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J. II. REED & BRo.-These gentle.
men, who have recently purchased the
City Booh Store of. I. DoRLAND, have
added largely tc their stock, and SO ar.
ranged their business that customers will
DO kdelighted with the accommodations
found there. They intend running the
getty Book Store 10 connection with
their large establishment in Mansfield,
and, therefore, will be prepared to furn-
ish everything usually found in o fr.t
class Book Store, on the most reasonable
terms. We have long been in need Of a
Nol1 Book Store, and, as Messrs, REED
propose keeping that kind, we hope our
citizens will give them liberal patronage.
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F.
TnE
some would like to know what the word
''Queinceypliexiauo" means. Well, for
information for all such, VIC would say,
that we don't know. We have asked our
devil" and he don't know. We have
consulted "Webster's Unabridged" and
are still in darkness as to the meaning Of
the above oabalislic word. But this much
VIC do know, a Number Of "shades,"-(we
call them "Shadcs," because when they
appear on the Stage, they look like the
image of God carved in ebony of Ash.
land, have formed themselves into as
troupe, and adopted the above mysterious
title, and propose to give a series Of en-.
tertainments in Ashland, commencing OF
the 18th inst. We know whereof VIC af
FIRM, when we say that these entertain
ments will be The best wei given in our
city, Get ypnr shinplastors ready.
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Youn HOME PAPER.-An exchange
gives the following sensible advice =
"stick to your home paper" No natter
If you are poor none are SO poor as the
Ignorant except it be tho d%epraved, and
they too often go together. Keep your
home paper. Remember that il it is not
SO large and improving as some, II is the
advertiser of neighborhood and daily bu.
%siness, aud tells you what is going on
around you instead Of u thousand miles
away.
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Which Shall It BE p. Congress
va or the President. SEi

L IL w. N.Ha bay. |H MNHI HHLHH .LL EI
The election campaign in Connecticut
Is furnishing some interesting disclosures
relative to .the position taken by the Pres
ident upon political issues. We have a.
ready alluded to facts indicating his de-
sire for the election Of the Democratic
candidate fer Governor Of Connecticut,
aud a still more emphatic expression Of
his views upon that subject, and his po-
%litical relations generally, has Just appear
ed, Two Connecticut politicians have
published q statement embracing the
points Of an interview which they held
with the President on Friday last. The
President said to them, according to their
report, that be regards those who support
his restoration policy as the Union party,
whoeverer they may be, and no others
He odd consider those who opposed
his policy as belonging to the Union par.
ty." And then, TO make the matter still
more explicit he said. 'Thc principles Of my
restoration policy are fundamental No
man can approve ofmy policy and that
Of Congress at the same time. That u
impossible" This language means thai
the President reads out of tho Union par
ty all who oppose his reconstruction pol.
icy-about nine-tenths Of the party, We
should think, if the votes in Congress, in
the State Legislatures, and the general
expression Of sentiment throughout the
country. can be relied upon. As the Dem
ocrats are the real Union party, accord
ing to the Presidents standard, We shall
hereafter have a match team Of Union
parties .-New York Sun.
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THE STOCK Is GUARANTEED.

Ia H. E.'H- ~ "mH
The Price Of the Stock has been fixed at
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE DOLLARS
per Share. Five Dollars 60 into the Treasury
Of the Company as q Contribution to- the
Working Fund. The Par Value of the
Stock, One Hundred Dollars, ispaid to
The Trustees, to Dc deposited in The Treas.
ary Of The United States, or Infested in
Government Securities, and may be pith-
draUn by the Stockholders at auy time.
By the payment of Ten Dollars, persons
that desire to await the Result Of the First
Years Development, can Secure the Right Of
obtaing A FULL PAID SHARE OF GUAR
ANTEED STOCK for One Hundred Dollars
Additional, at any time before the First day
Of April, 1867. nay 1t is m investment
with the Chances Of Large Profit and is AL
WAYS CONVERTIBLE INTO CASH atPAR.
1t might be called
A Legal Tender Oil Stock.
So large a Working Fund $500, 600
has never been pravided or expended by any
Company in the Oil Region. SUBSCRIP-
Tl0NS will be received by agents and by the
principal Banks and Bankers throughout the
country. Prospectuses and other information
| will be furnished by Agents, and by
SAMUEL I. howard,
l. SUBsCRIPTIoN AGENT,
(4wi2 81 Nassau St, New York.
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Last Moments Of senator Foote


The closing scene of the life of Sena
tor Foote is thus described by Senator
Doolittle :
"Claspipg my hand, he said, Dear
brother, you have always been kind to
me-a dear, good brother. l San never
reward you, but you know where your re.
ward lies I could rot speak, but be
continued in q clear voice, The mercy Of
God has been very great to me in this
sickness. / have SO many kind friends,
SO many angelic ministers, all around me,
it seems as though a company Of angels
were all about me, to bear up my sinking
spirit Then after q cause, he said, 4
have been trying to recall if there is any
human being Oh earth who I have iptsn-
tiOpally wropged or injured. l do not
now remember one. but if there be one
! pray God to forgive me- :
~ win not attempt to tell you all he
said. Before / left the room he said in
the same clear voice to another, The
Lord reigns, lot the earth rejoice !; il Is
we'll that he does reign and the people
have reason to rejoice that he does reign.
When ] leave this chamber no said, II
wish no parade, nc ostentatious demoa-
STATIONS ! only the ordinary proceedings
which custom and propriety impose. 1.
desire to DO borne TO my friends and
homo In Rutland, YL'n
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LET 'EM WESr.-The sun may pour
down its fercest rays, the moon be eclipscd
BY the shadow Of the earth, the winds
may breathe forth their fercest blasts,
the clouds pour down their copious show
ers, the artillery of heaven articulate its
louaest thundets, the lightning shoots
forth it's most brilliant flashes, but Meth.
or nor all Of these will alter the single
fact that MoCLAIN & FoRD continue to
take Photographs and pictures ofall kinds
in the best style Of the art. Call at their
rooms, two doors east Of tho Bank, Ash
land, o.
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TIE GREATEST
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
.ARMERs, FAILIEs AND OTHERS

LEARNERS, FABLES AND OTHERS
I can purchase no remedy equal to DR..
Tobias Venetian Imminent, for dysentery,
collie, Group, chronic Rheumatism, sore
throats, toothache, sea sickness, cuts, burns.
swellings, bruises, old sores, headache, mos.
quito bites, pains In the limbs, chest, back,
SO, II 1t does not give relief the money
VIII be refunded. All that is asked Is 0 trial,
and use II according TO directions.
DR.. ToBIAs-Dear Sir: ! have used your
Venetian Linimentiu my family for a num-
Der Of years, and believs 1t to be the best or,
ticle for what IL is recommended that I have
ever used. For sudden attack Of Group IL is
inyalus BILE. have no hesitation In recon-
mending II for all the uses IL processes to
cure. Ihave sold II for many years, and Il
gives entire satisfaction.
CHAS. II. TRIMMER.
Quakertown, NJ j., o 8, 1858.
Price 40 and 80 cent Sold by oil drug
gists. Office SO oortlandt Street, N. y.
Um84l ~ ~
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TA So wide is the field Of lis use
+ Z; !: !: : J; !: !: ]: ]: ! !; !: !: :: !: !: ! : e; !; !; !: ! 4: =; ! i; J; ]: ].
known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases OF
the lungs by its use. When once tried, its
superiority over every other expeclorant is
too apparent 10 escape obser %sarion, ard
where its virtues are known, the public no
longer hesitate what antidote 10 employ for
the distressing and dangerous affeciiops Of
tie pulminary organs that are incident 10
our climate. While many inferie remedies
thrust upon the community have failed and
been discarded, this has gained friends by
every trial, conferred benefits on the affiliated
they can never forget, and produced euros
too numerous and too remarkable to be for.
gotten. va ~ t NOM .flQ-H lll ~
We can only assure the public, that its
EQUALITY is carefully kept up to the best II ev.
er has been, and thatit may be relied on to
do for their relief oil that il has ever done.
Great numbers Of ~Clergymen, Physicians,
Statesmen and eminent personages, have lent
their names 10 certify the unparalleled use.
fulness Of our remedies, but space here will
not permit the insertion ofthem. The Agents
below named furnish gratis our American All.
manac in which they are given; with also
full descriptions Of The complaints thew cure.
Those who require an Alternative medicine
to purify the blood viii find Ayers Comp Ext
Sarsaparilla the rem iy 10 use. Try Il once.
and you will know Its value.
Prepared by J. G. AVER & CO., Lowell,
Mass /, and sold by
POTTER, PANcosT & Son, and s. r
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The Western Musical World,

Inc western musical world,
A Journal ofidh
MUSIC, ART AND LITERA TUR 4
Issued the first Of each moath. Each
number containing from three to six
pieces of New Music, vocal and instru.
mental, besides a large amount of enter.
tanning reading matter, consisting Of or.
iginal stories, sketches of Musicians, in
teresting editorials, musical gossip, news,
intelligence, &c.
Ooer Ferry Pieces Of Mnsir. 20
are given in each .volums of the "Western
Musical World" N s1ue83 ~
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
Splendid premiums are offered for the
largest list Of subscribers sent in before
the lst of February, 1866, including u
"%6iason and Hamlin Cabinet organ" and
other valuable premiums
S6- Specimen copies sent free. -Ga
For particulars, address,
s. BRAINARD & SON,
ggguP Publishers, Cleveland, o.
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Two DAYS 0SLY.-CadwOll, the o..
%tlcian, learning Of many DESTROYS of Oh
tanning his Spectacles, and unable to d.
50 during his recent visit here, announc, s
that he will be at the McNulty House,
Ashland, on Wednesday and Thursday,
April 18th and Goth. All interested
should remember the time; also the fact
that his Spectacles are not sold except by
himself.
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UARD.-The Ladies Of Ashland
AID vicinity return their sincere thanks
tot. W. HgaaH4nqss for Tie fine stock Of
dress goods he has brought to town, 50
fsrpsupsriorp in quality, and at lower
prices than any ever brought here before.
aNaaa : THE LADIES.
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in that State.
ONE THOUSAND WELLS
Can be sunk upon the property
without Interference.

Test wells have been sunt on the Estate,
and Oil found in paying quantities in every
instance. FIFTY WELLS are now being put
down to be followed by others as rapidly as
possible to the extent necessary to fully de-
velope the property. One hunired wells
yielding only ten barrels a day each at six
dollars a barrel, q price much below the aver
age price at Reno, would give one million
eight hundred thousand dollars o year Of in
come, making q profit Of probably fifteen per
cent. over expenses and taxes of eve,y kind.
If large flowing wellr are found, q single
acre of The territory may yield the sutire
capital within two years.
n6S-The Company owns the Town Of Reno,
together with Several Hundred Lots for Bust
ness and Dwelling Houses. There is an Ex-
%tensive Demand for then, and the Revenue
rom their Sale win be very great.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIoE REV. A. Fl. NY
xRs will preach next Sabbath at eleven
o'eacck ii the Lutheran Church. Mr..
Myers Church has granted him leave
Of absence for two months after next Sab
bath. All are cordially invited to be
present next Sabbath.
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Administrator Notice.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed
Administrator Of the Estate, Of benjamin
Nelson, laie Of Milton Township, Ashland
County, Ohio, deceased. All personsindeht-
cd 10 the Estate are required to make imme-
date payment; and those having claims
against the same will present Them Gully au-
thentioated 10 the undersigned for allowance.
GEO. W. HILL, Admir-.
Jan. a., l888-sw68 lIS
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ISsURAKoE.-Person having property
they wish to, insure against loss BY fire,
are referred to the statement Of the Corn
Exchange Insurance Company, Of New
York. Tits an old and reliable Company.
HIS. SEE, Esq.is the Agent here, and
il a prompt, agreeable and accomnOda,
ting gentleman to do business with.
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GRAND CokcERT.-Porter's Singing
Class, assisted by the Hayesville Brass
and String Bands and other Amateurs Of
the place, viii give q musical entertain
ment at the Presbyterian Church 10
Hayesville, on Monday evening, April
i6, 1856. Half the proceeds for the
benefit of the, Presbyterian Church
Admittance rs ccn's-Doors open at half
past six, concert to commence at half past
sevsu.
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la- The following ticket was elected
at Savannah, at the recent election =
Mayor, Jas. MoGuTcHEN; Recorder, JNo.
A. MYERS; Copncilmen, Rev. R. NEW
TON, Rev. j. A. RELLEnN, j. WATSON
aud 9. cARLEY. Marshal, JAS. ORR.
NEER.r IN
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10 The "Atlantic noteI' is QUO Of
the Institutions Of Mansfield. Every per
son who stops there once, makes it a
point to make TIM "Atlun,ic" his abiding
place while Sojourping in that city Mr.
&C. Townley, the proprietor, understands
how to cater to the public taste, which
sccounts for the rapidity with which the
"Atlantic' is growing in tho public ia
vor. 537i3 VA .,q.lI
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SHERIFFS SALE
Eleanor NJ. Jones

VS.. In Partition
John Sidney Jonos ct al. N es-
N pursuance Of m order of the Court of
i Common Pleas within and for the County
Of Ashland and State of Ohio, in the above
case, duly issued and directed to me bearing
date the 18th day Of March, A. D., 1866, !
will expose to sale, at Public Auction, at the
door Of the Court House of said county, on
Saturday, May 12M, a. D. 1866,
the following described lands and tenements.
situate in Ashland County and State of Ohio,
to-wlt: the South West quarter of section five
l5), of township twenty-five (22), of Range
fifteen (l5).
Terms one.third cash, and the balance in
two equal annual payments, with interest
from day Of sale, to be secured by mortgage
on the premises.
Appraised at $4,000.
J.G. BROWN, Sheriff.
March 81, lS6G-4w4lpfS7,5O
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g6- As will be seen BY notice in au-
other column, a Concert will DO given in
Hayesvillo, on next Monday evening, un,
der the auspices of W. B. Porter. Mr. T
is q fine musician, and the concert will
doubtless be q success. Y
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"Put Money in Thy Pursep
ROAD TO w EALTH,

< 000 ACTIVEsAND RELIABLE A.
C,UUU gents, Mole or Female, and of
all ages, are wanted. to! canvass every City
Town, Village, Hamlet, Workshop and Fac
tory throughout the entire world, for the sale
Of our Watches. Jewelry, Silver Ware, Musi-
Of Bo xes, Albums, and othor articles.
Energetic persons Of good habits and fair
business tact, con clear over $25 per week in
the country, and o much larger amount in
tnickly settled localities!
No Capital Required
Samples Of ouv articles, to the amount Of So.
will bss"-h by mail for inspection. and If
not perfe city satisfactory, no char gel
Send your address, II You are Of On indus
trious turn Of mind and in quest Of immediate
wealth II Direct to
PARKINSON 4 co, Importers,
l8w85 20s broadway, New York
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FARM FOR SALE.

TNuE undersigned will sell. at private cal.
the pepler farm, adjoining Rowsburr.
Ashland County, Ohio, containing about AZ
acres Of excelleniland, under a good stale AZ
cultivation, with an Orchard Of choiee f,.,t
and in 2 good bearing condition; two rood
frame dwelling, q irst.rate Saw Mill. a sosd
barn, Q never falling we'll of wafer. and siocL
water e'%nyenient. This is one Of tbe most
desirablefarms in Ashland county, and Fan
be bought cheap. For further i~nformat;nr
nlluire o. Henry Depler or Jacob EpeIesss
howsturg' HENRY DEPLER.
JACOB RNGLR
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For SALE.-A first rate Piano at a
great bargain. Also, a West & Wilson
Sewing Machine. For information cal!
at this Office. Eff
pea- Buy your Books, stationery, wall
and window paper, &C., of ] l Dorland
Main street, Ashland.
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~ Beautiful arc the feet Of those
who stand upon the Hills and proclaim
good tidiuss, but more attractive these
times, are those places and business men
who furnish good bargains to customers.
Prominent among these, is J. Nee. Par.
TERsoN, who ID just receiving his spring
stock Of Dry Goods, which were bought
in the nnick Of time" when goods were
at their lowest. j. Moe. is a gentleman
oil, high business reputation, and our read.
ere will do we'll to give him q call,-old
Boston Store, nearly opposite Town Hall.
BE advertisement.
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GoNE EAsT.-J. Calm will return
from the East in q few days with one Of
the largest and best selected stocks Of
Clothing eyer brought to Ashland, Give
him a call. Advertisement next week.
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S6y- "Westward the Star Of Empire
takes its way" aod BRUBAKER & WIN
BioLER, having consolidated their stocks
Of groceries, have followed the example
Of the "Slar" and moved to the "old
Stone Corner" on the corner Of Main
and Church streets, where they will be
pleased to see all their old customers and
as many new ones as may give them a
call. Their stock is n Of the largest
apd best ever offered in this market, and
will be sold, at the lowest possible figures
Give them a call. Goods delivered to
any part of town free Of charge.
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March Goth, 1866, by the Rev. Thorn
as Beer, at his residence, Mr. WILLIAM
BURKHARD to Miss ELLEN NJ. RUS.
SELL, both of Jackson township, Ash
land County, Ohio.
At the residence Of the brides mother,
on the 9Th inst, by the Rev, p. r. Rose
berry. Mr.. JAMES JACOBY aud JEN-
NY FAST, both Of this county.
AT the residence of the brides father,
on the 4th inst, by Rev. W. SEELY, Mr..
SAMUEL FREEMAN, and Miss SA.
RAH McMURRAY.
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Wanted.

$40 a bay EASY MADE ero
W selling Engravings Gard Photo, ranhs -
2 lllSnaryI Oar Stationary Packets exeells
W, oIaers; each Packets contains Taper I'm.
se,opss, feneh: Pens ,&e., and lew elry worth
q uoIinr a. retail PRIcE ONLY 80 CErrs-
Ne;wisi send Agents 100 Stationary Packages
a'a q silver Watch for Sl7 We alro pub
ll'hsS eel Ensr wings and Portraits, Liiho-
GraIh rrinis. &c very popular and saleable
VII send a nne assortment OF, 100 for el
'ha' VIII realire $50, orr $40 lot that VI
seii ior $50 or over Will send q sample 10
ofS' That will sell for is dollars.
send stamp for Catalogue. Terms, 60.
nasklNs \ c. So Beekman s.. y. n:
Nov 22-n24f
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B6S- As there has been a report circu-
lated that.DAsrEL SMIru's Flour Mill,
near H~ayesvillo, has been destroy cd, We
are requested to state that such report is
untrue, and that the Mill is 10 good run
ming order. All kinds of grinding done in
the best o fstylc and on the shortest no
tice. as0
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Losri--0n Monday last, a large brass
Oiieeksy. Any person finding the same
will confer 'svfavor by leaving IL at the
Auditors Office.
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~ HELrMAN & BRuBAKER, having

- HELrMAN & B~RuBAKER, having
Dissolved partnership, W. g. Hoffman
still holds forth at the old stand two doors
west Of the Town Hall, where he will be
delighted to soc all his old fr~isnds-aud
thor name ID LEGION and the "rest Of
p%ankind,1 who want to buy cheap COT.
fees, Teas, Sugars and all other articles
In bis line. "BILLY' Is q clever fellow
and we'll known to the people Of this
county, and, Of course, will receive a lib
sral share Of their patronage. Cut this out
and paste II 10 your hat, so That you won't
forget thelplaoo Goods delivered to any
part Of town free Of charge.
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asglaas aaipn
AsHLANb, April i, 1898.

ar We have q Scholarship In Calkin, Griffin
q Co.'S celebrated Union Commercial College,
of oberlin, which can be bought at . bargain
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THE SINGER SEWING MAcHINE.-We
would say to our friends, if they want q
Sewing Machine, y that you will never
regret in buying, to buy the Singer Sew.
ing Machine. For sale only at the Times
Office, East Of Post Office.
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nea- Buy your drugs, medicines, pure
wines, liquors, &C., of s. R, Squire, No
5 Main street.
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NOTICE is hereby given that tho under
IN signed has been duly appointed and
qualified az ADM aistratrix Of the 4, tate Of
Michael Bitner, late Of vefmillion tn. decd.
MARY ANN BIfNER.
January si-swsl
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GOnA MONTE i-A6ENTs wan-
DJU ted for six entirely new articles
just out. Address 0. 0. CAREY, City Build.
log, Biddefcrd, Maine. tn30ly
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarscuess,
Group, Bronchitis, lnciieM Consump
tioa, and for the relief of Consump
tine Patients IN ddvdncea stages Of The
disease.
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sar Buy the best! Buy the Singer
Sewing Machine. Qy34)
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For SALE.-A desirable residence on
Cottage Street can be bought cheap. For
full particulars, call at this office, or FIVE
doors North Of the Catholic Church, East
side Cottage street.
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sG- Goods will be delivered any place
in Town Free Of Charge. ,a a4.
March %, ~l865-iltf ligHi Gus
1'tfs 0ofsg VI 'o NJ. w.. & co
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

The public are earnestly invited to give as
q call. Remember the place,
Three Doors Vest ofthe. Bank, Ashla,d
NJ. WINBIGLER K co.
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One door Vast of Town Hall, Ashland.