ocr: ' il t X 1 a fea fc iL IN INDIANAPOLIS WHOLFALi: Book and Paper House! 17F. wo'.!d call ef-ecial altrrlion to ojr V f Stock of Book a ai.d Stationery , an.l aa- jr to those wiafuin to buy to sell again, that r ill Duplicate anv Hill of Dcnks Pur cluMd In thf WF.ST! Oaratock conatstaof an extcaaiT aairt ocnt of SrsalUr, Latter Papers, Ila 'ers. Cap Paper. C.eocraphie, Note Pap-rra, Dictiocaric. Kneiope, Grsinrnar. Inka, Pen. Ac, At STK.WAKT A HOW EN.. Mar. 1 , l-C d fia Indianapli. nr.nl! Ilrad!!


Wabash express. [volume]

ocr: JEAN & WILLIAMS, 7 ERRE HALTE, IM) , ri HATEFUL for the liberal patronage " T rullT Inf irt-i th public that thy arc prrparr.1 toya c ute all work In their line with aturat and ü4 PUh SAS II. DOORS ASD RLISDS. Madeto ora-'r. .kt.p on Mith atreet, tw o a-aare noitb of Main. II lJm

place_of_publication: Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.

publisher: Thos. Dowling


ocr: BENEDICT. MALLGuV Manufacturer and dealer in Ilufa 'u Kur and straw Ciootla At h Jleaale only. No. 109 South Water Street, betwee t, Clark and Dearborn, Cuicaoo, Ills. K.Hemdict, ) K. H.Mallout, J Sept.QC, lSjjdwlypd E. T. Faesam. )


ocr: tfit Railroad D'jctf. Trnuc Haiti:, Ind. Ij Repairinjr promptly attended to. second-hand BOILKUS bought aud sold, j A 1-'- Nov. i , Ijj. 4-iwtf


ocr: tat w l'f ii. -tp!r I N I't i-uu ! ! i ANTII) 1TK MALAHIA VfÄ mi I'l.lil Vtrt; I'imuH a;a.t:4 utiiuittnl anJ Krmltteul Krrrt;ii Il..u Krnt, acinruHruir! tf ( i ' 1 in pin in, 1 .iJ tai r, Vl- lv Ccf,SUip tin! iii rnji, T h.l.ilii. K..l.t I Uril'ltl I'f ill irhi Mvttaut all iU.rr rttu f Ui.' M. A i: 1 A O K M 1 A SM A


ocr: FA IRR A X K' S ci-.i.Ki;i:.TFt SCALES. G. F. ( C (. Smfih. Afents. ? i r. ri it r. ii s i 1 1 . i .s i. rirÖFAIHHANKSA- CO.. A-'ts April 12,'iS wly.


ocr: ; IIARDW.WK AM) CUTLERY: Wroueht aud Cut Nails. Spikes, (.lass, .1 r pan ned, Tin and Pressed Ware. Rivets, hetile Ears, Solderimr Coppers, Ac, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper Ware, Ac, Ac. Turners' Tooln, and Machines. Sept. 2G, lc-35-dwly in i ki: vi: cash stoki:. TfE have juit received the following new and V deairabl sood : DRESS GOODS. BOKNIT RIBBONS. Elecant IJiere Kol-ea, A larre Block of Swih Jacone'.laud Lawn KidGlovra, Knbf. Silk anJ Liale Thread Beautiful Summer Sitka, Hi.nierr of all kind. li in and filmed C ha Uica, Gen tie men's Summrr ilkllanura, btuna, Vc, d.i. French Orpaudie a, Aoo- l'rlnla l a wun. Carpeta. Mattinr. Sn iaaaud Jaconet Mua- Oil .' lotba, V C . lint. Harri n 1 1 n n'a Improved French and Scotch OlDC- arpet Llnmc. to lay l.an.a. DE BAGES. Aneljtant aaaortment of hIW ami Lat e Mantilla. Plain and Linbf oiJrifi N hit e and col'd Crape Mia win. Preaa rnmniint of all kind. i.. m en a nun. Terre-Haute, April. 13, lt3C-dw ly under carpet. nw at ticl and one rf the brat In ventiona of the apr, a itprevrnta nin'I.a, cl vra elotllty to the carpat and aavea fully f fty pri cent in wear and tear.


ocr: T IF F A S H I Q N A mm S)rir,g and Summer Silk and other Hats. AND THE NEW-YORK HAT STORE, Is sow Xaiufacturing HaU to salt the Timail JOSEPH C. YÄTES, nASJuatrrcaWtJ hlaSprinj; an.l Summftsintli of piaie rlaia fur luanutaituriric Halt, from wliitb he la now prarrl to inakr anjr atyl or f, ni.li of Hat that may ! i Jle J (or. All woi k manufac turril a I Una luiia" c aa ? rr Iifil upon a a telnj A o. I. '"" Uf p 1 'i u c in order. W'li OLKS ALE AXI) RETAIL. All Kind ii.l aly U of data and Cap, tit matiutadurr hrplcnnatantlynn t.an.l an l lrr aalr T-iholraal aidtriall. Country Mr rc han t ar i u vi ted tu tall, aid -l.niln' Iii. .Iik k an J prltea. Kf nia'vr lUe p!f M.iJ-'aitl'a huildmr, tb Nt.ilb aiJ i.f th I'uMic s-quatf , Trrre-Haute, la April if3, l-Ce -lwly .


ocr: WILSO TCTTLE, WM. O. lllBBARt'. r am. tittk. gio. m. ouat. TUTTLE, IIIRBAR1) & CO., 43 South Water Street. CHICAGO, ILLS. IMrORTEHSand Wholesale Dealers in Eng lish, German and American IIARDW.WK AM) CUTLERY: Wroueht aud Cut Nails. Spikes, (.lass, .1 r pan ned, Tin and Pressed Ware. Rivets, hetile Ears, Solderimr Coppers, Ac, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper Ware, Ac, Ac. Turners' Tooln, and Machines. Sept. 2G, lc-35-dwly in i ki: vi: cash stoki:.


ocr: Indiana Piano Forlo Warrroom AND MUSIC STORE! 1 timinri mli'-rs ar'- pleased t. f. iiiliee l Ihe i.eii,lt- f In.lmiia ' I that ttliM hn l'.ar a irr f!.'linvr uf llT T at.rliii. i.t of PIA.NO Fol; I E Ir-.m K.--J l 1 i t tnakea in the t'iiite.1 .!..;. , Im hulir t: Ciiu ar:.. Ax Sil, Wnnra up A I'.h.. i. ii,Jii &, and T. (iiiatrtT. 'l lio.t.m; !., a.uiiP of the Li -t ln. kc of N--.trk. We have alo, MEI-O PEON'S in e rj atjle.C.u'.lara. Violin. Ai C. Our tu k l '.ju: I t.i 11. i t of m.) liotiM- in lUf Ut, ntitl prit t- a t . v r 1 1'- I Is n.Ulr : k ho d"irt to purr L:iae, I i ii e mi rail. N.. 4. II.. i. a IP. i.... UII.I.AHI At MuWlU.. In liatiajM,!;, Jan. 0. l-.'-ö-dtV -Cm


ocr: To Trintcrs Evcrywhrrcü VK keep constantly on hand the fob lo-aae ala ff I'RLSTISG PAVER! 22XS2 24X37 25X7 24X53 24X33 2JX3I Aad caa larAlah aay ait to ftrdcr. SS' (uaraat vr ptlntinr faperta i-e lh rl la ihe ttat. XV iaaa1tfjrkt prtatera KlU the t quality f klack and lany clot4 IN KK alao Carda rf any a i-garvld Cap and Letter t'aper, aad Io fact av er ythiPt a. d hy pi 1 Bier teuer it Marl atwtu 5IEWAKT A flOWKJf, Todiacapoti.


ocr: WILLIAM II. MAUTIX. (Lateof Rjcklnrara E Co., T0J. Otio.) jcrfcnrting & tfannissioit Itrchnf, as ' R ODUCE DE A L E R . TFIIHI -HAI H i isjn. CONSIGNMENTS solicited, on which raanabl drarica will b inad aben In tor,rtnc prtstl'f f o N' orleana. New YMb,HnfTU. Oawj-, Toledo or CiBtlnaatl. pe.c. SO.l'ii-JwU


ocr: 0 F. & C. C SMITH, (Srertaaa TO N. S T V pos.) National Koad strft, Tana Haute, ted., DEALERS in Stoves. Cnatinss. FJowa, Tle-'1t and abet . ai.4 Manafacurera of Copir. Tin aad Kbeet Iroa Ware. Ta tock la larce. aa I naerneat the tame, lo -arard tt rut tinniri,H httttölott. Ifi dtf


ocr: PARR'S ACtUE TONIC 1'or the K-c k v ; n ua! and s t r dy Ci.rr cf .1 XU .7 f7 UK it in i i:uii rn: r i i.vi ir. f I Mll: ConipMo.) J is tin restih of yvo- - f(.u ii d rf e a 1 1 :j :id c h f m ic a I i i f t '. f 1 1 o n . l-y one i.f t ; r ii.it ( f t !-i t r d C ! f r i i-: 'n I s v i ii c in ?h'a i r aiiv other (n;:i;tn, l! r. nfral ue t m i u OU t l lif I. .t i U M a tr k. r. i. ; pf t t nl i. f IÖ Vfait ui.p.i tll-'-etl .ii c , Linst entitle it to a ii u'ar patrons-" i" tb? f .if ra c t-'iilty. I Ls j ,; oprii-. t ..eo.il! 4-uic tl.e iV ic, iio tc.li.ire n as-y .Mine. I 1 1 ü-rlniff. i tnlur..iito tie e n , a .1 I n v . ri4i:- afoiiiin-: hii icmp'.aiy tiit f, f tu I t; tt.i..p'-i:ioii. 1 1, .i f 1 1 l c '- 1 1 I e !!.ie in us na tut c, may be c I vr n top'-r,tia ev.iy " iv-lf: t'iei ri , a ii J w ... n ad .... ; i ! ' rr d a t -t .! r e t .1 u f c t o , , ii c i r 1 1 1 i 1 m5 1 1 r , ? ' i , i i v - r f .. . ' t f Cc 1 1 a cert m c ui . a ii 1 c ...ctpi t tf : pi c r n t a r-1 u i n f-f li e ii : a f 4 i . Self apf nt for t'i" Wr t, l ilt) .! IN . Ilt'.tl.r.Y, I " -1 v : 1 1 r . K r . A r -vt here P V i" .Il M. 10 N !t F.I !.Y Idly F. V arrefi, r a . n re I . I'im, J. V. t'l - ' I ' er !,


ocr: liuy a Hat to Cover your Head, and Umbrella to cevrr yovr li.t. t T T.N 'S !! NTS, I ,y ll .i lif-. t Hr, A 1 ! it.V H?s, Wl.i'e l!Va, '' li t'", Sdk Ilfs. lveph r. Hats. and an:r.i.j:s r. ' I; ia.:. , Kur !! .ts. Ma a i:..'t. r-s! hf l !( . T MA ii A i A ffw of 1 1. ose chrl rrtihrt.!" i .r Tt i r 4T ar .1 .t i"er J fi w rra, a:. 1 ! t : t i . for f.o is 4! l i :r-t!Miois. KirUIV .t DAN M.ir.nN. 1 1.1 s


ocr: 'ri-iJ-; Avcxui'i; ki:: 1: n 1: Tt:i 111 n;T i ic . I M I'U UT A N "1 A N I 0 F C, l V. T C( N 1 1 ; ; . . at in.v to Tin: srm:.:iNi.. Tiios. a. iiri:i.i-:v.5


ocr: CASH FOi: IIIDRS! Sheep Pelt nml ItnrU. r.i AVINU purcliasnl J. Tivbsak'h cij es LI UMished TANNKHV. on the Canal in Teffe-Haufe, w are payinc the highest cash pricea for the above artie'es. KLKIN Ji M AUSHAU.. TaXarth t, Jlm-wlj Terre Hante, Ir.J.


ocr: FA 1 R I A XA'S CEI-1.11KAT E! SCALES. ry f. r f e-,? 4 t IT. r . tl lv. t CUMIl . J (ICli.S, 5, "Tr'a TFJJKF-11A1-1E.INI. rj- lC) FaM I II AN KS at CO.. A-'ii --wsy:"- - Hroaday, A'tw I'ctk. . April lV6-wlr. F (


ocr: T. L. 60flD. si.HA noi.::s. wai trTs c nnr Wem m W l j If aV ES 19 Ii. 2 ßa, "nrillfsT TUTjt- rsTtn .-rr, TT. , iff r ... ' .11 IlQlitut I ou Hurry anl Maehiht SLvp, near ike Kai.ruud Drctt. Tliail Um'TV IP tt .1 . . ii.' ' . 1 VT Kepairintr promptly attended to. aecondhanrl TtOILKRS bought and sohl. ,f r NoT. 7 1M5. -Af '


ocr: X. P. SPAULDIXC;, NO. 4, Ml- (1 tl A N If S KoV, TEURE-HA 11 E. A7. DtalfTin Dsort.Sarh and Hhndg, lulft tj Tine and Toilnr Lurttl-tr. ALSO. PLAN F.D FLOODING A AIDING. All work in nnfa -1 nre.l i f V il n -.! i ir I r O r r t y Y. It. Jl liNO., Tultilu, Ohio. All oicra j riu-ij t!) f.ilcd. Aptil 16- wTm


ocr: WIlOlMtLK ASD StTAIt MAltRS IM Staple and Fancy Drv (J.toda .Yankee Millinaty (iood. 1luu Trimin (jooda, (ilovea, Hosiery, de., JLc. No. Ill, Lake Streit, Chicago, Illinois. Sept.UG. 1-55 dAw ly.


ocr: Very Valuable Property For Sale. rpOWN SITK. MILL .SKAT, AC. JL Situated on tbe Wabaah cV Krie Canal, In Glsy county, Ind. miles fr-tm Spencer, (c tinty est), about halt way between 1 err--IUute and NVortbmic tinrtoii; at Jteen milea from Row hue (Jreen, (coue.ty t); IT miles fro n Sglhvan, (ciuuty aeat.) Thi place reinp In tha uiidat of a licit f iitile country, idw beinp fa at aeilied with enterprising f.emeia, mu-t make a place of iras-e. Krr further particulars enquire r S. HAKBKK T, Land Ästet. Aug. 14 dw


ocr: Spring and Summer Silk and other Hats. waioiTrijiiTs oiiia; : ASD Hit NEW-YORK HAT STORE, Is now Ilancfactarizig Hati to suit tha Tines! JOSEPH C. YATES, HASjuft recti veJ hl Sprins an.l Summer Stuck materials t.r manuUctuiiiu Hat, Irorn br iiuow rirj.are.l to make iny at) le or f.i.i.h ol l! I hit max be callr. 1 f.-r. All w oik manufacture,! at Uouie can be letiej upou a tcinj A .N.l, ii Pllepaiiiu j !one to orJtr. WHOLESALE A XI) RETAIL. AU kirnt and lyle of Hit. nl Cipi, of has tern rnanuf jcture. kejt ciutaiitly on liar J and lor sale wLoteile an t retail, t'ountry Merc iiai.ta are mil ted to c II, an 1 etamuie t lie toi : k and ( tlce. VJ Kei i"iihtr the place M.tjrait; lulljln, on Ike North aide of ttie Put lie Squaie, Tenc-ilaule, la. April XJ, f 'Mj-an ijr. DEPOT OF FASHiOMBLLFÄSBIÖNS!


ocr: - - - - AllUfl'P c- KIjrjlAXT MannfactTircrs cf S&sh, Blinds & Doers, Floorinir, Siding and Shinlea. Duildin material of every description, furnished at abort notice, on reasonable terme. Factory, Clark Street, I'ctween Tavlrand Twelth. Sales Room 130, Clark St., Chicago Sept. 26, lfc55-dJ;v-ly.


ocr: nrÄTiM'Ffs' Manufarlurer of Thrh:rnr Machine, Horse Towers, Corn and Cob Mills Ar. W-t Üandolpt: Street, Fept. tC, I f 55-d wly Ciiisaoo, Ills,


ocr: liKXKDl.J I MALLORV t FA UN AM, 5!anufaeturera and dealers in lints t'upa, I ura unit Mritvs C.ootlt At h..Uale onlr. Xo IP'.! South Wattr Street, hetweet Clara and Hetthorn, Cuicaoo, Ills. II. HtXH'l.T, ) i:. It. Mai lost, iept.0C, 1cj5 dwlypd , K. T. KaaMAii. )


ocr: 0. F. & C. C. SMITH, (lYr)l. TO TV. fltrl So.r.i M aiioasl tad Strert.Teire Maate, Ind., DKALKlteinSums. Casiintjf. IMowf, 11a-Plate an t Mee (rnn. and Manafscureta f Topper, Tin aa4 bbeet Iron W'ara. The atotk ia lane, and iottsetfe8tf :he atme , ta "'VlV liTJ i!Te,me,,, fcf,,urtc - rrLOUIl & SALT S3 v o t" "T


ocr: Good Chance for a Kcchancc. LKASK FOKSALK On 4th ft.. South ol the Maptlst Church. S. HA KHK KT. Aug.lS-dw Ayc.l.


ocr: Fire &: llarlnc Insurance. r I MIE undersigned, having been appoint- JL p.l ar nt at T'-rre-Hitr.U fortiiv Etna li.ar:.nre r.inip.in of ILtrlf'trd, tonn., is r pared to ibSio Eire and .Marine I'.di. i.-a hi ilo lw-i rule. I hehir'i reiut;i.in tliis t'oinoanj haa acMesed t'j its pri.nt'Ui" in tbc a ll iattiu-nt and parrnent cf ht- t, cmiinn-nd iv-ir to Kll buiii. iiiti, aa no ol liie aaf.-t to :n paiii-4 in Hi.- fnil -d Mifi. -y, w here all appin-aiioB may fce p.ft. J. U. HAOtK. Terr?. Haute, Jaly 10, 1-W-dw-tf


ocr: Wltr.it .ri!N. I.L pera.it). i , t - r-K-.l in tSe t mr rrm $ . wf fr-fptt ff of l'." fmrmtr, will jd. i.- ;te tr:n to. lira tltr.t b eatl't.f al tito Apn- iM.irl M.rr of fie ut d-r-a cn- i Mi I j'ti rt h e one rf It. K u b tt' . . t.-t ru'r .1 II k nt I irtti$ . l!..-t n .l oi- rroni Jil oi I jr ft it. It. iair, and nip, . a...f..rtao t...r..p!;.nt from KIM I .' at f s ..f V. bee.t, (:.i.or ..t:..-r annil zt,, per .1-,; !.... a-tte fr on 2 to 3 p. a. of aio-t j.-r a. r.-. snd It,' tn Id ,11 hefrora II ' .M P"T rrat. .are fan t' - .rosd -ra.t.....t,,ff. bid stribal.Pjtl.a-ruin ui.:f..rin:u, at ...t de.. red de,".i... and L-Mlirl ri'ro afr.nh b.. l ween the rota a iif(r.ni l"j roi'e t it fr.ou 11 a'-i e r.:i of w 1 1. tor. J. COOPEK a, CO, Tarra-flaoie. IS, sttf


ocr: Frrm for Sale, pONTAIMN(i liOacriß. 90 in Kt.l V.y tultiatl.in ; balance limSer. Mtaatei 7 mttea north of tlia tity on th l.afaj.-tte toad. AoglMft-tf HAK11KKT, Affci.t.


ocr: f r gt a s 11 -r-s . -s m -IN- JLLi V JLÜX-C. FAXT a?V - PARR'S 1 1 TT TT rpl AT T f It I I 11. I I I IV I I . I " S.J X A. J For the l'..Tctiil snd Spec y (iure of FEVJt n A XI) JIG UK ix Mri:u.iiirri!MT ri:vi:ic. 'PHIS Compound is the result of pro- found research and (Sei'iiial in vesii salin, one PI the laoal re leTirate.i f.rMtt nnxv !i .1 r in ll.unr inf ntl.rr f.iuntir. I la cenr ra t nr t lirn,i. h- out til a t.a.trrn Mtr,. .turinj pri t.J nf C ) ei. unpüri.r ie: nre . n.,i ci,:ii!e u 1,1 simiisr Ptrtc:a; m t lie ctei 11 r ..an try . I I roj.rrtor xrot t .1 ti 1 r t hr j. j .1 1 r . n 'i 4iii.;iir i.r 1. Vi. - i" - r1 .l.t... .n I i .,rin ,. I,, II. , .1.. . ....II.... -.,,,.,,,.,,., .,. -, , , , . , , rit,;y a!t Illing 'ml t.'mn ii r j- it ,;rf, r i,!ri s Us t im" po i li 1 ii ; 1 1' 1 1 1 1 e r,n I ; ! y v ' . r Ä , r 1 n n -'iiir.niiy I. tixcn titp'ontK of v.-if a;r at lrj ( hrt v , I it r hn a J 1: nntr re I 1 1 I i.i t 1 .1. t ii, iu. ve r f! ! t 1 :!i r' . li in . i.r f r 1 1 i t 1 r "t t cr niiu uia.an 1 ciiii,iirt:y preveut a teiurii .tti.r Uire. " .SivUaiCiit foT f.,r Wrft. TIII'IAS A. Ill Itl. I S, V-j Arent lere P. M. 10NNKM.V." ' ," Jyl; 2-nCm


ocr: Horoo Loot. . A larpe Dunn or Iron Rrer Hors fC74 eacap"d from the owner in Kiloy Township, on lat Saturdav nicht a e had on when he b ft, a .adJle and briille. Any information ijiven of taid horse at this olhce will be liberly rewarded. Auu.t 13. ltG wtf


ocr: MAnRIBD: In Carlitle, on the 2.1 itnt.. br Ker. nRTTu.f. Ma. WASINNtJ TON "i'.KNSlNü Klt to Mi a CAT II A RIX K McCOUMICK.


ocr: cash roi: ini'i;.s! SIim I'cllw :uaI Slnrh. nAVIN'f I ! .1. Til ..von i'l e- t i.!iO..-l TANNLKY. on tU rnrd tr. Ti rrr-lli:.', uro p;yir.f the hi-he-!. rili pricta fcr the ab:v .ti. '.. Kb!' IN .t MAT -II ALL. March i, l-jij Il:n-w lj Ttrre Ilai.t , 1 nd


ocr: Mtate of InstlAaa Vlajo rouiilr 7VT0TICE is hereby piven. that Samuel i. s Conner, admlntntrator of th estate of J"f j'h H. rinor, trom.:.. na nll bis .'tttton to -ll Ilm roat osUlo of Ihn looolnt, hi j'nonal teinff iiiaulSriont to pay hin! M; anl that aaid jvtUioii will be titart t tho nrxi term of Uio Court vf Common I'loas, vf aalu ooiilily. A tt r t I - AND. WILRINK, Aua-. 5CT, lK"-3w C. C. P. C, VI;o coenty.


ocr: M A It 11 X ED: In this ritv, .bur. 4th. I v j: I) Tab,r, Mr. CHHIS1 Ol iJl i: JihMOLLsT. i : M. Anthonv Full M. T .to Miss MAKV A. LKUssMAN.of V.go couLtv.ind Yesferdav morning, at (Thri.t Churrh. bv this Lev. Mr. Lay, Dr CuaaLi- M. WciiifaiLL. f Philadelphia, to Mi, M:v I'. ?in. :.f.(, dauj-hterof Thorn is T Uci.brid.'e if tl.i cif -.-. l.atyfttt. Jom.


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ocr: I DEPOT DF FASHIOHABLE FAS HI 0 n S Spring ami Summer Silk and other Hats. ;ooi TINES C'0.1IIi(! AVD TBI NEW-YORK HAT STORE, a Is now Manufacturing Bati to lult th Timet! JObEPH C YMEb. -a t AS luat i-raived hiSrrine ant Stimmr r Slot k I i a -a v . . . - . . JLX malcrlala for manuractuiluR Hala, Irom a Inch j heianow prepared to make any atyle orfiniah of Hat 1hlf In.v I., r V.l ft.r AllwfklU'lTtaul.l.ftllffl.lllilm i".'"'""' ........--. .v. ,v. ... Mount? ran be relied upon a being A Nu. 1 Kr Krpiriup Uoue to order. WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL. All kinds and atylea of Hala and Cap, of Kaateiu manufacture. Kepi couatanll) on hand aud lor aale at wholesale and retail. I'ouutry .MercLants are iui ted ti call, and examine the atock ji.d price. Jf"p Keme-nber the place Modeaitl'a building, on the North aide or the Public Square,! enc-llaulc, la. April S3, lKVO-dwly.


ocr: 0. F- & C. C. SMITH, (re rees to . Sbiitii Ss.) Jtalional K.,ai Street, 711 Hi u'e, Ind., TVFALF.BS in Stoves, Cain-s, Flows, J t,,,. plate and Sheet Iron, and Mir.sUt urr i a Of ippef llllll!""""" Tkt.in-k I irir.iua ininrnnnu mr ,imr, iu m errl to our ctietomeie, aa heretofore. Feb., li-M dtf Sale at our


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Eaton Democrat. [volume]

ocr: 1111SFI n TANAUSDAL & Co. are in receipt of the Jta w hich they respectfully call the attention wanting cheap and serviceable goods. Feeling means to purchase our Goods exclusively for cle ofleid by us for sale we can render satisfaction as to price and quality. Uur stock tins. been purchased in New York, Philadelphia, from the manufactory, and embraces a larger uauion iooui isige biock oi assorieu uryuuous largest stock of Goods ottered in this market, of their friends and customers and all other confident that from long experience, sufficieu: cash, close attention to the purchase of every cr- and other Eastern cities, in many instances direct variety than hsnolly found in country stores., lu we aeep , - SHOES OFM KINDS!' Queenswareand Groceries, HatSj Locks, L.atcnes, Uutts, lable tutlery,.etc. ., V . CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS AND SADDLERS' HARDWARE, ncludins: eacle, tyre and carriage bolts", clips, and turned collars, the ver. best rxirtde toti enammelled drills, ming drilltl, silvered, brown, black' Wards' top and trimming leatlier, dash, bow, and collar leather, fioor o.. cloths, hairi and rugs, Wilton and Brussels carpet, strings, laces, arid tas sels, glasses, joints and prop's names, hubbs, bows and bent fellows. All of wliitb will be sold as cheap ns they can be purchased 1 i tiocmuaii March 27, 1856. GapS, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel;: muslins and ducks, enammelled trim or crimson, a very superior article- or eiscwnerc ;;. . ; .'"' ff.

place_of_publication: Eaton, Ohio

publisher: W.A. Duggins


ocr: Rates of Advertising. )ne tqiir(orless)3tnsertioii, " Ench adilitionaliiifetlion, 2 " Three month. - - - '3:0 r Six months. ..... 6:0)0 Twelvemonths, - - 8:00 )n fourth ofa column per year, - 15:00 - salf -. 18:00 ciljiin a; ' " - - 30:00 'A I overa square charged as twosquares. KTAilreitisemeoU inserted till forbid at Vhepens of lha advertiser. JCt JOB WORK atthisoffice with neatness and de Vtcb, at the lowest possiblcrales.


ocr: mwmi STYLES OF DRY GOO 1 QUEENS WARE, GLASSWARE,iIATS, CAPS, BONNlTS. SHOES, &C.&C (JO TO . .. , . . No. ?. Main Eaton, . are now In receipt of their Fall and Winter stork of Dry Gnods which in rpirinlity, qualitv ntyk-stniuiot ba bent iu the town of Eaton which they intend to U cheaper tlinn ever, call If yon want to nave tour money and get b.irpin. Cooalry 1'roiluce tnkeuin exebnnjie giwiJa. Tl'iey would sav totliair German friendj that tbcyhare emploj-eda German Clerk who


ocr: THE If IT CHIAFMT & MTTMT Sf YLIS -or- Goods, Queensware, Hats & Caps, Bon nets, Boots. Shoes, &c., ; ' ; Go To O. & ' W. BflBWOB'S, or, of Main & IBaron sts. . Eaton, SMrio, Ther are now receiving their Fall and Winter stock which has never b-en surpassed for quantity, qunfitir, biauty. style or texture in Eton. Call everybody if you would save money and be pleased wit o. r purchases. . Kept, 20, 1355.


The Ashland union. [volume]

place_of_publication: Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio

publisher: Jno. Sheridan


Eaton Democrat. [volume]

ocr: IjllR BANKS' ifa S3 No. i, Front Street, Cincinnati. TRABEH & AVBERT, AGENTS, 133 Broadway, Hew Ycrk, FAIRBANKS & CO., Agents. April 17, 1868. ly


ocr: g)t (gat0a gtctMrat; L. O. GOULD, Editor. EATON , O,, OCT. 9, 18 56 ; ' " FOR PRESIDENT, f OF PENNSYLVANIA ; , toB vickTiiesident, . ii; c. mmmi Democratic Presidential Electors for Ohio . -V NTOtL IliKCTlBS. . - ' . r v ' - r x 1 . .. . IV illXSHBB lCUUU , 01 DC1UIUU1. .-.v Alexander Jf. Miller, of Butler. , CONOBB3SIONAI. CLBCTOBS, lit. SHELDON I. KELLOGG, of Hamilton Sd. HENRY F SEDAM, of Hamilton.. ' ; 3d. DAVID CLARK., of Montgomery. -at.. I. H. THOMAS, of Darke. . ' - Olh. EDWARD F'STKR, of Williams. '; flth MIO 1AEL H. DAVIS, of Clermont. 7th WILLUM CROSSEN, of Warren. 8tb. WILLIAM K6RSHNER, of Clark . , 9th GEORGE E SEENA, of Seneca. : lrjth. LEVI DUNGAN of Jackson, llth. ALFRED McVElGH.of Faitfieli lth. JACOB SLYE 1, of Franklin. l?th. JOHN TIFPT of Huron." ., Uth. JOHN C. MYERS, of 'Ashland. ' , 15th. JOSEPH BURNS, of Cosliooton. v 16l!l. JAMES M. GAYLORD, of Morgan. 17th BENJAMIN F. SPRIGGS, of Noble. JSth. ALPHONSO HART, of Portage. 19th HENRY H. DODGE, of Cu ahog-a. 20th. GEORGE G. GILLE I'T. of Ashtabula. ,., ntrnnnrt C.nnK. at Harriion. ".' DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. OKiniHivtr vet nrrM onvr, 1 llllFUSP.BANNEV. , 'rot' Jorjoi or (cfrsmi coubt, to iim- vacanct COBBIKGTOM W. SElHLi- " ' " ' " iiit or imucwniH, ' : ! "v WAISE GttlSWOLD, ', ' - FOB ATTORNriTOE.tl'tAL1 - SAMUEL HI. HART. t . a '.' - ' ' -' COMMIXSIOKia Or -CnKHON SCHOOLS, , . !-.- , . .11. IL CARNEY ; - ..IT -. ...... FOR CONGRESS,, f C. I YALLANDIGIIABL v ... fOR DISTRICT JUDGE, - ' v; JAMES CLARK. v V ; FOR SHERIFF, - ' " ' - SAT ID PATTON. ' ;AUDlTOR. :. ;" ' - .- .. , ', LEWIS MACKEYi ; ' . T, . - COMMISSIONER. I ". ' - WILLIAM WOLVEBTON, ; " ' RECORDER, " ; V .:.'.'; ISAAC STEPHENS.. INFIRMARY DIRECTOR, -ELLIOTT PIEBSOJf . . ' coroner. ;'v " ' ' -jehu riiea. : LAST


The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: " THE CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION!" t Grand Mass Convention of the Democracy 14th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, " ASHLAND ! -sm THUKSD AY, SEPTEMB EE r25thf 1856. OFFICERS OF THE DAY. - - " P R E S I D E If T , JOHN DO TTG'HE R T E S Q of VermUlion To wnship. laniel Campbell, Orange ; John Keeae, Sen., Jackson ; "Wm. Bachanan, Sul livan ; Phillip Biddinger, Troy ; John Hearst, Ragles ; ' Joan Aten, Clear creek; Amos' Bilborn, Milton ; John Clugston, Mifflin ; John Taylor, Green ; John Yonker, Hanover; Henry Maurer, Lake; Justus Wetherbee, Mohecan j John Smalley, Perry; Wm. Eyland, Vermillion ; LeTl Oswald, Montgomery. Chief Marshal J0HH G. BROWS', of Orange Township. . Assistant Marshals A. C. SWINEFOED, G. W. UB.IE 8Dd J.-I,"WTLi LIS, of Ashland. Also ono from each Tp., to be selected by the delegations. Secretary C. W. BUSHNELL, of Ashland. ' Assistant STOCK MOW, LoudoDvillc, and G. W. KATHBUEN, Rnggles. ; '. ; - . 7 The attendance of the following distinguished Speakers may be confidently expected, HON. GEORGE E. PUGH ! The fearless Champion of the Ohio Democracy in the United States Senate. HON. 11UFUS P. RANNEY! : ' One of the Democratic candidates for Judge of the Supreme Court. HOn. SAglUEL LAHFwl! The Lion of Democracy in Old Molly Stark,- , GEORGE W. GEDDES, ESQ., Of Mansfield, our candidate for Jndge of the Court of Common Ple3. JOHN McSWEENEY, ESQ., AND DR. L. FIRESTONE, of Wooster. There will also be present A GOOD GERMAN SPEAKER ! - i THE BBiTsBA'ir B S Ir "Will be in attendance, and a ' T BEAUTIFUL SILK FLAG! Will be presented to anv Township in the District sendiner the largest Delegation iu Dronortion to the total number of votes cast at te last Governor's election tlie number to be ascertained by a Certificate from the Marshal of the Township, to be presented to the Central Committee voters only to be counted. - Men of all parties, and above all, 1 O0R-F&IR G GOB THY I?8SMIH. Are cordially invited to attend, and hear our distinguished tweakers. The arrangement for the meeting will be on the most extensive scale, and we confidently expect this to be the larr gest Mass Meeting ever held in the County by any parry. DEMOCRATS, AROUSE! r And rally in defence of the Constitution, the Union and The Sovereittntv of the Petle. Come with Music and with Barjiers come from every hill and every valley let us have a glorious old-fashioned re-union on that day. uy orner or tne cmrui uommircee. September 10th, 1856. ... ... ,s 4-


ocr: WANTED! GOOD SEAMSTRESSES to work on coats, panta. uiit -rente . tn be given. . oats, pants, an 4 vests, to wm be given. Apply at good wages rmudaplua UWng Bto, a. -Apple A Propnetors, Ashland, Ohio. . :, ;, .r . i. . ferKi-iiNWALr. Agent,


Eaton Democrat. [volume]

ocr: including eagle, tyre and carriage bolts, clips, and turned collars, tbe Very best made top enammelled drills, muslins and ducks, enammelled trim ming drills, silvered, brown, black, or crimson, a very superior article, Wards' top and trimming leather, dash, bow, and collar leather, floor oil cloths, hair, and rugs, Wilton and Brussels carpet, strings, laces, and tas FOR TI H 19 C VANAUSDAL dr. Co. are in receipt of the largest atoct of Goods offered in this market, , to which they respectfully call tt)3 attention of their friends and customers and all others wanting cheap and serviceable goods. Fesling confident that from long experience, sufficient means to purchase our Goods exclusively for cash, close attention to the purchase of every ar ticle offered by us for sale we can render satisfaction aa to price ond quality. - Our stock has been purchased in New. York, Philadelphia, and other Eastern cities, in many instances direct from the manufactory, and embraces a larger variety than usually found In country stores, lo addition to our large stock of assorted Dry Goods We keep .' BOOTS AMD SHOES OF ALL KINDS ! Queensware and Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel Locks, Latches, Butts, Table Cutlery, etc. - CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS AND SADDLERS' HARDWARE, sels, glasses, joints and props, names, huubs, bows ana bent lellows. All of wliicta will be sold as cheap as they can be purchased lis . sjiuciauau March 27, 1856. 1 or elsewhere tf. - .1 COODS HiRTSAI


ocr: . For President JAMES BUCHANAN, Of Paantylvania. for Vice President JOHN B- WELLEB, f California.


ocr: For President JAMES BUCllANAN, ' Of Pennsylvania. Tor VIee President JOHN B- WELLER, Of California,


ocr: FAIRBANKS' V;-, t:CELE3RATED, - ' JV, 7, " Front 8 trie t, Cincinnati. . TBABCB 4 AUBEBY, AGENTS -189 Broadway, STew York, X " FAIRBANKS & CO., 'Agents.. ; AC


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ocr: For President JAMES BUCHANAN, Of Pennsylvania. For Vice President JOHN B- WELLER, Of California.


ocr: HATS, CAPS, BONNETS. St., Eaton, O. in qunntitr. quality jrci DirKuiun. country i-roauce taiten iu exchange that they have employed a German Clerk who OF DRY GOOD i? 30 whieb they intend to sell clienpor than ever, call Sept. 27, 1800.


ocr: NEWEST QUEENS WARE, BMSIEE No. 8, TITEY ODd(Btyle canuotbe beat in tbe town of everybmly, It you want to nave rour money for goods- Tlicy would say totbeir Gerraan will be bappy to wait on them.


ocr: T3B HIT CMiT I PRETTIEST STYLES -OF- Goods, Queensware, Eats & Caps, Bon nets, '.Boots, Shoes, &c., G6To O;& W. MINOR'S, ' 7 Cor. of Mpin & Baron sts. Thrv in now relTintrthoir Full and Winter duality beauty. lUU Or tsJ.Uuiu f itfii wit- our purchases. ,:.. ' . oept,20, 1855 Eaton, Ohio. stock which has nevar been surpassed for auantitr. yhnrly Uya mI'1t MneTiitl Wpteniie


The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: '' ' CLEVKLAND, OHIO, r ' A. P. W I S I LU w , Proprieier. Nov. 19th, 1856. 24tf ' O. W. BY All. j. B. CHABXE8. & Charles, .. flyalt REAL ESTJATE AGENTS AND SURVEY ORS, Sioux City, Iowa. Land Warranto located at reasonable rates. N. 13. " AJ1 selections personally made. Nov. 19th, J65G. "24tf SSAAO A. ISAACS' UNION HALL! CORNER SUPERIOR & UNION THIS well known and popular HOUSE, is the larsrest. most and most fashionable emporium for the sale MENS' YOUTHS' AND BOYS' IN" THE STATE OF OHIO. this vast building is devoted by its aud enterprising Proprietor, to Uie Retail aha Manufacturing branches of adapted to Mens' wear, and we now offer the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, the extensive assortment, and the finest quality READY-MADE GARMENTS, GENTLE MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, AND GOODS for hc Merchant Tailoring Depart ment, that has ever been exhibited in this Our House is the Oldest Established Cloth ing House in Cleveland. We have gained enviable reputation iu the manufacture, style of our Clothing, for fair and upright deal in?and for OUR UNRIVALLED LOW PRI CES. We have taken the First Premium at STATE FAIR at which we have and a WAS AWARDED TO tT3 AT THE STATE FAIR JN 18HH. It is unnecessary for ns to enumerate all different varieties of Goods we have for suffice it to sny, that we have (lie largest and best stock of ilens'. Youths' niid Boys' Iteady Ma.le Clothing and Furnishing Goods in Ohio. We sell at the very Lowest Prices, and war rant our goods as represented. Strangers visiting the City, resident Citizens and Dealers, will find it to their interest to vis it this splendid Clothing Palace. ISAAC A. ISAACS" Union Hall, Corner Superior and Union Streets, Cleveland, t.liio. I-ook Out for Ike' Giants ,j2f I"iv. 19, lfCG. i.fa-Jy. J. B. COBB & CO , o. if; Superior vt. ( luicrirnn Hotel,) CLEVKLAM'), OHIO, Arc reciivii),a u. t'u,ue and utlractire V-f.v of UoijLs IM:.3 ( f X.;Vels, Ik... t Sell l!crf!:s of HUror) , 3isil:s .f Arl. Hooks of r.eiry, r.oiiks of Fiction, Pool.s of til--1 Drama, Books of Hi'iniii Adv.T.i I'.oohs of Natural History, Books of PhiloT-ophy, Books of Bioi'rapliy, ' Books 01 ileoieii.e, Books in German, Books in French, Books for the Young, Books for Schools, Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Atlases, Gazetteers, tc, Ac. Nov. 19ih, 1856. 5m24


Eaton Democrat. [volume]

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ocr: 2 Great Circuses MONSTEnNxillBlTION ! GKAN'D CONSOLIDATION OK THE TWO LARGEST AND HOST f OHCLAll CIRCUS COMPANIES IN AMKH1UA. B. WELCH'S NATIONAL CIBCTJS, Of Philadelphia, and L, B. LENTS NEW YORK CIHCTJS, forming two distinct Exhibitions, for one. price of admission. Both Companies traveling together and ex hibiting in one tent, all the great performers attached to both troupes appearing during each and every representation of the double establish roent. The Immense Resources Obtained hy combining ttK-q two xteiiivi and wll koovu tnu'iA, will ullow Uim miauxiumi1 Ui fftv tbtr rate rutin men ta ur,m a amle of iitn;itiiil ii1 pltrndtir unequalled in liiin cmtutry, mim! uiiHurpsutw'l in any other. A prcat rarlt-ty of Hirn)i. , ttw In tUim couuti-y, aitU fKiculUr to tlti vxMU'aua. Mill Ixi found cnuijiiibvl in Ibo J j ills, and for rmvi.-ltv. ta.tt-ty and atr ling attractive jiower, the prop, letora cuaJUti--tvuiar-oii, a.- it would be iuiroibie iur any tmLrtMialiuwtil organized oa a lt-vn extensive wnia to atlfird (Mtariy tii tuiae T&tiety ia Unix rtutii. of ttbtorUiiuuututa. FIVE LADY EQUESTRIANS THREE GREAT CLOWNS Two Troupes of Talented Artists, 2 Studs of Performing Horses & Ponies! Among th nwst prominent artiste attached to Welch's National Circus, Will be found the nmm s cf II. W. Franklin, the Charoi Vultr, nnd the innt rerwu'ile iKrftrmer in he world ; Wad. XjOiiise Brower, tli prncoful and dnrinjf Knii?stiiniit : J. Q. Cad wallader. the great four and six horse rider ; Frank Brower, the orig inal nnd popular Clown ; IXorr Lee, tho Herculean ; W". Jorinson, thf ft-nrltsa hare back rider and hurdle leaper ; W. JCincaide, 'h rrent perfrirtnintr Clown and nnrhntifd i ntnfit : Mad 'lie Pauline, Mad'llo Anfreline, R. Oldham. J. Kinney, and a fuU oora Of Acrobat. The leading member of . Leurs Atftf luin incus Are ulr. H. Hemming, tho . great English Tight itope I tamer and swau-nt Kider ; Mad.. Vir- friuia fctnerwool, huiy K (eii tui. uunvalcd for iitrvj idtty aud nkill ; J". HI 'WaJlis, th- ptent musical Cl-iA-r nod 8tuui Orator; C hi. bherWOOd, the gre-at Character Kidex ; iiuke liivers, the ' taj.'htui:)(5 Hider ;M Ji. Bei'tin, the celebrated acmbnt and equt liSnit. ULaster Charles, the infantile wonder ; ij, B. JVicholS, the ncroiiiijlt.-died M'litte dii Cinjue ; fIad 11 Virginia Myers; the Sherwoo-l suttra ; IjO Jcune O-rimai Li, the Liliputiiu Ciown ; H. Wynhoid, Mwu-r Itobcrta. Master Hubort, mwl niA'iy ntueiitnf ;ickurvu-tlj;tfl hMUV. X. It. Tiuae compttnies will not divide at any time tuitrvg the a'j;ufoii, undt-r any circnniHta.no- whatc-vcr. aud tut- vntire sirvnglh of thu dnuhle -tablisbmeut will be brmifjfit forward nt ert-rr j,Uce where thvy way be advert im'd. 1 ue Collection of Highly Trained Horses, In aa exhibition of itself, while tho KOMKO. JI.UKT, SilKt.LUACK, BLACK HAWK, JAV UAliV. YOUNG AMKK1CA, JACK CAIK, AM) BKS WJNG, re uuequalkd for beauty, s-ogacitVi and perlect ttaiuiiif. ? r- Til 10 F 10 IX V OltMANCES Will include every description of DASHING HORSEMANSHIP ACROBATIC EXERCISES! TIGHT KOPE DAXCING, SLACK ROTE VAULTING, PerformnncoB of Trick Horses, ond learned Ponisp, Qvmnaatio Featp, Wonders of Kqui librium. Posturing and Pantomime. THE BRILIANT CORTEGE Including all the Performing Horses and Ponies, the Carriaifet, aii'J the Pvifornnrs, and the Lugig0 Vans ttscd by both Companies, will enter town cmi ly on the v f Exhibition, and parade the principal FtreeUi, headed by the Elegant Band Car, drawn by Ten H.auliful Cream-Colored Horses, forming a pageant of (in losing splendor. The public are earnestly invited to w ness the public entree, in order to griin an idea of ti e extent of this mammoth establishment. The admiral e performance of Otto Horn's Cornet JBand, the best tbst ever traveled, will enliven the projrrehs of ihe GRANT PKOCfcSSION, while the tiing Band, i .eluding the entire Grand Orchestra, t orn the Na'iomU Theatre, Philadelphia, will furnUb appropriate accnmpfinimenis to the exorcises of tbe arena. A imw and extremely attractive feature ia the representations of this Coaijiauy will be found to con sist iu the Grand 3Tagic Pantomime entitled th EIISEROF BAGDAD! A pita- relate with WONDtCKKLX TKAX.-WKMA-TIOS3. MAKIC THICKS AND ILLUSIONS, l.Al'C.H AHI.K 1-MlHKNTS nti.1 SUKIMtTSINU KFKLCTS, which will be prlnced with nil the KKIM.UNT COSTUMKS. -used 11


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ocr: FOB PRESIDENT, OP PENNSYLVANIA, FOB VICEPnESIDElT, c. OF KENTUCKY. i mum Democratic Presidential Electors for Ohio, :V StNATOWAt. ttlHMfc' i "' .';'. William Itcnn, Jr., of Alexander P. MUler, of Bull. -rnnnaitisinvii. ItlCTORS. , 1st.' STTELDON I. KELLOQQ, of 2d. HENRY F SEDAM. of Hamilton. 9a nAVfD CLARK, of Montgomery 4th. I. H.THOMAS, of Darke. - - . 4th. EDWARD FOSTRR, of Williams; - 6th MlC'IAEL H. DAVIS, of Clermont. 7th WILLIAM CROSSEN, of Warren. 8th. WILLIAM KERSHNER, of Clark. Ath GEORGE E.SEENA, of Seneca. 10th. LEVI DUNGANof Jackson, llth. ALFRED McWGH.of Fairfield. 12th. JACOB SLYE'I, of Franklin. 13th. JOHN TIFFT of Huron. . 14th. JOHN C. MYERS, of Ashland. 15th. JOSEPH BURNS, of Coshocton. 16th. JAMES M. GAYLORD, of Morgan. -17th BENJAMIN F. SPRIGGS, Of Noble. 18th. ALPHONSO HART, of Portage. 19th HERY H. DODGE, of Cu-ahosa. 20Mi. GEORGE G. GILLE rT, of 21st. GEORGE COOK, of Harrison. DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. tonmnarnr ths wriM enuvT, BCFUSP.RANNEY. , WAYNE GKISWOLB, coamssiONUR o common bchools, . II, II. O UlTEY.


ocr: DR. I1O0FL vND'S CELEBKATED ' GERMAN BITTERS, PaapsasB ar Da. C. M. Jacksom, iV. 120, Arclt Strtrt, Pkiludeltkm, Pu, win, arfBCTBAi.ir cosa LIVEU 4JOMFLAIN.T, .ar jm. "aaJ" x-- aa a jse 9 CHRONIC OR NERVOUS


ocr: DAY & 37 AT LACK , CINCINNATI, Have removed to their New Store Rooms, No. 89 Pearl St., bat. Tina A Bace, mni are tptntng lirge $ttck Fall au Winter Drjr Goods, o which tbey invite the attention of the trat'e August 16, 1859. tf.


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ocr: Have just received 3000 yds. of the . most beautiful mm. mm if hie mm. &: Prints; also, one Case of Dadds CIHCINMATI PHICES. March 6, 8b6. m tSbb mmi AKD NEWEST STYLES QUEENSltARE, GLASSWARE, HATS, CAPS, BONNtTS. Din vmrmrm mo OF DRY GOODS


The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: Extraordinary 'Demand cn PUBLIC ATTENTION I Encourage Home Manufacturers! - ASHLAND "CARRIAGE FACTORY! ''' A.mes e5 Xioaclx, T7J70ULD call the1 attention of tbe TV' 'Public to their large and splendid as sortment 01 - CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES,- on hand at their Ware Rooms, for the Spring aud Summer Trade; they can now assure the public that the work at their Factory cannot be excelled in the State, either for durability or fineness of hui.-h. N one but the best work men are employed in the Factory, consequent ly it is the only establishment of the kind in this part of Ohio, .that will wa&bvxt tueib wonx. - T ' - - - - ' The attention of purchasers is, therefore, re spectfully called to this establishment, where the best of work can be had at . . ' Come and see our Stock on hand, if you don't buy, tell your neighbors what, sort work is made in A?h land.. . - , . , i Blacksniithing, Painting, .Trimming, Cus tom Work and repairing done at the notico aud in the best style. . - ; ' ' -Thankful for past patronage we respectful ly solicit a continuance of tho same. -. -- N. B. . All work warranted. Fflr.fnrv nn Sandusky St., three doors -west bf the Court House, Ashland, Ohio. -May 16, 1855. , t5ltf. - The 0:d Fashioned Tub Must Yield the Palm ; WISNER'S PATENT WASH TUB! PATTENTED NOVEMBER 8th, 1353 IT can be established by reliable persons have used Wresnt's Tea, that it is the


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ocr: rllK Board of Seliool Examiners of Ashland A. County will hold the following Examina tioiis during the year lt'56, at Ashland; iq; th Union School buildings, viz ..,i-.r ., -' The 1st E..turday of January. -T . lt Febniarv, 2nd 4!h 2nd 4ih 1st 1st 2nd 4th 2nd a 4th 2nd a 4th -Ali May, " June,.-'; September, " 'October, " November, 2nd December, Thiw examinations will commence at ten o'clock A. M., ami close at four o'clock P. M No applicant will be admitted after twelve M Written testimonials of good in'oral character,, signed by at least twt responsible persons, will be required, which testimonials will be kepi on file. No certificate cat be ante-dated. No private examinations will be held. S. M. BARBER, Clerk of Board of Examiners. Ashland. Dec. 26, 1815. - 30-ly. ASHLAND BOOK ST0BE! r IHE undersigned continues to keep a large 1 assortment of BOOKS AND STATIONERY! including Miscellaneous Books. Pamphlets, Magazines, School Books) Letter Paper, Cap and Note) Fancy Articles, and in short, every thing Usually found In a first class Book Store. LA PlIBLltiAKldllsi received as soon as IssUed. Any of the Mag azines delivered free of postage. I etermined not to be excelled in any of tbe r?tf!Iisite I?" Don't forget the plaoe, 3 doors west of Dclin fc Crane's Drug Store.


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ocr: AXD PWEST STYLES OF,,DR YGOOjOS, QUEENS fl'AEE, GL ASSME, II ATS, CAPS, LONNhTS. SHOES, &C GO TO my mz&v tniim m .' " No. Main' St., Eaton, O. ... r are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter sfoclr of T)rr Oooda which In quantity, qnalitr ntvlcicaunot be be.it in tlio town of Katn wlncli lliey intiiiil lo mil cheaper thanerer, c.ill if yiw waiit losveyoiir umney and (jel bnrg,iins. Country 1'roduce l ikcuiu rxchaiitpi ponU. TWy would sav tollieir German triuuda (hit tbey have empkiyeU a liernuu Clerk who


ocr: m m.mm ims&i umlmi mm BryGoods, GueGnsware, Eats & Caps, Bon nets, Boots. Shoes, &c., Go To j?. ess .: Cor. of SSain & B:!im sis. Eatiin, Ohio, They nnw rcef iring their Fall snd 7intrr slock wlitclt hat nerer b -co turpissed for quanlilv. i'iility, b,' inty. st vlj or K'Xture iu F.atuu. Cull ever; U j if jou would aav money and (e pleased wit - J r purchases. Si-pt, Z0, lii5.


ocr: mmamwmwm li i C1 VANAi:SDAL & Co. are in receipt of Ihe largest stock of Goods offered in this market, ',to which tbey respectfully cull Iherllention nf their friends and customers and all others wanting; cheap and rervioenble goods. Fe?lin confident that from Ioiil' exnerience. sufficient means to purchase our Gools exclusively for cash, ticle ollvreit liy us lor sale we can renuer saiisinpiion a. to price ami qi.aliiy. Uur stock has liem puri'hed in New York, Philndelpliia, and o:1m r Eastern cities, in many instances diiect from the manulaclory. and r inhraces a larger variety than usually fouud ill country tturea. In addition loour luige stock of assorted Dry GikhIs Qupeiuware and Grocerios, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel, Locks, Latches, Butts, Table Cutler)', etc. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS AND SADDLERS' HARDWARE, ineliKlineale, tyre and cirriage bolts, clips, and turned collars, the Lost innde top cnammellcil drills, muslins and ducks, cnammtllcd trim niiii; d-iils, silvered, brown, black or crimson, a very superior article, Wards' top ar.d trimming leather, d;sh, bow, and collar leather, floor oil clrth, hair, and rugs, Wilton and Brussels carpet, strings, laces, and tas sels, glasses, joint s and prop', liames, hubb", bows and bent fellows. All otuiiii'li will liv oIl :i r!tc:ii :vs t:ey ran lc purcZiiiscd C'ii:ci::i;:ili or elchere. September, 21), 1855. tf. close attention to the purchase of every ar we keep til


ocr: Rates of Advertising. v - On squire (or less) 3 insertion. Karh adJitionaiiaaeriion. 2! Three mouths, S:0jJ " Six months, - . 6:00 ' Teive months, 8:00 Onefourtbofa column per year, - 15:0 half . " - - m:l" " column .-. - 0;0d Al over aquarechargedastwosquaree. IT Advertisements inserted till forbid at tbtexpense Of the advertiser. X JOB WORK Executed altbis office wilb neathfiiand da patch, at the (owfktpoasiblerater.


ocr: gate, gf. ftftmlisiitfl. On square (or less) 3 iuscrtions, " Kacb additional in.eriioo, " Three mouths, - 8:00 tin months, 6:10 Twelve rnoulha, - 8:00 Om fourth of eoluaiu per year, 16:00 " ball 18:CO " col a Bin ... 30:00 41 overs squerechsrged as twosqusres. CTAdTertiterrjen'.a inaerted till forbid the.xpsns.of th.sdveriiser.XS JOB WOBfi Executed attbia office witb neatncia and de patch, at the lowett possible rates.


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ocr: " We have met the Enemy and they are oars ! " GLORIOUS TRIUMPH! The Quakers have voted! BUCK&BRECK The Nation Reposing Safely in the Arms of the Democracy ! THE CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION SUSTAINED I ! The Cincinnati Platform and Pop ular Sovereignty Triumphant ! Bring out the Shanghai i ! DEMOCRATIC PYRAMID! TEXAS GEORGIA FL O R I DA INDIANA ILLINOIS VIRGINIA ALABAMA LOUISIANA DELAWARE -MISSOURI KENTUCKY ARKANSAS TENNESSEE CALIFORNIA MISSISSIPPI NEW JERSEY SOUTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA. o Fellow Democrats, the great battle is and a glorious Victory has crowned efforts of the National Democracy. Sovereign States, having


ocr: Extraordinary Demand of PUBLIC .-ATTENTION I Encourage : Home Mann factarers ! ASHLAHD ' AMIIAGE FACTORY I Mala. WOULD call tbottfeDlioD of the Public to tsveir larire aad sclezulid as sortment of . CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES on hand at their Ware Rooma, for the Spring and Summer .Trade; they can now assure Uie public that Uie work at their Factory cannot -be excelled in the State, either for durabilitv or fineness of finish. None but the best work men are emnloved in the Factorv.eousaauenf. ly it is the only establishment of Uie - kind in- is part of Ohio, that will wasxvt tujus WORK. The attention of purchasers ia. therefore, re spectfully called to this establishment, where the best of work can be had at Come and see our Stock on hand, if vtm don't buy, tell your neighbors what sort of work is made in AsMancL Blacksmithing, Paintuu?. Trimmina-. Cusw torn Work and repairing done at the ahortoak notice and in Uie best style. Thankful for oast natron aa wai raannrtftil. ly solicit a continuance of Uie same. . N. B. All work warranted. Factory on Sandusky St, three doors west of Uie Court House, Ashland, Ohio. May 16, 1855. J.51U.


ocr: 50,000 lbs. of WOOJ, WANTED - - -AT THE '. Asliland Union Elills! TEre now rapidly pr"St"tne fn the tun. V enaction or our Wutj!,kM tACTOHK witk double the capacity of the old Establishment, aui we expect iq Manufaeture this year - ' -... 5 0,000 YARDS OP OLOIHli .i 00J.Pro,re7. of hland and adjoinins Coun. ties, will you sell us your Wool? Now. Is your opportunity for protecting Home Industry, not by tinmen" of a" uV00'.atby aa octu? fuL ... WOOLEN FACTORY ia vour midst. In eettinr your Wool ms,,r...i,..i at borne. With the most perfect machtnar, mr. ranged in the most Improver- manner : the smplon : mnt of the ' Best Worinun from the Eastern Statet, and tbe Knowledge of the wants of tbe farmer and tbe merchant, we confidently assure the pabli that we can give even mueb better aatisfactioa than ever heretofore. Having purchased tbe cooda oftlieold Faetory, we are prepared to iiiaKa ex. -changes on the same favorable terms as last Teafi or we will receive . WQOtfor MANUFACTURING i . either by the yard or share In this way farmers can realise from 40 to 60 cents per pound for Wool, We shall be prepared for all kinds of CVTOit CLOTH DRESSING. FANCY D YKING. dtc. and shall spore uo pi-ins nor money to make thi f-.f - nest jcstauusuuieut iu tus otate ui vniof DIRECTORS OF THE ASHLAND UNION MILLS Jacob Crall, Leander Carter, J. B. McKennan. J. W. Boyd, H.Luther, ' L. J. Sprengle, Junas rieej-, OFFICERS.' Jiro CaLi, President, L. J. SraaaaLB. See'rr. r. t. . Botd, Treasurer. P. Kisser, Agent. 6. M. Sana. KiiaerlitiiiH,,! Ashlaud. Juue 11, 1336. 1-U Farm for Bale; ".. IHE undersigned )fiFcr fo ssailLfi., me rarui lOrraeriT f l lola8e t Andrew Kumpor, Sea.. . rfiT 1 ill i i iiiniil situate three and a hnlt miles South of Hayesville, on the road leading from Hayesville to Loudonville, containing bv acres, 60 acres cleared and the remainder well timbered. There is a good frame House and ' barn and other necessary out buildings, A -good .orchard of choice fruit, an excellent. well . of water, affording sufficient water tor all nee essary purposes. Further particulars given by application to Andrew Mumper, Jr., 1) miles West of Loudonville, or on J. D. Mumper in Mohecanville. ANDREW MUMPER, J. ' J. D. MUMPER. Aug. 6, 1656. . 4w9 .- - J:


ocr: ' , f 'r'f .' yVv' j f- : -nr.- ' ',lK'i- . a A : a:v..;v- ,-. i UNION.HALIJ; CORNER SUPERIORS UNIOJf STS. ; TEt.1 wcH l-nown and popular ttOf HINO . HOUSE, is tlie larirest. most mapnificMnr; -' moHt fashionable emporium for The sal id ; HEKlf YOUTHS' ABD BOYS" - CLOTEIKCrV IN THE STATE OF 6hIO,' 'The irhol 9 1 this vast tniildiug I devoted bv its encrgvti : and enterprising; Prijprietor. to the Whnlesal, ' Retail and .Mathifacturing. branche of Ooodv adapted to Mena'wenr. and wa now afte fur- , the FALL AND WISTER TRADE, the most' extensive assortment; and the finest quality of READY-MADE GARMENTS,-: OEKTlE- . MEN'S rTJRNISHIOGOODS,ANDPIECB GOODS fur the Merchant Tailoring Depart -ment, that has ever been exhibited in this City.'. Our House is the Oldest Established Cloth ing House in Cleveland. We have-gained an enviable reputation in the manufacture, cutand style of our Clothing, for fair and upright deal inn and for OCR UNRIVALLED LOW PR-" CES.- , ; -. v - ' . . . We have tiken the First Prerotunt tit every ' STATE FAIR at whioh wa&av exhibited. - ' and: .. , ,. - ,; ( : , ; . . . aiiiTEn -ryr-Pt-r- TaI WAS AWARDED TO TJS AT THS OHIO STATE FAIR IN 1855: , It ionnecsaryforu toenumerste alltlie different varieXies rf Goods we have for sale. suffice it to say, that we hava the largest and : best steak of Mens", Youths' and Boys' Ready ' Made Clothing end Funiahing Goods in Ohio. ' ' .We sell at the very Lowest Prices, and war rant oar goods as represented. . .,'.'. Strangers visiting the City . resident Citiien and Dealers, will find ifto their interest to via- ' it this splendid Clothing Palace.- ;:.. i( .TSUP 1 Tl ii-Ji rT: TT11 . t . v w.lH UM4f s Corner Superior and Union Streets, " Cleveland, Ohio. JCS" Eook Out for thi Giants. ajE3f Nor. 19, 1856. ; v . , - n24-ly. , iBAUEIGARDIffEH'S - " ! '; f J tAVt or " '" 1 ' ' r.lUSECAL WORECC . , FOR 1856,7.. ,,; . II and Note 8ytemSstcrel. Gythera, by I. B. Woodbury. . " j- ' ' . Selah, by Thomaa Hastings.' .",'"'" v Hallelujah, by Lowel Maom ' Sliuwm, by Thomaa Hastioir aad 1. Webb. - v- '...1. . i- . ' - ,. Cantie Laudis, by Mason and Webb.;


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ocr: Rates of Advertising One square (or lets) 3 insertions. , , f - , " Each additional inerop', " '' '"" , Thie.oiuttU.i, '. ". ' ' ''i', " Sixjnoaibs, . tliOO 8:00 fi.-OO ' Tweive months. " .'; ' i ,. 8:00 ne fourth f colunm per, year, 16:00 half j .. . . ,..' . -( ,t " .18:00 column , m - -.,30:00 Al ercra squtrecbargedaalwosqoarea. fj" Advertisements insetted till forbid st thexpaieortt)tdvertIier.JC9 ' ".' a1 JOB WORK Executed t tbit office wittr aeatncst end de ptch,at the lowest possible ratei- 1


ocr: FflSIEfMlffloIIi CVANATJSDAL & Co. nre in receipt of the largest stock of Goods offered i.n this market, ,to which they respectfully call Ihe attention of their friends and customers and all others wanting cheap and serviceable goods. Fesling confideiilthal from long experience, sufficient means to purchase our Goo Is exclusively for cash, close attention lo the purchase of every ar l ic I e. offered by us for sale we enn tender satisfaction as to price and quality. Our stock lias been purchased in New York, Philadelphia, and other Eastern cities, in many instances diiect from the manufactory, nnd embraces a larger variety than usually found in country stores. lit addition toourlatge stock of assorted DryCoods wo keep Queenswareand Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel, Locks, Latches, Butts, Table Cutlery, etc. . - CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS AND SADDLERS' HARDWARE,5 including eagle, tyre and carriage bolts, clips, and turned collars, the very best made top enammelled drills, muslins and ducks, enammtlled trim ming drills, silvered, brown, black or Crimson, a very superior article, trl il t, an1 f l-lm rr 1 n n lr,i. f Vi n v 1 .1 . ti 1 . . .. nn.t nnl ) 1An it, ah Ann. t1 uiu -3 (.iiu biiiiiiinti icubuci) uasii, uuiv, anu iuiiai. iuaiiit:i, liuui Ull- cloths, hair, and rags, Vilton and Brussels carpet, strings, laces, and tas sels, glasses, joints and props, hames, hubbs, bows and bent fellows. All of which ivUI be old as rlieap as tlicy can be purchased in Ciuciunali or elsewhere. , March 27, 1856. . tf. SHOES 6F ALL KfM'OS!':.,


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ocr: I 1 COOP MEWS. TT A VI SO purchased the wet 1 k nown 11 6ABI58T ESTABLISHMENT for merly owned by J. D. Stubbs, would ssy to tne people oi jisnianu ana an Itbe rsaion round about, that they are 'prepared to furnish a superiorarlicleof UABIMST 1'UKMITUKE, from ths most plain to the most fashionable, at lower agures tsan any einerestaouanmeatiatue country. They both being practical workmen and acquainted with the business ta all its varioas oraacnes. seiivve wet invy van asvosisatna na tlves- Coma alone and take a psep at oar Wars. Room, which yon will Si.ui l. the room, formerly Ar.ennied bv Askins dt Nr---ul on Maiaii, and you will be sure to bi vVork mads to order on tho abort eat notice. 1 he workshop yon will Snd immediately west of tne unurt Mouse. on Ban- dasky streets n A me set Leach's old Carriage Shop. All kiads of Produce taken ia exchange- for fursi- nitare. Cash not refused. ; . , . . nEADY-MADE COFFiriS? al way so a hand, aBd fnneralsattendedtoany part ofths Country with Hearse. Particular auen tion will bs paid ts this part of tbe bssiness, and tiffins furnished al rates to suit the tioiss. Cof fin trimming done at all times and on the short est notice.ettherplain or fancy asfriendsmay wlab. AsbUad.. Dse. 18.183a. asVlyx.,-


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ocr: II TEE I1H wm a mm i u mi o r- Dry Goods, Queensware, Hats & Caps, Bon nets, Boots, Shoes, &c, Go To . & W. MINOK'S, Cor. of Main Baran sts. Eaten, Ohio, mi .nnCL-lnfrlheir F.ll and Wintf r stork which has never been surpassed for ouantity. quality beauty, style or texture ia Eaton, full everybody if you would save money and be pleased wit o rpurcuuaea. Sept, tio. 1833.


ocr: FOR TO MPESf Wffii AXD NEWEST STYLES OF DRY GOODS QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, HATS, CAPS, BONN tTS. SU0ES,&C.,&C.,G0T0 ' Tins eisw eaMP stubs m No. , Muin St., Eaton, O. in receipt onhcir Fall and Winter stock or Dry Goods which in quantity, quality ot be beat in the town or Eaton which they intend to sell cheaper than ever, call ,i want to save vour money and get bargains. Country Produce taken in exchange I THEY are now ml oi ill. a "i ti in it lin he t '.. I.. 1C .-.. rnur liiftnuv flllll lTtt W. evervo-my. n ""';"--" V " ' :V,;:, i.tl.T, ,l.vhavo eim.loved a (ierimn Clerk Of tr'MHM. 1 IH'V WOUlU W luiucir utiiuim is.v . j


ocr: 1 TI ffll II ilfflS TMI C VANAUSDAL & Co. are in receiptor Ihe largest stock of Goods offered in this market, ,lo which they respectfully call the attention of their friends and customer! and all oilier wanting cheap and serviceable goods. Peeling confident that from long experience, sufficient means to purchase our Goods exclusively for cash, close attention to the purchase of evety ar ticle offered by us for sale we can render satisfaction aa to price and quality. Ofif Stock baa been purchased in New York, Philadelphia, and other Eastern cities, in many instances diieefr from the manufaclory. and embraces a larger variety than usually found in country atoiea. In addition to our large stock of assorted Dry Goods we keep BOOTS Mi SHOES OF ALL (HMD Queensware and Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel, Locks, Latches, Butts, Table Cutlery, etc. CAftEIAGE TRIMMINGS AND SADDLERS' HARDWARE, including eagle, tyre and carriage bolts, clips, and turned collars, the very best made top enammelled drills, muslins and ducks, enammtlled trim ming drills, silvered, brown, black or crimson, a very superior article, Wards' top and trimming leather, dash, bow, and collar leather, floor oil cloths, hair, and rugs, Wilton and Brussels carpet, strings, laces, andtas' sels, glasses, joints and props, hames, hubbs, bows and bent fellows. All of which will he sold as cheap as they can be purchased la , Clucinnati or elsewhere. March 27, 1856. tf r


ocr: MOTHER STMMM M, : . STILL LATEK NEWS ! s " ' ' . THE ARRIVAL OF I A ROE alock of SprliiR and Summer Giods, which are now being daily opeiud direct fiotrl J'.I.e Eastern Ciiies, coinrrising everything desirable in the line of . -. inr mm& hats hm saps,- Bonnets, Boots and Shoes. to which they invite the attention oi .. u'i ' :. W1MI UillJJillllS. P. S. Wanted to purchase 100,000 April 3, 1856. mb more oi ine Liooaa nuvin? nurjuc as aesire io cu tivntp a nrrtitnt.t r- quaintance, as they know they can otTer superior inducements Tor every body to bus. They challenge any house in the West to, sell prettier, cheaper, and more durable Goods. Corne on, then, one and all: if vou WAR WM ARE daily receiving their large and well selected stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOOD'S, of the latest styles, direct from New York and Phil adelphia. Their stock of Fancy, Plain & Black Silks & Satins, SILK TISSUES, &c. &c, for cheapness and durabililv cannot be beat west of the mountains. They have also a large variety of French Lawns, of new styles and Patterns. French, English, and American Cloths and Oasstmers, besides a host of IIOOSIERY, QUEENSWME, GLASSWARE, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS and CAPS, of the latest styles- Also a large assortment of the la test style of CARPETS. Our friends and others are respectfully invited to rail anrl PT.imira nnr fJnnrls. nnrl nsrprtain nrioc hai'nra r,m.r,1i ..:..,' , elsewhere, as we are determined to creuu. N. B. All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods. Jaton,,Mareh FOR Til AMD . x" NEWEST STYLES OF DRY GOODS QUEENSTOE, GLASSWARE, HATS, CAPS, BOMLTS, SH0ES,&C&C.,GOTO ran mm mm? mim if ' BBASIEK, CAiPIELL, fr- JEFFERSONt - No. , Main St., Eaton, O THEY are now in receipt of their Sprinfr A Summer stock of Drv floods which in qunntitv, quality and stylcscannotbebcatin the town of Eaton which they intend to sell cheaper than ever, calf evcrvbody.if you want to save your money and got bargains. Country Produce taken ib exchange for (roods. They would sav totbeir German friends that they have employed a German Clerk wb will be happy to wait on tbem. March 27, 1858 1 TI ffll II ilfflS TMI C VANAUSDAL & Co. are in receiptor Ihe largest stock of Goods offered in this market, ,lo which they respectfully call the attention of their friends and customer! and all oilier wanting cheap and serviceable goods. Peeling confident that from long experience, sufficient means to purchase our Goods exclusively for cash, close attention to the purchase of evety ar ticle offered by us for sale we can render satisfaction aa to price and quality. Ofif Stock baa been purchased in New York, Philadelphia, and other Eastern cities, in many instances diieefr from the manufaclory. and embraces a larger variety than usually found in country atoiea. In addition to our large stock of assorted Dry Goods we keep BOOTS Mi SHOES OF ALL (HMD Queensware and Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel, Locks, Latches, Butts, Table Cutlery, etc. CAftEIAGE TRIMMINGS AND SADDLERS' HARDWARE, including eagle, tyre and carriage bolts, clips, and turned collars, the very best made top enammelled drills, muslins and ducks, enammtlled trim ming drills, silvered, brown, black or crimson, a very superior article, Wards' top and trimming leather, dash, bow, and collar leather, floor oil cloths, hair, and rugs, Wilton and Brussels carpet, strings, laces, andtas' sels, glasses, joints and props, hames, hubbs, bows and bent fellows. All of which will he sold as cheap as they can be purchased la , Clucinnati or elsewhere. March 27, 1856. tf an their old Iriends and as many lbs. of WOOL; mi mm ....... 1 - V- .J, UVIUI6 LIUI tAaailJg sell OIIEAPfor CA&il or approved r EMS, & GO., PAYUPJ


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ocr: C ; ATTENT IO Nil ASHLAJ.,vCARRIAQE gAyTOSx , j ; ,v, .' 'i b ii ai an 1 1o(!k iflji-:unli n t s Zieaolii . T17'OIJLD call the attention of . the ,T T , Public to their large and splendid as onrfmant rt ' . V ..... i . CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES on "hand at their Ware Roohis, for. the Spring and Summer' TradeJ'thet'caii now assprs the be excelled in tbe State, either for -durability r finna of finish, ffone but the best work- men are employed in'the ly it 1$ the only establishment of the knol ib this part' 'Of Ollfo; that i-will wajsuvxt TiHua The attention of purchasers is, therefore' re Speotf illy called to this establishment, w ere the best of work can be had at i.u , . KaOl , . : i ' Come and see' Our Sock on hand,' if you dont buy; tell' your' neighbors what sort ' of Blncksmithine, Paiiitinir. Trimming, Cue torn Work and repairing done at the shortest notice ana in tne nest sryie. - - i - , '. Thankful for past patronage we respectful ly solicit a continuance of the same. r - .&.,. All ,woric .warrantea. racxory.on Sandusky St., three doors west of : the Court May 16, 1855. .... . t51tf. - Every man should provide for hi own HO US E H OLD. .Cheapest Furniture in the Conntyl h. - - . ... it:-. ;t:.l- ', NNOUNCES t6 ibe pub: -! J V ; lie that ho has now on hands nthi4 Wareroora, opposite Muagrave & Draytou's. Store,. Main St.j Ash land, the best lot of ' . . ! . to"be found in the County, whioh he Trill -din pose of at reduced prices. Als, a full supply of WOOD AND GAM E-BOIT03JED: CfliUi'tJ E tx.j..: L- X.i. J - Aa . ' ' J i. u ci i ' . I-.. - . ... Ihinl Street, formerly occupied , by Jacob Kriechbaum. All work warranted. READY-MADE COFFINS ! of all kinds and sizes, keptconstantly on hand. Call atDiocum a for . the cheapest t urmture : town. Ashland, Sept. 27th; 1S5K"' " "'I6tf. 7m Attention Farmers. ; rPHE undersigned are now extensive JL -Iy engaged in the manufacture of ! 3300TS 53 SECOES! at the Store in Ashland, two doors east of th Sampsel House, and opposi the Bank, w youcannaa . ,,' 1 . Superior Custom JIade Work !, which for style, workmanship and cannot i M . i ii y-'i r ,vt u;t s ' EXCELLED JN-NOETHESK; We hare likowisejOne of the i, ; LARGEST STOCK'S OfK C0OT8 AND.:SH0ES botieht fVom Eastern Jfarinfactirers', andelec ted with great care by oviiselvxs; ever, to this iiiuiket. Uur stock em bracts every. Style end Variety of Soots and Shoes r " ; Weteep constantly on hand ' . SHOEMAKER'S FINDINGS, ' such as Sole Leather.'Kip, Calf, and Also a large assortment ot , ,u !' TRTJISTEB! . . Vie also keep on hand a choice urticle of . . Crviin. Scat Ol3.etd.2rs3 ! all of which we are dctcrrnined to sell cheap. Uur motto is small profits and sales. Give us a call, for by so doing you save mnney. .1 . ' ID"Pou' forget the pliiee. ".-' ' . , ': . j. it J. WA8SOX 8TXr$BSi'


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ocr: illisfcllancoiis; ISAAC A. ISAACS' UNION PIALL! CORNER SUPERIOR & UNION STS, THIS well known and popular CLOTHliTCr HOUSE, is the largest, most magnificent and most fashionable emporium for the sale of MENS' YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING IN THE STATE OF OHIO. The whole of this vast building is devoted by its energetid and enterprisi ng Proprietor, to the Wholesale, Retail and Manufacturing branches of Goods adapted to Mens' wear, and we now offer f.f the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, the most extensive assortment, and the finest quality of rUSADK-MAUlS GARMENTS, GENTLE MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. AND PIEOS GOODS for tie Merchant Tailoring Depart ment, mat nas ever been exhibited 10 tbia Uity. Our House is the Oldest Established Cloth' ing House in Cleveland. We have gained an enviable reputation in the manufacture, cutand style of our Clothing, for fair and upright deaW uiganaior uun unxtiv ALLiU AAJW I Kl CfcS. . Wo navA t a Iran ITia "Firaf Pivminm f avIht State fair at which we have exhibited, and a . . j WAS AWARDED TO US AT THE OHld , . STATE FAIR IN 1855. It is unnecessary for us to enumerate Ti the different varieties of Goods we have for sale! suffice it to say, that we have the largest and best stoek of Mens', Youths' and Boys' Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods in Ohio. We sell at the very Lowest Prices, and war rant our goods as represented. Strangers visiting the City, resident Citiken and Dealers, will find it to their interest to via it this splendid Clothing Palace. - - ISAAC A. ISAACS' Union Hall , " ' Corner Buperior and Union Streets, Clevelahd, Ohid.'i., ES" Look Out for the Giants. S3f Nov. 19, 1856. n24-Iy. BAUIiIGARDrjEE'S ' . ' Xiisx or - ' -' MUSICAL WORKS FOR 1856 7. . v, ROnnd Note Sj-stenassSacre. ' Gvthera. by I. B. Woodhurv. . " Selah, by Thomas Hastings. . - - Hallelujah, Dy Liowei Jtlason. ,-- y Shawm, by Thomas Hastinrrs and 1. - Webb. ...m.v- Cantie Laudis, by Mason and Webb. - J Sacred Harmony, by Samuel Jackson. '" Manhattan 1 WV MM)


ocr: GOOD HEWS. HAVING purchased the well known C A B I KT KTA B LIS H .M E.NT for merlv o ned bv J. 1). Stubbs. would nay to the people of As-hlaud and all the region round aooui, mat tney are prepared tofurRisb asuperiorarticleof IJAB1NET- I UKMTUKK, from the most- plain to the most fashionable, at lower figure thau any other establishment in tha country. They both being practical -workmen and acquainted with .the business iu all its var ion a branches. believe that they can asto-uieh th e ua lives. Come along and la - peep at oar Ware Room, which you will 5 la :-e room formerly occupied by A skins & Mc' m" , on Main street, aud you will be sura to buy - W ' k made to order on the shortest notice. The wo shop you will find immediately west of tbf urt House. on Ran. dusky street, in A naea ee LeachVold Carriage Shop. aii Kinos oi rrouuee uKen in excasuge for rurni niture. Casta tot refused. .- BEADY-aVlABE COFFINS! always on hand, and funerals attended toany part ofthe Country with Hearse. Particular atten tion will be paid to this part of the business, ami Coffins furnished at rates to suit the times. Cof fin trimmins done f .11 times and on the abort- stuotice.eithexplaiuorfancrasfriandsmay wlan. 1 mi


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ocr: i-nrw '-Fr President - -JAMES BUCHANAN,; . ; "' .or 3PennsylTani. ':' ' 111 Fr fle Fresldetit " "


ocr: Rates Advertising. Out aouire(otles)J insertions, ' $1:00 . .-. " Each addilionalineertion, Three months, - - , Sii months, - -i i '. Twelve months , - On fourth fe column peryear, " half " " " ' , " eelemn ' ' A I oral tquatechargedastwosqiisrei.' -', txAiiverti)enU inserted till tabid at theexpent of th d wtirCB 18:00 80:00 JOB WORK xeutedtthiiotfieilh netfrrcts and do ptcb, at th lowest trottibleiatet. JOB WORK


ocr: mm NEWEST STYLES OF DRY GOODS QUEENS WARE, GLASSWARE, IIATSyCAPS, BOiNNlTS. SHOES, &Co&C, GOTO Tea Em t,m&$ &v&m BBMIEE k CAMPBELL No. , Main St., Eaton, O. TfJET are now In receipt of their Fall and Winter stock of Dry Goods which ill quantity, quality and styles cannot be bent in the town of Eaton which thay intend to sell cheeper than ever, call everybody, if you want to save your money and get b.i renins. Country Produce taken in exchange for poods. They would say totheir Herman friends that tbeyhave employed a German Clef k Who will be happy to wait on thorn. 1835.


ocr: -OF- DryGoods, Queensware, Hats & Caps, Bon nets, Boots, Shoes, &c, Go To O. & W. MINOR'S, Cor. of Main & Baron sts. Eatnn, Ohio, They ore nt rec'ivinir their Fall nnd Winter stock winch has nerer boen surpassed for quantity, quality, beauty, style or texture iu Eaton. Call everybody if you would save muncv and be pleased wit o r pure ha sea. . Sept, 20, 1855.


ocr: Ncichnal U liadUolt. Adm V ot . -Obadiab Foulka, dse'd. Pru. i ' , against. . ' , -Preble ProWe Micbael Foulka. John Foulks, Court. Ftitioo Kliraboth Lauti. (llo Jiliia. to asll land to beth Foulka) ClaHssa Stibb , iar debts. (lata Clariaaa Foulkt) A Mar. . aha.ll Foulka, (a Minor.) . j . i ; fUE above namad dufandauta will take notice that ou tbs 1Mb dv of February, A. I). 18o.atd Administrator Bled bia petition in tba.Frobte Court of Preble county. Ubio. the ohjet-t and prayer of which patitioo Is to obtain u order for . ihe sale of the following Ilul EOate, (of which ha said Obidiih FaulU died soiuid,)or so much ibenof as uuy h neeassary my- h debts nf anid decedent, to wi4j )itaute La Prabla eoarrty ". Ohio, aad beiufr the west ktil of th north east uertr f aacsum it township t of range 8 east oataiaUtc 7 M-100 acres of land.. -- - i 1?-M"'.ri;-' .WJJ. J-A. GILMORE. ! i r;i.-'',a-AttysforPetjaonr.'-!


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ocr: HAVE YOU SEES' THE ELEFHAXT ! The Jewish Slop-Shop inast come dowa ! ANRODNCBS te bin three thoosan eastsasve in Ashland and the snrroundiaf Caaatkaa. that be has just received his Mammoth Stock t4 WINTER CLOTHING at his oldstand opposite the Store of J. B.F.Sasaa sel dc Co., and afaw doora waat of the "Jewisfc-Slnp-Shop." Alain Street. Aahland. - Hia steak ens braces everj style and quality of . t Over Coats, Bnsiness and Box Coats! DKESS COATS. PA NT A LOOKS. TitSTS, ak. Also a targe assortment of :. - ' - - GENTLEMEN'S FURSISIIKG G00D81 such as Shirts, Cottars, Drawers. Cravats. Heck Ties, Handkerchiefs, occ. Be has also a large as sortment of - BROAD CLOTH C, Sattinetts, Cassimeres and Vestlnrs, aad ia pre pared to do CUSTOM WORK on the skortast saw tlca aad for chet pass and s,uaUty ' Work, he CtsaUteiisTes stnal Ikeflea CwsacF! I Let all who want Clotbins at the lowest rats. as. which they can be afforded, call at the " Paoptaa Cheap Clothing Store." , Cbriat when on earth kicked tha Jews out of the Temple en acceataf their dishonesty, and ths people have Ions sins lost confidence in my Competitors of the " Jawteh Slop Shop." for the same reason. I dottab fa- tar to pay Paul" tat is. Idonteeil saacastasa ar Clothing below col. and then mahe it at efssy next customer. But win sen uisuiii mm age, as low as any establishment ia Che Casy x C53t3iirCj S53cnil 8 " ' Mr stock is large enough to meet all dssjeeda. and cannot fail to please all wke will U " amies It. Let everybody veil aad aee the taean tk ags era true.- j. . . Ashland. Dec: M. Ml " li


ocr: T" " " I pV'fyy;'""' 3'v''" 4 v t J UNION HALL! CORNER SUPERIOR .& UNION STSY THIS well known and popular CLOTHIKCr HOUSE, is the largest, most magnificent au most fashionable emporium forthe sale of; MENS' YOUTHS' AND SOTS' If THE STATE OF OHIO.' . The' whole of'! this vast building is devoted by its energetic and enterprising "Proprietor, to the Wholesale Retail and Manufacturing branches: of Ooeda adapted to Mens' wear, and we now offer for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, the most extensive assortment, and the finest quality of . READY-MADE GARMENTS, GENTLE MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, AND PIECE GOODS for the Merchant Tailoring Depart ment, that has ever been exhibited in this City. Our House is the Oldest Established Cloth ing House in Cleveland. We have gained an enviable reputation in the manufacture, cut and style of our Clothing, for fair and upritrht dear, ing and for OUR UNRIVALLED LOW PRI CES. We have taken the First Premium at every STATE FAIR at which we have exhibited, and a SILVEH 3VtX!X.Xsl WAS AWARDED TO US AT THE OHIO . STATE FAIR IN 1855. It is unnecessary for us to enumerate all the different varieties of Goods we have for sale suffice it to say, that we have the largest and best stock of Mens', Youths' and Boys' Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods in Ohio. We sell at the very Lowest Prices, and war rant our goods as represented. Strangers visiting the City, resident Citizens : and Dealers, will find H to their interest to vis' it this splendid Clothing Palace. ISAAC A. ISAACS' Union Hall, - Corner Superior and Union Streets, ' Cleveland, Ohio. SST Look Out for the Giants. S3f Nov. 19, 1856. - "' " " n24-iy. '- ' BAUHGARDKEa'S LIST OF


ocr: PUBLIC ATTENTION! Encourage Homo tfAwhttnnnl , ASHI AJSTTI CARRIAGE FACTORY I Am c;tfcZIjcach,3 - WOULD call the atteDtioo of tb ' Public to their large and splendid as sortment of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES on hand at their Ware Rooms, for the Spring , and Summer Trade; they can now assure th public that the work at their Factory eauux be excelled in the State, either for diirabUilsr or fineness of finish. None but the best wont men are employed in the Factory, eonsequenlr . Iy it is the only establishment of the kind i this part of Ohio, that will waAVB TVMM WORK. ' The attention of purchasers 1, thereJurf re spectfully called to this establishment, w re the best of work can be had at Come aad see our Stock on hand, tf Tost don't buy, tell your neighbors what sort of work is made in Ashland. Blacksmithing, Painting, Trimming, OSS'' torn Work and repairing done at the Inn leal. notice and in the best style. ' Thankful for past patronage we uwpeMfiJ . ly solicit a continuance of the same. .t N. B. All work warranted. Fa Sandusky St., three doors t,t of tho 4 TT A 1 1 1 .House, Asniaua, oiua. May 16, 1855. tiltt MJXLBR'i HOTBl, Bakery aad Restaurant I THE subscriber announces that he slill koaoa openhis woll known Hotel, opposite th.Sasna cl House, Main Street, Ash'iand, for th. acMo,. hiodation of ihe traveling public. He kopsg taSV tbe liberal patronage heretofore. xteodad bin wnT be continued in the future. He particularly to vites his friencs in the country t. ell wita hisst, as bis bills will always be f"und very i.asaaiblew ' His table will constantly be well spp;Ud, oS good stabling for boraes and .faithful Oatlw wtZ always be provided. Boarding for privat. fami lies or single persons n b. hoa st r-.inas.la rates BAKERY ANDRESTAURANT I . In connection with the Hotel, he will also eoa4 tinuetc keep open bis BAKERY and HK8T.0 RAST, where he wil- at all .imes keep on saa4 Confectlonaries. Pies, Bread, Cakea all kinds of Temperance dri nits, aad, la sh.rt ery luxury to be found on the tables of first eatinghouses. MICHAEL MILLK8 Ashland, Dec. 3, 383S. S7-tf. :e The O.'d Fashioned Tub Mast Yield lhe Patau WISNER,S"PATENT' WASH TUB! PATTENTED NOVEMBER 8th, 1853. IT can be established by reliable persons who ' ' have used Wisnxb's Tub, that it is the best and most convenient machinery for that was ever invented- This valuable inven tion has been in use nearly two years, and ia now extensively employed in nearly every state in uie u nion. it is equally well aaapieo. to the washing of the largest as well as tbo -smallest fabrics. Among the leading estab- lishments of Uie county where jt is used, may be mentioned the HOWARD AND BROAD WAY HOTELS, New York. Reference earn ' also be had at Canton, Norwalk and Ashland.... where it is generally employed. , ji,, , J. R. SQUIRE, of Ashland, havmgporehao-1 ed the right of Ashland County, is now pras pared to furnish TUBS on short notice. Directions for Using the Tub. . Place half a dozen of or in tho


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ocr: ABJ0THEE STMffiM IE STILL LATER NEWS! ' THE ARRIVAL OF stock of Spring and Summer Goods, which are now being daily opened direct from the Eastern Ciiies, cumrnsing everything desiruble in the line of . . ot sidsj sra mis mm, Bonnets, Boots and Shoes. which thev invite the attention of all their old friends and as many of the Goods buying public as desire to cultivate a profitable ac as they know they can oner superior inducements lor every- to bus. I nev cnauensce any nouse in me wesi io sen preuier, ind more durable Goods. Come on, then, one and all, if you bargains. P. S. Wanted to purchase 100,000 lbs. of WOOL. 1856.


ocr: FOR THB KBWEST CEmiT & FRETTMT STYIIS -OF- 4titT BesT. or texture in Eaton. . - " Dry Goods, liueensware, Hats & Caps, Boil- nets, isoots, onoes, czc., GoTo:!0,&;W.;MINOff ; Cor. of Main & Barcn sts. JEatonVOIiib. never been lurpan Call evervVdy ifyea weald aav 1 rlione; Ther are bow receiving their Fall and Winter atock wbieh ba never been lurpatsea for


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ocr: COOP MEWS. HA VISC purchased the well known CASIXIST USTABLlSHMKSTfor- fvvU merly owned by J. D. Stubbs, would ti"y say to the people of Ashland and all VCSSSihe reeion round about, that they are II J 7 prepared to furnish a superior article of a I CABINET i UKN1TUKE, from tbe most plaia to tbe most rashlonable, at lower fieures than any other establish ment la tbs coaotry. They both being practical workmen and acquainted with tbe business in all It various branches, believe tbat they can astonish tbe aa fives. Come along and take a peep at our Ware Room, which you will find is the room formerly occupied by A akin dt McComb's, on Main street. and yon will be sure to buy. Work made to order eo the shortest notice.' Tbe workshop yoa will find immediately west of the Court House, on 8an dusky street. In Ames oc Leach' old carriage onop, All kind of Produce taken in exchsnge for furni nitare. Cash aot refused. READY-MADE COFFINS! alwayaoa head, and funerals atteadedtoaay part of lh Country witb Hear. Particular attea tion will be paid to this part of tbe business, and csnii tornisaea at rates to salt tn time, col ftn trimming dqne at all time and oa the short est notice,itherpJin or fancy as (Heads may wish. Aabland. Dee. 12; 18i4. 8-lyr. NEW BARBER SHOP. TOHIf MEEKE3. formerly of Cleveland tf rcspeotfully informs the citizens of Ash. bind and viointy that he can at all times be found ready and willing to do all kinds of bar. berinr in the neatest. and most fashionable Style. . Shop One door West of tbe Post Office. Ashland. October 17. 1R55. Sltf. . . JAMES SPEAR'S ESTATE. "XTOTICE is hereby given that the suberi Xl bar has been appointed and qualined as Administrator of the Estate of James Spear, lata of Ashland County, Ohio, deceased.


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ocr: J.P.BALL, Nog. 28 Fourth & 10 Fifth Bts. CINCINNATI. y My facilities fot takingpictures of children are not equalled in the city, having lately added a new room with a superior ligbt expressly fee that purpose. . trrPiolUTes taken in all kinds of weather


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ocr: THE WAR ENDED. THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION IS AT EAST SETTLED !! o TT is now pretty definitely ascertained .that the man whom the people prefer is bound to bo President in spite of the Wire-Workers, and without stopping to consider the conse quences, we also announce that - ... S. APPLE & CO., At the Jewish Temple " ' fi.rn remain on the most Amiable Terms with Friends and Patrons, And in order to insure, a continance of thoso friendly relations, they have filled their TomT-le of Fwnri ion ! " With the largest and most Fashionable Stock of Eeady-Made Clothing, CLOTHS, CASSIMERct, VKSTINGS, And Gents Furnishing Goods, to oc found in the town of Ashland, or any other town in any adioininc- County, or in the State. We hold that we arc the Opposition Clothing Store, Where the very best goods, . ran-WEmr (BUSY PUTTS the very best workmen that can bo found in A uhlnnd &ro. We hit this without feaTof con tradiction. If yon don't believe it stranger, and those who have never been to sec our X3VC3VCS370-)E33 STOCK 1 Just drop in and be satisfied. Below we enu merate some of our goods for the FALL & WINTER TRADE 20 Cases Rocky Mountain Overcoats, 17 do Beaver and Broadcloth Overcoats, 25 do Cassimere Business Coats, - 25 do Satinet Coats and Pants, 11 do Plush Velvet and Satin Vests, 10 do Fine Doeskin Pants, 15 do Fancy Cassimere Pants, , 3 do" Silk Plush Vestings, 10 do Black and Blue Dress Coats; With a large and beautiful assortment of BOYS' CLOTHING, Genu' Shawlsi Itlackinao Blankets Ac. This ia the most magnificent stock opened to the people of Ashland County. Apple uo., are uetermmeu vo UNDERSELL Every oth er Clothing House in Ashland. Remember that the place for IS AT THE JEWISH TEMPLE. " Come one, come all, come give ns a call And see the New Goods fur the large and the small. Cf the best material nud workmanship ever offered to the people. Our own Manufacturing Department Here we employ the best of work men, aud one of Singer's Clelebrated Serving Machines, Tho best ever made, ami all work made by these machines is sought both in the East ana West, and it is nearly worth double the price of clothingmado by hand. All our goods are warrauted as represented. Come and sec ns, and wc assursyou that e S3 C33 SS8" our accommodating and obliging salesman, will greet you with one of his best bows, and before you leave the Temple yon will bo so well suited with a new suit of clothes that you will absolutely astonish your wife or sweet heart. So, roll up, tumble up, ami any way to come up, and get yourself into a new suit of clothes. Bj-p.eniember tho JEWISH TEM PLE OF FASHION. S. APPLE fc CO. Z. Gbeexwald. Salesman. Ashland, Oct. 22 IcSG. n20lf TUii 1Jf f All Uwwfin SPUING GOODS! AT THE STORE OF THE CITIZENS OF ASHLAXD COUNTY nud vicinity are respectfully invited to an examination of our stock of FRESH DRY GOODS! which we arc now opening in in our old estab lished corner, one door east of the McXulty House, Ashland. Ohio, comprising a choice se lection of Fancy Brocade and Black Silks, Or gandies, Tissues, Bereges, Plain and Figured PeLains ; American, French and English Lawns, Dubage, Muslin, Prints, and a variety of other Fashionable Styles of OOOJSST suitable for the season ; together with a beau tiful lot of Embroideries, Shawls, Hosiery, Ribbons, Liunens, tc., tc. Testings, Boots and Shoes," Hats, Caps and Bonnets; Also a good assortment of GROCERIES, CROCKERY, an.l a general assortmenc of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS ! All kinds of 02 CE "3" C2 oa 3 taken at the highest rates. ETPlease call and exami ne goods and prices.jf Ashland, May 11, 1656. n-lUtf. WHO WANTS TO IS 12 ITIAKIilfcl ! TDK ART OF LOVE-UAK1HO. The most extraordinary book of the Nineteenth


ocr: Farm for Sale. THE undersigned wishes to sell his Farm, situ ate in Ashlan.d County, Ohio, on liie road lead ing from Savannah to OlivesSurg. four miles from Savannah and five mtlcs' west of Ashland, con taining 9:-'t acres. There is on the Farm a fine Frame Dwelling Iloue. Stabling, and other out houses; a 1 arse Orchard of choice Fruit Trees; two good Kptincs of Water : is in excellent repair, welt timbered, ina very healthy location, and is every way calculated to make a desirable home. I'erms 'made known on application to the un dersigned, on the premises. WILoIAM EARR.


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ocr: Illi IlfEPJIIflPllllfmili - DryGfoods, Queensware, Hats & Caps, Bon nets, Boots, Shoes, &c, Go-To O.A W.IHINOA'S, Cor. of Main & Baran sts. Eaton, Ohio, Thcyaro now recivine their Pall and Winter stock which bus never heen strar -tmar In Eaton. Call wit o.rpurouascs. OF - evwyuody if you would sarp money and be pleased Sct,20, 1855-


ocr: AM) NEWEST STYLES OF DHY GOODS VUENSrABE, GLASSWARE, HATS, CAP?, BOXXLTS. i . SHOES, &C&C, GO TU 'tm mm mm eTCaa m ' jj; . No. 8, Main St., Eaton, O. THET arena lo receipt of their Fall and Winter stoek or Dry Goods which in quantity, quality and styleecannotbeticM in the town of Eaton which they intend to sell chenper than ever, call everybody, If you want to s.ivc your money ond jfet b irgiins. u4 r y t'rnducc takcu in exebanpo for .roods.-1 They would nv totheir UonuaB frieuds that thcyhuvp employed a Oerman C4erk wbo


ocr: Have just received 284)0 yds. of the most beautiful miEnfi?:EMiSJIiJlIl & Prints; also, one Case of Dodds ' zvmm stows m ssini EiMAif v CINCINNATI PEICES. March C, 1856. , - ym S.MS0E


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ocr: WAR DECLARED AGAINST THE ALLIES I IMMENSE ARRIVAL OF NEAV fhM& mb mm AT THE EMPIRE STORE!! J. B. Ft 8 A ds and Cus fitsh supp i:Jb X tJ 03 iW ) U?C)UXCES to his numerous friends and Customers in Ashland and the adjoining Coun ties, 1. ties, that he has just received a fresh supply of new 3 n piirp'F3 w i a A m m nthZs old stand in Ash'and, which he is Felling at prices 10 per cent, lower tnan he has ever sold the same articles before. Hw is enabled to sell cheaper, because he is now doin"- business upon the READY-PAY SYSTEM exclusively, and thus saves hi? customers the usual tax levied to make up for the loss ot" bad debts. LADSSS' PEPARTR8EWT. In this Department he chnlIengothe County to compete wish him. His assortment embraces sivlu nil virirtv of DRESS GOODS, such as Morenos, Pnrnmettas, Delaines, Plaids. u:hi nr3 Triminiinrs : also, n fine assortment oi" Embroideries, Gloves, Hosiery, Rib bons, Bonnets tc. ; and ah unrivaled stock of LADIES' AOT CHIUmEH'S SHOES! apllinc at unusually low price. tie earnestly invites tlie Indies, one " . . . . . . . i i,A- -:ii : ii i . t. WISH. o,,rl 11 tn-nll amt examine 1113 assortmeni-, 1 '.or m unuiumiucuiraiwcaii in fhU D.-nnrtment. his competitors have yielded him the palm and left the ring. He has BroadcIoths.Casi.imcres, Tweeds, Jeans a;id estings enough toclotbe the shortest and tallest, the' thickest and smallest, male descendant of father Adam within the limits of the County, and have plenty left for ' outsiders." He intends i-oon to add a large stoek of 123 CO CO "O? 523 XS2rS -;n Wenia lower than thevhave ever been before in Ashland. Come from the hills and come from the Tallies his t-ok will meet n'l your wants. lie lias also a full asscj-lmeijt "of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS, YANKEE JNUllUJv 9, uiiUWLltll.S) Ac. TO PHYSIGIAMS. t - j i:.:.,r, stoet of Drr Goods, he kacpsou hand a full assortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES which will be furnished Physi. lansat very low rates. AJ$o, a large supply of Faints, Oils, Dtesti-ffs, 4c. SAVE YOUR ASHES! He will pay ten coots per bushel for Ashes delivered at his Ashcry in Ashland. He will also pay THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE kinds of Country Produce taken for cood fresh roll Butter, del ivered at his Butter Store. All in exchange for goods, at the highest market price. Friends, Customers and Coiiutrymen ! His Goods JUL ST on riJ a mat rail kooii. His store is crow ueu every vant. rlipan ' ty awoy. Don't forget tlie place. Asuiauu, uu;o. WANTED I TWEXTY-FIVE GOOD SEAMSTRESSES to work on coat, pants, nnd vests, to whom ood wnres will be eiven. Apply at d SnAIX be sold, nnd you who day, and none are turned emp- ItJ'Enipire Store, two doors east of the Bank, Main Street, . Ashland, Kov. 27, 1 855.-rr-26tf. HEW BARBER SHOP. JOHN MEEXES, formerly of Cleveland respectfully informs tho citizens of A.h- land and vicinty that he can at all times be il.o Phil.idelnhia Ciothins: Store. S. Apple fc found ready and willing to do all kindsof bar Co Proprietor, Ashland, Phio. beriug in the neatest and most fashionable fi&HESWAiJ. 4$Sr. Wlf- ih?PM e Jt Offi.


ocr: - Ashland, Jan. 16, 1856. , . - - 33tf.X HAVE Y0IT BEES THE ELEPHASTl j.' ' " - - - - 5 - The Jewish Slcp-Shopmustcoiiio jowi I Airj(OCRCES to hia three thossand castas In. AsblanJ adl,tbe smronodin CsaetiM, that he has just received his Mammoth fitock ef WINTER CLOTHING! at bis old stand ofTKrsfte the Store of. It. F.Saina sel & Co., and a few door wast of tha u Jswtssl Slop Shop, "Main Street. Ashland, liia stock saav braces every style and Quality ef r, . ., Over Coats, Business and Box Go&U f DKESS COATS, PASTALOOKS, TaVSTfl, a Also a large assortment of - -, ; GENTLEMES'S FU&NISDIXG COODS i such as Shirts. Collars, Prawera, Cravats, Kaak Ties, Handkerchiefs, die.- fie au also atari aa. sortmect of ....'-',-, . j . . ' , . ; - -J BROADCLOTHS Batttnetts, CassimeT and Vastini , and to yraw pnred to do CUSTOM VVCKK oa tha ahertaat aa tlce and for chepness and qualftf '.Work, kt Cbmllencea anal Defies Conpetltlest I - fet all who want Clothing at the lowest rate which they can be afford J, call al th People' Cheap Clothing Store." Christ whea oa earth Kicked tbe Jews out of the Temple on aacoaat of their dishonesty,-and the people have lone siaao lost confidence tn my Competitors of tha Jswik, Slop Shop." forth same reason. 1 dont"roro-7 te-r to pay Paul " tat ia. 1 don't sell aao Ihv er Clothing bolow cost, and then make it of of say next customer, ot will aril Clothing oa aa aow age, aaJow-as aay eataoiisamom is loo voaarry . My stock is large eqnugh to rasofTill adniasv and cannot fail to please all who will CaU aad lit amine it. tet verybody call and tsat tha . thing are twe. . - - i -. . Ashland. Per. 13. I'M. - - ' '- tJlm... :S ' If ARY STEVENSON "H . EST ATS; , N'OTICE is hereby'giveb that the subw( . ber has been Ippointed and qcalL&e-i t . administrator on the estate of Mary StevetJitoiu, lata of Ashland County, OUo, de i Feb. 12, 1556, w31


ocr: Extraordinary Demand PUBLIC ATTENTION Z Encourage Home Manufacturers! ' ASHLAND CARRIAGE FACTORY! c Zieaolii .TT7J70ULD call the attention of the v v Public to their large and splendid as sortment' of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES on hand at their Ware Rooms, for the Spring and Summer Trade; they can now assure the public that the work at their Factory cannot De excelled in tne state, eitner lor durability or fineness of finish. None but the best work ,men are employed in the Factory, consequent ly it is the only establishment of the kind in this part of Ohio, that will wabrt.m tuxik work. The attention of purchasers is, therefore, re spectfully called to this establishment, where the best of work can be had at Come and see our Stock on hand, if you don t buy, tell your neighbors what sort of work is made in Ashland. Ulncksmithii)"-, Paintinrr. Trimming. Cus tom Work and repairing done at the shortest notice ana in tne oest style. Thankful for past patronage we respectful ly solicit a continuance of the same. N. B. All work warranted. Factorv on Sandusky St., three doors west of the Court .House, Ashland, Uhio. . , . May 16, lb55. t51tf. CONSOLIDATION OF MANSFIELD'S & WHITING'S Clover Sailing Establishments! 1JN ASiU.AJXJL, OHIO. fTHE undersigned have formed a ca-partner- I ship for the Manufacture ot HULLING & CLEANING MACHINES! for the Manufacture of Agricultural Im of all kinds ; aad also as IRON FOVNDEHSI We have on hand and will manufacturecon' our own celebrated made by us heretofore. Also all kinds of 0 S2a CO "vS S3 Michitrnn Double Plow, Hiser Plow, Plow, Long s Plow, St. Clare Plow. one iiorse flows and Cultivators of all Also Delano's Patent We will also have for sale all the best REAP and MOWING MACHINES. C? .tS TXG-S! descriptions made to order In forming this consolidation of our estab we shall need all the


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ocr: 11 II ill! Elf IT I Fill III If Yli -or. Dry Goods, dueensware, Hats & Caps, Bon- nets, Boots, Go To O. & Cor. of Mam & Baron sfc ':. Thcrrn aCir r.c'ivinir their Fall and Winter quality ,'beanty. style or texture in Eaton. Call wit u apurcuases. Shoes, &c, W. - Slat nn, stock whirr, hm everybody if you would av money and be ploaauj Sept, -jo, 1805.


ocr: mm AXD" f-s STYLES iKSTOE, GLASSWARE, IIATCAPS, BONNETS. I " SU0ES,tvC&C,G0T0 are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter sloe!; nf Dry Goods which in quantity, quality styles e-mnot be bent iu the towuof Eaton which they intend to sell cheaper than eve, call Kjrou want to save your money and get bargain. Country Produce taken in exchange goods y would sny totheirliurmanfrieuds be hpp: i toe w nan uu ineui. Lftept. '1, 1S05 OF DitY GOODS Mo. , Main St., Eaton, O. that they have employed a Ueinian Clerk who


ocr: inn iim i3i mm is m mm mm till UUitlliUiit AiUliiij I (' VAXA USUAL & Co. are in receipt of the largest stock of Goods offered in this market. V,lo which they respectfully call the attention of their friends and customers and all others wonting theop and serviceable goods. Feeling confident that from long experience, sufficient means lo purchase our Goods exclusively for cash, close attention to the purchase of every ticle uttered by us for sale we can render satisfaction ns to price and quality. . Our stock been purchased in New York, Philadelphia, and other Eastern cities, in many instancisditect from the manufactory and embraces a larger variety than usually found in country stores. addition loour laige stock of assorted Dry Goods we keep Qucen.ware a.nd Groceries Hats Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel, Locks, Latches, Butts, Table Cutlery, etc. , . . , . 11. t I . 1 ii l including eagle, tyre and carriage bolts, clips, and turned collars, the best made top cnammeiieu anus, muslins and ducks, enammtlled trim- ming drills, silvered, brown, black or crimson, a very superior article, Wards' top and trimming leather, dash, bow, and collar leather, flopr hair, and rucrs. Wilton and Brussels carnet. sttino. larps. unA nl,.c iJnto onI nrnno hnmoo Knl.l.o I,. .,J Ut Ml.. . sea, s,a?,,u.i.:u. rro, a..u ucm .c..ua. t.ll Aru'liirh iviXl lo inijl ritoiiift ns fiittv i!in 9t mtirp'iii:,. iiitcinuau or ccscwurc. March 27, 1856. tf. ILL KIIIS ! CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS AND SADDLERS' ar has In very oil- fas. -,


ocr: . ". ESATORUI. ELECTORS. " "William Kcnnon, Jr., of Alexander P. Miller, of Builer. "V -. '- '.'.'' ' .cOla'ftKMlCMAt. ELECTORS. v 1st. SHELDON T. KELLOGG, of 21, HENRY F SEDAM. of Hamilton. ' J J. D.VVJD CLARK, of Montgomery. r 4ib. I. H.T'IOMAS, of Darke. ' . 61I1. ED.W.RD. F STKR. of Williams. 6tu MIO IAEL II. DAVIS, ofWetmo.it. 7th WILLI VM CROSSEM, otren .. Stb. WILLIAM KERSHNER. of Clark. fith GEORGE E SEENA, of Seneca. . , .. lOlfc- LEVI DUNGAN of Jackson, , .llthi ALFRED MoVBlGH.of Fairfield. 12th. JACOB SLYET, of Franklin. , JOHN T1FPT of Huron, .-. 04Ui. JOHN C. MYERS, of Ashland. l4Uu JOSEPH BURNS, of Coshocton. , 10th. JAMES M. GAYLORD, of Mf"- .. I7lh BENJAMIN F. SPRIGGS, of Noble. . 18th. ALPHONSO H A RT, of Portage. -; 19th HENRY II. DODGE, of Cohopa. 20th. GEOUGE G.GILLE'T.of JUU GEORGE COOK, of Harrison. . DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. for judge of rnx surRRMR coiut, v V BUFUS P. KANNEXV ' I V" "Board or rustic wonns, WAYXE '. GKISWOLD. COMMISSIONER 0? C0MO! SCHOOLi, , II. II. BARNEY. For President JAMES BUCHANAN, ' v Of Pennsylvania. For Vice President JOHN B- AVELLER; " .v - Of. California.'


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ocr: public attention;! Encourage Home Kinnfactwers! ASHLAND CARRIAGE FACTORY .mos efts Iieaolii WOULD call tbe attention of the Public to their large and splendid as sortment of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES on hand at their Ware Rooms, for the Spring and Summer Trade; they can now assure the public that the work at their Factory cannot be excelled in the State, either for durability or fineness of finish. None but the best work men are emnloved in the Factory, consequent ly it is the only establishment of the kind in this part of Ohio, that will warbvkt theib WORK. The attention of purchasers is, therefore re spectfully called to this establishment, w ere the best of work can bo had at Come and see our Stock on hand, if you don't buy, tell your neighbors what sort of work is made in Ashland. Blacksmithinpr, Painting, Trimming, Cus tom Work and repairing done at the shortest notice and in the best style. 1 nanktul lor past patronage we respectful ly solicit a continuance of the same. N. B. All work warranted. Factory, on Sandusky St., three doors west of the Court House, Ashland, Ohio. May 16, 1855. t51tt


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ocr: pretties? STYLES OF DRY GOODS QUEENS WARE, GLA SSWARE, HATS, CAPS, BONNtTS " . , SHOES, &C.i &C, G0J0 rar w T.r - jits - mm'x. :.;V o. main t.v iaton, f r are bow In receipt of their Spring A Snmrner stock ef Dry Goods which in styles cannot be beat in the town of Eaton which they intend to sell cheaper than ever, If you want to save yoar money Bud get bargains. Osutry Produce taken in (roods. They would snr totbairGermnn friendsthat they have employed a Oerman t'lerk IMarchST. I860. sv j -. in n


ocr: Kl ETA LIC COFFINS I HE subscriber has now on hand, nnd intend I coiistantlr keeping, a full supply of Metalia CnJ,, which will be sold low. V OODEN COF r'lS. nf every quality and sua, manufactured upon the ahorttst notice. E.WEISS, At the machine shim, South East of U. R. Depot, '