ocr: tMors. SCHLOSS .N BRO„ MERCHANT TAILORS, No. 19LIOIIT STREET. (Below the Fountain Hotel.) Baltimore. By keeping constantly on hand a full assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTJXtiS. they are ena hied to furnish suits at prices that cannot fail to please. Orders filled at the shortest notice. apl3-tf JL'. II ARTM AN , • MERCHANT TAILOR, 197 BALTIMORE STREET ABOVE LIGHT, aplfi-lw Baltimore. HT. ROBKRTS, . MERCER AND TAILOR, No. 205 BALTIMORE STREET, fe22-ly. Baltimore. ML. COON AN, • GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING AND FURNISHING STORE, No. 119 BALTIMORE STREET, .NEAR SOUTH, Baltimore. CI.OTHS, CASSIMF.RES, AND VESTINGS ALWAYS ON HANI) RF~ Particular attention paid to CUSTOM WORK. I tF~ A full assortment of BOY S ' CLOTHING, apl 3in


The daily exchange. [volume]

ocr: ROBBIK VS & CO ~ AHU P ROP KIETOR9 OF THE BALTIMORE STOVE WORKS, AND MANUFACTURERS OF GOLD'S AUTOMATIC STEAM hEATER. ALSO, Wholesale and retail dealers in COOKING, PARLOR, and HALL STOVES, Ship's Cambooses, Ranges, Grates, Tin, Sheet-Iron, Hollow Ware, and ail articles in the Stove Business. Repairing done at the shortest notice, and upon the terms. WAREHOUSE—Nos. 46 and 48 LIGHT STREET, s3O-tf S. W. corner of Balderston street.

place_of_publication: Baltimore, Md.

publisher: Kerr & Co.


ocr: ; I PARLOR RADIATIORS of our own XpJfl manufacture, the largest and most beautiful va riety in the market, For sale, wholesale and re tail, by ROBBINS k CO., 46 and 48 Light street, corner of Balderston street, sSO-tf below Lombard (west side). fljjjjl GENTLEMEN'S VH? FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE * VSI. ESTABLISHMENT, No. 334 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR ECTAW, Baltimore, Mil. R. ROBERTS, Ag't. I All goods purchased at this establishment are of supe rior workmanship, and the best materials. sS Iy


ocr: ; j ! j Co-|p axtiur ship Hctices. TIHE CO-PARTNERSHIP FORMER LY existing between P. QUIT'/.OW and J. McMFL ; LEX, is this day dissolved. The business will lie carried | on by F. QPITZOW. Baltimore,' )ct. 11th, 1858. ocl 1 i r


ocr: T MORRIS W AMPLER. ft . CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER. MECHANICAL DRAWINGS. RA I. TIMORE PA TENT A GF.NCT. DESIGNS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND CONTRACTS FOR COTTAGES AND OTHER BUILDINGS. FARMS, LOTS AND CEMETERIES SURVEYED, LAID OFF, AND MAPPED. OFFICE N. E. COR. BALTIMORE AND GAY STREETS, (UpStairs.) REFERENCES. Prof. A.D.Baehe,Su. U.S.C.S. Thos. Winans, Esq., J. 11. B. Latrobe, Esq., Wm. G. Harrison, Esq., J. C. Neilson, Esq.,* ArchH. Jno. S. Brown, Esq., Gov. J. J. Stevens, Dr. R. S. Stewart, Gen. Geo. H. Steuart, Dr. A. C. Robinson, Roht. C. Wright, Esq., I)r. J. G. Morris. nrlO tf UIMON J . M A II T KNK T , O SURVEYOR, CIVIL ENGINEER AND MAP PUBLISHER, No. 6 SOUTH STREET. Having acquired during the past ten years (seven years in the City Surveyor's Office,) a thorough acquaintance with the City and vicinity, will attend promptly to LAY ING OFF STREETS, LOTS, Ac., in the City, and all de scriptions of SURVEYS, PLATS and CALCULATIONS in and out of town. Also the PUBLICATION OF MAPS. A large accurate MAP OF CECIL COUNTY nearly ready. mrlO-tf DUFFIELD'S SUPERIOR "AM ERIC AN WESTPHALIA HAMS. W are now receiving the above celebrated Hams, which we offer to the trade, believing them to be equal, if not superior, to anything in this market. Those who want a choice Ham can rely on these. We guarantee them to be as represented. DUV ALL fk IGLEHART, 128 Light street Wharf, aplS-tf Corner of Conway s


ocr: WKSTERN CHINA HAUL IS NOW T V ojien with a large asso- tmcnt of CHINA WARE comprising Ct.ina A ases, Cups and Saucer* Card Basket* Cologne Bottles, Dinner and Tea Sets, Pitchers and Basing Spittoons. AV me Glasses. &c.. Ac.. Tumblers, etc To ss.


ocr: (duration. MOUNT WASHINGTON FOR YOUNG LADILH—The WINTER SESSION he Kins Nov -<*lll her 3d, 1858. The c<ur eof instruction tlit' usual branches is full and thorough, In'iiig under direction of an efficient Faculty f aide and Teachers. Kvery necessary appliance required for education is at the command of the Institution. who desire a thorough education for their daughters, the comforts and advantages of the Christian family, invited to examine the School. For terms of admission and further information, Rev GEO. LEWIS STALKY Principal, Mount Washing ton, Baltimore Co., Maryland., or Rev. Dr. IIKINKR, Sec ond St., Baltimore. Catalogues can be had k BAILEY'S, Baltimore st. sift ly Mil. BRUNING. • TEACHER OF THE 3EKMAN, FREN'CH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES Can he seen at the COMMERCIAL AM' COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, N0.7 Franklin street, from 4 to7Js P- M., or at No. Lexington street, one door East of Howard. 524-eo3m


ocr: O"" FFICE OF THE LAS LIGHT COM PANY OF BALTIMORE, JUNE 15,1858.—C0TE at a Reduced Price.-" This Company has on band, ami is con stantly making Coke of the very l>est quality, which will 1, 4 . 9 olii at the reduced price of Six Cents per bushel. It will be found to he a very cheap and excellent article of fuel for Cooking Stoves, Ranges, and other family uses during the summer season. Give it a trial. K JOSEPH BROWN, Jel6 2aw3w Secretary


ocr: MOR RIS WAM PR.E R . • CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER. ECHAXICAL DRAWINGS. BAL TIMORE PA TENT A GENC I". DESIGNS, SPECIFICATIONS. AXD CONTRACTS OR COTTAGES AND OTHER BUILDINGS. I'ARMS, LOTS AND CEMETERIKS IRVEYED, LAID OFF, AND MAPPED. OFFICE X. E. COR. BALTIMORE AND GAT STREETS, (Up Stairs.) . . r. T> T „ TEFERENCES. u u i^nu' I ?■' CSC S ' Tl ' o9 - Winans. Esq., MI Geo Srt, S R R A C rT^ mrlO C 'tf Wrigbl ' E8q '' Dr: J MoX ' BLOCK MMBLITCLOCKS: CANFIELD, BRo. CO 229 BALTIMORE BTRKKT just importer an invoice of Block Marble riru* Ith and without Bronze Figures, suitable for Dining and brary Rooms. myll-tf


ocr: WANTED—This day, a good Cook, V Washer and Irouer, who lias good references.— Apply at this office. il2l tf IV ANT ED.—A good SECOND-HAND v ▼ STL AM ENGINE of about 12 to 15 horse power.— Apply to JAMES CORNER k 80X3. d2l-tf WANTED.—A Book-keeper being unem ? v ployed in the evening, would like to take charge of a small set of Hooks. Best references given as tocapahili ty, Ac. Address "A. B." at this office. n27 tf \\ T ANTED.—Heavy Rough White Oak T T Pipes and Hhd. Staves,apply to LAMBERT GIT


ocr: CAUTION .—My wife, ELIZABETH FIGENSCIIER, having left my bed and board I hereby caution all persons from trusting her on my ac count, as 1 will pay no debts of her contracting after this date. JOHN FIGENSCHER. Baltimore, April 27,1858. sp2B-3t* HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE ~CO7 OF BALTIMORE. INSURES Dwellings, Furniture. Warehouses, Goods on storage, and Merchandise generally, against loss or damage by fire. Also Vessels and Cargoes in port. Office— S. E. corner or HOWARD AND CLAT STREETS. The Directors meet daily to answer applications. ANDREW REESE, President DIRECTORS. JAS. M. POUDER, CUAS. HOFFMAN, CHAS. W. GEORGE, lIENRT J. WERDEBAUOU, WM. ORTWINE. AUGUSTUS SHRIVER, SAML. R. SMITH, M. BEXZINGER, AARON FENTON, WM. G. POWER, GEO. P. THOMAS, KLISHA H. PERKINS. GEORGE HARLAN WILLIAMS, ap29-1 f Secretary. C. WES T rfr SON, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IX ETHEREAL OIL. ALCOHOL, (all proofs,) COLOGNE, SPIRITS, CAMPHIXE, LARD OIL, LINSEED OIL, Ac. Our facilities for manufacturing being large, we are pre pared to offer great inducements to persons purchasing goods in our line. Manufactory, 308 West Pratt street. Warehouse and Counting Room, 115 West Lombard street, between Light and Char|es. fe22-tf.


ocr: DR. BAAKEE bjfg&m TREATS Abb DISEASES ■■ fSty* ' ****' FREE OF CHARGE. -- Dr. BAAKEE will also uive special attention to the fol lowing cases: Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Croup. Inllu enza, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all other diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Ho will devote particular attention to the treatment of all skiu diseases— Lumbago, Scrofula Rheumatism, (acute and chronic,) Neuralgia, Paralysis Epilepsv, Dvsiiepsia. Piles, and all derangements of the Stomach Liver ami Bowels: and also to all chronic Female diseases.' Special attention w ill he given to the treatment of the EYE and EAR. DR BAAKEE tins made a new discovery of a Hind that will produce perfect absorption of the Cataract, and restore perfect vision In 'he Eye without the use of the knife. Dr. Banker can produce one thousand certificates of his perfect success i" curing Cancer, old Sores or Ulcers, Fistula, Swellings or Tumors of every description, and without the use ofthe knife. Special arrangements must be made with |)r. Baakee f"r the treatment of the last named diseases, as they will require his constant advice and attention. DB. BA A K EE is one of the most skillful and celebrated Surgeons and Physicians now living. His fame is known personally in nearly every principal city in ttic world AH letters directed to Dr. Baakee, (enclosing one dollar.) from any distance, correctly stating the nature of tin- ilis ease, shall be promptly answered, and a package of modi cine will be sent hy mail with full instructions fur treat ment. All patients with chronic (or old) diseases, can be successfully treated by correspondence. Office hours from 8 A. M. to a P SI POCTOR BAAKEE. Office CORNER of CALVERT and LEXINGTON STS., opposite Monument Square, Baltimore, Md. au4 tfr C|l C . KM M ERICH, ' K. BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, HO 18 SOUTH STKE ET, jeHSly BaiTWOZ*.


ocr: PAPER WAREHOUSE, NO. 24 SOUTH UHARI.ES STREET JAMES S. ROBJASOtf V! „ ? s on han <l for sa,<>, a large assortment of the various Colored P. aper ' B " cl ' as . Minting, Writing, Wrapping, and low Jo piEi buy '4' 11 " and PriCCß ' WMch he safe:—A good IKON SAFE for J. sale by HENRY RIEMAN & SONS. RiO tf


ocr: fitting. I*7"EST .v 1E VENS, T T IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, AND DEALERS IN GAS FIXTURES, Of every Description, Ho. 206 Baltimore Street BALTIMORE. Gas Pipes introduced intop üblic and private buildings in the best manner and on the most pleasing terms, mrll-tf ; t I


ocr: OF COMMERCE, BALTIMORE, Mond'ivU 4 'i 1S ? S '. l"H°wing gentlemen were 011 Wtirrii'lni r ni RECTORS nf this Institution, viz: mi - 4 1 HAVAUD K. HAWLFY, KLS H IDI V-R- T1 -'HHN H. IIKAI.LT, • I SAMUEL PHILLIPS, .* . V. OLIV ER O'DOXNELL. W* A?FtIS? ° f lhe Board h, ' w " n yesterday, JAMES i'vliit Wi,S re "- k ' n "' Incident. -J ' , _ GKti.C. MILLER, Cashier. IV! ' A IS ' BANKJ 15 \I.TI MOKE, JuilC dared adivmnd of' V/WR AND payable oil ml after Weill.fstii-.v n .7.1 • * TI.IQ . .. • • ll, e 7th proximo. •!,i Jt, otf D. Cashier.


ocr: 6;ts fitting. WEST isc J E VENS, IM PORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, AND DEALERS IN GAS FIXTURES , Of every Description, Ho. 206 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE, Cias | jpes introduced into public and private buildings in the best manner and on the most pleasing terms. mrll-tf


ocr: R 1 EMOVAL—W. HENRY JOHNSON has REMOVED FROM HIS OLD STAND, No t go to No. 72 PRATT STREET, one door IF'st of Gay street, 'where he invites his friends and the public to give him a call and to examine his stock of SEINE TWIXE, Gil 1, TWIXE, COTTOX ROPE, COTTON LAPS. COTTON YARN. CARPET CHAIN, LAMP WICK. WRAPPING TWINE Flax, Hemp, Broom and Bottling TWIX'ES, Bus sia and Mannilla CORDAGE, CORKS and CORK-WOOD BROOMS, BASKETS, PAILS, TUBS, CHURNS, MATS BLACKING, Ac., Ac., at Wholesale and Retail SPINNING WHEELS made and repaired. SEINES KNIT and HUNG to order. mal^m


ocr: i ! 6rorcrirs. P H. REESE be BROTHERS, * /.IT .NR RC £O7 and 20? Pratt street, CHARLES REESE & CO., CORNER EUTAW. MADISON aud GARDEN STREETS. Importers and dealers in fine anil standard Groceries, offer for sale a large and complete assortment of goods, selected with great care, especially for family use. Their daily increasing facilities for obtaining direct from the manufacturers and producers, both in this country and Europe, the articles on sale, enables them to sell at prices that will not fail to please. Sole agents for the sale ofWinslow A Co.'s Preparations, Green Corn, Peas. Beans, Tomatoes, Salmon, Lobster. Ac.,' Ac. put up in hermetically sealed cans. fe22-6t "


ocr: <LXIS fitting. WE S 'l' y .1 EV£ NS" IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, AND DEALKICS IN OAS FIXTURES, Of every Description, No. 206 Baltimore Street BALTIMORE, Gas Pipes introduced into p uhlic and private buildings in the best manner and on the most pleasing terms. mrll-tf


ocr: ODD FELLOWS'AND MASON'S RE GALTA, BANNKRB, &c., U. S. Bunting and Silk Flags, Military Goods and Ladies' Dress Trimmings, al way on hand and for sale by A. SISCO, No. 95 BALTIMORE HT. fe22-ly. Baltimore CO LEECT I O N A (I E M Y . I 1 J. PRATT A CO., Are prepared to receive ami transmit CLAIMS FOR COL LECTION in any city or county in the United States or British Provinces. Being in direct and frequent corres poudence with reliable Attorneys in every city and county our facilities for effecting speedy and prompt COLLEc' TIONS are such as will give entire satisfactiou. OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, corner of Baltimore and South Charles streets. rnrfi tf


ocr: SALAD BASKETS.— For washing vege- tables, Fruit, etc., just received and for sale by CORTLAN A CO., House Furnishers, jyls-tf 216 and 218 Baltimore street. VIEW STYLES HAIR~ pINST&C. IN CANFIELD, BRO. <T co., 229 BALTIMORE STREET. Have received direct from Paris, an invoice of Hair Pins and HEAD DRESSES, of the newest styles, some of which are very beautiful. myll-tf


ocr: rM 011 RIS UA .M . CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER MECHANICAL DRAWINGS. HALT/MORE PATENT AGENCY DESIGNS, SPECIFICATIONS, AN'I) CONTRACTS FOR COTTA GES AND OT II ER BU I L 1)1 NO S FARMS, LOTS AND CEMETERIES SURVEYED. LAID OFF, AND MAPPED. OFFICE N. E. COB. BALTIMORE AND GAT STREETS, (Up Stairs.) REFERENCES. Prof. A.D.Raehe.Sn. U.S.C.S. Thos. Winans, Esq., J. H. B. Latrobe, Esq., Wm. G. Harrison, Esq., J. C. Neil son, Esq., Arch't. Jno. S. Brown. Esq., Gov. J. J. Stevens, Dr. R. S. Stewart, Gen. Geo. H. Steuart, Dr. A. C. Robinson, } Vri S ht i Esq., Dr. J. G. Morris. mrlO tf ' BKEIDEN BAT'H'S LONDON SOAPS, CANFIEI.I) BROTHER k CO., . , „ 229 BALTIMORE STREET, Mb . vi Brcidenhach'B genuine Lettuce, Camphor, , . ',l l White Windsor, and Queen's .SOR p : lVholt-ab-and r. tiul. jv!3 tf BLOCK MARBLE CLOCKS. CANFIELD, BRO. <£ CO. „ . . . 4 229 BALTIMORE BTRET, Havejustunportcu an invoice of Ri <M . k Marble Clocks, with and without Bronze figures, suitable for Dining and Library Rooms. myll-tf


ocr: JMORRIS WAMPLER • CIVIL AND MECHANICAL FVGINFFR MECHANICAL DRAWINGS. ' LK ' BA L TIMORE PA TENT A GF.NC Y DESIGNS. SPECIFICATIONS. AND CONTR ACTS FOR COTTAGES AND OTHER BUILDINGS FARMS, LOTS AND CEMETERIES SURVEYED, LAID OFF, AND MAPPED. OFFICE N. E. COR. BALTIMORE AND GAT STREETS, (Up Stairs.) REFERENCES. Prof. A.D.Bai he.Su. U.S.C.S. Thos. Winans, Esq., J. H. B. Latrobe, Esq.. Wm. G. Harrison, Esq., J. C. Neilson, Esq., Areh't. Jno. S. Brown, Esq., Gov. J. J. Stevens, Dr. R. S. Stewart, S e s' H - Steuart, Dr. A. C. Robinson, Robt C. Wright, Esq., Dr. J. G. -Morris. mrlO-tf TOHN SHANAMAN . , HAS REMOVED FROM SNOW HILL, commenced the Manufacture of EA LEY DESCRIPTION OFTIN & SHEET IRON WARE No. 15 S. CALVERT STREET. _. ... BALTIMORE, Where "Very article connected with his business may be found, and which will be disposed of at the lowest price*. Special attention paid to AND SPOUTING. Kr All orders from the Eastern Shore and elsewhere Will recetre prompt attention, mrfi-lj


ocr: IM ORIt I S WAMP LF. It, . CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEER. M ECHANICA I, DP. A WINGS. BALTIMORE I'ATEXT AttEXCY. „ fJESIGN'S, SPECIFICATIONS, AND CONTRACTS " COTTAGES AND OTHER BUILDING S. FARMS, LOTS AXD CEMETERIES SURVEYED, LAIN OFF, AND MAPPED. VFICE N. E. COR. BALTIMORE AND GAY STREETS, (UpStairs.) Prof. A.D.Bache.Su. U.s.c\o Ef, i nf,", Winans F J. H. B. Latrobe, Esq., Wm > V J. C. Neilson, Esq., Arch't. J„ o ; S. Brown jL Gov. J. J. Stevens, Dr. R. 8 s, Geo. Geo. H. Steuart, Dr. A C. Robinso'n Kobt. C. Wright, Esq., Dr. J. G. Morris * mrlOtf f Y'D PAPERS FOR SALE, SP . APERS FOR SALE AT 25 CRNTB PER HUNDRED Apply at this Office. ap2otf


The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: GROVER & BAKER'S CRI.RBHAtEO Family SewingMacliines, . 49s broaBwaV, Jrfew TOitk. 58 WEST FOURTHSTx.. CINCIXNATll 184! SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND. Jr-Theiie Machines are now Jnntly admitted to be the best in use tor FamlJ Kewieg, mik Ing a new, strong, and elaiiltc Stitch, which will hot rip. eveu 11 every fourth stitch be cut. Circular sent rid application by letter. March St; 1853. lj-

place_of_publication: Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio

publisher: Jno. Sheridan


ocr: ASHLAND FAKMER'S Look to Your 1 ' cr OS as 4-CP s a So. HI AN NY'S COIIBINED M0MM6 & IT is theohly (jotnbineil Machine, that and Mows equal if not better than any sin vie machine; anil cO?ta Uut H trifle more. nater:als, trbtliinanship, and performance is WarrrtnteB ,to give Satisfaction Terms of sale liberal, ;fld .t Shit the Call ou our agents and get a descriptive Let, and see one of the Machines. BALDWIN. DEWiTT bO., Cleveland, O C. C. WICK, ABli.and, General Agent. jfAKStflLXD WHITING, Ashland. GEORGE H. STEWART, Loudonville, LUCIUS A. SHEPARD, Ruggles. 1858.


ocr: . r 1858. FOR SALE AT TBX OF E.W. Town Hall Building, CHINA AND ,W Will O W-W TOYS AND Fancy ALT J I S H A N D N A I L S


ocr: Ashland Uarble Works ! - Ei-k.ii .-.4. r.i. .,. .r e'r.!.si' KEBE. FABIG & CO., XSmcceteert to D.O. PHIIipe.) . WOULD renpectiullv announce to the peopls ol Ashtanu, and the adjoining counties, that they are prepared to furnlib all k lids or 3Vlrllo Worlt I no the shortest notice, and on the mosttavoraWe terms. Particular awenlion paia to jeiunf up TOMB-STONES, inasuperiorstyleottlie art. Peraons in want ol an tuinr In mir line will ao wen 10 can ana ex. ami n our work, isbop on Main street,- uearl opposite tbe.Sanipael House, and twe Coore ei of the Miller Houe. . Ashlaud, Kovenibr4,i8S7. . r amsx -


ocr: A Good Farm For Sale. ilinl-i THB undersigned wishes t n Mil lit Farm on wejch be new- resides. !-' ina in Milton lownsbtp Asbland county, Ohio; said (arm contains 165 Acres; about ISO nf which la cleared and in a high state of cultivation, tte bal ance is the very best of timber and a good Or chard of choice fruit. There is a never fading Spring of water close to tha. hosse, ana three or four other Springs oa the premises. The build ings are a large two story frame House nearly new. a large frame Barn and a large firstrate sta ble for horses, and otbei out buildings besides. Said farm is located three miles M est efthecoua ty seat, near the Olivesburg road I will sell tbe above described farm on very reasonable terms, and it ia just one of the bsst farms in this region of the country; and lor run her particulars enquire of the subscriber livlns on tbe l remises. .. I JAMES SLOAV .Nov. 10, J.i8, 'S.


ocr: " Cleveland Infirmary. THERE are in this Institution as.o charge upon the City, a number of likely bovs and girls including infants whom tbe Di rectors will hind to service until they heeoine of age, with suitable poisons, upon their pro duciug testimouifils from tho Clergyman, Magistrate or Trustees of theirtown, thnt they are suitable persons to have the care of and to bring up such children. . " Application may be made to '- : :Z- r .'.-.. . :lt. EUSSET. . t ... Acting Director Cleveland Innrtnarr: May 19, WSS; 8roS" '


ocr: -lLARli If fUll tK USTIB iv ... O eeat aud best Belectcd stock or ' ' ' WALL PAPER, CEILING PAPER, CEIL- iug Kecoratlona. Bor.lcr. Fresco Orna . ' uieul; Window Shadea, plaio and .;T ' i fancy) Whidow.Uoriiicti, -- Corda.Taaaela. Hatent Kollr.evry Itaowp pattern! Ac. Ac , ever br.oueht to tela e; r. Which u-lll be sjiacatspe tr.au en w'r.. aud eiamiuc. mari;,S8 41tf Call


ocr: C. FRANZ & WEISENSTEIN ANNOUNCE T .O Ji theirfriends and thepub- lic that they have engaged in business on tueir own account. in the building formerly occu pied ly Air. Potter mid fllr. Imhoff as a Book Store. They -will keep on hand a choice stock of for Ladies nnd children, which they will dis pose of upon as reoonnble terms as they can be purchased at any establishment in the coun ty. Their chief attention will be given to and. from their long experience nnd the gen oral satisfaction which their wrk. ninde at other establishments in Aslilnnd, hn given, thev contid. inly expect a libei-il patronage. At least, they will neglect no effort to deskuve 6ueh patronage. m - Ashland, March 30, 185" 43tf SO.WfHIXfj MUV!! v Wow Storo H.oom. 411 4? 'UJ diii ui rpiIE "OLD FORTRESS" has beeomo dis A mantled. A new order of things has been established. SQUIRE &, SELBV Have formed a co-pirtnership for a term of rears, and have resolved to uuitc their efforts in the business of selling their old friends and 11 others who may anil iioi them, the best character of NEW "GOODrf at very reasonable piiees. Thoy are increasing their Store Room to nearly double its former dimensions, and are crowding it with choice and fresh goods. To our old friends and all others, we say, give us n call, whether you desire to purchase or not. We will do our best to make yo'i comfortable, and will show you one of the fino-st. Store Room 9 in Ashland, and as chocie nnd chenp a stock of "foods as can be found in our City. Give us n call. Alay 20, Itai. 3iu59 G It A N V I L L i FEMALE SEMINARY, A SELKCT BOARDLXG SCHOOL FOIL


Preble County Democrat. [volume]

ocr: PURIFY THE BLOOD, ASD EXPEL DISEASE! BY BRISTOL'S SAESHWEILL.. Afier ,tn ordeal of over twk.nty years, this great original remedy, from which a numerous class of imitations have sprung, stands iinim penrhed and utmpprosc liable. It is manufac ureJ bj the present proprietors, D. T. LAN MAX i KEMP, with improved machinery, from the choicest KIO NEGRO SARSAPARJLLA, AND IS WARRVNTED NEVER TO FOMENT, or undergo any chemical change in the warm est climates. It is allowed hy Uie unanimous opinion of Physicians, by expTrimem& i proof, anu nerv form fif evnltmre which can Ive authenticity tf public statements, to be Hie most powerful REMEDIAL AGENT FOR Scrofula, CoasnrcptioE, liver Complaint, and all ulcerous, eruptive, pulmonary and hiliuus diseases! actini; directly upon the ELEMENTS OF. THE BI.OOD It neutralizes the virus, which generates cuteneuus and glandular affections, imparts new vitality to t tie a'.reamot life, and restores the vitiated secretions to s healthy condition. BRISTOL' STSARSAPASILLA it invaluable as a cure for the following diseases : Asthma, Dropsy, General Debility Uarrennoss, Dry Eruptions, Indigestion, Rowel Compl't Erysipelas, Neuralgia, Consumption, Fever 5r Ague, Scrofula, Ciucer, Female Cempiainis, Sail Rheum. SOLD BY D. T. Lannian & Kcnip,Whol(RaIc Druggies, 69 WATER ST., NEW YORK, And by all Drnggiats, at 81,00 par Eottlo. For sale bv J 1' liKOOKINS SOX Aptil 9, 1837. y UGAU3. We have now on hand foi disi :

place_of_publication: Eaton, Ohio

publisher: L.G. Gould


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ocr: INSURANCE , CAPITAL ENLARGED. Incorporated 1319. Charter Perpetual. ENLARGED, 7 JULY, 1857, TO Cash Capital, SI 000,000 ABSOLUTE JtJVD UNIMPAIRED! Surplus, $422,162, .11. With thx Prestige or 33 YEARS' Soccxss and Experience. r. a. iiici, sx, SOBT. BCKLL, B. A. bulzeiey; - a. wui, -a- r, Davis SAM "I TO BOB, M. A. TOTTLE, B. HATBEK, O. S. PBATT, -D. B1LLYIS, JOStm CHCTBCH, B. rtuwca, b, a. unit " A. DtJMBAM, T, A. ALBXBDEB,. BBAllfHABD . w. Xenix, E. G. RIPLEY", ' T: A. ALEXANDER, President.. Vice President. XHOS." K. BBACE, Jr., Sc. J. B BENNETT, Gen'l . INSURES AGAINST THE DANGER OF PEHILS OP JJSXAITO havigatioh. AT AS LIBERAL RULES AJTD RATES RISKS ASSUMED PERMIT OF FOR SOL rEJVCr AI'D FAIR PROFIT. ' -; iaCXAATTENTION PAMr TO r Insurance of Dwellings, FarniProp erty, Out Buildings and Contents. Bach insured for periods of 3 to $ rears OB tk , . most favorable terms ..... Losses Equitably Adjusted and Prompt' . .', ly Paid. . LOSSES PAID, $10,437,312 .84. If wealth, witb a stead, ar.d prompt to a legitimate Insurance easiness, and the execu tion ol contracts in good faith, have wjjh the public 111 selecting their underwriter we refer them for test of quality and our to their patronage, to records of past tendering their continuance with increasing ty and facilities la futur. CkeiCt Firtt clot Indemnity mmf tt Effected milk .... cut Detail, with lAif UiiialiU " Corporation, Through- ' WICK MaCOB!!, Arentt, Jnne SO, 1858. 3m 4 Ashland. Ohio. ' Kansas ! Kansas ! ; IS the freesoil of the Great West to be dese crated by Slavery t All who are opposed to oppression who desire to see right tri umph over wrong, are earnestly invited to call at the Saloon of the subscriber, in the base ment of the Sampsel House, and evince by their patronage, that they are honest in their professions, and believe one man to be aa fr: l MMr'' snavmg done easier than the brokrers, and hair clipped in a style that


ocr: Even boflj' Run Hons ! 130UTS i SHOES 22aEtQ.a.cEEi 2 sneceiaorto wJ. Wanen, ' SSODSCKS totfre citfzensnr Ahlan jr. tbat aa1 hs vsrcaafrd tbe Hboe ErteblMba eat- of W . ntis now prc.krf setl - L. A. JENNINGS, 7Hl A Count j t a" Boot sua WlMuD.l BOOTS AND SHOES At LOWER PRICKS tban they can fcefoaadat any oineresiauiisnmeni in Aeuiand or adjoining conn ties. 1 am also prepared to do . CUSTOM WORK--. lirthebeat indtnoit durable atirl. aa4 WAitafeAitT the Mark.' Our mtto Id tblsdcujtrtmeat fcii . . w EXCELSIOR.".,. THPXflE l Ol sES are particularly notifietl that my tie w ntock of LADIES' SHOES! la not to be excelled, either for beauty of etrle. fniib.or wear. Come, ladies, call and examine oursiock.'. We are always glad to see year imi liugfaces. Don'tforget the place, at the old stand of W. J. Wasaoa.a (ew doors west of the McMullr House. .- L. A. J Kn MINGS,. Ashland. March 17, 1858. .' 41tf THE GREATEST MEDICAL IISCOVEBY THE AGE. OP MR. KENNKUY.ol rtozbury, ha discovered In oue of our common paetureweeda s remrdi


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ocr: FHEiSH STEPHENS & CO., At Odd Fellows Building, Corner of Main and Cherry Streets adjoining the Bank, Have just received dircet from New York and Philadelphia, a fine and extcosivaasiortmetit CONSISTING IN PART OF CLOTHS, CA SSI MERES, WEEDS, SATINETTS, VUST1SGS, JEANS, FLANNELS. A large-assortment ot'PRINTS; Black and Fancy SILKS; Merinoes; Bayardeses; Delaines; Foil de Chevre; De Bages; Plaids and Gingbamsj White and Brown MUSLINS; Sheetings and Drills; Linen and Cotton Table Covers; Bags and Bagging. Damask and White Embroidered CURTAINS; Checks and Stripesj Irish inens and Marseilles; BriUiante; Puique; Jaconets; Swisses; Blankets; Berages; BONNETS; Ribbons; Flowers Fringes; Dress Trimmings; Crap?; Lace; Edging; Collars and Bosoms; Undershirts and Drawers; CARPETS; All-Wool, Broche, Silk, and Gents' SHAWLS; Cloaks, latest styles; Belts, Hosiery and Gloves; HATS,CAPS BOOTS and SHOES; and BuiFalcjO vershoes; QUENNS WARE, GLASSWARE, & Uur ld cLMtomerft. an 'I the public generally, nrc invited to call nnd examine our Stoc purchasing their Goods for Fall ami Winter To persons wisl'ing to purchase Li cod j f re oJTer rare md acemouls. (Jomc everybody. Baton, Sept 30. J?. V. WAN AJL & JO., Have just received a large and splendid Stock of ASfB WIMTSB G00BS. SUCH AS CLOTHS AND CASIMERES. Satinets, Tweeds, Vestings, Shawls, Calicoes, Cordovas, DELAINES. POPLINS, FLANNELS; HATS, CAPS, ItOO'rS. SHOES. OLISSAKD il KDSSWABE: And everything else i.i the Dry Goods line, Which they are Selling Cheap. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. lBT All k'ndsof OOUNTRY FttODUCE, for afhieh ths liifflicst rarrktt pric will b. paid, in cxcliaupe for Urmilrt. Eaton, fccpt. 80, lS.r)8-S3tf. now on sale the most varied and select stock of FALL AHD WINTER DRY GOODS. They have ever offered at prices competing with any in this market r Prints of all Popular Brands, Black Silks, French Merino's Cashihers and Delanes, Irish Poplans, and Alapacas Clothes, Cassmeres and Vestings, Tweeds, Janes, aiid Flannels, brown and black Muslins, Tickings &c, Bead and Coating, Biankets, Cherilles, Brodies Thibet and wool Shawls, goods, Laces and Embroideries, Irish Lumens, Table Diapers, and Hosiery, Gloves. Shirts and Drawers; Millinart goods and Tai trimmings, Handkerchiefs, Ties and Scarfs. A complete stock of SMALL WARES AND NOTIONS. They ask especial attention to their all that is rich in material new in style and design BOOTS AND SHOES, QUEENS WARES of the latest patterns. Eaton, Sept. 16, 1S58. LATEix OF VANAUSD.1L & Co. nrc in receipt of I he lo H'bicfa tliey resp-ctfolly call l?ie r-tteillioll np Llicap and serviceable (roods, relnit to purchase our uootis exclusively for THE mm mew y fEW DRY FOI II FALL m offered by us for sale we can render satisfaction nj to price and quality. Our stock has purchased in New York, Philndelp'iia, the manufactory and t-inliraces a larger loour large stock of assorted Dry Goods mm and Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel. Latches, Butts, Table Cut!ery, etc. TRIMMINGS AND SADDLERS IIARDWAR eacrle. tvre and carriage bolts, clins. and turned rollarx. th o j j o ' I ' 7 v made top enamrnelied drths, muslins and ducks, enanuufeiied trim drills, silvered, brown, black or crimson, a very superior article top and trimming leather, dash, bow, and collar leather, floor oil' hair, and rugs, Wilton and Brussels carpet, strings, laces, and tas glasses, joints and props, names, hubbs, bows and bent fellows. ol' wlsu It will be sold ns cheap ;is ilicy cat be purolnsed in Cluciniiali or elsewhere. Sept. 14, 1838. ARRIVAL.! s -sr nn ARRIVAL, Ml Art3 PHILADELPHIA ! COODS. WITH TIME!! largest slock of Goods offered in this market of ilicir friemls and ctistomers and all others confiilt-nl ilist from limg experience, sufficient cash, crse alleiilion to the purchase of every ar anil other Eastern cities, in miuy instances direct varietv than usually found in country stores. In we keep of all mms s


ocr: YORK SUCCESSORS TO COFFMAN & BROTHER, Have just received their large and splendid sleek cf FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS ed tssortment of Hats and Caps, Boots and shoes. Together with the largest and best selecti n of FAMILY GROCERIES ever offered to the citizens ofEiton. Also, n fine lot of QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, C ROCK E R Y WARE. Tubs, Duckets, Baskets, Measures. &c, &. All of which they will lispoc of at HARD TIMFJ PRICES, for m CASH OR APPROVED COUNTRY PRODUCE. Ibey have arrangements by which they can supply families with all OP FRUITS i VEGETABLE! 2,a1 d,lrln? fhi Summer and Fall, at the earliest po-sihlc mement. STORK V in .MAIN ST., MARSH L0CKW00I RriLDlNU.


ocr: Whitridgo & Cuann, Have just opened a FRESH STOCK OF GOODS! Comprisingeveryfhmfr usually found In a DRUG AND BOOK STORE. ALSO, WALL rBli Window Curtains Ard a large lot of LAMPS! Give us a call. W 11 11 it II -CC QCINS. '55-36w4.


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ocr: SusIjneU & o.'s (Bahimu. On ExhibitLoii AND lop Sale! AT THE OF T. C. BUSHNELL & CO., WORTH OF I JuVt Received. It may truthfdlly be said theae nsrer has exhibited in the County a Stock of III Equally as xtenaive in VARIETY, - STYLE ; AND QUALITY Ladies and Gentlemen, lay aside your pxeja dices (if you haae any,) an give us a "look We believe our goods will recommend selves to the good sense and taste of the munity. ' We can satisfy every real want in line, besides gratifying a great many BI0P! llllllll,


ocr: For Medicinal purpdsesrof the best quality, and Give us a call I We intend making a living and at less figures than heretofore sold in this Ashland, January fa, 1 jB. Ashland Marble Works. KERR; FASIG & CO., (SvcccistTM tm D. O. PkilUr,) . - WOULD cesjiMtfBUv-ninouaee to feopl vi Ashland, and lbs adjoining counties, that they axepreparcd to furnirb all knds of . , '- Jrlftrtile W ox-It X ne tke shortest notice, and on tba most favorable terms. Particular attention paid to. getting op . i TOMB-STONES, ; nasnperior stTleof tbe art. Persons in want of anl ytbint tn MM lina-will do well to call and examine our wpra-. poop go mhh oticwt, ,,ar,. the Sanipset House, and twe doors nest of the Miller House. -- - -. ..-r- "I Ashang, CTpvemoer 4, kk7. jm SPRINGSTOCK. NEW JEWELRY. , ... . removed to the. SAMPSEL CORNER, opposite J.R.Squire'B Store, where hla opened a lflrge ani ueaumi eUBwuucutvt Oilier Ware, CLOCKS, CUTLERY; V:-'Ki 7 s'.atd '' '. ' U'Doh't forget the place, eomer Orange Road ana Jnain ocreen.' xi jcw. .l. Ashland, May 6, 1857 ' - ttf- MORE TF Alt S00.000 BOTTLES SOLD Uf THB t 1 i - r NEWENGLAND STATES IN, ONE YEAR. ; . - -I p.lv4.FV.-.vt$


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ocr: REMOVAL! STEPHENS & CO., removed lo the ODD FELLOWS UUILDING. corner of Main and Cheny streela, adjoinina the Bank, where they uie now receiving, direct ftom New York arr.d Philadel a splendid slock of of the usual variety to be found in a Dry Goods House, such as and Fancy Silks, Delainea, Lawns, Challies. Brautes, Orcnn.lies, Siimarijue, Debsges, Ginghtnis, Prints, Swisses, Jnckoneis, Bishops snd Vicl ria Lawns; Plain and Funcy Cassimcres, (.'loth. Votings and Ottonade. CAR PETSI N G R A I N, VENETiAN, HEMP, RAG & OIL- Boots & Shoes; Hats & Gaps. BONNE S AND BONN KT BIBB NS, WHITE 8l DAMASK CURTAINS. WiMSOW BLINDS to order. Muslins and Drillings; Checks, Stripes and Ticking; Covers; Tweeds and Satinets; Hosier-; a variety of Notions; Ribbons; Fringes and Dress Trimmings. The above Goods were carefully selected in the Eastern Cities for th:s and can lie sold at reduced pries, to CASH nnd pkompt r ting rnstomers. fall end iheir Goods and learn il.eil prices. f Gome everyhooy, and get the worth of mony. , The highest market price, in cash or trade, paid fo WOOL. f.f ProTeasoi ENGLK siill continues lo p'esuie over the TAILORING I'epnriment. make kinds ot Gentlemen's eanneuls, ami will be happy to see and ureH upon all Kond looking who nmy desiie " Fi s." Eaion, .ilarch C5. 1358. O. Ife W. MINOR ARE JUST RECEIVING A fine lot of BROWN MUSLINS; BLEACHED do., all widths; 4-4 bleached PILLOW CASE- 9-4 bleached SHEETING. A fine lot of Latest Pattern Prints; Silk Plaid, rench Ginghams, Tweeds, Hickory and Checks, &c, &c. WHITE GOODS Jaconets, Plaid, Plain and Striped Mulls, do. do. ; Swiss, do. do.; Victoria Lawn; Cotton Mersailesj French working Floss, white and colored. CARPETS, Oil and E.?grain, of the best styles. BOOTS AND SHOES, Mens' fine French Calf; do. -ight Kip; do. Heavy Kip. Women?' Silk Gaiters black and fancy colors ; No. 1 Morocco do., Kid do. Enameled. Misses and Childrens' Shoes of every style. QUEENS WARE. his department is now full. Please call and see, as we have the latest patterns of these goods. HATS. A fine lot of the very latest styles. Call and see. Eaton, March 25, 1858.


ocr: Ohio. FAIRBANK'S CELEURATKIl SCALES, NTo. 7 FH0XT street. CincinBat TBABER A- A IIBEB V Agents. FAIRHANKS A- To., Aenls, 131I Ureadivar.Xv'W York Jnlr n


ocr: YORK liljff jfiX'SI SUCCESSORS TO COFFMAN & BKOTHER, Dave jnst received their large and eplcndid stcck cf FALL AND WINTEll DRY GOODS v edassortment of Hats and G?,ps, Boots aud slices. Together with the largest and best selecti n of ever offered to the citizens of Enton. Also, a fine lot of QUEEN8WARE, GLASSWr ARE, CROCKERY WARE. Tubs, Buckets, Baskets, Measures, &c, &. All of which they will dispose of at HARD TIME PRTCES, for CASH OR APPROVED COUNTRY PRODUCE. They have arrangements by which they can supply families with all iF PRUJTS & in its season, durincr this Simmer nnd Pall, at the earliest possible moment. STORK, NO. 10. MAIN ST., MARSH & LOCKWOOB BUILPING. Kston,Ohio, April, 1st, IS58. Ct-s VLyon 11 OB I3 U 1 UlledU


ocr: NEW TIN SHOP. THROUGH the agency of friends, the subscriber has been enabled to open a new TIN SHOP in this place. He has, in the shop just opened, a good variety of COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES and will cndusrnr to keep on bands, at all times, such kinds of as bis customers and the public in general msv demand. JSfAll orders Tor REPAIRING promptl rat tended to, and work done in sucb a manner as to render full satisfaction. 3?"llis new Shop may be found in tbe build ing previously used by Mr. TOUHY as a Tomb stone Manufactory, near Mr. STANNAITS Gro cery, lie would solicit a liberal share of the public pat-onage, through which he hopes to se cure a respectable competency. B5ftTerms Cash only." WALTER P MTAItE. Eaton Feb. 25, 1858. 4t. CINCINNATI, EATON & RICHMOND RAILROAD LINES. Summer Arrangement. Commencing Tuesday, Mtti 31, 1858. Between Eaton and Cincinnati, and all intermediate Stations. 1'assevceb Tuai.vs Between Eaton and Cincinnati aud all interme diate stations. Leart Eaton 7:20a. in.arnrcof ( in., S.-(6a, m. ' " :o:08a.m ' 0 15 . in. " 0:15, p. m. " " 7 8ti p. in. UETITRM.NC. Leave Cincin. 0:00 a. m. srr.ot Eatou, 3.10 a . rn. ' ' 4:30 p. m ' ' 6:8S p. m. " " 5:40 p. m. " " 8:o0 p. m. From Eaton to Richmond and (be West. Lea- c Eatou, 3 :ijti a. in. an-. a t Uieli'd . 8:,"0 a.m. 8:00 p. in. ' " 7.15 p.m. ' ' 7:15 p. ill. ' ' i:5 p. in heave Hrch'd. C 00 a. m. nr. at Eaton, 5:20 a. in. ' ' l",:lii a. m. ' I..;:', a. m " " o.SOn. in." 5.I-' a.m. March, 2, 185S D.M.MORKOW. WALL & WINDWPAPKS. Nch &, Beautiful Styles 25,000 Pieces Prices Lower than Ever NOW OPENING. VAN AUSDAL. DIXON, & CO. ALSO The largest and most splendid lo VELVET, TAPESTBI BUI SSELS, TIIKEE PLY, SUPEIiFIKE. UNION ni'TCHWOOL VENETIAN HEMP and STAJlk CARPETS ccr opened in the Cihj ALSO, DAMASK LACE, NtSLIN, TBAiVSrAlteNT, LA.MIM 4l'i:, GOLD, and MOLD .V VELVET CURTAINS. Kjifi, Bin?, Drab, CSreeii V Black Hollands and Cambrics. ALSO Table Liner, Towellinjrs, Irish I i iiens-, Stair Linens, Linens and Slirtting, IM low Casings .Tankiiis, Boyles, Couiitcrpti lies, ?iaiM i!!t's and Allcnilate Quilt, E)i ug:tj'tand I.iuen Crumb Clotlis ''able aisd Plat'.o Covers. RUGS AND MATS Of every description. FLOdl ii TARLli OIL CLUTIIS All withs, from 24 inches to 24 ml


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ocr: Ashland Marble Works -11 mi KEBE, FASIG & CO., ISmceesMort to D. O. Phillip,) WOULD respectfully announce' to the people 01 AshUna. and the adioinlur countiea. that mey are prep&reu 10 mrnirn u k imii oi 00 theahortest notice, and on the moat favorable term Particular attention paid to getting up TOMB-STONES, aft paper. ortyleof the art- Pet-eons f n -want an ytbini in nur line will do well to call and ex amine our work. 8bop on Main street, nearl opposite theSampiel Huuse.aud twe uoors west of


ocr: BOOTS i SHOES ! -- . roa tm . L. A. JENNINGS, Successor to w, J, Wainoo, A WlOUNCKS to tbe cltlxens of Ashland " C.oouty. that he has purchased tbe pool aud Shoe Sstablisbn.cut -of W. J. v asson, aud is nun ureaaied to sell . BOOTS AND SHOES At LOVVKR PRICES than thejean be found t any other establishment in Asbland or a14 cluing conn ties, lam also prepared to do CUSTOM WORK : ' t n the best and most durable style, and iit tbe work. Oar mollo tu tbla departtueut ta EXCELSIOR. otlCed TT7TIf E L.A DIES are particularly a tbat my new stock of . LADIES' SHOES! Is not to be excelled, either for beauty of style, finith, or wear. ' Come, ladies, call aud examine our stock. We are always gtaJ to see your smi ling faces. I)ou't forget the place, at tbe old stand of W. J. VVasson.a few doors west of the McNully House. L. A. JENS1MGS. Ashland7 March 17, 1858 41tf 1858. 1858. FOR SAL.E AT THB TT 0 US IB or E.W.WALLACK, Town Hall Building. AiiTi 1 tn.r 1 RO ERE ! CHINA AND W A IM IE) W1EL0W-W1RB, TOYS AND Fancy Baskets-, SALT, PISH, AND NAILS CLEVELAND, C0IUMSUS & CINJSATI HAIL B0 AD. cm. TltAINrf GOING SOOTH, C. C. 4C.1C C. k C. O. C. 4 O Cincinnati! Pbiladel dt Piits- Cincinnati


ocr: REPORT OS TBt "- , ASHLAND COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., Xo l'olicjr Holders and tbe PUBLIC.


ocr: HISTRICAL NOTICE OF TBE oiirsr THIS is a pleasant city of three thousand in habitants, located upon the table lands of Clearcreek Valley. It bus munv attractions places of amusement ; but its chief place oi resort lor ail classes ot society, is tne . CRRIAGE MANUFACTORY OF AMES&J-EACH; "Who has got the People's Money?" Ia no loneer the inquiry; but where is Ames JLeach's Carriage Manufactory, is now the To the anxious inquirer be it known. it may De found on QanuueKy street, a doors west of the Court House, in Ashla d, tbey keep on band, the most sulendid oi CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS be found treat of the Alleerhenies. They employ the best workmen, and use the materials, so that the public may rest as that what they may purchase, whether to order, or otherwise, will be of the best Those desiring- to purchase elegant Car orSleighB will Sad it to theirad vantage coll at this establishment. AMES & LEACH. Ashland. Oct. 6. 1857. . A LARGE STOCK OF NG FOR SALE AT THE Lowest Cash Prices. "WING to the scarcity oi mocrv price of produce, we propose to sell our larse and the low of CLOTHING AND MATERIAL making the same at prices to suit the times. To CASH BUYERS are offer, nr such Inducements as have never offered to the people "of Asbland county be- vu block consists oi lue very every description of Clothing tbe market can and to all wbo are desirous of .purchasing in our line, and wish to make their mo reach as far as possabie, call ou us before BUYING ELSEWHERE, you will save money by so doing. And do forget tnat our Stock of Clothing is of HOME MANUFACTURE. keep always on band a large assortment of Mills and olber goods of lb? best quality tbe LOWEST PRICES! We keep'in constant employ tbe very best AND TA IL ORE SSES, are at all times prepared to make all kinds of to order al tbe shortest notice, aud in most substantial and favbionable maimer. material and trimmings aud cutting garments oj al kinds at sap LOW CASH PRICES. goods and Clothing are all WARKAXTEl). following ia a partial lit of part of our stock, all sizes and styles, and material for malting same, as LION, . BEAR AND LAMBSKIN, Pilot, French, German, English AMERICAN BROAD CLOTHS, Petersham, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Union Mills goods of every description. COATS AND PANTS every style aitd quality, made of tbe very best Cassimeres, Satinetts aud material for ma tbe same by tbe cord. every style and quality, such as Silk. Silk vel Plush, Satiu, Worsted. Cassimere, Cloth and t. - A large assortmeut of Gloves. Hosiery, Bosoms. Undershirts, Drawers, Oversbirts, Collars, Cravats, stocks, and in a word thing usually kept in clothing and furnish Stores. will take in exchange for our goods all kinds . - which we will allow tbe highest market price. UWfl may ha found at our old stand, three


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ocr: It le I). to . a PURIFY THE BLOOD A AD EXPEL DISEASE 7- BRhrOL'S SAimiMRlLLi. After an nrdea of over twf.xtv VF.ns, this greatocieural remedy, from which a numerous class of imitations have sprune, stands 1111:111 peached an:! 11 napprnachalile. It is inanufac nred by the present proprietors, D. T. LAN MAN & KEMP, wiLh improved machinery, from lt,e choices! RIO NEGRO SARSAPARTLLA, AND IS WiRKANTKO NKVKR Tf FflMF.NT, undergo any chemical change in the warm climates. is allowed by Ihe unanimous opinion of Physicians, by experimental proof, and even form of evidence which can clve aiuhenticiii public statements, to be Ihe most powerful REMEDIAL AGENT FOR Scrofula, Consumption, Liver Ccrrpialnt, all ulcerous, eruptive, pulmonary an:1 bilious diseases, acting directly upon Ihe EEE.TMESrYS OF THE BLOOD! H neutralises the virus, which generates and glandular fleeiions, inipaits new viiality lo Ihe stream ot life, and restores the vitiated secretions :o s healthy condition. BBISTOL' S SABSAFABII.IA is iiivaluablt "si cure for the following diseases ! Asthma, Dropsy, General Dehiiiti .irrenn.i--s. Dry Ernn'ions.InilicestioD, Bowel Compl't Erysipeins, Neuralgia, Consumption, Fever V .4gacScrolula Cancer, Female Cnmplaiiils, Salt Rheum. SOLD BY T. lanman Remii.VVIioIrsalr Druggists. 69 WATEB ST., NEW YOEK. And by ali Druggists, ot Si, 00 p?r B olt' Korialebv J P KROOKlNti & bON. April 9, IS37. ly akeryT 'piIE undersigned, having iu their employ, nn L experienced Baker, arc now well preptrcd furnish in large and small qto-irititios. nnnn short notice, CAKES. TARTS. BRIDAL CAKEn. on I CRACKERS, of every description. " 1'hoie in the counfrv who deal In ties line, will find it to their ndraiitairc to give us call. BY


ocr: J. CHAMBERS' Large assortment of Clocks, W.;tchcs, and Fancy Ooona Amottr onr gold and Magic , Huplex, Cy'ender. Kseapent, English, Dutch, French, and Swiss Watches, will the These watehesi are made out and out" in Ame rica, and each witch is aeeonspa.nied witli gas rant ce from theManufacturer. We have a number in both lawn county, and none ns;. d is have proved so nearlv A feet. AttHHigeur Eight n&TnreDtjf Fi Four and A ami barton, Vee Wap,' ''WAdnnstMf' and olhaa wtfle4 of Paarl I i use wood and M a h og c a .-e -i . Cameo, Gold tonc, moaaie, eornellan, monrn injr. i tv.rl, rnn-r ild. araet. tarkoiae, jet cluster, set bava-t pins, ear nnd Otajrar rold. coral. Sot. bone nnd hair wrlffUeth. TeiM and silver htdders. Km ana ret eiiaioa, wirt htalea CM aek chains, pick, euard hooka, gold, tTver and pencilK ladi.v and prawts shawl pir.s. villon and ieatiu-rwork baskets, fancy fcloiawd boxos. iov watches, old mid j.t crosses. BAZOKS, Tfv knives and fork', carbera, coloate, hair esseucea, extracts, etbrtaln baodn and ready reircrcnce ti les, bbke wallet a, belts, razor strop-, s:llt jfMmea, sujar casters, button bate scissors, ttreezera. la mi POfKCT 9SOOKS. scissors. -tee! rons, speck caos. ftootK. bnt, and nai 1 omsliea. commoti pins, pocket books I'OBTE MO AlES. Sliarin cbaiua. uoxes soap, stroj-s, eacapaases leys, toys, h.ills, 'I'll ElinoJIKTrRS. tvatcli an ritHMft 0 r-trtt van A VASES. French 'itnojrapbtc prints. p:it moul linp. thtm.


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ocr: SOMETHING NEW. THE undersigned hare purchased the Stock Paints, Dye-stuffs. fce.. of.jt.-H. Chubb, andf having associated together under the nane and aiyie oi - - v ;. -. ..- .. . . t clark & potter; r ; for thepurpose'of carrying on the - -7' BObK DRUG trade in all its various branches. "We would say . to tne public, mat we will endeavor to supply Books,;- .'' " V- w Stationery, . . - Blank Books, : ':.' ' ' i , Wall and - . - - ,.'.,:'. ...; . " "Window Paper,-.. - . . ... : Window Shades and Fixtures 1 Gold Pens. ':'.:;-',' Fancy Baskets -"I? ;'-.-v -. Drugs, : ;' .- vv- '," - ' Medicines, -.' ; ;'' "- - - : 4--, -. Dye-stuSsi -v: r i . : ;-: ;' :.r ' Oils, . .-.' f, ; - . '. ' - :r ' : . ''.Varnisbes, '. . ' - T J J' - . .': ' -; -: :. ; :"" : Sperm . ;. ; : , .on,. ZL 3 Ji. (21 m VFZ -G. T5 T5 ' . ' to &a as 43 t w- &a ij& i&i - Varnishes,' Burning Fluid, Perfumery, Surgical Instruments, Trusses. Supporters, Shoulder Bra ces, all kinds and sorts ot Patent) Medicines, " at as low prices as at any establishment in the ' country. Particular attention given to the prep aration of Physicianspreseriptions. " Physicians supplied on terms to suit, .rare liquors ana. Wines for medicinal purposes only, always on hand- -; .' ; .-' -. 4 - ' . -' - 'C' ',.!;S ' constantly arriving. OCTDr. Clark Is always on band to attend to the Drug department, and to. prescribe in Chronic cases. . - : - . " ; - - ' - B. B. CLARK, ' '; : . - W. H. H. POTTER. Asniana, Dec. zj. xoai. xvu - :-. 'SARGENT'S SELr-GElTER ATINa SPIRIT Sii 'i -'HS .1 jl ,5 AT EXT to the Magnetic Teleeranh'J the arreat- il est wonder of the age, ht Sargent's Gas Lamp-'. It gives- more light, at less expense,'


ocr: NEW ADV'TS- BANKRUPT SALE "it1 - i1! -.SiS " . , . AT . - -'' COMMENCING ON TUESDAY, JAN. 12, 1858, AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M., AND 2 and 7 o'clock, P. M.t of each day until all is sold. The Stock comprises a general assort ment of Fall and Winter goods, too numerous to-enuinerate; all of which will he sold without reerard to cost or value, in order to close up the affairs of the bankrupts. All Goods warranted as represented at the time of sale. Goods put up to suit purchasers. ILTXadies ore respectfully solicited to attend this sale. . "W . H. MORY, Auctioneer. A. H. KENNEDY. I A. L. ASHMAN, ; Agent for Assignee. - ,. Salesman. "' Ashland, Jan. 13,1867. - . 22tf ATTACHMENT NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter ested, that at my instance, a writ of attache ment'was- this day issued by Jacob S. Smith, Esq., a Justice of tho Peace,, of Mohecan town ship, jn the county of Ashland, and State of Ohio, against the poods and chattels, rights and credit, moneys and effects of John A.. Woolf, an absconded debtor, in the sum of seventy eight dollars and eighty-seven cents. - - JACOB E. SWAIN. Pecember29. 857, - ; , . 3y32:- Estate of Wni, Koch. ? NOTICE is- hereby given, that the under signed has been duly appointed and qual ified -as Administrator of the Estate of William Koch, deceased, late of Ashland county, Ohio. . " v MORELL RUST. ' January 13, 1858. ; - .. ,3w32 ' i.t OYSTERS! HOLT& MALTBY'S FRESH No. 1 BALTIMORE OYSTERS in Cans aui half-Cans constantly on hand -at "-' 2m2J ROLLER HOWARDS. B.ARE CHAEJCE 1 ! : : AQESTSf I toccl and Trivelinj, throughout ta Union nnd Can&iiaa. HOSOKABIEA.ND KASV WAY TO 8BTTBB .'' . , ' - FORTCKK. . . Information vent shatis. Addrevs ' - .... ' ELWOOD BA1LY CO.; '3.:2 . Wsgacr's Bui Wing, puUadeljpliU.. J?a, -


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ocr: NEW YORK STORE OfiDEN & CO., SUCCESSORS TO COFFMAN & BROTHER, II;tv?jut received Hit ir large and splendid slock cf FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS edassortment of Hats and Gaps, Boots and shoes. Together with the largest and best selecti n of FAUI1L.Y GROCERIES ever offered to tho citizens of Entnn. Also, a fine lot of QUE ENS WARE, GLASSWARE, C ROCKERY WARE. Tnbs, Buckfts, Baskets, Measures, &c, &. All of which they will dispose of at HARD TIME PRICES, for CASH OR APPROVED COUNTRY PRODUCE. n They have arrangements by which they can supply families with all OF FRUITS Is VEGETABLES in its season, ditrinjr Ihis Summer nnrl Pall, at the earliest possible moment. STORE, NO. 10, MAIN ST., MARSH & LOCKWOOD BUILDING.


ocr: F S II ARRIVAL,! of STEPHENS & CO., At Odd Fellows Building. Corner of Min and Cherry Streets adjoining the Bank, Hare just received direct from New York and Philadelphia, a Hue and extensira assortment FALL & WIffiTER DRY fiOOBS, UUiMSlS lti liN PAKT OF CLOTHS, C A SSI MERES, TWEEDS, SAT1NETTS, VliVI'INOS, JCAKS, FLANNELS. A large assortment of PRINTS; Black and Fancy SILKS; Merinoes; Bayardeses; Delaines; Poil de Cbevre; De Bagr-s; Plaids and Ginghams; White and Brown MUSLINS; Sheetings and Drills; Linen and Cotton Table Covers; Bags and Bagging. Damask and White Embroidered CURTAINS; Checks and Stripes; Irish linens and Marseilles; Biilliante?; Puique; Jaconets; Swisses; Blankets; Berages; BONNETS; Ribbons; Flowers Fringes; Dress Trimmings; Crap?; Lace; Edging; Collars and Bosoms; Undershirts and Drawers; CARPETS; All-Wool, B.'oche, Silk, and Gents' SHAWLS; Cloaks, latest styles; Belts, Hosiery and Gloves; HATS, CAPS BOOTS and SHOES; Rubber and Bu.Talo Overshoes; QUE N NSW A RE, GLASSWARE, & Oar old eutopic is. and the pub!ic Kvoer!lf. are iuvitetl to call and examine our Stoc before parclusiDg their Goods for fall and Winter To pemoua will ing to nurcate Ceoda t CAS. I. we o ier rare uiuacemenis- uoihb everj o-. iiy.


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ocr: On Exhibition AND Wov ale! AT THE OF T. C. BUSHNELL & CO., S S) 9 S :0 fi) WORTH OF Just Received. It may trutLfi II j be said taeae never hat been exhibaed in the County a Stock of Eqaally as extensive in variety; ; . - .STYLE .' T. . AND - QUALITY . . - . - - . ' Ladies and Gentlemca, lay aside your prejs- dices (if you baas' any,) au gire us a "look." , , . We believe our goods will recommend tbem- ., . ' . ; ' ' :. ' . . - selves to the good sense and taste of the com- ' ' - I GOODS


ocr: THE COMET ! XT has been again predicted that the Comel : will strike the Earth juat as Willis dt Co sell their fait article pf .' STOVES & TIN WAItB, which time bids fair never to arrive, for, al though we are selliajr off very fast, -we are con stantly receiving; accessions to our already im , moose stock. Every article kept by the trade, and almost every thing else we will always have on hand. We have the largest supply of COOKING, ' PARLOR -AND HALL STOVES, of the newest and most approved patterns, that has ever been brought to Ashland. We have - - - : COPPER AND TJN WARE ! ;; in almost endless amounts and variety, and will sell them cheaper than apy other estab lishment in Northern Ohio. .. .. Hj Notethis, we mean just what wesay. jj We will also always keep on hand the best workman that can be fouud in the country, . . of every description executed on the shortest notice and most favorable terms. TIN ROOFING & HOUSE SPOUTING done to order, and warranted. - All kinds of produce taken in exchange for ware. Call and sec ns at our rooms one door west of D. S. Sarapscl's Store. J. D. WILLIS & CO. ; Ashland. June 17, 1857. . 2tf DON'T BE DISMAYED : AT THE IMMENSE BOOTS T SHOES! On exhibition at the store of "YOUNG AMERICA !" - They will : ALL IS 13 SOLD and that soon. The immense inercase of - TT IE jSl At this la astonishing to some, as it is annoying to his - competitors. If you Would ILnow the secret .of his success, it is to be accounted for. ' . ' ILow -IPrices -" Ii what - - Ilia motto - 'IS.' 'AND WJU. BE "Large sales t.nd small profits." Those who have any doubts, as to the secrets of his suc cess, will be fully batisfied, on making a PERSONAL examination of hi prices. Ladies and Gentlemen, those of you who wish to clothe your "UNDERSTANDINGS" in the best and most substantial manner for the LEAST -.MONEY, fail not to give him a 1L;) O E ! Tou will save money by so doing. His ' is large and complete, comprising almost every nrticle in his line,togeteher with an assortment TRUNKS, Carpet tracks, LEATHER, &C. He is extensively engaged in manufacturing. visTOiiiB, - v -on the shortest notice, and warrant satisfaction. W. J. WASSOU. Ashland. Sept. 23, 1857. , nl6tf 3NJ" O TT 3VE BTJGr NEW, "FURNITURE . Oy fti tt r? 5SI2 cpq crr nrrr Q TlHE subscriber would say - JL to the people of Ashland county that he has taken the well fcnown .- : ' . . -' IM Oalaiziet la. sr"!- : '? 1 ' " occupied by Jacob Grnbb, who he is manufacturing all kinds.of Cabinet fui nitnro, consisling in part of . SOFAS. ' . SIDEBOARDS, . ' , - TETE-A-TETES, "; - , CARD, ;. TIER, - : " DINING. AND BBEAKFAST TA81X5 I BEDSTEADS, . BUREAUS, CUPBOARDS, - ' . STANDS, . LD IE ml


ocr: Ashland Marble Works ! mm KERR, FASIG & CO., ISuccettort f D. O. PkiWps,) WOULD respectfully announce to the people oi Ashland, and the adjoining counties, that ther are prepared to fur nit h all k.nds of Islarlsle "Worls. i on the8hortest notice, and on the most favorable terms Particular attention paid to getting up TOMB-STONES, inasuperiorstyleortbe art. Persona in want of an ything in our line will do well to call and ex amine our work. Shop on Main street, nearly opposite theSampscl House, and twe oors west of - 3m92 the Miller House Ashland, November4,1857. iew Furniture House GT. YEARICK has now opened his new Furniture Rooms, in the buil ding oi. Main street, a few doors West of the Post Office, and has supplied it with a charac ter and style of goods altogcthei superior to 37 ever before offered in this market He has everjr style and quality of TETE-A-TPiTES, LOUNGES, PARLOR TABLES, DINING ROOM do., &c., &c, &o., &o.', Cane seat Chairs from $7 to $14 per sett. Also, a full assortment of the best kitchen and Wind sor Chairs. He will keep a constant supply 0 Furniture of all kinds, and manufacture to or der. COFFINS of the la test and most durable styles', manufactured to order. April 15, 1857. 4-?


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ocr: C J. VAXAUSDA L mm spBH CAM, AM!) S C. J. TANAUSDAL & CO. Are just receiving and opening a large stock ol' ING AND SUMMED DRY GOODS, SP Silks, Satins, Challies, Delaines, Lawns, Ginghams, Berages, Plain and barred jackonets, plain and dotted Swisses, brillients, Rroche, Estella shawls, French, English and A nerican prints. Brown and Bleached mus lins, Cottonades of all kinds and prices Large quant y of Grain Sacks Mai'silles quilts, lied Tickings, eleven quarter sheeting, oil Cloth and all wool Carpets. Summer Vesting of all kinds Hosiery, Gloves, Silk mitts, Looking Glasses, Quecnswere, Glasswere, knives and forks and pla ted Spoons. Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, bonnet Ribbons, Flowers, Bonnet borders, &c Remember rhe No S Main st. Eaton Ohio 1, 1858. JAMES M. vam.ioi:e m GOOBS EE TH 1


ocr: SUCCESSORS TO COFFMAN & BROTHER, IFjivc just received (heir large and splendid stock of SPRING A JNT J ) SUMMER DRY A splondcd assortment of Hats and Caps, Boots and shoes. Also, a fine assortment of the latest styles of QUEENS W RE AND &LASSWAEE AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES! The public are assured that their Store is the place to htiy DRY G00BS CHEAP, CASH OR APPROVED COUNTRY PRODUCE. STOKE, NO. 10, MAIN ST., MARSH & LOCKWOOD BUILDING. Baton. Ohio, April, 1st, 1858. 9


ocr: X WIIITItlDGE & QUINN, Wholesale and Be tail Dealers in DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS ; BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c AND CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, At the Old E. MIiVSIIAEE STA1SD, Eaton, Ohio. A X X


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ocr: SPRING STOCK. iEW JEWELRY . j.:. Has removed to tie . SAMPSElf jCORNili; opposite J. R. Squire's Store, where ha has opened a large and bentiful assortment of r S "n3? Silver 17Vare9 5? bLOCKS, CUTLERY, , .and '--.-- F!HiY;(0)E)ga-' t. UTDon't forget the place, corner O ranee Road and Main Street. : ' . : - .- ; I. R. GOODFEbLO W. r- -v Ashland, May 6. 1657 -.. . 4atf. - BEACKETT, EEMTNGTOff & CO. , ' (Successor to Bishop, RcviHaTOH & Co. : z - x-."' si-. " No 52 Water St., No. 69 PeatlSt ', CLJSVJSLAN1J, U. M&W-XVKX. I. D. BISHOP. . - G. KEvlSGTOn. J . CLEVELAND. JAMES BRACKETT-SEW..YOBK. THIS is the principal House in Cleveland devoted, exclusively to the importation and sale of ,' ' WINES AND LIQUORS. It i connected with' the house of JamesBrack ett fc Co., of New York,, and- .enjoys facilities for importing goods from Geimapy , France and England, that few Western 'houses oan com mand They are enabled , also to secure the most reliable product of -the vine' growing countries of Europe, as well as the purest liquors for the supply of. - . . ' - DittJGSISTS AMD PHYSICIANS, that importations can furnish. Their prices, too, can be made more satisfactory thap cocld be done did they rely wholly on purchases, even from the best establishments East.., The House of Bishop, Kemington Co. was established here in l!-47,and has enjoyed from the first, the favorable regards of Western mercnant?,ahd-have every yeariicreaaed their range of patronage. tTiey are now prepared, with a still heavier etock of unusually choice varieties of imported and domestic WINES AND, LIQUORS, to invite the attention of 'Western trade, tn their establishment, especially such as are de- ajrous of pure and reliable qualities of these Jan yj, inoi. - ,!' . ' - son '- Sustain Home Enterprise. 4 -. ' "esss-sssnss. . f ."' ".."-' SnStain those who Sustain You!


ocr: GROVER & BAKER'S ' i: . CEt.EBRATEO . Family Sewing Machines, V. .495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. ; 53 WEST FOURTH ST.. CINCINNATI. 184) SUPERIOR ST;, CLEVELAND." .-TrjThese Macbtnes are now justly admitted to be tbe best iu'uss for Famil) (Sewing, mak ing a new, strong, and elastic stitcb, wbicb will hot rip. even il every fourth stitcb be cut. Circulars sent on application by leuer. , March 24, 1838. .; . 1M "


ocr: ROOMS NEWLY FITTFD AND RE-MODELED ! TTAVE CONSTANTLY ON li AND, iN ALL THEIR DETAILS AND varieties, .- ;"--'-;- '- - , t ,n;l x--i - Medicines, f"' Paints, VaMiiahes, . . Dye StnEs, . . . , . - - .Glass-Ware ... r ; . ' Gas Fixtures a'rd " I '' J - Patent (ledicineH. Stationery, ' r ' 1 s ' - .Blank xjooks,!.- Ladies' Faocy Basket Window 'Shades and Fixtures. , Wall Paper a host of Patterns, , - Gold Pens, - . - ,;: '.-"," Steel Pens.'ti- , '. '. ' ; : '".:'.. And all otheV pons,' down to tho - - . Old gray Goose Quill, Lamps of all kinds and patterns, fitted for Oil. Lard.' BuVnintr Floid or 'Gars, with all tha materials to fill and ket-b burning, or Star and Sterine Candles, any way you choose. arenLU- men.' We shall see that no one gos away dissatisfied... t v ' .' . ' . , Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Starch, Saleratus, Giri trer. Sugars,- Golden Byrhp Molasses, and all kinds of Fruits, Spices, Essences and Extracts, for refined cookery. The quality of . - -'.'--'. - - - -v -.-? "t : , . , . . m ..I . Jamaica Rum; HollaiVd Gin; Monongahela Whisky. Port, Sherry, Maderia," and SwetWiruj', tor Meaicai, Mecnamcai ana Arustical purposes- alone. -(JMina tnat "Will yoav; ' Uronson r Fancy, for chewine- nd smokinn-. Cavendish. Honey Dew. Ladies' Twist 'and Yinri'n Leaf and Lump Tobacco. . Jr ; , ' '.',;';? " t ." .' : a t ', l! J' ; - - . ' Porfumery more than fifty tinds.;, Trusses, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder eraies. Sur gical Instruments, Syringes, all kinds ; Preast Pumps,- Nursing Bottles', Nipple Shells and Shields. Aa to quality of articles, debility to purchase, dispose and dispense, iOst dall an'cl seeus. . . , Eob. 10. l8.-36tf. . : CLAKJt dc POTTER.


ocr: I .v.ltsites fin rtd :r k ' J. BT THB USB OF v, , '. ST. .TOHN.'.S Coua"la.stiiA CeiBawxsiptiom . TWO Bottles of Syrup, fcnred. Mr. . Elizabeth D. Fife, Bs scorn, Orlo, 'of a ceagh nd pain ia her aide of thre years' standing, One Vbottla cured the wfft of B-, Zimmerman,' fiq.. Commissioner f Seneca county, Ohio; of i toutu fend pain in ner side and breast of three years' standing.. , - '':. '.' " , ' 'ix bottles cared Mrs: Jobs ffduck, WblfCrebk, of a cough, wltk severe pain iu bar id and breast, of two years' standing. - -. i. ' Four hoUIescured Mrs. G-.'-W. ZelgUr. Forten eca, Ohio, of a cough, pain In her aide and breast, and general debility ,-of foer years' standing.; 6he had beeo under the care it five physicians, all ol whom psonounced her case incurable. ' " Two bottles cared Mrs. Small, or Fort Ball,. OV. of a cough of twenty years' standing.' She took it when a child, directly after having bad tbe measles. - r ' . A. ',-. 1 - Five bottles cared s young lady li the family ol Mr. John Miller, HUep township, EeneCa county, Ohio, of a coo Eh and palpitation of -tbe heart, of ' about a year's standing, eba Was apparently up on, the verge of the grave. Hor phy.siciaur aud friendsexpected sbtf would soon tits, and she waa . at one time supposed to be dead". ., ' - - '- ' i Three boitles cured Mrs. Elisabeth Camphett.at) old l5dy ssseaiy years of age,; Mexico. Ohio of a cough with which she had been -suffering seve ral vears . ii Three bottles cured c I.. Jonnson, Jsq , (ash ler of the Seneca county Bank, or a ccunh and general debility or several month's standing, ' which it Was feared would terminate in consump tion. - V . , S ;' ' One bottle-cured tbe Hon. K: Watson. M. C. from Ohio. He wrote from Washington City to bis familyin Ohio: -"Mend me" by express, a bottle of obn sCoughand Ctinsnmptioa syrup, which intfcr a friend. The bottle T ohtdindd .the 'day I left horaeeu red nr. very, severe, teld, and . One lares bottle restored to excellent health, a daughter of M. Shatter, Esq., ef Baecom; O: .he wasamictea witn a very aayra cougp ana paia lo her side abont six moatbs. ' 1 Four l-.ree -vottlaa cured Mr. J. SbafTer. toear Gereencastle, Pa., of a disease pf three, years; standing which presrented-hiBl nroat doing 'hard work. One physician-doctored him for Dyspep sia and another for Consumption, without afford ing any reuei. . i . ' , si.jloe.o-s -coapnraoa uonssmprton ernip,' says tbe hanuusky Tomocrt, "is an excellent remedy foi coughs and --.olds; in fact we .( apt anew its eqvai. innmerone cases- have coma an der our, observation, in which the patient ssppa rently sinking under consumption' haa-bees re stored to aeailh by its nse. W have used H m ilh great success in our own family." ' . . Six bottles cured Dr.-Stoffer. a repec'tsbleold school pbyeicisn ot Oregon, Obfo. He was sun. montas eonnnea to n:s oea win e aisesss ui toe lunge. Seven physicians visited him. and agreed ia the belief that be could not recover Cenneetfcnt.-Mt. Edward H Taylor.Jiew Haven, Connecticut, wrote Dec. IS, 1836 : Having traveled through a great portion ' of . tbe vVeeteru country. I became acquainted with your popular Cough and Consnmpttoa Bymp; Which is so eery extensively used in the Weotern world. I wish to know whether yoUJ have 'an agency' Va ftew York City, if you have, please inform me by re turn mall. Who le you .agent, aBd' we rbere;- aa 1 want some for myself and friendswbo .are suffeii ing with coughs and colds; If yon bkve no 'agent in New York, I shall send tbe money to pou for case. Please inform me what win be the expense ol three doien small, bottles, delivered in New York City, Hy business is Zrailfoading oa tbe New York and New Haves; R.Kaad. I mink yovt Syrup the greatest ar title la the world for coughs andeolds. My wife says- she knows It saved her life ouce In MrCbigah.'and says sbe don't weut to be without it In the bouse. -. , . V . - QR BALB BY " " OXjAfLK tb POTTIIB., AndWM, MILt'IIGTOI.- Ashland; J. MCtjTCH IN, Savannah; J. Jeromeville. aad


ocr: SPIRIT RAPPINGS AT THB tJniOii CLOTHliXG Store ! a.s"bJLAXXc51. Olilo. - .. Z. -'GREENE WALD, Meftiim JE CAN .BE 'CONSULTED AT all timet, from 6 . o'clock, A. M., until 9 o'clock, P. IS.., (Sundays excepted,) in re gard to the comfort of the human race. . He is amply prepared with the finest stock of I T I li I $ 18,000 Worth of all kinds, styles and qualities, - which he has determined to - '. ' Together with a largo stock of cloths, : CASSI MERES, - CASSINETTES AND I have no compromise with any other Stor-i I go on my own hook, and sell at cost. Z. GREENE WALD, the celebrated medium. has had a communication if not from the . - .--(-- spirit world, frqm other sources, by which, he is compelled to call upon all indebted to him, either by Note or Book..Accon-nt, to make im mediate settlement and"1 PAYidENT. . The time allowed, is not to be extended beyond the 1st ofApril next ; after' that time, he will be Compelled to hand them over to that other il 5u3 Ji - 1 who settles according to law". January 27, 186S. ; Z. GREENEWALD. 34tf " LUMBER YARD IN ASHLAND. TcLAIN A SMITH, keep on hands all -LTJ- X: inds of the first quality of good sea Os


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ocr: REMOVAL! STEPHENS & CO., HAVEHremVil to the ODQ FELLOM'y ttl l LU1KG. corner of ,M;un and Cherry Mrecif adjoining tbe Uank, wheretli'.y rv now rectiv ing, direct bum New York aim Pl.iJadel, pliia.0 splendid a:c of consisting of the usual variety to be ......iiur.injmns, i.-e mines, l whs, c. i,a r ! : I.. r-: . t-...: t , uuvwii i nuts, owiasea, jaeuoiieis, Disirops auu victoria i.awns; Plain and Fsacv CnKsimrrcy, LMolh., Vetiiings ar.d Ctcn.".des, CABPETS-LVGRAIN, VENETiAN, HEMP, RAG & OIL- Boots & Shoes; Hats & Caps. BONNE S AND 130NKT K1BB NS, WHITE & DAMASK CURTAINS. furnished to order. Muslins and Drillings; Checks, Stripes and Ticking; Table Covers ; Tweeds and Satinets; Hosiery; a variety of Notions; Velvet Ribbons; Fringes and Dress Trimmings. The above Goods Were carefully selected in the Eastern Cities for this market, and can lie sold al reduced prices, io CASH and pROMFT-r rise enstpniefg. Call and exHttiine Ihtir Goods and learn Iheir prices, ny Come everybody, and get ihe worth of your mone y. The highest market price, in cash or trade, paid fo- WOOL. Iff Professor ENGLK slill continues to preside ovct the TAILORING department, makes 1 kinds ol Gent lenten's paimeiirs, and will be happy to see and wait upon all good-looking en who may desiie Pi s" Eiifon', March 25, 1 353. . & W. ARE JUST A fine lot of BROWN MUSLINS; BLEACHED do., all widths 4-4 bleached PILLOW CASE- 9-4 bleached SHEETING. A fine lot of Latest Pattern Prints ; Silk Plaid, Trench Ginghams, Tweeds, IJickory and Checks, &c, &c. WHITE GOODS Jaconets, Plaid, Plain and Striped Mulls, do. do. j Swiss, do. do.; Victoria Lawn; Cotton Mersailes; French working Floss, white and colored. CARPETS, Oil and E.iprain, of the best styles. BOOTS AND Mens' fine French Calf; do. -igbt.Kjjjj Silk Gaiters black and fancy Enameled. Misses and Childreus' Shoes of every style. QUE ENS WARE. his department is now full. Please call and as we have the latest patterns of these goods. HATS. A fine lot of the very latest styles. Call and see Eaton, March 25, 1858. :Jl found in a Drv Goods itonsflsiVrlt' ns I lies, uraizcs, irj.nn,iies, Snniartine. JJebaiiPs. r. . , fcV-' . . o mom mjiz (S'll R RECEIVING SHOES, do. Heavy Kip. Women? colors.; No. 1 Morocco do., Kid do. V. rllNOP ,.- . if io.i '


ocr: NEW YORK STORE OC.DW& CO., Are selling off their splendid Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES A! ViTK Delaines, Prints, Mcrinoes, SILKS, SATINS, DEB AGES, PLAIDS. &e.. &c, &c. AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES! The public are assured that their Store is the place to buy READY PAY. STORE, NO. 10, MAIN ST., MARSH & LOCKWOOD BUILDING, Eaton, Ohio, March 4th, 1858. FOR


ocr: SPRING SALES FOR 1858, at O. W. Minor's. THE ENTIRE STOCK r DELAINES, PRINTS, MERINOES. and BLACK SILKS, JUST RECEIVED, Will be Sola at Prices to Suit the Times; THE BEST CHANCE To Buy AT LOW PRICES. ALL OF OUR CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, WILL B 3 OLD OUT BY The Time you hnrc all Given a Call. Jan. 7th, 1S."3.


ocr: RUM OTA L.! STEPHENS & CO. AVE removed to the ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, corner of Main and Cherry !ree', adjoin mil' the Ban k , where they at no receiving, direct from New York amd Philai e I- phia, a splendid stock of consisting of the usual variety to be found in a Dry Goods House, such ai Black and Fancy Silks, Delaines, Lawns, Challies, Braizes, Organdies, Snxonnine, Debage. Orieh'-niy, Prints, Swisj.es, Jackonels, Bishops and Vict- ria Lanni; Plain and Fancy Cassimcrcs, Cloths, Veslings and Cottonades, CARPETS-INGRAIN, VENETIAN, HEMP, RAG & OIL- Boots & Shoes; Hats & Caps. BONNE IS AND BONNKT BIBB NS, WHITE 8b DAMASK CURTAINS. wmmmmm mmmam blinds furnished to order. Muslins and Drillings; Checks, Stripes and Ticking; Table Covers ; Tweeds and Satinets; Hosiery; a variety of Notions; Velvet Ribbons; Fringes and Dress Trimmings. The above Goods were carefully selected in the Eastern Cities for this market, a ml ca ii be sold at reduced prices, 10 CASH and rno.MPT-r yinc customers. Call and examine their Goods and learn :heir prices. O Come everybody, and get. ihe -worth of yi.ur nmney. The highest market price, in cash or trade, paid To WOOL. j Professor F.NGLK sill! continnes to p-eside orer the TAILORING department, makei all kinds of Geni leir.en's gntments, and will be happy to ee and watt upon all tond-look tag men who may desiie " Fi s." Ealon, itlarch 28. 1368. O. & W. MINOR ARE JUST RECEIVING A fine lot of BROWN MUSLIxNS; BUS AUHEU do., all widtlia ; 4-4 bleached PILLOW CASE- 9-4 bleached SHEETING. A fine lot of Latest Pattern Prints; Silk Plaid, Trench Ginghams, Tweeds, Hickory and Checks, &c., &c.' WHITE GOODS Jaconets, Plaid, Plain and Striped Mulls, do. do. ; Swiss, do. do.; Victoria Lawn; Cotton Mersailes; French working Floss, white and colored. CARPETS, Oil and Engrain, of the BOOTS AND best styles. SHOES, iH to m iu do a but the re life A. for Mens' fine French Calf; do. -ight Kip; do. Heavy Kip. Women' Silk Gaiters black and fancy colors; No. 1 Morocco do., Kid do. Enameled. Misses and Childretis' Shoes of every style. QUEENSWARE. his department is now full. Please call and see, as we have the latest patterns of these goods. HATS. A fine lot of the very latest styles. Call and see. Eaton, March 25, 1858. THE LATEs'I AEEIAL, FROM NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA '. OF W DRY GOODS. FOR THE X Al SUMMER TRADE! ! I VANAUSDAL & Co. sre in receipt of Ihe Lirzest stork of Gook offered in this matket, , to w Inch they respectfully call t ha .it ten lion of I heir friends and customer! and all ol hen want'ni: cheap and lerviceablc goods. Fci-iiin: confident that from long expeiience, sufficient means to purchase our Goods exclusively for rash, close attention to ihe prrchase of every ar ticle ofP-red by us for sale we can render satisfaction a lo price and quality. Our stock has been purchased in New York, Philadelf'iia, and other Eastern cities, in m. my instances ditect from the manufactory and emhraces a larger variety than usually found in country stores, la addition lo our large stock ofassoi'.ed Dry Goods we keep BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL KINDS ! Queensware and Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel, Locks, Latches, Butts, Taljle Cutlery, etc. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS ANI SADDLERS HARDWARE inciudins; 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, and tas sels, glasses, joints and props, hames, hubbs, bows and bent fellows. All of wliicli will be soll ns cheap as they cau be purchased In Cincinnati or elsewhere. April 8, 1858. HEW YORK STORE OGDEI & CO., SUCCESSORS TO COFFMAN & BROTHER, Have just received (heir large and splendid slock of ANDSUMMER DRY GOODS, A splended assortment of Hats and Gaps, Boots and shoes. Also, a fine assortment of the lateststyles of QUEENSWRE AO GLASSWARE AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES! The public arc assured that their Store is the place to buy bet sooBS (map, CASH OR APPROVED COUNTRY PRODUCE. STORE, NO. 10. MAIN ST., MARSH & LOCK WOOD BUILDING. Eaton. Ohio, April, 1st, 1858. C. J. VANAUSDAL. JAMES M. VANUOKK an- n of es ins nnd GOODS CALL AND SEE THEM. C. J. YANAUSDAL & CO. Are just receiving and opening a large stock of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS, Silks, Satins, Challies, Delaines, Lawns, Gingrms, Berages, Plain and barrrd jackonts, plain and dotted Swisses, brillients, Rrot he. Estella shawls, French, English and American prints. Brown and Bleached mus lins, Cottonades of all kinds and prices Large quality of Grain Sacks Marsilles quilts, bed Tickings, eleven quarto- sheeting, oil Clr-th and all wool Carpets. Summer Vestings of all kinds Hosiery, Gloves. Silk mitts, Looking Glasses, Queenswere, Glnsswere. knives and forks and pla ted Spoon. Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, bonnet Ribbons,


The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: AsHland Harble Works ! lili ,' kerb; FASIG & CO., CSuceetttrt tm D. G.rkiMf,) WOULD respectfully announce to the people ol Ashland, aud the adjoining counties, tbat they are prepared to furnirh all k.nds of 3VIarl3le Worls, 1 . , bo the shortest notice, and on tbe most favorable terms. Particular attention paid to getting up . n TOMB-STONES. ; ia'asuperioratyUoftheart.- Persons la wast of an ytDiMs u iino win uo won - - -amine our work. Shop on Main street, near! opposite theSampsel Hoase. and t we tfoors west or tbe Miller House. r . Ashland, November 4.1837. '- r .; JmM


ocr: SPRING STOCK. .Has removed to the ...... SAMPSEL CORNER, opposite J. R. Squire's Stors, where ha opened a large and beutiful assortment of W A;T H E ! sj zsi&sr-jm 322. Silver Vare CLOCKS, f CUTLERY i TM$ Y:'(E) ; . , . C7"Don't forgot the place, corner Road and Main Street. . I. R. GOODFEbLOW. v Ashland, May 6, 1857 ' 4Rf.


ocr: LTJJOER TARD IN ASSLASD. MeLAIN" & SMITH keep on hands kinds of the first quality of pood sea sonable '".. , Also, dressed fiorincr, sidiner, doors and all of which they offer as low as can be at Mansfield or Wooster. Mechanics and Buil ders, don't fail to giro us a call, for we will certainly give you bargain. '..-;.. Ir ara just south ot tne court tlouse.XD ' November J 1. 185"7. . ; , ; 2&f " WOODS CELEBRATED HAIK llESTbRATIVE. for sale at ' CLARK & POTTER'S Yl2o30tf .... ; -, Drug Stortf! ; SCHOOL BOOKS ! FURNISHED to country Schools at Cleve" land or Cincinnati Wholesale price. Rags and all kinds of country Prod it ed Io exchange fur Goods. -11-50 . - W. H. It. POTTEa


ocr: lili ,' kerb; FASIG & CO., CSuceetttrt tm D. G.rkiMf,) WOULD respectfully announce to the people ol Ashland, aud the adjoining counties, tbat they are prepared to furnirh all k.nds of 3VIarl3le Worls, 1 . , bo the shortest notice, and on tbe most favorable terms. Particular attention paid to getting up . n TOMB-STONES. ; ia'asuperioratyUoftheart.- Persons la wast an ytDiMs u iino win uo won - - -amine our work. Shop on Main street, near! opposite theSampsel Hoase. and t we tfoors west tbe Miller House. r . Ashland, November 4.1837. '- r .; JmM 1858. 1858 FOR -;SALE AT THK TT 0 M; M or Fi.W. Town Hall Building, CHINA AND TOYS AJD Fancy Baskets. SALT f is n AND N A"! L S"


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ocr: EW Y N SUCCESSORS TO COFFMAN Is BROTHER, Have just reeeired llieir large and sp'.cr.dEd slnck of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS. A splenucd a0so;ttnent of Hats and Caps, Boots and shoes. Also, a line assortment of the latest styles of UUEENSWJiE AND GLASS WAlllS AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES! The public are assured that their Store is the place to buy BBT fiOOBS CHEAP, CASH OR APPROVED COUNTRY PRODUCE. STORK, NO. 10, MAIN ST., MARSH & LOCKWOOD BUILDING. Baton, Ohio, April, 1st, ibjb STORE Si. ,


ocr: WHITRIDGE & QUINN, 'Wholesale and Betail Dealers in DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS ; BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c., AND CHOICE FAMILY GBICERIKS, At the Old F. ITIf.XSIIAaM. STA3, X Eaton, Ohio. c X X


ocr: REMOVAL! STEPHENS Jc CO., HAVE removed to the ODD FELLOWS I5U1LDING, comer of Main and Cherry streets, adjoining the Hank, where they oie now receiving, direct from New York airid Philadel phia, a splendid stock of consisting ol the usual variety to be found in a Dry Goods House, such Black and Fancy Silks, Delaines. Lawns. Cballies. Braizes, Orcan.lies, Samarline, Debage,, G.agb,n... Prints, Swisses, Jackone.a, Bishops and Victoria Lawns; Hani and fancy Cassimcrcs, Woihs. Vcstings and Ccttonades 1 . ' CARPETS-INGRAIN, VENETIAN, HEMP, RAG & OIL- Boots & Shoes; Hats & Caps. BONNE IS AND BONNET RIBB NS, WHITE &L DAMASK CURTAINS. MIa-1 at " i a Ml . d Skj W S i-c -a w " furnished to order. Muslins and Drillings; Checks, Stripes and Table Covers ; Tweeds and Satinets; Hosiery; a variety of tt I . t. , ts . i ii n, Velvet Ribbons ; Fringes and Dress rrunmings. m TULIL&a CILX :JV"L- The above Goods were carefully . 7 . , ... . , J rket, and can be sold at reduced prices, !o market examine their Goods and leant Ibeil prices your money. The highest market price, in cash or trade, paid f o - WOOL. XT Professor EN'G Lli s! i! I continues to preside over the TA I LOR I N'G department, 1 kinds of Ctriitlemeii's gainienls, and will be happy to see and wait upon all good en who may desiie Fi s." Eaton, itlarch 25, 1358. ARE JUST RECEIVING A fine lot of BROWN MUSLINS; BLEACHED do., all widths; 4-4 bleached IJlLL,OW CASK 9-4 bleached SHEETING. A fine lot of Latest Pattern Prints; Silk Plaid, French Ginghams, Tweeds, Hickory and Checks, &c., &c. WHITE GOODS Jaconets, Plaid, Plain and Striped Mulls, do. do. Swiss, do. do.; Victoria Lawn; Cotton Mersailes; French working Floss, white and colored. CARPETS, Oil and E.igrain, of the best styles. BOOTS AND SHOES, Mens' fine French Calf; do. "-ight Kip; do. Heavy Kip. Silk Gaiters black and fancy colors; No. 1 Morocco do., Kid do. Enameled. Misses and Childrens' Shoes of every style. QUEENSWARE. his department is now full. Please call see, as we have the latest patterns of these goods. HATS. A fine lot of the very latest styles. Call and see. Eaton, March 25, 1858. & SUMMER GOODS ItulMS lU kMnS.B 4 J M - - - - - selected in the Eastern Cities for -Z... , . ' . v ii C ASH and prompt r ying customers. Call IT t,oine ererynooy, onu get uie worm MINOR


ocr: J. VANACSDAI W A AND C. J. VANAUSDAL & CO. Are just receiving and opening a large stock of SPRING A N D S U M M E R DRY GOODS, Silks, Satins, Challies, Delaines, Lawns, Ginghams, Borages, Plain and barred jackonets, plain and dotted Swisses, brillients, R roc he, Estella shawls, French, English and American prints. Brown and Bleached mus lins, Cottonades of all kinds and prices Large quanty of Grain Sacks Marsilleg1 quilts, bed Tickings, eleven quarter sheeting, oil Cloth and all wool Caroets. Summer Veslings of all kinds Hosiery, Gloves, Silk mitts, "Looking Glasses, Qtieenswere, Glasswere, knives and forks and pla ted Spoons. Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, bonnet Ribbons, Flowers, Bonnet borders, &c Remember rhe place No 8 Main st. JAMES M. VAMIORI s i&i ft ' b t A JlUll U U; U EbS THE1 Eaton Ohio April 1, 1858. j i :


ocr: WALL & WINDOW New & Beautiful Styles 85,000 Pieces Prloes Lower than Ever NOW OPENING. VAN AUSDAl! DIXON, k ALSO The largest and most splendid lot VELVET, TAPESTitv merssELs. THREE I'EV, SUPERFINE. Ilf GRAIN UNION BtrcawooL VENETIA HE .111 stud CARPETS Ever opened in the Vity. DAMASK, LACE; MUSLIN, T It A N S P.4 It E W T, LANDSCAPE, CiOLIk, nnd COLD Si VELVET CURTAINS. Blue, Drab, Green A Black Hollands and Cambrics. ALSO Linen, Towellings, Irish I inens, Stair Linen, Linens and Sheeting, Pillow Casings Nankins Doyies, Counterpanes Marseilles and Allendale uilts. and Linen ( rain!) Cloths Table aud Piano Covers. RUGS AND MATS Ol every description. FLO R k TABLE OIL CLOTHS All withs, from 24 inches to 24 feet. Curtain Puis, ml Loops and Co:nict-3, A One assortment; last roceiriug at VA.VALf.SDAL DIXON & Co's Ma in S; sippositc the Court House May 80, :s.")S -f NOTICE. la hereby atren that scaled proposal for the of the Court House wilt.be received the Commissioners of Vreble County, at the


ocr: EATON MARKETS Corrected, weekly by Mitchkli. A Wholesale drocei sand rrouuee mum. Flour. Whb.vt, Coax, Rib, Oats. Barley. FlaxSkkp, Timotht S'd, Ci.ovkr do l'OTATOKS, Apples (green) Pe aches, (dried ) 4,23 Hams, (sugar c Sioes, ,V' Shoulders, CO UuTTKtt, 80 Lard, 2330 Soos. CO Like Salt, 000 Raxawha do. 2,7 0(0 Molasses 100 do (S.H ) 0rtC Suoar. !i(Cl It. 10 UOQS. ,000(3


The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: OROVER 8c BAKER'S - -. - -. - t- - - . 'amily Sewing Alaciiines, s t s&uaunai, & ty , sun.. .1 58 WEST FOURTH ST.. CUfCIIflTATI. 184i SprPRRIOR ST., CLE VELA IT D TTPTheae Machines are now luatlv admitted 10 oa 111 neat ia aaa lor rauii) Kewicf. man 'Ins a aew.atronc. and alaatlc atltcb. wbicb will nerri. even if every foe rth elUcb ba cut uircuiara eui on application by letter. wares sa, leao. - . :.. 1 - ,-.- lya .


Preble County Democrat. [volume]

ocr: YORK STORE OC.DE5 & CO., SUCCESSORS TO COFFMAN & BROTHER, Hate just received (heir large and spier, did slock of FALL AND AtffEi DRY GOODS edassortmeat of Hats and Gaps, Boots and shoes. Together with the largest a-nd best sclectb n of FAMILY OROCEIlie ever offered to the citizens of Eatou. Alison fine lot of QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE CROCKERY WARE. Tubs, Buckets, Baskets', Measures, &c, &. A of'wTucti 'they will dispose of at IJLV.KD TIMK PRICES, for m pfflL OR APPROVED CO UNTffY PRODUCE. They have arrangemeuts by which they can supply families with all OF FRITS a VEGETABLES s,bi its season, durinsr this Summer and Fall, at, the earliest possible moment. STORK, NO. 10, MAIN ST., MARSH & LOCKWOOD BUILDING. Eaton, Ohio, April, 1st, 1858.


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ocr: GHOVEH & BAKER'S . CELEBRATED Family Sewing Machines. 435 BROADWAY, NEW". YORK. 58 WEST FOURTH ST.. CINCINNATI. 184 SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND. TTJrhee Machines are now justly admitted to be the best in use for Faiuil) Sewieg. mak ing a uew, strong, auu elastic stitch, which will No-rrip.eveu it every f.iurtb stitch be cut. Circulars sent on application by letter. March 24, 1SSS. 1'43


Preble County Democrat. [volume]

ocr: Y0E1 STIlHP D I U IV Jui 9 SUCCESSORS TO COFFMAN & BROTHER, IIivvej::st rccoiv?;! Ilieir large and splcrdid stuck of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS edassortment of Hats and Caps, Boots and Together with the largest and best selecti FAM1L.Y CHOCEi shoes. n of ever ofTerpd to the citizens of Eaton. Also, a fine lot of QUEEXSWARE, GLASSWAliE, CROCKER Y WARE. Tabs, Buckets, Baskets, Measures, &c., &. All of which they will dispose of at SARD TIME PRICES, for CASH OR APPROVED CO TNTRY PRODUCE. They have arrangements by which they can supply families with all in its season, diivinvr this Summer and Fall, at the earliest possible moment. STORE, NO. 10, MAIN ST., MARSH & L0CKAY00D BUILDING. April, 1st, 1858.


ocr: common-coach. PURIFY THE BLOOD ANO ESPE!, DISEASE ! BY BRISTOL'S SARSlPASILLi. Af;cr an ordeal of over twkntv teabs, this original remedy, from which a numerous class of imitations have sprung, stands unim peached and unapproachable. Il is manufac tured b the present proprietors, D. T. LAN MAN &. KEMP, with improved machinery, from the choicest RIO NEGRO SARSAPARJLLA, ANO IS WAIir.A.NTED NEVES T D FOMENT, or undergo any chemical change in the warm- -ii loiums It is allowed by the unanimous opinion Physicians, by experimeatal proof, and every form of evidence which can clve authenticity te public statements, to be the most powerful REMEDIAL AGENT ion ScrcfaTa, Cor.surr.ptler , Liver Complaint, and all ulcerous, eruptive, pulmonary bilious diseases, acting directly upon tl.e KLKTEJEXTS OF THE IiI.OOS! It neutralizes the virus, which generales cnleneons and glacdulaf affeeSions, imparls new viiality to the stream ot life, and restores ihe vitiated secretions :o s healthy condition. BRISTOL' S" SAKSATAItlLLA is invaluable asa cure lur the following diseases : Asthma, Dropsy, General Debility Brrennnss, Dry Ernplions.Indigestion, Bowel Compl't Erysipelas, Neuralgia, Consumption. Fever .V Ague. Scrofula, Guicer, Kcniale Csmplaints, Salt liheum. SOLD BY I). T. Lnipi in Ktmp,n bolesaJc 0rngis1t, 03 WATER ST., SKEW YORK, And ly all Druggists, at 81.00 p'.r Bottle For sale bv .1 1 BROOKINS A S0NT. Atuil 9, 13-j7. !y nUOABS. e have now on hand foi V , ' il j fine a variety of Suirars as can je of and


ocr: SPRING SALES FOR 1858, at O. & W. Minor's. THE SNTUB STOCK r DELAINES, PRINTS, MERINOES, and BLACK SILKS, JUST RECEIVED, M ill be Sold at Prices to Suit the Times; THE BEST CHANCE To Bur im if goods, AT LOW PRICES. ALL OF OUR CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, WILL BE SOLD OUT BY The Time yon have all Given us u Call. Jan. 7ih, 1V,S. CINCINNATI, EATON & RICHMOND RAILROAD LINES. "Wtutcr Arr'tiigrcmciit.


ocr: WI1ITBIDGE & Ql IINiW x WholcEalt and Ectail Ecalcrs iu Q DRUGS, JilEDICIKES, x PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS; x BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c Y AND X X ClldlCE FAULT GROCERIES, $ At the Old V E. TlIXSriALL STAiO, X X Eaton, Ohio. ) xxxxxxxxxxxxioo-xxxx


ocr: C. J. VAXAUSDAL. JUST OPENED AT C. J. VANAUSDAL & CO.'S STOKE! FOR CHEAP GOODS,NEW STYLES,& A GOOD NO 1 ARTICLE GO TO C. J. VANAUSDAL & CO.'S. Their Prints, Muslins, DeLaines, DcBaizes, Bereges, Cordooas, Poplins, Chashmeres, Plaids, Ginghams, &c, are new styles, very Hand some and exceedingly cheap. Their woolens for mens' ware embrace all the different styles and vari eties of Tweeds, Satinetts, Casimeres, and Cloths. Their Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings, cannot be excelled style, and are cheaper than ever. Their Boots and Mens' Shoes are warranted all rio-hr nr1 no midU ThfMr VVnmenc' a nI C. ri UmhJ CkjM l i -:i e . ue uei euner ior quaiuy or price Dy All kinds of Orjunf rj Produce JAMES M. i i A verv snrwrior !rtir.l. and can't . i .r any Mouse in the West. taken in Exchange for GOODS.


ocr: FAIREAISIK'S CELEBltATED SCALES, gSBji No. 7 FRONT street, Cincinrati Agents. FAIRBANKS & Co., Agents, 139 Eroadv. oy, New York. 13


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ocr: INSURANCE CAPITAL ENLARGED. lacorporalcd 1319. ..; Charter Perpetual. ': ' ENLARGED, 7 JULY, 1857, tO . . Cash Capital, 81,000,000 , .. ABSOLUTE JUfD UNIMPAIRED! Surplus 04S2.1BS, .11. With thk Psjsstioe of 38 YE ARS' Success anb : Experience. r. x. brack, sr. us'ltddor, joseph church, robt. bccll, ,-: m. a..tdtti.b, k. flower, B. A. BDX.KEI.Eir. R. XATnER, . E, O.Rin.EY S. S. WARO, H. Z. PRATT, A. DUNHAM, P, DAVIS - D. BILLYKR, T. A. ALEXHDER,- W. KERET. C. B. BRAIRHARD E. G. RIPLEY, ... A. ALEXANDER., President. Vice President. TITOS. K. BI(AC0Jt., Sc-y. J. B BENNETT, dea'l Agent INSURES AGAINST THE . DANGER OF FIRE! PERILS OF Effi AND NAVIGATION. AT AS LIBERAL RULES AffD RATES AS RISKS ASSUMED PERMIT OF FOR SOL-VEM-C r AUD FAIR PJt OFIT. - ESPECIAL ATTEXTION PAID TO Insurance of Dwellings, Farm Prop erty, Oat Buildings and Contents. Such Insured tor periods of 3 to 5 rears on tbe ,. most favorable terms Losses Equitably Adjusted and Prom.pt- - lg raid, LOSSES PAID, 810,437,312 .84. IT wealth, with ft steady ar.d prompt attention to a legitimate- Insurance business, and the execu tion oi contracts in good faith, have inducements wi)h tKe public in .selecting their underwriter we refer them for, test of quality and our claims to their patronage, to. records of past services, tendering their cjntinuatice with increasing abili ty and fatlitiesim future. : Qkoicm First class Indemnity may be Effected With


ocr: THE UNION I V I' fmmm.i V, ''I I L- - - -- lii-. 2. GREENEWALD, NNOUNCES to his numerous friends and customers that he has just arrived from tbe East with one of the largest and best strek of I i AND for the SPRING AND SUM MER TRADE ever offered to the people of this community. I have without exception the hand somest stock of Cassimeros, " Vestinga, SiZarsellleai cfecs. so. ever exhibited, and made in the very best style of tho art. Not withstanding what may be said by my competitors, all we ask is an honest and FAIR EXAMINA TION, which will convince any impartial judge of the SUPERI ORITY, of M Y GOODS over that of any other establishment in the place. Custom Department. : Every article WARRANTED to be what it is represented.. It is unnecessary to say to the people here, who have dealt with us for the last four years, that we have ' . in the place, and that our fits can not be excelled in Ohio. '. You are therefore assured if you want 0-O0l PITH, and WARRANTED,' go to S3 22 e S3 & Union Clothing Store!


ocr: GROVER & BAITER'S CELEBRATED . Family Sewing Machines. 495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 58 WEST FOURTH ST., CINCINNATI. 184 SUPERIOR ST.; CLEVELAND. lEThese Machines are now justly admitted to be the best in use tor Family Hewing, mak ing a new, strong, and elastic stitch,- which will mot rip, even il every fourth stitch be cut. Circulars sent on application by lexler. March SI, 1848. . . Iy43


Preble County Democrat. [volume]

ocr: j j PURIFY THE BLOOD ANU EXPEL DISE tSE BY BRISTOL'S S1RSUMRILL1 After an ordea' of nver rwrxTv tt.abs. ereat nrisinal remedy, from whirii a numerous class tf iniiiutions have sprnns, stands uniro peaehed and unapproachable. Ii isninnufac nreil hj lli present proprielnrs, D T. LAX MAN i KKIP, with improved rnacbineiy. ! from I tie rhniresi RIO NEGRO SARSAFARJLLA, AND IS WIKIt NTKI NRVhtt 1 O FOMENT, or HtteTgti a,iy theniic:l, cholfge j,, Hie .rm eS elimatr s. It is nlbiwed by the unanimous opinion Phvsifiar.s, by ex pfrimwta I proof, and every form of evidence w hich can elve nuthenlicin le public statetnenls. to he the most powerlul REMEDIAL AGENT FOK Scroful., Consumption, Liver Complaint, and all ulcerous, eruptive, pulmonary liitiouv ilinnses. acting uirctlv upon lhe ELEMENTS OF THE KI Ofll) Il neutralizes the virus, which eeneralts cu'cneoiis and elandular afleC-ions, imparts new viiality t the ' ream ot life, and restores I h- vitiated secretions to s h-althv condition. BRISTOL S! SARSAPABILLA is invaluable as a cure for the following diseases : Asthma, Dr ipsv, General Debility II ir'enn i-s. Dry I'riipiions. Indigestion, Bowt-I Cpmpl'l Erysipi las, Netuaifria, C uisiimp: ion. Fevir,V Agne, Scrofula, Cmcer, Ptmale Complaints, Salt Rheum. SOLD BY D. T. Lnnmnn i Rfmp.WlioIrsnlr Ornggists. 69 WATER ST., NEW Y0EK, And by all Druggists, at f ,C0 pr KnrsUobv J p UUOOK1X.S i SON. April 9, 1857. ly BAKERY. HHE unders:p;nen, havinp in their employ, I- experienced Baker, are now well to furnish in large and small qaVntitie. short notice. CAKICS. TA1ITS. CAfrBw. and CRACKERS, of every i-4Thoe iu lhi emintrv who deal in lim, wl II find it to their advantage to (five e ill. rdarc'i 11. -.553. MTTCREt,!. & OOTM.D. iiriLi.ov fl n ( ! Ibis ot and '


ocr: NEW YORK STORE OGDEM & CO., SUCCESSORS TO COFFMAN & BROTHER, Have just received (heir large and splendid stock of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS A splended assortment of Hats and Gaps, Boots and shoes. Also, a fine assortment of the latest styles of QUEENS W HE AND GLASSWARE AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES! The public are assured that their Store is the place to buy CASH OR APPROVED COUNTRY PRODUCE. STORE, NO. 10, MAIN ST., MARSH & LOCK WOOD BUILDING. Eaton. Ohio. April, 1st, 1S5S.


ocr: i FAIRBANK'S LRLEBR ATRI SCALES, fn - J ' r HONT street. Cincinnati P BARER A A I IIEP.Y " - - J Agents. FAIRBANKS & Co., Agents, 139 Bror.dwav, New Yoil u '


The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: HAVE YOUE PROPERTY 4 : I'N!JIlEi):!' ""VERT wise man will have his prop- erty insured. And he will not only have it INSURED, but he will select a Company -in which lie has full confidence that, if he bhould suffer damage by Fire, his loss will be promptly pnid to Ihe amount insured. There are iu the United Slrtea, many honest and re sponsible companies, and there also are an in- finite number of worthless and irresponsible institutions, that occasionally pay a loss promptly, asa Lottery Jlannper will pay a prize, for the purpose of emblazoning the fact before the world, and thus obtain a foot-hold that would enable them to perpetrate a more extensive fraud. Property within the last few years has been insured to the amount of mil lions of dollars in these worthless companies. It is important, then, when a man pays his money for insurance upon his property, that he be cautions in the selection of a Company' of well -established character and ability to promptly meet its losses, whenever they occur Such a Company is the . ........ SPRINGFIELD yfirc otib JHorijif INSURANCE CO. It, has a cnpitn'l nil pnid up of ONE HUN DRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND D0L-, LARS. - ; - mit. ha a surplus over its Capital of TWO HUNDRED AND SIX THOUSAND AND F1FTV-SKVKN DOLLARS. . - -. TTPt cevfr flailed te yrsnist- ly in cct il louses. Ef It is a Joint Stock Company, and there are no 'assessments" on t'remium Notes, ac-. curring every few mouths. Con vquently.it is in the t-tid, thi cheapest Company. B3The tno-t shrewd and best informed bu sritcis men of Coluinbus, Cincinnati. te., al wars insure in the Springfield Co: when thev are permitted by the rules of the Company-. do so. lDlt being one of the BEST Companies ' is therei'ure one of the CHEAPEST iutheUnt" te l Stjttes. 1. '1 he undersigned ia authorised to take risks on a limited amount of properly in this town, anil is attiiortz'd to insure farm dwellings. ifcc, throughout the county. ".- H. S. KNAPP .. . -Ashland, Sept. 2 157. " ' ... ly HISTORICAL KOTKE GT THE 035"


ocr: A LARGE STOCK OP . ' FOR SALE AT THK ' '" . The Lowest Casli Prices. WIXO to the acarclly'or money, and the low SlocKof' r l'co'Xu" we PPo totll our large ; CLOTHING A N D JIATKRTAL. formakingthcsameatpricestosuii the limes. To - CASH BUYERS w are olTrrliie such inducements aa have never beeu u fie red to the pe-iple i.l .-hlaml cuuuty be rore. Dm stock cuusists or ihe vt ry r '"' 033a c-aaeauaa- or evrirdescriitiun of t:iolhin tho iimrket can anotJ.ana tuallwnoe.ro .Jeairuu i.r nuicliaaing article, in ur Hue, and wi.li lo ,niko their mo ney reach as far aa no-sable, call ou us before - BUYING E LS KAV 11 K 11 E, and you will save money by so doing And do uol forget tual our Stock of Clothing Is of HUME MANUFACTURE. lY.,ei.k.f'Vif,lW"y. 0''"1 lrse assoitment of at tho " Bffds ol lh bsst quality . lo ivi:st rilicEs We Veep in constant emnloy the very best TAILORS AND TM LORE SUES, and are at all times prepared to make all kinds of ( loiuiug to older at the nor.esi uol ice. and iu the moi-l subflautlal and lashtouable mauoer Furnishing material aud trimmings and cutlius out garments ol al kiuds at LOW CASH PRICES. - Our goods and Clothlne. are all WARKASTKD.t Tbe following isaiianialli.t or part of our stock," of all ize and styles, and malerial Tor makinc Ibe same, as SEAL, ' LION, DEAIl AND -I -.LAMB SKIN. Beaver, Pilot, French. German, English no . ' AMERICAN BUOAD CLOTHS. Petersham, Cassimeres.- Stittnetts, and Union Milts goods of every description. COATS AND PA.TS - of every tyle and quality, made of the very bet Cloths, Cassl meres', Natiuelts and material for uia kiu the same by the cord. or every style and quality, such as si.k. Silk vel vet. Plush, Satin, Worsted. C'assiinere. t'lolh and Katiuett. J A large assortineiil ol Gloves. HoMciy. Stiirts. KodOuis, L1 udGrsliiits, Drawers Overauirts, ' Overalls, Collars, Cravats, stocks, and in a nor. even thing usually kept iu clothing aud furnish iug stores ' ' - We will take in exchange for our goods all kinds of ' for which we will allow tbe hi "best market price. r We ma bo found at oar .old maud i it ice doors Bast f oar Ory goods iStore. and ueai'Ly op posite me Uank..' X, C. BtSII.ELL A' CO. Ashland. Oct. 2tJ, Ifc57. - . naitr jLOO GrTJjyj- - - . FOR