ocr: Ashland KERR, FASIG '& CO., (Successors to D. O. Phillip,) WOULD respectfully announce to the people ot sbland, and the adjoining counties, Ibal they arepreparcd to.furnit fa all k.uds of IVIarlolo "Cv oris. ! no the shortest notice, end on th most terms. Particular attention paid to getliog up - TOMB STONES. in a superior style of the art. Persons In want of ytuluetn o-ar line win do wen to can ana our work- nup on .Main street, iieau oppii the Sampael Houso. and twe dooVs weal of the Ashiand, Novetnher4,1837. 3n-.C2 SPRING STOCK; NEW Has removed to the SAMPSEL COEHER, opposite J.R.Sqnire's Store, where he bai a large ana ueuuiui asBortmeutoi 2 SO I2a 122. ' ' Silver Ware,' . CLOCKS, CUTLERY, V" AND " " - HTJ'Don't forget the place, corner Orange and Main Street. I."R- GOODFEbLOW". Ashland, May 6. 1S57 48lf. JSOSE TP" AS SOO.OCO BOTTLES , SOLD IS THE NEW ENGLAND IN ONE YEAR.


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ocr: INSURANCE : CAPITAL Incroporarcd 1319. Chapter ENXAGED, 7 JULY, 1857, TO Cash Capital, ABSOLUTE jSJVJ) tAV. PAIRED . SuaX'pl'U'Sr $422,X&8, Wnn tor Pai&TiGE of 38 YEA.RS' Success JixrEttlEXCB. r. r. SHACK, sr. It OUT. BTKLT., fe. A. DCLKELET, a. a. ward. SAX It TCPOR, M. A TDTTLI, R. ' MAT11KR, II. I. PRATT, D. U1LLTER, joscrn cHCRon, K. FLOWER, K, O. RIM.IT A. DURHAM, T, A. AI.RXRDKR, Gen'I W. KEKET, C. II. BRA1NHAKO E. a. HIPLEY, T. A. ALEXANDER. President. Vice XIIOS. K. nit ACK, Jr., Sec. J. B BENNETT, INSURES AGAISST THE DANGER OF AMD PERILS OF INLAND AT AS LIBERAL RULES AJVD RATES R1MCS ASSUMKD PERMIT Of FOR SOL VEJfCY AffU PAJR PROMT. ESPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO Insurance of Dwellings, Farm Out Buildings and Contents. Such insured for periods ol 3 to S years oa must lavurabie terms Losses Equitably Adjusted and Prompt ty Paul. LOSSES PAID, SI 0,437,3 12 .84. ir wealth, with s steady ard prompt to a legitimate Insurance business, and th tion ol uontiact iu good faith, have wi)h the public iu selecting their underwriter we reier Uieui tor test of quality aud our to their patrouoge, to record, of past tendering their c J"tiuuauce with increasing ty and facilities is future. Choict First elati laJtmnitg may be Effected out, ueiay, nut rijr well tii4 able Corporation, Through. WICK A JACOBS, Agents, June SO, ia8. 3m 4 Ashland, Ohio. THE CLEVELAND f mm

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ocr: XXXXXXXXJ-C XCXJ V. x WH1TRIDGE X Wholetale and Betail Dealers in X DRUGS, MEDICINES, r. '' HI BObWM at PAINTS, OILS, IYE-STUFF$ ; n i' mi .n'4a DAADO OfriTiaurnv a nwvno, aidiivnKI4 X AND BV. CHOICE FAMILY G ROCK KIF.I, At the Old - Jr i rjj. i E. ?II.SIIALI. STAND, Djti; off at iillX Eaton, Ohio. 1 " v'.

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ocr: -N E W mm boe C. FRANZ & WEISENSTEIN ANNOUNCE TO IA. theirfrieuds and the pub lic that they have engaged iu business on their own account. in t.lif Imildinf firmtrlv occu- ,j;,silLs9 i.ied by Jlr. Pottor and Mr. InVhoff as a Book Store. They will keep on hand a choice stock of jiff-yvi-il to VF) ) V for Ladies and children, whioh they will dis- iS'0!IFni.'.WI22S and, from their long experience and the gen eral satisfaction which their work, made at other establishments in Ashland, has given, they confidently expect a hberil patronage. At least, they will neglect no effort to deskrvk such patronage. Asmana, Marco, 3U, laaa. 43tf SOMETHING- NEW ! ! ZCTotaT Firm., KTew Store THE "OLD FORTRESS" has become dis mantled.' A new order of things has been established. SQUIRE &, SELBY Have formed a co-partnership for a term of years, and have resolved to unite their efforts in the business of selling their old friends and nil others who may oall upon them, the best character of KEW. GOODS at very reasonable prices. They are increasing their Store Koom to nearly double its former dimensions, and are crowding it with choice and fresli goods. To our otti friends and all others, we say, gi.ve us a-call, whether you desire to "purchase or not. do our best to make


ocr: Ashland Marble Works ! KERR, FASIG & CO., (Succcuoti to D. a. Phillipt,') WOULD respectfully announce to the people ol A inland,. and the adjoining counties, that they are prepared to furnixb all kinds of TWX artole oris. X on the shortest notice, and on the most favorable terms Particular attention paid to getting up ' TOMB-STONES, ; in a superior styleof the art. Persons in want of an ytbing in our line will do well to call and ex amine our work. Hhop on Main street, uearlv west of


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ocr: HEW YORK S SUCCESSORS TO C0FFMAN &BKOTIJER, ilavcjut rcceivxd their large and r :Ici:I:d stuck of FALL AND INTER DRY GOODS edTssortment of ' - : Hats and Caps, Boots and shoes. - To-ether with ths largest and best selecti FAMILY GROCEIEi ever offered to the citizens of Eaton. Also, n fine lot of QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, C ROCKERY WARE. Tnbs, Buckfts, Baskets, Measures, &c, &. All of whtch they will dispose of at II.UU) TIMK IHUGES, fuy CASH OR APPROVED COUNTRY PRODUCE. , They have armngouion ts by which they can supply i'auiiiies with all minus of mm in its season, clurina: this Snriimer and Fa'I, ot the earliest po.piblo tuemen,t. STORE. NO. 10. MAIN ST., MARSH & L0CKW00D BUILDING. - BsroOUof Aoril; 1.1866. TORE li ! n of 4 ' & mmm


ocr: 1 .;. STEPHENS & CO., At Odd. Fellows' Building. Corner of. Main and Chewtt Have lSBR resalved direct fiom New York and f FALL & wmn CONSISTING CLOTHS, CASSIMEBES, TWEEDS, SATINETTS, VLVI IX.. JKAXS, fLANKELS. A large assortment of PRINTS; iiayardeses; Ue Lai nee; IJoiI de V-neyre; Lie Uages; Plaids and Uihffhams; White and BroiOTi MUSLIN-'; Sheet'iny-i? and Drills; Linen and Cotton Table Covers; Bags and Bagging. Damask and White Embroidered CURTAINS; Checks and Stripes; Irish linens and Marseilles; Brilliante;; Puiquc; Jaconets; Swisses; Blankets; Berages; BONNETS; Ribbons; Flowers Fringes; Dress Trimmings; Crape; Lace; Edging; Collars and Bosoms; Undershirts and Drawers; CARPETS; AlUWool, BiocJie,rSilkad GenU'SHAWLSi Cloaks, latest styles; Belts, Hosiery and Gloves; HATS, CAPS BOOTS and SHOES; Rubber and Buffalo Overshoes; QUENNSWARE, GLASSWARE, & JjJ Our old customer., and the public gcnetally, are invited to call and examine our Sloe before purchasing their floods for Fall and W inter To persons wishing to purchase Ucods for CASH, we o.fe'r rare 1 uaiceiheuts. Come everybody. Eaton, Sept In. t,-s. .snsssv- J. J. VAN,IJSIALi fc CO., Have just received a large and splendid Stock of FALL AM) WfflTEH G00BS, SUCH AS CLOTHS 8atiacts, Shawls, Calicoes, Cordovas, DELAINES. POPLINS, FLANNELS; MATS, CAPS, BOCrS. SHOE'S. CL VSS AUD ttUCUiiSWABEi And everything else ia thf Dry Goods. line, ,' f- Which they are Selling Cheap. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. ' AHlt'ndsof COUx'TUY ritUDLTCE, for ken ineKchauge fur tioods. O. a W. ELINOR Have now on sale the most varied and select stock ol 1 FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. They have ever offered at prices competing with any in this market viz: Prints of all Popular Brands, Black Silks, French Merino's Cashmers and Delanes, Irish Poplans, Foulards and Alapacas Clothes, Cassaieies.and Vestings, Tweeds, Janes, Linseysand Flannels, brown and black Muslins, Tickings &c. Bead Sadie and Coating, Blankets, Cherillef, Brochos Thibet and wool Shawls, white goods, Laces aud Embroideries, Irish Linnens, Table Diapers, and Napkins, Hosiery, Gloves. Shirts and Drawers; Millinar goods and Tai lors' trimmings, Handkerchiefs, Ties and Scarfs. A complete stock of SMALL WARES AM) NOTIONS. They ask especial attention to their v. oni prising all that is rich in material new in style aud design BOOTS AND SHOES, QUEENS V ARES of Ihe latest pVtt&is. Eaton, Sept. 16, 1858. aoojti UT V '' Streets djoinin tha Until- hilsdi 'Ipbin delphsa, a fine aud extensi va nssortmeut of iff PART OF Black and Fancy SILKS; Merinoes; AND CASIMERES, Twewls, Vestings, watch the hi fgtitfsf mirlctt price will be paid. i


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ocr: iV GIFT WITH EVER t" i BOOK a-OBTli' I'BOM 23 CENTS TO $100,00. Our new descriptive catalogue of octavo pages emBraces-a large collection aud- bt ter variety of Siauuard, 'Historical, and Miscellaneous Bocks than that of any other book set ling establishment in tbe country ; also, contains greater inducements than ever before offered, wuirirssf o aJf odd rest. Send for a Catalogue. -' . a. w.svajis. . i KA?t'S CO., Publishers. j. a. prist ok. 4B77 BroaJway. S. V. Citv. ' Aug. II, 1851 " " SmIO


ocr: , GROVER & BAKER'S . CELEBRATED Family Sewing Machines. , 495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 58 WEST FOURTH ST.. CINCINNATI. 1844 SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND. JTjfThese Miachines are new justly admitted to be the best iu use for Pamil) Sewing, mak ing a new, strong,-and elastic titcb, which will noTcip.aveu it every fourth stitch becut. Circulars sent on application by letter. t . - . .. March 24, 1S58. ly ' .


ocr: WOOL WANTED AT THE Ashland Union Mills. THE Wool trade is now at hand, and we A. wish to purchase the above quantity Wool, . EITHER FOR CASH OR IX zxm&mz FOB SOOBS. Farmers, shall we buy of yon, or must we go elsewhere i WE WANT YOUR FINEST WOOL, as well as the coarser grades, and having now on hand a superior assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Flannels WHICH WE WISH TO EXCHANGE FOR WOOL, we are enabled to offer Ca-xroo, In.ca.ti.C5C3xa3.oxa.-t to those bavins wool for sale. Our Goods are HANDSOME & GOOD, and it is now generally conceded that, the farmer can realize more foris Wool in an ex change than in any other way. and patronize HOME 1XDUSTRY. We will also buy GOOD SHEEP PELTS A HO FANCY DYEING. We keep employed a Fancy Dytr, and all fan cy dyeing will be done in tliR best style. ' We are also prepared to do all kinds ot custom. cloth dressing. June 16, 1858. 2tf . LIST OF THE MOST RELIABLE PATENT MEDICINES SOLD BY Holler & Howard Ay er's Cherry Pectoral " Dr. Wm. Hall's Balsam for the Lungs Ur. J ay ne b .Expectorant Itogcrs' Liverwort and Tar Dr. (Jurtis Hygcana Loudon & Co's Expectorant Jayne s Alterative Carter's Spanish Mixture Kennedy 8 Discovery a. A. Weaver's Canker and Salt llheum Syrup Guyzott's Yellow Dock & Sarsaparilla Dr. Koback's B.tters Iloofland's Bitters Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters Moffat's Bitters Rhodes' Aguo Cure Baker's Pain Panacea Perry Davis Pain Killer Howard's Anthritio's L'niment (which we warrant the best compound for ex ternal afflictions now in use) Mexican Mustang Liniment Merchant's Gargling Oil, &c. All the Pills in use, And all other 'Popular Medicines now before the public. ROLLER & HOWARD. - Sampsel House Store-Room. LUMBER YARD Iff ASHLAND. " A SMITH keep on bands all kinds of the first quality of good sea dressed florin?, siding, doors and blinds;' of which they offer us low as can be bought Mansfield or Wooster. Mechanics and CuiW dou't fail to give us a call, for we wll give you a bargain. . ur xura just soutu ot tue court House, Movember 11, 1957. . 23tf PAPER!! Sc POrTKR have just received tbe Iar eeat aud hct selected stock of PAP-EIt, CEILING PAPER, CEIL- i ii g Decorations. Borders, Fresco Orna meuU, Window 8 hades, plain aud Taney Window Cornices, Cord. Tassel. Patent Hollers. fevery known Ac, Ac. ever brought to tuia county; v.-ill be sjld cheaper than heretofore. Call examine. marJ7'58 4Itf GU1XG! GOING! G0LXG ! GOxN'E! March 11. 1858. TXT H.Mory, Coun 1 tr Anctioneer J will he "on the-go" at 1 ' J .- ' n .1 sint nf Iftvn. IVY-. ingthe ensuing vear. WM. U. Jvi'.'atr Jy40. CELEBRATED UAlB RESTORATIVE, for sale at (JIiAK & POTTER'S .


ocr: Ashland Marble Works ! jSl; ilSlilffiiPB KERR, FASIG & CO., iSmceettor to D. O. Phillipi, WOULD respectfully announce to the people ol Ashland. And the adjoining counties, that they are prepared to fnrnli h all k.nds of martslb 'Vt orlt ! on theshortest notice.and on the most favorable terms . Particular atWirtion paid to getting up TOMBSTONES,. In a sti peri or style of thert ' Persons in want of an ytUing in our line.wiU do well to call and ex amine our work. 8hop on Main street, near..' opposite theSanipsel House. andtwe doors trest of liie AUiner House. v Ashland, November4,1857. - 3mS3 iew Furniture House ! 1 . GI. YEA1XICK Las now opened his new Furniture Rooms. in the buil ding oi. Main street, a few doors iff est of the Post Office, and has supplied it with a charac ter and style of goods altogethei superior to sy ever before offered in this market Hehas every style and quality of SOFAS, . TETE-A-TETES, " "LOUNGES, PARLOR TABLES, DINING ROOM So., &0-, &0.. &C, &c, Cane seat Chairs from $7 to$ 14 per sett. Also, full assortment of the best kitchen and Wind sor Chairs. He will keep a constant supply ot Furniture of all kinds, and manufacture totV der. COFFINS of the la testand most durable styles, manufactured to order. April 15, 1857. 4 BRACES IT, REMINGTON & CO , (Successors to Bishop. Rbmihotoh 6t Co.) Importers Direct front Enrspe, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN mines & -f iqitars, 52 Water St., No. C9 Pearl St , CLEVELAND, O. , NEW-YORK D. BISHOP, G. REMINGTON, J CLiEVELANUt JAMKS. BRACKETT - ' : NEW-YVUK. is the pri'ncipnl House.an Cleveland JL devoted exclusively! to the .importation saie oi , v . WINES AND'LIOOORS is connected with the honseof KrmeslBrack of New York, nnd enjoys facilities importing goods"from. Get many .Frauceand tuat few Western nouses can com They are enabled ..also,- to secure the reliable products of the vine, errowine . T( .. .. w oi i.urope, as well as tno purest lquors tor tiie supply of DRUGGISTS A WD PHYSICIANS, importations can furnish. Their. prices, can be made more satisfactory than could done did they rely wholly on purchases, from the beat establishments East. The House of Bishop, Reinincton A Co. was Here in lC4,and nasenjovedfrom first, the favorable regards of Western have every yearincrcased their of patronage. They nre now prepared, a Skin Heavier pluck, oi imuHirmiy cnoice ol imported ana domestic WINES AND LIQUORS, invite the attention of 'Western trade", to establishment, especially such as ore de- i ron 8 of pure and reliable q utilities of thesr


ocr: ,-V.A SIIL AND FAKMER'S to Your Interests. ITistheoflly Combined Muchirie, that Reaps and Mows equal if not better than any sin gle machine, and costs but a trifle more. . The raatcr:als, workmanship, and performance is Warranted to give Satisfaction ! Terms of sale liberal,' and to suit the times' Call dn our'nErerrts and reto descriptive pampb. let, and see one of the Machims. ; ''' - BALDWIN. DEW1TT 4 CO., Cleveland, O C. O. WICK. Ash. and, General A cent. . iefOj-AKUUnd,- WKOICWIS H. STKWART, LoudonviHe, LUCniS A. SHEPARD, Ruggles : .' May 5', 185S. ' - 48tf : M A CM X ' S COMBINED MOWING; & REAPING


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ocr: FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED SCALES. No. 7 FRONT street. Cincinnati 'J. It A BUS A A I BEBY Aeents. FAIRBANKS ic Co., Agents, 18S Broadway, New York. July 11


ocr: C. J. V AN A USD A L. CAI.I AND SEE THEM. C. J. VAMUSML & CO. Are just receiving and opening a large stock of SPRIxNG AND SUMMER DRY GOODS, Silks, Satins, Challies, Delaines, Lawns, Ginghams, Beiages, 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 qua nty of Grain Sacks Marsilles quilts, bed Tickings, eleven quarter sheeting, oil Cloth and all wool Carpets. Summer Vestings of all kinds Hosiery, Gloves, Silk mitts, Looking Glasses, Queenswere, Glasswere, knives and forks and pla ted Spoons. Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, bonnet Ribbons, Flowers, Bonnet borders, &c Remember rhe place Jo 8 Main st. Earon Qhto. April 1, J8-JS8. JAMES 3sT. VANDOKEN 3 it a


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ocr: NE mm-& 'see E. G. R0YER HAVING purchased of Messrs. C. i F. Knoth their establishment, will be pre pared to offer tbe public as good a stock of . Stoves, Tin Ware, &c, as can be found in the county and at such prices as no just man ca complain oi. ILTOId Copper, old Iron and Block Tin re ceived in exchange, and fair rates allowed. ILrA liberal reward will be paid any person who will furnish information that any other establishment in Ashland county has been selling a better article, for the same money, than the subscriber. K G. 11 OYER. Ashland, March 30, 1858; ' 4:Jtf ILL EltCII AT' GA'iGI.ISIO OI I,. Just received 3grsss of Merchant's celebra ted Gargling OU, tbe very article that every far mer should have at March lO. 1858. KOLLEK St HUWkll'H. 40tl - ,00 KCGK PIJHR LEAD, lOO KEG!) OW WHlTJi aiao.at , - . '40 - fiOLLttt JrHOWiKU'8.


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ocr: SPRING SALES FOR 1858, at O. fe W. Minor's. THE ENTIRE STOCK or DELAINES, PRINTS, MERINOES, and , BLACK SILKS, JUST RECEIVED, Will be Sold at Prices to Suit the Times; THE BEST CHANCE To Buy DRY GOODS, AT LOW PRICES. ALL OF OUR CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, WILL B SOLD OUT BY The Time you have all Given us a Call. Jan. 7th, 1353.


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ocr: Ashland Harble Works ! fe'?4.?!i'M wmm KERR, FASIG & CO., WOULD respectfully announce to the people ol Ashland, and the adjoining counties, that they are prepared to furnit h all k uds of HXarble V orli I on the shortest notice, and on the most terms Particular attention paid to getting up - TOMB-STONES, in a superior sty le of the art. Persons in want an ytbina tn ourliue will do well to call and ex amine our work. Shop on Main street,' uearl opposite the Sanipsel House. and t we doors west the Miller House. 3m 22


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ocr: FAIEBANK'S CELEBRATED SCALES, No. 7 FRONT street. Cincinr.at, '4 BARI K& Al BEItV A epnts. FAIRBANKS & Co., Agent,' ISM Broadway ..New York.


ocr: WEW YORK STORE OCtDEW& CO., SUCCESSORS TO COFFMAN &. BROTHER, Have just received (heir large and spleiidid slock of SPRING AD SUMMER DRY GOODS, A splehded assortment of Hats and Caps, Boots and shoes. Also, a fine assortment of the latest styles of QUEENSWRE AND GLASSWARE AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES! The public arc assured that their Store is the place to buy 1 mW JWJV mm. -$r -mtw maw CASH OR APPROVED COUNTRY PRODUCE. STORE, NO. 10, MAIN ST., MARSH & LOCKWOOP BUILDING. Eatou, Ohio, April, 1st, 1858.


ocr: : i CX.Xi i XXXX 5XX XXXXXiOCX V iirnininiTinn r nm v V rs X X X V Wholesale and Retail Sealer ia DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS; BOORS, STATIONERY. &c., AND A X X X X y X t II U 1 1 n I J .1 i t i bnuiEitir.il, v X At the Old X r- f n 1 ' I WIU1IV p n oi'l'n ll'P X Y )( X A X X E. SUA fell A 1. 1. ST.4KD, Eaton. Ohio. X X X X ;:oc.o:5


ocr: J. VANAUSDAL. CAIX. AND SEE THEM. C. J. VANAUSDAL & CO. Are just receiving and opening a large stock of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS Silks, Satins, Challies, Delaines, Lawns, Ginghams, Berages, Plain and barred jackonets, plain and dotted Swisses, brillients, Rroche, Estella shawls, French, English and American prints. Brown and Bleached mus lins, Cottonades of all kinds and prices Large guanty of Grain Sacks Marsilles quilts, bed Tickings, eleven quarter sheeting, oil Cloth and all wool Carpets. Summer Vestings of all kinds Hosiery, Gloves, Silk mitts, LookingGla8ses, Queenswere, Glasswere, knives and forks and pla ted Spoons. Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, bonnet Ribbons, Flowers, Bonnet borders, &c- Remember rhe No 8 Main st. Eaton Ohio. April I, 1858. JAMES 31. YAN'rOItKN


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ocr: 1858. FOR SALE AT THE TT Q M OP E.W. WALLACK, Town Hall Building, .RI SER E 'CHINA AND WiD) &ltt& WILLOW-WIRE, TOYS AND Fancy Haskcts, SALT FISH A N.D NAILS Grocery Establishmet.


ocr: QROVER Sc. BAKER'S CELEBRATED Family Sewing Machines, 495 BROADWAY, NEW" YORK. 58 WEST FOURTH ST.. CINCIUNATIi 184 SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND. TrPThese Machines are now Justlr admitted to be tbe best in use for Famll) Sewlcg, mak ing a new. strong, and elastic alilcb, which will hot rip. eveu il every fourth stitch be cat. Circulars' sent on application by letter. . Match S4, 1808. lr


ocr: TME:OMETi IT has been again predicted that the Comet will strike the Earth just as Willis tc Co sell their lat article of v- . - 8T0B &TIN which time bids fair never to arrive, for, al though we are selling off very last, we are con stantly teceiring accessions to our already ira mense stock-' Every article kept by the trade, and almost every thing else we will always have on hand. -. We hove the largest supply of COOKING, - ' . PARLOR AND : M . HALL STOVES, of the newest and most approved patterns, - that has ever been brought to Ashland. We have " " - COPPER AND TIN WARE ! in almost endless amounts and variety, and will sell them cheaper than any other estab lishment in Northern Ohio. IL" Note this wtuiean just what we say. p 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 see us at our rooms one door west of D. S.Saiupsel's Store. J. D. WILLIS &. CO. Ashland, June 17. 1857. 2tf DON'T BE DISMAYED . AX THE IMMENSE rrr cr - op .... - s -ri C1 OTTVTCI I JjlUltJ a .OlllUJliO i On exhibition at the store of "YOUNG AMERICA !" They will - J.I BE ; SOID and that soon.- The immense Increase of At this . Is astonishing to some, as it is annoying to his competitors.' It you , WouWKnow, the secret of his sncccss.it is to be accounted . for4 - j Is -nrliat " His motto - ,-, IS, AID ' VVSLL BE "Large sales r.nd small ppohts." " Those who have any doubts, as to tbe secrets of his sue- ' s, will be fully satisfied, on making a . . PERSONAL; examination of his prices.'"". Ladies and Gentlemen, those of you who "wikIi to clothe your . ' in the best and most substantial manner for the ' . w 4 a a as fail not to give him a You wilj save money by so doing. ! His i? large and complete, comprising almost every article ia Lis line,togeteber with an assortment of , trunks, Carpet Sacks, : LEATHER. &C? He is extensively engaged in manufacturing. lie will MAIM -TO 0BBSB5; " the shortest notice, and warrant satisfaction. Ashland, Sept. S3", 1857. nlCtf ' 3KT O X3C TT 3VZ 33 XT 3- : -i:NEW. FURNITURE fat? 123. a cjauxraa l-EIE , subscriber would say' J. -.- to. the people of Ashland county that he has taken the well known ? "-;? ' OffcToixxot Ja.' cjrl, -occunicd bvJacob Gruhb. whe is manufacturing all kinds of Cabinet Fui consisting in part of i. . . . . . , : , ,. - SIDEBOARDS, . . "Vr TETE-A-TETES, ' - CARD. - ; ; " . PIER. . 't "- " DINING, AND- TABLES ! BUREAUS, - ; . CUPBOARDS, . " - STANDS, . ,. r-0. , fed. in fnct, everything nsnall onnd in I '. Ware Room, all of which will be mad - the best workmen, ont of the best material, will be sold VERY LOW FOR READY ! I will also keep a general, assrrtment CHAIRS which shall be sold at small prof - . ' - - - UNDERTAKING! Particular attention given to this branch o' business. Coffins constantly on hand and to order. Fitnerals attended in any part '


ocr: ,- HAVE YOUR PROPERTY ; i-W:-S:-U H E B ! EVERY wise man will have his prop erty insured. And he will not only have", it INSURED, but ha will select a Company in which he has full confidence that, if he should suffer damage by Fire, his loss will be.' promptly paid to the amount insured." .There ore in the United Strtes, many honest and re- sponsible companies, and there also are an in finite number f worthless and irresponsible institutions, that ocoasionaclt pay a loss promptly, as a Lottery Manager will pay a prize, for the purpose of emblazoning the tact before the world, and thus obtain a foot-hold tnat 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 jn these worthless companies. It is important, then, when a man pays his money for insurance upon his property, that he be cautious in the selection of a Company of well-established character and ability to promptly meet its losses, whenever they occur Such a Company is tbe .: - ' , SPRINGFIELD V ani INSURANCE CO. . It has a capital all - paid up of ONE HUN DRED AND FIFTY; THOUSAND DOL LARS. -' 0lt has a surplus over its Cnpital of TWO -HUNDRED AND SIX THOUSAND AND ' FIFTY-SEVEN DOLLARS. TtjP' has never failed to prompt ly meet its looses. . . ... S3lt is a Joint Stock Company, and there are no "assessments" on Premium Notes, ao curring every few monthsv . Consequently ,it is in the end, the cheapest Company. " IL7The most slirewd and best informed bu siness men ef Columbus, Cincinnati. tc, al ' ways insure in the Springfield Co. when they are permitted by the rules of the-Companyto do so. - , . - ' -- . . ." (DIt being one of the BEST Companies, is therefore one of the CHEAPEST in the Unt ted States. . - ." .'-' The undersigned is authorised to take risks on a limited amount of property in this town, and is authorized to insure farm dwellings, -tc, throughout the county. - -' - - ' - - H. S. KNAPP Ashland, Sept. 23, 1857. . ly


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ocr: or ii tC ' as D. to a PURIFY THE BLOOD A.! EXPEL DISEASE BRISTOL'S SIRSAMRIMJ. After an orJea' of over twenty yfabs, this ercatoritin.il remedy, from which a numerous class of imitation have sprung, stantls uuim peachetl ami unapproachable. It is manufac nredbj the present proprietors, D. T. LA!f MAN A KEMP, with improved machinery, from tf,e rhmpfsi RIO NEGRO SARSAPARJLLA, AND IS W A R R 1NTRD NF.VF.R TO FOMENT tin Vivo any chemical change in the w'srm est climates. is allowed ny the unanimous opinion of ,., u -xprrnneaiai proot, and everv form of evidence which can give authenticity public statements, tobe the most powerful REMEDIAL AGENT roa Scrofula, Consumption, Liver Complaint, and all ulcerous, eruptive, pulmonary and bilious diseases, actine direcilv unon the ELEHEXTS OF THE BLOOD! It neutralizes the virus, which generates cuteneous and elandulnr aflVcions. imparts new vi:altly to the .'.ream ot life, and re4nrr -i'.t.'!,,e? crelinns :o s healthv condition. BRISTOL' 8" SARSAPARILLA is invaluable a cure for the following diseases : Asthma. Dropy, General De!.ilit Barrenness. Dry F.ruptions.lndieesiion, Bowel Compl't Erysipelas, Neuralgia, Consumption, Fever .V Ague, Scrofula, ' Cincer. Female CUmpia pi. Sell Rheum SOLD BY T. Lutimnn RrDip.Uhulrt.ale Ornggists. 69 WATER ST., NEW YORK. And by all Druggists, at Si, 00 p-r Bottl For sale bv J P BKOOKINS A SON. April 9, 1857. Iy BAKERY. piIE undersigned, having in their employ, an I experienced Baker, are now well prepared turnish in large and small quantities, upon 5 X't'ee. CAKES. TARTS. BRIDAL CAKRS. and CRACKERS, ofeverv description. tSTThowe tn the ennntrv who deal in this line, vr'll find it to their advantage toeivoua call. b " Meiw ft. MM MTTCrTELT, GmTLP. BY


ocr: WHITRIDGE & QUINN, Wholesale and Eotail Dealert in DRUGS. MEDICINfSS, PAINTS, OILS,, DYE-STUFFS ; BOOKS, STATIONERY Jtc AND x X X X X X x X X X X X C1I01CE FAMILY GROCERIES, X At the Old X X X X X X A X X xx Eaton, Ohio.


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ocr: : INSURANCE . CAPITAL EARGBV. ' . 1.1 ' I . .at a :a Incorporated 1 ENLARi . Charter Perpetual f, 7 JLY, I85i, TO -.' Cash Capital, $1,000,000 jiBsoma&iJiJrn uJV.vpirttEDi Surplus, Qa,iea ,ii n 1TII TBK rKESTICTKQy IO 1 CAltb SUCCESS AXn Exi'EftIECK. r. a. itci. sa SOBT. SCCLLU HM L TODOS, . TUTTL1, . a. ncLi7rr.ji. mathe, . s. wijj ' niTa. rtirr, r, Dfin D.jyf.LTKa, - J joscpii r-ncRcHi s. ruivii. a, o. aiPL.v A. PDMHAM, r. a. ALKxsoca. H. SBAlKnABD E. d-. RIPLEY, T. A ALEXANDER, Preaident. Vice President. THUS. K. BltACE, Jr., Sec. J. B BENNETT, Gen'I Agent IXSURKS ACA1XST THE '"' . DANGER. OF FIRE! -AD- PEBILS OP INLAND NAVIGATION. AT JTS LIBERAL RULES JJJYI) RjtTE's'jlS RISKS JISSU.uF:? PERMIT OF FOR SVI.: rnjfcr jtrv fair profit. ESPECIAL ATTENTION PAin'TO Insurance of Dwellings, Farm Prop erty, Out Buildings and Contents. Such Insured for periods of 3 to 5 years on the most favorable terms Losses Equitably Adjusted and Prompt 'fif Paid. LOSSES PAlt), SI 0,437,3 i 2 .84. it wealth, with s steady ar.d prompt attention to a legitimate Insurauce busiiicss, aud the execu tion ol contractu in good faith; have inducements wih the public iu selecting Aheir underwriter we reler them for tost of quality and our claims to their patronage, to records or past set-vicef, tendering their continuance with iucreasing abili ty and facilities i future. CAet'ce first elatt inirmnity nay be Effected witk- sue Welay.ioitkthia ioell kmowmand able i Uorportition, 7 hrougk. , WICK A;.J,CtlMi, Aftenta, June 30, 1S38. 3iu4 . Ashland. Ohio, E.W. WALLACE, pleasure in Announcing to the J PEOPLE that he has a new and splendid ot UUOCEUIFJS, UUOCEUIDs, WOOD&WILLOW.WAUE, WOUO A WILI.UW-IVAHE, AVOODit.H'll.l.OlV.WAHE, in every department, and will be at the VERY LOWEST PRICE for CASH!- which I invite the attention of the Fcoplc Ashland Uoiinly, as 1 ft in determined to CHEAPER any other similar establishment in the West. and Forks, Fish,-- S.l', NailS, (J lass, Nus and Fruits, J. Z. J. iu a to a of tli


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ocr: SPRING SAL ES FOR 1858, at I O. fe W. Minor's. TIB ENTIRE STOCK OF DELAINES, PRINTS, MERlNOES, and BLACK SILKS, JUST RECEIVED, Will be Sold at Prices to Suit the Times', THE BEST CHANC g To Bcy DRY GOODS, AT LOW PRICES. ALL, OF OUR CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, WitL BE SOLD OUT BY The Time you have all Civcn 11 lull.


ocr: the FROM NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA '. OF . - . NEW DRY GOODS. FDR THE FALL AI WINTER TEAM!! (Y VANAUSDAL Sc. Co. are in receTpt of the largest stock of-Good offered in this marl et. ,,to which they respectfullv coll the attention of their friend and customers Mi all olhrr wanting cheap and serviceable goods. Feeling confident that from long experience, sufficient means to purchase our Goods exclusively for cash, close attention to the pi.rchase of evety i-r-licle offered bv us for sale we can render satisfaction as to price and quality. Our stock has been purchased in New York, Philadely'iio, and other Eastern citios, in rxnuy instances direct from the manufactory and embraces a larger variety than usoally found in cowntty stole, u) addition to our large stock of assorted DryGooJs we keep BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL KINDS! Queensware and Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel, Locks, Latches, Butts, Table Cutlery, etc. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS AND ISADDLERS HARDWAH K including eagle, tyre and carriage bolts, clips, and turned collars, the ve best made top enammelled drills, muslins and ducks, enammtlled trim ming drills, silvered, brown, black or crimson, a vejry superior article. Wards' top and trimming leather, dash, bow, and collar leather, floor oifc' cloths, hair, and rugs, Wilton and, Brussels carpet, stsings, laces, and tas sels, glasses, joints and props, hames, hubbs, bows and bent fellows. All or which will be sold as cheap. as tiiey obu be purchased in Cincinnati or elsewhere. ' Sept. 24, 1857. - " To the Citizens of Preble Co., Greeting : STEPHENS, & CO., HAVE just recei eil from New York anJ Philadelphia, a large and splendid nssci im. ' of Fall and WinCer DK GOODS, consisting of Fine Cloil.s. Black nn ! Fancy Cassimeres, Saine.s, Janes, Tweeds, Plush, elvet and iMtu: Vesting, flannels"! all colors and prices. Black and Fancy Dress Silks, Mrinoes, Pljids, Cotton and all W ,. I Delaines, Debages, Ginghsms, Prints of the latca! styles, Broclie, S'.ella and Woolen Shawl-, Cloth Cloiiks, Blankets, Fine Velfl, Satin, Lace Trimed, English Suaw and Napoli'.an Bonnets, Ribhons, Flowers and Feathers, Childrens' fai.cy trimed Huts, Bonnets, caps Mid Hoods; a general assortment of i3i Whalebone, Cane, G nltapercha, Cord Cone and Brass Hoops, Lattice, Hooped. Quilted and Ccrdeil Sk irts; Crinoline Skirting, a variety of Dress and Cloak trimmings a-id Fringes, Ht av y and Light Blown and Bleached Muslin and Drillings, Blown Blenched and Colored Co II on Flannels. Swisses, Cambrics, Irish Linens, Edgings, Laces, Flouocings, Silk and Merino UndersKirts; Woolen anil Coiton Drawers, W'hi'.eand Fancy Skirls B isoms, Collars, t r . v.ts. Ties, Scarfs a ndComforts, While Embroidered ami Damak Curtains, BOOTS AND SHOES. CARPETS-INGRAIN, VENETiAN, HEMP. RAG & OIL- A LL of Which are, offered a little LOWER than any Other Boose in t!.e vves(. Extra-Inducements to CASH buyers. Come and see us, examine our Goods and learn our prices. MENS CLOTHING made to order in the best manner and Latest Farhion. Serjt. 24. 1857. C. J. VANAUSDAL. JAMES M. VANDORK.V. FALL MFD WIHTSE fcOODS, JUST OPENED AT C. J. VANAUSDAL & CO.'S STORE ! FOR CHEAP GOODS,NEW STYLES, &. A GOOD NO 1 ARTICLE 00 TO 0. J. VANAUSDAL & CO.'S. Their Prints, Muslins, DeLaines, DcBaizes, Bereges, Cordooas, Poplins, Chashmeres, Plaids, Ginghams, &e., are new styles,H-eiy hand some and exceedingly cheap. Their woolens for mens' ware embrace all tho different styles and vari eties of Tweeds, Satinetts, Casimeres, and Cloths. Their Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings, cannot be excelled iu style, and are cheaper than ever. Their Boots and Aiens' Shoes are warranted all right and no mistake. Their V omens' and Childrens' Shoes are a very superior article, and can't be beat either for quality or price by any house in the West. Al: kiiMls of Country trroduce taken iu Exchange for GOODS. Jan. 14, 18f8. X X WHITRIDGE & QUIM, Wholesale and Betail Dealers in UTFITTE'SZA, AND COltfMON C0L1. j Like thieves in the silence of the night, have i carried away many to the silcut gruve. Tl--y are causea by a luuaen c jecKit persp ration, bv wiiieh tiie stomach is rendered inactive, an l the lungs become la i ded with corrupted milter,


ocr: FAIRBANK'S (KI,i;mt atki SCALES, ft HA BEK AAUBEKV Agents. FAIRBANKS ft Co., Acent J:J3 Lirawo.r New Torlt.


ocr: FRESH STEPHENS & CO., At Odd Fellows' Building, Corner of Main and Cherry Streetsadjoining the Bank, Hove just received direct from New York and Philadelphia, a fine and extensiva assortment of FALL & WIHTIE BET GOOBS, CONSISTING IN PART OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, SATINETTS, TESTINGS, JEANS, I I.AWKi,'. A large assortment of PRINTS; Black and Fancy SILKS; Merinoes; Bayardeses; Delaines; Poil de Chevre; De Bages; Plaids and Ginghams; White and Brown MUSLINS; Sheetings and Drills; Linen and Cotton Table Covers; Bags and Bajrsinsi. Damask and White Embroidered CURTAINS; Checks and Stripes; Irish linens and Marseilles; Brilliantes; Puique; Jaconets; Swisses; Blankets; Berages; BONNETS; Ribbons; Flowers Fringes; Dress Trimmings; Crape; 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; Rubber and BuilVlo Overshoes; QUEN NSWARE, GLASSWAJ&fe &c fe..r ... ,1 cuVicncvs. anil the rmb'ie prneritTiv, sTtrinTtted toeall and examine our Stoc V before purchasing their UimmIs lor Call auu w inter lo jkjisous wiJ lug to purchase' floods for ("ASH. we oder rare inducements. Come everybody. Eaton, Sept. 30. Is5s. ARRIVAL!


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ocr: Ashland Llarble Works 1 ... te. PL i'.!5:A ygS KERR, FASIG & CO., WOULD renpactfully announce to the people ot Ashland, and the adjoining counties, that they are prepared to taxpn-a an a.nue 01 3UCarl3le Worlal ot theehortest notice, aod on the moet f terms Particular attention paid to ceiling up TOMB-STONES, la a superior style or the art. Persons la want an rtblna In our line will do well to call and slinD on Main street, opposite tbeSampsel House. aaatwsfiooreweet


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ocr: FAIRBANK'S ( ELEBRATED SCALES, So. 7 KTiOVT roet, Cincinnati VrW&'iS) TBABEB A A U BERT Nusgesf Agents. FAIRHANKS & Co., Aeenc, 1 UroadwsT.ew York


ocr: PURIFY THE BLOOD, ANP EXPEI. DISEASE! BRISTOL'S SARSiPJBILU. After an ordeal of over twkntt yea ns, tbta yreat original remedy, from which a Class 01 urinations nave sprung, sianus uuun- peached and u nopproachoble. It is manufac- :nriJ hi 11. nrGtit nrnnrtilm: 1 1 I' I A . MAN i KEMl'wilh jmpioved machinery. from tlje choicest RIO NEGRO SARSAPAR7LLA, AND IS WARRANTED srvr.lt TO FOMENT, or undergo any chemical change iu the warm est ciin. ales. It is allowed by the unanimous opinion of Physicians, by expeiiineatal proof, and every form of evidence which can plve authenticity le public statements, to be the most powerful REMEDIAL AGENT FOB. Scrofula, Consumption, Liver Complaint, and all ulcerous, eruptive, pulmonary and bilious diseases, acting directly upon the elements of tue blood: Il neutralizes the virus, which generates cutcneous and glandular affections, imparls new vitality to the stream ot life, and restores the vitiated secretions to s healthy condition. BRISTOL S-'SARSAPAEILLA is invaluable as a cure for the following diseases : Asthma, Dropsy, General DebiliU Barrennoss, Dry Eruptions, Indices! ion, Bowel Compl't Erysipelas, Neuralgia, Consumption, Fever if Ague, Scrofula, Cmcer, Female Cmplaintg, Sail Rheum. SOLD BY D. T. Lanman fc Kf mp, Wholesale Ornfgisls. 69 WATER ST., KNEW YORK, And by all Druggists, at St, 00 ptr Bottle. For sale bv J 1' UROOKIXS & SOX April 9, 1857. ly SUGARS. We have now on hand foi disposa as fine a variety of Sua;srs as can je had anv whre, aud will sell as manrpo.iv.di to t hr dollar' SSSS3BSS'IMtm BY . j 1 i


ocr: IMF, WEStEiar HEMISPHERE PllESH FrtOSr LITING FL0WEH8.


ocr: ,COn WINTEKS- PBTK II Sll . PVE It. 13.4 ULE HOT E I. WINTERS & SHAFNER, PROPRIETORS, llat-on Street, between Main and Somars


ocr: F It 12 g 1! A It It I V A Li! STEPHENS & CO., At Odd Fellows' Building, Corner of Main and Cherry Streets adjoining the Bank, c just received direct from N'cw YiM-k and Philadelphia, a iiiio and txtensi vo assortment Have FALL & WIHTTEB BEY CONSISilNGIN PART OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. TWEEDS, SA.TINETTS, VESTlSiS, JliAIVS, 1LAWEI.V A large assortment ol'PKlNTS; Black and Fancy SILKS; Merinoes; Bayardeses; Delaines; Poil do Chevre; De Bages; Plaid and Ginghams; White and Brown MUSLINS; iSheetings and Drills; Linen and Cotton Table Covers; Basrsand Bagsincr- ' ' o DO O Damask and White Embroidered CURTAINS; Checks and Stripes; Irish linens and Marseilles; Brillianteaj Puique; Jaconets; Swisses; Blankets; Berages;s BONNETS; Ribbons; Flowers Fringes; Dress Trimmings; Craps; Lace; Edging; Collars and" Bosoms; Undershirts and Drawers; CARPETS; All-Wool, Broche, Silk, and Gents' SHAWLS; Cloaks, latest styles; , Belts, Hosieryrui Gloves; HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES; Rubber and BuffaloA)vershrS; QUENNS WARE, GLASSWIRF Our old cu5toiners."Vnd the pMicjruArrTSre : inTited to calTHIsiM$riu. o,., Stec belore purcbaMiK tlicir (sooll IIJMp miWIII.. II cash Eati opi. AO. 131 tv In persons wishing to r-irch-ise ttuuds


ocr: Married. On tho Gth insf., by Rev. Wm. II Fyffe, Mr. A. C. Vanporen, to Miss Hester Ann Balentine, all of this place. On the 3d inst., by Rev. A. U. Beall Mr. JosF.pn Ganger, of Rossville Clin ton Co., lnd., to Mrs., SaRAH BCNYt N, of Camden Preble Co , Ohio.


ocr: H xl is I V. nM SUCCESSORS TO COFFMAX Sc BKOTI1ER, Have just received Ikelr !j:i c and splendid stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS cdassoitmciit of Hats and Caps, Boots and shoes. Together with the largest and best selecti' n of FA9I1L.Y UHOCE!EII3& ever offered to the eit j-.ens of Eaton. Also, a fine lot of QUEENSVA!(E, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY WARE. Tnbs, Buckets, Baskets, Measures, &c., &. All of which they will dispose of at HARD TIME PRICES, for - CASH OR APPROVED CO UNTRY PRODUCE. TLey have arraDyetuents by which they can Bupplj families with all IMS OF mm & VB6BTABLBI in its season, durin"; this Summer and Fall, at the earliest possible moment STORK, NO. 10, MAIN ST., MARSH & LOl'KWOOD BUILDINO. ti 19 .: B n ta i3 n 9. I IIK K L ft ti ti U 53 ft a


ocr: . REMOVAL! STEPHENS & CO., HAVE removed to the ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, corner of Main and Cherry atrteta, adjoining the Hank, where they are uovv receiving, direct Irom New York amd Philadel phia, a splendid slock of consisting of the usual variety to be found in a Dry Goods House, such a Black and Fancy Silks, Delaines. Lawns, Challies. Braizes, Organdies, Samarirne, Debagcsr Giaghems, Prints, Swisses, Jackonets, Bishops and Vict' ria Lawns; Plain and Fancy Cassimcrcs, Cloths, Veslings and Ottonades, CARPETS INGRAIN, VENETIAN, HEMP, RAG & OIL- Boots & Shoes; Hats & Caps. BONNE IS AND BONNET RIBBONS, WHITE 8l DAMASK CURTAINS. Hirnished to order. Muslins and Drillings; Checks, Stripes and Ticking; Table Covers ; Tweeds and Satinets; Hosiery; a variety of Notions; Velvet Hibbons; Fringes and Dress Trimmings. The above Goods were carefully selected in the Eastern Cities for this market, and can be sold at redueed prires, to CAKII and rROMPT-r ting customers. Call and examine I heir Goods and learn iheir prices, ffj Come everybody, and get the worth of your money. The highest market price, in cash or trade, paid for WOOL. $Sr Professor ENOLG still continues lo preside over the TAILORING department, makes 1 kinds of Gentlemen's garment, aud will be happy to see and wait upon all goorl-loo king en who may desite " Fi s." Eaton, March 15, 1858. o. & 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, I rench Ginghams, Ttveeds, Hickory and Checks, &c., &c. WHITE GOODS Jaconets, Plaid, Plain and Striped Mulls, do. do. i Swiss, do. do.; Victoria Lawn; Cotton Mersailes; French working Floss, white and colored. CARPETS, Oil and Engrain, of the best styles. BOOTS AND SHOES. Mens' fine French Calf; do. -ight Kip; do. Heavy Kip. WomenV Silk Gaiters black and fancy colors ; No. 1 Morocco do., Kid do. Enameled. Misses and Childreits' 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-2.3, 1858. hkUmi NOR


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ocr: WALL; PAPER ! ! GLABK P01TER save Jt received t Is rest and best selected etoelt of - . WAuL-PAPER, CEILING PAPER. CEIL- ing Pacorattons. Borders, Fresco Orea- V J meats. Window Shades', n4ala w fancy Window Cornices. rerds.Tsssels, Petent Rollere-fevery loW atferec. dVc, ever brought to thiseonBtys whtch will he sMdcsfarertrsn heartofor. i all an si i e avid r xi mine.


ocr: I Liives Saved 9i BY THE USE OF ST J 0 H N 5 S 1 Cortgli and Consumption I SYRUP.


ocr: Ashland Marble Works KERR, FASIG & CO., (SMCfr ( D.O.PkilUf,) WOULD raipectfolly announce to the ol Ashland, andlbe adjoining coun tie, mejr are prepared to rurnit-n an kiuob vi on theihorteit notice, and on the most terms Particular attention paid to getting up TOMB-STONES, inesuperior slyleof the art. Persons In want an Titling ip our line will do well to call and ex amine our work. Sbon on Main street, we


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ocr: J. V. VAN USDAL db CO., Have just received a large and splendid Stock of FAM MSB WIMTIE SUCH AS CLOTHS AND CASJ MERES, Natiaets, Tweeds, Vesting, Shawls, Calicoes, Cordovas, DELAINES. POPLINS, FLANNELS; HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES. Oit, AND QI'ELXSH A KE: And everything else ia the Jry Goods line, Which they are Selling Cheap. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. PKODUCE, for which l& All k"udn,f OQO VTBY ken iu exchange f.ir floods. the highest market price will be paid Raton, rjrnt. 30, laitjMfc


ocr: THE LATE.5fI AHH3EVAL, FROM NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW DRY GOODS. TBI FALL Al WITEH TBADI ! i VANAUSDAL 4. Co. are in receipt of the lrugest rtock of Goods offered in thj market, ,to which they respectfully call the nttentiou of their friends a (jd et)stomers and ai other wniit'nj cheap and serviceable goods. Feeling confident that from Tung experience, ufleient means to purchase our Goods exclusively far cash, close attention to flia purchase of even- ar ticle offered by us for sale we can laiidentaUsfacliqii as to, jjrice aad quality. Our stock hat been purchased in New York, Philadelphia, and other Eastern cities, in rainy instance diiecl from the manufactory and eryibrsces n lqrger variety tban usually found in countrj stores. Is sddiliou to our large stock of assoitcd DryGuods we keep , - BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL KINDS! QueenEware and Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel, Lock6, Latches, Butts, Table Cutlery, etc. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS AND SADDLERS HARDWAR including-eagle, tyre and carriage bolts, clips, and turned collars, the ver best made top enammelled drills, muslins and ducks, enammelled trim ming drills, silvered, brown, black or crimson, a very superior article. Wares1 top and trimming leather, dash, bow, and collar leather, floor oil cloths, hair, and rugs, Wilton and Brussels carpet, strings, laces, and tag sels, glasses, joints and props, hames, hubbs, bows and bent fellovs. ah 01 wiiic'i vi lli dc !viu as cneap ns iney can be p:ivki Cincinnati ' elsewhere. Scpt. 14, lej9.


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ocr: PITTSBURG, PT. WAYNE & CHI CAGO SAIL ROAD. i-1.". i:-"nrr TRAINS GOING WEST. U.S.Mail Pas Express - Train. 2.15 p. it. 8.05 " 0.00 8.55 " 0.00 0.00 9.37 10.05 " 5.45 a. sr. 2.00 p. m . senger Train. I.SAVE Pittsburg . . . Wooster.. . . . Lakeville . . . Londonvillc . . .Perrysville. . , . . . Lucas . . . . , . Mansfield.. . , ..Crestline . .Ft. Way no.: . .Chicago . .. o.3U a. it. 11.37 " 12.15 p sc. 12.33 " 12.47 " 1.05 " .-1.25 " 2.00 " 8.40 " 4.40 a. m. TRAINS GOING EAST, U.S.Mail I'as-I I - Express senger Train.! leave I Train. 8.43 r. v ... . unicngo. .. . o uua.x. 5.30 a.m. ...Ft-Wnyne... 5.15 p.m.' 12.55 p.m. I Cre3tline....l 10 05 ' 1.25 " ...Mansfield... 10.45 . 1.42 " .....Lucas. 11.0O" 1.59 " ...Perry8"!,," 11-27 " . 2.11 " ..loudonville .. 11.43-" 2.25 " J . . . Lakeville ... 12.01a. m. 3.02 " ' ... .Wooster . . 12.48 9. 10 ' 1 . . . Pittsburg. ... 7.90 " ' Nti. Those marked with' an asterick thus are Flag Station. Those marked ci phers thus 0.00 tho Trains do not stop. , . TV -B a - - T T7 a. aj , 11. lJ I IvrLtf QUUU Januarr 20. 1857. ' 33tf curjsr.HTM i rc. Ha. hii FTOOD. has established himself in the BuiUlins,on the corner of Mti in and Church streets, ad- M joining the PostOUioe, where he is pre paredto manufacture and repair, From along experience in the business, ha vt ine been count cted with some of the best es tablishments n the State, hcan assure cus tomers that tbeir work will be satisfactorily one. - - - . Ashland, Apr" L5 l857- 40if : .


ocr: N.'E W BOOT I SUOE S i a C. FRANZ & WEISENSTEIN ANNOUNCE TO their friends and the pub lic that they have engaged in business on their owu in the building formerly occu pied by Mr. Totter and Imhoff as a Book Store. They will keep haud a choice stock of for Ladies and childrenslrhich they will dis pose of npon as reobonable terms as they can be p u rch ased atanyestablishmentinthecoun ty . Their chief attention will be given to and, from their long experience and the gen eral satisfaction which their work, made other establishments in Achlnnd.has they coulidi ntly expect a hbernl At least, they will neglect no effort to such patronage. Ashland, March 30, 1858. 43tf SWlTHINS WH ! ! KTow Store Room, Z3 "-Jill 'ill ''....! W liuu' ua THE "OLD FORTRESS" "has become dis mantled. A new order of things been established. SOUIRE &, SELBY TT.. F . .1 a .A.n.rtn0rcliin for & tPTnl Xiiivc ram o f,-.... r. , . rr years, ana nave resoiveu to nunc ill LUC uuBlllcao jm u i . . . . ------ all others who may enll uon them, the character of NEW GOODS at very pt ices. Thev are increasing their Store Room nonrlv'rlouhle its former dimensions, and crowding it with choice and fresh goods. our old friends and all others, we say, give a call, whether you desire to purchase or . . . . i r i i W e will ao our oesi to mane you and will show you one of the finestStore In Aulilnnri. and as chocie and cheat) a of good as can Do lounu id our wny . tiive us a call.


ocr: IT has been again predicted that the Comet will strike the Earth just as Willis fc Co sell their last article of 8T0E8& TIN WARE, which time bids fair never to arrive, tor, al though we are selling off very fast, we are con stantly receiving accessions to our already im mense stock Every article kept by the trade, and almost every thing else we will always have on nana, u e nave tne largest supply oi COOKING, PARLOR AND HALL STOVES, of the newest and most approved patterns, that has ever been brought to Ashland., We have . COPPER AND TIN WARE ! i . , n almost enaiess amounts onu variety, ana will sell them cheaper than auy ther estab lishment in Northern Ohio. 0"Notethis wi mean iustwhat wesay. JU We will also always keep on hand the best workman that can be fouud in tbe country.. of every description executed on tne shortest notice and most favoruble terms. ui- rii HOOFING & HOUSE SPOUTING done to order, and warranted. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for ware. Call and see us at our rooms one door west of D. S-Sampscl's' Store. I. U. W IJ-.IjI e uu. Ashland, June 17, 1857. 2tf rHnWlJiO if IMPORTANT TO TEAVE1EES ! X E W II VCK an I N E W PROPRIETIES! B. B. SMI 1" ESPECT VFULLT announces to thr public that he lias obtain ed the contract for carrying the mail between Ashland and New Loudon and has placed on the line a superb new Hack, of ample diraen sious.and can now cany passengers to and from the Kail ltoud , between tne above places, at the most reasonable rates. Time: Hack leaves Ashland at 7. o Mtakarrives nt New London at 10 o'clock a. fieffves New London at 2Jo'cloclt p. k. and ar rives at Ashland at 6 o clock : Fareone A liberal share ofthe publ ,c patronage solici ted Ashland. July mtn. ib:)Q. nooti. PKODIGIOUS! it is a F a c t that S. CAMPBELL, i RHI.AKn. Ohio at thesisn of X the BIG HAT ha jut rsceiv large and 1'asliionable rd a very tuck of


ocr: PITTT OP T HI 3 is a pleasant c(tj of three thousand in habitants, located upon the table lands of Clearereek "Valley. It has many Attractions and places of amusement ; but its chief place of of resort for all classes of society, is the Vr CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY OP AMUS LEAOH ."Who has got the People's Money?" " la no longer the inquiry ; but where ia Ames fe Leach's Carriage Manufactory, is now the question. To the anxious inquirerbe it known, that it may be found on Sandusky street, a few doors west of the Court House, in Ashland, where they keep on hand the most splendid lot of , y . , . ' - , . CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS To ba found wast of the Alleghenios. ' - - ' " They employ the best workmen, and use the besfmaterials, so that the publio may rest as sured that what they may purchase, whether made to order, or otherwise, will be of the best quality. ' - Those desiring to purchase elegant Car riages orSIeighs will fiad it to their advantage to call at this establishment.- - - AMES k LEACH. -- Ashland, Oct. 6, j857, . .. , ; : '. - ,: s


ocr: GROVER & BAKER'S CELEBRATED Family Sewing Machines,; 405 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 53 WEST FOURTH ST.-. CINCINNATI. 184 SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND. TO These Machines are now Justly admitted to be the best in use for Famil) Sewing, mak ing a new, strong, and elastic stitch, which will no-rrip, eveu it every lourth stitch be cut. Circulars sent nn application by letter. March it, 1858. . Iy49


ocr: q q-q q q q q q q A GIFT WITH EVERY BOOK WORTU I KOJt 25 CE8T8 TO $100,00. Our new descrintive catalogue of octavo : pages embraces a large collection ana net- . tcr variety of Staudard, Historical, and f JIIBt.ril.lll.UU. uub,a Lu.ii . ii . . j . j V..-W. book selling eslablisbnieut in the country ; also, contains greater inducements-than ever before offered, mailedfree to esy se'dress. Bend for a Catalogue. o.w.iim, I EVANS eV CO., Publishers. t. a. rauTon. J 677 Broadway, K. V. Citv. Aug. II, I85S. SmlO


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ocr: A GIFT WITH EVERY ; BOOK woetb ntoM 525 cetts to $100,00. :i Our oew descriptive catalogue of octavo l' " - ' k u .Ulictl'fll ,pi oc. ter variety of Standard, Historical, .and niivcii.uniB, nm.nl LUIH toal til any otner book aellingeatablishuicnt in Ihe country ; alas, contains greater inducement, than ever before uncred.ew'Mraatoeayee'a'rMa. Send for a jetilosue. p.w.evan,, l EVAX8i&CO., Publisher. ' j.n.raEsTON. i07 Broadway. X. V. iir. Aug.ll,18ifl. - ' 6ml0'


ocr: ' ' l-k j t .. i..at TE-i' NEW y TO it E ASTTT i ATSTXJ. OHIO WE are clad to be able to announce ta our old friends and Customer, as as to the People generally, that we are fitted up in our KEW STORE ROOM, one of the largest and best selected S1UU&.S ot . I Ereroffered to the peflpleof Ashland ana ai. jrnces too, inni viu defy competition: ' ' ' V , ' ' We therefore invite every body to call examine our . Stools. rvndL Frioea X - before nurchaanc elsewhere. .. . We are determined to BMISAIN8 TO AtL i Besides a large Stock of Groceries and Pro visions. - ' We have a handsome Stock of : Wooden Ware, , Willow Ware, ; : , Children's Cabs, ' - : Children's Wagons, Toys and Toy Drums, Ladies Fancy Ha6kets, Willow work Stands, ., Nails and Spikes, -. . " Oil and Paints, i ' . J , Mops and .. Clothes Pins, ' " , ' , FrQitsand . ' " NutS, ' Teas of the best quality. Also, Tobaccoes jvnd Pipes. ' ' B it O ?! M e o In short, we have everyth lag that the people demand. We sav then come and hiiT UltlJUJiKlJ-JS, and HOUSE FUUISH- 'J UOOUb, where you can eet tho Best and tue Uheapest. ..." - 1 - . J . 1 We also pay the rACU - ;-ajri W niVd - J an ivmus oi vjirain, oeeas, r..,: ... i . : , ' j. urn, tuu prouuee generally. Ashland, Hov. J. A R. 10. 1858. FREER. niMtf TUB GUE.4T WEEKLY PiPEU! THE- : YORK WAVBRLY, HdDIE CIRCLE. TO THE THRILLING, THE BEAU TIFUL, TITS INSTCUCTIVE, AND TnB RE FINED. iiTXJh? The design of this Paper iato furnioh atiterarr ior every Home circle in lire land' frtmi, bearing; to each and and enlerlalulne "leaal of aoud Ln: nf.lt ,h. la mnJ V- Literature, Original Storlea, Nouvelettea. Ko I foetry, amusing Anecdolea, Sciences, ana roreign acvi, . -. WIT AKD SEKTIMEST, iu no'itics: free from all sectarianianl. independent. Each edition ot this apeciincn .or artistic akil! will contain auer-royal quarto page., on Dae aatia aur paper.and will be KLEGAXTLY ILLC8TUATED the first arti-rs at tae ae. Ita colunina will uiiea oy tue caoicest prodacttcna of and European Amtberi expressly forthia paper, at au enormona mua enranns cue lit nest lone of mor- an tne moat Jasliutoue tata. grand feature, diatlnguifhing the NEW VOI1K WAVEKLY, AKD L1TER4RV HOMJS CIRCLE. all other,, will be the publication of the nominee, oi sir-waiter Scott; XII E "WAVEKLY NOYELS." wnoLf votcaa (coating aeparately, twice the of Ibis p-per.) will Be completed witbia ,ix in addition to, and wi'.bout interfering in leant with, an abundant -apply of the aaieae. tl e trig inal. as in Dei. a auy one caa Dud or ctisponitlon to read. X,v Dollar por Annum, Hollar for Six monllia iuvariabl 1 firit number of '.Si, evtra'aaper-royal paper be found for aale at all the rennectabui Aewa in the United xlatea'and Canada, alter the rllTlU UAI OF UCiUUDKneit. NEW YOltK WAVEllliI" 1 .


ocr: fITK M4ol (lMHeia"lal" TXCiXff fkt ttflfl wV JL-i i.t i...:..i..:.-:.t..vk. . e i hm wHwrjihicaa auviu.tivaMtv va EITHER TOR CASH K VS..., . EKGHAflGS rOH GOODS. Farmers, shall we buy" of yotf, or must vt elsewhere I ,v i i v." V'!,r' WE WANT YOUR FINEST WOOL, as well as the coarser grades, and having noW on hand a superior assortment ef .,vv j 0 Cloths, Casiimeres, Satinets, Fl ana WHICH vrKWISHTOIiXCHAXGBrOB VVOOt. ; : '' "we are enable! to oftV-r" ; Jxu! Crront yjacluoomentsi ' , tojhose having wool fur sale OurOoods ar and it is now generally" conceded ' that the farmer can remise more for his Wool in an rx- " change than-in any other way: i-v,. and patronise HOME INDUSTRY. ' -i- -it'-We will also buy .. ., 3 , t-. -, -i -. :. ; GOOD SHEEP PELTS -" ': ' r . '. i asd a j-U in . : ; a. i '. ...n - i'-,;i - .I.,- FANCY DYEtNO i z-.nsd We- kep employed a Fancy Oyer, and all faa s cy dyving . will be done in the bout styl.,..Ws. are also prepared to do all kinds of custom cloth drrssinir. . '-' " June Itj, IfriflS.' '- ' iv i o.f .'::.t, ' LUMBER YARD IN ASHLAUD ' McLAIN A : SMITH keep on hands "all kinds of the first : quality of good se-" sonablei '.--;';.) .v i ;'; si J i'tn' -iSja' ''-'Q Also, dressed florins, siding, doors and blind, all of which they offer as low as can be bonght at Mansfield or vVormtcr. Mechanics and Bull .. ders, don't fail to give us a call, for. we. wilrJ certainly give you a bargain. . , -. .. . .. . Ityyard just south ofthe Courlllous. jC ' November 1 1,- IP57.1 - ; ' ' - 23tT - ' !"- ' i u ft. THE UNION CLOTHIING EAjFOJUUM!; o r., 1 t . ) . ' ' ; j i. j jit J"; 'TtVweWTp 1 "' :"- ' .-T.'-'.t':' ,"!; tvw 7. T?PT?WP.TjrTiaT7s.if wawawaijj fl 4U14WA. fJ-S ,r'NNOUKCJ2S to his D'umJr jn1 ' friends and customers "thatbo' has l--8.'V- C.iJ 11 03 U.,ii bl'jt tiHt just arrived from tbe'-'Ea'st ;; witV one of the' largest -and best stvofc' t2j of ' - " '"- ? i il suit ruiriiiiiii for the SPRING AKDSUM! MER';.TRA i'ntTrti the pcop'a of this community & J. bavc witbput exception the. ban!, somcst atook ol , .. ' ' t'T '-5 j:)-.'a;-7 ,'' :.. rf -: ' -i's -Jli i - M.nl. : OeaaBiaXa.Ojri"i:-: I 'VCSitlrHI, -. ever exhibited,' and made in the .-. ivi .q..o-j .;. t'.. h t cf-i ji very best stylj of tbe art.! 'Kot--' witbstaudiog wbat may be Said br . my compctitora; ai! 'we ask is 'aq' honest and FAIR EXAMINA-T TION, which will ' convince any impartial jujge of tbe SUPER V i .' ' t- i ' J t -i a-.-. . t i: 4 ORIT Y of M Y GOODS over tba rO '.- -ii'i V (--r-.-y Jul .' t of any other establishment In tbV placc.J ! t.J j 1 j : ; , ; ts' ; s. i.w; i , ! odw CiT'ii-jthj ! Every article WARRANTED- to be what it ia represented. - - -'I : It is uooecessafy to say-to tbo people here, who have 'dealt with. us for the last four years, that we have . ; T." a ia the place, and that our fits oao-i


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ocr: SPRING SALES FOR 1858, at O. fc W. minor's. THE EKITIHB STOCK OF DELAINES, FRINTS, MER1NOES, and BLACK SILKS, JUST RECEIVED, Will be Sold at Prices to Suit the Times; THE BEST CHANCE To Ely DR Y HOODS, AT LOW PRICES. ALL OF OCR CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, WILL BE SOLD OUT BY The Time you have all Given us u Cull. Jan. 7th. lS'.S-


ocr: FAIRBANK'S CELEBRATED SCALES, No. 7 FRONT street, Cincinnati TRABF.Il A I' ISF.lt Y Agents, FAIRBANKS & Co.. Aeents, i Broadway, New York.


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ocr: PIEW iaiB!L0iHlIMEOT 8 E. G. ROYER HAVTKG purchased of Messrs. O. t F. Knoth their establishment, will be pre pared tospffer the public as good a stock of , Stoves, Tin Ware, &c, as can be found in the coubty, and at such prices as no just man ea complain of. (CTOld Copper, old Iron and Block Tin re eeived in exchange, and fair rates allowed. XT A liberal reward will be paid any person who will furnish information that any other establishment In Ashland county has been selling a better article, for the same money, than the subscriber. E. G. B.OYBR. Ashland, March 30, 1858., .: . . 43tf MERCHANT'S GAKGUDO OIL Just recetved S grsn of Merchant1 celebra ted Gargling Oil, the very article that every far. uer should have at . KOIXKB A EUWABD'S. March 10, 1858: . . ; 40tl . Ann K KS9i ii SHOW WHITE ZUtC.at If PVBE LEAD, lOO KEGS IC.at .


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ocr: ' I BY ! thv. or It I form .1 and bilious It cu new asa Ilowel mincer, O.J- And For s PURIFY THE BLOOD, AND EXPEL DISEASE ! V. 1 :!s& BRISTOL'S ARSJPJRILLi. Afler an crtleal of over twt.xtv vfim ik;. W.lLLJ W . ., , . . iiihiii- pcaeneu ami 11 napproactiaolp. It o me present proprietors, D. T I -N-.MAN & Co., with improved machineryfrom choicest RIO NEGRO SARSAPARJLLA, AND IS WARRANTED KEVEH TO I'OHE.VT, nno'ergo any chemical change in the warm est climates. is allowed by the unanimoos opinion of hysiciar.s, by expetiinestal proof, and every of evidence which can filve authenticity public statements, to be the most nnwerfu't REMEDIAL AGENT FOR Scrofula, Consumption, Liver Complaint, all ulcerous, eruplive, pulmonary and diseases, adi., directly upon the ELEMEIV-rs OF THE Rinnm neutralizes the virus, which general ten eons and glandular ITeciions, imparts v,;al,ly to the stream ot life, and restores! ItoVJi''i1 le,cr"!i"ns !o s f'talthy condilion. ! SMupsux. oiBAttSAl-AItlLLA is invaluable cure for the following diseases Aslhms, Dropsy, General DehiliU hirrennoss. Dry Brnptions,Indigestion, Compl't Erysipelas, Neuralgia, Consumption, Fever A; Ague, ScrofHla, reniale Ceinplaints, Salt Rheum. SOLD DY & Co. Wholtsale Dm-gisls, 69 WATER ST..INE-W YORK, by all Druggists, at St, 00 pr Bottle sale by .1 f liUOOKINS i SOV. April 9, lS57.-i-ly StUGARS. We have now ou hand foi dioji as fine a variety of Surrars as can Jc had W'U S0U a5 maD-TPu"Js'"'l'v I i j ! 'OAI'A.VD OANDliEK A ,... 1- forsale b.v LAN'IL'8 AND BI,OOMFlEI.r ,


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ocr: Ashland Marble Works ! p-.3giv ji i .ill p 1 1 i?"! KERR, FASIG & CO., (Succenort ( D. il. Phillip,) WOULD rcapectfullT announce to the people ol Aahlauil, aud the adjoining couuties, tuat they are prepared to fui uit u all k.uda of Mai-Tolo Worls.! on theshortest notice. and on the most faxorable terms Particular attention paid to getting up TOMB-STONES, inaaaperiorstrleorthe art. Persona in want of an ythlna In nur line will do well to call aud ex amine our work. Shop ou Main street, nearly opposite the Sampael House, and t we uoors west of tbe Miller House. Ashland. November. 1837. ' 3m33 iev Furniture House ! GI. YEARICK has now opened his new Furniture Rooms, in the buil ding 01. Main street, a few doors West of the Post Office, and has supplied it with a charac ter and style of goods ultogethet superior to 27 ever before offered in thu market He has every style and quality of SOFAS, TETE-A-TETES, LOUNGES, PARLOR TABLES, DINING ROOM do., &c, &c, &c, &c, Cane seat Chairs from $7 to$14perselt. Also, S full assortment of the best kitchen and Wiud sor Chairs. He will keep a constant supply oi Furniture of all kinds, and manufacture to dcr. COFFINS of the la testand most durable styles,


ocr: tt TJ EW iFl R M. 8EC0HB ARRIVAL! QREAT Fiii' iKD mNTElt STOCK OF ty, i GOODS, - -;--A THXr ; OLt STONE CORNER OF . i - ' -'.'.. r -,- - . . - ., .. ' i g,i;l.9TTTi A.lriot'o4"-'Ii :...--.- . ; .... -if ... . . : reseat- ww -have the msUrinl.. OarSuiak. of Dress Goods far. exceeds iu Variety, XJuan tity and Quality aoy thing on display : "A very Beautiful Assortment of r .Wool Plaids,'.- Cashmeres-:- Ginghams, . Merino Plaids,. r Checks Bleaohed Muslins, - ' .'.'-': 'Brown Muslins, Tick ' j "- ' ings, &o., &e. : : ' ; ; SHAWLS! SHAWLS ! ; Brooha, Talma, Stella (round and square) Cloth CLOAKS, WHITE GOODS, " .. Embroideries, Collars, Chemi- . '. setts, French Forms, Cor- : V V; Vv sets, &e., not to , . , ... : i be excelled. ' V !' ';'" ' l Ribbons, '. Artificials, ': ..." ' ; " - Border. &a., a ' -'.'.'". ,', Splendid Assortment, ' ' . ';:of all the Newest Styles. .. gloves; hosiery, c. Together with a full line of Men and Boys' Pantalooary, House furnishing Goods, Car pets, te., ttc. . We deem it nnnecessarv to further enumer ate our Stock, aa it is well known that for ei ther extent or variety it is almost without "... ' - J7M. GOKHAM. .; J. H. LUTHER. -Ashland. Dec. 1,1858. n26tf THINGS CAIV BE DONE WELL MS OTUEBS. AS FIRM! 1W GOODS! C'.IA ';.-..j'J o


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ocr: SPRING SALES FOR 1858, at O. A W. Minor's. Tl BSTffiB STOCK OF DELAINES, PRINTS, MERINOES, and BLACK SILKS, JUST RECEIVED, Wiil le Sola at Prices to Suit tiio Times; THE BEST CHANCE To Bl v DRY GOODS, AT LOW PRICES. ALL OF OUR CLOAKS AXD SHAWLS, WILL BE SOLD OUT BY TJso Time you Imve all Given n a Call.


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ocr: Ashland Marble Works I KERR, FASIG & CO., (tuttuiri t D. O. rkillip,) ' " TTTOULD respectfully announce t the peopU iney are prepared to rurnlKU an sioas oi Marble WorlcS on theiborteet notice, and oa the moat favorable terms Particular attention paid to getting np TOMB-STONES, inaropertoratyleoftbc art. Fereona In want an riDini m our line will no won to auu n1 amine our work. Shoo on Main atreet. nearl oppoalte theSampsel House, aod twe Coora wut tne Miner noaee. Aahlaod, November 4.1837. , 3m93 iNew Furniture House ! GI. YEARICK has now his new Furniture Kooms.in tbe buil ding or. Main street, a few doors West of rest utbee, and has Bupplied it with a charac ter and style of goods altogether superior -17 ever before offered in this market He every style and quality of SUi AS, TETE-A-TETES, LOUNGES, PARLOR TABLES, . DINING ROOM do., &o., &c.. &o., &e Cane scat Chairs from 47 to 4 14 per sett. full assortment of the best kitchen and Wind sor Chairs. He will keep aeonstant supply urnitureof all kinds, and manuiactore tv der. . . - COFFINS of the la test and uioet durable cianufacttired to order. April 15, 1857. - v 4 I Xiives1 Saved


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ocr: j j j J j CRO W CHAPffl F?r the Voters of the TEMrd !Mfriet have endors ed file aet of a DEMOCRATIC COiVORESS ! ! AW Isa file sel C 1 VallaDdisha&a as their KepreseaatstSve isa congress a y U SL hi III! f the HOifie


ocr: FRESH ARRIVAL! STEPHENS & C At Odd Fellows' Building, Coraer of Main and Cherry Hare just received dircet from New York aud CONSISTING IN PART OF CLOTHS, CASS1MERES, TWEEDS, SAT1NETTS, VESXINOS, JEANS, FLANNELS. A large assortment ofPRINTS; Black and Fancy SILKS; Merinocs; Bayardeses; Delaines; Foil de Chevre; De Bages; Plaids and Ginghams; White and Brown MUSLINS; Sheetings and Drills; Li nen and Cotton Table Covers: Bus's and BciLnncr. Damask and White Embroidered CURTAINS; Checks and Stripes; Irish linens and Marseilles; Brilliante?; Puique; Jaconets; Swisses; Blankets; Berages; BONNETS; Ribbons; Flowers Fringes; Dress Trimmings; Crape; 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 B OTS and SHOES; Rubber and Baffilo Overshoes; QUENNSWARE, GLASSWARE, & ZjST Our old customers, ami the public geuerallv, are invited to call and examine our Stoc before purchasing their Goods for Fall and Winter t;wjn. we o.ier rare muuccuicuis. Katon, Sept SO. 1138. Come everybody. J. V. VANUSDAL CO., Have just received a large and splendid Stock of SUCH AND CLOTHS Satinets, Shawls, DELAINES, POPLINS, FLANNELS; I1AX3, CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES. GLASS AND QIIEESSWABE; And everything else i.i the Dry Goods line, Which they are Selling Cheap. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. All fc'ndsof OOOSTK ken iuoxehaAsc for Goods. l'ttODUl'K, for Have now on sale the most varied and select stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS They have ever offered at prices competing with any in this market viz: Prints of all Popular Brands, Black Silks, French Merino's Cashmers and Delanes, Irish Poplans, Foulards and Alapacas Clothes, Cassmeres and Vestings, Tweeds, Janes, Linseys and Flannels, brown and black Muslins, Tickings &c, Bead Sadie and Coating, Blankets, Cherilles, Broches Thibet and wool Shawls, white goods, Laces and Embroideries, Irish Linnens, Table Diapers, and Napkins, Hosiery, Gloves, Shirts and Drawers; Mitlinary goods and Tai lors' trimmings, Handkerchiefs, Ties and Scarfs. A complete stock of SMALL WARES AND NOTIONS, They ask especial attention to their Comprising all that is rich in material new in style and design BOOTS AND SHOES, QUEENS WARES of the latest patterns. Eaton, Sept. 16, 1858. THE hMMl OF FOR THE Ml m VANAUSDAL t Co. are in receipt of the DRY i to which they respectfully ca II the attention of t beir friends and customers and all ol tiers wani ng (heap and serviceable goods. Feslins; confident that from long experience, sufficient me.. 11s lo purchase our GooJs exclusively for cash, close altenliou to the purchase of every ar ticle offered by us for sale we can render satisfaction aa to price and quality. Our stock has been purchased in New York, Philadelphia, and other Eastern cities, in muiy instances direct from Ihe manufactory, and embraces a larger addition toour large stock ofassoiled Dry Goods Queensware and Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Iron Locks, Latches, Butts, Table Cutlery, etc. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS AND SADDLERS including eagle, tyre and carriage bolts, clips, and turned collars, the very best made top enammelled drills, muslins and ducks, enammelled trim ming drills, silvered, brown, black or crimson, a very superior article Wards' top and trimming leather, dash, bow, and collar leather, floor oil' cloths, hair, and rugs, Wilton and Brussels carpet, strings, laces, and tas sels, glasses, joints and props, names, hubbs, bows and bent fellows. All ef whieb will be sold as cheap as t!icy can be purchased in Cincinnati or elsewhere. Sept. 14, 1858. 'J Streets adjoining the Bank, Philadelphia, a fiuc and extensive assortment or To persons wishing to purchase Goods for AS CASTMERES, Tweeds, Vestings, Calicoes, Cordovas, which the highest market price will be Kid. Eaton, Sept. 3oT li:.s-:!Stf. giB&OR 13 PHILADELPHIA! WIIT1 TRADE ! ! larzesl sloclt of Goods offered in (his market varielv than usually found in country stores. In we keep Nails, and Steel, HARD WAR HTfl K P a has, and as to injr cure " " " " " V ed of in ed it


ocr: NEW SUCCESSORS TO COFFMAN & BROTHER, Have just received (heir large and ss!ei:d!d slock of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS edassoitinent of Hats and Caps, Boots and slices. Together with the largest and best select! n of ever offered to the citizens of Eaton. QUEENSWAilE, GLASSWARE, Tubs, Buckets, Baskets, Measures, &c, &. All of wliioh they will dispose of at HARD TIME PHICES, for CASH OR APPROVED COUNTRY PRODUCE. n They have arrangements, by which they can supply families with all mm of palm & mmmu in its season, durin? this Summer and Fall, at the earliest possible mcmcnt. STORE, NO. 10, MAIN ST., MARSH & LOCKWOOD BUILDING. Eaton, Ohio, April, lst,185S. 9 Also, a fine lot of CROCKERY WARE. HTfl K P O J, O JuLiLJ


ocr: NEW YORK STORE OGDEO CO., Are selling off their splendid Stock of CLOTHS, CMSIME1ES HI ffiUKL Delaines, Prints, Merinoes, SILKS, SATINS, DEBAGES, PLAIDS, &e.,&c.. &c. AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES! The public are assured that their Store is the place to buy FOR READY STORE, NO. 10, MAIN ST., MARSH Eaton, Ohio, March 4th, 1858. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA ! NEW DRY GOODS. FOR THE MLLUB WIMTER TRADE!! VANAUSDAL & Co. are in receipt of th largest atork. of Goods offered in tlii.s mor!;et, . to which ttie V respectfully call the ntteniinii cheap and serviceab're goods. Feeling to purchase our (joo.is exclusively tor cash, close nltention to the pmchase of every ar offered by us for sale we can render satisfaction a3 to price and quality. Our stock has purchased in New York, Philadelphia, and other Eastern cities, in mmy instances ditect the manufactory, and embraces a larger variety than usually found in country stores. In loour large stock of assorted DryGoods we keep BOOTS ANO SHOES OF ALL KINDS ! and Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel, Latches, Butts, Table Cutlerv, etc. TRIMMINGS AND -SADDLERS HARD WAR eagle, tyre and carriage bolts, clips, and turned collars, the ver made top enammelled drills, muslins and ducks, enammelled 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. of which will le sold as cliv:ip as tlicy ran Itc purchased in Cincinnati or elsewhere. Sept. 24, 1857. P R 0 C L A the Citizens of TEPHEKMS, & CO., AVE just recti ed from Nt w York and Philadelphia, a large nnd splendid assoitmenl Winter UV CiOOOS, consisting of Fine CI..II.S, Black ore I Fail and CiifSimcres, Sa ine'.s, Janes, Tweeds, coloisand prices. IJIack and Fancy Dr,ss Silks, M'rinnes, Plaids, C'ottoii and all Wool Delia ces, Ginghams, Piinlsof Ilie latcs: stylrs, (iroclie, Stella and Woolen Shawls, Cloaks, kllankets. Fine Velvet, Salin, Lace Trimed, English Sttaw and Napolitan Kiulions, Flowers and .FeatbeM Childrens' faicy I rimed lla:s. Bonnets, caps and a general assortment of Cane, Gut'.nperclia, Cord Cane Skirts; Crinoline Skirting, a variety ol Dress nd (lnak trimminjrs a -id Krii jet-s. Heavy Light Blown and Bleached Muslin and Drillings, Brown Bleached and Colored Canton Swisses, Cambrics, Irioh Linens, Edgings, Laee, Klon neinL'.", Silk aud Merino Woolen and Cotton Dtaweis, White and Pancy Skirls Bosoms, Collars, Cra Is, Ties, Scarfs andJConifoits, While Embroidered a no Darnal; Curtains, BOOTS AND SHOES, CARPETS-INGRAIN, VENETiAN, HEMP. RAG & OIL- of which are offiered a Utile LOWER Come ami t- lo GASH buyers MENS CLOTHING made to order in Ser.t. 24. 1857 J. V AXA V ST) A I. . MFD WUffTER GOODS, JUST OPENED AT C. J. VANAUSDAL & CO.'S STOKE! CHEAP GOODS,NEW STYLES,& A GOOD NO 1 ARTICLE TO C. J. VAN6USBAL & CO.'S. Prints, Muslins, Df Laincs, DeBaizes, Bcreges, Cordooas, Poplins, Cbasbmeres, Plaids, Ginghams, &.c, are new styles, very Hand some and exceedingly cheap. Their woolens for mens' ware embrace all (he different styles and vari of Tweeds, Satinetts, Casimeres, and Cloths. Their Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings, cannot be excelled in and are cheaper than ever. Tlioii- Rnntc n nrl lnnsl fihnec ar ivn rra nteil nil riolit and tio mistake. Their Womens' and Childrens' Shoes are it very superior article, and can't beat either tor quality or price by All kinds of Country I'rodncv Jan. 14, 1858. PAY & LOCK WOOD BUILDING. X of their friends snd customers am' all others confnleHt that from long cr.perience, sufficient MA 1 1 0 HL Preble Go.? Greeting: l'lnsli, Velvet and S.ilip. VestingSi rlannelsof and Uross Hoops, Lattice, looped, Quilled nnd than any otlur House in tl.e "-"est. F.t in ua, ex.iiuine on r Goods and 'earn our prices. the best manner and Latest Fashion. JAJIKS M. VANDORKN. any house m the West. taken in Exchange tor CiOOOS tr . C'ruinc and Fonts entered into a copartnership in theirac- I of Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery, in the and vieinity of Eaton; and will attend j to all business offered in the line of profession. Office in the late Dr. Stnrr's indebted to said Dr. Crume will ; . ; , . oooooo WIIJTRIDGE & QUIM, x A Wholesale and Retail Dealers in X j FOR O. fc THE DELAINES, JUST Will Prices to THE To DRY I-.OW ALL CLOAKS WILL BE The Time you a Jan. rth, 1358- gsy CINCINNATI, Winicf Commencing Between Eaton and all Between Iaton and diatc r.eavc Eaton 10:o3 a. ' Orl-J p. in Leave Cincin. 6:00 a. " ' 2:0op. m From Eaton to Lea-e Eaton, S:lu a. U:;!S p. LeaveRich lo-loair ' " 4:12 p Jan. S3. 1358 M D It. .TOY TO YOUNG : One amal b' pT ! mi ot'a hundred. Xo odor on the breath, Lunallpilla a dse: ! water. Full itatientcan cure adrieedf the most i niucli better thin with I experience in this SEST I1Y M AIL TO jt'OI'NTKV by I Walton. No. 154 North : I'liilauelpni l. t None genuine without i l. ti. Walton, Dr. W .'s treatment ! .tc , is entirely ! )r. W. has cured (othera without certain to cure as the ' a stamp, and address. ' ful 1 history of your ' dav von made the : tain RADICAL ! frit. 4. I8S8 lr- j "'HOWARD I ' JfgjM dowment for rr.cretirj .iMictcl with Virulent The llireelors of in their Annual xual Diseases, lor ornri5 tne 1 the success which the Consulting -.ina Seminal rlima Oleet. Svphills. Self-tbuse. ic.'. and j Jf'Jrgeonia the VDV1CE tiltATIS. with a description of ,tion. habits of life. Irenic povertv. to OF CHARGE, Some methods of treameut of great value. Au adn-..rab'e Seminal Weakness, turbition.or the Sexual orpans, by will be sent bv mail (in


ocr: WHITRIDGE & QUINN, Wholesale and Betail Dealers in DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS ; BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c AND CHOICE F.i.UlLY GROCERIES, At the Old E. IUINSIIALL STAND, Eaton, Ohio.


ocr: x RICHMOND m. p. ni. p. m. a . in. p.m. p. ni. o a.m. p. m. p.m. a. m a.m. a. m. the opon 11 rood ! all lr.av at as Gro the to se cn- of trith of or of the ocu of x PR EE and are or Mas of on the Diet, Dr. prac in the attend line of Crume State Har lije of forth the a sum of the a writ prop in is ans Satur above stock' to to tilt ar low the inv ned most and a n upon in this give us " iu of REMOVAL! STEPHENS & CO., HAVE removed to the ODD FELLOWS HUILDINO corner or Main and Cheny streets adjoiniui; the Bank, where ihey am now receiving, direct from New York amd Philadel phia, a splendid stock of consisting of the usual variety to be Itlnck and Fancy Silks, Delaines, Lawns, Cl. allies, Uraizes, Organdies, Samarline, Debases, Gi'iyhims, Prints, Swisses, Jackonels, Bishops and Victoria Lawns; Plain and Fancy Cassimercs, Cloh? Veslings and Otlonades. CARPETS INGRAIN, VENETIAN, HEMP, RAG & 01L- Boots & Shoes; Hats & Caps. BONNE I S AND BONN ET RIBB 'NS. WHITE 8l DAMASK CURTAINS. inLQMITIiiil WINXHJW mirU. 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 market, and can be sold at reduced prices, to C ASH and pr.ojir-r-r yinc customers. Call and examine their Goods and learn their prices. 8-J Come everybody, and get the worth of your money. m The highest market price, in cash or trade, paid fo.- WOOL. ("Cr Professor ENGL!'" still continues to preside over the TAILORING department, makes 1 kinds of Gentlemen's garments, and will be happy to see and wait upon all rood lookinc en who may desite " Fi s." Eaton, March 25, 1358. 67 jfc 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, Trench Ginghams, Tweeds, Hickory and Checks, &c, &c. WHITE GOODS Jaconets, Plaid, Plain and Striped Mulls, do. do. ; Swiss, do. do.; Victoria Lawn; Cotton Mersailcs ; French working Floss, white and colored. CARPETS, Oil and Ejgrain, of the best styles. BOOTS AND SHOES, Mens' fine French Calf; do. Light 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. 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. FROM NEW YORK DRY FOR TIE SPfillAHlMiR TRAM!! Li VANAUSDAL & Co. ore in receipt of the largest stock of Goods offered in this market, , , to which they respectfully call the attention of their friends and customers and all others waning cheap and serviceable goods. Fesling confident that from long experience, sufficient me.'.ns to purchase our Goods exclusively for cash, close attention to the purchase ofevery sr ticle offered by us for sale we can render satisfaction as to price and quality. Our stock has been purchased in New York, PhilaJelfhi 1, and other Kastern cities, in miuy instances direct from the manufactory, and embraces a larger variety than usually found in country stores. In addition to our large stock of assorted Dry Goods we keep BOOTS km SHOES OF ALL KINDS ! Quccnsware and Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Naii$, and Steel, Locks, Latches, Butts, Table Cutlery, etc, CARRIAGE AO SADDLERS HARDWARE including cao-le, iyre and carriage bolts, clips, and turned collars, the very best iiicide top enammelled drills, muslins and ducks, enammelled trim ming drills, silvered, brown, black or crimson, a very superior article Wards' top and trimming leather, dash, bow, and collar leather, floor oil' cloths, hair, and rugs, Wilton and Brussels carpet, strings, laees, and tas sels, glasses, joints and props, hames, hubbs, bows and bent fellows. All ok wliicli w ill be sold as clicap as (licy can be purchased in Cincinnati or elsewhere. April 8, 1858. SUCCESSORS TO CO Have just received (heir YORK SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS s")!e nded assortment of Hats and Caps, Boots and shoes. Too-ether with the largest and best selecti n oi' FAM1L.Y GSROEKIES ever o fie red to the citizens ol' Eaton. Also, a fine lot of QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY WARE. Tubs, Buckets, Baskets, Measures, &c., &. Ml of which they will dispose of tit HARD TIME PRICES, for CASH OR APPROVED COUNTRY PRODUCE. Thov have arm nre merits by which they can supply families with all KINGS OP PRISTS VEPBWiES in its season, during Uns bumn STORE. NO. 10, MAIN ST., Eaton. Ohio, April, 1st, 1 C. J. VANAUS1 Hi SPBHSffi GOOBS IJL AND SEE THEM. C. J. VANAUSDAL & CO. Are just receiving and openings lare stock ot SPRING AND SUMMER DRY g 0 0 D S Silks, Satins, Challies, Delaines, Lawns, Ginghams, Berages, Plain and barred jackonets, plain and dotted swisses, brillients, Riot 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 quarter- sheeting, oil Cloth and all wool Carpets. Summer Veslings of all kinds Hosiery, Gloves, Silk mitts, Looking Glasses, Queenswere, 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. Eaton Ohio April 1, 1858. found in a Dry Goods House, such as selected in the Eastern Cities for tints AND PKILADELFt! OF GOODS. F F.MAN & BROTHER, large and splendid stock of OB L3 Sim ;nJ Fall, at the earliest possible moment. MARSH & LOCKWOOD BUILDING. JAMES M. VAXHOItK A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF mm HAHfi Completely Preserved TO THt GREATEST AGE And '.v!jo the t is gray would not have it re stored to former color: or bald but would bar the growth restored, or troubled with dandruff and itclnug but would t-ava it removed, or trou bled with sc'-ofula, scald he.td, or other erup tions bdt would be cured, or with sick head ache, (ucuraljria) but would be cured. It will also remove all pimples from I be f..ee and tffeiifr Prof. Wood's Ilair Kcstointive will do ail this, see circular and the following. Aw Anuon. Nersmbpr 6. 1W. I'ncr. O. J. Wood Dear !ir: I have heard much said ot the woudcrlul effects of your llair Restorative, but having been so often cheated by quackery and quack nostrums, frair dycr ic 1 was disposed to place your Restorative in the same category with the thousand and one loudly trumpeted quack remedies, uncil I met you in Lawrauce county some mouths since, when you gave me such assurauce as iuduced the trial of your Restorative in my family firot by my good wife, wboe hair had become very thin and entirely white, and before exhaustinjr oue of your large bottles, ber hair was restored nearlv to its on mnal beautiful brown e1nr.aBJ had thickened and become beaut ful anrf gtfsy upon, nud entirely over the bead; she cootinues to use it, not simpiy Dccausc oi us ocauiuymH effects upon the hair, but because of Its health ful influence upon the head and mind. Otbera of my family and friends are using your Resto rative, witu tne nappiest enccis; tuereiore iht skepticism and doubts in reference to its char acter and value arc entirely removed; and I can and do moat cordially and confidentially recommend its use by all who would have their hairrestored from white or gra v (by reason of sickness or age,) to original color and beauty, and by all young persons who would have their hair beautiful aud glossy. Very trulv and gratefully yonrs. SOLOMON MANX. FniEXD Woou; It was a long time aficr I saw you at H I isstiel d before I got the bottle of Ri sto. rative for which yon give me an order upon your agent in Detroit. and when I got it we conclu ded to try it on Mrs. Mann's hair, as the surest test of its irer. It has done all that you as suied me it would do, and other of my family and friends, having witnessed its effects, are now uing and recommending its use to others as entitled to the highest consideration you claim for it. Again, verv respectfully and truly, yours, SOLOMON if ANN". Cari.tlk, III.. June 2S 1852. I hove used Prof. O J . Wood's Ilair Rcsiorn tivc and have admired its wonderfu 1 effects. . My hair was becoming, as I thought, prema turely gray, but by the uie of hi a Restorative it has resumed its original color, and have no doubt permanently so. S. 3RESSE, ex-Senator, U 8. 0. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 31 Broad wav, .V. Y., (in the great X. V. Wire Railing Establishment) and 114 Market Street, St. Louis. Mo. And sold by all good Druggists. WALL & WINDOW PAPERS. New & Beautiful Styles 25,000 Pieces Prices Lower than Ever NOW OPENING. BY VAN AUSDAL, DIXON, & CO. ALSO The largest and most splendid lot of VELVET, TAPESTRY BKL'SSELS, THREE I'l.V. SUPERFINE. 1NOKAIN UNION l SJ 11 W UUL "VENETIAN HEMP and STAIR CARPETS Ever opened in the City. ALSO, DU1ASK, LACE, IQVSLIIV, TRANSPARENT, LANDSCAPE, CiOED, and CiOED A VELVET CURTAINS. It ii II, Blue, Drab, Orceu & Black Hollands and Cambrics. ALSO Table Linen, Tn we 1 lings, . Irish 1 inens, Stiir Linens, Linens nnd Sheetings Pillow Casings Nankins, Doylcs, Counterpanes, Marseilles and' Allendale Quilts, Drugget and Lineu Crumb Clotus Table aud Piano Covers. RUGS AND MATS Ot every description. FLIkR it TJfiLE OIL (LOTUS All withs, from 24 inches to 24 feet Gilt Curtain Pins, ml Loops and Cotnice-, A Que assortment. jut receiving at VANAUSDAL DIXON 4 Co's Main t1 1 posite the Court Ilouse May 20. 18JS "tr . Jas. B- Welsh, M D OENERAL PRACTITIONER OF UI.UH lAt ASU SUKUEUl, w 7 ODLD respectfully annouuee to the citi zens o: h-. ton. and YLciuitr. tuiit -lie has- neriiiaucntlv licated in this place. tlavinff pur-- eliased the residence of Dr. Hki.m, and uwiyati all times found there, except when profos. sional ly absent Eatoii, April 22, 15.13. 3nio. MEDICAL NOTICE. DOCTOR R. "WOODY n-ould respectfully an nounce to the citirens of Preble county, that he has peimancntly located in the Tbwu of Eaton, for the purpose of practicing his profes sion. To those who are tuiacquaiutcd with hi Iiractice, he wimiUV say. th.it he has been onp i jred in constant practice for the lst twenty years. From the success that he has had here- toforo, he flatters himself that he will be able to ivc satisfaction, in all cases that may come under his care and management. Office nnd residence ou liaron Street in J . llfiiutv's nor building. FRESH GROCERIES, FRUITS. CANDIES, NUTS, Ac. which tlicy will sell as low lor Cash as can be purchased anywhere else in the county. Call and see for yourselves, all you who are ip search of "ood articles in the Gioccrv line. MITCUKLL & tiOULI. Katon, March 18. 1818. COFFEES AND TEAS, WE have just received a prime lot of extr.v KIO and JAVA COFFER; YOUNG HYSON ill tl'L .,,l ltirel.ll TA3 ... - in lie .ue especial uiiuuiiun m me lovers ol these articles. mar 18 MITCJJLL A GOULD- JTIOLASSES AND SUGARS. ALL kinds of the above articles, of the most snperiorqualities, have been received, and ean be had ot the Grocerv of maris MITCHELL! GOULD. DRIED PEACHES ! rust received a tine tot of Tennessee Pescha nt the Grocery Store of maris MITCHELL A GOULD. Fish ! Fish ! J UST received n splendid lot of Piclrerel, White ant! Mackerel Fish, which- e will sell bv the barrel or half barrel. CsJ! and see them at the Ororerv of MITCUKLL A GOULD. SOAPANO CANDLES A first rmtrtiet formate by mar 18 MITCEELL QCLI.


ocr: PURIFY THE BLOOD, AND EXPEL. DISEASE ! Bl BRISTOL'S SARSAl'ARILLA. After an ordeal of over twenty teab, this areat oris in.il remedy, from which a numerous class of imitations have sprang, stands unim peached and unapproachable. Il is tnniiufnc nre'.' I the present proprietor, D. T. LAN MAN i Co., with improved machinery, from Id., choicest RIO NEGRO SARSAPARJLLA, AND IS WARRANTED NEVER T 0 FOMENT, or undergo any chemical change in the warm est climates. II is allowed uy ine 11 na iriiin,u uprii'i'ii ui . Physicians, by experimental prnoi, ana every form of evidence which can plve ntfaeoticil te public sl.Tlewents, lobe the most povrIul REMEDIAL AGENT FOR Scrofula, Consumption, liver Ccicplaint, and all ulcerous, eruplive, pulmonary and bilious diseases, acting direclly upon lite ELEMENTS OF THE BLOOD! Il neutralizes the virus, which generalea cutcneotis and glandular alTec'ions, imparts new viialily to the s'.reamot life, and restores ihe vilialed secretions to s healthy Condition. BRISTOL' S EARS A? A KILL A is invaluable as a cure for the following diseases : Aslhina, Dropy, General De!jili! Uarreninvs, Dry Eruplions,Iudii;eslion, Bowel Compl't Erysipelas, Neuralgia, Consumption, Fever vV Ague, Scrofula, Cincer, Female Csniplain's, Sail Rheuni. SOLD BY , .T. H.MI.lV k Co. Wholrsalc Druggists, 69 WATER ST.,NEW YORK, And fcy all Druggists, at St.OO p-r Pottle. For sale bv J I'JjJROOKINS 4 SO.V April 9, 1837.- HEALTH OR SICKNESS ? CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM. The blood furnishes the naleri.il of every muscle, rland and fibre in the human When pure, it secures health to evcrv j when corrupt, it uecesfaril v roduces II OLLOWA Y S FM.LS Operate di upon tho elements of thw stream of life. the principle nl diseases, and I boa curiujj the miilady, whether loeated in ! uervcH, the atom.ich, the liver, the bowels, j Y ' S" PILLS j J


The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: 1858. FOR SALE AT THK TT 0 US OF E.W. Town Hall Building, .M'lxlcazxca.e Of, CHINA AND W E) fo'M TOYS AND Fancy CaDorcsagss S QDlIlSs SALT F I 8 II A N D NAILS ' -TBK BEST STOCK OF GROCERIES


ocr: Ashland Marble Works ! KERR, FASIG & CO., (Saesaseers D. a. Phillip,) WOULD respectfully announce to the ol Ashland, and the adjoining counties, they are prepared to furnivb all kinds of 7VT a,xrfcaXo . Worb. t no the shortest notice, and on the most terms. Particular attention paid to getting up TOMB-STONES, in a superior style of the art. Persons in want an ytbing in our line will do well to call and ex amine our work. Soon on Main street. nearU amine our work. Shop on Main street, opposite theSaiupsel House, and twe doors west the Miller House. - Ashland, Kovember 4, 1857. 3m23


Preble County Democrat. [volume]

ocr: SUCCESSORS TO COFFMAN & BROTHER, Havi'jut received their large and spiendid stock of SPUING AND SUMMEIl DRY A splendcd assortment of Hats and Caps, Boots and shoes. Also, a fine assortment of the latest styles of QUEENSWKE AND (xLASSWABE AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES! The public are assured that their Store is the plaee to buy BUY GOODS F CASH OR APPROVED GO UNTRY PRODUCE. STORK. NO. 10, MAIN ST., MARSH & LOCKWOOD BUILDING. Eaton. Ohio, April, 1st, 1S.jS. c 0 R STORE


The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: n e w C. FRANZ & WEISENSTEIN ANNOUNCE TO their friends and.tho pub lic that they have engaged in business on their owu account, in the building formerly occu pied by Mr. Potter and Mr. Imhbff a s a Book Store. They will keep on hand a choice stock of , for Ladies and children , which they will dis pose of upon as reosonable terms as they can be purchased at any estabfishmentin the coun ty. Their chief attention will be given to and, from their long experience and the gen eral sirtisfaction which their work, made at other establishments in Ashland, has given, they coiihdintly expect a liberal patronage. At least, they will neglect 110 effort to deserve such patronage. Ashland, March .jU, 1S.1H. 4;itt SOMETHING NEW!! 3DJe-w Store xioom, J U4iU'lltf IM4 VUr II nil ilufcr 'jit- THE "OLD FORTRESS" has become dis mantled. ' A new order of things has been established. SQUIRE & SELBY Have formed a co-partnership for a term of years, and have resolved to unite their efforts 11 the business of selling their old friends and all others who limy eall upon tli em, the best character of NEW "GOODS at very reasonable pi ices. Thi?y are increasing their Store Room to nearly double its former dimensions, and are crowding jt with' choice aud fresh goods. To our old friends and all others, we say. give us a call, whether you desire to purchase or not. We will do our best to make you comlortable, and will show you one of the finest Store Rooms in Ashland", and as chocie and cheap a stock of goods as can be found in our City. tuve us a call. May 2G, 1653. 3m50 E-W


ocr: GROVER & BAKER'S CELEBRATED Family Sewing Machines. 495 BROADWAY, NEW TORE. . 58 WEST FOURTH ST.. CINCINNATI. 184' SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND. TCTbese Machines are now justly admitted to be the best id use for Farait) Sewing, mak ing a new, strong, and elastic stitch-, which will no-Trip, even rt every fourth stitcn be cut. Circular sent on application by letter. March 24, J8M. Jy-49


ocr: GROVES & BAKER'S CELEBRATED ' ' Family Sewing Machines3 495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 58 WEST FOURTH ST., CINCINNATI. 184 SUPERIOR ST.. CLEVELAND. ILfTtaee Machines are now justly admitted to ba the best iu use Tor Family Sewing, mak ing: a new, strong, anil elastic stitch, which vill mot rip, even ll every fourth stitch be cut. Circulars sent oa application by letter. Marsh 24, 1838. ljr '


ocr: GROVER & BAKER'S " CELEBRATED V Family SewinMachines. "495TJROADWAT, NEW YORKl 53 WEST FQTJItTH ST.i CINCIIWATl. . 184 SUrERIOItlST.; CLEtELAND. TTjThess Machines are now justly ailnitled to bo the best in tike for Famitj Newlng.'mak ing a new, strong, and elastic stlc(ty Vicb will itorrip. veu it every fourth stitch be cotw Circulars sent on application by letter. - Al arch sM 6S8. ly-49.'.-


ocr: TME tiMlON EiViPduiUM i I V, ., -'yii.vy4 4 4 -v J Z. GREENEWALD, A NNOUNCESto bia numerous fx "4:-.44-4; J t; --v friends and customers .that he has : . ' " ' : : just arrived from the East with one of the latgeet and best st ck mmww AjUd for the SPRING AND SUM- BMitt. TKAViS ever offered to V. . -. -v r4. J .- . . 4 j . the people of this community. -I have witboot exception the hand somest stock of-. -; OXo4tlaa4sli--fc. V;,'i )-?!.;-.. vt-i -' 4 ? '. 3 .Oaaisli Kx-oieoai, VXasjrawoiiaesai, Jbo ever exhibited, and. made in the . .-- ' - ' ! -. : : .- I.-. , , very best style of the art. . Not- withstanding what may Vo Said by my competitors,' all we ask js a lionest ' knd .FAIR ,EXAM IN A- rTI W -v T a ..a " K '--. itu.i, whicn will conviuce inJ impartial judge of the SUPERI OR IT Yof M Y GOO lis over 'that of any other establishment in the place: Custom Qfpartmcnt. ; Every article WARRTED to be what it Is represented.,. It is unnecessary to say tb the people here, Who; have dealt, with us for the last four years, that we have 44 : " - iu the place, and that our fits can not be excelled in Ohio. ' You are therefore' assured if you want r ' G 0 O 3S X "3? fi , ; and , WARRANTED, to go to Z3' ir2a : C23 : OS. S3 e AT THE " Union fifothina: Store ! AshUod, May 26. I8rfs. 0tf


ocr: P.M.. ' ; n s. knapp, 1 J. KENNY, J. ALBEKSON. JOHN VAN N EST, R. N. HERSIIEY. v 4 JOHN S. WHITE, WM. COWAN, ROSWELL WESTON, ; jr : : J w ycoff. - I . T- 'Bvndocratid Central Committee. ." July 2, 1853". . " "


ocr: CAPITAL Etf LAKGEb. iS&k yss h rT' gglw Incorporated 11119.. .. .Charter Tcrnetual. , ENLARGED. 7 JCXT, 1857 .-TO : , Cash Capital, $1 000,000 - ABSOLUTE. JUSfl UM IMPAIRED! '.' su-tiuM, $422,iea,.ii. Wi-th tHK Efe8TiOE,rtr 33 TEARS' Succxss ako -; ErPKEtsNCE. 4 -' . - - - ;4"V; i iipitaRff as. ,;- 'p; ; -: r.a. sa in, h. hs'itoooi, josrrr encarn, ''. EOBT SCBLL, - M. A. TOTTI-a, F.-rCwWEB, - , B. A. UOLKEI.ET, B., MATBCB.. B, . HirUI., . s.a. wabd, .. rtiTT, i. Diniiia, o r, Davis i . ,. d. billteb. t. a. alexbdeb. s , W. tlKilf.- . . C. k. BBA1BBAEO ... E. a. RIPLEY, T. A. ALEXANDER,, - : 4 4 ' - Presiaent. - ' iii Vice President. THOS. K. B1IACE, Jr.,-c4r.' : f ; ;;J. B BENNETT, Gen'l Agent .-: -ISSUEES.AOAIKST THE L . DANGER OF? J; IRE ! ''P ' . . , . . '. ,"'.; '.. ", '.,'' PERILS OF INLAND. NAVIGATION. JIS LIBERAL R&L&a AMD rllATKg. AS SXSSlJKEO PERMIT Of FOR SOL- tr&VCT AHD FAIR PROFIT. ,a - ' ESPECIAL ATTEKTIOX PAID TO Imurance of Dwellings, Farm Prop erty, Out Buildings and Conients. Sacfi insdred for petioda of 3 to 3 years oa the j most favorable terms bosses Equitably Adjusted anil Prompt- ,, PtiJ'ad; , .. .... V LOOSES PAID; $10,437,312 . 84.' rVea'lth. wiU a 744ar.d prompt attention to a leg Uiipala lmr(uu bvalacsa, sod tkeexecu liou oi. connects in good failli, have inducements wijh the public tit selecilng their Uuderwriter we refer them for test of quality, and our claim totbejr patrouage, to records of past services, tendering their j-tiuuaiice with lacreasiug abili ty aud labilities ia future. Casics Frrsl clqSM taiemuitf ' may le Eftcted with- sni Dl9, mlhthit axs4 ssfe Crp4JTMlin. Through. ' - . . J ' ". . WICK &SJACOBS, A (rents, Jaae 30. l&-a 3m4 -Ashland. Ohio. Kansas ! Kansas ! IS, the freesoil of tbe 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 Sampscf House, and evince, by their patronage, that they are honest in their professions, and believe one man to be as Sood as another. Shaving done easier than le brokers, aivd hair clipped in a style that would put to blush tbe tonsorial skill of a f Delilah. -LmI tne uuoelievercome and eee if one half has yet been told htm. 1 . . . . . GEORGE DORSET.'., Ashland, March 21 1858. 4!tf - v ' ' 4 4 ;4': ; ' ' - 4 - " . 1 . - ..-t- -


ocr: At TilG OLD ST AN B d fe. JXQLC&ul chuBB. -'i V, fiv.i . 4 iJ.J . 4 y rooms mmt fit t w mfmwrniM H -tTfitf. AVft CONSTANTLY, O ffAN AND Sta(ionerjr: ' i :..z--vi-t "fj "ii-j's "i Blank Books,4.-;- ii'rst -f- -Ladies' Fancy Baskets, !T.' TKp.;.i.t Window Shades and Fixtffres.' (3 n 't Io s-t, iVsj ni i : VII", , - , - ; ,v ... t y aruiouvo : ' V Maiicicl,' ,x anno, Oils, ne Dye Stuffs'," i Glass. Ware, V, Gas Fixtures ana . Patent JledieiDes. ;- . ,t; Wall Paper a host of Patterns," - Ijold fens, - ' ' -'- .; : vr '" - Steel Pensi ; - ': ; ; P ' , P' J L. And all other pensdowa to the " - j -f-Pld gray Goose Quill, ". '"; ' Lamps of all kinds and patterns, fitted for Oil. Lard. 3urnine Fluid or Gas. with .11 tl, materials to filland kenp burning, or Star and Sterine Candies, any way you choose, gentle men... .Weih41l4e.tb.atio wi.goVa. away dissatisfied. - ' . .. . - .. . TeCojree, Chocolate, Starch, Saleratus.v Ginger, Sugars, Golden Syrop, Molasses, and all kinds of Fruits, Spices, Essences and Extracts, for rt fined cookery. Tho quality of. ' "' 1 1 ! ! 44 .. ; . ; f . . Jdmaics Rum, Holland Gin, Monongahela Whisky, PortTSlierry, Mnderia, end Sweet Win; lor Medical, Mechanical and Artistical .purposes, alone: : (Mind that will jou.) Bronson'a Fancy, for chewing and smoking. Cavendish , Honey Dew Ladles Twist and Virgin Leaf and Lump Tobacco. - - ;; , . ,: - ,:..;:-3,-,. ,.U : .- . .- . , . , . Perfumery-7-iiore than fifty kinds, "f russes. Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braeea. iSur gtcol Instruments, Syringes, all kinds: Breast Pumps, Nursing Botfles. Nipple Shells and " ..j m Humni, nuiiity to purchase, aispose ana aispense, lustenll and - - -j Eeb.10. Ifl58..36tf !, . - - ; i. CLARK & POTTER. Shields see Us;


ocr: ., GROVER & BAKER'S . CELEBRATED - Family Sewing Machines, : ; 495 BROADWAY, NEW TORK." 53 WEST FOURTH ST.. CINCINNATI., 184 SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND. - JO'Theae Machine are now justly admitted to be the best in uae for Famil) Sewing, mak ing a new.alrong, and elastic atltcb, which -will hot rip. even il every fourth atilcb be cut. Circulars sent on application by letter. March 34, 1858. . ly49 -