The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: GOOD NEWS A VINO, Parchasod the well known Caiiinte Stlablithmtnt formerly owned by . u. oinoDs, woud say to tho peo ple oi Asniana ana an th region raund about, that thev are nnnaratl H;?ii3l. to furnish a superior article of PIS I CABINET FURNITURE, from th most nlain to th most fash ionable, at lowr figures than any other estab- nrnmoBi in too coontry. rney ootn being practical workmen and acquainted with th business In all its various branches, believe that they can astonish th natives. Come along and take a peep at our wate-room which you will find in the Room formerly occupied by J. McComb, in Sampanl Honse, and yon will b shure to buy. Work mad to order oa tha shortest notice, the workshop yon will find im mediately east of Ihe Conrt House. All kind of Produce taken in exchange for furniture. Cash not refused. Beady ETado Coffins, always on hand, funeraia attended to any part of lh Country with Hearse, particular atten. tion will be paid to this pari of tho business and at reduced price to suit the time. Coffin trimming done at all limes and on Ihe si.ortrst notice either plain or fancy as friends may wish. YARICK & K1NC. Ashland, Feb. 14, 1S55. 3Sti H


ocr: TT MIS A MfflTi Boots and hoes for the Million! INCLUMNG KN'OW-NOTHINGS, SAG NICHTS, AND ALL T e ARE now prepared to show to the baying public one of the best and cheapest stocks of ' ' "V with a general assortment of TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS ; PALM LEAF, LEG AND STRAW HATS ; MOROCCO AND LINING SKINS ; SOLE LEATHER ; CHAIRS, 4c, ever offered to the people of Ashland County. . s o 1..J n1f T.:.. ...... T tl. ,l Tllnt Tl.fu QI..... I? rp; oi: na"ieicu "'t'.1 J"uu " J" "'"s1""' "F". - 1 Calf, Kip, Patent Leather, Cloth, Morocco and Kip Bootees, Ties, Gaiter, Turn Buskins, blippers and Walking Shoes, both plain aud fancy. BOT8' DEPARTMENT. Boots, Gaiters. Brogans, Slips and o- OXFORD TIES. CHILDRENS DEPARTMENT. All kinds, colors, styles, sizes aud patterns of Shoes gaiters. . ' All of the above stocK we are determined to sen i.u w iuk beaui 1'ai . uall and see at our Store Room, one door east of T. C. BualinoU'B Store and dtreetly opposite the Bank, we are manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS t SHOES, having some of tho BEST IN NORTHERN OHIO. Special atteution given to WORK! J. WASSON & STUBBS. CUSTOM done on tho shortest notice. N. B. ' If you want a nice sett of Cane Seat Choirs, or have them on hand. large Rocker,, or Sewing Chair, J. W. &. S.

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Eaton Democrat. [volume]

ocr: O'CONNER & BROTHER, SUCCESSORS TO GALLIGHER & ERNST, Wholesaltt Dealers in nnm & domestic dry goods. No. 123 MAIH 8TEEET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STB., CINCINNATI; (X5Spccial Inducements offered to Cash Customers. September 2S,ls5i ly. Lebanon "Citiieu" copy on

place_of_publication: Eaton, Ohio

publisher: W.A. Duggins


ocr: Rates of Advertising. One square for less) 3 insertions. tt:0O " " Each additional interlion, 24 V Three months, .... J:0O " " Six months, 6:00 " Twelve months, ... :00 One fourth ofa column per year, - 16:CQ " half " " . . igXO " column " ... J0:0U Al! over a square charged as two squarea. 1. ITAdverlisementa inserted till forbid at tie expense gf ths advertiser. XI JOB WOIIK Executed at this office with neatneas and patch, at )he lowest possible rales. Rates of Advertising.


The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: .DRY;GOODS, CLOTHING, &C. Hail to th3 Chief who in Tfiumph Advances ! ; TilE OLDSXONE'doR Revnor'a eld stand, aad ,isae adding thereto the AND WIN TE R GO ODS, 71 eSPKCSFULLTaa-iuricev to-lke pablie that a bee paxetiaead the eteek ef Goods for- merly ownea try V X J. Kisser lot of new been broaght to Ashland daring the preseat aeaeoa PeOpTera Emperioma eieept- . flaring hM many yeara oi expeiience in xoo usaoa nusssi; Of aaiiparva are pains in selctions of bi stock, so that it would be peealiarly adapted to the wol ef the people, thus t : . t - ; , . , v .. SURPASS ALi: COMPtXTITORS J people jnay set it dovrn aaa ,. filed Act that these Goods will be sold as lew aa any of any caa tell, that-I am in the .ring of competition, and that they moat aiUier cut down profits or quit the business 'I have raised the btnner of " .- i ... . ALES A:ITB SHAIX, PR QViTS1 ehali fight ondec it telhe last A My lock embraces every styj e aad variety! - . x . WINTEIi DRESS.GOODS! fa ee,Kagteh, French aad American Ginghama; Moreno. Paramettas, Mualias, Plaide. and Goloon Dreaa Trimming, Poplias.Casaimorea, Alpacas, Lawn Prints, Celiara, Hand doable and aingle. '"'.,'" li R OS 11 A S II A VV 1j S! which I call special attention. , Barred and Black ailka, Emproideriea, Gloves,' Hosiery, Rib Silk. Velvet, Silk, SatiS, aad English Straw Bonnets, trimmin-s to suit, and in short, whichcan be desired by the fair sex can here be had at price that have never been tn Ashland. ; ' We have else aa unsurpassed aasortsestef .. . . , i t , ' ' & CHILDREN'S SHOES 1 Become aloag can be sold at prices that will make the "leather merchants stare, and if you will favor ns with a ealf you shall not so away dissatisfied. - We!J,Genttemei ynr hav avr en aor yar barta eoDceived of th richfl which to Btor tor to v. Yot tMadnc:-:itK or wrd timo wbea jo tan mmt Broadclotbc. C2 h. t S3 -ia .123 . ca t5S53c, averthins which is needed to ng out the mortal male" ia SaBdar Sxiaa fm baail foot at your own prices.. What's the difference if your taisaars high, your crops have foil. t . - w . a .a s A sy sa . . and money is scarce, ii you ceo gei gvous ai vAorx prices, any piy for tbem la tail "good, coraiear si addition ta the above, I have also a large assortment of " - ; -, ' U E A N S W A K b A N O C.R O C K 1XA Family Groceries, xanaceiouoas, anus ran aaa complete assortment o( particularise further.-' SufficV it te say that my stock -will sot lease ia eos any ia Ashland County, either in quality; quantity or price.. I am determined that thegxtods shall net oe monopolizes uj i, Maornoior, ii cneap geoas, aM plenty or thesa .float a chavse. Buahaeli may be geart, a " g rioter than Bashaell ie here.1 The" bianW Doete of the Emporium have been moved up-afreet, aad the new Palace is bow a-pen for reception of visitors. Altthingiafe now ready, come and -' VOttDlOUlinOM WDO IOV PDs Aii ainosoi r . . . ia exchange for goods, and cash always accsptabls. sr CASH paid foe Clover Meed aad t . - .....i- . - Ai . - i f- '-" -; -' . :; . . t ; ' Ashland, November nd, tsa. . ss-tr. , CllYSTAL ; PALACE OUTDONE ! ! HAIL, ALL HAIL, THE GREAT ARRIVAL QF NEW ; a


Eaton Democrat. [volume]

ocr: OF- Goods, Quecnsware, Hats & Caps, B nets, Boots. To 0.& W. Mi:NK', Cor. of Main & T&nm sts. Eat:; ii, Ohio, are now roceivinrr, their Fall and Winter iality beauty, stylo or texturo in t itan. Call it a -r purchaaos. Snoes, &c., stock which hr.s never been surpassed for quantity. everyrjoay it you wouia avo money anu oe. pie-ij-eu tSejd, io, 133a.


ocr: m FEWEST STYLES OF BUY GOODS, QUE ENS WARE, GLASSWARE, HATS, CAPS, BONOS. SHOES, &C. 00 TO No. 8, Main St., Eaton, are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter nt'n k of Pry Goodj rrl, lie b.N. t in thu town of K.it-m winch they intend to '.1 stvlc c:iunr, bi if vou i t to s ive oiir limnev au t L'1' '.wwU" Tht'v would ;v tothcir Genua u friends mnm eh in 'ntitr, rj'iilil I' hi l-w i-. c ill n in t in ( !. rk v,-li) b :r;riini. (Nviutrv I'r- d-ii'j tuk ihut they hava employed a (i.


The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. 1 GOOD NEWS HAVING, Purchased tho Cabinet JEftablithmtnl formerly -owned j. u. etoBDs, wou'd ssy to tbe peo ple of Ashland sod ail the reucd about, that they are to furnish a superior article of CABINET" from the most plain to the moat fash ionable, at lower figures than any other estab lishment ia tho country. Tbey both practical workmea and acquainted with business in all-its various branches, that they can astoaish tho natives. along and take a peep at our ware-room you will find in the Room formerly by J. McComb, inampael House, and yon be shore to buy. Work msde to order on shortest notice, the workshop you will find im mediately eaat of the Court Houae. All of Produce taken in exchange for Cash not refused. Ready Kade. Coffins, always on hand, funerals attended to any of the Country with Hearse, particular lion will be paid to this part of the and at reduced prices to suit the times. trimming done at all times and on the notice either plain or fancy as friends wish. - - YARICK A KIXC. Ashland, Feb. 14, 1855. 38ti-


Eaton Democrat. [volume]

ocr: O'COHNER & BUOTHEE, SUCCESSOKS TO GALJJGHER & ER? ST, . Wholesale Beaters I u . B1IIH I BSlf fflC DRY BOOBS, 2T9. 121 STREET, BETWEEN TH1ED AND FOTJETH SIS , CINCINNATI; COTipecial Inducements offered to Cash Customers. .Member i-U S3 tly. Lebanon "Citizcu" copy one year. DDCTOB YOURSELF: THE POCiiET -ESCLLAPIES a, KVKRr 0X1 HIS OWN riiVSiCiAN IMIE 50' V Edition, with One Ilnn- L eired Engravings, showing-Disea scs aud Malformations of the Ilumnu System in every shape anil form. To which is added a Treatise 0:1 the Diseases or Females, being ol the highest importance to married peepl'-vor tluae cjntem;ilaling manage. By WILLIAM YOUNG ,M .D Let ns father ba as tamed to ureseul a conv of the JSCULAPIUS to his child. It may ave hu from an early grave. Let no young man or woman enter into the secret obliga- lions of mtrried life without rcadiiiK the i'OCKGT JEiCCLAP. US. Let 110 one s-uf- feriua from a hacknied CouaU, Pain in the side, tesllcss Mis; eraiu 01 uystiop-ioacujuom, u..u 6i.i. ii vj 1, slits, nervous feedings, and the whole iyjiieniio sensations, and given 1, p by . 1 ...ii . .,J.,i .;n . , their physician:) he another moment without oiisuliingihe iLicuiapius nave me married. or th i;c abjat to be married any impediment, -km.! this truly useful hook, ns it has been the 1u:sus 01" saviugthousands of unfortunate crea tures from the very jaws ol death. TrA.iy person sending TWENTY-FIVE CiiS tS etislose.l in a letter, will receive one opy of this work hy mail, or five copies will tie sent lor une uotiar. Addess, (post paid.) DR. Wit. YOUNG. No. 1 52 Spruce St., Philadelphia. DrTX 11. MEirEmiiiT DENTAL SURGEON AND OPESATOH IN Mechanical Dentistry. VTTOULD respectful')- inform both friends and V V patrons thut he nr.v now b'.' found on Man "it '-"".IQu, Street, one square west of the Cuuri fftSLtlouse, Kuton, Ohio. t-TXH-T Thankful for the liberal patronage oesiuv.cii me iusi year, an t ei luenccs 01 Sitisl.,c tiou rendered, he feels like renewing bin effort not oniy 10 please, put 10 surpass, it possible, hii luruier ope't uuuns in Artificial Work. incorruptible Artilicial Teeth inserted in entire or parts of setts, with tinm of n beautiful grami- i.iuon, so ueiicaieiy unteu ana blended astndcfi detection from the natural, except by the closest luspccuou. Atmospheric Pressure, Teeth always inserted on this principle when iuu entire areu is reipurcu.aim .111-11111 sells wnci. im couuiuuu 01 me moiiiii win admit ot it Filling Teeth. I JDr. M.Vould call attention to this very inipnr- 1 ant operation, by saying that if properly douc- xeeiu can oe renaereu usetui lor j 1 1 c . Extracting, Cleansing, and Regulating Chil. dren's Tettii, and general diseases of the mouth treated m a tuuicious nionner. Ollico and resideiiceon Main Street. one square n j nf .tirt r-'.iin-f llintci. P.t.m III,:.. April 12, 1355. ' ljr. W.M'Lka.n. p. L.Wkavkr WasliiugtonlTI'Lcau&Co., tOILER MAKERS, and dealcrr in Sttot Hind Boilers and Engines, Congrest 8treet,one loouast ofL,udlow, Cincii nati, Ohio. Constantly on hand an assonnerit of new andiejotid hand Boilers, which they willse! joworexchnngefoold ones. June 3, 1832 - I4. W. WINSTOX, I A. V. WINSTON. T. SIIOTWKLL, I I. N. WINSTON. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Dity GOOOS, o. 29 Pearl Street, bet-veen Main & Walnut, CINCINNATI, 0. RE now receiving their stock of Spring Goods, which will be found to comprise every style, quality and price ofj Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods, selected with a knowledge of the wants ol Western Merchants and purchased al the low- est prices. Nnrchanli visiting the city for the i purpose of purchasing an entire stock or re )leiishing, will find our stuck complete, va ried and superior in quality, and our terms low. Give us a call at Nj. 2!) Pearl street. February 16, 1S51. Corn I r- 011 Oilll. in poui Scott's Little iant Patent and Cob Mill. Puttnted May 10, 1851. The undersigned respectfully b.'g leave to in form tho farming commjiiity aiid public in gene ral th.it they hare noiv in storo and ready for sile a choice lot of the above named Mills, which we warrant to grind twelve bishcls of corn in one hoar, drawn bv one horse. Farmers nnd others are respectfully solicited to call at our store and scs one nf our nrlls in operation. J, A. Hubbell 4 Co., M Uarron street. C:ivrigc Buggic dc Wagon Shop. fP.IE undersigned wjuld respectfully an X nounce tothe public that he still conliu ues to carry on Cariiage Huggie & Two horse wagon making at the old stand adjoining Neal's blaacnsiuithshop. Work of all kinds madeto order on short notice. Also several new Buggies and Carriages teiiy made and for sale on terms that cannot .ail to suit. Persons in wantof like articles are invited to calland examine the work for them selves before purchasing elsewhere. P. S. All kindsof repairing done, old bug giesand carriages repainted and retrimmed, on tiiir terms with neatness and despatch. W. T WHITFIELD. Eaton AprilGth 1853. I" J i lerr-sq., city .t mm J. une, .ai ivin ll'RD ( your if -jppi SPECIAL NOTICE To all Persons Interested. LL those knowing themselves indebted to l E. Minshall ond E. Minsball & Son, are earnestly requested to make payment on or be fore the 13th of January next, to E. Minshall, who 3 full) authorized to ilose the Huoks and make settlements. N. B. Itis confi ler.tly hoped thatnoaddi- ioual notice will be required; uut that all C011 erned will promptly come forward and liquid ate their indebtedness. E. MINSHALL will nt all times be found at the MeV liook il'jrs, in J. Campbell's biiil lin, west of the Cjurt Il'juse. E MINSHALL Si SON. Eaton, Jon 5, 1851-tf. J. P. 3 A L L Nos. 28 Fourth & 10 Fifth sts. CINCINNATI. My facilities for taking pictures of children are u it equalled in the city, having lately uJ led a new room with 0 superior light expressly for that purpose. tU'l'iulures tuketi in all kiudy of weathei Match 9, I85J. will r.aton, rales. 1 n will V U Silent ,-, I u i O where, LYON'S CATHAKiO.V. a most splendid irticle fur preserving aud beautifying the hair. It pr, vcu's its falling o!f aud turning grev, fur i!t al t!ie l)riig-itor',of ,!. P. itrooi:i .lr Son. Af ki:;:.-!. 'h.-. s..!e 1-y ' -,f the I.e. a.EA I We .:-ip;iv TliIE unJeraised being desirousof c'.osii gout J-hisbiis',ncst,now offers fr sale a large lut uf BUSSUlhS AID CARRIAGES. winch will bj sold cheaper than any establish. ntc'it in the comity, lie will trade for homes or I...b, r-'' carriages. A credit of ninemoiiths t'leirnoekot JOIIK J TUOXLI.L. JOI1X A, ASI1UUIIV JOHN J. TKOXELL&CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN rjyjcnSjFluwcrs, Embroideries, Silks, AXIl A COUPI.KTK ASSORTMENT Op MILLINER Y GOODS. I'ltf XIX IU SIllEEI, CINCINNATI, OHIO. G2EAT CHANCE ECS BASGAIKSl! wi" 'w'ven for good paper All those wanting V' v.ceablewillliud it money 1:1 their pockets to give us a call. itogiv Eaton, June 17, 1S3I- W. U. A 0. -12tf. KLIXE. 0SAG2 ORANGE FENCING! fjHE undersigned is cntsapeil in the planting X and renrineof theOsaae Oranvc nd in noiv prepared to make eiigafeineiils for furnisliin sprouts an J setting, or selling and maturing euucK ai juir pncit, nun will watrant a FIRST KATE FENCE, in four years! Alt orders addiessed !o West Elkton, Preble county Ohio, will bw nrnnintlv attended to. N. IIOP.XADAY. ' Dec. 7 1351. tf. PALL. iJ. mOXA3 McBONOOII, CISCIXNATI, 0. WHOLES ALU GHOCEIS, AMI DEAI.Kll l. Ee3d3 Country Produce. &e. i)A Street, Nsrth Side, 3 doart UVsi of Elm. 'PiIL sulMcriber takes this .netlio I of informing 1 hisoid frieiidsand the vulilie in r..i:.,-:i I .t7i.,i !ie hasentsirged hi store rw.n ab:ve and li. luu-. ind miiow r.'eeiriiiixa larireand fresh assortniLin if UROCIllllKi), comprising in part, of oil uarrels xso. I Jlauktrel. 100 ' No. a " CO " No. 3 " 150 12 " Nos. 1.2 and 3. 75 " New Whitefish.' 001-2 " " " 150 Prime Plantation Molasses. 1C0 Ketts assorted Nails. dO Hoxes Glass. Sugar, Coffee, Tea, EIm, .Indigo, AlumT Madder, Coperas, f.'otton Yams. Salt. Tobacco, ue.i u , ite , togi-ther witn all articles of Groccrie, suitable fur t.ie country trade. Merchants nr.. ivspeeitiitiy mviteil ty call and examine goods i.i.i u3i.-cii.iiu prices ueiore tinrctia.unir e se " H I T.,. SAt. WAKE HOOMS. ISAAC L. JOHNSON, resneclfullv announ ces to the citizens of Eaton, and the public 1 j--nfc. generally, inai ne nns now on www hniui, ready madeand for sale, " " a larire and handsome assor rnent of FL'KNITL'KE, embnicing elegant solas, Centre Tables, Easy Chairs, Parlor uiairs, Sc, of the most beautiful and nn 1.. r i- , - . 1 piuicu 51) ies ui lorm nnu Iiliisn. COMMON CABINET WABE. I have on hand a very heavy stock of chea ware, comprising Cune, Flag and Wood Seat Chairs, Stands, Bedsteads. Lounges. An The above articles may be found at mv Rooms Baron street, adjoining the Book-Store of cms iMinshall, and immediately west of the ourt (louse, where all nelsons desiring am- thing in'.Ut Fl-unituhe line oie lenuesUd u. Having in opeiatinn a! my manurnctimin- ;slal)lisliment. near the Railroad DhiihI. R'nr Turning .Machinery, I will attend to all orders my line wiin promptness. Work of oil Minis made to order on shott notice and tea sonaoie rates. Thankful for the liberal share of nilblip nn. trotiage heretofore received, the subscriber hopes to merit and receive a continuance of to mvor. fcaton, Jan. 26, 1854 tf. Attention Soldier! AMES A.GILMuitii will prosex-ute upon lib cral terms all claims against the Genera vermneut for liouiity Land or Pensions for truces renuered in the war of 1512 or any other American war since l7Jo. llavingetigiged the assistance of Win. II. Mil an Attorney reading in Washington p.ormcrlyol Hamilton Hutier county Ohio,) ..u liiicu.M.i.-anee inai i ianns entrusted ti will recive i.rompt i.tteutiou. 0!lice of Wm Gilmore, Parou St. Eaton O. April 6, 1635. 3m. Coach and Carriage Trimmings We have a large slock of goods in the above to which we would call the particular at tention ol carriage manufacturers (Jur nrices 1... r. 1 1 . .... . mi xiuiiu verj low. j.a. uuuucll &CO, Jnst ISrccivrd. Cflges.Canary aiidHeinp Seed nt theDrug itoreof J. P. Hrookinsi Son. ROC M) Alum and Lake Salt bv thcUnrrelor huck, ,tust received and tor sale by alO. R.S. CUNNINGHAM ocrrics, a choiceslock now 0.1 hand nil for sale wholesale or retail. Send orders to the Grocery of Lanh's & Dick you desire fresh, cheapandgood arliclts -site the Courtllouse, Main st., Eaton, O, THOMPSON ft: IIAUItlS Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, f II. I, practice in l'rcule amiaujoiiiingcouu V ties. All business entrusted to their care meet with prompt attention. Cilice on Har- ron.Mreel.threedoorsnorth ot ( anausdal's store OI110. Fcb.8, lUiii. Salt! Salt! Suit! JUST receiving a large lot ol Salt which I will sell to my old friends at the louul Callandp11rcha.se. R.S. CUNNINGHAM. nnn ,,l's,iels ats wanted, fnr l',"Ju" which Ihe bights prie in cash he paid, by It. S. GliNNIN HAM. AN' ICS,': I ICC have on hand a lot of the best Cranberries IntelTsecn ill this inaikrt. Cincinnati prices. For .nil 1 - . L. .. 1 1 r. 1 1 bii.vivJ. " v uuTe iiuw uu iiuuu lor aisjioai as fine a variety of Sugarsascan be hud any and will sell as ninny pounds tothe dol lar. Lanius A Dick win AS. We call the special attention of those hoarufon.l of good Tea to our lumilv do not hesitate to recommend it. Laniui Dick. Salt! Salt! Salt ! roiiiur ft Di- k arc! now rceiving a large .f S:.i', diffticnt qualities, which "-nif.dlal tl-c 1-T-vcst tv. r- I on lie the U the ial Wc For -! Latest Importations. THANKFUL for the liberal share of received fi 0111 a gouerous public, J.CUA3IKEE6S, respectfully iuforms his old friends and ers, and the people generally, tlu.t he has ceivedfromthccityancwaud largo CLOCIIS, WATCHES, AND JEWELBY. among which may be found almost pattern and nriceof EieU-dav. and Alarm CLOCKS. Also. (io!d and Lever. Magie. I.euiue. En?lish. Striss. r reneii sr -m- ras.-" ata star Emerald, Pearl, Turtpioig, Cornelian Garnet, Plain and set cluster breastpins. Finger-rings. superior Gold Pens, and Fob chains, Gold and Sil ver 1'eneils. Slides, Thimbles. Tooth.picks. Money Uelts, claionets, tortnso shell thermometers, toys, toy-w.Uehes, fancy silver forks, butter-knives, W 1 3 t'i 5B cJ 03 CD sj r&: 8 c. Gold spectacles and lockets steel beads, tassels, Accordeons, music boxes, llutes, CUTLERY, Superior pocket and pen-kuives Luxui ving razors. Fine tab'.e cutlerv, gar tongs, table and tea spiHins.'liuo and liritliaiina ware. SPECTACLES Silver, Plated ; --fQ hcissnrs, steel iitns. nilU Stl'lll cases, tooth, hair, nnd cloth brutdics, needles, silk, cotton and buck-skin wallets, shaving boxes, soan.nnd stroos. es, amber beads, percussion caps, tvafcrv, hirmonicous. steel and nlit..l chains. Crold Silver CiiJt ami Wateh chai.isand Keys, plated and silk A lot or toys, ic., with uiauv articles imountof clocks. vvateh.'S ami the subscriber, is the best evidence "I the lency of the articles ho keens on tinnil. ui van ana examine lor yoaisel.es. the t'onrt House, Euton, Ohio. Feb. I, 18-33. . 2,000 Vuslicis White X Ut liaxseetl to Loan. THE uadersi'med has Two Tim,.,ml 'i Good Clean Flaxseed to Loan 011 renin. I ersons wishing tolloiro-.v, will call at my Grocery, where will ha found assortment of Coders, Kumars, Tras, fnit, PAKIILV CSSJOt'EStJS, PLUG WINES AND HHAXDIKi For eiiml purposes, sol J cheap Ea-lend Marsh i Loikwood's new Main Street, Eaton, Ohio. , K- S. March 22. 1855. JOSEPH H. RAPER, Jlcrcandise and Proilucc Broker, 18 MAIN STI5EET, (SitCOXD STOIIV,) CINCINNATI, OHIO. Oct. 5, '54 ' Ho for t c New ftoods! FIRST ARRI.L FROM THE STEPHENS &. CO., VliE now receiving and optning the stock of C.ods ll ey have ever this murket. From the expnience we had, we believe we have stlicltd a Goods, which in quantity, quality, style price, will satisfy the Wants of this ntiy, ami 11 they will call, we will inucn pleasure in showing n.cin our and telling our prices. Cume One and nndjook before yon nurchnse elsewhere. BJ Remember Stephens & Co., Main taion, otposite XNalioliol Hotel. THOMAS W. SFiJAGUE f- mum clothiers No. 1 13 Main Street between 3d & 4th Cincinnati, Ohio. CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE & furnishing Articles of every Terms Cash!! Lintiai's GEXEnALassortinentori.intKn pure article, for sale at the u- retail Grocery of "ia,)0- R. S. rsnf all holesalu 'OHKS, Hakes Spades and Shovels of i' kiudsouhaudattho Grocery of R. S. ma SO. Eaton Dressing Itooia. ;lmi 1 tree t il joining t k f National ROItK;i'i fi r 1 r.i, ATltW lifilitc i.;m.,.ir 1- . . '"""-" to reauiness lot ln1S''V"';Dfeis'nCt Shampooing and lung that belongs to his Mop nf l,sicU "", ueP!, o Please all, nnd he les all lo call and try for themselves. TT I 1 T u,'lcrs nnd sill!, f,,r sal "t ...iu.t3iui.uuu retail Grocery of R. S. 30. A.Gl-.h, Lemons, Nuts. Fruits, Ac., for J """t"""" wiioiesaieanu retailGrocery """" U.S. LAMIS & DICK. Wholesale and Beta 11 4; 1 MAI ST II LET, EATON, O. A RE now iureci-ii.t nf n,,.i ...:n 1.. ,,, v-'UllllllV receive large sutiolii-s of hi,!.. v.;i..r; ceries, which they o.ler to their liberal tio-tns tit l- nH ,.. , . .1 1 . j iu iiieei loo wants iiiesciryiug nines. Dec. 21, Fine lot of Coffee of the most choice just received and for sale nt the new Lam us A MOLASSES, all kinds and tho most totality, now in stun, nml ,rr.,r.,.t ii. at the Grocery of Lauius A Qucensware and Glassware, 'IIINA, Sloneand Common ware, 1 of all kinds, Lookimr-elnksos nf nil New Store of bTEPH ENS & Williams","" holesaleand Ketail Dealer in FRESH Baron St., Eaton, 0. Fresh Bread, and Cukes constantly on TREAT, live. Corn, Oats, Flaxseed, V toes, aud nil kindsof holesale and retail grocery of "Ia U.S. Cunningham )i:OOMSand llrnshcn of nil ti;,l. ik, ed and for sale by the Grocery of jt. Just Itcccived ALAl.CEandfresh supply of all kinds,which will be sold wholesale at the lowest rates, by Mnrch 30. R. S. Cider Mills. have in store a few of Culp's Portable Mills; a splendid mill for the fmmino- sale at the Preble county Agricultural house ot J. A. llulihnll Se NEW article in this market. VIIT nil. for hinery,Ac.,forgalcattheDriig.tore of Api. J.P. fTHIE finnst Mackeral ever offered Ihe niii'in, jiisi opnro ti 11 11 ior .".'HP si hveory of K. S. CUNNINGHAM,


ocr: Important Hews, to Cash Customers AND A PROMPT CREDITORS. Immediately North of lhe Court House, Eaton, have just opened a large Spring Stock of ' MHUmE.PiUil.lIIIl, Flats, Queensware, Glassware, Millinery Gocxls, &c, all of the most Fashionable styles, which Inve been bought for cash, expressly for our Spring Trade, and comprising as lino and large ass rtmont in our lino as is in this market-- We respectfully invite tlis attention of the Goods Buying Public, feeling confident that wo can show them every necessary inducement to purchase. O. & W. MIN'OR. r)-fZsl S. We wish to buy lOO.Ol'O pounds of WOOL for Goods or Cash.


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ocr: 3 ; Hail to the T Chief wlio - i... . ...... .,' THE OLD STONE CORNER LOOKING UP;i : 1 im: i ill 1 w sr-.( rmv It I ? . m. 1 T ESPKCSFULLT announces to tbe publie A.y merly ownea by P A J. lot of atw - - - i -; ' . ' t - F ALL. AND, WINTElt GO O DS, baa been brought to Ashland daring tbe present season "People's Emporlttmnnot except Having bsd msny years nf expeiience'in the goods bnslness.- he has spared no pains in selctions oC his slock, so tbatit would be peculiarly adapted to the wants 0 tbe people, - ' " ' '-' ' -'-''-''-,;:... - , 4 , ... ... j,. tflil ; SURPASS ALL COPvslPET.TORS,. - people may set it down aan " fixed fact " thst these Goods will be soldss low ss any of my easj tell, tbatl am in the ring of 'competition, and. that they must Sitbercut down profits or quit the business.- -1 have raised the banner of r . - , r: . f ALE S AND SIIAL 1 PRO F I TS' sod shall fight under it to ths last. My stock embraces every style and variety ot fc--,:; i LADIES' WINTER DRESS&OODS! Sac h as, English, Frenob and ; American Ginghams ; Morenos, Parsmetlss", Mnsllns, Plaids. Velvet and Goioon Drees Trimmings, Poplins. Cassimeres, Alpacas, Lawn Prints, Collars, Hsnd. kerchiels, double and single. , - ' ; ; .' . ..- ;t ,,,-,,'r.,-, . BROS HASH A WUS ! SI to which I call special attention. Barred and Black silks, Emproideriss, Gloves, tiosisry. Rib bons, Silk Velvet, Silk, Satin, and English Straw Bonnets, trimmings to suit, and. in short, verything Which can be desired by the fair sex csn here be had at prices that have never been endersold in Ashland. We hsve also an unsurpassed essortsnest of - : - L AIDES' & CHILDHEN'S SHOES! which ean be sold at prices that will make the "leather merchants stare.- Socsme along ladies, and if yon will favor us with k tail yon shall not go nwsy dissatisfied. s tJ;,.-T. ' Well, Gentlemen, yonr eyes base sever seen nor your heart conceived ot the riches which we have in store for yoo. Yo-i needn't talk -of" hard times" when you ean get Broadcloths, Sattioete, Tweeds, Jeans, Testings, Boots and Shoes, ' "' ' srs S3 V? CE ;- O jll3P S3 8'''' U. everthiirg which as needed to rig out the "mortal male", in Sunday " ESla's 'froir bead foot at your own-prices. What's the difference if your taxes are high, yonr crops haveiaiU and money is scarce, if yen cat,, get goods at CASH prices, and- pay for them in tbe good time coming I" In addition to the above, I have slsoa large-aseortmsot oi ifl ;vw -s a i.;--. QUE A N SWA R E' A ND cO R.O C K E Rl Unaware, jamiiy urgcinn, iiuco nuuuu., .-!--,:.... -, DO Vf E; M E K P It isnselessto particularize further. " Suffice (ttb with any in Aaniana voaaiy, siuisi m vuan, qwuui; or price, a am aeierminea tnat tnegooas shall not be monopolized by a few, as heretofore, i I cheap goods, 'sad plenty of them will effects ehasgn. BusbnelL may be geart, a "grsarer than Bushnell is here." The " hitch-, posu" of the Emporium have been moved op street, end ths new Palace is now open for reception of visitors. . AH things are now ready, coma and sea that -these .things are '.rue none shall doubt but those whoses not. AH kinds of .. , t . -: , ... -. "ijf..,r, .. , ... . taken in exchange for goods,' end cash always - - - Ashland, November nd, 1854. , CRYSTAL PALACE OUTDONE ! ! IIAIL, ALL HAIL, THE GREAT" ARRIVAL OF'NI p ir.;:.;"3' in Triumpll -Advances h - u u rs 1 ra b m m ui fx I T- that heft has nnpswhfiniserl Ksn mtr W of flnA ' fnav RlPer. tt Rtiaor'l old at&ad. avad ilntnaw dd'tam tlis.rstta. thst saua iuii ana-oompien assortment Ot : j. i,: I K GLW O O I S ! , f say that my stock will not loose an eornpxrison, -i t-?iT : nlc'J i acceptable. CASH-peid fbr Ctevsr teed sad


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ocr: 8TATE II M I II 1 11 $30,000 in G1IAND COMBINATION OF TWO STATES A Splendid Exhibition of Agri cultural and Mechanica .r'milurtj of Ohio Indiana, will be held at the Ktnto Line, on ground of tho old State Line Convention, Wed nesday, Thunday. and Friday, tho ad. 4th 5th of October, 1x55. A Mnuuiticcnt Premium List, embracing Thirty Thousand Hollars will be awarded, cnmietition open to tho whole Union. enclosures and accommodations will be and the wholo ari-anfrement will be got up on scnle of liberality aud uiaguilicuucc never attempted. The whole matter to be under the control direction of an experienced nud entirely repnn nible committee who will spare no pains or ex pense to reuuer everyrning leitisuotory to all. The awardingcoiuniittees will be selected on ground on tbe first day of the Fair, and a amount of the premiums will be promptly paid American Gold! The friends of projrress ond enterpriie through out the oouutry are invited to give this oil or t thei. countenance and support. Tickets, good during tue iair 11.00 Single Tickets 25 cts. Children, half price. All comimiuicutions in regnrd to the above, be addressed to w. w. llllilil.NS, gcn'l. anp't., Richmond, Juno 14, 1855. 3m.


ocr: GOODS JOB CHEAP fflain & m so n 11 I w ,I ' 1 ft f It Cornet aron Eaton. Ohio.


ocr: t SI". Important News to Cash Customers AND p 9jyiP,LcJ5.PJLT 9J? OSCAR & WILLIAM Immediately North of the Court House, Eaton, hive jut opened large Spring Stock of Flats. Otieensware. Glassware, Millinery Goods, &c, all of the Fashionable styles, which have been bought for cash, expressly for Sprint Trade, and comprising as fine and large assortment in our line is in this market. We rcspectiuny invite me attention oi tne Buying Public, feeling confident that we can show them every inducement to purchase. O. & W. MINOR. r. S. We wish to buy aUU,uw pounus oi v uujj lor or Cash.


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ocr: Hail to" tlie" Chief who TIIE OLD ' STONE CORN ER ' LOOK NG UP ! RKSPECSTULLTaaBeiieeee le the pablic that be haa purchased the atock of Good a for . aaerly ewaed by J. jUaaar, ai Rxarotd ataaj.aait ia now adding thereto the largcet eaf m (-. .lt.V? t .' 1 -"v-- ; F A L L AND ; WI N T K ItiG () O I) S, hn beea fcr'oag-htto Aahlaad daring rh present eeaam-' People'a Eeporian" mo eept ed Having baa many, year ( npaicati ia Jke Reode beeiacse. : he haa apared tie pains ia the aelctioes of bis slock, a baU weeiid t aeeeliarly adapted to the -wants orhe people, aad thee - : ' .- '- : V -': s --' ' L "'" '-- : - ' " V SURPASS ALL COMPETITORS. people may set it down as a fixed fact " that these Goods will be soldss low as any of my can , that I am ia the ring of competition, and that they muat either cat down profile or quit tho buaineee. . I have imieedahe banner oi ' SALES AND SIT ALL P R 0 FIT S 1 u .. . , . ... .. . .. . . . i i . .. i : . . . . Shall fczat nOSer It to tne laat. mj aioca LADIES' WINTElliDRESS GOODS! h aa, English, French and American : Ginghatna ; Morenos. Paramattas, Mastins, Pfaids. and Golooa Dress Trimmings, Popliss.Cassimeres, Alpacas, Lawn Prints, Collars, Hand kerchiels, double end single. ... -?. ' BR O SUA SII AW Li S! which I call special attention. Barred and Black ailka, Enrpreideries, Gloves, Hosiery,' Rib Silk Velvet, Silk, Satia, and English 8u Bonnets, trratmia. a to suit, and in abort, which ese be desired by the fair in eaa bera be bad at prices that have neves been in Ashland. We have also an nnsarpassed assortmest of .. AIDES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES! can be sold at prices that will make tbe "leather merchants " stare..-, So come along and if yon-will favor uawith a call yon. shall not go away dissatisfied. :- - . t t IE M.Y L E M IE ? " E PA K JM E MT.l::; - Woll, Gentlemen i7onr eyes have never seen aor year beans conceived of the riches which lorjou. .'Tot needn't lalk of hard times" when yoa eaa get Broadcloths, Sattiaeta, Tweeds, Jeaaa, VesUngs, Boots fend Shoes, r ; . v i - -J'::'r Tf S3aaX S3" ' LS . C3 -Cb. :CF' 3 "7V. ! evertbingwhicb is seeded to rig ont tbe. "mortal male"- in .Sunday '.' fixia's "from bead featax four ova prices. What's the difference if your taxes are high, year crops base fail and money ia scarce, if yoa can gat goods at CASH prices, and pay fortbem in (he "good. coming I" In addition to tne aoovo, ua aiaoa arge aasonment or W A a E A N D C R O OK ER Family Groceries, Tankee Notions, and full and complete ssssroeeat of i iaaselessto particularise further. Suffief it a nay that my stock will not looso ia eoaiparisoa ta Ashland County, either in quality, quantity or price. I am determined that the goods shall aot be moaepelixed by a few, as heretofore, if cheap gooda, and plenty of them effeW charge. ' BnshnelF may be gearf, a g-reefcr than Bushaell is here." The hitch posts " of tbe Emporium base beea moved up. street, aad the aew Palace is boss open for reoeptioa. ai visitors.-,. Ail things are now ready, come and see that these .things nretrae shall doabt bat these who see net. All kinds of - - t .- -:v aiwmwitw : w j 4n.5EwwT3isa u,n:-v-: m '-j.' . w w w ans aw s in exchange lor feeds, aad sh always - '- - Ashlnadi "rovembead,1SSt - ; in Triiimph Advances I ar!Mraj mijim aau Taricij oi Yi! w awvsw MPm. axcUbf a. Uji;3A? , ..... ' C Atll paid Jov Clover Seed ft'nd .. . 26-tf, -


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. R P W04X E HAVING removed bis Stock of Hardware to the Now Bank Building-, one door Kast ef the Bank, and adjoining Holchkisf Better, Store, invites the atleatioi of those ia want of HARDWARE,


ocr: neither will I sell one customer a garment below cost, and then make it off of another, btrt will sell Clothing on average lower than it has ever been sold in Ashland.- Let everybody eal) and see that these things arc true. CStotc a few doors West of the McNulty House and twe doors cat of Skilling fc Burns', Main Street, Ashland, Ohio. - April 8th, 1S55. 50tf J WAR AVITH SPAIN INE VITAB bE! The Que en of the A nt i 1 1 ies must be Oursl Orand Charge of the People -z UPON THE ' - ' . - Id Elloiie 'D6.pnep:l Scheinisetts, Collars, ITndersleeves, Cambrics, Edgings and Laces ; a large assortment of Silk and Sfraw "Rnnnntti;- wll.li triniminyrs tn suit. ' (".'hildrnnft Fljitja a crrvul lf. n T.sjIm' mnA Children's Shoes : and some JAMES W. BOYD AGAIN sends forth 'una L13 proclamation to bis friends and customer throughout the entire County of Ashland, to announce the arrival of Li's mammotll stock of - .... i 1- - f at his old stand in Ashland. This stock has boon selected with unusual care, and cannot fail to meet the wants of the people generally. In the ladies' department we defy competition. Our stock of ., - - LADIES' SUMMER DRESS GOODS! ' is fully equal to anv stock that has or will be brought to Ashland this Spiing. It consists . of. plain, barred, black and changeable Silks ; Silk Tissues, various styles and colors ; French ; Berragcs, plain and figured ; Schallis, an extra assortment ; a large assortment' of Laim, plain and figured, at from to 37 cents per yard ; American and Foreign Ginghams . Prints, enough to supply the county ; ' Flats ; a good lot o Ladies and, IXIfiA SPANISH lAimMS:-.'- to which we invite special attention. In brief, Ladies, if you will call and examina our as- ortment, you will hiiu tnat tne Halt nas not been told you. In this department our assortment cannot be surpassed in town. Our etock of Broadcloths. ' Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Jeans, Vestings, Summer Linneiis, tc, is fully complete. ' We think. ' we can safely say that we havo the largest stock of - GENTLEMENS' SUMMER DRESS GOODS T ever brought to Ashland County. Wc have also on hand a good assortment of BEADY" MADE CLOTHING, which we are anxious to dispose of, and will sell at CITY COST ! ' Our stock of Mens' and Boys' Leghorn, Panama, Palm and Straw Hats will be found equal to any emergency. In addition to the foregoing we have a large assortment of CARPETING, at from 25 cents to $1 per yard, and to which we invite special attentfon. Also, a large stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, QUEENSWBRE, brown and bleached Sheetings, Shirtings, and S3T OS 123 ST CE 0 12 CE S3 -- It would be useless to further enumerate. Suffice it say that our stock will be found as arge, complete, well selected and cheap as any stock of goods ever offered to this community, n conclusion we would say that wit have seen " Sam " and know all about him : and thewe ' who wish to ascertain his whereabouts will please call at the Old Stone Corner, and inanira of our accommodating Clerks, who will be pleased to furnish them with the necessary in form a-, tion, and, at the same time, to sell them the cheapest goods that are to be had in the County, ' ICTDon't forget the place at the old -stand of Rcznor & Risscr, Main Street. Ashland: - ."


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ocr: Fill 111! IMFITHIflOT! Dry Goods, Queensware, Hats & Caps, Bon- maIh "O r r4-n Cor. of Main & Barcii sts. Thcv nre now rccciviiip their Fall and Winter stock whieh Ins never b.'en surpassed for qiiautit.v. quafity, benuty. style or texture in Eaton. Call everybody if you would save money and be plen-ud wit o'-.r purchases. Sept, 20, 1353. SHiv'tr Pro t?ra? in lEatim, Ohio, J 11,


ocr: foe m mwm, prettiest A3VD NEWEST STYLES QUEENSWAEE. GLASSWARE, HATS, CAPS, BONNtTS. SHOES, &C, &C, GO TO BMSI11 & THEV nre now in receipt of their Fall and Winter and styles cannot be beat in the town of Lafon whieh they intend to sell cheaper than ever, call everybody, if you want to sive your money and pot bii Gfaiiis. Country Produce t-ikm in oxehamre loreoods- 1 wotiiu nay totncir (jerinan lnenus OF DRY GOODS mw2 Ko. 8, Main St., Eaton, O. tock of Drv Goods which in nitantitv, nualitv tuai a oeriuan t n r.; who


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ocr: DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &C. Hail, all Hail, tlie Conqueror of Higli Prices! Great Arrival of Ready. Made Clothing at tiitf PEOPLE'S ClifilDlIfi STORE l 0 Bur- Sattuietta Linens and fcstings, oM haft alarira nu ruber of skillful workmen in mv- U ESPECTFULLY announces to the good people of Ashland and M. rounding counties, tnat ne has just received a niammotn biocjc oi RE A DY-MAI) E CLOT 1IIN Gf! direct from the eastern cities, and is now opening them at his new store in.-Ashland,. directly opposite Wallack's Grocery Store. This Stock will be found far snperior to any-that has or will be brought to Ashland during the present season. It consists of fino Broadcloth FROCK, BOX AND BUSINESS COATS, at from $5 to $25 ; Mixed, Fancy, Clouded and Silk Mixed TWEED Coats ; Union, Brown, Duck, Striped, White BuJf Duck, , , .. LINEN SU5IMER" "-'COATS ! at from 75 cents to $1,50; Plaid Cassimcre and Cold-Habit Cloth Coats; a lot of BLACK ITALIAN CLOTH COATS, to which I invite special attention. ... bo the same more or less. Also, Black Satin, Figured Silk, Brocade, Fancy Marseilles and ' Linen Vestings, at from 50 cents to $5. In addition to the foregoing, I have a complete as sortment of . - . ; GEOTLEMEFS FUR ISHIXTG GOOD, Such as Shirts, CoUars, Cravats, Socks, U. I have also a large assortment of Cloths, Cascir ejifeploy, I am prepared to do CUSTCM WORK!! on the shortest notice, and in a manner (Sat caftnot be excelled this side of snndbwn. T , Tailor of twelve years standing, do my own cutting, and will manufacture Clothing as tlr as any establishment in Ashland County DARE do. In conclusion I have only to sry thai : Challenge and Iefy Competitiont : in any department of the Clothinrr business, and fear neither Jews "Gentiles. rest of mankind. My stock has been purchased at cash Drices. and I am bound ia sell at somn ' price. I have no damaged goods bought up eastern auctions in order to sell them' low here, neither will I sell one customer a garment below cost, and then make it off of another, but will sell Clothing on average lower than it has ever been sold in Ashland. Let everybody call and see that these things are true. 'DStoio a few doors West of tho McNulty House and two. ' doors east of Skilling A Burns', Main Street, Ashland, Ohio. April 8th, 1855.--50tf


ocr: ASLTLAND LIVERY STABLE 1 xn.OFH.iX3TOzi. TTOKSKS AKD CARRIAGES to bo bad at -LA boursof the day and niKht. TFT Stables mmeiear el ine MC-siury nonre. Second Mreet Ashland, March 141, cS3


ocr: R. D. B O I C E, HAVING removed his Stock of Hardware to tbe Kw Bank Buildinir, one door East of the Bank, and adjoining- Ilotclikiss' .Batter Store, invites the attention of those in want of- HARDWARE,


ocr: --.Old . Virginia All Right ! , r .. SSST - '1? :IRI0US:DEiIO0R4TIC VICTORY ! TRUE AS.STEEL ! lo.l Lii vv. Or . .' . XJOTmNQISM . SENT v,ATLOAT, AND LEFT THE Ji - STATE IN DISGUST! WISE ELECTED BY OT0 12,000 BIJTOMiTY! c. to a .iT Ybe election in Virginia is a complete


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ocr: FOR TO MMML AM FEWEST STYLES OF BUY GOODS, QUEExWABE, GLASS WARE, HATS, CAPS, LONNKTS, SHOES, &C&C, GO Tj mKft OTTO JR, ilATYTDXl i a i v i i p. t h i.' it i r v i- a i u i n n r. J i s l r i TIIEV are now in receipt of their Fall and Wilder stock of Pry ; ods which in rjuantitv, and styles cannot be be.it in the town of Eaton Inch they ind nil to sell cheater than ever, even ho-lv, if von wat t to save voiir nionev and get bii-wiiu. t'ouiiti'v I'rodiici! taken in i . .pi. II ..... I. . . .. e ..: I.. i ... - . t . . ... . r oir iT'ioui i i HooiiiMin io iiicir jui loan ineiiu.i will to wait on them. No. , Main St, Eaton, iiiui mey nave cnijuoyeo a Vienuaii i lerK "


ocr: 1 Ti III! ii! -O 1 Dry Goods, Queensware, Eats & Caps, Bon nets, Boots, Shoes, &c, Go To O. & W. MafWMTS, Cor. of Main & liu'un sts. 13atim, Ohio, They are now rcciving their Fall and Winter stoek which his never I) -en surpissetl for quantity, quality beauty, style or texture iu E;ilou. Call everybody if jou would nave money and he pleased with your purchase. .Sept, tin, if I Fill HI? mil


ocr: Rates of Advertising. One square, (or less) 3 insertion?1, f If " tach audit lonal linemen, a " Three months, ... 3, CO " Six months, 5,C0 Twelvemonths, - - 8, 0 One fourth of a column per year, 16, fO " half " 18.C0 " column " ' 30,10 All overs square charged a: twoaquores. JTAdverlisernen's inserted till forcid t th expense of the advertiser, JOB WORK Executed at this Office wit neatness ar. espntchthe , at lowed possible rales. JOB WORK


ocr: Rates of Advertising. One square for less) 3 insertion, " " Karl- additional ititilu n, " ' Tl.rte ivi ii' hf, " " Sh iii'.inh.-. .... " 'J'vvt ue noli!! s, - - - On fourth of c coition fir er.r, . fl: .(' 1 .-i . f IM 5' :' i,i.:r " . . " column " All over a squire cbcigrd as two squares. I jAdver!isrrr.en; int r!t il till fuilid the expense of the cdvtrtisir.XC JOB VOIIK F.xccu'ed at this cfli' o with neatness mid de patch, at the lowest possiLle rates. Rates of Advertising.


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ocr: DRY GOOD, Hail to the Chief who . f- THE OLD STONE CORN ER LOOKING" UP ! RESPFCSFIXLLY snnnnnees to the public that he has -purchased the stock of Goods for merly owned by P. St. J. Risrer, at Rexnor's old stand, aud ;inoi. adding thereto the largest lot of new '- - .. : " . - ' t FALL AND WINTER GO'OD S, that has been brought to Ashland during the present season People's Emporium" not except ed. Having bad many years of experience in the goods bosineas. he Jas spared no pains in the selctions ef his stock, so that it would be peculiarly adapted to the wants of the people, add thus SURPASS ALL COMPETITORS, The people may set it down a a fixed fact " that these Goods will be sold low as any of my competitors can tell, that I am in the ring of competition,' and that they must either cut down their profits or quit the business. I hate raised the binner ol , . .. - . ; ,- , j QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS1 and shall fight under it to the last. My stock embraces every styl e and variety ot LADIES' WINTER DRESS GOODS! Sue h as, English, French and American Ginghims; Morenos. Paramattas, Muslins,' Plaid. Velvet and Gulnon Dress Trimmings, Poplins. Casjimores, Alpicas, Lawn Prints, Collars, Uaod kercbiels, double aud single. - BR OS -1 A SII A WL.S4 to whi bich I call special attention. Barred and Black silks, Erripraideriei, Gloves, Hosiery j Rib , Silk Velvet, Silk, Satin, and English Straw Bonnets, tnmmin s to suit, and hi short, bans verythinff whichcan be desired by the fair sex can here he had at prices that have never been enderaold in Ashlsnd. We have also aa unsurpassed assort.nest of L AIDES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES! which can be sold at price that wi.l make ladies, and il you will favor ns with a call ft) Well, Gentlemen, your eye have never seen nor your heart conceived of tho riches which we have in tore lor yoo. Yot needn't talk of hard times" when you ean get Broadelotbs, Casaimeres, Sattinels, Tweeds, Jeans, Vestings, Boots and Shoes, : ; - ..; ;.i ! ; v ' 132 3 - k ST E. . UP S23 8 and evertbing which is needed to rig out the " mortal male " in Sunday ' fixin' from head to foot at your own price. What' the difference if your taxes are high, your crops have fail ed and money is scarce, if you can get goods at CASH prices, and pay for them in the " good time coming ?' In addition to the above. I have alsoa large assortment of . I QUEAN SWA R E A ND CR O CK E R Y ! Il-trdware, Family Groceries, Yankee Notions, and a full andcompleteassortmeat of . ; - HOUSE KEIIPIXGOODS!: 5 I is aseless to particularize further. Suite it to say th.itmv stock will not loose in ntmnrirVnn with any in Ashland County, either inqu Uity, 1 1 : .1 U .. . ... .. business snail noi oe oionH"! jr ucicumin, 11 ensap gonas, ana plenty oi them will effect a change- Bushnel! may be geart, a greater than Busbnell is here.". The hitch ing post " of the Emporium have been moved up street, and tlie new Palace is now open for tbe reception of visUors. All things sto now ready, come and see that these things are '.rue none shall doubt but those who see not. All kinds of taken in exchange for goods, and cash always aeceptabre. - CASH paid for Clover Seedini Pork. "".". " ... , . '' - Ashland, November 23ud, 1854. , . .. :. 25 tf. '. CISTAlPALAGE NE ! ! HAIL, ALL HAIL, THE GREAT ARRIVAL OF NEW T. C. BU3HNELL. RESPECTFULLY begs leave to male his bow again to. the goods-buying public, and an nounces that he has just received the largest, cheapest and bert telected ' - STOGK OF rALL-AND WIITIE flOOBS; that has or will be brought to Ashland this fall. This be states as a fact, and challenges a ci ca parison. It excells ail his former purchases, and is bound to be the A large portion of the atock will be sold THIRTY-THftEiyRJCENJILCJlllA.PliR than the CLOTHING, &C. ;; in TriumphrAayances ! i the leather merchants" stare. .So come along a shill not go away dissatisfied. f quantity or price. I am determined that theeoods l. . I" : 1 1 1 t ... .


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. Extraordinary Demand on public attention: Encourage Home Man U fa clurers ! ASHLAND CARRIAGE FACTORY OYSTERS, Game of all kinds , Sardines, Pick led Meats and the delicacies of the season. Lunch served at all hours on toe shortest no tice. Constantly on band a variety ef Temper ance drinks. - Thankful lor past patronage, he is determin WOULD cairthe attention of lie Public to their large and splendid as sortment of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES .. on hand at their Ware Rooms, for the Spring and Summer Trade; they can now assure the public that the work at their' Factory cannot be excelled in the State, either for durability or fineness of finish. None but the best work men are employed in the Factory, consequent ly it is the only establishment of the kind in this part of Ohio, that will Wabuvkt TfiEiB wobk. , ... .. The attention of purchasers is, therefore, re spectfully called to this establishment, where the best of work can be had at KdT IB&K A OKI . - Come and see our Stock on hand, if you don't buy, tell your neighbors what sort work is made in Ashland.. ' ' Blncksmithing, Painting,' Trimming, Cusr torn Work and repairing done at tho shortest notice and in the best style. Thankful for past patronage we respectful ly solicit a continuance of the same. N. B. All work warranted. Factory on Sandusky St., three doors west of the Court House, Ashland, Ohio. - May 16, 1855. , i.51tf. : NEW ARRIVAL. GHOCKKinS, COXFECTIOViHIEK, TOYS, HIl SICAI, IJISflll JIEATS, ROTlOSSjc, 4c. E. BACHERER, INFORMS his numerous customers that he has just received s large stock of all kinds oi Groceries and Conlectionariea ; a splendid variety of Toys and Notions of all kinds, Musical Instrument.1:, &c, &c. In bis SALOON hn has mnrlR arrantrntrnfi fn'r a constn.t supply of Baltimore and New Havcfi


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ocr: DRY GOODS, HUNDREDS ARE NOW TO THE Old Fortress of Cheap J. R. SQUIRE, WOULD respectfully inform the people of Ashland County, that he has now on hand tbe OLD FORTRESS, an abundant supply of everything wanted by the people for seige. He has HD HSir B 0 D UD ! to clothe all who may take refuge within her walls ; nlso. Groceries, and things to strengthen the inner man. The Commander-in-Chief would say to h:s custo ners, Ladies and Soldiers, th t among his well selected stock of mb be found a beautiful assortment ol SILKS, such as rich Brocades, Plaid and Fancy Plain and Rich Lussred Black Silks, Plain Mode Colored Merinos, Cashmere and Peramitas, Silk aad Woolen Plaids, Elegantly Rich Printed Delaines, Black Alyaceas, French, English and American Prims nnd Ginghams, S3 32. aSSSX2 22 S2T CS3 S3 9 every stylo and variety; silk crape Shawls, Mantillas, Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, snd velvet Ribbons, Laces and Embioideries, Plain and embroidered Chimixettes, sleeves, sc. Plain and Bgured Borages, .splendid Lawns, al l kinds, at very low and eIemens Gloves, Cravats, Scarfs j the finest lot of Ladies' Embroidered brousht to Ashland. Also, Broadcloths, sll colors and prices! Sattmetts and fweedtSdrtUings, Ac ; vesting?, satins, bulft. marseiUos, drc. in snort, every the (rendernfi's dopartmenti Let me say a word for my silks and prints. I will o. . .. . . . I.J ...A.imn.t ..nff.,p.J In ilia fuwinla nf tahlaiiH say that tnev are toe rnoit (uhiucu i There hasi"fceen but one remark among Come Udies who have not hatl tne pleasure 01 seeing, a wouia bbj come one u would at this' time call attention to my large stock of . SUBSTANTIAL. fits. aMTAQt lflrV ftlltl ezoresalv sheetings and shirtings, table damasks, . . ..1 1 .. J . .k!.li wn die., witn mauy omor wwus, - - in this or any market west or ew Don't forget the OLD FORTRESS. It for the Old Commander GROCKR1 1-;S, &C ESiiiE mm 1.1- - f--r"- " ; 7, . the ladies, via : " It ts but to see the Goods FAMILY GOODS. for this market, such as CARPETS, linen napkins, towels and towelling, crashes, am nuii.twl in at. s Inv nrirva an can r.r .. t x or. ..... 13 a perfect cuno3tty to drop in and sec it, if invites all to come.


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ocr: SOMETHIHCr'HEW AD ISlBBEsTHG TO AIL1 -. THE undervigned are now preparing a Wap ot j.hlnnil csanly. from eailrely ongiual surveys. This Map will show theTowush pa, sec tions. Streams, Villages, Churches, Ownership of Land, Roads, and Swamps, die. , " . This Map will begot up in a beautiful and sub stantial manner. WILLIAMS UOKR CO. March Hib. 1P5S 3iu43


ocr: Extraordinary I Demand on PUBLIC ATTENTION! Encourage Home Manufacturers! ASHLAND CARRIAGE FACTOR x ,V-ro eaa cfc Xieaolis ... TT'OULD call tbe atteDtion of 'tbe v v Public to their larjje and splendid as sortment of - - , CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES on hand at their Ware Rooms, for the Spring and Summer Trade; they ean nor assure the public that the work at their Factory cannot be excelled in the State, either for durability or fineness of finish. - None but the best work men are employed in the Factory, consequent ly it is the only establishment of the kind this part of Ohio, that will "WAMaVNT woita. The attention of purchasers is, therefore, re spectfully called to this establishment, the best of work can be had at - Come and see our Slock on band, if don't buy, tell your neighbors .what sort work is made in Ashland. BlacksmithiuK, Paiutins, Trimming. Cus tom Work and repairing done at the notice and in the best style. ' Thankful for pat patronage We respectful ly solicit a continuance of the same. - ; - N. B. - All work warranted. Factory Sandusky St., three doors west of the House, A.shland, Ohio. . . ,' May 16, 1855. "'V r.5Hf. - HEW ARILIVAL. GKOCGR1F.H, TOVS, HIlSICAIi no'i ioKs, Ac, &c. ... - . f. BACHERER, INFORMS hia numerous customers that has 'just received a large stock of all ol Groceries and Conleclionaries ; a variety of Toys and Notion of all kinds,-. Masical Instruments, &c, &c. ; In bis SALOON he has made arrangments a constant supply of Baltimore and New OYST ER, Game or all kinds , Sardines, led Meats and the delicacies of Ihe Lunch served at all houra on toe shortest tice. Constantly oa haffd a variety ef ance drinks. - ;


ocr: DRY GOODS, Hail to the Chief who in Triumph Advances ! THE OLD ST ONE CORN RRiLcT DK IN G UP ) s RESPT.CSFULLY sanounces Co the public that he has purchased the stock 'of (Viods for merly owned by P c J. Risser, at Reznor's old stand, and ;is now; adding thereto tbs lot of new . , . i . - . - -.' . . i LL AND WINT ERGO'OD S. hat has been brought to Aahiand during the present season " People's Emporium not except Having haa many years of cxpniience in the goods business. he . has spared no piins in he selctionf of his stock, so that it would be peculiarly adapted to the wajits of the people, . - - ' " ' '!' SURPASS ALL COSViPETITORS;; people may'set it down asa " flxed fact that these Goods will be sold s low as any of my can tell, that I sm in the ring of eompet-tion,' and that they must either cut down profits or quit the business- I have raised the btnner of - - - - - SALES AITD SMALL PROFITS5 shall fight under it to the last. My. stosfc. embraces every styl e and variety ot LADIES' WI NT REDRESS GOODS ! h aa, Knglish, French and Americao Gioghama ; Moronos. Piramettas, Muslins,,P1i l-. and Goioon Dress Trimmings, Poplins,Casimerei Alpacas, Lawn Prints, Collars', UandV double and singles : , - n ! -- - J - . ' . " ' , B K O S H A S F WS : , which I call special attention. Birred and Black silks, fvnprnidnricsGloves, Unsiery, Rib Silk Velvet, Silk, Satin, and English Straw Bonnets, tnmmin s to" suit, and in short, whiehcin be desired by the fair sex can here . he had st prices that have never beet, in Ashland. We have also an unsurpassed asaort-nest of ...... ;.. . - L AIDES' & CrilLDHK'S SUOES! can be sola at price ma: win mas cue "leaincr merchants" stare. So come aloner : -..;!:.... .:.u . .ll -k.ll i.i: - j . . . . "VTT "" ti i,'vt .- -.. J-.-. K-, .i.4jjuiutiini. Well, Gentlemen, your eyes have never aeen nor your hearts conceived of the richei which have in stdre lor you. Yot needn't ,'alk of hard times" when you ean get Broadcloths, Sattinets, Tweeds, Jeans, Vestings, Boots aud Shoes, . : c01 S3 -. E. SS1 D:-a-l-'Cp.5 2 'fr1- everthing which is needed to rig out the "mortal malo ia Sunday ' fixln's'" from head f.ot at your own prices. What's the difference if your taxes are high, your crops have fart and money is scarce, if you can get goods at CASH prices, and -pay fur them in tbe" good coming t" In addition to the above, I have also a large assortment of NSW A Pi E AND C W.O C K E A V I Family Groceries, Yankee Notions, and a full ajid complete assortment ol v - HOUS ti K K P a tV'GU O D Sic. . . is useless to particularize further. SufTic- it to say that my stock-wiUaet loote-ln comparison any in Ashland County, either in quality, quantity or price. J am determined thrtlbe goods shall not be monopolized by a few, as heretofore, if cheap goods, 'and plenty of them effects change- Busnneu may oegeart, a in exchange for goods, and cash ilways ABDI,UU.iv.i. . T . posw - "i --: j- , . m- a , nom)3en uor reception of. visitors. All ttnngsare new ready, come and see that these, things sr 'juo-f shall doobt but those who see not. AllkisdsoT " . t .... . ia m nnrin m r,VR rann. nitie.n nn mt r m mi ..t n rii. . GllYSIL PAUCiyiUlJI)ONI' ! !- ARRIVAL OF NEW- ' CLOTHING, :&C. 1 grur thon Bus'inell here:"" The " hitch- acceptable, mW CASU paid tarCU.tr genl and 8 tf..


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ocr: O'CONNER & BROTHER, SUCCESSORS TO GALLIGIIER & ERNST, Wholesale Dealers in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. Its. 13J MAW STREET, BETWEEH TH1ED AND FOURTH 618., CINCINNATI; (X3Special Inducements offered to Cash Customers. September 8S, B5t ly. Lebanon "Citizen" one


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ocr: DRY GOODS, 'HAVE YOU ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER MAMMOTH FTOCK OF ' . A T T II E JPeople's Imporimii! !: h T. C. BUSHNELL A NNOUNCES to tho good people of Ashland County that ho has jaat re X JL ccived another mammoth stock of . SPRING AND SUMM ER - GOODS ! -; from the Eastern Cities, which, for beauty, quality and cheapness, cannot be excelled in Ash " land County. It is only necessary to say that this stock is fully equal to any of his former '" purchases. In THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT! ' "' he can safely challenge competition. My stock consists in part, of black, changeable and fig 1 ' ured Silks ; plain and plaid Silk Tissues plain and figured Bemges, nt from 31 to 50 cents " per yard ; plain and figured Challis, at from 37. to 75 cents ; a large assortment of summer lawns, at from 6 to 25 cents ; plain and figured French Brilliants ; plain all. wool Delanes, at from 37 ii to 50 cents per yard ; plain and barred Cam bricks ; plain and figured Swisses ; an extensive assortment of Delaines, at from 12' to 28 cents pervard ; a large stock of Gloves, :, , Hosiery and Embroideries ; Bonnets and Ribons ; childrens' Flats ; Parasols, any quantity ; . !i and a large stock of ; Crape and Black Silk Shawls!! ' In short, we have never presented to our fair friends a better assortment of Dress Goods of : ' every description, and we respectfully request all to call and examine them. i, ... In this department I am fully prepared to meet all demands. My stock of Broadcloths, Cas eimeres, Sattinetta and Summer Goods is large and well selected. I am prepared to do . . ca S3 "p ce sxi cd 1x2. 2 to' order on the shortest notice, and can furnish Clothnine Rcady-Mado as cheap as any of my competitors in the Clothing Business, and can' warrant them to be better made. In addition to the above, I have also purchased a large stock of iT - . which I intend to sell "at prices that can't be beat. I have also the largest assortment of Mens' and Boys' SUMMER HATS that I have ever offered to the public. I have also a large lot of PATENT LEATHER SHOES, for both Ladies and Gentlemen, which I am selling very cheap. In addition to tho above, I " have also a large stock of Winr ow and f n-Tainted and and embroidered Window KEEPIXG GOODS. Also, a complete stock FAMILY GROCERIES!! In short, my stock is complete in every particular, and cannot fail to satisfy all who may favor me with a calL My new goods are going off fast, aud those who wish good goods and ' plentv of them at their own prices, should call soon. A word to the wise is sufficient. Asfiland, April 25, 1855. n48-3m. TTMIB S AB 'TCMTT ! Soots and Shoes for the Million! INCLUDING KNOW-NOTHINGS, SAG NICIITS, AND ALL CLOTHING, &C. SEEN SAM?" C. 1J3 mi SiJ Si hi m ''Jill '''illi'rf ''WW wall raner T l Window Curtains, and a general assortment of mplete stock of QUEEXSWARE, CROCKERY a Curtains, and a general assortment of HOUbi-- of QTJEE SWAK1., UKUUK&K 1 ana


ocr: WA 11 WITH SPAI LE The Queen of the Antillies must he Grand Charge of the People UPON Id ttone Coriier! 7a7Ieboyp AGAIN sends forth this his proclamation to his friend and throughout the entire County of Athlaud, to announce the arrival of his mammoth of his old stand in Ashland. This stock his been selected with unusual care, and cannot fail meet tho wants of the people generally. In the ladies' department we defy competition. stock of SUMMER DRESS GOODS! fullv eaual to an v stock that has or will be brnucrht to Ashland this Sminfr. Tt. cnnsifttH barred, black and changeable Silks ; Silk Tissues, various styles and colors ; errages, plain and figured ; Schallis, an extra assortment ; a large assortment of and figured, at from to 37 cents per yard ; American and Foreign enough to supply the county ; VV V STTSXi KLCCL ik. Collars, Undersleeves, Cambrics, Straw Bonnetts, with trimmings to suit ; s Shoes : and some which we invite special attention. In brief. Ladies, if you will call and examine our as you will find that the half has not been told you. ' LE M T L E H M this department our assortment cannot be Sattinetts, Jeans, Vestings, Summer Linnens, tc, is fully complete: We think' can safely say that we have the largest stock of GENTLEMENS' SUMMER DRESS GOODS ! brous-ht to Ashland County. We have also on hand a irood nssortment of ADV. CLOTHING, which we are anxious stocJt oi juens ana Jjoys i.egnorn, fiuiama, falin and Straw Hats will be found eqnnl to emergency. In addition to the foregoing we have a large assortment of CARPETING, at 2o cents to $1 per yard, and to which wo unuv..iur., yun..isn oxic, orown ana Dieacnea csneetings, snirtmgs, and gSIgS OB Q13 CO CO S3T S3 It would be useless to further enumerate. Suffice it say that our stock will be found as complete, well selected and cheap as any stock of goods ever offered to this community. conclusion we would say that we have seen " Sam " and know all about him ; and those wisn to ascertain liis whereabouts will 2u.-cuiuiuuuuuu vierjM, wuo 111 uu jiiuau to luruisn mem wiin xne necessary mtorma and, at the same time, to sell them the cheapest goods that are to be had in the County. ETDon't forget the place at the old stand of Reznor & Risscr, Main Street, Ashland. Ashland, April 25, 1855. n48.tf. THE mmm. COi .!X X , m W S 'JfflsXV W 'XXtS 'VR'la W ? Edgings and Laces ; a large assortment of Childrens' Flats ; a good lot of Ladies' and 9 ED IE P A OS T M IE N T surpassed in town. Our stork of Broadcloths to dispose of, and will sell at CITY COST ! invite special nttention. Also, a lanre stock of please call at the Old Stone Corner, and inquire of


ocr: .DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &C Ifail, all Fail, the Cbiquerpr of Higli Trfcesf gome dowm". 'Great Airival of Ready Mad Clothing zt ttei ES CLOTHIWG STORE! ESPECT FULLY anneunocs to the good people of Ashland aDtf the sur- dT. W. r ESPEC xouuding counties, that he has iust received a mammoth Stock of E Al) Y-MAD E..CL0T H I N GF! ! from tha eastern cities, and is now opening them at hia new store in Ashland, directly Wallack's Grocery Store. This Stock will be found far snperior to any that has or be brought to Asmand during tae present season, n consists oi nue roauuwiu -r BOX AND BUSINESS COATC, from $5 to $25 - Mhced, Fancy, Clouded and Silk Mixed TWEED Coats ; Fnion, Brswn, Striped, White Buff Duck, -i -.j , ... ..' MKEKS.-SiBOJOBB ' COATS I"? from 75 cents to f 1,50; Plaid Cassiroere and Ctild Habit Cloth Cet; a lot of BLACK CLOTH COATS, to which I invite special attention. the'same more or lea'.- Also. Black Satin. Figured SUIt, Brocade. Fancy Marseille. I Veslkira .at from 50 cents to 45. In addition to the fomriaW. I kriwe a comnlet. aa- - " . .......... i .. ....... . imm .. ' J CXliJKMJiH b UllNXbJtiiHtr UVVm, n as hhirte, Collars, Cravats. Socks, e, I have also a large assortment of Cloths. CasaT Sattinctta Liueus and Vesting,, and hav a largo number of skillful workniun in.my I am r,renr,vl to An. tr.j i CUSTOM WORK!! the shortest noiicei and in a manner that cannot be excelled this side of sundown. 7 a of twelve xeara standing, do my own entf itigj and will manufacture Clothing as ri any esiauiisuincui in vsniauq iouniy vAUXi ao. in conclusion l save only to ary tna J ctwiioum;iii iu amimwu vwuur f dUA uu. ID COuCIUnlOU X nave only IO Ty UW Defy Competition! any department of tho Clothing business, and fear neither Jews Gentiles, or any of th. w utiiu&iiiu. mj mwk ua uwd puiuimni ncusa prices, aim i am irauaa to sen atsocasr 1 have no-damaged good bought up eastern auctions in order to sell thena low item, will I sell eme customer a garment below cost, and then make it off of another. hut will Clothing On average lower than it has ever: been sold in Ashland. Let everybody 3c that these things are true. 0Stote a few doors West of the McN alty Houm and twor east of Skilling cVBurns', Main Street, AshlandOhio. ., ' April Hth, 18550)1 1T 1 T TTT l'nTTTlT I lit Tl TT1 TTTrs-t -w-v -mrm m Ait VlM:&FAlJN-lJVJ5lJfi! Q uc cn of the Ant i 1 1 ies must he Oarsl stock of. ,1 Cripand.Charge of the People ..iiW!!..-.: vru luff-- - -.- ; . '. JAMES W. BOYD'. " sends forth 1 thio his! proclamation to .his. friends and oastoiners throus-hout the entire tTbuntv of Ashland, to announce' thV arrii.l r k: .u v - ... v. M.a iiminiumu of old staiid in Ashlarid. .Ttis.stock has been selected with unusual care, and cannot fail the wants of the people generally. In the ladies' department we defy competition: stock of. ' - i t .' ...;.. r. . . j. DRESS GOODS! equal to any stock that has or will be brought to Ashland this Spitng. barred, black and changeable Silks ;. Silk Tissues, various styles and It consists' of . v u - c? r -9 ' wmm j ttrr laitu w vrm (3 B x, j " puna atarfigarexf-; bchallis, an extra assortment; a large assortment' of Lawns, and figured, at from 6J to 33 cents per yard ; American and Foreign Ginghams : enough to supply the county ; i. - - - Collara, TJiiderslecves, Cambrics, Edgings and Laces ; a large assortment of Silt Straw Bonnette; with trimmings to suit j Cbildren9'- Flats ; a good lot o Ladies' and t dbhsi ; uuu some - . v - - 1 7 1; ., . . ; . . - -. t w we invite special attention. Iu brief. La J ies- if VOll" Will fUtli nnd OT9 tart twaa aavaap aaaa you ud tliat the half hnB not hoc a told you. depart uient our assortment cannot be surpassed in town. Our stock of Rrns.r.WB- Sattinctta, Jeans, Vestings, Summer Linncns, drc, is fully complete. Wo think safoly eay that we have the largest stock of i . , ' i GSNTLEMEHS' SUMMER DRESS GOODS ! brought to 'Ashland County. 'We have also on hand a good assortment of READY CLOTHING,: which we. ara auxious to, dispose of, and will selLat CITY COST ! stock of. .Men? and Boys.' Leghorn; Pauama, J?alm and Straw Hata will be found equal to emergency, la addition to the foregoing we have a large assortment of CARPETING, at a." cents to $1 per yard, and to which we invite special attention. - Alse, large stock ol GROCERIES, QUEENSWBRE, brown-and bleached Sheetings, Shirtings, and, would be useless to further enumerate.. Suffice it sav-that, nnr .WL- will K r.a,rA . complete, well Helectod and cheap- as any stock of good -5 ever offercd to this community. we would say tiiat-WB bave seen " Ham " and know all bout him ; and those wish to ascertain his whereabouts will please call at the Old Stone Comer, and inquira of Clerks, who will be pleased td furnish Iheni with the necessary informa and. at the same time, to sell them the chenpest goods that are to be had in the County. the place at the old stand of liaxnor di Risscr. Main Street. Ashland. AprU 25, 1855.- ' - .. . ' a48.t? ... " . IffOTIOJH.: NEW ARRAKGEHEICL POSt ItfSBJ.,.;, BOOKS. lZ t R. Q. BEER,- ti juftjreeeived a supnly-orNsw Sooaa -H-ASCHER, Of NEW IxNDOir lllRt i-isiiPT7 nnirintr vhiih nvav hp fiaintt r ' T -tX 4 m4v the 0dAmerica Hodnow know StarPapf.vjBv Henry Ward Beechor. anaTDmednrcesof Rev: Thomas Spencer. and Work3: of Thomas Cole the 'great - - -- ' " ; ' - ) Miscellanies. '""'1-'- ' ! W. H. Seward, '"' 'i'v':? ' " qf Sam Hoaston." : ; Place Book of Thoughts, Menjories '.. . ', 's Roost, Kv Washington Irving; j Life. ?he,Rhyiuc and Jleason of mn ijt, f., :.,, k. - ' A sequel to. Lamplighter, Deaj wood a tale jpf. Moslem Lilou . as tha ASCHER HOUSE.' lie will be la rceali. nen, on or before the SOU day ofjlay, as Proprie tor, to attend to all hi. .Id friend, and tbe Trma. slimg Puttie, ia general, whose want., comfort., and convenience, be will alail hoar, be happy to apply on tbe aaost reasonable ternos ; aaitia ceaa aectioa with' - . US. SKELLENQES, & EfiOTHEE, a DAILY MAIL ASB EXPRESS COACH fa raa betweea -tratfltD and Kaw Iahdob,- (ibroaajb Be- 1 vannab and Ruggle,-) leaving Aahlaad at 8 o'clock.' A arriving at New London in time far the.; BortLarn andaouthera' trains' lieavlng 5cw Lon don aner he- .'clock P. M..-Train fM.tI! somes la treat Cleveland, for tbe safe and expedi


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ocr: ; ARRIVAL fJFANOTHER : : a t' IPeo TIT1 a 'NN OUNCES to the good people of x. eaived another mammoth stock of - ,.-H. SMS . .-' .": ; ; -. ; . .i ;r" ' ..- a. a Ms. i SPRING AND SinrMER GOODS fttmi the Eastern Cities, which, for beauty-, equality and cheapness, eanmot be eaccrfled in land. County. .It isonly necessary; to aay that this stock is fully; equal to any of bia irurchasea. In . ' -. t -' ' 5 THE LADIES1 DEPARTIVIEPJTI be can saibly challenge cornpetition. . My stock consists in part,-of black, changeable and ured SUks ; plain and plaid Silk Tissues i plain and figured Berages, at from SI to 50 per yard ; plain and figured Challia, at from 37t to 75 cents ; a large aesortnesH of Lawns, at from' 6t fo 25 cents ; plain and figured French Brilliants ; plain all. wool at front 37 to 50 cents per yard ; plain and barred Cauiboicks; plain anil figured anextenaivc assortment of Del.-unes, ntfrorirl2t to 28 cents peryard ; a large stock of Hosiery and,Emboideries ; Bonnets aad,Bibons; cbildreus' FlaU Parasols, any and. a largu stock of . i :-."'. v a '- Crapeand Black Silk Shawls! ! , In abort, w have neVer preaeuted to birr-fair frfends a bcttir assortment of Dress Goods every description, and we respectfully request all to call and examine them. . : ": ! Jo tW departpjent I am fuDy prepared to meet all demands. My stock of Broadcloths, simerea, SaUinetts. and Sutoiucr Goods is large and well selected. I am prepared to do to'order on the subrtest notice, and can furnish competitor -in tne. ytotning uustnesa, nua wa to tbs above, I have also purchased:; large stock, K-liK-h I intend- to-sIl at pr and Bovs' SUMMER HAT rices that can't be beat. S tbst I have ever - - for both Ledies aad Gentlemen, which I am have also a large stock of ' F -; ;' W i n d o w a n d oil-painted and arid embroidered Window Curtains, and a general assortment of KEEPINO GOODS. Also, complete stock of QTJEEJfSWARE. CROCKERY and - - I FAMILY GIIOCEIUKSH In short, my. stock is complete a' every particular, and eaarrat fail to satisfy nil- who favor me with a rail... My new goods are going off fast, and those who wish good goods plentv ef them at their own prices, should call. soon. A word to the wis is sufficient, v. i Ashland, April 25, 1855. :, . .. .. .,. ':- .': .t.H, , .USr3m. MAMMOTH ?TOCK OP - T H E pO 111111 T; C. BUSHNELL. . . : "Asbland County that he- hat jnst 7 ! - 1 -;'.;? T'yi -r-j V Clothuing Ready-Made as cheap as any of em to be better made. , In wajraui, ui of -ui W? I have also the larcest assortment ef offered to tbe public. I have also a lares lot selling very cheap. . .In addition to the above, : ' TV a 1 1 P ape r


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ocr: 3XTE3V5r BOOK IN ASHLAND. THE subscriber haying procured a sett of Tools, sufficient for an BOOK BINDERY announces to the that he is prepared to do H torts of usually done in the largest binderios, Gilding, Marbling, the manufacture of Blank Books, Portefolios, Pocket Books, Ac. , ' ,; There will always bo kept on hand a assortment of Blank Books, Letter Paper, En velopes, Ac, fcc. All sorts of RULING dona and all orders promptly attended to and exe cuted in the shortest -time and most approved style. Office over Zimmerman's Tin Store. -- JULIUS ELGNOWSKI. Ashland, Ocf.'lf . 1855. SOtf s


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ocr: W 6ST, MTfB'i NEWEST STYLES OF DRY GOODS, QUELXSWARE.flLASSWAIlF, HATS, CATS, BON NhTS. shoes, &(:., &c., go to viD'i; vim mix? m.ia m No. 8, Main tSt, Eatois, O. THEY arc now in receipt or their Fall and Winter -t..ck of Pry ('.nods wh: b in ipi-.ntity, iiiil'stvleciiiinotbelii...t in the town ol' Katun Inch they intend to sell cheiper lluy: ever, c ill 1....I.. If ...in ,i"n I In ..i I'n e. e ii I ilO'.te V a tul fTi I lit "Lr. HUS. Oulllrv ll-Hlll-e ruioiu ir L'onds Thev would iv tothcir lierin.iil trieiius iikii nicy nave empaoea u eiiuin Chrk will be happy to wail ou them. tept. -7,


ocr: - r- Dry Goods, ftueenoware, Hats & Caps, Bon nets, Boots Shoes, &c., To O. & W. MANOR'S, Cor. of Slain & B.u.n 11. Go ts. Eat: Thev nr.- row recTix-inc their Fall and Winter s,k which his never bn n narp assed fo rip, antity. texture m L iton. Call cv-.txu ' " i"'." Cit, in, Ho.j. j'..'itv uejiiiy. siyie or with jour purchases. n


ocr: MJ XH EJ.3 VS U isiB' u a , m " mo mi T?fli1 & WfW& V Ui J JJXj Xwi b b 'b Vj n J J Li h J i M wb I w VAN'SIJ.li vt Co. are in receipt of Ihe largest slock of Goods olTered in Ibis markel, . u i'o'h -hrv resiieclfullv call Ihei Mention of iheir friends and cu.-tom-rs and all o'herj ,1) W Ii O-.l I- (.... I v I...... a CHIT... lei, ( heap lulu semcentiie uoius. re.-nin; eonuiieo. nun .umi v A...e , a..... ..v.,.. ...Ji r..,o ic evnios- velv for rash, cl .se attention tu the purchase of evety ar- means to -. ' ' ' , ....... ' . ,,,,'.. saiisfu-tioii ni lo nrice and ni.aiiiv. Our slock has t wan! i ilk lK.de oil Tell I-. ' ' .. ,. ... . ft,.,l .)., , .'.,. t, o nil in rmov insinnces ditert .vutt, ih. 1 I I ..in:, o i ."I hi. i. " i" - racei a Inru-r xaneiy than usually iouiiu in euuuny muirs. xve keep been ruirchased , r r...i..-e and i m. ir.llll HIT HlilllUKie.il,.. - - . n f, i iidtion to our la:Se of ported D0 B08TSAS83E3SFALUrHDS! Quccrmvare and Ororerios, hJt Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel, l.nrhc:. T.nt.hpsi. Rutts. Table Ciu leiT, etc. T-in-n TT innttrinr CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS AXD SADDLcRb s , .1 including ca-lo, tyre and earring bolt,, clip', nn. ttt nea eoi.ars ino vcr) '7 . " n.,i ,ii.'?iia inu-lnw onn ducks, finainm. lied best iric.de top enaintnelled d ills, muol nt, ana . . , n.Hiir.leills. silvered, brown, b ack or crimson, a wry sup. i tot itit ... r. . . I .1,1. ., ,s,l ,. ,!!-. entllfr. liOOr 01 3 ' , ' e .... . li.oc ninl 1 JJi'tisseis ear kt, siiiii''s, Wards' top and triinmino; leatber elotlis, hair, ana rugs wiitonant i : .:..i Immnc Imlilis hnws and bent 'clloV.'S. .('I's. ITlilSsrs.. IIHllLS. tl ill l-M".', iiiiiii' , . lllol wM.'h will ItoUl as rl.e,:s tUoy cat. fcc purt'a:.! iSVptember, 2'J, 1855. tf. I .


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ocr: Important News to Cash Customers P ROMP T CREDITORS. OSCJAK & WILLIAM BHNOB, Immediately North of the Court House, Eaton, hive ju.t opened a large Spring Stock of BBYH1MM, EiiUiMIM, Flats, Qtieensware, Glassware, Millinery Goods, &.c., all of the most Fashionable styles, which have been touht for cash, expressly for our Spring Trade, and comprising as fine and large ass. rtment in our line as is in this market. We respectfully invite the attention of the Goods Buying Public, feeling confident that we can show them every necessary inducement to purchase. O. & W. MINOR. 75rP. S. We wish to buy 1C0,0U0 pounds of WOOL for Goods or Cash.


ocr: AUCTI Of Gold and Stiver Watches, Jewelry. China-Vares, Silver J'latcd Wares and FANCY GOODS. Enumerated in Part, Oold Watches, Silver do.: Gold Vest Chains, Guard do ; La lies' Breast Pins, Geu'.s do.; Ear-Drops, Gold Bracelets, Seals, CI a rim. Buckles, Slides, linger ftiups, set with Pearl, Gar net, Ruby, Di'ini' ml, and otjier precious Stones. Cold Cuff pins, Sleeve and Collar Buttons, Studs, 4o. Extensive assortment of Gold Pens and Cases, of the best quality, . ever brought to this place. Sil- ver-plated Tea Setts, Bas kets, Table Wares, Ac. Large variety of Fan cy Gnodsand China Wars. : We call the particular attention of the citi zens, to this rich and beautifctl Slock of Goods, as these will will be found goods useful an ornamental, to supply I lie wants, and please the fancy of the moat fastidious. This is a rare chance, so come one and all, as I shall be here but few day. Sale to commence -this Evening, and continue every Evening this week, at the room adjoining M inor's Store, on Baron street, and next ilor.r loBrnokius' Drug Store. J. E. KRt'G, Auctioneer. K. H. BUELL, Salesman. Eaton, 0. June 7. Private Sales through the day Ladies are particularly invited to call. Goods will bo old at Fao'.ory Pi ices. R. H. BUELL, Salesman. Notice in Attachment. V.C. Gould pHff. ) vs. A rut. claimed 12,32. S. C. Vaughn deft. I NOTICE is hereby iven, thai on I he 21th day of May A. I). 18S5, at ray instance, an order of Attachment was issued by R. G. L). McKemy, a Justioeof the Peace, within nud for the Township f Washington, County of Preble'and State of Ohio, agaiust the Goods, and chatties, lights, monies, credits, and ef fects of J. C. Vaughn, non resident Debtor, for the sum of 812,32. The said defendant is further notified that said cause has been Continued until the lO'.h day of July 18 .5, at )6 o'clock A. M. and that unless he comes for ward and pays the claim of the plaintiff, that these proceedings will be prosecuted accord ing to the Statute made aud provided, 'tfay Slst 1855. W. C. GOULD. " -meW PATENT PUMP. rfTUIE undersigned takes this method to inform J-tho Water in(r public, Jhat in a few dnyahc wit receive from 8eneca N. V. a lut of


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ocr: O'CONNER SUCCESSORS TO GALLIGHER & ERNST, Wholesale Dealers ln FflBEIGlS & DOMESTIC DRY Ko. 133 MAIS STREET, BETWEEN CINCINNATI; (C3Special Inducements oflered to Cash Customers. September list ly. Lebanon "Citiscn" copy ou TH1BD AND FOURTH 818., DOCTOR TOTJESELF: 1 -THE POCKET J2SCULAPIUS OR, KVKSV ONC HIS OWN rHYS'CiAK. f 11HE SO' V Edition, with One Hun L dred Engravings, showing Uisea ses ind Malformations of the rlumni (System in every shape and form. To whicl is adiled a Treatise on the Diseases of Females, liein of the highest importance to marries .people, or those contemplating manage. By WILLIAM YOUNG ,M .. Let no father be ashamed to present a cop? "of the JESCULAPIUS to his child. It ma) save hii from an early grave. Let no youn man or woman enter into the secret obliga tions of rauried life without reading tht 'POfiKF.T ;R5CULAPiUS. Ltt no one Mif ferimt from a hacknie 1 Cuuijti, Pain in the side. .i-a.i1.-.. ni jhLa. nervous feeliims. and the wholt 'train of Dyspeptic sensations, and given up by th.ir nhviNitu be another moment withotr consulting the JEsculapius Have the married, or thue about to be married any impediment, tead this truly useful book, as it has been tin- means of saving thousands ol unlortunaie crea tures from the very jaws ol death. O-Any person sending TWENTY-FH ! CEN M enclosed in a letter, will receive on. copy oftiiii work by mail, or five copies wil be sent for One Dollar. Address, (post paid.) DR. WM. YOUNG No. 1S2 Spruce St., Philadelphia. Dr. J. II. MEREDITH. DENTAL 8TJBGE0H AND OPERATOR IH Mccta aical Dentistry. UTTOULD respectfully inform both friends am VV patrons that he may now be found on Mail aireei, one square vi ir.,o. Vlnn Chin. Thnukful for the liberal pntronag bestowed tue last year, and evidences of satisfiic tiuu rendered, he fee U like renewing his eifort ant only to please, but to surpass, if possible, hi former operations in Incorruptible Artificial Teethinsertcdinentin or parts of sett, with Gum of a beautiful granu lation, so delicately tinted and blendedastodef; detection from the natural, except by the closest inspection. Atmospheric Pressure, Teeth always inserted on. this principle whci two entire arch is required.and partial setts when the condition of the mouth will admit of it. Filling Teeth. Dr. M. would call attention to this very impor. tunt operation, by saying that if properly douY Teeth can be rendered useful for life. Extracting, Cleansing, and Regulating Chil dren's Teeth, and general diseases of the mouth treated in a judicious nvnner. Office and resideueoon M.iin Street. one squan west of the Court House, Eaton, Ohio. April 12, 1855. Cincinnati, Eaton & Richmond Rail Road Line. Summer Arrangement. Commencing on Monday June 18, lOltfj UCIHCCU JUWUH wit- -" OU 1 THOXELL. JOUN A, JOHN J. WHOLESALE AND EETAIL Ribbons, Klowtri, Embroideries, vK.acai AND A COMPLETE ASSOltTXKKT Or MILLINERY 143 FIFTH STREET, CINCINNATI, GREAT CHANCE FOB THE undersigned being desircusof his business, now offers for sale a large BUGGIES AND .vhichwill be sold cheaper than any neut in the county. lie will trade for IdbuggiesA carriages. A credit of vill be gircu for good paper. All those wmething nice and serviceable will find it n their pockets to give us a call. W. II. A O. Eaton, June 17, 1851 12tf. OSAGE ORANGE FENCING! THE undersigned is engaged in the and rearingof the Osnge Orange," nil prepared to make engagements for priuts and setting, or setting and .noes at fair pricei, and will warrant FIRST RATE FENCE, n four years! All orders addiessed to cilktoii, Preble county Ohio, will be illended to. N. HORN Dec. 7 1854. tf. FALL. THOMAS ScDONOGH, CISC IN WHOLESALE AND DKALKR IN Seeds Country Produce, Hh Street, North Side,-3 doort West rHK subscriber takes thig method of hisold friends and the public in ic has enlarged his store room above and tnd is now receiving largeaud fresh if UllOCKlllKS, comprising in part, of 50 barrels No. 1 Mackerel. 100 No. 2 " GO " No. 3 " 150 1-2 ' Nos. 1, 2 and 3. 75 " New Whilefish. 60 1-2 ' " " 150 " Prime Plantation 100 Kegs assorted Nails. 80 Boxes Glass. Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Bice, Indigo, ladder, Copcras, P.itton Yarns, Salt. Lead, Ac, together with all articles of mitable for the country trade. respectfully invited ty call and examine hi J ascertain prices before vhere. Octobers, SELMBOLD'S GENUINE HILMIIOLD'a UIUULV COCENTBATKD Cfl.uPOlISD FL11U EXTltACT For diseases of the bladder and cvet diseases, strictures, weakness and eases of the sexual organs, whether in t'enule, from whatever cause they may mated, and uo matter of how


ocr: fob the rnmm, NEWEST STYLES OF DRY GOODS, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, HATS, CAPS, BOiNNhTS. SHOES, &C, &C, GO TO mmm & caikipbell, No. 8, Main St., Eaton, O. THEY are now in rocoint nf Itinir Fnll and Winlnr lrtlc nf Trc Onnda n-liiM, in nod


ocr: FORTMSWEM or- Dry Goods, Queensware, Hats & Caps, Bon nets, Boots, Shoes, &c., Go To O. & W. MINOR'S, Cor. of Main & Raron sts. Eaton, Ohio, They are now reviving; their Pall and Winter stock which has never been surpassed for quantity, quality, beauty, style or texture iu Eaton. Call everybody if you would uvt money and b pleased wit o..r


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ocr: WAR WITH SPAIN INEVJTAB LE! v -v ' ? r Queen ofthc Antillies must be Ours! Grrand Charge of the People .- UPON THE Id 1one Comer! JAMES W. BOYD dAIN sends forth this his proclamation to his friends and customers throughout the entire County of Ashland, to announce the arrival of his mammoth of . ' mmmm mm his old stand in Ashland. This stock has been selected with unusual care, and cannot fail meet the wants of the people generally. Iu the ladies' department we defy competition. scocik oi - SUMMER DRESS GOODS! fully equal to any stock that has or will be brought to Ashlaud this Spiinff. It consists of barred, black and changeable Silks ; Silk Tissues, various styles and colors ; French errages, plain and figured ; Schallis, an extra assortment ; a liirgu a-sortment of Lawns, and figured, at from 6-4 to 37Vjccuts per yard ; American and Fureigu Ginghams ; to supply tne counry ; . . Collars, TJndersleevcs, Cambrics, Edgings and Laces ; a large assortment of Silk Straw Bonnetts, with trimmings to a Shoes : and Home suit ; Children' Flats ; a good lot of Ladies' and . EXTSA SPANISH lAIfEML which we invite special attention. In brief. Ladies, if you will call and examine our as you will find that the half has not been told you. !E!rTLiMf this department our assortment, cannot be surpassed m town. Our stock of Broadcloth, aattiuetts, Jeans, V estings, ouinnier Jiiinuus, fcc, is lolly complete. Vie think can safuly say that we have the largest stock of , GENTLE HENS' SUMMER DEESS GOODS! brought to Ashland County. We have also on hand a good assortment of READY- CLOTHING, which we are anxious to dispose of, and will sell at CITY COST ! stock of Mens and Boys' Leghorn, Panama, Palm and Straw Hats will be found equal to emergency. Iu addition to the foregoing we have a large assortment of CARPETING, at 2a cents to $1 per yard, and to which we invite six-cial attention. Also, a lanre stock of 1 urvuJiivir., viuafijanuiij,, Drown ana Dlcacnca tsneetings, suirtmgs, anil 2 ssr 22s. ssr ce cs sst 3 It would be useless to further enumerate. Suffice it say that our stock will be found as complete, well selected and cheap as any stock of goods ever offered to this community. conclusion we would say that we have seen " Sam " and know all about him : anil tlio. wish to a-ceriain his whereabouts will please call at the Old Stone Corner, aud inquire of an.nn.n,A.i.,f-;nn 'l . 1. .. : 1 1 1 1 1 . c 1 . 1 ... . l . 1 .. BvwiiHiiuuoiiiig nuu in uc piuiiiTii iu iiimisn tnem wim me mcessary inioniia- and, at the same time, to sell them the cheapest goods that are to bo had in the Couutv. 13-j v jwiyu!, mi.- ju.u-i. .11. uk uiu Biuu oi ivcznor is liisser, ill am atrett, .xnianu. Ashland, April 25, 1855. n4tj.tf.


ocr: " If A V E YO 1 1 SEEN'SAM ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER MAMMOTH FTOCK OF mmm mm mm mb AT THE rrnn, !," Uorn fiitii which, for heautv. aualitv and cheapness, cannot be excelled in land County. It is only necessary to say that tins stock is fully equal to any of his purchases, la .People's T. C. BUSHNELL ANNOUNCES to the good people of Ashland County that he has just re ceived another mammoth stock of ' SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS be I Hal. L.lALJlc.d' unrMK I mcra i - can safely challenge competition. My stock consists in part, of black, changeable and fig ured Silks : plain and plaid Silk Tissues ; plain and fitrured, xtoiwgcs, at trom dl to ou -per yard ; plain and figured Challis, at from 37l.i to To cents- a large aoHorrmcnt ol Lawns, at from GM to 25 cunts ; plain and figured French Brilliants ; plain all.wo.il at from 37. to 50 cents per vard ; plain and barred UanibucKs ; plain anu ngureu owisses an extensive assortment of Delaines, at from IU1.! to 2rf cents per yard ; a large Ktock of . - j t i . T 1 d;k.vj .liililmiiG' Plnta , PurnbU nnir and a large stock of , Crape and Black Silk Shawls ! ! Tn chert w havo mvpt nrp.wntml to our fair friends a better assortment of Dress Goods vry description, and wc respectfully request all to call aud examine them. this department I am fully prepared to meet all demands. My stock of Broadcloths, Cas- aattinctts ana summer ixxis is iaige uhu wl-i - r-.v w C3 3 ' CO xr 22 IXiOS.2 order on the sliorlest notice, and can furnish Clolhninir Ready-Made as chenp as any of my itors in the Ulothiujr Uuiness, ana can warrant tueiu to do oeitcr niauu the above, 1 nave also purcnasea a large mock, oi In addition i t :..fA.i cult t nrim tliHt can't he heat. I have aim the largest assortment of Mens Bova' SUilMER HATS that I have ever offered to tbe public. I have also a large lot of PATENT LEATHER SHOES, both Ladies and Gentlemen, which I am sellingvery cheap. Iu addition to tne aixive, aU a large stock of and Wall Paper and and embroidered Window Curtains, and a general assortment of HOT. fcE KKfl - 1 litHJJ-'a. ALSO, a Complete BtOCK OI VO X.J- O i iuu, Jivuni.ik FAMILY" GROCERIES !! Tn d.r. mv ctrwlr iscomnlete iu every particular, and cannot fail to satisfy all who may me with a call. My nuw ijoods are going off f:tst, and those who wish good goods and . . . . , . 1 - r : . i i.i 11 . 1 . .. i. .. : : . a; ,. : . 01 Tnem ar tneir own price, mivuiii cm iswu. Asuyina, April -za, ido. A Word to the Wise is sufficient. u4S-3m. and Shoes for the Million! INCLUDING KNOW-NOTHINGS, SAG NICHTS, AND ALL


Eaton Democrat. [volume]

ocr: FOR TIE A3D NEWEST STYLES OF DRY GOODS, QUE ENSWARE, GLASSWARE, HATS, CAPS, BONNlTS. SHOES.&C, &C, GOTO No. 8, Main St., Eaton, O. THEY arc now in receipt of their Fall and Winter stock of Dry floods which in quantity, quality and Ktvlcsrnniiotbobcntinthe town of Eaton which they intend lo sell chenier than ever, call evcrvh'ody, if you want to save vournioucyandgctb.u gains. Country Produce taken iu exchange for goods They would sn totheir German friends that they havo employed a (Jerman Clerk who 1855.


ocr: Important News to Cash Customers AND JROMJ?T CREDITORS. Immediately North of the Court House, Eaton, have jtt.st opened a large Spring Stock of wi m nm, mi .mi mwm, Flats, Queensware, Glassware, Millinery Goods, &e., all of the most Fashionable styles, which have hoen bought for cash, cxnr-csslv for our Spring Trade, and comprising as fine lo in fllta tYil 1-L-r.f llrn fnpnnnl fiillir Buying Public, feelinr confident that inducement to purchase. Ziy$rV. S. We wish to buy or Lash. and large assortment in our line as im-ifa flirt nft,si,l!n I ,1.- 4 1 we can show (hem even' w-crv O. & W. MIXOR. " 100,000 pounds of WOOL for Goods


ocr: 0' CONNE R & BROTHER, SUCCESSORS TO GALLIGIIER & ERNST, Wholesale Dealers In tj s, unriii'i'ir m turn No. 128 MAI3J SIBEET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUETH 813., CINCINNATI CGrSpecial Inducements cfl'ered to Cash Customers. September 2s, 1S51 ly. Lcbaucu "Citi-cu" copy ou year.


ocr: Governor, William Med ill. Lieutenant Governor, James Myers. Supreme Judge, It. B. Warden. 'Auditor, "XV. D. Hlortfan. Treasurer, John O. Brcsliti. Secretary of State, William Trcvitt. Attorney General, George Wi. McCook, Board of Public Works, James 12. Stccdman.


ocr: Dry Goods, ftueensware, Hats & Caps, Bon nets, Boots, Shoes, &c, Go To O. & W. miNOft'g, Cor. of Main & Baron sts. Eatnn, Ohio, They arc nor Toc'ivins their Fall ami Winter stock which has never Von surra cd for quantity. quality, beauty, style or tuxluro iu Eaton. CUill everybody if you would save muney and be pleased


ocr: FOR teElws? NEWEST STYLES OF DRY GOODS, QUE ENS WAKE, GLASSWARE, HATS, (Lirs, BOMbTST SHOES, GOTO Trrrv ... ;.. nr1...i.- pil vvini,.,. and ntvlescniumt be beat in the town of Eaton which they intend to sell HicniW tlun evX V.ill evMTborty, if you want to save vour monev and pet btriins. Toiuitrv I'r.Wufe 1 .kefKn eeV .V e have AND Mo. 8, Main St., Eaton, O. -t nf IWr fJnt .. i


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ocr: Important Uevrs to Gash Custcmers A.r PROMPT CREDITORS. OSCAU & WltiXlAMSlINOB, Immediately North of the Court House, Eaton, have just opened a large Spring Stock of r iy m if igus jioiuii. wm Flats, Queenswrire, Glassware, Millinery Goods, &c., all of the most Fashionable styles, which have haen bought for cash, expressly for our Spring Traile, and comprising as fine mid 'larnte ass rtniont in our line as : : u: nr.. w..n.. . ii . .. . n ia uin.a.ihri. e u-;)i'u;iuiiy inviie uia attention or the Goods Buying Public, feeling confident that we can show them every necessary inducement to purchase. o. & W. MINOR. J7JP S' Wo wish t0 bu' 10001,0 P0"Js of WOOL for Goods or Cash.


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ocr: FOE TIE G8BAPEST, AND NEWEST STYLES OF DRY QUEEiWARE, GLASSWARE, HATS, CAPS, BONNlTS. SHOES. GOTO this nwj asAip tim m MBSm & CAMPBELL, No. 8, Main St.-, Eaton, TflEY are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter stock of Drv Roods which in quantity, and style cannot be beat iu the town of Eaton which they intend to sell cheaper than ever, call everybody, if you want to save your money and get b irg.iin. Country Produce taken iu for (roods They would aav totheir (ierman friends that they have employed a German ( h i k will be to wait on


ocr: UNITED STATES Southwest Cor. of Sixth & Walnut Sts. mz jsc raatr 3 m nrw rsskj jm. r"f m. m EWING & AUXOLD Pro 's. A. R. MORTON, JKSSR JOHNSON, Aug. 30, 1855. I Assistants. L. B. JOHNSON, COMMISSION MERCHANT. 8 Columbia St., east of IyIjiIii, urALr.R in Grain. Flonr, Pork, Baton, Lard, le., tc. ADVANCES MADE OK G0K8IOSXZHT8. October 11, 1854. s 0AP and CAXDLE3a first rate article for leby


ocr: THE NEWEST CHEAPEST & PHBTTIEST ST O F Goods, Queensware, Hats & Caps, Bon nets, Boots Shoes, &c, Go To 0. & W. MaNOirS, Cor. of Main & B r n sts. Eat 11, Ohio, are now receivin(j their Fall and Winter stock which has never been surpassed for quantity, beauty, style or texture in Eaton. Call everybody if you would save money and bo pleased 0 r purchases. ' Sept, 20, 1855. W


ocr: 3) 'CONNER & BROTHER, SUCCESSORS Tp GALLAGHER '& E 11NST, ; V t '" -Wholesale Dealers In--- REMi-IOIIffllC MY GOiS, Hi. 133 HAIH 8TBEET, BETWEEH TH1BD AUD FOTJEIH ST8., . CINCINNATI . -OGTSpecial. Inducements oflbred to Cash Customers. September 23,1351 ly- Lebanon "Citiien" one ,5 i.


ocr: Fashionable styles, which have been to....: m j- i Important News ... PROMPT bwvr- -VaW OSCAR & WILLIAM MINOR, Immediately North of the Court House, Eaton, have just opened a large Spring Stock of' ,-, - MYGG IlIffiJfiJililSIELilffi Flats, Queensware, Glassware, Millinery Goods, &c, all of the most oping naue, ana comprising as line is in this market. We respectfully Uuying rublic, leeling coniiuent that we can snow them every necessary inducement to purchase. - O. & W. MINOR. gj3gP. S. "We wish to buy 100,000 pounds of WOOL for Goods or Cash.. ' . ' to Cash Customers ANO . ...... CREDITORS. bought for cash , expressly for Our i i , . i- . . aim largu ass rimcnt in our line as invite the attention of the Goods


ocr: STATE LINE $30,000 in Premiums. CMND COMBINATION OF TWO STATES! A Sulcitdid Exhibition of Agri cultural aud Mechiuiea Ji'mducu of Ohio and iudiau.i. will be held at tho Sttite Line, on the prouu.l of the old State Line t'omeutiou, If erf- day, Thursday, and iVidiiy, the oJ. -lib and oth ol October, 1 sr5. A M:iruiHcent rn-nmim Msr. cniuracins luny Thirty Thousaud Dollars will be awarded, and coll.Klitiou 0ll to the wholo Union. Aniile enclosures andaccoininodatious will be furnished and the whole arrangement will be got up on a scalcof liberality and magniheeuco never before attempted. i he whole matter to oe miner mo comrui uu direction of an experienced and entirely re-lioii. sible committee who will spare uo pains or ex pense to render everything satistuctiiry man. The awardingcoinmittces will he selected on the round on the first day of the Fair, and a large amount of the premiums will be promptly paid iu American tiolU! The friends of progress and cnterpriitethrough out the country are invited to give this otl'nrt thei. countenance and support. Tickets, good during the Fair 11.00 iiinglc Tickets 20 cts. Children, half price. All communications in regard to the above, be addressed to W . V. 11 H JUI XS, gon'l. sup't., Kichinoud, June 14, 1855. Sm.