ocr: STCMPING THE STATE! vftTwiTiifiT A NFlT NO this fact. Stephens & Co nwi .f a ,, r, have brought marke th Iarest stock of Fall and VVinter DRY GOODS ever offered U the people of PreMe county. Their stock consists in part of French, EnelishTand American Cloths and fancy Cassimeres, overcoatings tweeds, j t i catuneus anu jeisiis, WOMES DRESS GOODS, " Fancr, plain and black silks and satins, French, English and American : ;'iio; fnr-v and black lustres: American and French plaids; laines 'elf new style-all Vool delaines; Debagees, from the highest domestic ot all prices, . v j ' j :nL rntl from ft rpnta to 121 uer vard: and a mousanu ana one uw - 1 1- . .... fact anything that ladies wear for dress, may be found at their establish ; meat. . Also a full assortment of , Hosiery and Gloves ! Men's silk and woolen under-shirts and drawers. A large and extensive lot of Boots, Show, Hats and Caps, Queensware, &c. &c, and in 'everything that can be found in a Dry Good Stores cart be had at our and we would invite the attention of our friends and others who want good and cheap Dry Goods give us a call. We arc determined i.'..lt .lin Tah no'ch nr nnnmved Credit. vN. B. All kinds of country producrj taken 111 exchange for goods. Eaton, September 13, 1955. STEPHENS & CO. Mm mm goods go into Mo. De pee in tact es tablishment,


The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: II UAT) REDS ARE NOW .,. , . TO THE .;:rr:rr ,p Old Fortress of: Cheap v J . R . S Q U I R E, ' WOULD respectfully inform the people of Ashland County, that he has now on hand the OLD FORTRESS, an abundant supply of everything wanted by the people for long seige. He has -: ' : -1 - - . - ' ! : ' sufficient to clothe all who may take refuge within her walls; alsoj Groceries, and good things to strengthen the inner man. Tho Commander.-in-Chief would say-to bis friends, customers, Lsdie and Soldiers, thit among his well selected stock of . .. ; may be found a beautiful assortment of BTLKS, such as rich Brocades, Plaid and Fancy Silks, Plain and Rich Lussred Black Silks, Plain Mode Colored Merinos, Cashmere Coburgs and Pa ram at as, Silk and Woolen Plaids, Elegantly Rich Printed Delaines, Black Colored Alyaccas, French, English and American Prints nnd Ginghams, .. . I IX2. S33 12 Si2 12 653 & of every style and variety ; silk crape Shawls, Mantillas, Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, satin aud velvet Ribbons, Laces and Embroideries, Plaiu and embroidered Chimizcitcs, &c. Plain and figured Berages, Splendid Lawns, all kinds, at very low prtcet ladies' and gentlemens' Gloves, Cravats, Scarfs j the finest lot of Ladies' Embroidered ever brought to Ashland. Also, Broadcloths, all colors and prices; Sattinetts and raercs, tweeds, drillings, fec. ; vesting, satins, buffi, luarseilles, etc. In short, every in the'geutlemen's department. Let me say a word for my silks and prints. - I will to sav that they are tne most splended assortment ever offered to the people of Ashland ty.: "Tliere has boen but one remark among the ladies. Viz i Iti ut to see the Goodn buy." Come ladies M-ho have hot had the pleasure of seeing. I would say come one and I would at this time call attention to my large stock of SUBSTANTIAL FASVilLY GOODS, selected with the greatest care, and expressly for this market, such as CARPETS, linen fcttfn Khratinir.4 and shirtines. table damasks, napkins, towels and towelling, crashes, Ac, Ac, with, many other Goods, which we are prepared to sell at as low prices as can found in this or Mtj market west of New York. . .-.-. Don't forget Xh.-i OLD FORTRESS. It is a perfect curiosity to drop in and see it, if don't buy anything, for the Old Commander invites all to come. Ashland, May 8th, 1855. , ,. I SOtf f

place_of_publication: Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio

publisher: Jno. Sheridan


ocr: Hail, all ---'Hail, the Conqueror of High-Prices! v 1 Great:lrriBf:ft PEOPLKlfllllKlll RESPECTFULLY annotiuoes to the. good people 6f"Abland ad' the, Atjr- rounding counties, that he has just received a mammoth Stock of vcj.-r :djtrn.-ll R E A I) Y-M A D B C L 0 mmi direct from the eastern cities, and is now opening them at lris new Store in AftMaft&'clu-eeSy opposite Wallack's Grocery Store. This Stock will be found far .ahperior to any that bas or will be brought to Ashland during the present season. It consists 01 fine BroadcloU. t -. FROCK, BOX AMD BUSINESS COATS, at from $5 to $25--Mixed,- Faneyi Clouded and Silk Mixed TWEED Coats : Union, Brown, Duck, Striped, White Buff Duck... . ) ' " '. 'i at from 75 cents to $1,50 - Plaid Cassimere and Cold-Habit Cloth' Coats ;' "a lot "ofBliACK ITALIAN CLOTH COATS, tm which l iavite special attention. ' --' n" J-fli A313 TWENTY ;PSa !F.;P-WSMft3 bo the. same mpre or less. Also, Black S:itin, Figured Silk, Brocade, '.Fancy Marseilles and Linen Yestings, nt from 50 cents to $5. , In addition to th'ilforeeoing, I havea complete as sortment of - ': y .- , j.---. -.'J'.i"j..S GENTLElIEirS FURNISHiNQ G0CTD3. m Such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Socks, tc,". I have-alsd a lafge' asSortriiont af Cloti "et&sf mers.. Sattinetts Linens and Vesting, and have alarmberdui'ikt--uAiiuili jtnoy.. employ, I am prepared to do - CT ;I l-"' '-:-71 on the shortest notice', "and in a manner that cannot be'eieeHed thls-side oi sumIW. 3 t iSC Tailor Of twelve years standing, do my own cutting, and. will maaufcwUnp Clothing al f 3fjj aa any establishment in Ashland County DABE do. In conclusion J have only to jy that Challenge . . and" Jefy ompeionU in any department of tho ClothiAg business; and fear ' "nei'thW Jewi Ge1Aas;,ao? tiiiybf the rest of mankind. My stock hits been purchased at cash prfecsviwi to.s.y aftiorf, price. I have no damaged goods bought up eastern auctions in ordur to sell them. low here, neither will I sell one customer garment-below cosVatadfhen make it off ofanelieii, wit Trill sell Clothing on average lower than it ha evet been sold in Asblan4. t&. c"fet'l(fcT and see that these things "arfc trute' ttJStie fe-or doors West of the MeNitJty House and two, doors east of Skilling fc Burns', Maia Street, Ashland, Otdb.- ;iti-AprfN)tfi;'iaS5;i60xf-a The Quaenofthe A nt -"a- 'UPON; UPON' AGAIN sends-' ToftHs' tlHs.''itic pfoelaiiiaiion lifs .firiepda anicustpmorsv throughout the entire County bt AAhlhd,'o anhouncd li irrival of lusmammotlt stock of v. .i t-r. t at his oid stand in Ashland, Tluistoek hs tiaen selected "wttFunusuaTcare and cannot tail to meet tlie waiits of the people gerierally. Ju the.latliga'(tpitnaant m&fetf otnSetitio.. Our stock of - - Lii)iEstafBM0TOt is fully equid to any stock ttat Has at wiU.bc troujrht to 'Ashland' this SpaniT" ItconsLita Slain, barred, black and changeable- Silt's; SilkTiutas,vaHoa9ttylc Md&k"?-Fteii&V errages, plain nd figured ; Schallis, im extia. assortment; !a large, aortnieirf .of '.Lta ai; i- . ' e 1 ' . - r J i prints, cnougn w supply me county ; , SchemisettS, Collar? Uu Jercloeveft, Carpbines, Onil NTrQin Itrtnunttd with rvimni vmc t-. Quit f uuu uuurr -jls ls niuu itiuiitni4 kV 'liM. eortment, yon will find that the'half has uot u"-" .-vtui n,vuiuu. . wiin, Ia this department our assortment cannot be Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Jeans, Vesting, Summer we cau safely say that we have the largest stock GEHTLEIlIENS, SUMMER DRESS GOODS ! ,f ever brought" to "Ashland County. We have also on hand a good assortment1 of JtEAftY-I MADE.CLOTHING, whick we are anxious to dispose of, and will sell at- CITY COST Our stock of Mens' anil Boys' Leghorn, Panama, Palm and StraT. Hats will befond equal to any emergency. - In addition to the foregoing we have -a iaree assortment of CARPETING at from 25 cents to $1 per yard, and t which vre invite special attention. Also, a-ianra ativb f FAMILY -GROeERIES, iUEENSWBRE, brown and bleached SheetingShdrtsd It would be useless t further anameratc. Suffice it-kit liat' oni- stVlr wHl u r.... Jj'Iii large, complete, well selected and cheap as any In conclusion we would sav that wk have seen who wish to ascertain his whereabouts will please call at the Old Stone Corner, ani inquirof accommodating Clerks, who will be pleased to furnish them triti thfc icsarr informa just received 9 supply of. jfrtv Books iust issued, among which may be footid following: : -'''' ; TheStorliptfffl. Bv Henry Ward BeeiEher. Life and Disooureos of Kev. Thomas Speucor. and AVorlca rpf Tlipmas Cola the. great '.-. : -. ' V. . Iri -'.: if rr V1 Bancroft's Wiacdlanies.----.-.'4i",.-j; jif : . Life of WVH. Seward, i--, ; ; ... , , i Life of Sam Houston." " Coimiion Plaee-Bdok of Thouidit, Uomoriej Fancies.- '.:;--! ii rt't -. j'.-tt WolfcrfsRooStibl' Washtnetort IrviK i-i . : -Country Life;: ' TImi Rhyme and Reason of The Watchman. - A-eeqnel- to iampngnter. Blanche Deaiwood a tale of Moslem Lit'o." ' Lea yen from a Family Jouraul.? t i-- ' Peg Wuffington by Kettdo. - ;f "js? I'j j vhnstie- Johnstone byio. --. School of Life, bv A.pne tyary Mo witt.i ! Peep from a Belfry.- - -r--- - f "Jvenneth er the BearGaard of the- Grand Ar- Th Summer Land. ' "" -."-j ; Bell Smith abroadj ' ;" V" '" '- -Grace Lee byEHeii KavanaHgli. ,;';"t' Women of the 19th Ottiturv.'1' ';" A new Gazetteer of the Uuifced States' J- . Also, a new sripplrof Standard and Miscel-. "Workr; fine-Stationery, &e.,- Ac. ' !: Harper, Futnnm and Godey, received rogu-- each month.'-' ' '. dune ae, ica tin. . ..,. " i U. ST " Hoi. 20, 3t,ani 23 Beekmtrm St. rtf. Y. To Printers and Publishers, i -TTVHR ondeisiffAfrd bee leave -to inform tbe I Trade that they iavothis dav issued thai rl O-Don't forget the place at the old stand of8eu A'RIsser, MikinSlreet 'Alind.' " Ashland, Aprfl 25, 1855. " ' ' " - ,.r-,j ,r.,.f, yoZ- .v 4Wtt "ITC nnn ni i im uu.n.i TiH.a cmi t iii.it. i i .a nfflinnot .......... . i. . . i CONN EES ' ri ! J-nUBSV-rr to tlia eoronumiis, $ fii jttwjin A i UiO 1JL I 'tU-i ty UUJ lJliX, 1 son, and on i tie ease f C!hnfa)fc Prnietr ifTi at v s Made CloikntM. ftc eilr jS : J -i i:-.t 1 usij tit miMat ill ie Vpiukv 4A i aw t'Jt TJHE.-..-. sr'i u fe-Iiod Ls i'tA TJHE.-..-. Ji -J t,.Utf U in Ijtt i.ta .c:n jt e ii 1 r - , j mm - - i m.i ana i oreiirn .Gmshauia : .Wit f.' 1 Gt??'--9 Edgings and Laces i a larguasoitrtiaatof fiiIV !hildrens' Flats j a good lot" o LiditsV aud .fc-:.: rft!i i ll t-'ii iCW fiiii f i: vuituivua ' t w.n a V 1' t - . vs! .La 4jauit,T, ix vim wixi jcau ana cxaiauiG ur Afli been tol you 's " i . - surpassed in town. .Our stock f .rvadcluth Linnens, itc, is fuHy coiiiplctc. We thirjt of t,i-j aij ii ,i'.'!s Ts .Tj stock of goods ever offered to this commumtr "Sam" nnrt tnn ill -iL.... i.; j ' a-ii.---i i'i--lr? tT -1 icv1-! '''' i iPOH1 X'Q 3 '".' " ees., ou or befur the 20tb daoriayai ftS- tllg Public, iu general, whose -wants, comforts, and eoaveuieacet., B ilit H lk happy ?o upply on tbe most reasuuolile terms x and ii coa. between Aim.KB aud AwLrooK, (through 8a vanuah and Kuggles;) leariti 4rtlud.iVo'.k A. M., arriving t New London iu time for the northern andouthara sains. t.eittnr New Lon- don arter the. 4 e'clock M;, Tcsiii Msil ) -wMmufmr i no saie-aua expedi tions conveyance, of nonN r press moeers and ligBf o,erchtiieT,! FUME EQaSB&aaiCAaaiAGE with attsnUve and careful drivers always ojijwid toaceemodtaJiwiwi,M - kaytbingla the l.irery Llnert the ioweet reaaoMble .Pf .. 3i Jli .A9CffBlt,-" ' .,.fs, 8. J.SKElLKXGKlt. J.K. if eBri Jeofail ts thill vLiB OlintoikFrencK etalV? '- i.5 ub j;S.u-llllahisoar4T AaKTaaa' Ccik'W. . t;.i ii.rn.jul -t.f f t!su T4n x'.dJtuetl vs J. D. "Williamson etal fi-aai th niuHnf mn . "mon PIoas of Ashland county, to me directed I wiu. Mici puBno-Baie ap ibx ooor of the CuAlfenvpOMJtjrisfitfl?-! "-. Ill


Eaton Democrat. [volume]

ocr: FOR THE GSSfiPBST, P NEWEST STYLES OF DRY GOODS QUEENS WARE, GLASSWARE, HATS, CAPS, BOiXNLTS. SHOES, &C, &C GO TO BMSIEB & CAMPBELL, TnEV are imw in receipt of their Fall and Winter uiu siyies tiiuiiui uc uuni. iu iuu iun u hi eiiiiiiii n 1 1 u.. u--.i . .. ,1... 1 ,.r everybody, if you want to save your money and get tor goiKis iney would snv tomeir ucruian menus will be happy to wait on tlicm. HETTIES? o. 8, Main St., Eaton, stock of Pry Goods which in qunntitv, 1 ... 11 i .i - . iiivii iiit-r imuiju nt pen uiieafier lieiucvcr, birguins. Country Produce taken in inai iney nave emptoyea a uernian t lerlt win Sept. 27, 185i.

place_of_publication: Eaton, Ohio

publisher: W.A. Duggins


ocr: TIE PM a WEW DRY GOODS!' VANAUSDAL & Co. are in receipt of the largest stock of Goods olTered in this market, to which they respectfully call the attention of their friends and customers and all others cheap and serviceable goods. Feeling confident that from long experience, sufficient tn purchase our Goods exclusively fur cash, close attention to the purchase of euety ar offered by us for sale we can render satisfaction as to price and quality. Our stock has purchased iu New York, Philadelphia, and other Eastern cities, in many instances direct the manufactory, and embraces a larger variety than usually found in country stores. . In to our large stock of assorted Dry Goods we keep BOOTS Am SHOES OF ALL KMM and Groceries, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Iron, Nails, and Steel, Latches, Butts,' Table Cutlery, etc. TRIMMINGS AND SADDLERS' HARDWARE, eagle, tyre and carriage bolts, clips, and turned collars, the very made top enammelled drills, muslins and ducks, enammtlled trim drills, silvered, brown, black or crinason, a very superior article, top and trimming leather, dash, bow, and collar leather, floor oil hair, and rugs, Wilton and Brussels carpet, strings, laces, and tas glasses, joints and props, hames, hubbs, bows and bent fellows. ol" which will be old as cbcnp as they can be purchased in Ciiicinuati or elsewhere. September, 20, 1855. tf. WINTER 1MM


ocr: FOR THE NEWEST CBEAPEST PEETTIEST STYLES O F Dryfioods, Queensware, Hats & Caps, Bon nets. Boots Shoes, &c, Go To O. & W. MNOITS, Cor. of Main B ir n sts. Eat n. Ohio, They are now rcccivina;-their Fall and Winter stock which hat never been anrjinHed (nr quantity, quality, beauty, style or texture in Kitou. Call everybody if you would aave money and be pleased wit J r purohase. eept, 20, 1855. . '


ocr: ONE THOUSAND TICKETS!- Vrill be Distributed on Saturday 31st of March, 1833. TICKETS ONLY .ONE DOLLAR. One Thousand copies of the "Eaton Democrat," and the following HANDSOBE GIFTS as PREHIUBIS to NEW and OLD SUBSCRIBERS. i Gold Watch . 45,00 i . -: ,v, ... 35 00 Silver; " .. 1 25,00 ' " ., ..-':'. 25,00 " Hunting Watch 25,00 " Gold Watch Chain 10,00 Fine Heavy Gold Ring 5,00 tt T oIA nA D.AOn- t; m nn u " Watch Chain 18,00 u Large Gold Pencil 10,00 "Gold Pencil . .. 6,00 ' Allen's Revolver 10,00 " Colt's " 22,00 Gold Breast Pin 3,00 j $4,00 6,00 10,00 12,00 10,00 18,00 16,00 3,00 4,00 . 4,00 2,00 3,00 3,00 6,00 Gold Ear-drops I Pair Silver Butter Knives " Gold Bracelets 6 Silver table spoons ' " Tea 1 Silver Lepine Watch " Quartier Watch Gold Ear-rings' I Heavy Gold Finger-ring "Gt Id Pencil " Breast Pin Butter Knives 1 Lady's Breast Pin " Gold Pen and Pencil Amountingin all to Thirteen Hundred and Fifty Dollars. Each Ticket Holder receives the Eaton Democrat, one year, and a chance to obtain one of the Premiums. Address W. C. GOULD. ' N. B. Any person ordering ten tickets, will receive the eleventh, free cnarge. i ne money in all cases t Vn uiiy-tuurucKeis ior w. une nunarea Tickets for $90. Roll in with your orders and take a chance in the best Gift Xinterpnse ever ottered. to accompany the order. Twenty


The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: DRY GOODS, Hail to the Cluef who -.'0- THE OLD STONE C announces to the public that be has purchased the stock of Goods for merly owned by P & J. Risser, at Reiner's ohl stand, and jio; adding thereto tho' lot of new , ,. . "" ' .' ; . : . .- .. . : . , A LL AND AVIJS T KIi G OX) D S, has been brought to Ashland dartogt'ie present scatart ' People's Emporium" not except Having had many years of expeiience in the goods business. lie has spared no pains in selctions of his stock, so that it would be peculiarly adapted to the wants of tbe people, thus - ' - : - '" ' J --'- :-.-- - SURPASS ALL COMPETITORS," people may set it down as a " fixed fact " that these Goods will be sold s low aa any of my con tell, that I am in the ring of competition,' and that the; must eitherciit down profits or quit the business.' . I have raised the banner of K S ALE S A ND S MALL PR 0 F I T S ! shall fight under it to the last. My stock embraces every styl e aud variety ot WINTEIi DRESS GOODS! h aa, English, French and American Ginghams ; Morenos. P.iraraettas, Muslins, Plaids., and Golnon Dress Trimmings, Poplins, Casjimcres, Alpacas, Lawn Prints, Collars, Hand double and single. BROS H A SH AWLS! which I call special attention. Barred and Black silks, Emproiderics, Gloves, Hosiery, Rib Silk Velvet, Silk, Satin, and English Straw Bonncu, trimmin to suit, and in short, whichesn bo desired by the fair sex can here be had at prices that have never been in Ashland. We have also an unsurpassed assortmest of . . . . . AIDES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES ! can be sold at prices tha'. will make the " leather merchants " stare," So come along and if you wilrfavor uswitb a call you shall not ; away dissatisfied. - ! ' llTILEiiIIrl3--lpTME Well, Gentlemen, your eyes have never seen nor your hearts conceived of the riches which have in store for you. - Yo-t needn't talk of" hard times" when you ean- get Broadcloths, Tweeds, Jeans, Vestings, Boots and Shoes, . -,...,! ; .. . , -,-,-L - TX "L 33 S3 3 - everthing which is needed to rig oot the ."mortal male " in Sunday fixin'a " from head foot at your own prices. What's the difference .if your taxes are high, your crops have fail and money is scarce, if you ean get goods at CASH prices, and pay fortbem ia the good coming!" Iu addition to the above, I have atsoa large assortment of : WA RE AND CROCK E R Y! Family Groceries, Yankee Notions, and a full and complete assortment ot nous U K KiiprGvooBS! ; j is useless to particularize further. Suffic" it to say that my stock will not loose ia comparison any in Ashland County,eitber in quality, quantity or price. I am determined that the goods shall not be monopolized by a few, as heretofore, if cheap goods, 'and plenty of them effecta change. Buahoeli may be geart, a - greater than Bushnell is here." The hitch post " ot tbe Emporium have been moved up street, nd the aew Palace is bow open for reception of visitors. All things are now ready, come tnd see that these things are '.rue shall doubt but those who see not. All kinds of - " -.--.. -. - . .. in exchange for goods, and cash always acceptable. ik8 CASH paid for Clour St4 and . . ' Ashland, November 22udj 18a4. - CLOTHING, &C, in TriumphTAdvances ! . ' S6-1.I


ocr: '. mSJZi uuiihj! le mMmiLjmaammmmmalBmmm I I 1 1 1 111 t - - - - - - i. - i ' L . .. " K - J" .:' S 77 - -J U 'I V r vt : -l :rkl:i nilhi:m5paprrS-I)iiiotfy lo-XigfjtllDhfato-y&tms;?Mmlwtt hf;'MM?miffi :MiniwF-Mtlffi 35 C. 7. I3IJ3IIHEIiii,; EXJITOR' AND FUBISHXIR. 1; M THE UN IO IT -IT 'MUSlT. AND! HALL BE MESEHVED & a t i -4. ff e-torncE over t.; c, "busiixieli. 'Ashland, :ashendcofn VOL. X. v.- NO;2T.


ocr: "HAVE YOU AKinvTcTANO OP sse mb mwwA mm AT THE JPeople's Einporiom! T. C. BUSHNELL V NNOUNCES to tbe good people of Ashlaud County that he has just re ' ceived another mammoth stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! . - . v -. . t a. i ti J ; a t from tho Eastern Cities, which, for beauty, quality ana cneapness, can nor oe ezceiiea in aso land County. It is only necessary to say max una block ia iuujt iijuiu m ujr vi uis iwum purchases. In THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT! he can safely challenge competition. My stock consists in part, of black, changeable and fig ured Silks - plain and plaid Silk Tissues ; plain and figured Borages, at from 31 to 50 cents ner yard plain and figured Challis, at from 37 to 75 cents ; a large assortment of summer Lawns at from 6i to 25 cents ; plain and figured French Brilliants ; plain all. wool Dclanes, at from' 37 to 50 cento per yard ; plain and barred Cambjicks ; plain and figured Swisses an extensive assortment of Delaines, at from 12 to 28 cents per yard ; a large stock of Gloves, Hosiery and Embroideries ; Bonnets and Ribous ; childrcns' Flats ; Parasols, any quantity 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 every description, and we respectfuQequeat all to call and examine them. In this department I am fully prepared to meet all demand ily stock of Broadcloths. Cas simeres, Sattinctts and Summer Goods is large and well selected. I am prepared to do (S3 6S3 CE S5 ."3XX 1X2. 2 to order on tbe shortest notice, and can furnish Clothning Ready-Made as cheap as any of my competitors in the Clothing Business, and can warrant titer to be better made. In addiUon to the above, I have also purchased a large stock of jl m Nui4S it w'af iiwil M I have also the largest assortment of Mens' and Boys' S.UMMER HATS that I have ever offered to tbe public. I have also a large lot which I intend to sell nt prices that can't be beat. PATENT LEATHER SHOES, for both Ladies and Gentlemen, which I am selling very cheap. have also a large stock of In addition to the above, I Window and Wall Paper! oil-painted and snd embroidered Window Curtains, and a general assortment of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS. Also, a complete stock of QUEENSWARE, CROCKERY and F liLY GKOCttRIKS!! 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 an- going off fast, and thoso who wish good goods and plenty of them at their own prices, should call soon. A word to the. wise is sufficient. A-hland, April 25, 1855. . . - n&4-3m. .


ocr: Boots and Shoes for the Million! INCLUDING K 'OW-NOTIIINGS, SAG NICHTS, AND ALL The Mest of Mankind ! A RE now prepared to show to the buying public one of the best and cheapest storks of . . ' isooTrs & together with a general assortment of TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS ; PALM LEAF, LEG HORN S.ND STRAW HATS ; MOROCCO AND LINING SKINS ; SOLE LEATHER ; CANE-BOTTOMED CHAIRS, Ac., ever offered to the people of Ashland County. Enameled, Calf, Kip, Patent Leather, Cloth and Thick Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Ties, Slips, pumps and Gaiters. . Enameled, Calf, Kip, Patent Leather, Cloth, Morocco and Kip Bootees, Ties, Gaiter, Turn Rounds, Buskins, Slippers and Walking Shoes, both plain and fancy., BOYS' DEPARTMENT. Boots, Gaiters. Brogans, Slips and OXFORD TIES. CHILDRESS' DEPARTMENT. All kinds, colors, styles; sizes aud patterns o.f ""llFoftfie above stock we are determined to sell LOW FOR READY PAY. Call and us at our Store Room, one door east of T. C. Bushnell's Store and directly opposite the where we arc manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS fc SHOES, baring some of the BEST WORKMEN IN NORTHERN OHIO. Special attention given to CUSTOM WORK! Repairing done on the shortest notice. .- J. WASSON fc STUBBS. N. B. If yon want a nice sett of Cane Seat Chairs, or a large Rocker, or Sewing we have them on hand. .. J. W. A S. ' Aahland, April 25, 1825 n48-3m.


ocr: DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. &C HUNDREDS ARE NOW 5? j i ; : l; t TO THE - , - Old jPortresg ? of Cheap Ooods J. R- SQ U 1 R E, ople ef Aahland County, that 1 . . .... g aeige. " ' - ,,i.. .it k nav take refaee within her walla alao Groceriea, and .affic.eot to clothe all wfca aay tai ke rer ug Commander-in-Chief would aar to hi. fT" " V.1T. '.Ia' :.7A;.,: Th .meat- hia ell selected atock of mssm mm C.l?r?c lil,acca.,Fr..ch,Engli.h and Amer.c.a Pr.n .rod G.nghan,., IS2. 2 683 332. 32 SXS SX2 S2T C3- 613 a r - ...1- ..riatT ailk crape hawla, Mantillaa, Bonnet and Cap Ril.boo., of every style aad variety, Emb,oiderie,, Paio and embroidered Chimiiettee, aatinand velvet R.bbona, Laeea and ' mDJ,ao , diJ L,wll. kind., at very low price. f "'V-d' atSi.eme.. J?., U?.f.t.?Scr.P; tnt n.e.t lot' of !- 'Embrnjered '"d,eK flf. ?n Ashland I AlVo, Broadcloth., all color, and price.; Satt.ne.ta d satin buffs, marseillcs, die In short every mens, tweeas, arming, . . e vord for my silks and prints. I will in the AJS ever offend to the people of Ashland H U ftS. XI "o Xark among theladies. viz : It is Ut to see the Goods ?r " C-Tlaes who have not had the pleasure of socing. I would say come one and Iwouldat this time coll attention to my large stock of . . . - SUBSTANTIAL FAMILY GOODS, Ac if wiih ntliny other Goods, which we are prepared to sell at as low prices as can 'ttrO kFORTAEfJ.e"tYU.W-t f-osity to drop in and see Itif donTbujything. for tba Old Commander invites all to come. Ashland, May 8th. 1855. - . "HAVE YOU SEEN SAM! OP


ocr: DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &C. Hail, all Hail, the Conqueror of High Prices! JEWISH TEMllEM-. EMQEOyTH, Great Arrival of Ready Made CIothiDg at t&e PEOPLES TORE! RESPECTFULLY dfihOtinScs to tbe good people of Asblani' and' tbe or rounding counties, thnt he has jtlet received a mammoth Stock of EE AD Y -ill A I) E CLOT H IN G ! ! direct from the eastern cities, and is now opening them at his new store in Ashland, directly opposite Wallack's Grocery Store. This Sjock will' ha found far snperiof to any that has or will be bronght to Ashland during the present season. It consists of fine Broadcloth FROCK, BOX APJD BUSINESS COATGr. at from S3 to $25 ; Mixed, Fancy, Clouded and Silk Mixed TWEED Coats ; Union, Brevii,. Duck, Striped, White Buff Duck, - ' ; LINEM SUMMER ' .COATS! at from 75 cents to $1,50; Plaid Cassimere and Cold-Habit Cloth Coats; a lot of BLACK ITALIAN CLOTH COATS, to which I incite special attention. OT TWISTY a 1PMsOTOILKII be the same more or less." Also, Black Satin, Figured Silk, Brocade, Fancy Marseilles nd Linen Vesting, nt from 50 cents to $5. In addi Jon to the foregoing, I have a compkMe as- soi tmeut of GENTLEMEN'S FITil ISHIKG GOOD, Such ns Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Socks, fcc, I have also a largo assortment of Cloth3, Cassi mers. Sattinetts Linens and Vesting?, and have a large number of skillful workmen in my cmptoy, l am prepared io cio . ... -. ; . , CUSTOM WORK!! on the shortest notice, and in a manner that cannot be excelled this side of sundown. 1 Tailor of twelve years standing, do my own cutting, and will manufacture ClolhiDg as l as any establishment iu Ashlsud County DARE do. In conclusion I have only to sry that Challenge ami: Iefy Competition! in any department of the Clothing business, and fear neither Jews Gentiles, or any of the rest of mankind. My stock has been purchased at cash prices, and I am bound to sell at some price. I have no damaged goods bought np eastern auctions in order to sell them low here, neither will I sell one customer a garment below cost, and then make tt off of another, but will sell Clothing on average lower tharr it has ever been sold in Ashland. Let everybody call and see that those things-are true. fCTStoic a few doors West of the iTcJT ulty House ana two doors cast of Skilling & Burns', Alain Street, Ashland, Ohio. ' April Kk, 1855. SOtf WAR-WITH SPAIN INEVITABLE! The Queen of the Ant il lies must &e Ours! Grraml Charge of the People ' UPON THE V ; ,' . Ill b it e o f ii e p I stock of JAMES W. BOYD GAIN sends fortb tbia bi3. proclamation to his friends and customer tnrougnoiit tne entire uounty oi Asnianu, to announce the arrival of his mammoth mm mm mmm mm at his old stand in Ashland. This stock has been selected with unusual care, and cannot fail to meet the wants of the people generally. In the ladies' department we defy competition. LADIES' SUMMER DRESS GOODS! fully equal to any stock that has or will be brought to Ashland this Spiing. It consists of barred, black and changeable Silks ; Silk Tissues, various styles and colors French rdaiii and figured ; Schallis, an extra assortment ; a large assortment of' Lawns and figured, at from 6 to 37 cents per yard ; American and Foreign Ginghams enough to supply the county ; . , . . " Collars, TJndcrsleeves, Cambrics, Edging3 and Laces ; a large assortment of Silk Straw llonnetts, with trimmings to suit ; Childrcns' Flats ; a good lot o -Ladios' and Shoes ; aud some t .' EXTRA SPANISH MAITllM"SF - - which wc invite special attention. In brief. Ladies, if you will call and' examine our aa you will find that the half has not been told you. l this department our assortment cannot bo surpassed in town. Our stock of Broadcloths, tc, is fully complete. We think this can safely say that we havo the largest stock of GEITTLEMENS' SUIOIES DHESS GOODS! bronght to Ashland County. . We have also on hand a good assortment of READY CLOTHIXG, 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 beibund equal to emergency. Ia addition to the foregoing we have a large assortment of CARPETIXG at 2.) cents to $1 per Vard. and to which we invite special attention. -Also a lar storfe of ' GROCERIES, QUEEXSWBRE, brown anfbleachcd Shcetingt Sbfcting i -S3r zm ssr ce o a ca sr 0 It would be useless to further enumerate. Suffico it say that our stock will ba found as complete, well selected and cheap as auy stock of goods ever offered to this communitv conclusion we would say that we have seen " Sam " and know all about him and those wish to ascertain his whereabouts will please call at the Old Stone Corner and' inquire of accommodating Clerks, who will be pleased to furnish them with the nccesarv informa and, at the same time, to sell them the cheapest goods that are to. be had in the Countv ItrDun't forget the place at tho old stand of Rezuor it RisscrxMain Street, Ashland Ashland, April 25, 1855.". ..... n48tf NEW RIlSgEMEIJT - POR183S1 II. ASCHER, of New London, the ASCHER HOUSi!. He will be in redl" NEyijBQ0KS. R. Q. BEER, just received a supply of New Books just issued, among which may be fuond following: - , - The Star Papers. Bv Henry Ward Beecher. JL.IH ana Diseourcesot Kev. I nomas bpenccr. ncss. on or hernm n.- cmi. r S " Life and Works of Thomas Cole the great tor, to nttead to all his ohHriends, aud the Tra. j sling Publie, u general, whose wanti, comfort, -n m- n - - ' and conveuiencek, he will atjiU bouTa be haonr to Lifeof W.H.Seward. 1 nection with. Life of Sam Houston. DS. SKELLEWGER & BS0THES. . Common Place Book of Thoughts, Memories i u .vaua, Fancies. - j J DAILY MAIL AND EXPRESS COACH I. run ii- !J Z., ! i. n- i j t between A ntum and Natv Lohdok. rtbrouch S. ; ' olfert's Roost, by W ashiiigton Irving. vaIlnah all1 usgl:; leaviag A.bl.nd itTo'clcik " 7 Country Life. Ihe Rhyme and Reason of A M., arriving atKew London ia time for the (Illus- - " " . ! "ortLern anxltoutheru trairm. ' Xeavlog'Kiw ton- me nuemnan. 'ARequei xo uimpiignier. ; ;ii nc e-ciocx r, a., irmin (Mail) Blanche Deajwood a tale of Moslem Life. Leaves from a Family Journal. . Peg Woffington, by Reade. Christie Johnstone by do. School of Life, bv Anne Mary Mowitt. Peeps from a Belfry. Kenneth or the KearGuard of the Grand Ar ' The Summer Lanrl. Bell Smith abroad.' Grace Lee by Ellen Kavanaugh. Women of the 19th Century. A new Gazetteer of the United States. Also, a new snpply of Standard and Miscel orks, hne stationery, drc, tc comes in from Clevelaud, for theaare and expedi- ...... in passeirgers. pacKaees, i. press moneys aDd light- merchandize FINE HORSES and CARRIAGES, with attentive and careful drivers always an band to accommodate all who may destra auythiag ia ibe I,i very Cine, at the lowest reasonabla rrices. , H. A8CHKK, " ' '. A.D. SKKLLE.NGKR. P. J. SKKLLKNUKH. Aiw Iosdok, O.. Way 3, 1853. nAO-U. - SHERIFF'S SALE. J.K.McBrideet. al ; ' vs ill Ashland Com. Picas. , J.D. Williamson I ' Trivr Pntnnm nnd Oodev. recehed recu-. t.-iinton r rench etal I - " J.D. Wmiamsen WAW Com. Plea.. : 1 et. al J (ONN FT?S' TcitspAXT to the commands a fi fa issued in OURfnf .1 K AfoRriiLl 4nl' va .T II Will:


ocr: ' DUY.GOODS, GROCEU1ES. &G- ,. IIUNDliEDSAUE NOWEUSIITNG OldS Fortress foilChq els ! I ---" MTV r .., rii. i.r.m tha DOoole of Ashland County, tkst fc Jlas now on band at V the OLD FORTEESSs-aa abundant supIj of.orerjrtbiag: waateel by tbe people for long seige. He haa - safficient' to clothe alt wno may take 'refuge' withla' her walls f a(oi firocerieg, and other ...jk:nn fn jitrenthort the inner man. Tha . Commander-in-Chief would say (o b:e old friends, customers, La dies m4 Soldiers, ;t among his well selected stock of - . . ; , t , 5i. may be found abeaotifal assortment of SILKS, such as rich Brocades, Plaid sod-Fancy Dree Silk. Plain .nd Rirh l.usared Black Silks, Plaia Mode- Colored Merinos, Cashmere Delaines. Coburgs and Paramntaa, Silk aad Woolen Plaids, Elegantly Rich Printed Delaines, Black and Colored Alyaccas, French, English and AmericaaPrinls Rad Ginghams, i - , ';-' -. ; IE) 1X2. 0!3 S3 3 r OS li i2 S3" 9- v of every style and variety silk crape Shawls, Mantillas, Bonnet aad Cap' Ribbons, Toffitasj satin and velvet Ribbons," Laces and Embroiderics,"Piaiir snd embroidered Chimneitea, Ua-der-sleeves, &c. - Plain and figured Berages, 'splendid Lawns, ali kinds, at very tew prices i, ladies and gemlemcns' Gloves, Cravats, Kcaria; me nnest 101 or i.aaios- cmurumcic.. ever brought to Ashland. Also, Broadcloths, all colors and prices ; Sattinetts and Cai- mere3, tweeds, drillings, kc. ; vestings, satins, buffs,-marseillea, Ac. , in short, eTery'article' in tho irentlemen's deDartrnent. Let mc say a word for my silks and- prints. , I will rentnrer. I woald at this time ealt attention to-my large stock oV "V-- SUBSTAT-AlFAI-IILYi GOODS; selected with the greatest care, and expressly for this mark5t, such as CARPETS, linen and rotten sluietinra and shirtine. table damasks, napkins, towels and towelline, crasne. -diapera Av At with manv other Goods, which wo are prepared to sell at as low tomes as- can ba. - found in this or any market west ofew York. ; -.i ;- ' ' -" ' . - " Don t forget tho UU) firvitttiao. it is apeneci eunoaicy 10 arop in ana see it, 11 you dont buy anything, for tie Old Commander invites all to come. ... "-.,-.!,- - ;' - .a.sniaua, iuay-oui, itw. . , i-- i. . . - . . - ; - : -- wi


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ocr: Important News to Cash Customers AND PROMPT CREDITORS. os oa it &rwiLLi amThikob, Immediately North of tha Court House, Eaton, hive jujt opened a large Spring Stock of my Will Mi cift lyjii. wm Flats, Qtieensware, Glassware, Milliner)- Goods, &e., all of the most Fashi ouahle styles, which have been Irurht for cash, expressly for our Spring Trade, and comprising ns fine and iare ass rtment in our line as is in this market. We rpsj)ectl'ully invite the attention of the Goods Buying Public, feeling confident that we can show thorn every necessary inducement to purchase. Q. & All NOR. Bf sTP- S. We wish to buy 100,0'JO pounds of WOOL for Goods iJ a or Cash. 1


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ocr: L. G. G 1'l.D, Editor. E1TO.-V, O., OCT 11, 1855. TO ADVERTISERS. TtT-tont willing to advertise ,'iouMTmm"-" ertkat the "Eaton Democrat" has the largest reutotfrn of any piper m the -ciunty. REMOVAL. ...Tha office of the "Eaton Demo crat" has bi?fen removed to the se cond story of the brick building west of C. Vanausdal & Co's store, where all kinds of Job Work will be clone - up with neatness and dispatch. . CT"Our paper has been dclaed beyond the usual time rjrthe purpose of giving our nail ers as much election news as possible. THE PREBLE ELECTION. The election is over, find we ore benten in lie county by majorities ranging from one hurt, ted to five hundred, which we think will be about the majority for Chase, in this county. llelow we give the majorities as repotted fo Governor : Tnvnships. Chase, Medio., Wadnngton, 'J6 'Soincrs, IS Dixm, '. US .lellVrson, S3 Jackson, 1G Ilsriison, ."I Wonrqe, 17 Lanier, 2'i Twin. '.' Israeli 173 Oaspi'r,' Allen Trimble received in' the above town rhip? 2-19 votes. Don't Crow to Loud SHANGHAI! r l SHANGHAI! STILL IN DOUBT! . At the time of going to nos we had no definite news as to tha recult of the contest between Medill and Chase. The Enquirer says the tel egraph stopped giving returns at an early hour last night (Wednesday,) which is a good sign, considering its political character. So say we, and raise the small rooster at a risk for Medill.


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ocr: - Hail. jiXL Hail, the Conqueror of High Prices! -'-'-' . ' ' O - - - . Great Arrival of Ready Made Clothing at the PEOPLE'S WING STOltE! IF. W. 1BHKOWM D ESPKCTFULLY announces to the 11 rounding counties, that he has just received a mammoth Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING!! 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 flue Broadcloth FROCK. BOX ASD.BUSINESS COATS, at from $5 to $25 ; Mixed, Fancy, Clouded and Silk Mixed TWEED Coats ; Union, Brown, Duck, Striped, White Buff D'.ick, ... XiI;NEN SUMMER COATS ! at from75 cents to $1,50; Plaid Cassiinere and Cold-Kibit Cloth Coats; a lot of BLACK ITALIAN CLOTH COATS, to which I invite special attention. ' be tho same more or less. ' Also, Black Satin, Figured Silk, B roc ado, Fancy Marseilles and Linen Vostings, at from 50 cents to $5. Io addition to tho foregoing, I have a complete as sortment of . . GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING G00D3, : Such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Sjcks, Ac, I have also a large assortment of Cloths, Cassi mci-s. Sattiuetts Linens and Vostings, and nave a large number, of skillful workmen in my employ, I am prepared to Xo CUSTOM WORK!! on the shortest no:ice, and in a manner that Tailor of twelve years standing, do my own cutting, and will manufacture Clothing as cheap as any establishment in Ashland County DARE do. In conclusion I have only to sry that I Challenge and Iefy Competition! in any department of tho Clothing business, and fear neither Jews.'Gentiles, or any of tfie rest of mankind. My stock has been purchased at cash prices, and I am bound to sell at some 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 Clothiuc on average lower than it has ever been sold in Ashland. Let everybody call and see that these things are true. (CTStoie and the sur cannot be excelled this side of sundown. J am a a few doors West of the McNulty House and two good people of Ashland


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ocr: O'CONIT-EB & BROTHER, . SUCCESSORS TO GALLIGIIER & ERNST, AVIioIesala Dealers in FBEBKB-ft III1STIC DRY GOODS. ' No. 128 HAIH ETSEET, EETWEEH THIKD AND F0UBTH T., CINC1NWATL CQ"Special Inducements oflered to Cash Customers. '.


ocr: mu will Prill iQvvJp NEWEST STYLES OF DRY QUEENS 1TARE, GLASSWARE, HATS, CAPS, BONMS. SHOES, &C, &C, GO TJ No. 8, Main St., Eaton, O. are now in receipt oftheir Fall and Winter stock of Prrfirods which in quantitv, nualitv styles cannot be bent in the toivuof Ealon w hich thev intend to sell cheater than ever call if you want to save your money and pet birpiins. Country Prodnce taken in exelnn.-e eood. They would nv totheir Gernuu friends that tbey havo employed a Geinmi Clerk who be nappy to wait on them. 27, isii


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ocr: "L. O. GOUJLD. Editor. EITON. ., AUG. 16, 1855.


ocr: Governor, ' lYiUiau. Itlcdlll. lieutenant Governor, ' James Plycru ' Sclpreliie Judge, i It. B. Warden. 'Auditor, VW. D. Morgan. Treasurer, 'John 3. Brcslin. Secretary of State, William Trcvitt. r"Attorney General, 'George XV. McCook. Board of Public Works, James B. Steedman.


ocr: Rates of Advertising. One rju are for less) 3 iiucrtions, " " bach additional niserlion, ii Three months, ..... S:CU " " Six monlhs. 6:00 " Twelve months, - - - 8 00 One fourth of a column per year, 16.01 half " . - 1800 " coluu;r "... S0:0J All over a square charged as two squares. JJ"Adver;isenien'.a inserted till forbid at the expense of the advertiser. JOB WORK Executed at this office with neatness ar.d caj spalcli, at the lowest possible rates. JOB WORK


ocr: UNITED STATES HOTEL, Snnthwtst Cor. of Sixth It Walnut SIR. 3 -m: iw ca ut imr mi jm. rmv EWING &, ARNOLD Pro.'s. . S. MORTON, ) A4sistanls JESSR JOHNSON. J Aug. 30, 1855. Im.


ocr: MfiiiwifEiffiiiiraiffflsms O I- Bry Goods, Queensware, Hats & Caps, Bon nets, IJoots, Slices, &c, Go To O. & W. BHNOa'S, Cor. of Main & Itaron sts. laton, Ohio, Tbcy arc now rccpiviii)r their Fall nnd Winter stock wliicli has mvcr been surjiasscd for quantity, quality, beauty, style or teituro iu Eaton. Call everybody if you would save money and be jileased wit o-r Jim-chases. Se)t, 2J, 1655.


ocr: tO'CONNER & BROTHER, SUCCESSORS TO GALLIGHER & ERNST, --Wholesale Dealers U - 1KB & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, .Ko.4Jl4dAIN STREET, BETWEEN TH1SD AND FOURTH SIS., CINCINNATI; KT'Spfecial Inducements offered to Cash Customers. v September 2S, liSIly. Lebauou "Citizen" copy one tear. DOCTOtf YOURSELF: THE POCKET .ESLXLAFIITS or, rvrni ONK HIS OWN NIYSCiAN. 'PHE 50' V Edition, with One Hun- 1. ilreil fcn:rvings, showing Ilisea- ses and Malfurmnuonsof the Human System iiv every sliape ami form. To which is added a Treatise on the Diseases of Females, being-'of the highest importance to married .people, or those contemplating manage. By WILLIAM YOUNG ,M .D. Let no father be ashamed lo present a copy nfthe AESCULAPIUS to his child. It -may save him' from anenrly grave. Let no young minoi troimfl enter into the stcret obliga tions of married life without teading the POCKET JEiCULAPIUS. Let no one mf 'ferinn from a hacknied Couch, Paiirin the side, resiles nihts.,refvoi!sfeeHirv'S, and rhs whols tram f Dysnenirc sensations, -and given tiTi by their uhviiTsianfi he another motr.wt without consulliug the .Escuiapius Have the married, or those about lo be married any impediment, read this truly useful book, as it has been the m-'aus of saving thousands of unfortunate crea tures from the vt-ry jaws of death. TXAny person sending TWENTY-FIVE 'CENTS enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy of tlii work by mail, or rive copies will be sefll for One Pollar. Address, (pout paid.) DR. WM. YOUNG. No. 132 Spruce St., Philadelphia. W.M'Lban. P. L. Weavkr' Washington M'Lcaii Co., BOILERMAKERS,- and dealers in Sf con Hand Boilers and Engines, Congress street, one dooraast ofLudlow, Cinoii nali, Ohio. Constantly on hand anassomient of new andieoond hand Boilers, which they willsel low or exchange fctold ones. June 3, 1852 U. W. WINSTON, I " A. V.W1f.STO. T. aUOTWELL, I I. N. WINSTON. 'WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DUV GOODS, o. 2D Pearl Street, between Main At Walnut, CINCINNATI, Tj. A RE now receiving ttteir stock of Spring XI. Goods, which will be found to comprise very style, quality and price of Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods, selected with a knowledge of the wants ol Western Merchants and purchased at the low est orices. Merchant! visiting the city for the purpose of purchasing art entire stock or re-J plenishing, wm nnu our sioca. complete, va ried and superior in quality, end our terms low. Give us a call al No. 29 Pearl street. February 16, 1851. Scott's Little iant Patent Corn and Cob Mill. Palf nted Minj'K, '1 8P4. Tho undersigned respectfully beg leave to in iform the farming community and public iu gene ral that have now in store and ready for JOHN TROJKI.L- r " JOBS A, ASTlBUEt JVOIIN J. TKOXELLACO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ESdim -.llihbo ns ,F lowers, Embroideries, Si!lis, AND A COMPLETE ASSORTXIK Of MILLINERY GOODS. 143 FIFTH STREET, CINCINNATI, OHI!). GREAT CHANCE FOB BARGAINS!! T1HE undesigned being desirous of closing out J. his business, now oiler for mIc n hira-c lot of UVGdlESANV CARRIAGES, which trill be sold cheaper than any establish nient in t lie counrv. liu will trndiMer hordes or ldbuggiesA carriages. A credit cf nine-months will te (iron ftr gid paper. All those wanting something nice nnu scrviceautcwilllmu it money iu tlieir pockets to give us a call. W . II. J U. B.U1.M.. Eaton, Juno 17,135-1 12tf. OSAGE 0 BANGS FENCING! fTHE undersighed is-engaged in the planting x a ml rearii!' ol the Usage Ura npe, n nd is no w prepared to make engagements for furnishing .sprouts and setting, or setting and maturing ences at Jatr prices, ami will warrant a FIBST BATE FENCE. infourvears! All orders addressed to West Elkton, 'Preble county Ohio, will be promptly attended to. Pi. MUKNAUAX, Dec. 7 1851. tf. FALL. 1831 ' "THOMAS HcDONOGH, CINCINNATI, 0. WHOLESALE GItOCEU, AMI DEALER, IN Seeds Country Produce, &c. 6f Street, North Side, 3 doon West of Elm. fpilft snt briber takesthis method of A his old friends and ihe public in gencral.that he ha enlarged his store room above and below, and is now receiringalargcand fresh assortment of UR0CKR1KS, comprising in part, of 50 Barrels No. 1 Mackerel. :100 No. 2 ' 60 " No. 3 " 150 1-2 Nis. 1, 2 and 3. "5 " New .Whitefirh. 501-2 " " " 150' Prime Plantation Molasres. ' 10Q Kegs, assorted Nails. 3U Boxes Glass. ' Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Bice, Indigo, Alum, Madder, Oneras. dtton Yarns, Salt. Lead, 4c., tgother with all articles of suitable for tbo country trade. Merchants respectfully invited ty call and examine and ascertain prices before purchasing ulse w'here. Octobers, 1934, WAKE BOOMS. r SAAC L. JOHNSON, respectfully tes to the citizens of Eaton, and the vprwrnllv- thai hit haa now lV4jlffi? hand, ready made and for t 7Lj g large and handsome assort


ocr: SUCCESSORS TO GALLIGHER & ERNST, --Wholesale Dealers U - 1KB & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, .Ko.4Jl4dAIN STREET, BETWEEN TH1SD AND FOURTH SIS., CINCINNATI; KT'Spfecial Inducements offered to Cash Customers. v September 2S, liSIly. Lebauou "Citizen" copy one tear. DOCTOtf YOURSELF: THE POCKET .ESLXLAFIITS or, rvrni ONK HIS OWN NIYSCiAN. 'PHE 50' V Edition, with One Hun- 1. ilreil fcn:rvings, showing Ilisea- ses and Malfurmnuonsof the Human System iiv every sliape ami form. To which is added a Treatise on the Diseases of Females, being-'of the highest importance to married .people, or those contemplating manage. By WILLIAM YOUNG ,M .D. Let no father be ashamed lo present a copy nfthe AESCULAPIUS to his child. It -may save him' from anenrly grave. Let no young minoi troimfl enter into the stcret obliga tions of married life without teading the POCKET JEiCULAPIUS. Let no one mf 'ferinn from a hacknied Couch, Paiirin the side, resiles nihts.,refvoi!sfeeHirv'S, and rhs whols tram f Dysnenirc sensations, -and given tiTi by their uhviiTsianfi he another motr.wt without consulliug the .Escuiapius Have the married, or those about lo be married any impediment, read this truly useful book, as it has been the m-'aus of saving thousands of unfortunate crea tures from the vt-ry jaws of death. TXAny person sending TWENTY-FIVE 'CENTS enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy of tlii work by mail, or rive copies will be sefll for One Pollar. Address, (pout paid.) DR. WM. YOUNG. No. 132 Spruce St., Philadelphia. W.M'Lban. P. L. Weavkr' Washington M'Lcaii Co., BOILERMAKERS,- and dealers in Sf con Hand Boilers and Engines, Congress street, one dooraast ofLudlow, Cinoii nali, Ohio. Constantly on hand anassomient of new andieoond hand Boilers, which they willsel low or exchange fctold ones. June 3, 1852 U. W. WINSTON, I " A. V.W1f.STO. T. aUOTWELL, I I. N. WINSTON. 'WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DUV GOODS, o. 2D Pearl Street, between Main At Walnut, CINCINNATI, Tj. A RE now receiving ttteir stock of Spring XI. Goods, which will be found to comprise very style, quality and price of Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods, selected with a knowledge of the wants ol Western Merchants and purchased at the low est orices. Merchant! visiting the city for the purpose of purchasing art entire stock or re-J plenishing, wm nnu our sioca. complete, va ried and superior in quality, end our terms low. Give us a call al No. 29 Pearl street. February 16, 1851. Scott's Little iant Patent Corn and Cob Mill. Palf nted Minj'K, '1 8P4. Tho undersigned respectfully beg leave to in iform the farming community and public iu gene ral that tbey have now in store and ready for .male choice lot of the above named Mills,whieh ma warrant to grind twelve bushels of com in one hour, drawn bv one horse. Fatwrs and pothers are rcspectfutly solicited to call at our sitore and see one of our mills in operation. J, A. Hubbell A Co., 18 Barron street. Carrige BuggieA Wagon Shop, 11UE undersigned would respectfully an nouRce tothe ptiblio fhet he still contiti ties to carry on Oariiarje Bnggie' & Two horse wagon making at the old Btand adjoining JNeal's blaacnsmithshon. Work of all kinds 'made to order on short notice. Also several new Buggies and Carriages iready made and for saleon terms that cannot -ail to suit. Persons in want of like articles are invited to calland examine the work for them selves before purchasing elsewhere. P. S. All kinds of repairing done, old bug gies and carriages repainted and relrimmed, -on fair terms with neatness and despatch. W. T WHITFIELD. Eaton AprilSth 1853. TO THE PUBLIC. fll HE undersigned would respectfully an. X nounce lo the Public that he has recently ipened a LIVERY STABLE in" Ellon, and Is now prepared to acoommouate nil who may desire Carriages, Buggies, or Saddle horses for hire, at all times. He will also attend to eon ' veying Passengers to any of the suriounding villages upon snort notice, ins itrmj mc jum -acr mm will still conlirrue to be run to and from the Depot, mornidg and evening, for the accom modation of the citizens, from whom he solio its an increased patronage. V.J. PLACE, Salon, March 9, 1851. P. S. He keeps constantly on band good seasoned fire wood, which he will deliver on -reasonable terms. SPECIAL NOTICE To ail Persons Interested. ALL those khowingthernselves indebted to E. Minshall and E. Minshall & Son, are earnestly reqnested tomake payment on or be fore the 15th of January next, to E. Minshall -who is fully authorized lo tlos: the Books and -make settlements. N. B. It is confidently hoped tliatnoaddi ional notice will be required; but that all con ' cerned willDromntly come forward and liquid ate their indebtedness. E. MINSHALL will at all times be found at the New Book 'Store, in J. Campbell'sbuil.lin;, west of the Court House. r. miNSUALL at SUIN. Eaton, Jan 5, 1851-tf. j. P. BALL. Nos. 28 Fourth & 10 Fifth sts. CINCINNATI. My facilities for taking pictures of children are not equalled tn city, having lately added a new room with a superior ligUt expressly for that purpose. ICrPiclure taken in all kinds of weathei, March fl, 1853. DAY fc MAT LACK, Wholesale Dealers In No. 37, Pearl Street, MTU SIDE, BETWEEN WAIHDI & VOE, CINCINNATI, 0. ' rpiiey tte now receiving a large and desira L ble stock of Seasonable Goods, to which they invite the attention of the trade. Feb. 23, IBM. A NEW article in this market, NUT OIL for Ma chiuery, Ac, for sale at the Drng-stnre of Apl. 1- P- Brookiu It Ron TpHE finest Mackrral ever offered the peoplt jLnt r.aion, iim npeneu nnu lor aaie .11 iii J(ccery of K. 6. CUNNINGHAM. JOHN TROJKI.L- r " JOBS A, ASTlBUEt JVOIIN J. TKOXELLACO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ESdim -.llihbo ns ,F lowers, Embroideries, Si!lis, AND A COMPLETE ASSORTXIK Of MILLINERY GOODS. 143 FIFTH STREET, CINCINNATI, OHI!). GREAT CHANCE FOB BARGAINS!! T1HE undesigned being desirous of closing out J. his business, now oiler for mIc n hira-c lot of UVGdlESANV CARRIAGES, which trill be sold cheaper than any establish nient in t lie counrv. liu will trndiMer hordes or ldbuggiesA carriages. A credit cf nine-months will te (iron ftr gid paper. All those wanting something nice nnu scrviceautcwilllmu it money iu tlieir pockets to give us a call. W . II. J U. B.U1.M.. Eaton, Juno 17,135-1 12tf. OSAGE 0 BANGS FENCING! fTHE undersighed is-engaged in the planting x a ml rearii!' ol the Usage Ura npe, n nd is no w prepared to make engagements for furnishing .sprouts and setting, or setting and maturing ences at Jatr prices, ami will warrant a FIBST BATE FENCE. infourvears! All orders addressed to West Elkton, 'Preble county Ohio, will be promptly attended to. Pi. MUKNAUAX, Dec. 7 1851. tf. FALL. 1831 ' "THOMAS HcDONOGH, CINCINNATI, 0. WHOLESALE GItOCEU, AMI DEALER, IN Seeds Country Produce, &c. 6f Street, North Side, 3 doon West of Elm. fpilft snt briber takesthis method of informing A his old friends and ihe public in gencral.that he ha enlarged his store room above and below, and is now receiringalargcand fresh assortment of UR0CKR1KS, comprising in part, of 50 Barrels No. 1 Mackerel. :100 No. 2 ' 60 " No. 3 " 150 1-2 Nis. 1, 2 and 3. "5 " New .Whitefirh. 501-2 " " " 150' Prime Plantation Molasres. ' 10Q Kegs, assorted Nails. 3U Boxes Glass. ' Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Bice, Indigo, Alum, Madder, Oneras. dtton Yarns, Salt. Tobacco, Lead, 4c., tgother with all articles of Grocerie, suitable for tbo country trade. Merchants ore respectfully invited ty call and examine goods and ascertain prices before purchasing ulse w'here. Octobers, 1934, WAKE BOOMS. r SAAC L. JOHNSON, respectfully annourf- tes to the citizens of Eaton, and the public vprwrnllv- thai hit haa now nil lV4jlffi? hand, ready made and for sale, t 7Lj g large and handsome assort ment of FURNITURE, embracing elegant Sofas, Centre Tables, Eosy Chairs, Parloi Chairs, &c, of the most beautiful and op- provtd styles of form snd finish. COMMON CABINET w ABE. I have on hand a very heavy stock of chea per ware, comprising Cane, Flag and Wood- Seat Chairs, Stands, Bedsteads, Lounges, 4c. The obove articles, may be found at my Kooms en Raron street, adjoining the Hook-Store of Ellis Minshall; anil immediately west 6f the ( ourt House, where all persons, desiring any thing in'.ht Furniture line are tequestcd In call. 'Having in operation nt my monur8cturin establishment, near the Railroad Depot, Steam Turning Machinery, I will attend to all orders in my line Willi promptness, work or nil kinds made to order on short notice and rea sonable rates. Thankful for the liberal shRTS of public pa tronage heretofore teceived, the subscriber hopes to merit ana receive a continuance 01 public favor. Eaton, Jan. 26, 18-54 tf. THOMAS W. SFRAGUE 6 Co. SEW YORK CLOTHIERS & TAILORS, No. 113 Main Street between 3d &. 4th streets Cincinnati, Ohio. CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE RETAIL Furnithing Arlicli of every detcripl.ion, Terms Cash ! ! Liquors. I GKN'KUALassorlmeiitofLiqnnrsofall kind pure article, for sale at the wholesale and retail Grocery of ma 30. R. S. CL'XX IXGIIAM. I ,'OHKS, Hakes, Spadcsand Shovels of various U iciRtrson tiaud at tuo Urocery of ma 30. - R. S. CUNKIVGnAM. Eaton Dressing Room . Main $ ire et ,a tljoin in ft lie Na tionut Hotel ROIiEKT COICS, ATOW holds himself in readiness for Barber li ing, Hair Dressing, Shampooing and every liins that belongs to his line of business. No ains will be spared to please all, and he in tes all to call and try for themselves. LANIl'S & DEGKOOT, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, ISA IK STBEET, EATON, O. ARE now in receipt of, and will continue to receive large supplies of choice Family Gro ceries, which tliev oiler to tlieir liberal patrons on term fully adequate to meet tho wants of these trying times. Dec. 21,1854. AFino lot of Coffee of the most choice kinds, just received aud for sale at the new firm of Lanius A Dcgroot. MOLASSES, all kinds and the most superior quality, now in store and offered to the pub lic at the Grocery of Lauius A Drgroot. Queensware and Glassware, ( "MIINA, Stoneand Common ware, Glassware J of all kinds, Looking-glasses of all sizes at the New Store of STEPHENS 61 Co. SUGARS. Wo have now on hand for disposal as fine a variety of Sugars as can behad any. where, and will sell as manr pounds to the dol lar. Lanius & Dcgroot. t'.KAS. We call the special attention of those whoaro'foni of good Tea to l)ur supply We do not besitato to recommend H. Laoins A Dcgroot. jnlt!ftalt! SaltJ I' nnins & Degroot are now receiving large Jsupply of Salt, different qualities, which 'iey will sell al the lowest Ttte. BASKETS, Buckets. T ibs, Churns and other articles of Cedar and Willow Ware now for ale at the Grocery of uwjo B.S.CCSNISGnAM THANKFUL for received from J. respectfully ers, nd the people ceived -. - J E among which may pattern and and Alarm Lever, Magic, French Emerald. Pearl, Uaruet, Plain and Finger-rings, and Fob chains, Slides, Thimbles, Money .iiclts, silver forks, Gold spectsoles tassels, C U .Superior pocket ving razors. gar tongs, table and lirittiamia S F E cases, tooth, hair, needles, wallets, sliaving es, amber beads, wafers, chains. . Gold Watch lot of toys, Ac., amount of'ciocks, the subscriber, is lency of the tiJCallirrd the Court House, Feb. 1, 1855. 2,000 TnE (food Clean terms, ftrwn call at my assortment of Codecs, 1 PURE WIXE3 cinnl purposes, hast end Main Street, March 22 For T7ILLIAM V V Street, 0 their nit attractive nd useful styles Shawls and ces, ens, Muslins, Housekeeping Goods for men Buiinfii Prices marked chasers as can gaged in a Persons invited lo call April a, 18 jo. 42 Oct. 5, '51 J. FRESH Fresh Bread, W'IIEAT.1 toes, an and wholesale aud mll-30. BROOMS and ed and ror the Grocery of V LAUGH ial at the lowest March 80. We hare in store Mills; a splendid For sale at the house of for preserving vents its falling the Driig-storeof pRACKERS, J sale by 1 A n A A 1U.UUU will be paid, by RAMS, wholesale ORA.VtiliS, cheap at the ma 3o. J. 'JZEOHr Office and of the Court by F. A. April 6, 1854. TOBACCO of to the lovers traes. ALL kini sale by the ILS bucIi as which will FISH a good Cod, by the are warranted Dl iRIED sale by DYE Sec, kept JUST groot, a lafge Persons test its quality. WHITE Fish, Just mt 01


The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: Extraordinary Demand PUBLIC ATTENTION ' o Encourage Home Manufacturers ! ASHLAUD CARRIAGE FACTORY, ni nss cb ZiesvolXf T7 0ULD call tbe attention of v V Public to their lanra and epleodid sortment ot - - - - CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES on hand at their Ware Roams, for the and Summer Trade; they ca now assure public that tbe work at tneir factory be excelled in the State, eitber lor or finrnra e of finish. None but the best men are employed in the Factory, ly it ia the only establishment of the kind this part of Ohio, that will wabbtst. wokk. Th attention of nnrchasers is. therefore, spectfully called to this establishment, voe nest oi wora can oe ou a Come uJ see . our Stock on hand, if don't DDT, tell tout neighbors what sort i- i - i i - . i BUeksmithiner. Painting. Trimmingr. tom Work and repaijiajf done at the police and m the best style. - Thankful for past patronage we lv solicit a continuance of ths same- V. B. All work warranted. Factory BaadnskT Be., three doors west of tba House, Ashland. Ohio. .- - . - May 16. 1855. iSltf. LAUD WARRAHT BLAHZS Far Sale caeaa atjthle 9tno


ocr: Hail, all Hail, the Conqueror of High Prices! - Great Arrival of Ready . eJ. W. UBIUKO WK" FULLY announcea to be good people of Ashland and the aur rounding counties, that he has just received a mammoth Stock of - n . A T) Y-M A DE CLOTHING! ! from the eastenrcitiea, and is now opening wauaca s wrocery otore. iu oukm. wu k ""r; V, ;J, C .. be brought to Ashland during the present season. It consists of fine Broadc loth n . r-i a. mi T U BOX AND BUSINESS COATS, from 5 to 125 : Mixed, Fancy. Clouded and Silk Mixed TWEED Coats ; Union, Brown, Striped, White Buff Duck, ... - LINEN SUMMER COATS ! , from 75 cents to $10 j Plaid Cassimere snd Cold-Habit Cloth Coats ; a lot of BLACK CLOTH-COATS, to which I invite special attention.- j the same more or less. Also, Black Satin, Figured Silk, Brocade, Fancy Marseilles and Vesting, at from 50 cento to In addition to the foregoing, I have a complete as of GENTLEIIEirS FURIIISHIHG GOODS, : r v '1 as Shirts. Collars, Cravat, Socks, Vo, I have also a large assortment o f Cloths, Casst Sattinetts Linens and Vestings, and hare a large number of skillful workmen in my I am prepared to do - - CUSTOM WORK" the ahorteat notice, and in a manner that cannot be excelled this aide of sundown. 7 am a of twelve years standing, do my own cutting, and will manufacture Clothing aa cheap any estahlishment ia Ashland County DARE do. Ia conclusion I hare only to sry thst I and Defy ' Competition! any department of the Clothing business, and fear neither Jews,OenUles, or any of the of mankind. ' My stock has been purchased at cash prices, and I am bound to sell at some I have no damaged goods bought op eastern auctions in order to sell them low here, will I sell one customer s garment below cost, and then make it off of another, but will Clothing on average lower than it has ever been sold in Ashland. Let everybody Tall see that these things are true. STStoie a few doors West of the McNulty House and two east of Stilling i Burns'; Main Street, Ashland, Ohio. - April 6th, 1853. 50 tf Made Clothing at the CL0IBI1: STORE ! i . o -:- - " ' ' them at his new store in Ashland, directly .ill bv. na ayinaviAfi rr anw T nst ntBJB. nr ' .


ocr: Th e Q ue en of the Ant i 1 1 ies must be Ours! Grrand Charge of the People ' . ; upon the', -: . v"':' 1 t o ia e : C o im e i? ! V JAMES W. BOYD 4 GAIN sends forth this his proclamation foshj friends snd customers throughout the entire County of Asniana, stock of EMIR MM: MBS at his old stand in Ashland. This stock has been selected with unusual care, and cannot meet the wants of the people generally. In the ladies' department we defy competition. Our stock of . , ., . . . -.. . -- - . ( . ; ' L ADIES' SUMMER DRESS GOODS! is fully equal to any stock that has or will be plain, barred, black and changeable Silks ; Silk Tissues, various styles snd colors ; Berrages, plain and figured ; Schallis, an extra assortment ; a large 'assortment of plain and figured, at from GJ to 37 cents per yard ; American and Foreign. Ginghams Prints, enough to supply the county ; . - Schcmisctts, Collars, tTndersleeres, Cambrics, Edgings and Laces ; a large assortment of and Straw Bonnetts, with trimmings to suit ; Childrens' Flats ; a good lot of Ladies' Children's Shoes ; and some . . ... EXTRA SPAMSH MANTISSAS to which we invite special attention. In brief. sortment, you win nna tnat tne nan nas not neen tout you. . ' , : :;- E N TliiE 31 1 irl IP A S M T- . In this department oar assortment cannot be surpassed in town. Our .stock of Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Jeans, Vestings, Summer Linnens, etc., is fully complete. We we can safely say that we hare the largest stock of . GElJTLEIIEli"S' SUIILTER DEESS G00D3 ! ever brought to Ashland County. We hays also on hand a good assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING, which we are anxious to dispose of. snd will sell at CITY COST! Our stock of Mens and Boys' Leghorn, Panama, any emergency. In addition to the foregoing -we from 25 cents to $1 per yard, and to which we rAJoiLl uttut;tktur.9, uaAaoirjfti., It would be useless to further enumerate. ' Suffice it say that our stock will be found lanre, complete, well selected and cheap as any stock of goods ever offered to this t - .i.'.mij .... .1 . h... i i .. -,u 0 affTtain ihia whereabouts will please call at the Old Stone Corner, and inquire our acconunoaaung weru, wmi m hi i iiimimi uuu, anui at luo aiu ime, w ku uitsui uiv uttsuuesb 1 that are to DO Bid in tne - ET'Don't forget the place at the old stand of Kesnor A Risser, Mats Street, Ashland. 1855. . - - to annoaaee- tne arnvai of his mammoth brought to Ashland this Spring. It consists Ladies, if yon will call and examine our as Palm and Straw Hats will be found equal have a large assortment of CARPETLNQ. invite special attention. Also, a large stock orown ana Dieacnea gneetings, runnings, ana s. i. ii -u . v : . i vi njoturnisn tnem with tne necessary inform


ocr: HUNDREDS ARE NOW , . . . j'.. ..T OTOE . '. , ...,r Old Fortress- of Cht3ap ?Qoods ! WOULD respectfully Inform the people efX.blind County, that be has Sow oa hasd .. the OLD FORTRESS, aa abawdant aupply of everythiag wasted by the people for leaf seise He has . '.. ; --'-- ID) US Y B 5 D E ! suScieat to clothe allwhe msy Uka refuge withia her walls atse. Groceries, and I ,.od thing, te Strengthea fhe ia.er m.a. The Com..der-i.-Ch.ef would ssy to b.s friends, eontomers, Ladies sad Soldiers, th it among his well selected stock of mm S MB EIMSIIE MM . . . . -a arr tra nav be roan a Deaamai aawro ----- - - - ---- . . 8,lk.,PIi. and Rich Lred Biack Silk.. Plain Mode Colored Menaos, Cashmere Cebarn aad Parsm.tss, Silk sad Woolen Plaids, ElrganUy R.ch Pr.atad Delaiaai, Black Colored Alyaccaa, French, Eagliah sad American Prtals aad Ginghams. IE) m IS 5S3 S3 'O 5 SSQ S5C 12 JC? S3 ef every style and variety; ailk crape ihawls, Mantillas, Boaaet aad Cap lUbboas, ta aid velvet Ribbon. Lace, snd Umb.oidari.., Pl.i- aad embro.d.red Ch.m.aette.. fee. Plata -id "gared Barages, fplendid Lswas, all kiada. at very low sav that they are tie moat spleitded assortment ever offered to the people of Ashland tv There has been but one remark among the ladies, vis : "It is but to see the Goods buy " Come ladies who have not had the pleasure of seeing. I would aay come one aad I would at this time call attention to my large stock of .- .- . SUBSTANTIAL FAMILY GOODS, selected with the greatest care, and expressly for this market, such as CARPETS, linen eotten sheetings and shirtings, table damasks, napkins, towels and towelling, crashes, ate 4c. with many other Goods, which we are prepared to sell at as low prices ss can ?c ' , : .C:-J.Vr w. of New York. Dont forget the OLD FORTRESS. It is dant buy anything, for tha Old Commander "Ashland, May 8th. 1855. - -'-'' u.h rloh Rroeaila. Plaid and Fanev a perfect curiosity to drop in and see it, if invites all to come. . . ' ' '. . . : . - SOtf


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ocr: Important News to Cash Customers p R o mtc re ?iX9R s . OSCAU & WilXlAM Immediately North of the Court House, Eaton, have iuH opened large Spring Stock of 1 mv nn iiiiKM. 11 7 i Flats. Oiieensware. Gl.issu-are. Millinfrv finmis X.-,. n e i ' rasiiionaiiio styles, which have been Spring Trade, and comprising as fine is in tins market. We resnfctfiillv respectfully L.ii.mg i uuiiu, iceiuijT conuuenr. uiai inducenient to purelinse. 1...-, . Ti..l.t: ! . I! "J . .1 Ati1s- " ewisntobuy Eld im bought tor cash, expressly for ot and large ass rtment in our line s invite the attention nf invite the i .. we ca:i snow tlioin every (J. & Mlo i. pounds cf WOOL for


ocr: EATON, ..MAY, 31 1853. Governor, William Mcdill. Lieutenant Governor, James Myers. Supreme Judge, R. B. Warden. Auditor, XV. D. Morgan. Treasurer, John G. Breslin. Secretary of State, William Trevilt. Attorney General, -George XV. McCook. Board of Public Works, James B. Stcedman.


ocr: ITilfSCIffioIviflWmil -or- Dry Goods, Queens-ware, Hats & Caps, Bon- nets, Boots Shoes, &c, Go To O. & W. MANOR'S, flniv nflnin & B -il;n .sts. Eilt Ml, T,.y nre now ree-ivi,,. their Fall - Winter itmlitv. I.eauty. siyie or lexitiie i" li.iuu. .au w....--.- -. Sept, "Ju, H5"-


ocr: for to wESf, nmw? iVKWEST STYLES OF DRY GOODS, OUEEXSWARE, GLASSWARE, HATS. CAPS, BONXrJS. SHOES. &C., &C., GO TO B nmiimm 4 . mm No. 8, Slain St., Eaton, . tit r:il TIIEV are notr in receipt of their Kail and Winter -tori; of Pry Goods which in nuant:!,-. r, nil.' , . . . u i. r I'.' tin. win.1 i tliev intend to sell chifer th.i.i ever. S W ;),1,,,y.;,.od,,ee,;k,nincx,.,,,n:, Miioou,,,. , .........-,...;..(.,.,.,,, fr,.,iUi ,t titer have cuttdoved a tierniali lerk te ;orir.M ii..'vw.i...i. o nn..ca . -j s-t " I ". will be happy t" wait on tin m. L ' ' ' ' -' ' v


ocr: Just as our paper was going to Press, we learned that the Convention nominated the 'following gentlemen for Stale officers: Governor, William Mcdill. Lieutenant Governor, James Myers. v Supreme Judge, It. II. Warden. Auditor, W. D. Morgan. Treasurer, John CJ. Breslin. Secretary of State, William Trevitt. ..Attorney General, George W. ItlcCook. . Board of Public Works, James B. Steedman. ttTMore concerning the nominations in our next.


ocr: Important JTew3 , PROMT CREDITOjLS. OBCAK"&; WILLIAM BlINOR, Immediately tforth of the Court House, Eaton, have just opened a large "Spring Stock of Flats, Qiicensware, Glassware, Millinery Goods, &c, all of the most Fashionable stylos, which hive been bought for cash, expressly for our Spring Trad;?, and comprising as fine and large ass- rtinent in our line as is in this market. We respectfully invite the attention of the Goods Buying Public, feeling confident that we caa show theru every necessary inducement to purchase. O. & W. MINOR. fofjyf-!3- S. We wish to buy 100,000 pounds of WOOL for Goods or Cash. to Cash Customers AND


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The Ashland union. [volume]

ocr: Extraordinary Demand on PUBLIC ATTENTION! 'Encourage Home Manufacluieis! ASHLAND CARRIAGE FACTORY Aimlob Iieaotif TTOULD call the attention of tbe v t Public to their lorcrc and SDlendid as sortment of CARRIAGES A Nt) BUGGIES on band at their are Rooms, for the Spring and Summer Trade; they can now assure the public that the work at their Factory cannot oe excelled in tue otate, either lor durability or fineness of finish. None but the best work men are employed in the Factory, consequent ly it is the only establishment of the kind in this part of Ohio; that will warhvkti their work. . The attention of purchasers is, therefore, re spectfully called to this establishment, the best of work can be had at Come aud see our Stock on hand, if you don't buy, tell your neighbors what sort work is made in Ashland. ' Blacksmithing, Painting, TrimroiDg, Cus tom Work and repairing done at the 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 Sandusky St, three doors west of the House, Ashland, Ohio. May 16, 1855. ' - i,51tf. - NEW ARRIVAL. tiUOCEBIF.S, TOYS, DHMCAL SOTIOSS, dtc., etc. E. BACHEREFV, TNFORMS his numerous customers that I has just received a large stock of all ot ornccries and Conlectionanes ; a variety of Toys and Notions of all kinds, Musical Instruments, &c, &c. . In his SALOON be bas made arrangements a constant supply of Baltimore and New OYSTERS, Game of all kinds, Sardines, Pick led Meats and the delicacies of the Lunch served at all hoars on toe shortest no tice. Constantly on band a variety ef ance drinks. Thankful for past patronage, he is determin ed to spare neither pains or expense in ing tor tbe wants ol those who tavor htm call. Ashland, Oct. 4th, 18o4. tilSii


ocr: EST NOTICE. 3 BY Instruction jut received from the Auditor Staf. - County Treexurer are requested to col lect tbeTez'on all Reel etle. It the owners residents or toe cooniy, or Baee chattel subject to levy. Owing to hard tjmce and of tooney.some or the Tax-uayers not aware of late law. have paid the Tax oa their ebattle propet ty, expecting teeir land to ba returned Any of those seeing tbis notice -WjU save them selves some expence by calling and paying Taxes before the Delinquent list is sentoutfor co Isctioa to each Township. 1. TV. BOVD. Tress, ashland, Pe.S7, ISM. . - nSltf


Eaton Democrat. [volume]

ocr: SUCCESSORS TO GALLIGIIER & ERNST, Wholesale Dealers in A FflfiEIGN SE DOMESTIC DRY BOBDS, So. 1)3 MAUI STREET, BETWEEN THIRD' Alft) FOURTH 6T8., i'',:v CINCINNATI: v - C3"SDecial Inducements offered to Cash Customers. , September '28, .H54 ly- tabanon "Citizen" copy one yoar. ' DOCTOR YOURSELF; THE POCKET J2SCULA.PIUS , . . OR, EVERs ONI BIS OWN FHTSICiAIf. MMIE 50 i. Edition, with One lluii- l dred Engravings, showing Disea ses nd Malfutmationsof the Human System in every shape and form. To which i? added aTreaU3e on the Diseases of Females, being oC Ue highest importance to married people, or those contemplating niarrnge. By . WILLIAM YOUNG ,M .D. Let no father be ashamed to present a copy cfthe AESCULAPIUS lo his child. It may save h'n from an early grave. Let no young nar or woman enter into the secret obliga tiorn f nnrried life without reading the POCKET jEJCULAPIUS. Ltt no one uf- ferin from a hacknied Cough, Pain in the side, restless nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train of DvsneDlic sensationr-and given up by their physicians be another moment without consulting the iEsculapius Have the married, or those about lo be married any impediment, test this truly useful book, as it has been the m;aus sf saving thousands of unfortunate crea tures from the very jaws of death. Tj-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS eaclosed in a letter, will receive one copy of tnis work by mail, or five copies will be sent for One Dollar. Address, (post paid.) DR. WM. YOUNG. No. 152 Spruce St., Philadelphia. 1V. JT. II. MEREDITH. CENTAL SURGEON AND OPEEATOE IN lUwlmnir.nl Oculist IS'. "TTOULD respectfully inform both friends and - VY patrons that he may now be found on Main i street, one square wen oi i"e wn Home, Katon, Ohio. Thankful tor the liberal patronage fcestowed tne last year, and evidences of satisfac tion rendered, he feels like renewing his clforts not only to please, but to surpass, if possible, his former operations in Artificial Work. Incorruptible Artificial Tecthinsertedinciitire or parts of aotU. with Gum of a beautilul granu lation, sodolicatoly tiuted and blended astodefy detection from the' natural, except by the closest Inspection. Atmospheric Pressure, Teeth always inserted on this principle when the 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 tant operation, by saying that if properly done Teeth can be rendered useful for life. Extracting, Cleansing, ond Regulating Chil dren's. Teeth, and general diseases of the mouth treated iu a judicious manner. Otlice and residences on Main Stroet.onc square west of the Court House, Eaton, Ohio. April 12, 1853. ly- . HELXBOLD'S GENUINE. FBEPEBATIONB. JOUM J TUOXELL. JOI1X A, JOHN J. TUOXELL & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Ribbons,Flowcrii. Embroideries. Silks, AND A COYFLSTB ASSOHTUgXT Or MILLINERY GOODS. 143 FIFTH STREET, CINCINNATI, GREAT CHANCE FOB BARGAINS!! rriHE undersigned being dusironsof X. his business now offers for sale a largo lot BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES, which will be sold cheaper than any ment in the county, lie will trade for horiies Idbuggics A carriages. A creditof will be given for good paper. AM those something nice and serviceablewillliud it in tueir pockets to give us a cnil. w . ti. a u. n-L,i.r.. Eaton, June 17.1351 12tf. ' OSAGE OBANGE F E NCI NO! THE undersighed is euu,a?ed in the oud rearing of the Osage Oranpe, "nil is prepared to moke engagements for sprouts and setting, or setting and ences atair prirm, nrd will warrant a FISST BATE FENCE, in four years! All orders addiessed to Elkton, Preble county Ohio, will be attended to. ' N. HORNADAY. Dec. 7 1354. tf. FALL. THOMAS McDONOGH, CISC IS NAT I, WHOLESALE GUOCE1C, ANB DF.ALKR IN Seads Country Produce, Etc. Cri Street, North Side, 3 doors West of THE subscriber takes thismcthod of his old fik'ndsand the public in he has enlarged his store room above and and is now receivingalargeaud fresh of UltOCElllliH, comprising iu part, uf 50 Barrels JNo. 1 Mackerel. 100 60 1-2 No. 2 No. 3 " Nos. I, 2 am 3. Now Whilefish. 150 75 50 1-2 150 Prime Plantation 100 Kegs assorted Nails. 80 Boxes Glass. , Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Blee, Indigo, Madder, Copcras. Cotton Yarns. Salt. Lead, Ac., together with all articles of suitable for the country trade. Merchants respectfully invited ty call aud examine and ascertain prices before pnrchasing where. October 5,


ocr: Poetical. HUMBLE LIFE. Tell me that bo's a poor man, That hit dress ia coarse and bare, Tell me not his daily pittance, la workman'! scanty fare ; Tell me not bit birth ia humble, That his parentage is low ; It He honest in his notions? That is all I want to know. It hit word to bo relied on 1 Has his character no blame 1 Theu I care uot if he's low born Then I care not whence hit name, Would he from an unjust action, Turn away his scornful eyel Would he, rather than defraud another, Sooner on the scaffold diet Would he spend his hard gained earnings ' On a brother in distress ; i Would tit succor the afflicted, And the weak one's wrong redreti 1 " Then he is a man deserving Of my love and my esteem, And I care not what his birth-place In the eye of mn may seem. It it be a low thatched hovel Let it be a clay built cot Let it be a parish work-house In my eyes it matters not ; And if others will disown him, As inferior to their caste, Let them do it I befriend him, ' A a brother to the last. SPEAK NOT HARSHLY. Bpcak not harshly much of care Every human heart must bear; Euough of shades darkly lie Veiled within the sunniest eye. by thy cbtldhood's gushing tears, By thy griefs of tfter years; By the anguish thou dost know, Add not to another's woe. Bpeak not harshly, much of sin Dwelleth every hesrt within In its closely covtred cells Many a wayward passion dwells. By many hours nutrient, by the gifts to errors lent, by the wrong thou didst not shun, liy the good thou hast not done, With a lenient spirit scan. The weaknest of thy fellow man.


ocr: Rates of Advertising. One square, (or less) 3 insertion?, ' ilf " " Each additional inreition, " Three monlhs, - - . J,(p " S,X month, ... - 6,10 Twelvemonths, - - g,i 0 One fourth of a coIukid per year, . IS, to ," half ' " " - 18,(0 " column '-. 30(0 All overt square cbarged'ac I wc quarts. U'Adverlistments inserted till foioid lib expense of flie'tdverlisef, . ;.'"; JOB WORK Executed ol this 'dffice wit neatness tt o espatchihe , at lowert possible rotes. JOB WORK


ocr: Rates of Advertising. One square, (or less) 3 insertions, HC " " Each additional inrertion, 29 " " Three mouths, ... S,00 " " Six months, 5,00 " Twelve months, - - - 8,(0 One fourth of a column per year, 16,00 " half " " 18,00 " column 30,00 All overs square charged as twrs quarts. ID Advertisement inserted till fordid X tb expense of the advertiser, JOB WORK Executed at this Office wit neatness ane espatchthe , at lowest possible rates. Rates of Advertising.


ocr: upon METALIC COFFINS! HE subscrrber has now on hand, and Intend toffln,, which wilf be sold low. WOODEN CQF n? .'i of Terr qnslity and alze, manufactured: the shortest notice. E WEISS Aug. 24 1854 P aUth Mt f B R Vet'


Indiana American. [volume]

ocr: 'Jttfcj bttriistmtnls. tSTTTT.XMiTlft-tJ-tOTC' it''sasMiMefsisty SjfT3ay-- LOST!: .i t IWmbegSlli,1U4,'(n tt HuU Wterkef St Cfk,n lb, re4 ttt l&m HJcktn4 Joihws Yrk'i, .... , , v K Pocket Eook containing $Ift smI Mml valMikU, ) rtv Sn4a, ba uluOly rsrtlrtl bjr r"lnnUf iha 14 ras, or lo Mr. John "n-k..i! JO. bl'KSK. ;i. usaciLrpnJssissisjs im,: a STATE": STOCK -. ..' rirt'Ftw'1" t. b-.TJ vr iV.H. 1 V-iJ JBi Tb ns.lrlre wUt p ti alchats tarkrk Irlc, In l(kn. ( IucIiimU ! , fur '1 kl4 a of mifiMTwul Bnli JHpor. ' ,... i . UKHI'A-1 l,-r h ktr'tCVMhWHT IKntaa. rlum.Borifc t( il lUnk. K. H.1VSKR. Urtokvllla, Jmm B, lata, t a SpadesÜ'f Station! I Th 'nJir('riia tMII h a 'MmtoMaUe llsek rfulrly, rta iirfhtk-PU aB4 tr Sta tion. 11 wift ! rir.-tk Wl rytry MooUt, Wady, rail atanr. hoar a vUl btt mit ii,ncT. koiumlnr, b, lit Uva ".'i'kdr' lmraodiniWr trfttis trrrvtl rr Ths ta a 'sloes ttslb. "JawUlfOSt athr timattf 114. upon. KAMi;l, JsOAKOa. hrooktllle, Jan VV$y 1 ? ' f rtnktfn .Trirn'pia"Cd. ELECTIOII 1I0TICE. Analoctloa for Uirclom In ulJ fotnrT Ut b htld SI th Hurrel Hou.", la .VI. araial, fraaklta eaantr. Inllna, aa etaf4Ti laa lOUv ÖBj-of FVrTJry, iia, tnwem luanj So'olok. fitorO,rorth.Ro,fJ. jQttH "A TNN Sta. -

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publisher: C.F. Clarkson


ocr: Railroad Election. The stockholders of the Cincinnati, Indianapo lis V Chicago Knllroad Company are hereby noil fled that an olection lor ten director of said com. pnny will bn hold at llio olttce, In Htuk vllle.on tho Sii Hi day of July next, between the hours of lu and fou- of said day, under Iho tiiamtgemonl of C II. fluiillcy and Wilson Morrow, who have bcuu appointed by the hourd, Ju Ige of said clut tlon. The directors will coulinuo to receive irn posi tions for the tiurt'haae of any of the real e.inte of said company remaining unsold, up lo the DIU day of July next, liy order of tho Hoard. JOHN WYNN, Secretary, Juno 13, läj.


ocr: COATS & CHRISTOPHER, stsst rCTi- or I'liokKrur, (Hiiipltenr, IturnliikT r'lulUuiid pirUna. ALSO, ALCOHOL OF ALL lie fined Charcoal for Rectifying Whisky, and Furo Spirit, I'liid sau I'lioausaa Lsstcs, Wnoi.kssLa IUtail, No, 0 College timidlng, Walnut St., Kasl between Fourth and Fifth Street, ylöly CINCINNATI, o.


ocr: lnrORTANT TO FARMERS. THE TJNDEKSIONED HAS OPENED A SHOP oil AI Hill lilllgea siru. l. In Hie building formerly upled iy Jonn .tuuiu, vnere nsl pre- y.- 7r A liMS.,.1 In allio.lv llii.likl,,..r. M.)tt.r I f.XV I 1 " llUIDLK, SADDLES, Willi's, and evefy article usually found In a Brat class Saddle and llurneas shop, at Cincinnati prices. Having had several J aar' experience lu the business, he I couitljenl of success. He Is prepared to do all kind of repairing at short notice. may S3 ft, ly KDVVAKD MEYF.K, JOHN TAIT. O. W, TAIT. TAIT & SON, commission merchants snp nsAtun in .P E oi & 'V! a ;3 V No 5 Wail ii nt sttC'liirlHitntlOs tur, Kggs, I ; rain, Feather, Hrled Krult., Puis toe, Union. iVc. Liberal ('ASH advancement made on consign, menu. OiUerfr (irocerlo and Manuruetured Arti cle solicited and (Hied on the mi fnvnrubln terms. may H y "SPR3NC mm, IN GllKAT AHUNDANCi:, AT MO I COIrlMERCIAL HOW, 3NTOHV IIIIICK. lll'lt.IilHf.N, S. W. Cor. Main Uurgcsstt Hcadsts. BR00KVILLE, INDIANA. Mrs w a N tiai a . 1 Ijmd. h. LINCK I receiving tho handaouteat of sprltiK Knuds, over opened in this


ocr: Little Giant CORN ä GOB rulrntfil iriitjr in, 18311 I t'otibi'iM. an l.iveui'oii nio.iT I ie moat I in nov liml of nio'Vi it ; im-, lor ilia ua of tha well ad- vi.mt fitruir,' r nil tut, feei'aiwauil tha unlveraal favor tvliii iv,i fiiii.ii U'an ifMilrod from tha flril mora liaii rn) . i'ng tiloe, a io.i It utility Kiid U nr'loillv. Kor pmtabllHv, 'npUeily of ronatruatlnn.and rnnvenleiire of ia lio Ulli'a C ant baa no eqM, Ii eleh (.'in 3 la J an nd ied lb., acrordluf In tiro, run Uv pal lit nperal'on bv Ilia fanner lo BO liiluulu, Trillion I exHno or Mtachantral aid, than ailluiled ami ued vith ronvenlenva by antbodr, 1 ho Mill iilmitbat lupolrud IDa I'liit frartil- nma al aver) Mnto fair uom Ml aourl lo Mary. land tlio ye .1 Fall, and llml In Hi a moat eoiopil- uienlary manner, l lieia Mill aro itiinrantDod In the moil poiltlva manlier agalnat brenkao or tlerangameni, and wairantad tarruah feed Irani aar corn, and grit or Una homony from iliolled corn, wllh n di'grea of rata and conveiiieiiao for ranu pnrpo.oi, nerar auninoii noioro. 'Iba aubarrtber I now prepaied to furnl.h lha rineraor fraoaiin loeoiv wr.n improvau pat toini and to soil tua Varied waui ol all. Ko.tf. Isnderad atSlo complnta, reai'y for at lariiin; lue team, and wur.nu.ed lo rrusii, or ary com, IU bu.beUof leed per tour with one horso, No. 31 t'lti, will ciu't 13 bushels iter Hour. No. 4 at $iiii, w ill cumU'.U biMhols par bour wllh two lior;. 'I'lteau mills will be delivered In Tlreokville, or lue on the t anal, at lha Maiuuarturar prl T. A.taiOliUIN, Hole for KrjnLlIn County.


ocr: 1843. FEEL & SOWS, NEW YOHK DYK H0USK, Na. 8T4 Walnut Street, Bolwaen Mxth aud Netemh, ona door north Walnut Kireel House, U.NCI.NS A l l,0. T1VIM DE8CXIPTT0 Of SILK jli tvoulau UuoU Ueu aquallo auy ItuuaaKa.i; aiid Btil.tiud by atoam clllndara hi lha üy Iii: Jo pariiucul we are prepared al all seasons of the )ear 10 color Ladles Crspe Slmwls, the following color: a bxaulllul Hcarltil, Peacb hlussoni, laa Uruu,aud all ahadoa of Jroen, Salmon, Mraw, orange, furple blty lilue, Maiarlua lltue Marone Kawu, Drab, PreiRti Grey aud Mlver lrab, Ac In liie Meuovallug lAiuartiuvul, (.articular at taiitlon will be aiu lo elaauliig Carj.au by Ma chinery, without riiug, also rug, uute and fl auo Covers, Ladle, buawls uf all aiudsof Merino, l aahintrra.auu NiU Oressas without injuring eith er rood or color. ' (Ten lie 111 a u'a doming retiovaled and made to a j-tins r as new, ihejmbllo Is respectfully luvltod to call and In ei tour work aud Judgo from waallbu)' aee, not 1 rum wlial Ihoy hear. N.U. We would call the attention of the pub llo lo tie carelul lufluding ihe right place, as m-re aie luiiHieiaraand uo-iaii In the buaiueM. feu- q ur lor feel o öou, w York Uy llouae. Wa bavo no connection w Ita any outer house. msjll


ocr: FRANKLIN MACHINE SHOP, AT THE IJP.UOKVILLE COTTON FAUTOHY. WILL BIRCH, 11 AM'FACfCKEft OF SEVKKAL SORTS 0 .11 Kltuw and l' cid Cutter, Pumps, Corn Shel Urs. Horse Powers, Turning Lathe, dee. All klud of Patent .Machinery made and fitted to order, al snort notice, w nevi aud tow cut lo an; pluvh or pturu. htnvta, lap. ami Din made to order. Mrict altuntion given to rutiuir lug Meant tlu'luus. Mill UjAilng, and all kind of Machluery. t ailing l-irul.ued. t short uotlce. Term ittasonublu. lath palu lor old lron,rrat and Copper. oetlU WILL BIRCH. MIAKi:! MIAKLII MIAKi:.!t WHY WILL YOU SHAKE yllfc.N yoj cau call and gel one bottle of inoodra Tente rebrlfiirvf which la warranted to cur FfcVKK A.tD AGUE - liermanently and bot to return the tame season HQ CUEE-SO PAY. Price $130 per botllo. F .r sale at J. W. MoDDY'H, OstStf Oue door North of the Valley Hons. HATS AMD CA I'M. ty K have Just received a general assortment H liai sua cap, for Men, Do) and Children low lorcatu, .


ocr: L.C. irttL. r , n.smsoi a. Importers and Joitcrs cf ID) Hi X Q & :'J . X. .It Pr-tirl Street U rrlfV BT m aT - aug IfCiu w w A aft. A V rracLical lioot jiud Shoo .Maker. ?)KCS levetolnrornttbeclUsenof x Uimlupsvillo, thai be car. rtea on buvluus In the iove line la V Duntaptville, where be will Le hsppy -Ofc to lee his friend1, nd hopes by strict attention to boilneaMnd Iiis sxperieoee In the trade, sud with a Ann determination to work nothing butth best of stock and warrant good tu, he expectate merit a vbarvof public patronage. Feg or sewed ladle' werk of all de scrlptleii made ioorder,aad ef thereat Fartlaa nd Philadelphia stylo. January Im4-1 year. T. SMITH Dealer' in Clock. 12. EAST 5.h8T. 0 P P O S 1 T E DE.VNISO HO CSF. ClNClJIXATI,Ohlo. '-S-T-ly' II. D. CHIPMAN &, C0.. -Ctmniliilon V. Ferwardlag MEUCIIANTS, WHITE WATKRC AN Al.RASIX.CIXCINSATI. . ULIEHLACLV . . . riMcianATi. c.nsaieot riw, la. John Kwssey A Co. ; Morr.son & Xewby T weed Sibley & Wright: L.o U.M. Conk lin, . Heovet et Stephens, , DtosasTowa.ia. A.K. WirrioteVCo. cnHNtasviLLB.isn. A. B.Couwell A Son. George tJillesple. Liberal cash advancements made on contlen- roenls. at2!M9-lyr. M002E, WILSTACH, SETS CO Booksellers and Stationers, PRINTERS, BINDERS k PCRLISIIERS, " 1 S5, West Fourth Kfeet, CINCINNATI, Take great plnaaure In saying that they have ta ken possnaaion of Ibe psclous and elegant build ing just erected al Ivo. Si West Fourth Mreet, for fie acciimmodulron of their butlness, . Directly opposite their Old Stand, Xo. OH. Weal Fourth Street, and half a square wett ol their fouier Blink Book and Stationery Store, al the corner of Fourth and Malo street. Tbe new esUtbllshmentha aneqoalled facilities "MANUFACTURING BOOKS," either H lank,' for the Counting House orOfHeo, or printed, for tiie Librr ry or Urawlog Hoom. Rooks In either lA-purtine'ui wilt be prodared in the hltrheet iv Ies of the a". , Oi Constantly Tor aule, a l Valuable 9ew Public'.;'., Kuudard worn In I hfology, ' Medicine, and General Literature, Mast a, School, nl f lufieal Hooks. MUUKF, IVILnrACH.RRYS cV CO f.b 2 i , n : Blank Deeds. Czc. i , . . Tlicrc bt list been Is.ued at this office a new and beautiful edition of blank Deed, anort form. We have a'o. Unit Claims, Mort-ar-cs. Comnil. loners Deeds, old lorin Deed, huiuuton and fubpeisii' Groceries. MV stock ef Voung llyion.C.urrpowder.lmperlal i lllack Tea Islunca aud well selecledof late importation, pure and lroh. Also, Fn tue Klo, Java, Mocha aud l-aguagara Co flees Prime 5. 0. Sugar, Cruehed, Powdered, Loaf and Clarlfled iusrar; Golden ry rup. N t. sad R. II. Molasses, Cuba Honey , Kite, rail. Window Claaa, Seamless Bags, Colored and white Carpet Chain, CoUon Vam and Coiton Batting, with ererv artlela usa. ally kedl by Grocer, all of best qualiuio, war raulod to give satisfaction, for sale in quoll lies to C.a.lUAW. L.avttnet,


ocr: . BsSTLBTT. II. A. l BXSI.L .... .... B. Bartlett & Co., Commission and Forwarding Mer cnants. M4Ki rs'Trttss or Alcwhol, C'nmpliene, iMiovtrcue unit B u r sa at ar ss i is .No. S. Vsal Kiout il., Cincinnati, Ohio. l,nod Oil, Urd Oil. 8pt. Turpentine, Potash Hrusslale I'otash, While Lead, Caudle, March, Houp, Clue, he. Castor Oil, Alcohol, may Hly


ocr: CIIEAL' AND GOOD FURNITURE. TTJILLIAM FRANK, AlfNOTJIfCXS TO THE Hinein ui urooavinu, anu Uie rest of the world, that be kee good supply of all kin-s ol Furniture at hla shop on Main street nearly opposite to Smith csLyuusCarrlage Shop, Ashe uiuse most oi 11 nimseir. he can risn- onimend all Iba work thalKoe out of the hop. Fersou who wanlanvtblns- in bis line would do well to csll aud examine the fork aud the price before buying elsewhere. UNüEET AKI170. lie keep all kind of enffln ready-made, and a 'od Heerte with which he can attend funerals In town or country. Give blui a call. , . Junes lW4ly WILLIAM FKAKK. BL -. rl


ocr: :iu.-.u sV isiJir mi Toec 1855. mO THE PUBLIC.- At the comcccceraent JL the 2rii,K Irade J should be far rom my uuiy am t iut to return iny most grate tgr lai t i-.i i . . - r . iui acannwiuugoenu ior lb tbowertof mat nave ten heaped upon me. Patronage vat cannot Tail to be a prond Incenlivotn r.uty. lliK t'KIVAIXKO fofL'LAKIlV wb.ctt riuihMig tat t i'l thntsdt bat atuinod, It tucU tt familiarize my name to all clastet, aud to tu .lt. I. lusls, n -aerlbnless. the Introduction of new sasou, and the consequent cbantre iburcujion, render II expedient for me lo yi.uneuiiout attention, wMle 1 relate l:i at cou . inc a manneras possible, my new claims to iji.i.ort iu nreparins; my stock for the n resent at ..I M. u u 1 s.. .m - k. . 1 determined lo secure the best tud.Newott 'T1-.,s... J.., . . "".Maiiiui,uuriui.,in(l, Ilia ccilcrtluu of I'lm-a (;i,l, L.,a rnH Into my e.uh.i.hment. A'ovelty of cloth or the orlvate buver. Far the success of the pest season, "l have ,. ...j w... k., smiu Ii, w rueev muliar encouraicemeni during tlie present year, tho Public's mostob't. serv't., I a in JOHN WILLIAMS, : s- Merrkmnt Taisr. Mount Carmols lud. inar313mo .. . y rrTlTl B IS. MONEY JOS. Its CL.AItKa atbli newstore, one south of the VALLEY UOUSK keeps I en hand a reneral assortment of Jwclrv. WATCHES, CLOCKS,. tllverrpoons,rsr'rs,and, jreat variety of lANcY AKTIVLES, such as are usually kept by Jewelers. He la pre pared also to re pair old jewelry, and to clean and retrclockt aud weichst oa reaaouable lernt and at short aotlee. He will also lake old tllvermd rold la eiehanfe for roode. 0V.4U -44J. .. ,


ocr: 1 ! i ' . ' I j ( jöiiaV v. nXiii a co"'h Seed Storo, ID A- ; fwin Market . CIWCIKKATI. . . W tr tut hIi a Urea aaaorlmaat af f Ultimi lniilniiila and all aMU ur It our diDiTftii klinti 'f htnw Cutiari. MIII,At. CIIAM KlKll. W ar ftnalanll, iui.llnd wlih II Iba I bl a i;r. tdi ulllil In U M idi, An. u II ) uioi ' S.' & H. RUFFWER, Minurartiirnri and i!rttn X & 3? H: U t nd M holoaiU lud Halali G5 EiO Eni Jf. 1? CO .1. WESTERN ROW A PI AHL M.K I A ri, o. C I It" biKhatt markbt rira Li for I? OLM loi'K i,d.ilir i.nr,.'f ,i, l, 11 v II 'Jly 'ft erf '"A "rlrrirf NO.SI2 MAIN ST. ItETWEEX&TJt, AND Mill. Kl'. l'l rnnauntly on hunt! a l.iilif.4t mi' ul of IIAl'SANDOI'S, oftb moair.ialimnalil Vlml. II IiivIIki bla frtun.i.ulllro.,ktlllla(ivxblmarall Ulli r 11 HJ7.I i-tr. TA taW J-t -( ! mj IMPORTERS AND J0R11ERS JKWKLUY AND FANCY ICY It 11 1 IT. tail 31 A IN NT v " M. u CLMMinrui. hank indmi Watch Mukfrt" Tmlt and No?. Ii,lr'ül.47iyr. Kbliiaon Mitj llaoltka - - - rulili'lira) ml lo by Jacoi Kunst, ä. till U -1 .. tfi-.. I , . - k . - J . .. I """ i"i "i"' .Bun anil Hraou.ciiii'iuuuii.u. Koblni'iii'iTbaorvtliAlaml Prartlcal .-.r. n r.n.iaaii.. hlnniantary traalli on Alfobr. tt 1 Alfnbra, t'lilvariity tdiilun rtry vi airtnra. " Natural I'blloaopby. Ilnoinatry. Aitfihomy, l'iiUraliT Kdlllni. " w. Ki bui.l KiilU-'W.


ocr: JOHN WILLIAM'S Ni'itiM A ni:.m.iii:ii ai'ot'K 18Ö4. finf va .1... ...... ....... I itt inc. i u pi.tu.- " tuniiiiiri.iii-. JL tue aprintf i raue i should be rar Ir. ut my duly did I lull lo return my most gmie iui ackiiuwiuunieuis lur l no siiowersoi thul havo boon heaped upon me. l'atronaCe V.ai r.lllHM (Sil IO Ul a IT!" iiivri.invw uu... lllh t'KlVAl.LKH f'ort'l.A It I IV which flLllilnia l.MtMll'mli.ii,.il lias . (tallied. 1. lut'll as famlllurite my uaiue lo all i-luases, and to lu.llvliluals, ii vertheless, the Introduction r new soasoii, aud the eunaeueul change thereupon, render ll e. i.e. Lent fur mo )ourcauliuusultenllon,wlllo 1 relate lu as cisea maunuras po-ll'lo,iuy now elultus auiiporl la preparing my atocg for lue proaenl priitii Uttel Nmiiiurr uoiit Idoleriiiinud lo secure the best aiidMowosl Ions introduced. A novul, beautiful, durable, varied, andvtlru slve cullucliuu or I'icee (ioods have found way Into my establishment. Novelty of cloth coupled wlih novelty or design, while In wufk uianahlp many been ctlei led. My ruputu.l sysluui of economy Is patent to and It Is well kuown thai I eudeuvor to the favorable chances of tho private bujer. For tho success of the past season, 1 have tendo- my best thanks, and hope to meet sinillur uncouruemuiil during Iho present year. I am the I'uMic's umat nb'l. serv'l., JOHN WILLIAMS, itlrir Uanl i'nttl , Mount t'linncl, Ind. tuur313iuo " T I IHN. II. m i; i .s mo im j; v . " (71.. II K at his new .lore, ono sotilhortho VAI.I.I.V IIOl'Mi keeps ly on hand a general earliiiont ..f Jewelry, WATCHKS, CLOCKS, silver spoons, raiors, and, great variety of l'Ai( Y AlCTlCLHS, stirh as are usually krpl by luwelers. Ho Is l'ttr,,J "l'0,10 rol',ttlr ldJwelry, and to . lean ami repulrclocks aud watcli.-son reasonable terms an. at short notice, lie will also lake old silvaiaud old In exchange lor goods.


ocr: CINTI, CO'S JOHN F. D AIR tfc Seed Store, 40 t 42 Lowkr Market t3taEET, OIHCIHHATI. , , . . We vffor for sale, a larje assortment or Arn cultural Imnlemetta: and call paPlieulirittentlos to our different kinds of Straw Callers, Cider Wilts, oVc. - . GRASS SEED. We are constantly serpUed with alltheralo able Crass seeds cullhatcd In the Wcit,Cirden Seeds, tit. aaglsJmoe ' " S."& H. ItUHEE, - Maaufacturera and Doalerala - P) R o - and Wholaaale and RcUll N. E. COS. WESTERS EO"W St PEABL BT 8, CICl.n.ATft O. CTTha Mglenl market price raid for HAGS, 01.1 KOl'K and other paper stock. nor 1J 5ily '04 SL" Itsse : iltoort ' NO. 342 MAIN ST. BETWEEN STH, AND mi. r i:i'lMcoutaBÜy on band IV mentor a beautiful aasoa UA fS AND CAPS, rill uot fa.lilonable klo.l. IIa Invito, hi frloml.at llrook vllle lo giro Iii m a call wbrn VlrlllhOCllV. MayMbiO-l jr. . IMPORTERS A KD JOBBERS WATCHES. JEWELRY AND FANCY HOOÜS 130 A1AIM HT i:i Yl UrDER COMMERCIAL BASK Watch Malers' TuoJt and .Nur. 1 1, lf."3,4T tyr. ftlilnaoii'a Class Hooks. puMWhed and sold by Jacuij Ernst, .No iu .Main Mrvet bot rtn Third lud H reels, t'tiieliiiiatl.O. Koblii-oiiSTh.-vr-jtlral and Practical Arllhmolle Key tu Arithmetic, l-.lumanlnry treatise on Algebra, " Alfobri.l'nWsrittjr Kdilton. K- lo alaobra. Natural f lillu.opby. (ieoinetry, AilMiiomy, I'nWsrslty Kdlllob.


ocr: Proclamation. TTtTHEEEAS, ll extraordinary and V V vfilcnleil demand for thnt tnvnluaiiiiircr a'til'n. U IIH.UT'N IMt I. ( IL'.M 'I'll A It I4t , ha Induced viiviotia ficraoii alm "(t ullirr urili U' almilitr In name und ancc, but tiliiiluii'l) wortlilctt, which Im a ten dency t Ii J ;r Hi t rciiiiutlon nf tho penuli artU'fi'. i .n i '-. oliotilil te particular l. aak I " riK'n'a" I r mi.Ii.i.i huthanon, anil they n) mi rii i-i v i j; im srtii'lti uiieinulicd f-r rift ! 'or t- t'-r ii.- :i iK'.Mycil head of en il, r .i -I i .- i ! llklitful p.lii-Mlnn lilrii tu, lu-l ii r. r KiKk.ncall dianf reeable a inlini t r .'ii I.- :id hesdstho, and for loll- i ith,. i. - t.d aneiiualfor It and 1-1 ..i' ' Hfe. It I' - aniii' I ti'Atliniiluli are a tuarniit o- 'i completely reMorlug a head of i : for icainvlnc all .luii.lutT; fur i re ventlnir lu ''..ie o.f, whelber from ickiiua dlcetiae; and ei.lirely tli-(ifiilnff ailU the ue hair l)c. aa It cxi:ltct mo aefix-iion, producing- supply ol tu natural plppiul or roaring rivluetlio bnlr dark,gloty appearance, with luxuriant grow; . "urralu ly o.ery druprUt In tbe city, and ty driiKl.lt mid iiiorchuiiU llirougliout tlio SlnU-a. A liUernl d'.acount to wholeaale dealera. Price S3 Cant" per bottle. riil KIt T. WRIGHT di CO., Si Market St, fhiladclphl. ,lcrilt.:..)li Halle. J.W. Mio.lv, Hrook vtll.; 11. I. Dubola, Ful'lli'Ul. Afcnlt, ALLKN & CO., Ciuclbtiall.O. HORSE BILLS, iETNTED ntthit omce,en tUortbotlcc, for '


ocr: SMa, IMmo. m siiwiWmu re! 1 ai j r v I - s, 1 (ltur lVi. Tilt VRDEIHiaHIO WOUID . I5F0KM liieciliawitiil llfMikllls, Mileumra, I4iutil and oilier placea that he enimU O kcp Olt hand a imi.l u..l r TIN W A Kb, ami atir wl Mil k I nl a, ! kl hilore) lu UETAUOHA. IID.. Where he weuld be pluaacd to acKnnuMwIaU all'.if r rank 1111 t omtty wiin Move, at i'iiy pnroa, aiu, IILMUL1NQ TRUirCAItl Of various kind, and the rontons Can klS. Urdare from Hrmuk v lll or Laur-1 lr caoa. ran be "tit by the havkand will receive ,roinpt alWnilon. Cor hlove, leml by ths Canst, ufJJily HU1.0.MUMT, IIIKHWdOU. NATAIIV IM IHK , Will make application for Unutty l.iml, inl al tend to all buainea that may be eatMated U blm, Ith ears snd dlcpsli b, Odli'S In ll.e serond itory of Weit'i new bsllil Infi opposite ths Court llouis. . a . . 1 1" ' '. "


ocr: I rTCNT PCNDINO. eanaea bot a. foe preservtoic FrnlU, Tegtitablas, Ac. The only Caa ever mad requiring NO WAX, SOLDER, O.t CEMCNTI Acknowledged by all who see tbm, the surnr, tarasT, A arose coxTtMinr cam in cm. Tbsy are eaully SKAl.KD and Oi'KNKD, and "r ad a Ww FactTs, VuiinaaLU, Ac, in prcC)T früh UaU. They cao be smd year aftse year. DlrerUona Air putting op all kind of Fruits, Tefetablas, ., will accompany the Cans. Every Can Warrantee. 4afTlnaere and other tui plied with our l Improved Self Scaling lops iu any quantity. k "'V JigmU tl a ntnl. 1 W. D. LUDLOW &. CO. 23i Walnut M., Lcluw eitlh, L 5iNClNNATI OHIO.