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or election district, in said fourth section
mentioned, before they receive a batlotfor
Senator and Representative, TO put the
necessary question to the elector proposing
to vote, so as 10 fix his residence; and in
case the %elector is challenged for non-resi-
dence any pariicular portion of the town.
ship or election district, then il shall be The
duty Of said judges to swear or affirm the
%elecIor, to the facts, in the same manner as
Tor any of challenge.
Sec. 6. For the purpose Of carrying
out. the provisions of this act, the said
Judges shall take to their assistance any
necessary number of additional clerks, who
shall be paid the same fees, and qualified
IN the same manner as in other cases.
Sec. Z. The several clerks of the court
Of common pleas referred to in this ach
shall receive the returns of The elections
for Senator and Representative, and be
governed in all things thereby, in the same
name as if the law creating such new
county had not been passed; and in max
ing out the returns of such election, shall
receive and count the said votes so return
ed, as aforesaid, and certify accordingly,
and be in all respects governed by the
general laws in regard thereto, so far as the
same may be consistent herewith, and as
if said votes were polled in their respective
counties; and the said clerks of court shall
give a certificate to the returning officer for
his fees, the same as for like services, 10
the Auditor of their respective counties I;
and the said Auditor shall audit the same,
and issue an order on the Treasurer Of the
county therefor.
Sec. 8. All votes for Senators and
Representatives in any such new county,
shall be on a separate ballot.
Sec. o. That if any officer charged
with any duties under this ACT, shall neglect
or refuse to perform the same, such officer.
upon conviction thereof, before any court
of competent jurisdiction, shall be fined in
any sum not exceeding one hundred and
fifty dollars, at the discretion of the court.
Sec. 10. That all fines imposed by this
act, shall be recovered, with costs of suit,
in an action of debt, or by indictment for
the use of the county.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
WILLIAM MEDILL
President of the Senate.
April 80, 1852.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

WILLIAM W. Winters, and - Winters
w his wife, are hereby notified that on the
Goth day of April, A. D., 1852, William Taylor,
Thomas Taylor, Levi Taylor, James Toylo', David
Taylor, John Taylor, Andrew ]. Taylor, SarahJane
Mcclure, Thomas Mcclure, Alkaline Shaher,
Charles Shatfer, heirs at law Of William Taylor,
deceased, filed in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
the County Of Ashland and State Of Ohio, a bill
in Chancery against the said William w. Winters
and - Winters his wife, the substance and
prayer of which bill is, that on or about the llth
day of April, A. D., 1919, said William Taylor,
then in tull life, purchased from said William w.
Winters, a certain tract Of land lying in said
county of Ashland, and agreed to pay therefor the
sum Of $685., 90, on the payment Of which said
| Winters agreed to convey by deed, said real es-
tate to said Taylor; that at the time of the puT-
chase, said Taylor paid to said Winters the sum
of Sl75, 90 and leaving unpaid the sum Of $780,
co.; that since the payment of said sum Of $1,000
said TAYLOR has died, leaving compliments his
heirs at law and legal representatives, and tn I
Winters and w,fo have separated, and each gone
to parts unknown, and thissaid sum Of $500, 60 has
never been paid by said Taylor, nor by anv per
son for him, nor has said Winters ever executed
a deed for said premises so sold by him, as
aforesaid, either to the compliments or To said
TAYLOR, and paying that complainants may b,
authorized to bring said moneys into court for tho
use Of said Winters, and that said Winters ma!
oe compelled to execute to complainant a goot
and sufficient deed Tor said real estate, and tina
sad - Winters his wife, may be compelled
to Join her husband in the execution of sair
deed, and that on their failing 40 to do, that sale
court will decree said premises to the secomplain
mis-; and TIE said William W. Winters and -
Winter his wife, are further notified that unless
they appear and plead, answer or demur, to sale
bill within sixty days after the next term of sale
court, the said compliments nj the next term Al
ter the expiration OF said sixty days will apply Il
said court to take the matters Of the bill as con
fessed and decree thereon accordingly.
HARDWOOD & BURNS,
Solicitors for Compliments.
April 2S, 1852. 6w49
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Appointments for July.

nOCT. II. TUBS, Analytical Physician, will
~ be in attendance at his rooms as follows:
Ashland, Sampsel House. Tuesday and We'd
nesday and 90 and 81 July.
Mansfield, North American House, from Sat
urday 3 O'Clock, P. NJ. until Monday noon II, IL
is July.
Wooster American House, Thursday 2ed July.
The coming appointment is unayoidably de.
iered until July, after which visits will be re gu
larry made at tue usual intervals of four to FIVE
weeks.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver,
Lungs, Kidneys or Spleen, lnfamations, Rheum-
atism, Asthma, Shortness OF Breath or Difficulty
of Breathing Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Weakness OF
Nervous Disability, Residences, Loss ofAppetite,
Consti alton, Derangement oil the Stomach, Bill
iOus affections, Gravel, White Swelling, Cancers,
S%crofnla, U GERS, Impurities of the blood, or any
Chronic orIong standing diseases are invited TO
call. No charge for consultation.
.BSceSs.
To Genuine the promised variety, we THU
month present the full wing: Numerous cases
Of Fever Sores, White swelling, Lumbar, and
other Assesses have been SUGGEST ully treated
within the last year. The cures are invariably
effected by internal detergent remedies OF an an,
t-poisonOus charactodr. In this class Of disease,
particularly, we take pleasure in contrasting the
result with any or all other modes Of treatment
We again invite invalids to search out and acquain
themselves with the GIRO umstanees published
and at the same time challenge our enemies n
show that o single testimonial is distorted or owe
colored in the least essential particular.
Case of Mr.. Joshua Everhart, Of Plain tp., Wayn,
co., Ohio;
While crossing the lsthmus from California, on Dt
oember 70, he vas attacked with a violent pain In IL
light side, caused by exposure. This continued wit
such severity that he could not steep, or change POI
tuTe, without the utmost caution. The breathing wa
short and painful, and the effect Of a cough was ca
cTutiating. At length the side became much swollel
assumed a DARK purple appearance, aud finally sepAra
ed, aud continued dischaTging large quantities
putTid matter, supposed by the attendant TO prOeet
from the liver. Some months ago analytical trea
ment was instituted. Since then discharges have Ell
tirely ceased. The surface has healed sOundly, and Il
pain wholly removed. Mr.. Il. IL now In the full q
joyment Of health aud ability TO labor.
April %, 1859.
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S1J G3vL2G@
YOUR PROPERTY.
The Ashland Co. Mutual Fire hSurGnc

Tie Ashland Co. Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
CONTINUE to issue Policies on the most favor
able terms, on the safer kinds Of property
against Loss on DAMAGE nv FIRE.
Rates OF Insurance as low as any sound insti-
tuition. Insurance take effect the day the appli-
cation Is made; surplus funds divided among the
members-risks limited to Three thousand Dol
lars.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
Property situated on Farms is injured at rate'
as low as Il can possibly be afforded. All com
munications for the Co. must be postpaid. Ac
tive agents wanted in every County in the State.
p. RISER, President.
Secretary, l.. J.. SPREEGLE.
Treasurer, J. GRAIL.
! Nov. 70. 1851. 2ou
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SHERlFF'S SALE,

TN Pursuance to the command Of an Execution
writ called a Fl. Fa., issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio, and to
me directed, | will expose to public sale. at the
door Of the Court House, in the town of Ashland,
in said County, on
Saturday, the 26h day Of June,
A. D., 1852, at one O'Clock P. NJ, Of said day,
the following described Real Estate, situate and
being in the County Of Ashland, and state ofOhio,
to wit: being the undivided one bali oflots No
thirteen, fourteen and 6neen, in the town Of Sui
Ivan, in said County, and to be sold as the pro-
porty Of Henry II. Drake, at the suit of. NJ Cor
ham; appraised at the sum Of sll2 90. Terms oil
sale-cash.
ISAAC GATES, Sheriff.
Nav %, 1852. lts-pfs2 90
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SAVE YOUR MONEY,
Chas. P. Freeman & Co..

(LATE FREEMAN, HoDGES 4 co.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
IN BrOOdUdy, One Door South Of LibertyStr
AYov1 V@uaGss
NAVE now on hand, and will be receiving
IN daily through the season, Npp Goods, direct
from the European manufacturers, and cash Aucl
hOns, rich ,JdshiHGbIs fancy SiK MiiHtdrt Goods.
Our stock of Rich Ribbons, comprisesevery yarieA
ty of the latest and most beautiful designs i'm
ported.
Many of our goods are manufactured expressly
to our order, from our own designs and patterns
and stand unrivalled. We offer our goods for nett
Cash, at lower prices than any credit House in
America can afford.
All purchasers will find it greatly to their in
terest to reserve a portion Of their money, and
make selections from our great variety Of rich
cheap goods.
Ribbons rich for BOnnets, Caps, Sashss ana
Belts. NJ
Bonnet Silks, Sotins, Grapes, Lisses, and Tar.
letons.
EmbroiderieS, Collars, Chemisetts ,Capes, Berthhs
Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings, and Insertings.
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and Hemstitch
Cambria Hdkfs.
Blends illusions, andEmbroideredLace NorCaps.
Embroidered Laces for Shawls, Mantillas, and
Wells.
Hon ton, Mechlen, valeneienes, and Brussels
Laces. .
English and Wove Thread, Smyrna, Lisle
Thread, and Cotton Laccs.
Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk, and Sewing Sill,
Gloves, and Mitts. O..
French and American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace, English, American, and It allan,
Straw Bcnnets and Trimmings.
April 7, 1862. 46tt
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VIM,

HAS just received at his Clock, Watch and Jewel.
L ry establishment, a very fine assortment Of
Clocks, Of different style and price, some very beauti'
full. Also, Watches, Gold and Silver. A very fine as
sortment OF Gold Pens, warranted. A splendid as.
sortment OF Pistols, AccOrdeops Knives, Scissors,
Amber Beads, Music Strings. Violin Bows, Spoons,
Desert Knives and Forks, and various other articles,
which will be sold reasonable for cash.
M The undersigned, thanks generous public for
their past fayors and sOlicits a continuance Of their
patronage. VIM. RALSTON.
May 10Th, 1889. 3mo52.
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CONGRESSIONAL
WAsHlNeroN, Man 20, ls52,

WASHINGTON, May 70, 1882.
HousE.-Mr. Florence submitted bill
* for better guarding agains! steamboats, 'ac-
cidenis, by punishment.
The consideration Of the presumption
\ ill. was resumed. The pending amend
! ment. was rejected and the bill passed.
Mr.. Hall, from the committee on Public
Lands, reported back Senate bills with an
b amendment granting the right of way and
lands 10 Missouri for the construction Of
the 81. Louis md Hannibal Railroad
MIR. IL. asked the passage of the bill, but
after much noise and confusion the morn
4 ing hour expired.
Mr.. Ashes motion TO proceed 10 the
consideration of the seat of Henry NJ.
Fuller, was negatiyed BY a tie vote.
House then went into committee OF the
Whole aud took up the India aPpropria-
lion bill, when a long political debate en-
+. aued.
Mr.. Polk said he believed every aspi-
rant for the Presidency in the Democratic
parry had written letters taking the ground,
that If elected they would veto any bill for
alteration or repeal of the fugitive slave
law. He asked Mr.. White Of Kentucky,
If he was prepared to say the same for
Mr., Scott,
Mr.. w. replied, he trusted Mr.. Scott
would make no such declaration in ad-
-pance-old Churubusco would not take
his position at $40 and fall back on
40.
Mr., Polk replied, %rcsenling all a%llusion
: 10 his deceased relalive-lurlher sharp
shooting ensuel, when the committee rose
and the House adjourded.
SENATE.-A memoria. from the Society
Of Friends. in New England, asking the
repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law, was
presented, Mr., Sumner proceeded to ex,
plain it. The Chair called him 10 order
An exciting debate ensued. The memo
lIial was finally laid Vi The table.
The Senate subsequently took up the
Deficiency Bill.
Adjourned without taking question on
the Collins amendment.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and ater April oh, trains leave as follow
sunday excepted:
Cleveland for Columbus, Express Train, at ll:0U
and Mail and Accommodation, $3.50 PM.
cleveland for Columbus aud Way Stations, Will
Freight. at 600 A.. NJ.
Columbus Tor Cleveland, Mail and Accommoda.
ton, ut 600 A.. M. and Express at 1850 A. M.
Columbus for Cleveland and Way Stations, witl.
Freight and Stock, at $3.50 A. M.
Passengers leaving Cleveland by the ll;0O A.
| VI. Express train, dine 1t Shelby, arrive at Co
lumbus at $50 p. NJ, and Cincinnati at 1918 p.
". Retuning-leayc Cincinnati at 6:30 A. M,
dine at Columbus a 1880 A. NJ, and arrive at
Cleveland at 5:S0P. NJ, connecting with First
Glass Steamers for Buffalo and Dunkirk.
Passengers leaving Clev,llnd by the 1880 NJ.
train arrive at Columbus ut O: 30P NJ, and at Gin.
cinnAtti next day at 1880 A. NJ Returning
Leave Cincinnatiti $3.50 p. NJ, Columbus at 4 o.
A. M. next day, and arrive at Cleveland at s;Ol
p. NJ, in time for the trains leaving for Centre
Vile and Pittsburg.
The Express train stops at G ration, Wellington
New Lon on, Snelby, Gallon CaTdlngton ant
Delaware only, and reaches Columbus at 5'l'
p. M, Cincinnati at 1910 P. NJ.
Passengers will be ticketed by Rail Road an'
Stages between Cleveland and Elyria, CLEVELAND
and Oberlin, Cleveland and Milan, Cleveland an'
Narwalk, Cleveland and Wooster.
S1-The Company 10 prepared to receive fr1igb
On consignment, and transport II to any point Of
their Road. (for particulars, see Freight Tarif.
O. A. KNIGHT, Agent, Cleveland,
GEO. WATSON, /" Columbus,
Up. DAVIS, Shelby.
A.. STONE, ia, Superintendent.
Office OF the Clevo and, Columbus Il Cincin-(
natl Il. Il. Co., Cleveland, March, 80, 1862. :
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the co-partuer-
IN ship heretofore existing under the firm oi
Stubs & Coffin, IS this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The cabinet business vii. hereafter be
conducted by j. d. Stubs, at the old stand of
Stubbs & Coffin, and he is further authorized to
settle up all the business belonging to said firm,
both as to making al collections and meeting
such claima ne may be against the firm. Persons
knowing themselves indebted to said firm will
please TO call at the Wareroom of J. D. Stubbs,
and settle Immediately. JOS .. STUBS,
+. w. COFFIN.
! March u, 1852. s!T
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NEW C Y.

TNIIE undersigned having established himself
L in the building formerly occupied by Bell &
Whitney, is now receiving a large and ext nsiyc
Stock of Groceries; consisting IN part of Coffee,
Teas, Sugar, Spices, Fish, Tobacco, Confectlon-
aries, &c. Also, a choice lot Of Liquors for Nc
diclnal purposes.
Having purchased our stock for cash, and our
expenses being less than that of most other es-
adjustments ola similar kind we can offer great
or inducements to purchasers than our neighbors.
Farmers, Mechanics and all others, are invited to
examine for themselves.
NJ. w. CARTER.
Ashland, May IL, 1862 6mll
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Fashionable Barber and
Hair Dresser.

VNHE Subscriber having purchased the entire
Il lnterestofhis former partner colbert MeodS)
would respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Ashland, that he has removed to the basement
storg orthe " SdmpseH HouSej'' whors he will be
'on hand at all times to wait on his cuStomen.-
With The full assurance I at no "CdA't be bsdt'
as a Fdshionebt Hair Dresser or Clean Sharsr,
he begs leave to say if you give him a call, you
will find ALL RIGHT!
J. HIGHwARDEN.
Ashland, Feb. l9. 1852. 99n
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" %AsnlNGToN, May q

W Wv 49,
SENArE.-Mr. Mallory presened a Pc
ti,ion praying the establishment of steam
mail line from New Orleans 10 South
Florida. Also petition Of James Mont
eomery, offering Congress The benefit of
his important invention to prevent steam
disasters, and asking the construction OF a
steamer on his model, by which he pro-
poses to carry mails between New York
and Liverpool in six days.
House resumed the consideration of the
bill granting land and right Of way to
Missouri to all in the construction Of the
St. Josoph's, Hannibal and ST. Louis
Railroad. The main question was or
dered 10 be put, BY a vote Of 80 to 10
mr.. BOcock moved the bill be laid on The
table. Negaiiye-yeas "A, nays "a.
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NEW CABINET SHOP.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
l. public that he is permanently located in the Town
Of Miflin, Ashland County, Ohio, where he will man
~uiactuTe and keep constantly on hand every variety
Of Cabinet Ware: consisting of Tables, Bureaus, Cen
tire Tables, Bedsteads and all other articles usually
called for in that line: which he warrants to be made
@ 1.-THE best materials and in a WOrkmanlike manner.
Also Collins made on the shortest notice and in
sly :, aud delivered in any part OF this aud adjoining
Coudties. The shop a few lots south Of Wallis Tavern,
JOHN NJ. WEAVER.
MiAlin, May 70, 1859. 3mil
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Difficulty among the Indians and
Whites in WiscOnsin-The Lost
Child-Further News.


Whites in WiscOnsin-The Lost
OK Child-Further News.
p Sometime ago we published a para.
hraph relative 10 q young wlii'e boy six
years old, the child of Mr.. Partridge,
which was los, in the Indian country III
IS Wisconsin. a lille more than a year since
and was afterwards supposed 10 be dis
covered in the possession Of a Memo
msnee Squaw. She and the tribe, how
ever, denied the charge Of theft. The
mother, who belongs to a family in good
circumstances, instituted q suit for the re-
covery Of her darling in he State court
8 (Wisconsin.) After a full investigation,
the Court decided that the child belonged
10 tho Indian woman. Blu! tire whites
were concyinced that the decision was err
roheous, il not biased, and they conveyed
away The child into parts unknown. A
younr lady in Neenah. Wisconsin, wr
2 ring Nay liih. 10 her brother in this city
sheds SONG further lgh, upon ihe story
We c6udpnse from the letter Us follows;
The boy WIS dressed 10 girls ciuites
and seat into Ohio. where he is now wit
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Notice

S hereby given, that l have been appointed re-
i ceiver of all the properly rs well as the notes,
dne-bills, and accounts belonging to the firm oil
Sampsel 4 Co.. and all persons owing said firm
are requested TO make immediate payments. All
having any claims against ga. firm, will preseI
the same duly authenticated.
y. D. JONES, Receiver.
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Notice

THE Proprietor beng permanently established
/ in the Town ofM film, Ashland County, Ohio,
would respectfully inform the public generally,
that he is prepared to make Collins to order aud
IN the chortest notice. He is also prepared with a
llearse to convey them to the place of enterment
EDMUND MILLER.
Mifnin, May 70, 1852 4ltf
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pa GENTS REWARDl

Dun away from the subscriber on the 2sth ult,
IL GcuTre Baker, a bound boy to the farming, b1sl'
nesy, n lad on when he let a red wainmIs Gnd sum.
mcr pants. IL about " years old. All persons are
warned against hArboTing or trusting hin, aud the
above reward will be given for his return.
SAMUEL RITTER.
May -, isj:. iS3
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
Columbus, April Is, 1881
| certify that the foregoing law is cor
reclly copied from the original roll on file
in this office.
WILLIAM TREVlTT,
Secretary Of State.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

THE undersigned will attend on the 18th inst, at II
l. O'Clock, A.. ~, al the Bridge across the Black
Fork oi MOhecan, on the road leading from Mansfield
to Ashland, for the purpose Of letting TO the lowest
aud best bidder. the rebuilding Of the Bridge al that
place. Plan given at the sale.
LUKE SELBY Commissioners Of
G. MCCONNELL, Ashland Co., o.
ROBT. LEEcH,
i"S,, o, mSpSEws' Rehiand Co., 0
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CLEVELAND g. PITTSBURGH
RAIL ROAD.

ON and after Thursday the frs: day of April
" next. the Express Train will leave Cleve'
land daily, Sundays eSceptedl at9 O'Clock AN.
for WellsyiIle, and stopping at way Stations Will
arrive at Hudson at l:22 A. NJ, connecting with
the Akron Branch Rail Road; at Ravenna ll:O4
A. NJ, connecting with Wards Line offOur horse
Troy Coaches running between Warren aud
Wooster; al Alliance 1915 p. NJ, connecting
with the Ohio s. Pennsylvania Rail Road, and at
$40 p. M, connecting with the ne and splendid
Steamer Forest City, arriving at P%ittsburg the
same evening.
The Express Train will also leave Wellsville
at IL NJ. for Cleveland, connecting with the
steamer which leaves Pittsburg the same morn
ing and arrives at Alliance at 2:45P. NJ, connect
lug with tho Ohio & Pennsylvania Ru'l ROAD at
Addison 4:36 P. NJ, connecting with the Akron
Branch Rail Road and arrive at Cleveland at p.
NJ, IN time for the Steamboats, on the Lake.
Fare from Cleveland 10 Pittsburgh, by e. & p.
R. r., "a 90.
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburg, by way Of
Weiisville, SO so.
The Accommodation Train will leave RuyenDa
on and after April 10, ls ., at 100 A NJ; Earl
nile, 1920; Hudson, 7;45: Macedonia, s %; Bed
tord, S:32; Newburg, $ Al, aud arrive at Cleve-
land at 9:l5;
Returniug-will leave Cleveland al 6:50j P. NJ.
Newburch, TOO; Bedford, 1920; Mascedonia,
TAO; Hudson, $40 Earlville, $3.50, and arrive at
Ravenna at S:i5 p. NJ.
Passengers will be ticketed through by way oil
GEO. ROBINSON.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned will make a tour through the
i North. Western counties of Ohio, the south
ern and Inferior portions of Michigan, and North
oTn lndirna, in about three weeks. Those who
have old or new claims, or other legal business
to transact in that direction, should apply immo-
date y, by mail or Otherwise.
R- Refer to DR.. B. b. CLARK, P. NJ, or to
GATES x MeC0MB, Esqrs., Ashland. 3w2
+. II. SANFORD
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

THERE will be offered on Tuesday, the 18th day OF
4 June next, at one o'clock, p. M. the building Off
Bridge across the Jerome Fork, in Orange township,
at or near Esq. Campbell.
LUKE SELBY
GEORGE MCCONNELL.
May %, 1859. 3w1
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AUDITORS OFFICE, ]
Ashland, County, o. s
] hereby certify that the foregoing laws
are correctly copied from the file furnished
his office. A. CARVER, Auditor.
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RRIDGE NO'TICE

THERE will be offered on Wednesday, the 10th day
J. u June next, at 10 O'Clock, A.. NJ, the building OF
a Bridge at, or near Lldigh Mil, in Orange township.
LUKE SELBY,
GEO. MCCONNELL.
Commissioners
May 90. 1859. 3wl