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Spain and Mr.. SOule.

The New York Herald, of the 81 st,
ult,, s'ys:
We are to-day able TO crafty general
curiosity by presenting 10 our readers the
translation Of an editorial article which has
appeared in The Government organ of
Madnd-H DiariO EspinOI-in which
The political character and anlecedenls of
Mr.. Soule are discussed in connection with
the question, could he be received as Min.
lister at that Court without a sacrifice of
national dignity and selfrespeci. The
Didrio takes a wide survey Of the whole
ground, and considers fully demonstrated
The negative Of the proposition.
With such determined hostility mani
Tested by the Government of Her Most
Catholic Majesty toward Mr.. Soule, it re.
mains TO be seen whether The adminislra-
ZION will cancel his appointment, OF if moi,
whether it is prepared to throw down the
gauntlet to Spain. and as the first and mos
e%fIeclual method Of exacling redress fol
this and other insults. seize on The ever
faithful Island Of Cuba, to the inexpressiblt
10y Of its inhabitants and to tho advance
ment of tie cause of civilization oil oyei
de world. What says President Pierce
and how feels Secretary Marcyi lie, The
members Of the Lone Star Association ''pu
their trust in God, and keep their powde
dry" There are glorious times ahead.
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Receiver at the U. s. Land Office.

~ NA0 " " AMIN tAANOf
Below Is published several articles from
our Democratic exchanges 10 this par. Of
The State, in reference TO the appointment
oil Receiver at the U. 8. Land Office al De.
fiance, which show with what favor the ap.
poinimenl Of Gen'l. GnsoN is received.
During the past two weeks we have Gun.
yersed with a large number Of genuine
Democrats in the north west, and find, al.
most TO a man they denounce the appoint.
ment. Tho Lima Argus, Of The l4lh,
speaks as follows of the appointment;
"R. II. Gibson, the present Stale land
commissioner, has bean appointed Receiv-
or at The U. s. Land Office a, Defiance
The President is certainly ignorant Of the
position of Mr.. ellison before the people
OF this State. The Legislature expressed
lis di'approbalion Of his conduct last win.
ter, by setting aside the sales he made.
and ins'ruc!ing the Governor to issue no
deeds for lands that were sold after the frs,
day Of January. We think it would have
been well to have waited until he had iusiif
ed his conduct towards the people of this
Stale, before another important Office had
been conferred upon him.
Gen. Gibson, considering that but a few
years have passed since he was a bitter
wing, is walking off with Democratic ia.
vors with a whereas.-Lim Argus.
From the Celina Standard, we extract
the following:
ave learn that R. II. Gibson, Receiver
at the State Land Office. has been appoint.
ed vice VIM. Sheffield, removed, Receiver
at the U. S. Land Office in Defiance.
This appointment is received with a
good deal Of displcasure, here, and we'll il
may, considering that Mr.. G., but a few
years ago acted with The Wing party and
held office given by them. He has for
some time acted as Receiver at the State
Land office, placed there BY the Democra.
cy, and during the time he has acted in that
capacity, frauds Of magnitude have dtve!-
oped themselves.
While they are yet fresh in The minds Of
the people, by some means he receives the
appointment 10 a similar station, and while
holding the former. 1t is injustice to The
true democracy of this district, and should
not by them be countenanced. Good
Democrats, and honest men, are not so
scarce that tWo Of the few Government,
offices must be given to one man, and him
no, the choice of the district. NORTH Vest.
The above from the Democratic paper
published in Henry county, we fully en-.
d"rse, because every word is true. Mr..
Gibson has proved himself unworthy of The
first trust, and now, Iii could not have been
BY honest means) he has received the U.
s. Land Office Rcceivership. Is i, posi-.
BILE that he can prove faithful in The lasl!-
Ceiind Standard
There also appears in The Kalida ZEN
fure oil the goth inst, an able edit,rial
article in regard to the appointment of u.
s. Receiver, which we desired TO append
to the above, but wantof roomin o.day's
paper prevents its appearance. II will be
inserted in next weeks sue.-Napoleon
North WtSt.
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The Curculio.

We hope some of our horticultural
friends will test the following, said 10 be a
certain remedy for a great nuisance. Its
given by the Pittsburgh Post:
This remedy has been used with deci-
ded success by gentlemen in possession of
large plum orchards, and is also favorably
noliced by some of The agricultural farmers,
TO which | would add my experience, Of
its being what is claimed for tan effec.
live remedy against the Curculio.
Take Salt of IlaTIshorn, (Amonia9
Ounre.
Common soft soap ] pint. l-. .l
Dilute aud dissolve with three gallons
OF water.
Apply this preparation with a syringe Il
the loliage and i,nit Of the tree in Ih'
morning. Repeat twice or thrice a week
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Ashland Nearer Us.

Nearer and nearer approach the interior
counties Of our State every day 10 our
great commercial emporium through The
medium Of railroads that are being con.
structed, and are about TO be put in a state
Of forwardness. The county Of Ashland
is approaching us with all the rapidly tina,
good railroad engineers can bring to bear.
and in the short space o. twenty months we
may look 10 receive the products of tina,
rich county brought TO US by rsilroad.-
With The Cleveland, Columbus and Gin.
cinnali road on The northern border of Ash
land, the Pennsylvania and Ohio road on
the south, and The BROAD Guage' through
the center, the farmers, merchants and all
other businessmen Of that region of coun
try, will enjoy commercial advantages, The
advantages Of being closely connected with
us-equal TO any Of their neighbours.
The President Of the BROAD Guage"
road, Mr.. KENT, and Mr.. KNEAss. The
Engineer, speak very encouragingly of the
prospects of an early completion of the
road, aud we understand they promise that
the ear of Ashland shall be greeted with a
whistle of a locomotive and a snort from
the iron horse within twenty months from
this dale. The friends of the road in this
city will he greatly indebted 10 Messrs.
KENT and KNEAss, the President and En-.
gineer, for opening The door oflhal county,
and shaking hands with us at so early a
period. Let them come, say we, and we
will say further, that we would be glad to
welcome all the sisters Of Hamilton county
in the same wsy.-Cin. Enquir:r.
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Sandwich Islands,

Aletier from Washington of The eth, says:
have reason to know that The informa.
lion in regard to annexing these Islands 10
our Government, " hich President Fillmore
refused to communicate to the Senate al
the last Congress, will be laid before that
body early in The commencement oil that
session. These islands desire to Unite
with US.
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A Remarkable Cure of Diarrhea
and Liver Complaint.

DR. o BAKER.--Dedr Sir:-
For IL months. | have had almost constant Didr.
rhGG, which was brought oil by a d~e5iiitated state Of
my system aud torpid action Of my livsr. Some times
1t was attended with great pain in my bowels and
side. | tried a number OF doctors, but none OF them
seemed to effect a permanent relief, as the disease
would soon return a. violent as ever. and fally | be.
came 90 p~rostrAted that ! Eas almost a skeleton.
| then got a bottle o. your PAIN P~ANACEA-the
first dose satisfied me that II was the medicine suited
to my disease, aud ! found that by taking a dose after
each meal, that my food done me some good, aud by
bathing my bowels and side with the Pain Panaeea
my pains were Immediately relieved, and ! continued
to gain strength and flesh, till had used four bottles.
Since tina time | have enjoyed the best Of health.
lbelieve the public knew fyaur valuable remedy,
you would not be able TO supply one half Of the de.
mand. | will here remark that a friend Of mine had as
severe attack ofdiarThca, and | gave him adose Of
your Pain panaeea, aud he since told me that II en-.
tirely cured him. 4 child Of mine got badly burnt by
hei cloths taking FIRE, and we Immediately applied
the Pain Panaeea freely, and In a short time the Are
was all out, aud II prevented II from b~listeTing.
Most respectfully yours,
JAS. B HUQGR0VR. 5th 81. between Race e. Elm.
The genuine signed, o. X. BAKER.
For sale byB. +. whitney. keEnor Riser 40 Ash
land, Ohio. lyi5
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Notice

TTN0 Cathurine Fluke, Sum'l Pluke, Della S,encc
IL and job Silence Susan Finger and ia.
cob Finger, Philip Fast, Mary Anne Fast, Sala.
thiel Fast, Erastus Fast, Luther Fast ,Sabina Fast,
Pheba Fast and Ida Fast, all reside-ts Of Ashland
County, Ohio, and Jefferson Fast, Of the State Of
Indiana, and Jesse Fast, Of the State ofIowa, and
Elizabeth Fast, Widow: You will take notice.
that on the eleventh day Of February, A. D. 1859,
the undersigned filed a petition in the court Of
Common Pleas, of Ashland CouRty, Ohio, where
the same 10 now pending, demanding partition Of
the following premises, situate in said county,
and bounded and described as follows; being The
south east quarter Of section sixteen nc Jtown.
ship twenty three, Of Range sixteen tl6,) eScept.
ing one acre and a halt, or thereabouts, sold 10
the Lutheran ChusEh-lnL bLilding, and grave
yard-leaving about 1881 acfess Axo the East
par: offs. W. or. Of same section, cxcepinN 9 aores
sold George Furney, leaving rs acres. NIso
the south east Or. Of sec. II, same township ana
range, 1850 acres.
Also tho south east quarter Of section scyen-
teen tl7) same townsh p and rango-l60 acres.
The undersigned demands that partition may 10
made ofsaid premises, as follows TO tho under.
signed, one equal fourteenth parto Of sold premi-
SEES, and TO ench ofthc above named parties, exc
cePt the widow, one equal fourteenth part Of
said premises, and said Elizabeth Fast, widow.
dover in the whole.
AT the next term Of said court, an application
will DO made by tho undersigned, far an order
that partition may be made Of said premises.
JACOB PULMER, AM
ELIZABETH FULMER, his wife,
ny SMIru n SLOAN, their ATTORNEYS,
Ashland, April 70, 1883. 6wb2
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Ashland. Anil 9TH issa'SSmS Emp
Joseph Watson

vs..
Clement +. Taylor and Court Of CommonPieas
Nicholas s. Sampsell, Ashland County, Ohio
admr's of WilliamMiller, In Chancery.
decd, and Jacob Kreick-
baum and John Jacobs.
VNO Clement y. J aylor, whose residence Is un-
i known to complainant, Nicholas. S%ampsell,
Jacob Kreighbaum and John Jacobs, you arc
hereby notified that the said Joseph Watson, on
the second day of March, A. d. 1853, in the court
OF Common pleas, Ashland County, Ohio, in chan.
Gerry, filed his bill making the aforementioned
parties, defendants thereto, the object and prayer
ofwhich bill is to obtain from said court, a decree
to enforce the payment by said administration or
their bail, according to the statute IN such case
made and provided, an allowed and valid claim
against the estate ofsaid William Miller deceased,
but which said administrators upon demand, To-
fuses 10 pay, said claim when accepted and &c
credited AZ valid ofsaid administrators amounted
to four hundred and twelve dollars 02-lG0. dated
July II, lS47.
And the said Clement +. Taylor. and NichOlos
8. Sampsell administrator and Jacob krichbaum
and John Jacobs, are further notified, that unless
they appear, and plead, answer or demur, 10 the
said bill within sixty days AFT r tn nextterm oil
said court, the said Joseph Watson at the term
next -nor the expiration Of tho said sixty days,
will apply to said conrt, o take the matters Of the
bill as confessed, 4 to decree thereon according.
ly.
Attorneys tor solicitors.
Ashland, April % 1852. CIVIC
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Morgan Horse Mountainecr.

MILL remdin the enn. - season al Savannah
w and Ashland. THIS horse was brouph,
from Vermont, In D cember last, and was select
cd by one ofthe best judges Of Morgan horses in
Ohio.
SIzE,-lG bands high we'll proportioncd, of
dark chestnut color, and fvs years old this spring
TERMs.--s6,o0, and s12, 30. Three months
from 10th March. J. J. HEARST,
March IS, lS52.-3m42
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School Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified Flee
IN tors OF School District No, 3 Ashland, that
there will be a meeting of said Electors, held at
the High School Root in Ashland, on Saturday
June The llth, 1858, ats O'Clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose Of determining by vote the amount OF
money necessary to BIO raised for the purpose of
d%eiraying the expenses incurred in furnishing
Lightning Rods for the Union School House to.
gether with repairin. the old Academy and build
ing 2out Houses, and auth rise the said amount to
be borrowed by the Board of Education of said
School.
By order of the Board Of Education,
I'D. STUBS, Secretary.
June |, lS53-9wa.
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Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
AND
CLEVELAND & ERIE RAILROADS.
&2saa EE!'gE:!7IFFF7IIygFFEElE @s 81
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

ON and ancr Modday, May 10th, Passenger
OTrains leave as follows;
Cleveland Tor Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, at 7
30 A. NJ, 3,45P P. NJ. and 8 10 P. M.
Cleveland for Columbus and Cincinnati, at 500
AM. 1000 A. NJ. and s 10 ?. NJ.
Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago, at 7;l0 A.
M, 1000 A. M. and S.l5 P. NJ.
Columbus Tor CT '%veland, Erie, Dunkirk and Bull
alo, at IO:l5 A. M, 400 p, NJ. and 1900 p. M.
Shelby for Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and Buff
alo, at i;05 P. NJ 400 P. M. and 1926 A. NJ.
Shelby for Columbus and Cincinnati, at 1885
A. l:25P {. NJ. and lI;25 P. NJ.
Erie Tor Cleveland, Co umbus, Cincinnati, To-
ledo aud Chicago, at $500 P. M. and 2:45 A. NJ.
A. STONE Jr., Superintendent.
Cleveland May 18th, 1858
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR.
DER OF COURT.

4 N the first day Of July, next, between the
" hours OF 10 O'Clock, Am. and G P. NJ. on the
premises, will be sold to the highest bidder the
following Real Estate as the property Of Michael
Row, deceased, situate in and near the tow, of
Rowsburgh, Ashland county, Ohio, 10 wit:-Town
lot No. a, on which there is a good 2 story dwell
lug house; No. 81 and IS, on which there is A
dwelling and brewery house; No. 66 and CT and
6S, on which th"re is a good 2 story dwelling
house: east half of lot No. 7O-lots II and ~;
also rs. on which there is a dwelling house; and
lots No. II, IS, 10, 80, 81, 50, SO, 81, So, Sc, in
said town ofROwsburgh; also, about seven acres
Of land lying west of sad town and Immediately
adjoining a five acre tract on the west side thereof,
which SAID five acre tract adjoins said town plat on
the west, being the same as conveyed by George
Ship and wife to said deceasedi also, about 90
acres oil land, being the south west part of The
south west quarter of section II, township %,
tcalled Perry OF range 10, commencing at the
south west corner Of said Or. thence on the sec.
ton line "a chains and 40 links, thence north 81
degrees east 10 chains, thence south II degrees
east 8 chains 10 links, thence south 46 degrees
east 3 chains 10 links, thence south 81 degrees
west 2 cha ms 80 links, thence south 20 degrees
west 4 chains so links to the section line on the
sou.h side ofsaid or. thence west on said line 7
chain SO linkst to the place of beginning; tie SINE
TO he sold Tree oil Dover and upon the following
terms, to wit: one third cash in hand, one third IN
one year and the balance in two years from the
day ofsale; back paym Jats secured by mortgage
on the premises, with interest on back payments.
JOHN vANNEST,
HENRY J. MIDDAUGH,
Adm'rs, ofMichael Row, decd.
SMITH & SLOAN, their Att'ys.
June |, lS53-5w2.
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Books thatare Books!

TUE undersigned is now receiving a large ad-
Il dltion 10 his former stock Of
BOOKS & STATIC NESY.
Particulars given next week. In the meantime
ploa;e give rs q cal at the old stand, formerly
occupied as tho Post Office (above Sampsel
House) where we shall be extremely happy to
exhibit cur stock whether you wish to Purcha o
, r oiherwise. f
We intend to make it our business entirely
hereafter and shall spare no pains to keep up
fully with the times and 10 supply the reading pub
lie with every thing useful and valuable IN our
line, and ut as low prices as can be bought in any
OTHER CITY in the Union.
WIZ II. POTTER.
Ashland, June I, iS5s-if2.
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RrnllOYaI.

MICHAEL MILLER wohld in form his old
NlGiends and tho public that he has removed
his goods 10 hls new Brick building nearly oppo-
site the snmPsel House. lie will Keep Sonstaply
on hand
CoNFEoTIoNAhiss, FnEsn BREAD, CAKES,
Piss, &c. &c.,
together With almost every article ofGrocegies and
Provisions that is required by families. His pre-
sent building is large and well adapted TO the pur-
pose for which it was designed, and he IN ends TO
spare no %cSertion or expense TO keep on Ia d
every article which may be required BY his Gus.
TONERS. .ea
April 6, is53-46.
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StPaVPd.

CTRAYED fom the subscriber living in Smith
Oville, Wayne County, Ohio, on the 10Th of May,
A DUN MARE, with black name and tail, and a
bluck line along the back, she is l6 hands high,
of a slender build, and stalks in the hind legs
Any person returning said mare or giving Infor.
nation where she may be found, will be literally
rewarded.
IA. KRYSHER.
May IS, ~ls53-3wl+,
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Powder.

TTH0SE wishing for Rife or Shotgun Powder
i can be furnished with as good an article as
smadein the United states-by calling al the
Hardware Storein Ashland.
dt.2i, 1851. ISL
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II. FOX

II EEpS constantly on hands BOOTS and
IN SHOES, SADDLES and HARNESS, at all
lines. WIN. Nelson, Foreman.
Haysville, April 10, 1853. 47f
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Mary C. Noble, In Court ofCommon Pleas o

DAVID Noble. Ashland County, Ohio.
NOTICE is hereby given, that dispositions will
~ be taken by the Plaintiff 10 the above case,
at Case's Tavern, in the Township OfHuntington,
County Of Lorain and State Of Ohio, on the frst
day Of July, 1853, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock, p. M. Of said day.
JOHNSON, KENNEY 4 PORTER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
May %, isjS--Swl,
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The Crystal PLACE in London covered
twenty acres-ihai of New York covers
iwo acres aud a half. That cost 9l76,.
9OO-ihis ., least $780, 600. That occu.
pied eight months in its erecliun-lbis has
already consumed that space Of time, and
will not be finished for many weeks yet
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Educational Convention.

THE Montgomery Township Beard of Education
L invite the seveia Township boards, throughout
the county, TO meet them in convention, at the Court
House, in Ashland, Oh Monday the ith day Of July,
1852, for the purpose OF discussing. aud promoting
the cause OF common schools throughout the county
Addresses may be expected from eminent gentlemen,
on the occasion. The friends OF education, and the
public generally, are solicited to attend.
BY order Of the Board.
VIM. RALsToN, Secretary.
May ejth, 1853. 3wl
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Bridge Notice.

BFIUEF NOUItF, =
TINE undersigned will sell to the lowest and
best bidder, on Thursday the 18th of June,
1853, the building Of a bridge across the waters
Of Honey Creek, in Green Township, Ashland
County at or near Abraham Dchavens. Sale 10
commence at one O'Clock I, NJ
GEORGE MCCONNELL,
LrKESELBY,
AMOS HILBOtN.
Commit sinners.
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AWFUL DISASTERl
Steamer " Ocean WaUs'' buracd on Lake
Ontario!
GOD Goavo9 R4DSa 9

OnIdrt0!
5O GoAvo9 Ia0SG 9
WfhI WI WATSON most respectfully an
NV w . nounces to the public that he is
- now receiving direct from eastern manu-
lecturers a full and complete assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, embracing every style and fashion
and as for sizes, quantity, quality and prices, we
INVITE comparison, and DEFY competition.
Also. HATS, CAPS, LASTS, BOOT TREES,
and a general assortment Of Shoemaker's FIND
INGS. tlmbrellas, I runks and Carpet Bag
together with a full assortment OF LEATHER,
such as Sole, Upper, Calf and Kip Skins, Moroc-
CO, Lining, bindings, &C., ali Of which will be
sold at exceedingly low pr ces for READY PAY.
The subscriber keeps a number Of the best
Pennsylvania workmen, and is manufacturing
Boots and Shoes of the first quality, that we car
safely warrant to our customers to be as good as
can lie made, and will DO sold low for Ready Pay.
Thankful to a generous public for the very large
and liberal patronage hitherto received, a CONT
nuance Of the same is most respectfully solicited.
WM. WATSON.
Ashland, Ohio, My 20, 1868. 2mi
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APPLICATION OF THE KNIFE,
70 psr'os1is ue system and let the accumulqtsd winter now
SeaI,' isl iL"m !" nv ny, sH Nv. sna nasl'y to end IN Il dreadful
Z . .sfaiDl " H Them N 4 At Eny slEEs oIihi' disease, and a cure
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n VEhIAlN REMEDY
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~ Many are great because Their asso-
ci rs are small. b
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j. H, BAUMGARDNER, SEQ.
New Column Building,
WOOSTER. q

w HoLESALE Dealers in Drugs, Medicines,
w Paints, OHs, Dyes, Books and Stationery,
Music, PerJpnery ., GLASSWARE, Daguerrean Stock,
Fancy Goods, &c. q
We would say to the dealers in ASH md and
commnnilv m Tho t
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CERTAIN BOTANIcAL AGENT.

which in all diseases or arrangements of The rrmuls rnms
distractions, difficulties, painful transformations, &c, In,
elected a cure; This root Is Indigenous TO our sol, and Iounj
out an equal; II forms one Of the compounds In The prsnari.
non1 WINCH, as n whole. Is the best remedy ever given 10 n
dehlltaiei lemtLe 1t 10 sure, and the system will Be restorti
H. health by its Use. N"'e"
For the relief Of all Sympathetic Disease, ai,end,r, m ~.
nancy u alays those distressing and painful troubles which
onten occur both 70 married nd unmarried fsmules, and re
cold, &c. ""o "'s ~AhA
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