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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

ScARcITY or BREADsTuFFs.-The New
York Courier and Enquirer thus briefly
suns up the accounts frvm Europe Of the
scarcity of BreadslufIs:-
1.-The short wheat crop in Europe is the
Ieadlog fact Of the day. lis reality is no
longer questionable. Ia England all ac'
counts concur in representing the wheat
crop to be much below the average; and
tue best authorities estimate that The def
cheney will require the importation Of eigh-
teen millions Of quarters before the harvest
If 1864. Ia France, which Of late years
has been a grain exporting country, and
which Tor the last three years has furnish
ed England with more wheat and flour
than any other country, the wheat crop,
il is calculated, has fallen of one fourth,
The present year. 10 large sections Of Italy
not half a crop is expected. Spain com
plains Of a def iency, and Sweden has SO
poor a harvest in prospect, that she is now
largely importing from the Baltic. 1t is
true that other grains, particularly barley,
oats and rye, have not generally suffered
like the wheat, and it is also tue that OF
the continent the stock Of wheat which il
secured, is generally of a superior quality
but the fact still remains that, on accoun
of a failure in quantity of this chief stat
of life, there will soon be a scarcity o
food in Europe.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

III A Epglish writer thus pictures a
necessity for the determination Of rum
Pore over The lsaguage he puts into the
mouth Of the ippier as he cries for drink:
There's my money-give me drink
There's my clothing and my food-give
me drink There's The clothing, Iood and
fire Of my wife and childreu--give me drink!
There is the edt cation Of the family, and
the peace VI the house-give me drink
There's The rent ] have robbed from my
ndlurd, fees | have robbed from the school
rpasicr, ard innumerable articles | have
! .bbed from the shop keeper--give me
crink! Pour me out drink, for more | viii
yet pay for There's my health ofbody
Ind peace Of mind; there's my characte
as man, and my profession as a Christian
-! gire up all-give me drink! More yet
] have TO give. There 10 my heavenly
inheritance and The eternal friendship Of til,
redeemed-,lere-,here-is oil hope o
salvation. give up my Savior, ] give o.
my, God Irsign I'll! All that is great
q sod and glorious IN the universe, ! resigI
forever, thai ] may be DRuNRl
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

punLIc SPIRITED YouTH-The other
day a small boy came tearing round a
corner with his rags lultering in the wind
his face smeared with molasses and o
shingle hourishing in his hand, while he
was shouting to another boy, about The
size of a pepper box, who stood near q
quarter of a mile down the street: "0h
Bill, Bill! git as many boys as euer yor
can, and as many shingles as eucr you can
and come up The street, round the corner
as soon as ever you can, for lherc'sa great
big, large hogsit Of %'lassss busted on III,
payement-busIed all to smash"
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

iVA Minister approached a michicvous
urchin about twelve years old, and laying
his hand upon bis shoulder, thus addressed
him:
My son, | believe tho devil has hold Of
you.
81 believe he has loo," wac the singif.
rant reply # the boy.
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WIN. Hamilton,
|, In Partition in
Ashland Common Pleas

w. "J !" iuiut'
rs Ashland Common Pleas.
VIM Hills & wife etal.)
PURSUANT to the command Of an order of
i sale issued in the above case from the court
Of Common Pleas OF Ashland County and State of
Ohio 10 me directed | will expose to public sale at
the door ofthe court house in said county
On Monday the PAN day Of October,
A D 1883 betwcent the hours Of ten O'Clock A M
and four O'Clock p M of said day, the following
described Real Estate situate and being IN the
county OF Ashland, TO wit: the north east quarter
Of section number three [3l in township number
twenty-five (22l of range number fhAeen tl5) con-
tanning one hundred and sixty-f -four acres more or
less, excepting such certain lots as have hereto
fore been sold by William Hamilton in his life
tim. Appraised at four thousand one hundred
and eighty-six dollars, subject to a dover estate
heretofore assigned to Jane Hamilton.
Terms OF sale :-0ne-third cash in hand on the
day of sale; one-third in one year, and one-third
in two years i-deferred payments to DO secured
by Mortgage.
]. D. JONES, Sheriff.
September IA, 1853. I7w7pfS4 so
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SALE OF REAL ES'rATE.

ON the Goth day Of October, A. D., 1853, at
~ three O'Clock in the afternoon, on the pre-.
misses, in the township Of ormillion, will be sold
according to Law to the highest bidder, the fl-
lowing real estate, as the property OF John Bed
Ter, deceased, to wit ;-Situatc in the township oil
vcrmilIion, county Of Ashland, and State of Ohio,
dcscribed as follows; being the west part Of the
north west quarter of Section seven, ~ Township
twenty one, EN- and range sixteen, (l6) containing
Sky one acres (6l) Terms Of sale. Que hall cash
IL hand, anil one hall payable ono yea' from day oil
sale seemed BY mortgage upon the premises.
E~LlHABElll BEiDLER, EXccntrix
Of JOHN Bsidicr, d ns1d.
September II, 1893, avn
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New CuRE FOR YELLOW FEvER.-
A story is rife about the streets of all EN-.
pyrical physician who was called to see a
yellow fever patient "a Frenchman) who
was in the last agonies. His other physi'
clans had left him, under the impression
that he must die. They gave instructions
10 his Nurse at parting to crafty him with
whatever his appetite might crave. Our
empyric was called in as a last resort.
The Erenchman asked for a dish of herr
rings ard molasses, and in obedience to
former instructions and 10 the order Of his
new physician, it was given him. Strange
10 tell the Frenchman got well, in spite Of
his physician and the molasses and herr
mgs, Our ntw empyric thought he had
discovered a ncver.(ailing specific for the
yellow scourge. lie Immediately made
the following entry in his note book:
"Huings and mOlasses good for yellow
fever in the case of a Frenchman."
REJOICING in his new discovery our EN-
pyrlc went about the streets, trumpetiDg
lhe news that he had found an uniaillng
cure for the yellow fever. or course he
found listeners, and there were many who
believed the preachlngs of the false prophet.
lie soon called to see a patient on whom
10 try his new remedy. The patient wa
a Du,chman. Suaigh,way our doctor or
dered for the sick man his new discovered
compounds dish of herrings with mo
Iasses sauce. The man of course died.
Another entry was made in the note book
Of our careful quacL.. 1t was this:-"Herr'
ings and molasses. not good for yellow ie'
yer where the psiient in a Dutchman!'-
y. o. Gre, cent.
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tTThcre is a set of harmless liars, fire..
qnenlly to be met with in company, who
deal much in The marvellous. Their usual
intention is to please and entertain; but as
men are most delighted with what they con.
ceive to be the ruth these people mistake
the means of pleasing, and incur universal
blame.--Hme
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

WASHINGTON. Sunday, Sept ll.-Gen.
Cas-, in a recent letter to the President,
must cordially assures him Of his high per.
sunaI regard, and declares that no President
ever had so many difficulties to encounter as
he had; and his course has been jadjcious
and patriotic; and that the writer will &C
cept Of no position under the Government
bul that of Senlior. The President, he
says, can rely upon his earnest and hearty
support of his Administrator.
Secretary McClelland received letter
Of like import. These letters are a wet
blanket on the disaiTrcled and insubordinale
Hunkers. The Union Of to-day alludes
10 these letters with qualification, and Iauds
the patriotism of General Co.'S. Henry A.
Wise is engaged in wiring a sclthing
article against the Pacific Railroad. Il
is reported that he i, soon to lead 10 the
Hymenial altar a Richmond beauty,
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Van Nest & Middaugh,'
Adm'rs of Row,doc.,


Charles Brock.
PURSUANT to the command ola Dccrctal Or
der, issued in the above case, from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Ashland county, anl State or
OHIO, to me directed, | viii expose tn public sale,
at the door of tie Court II use, n sail count. ,
ON
Monday, he2ih day q October, -.
D, 1853. between the hours Of ten o'clock, A
NJ and tour O'Clock p NJ Of said day the following
desc ribed real estate situate and being IN the
county of Ashland and State OF Ohio, TO wit; ln-
Lot number sixty nine 1891 IN the third addition
to the original town plot Of the village of Rows.
burgh, beng tiy SIX feet front and one hundred
and iilty feet back from Man street. Also, the
west hairur Lo seventy t7Ol 'ylng east of sad Lot
sixty-niuc, being of the came SIZE as said Lot, to-
gether with al the privileges and appurienances
thereunto Belonging.
Terms Of sale :-One.third cash In hand on inc
day of slle one-third IN one year, and o%ne'thIrd
in two years ;-dcGerred payments secured by
Mortgage.
Ashland, Sept. Il, 1853. Gwl7 PISA 5O
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-09-21

Mr.. Benz min J. Ferris, Of Ithaca, N
Y, late Secretary Of State in Utah, has
just returned, and reports that no, half the
degradation Of the Mormons has been told;
that Brigham Young has forty wives; that
scdilious feelings are rife throughout the
community in short, that women and men
r. in . state Of deer DEGRADATION,
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The Story Told.

How many have wondered that so great,
popular, wealthy, and elegant a gentleman
as James Buchanan, now our Minister 10
England, should have lived so long in
"single blessedness." The story is told
the mystery is eIplained,-a correspondent
of the New Haven Palladium, writing
from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. briefly re.
cords the reason: IA short distance from
this city is the country residence of Hon.
James Buchanan, American Ambas adOr TO
the Court Of 81. James. lis general ap.
pearance al once indicates that no lair
hand is there to train the creeping vines or
budding roses TO their betting places-as
you are aware that the honorable gentle
man still remains in single bIessednessl-
The Story is briefly told. Paying his adj
dresses to a young and beautiful lady oil
this city, each became deeply enanOred,
ana they were engaged. On a given eve
ming she requested his company to a party
at a friends, which he declined on a plea
Of business engagements. Circumstances
rendering it necessary, he, late in the eve
ming, gslIauied a young lady to her home,
and on the wsy-thsy met. Mortified
and chagrined al what she deemed unlaiih-
ruIness and deserliOn, and imagining the
worst, she left The city enrly in the morn.
ing and sreturned--a corpse. Such is the
sad story of his early love, nor csn the
high places of distinction and trust make
him forget, nor The wrea'hs of honor
that e~ncircle his brow bury the memory
Of the early loved and los!"-Cin. Eng.
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September IA, 1853.
Levi Wallace ct al. ,
In Partition in
. Ashland Common Pleas.

A. Mckinley ct ol.)
DURSUANT to the command OF an order OF
sale issued in the above case from the Court
ofCommon Pleas of Ashland County and State of
Ohio to me directed, | will expose to public sale
at the door Of tn, Court House in said county,
On Monday the 24M dag of .OctOber'
A D 1858, between the hours of ten O'Clock A NJ
and four O'Clock p NJ of said day, the following
described Real Estate, situate aud being in the
county of Ashland and State of Ohio, to wit; the
east alf Of the south east quarter of section ci ut
49, IN township twenty 1901 Of range sixteen l6i
containing eighty acres more or less. Also the
south west quarter OF section nine y. in township
twenty 1901 of range sixteen ll6I containing one
hundred and sixty 1901 acres more or less, con
tanning in all two hundred and forty l2iOl acres
more or less. Appraised at four thousand eight
hundred dollars.
Terms of sale :-onr.third cash IN hand, on thc
day nfsale ono-lhird in one year, and "ne'lhird
in two years. Deferred payments 10 bo secured
j. D.. JONES, SHERIFF.
September II, 1852. 6wl7 prs4 %
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John Kinny jr


JOnn hlnnI J' IN faTtuoH III {
rs. Ashland Common Pleas,
Aaron Kinny ct al.
PURSUANT TO the command of m order Of
sale issued in the above case from the Court
of Common Pleas of Ashland County aud State oil
Ohio TO me directed | will expose to public sale at
the door OF the court house in said county
On Monday the 24M day Of October,
A D 1858 between the hours of ten O'Clock A M
and four o'clock P NJ of SAID day the following de.
scribed Real Estate sitnato and being in tho coun-
ty of Ashland and State ofOhio to wit: the north
west part of the south west quarter of section
twenty-six l26I of township twenty 1901 range six
teen l6l containing one hundred and twenty-three
acres more or less. Also the north east part oi
the south east quarter of section iwenty.six 1861
township twenty 1901 range sixteen containing
one hundred and thirty.I four acres more or less
Appraised at six Thousand four hundred and TWEEN.
ty-fve dollars, subject to q widows dover.
Terms Of sale :-Onc.third cash in hand or the
day of sale; one third in one year, and o%no-third
in two years. Deferred payments 10 be secured
by Mortgage.
J.D. JONES, Sheriff.
September IA, 1853. l7w6pIS4 80
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE HATS.
DIVORCE NOTICE.

TIANNAH HOWARD will take notice, that
Marvin Howard has filed his petition in
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County.
Ohio, for "a divorce from the said Hannah for
the ctusus Of gross neglect of duty, habitual
drunkcnness Tor three years, and three years viii
Gl absence. Said petition to be heard attho next
November term of said Court. .
WM.f =. lockwood,
Sd. lUr Petitioner.
Argqst g, 1853, Gvtj
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V'ilE Trustees Of to several townships of Ash
Il land coraty ara required 10 return to the
Probate 1ldSc Of said county the following num-
her Of J..rors from their respective townships, to
be rC armed on a separate list in the same manner
r.nd at the same time as is provided by law for Ju-
ors returnablo To the Court Of Common Pleus;
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NEW SALOON.

~ BACIIERER, at the old stand formerly
IL. occupied by Michael Miller, above tho
McNulty house. keeps constantly on hand every
variety of good things, ercept intoxicating drinks,
which can be dcs,rcd by my one fond Of good
living. Juac 30, 1873. OF y
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W ETGM AVID CONSIDEW.
DR.. Halls B.ALSAM, is no Paragoric
Preparation, bit a Medicine which
mokes cures al home where the
Parties can be Found.
The Great Cough and COnSumplive
Remedy.

hhUER have YOU a cough, which you are neg
ieotlhS ulldcf lhe ldca That It Il only a common cold.
any 'batlt VIII soon wear itself Uull' hel a friend
tell you, Ia all kindness, what will soon be Inc nrob.
anle result ii a short Time If you continue to neg.
lcoI yourself, you Will begin to feel a sense of iIsI,I.
mes ana oppression across the chest. Accumulated
WIN requiem Sharp darling pains. Then, A dry hack.
Jug cough Wlll set in, aud when you raise ANYTHING
VIII bca mick and yellOwish, or white frothy mat.
t'r, ~strcahed perhaps with blood. If Won sill tAke No
nvu,Cimo, tncse unpleasant symptoms will Increase,
and you VIII soon have hectic fever CoIl ohiIIS
hlshl swcats, cOpiols expectOratiOn. and iLcn rre,t
PfpstfatlNn. VI you still neglect yonrselT a few
weeks or months VIII see you consigned to The grave.
lcnaVIng your friends 10 mourn how ranidly consump'
tloh ana us WORK, aud hurried you away. Friend.i
have you no cause TO be alarmed 2 In the nhoye
sketch you may see in a glass, how EVERY Csc orrou
sumption progresses, with more or less ranidity. IN n
lalHl termination. OF ali the thousands ana %miiinns
whom tllsgreat Destroyer has gathered 10 the tamb
eVeEy sllslc case began with a cold ! If This bnj
been attended to, all might have been well In, hc
ing neglected, under the fatal delnsion that 1, wouiJ
wear Itself on" ittransfcrred il d,adiy act on TO The
substance Ol the Lungs, exciting there The foI mAtiIn
OF tubcrcles. Another. and dnuihe- cold added mel IN
Inc nane. untll these ~tuhcrClcs began 10 4oIten ami
suIpuIate' leaVihg, bylheir liberation. great cavities
III Tue lunss. AZ this crisis the disease Ia very diB.
cult o%fchre. and often times sets al a,ce All I'm.
man means. ~
In the latter or worst stage. this medicine will nj.
tentlmes arrest the disease, or check lis progress ami
VIII always make the patient more con,[oriabIe oui
pi"Iong ns NE and II II therefore worthy Of the tri
al-but III lS l|nolplent or forming periods. Consumn,
ton II az durable az any other disease nnJ liz
u NhLS BalsanI Tor the Lungs. If taken Al his time
VIII cure II assuicly as taken We earnestly exhort
all VINO nave n cough. ~ are subject To colds. 10 ke,n
lhe nleuicihe ny them. and whenever you take cold
elhulCaie " thoroughly, and at once. bv tbis nnwcr.
luI healing compcun0. and leave your lungs u%niiriurcd.
to carry you In full vigOT To a good old 500
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CURED!
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.
MeSSrs Baker, &. Co.:

DEtNStRs-The public generally are fully aware Of
llc thousands of remedies Of Diseased Lungs, under
Tie titles OF Sarsaparillas, Pills, Plasters, Linimenis,
&C, that arc daily brought 10 their notice through
The newspapers, by way Of advertisements. My oh
lect ~ writing this note for publications. il 10 induce
the public, or at least those who are afflicted iii they
VIII use patent mediCines) TO use Que that contains
articles OF redi use IN pulmonary diseases. AM con.
sclousthat, In so doing. AIN acting most unprOfrr.
sl1nally' aud derogatOry to the interests OF medical
science aud the regular practitioners OTmedicine.
The medicine to which | refer Is "Dr HaH's Bal
san FOR the lungs" have prescribed II IN a large
number Of cases, and always with success. One case
in Particular to which wish now to refer, was Civ
en- up by several physicians who had been called In
consultation with myself. The patient had allthe
symptoms Of c infrmed consumption. such as Cold
Night Sweats. Hectic Fever, Ilarrassing Cough, with
continued pain in the lobe Of the Right Lung. attend.
ed with severe niarrh0al lie commenced immcdi.
ately to get better, by the use Ofthe above named
medicine, aud was soon restored To his usual health I
have also found Nr. Halls Balsam the most yaluA.
bic ENpeet2rant for breaking up distressing Coughs
aud Colds that have ever used.
W.. Il. WRIGHT. NJ. d.
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~ President Tyler has fully recov-
cred from his recent %indlsposidon. 1t is
taid bis excellent lady presented him with
; fne boy u few days since, which is tie
{ fh liulr blessing be has received from
Lrr.
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80 .
Ills estimated that $50, eco persons die anounliv In
~ uU!tea stetes, with consumption, and Professor
hoerly says that a vast number ofthere could he saved
Dytne timely use OF some prompt remedy.
DIX HALLS BALsAM STRIKES, at ne rent oftbr
Disease al once, and such isits speedy effect. maj any
one using II rely according to directions for % ~
% hours, and not entirely satisfied with III me,i,.
may return It and receive back MS money. Money
MI be eheerJnHg rquHdtd. The most distressingg
cough Is frequently relieved by single dose. and brn'
ken up In a lew hours time. The afflicted do moi
have to purchase bottle after bottle besors th,v swns
Wheeler this remedy will afford relief or moi,
Call on the agent and get a pamphlet grStf,. Tb,
treatise on Consumption alone Is worth moye than
the price OF this medicine. You will find certificate,
Of Physicians In Cincinnati, and Of others Whose
be found.
The public have been imposed upon by JemedIes.
recommended by certificates which have aITnys
originated IRON some uuknswn source. We believe
that a medicine possessing real merits will eaecr
cures wherever II il used, at home as well az abroad
TINS Is no P%aregoric preparation, hut one which If used
IN season VIII save the lives OF Thousands and per.
sons may make thiS Pargaia pith .4genfs from whom
they purchase, that In every case where ills used
Freely according to directions, aud entire satislaciiop
Is not given in 90 or 81 hours, they csn return The,
medicine. and their money nilbe eieerfuYv rsfapJsJ
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EsROCLAMlTION.

nRGCLAMATION is hereby nude to all the
qualified voters Of ASH ,nd County, that a
election will BE- held, as required by lew,
on the Ilth day ofOclobcr, A b 1888, at the sew
cral places ol holding elections in said county, at
which time the following officers are to be chosen,
VIZ:
STATE OFFICERS.
A Governor.
A Lieutenant Governor.
A Superin cndcnt OF Common Schools.
A Secretary Of State.
A Treasurer o. State.
One Supreme Judge.
An Attorney General.
One Member ofthC BOARD Of Pnblic Works.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
One Senator.
One Member Tor State Board Of EIalization.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
One Roprcsentitiyc.
One Commissioner.
Two ~Iudrnary Directors, and
One CuTJnGf.
Aud the Trustees Of tho several townships VI
said County are required to return tn" following
number of Jurors from their respective townships
Irnn in. tnWushiD of Hanover ......... Z
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RICHLAND COUNTY MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COlTp4NYJ

HIGHLAND COUNTY MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMP.ANY!
Chartered, February 9TH, 1851. Organized Au-
gust ,2ist 1851.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Hon. 7. w. BARLEY, ANDREW Cow,
JAcoB PApEFS, GEO. w, WARtN0.
RoBEar BENTLEY, JAaEsH. Cook.
E.Dw ARD S%TuRGEs, Sr. CmAs. 4. SHERMAN,
JAHEs WELDON.
OFFICERS OF COMPANY.
ANDREW Coon, President.
DOWNING II. YOU'VE, Secretary.
JoHN p. DREHAS, Treasurer.
This Company is prepared to issue policies OF
Insurance upon the most favorable terms, for any
period not exceeding five years.
The Directors call the especial attention o
persons desiring to effect assurances, to the fol
lowing, among many other liberal feat res o
their Company.
|. We issue policies on both the joint-stock
and mutua, plan, on the joiut stock plan, for as
short n period of time as IN y be desired.
II. Persons insured in this Company who sus-
tain a loss, in cnsc of controversy, may bring
their suit either in tho county where such LOS
occurred, or in Richland county.
III. In case ofsale of the property insured, be-
fore tho expiration Of the policy, a rnteable pro-
portion ofthe money advanced will be returned
to the policy holder. This is a peculiar feature
in our company, and one which we Il ink will
meet with tho appreciation ofall persons interest
ed.
~. We con6ne ourselves entirely to a bushes,
within the bounds OF the State Of Ohio. A liberaI
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited,
Principal business Q6re, on West Dian ond Street
Mansfield, Ohio, up stairs, in Siurgss' neto build,
ing. Agents OF .Jmpany for Ashland County
WIN. n. ALLISON, Ashland.
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All Of which notice is given pursuant ic ,aw.
: JONES,
SIsrF Of .:shiand County,
Ashland, Sept, II, 1853. l7w4
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