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o,,c. OF rsr SPRING VALLEY SHor AND Lsao)
MANUFACTURING Co. No. 100 Front st
NEw.ioRK, Dec. ~, Isol }
NOTICE An election for five Trustees OF The
~ Spring Valley Shot and Lead Manufacturing CempnI
will be held at the office OF the Company No 40 Fnnta
on TUESDAY the lIth day OF January next The poll vi
DC 0P'" HUI" = ." { CHARLES W. HENRY. Secretary
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KScxEssocKEs BANK, Jan. 5. Isxl
gINHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have As

II day declared a semi-annusl DIVIDEND OF roukW
PER CENT. payable ON and after the l,th ins,,
The Transfer Books will be closed until tst day
~ J. A. GUM, CASTER
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CHICAGO and AURORA RAILR0A
~ COMPANY RQNnA Thu nnnds Of ihia Camnaa
PONDS for SALE - NEW YORK u
~ NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD BONDS, 7 ser 90

NEW'HAVEN RAILROAD BONDS, ger en-
due in 1866.
per cent. due in 1872.
MOBILE CITY BONDS. coupons and principal psy,
BILE In NewYork, per cent due in 1857.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDs 7 n
cent due in 1915.
WESTERN. VERMONT RAILROAD BONDS, 7 p
cent due ia IsG5-70.
MANSFIELD and sANDUsKY CITY FIRST MORT
GAGE RAILROAD BONDS. per cent duo in lso
PLATTSBURGH and MONTREAL RAILROM
BONDS, per cent. due in 1862 BY
kETCHUM, ROGERS 4 BRMENr.
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orricr BROADWAY Insurance ConrAsy

Dec. ~, 1874
NOTICE.-The annual election for director
IN Of this Company tor the ensuing year will be hs
the office, No al8 broadway Tuesday tho lith dAy
January next
The Poll will be opened at - O'Clock, AN and eles d
o,cIock p a. BY order JOHN WRAY, Sscy
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NfW-1OkN ANn fkIt NtINNVsSUo NV'FA>I
DIVIDFND NOTICE.-The Directors q
i D. Nov-Y,,k All Prize RAILROAD Company hare q.
s.y Serlsrsd a dividend OF FOUR ca PER CENT o. =
anitsl soek for the months ending Dee 81, pay aA
the 18th day OF January next. ,,,a.,A.
The Trsn.er Books viii be closed on and sitsf tas ~
~, IA sDain clord ,ll the 18Th day Of January lE
By orter Of the Board OF DusstSss, ,x,rr MARSH
Nsw.york. De-. %. 1855. seoreay
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ranv have declared semi-snnu al dividend 81 i've ~
cent on the capital Nck OF this Company. eNs, =
Slst pscember she 20 the stockholders az th~ oa
the Company In the City Of NewloTk and after ns n
January The transfer bcoks viii Dc closed nom the
the 9Th January inclusive. GEO 4. Holr, lreasgrr
Nex-lork Dee, 81 iSSs.
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financial.
DEOPLEs BANK. PATERsON.-Receir.

.rf Certificates Of this Bank wanted Also. Uneurr,D,
and sold By READ Z LArHROP. No. 40 WALL.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-05-25

on Wednesday. May ~, and English bark,
100 miles north Of Manianlilla reef. She
bad picked up 2S passengers from an
American ship The day precious. The
bark was bound 10 Europe, but Capt. N.
could not ascertain her name. There is
every reason 10 believe lha, the persons
rescued were some Of the passengers on
board the Wihiam and Mdry.
The following is Capt. Cobb's log .hook
entry, on the day Of The rescue Of The Cap
lain's boat:
Wednesday, May 4.-Ths day began
with squnlly weather, and heavy sea-
Al Q A. M. wore ship towards southeast
and at 8 wore ship off northeast. AT IL
NJ. saw a boat 10 windwsrd, hove The top
sail back, boat came alongside with the
captain, Two mates, and six men on board
They came from The ship William and
Mary, which was wrecked during the
nisl,t near The Great %lsaacs. She was
loaded with railroad iron, and had about
Two hundred passengers on board, from
LiyerpooI, bound TO New Orleans.
The HiHiam and Mary was 500 tons
burden, was bul a few years old, in good
condition, and is lelieved 10 have been fully
Insured. She is owned in Bath. Nc.
Capt. Siiuson resided in Bowduinham,
Me-, aud left Tor home yesterday. The
first male also left the city yesterday for
Boston; lhe second mate HIS shipped for
another voyage, and two If he s1ilors re-
manned during the day on board lie Car
yer, al The Atlantic Dock. Brouklyn. The
latter Intend 70 ship whenever opportunity
offers. Both came on board the WiHiam
and Mary al Liverpool.
The rescue Of The men by the Captain
IF the Reuben Carver, T, lerls credit upon
that officer yet he has been ccnsured in
certain quarlers-unjustly, as il seems to
us,-Gor refusing to peril his own ship BY
bearing down on the wreck. At the lime
lie boat was picked up, the Carver was
a considerable distance away from the
wrecked vessel, and was running rapidly
berore a gale from L. s. E. The talk
necessary to weather the gale would have
carried the briga long distance out pf range
of The wreck, beside en~dangering the Cap
lain's own vessel. Capt. Cobb's duty was
clearly fulfilled in the rescue Of the boats
crew. The flame Of The catastrophe, il
there be culpability, as clearly rests upon
Capt. Slinson-and for reasons which are
briefly stated. 1t appears that the UfHiam
and Mary was driven upon a reef which
has hecn known for many years, and is
laid down in the charts; that after the YES
sci struck aud made water rapidly, no If
lec,ual effort was made 10 secure the ships
papers, although Capt. Stinson did endeav'
or, at the last moment, to secure the con
tents Of his desk. A handful Of papers
seized at random, amidst the crushing
crowd of disnayed ~emigrants, allerward
proved to be a bundle Of worthless bills
This, we believe was the only attempt pu
, forth to secure the documents essential IL
/ a proper understanding of the cause ant
| results Of the catastrophe.
Aterrihle luss Of life is undoubtedly the
result Of This calamity, and The long cal
al quo of disasters receives a melancholy
addition. Further Heterogeneous, by ~
action uf the owners anil the Captain, vii
be awaited with great interest.
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Ashland, April 2jth 1853
joseph Watson

Joseph Watson
VS..
Clement F. TAYLOR and Court Of CommonPlsas
Nicholas &. Sampsell, NAShidnd County, Ohio
admr's of WilliamMiller, In Chancery.
deed, and Jacob Kreick-
baum and John Jacobs.
TVNO Clement F.. Taylor, whose residence is un-
known to complainant, Nicholas. %SampselI,
jacob Kreighbaum aud John Jacobs, you are
hereby notified that the said Joseph Watson, on
the second. day OF March, A.. d.. 1883, in the court
Of Common pleas, Ashland County, Ohio, in chan.
Gerry, fled his bill, making tho aforementioned
parties, defendants thereto, the object and prayer
(which bill is to obtain from said court, a decree
to enforce the payment by said administrators OF
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 administrator upon demand, 70
fuses to pay, said claim when accepted and ac'
credited as valid ofsaid administrators, amounted
to four hundred and twelve dollars 9l'lOO. dated
July II, l847.
And the said Clement +. Taylor. and Nichalo
8. Sampscll administrators and Jacob krlchbauu
and John Jacobs, are further notified, that unless
they appear, and plead, answer or demnr, TO tfN
said bill within sixty days aft ' tn nextterm o
said court, the said Joseph Watson at the tern
next nfer the expiration ofihe said sixty days
will apply to said CONT, 20 take the matters Of III
bill as confessed, & to decree thereon according
ly. ,.,
, Attorneys iot solicitors.
Ashland, April 20 1853. 0w40
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Nn1ici.

ITO Catherine Fiuke, Sam'l Fiuke, Della Silence
aud job Silence Susan Finger and ia
cob Finger, Philip Fast, Mary Anne Fast, Sala-
.hiel Fast, Etastus Fast, Luther Fast ,Sabina Fast,
Pheba Fast and Ida Fast, all reside"ts OF Ashland
County, Ohio, and Jefferson Fast, off State #
Indiana. and Jesse Fas', OF the State Of Iowa, and
Elizabeth Fast, Widow: You will take notice,
that on the ~eleyLntl day OF February, A. d 1853,
the undersigned filed a petition in the court al
Common Pleas, of Ashland CouHty, OHIO, where
the same is now pending, demanding partition oil
The following premises, situate in SAID county,
| and bounded and described as iollowsi heng the
south east quarter OF section sixteen ZIG ,ltuwn-
| ship twenty three, of Range sixteen tl6) except
ing oue acre and a halt, or thereah0uts, sold TO
the Lutheran Church for building, aud gta'e
yard-leaviug about 1857 acres. Also Tie Eas,
p.t: offs. W. ar. Of same section, excepting 2 acres
sold George Funey, leaving Is acres. Also
the south east or. OF sec. II, same township and
range, 100 acres.
Ais the south east quarter OF section seven
teen ma same townsh P and rangt-l6O acres
The undersigned demands that partition may bt
made ofsaid premises, as follows ; To the under
sigued, one equal fourteenth part of said Prcm''
ses, and to each ofthe above named parties, eS
cept the widow, one equal fourteenth part .
said premises, and said Elizabeth Fast, widow
dover in the whole.
Al the next term Of said court, an application
will be made by The undersigned, for an Orde
that partition may he made OF said premises.
JACOB FULMER, an
ELlZABErI FULMER, his wife.
By Smith 4 SLOAN, their Attorneys.
Ashland, April 90, 1893. bwb2
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NOTICE. In %CHANCERY.

CyARAHA BOYLE, will take notice, that atthe
- last Term of the Court Of Com. Pleas Of Ash
land county, Ohii, Thos, J.. Boyle fled in the
Clerks office of said Court his Petition in Chan
Gerry and tho same is now %pondinl, alleging
among other things that said parties were lawful
" married and lived and cohabited together as
husband and wife up to about the last Of January,
1850, whom said defendant lol his domicili absent
cd herself from his bed and board and has con
unued so to do for more than three years, with
out any Just cause or provocation. The object
and prayer Of which Petition is to obtain a decree
Of Divorce from said defendant, who is further
notified that unless she appear and plead, answer
or demur to said Petition, said Petitioner will ask
for such decree at the next term Of said Court.
SMITH & SLOAN,
Soils. for pet'r.
MAY IS, IS53-dw52.
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MOnday, Nan 30. 1883,
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, IL at a petition will
~ he presented to tie commissioners Of Ash.
land county, at he June session, praying the
erection Ola new county road 40 ,eot wide, COM
mencing at the Wooster road on the section line
ofthe west half, ofthe south west quarter ofsec.
ton No. fifteen, Montgomery TOW nsbip, thence
mnn ing due south along said section line, until
il iuiersects the line running east and west past
Austin Moholmans; thence duo south on the sec.
ton line until il intersects the Jeromeville road
where il terninstes.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Ashland, May 2, lS53.-iw50
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in said Township, on The 2Sd day d
April, 1859, do hereby pass the frrgoing
ordinance for the suppression Of inlemPer.
ance in said Township, in pursuance Of
The act Of the Legislature, passed March
IL. 1859, and do hereby order the same
to be recorded in the Township book, and
that the same be published in the paper
printed al Ashland, egrceably ID the aior.'
said act.
JOHN HEARST,
JOSEPH NEFF, Trustees.
JOHN PATTERSON,
d. G. TEMPLEToN, Up. Clerk.
May ls53-4w 90.
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Morgan Horse MOuntaincer,

WILL remain the ensuing season at Savannah
w aud Ashland. This hor.e was brought
from Vermont, In d cember last, and was select
cd by one orthe best julges Of Morgan horses in,
Ohio.
sIzE.-lG hands high well proportioncd, Of
dark chestnut color, and fv, years old this spring
Terms $500, and sl9,50 Three month";
from 10Th March. J.&J, HEARST.
March l6, lS52,-3m4o
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Q 9 Q 9 Q .
A Remarkable Cure of Diarrhea
and Liver Complaint.

On. o BAKER.-Dear SIR
For IL months. I have had almost constant Dfar.
rhea, which was brought on by a d~ebiiiiGted state Of
my system and torpid action Of my liner. Some times
il was attended with great pain in my bowelsand
side. | tried a number Of doctors, but none Of them
seemed 10 effect a permanent relief, as the disease
would soon return as violent as ever. and hally lbe'
came 90 prOstrated that I tGs almost a %steieton.
then got a bottle OF your PAIN PANACEA-the
first dose satisfied me that 1t was the medicine suited
to my disease, and | found that by taking a dose after
each meal, that my food done me slime good, andy
bathing my bowels aud side with the Pain Panacea
my pains were Immediately relieved, and ! continued
TO gain strength and flesh, till had used four bottles.
Since tha time | have enjoyed the best OF health.
lbtlieve irthc public knew Of valuable remedy
you would not he able TO supply one kali Of the de-
mand. | will here remark that a friend OF mine had as
severe attack Of diarrhea, and J gave him ad0se Of
your Pain Panacea, and he since told me that II en-
tirely cured him. A child OF mine got badly burnt by
hei cloths taking fire, aud we immediately applied
the Pain Panacca freely, aud In a short time the FIRE
was all out, aud il prevented IL from blistering.
Most respectfully yours,
JAS.B HUQGRoVE. 5th 81. between Race q Elm
The genuine signed, o. X. BAKER.
For sale by b. T. WNiiney, ReEnor Riser & Ash
land, OHIO. ly4s
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Conrad Drandeberry and I.
Jane his wife. :,
Partition in
Ashland Com. Pleas.

vs. Ashland Com Pleas.
Elias Brandeberry Et al.
Npursuance TO the command Of an order Of sale
Il IN the above case, duly issued IRON the Court
NJ Common Pleas, Of Ash land County, Ohio, to me-
directed, | will expose to sale, at the door Of the
Court House IN said comfy on
MOrddy the 3Oh day Of May,
A.. d. 1858, between the hours Of ten O'Clock
A. M. and four O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate In the county
OF ASH nd, and State of Ohio. to wit; In the nine
toenth range Of townships IN tho Connecticut
Western Reserve, and known az a certain lot or
parcel Of land, situate In said county Of Ashland,
aforesaid, formerly Lorain CO nty, and is the
same lot, mich in the division Of Mrs. Anna
Lords Estate, was set Otto Lydia Hubbard, and
designated as lot four, in the nineteenth
range, surplus, and more particularly described as
follows In Troy township, commencing at the
southeast corner ofsaid lot, thence north two
degrees and forty minutes, I2deg 40minl west on
tho east line oil the lot, W hundred and fourteen
rods and twenty links, to the northeast corner Of
the lot, thence west four degrees aud ten minutes
IA deg. 10 min. north ono hundred and sixty
two rods 10 the northwest corner ofthe LOT,
thence sputh two degrees and hny minutes west
two hundred and twenty ono and one half rode
TO the south wost cotnef ofthc lot, thence east
two degrees aud eight minutes south one hun
bred and sixty aud one half rois TO the place Of
beginning containing two hundred and nineteen
acres, three rlds aud sixteen rods more or less
Terms Of sale cash.
J. p!J0SBs, Sheriff
April -, 1s63.- ,sispf.6
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Notice.

THERE will bo a petition presented to the
Commissioners Of Ashland County, at their
June session, for an alteration in the county road
leading from 0rarge 10 Savannah, commencing
east Of Masham Bowman's, at a pair OF bars
thence north q John Meiealfs house thence
cas-, to intersect tho road leading from orahget to
Troy, north Of the bridge, opposite to a cherry
tree in Valentine Hoifner's field. Also, the old
road vacated until the place of beginning.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Mav 1854. dw5i
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

HI. Hayes,
rs. In Ashland Com Pleas'
Jacob B. Hunchbarger)
nURsUANT 10 the command Of an alias de-
cretal order in the above case, issued from
tho Court Of Common Pleas, ofAshlaGd county,
and State Of Ohio, to me directed, ! will expose
to public sale at the door Of the Court Howe
in said county, on
Monday the 3OM dag of May,
AID. 1853 hs..S cen the hours often o'clock A. NJ
and four O'Clock P. NJ of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to wit: being inn
lot number twenty-seven, in the town Of Louden
! Vile, in the county Of Ashland, and State o
OHIO. Terms oil sale, cash.
I'D. JONES,
ShrTiff, and special master
Ashland, April 10, 1853 -47tspfS3
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SHERIFF's SALE.

State of Ohio, m
Ashland County, ss.}
DURsUANT to the commands Of two wIit' Of
execution called vendis, one in favor ofBost
wick and Slapleton, the other in favor Of Brudner
& Co., issued from the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Ashland County, and State of0hio, to me direct
ed, Twill expose to public sale, at the door Of the
Court House, in said county, ON
Monday the 3Oh day Of May.
A. D. 1853, between the hours orten O'Clock
Az M. and four O'Clock p. Nj Of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate, and being
in the county OF Ashland, and State Of Ohio, to
wit. the west half, Of the east half, OF the soutf
east q uartor Of section twenty eight, township
twenty one, and Of range fifteen, containing hl!
acres more or less, excepting fifteen acres of ih'
the = nth end Of said real estate, previously soil
to S. W. Smith. Said lands to DO sold wassp
praised At five hundred dollars. Terms ofsal
cash.
a1iJ D4J0NEs, Sheriff.
Ashland, April 81, ls53.-l9tspfS4, 100.
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PubIic sale.

THR subscriber will offer for sale at bis %rcsldene'
i Al Ritters Mil on tie "a day OF June next; cat
tle., llogs, Household and Kitchen furniture. and IN
faet every thing usually used " honsekerping.
~, ,sI,ite.a gwSet
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order
Of Court.

ON Saturday the Sth day ~OfJune, A. D. 1853,
\ )between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ, and
four O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, on the premises,
will be sold TO the highest bidder, the following
real es ate, as the property Of Henry Rowland,
deceased. to wit: being a part Of the south west
quarter Of section number thirty-siI 1867 10 town.
ship number twenty.iour t24) range number
seventeen u7) bounded as follows: beginning at
the north. cast corner Of said quarter thence
west on the line of said quarter, one hundred and
thirty three and q third perches 10 a post thence
south with a variation off degrees, sixty perches
TO a post thence east with a variation Off lilo
degrees, one hundred aud thirty three and one
third perches 10 a post on the east boundary linei
thence north with the east boundary line Of sale
quarter, to the place ofbeginning, containing hny
acres, situated in said Ashland county, 0hioi sub
ject to the dover estate Of Christina Rowland, 10
said premises, appraised at ten hundred and mn
dollars, subject TO said dover. Terms Of sale
one halfcash in hand, and the residue in 81
months from the day Of salei back payments to b
secured by mortgage on the premises.
UIlt1blf ROWLAND,
Administrator OF Henry Rowland deed
KELLOGG Il ALLISON, for Petitioners
Ashland, April u, 1858. 4wbl
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SURRIFF,S SALE

.A.G Hedriek for the use of In AShlanl Com.
S. Kellogg, tpsl
NJ. A. McNuiiy, ct al. Pleas.
DURSUANT to the command of a decretil
order, issued IN the above case from The
Court Of Common Pleas of Ashland County and
State Of Ohio, "a. me directed, ! will expose To
public sale, at the door of the Courthouse in
said county, on
Monday, May 30, 1883,
between the hours ten O'Clock, A. NJ. and
four O'Clock, P. NJ. of said day, the following
described Real Estate, to wit: Lot number seven
". lone az in Andrews addition TO the town q
Ashland, together with all the privileges and ap
purtenances belonging, being situate in saIt
county Of Ashland and State Of Ohio.
Term Of sale cash.
J.. D. JONES, Sheriff,
and Special Master.
April 81, ls53-.s49, pisa.
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CoNFrcrIoNARiEs, FRESH Bread, CAKES,
Prs. &c &c..

together with almost every article orGroceriesand
Provisions that is required by families. His pre-
sent building is large and well adapted to the pur-
pose for which Il was designed, and he In ends to-
spare no %exertion or expense TO keep on hand
every article which may be required by his cus-
l0meTs.
April 6, 1886.
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a. THR Independent Blues arc hereby notified 70
Al il meet'at the 'MeNulty House" In Ashland,
~ on the first Saturday IN June, at 10 o'elock a, NJ
armed and equipped tor company arm, WIN ~
1lI rounds VI blank cartridges.
W. onlcr Of X. D.. 4. Fmerson, Capt. 3
w. Ashland, May Il, .lsjl-aw5g f
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THERE will he an examination Of teaohersat tbe
l. Union school roomsin Ashland, on Saturday tho
Qlst of NAV. 1859, 10 mme at y O'olnok A. NJ
aud to continue ill 4 O'clock y. NJ, OF saldday.
- q. W. Hill
o SMITH,
County School Examiner.
May 10, 1859. lw@
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moves those nenoiirnl oi,situciions whirh mia lnn,n iattn,
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Medicine has ever been is equal.
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hesitate 70 iry this Medicine, as a CIR, plR orRTnsLY :,
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