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SALE or REAL ESTiTE.
Isaac Gates, Admir- Of Es-1
tate Of Thomas BraGen
decd. SDY virtue Of an
rs ID order orsalc is
Martha BraGcn Ct al. sued from the Pro-
bate Court in and
for the County of Ashland in the above case. and
to me directed, will expose to sale on the
premises, on
Wedacsday December %, 1868,
at two O'Clock +. NJ. of s1id day, the following
described real estate, situate and being in the
County Of Ashland and Statc of Ohio, TO wit;
being a part OF the South east quarter of section
sixteen uGl township twcaty-lour Oh aud Of
range seventeen IN commencing ~ a stone on
the suuth line OF said quartur, thence north two
degrees t2deg) west seventy one and seven
| tontls al lU) rods to a stone on the west line
ofAndrev Bur Is la0d thence west fourteen IA
rods to a stohe, thence north three degrees q
deg westsixty one and eight tenlhs (61 $40
rods to a stone, thence slSty.iour and O~ne-lialI
Cas- degrees, weat seventy and sevoD-tenlhs
40 40 rods to a stone en- the west line Of of
The quarter, thence south three degrees cast e
dca) one hundred and seven rods to the south
west corner ofthe quarter; thence east on the
south line oftho quarter scyonty-nino and One
halft70O rods to tho place Of pugnning, CON
tlining fifty. nine acres aud ihlee JOuds VI and.
Also, the south east quarter Of section twenty
one (2D township twenty. four (2l) End of range
seventeen l7l more particularly described as
follows 10 wi: commencing at the north cast
corner Of tho quarter; thence south on the east
east lrDn oil the quarter one hundred and sixty
two and cight-tchths tlG2 $40 rods to the south
cast corRcr oc3A quarter; thence west on the
sorth line ~ tic sflnricr, one hundred and iHly
eng / ami lOIr.t ntls los 40 rods to the south
west coracr Of the quarter; thence north on the
west line o. tho quarter one hundred aud fifty
nine and eight tcnths rod 10 the north west cor
ner OF the Q; t!Onco easl on tbc north line of Tho
quarter ULe hundred aud iiy-e.gbt aud four
Tenth rods djS ! 10 TO The north east corner o
the quarter to the place ct beginning, contain.
ing one hundred aud i%fy-Gine actos, two rood
and twenty rods OF lauJ Saving and excepting
out ei lIis quarter ~si1iy.six acres, one rood ant
thirteen rods vi land Off thu south side Of said
quarter in which is conta ned tic widows dow
er,) and q part of tho north west quarter Of sec
tlUn twGuty one, township twenty-four and o
range seventeen and bounded us follows, to wit
beginning on the east boundary line forty rod
north irdm the south east corner Of said qulrtcr
thence alone said boundary line iorty rods north
TO u post; thence west sixtyrods to u post, thence
south lortJ rods; lheacc e1st sixty rods to the place
ofbegilaiAg, continuing fifteen acres (saying and
excepting len acrcs jut Of this tract which hlt
been previously sold and conveyed TO one Rob
crit McCrory.
TerHs oi Sale; One third cash, one third il
one year and tho residue in,two years with inter
est from t 9 day Of sale; back payments to IL
secured by mortgage on the premises.
o. ISAAC GATES, Admit.
Ashland NOV. %, 1888. ats.
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According 10 the New York Journal of
Commerce the CalOric Ship Ericsson has
been for lhe last several months, since her
trial trip to Washington, D. C., lying at
Williamsburg, !" l., having Die plan Of
her engines modified. These alterations
will be completed on M Of her engines
within two weeks, and the other will he
fnisded soon alter, when the Ship will
make another trial. On her last rip the
engines worked by the low pressure sys.
TEN, while with the alterations spoken OF
the Ship is to be worked under the con.
densod pressure, by which means it is ex.
pected that greater speed will be attained,
-SanduSky Register.
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MusnRoox ApIsrocRlCY.--The New
buryporI Herald, alluding To the growing
evil Of extravaganza ia the United Statcsy
says:
There is not a connvy in tie world
where the people are becoming so cxlrav.
"gaIH in their modc' Of dress and living as
in tue United States. Iris one urlhe worst
signs cflhe lines. The habits Of this mushs
room arislocracy are really disgusting,
How il looks 10 see boys sporting Diamond.
by tho thousand dollars worth at a time.
whose fathers were accHslomcd to wheel.
burrows, and whose children are pretty
certain to be in The work house. And girls,
silly, sImperirg things, weighed down with
jewels aud bracelets, whose mothers broke
their backs at the wash tub, securing lluors,
and picking oakum. The real substantial
arlstlcraGy never indulge in such lopperics
and lpolreics.
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WASHINGTON NEws.-Tho death of
Senator A,herton, oI N. H., plunges the
President in the deepest sorrow. lie was
a most devoted confdenti friend.
1t is supposed that Gen. Cass viii be
The leader of The Administration party in
in Congress.
Letters received at Washington, state
that the Cumberland, Commodore String
ham, and the 81. Louis, Capt. Ingraham,
were both at Spezza, in the Nediilerrane-
an, on the 10Th ult.
1t is thought land with some show OF
r%eason,) that the President will say some.
thing abohtthe annexation Of the Sandwich
Islands, in his Message.
Very few members of Congress have
yet arrived. --PIaiAdcaier.
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GUARDIAN SAFE OF REiL ESTATE.
T Will Offer tor sale on Saturday the 2m day
L Of december 4. D. 1853, at the door Of the
Cou!t House in Ashllnd, Ashland County, Ohio,
in pursuance OF an order Of the Probate Court
made at its November Term, 1883, the following
described promises as the properly OF Cornelius
W. Linn, minor, situate in Ashland County Ohio,
and described rs follows, 10 wit: being twenty
acres out of the south east quarter Of section
thirty.siS, township number t22) commencing at
a post inthe center of the highway, on the south
line Of aforesaid quarter; thence south SSl deg.
west sixty-nino aud a half porches t69N to the
south west corner of the q%uurtcr; thence north
Il wcst forty six (i6) %porches; thence north S..
deg, east seventy t7ol porchos to n post in the
centre of the highway thence along tho center
Of said highway, forty six 40 perches to tho
place of lightning, containing just twenty acres
oil land. Terms Of sale: Cash. Appraised AT
S6i0. DAVID LlNN,-
Guard. OF Cornelius w. Linn.
KELLOGG & ALLuoN, Atty's.
Ashland, Nov. %, 1853. gifts.
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JOHNS & ALLEN,

HAyIEG recently added to their stock Of
Ill Hardware, a,c now Offering for sale, cheap
as cdn DO purchased inohio,
30 boxes axes, Whites, Hunts, Waters, Da-
vis' and Quinn's, al Of which arc warranted;
% doE. Ames' and Rowland's steel aud cast
shoYels;
5000 lbs. Log, cable, trace, halter aud COW
uhains; .,
20 dor. Mill, Crosscut, Hand, PANEL, Rip and
Wood saws Of the hest manufacture.
400 doz. Table Knives and Forks.
j.. A. invite the attention OF house keepers
TO their stock ofTlhlc Furniture, particularly MS
it is much better than is usually sold in the coun-
Try.
30 doz. Rural, Cottage, and Store Door locks.
100 doE. common latches, with and without
bolts.
u ps. OIL Goor cloth-rich colors.
% DO Ca enamell'd cloth, very heavy aud
cheap.
6dn grccn, blgok and eol'ldo .
20 doc smoothing irons, seiLheatins aud COM
mon.
100 dOz. Butchers Glos, assorted from 3 to is
inches.
1850 doz chscls-firming, mortieing and cor
ncr. . .
90 doz Farmers chiscls lind gougcs.
II dcz Brass, block Tin and wood Cocks, t
screw or drive. |' H
100 boxes glass, s by 10 to % by 10.
$4,000 lights sash, all sizes.
500 lbs putty IN bladdcrs.
90 tans best J%uniata Iron.
10 tons best do nails.
Cal! in sca;lemo,, don't be afraid ofthe 'Ncv
Firm' you shall he Treated rs kindi! as ever.
Nov. ., 1853. ly2l
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A SPANIARD IN CoN0REss.--The New
Mexican papers informs rs that Senior
Don Jose Manuel GaIlegos las been cleo.
ted delegate To Congress from the Terri.
tory Of New Mexico, and he is commend.
ed to the kind consideration Of the powers
nj Washington, as a Democrat Of the pur.
est water. Whether he is hard or soft,
terrified or unteriird, is not sttlcI. Bn
at any rate the Hon. Mr.. Gallegos is a
Democrat, and the first Of Spanish race
tlar..has been sent to Congress. The pa.
pers add that he does moi undcrsla nd a
word of English.
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DEMouRArIc CONDITION or G%EoRGIA.-
Gov. Cobb, whose annual message was
presented 10 the Legislature a few days
since, has given a very clear and favorable
exposition 0flhc Democratic condition Of
Georgia. The State debt amounts to So.
G35,472, and that The bonds of the State
negotiated in January last, commanded a
premium offiye per cent. No State in the
Union, says The message, has more ample
means Than Georgia to meet its liabilities.
On The ooh of October last, there was an
available balance Of $74,957 in the treas
ury. The Legislature is recommended to
appropriate $4,000 to pay the interest OF
the Central Bank bonds. The assets Of
the Bank are insufficient to meet its liabil.
lilies, by the Stale debt. This is a prac-
lical commentary upon the policy Of State
governments turning Bmkers. One Of
the more prominent points in his message
is the admission that biennial session oI
the Legislature, have failed to subscrve the
interests of the State, and a return 10 an.
nuaI sessions is therefore recommended.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-23

DEATH OF THE STEWARD OF TIE LUNA
TIC AsYLuM.-Wo are panied to learn That
Loyal A. Curtis, ESQ.,. Steward of the
Lunatic Asylum, died last nightSalter Il
short illness from typhoid fever. Mr.,
Curtis was from Medina county. lie was
aged about 25 years. He was a faithful
and devoted officer, much esteemed by his
associates, and will be deeply lamenled by
his many friends here and at his late res.
idence. His remains were taken 10 Me.
dina by this mornings train, - Statesman.
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SOLITARY y ALoNE.-The Philadel.
phia Mqaircr says, Col. Bn'on is now
seventy one years old, and adds:
ave saw him the other day on the pave.
mcnt near his house in Washington. He
is the youngest looking man of seventy we
have ever seen {; rather fuller in habit
and broader than he used 10 appear. lie
wears his lat with a knowing expression
a little on the left side, walks with a de-
liberaIe and measured tread, having some
thing like PRIDE in its seeming-someihing
that bospoakcs a consciousness that he is
Thomas Hart Benton. lie feels his pow
ers, and SO does bis country, and so will
it ever. His mark will he left upon the era
Of his life. Few men ofcQuhl intellectual
power aud knowledge have appeared on
This stage OF action.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-23

RAILROAD ACCIDENT Ion Wednesday,
a freight train on the Sandusky and New
ark Railroad, came in contact with a livery
carriage, two miles west of Mansfield, in
which was Mrs. Thomas Smith of Mans.
field. The carriage was broken to pieces.
and Mrs. Smith thrown out, severely and
probably fatally injuring her. The driver
was caught on the cow-catcher, and car
ried several hundred yards but was not
severely hurt andusky Register.
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ENTIRE REORGANIZATION or TIE " Mn.
IrARY DEPARTMENTS" OF THE UNITED
STArEs.-The AdjuIant General is issuing
tho following important paper:
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. IS.
WAR DENT Adj't Cess. Office
WASHINGTON, Oct 81, 1853.
The President directs that the existing
arrangement Of geographical divisions and
departments be abolished, and that the fol.
lowing military commands be substituted
in lieu thereof:
Department Of The EaSt.-The coun.
Try east Of the Mississippi river; Head.
quarters at Baltimore, Maryland,
Department Of lie WcSl.--rhc coun.
~ west of the Mississippi river and east
Of the Rocky Mountains, except the de-.
parlmcnis of Texas and New Mexico ;
Headquarters at 81. LoOis, Mo.
Department Cf Tcras.-The State of
.Texos except the country north Of tie 23d
degree Of north llliiude: Headquarters at
Corpus Christi, Texas.
Department of Nep Aicrico,-The
Territory Of Npw Mexico, except the
country west Of the 10Th degree Of west
longitude; Headquarters at Albuquerque,
New MtSicn.
Impairment @Me Pacifc.-The coun.
try west Of the Il ~ky Mountains except
the Territory Of Utah, and the Denart.
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BARBER's LINE OF HACKS.

- LEAN Y hHhIuhH
~%s forNew London
~ W. daily at Z o.
S&2& " Ml. e eoEGS 4 M wiz ~
the cars on the Cleveland Columbus and Cinciu!
natl Rail Road.
Returning, leave New London ancr the arrival
OF the trains.
Leave Ashland for Mansfield on Mondays;
Wednesdays aud Fridays, At ~ O'Clock. ? NJ.
Leave Ashland for Wooster on Tuesdays Thurs
days aud Saturdays at 8 O'Clock P NJ. N
Srptcmhcr. 1893. H IL ...H
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NFLtapot often that we allow oursolvest 10 speak
In prafAcf any Of the patent medicines OF the day,
but owing 10 tho many Testimonials u praise that We
Scar daily concerning .IeaIstel's an Heaiiag OiEi.
nent, we must needs say that for ourselves we have
never used or seen a medicine as In name go applica'
bic as this medicine. 1t ia indeed truly astonishing
TO soc what virtue is Impaired In 30 simple, yot pow
orafal a remedy. For BuRs, Bruises, Soalds, all isea'
of thc skin, and in1Amations, we believe II has no
parallel.
Call and get Pamphlet in the hands Of Agents.
For sale by Dr. N 8 SAsPsrLL. aw2i
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SThe Metropolitan Bank, in New
Ylok, continues 10 receive the notes of the
Bank of 0wego, which, though crippled
and d%osposilod Of its surplus, can yet do jus.
Geo 10 its bill.holdcrs and deposilors,
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THIS work enarlces every variety Of exercises
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This Arithmetic has neither Rules, Ausw ors
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Kentucky, and pennsylSania.
Nov Post Office Address. Cleveland Ohio.
cmhpr i6. lSD3.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.--The Star says
hat Government have official adyicos Of
the kind and cordial reception Of all our
new Foreign Ministers who have arrived
at their places of destination,
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Sandwich Islands-Annexation.

An intelligent correspondent, writing
from Washington to the New York Journ-
al Of Commerce. thinks the position which
Mr.'Sevcranee, our Commissioner on these
islands took on The annexation question,
has mei'ito decided approval of our gov
crnmene
F..Therc is no doubt that our government
will eagerly accept any proposal for bring.
ing the Sandwich Islands under our do.
l%ninion, by The only mode Of annexation
Know, 10 bur constitution. The cdnstilu.
ton dues not allow of colonial appcudages,
and If we admit The Sand Islands, il
must be as a territory Of the United States,
with a territorial government at first, and
ultimately as a state. '"
The President will assurcdly make this
a prominent subject in his message, and
fhould The expected proposition Of tho
Hawaiian government arrive here in Time
the question Of annexation will be immedi.
stely- transmitted to Congress. Not much
ifany, opposition TO this measure, from
any quarter is anticipated. No serious
obstacle will probably be found in the zeal
ousits Of England aid Rrauce. There is
y question, to be'sute, Whether our repub.
licanl form Of government will admit of un.
bounded TERRITORIAL expansion; but thai
question is decided already b. The popular
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-23

IVA London physician says if men
would wear their boards in winter, sore
llffoals would 60 out Of fashion. Very
good advice.
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NEW AND FASIBIONABLE HATS.
IINllE subscriber has just received from New
Il York a large stock Of
Full aaR Uia'er Has
0fthe latest and most fashionable styles and best
qualities, which he is offering 1T rates which
cannot fail 10 be satisfactory 10 his customers.
sG@N. b. cish for fars and sLrep pelts.
NJ. s.. CAMBRLL co.
Ashland Sept. |. 1858 loft
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CALL AND SEE
TIE DOUBLE PLOUGH!
. FOR S.RLE ny

Martin K. MI a718Fio1c1.
| fElnE above is a representation of the celebru-
IL ted Plough. 1t consists of two ploughs at
he'd to one beam. Tho forward one being
and sufficiently large to cut and turn over The
hsod; the hind one IS large and heavy Tor throwing
lup aud pulycrizing the soil beneath tho sod. II
| does the work so eiIectually as to leave no trace
ola futrow, but the field presents an appearance
such asst docs when ordinarily p~loughod and har-
rowod. 1t accomplishos more with ono plough-
ing, than is obtained by twice'pluughing with OIL
binary machines. This machine is destined 10
come into universal use.
55rFor sale at Mlnsfeld's Clover Hullcr Fac.
tory. H D.
Ashland, July II 1858. Ls ltC
no The Rev. Mr.. RoDlSsoN, Of the lst Pros
bytotlan Church is requested to receive a dona-
ton Party at his House on Thursday evening Nov.
9th. Town and Country are invited TO attend.
Ashland November Is, is5s.
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en- The Dennis Powder Mill, at Spencer,
Mass, exploded with a tremendous crash
on Friday. Five men were killed.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
~ AZ Low Prices! ~

THE undersigned has opened, in the building
on the south side oil Maine street, Ashland,
iormerly occupied by Bell * Whitney, a new and
choice stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., which
no offers at prices which will bear comparison
with any of his competitors in Northern ohiu.-
His arrangements ore such, aud his stock has
hecn purchased at such rates, that he docs not
hesitate to say, lin no spirit Of boasting,) that 10
can offer goods on CHEAPER terms than can be
obtained at any other establishment in this couu-
ty. ""Seeing Is beIering"-so give me a call
and you will be persuaded. H
BDr Cash paid for all kinds of grain and seeds.
Almott every article produced on a farm will DO
in demand at my Store, at the best prices the
safe of tho markets will warrant. U
LYMAN FAY, in.
October &c, 1858. sm2S
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New YoRE, Nov 22.-Thc Herald Of
this morning s%ays:--lleayy dc(alcations
are coming to light in Wal ST.. A clerk
in a leading Bank in Wall St. is reported a
defaulter 10 the amount of $4,000. An,
other bank is minus $780, 900 ia the shape
of a defauller, and still another in the same
street minus 100000 in the same way.
A large gathering of National Democrats
took place last night, at SIuyvesauI Insli-
tu,e, 10 make arrangements for The proposed
demonstration at Metropolitan Hall, where
Mayor Wes;crveli has promised to preside,
The Young Mems Democratic Club have
issued an address as TO their course in rcla.
ton to the National Democrats of III,
Union.
The Steamship Star of the West sailed
to-day for San Juan, with a large number
ofCalilornio Passengers. The mail Steam
er George Lrw sailed for AsPinwaII on
Monday.
+. J. Atkins, ono Of the oldest mer-
chants Of Boston, died in this city this
morning.
In the case Of Jamcs l.. Hoare, iriel fol
the murder Of Susan McNarry, the Jury
to day, after an hours absence, brought in
a verdict of guilty of manslaughicr.
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@I' NNNN .
DOWNING H. YOU'VE, Secretary.
john p. DEENAE, Treasurer
This Company is prepared to issue policies of
Insurance upon the most favorable terms, for any
period not exceeding Eve years.
The Directors call the especial attention Of
persons desiring to effect assurances, to tho fol-
lowing, among many other liberal feat res of
their Company.
1. We issue policies on both tho joint-stook
and mutual plan, on tho jout stock plan, for as
short n period Oftime as N y be desired.
II. Persons insured ia this Company who sus-
tain Il loss, in case Of controversy, may bring
their suit either in the county where such loss
occurred, or in Richland county.
III. 10 case afsaIo ofthe property insured, be-
fore the expiration Of the policy, a ratcable pro-
portion ofthe money advanced will he returned
10 the policy holder. Thi. ia a peculiar feature
in our company, and Que which we Il ink will
NEE with the appreciation ofall persons interest
cd. f.f
". We conGuc ourselves entirely to 4 business
within the bounds OF the State ofOiio. A liberia
share OF public patronage is respectully solicited.
Principal business Office, on Wet DiGmoh GS'rcet
MdHgieid, Ohio, up stairs, IN SturgeS' ntw builds
ing. Agents oi ,yInpany for Ashland County,
WM. .. ALLISON, Ashland.
or. KING, Huysvi!le.
Nav 81. 1853. ic
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OfrLce FRANKLIN & warren N. N. Col

office FRANKLIN & Warren IL. II. COL
F~RASkLiS, Portage CO., Ohio, Sept. &C, less.
fafw A T a. T ne ! q w iA' piT s Tor,
led June II, l653, Tic following assessments uboli
Stock Subscriptions were made, via: Ten per cent. pay.
Cllc Nv list, 1852, aud an assessment of ten per cent.
al the end Of each succeeding sixty days, until the
whole amount is paid. Three instruments are there.
fore now due. to wit: The first when subscribed, o.
the ohatec) the second July Isl, aud the third, Az
gust alst.
Suhsc iasIs in Ashland village and county are rc.
specially requested to Immediately pay all instAL.
mcn.s nov due, aud as they hereafter become due, az
tie iautirg House Of Luther, Grail q Co., Ashland,
unless ,all5I upon BY the Collector.
10 JOEL w. TYLER Ser.
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m@m PAD Tut W ,CGg!y Treasury, mdtG rreawrrsr receipt PRODUCED ie1Tr Gmf the e% Mom %w 90
ML, a. " Eh ina linen adln That case, each tract Ulnd OF w lot &c Tm1tJ as mm%J% @
M mn nix I nH ana penalty may remain unpaid, will, % sadM day, be- exposed for Heat he Coms
4Ej a. ' .E ,1uL- go 6AIES,
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