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A physician took a young student to see
a patient who was confined 10 his bed:
"Sir" said the physician to the sick man,
"you havebeen ~inprodent-you have been
eating oysters"
The patient admitted that he had.
Returning home, the student asked the
doctor how he discovered that The MIN had
eaten oysters!
"Why,"replied The Dr., "Isaw the shells
under the bed"
A few days after the student was sent 70
see the same patient. He soon returned,
however, saving that he had been kicked
out of the house for telling the patient that
he had been imprudenl-he had Ieaten
horse flesh.
"Horse'aesh, you young fool, what do
you meant"
because, sir, l saw a saddle and a pair
of stirrups under the bed"
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WEIGH AND Der.

Or. HdHs BALSAM, Is no Pdrdgoric
Preparation, but a Medicine which rs
makes cares al home iohere the
Parties can be Found.
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rpSRnNtcrcbsIoa.

tV On Wednesday evening last, d man
by tie Dume Of Leonard Lewis, a Prussiau
who had been quarryin stone for the Rad
Road near Incas, While under the inquence
Of llqnor, got into a personal alteration
with Geo. W. and Jesse Hartman, al
HulT's grocery store in Lucas, in which
Lewis was killed. Coroner Walker held
a jury over the body on Thursday last
who found one cut or bruise behind the
left ear, a, hruise on the LETT eye the upper
lip cut nearly through, three wounds upon
The upper part Of the head, and several
other bruises, made by stone in The hands
Of one or lle. other of The Harlmans. lie
was raised up by some one in the grocery,
but sank to the floor and expired. 1t ap.
peared in evidence that Lewis feeling him
self insulled by one of the Ilartmns al the
quarry, went TO Lucas and made threats
that he would whip Hartman, which gave
rise 10 the alteration which cost him his
life. We learn that his home was al Pitts.
burg, and has no family or relative in this
country. The Harlmans have been rom.
united 10 Jail for trial at the nest court
MansGeM Banner.
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The Fishing SQUADRON.

The SQnrdtcn, which during the past
four muhths has been cruising along our
Eastern coast and British North America,
for the protection of our fishermen, has
returned home.
The Washington Un,on after enumcra
ling the various ports visited, says:
An examination of a map Of the pro.
yinces will show that this lirIe squadron
has un(urled the Stars and Stripes al all
Inc mos, frcquen,ed fishing grounds, and
in places where our Gag had never beln c
been borne by a national ~vessel; and that
the most extended opportunities have been
afforded To any one having complaint 10
make 10 bring his grievance belpre com.
petent authority.
A Single case Of detention came 10 the
knowledge Of the Commander Of the
squadron. aud that was promptly inquired
into AT Charlolietown, where the fishing
schooner was sert aud~tried. 1t WAS
found that the vessel was taken in %lagrlnt
violation Of the first article Of the treaty Of
1918. and was libctated, after having been
libdled. on the written acknowledgment
0i The mas'er that hc was so taken. and
on his agreement 10 pay some small cy.
pensc incurred in the suit. This is the
plain, unvarnishcd story Of the "Starlighr,
| Captain McDnnall, Of Gloucester" which
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OFFICE OF THE OHIO UNION
Ashland, Monday, 4 o'clock, r. NJ,
October 10, 1853. $3.50

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Ta,UoLeI OF CLgRay.
MEN.-The Supreme Court, at session at
Greenfield, in this State, was las, week
engaged in hearing two cases in whirh
the wives Of clergymen have sued for di.
yorce from their husbands. In the first
case Judge Bigelow decided a divorce on
the ground Of deseriion, and ordered Thai
The lady should resume her maiden name
and that SHE should have 300 II year as
alimony, IN quarterly pay ments. The
husband deserted his wife because she
charged him with preaching in bad gram
mar, and had advised him 10 giV1 up
preaching mil he knew more.
The Other case has not YET been decided.
The clergyman is charged with treating
his wife with GOODNESS and harshness, and
on several occasions with whence; that
he subjected her to ~drudgery, and neglect.
ed her in sickness, intercepted her letters
and restrained her lihrrly; and that las,
/ December be- carried her To the B7aillebo.
re- Insane hospilal on a prc,eace Of insan-
ity,-Bosion Transcript, d.
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The Rail Road,

The Broad Gauge Company are push.
ing forward with considerable energy in
the neighborhood of our town. The con.
tractor is constantly receiving aCcrsslons to
his force. The Company, we learn, have
under consideration several propositions
for connexions to New Y rk. lst. By
yenango, Newbery. and Easlon-making
ihe distauco from Cincinnati to New York
75s miles. ID. BY The same roule to We.
mango. to Corning and the New York and
Erie line, 773 miles. 3D.. BY Newcastle
and the Valley road to Corning and the
New York and Erie, S55 miles. All. TO
make Cleveland u point, and run along the
Lake Shore and New York and Erie 1873
miles. 1scH'a 4 .-.r tsp'ru .l
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pARIIrlO.N NOTICE

ID UCDA Emerson, Richard y. Emerson fIea-
IL su NnlAms, Thomas !. Williams, Eliza.
beta Sl"dl, Niham Si0iu, Julii Aun Charlton,
AngGlme Clarion, Amiudd Chart5n, William
Charlton, Robert Chriton, Joseph Charlton, Iidr.
riet Cblritun, Samuel L, Chqritou and ENTITY
Charlton, viii take NOTICE that On the al day Ot
September, A ID 1853 a petition was flied in the
Corrt nj Common Pleas oil Ashland county Ohio,
by DAVID Lana tidarh1r % tUfrctus Linn, and u
nav pending, wherein tho said petitio af &c.
mmdS ptititiUh Of Tie following real estate, St
utto ~ Ashland coHGtv Ohio 10 Wit: be.nr sit'v
acres ud Ol the srWh, ast en- 'ftfr bfsccti n DIN.
'ysiz 1867 township TWENTY-FIVE (s2j Ut range six.
teen no. ~ extend lle whole length Of said QUAR-.
Ter seSuun. 4 so, part Of The south vest qiif,er
Ol~ sectonl h,riy.one i3lj toN nslip twchty.lwu IN
range II t~c"ntl6) IN sald cuunty, beginning nj tic
s0c.... Ntsto ft0i oFs I'D sect On Thu y. one lhescc
north west three degrees seventy, i've pe,ches,
thence noith elst Cg y se,e ii degrees twenty six
p%erches, thence -outh eiSt ten degrees eighteen
and one hal p%erclleS, thc' &c south GIst Seventy
sE degrees tHcnty prrchcs, thence south west
fourteen degrees twenty sX %pcrchcS, tncnce south
east seventy ninb degrees twenty %prrehes, thence
n nh east fry degrees twenty-elglt pcrehes,
tllruue sJhtn east twenty six degrees sixteen per-
Chcs, tleuce south east fifteen degrees nineteen
p%etches, tieace south east siAty-ei!ht degrees
fourteen perchni, thence no'tlrt asst iOrly five de-
grccs twenty-elght p%crcIes, thence south east
three degrees SEX p"rrhc' thence south west for
ty degrees twcuty-s'Y p%GrChss, thence Siuth west
Glgnty. seven degrees one hundred auI tNcuty
nerches IL the plea OF beginning, continuing
tlrty.SlN and Il hlifacres and twcuty-eight rods.
Also tHc north cast quarter of the north cas-,
qutttet Of section number one u tnwnship TWEEN
ty-onc taU range sixteen tiej Of the virg Via NH
nary district Srhnni IanI- aNrenIin- fun ,Arrs
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Glory enough i'll next t,II!
C.c.&c. Rail l,oAa ConductOra.

a1as MA ,e,cl,cd the ru.
mail di.conrse las, sunI,y, on the ucca.
5rL.h,.noni or,hs boav o(N,
40 ,Irr.,., ovol ,Lo nooo,,uni,y 10 n,
.,an,,, and ooc,I,cb FIR SANDER mon
,,L. c..A,.,n,, ana Frsi,.c,s nm the
I,.a.l.I ,a,,,,w. and r,n.,r,,,; p,il
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September 6, 1888
CALL AND SEE
he DOUBLE PLOUGH!
ron SHE BY

Martin III. MaxaBEtS1d.
HNhE above Is a representation Vi the cr'tOfa-
i ted Plough, It CONSIST OF two rlonghs at
tachcd to onc beam. Tho forward one being
fast aud sufficiently large 60 cot and tu't over the
sod; the hind one S large and heavy ior tl,rowitE
up aud pulveriEing The soil beneath tho sod. 1t
does the work so efrcciullIy as 10 leave no trnee
Of a furrow, hut the field prcsen:s IN appearance
such asst does when ordinarily p%loughod aud har-
rowed. 1t accomp. lsIes more with one plorgi-
lug, than is obtained by TWICE p'oultinc with o.
dirary machines. The machine Is destined 10
come Into universal ush. r.
So For sale at Minsield's Clover nu',cr Fac.
tory.
Ashland, July II 1858. i'E
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IN Chanccry.--is 1sh


W, land Com mon plalS,
Thos. & Msry tlEvryA
H. ASUAN I n, the command ola Decretll Or
j der issucd in the above ease, from the eunrt
Ul common pleas Of Ashland county, and State OF
Ohlo, To urn directed ! will eNPute 10 public sale,
at tue door uI the Court Hurtse in said county, on
Monday he Nh day Of NOUrmbrr,
n 1898, betwecn the hours Of ten c'el, ca in
the mrenoon anil four O'Clock in the aitctno n
crsaid day, the following dc cribed real estate,
situate aud being in tire county OF Ashland ana
State N OHIO, to wit; Lot number eighty, IN the
town OF Savannah; trgEthcr with the privileges
and appurtcnances thereuhto belonging. Terms
Of sale. Cash. J.. D. JONES, sheriff.
Ashland, 0ctnber 8, 1888. ~. pf 90
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RuTTER arnarI

NASH will be pad for BUTTER tflp VA; rr
~ store under tic Sawpscl lfpi,e. Frr- NJ,
prlec for extra choice qualify, 10 rdntz prt IN -
Suitable Salt Tor Dairy purposesn N br fsr.i .hei
AZ cost. Farmers viii bsa 4 ioi y ipuvsi %
oording TO quality. Pieaae deli,rs IL W, eeeI .
tho day. G.. y. iiurrllglsy.
Ashland, June 70, 1858. b
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ATTACHMENT NOTlCE.

A T my instance, IN attaehmc nj was the day
n issued by ]. A. MeClutky. a .Jgs,irr rt ne
Pease Of Montgomery Township. Aal'Sd c,ue.
~, against the properly Of willipm Nfet. n, ~
Tesident Of raid county. Dated this sssh nfse et.
4. D., 1853. MATHEW CLUGrruN.
sw2O For clugstou : Bavna.
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NEW GROCERY.

JOEzN g ON
AS just opened on Main street, H. Ashland
Ill one door ems, Of n. s. SampHcl Il Co.'s
DrRg tore, n GrOcery, where may DO found a
general assortment Of
Groceries COnGcciioaerits,
and also variety ofNot,Ons too tedious TO MN.
toni and, in aword every article usually kept
in d Greer, except intox eating liquors, which
no never has dealt in. He therefore invites the
publ; to clll aud SEQ what he has got for sale.
Ashland Anprst 8, lihl. 2mllt
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Editors knife.

Surlr Of our readers as wish TO purchase
n model knife, we commend TO VIM. Raj
SroN, jeweller, who always eyinccs good
taste in his selections orsurh articles. lie
has a katie called an Editors Knife
which isa paragon in its way, and fl for
q President,
Dali ahd examine.
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OSflcc Frnnklin q Warren II. IL. Co.,

~ T3a5A Of the i. q VI. r. R. co.
sid June II, 1858, The following assessments upon
stock Subscriptions were made, VIZ; Ten per cent. pay.
able July lst, 1853, aud an assessment OF ten per cent.
at the end Uf each succeeding sixty days. until the
whole amount H. paid. Three instruments are there.
fore now due. ~ wit: The FIRST when subscribed, Qy
tue %cEarter) tile second July Ist, aud tic third, Au.
gust ait.
Subscribers in Ashland village aud county are re-.
specially requested to Immediately pay all install.
ncnts now due. aud ~ they hcieaHcT become dut, at
The Banking House VI Luther, Gall q Co., Ashland,
unless called upon by the Collector.
. IL 10 - IOEL " rYIEP Snc
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BOOTS N SHOES.

TUE largest, cheapest and hest selected stock
l. oiBop,s, SIoC', Cps, Trunks, and Leather
of every DESCRIPTION ever brought to Ashland
cpunty;-a'so, Shoemakcrs' Findings, Lasts, Boot
rrc $, Pegs. &c, No, at the old stand ~ the
subscriber ucNt door to thc Post Office, which will
he sold at .tury low prIces for ready pay. Cdl
aOl TO-, bclnia Purchasing elsewhere.
We are manufacturing work ont Of good mate.
rial, and with the hest wnrkmen tho country can
Afford, which will he Warranted IS good rs any
home made work in the coanty, aud will be sold
cheuIi.
TaZS-aiTlS 5C Gin cEet
farr6d IN Ms usual uetr the ltuii x ~ Depot
Any qlauiily Of Hides and BARK wanted.
WM. WATSON.
Ashland, Ocicbct ilth, 1858. Avail
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MECHANICS, INVENTORS q MANC-
EACT UnEEtS.
$50. In SBiGgdid Prizes. sA5O.

Volume tx Cf the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Commences
on the l1th tf september. IL chiefly devoted to The
adyau cIneDt Of the miarcrts VI .Ntcldrifs, Inrrn'orS,
.HdHgfgcilrers md Farmers, by tho d,nusiCn Of useful
~LHowlcdgo upon these important b. suches. It is ,dI.
ted by men practically sbil!thin the arts and sciences,
aud Is widely regarded A. sound aud able journal.
Nearly ali The VALUABLE PATEsTs which issue WCeE.
~ from tic PATENT OI'IrE are lLLusfRATEp wIrn
kSGNAyIS1s, and the CLAIMS Of all the PATERrs 9re
Published IN It's C6lumus; thus u aking the paper a
perfect SCILSrlFiC aud MECHANrAE ESuYrLOrEDiA for
iutuIe az well as present reference. The SCILNTIrIc
'NERICASi Is very extensively cireulated-its circula
ton IN the last Volume exceeding e,CLO copies per
week. 1t Is IN form fer birding; each volume con.
laius SEVERAL HuSnRED EsuRAviSos aud over ForR
lie nHED P1ars II ReaJrg Matter, with an Index.
The pr0ciie0i receipts alone ave worth to any family
much more than the subscription price.
The Publishcrs Offer the following valuable prizes
iGT the largest list 81 Subscribers srnt in by the lst Of
January next:-SlCO viii be given for the largest list;
So iUr the seCOrd: $50 fer the third; SIS for tile
t0uth; sO for tie 5thi S25 FOR tie Glh; $40 for the
III; s.j fyr tho 9Th; ECU FOR the 9TH; SIS Tor the 10Th;
$40 fur the INV; ard - Tor the lath. The cash will
he raid 10 he order Of the successful competitor, I'M.
mIdlaiely alter Jauualy LIST, lsli.
~1ERNS-Onc copy. one year. SO; one copy sIx
months, 81; i've copies siS months, 81; ten copies six
months, 81; ten copies twelve months, SIS; fifteen
copies twcve months s2!i twenty copies twelve
months, sgs. IN advance.
southern and Western mcnct i-kra for subscriptions.
Letters should De directed, pest paid, to MrSN &
Co., III Fulion.streci, NY.
hlUIlCE is hereby given HAT the kdhStrihET has
~ becu appointed aud qualified Rs Administrator on
the estate Of jonathan Hayslett, late Of Ashland
cOutty, deceased; aud all those indebted 10 said es.
tate In ANY wise, are requested to make immediate
payment, NGd all having claims against said estate,
will presett item ltGal'y authenticated within one
year. LUKE SELBl.
N'p'cnbcr"F, lFJl, Nv ,9t
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Ashland, ocicbct ilth, 1853.
NOTICE-


TN pursuance Of m order Of tho. Probate Court
OF Ashland couuE, Ohio, made at the October
rerm thereof, A., D., 1888 tho Undersigned will
oilcr lur sale at Pui &c AuCuOn, On tho promises,
on The llth day Oi November ucI' lciWccn tho
no urs OF ton e'cl'cl u. 81 snd / ar o'c,ook, .,
NJ, u!>tid d'", tie following prciuls,s, situate IN
Ashland conn, ant j]cfcusrd as lniIuNs, t.
.Wt;-fuo elst po:t Of The lorth half IT he ssuth
e.3t qgartcr e ]tce,,nn No, 7, Township .,
Range Is, hoiag the suns as conveyed tn Henry
Mu,Cr, deceased, BY SIMON Rec, containing 66
acres. hlsl, plrt Of The wcs' plrt oil the south
west gulrlrr ct section S, same township and
Range, being the same as conveyed t. said Henry
MIPer by Henry Shiller-cuniainlug ataut roNr-
lean and a halflcrcs;-all sad lands u ~ sold
except tho .lld last described II, acres, and 10
acrcS and 2 rods OF tho first described piece at
slSty.sx acres-sui ten acrrs dasctihed as fol.
nws:-commcnciug at tho northeast corner of
the southeast quarter of hid ,ccl,nn sever;
tlonco west nrc deJroc south, tWcUty.on rods
aud twcnty links to a post; thence south ~, dc.
yrecS west q rods aud II links to a post; there's
south IA degrees east " rods To q post thence
south 2 degrees east - rods i links to a post;
thence east II rods ~ links to a post thence
north ~ rods to tho place of beginning which
said tract Of ten &C. as aud iuurt en- aud a halt
acres NJ" SCI of To tho widow Of said Henry Nil.
Ter ~ her dowor estate, The balance Of SAID
lands to bn sold irco q fduwor.
Terms :-Ono third cash ouoth,rd in one
year, aRd tho balance in two wears. with interest
from the day ri s1le Back pt,mcnts to DO Sc.
cured by mortgage on tho premises.
ADAM REICllARO aud
ANDREW MOORE,
Guardians orthe heirs Of Henry VI Her.
ShIrH 4 SLOAN, Their Atty's.
October u, 1893. iyH
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A r. Hedrick
for use Of $ Kellogg
r.. (As
| In ehlnee'y il
Ashland Common O. eI-.

II 4 MeNuIiy. \
DURSU ANT 10 tho command Of an crfcr ri
L sale issued IN the a5oVG e,se fFoAg lie eoni
of Common Pleas Of Ashland etuniy AMI STATE IT
Ohm l., me directed ! will * lose 10 np'Ee gle
At the door uf tho Court House IN said c,,,p%,
On M1aday lie 2iM dog IF Ocly be..
b 1893 between the hours %! zen p'et.ca \
nd four O'Clock p " Of siti lty The 1, I,wi.g
10 .cribcd i;e1l Estate situate add le;ts iaaI ;.
county OF Ashland ard Sti,e u Ohio, 20 81; /
number scy'n.y-one ~ ~ AAdfers, ad!tpniF
legrs anu appurtenances 10 The same iIci,ngiDv.
TO be sold 'uijee, IN a special dover of trrJ
Dollars In hc pad annually 10 n. A NcNtfIY
widow ofJ McSgIiy deceased /, payable on q,
twenty.six'h dsy ~ Argus, al siea yt,r. A5.
! prAIsfl N sir hundred an ~ dgIisr rs, T"-Hs
or sac cash. j. b. JONEs, N-rfI
September IL 1853. ns6lfs3 ~
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SuERlFF'S SALE.

bliLlNllE - SALE.
Nelson Slater IL pARrlTloN-tn
rs. Ashland COnmun Pleas.
Mary Johnson ct ally
DCRSuANT to an order OF salo issurd in the
above case from the court Of common pleas
OF Ashland county aud State Of Ohio to me direct
al, | will cSpo'c to pablic sale at the door ofIhc
court house in said county
On Monday, The IN day of NOCcmber,
\ D 1854, between the hours often O'Clock 4 NJ
aud tour o'clock pm OF sud day the folluwiug
described r"al estate situate and being in the
county OF Ashland and State of 0hio'tu wit. be-
ing part orlhn north wost quarter of section uum-
b'r thirty t3l township twenty-five t!2l Perry ,
# range fOeuu tlJl commencing a,the mott, wcs,
c,fqor OF lands owned by JOHN Dnvault In said
puaI'cr. tlcrco west iify rods to the corner Of
lands 0Nncl by Nathan Stem, thence south me
hundred nd s,Nty rudy to the sotth boundary
line a. said %Sulricr, thence cast fifty rods 10 tbs
limo OF y i'd nayiu't'S Ian Is, thence north along
said line 10 the place OF beginning-cun,aining
fifty acres more or less. 10 be sold su' lrct To
q Widows dover heretofore assigned. Terms of
sile-one third cash IN the day OF sue. one third
N une ycir, and tho balance IN two ,eirs, with
interest on thu Vt pr tmonts ,rom day Of salc.-
Deferred payments 10 DO secured by mortgage on
the premises.
j.. D.. JONES, Sheriff.
Otnher o. lS5l, 5wpf$6
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DYED,


~ Matatfora. Illinois, on tho 18th n September,
Mr.. JAMES CARSON, formerly q resident u Ashland
county, Ohio.
Tic deceased was a native q PrnhsylvanlN-ws'
born Dec. leuh, 1909. In the spring cf 1874, he moved
to Ohio, aud in the fail Il tho same year, be settled
with his family near the iowa Of ashland, where lie
resided tiff the spring Of Is1. when he removed 10 the
State Of Illinois, Por a few weeks &ner his arrival
he remained at the residence OF a son in Marshal CO
and then moved TO MrtHmura, IN wouttord CO., where
he re sided Till tho time that . God took him." Ills
death was Misunderstanding ron, Cholera MorbIs
aud COngestive chill. lie was for many ycArsa mern.
Der Of the Methods, Church, and we trust now q
member o. the Church ltinnphsat..
Ills strange he should come so far to die. 4 grA
cious COP had spared his life to see a amily Of eight
| children arrive at the age q manhoOA-only three Of
whom were present at his death. Though among
strangers. mdny Kind friends were rcsly, with willing
hfarts and hands, 10 minister comfort. w.
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Andrew %lIornci .-lht s4NnaM
CHRISTIAN ~ We cgwmaadisf Vi, 4
Il r.. Issued ia The ala'c case. IRON DE
Cart of co~ih IA P,easoii a ahfand ,eodnts And bF
STATE i 0h.otlo we %lIEsslgd, wiz expose ia,l (.
sais coastyen W % b0a laf9h0 1syl 6 .sll,
I''n WOnduy. Ne,gtA dan Of KopemJeg, 49,
4 1888, bet9ccn lie hours OF ten o,cIocs Ia
ilo SeTsEoon and four 6'clock h the aHetnoUa aTpd u
said day the following described zeSl outst,. si,n.
ate md being IN the county Of Asthand and SITE fs'
otOiHS, y Wh'-Beisg fifteen acres ost Of aos hi
souui-east e"rner of the west half of the north
west z arter Or seeti0n number one fIjtf ro@E frN
ship nuI5bcp twenty-five &c t33) Of barge ,scFsH.
tetH, curnnse ncing on he soo'h line or sid cnat.
tnr tHrty-one Rodb and one IAHk east NJ tIs Z
south'wss' epTsrI os sEd saatter nod lhepee /,
Ionhing duo nortk iorty-cight Rods aud tNrull.
fOor Linksi themes esSf iofty.efabf Rods ,M :
tseniy-ftur Links thsuee spesh I'm, .euh, Rsd4
end " Links to tho sosth lire Of said ~.rAfer,
AMI thfnce west To the, placed br9in nna--ea, :
tal"ng hfeen sores Ne Aforesaid, be he ssiso
more or less. Terms ofsale: Cash I73
$3.50 utI--IulJ. D.. JONES. Ck1y,g.
A'llaHd' October ., 1853. 6v2o PISS s3
Michael Mile, and Su I
''F,hi. wife, =, Pvtidor:-h "a.
A. iIumeriekhouscr, Of al Ig re jAI s7tg
/ PURSUANT to the eommRnd of an orl,nt, j,
i Salc In the above case, asuef from the Car :
o! Common Pleas Of Ashland comfy, anil h We
Or cted' VIII expose TO public sale Oh stc rtfe y
mlses, in said couHty, s 4us. "a
On Aionday. me Nh day@ XorrnIsc
AID, 1888, between tho hours of ton u'ciDgs,
in the forenoon, and fiur O'clock in the s.icr,o..t z
Of said day, the following Described real e.tu~, r
situate IN Ashland county and State uf Ohio. ~
wit;-Beiag .he south lalf Of the SD,ih Wss;
quarter NJ section number fourteen 10 ToaH.hy
tweniy-iour Of Rmgc seventeen, sap,osrJ 90
b contain pfUhly urFeu. unnKo nrloaa ~
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-12

Sufficient returns have been receiver
to enable US 10 announce that The Fusion,
lists and Fag,Ends have met with a Wa
ierloo defeat in the State, District aud
County. We have no time for details or
Tabular statements hts wcok-but we
can state, on lhc authority Of a despatch
received at the moment.ol going to press
from Columbus, that MFplhL's majority
will reach abon, forty thousand f! ...
The Legislature will he overwhelming
" Democratic, Notwithstanding a few
bankers have stolen in unler the garb o
Democracy % eaj aI. .,ila5d
In this county our avrroge mJoriIy
will be about 800.
Glory enough i'll next GIi!