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The niagara ExcnrsIon.

wv. -, ~.
81, 50 ""'' Nv ''on 'o'
me u''ailS OF 'his geueSclrSIon' The
hosplialIIles showered upon the guests by
the Railroads, Steamboats,, the citizens
and authorities If Clevelaod 6c wo,o
man scala .r ,aa.uL.I
'w 'P'' "Oet''"y'-
i"e "lp WIN '"rn a most agreeable epoch
IN the history of every one ol the thOdsand
or fifteen hundred that composed The mon.
sler Marty. We recro, ,ha, IN. nor o,,,.
ga ,,m f..
W Nv '"'''
"g vi 'he Eai'oriai por'ion OF lhe excur'
sl0nlsls, which met at The Johnson House,
Cleveland, on Friday evening:
CL ,u,u,,. ..I A.. r.
c,,o,m.a " mi' hoop 'o" me
t,JL'.;"" ~ '.oo.u"onS' presented Tue
pns"I 'rI' au"
Lill, Man; C,Jm'nh We .n% 'S vs. ,"o
CIeyelanG C,lnmhna auJ Gi "O
CieysIanJ and RI ,ha n. Wn.m" VIC
linz ,ha InI;ana ,,I pam ~ sac
BrlIeCon,,ino md HnT,,n" ,ha T"ie % nv
MI To' '"u iru'aha' UHe Erie anu
Ri RnsIs IN ,au'naSiU. ""' r''osa'a runs
eycnrs;"m - IL" ss neo p'easu 10
.n,ny If od;,o, mI p,'I o",, " numerous Gou''
mctr p.n"Ot, "o% onl"' luuian"' men
earns, nto"c r ,ha. auu "s"'la' " ol
nrossn. aC H. '''ah' a"u sure
her well dirsc,eI 49," hui mT, '"U Hs
fertile and miSh,y VS., '""r ~ % J."
land communication .hi,h -, :, n.I,
~, together in ,bc bnods If commSa !" r U",I'
prhood. hears m h iran arm il. ~,oI"oo
IN the has, aba, 81 ~" r''
2. ResnIveJ Tha, %o I"
in which these seva,.l nj D. "'" aaa
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much the newspaper press Of 0hio, Indi-
ana, Pennsylvania, Kentucky. and Virgin.
ia may have differed on other matters, vet
the psess Of every party in politics, and
every sectin religion, have been the ardent
and jealous friends Of Railroads-adyoca.
Ting their existence, and aiding in The ia.
king Of stock by showing forth their adj
vanlages and necessity. When The press
has done lis full share to The grea, work,
1t is pleasant 10 feel that The Railroad in
lerest forgets not lis early and reliable
friends who, as a class, have done and
are still doing their full share in the great
work of Railroad progress.
Mr.. Gill Of the Ohio Patriot, offered the
following.
8. Res olved, That The thanks Of this
meeting be rendered to The gen,lemanly
Superintendent and Conductors of such
oCher Railroads as have extended lhcir
kindness and hberality 10 the Editorial fra.
ternily. Adopted,
Mr.. Marshall, of The Louisville Times,
presented the following. .
6. Resolved, That The members of the
Convention from different parts. return
their sincere thanks 10 the Editorial corps
Of the City of Cleveland, for the many
courtcsies extended 10 hem during their
stay IN the Fores, City. Adopted. H.
Mr.. A. d. Wright Of Perry sburgh, of.
fered the following:
7. Resolved, That our thanks are here
by rendered 10 The Mayor, Common
Council and citizens Of Cleveland. for their
liberal hospitality to the invited guests to
This excursion, on their passage through
their City, TO and from Niagara Falls
Adopted.
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The Forest city" and " ~PartIzans."
The Editors of the Forest city were
among The most reckless and bitter FEEDER.
al whig parIisans ofthe last Presidential
Campaign. Their gross ISLANDERS upon the
private character Of Gen. PIERCE excited
The disgust and contempt ofdecent men of
all parties. The idea that they can make
something out of the temperance and a no.
llllon questions, whereby their old pariycl
be rejuvenaled under a new name, has en-.
abled them 10 discern some new lights,
and they present 10 the public, in one of
their late issues, the subjoined faithful "dug.
type Of themselves as others saw them, and
as they "uscd to was prior to their effort
to form a new party:
"THE PARTIsAN.-Of all Gods crea.
lures, none is more worthless than the Par.
Iisan. There are Others as mean as he;
many as lrearheroi S; a few as cowardly,
but when everything is added together, he
presents a combination of wickedness and
drpravity which is utterly incompatible
with the nobler instincts of human nature"
When the Messrs, MEDILL get their new
party organized, it will not do 10 call them,
and their coadjutors, "parlisans." The
new confeJeraies in "wickedness and de-.
prayity" must be designated by some more
gentle soJrtqua Than that of partisan"
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The proposition 10 adopt the Maine
Law as a statute of Connecticut, was before
the Legislature of the latter State, and
was, a few days since, finally disposed Of,
by the adoption Of a carefully prepared
Report, made by The special committee,
which gave in its conclusion the following
objection TO such a policy:
"A law similar 10 that of the State of
Maine is Inconsistent with all general ptin-
ciPIes that project persons, properly, pos
session, and domicil; is Inconsistent with
the progress of liberty and free institutions
in our republican nation; is, at best, of
doubtful cOnsIilulionaliIy or expediency; is
subject 10 an extensive abuse for the graft.
fcation Of private malice, or the fsnalical
notions Of coercive moral reformers; is not
enjoined by any constitutional obligations
10 make such a statute; and can not obtain
the general acquiescense or support Of the
community in its enforcement; that there.
fore ii is calculated To u%nsetlIe the rights Of
property, the observance aud respect for
wholesome and just laws, and 10 bring into
discredil the constitution, the laws, aud the
Judicial tribunals, without offering any
practical and certain benefits which ore not
better secured by laws made 10 accordance
with these settled convictions of fu%ndamen-
tl rights Which have 50, long made the cili-
zens Of this eminent and venerable Com
monwealth a law respecting and a law
abitiug people,"
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Fire in Cincinnati.

NINVINNNTI' July -TsT'
Thursday mcrning, at II o',2uck, a fire
broke Out corner "r Eighth and Broadway
streets in a blacksmith shup, une square
entirely consumed, and he llJpvs sill
t prcadlng rapidly, now burning in three
squares, wind blow ing luriqUsly, iremen
ON the ground, but as yet no abatement
all exertions do not seem 10 be OF any
avail.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

ONthe twenty eighth day of July next. betw cen
" the houIs OF ten o'claak 4. NJ, and ian,
o'clock, p. NJ, Of said day, on the premises. Viii
be sod to tho highest bidder, he io''oriRg real
estate, to W.T.; The undivided fourth part Of The
following real cciaio to Wi; The n'nh cast mar,
OF the south west quarter, and the south ives,
part Of the south east quarter OF SECTION i've,
township twenty, and range %slxleer, cnn alma.
ore hundred acre., situate in Ashland cnunt,
uhioi beius the interest pf James M.Cluilapd
minor heir, and child Of Alexander McClellant
Subject to the wuiow's right ofdower In said prea j..
lscs. Terms ol rae, cash ~ hNnd.
LYDIA NGCLELL MD,
Gnarlisn OF James VI; LELAND
BY KELLOGG { ALL SON, her Attorneys,
Jlne 20, 1903. 5na
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Elijah Gondy' Plaintiff coar, n connppP'els

Elijah Goudy, Plaintiff J Coari If ConnpaPisas
rs. ~ Asaidad Coaal,
Jacob s. nIlhart, derry 0Go.
NAlD defendant will take notice that sail
~ Plaintiff lied hi petition in said Cont an IN
lit day ofJuIy, 1858, and he rame is now mend
ing-the OBJECT and prayer Of vii Gu i. IL recoy,,
a judgment against said defendant on ,cysrt,
promIsory no,os gwen by defendant to piain.iFf,r
hye hundred dullars caeh-Jmouetlpg To the sum
OF S5,OOO IN all five of Which notes arc dated
March u, lS5i-irst of which was due % ths
LIST day OF June 1913, anil the other four due an
null y theseaher-th' said SIKH nota Is datea
AIrll D, 1888, and due from date; nd tina, n ain.
III, atthe same time, cause an order OF attAah.
ment to issue ny inst the Lands, Goods, Ulmttles
81 ghts, Credits, Moneys, Sc Of de ,enl4pt n said
county. The said defendant is firther no16ei
that he is required 10 answer OF demir to said
petition, m or before the 81 Saturday amer this
nouee has hHeH pabAsaod SIX consecutive wueAs
T. wiI' by the 81 day of Septamb r, 1853,
ELIJAH GOUDy,
by Snnn & SLOAN, hi Attorney.
July G, 1893. eve
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CONSISTENCY,

Mn. kNAFP:-l notice lhallhe Temper.
ance "or Maine Laws question is being
considerably agilated in this Senatorial
District, at this time, aud lhltil will, to a
considerable extent, mix up with the po.
lilical contest, for members to the T.eeisla.
tdrc this fall, lhgte is but lirlt doubt; and
as my name has been announced as a
candidate for the State Senate, it is prnp.
er,l suppose, HAT my position should bc
male known on that question, that no one
may be induced tn vote under u misap.
preiension o(it II is dis: | shall posi-.
Hoeiy make no pledges, either bs fore, or
after The Primary Election, to voic for the
passage Of The Maine Law. My life aud
habits from my boyhood to this lime are
well known TO large portion of The PEG.
pie Of this Senatorial Disjtict. II they
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Atthe County Temperance Convention, held IN
) saturday June 20, 1853, at Ashland. lc following
we're appointed a committee to mAhs
suitable arrangements Tor a mpss Cupnty Temper
ence Convention to 90 held at Ashland on the
9th of August next:
McssTs,J j. D. Stnbhs, VIM W. Semans, John
Mconniek Joseph MCormick, Jacob Gran, John
Gault,.A. Risser.
Iha committee arc requested to nee, at Ash
land on the 9Th OF July next at the Court ilous,.
L. H. SPENGLE,
SecfoIarN OiIhe G~nmmrtlnn
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- &A
IN teeavieg ahd MI Constantly keepitn
ltdgs, Meilcipcs, Cheml.i Flsrsosn H.,,, iss,.t.
calls, Putty. Paints, Oiis, aud Hot,irs ny, f-yf,sJf
r,en,s0es' Dlcslnfs, and cerks, StaliaRafS IAN IA,
Glass Ware, Gut Glass u~tldha,ics Rri,,s ~ u
ank Fsaey articles. Grocerie5. ~
Globe and Wall Lamps, Pore Niigs sni,i. 49,
swing, apls stand LGmry,l Llouofs. H., meaie t.Assto
b0ttlea. Vials AID Apoih.I noses, n,iv F"
cetfy ship Furniture. lciear~. RnNfit rh,,16,y
talp.sS nafa,Aa, stshsnu eua f0aaine Toharr6,l q
Rmehee' Tuoih. Hair 1sneAe. enre,t. $500
and Cloth BTakhss. Ks,l mtnt. Pn.ssrs 49,
tential Oils, Perfnfnery.l Aad alfti.Is M nosrs,ts-
Patent Medltlnoh. U+I1 ~ f6tI 6ff
orr rond .qrei warrenlcd to be fresh, pare and
gen.le, and wcre pprbased II THE lowest rairs
Tor ready cssh, and wiii be pid " Cleraishd III.
crs PhyAeians, Apothccatiess hia4hahies ant
Aru.i',Nhesrs qur Asic LEI, 10 alufaa. amhtffes.
" 20 r~tnighcs at Wholesale prloeH, and vii
and It to Their advantage 10 pure ase 81 ne, ruihgp
,ihgn'send to Cievclais or olsswk here. Ola ycn
all our gpedsgial berof en- h nriees md q talliy,
,aito maAc It Ior re interest ~ofeyery purohascrto
p~et7Ncsre us. Call oVA zee.
.Ashl0ni, Juno 4. NjA. e.f
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SHEREFF'S SALE.

. DAIIE.
VS., S N'"'"'V"
Alexander Bnchan. Pleas.
PURSUANT 10 the command ofan alias yeudi.
il issued in the above case, from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Ashland county, and State o
Ohio, to ne directed, | will expose 10 public sale.
at the door of the Court House in said countv.
On Monday, the 20th day Of .4uga;f,
A D., 1858, between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A.
M, ard four O'Clock, P NJ, Of said day, the follow
ihs dese bed real estate, situate and be ng in the
county OF Ashland and State Of chic, 10 wit
Being lots number twenty-three t23 and twenty.
four t24l in the town of Ashland in said county of
Ashland. Terms Of sale Cash.
J. D. JONES, Sheriff.
July u, 1903 5wlO-pls
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BOOK BINnERY

NoIlCE,-At my instance an Attachment wa. this
day iiIsrcd BY J, a. MeClusky, Justice OF tbe
peace OF Montgomery TOW nship Ashland county ohio
against the property and effects Z David p. Youus
and John Nichols, nun.rosidenis Of said eounir'
wherein sanford Rerk is plain,in and the said David
+ Young aud John Nichols are defendants. SIM,
claimed due, eighty FIVE dollars aud costs.
BY A. PORTER, Agent.
Ashland, July ~, ie51. aviO
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Election Of Ran Road Diroc

Election of Rail Road Directors, &c.
We inadvertently omitted 10 mention
that at the annual meeting of the StockhoId.
-ers of the F. W. r. r. Co, held at
their 6Gice in Franklin, on The Re- inst,
the following gentlemen were elected Di.
rcclors:
Daniel U pson. Of SUMMIT county.
b. B. Clark of Ashland
Zmas Kent, Of Portage
Thomas Earl,
Marvin Kent,
Daniel Berk,eI, Of Dayton.
Valentine, Winters,
A meeting Of the Directors elected The
following gentlemen 10 The several Offices
affixed 10 their names:
Marvin Kent, President.
joel W. Tyler, Secretary.
Zcnas Kent, Treasurer.
Thomas Earl, !
Marvin Kent, Eaecutiue Committee.
Zenas Kent,
The directors and officers 'dre thorough.
E1iRe business men-zealCusly devoted 10
the interests Of the Road and the Stock
h,lders n under their management The
public may be assured that the work will
be prosecuted with all practicable yigor.
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rE No new cases Of Small Pox since
our last, We hope and believe that we
have chronicled the last case.
The spencera.

This family of voca lists, who have, with
n the last two or three years, acquired an
enviable reputation in their profession, will
give a concert at the Cour! House on Thurs
day evening.
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BUTTER STORE

ftAsH will be pad Tor BUTTER al the Isutter
" 3t'ie. under the Sampsei House. Present
price for extra choce quality, u cents Der ID -
suitable salt Tor DAIRY purposes will be idruished
al cost F%arne's val hnd !, tor their ~ittatest 70
'naS' good bnter, and viii be paid d priss ao4
the day. C.. Il. H%orcIIKisg ~
Ashland, June ~, 1853. Gas
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Mad Dogs.

We learn that a dog Of Mr.. SAMUEL
LINKS, in Milton township, was killed IN
yesterday morning, in consequence Of his
exhibiting evident signs Of %hydrophobia.
A dog passed through this town and Minlin
and Milton townships, several days since,
which was supposed to be rabid, and bit a
large number of cattle and hogs. Take
care Of your dogs!-and of yourselves!
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Hon. John x. rriIIer.

we are deeply panied 10 learn that this
gentleman is suffering at Mackinaw, with.
er he had gone in hopes Of improving his
health, from a second stroke Of paralysis.
His situation causes the most painful anx.
ieiy.
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Linus S. Everett,
Of Common Pieas ef AsA-
land County, OHIO.

vs.. ''N"Y .ommon ffMsg Ash-
Polly Everett. 'd"a 'oAnFy, oAio.
II EPOSlTloNS will be taken ia this cause hy
~ the plaintiff etthe residence %effietsy slrsv
N the city Of Bulaio, \. Y, on the 70 h dsy "
July. 1858, between the hours of 2 aud s s,,ioel
= NJ. Also at the Office Of A.. j.. Sands, IN Una.
dllls, n. Y, gu the frs, dsy Of August, 1858, be.
tween The hours Of 2-and 6 O'Clock, PM kl.o.
al the r%osldcnso ot Moses Morris, at the cir r
Cleveland Ohio, on The Sih day of August. 1889.
between the hours Of and 8 O'Clock, p. M. Al.
so, At the Office Of J. Myers, in the ,own Of El,.
ria, L.rsln county, Ohm, on the 10th day Of Az
gust, 1888, between the hours of I and G c'cl.ck.
p NJ. Also, at the office Of D.. j. PECK. E.o m
the town Of Ridgeviile, LorSin county, Ohis, or
the 22d day oil Au ust, 1893, between thu hsur,
of2 and 6 o'clock ,'P. M
JOHNSON, KENNY 4 PORTER,
June @'' lSoS.-5"1 Pts Atiy's.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION NO
TICE

llNL.
NATHANIEL WOOD and Rebccca ]. Wood
~ his vile, William G.. Moore and Louis,
Moore his wife, John A. Camphcll and MARY J..
Campbell his wife, henry NJ. Hamilton and Ma
ria b. Hamilton, Alexander Hamilton and Daniel
X. Hamilton, and Jane Hamilton widow of. vii.
liam Hnmi ton, lately deceased, wi tike nolice.
that on the 29th day Of January, A. D. 1853, tho
undersigu ed filed a petition in the Court Of Com
mon pleas OF Ashland county, Ohio, where the
same is now pending, demanding partition of the
following premises, situate 10 SAID county. to vii;
Tn" north east quarter Of section number three
~ IN Township number twenty-five (22l Of
Range number fifteen (l5 y containing one hun.
dred and sixty-iour acres, more OF loss, excepting
such certain lots in the yillcgo ut 1ahyctt,, rs
have heretofore been sold by William Hamilton.
ST., in his lifetime. Also, village Lots numaey
eleven tllO twelve (l2J ihiieen u3O fourteen
(l49 tttecn il5l and sixteen Q6l in the yiilnre or
Lafayette in sad county. The undersirnod "a
mands that partition be made Of sail PROMISES n.
follows: to the undersigned, ,hrco equal mini
parts; to Nathaniel Woods and Rebecca j. Woods
William G. Moore aud Louisa Moore his wife,
John A. Campbell and Mary ]. Campbell hs wife
Alexander Hamilton and Daniel k. Hamilton.
each, one-ninth part; 10 Henry NJ. Hami!.on and
Maria u. Hamilton, together, one equal ninth
part, and to Jane Hamilton dOwor in the whole.
AZ the next term OF said Court, an ami cation
will be made by the undcrs. lnod for an order
that partition, may be made, sc. OF sad premises.
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
KElLoGo & ALLISON, S1rrs for petr.
July 20, 1858: 6Ng
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Ashland, Juus IS, RSa.

MHRlCAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE.
~ COMPANY Office II Esst Fenrth-.tree,,
Glnclnn!ti, Wio.-lncorporated b, The s,ate Of
nhio' Charter perpetual. Authorised Capital,
oluo ooO;and a 'arge accumulated fund, fl41
This Company will insure lives on either the
Stock - Mainal plan. Persons insnrinE in he
mutual Department can secure one hal Of the
premium oy g"ing a,p emium note, Thasc insa-
.ns ~ 'na STOCK Department. can pay their Pst- {
NUNS annual y, .emi-annunily, or asarerIy.-
rhe rates are As low ne those charged by s,sst
-
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.


ON the 27tI day of August next, between the
" houts Of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and four O'Clock,
p. NJ. OF said day on the promises, will be sold
to the highest bidder, The undivided fyo-sixtls of
the following real estate, situate in the county Of
Ashland and State of0hiO, to Wit in Troy town
ship, in said county, it being part Of lot number
seventeen, in tract number three, in Range nine
teen, in the Connecticut Western Reserve in the
said State Of Ohio, and bounded south on tho
tract line, v est on the land OF Reuben Smith,
north on land heretofore sold to John 6 Clark,
and east on land Of Alfred Frisbie, and is Sup.
posed TO contain fifty acres, including part of q
road on the south lne-exceptihg out Of the prc.
misses Aforesaid seventeen and ono half acres OF
the north side of said premises heretofore sold
and conveyed to Charles NayIor; also, excepting
out OF said premises the interest OF sehool dlsttci
number three, in said Troy township in about
four rods square, leaving thiity.two dnd one half
acres, m re OF loss.
Terms of sale one-third cash in hand, one.
third in one year, and the remaining one-third in
Two years, with interest from the day of sale, and
secured 10y a mortgage on said premises.
ALFRED FRISBIE,
Guardian of Richard Frisbie, George A. Frisbie,
Francis 4. Frisbie, Charles /. Frisbie and Ed.
ward e. Fiisbie.
FULTON & INCOMES, At'y's for Perr.
July 20, 1853. 5wlO
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MERCK u, DEAN, Presidents
sfosSE w. GRAHAn, Secretary.

ercSSr ", GRAHAM, Secretary. 4,
DIREcrnRs.,
ner''1 D DeA"' Charles A, G%larier,
loe" Gs'fetsoR, MD, Il Hrnkenson,
George S. . nnelt, teprge W. Gnhpm. ~
WAITING AMI ExARINISg PHYSICIANS. 7sv
RID. Mussoy, NJ, D., W. II. Mu,sey. Md,
u y. Newton, MD, Jesse Garre,sou, M. NJ
n. d -ReeponsiAic persqns (physiciahs snd
nthersltnay obtaintIo Agency Of this companV v
Tor Their neiphborhnnd, and be supplied qratis %
With IT'S p15 Ioalious for circulation BY addressing
The Secretary. tH " = TS1l
Ihe n'ies, In relation 10 ihe Enh /
yet o. Lille Insurance wlii be freely impurl cd TO
applicants at this Office.
GEO PARKER, Agent, AsLl,nd.
Jane 10. lS53-ly4. 1850
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ashland Com. Pleas.

E. C. selby, Pl'H,
Aquilla Carr, Deet.) III
f1NHE deIendant will take notice that the Plain
Il tiff, on the 18th day Of fully, A D, 1863, filed
in the Clerks office OF said Court a petition, tard
the same is now pending the object and prayer
Of which is to obtain a judgment on a certain
note, given by defendant and L | Carr to { IL
Sperry. Said note is dated March 20, ls52-due
nine months after date, and calls for the sum Of
three hundred and seveuty.ive dollars said note
was assigned to plaintiff byfad c Il sperry on
the 9Th day Of July, 1858, and that upon fling
said petition, plaintiff caused an order 81 attach
ment 10 be issued against tho lands, tenemerts,
goods, chutt'e s, rights, credits, &c, OF said de-
PENDANT, situate in said county.
Defendant is further notified, that unless he ap.
pear and plead, answer or demur thereto, on or
before the 10Th day of September next, such inr-
Their proceedings will he had as are authorize oy
law. JOHNSON, KENNY L pORTER,
Atty's for y G Selby.
July 81, 1858. CIVIC
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Petition frD,y,s &c,

Us. Petition FIR D,ys ee,
Polly Everett.
~ ENDANP wit take notice that on the s7sh
~ Jay Of June, a. b., 1903, plaintiff nled bis
'%Stitian for d'eorce IN the court ofCommos P!oas
OF tSh'and cflnty, OH. caise. wihnf ais .ucc,
and gross peR'eetof duty. The puycr 81 saidc
petitioner ls, ihrt The initr,0ge contract enstiua
hriween uie sad petti9Det AID SAD, Pally Erst-
90 may he forever dissolved. and both partlas
freed from the Obligations Of the same. The sid
Polly Everett is farther notified. that. snlnss she
shall aPrear, plead, answer or trmort to said peil-
ton, pet uoner will, at the nevt term of said
court, sex TOT a decree according TO the prayer Of
salu petit. on.
JOHNSON, KENNY. &rPoRTRR,
OhO Atty,s Tor petttionex
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niSS0LUTION.-Notice is hereby given. that
~ The co.partnership helweent G unde signed
is this day dissolved by mutual agreement.
LUTHER HERSEY,
WEI. A. DOWNING.
Ruggles, June | 1853. ave"
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NEW AND IMPORTANT ROUTE
TO TRANELLERS

sz-f, WNhEundersign-
.HESi&xS<w-yS Il ed has COM
Sme1Ssd running
&2 a. @ rs A.5SpTE =, sIr from
ulaiI'c- caylng Ashland every Monday, Wed.
hesday and FRIDAY ats O'Clock, AN. and arriving al,
LoudogvIlle at ppm connecting with the O'Clock
P, NJ, tram for Pittsburgh aad The ! n'clock p NJ
tau l1r tte time same days. Leaving oudongille
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday on Tho.
NrrNa' oil EASTERN train at 10 a. NJ, and arrives
at Ashland ut P. M, thereby enabling passol.
gerstn 20 either East or West on the cars same
day, or those coming on morning train Other from
East or West c1n ret to A,hliod without delay;
ond citizens wishing to Wis tho south part Of NJ,
county, can have an opportunity to ~triusaet their
business and ret IN the same trip, aul rice rersa.
Fare through ono dol ar.
A liberal deduction to fimiits and pio,spr
parties. Enquire Of the ande signed al he Book
store IN Ashland. or at The Rulroad Doput, OF
Post Olico IN L%pudonvlla. "
va H-P0ffEa, Proprietor.
Ashland, July ID, 1893. fcT SINS
a Passengers tax to or from amy Hotel either
at AShlROdror boudoniille. 0rC tizd
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" BACHERER. nj The Old stand fsrmcrly
II. occupied by Michael Miller, above The
McNnlty house. keeps constantly on band ever,
variety orgood things, ercept intoxicating drinks 5.
which can he d0sired by any one fsnd Of good
living. June 20, 1853. 6f