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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-28
,sGoiiieq AMERICAN UNION a. is7-
LIFE INSURANCE COMP my.
9".l sNN : Capital S1OO.OOO. ht2 sas
IscoRPoR arrp nv THE LEolsLATuRe or ONO. q
paiggatsh 49, Charter Perpetual a lj 80. lnh e. n
OFFICE No. Ii. EAST FOURTH ST. CINCINNATI.
Joint Stock Rai

VNHIs COMPANY issues Policies at the following rate
Il for 81 OC0, anu in proportion for larger amount
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-28

THAVErcmoved sIy' 10 Water stseet, neat hoo
10 the Lafayette House," where be found al
times by day night unless professionally cngsged
,sp3u aix s.1atu JOHN SHAW, c. M, y. D., <xc.x
DEMOVHD.-Ihe undersigned has removed 10 the
llhouse of Dr. Traon three doors above the Sher
wood House, opposite the mansion Of n. Ross ksq, OIL
First Street, or Deetor's Arenue.
Ofce at the old stand First tw doors above Main
where he may be found ~ all times, unless professional
engaged. lie2el l.D. J. X. WlLCOX.M. d.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

<,sooK,s FAMILY GROCKRY-Keeps every thing
choice In Groceries and provisions, ON First street
berveen Main and Locust. ~ 81 , u ~ noviS
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IMPORTERS and Wholesale DeaIers In Foreign sand
Il Domestic Dry Goods. Hais. Caps, Boots and shoes
ladds building First street between Main and Syca
more. Evaes~ils Ind (Parcular sttention paid 10
t~vs.) tse -ta -ef seota3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-28

CN0ATlNG- few cases Of Coatipg, JeaLs and sastl.
" nets, such superfne Gold mixed Tweeds, weivee
s1nded do.. Cadet Kentucky Jeane. Blue ana roose
Camblet do Cadet waived Sattinets green orao COT
and brown coiored do Plaid changes bic Cotton 49,.
ust received per steamer. and for sale by
marI5 MORGAN, KEEN& PhEslito'a'i PhEEsSlito''i ~
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aee 10 xfisaal S.ls'
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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

TnE LIBERIA ENrERPRrzE CoMPANY.-
Is the name Of an association Of colored
citizens of Pennsylvania, who design TO.
embark in a few days, Tor the Republic Of
Liberia, whittier they go as a missionary
family. They possess all the requisite
qualifications lor The interesting work they
have undertaken, having among their
number the farmer, the teacher, The me.
chanlc, the merchant, and the minister OF
The Gospel. The spot they have selected
Tor their new home is situated about TWEEN.
Iy five miles from Monrovia, up the 81.
Paufs river aud has the advantage Of be.
ing in the mids, of a high, rolling, Plc'ur-
csque and salubrions region, near certain
naive tribes who have, Tor a long time, de-
sired the settlement of American colonlsIs
in their vicinity. The expedition is a no.
bic one in its objects, and will, doubtless
have The best wishes Of this community
for It's success.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09
PARTITION NOTlCE.

n H0DA Emerson, Richard d. Emerson, Rea-
III, sin Williams, Thomas J. Williams, Eliza
betn Sloan, William Sloan, Julia Ann Charlton,
AngelIne Charlton, Amanda Charlton, William
Charlton, Robert Charlton Joseph Charlton, Har-
riet Charlton, Samuel L. Charlton and Emily
Charlton, will take notice that on the l7th day OF
September, A D 1858 a petition was filed in the
Court of Common Pleas OF Ashland county Ohio,
by David Linn Guardian of Conclius Linn, and is
now pending, wherein the said petitioner de-
mards partition Of the following real estate, SIT
nate in Ashland county Ohio to wit: heing sixty
acres of ol the south east quarter OF section thil-
iy.siS 1861 township twenty-five (22) Oi range SIX
teen Q6) to extend Inc whole length Of said quar-
| ter section. Also, part of the south west quarter
| dissection thlrty-one (9D township twenty-five (22l
| range ii teen 40 in said county, beginning at the
south west corner ofsIid section thlfty.onG thence
| north west three degrees seventy-hle perches,
thence north cart eg ty seven degrees twenty SIX
%perchcs, thence sOnth east ten degrees eighteen
and ono half %porches, thence south east seventy
six degrees twenty perchcs, thence south west
fourteen degrees twenty. six %perches, thence soullh
east seventy nine degrees twenty perches, thence
north cast fifty degrees twenty-eight perchcsi
thence south east tW %enty.si1 degrees sixteen per
ches, thence south east fifteen degrees nineteen
perchCs, thence south east sixty-eight dcgrec'
fourteen p%erclies, thence north east ~iorty.hve de
urees twenty-cight %perChes, thence south cas-
three degrees six perches, thence south west for
" degrees twcnty-six %perehes, thenco south Yves
cirhty.seycn degrees one bundled and tweni.
percLes to the place Of beginning, containing
ihfrty.six ard a halfncres aud twenty-olght rods
Also the north east quarter of the north car
quarter Of @sGctiOn number one () township twen
ty-one (2D range sixteen (lG) of The Virginia Mi
liary district School Land, excepting two acre
n ' 81 .-,l aAas u.ua ~ uulI nlpHn nj In nj
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NOTICE.

-.N -" -
TN pursuance of an order Of the Probate Court
OF Ashland county, Ohio, made Ut the October
term thereof, A. d., 1853, the Undersigned wIll
offer for sale at Public Auction, On the premises,
on the 18th day of November next between the
hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ and four O'Clock, p
NJ, of said day, the following premises situate 10
Ashland comfy, and described as follows, TO
wit THE east part Of the north half oithe south
cast quarter Of section. No. 7, Township u,
Range Is, being the same Dis conveyed 70 uepry
Miller, deceased, by Simon Rice, Containing 90
acres. Als), part of the west part oil the south;
west quarter OF section 8, same township anu
Range, being the same as conveyed to said Henry
Miller by Henry shidlcr+-containlpg about Tour,
teen and a haIfacros,-al said lands to be sold
exeept the said last described l4I acres, and 10
acres and 3 rods. of tho FIRST described piece Of
~sixty.six acres-said, ten acres dosoribyd as fol-
lows :-commeneiug at ihs nqrth-east corner o'
the southeast quarter of said section seven
thence west one degree south ,twenty,one rod
and twenty links to a post thenou south De
| vress wost IS rods aud IA ljnksto a postj thence
| south 7ll degrees east II fn!S 10 a post thenc'
soutb , derrers cast So rods 8 links ii a posi-
thence enst IA rods % drinks toia post ! theme
north so rods to tho place of beginning who,
said tract of ten &C ,cs and fourteen and a ha,
acres ace set Of 20 the wldowo OF said Henry nv
ler as her dover ostate!rjrhe balance OF sal
lunds to DO sold iroei ofdoweT.H5 r,1 rd
lTeuna;--Onn bird cash ono.,httd IN on
wear, and tho balance IL two years. wth intetci
from the day of sale.m Back payments to DO 50
cured by mortgage on tho premises. NJ sl,l
rrtsli'.If oH ADAM REIcnARD and
'''' ANDREW MOORE, tl'
Cuardians ofihe heirs If Henry Mlle''
q ISmrH & sLoAN, their Aty's' .,lAd.. e
ocldber 10, 1853. .iat,n ANA, WV
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E.n.nPrrpnrinKf for war

Allnuah no troops haveabeen oroereu W
cmhaik ~ other public manifestation mace
,hT srrales, activity ptevaisdin tbs French
VA Osjets had been given Tor
liz inmrdisie prmamen,, IN ease o. "eess
any. Of die rrie,ies Le Vau5an. Ds'car,ss'
.5,madse. Cacigue, MOsit<umd, ana "a
yg,na, The fritale Labrador had SAILED
,,am roulnn with 100 addntmal Sea'nsH
=, X, l,.,ribnlrd among the ffsueh ships
\ rry,hiuu indicates lhAi France ''eans y
dialnpui h herself in The coming war, ,na'
III. nol Co. ,oien Louis N,poleoA 'hIsalei.
cd a he ~reyengsd on the CIR lor his '.r'y
,rcovnilion. boih Of his election tn the Fun
pirr, anil nf his marriaS'' 10 '"e0 I'd "''
Loais il 4 iuau Of his word
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09
The Messilla Valley Question.

BALTIMORE, Nov. b.
New Orleans papers OF Friday are re.
ceiyed. Adyices from Mexico state that
Gen. Gadsden, our Minister, was getting
along very smoothly with Santa Anna
aud Ina, ii has been agreed between ihem'
that no North American or Mexican troops
will occupy The Messilla Valley, while me-
EQUATIONS are pending. H'
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09
BOLTS. AS IS BOOTS !

ufsp TIVE undersigned having resolved TO
EEj hereafter go il on his own individual
a. hook, would say to his friends that he mas
pnrcha sed of John p, Swinnford his stock ana
rented his Shop on Main street opposite ilgots
Saddlery shop, where no val D prepared 70 40
ns GOOD and Gne work as any establi .hmcnt in the
county can produce. u A. HuMES'
Ashland, August q, 1893. nu
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q The ForeM Civ Democrat says

70" The Forest City Democrat says
"By an edict of Gov. MediIl, the war up.
Oh Turkey will commence on The Goth OF
November. The proclamation is consid'
cred by all hsnlightened citizens 10 be a
foul proceeding" 1t would be a fowl
Joke ii somebody sent that Local Editor
a goose for his turkey dinner.-SdnduSky
RegiSter.
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2 sseg q maq IL w. 9
"A Remarkable Cure Of Diorrhea
ro'89 and Liver Complaint.
y IlH UI7I , ClNelSSATE, Maleh =,

'' sAHi BIB fOEII NlhClNNAIIi MalVn =, icJ-'
o. On, M BAEER.-ptar Sir-
For IL months, | have had almost constant Didr.
rR@a, which was brought on by a dsb,htqted state Of
my system aHd torpid action cfmglrer. some times
il was attended with great pain in my bowels and
side. 4 ttfsda number Of doctors, but none Of them
seemed to effect a permanent relief. a. The disease
would soon lretaru'as violent az ever. aud tally be.
GANG 90 prOstTAted that Ircs aipesi q skc'Gon.
I then got a bottle o. YOUR PAIN PANACEA-the
first d lsc satisfied me that was the medicine suited
to MY disease, ard found that by taking q dose after
Leaci IheaI, that my food done ME some g0rd, and by
bathing my bowels and side with the Pain Panacea
my pains were Immediately relieved, and ! continued
no gain strength aud ncsh, till ] bad used four bottles.
Since tina time | have eujoy ed the best OF health.
believe 1.-THE public knew UfyHur valuable remedy
you would notho able 10 supply one. kali OF he de.
| mand. | will here remark that a friend Of mine had as
severe attack ,ofdisrIhca, aud gave him adose Of
your Pain Panacea, and he since told me that IT rh'
tirely cured him. AChild Of mine got badly burnt by
heI cloths taxing fire, and we Immediately applied
the Pain Panaeea freely, and in a short time tile fire
was ali out, and IL prevented II from blisteitng.
90 Most respectfully yours,
JAsyB nuQGRovE, 5th q, between Race q Elm
The genuine signed, o, X. BAKER
70 For satcby BIZ. Whitney, Ectnor Riser eco Ash
Hand, OhiO, - "
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09
WEIGH AND CONSIDER.
DR.. HdH's BALSAAi, is no Paragoric
Preparation, bit a Medicine which
makes cures at home where the
Parties can be Found.
The Great Cough and COnSumptiye
Remedy.

REDER have you a cough, which you are neg
leeung uuder nc idea that II Is only a common cold.
and that i will soon "wear itself out?" Let a friend
tell YOU 10 all kindness, what will soon be the prot.
able result. Id a short time If you continue 10 neg.
leet yourself, you will begin TO feel a sense of tirhi.
ness and oppression across the chest. accomnanied
with frequent sharp darling pains. Then. a drv hack
Ing cough will set in, and when you raise ANYTHING
il Will be a thick and yellowish, or white frothy mai.
ter, streakcd perhaps with blood. II you still take mo
medicine, these unpleasant symptoms will Increase.
aud you Will soon have hectic fever cold cbiIls'
night sweats, cOniOus expectOTatiOn, and then great
pr0stration. II you still neglect yourself. A few
weeks or months viii see you consigned TO the grave.
leaving your friends TO mourn how rapidly consump.
tiOn did its work, and hurried you away. FrienJsi
have you no cause to be alarmed 7 In the aboye
sketch you may see in a glass, how every case ofcon-
sumption progresses, with more OF lees rhnility In
fatal termination. Of all the thousands and millions
whom this great Destroyer has gathered TO the tomb
every single case began with a cold /! II this had
been attended TO, all might have been well-hut. he.
Ing neglected, under the fatal delusion that il would
'wcar Itself OF, "ittransferTed Its dtally act ON Ia tbe
substance of the lungs, exciting there The fol nation
gftubcrcles. Another. and dnOthe- cold added fuel 10
the name. until these tubereles began 10 soften and
s%uppurate, leaving, by thtlr liberation, great cavities
In the lungs. Atthis crisis Tie disease Is very dim
cult 0fcure. and often times sets atdtfance ali I'M.
man means.
In the latter or worst stage, this medicine will of
ientimes arrest the disease, or check its progress. an.
viii always make the patient more comfortable and
nrolOlg his life, and II Il therefore worthy Of the Fri
al-hut in Its incipicnt or forming periods. Consump.
ton Is as durable az any other disease, and Did
HALLS Balsanl for the Lungs, II tsken al This time.
will cure II as surely as taken We earnestly exholi
all who have a cough. or are ~suljectto colds, to ken
The medicine by them. and whenever sou take cold
eradicate II thorouehly, and at once, by this power
ful healing COMPOUND, and leave your lungs %uniniurtd
10 carry you in full yigOr 10 a good old are.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09
BOOTS AND SHOES.

TNHE largest, eheapestand best selected stQes
of Boots, Shoes, Caps, Trunks, and Leathef
OF every describtion eyef brought to Ashland
'county;-also Shnemaktfs' Findings, Lasts, Hoqi
Trees, Pegs, &C., &c,,n the olds Stand OF rhe
subscriber next door to the Post Office, which WI
be sold at very low prices for ready pay. CAL
aud zoe, before purchasing elsewhere
We are manufacturing work QUITO Of good pate
rial, and. with the best workmen he'cougtB cas
afford, which will be warranted rs good as any
home made work in the county, aud viii De soie
cheap. atHtfhG 81 0IdEiu su9l-lsAi45t
Ta1a1aixaE IN@iracRE
carried on as usual near The Ran R'ad Depots-
Any quantity Of Hides and Bark wanted " ~
1 931iiJG t5 q WMy WATSON
Ashland, Octobet lljh; lsj3,b 4w2l =
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THE EBTEST OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
FOR 1864.
II. s. SEE Il CO.,

Savannah, Ashland County, Ohio;
TJAyE just received from the eastern cities
III the largest, best selected ard cheapest
Stock OF Goods ever brought to this section OF
conutry-all OF which, IN connection with a
spnnkllng they had on hand will be offered and
sold at the forrest possible Hping rates! No mis-
take or humbug about this matter, and all we ask
of the goods buying community is to give us a
trial 10 prort the assertion and if orr pledges
ave not redeemed, and their expectations more
Il al realized, We will "cdUt''-"' acknowledge
the corn - ... I+.
II is use oss' to attempt an enumeration oil our
art clrs. Suffice it TO say that we have almost
c,er,t ing neediul for man-tho Ladies md
CHI dren noi excepted,
Give us = call beinre purchasing elsewhere.--
Phi, siciaus are also requested TO call and examine
our stocN Of medicines; and all the most approved
Patent Medicines sept constantly on hand
II. S. SEE & CO..
savannah, October 90, 1858. 4"a0
N. B. The highest market price paid Tor best
nuatity of butter delivered at our Store.
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JUhE Kinny jr. n.Partition in
rs. Ashland Common Pleas

rs. Ashland ommon Pleas.
Aaron Kinny OF al.
hURSUANr 10 the command Of an order oil
sale issued in The above case from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Ashland County and State OF
Ohio to me directed | will expose to public sale at
the ddoroi the court house in said county
On Aonday The PAN dug Of October,
A D 1858 between the hours of ten O'Clock A NJ
aud four o'clock P NJ Of SAID day the following de-
scribed Real Estate sitnate and being in the coun-
~ of Ashland and State of Ohio to wit: the north
west part Of the south ives, quarter OF section
twenty. six 26l Of township twenty [20i range six
eenllGlcontaining one hundred and twcnty.thrce
acres more or less. Also the north east part cl
the south east quarter of section iwenty.six t26l
township twenty t20l range sixteen containing
one hundred aud thirty-Iour acres more or less
Appraised nj six thuusand four hundred and TWEEN
! ty.fye dollars, sui jet to a Widows dover.
Terms of sale :-0ne.third cash in hand or the
day Of sale; one third in one year, and o%ne-third
in 1.-TWO years. Deferred payments to be secured
by Mortgage.
Scuicmber If. 1853. l7w6plS4 10
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS

AN and aNcr Modday, May 18th, Passenger
Orrains leave asfollows; .7r.u.sA,
Cleveland Tor Erie, Dunkirk and Bufalo, at 7
30 A. M, 3.45P P. Nj. and s.f5P. NJ lol ~
Cleveland for Columbus aud Cincinnati, at SOU
AM, 1000 A. NJ. and sl5P;M' 20 7.o.,..
Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago, ati7:lO A.
NJ, 1000 a y, and S'l5PM NJ. H. ~,
Columbus forcl yeland, Erie, Dahkirk and Bui
clo, nj I0:ISA. NJ. 1900 p NJ. and 400 P N.
shelby for Cleyeland, Eric, Dunkitk and Bot
Glo. al loo p. NJ, 4Oj P. N. aud 2;25A No.
Shelby for Columbus and Cincinnati, at 1885
AM I:55P. NJ. and ll:25 Pan.
Erie Tor Cleveland, Go unrhns, Cincinnati. TO
ledo aud Chicago, at 2;j0P. NJ. and 2;f3 NM
A.STONE Jr., superintendent.
Cleveland May 18th, 1890 1aI la
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-09

A YIELD OF CoRS.-1'he Winchester
Iinionist Of last week sIates,hat Mr.. Fred
Bean, a farmer, living within three miles
Of that place, gathered one hundred and
sir,u bushels Ct corn from Que acre oi
ground, this FAl.
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HYMN hooks.

r LUTHERAN, Presbyterian, Methodist, Disci,
4 ples and Wmts' Psalms and Hymns-all sizes
and styles. Also, Protestant Episcopal Prayer
Books, and an extensive assortment Of Bibles
large and small, Of every style and prico--lwar-
rantod cheap at the Ashland Book Store.
W. II n. PTrER,
Ashland, Junc 80, 1853. 3MS
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%aaI.al..Al d -

s,TNanks, kiudssl, best Of women, SAID
81 ;ssl's &, ', =. s," n and pressing /, Il
milling on nv ,nw reached IL.
n@ AZ. Lpslir proceeded 10 the
sslssr,h ,or%i Rar Lri,v hurried to her
drawing w." ,'hsr. ,~.ruriue the door,
swn snAn ~ bsr knees, and cover.
sue ,plsN hpr l,uds, asiI ashamed
NY Nv 'a seen e,,r by The light Of heaven,
W. ~ fga s I'm. re lluud Of sears.--
ou's' w" he ouly consolation OF thai
TOY. isSa "a, M secret was known
womsW Mss ,ubw, foolish ol me,
uniSi "t'p ldnS interval, in v tlch
s"e -.,rivrn 10 recover sume crgrte sol
sos nfyv oowU t@aisl % supPoscs eFen
cumpoSWST ,d,,, M. e,,dd ever care ftr'
~ = y NH, dOUri 10 have bteit secure
mt! wy Will ,pss. 3 We'll, well, m,
naI bm,p, s s.omesWShs, severe; hui sop
ms. Marx loves hun as-as.-i um
,hsn. T ~ isr burii,t44t dat | should suffer- '''au
u'eo,lN'Fim u nepaatrlV should he " @ug by
Ma''p's 3ysne. iIlJtF me ; and let me be
n.y. &, MA, &c does not even guess al
ma"GGYiFFf''3 aa. Oh s7oa .'s1'nF -7i H..
"s,iNNli 11,lg,s u MN cousin Lety,'
J''s,a'd svec, o,ce OF Mary, as
Mh'''Y'rk t,,l ,,mitance. u' F.
~sasiSs,VNf / n,lr tiItullnd Lett. ar
sriiss, j nu.c-tU rtusai SIN
n-psdr 80 cout e. Is p'i me do"' Tor
ss.n"n"n' N,I uncoH.tidvs uyei.a
r., I,psiiuu L.eaA, saEi Mary i nave
NeiHr ~ hnt you will be glrl
NJ. i,p,Ir--bm sou look s"''
"..,s;n. xha, is lie mater!
COUSIN. 49, ,,asue.' sal LEFTY, forcing
tNr"''e NIX. Mary can guess what
es"'"o' cnmmunit a,e. Mr.. Leslie
w" aI.r.d hi. love fIr you, has he
-hHy ,,HfGrifE .07sy VI ..
ho" IL An me YOU knew ALL said Ma
ndoe". wsrs his friend; hat ! wodld MOI
sp,ss'r I'M mil | had our SANCTION.
49, Is,iy' la
fNs i, you 1--we him, MaryF
4 ~" IN ,rlI YOU The truth Lefty
bar XXI, ,h,ew her arms rOund be-
Iii ct;dlike anl caresslng way
49, p Would no, f,r he world h'yt
t1r"Iys. 4 While %frnc.td he enlrrl"'n,'
ff%"r IN v,u; and | think ! r"Hl'
earfie" M. viFuw gracefully for The
''H"is 4 seeing d married, dear Lett,
'nsr IN ,dbn,,oh ,ovv have often ,old me uia'
4''" tscn.r If your heir. yc,'io 'sIl w
o" s.nelines rtll %jpaIous It's! Mr.
u.l,. shnuld steal il ava, from me-
~ N,ry. be assured he SEEKS NJ
'1'Al !a h., yyours.' '.aaoi on
~ Y.s: he has anite convinced papa u
,9is, = aJ,,,de rherkrd ,hr tear 'llal star q
.sqgY .eye. .irhcu you approve 'ea
bad '5. il1'' 70 ,.- . .... N Oh. .
m sNS,iIssSdy lore, you know ! always san
,i..L,n,ia %.n,rbve ii sour husband %.
NJ s,d Mary cotrec ing her; :
iull- Hsa;d TIA, whneVtr yon we're YER
me 81 III H. d,Id marry; aud know y0'
qrd "hp " -, o,,;c;,, nj Nh. Leslie
. nays uhe "".I, r., no sa,s,you are til
sna ~ yuu - - tho wnld' Do yo
q, kl'nes. e'ea"",V .r L..uv,~
enb7lhlnS ! snaN We ~. kap,r. Mary
.n,a 81 sn SURE T.,i.n,,.l L,tty d,
and Ii's'ns nIt =" ,h. drawing roo n
al sssnata WV Jsssr, ed happiness, it wa
Bpl y any 'ne .%n;r,hle manner ia xhic
49, l,sVy ir w '"".n G.sI;ngs. and entere
ud ss"'' n"ul i,',, ,ho nlans Of the voun
=" cordially IN" ", %J b,yr Imagined lba
- peopif. "" Ss ,,1 M have been III
aPparen'y q'"t n,ly
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A 7 my instance. an Aitathnent was THIS daIlnipel
"A nv William Gaut. a Ju tiCe fthe Peace StiAno'
yer township, Ashland county. against the properly,
soSniy' PErERK 2ENRRlCH.
September ~, 4. n, 1859, 3NN'
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.

ON the Goth day Of October, A. D., ,.s5,. =,
" three O'Clock 10 the, afternoon, IN ,S0 -
misses, in The township ofvetmlllic n. Oil m ~ P,e I
according TO law, to the highesi, MA, ,So sn
loving renl estate, as the %p'oPsrty Of John p,ids-'
~. ugIuuaseV, =" :" ltu-to in the township Of
Sern.ml oS !. eSISw OF %As.alaad, and States Of ohio,'
unss \ as ,O,,ows; 9eins tho west RpIt Of The
no.m "es, quo,'er q Section seven, GBT Swpship
ei"h,yy e Tns, ItssIaed range %siStoeny Q6 containing
she'-ode hall cash in hand, aud one half uayahl0
ono yeaf from day of sale, secplsd by mofIusgS
upon Tho premises. wv F"VSTN
ELIZABETH BElDLER,
! September II, 1893. i~"