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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-06

e QtSSQEt'EION.s
TIME fiji m OF Rhodes, NcEair & Co. is this day dis%ov
ed BY mutual c0nsent. tebts due tlle fIMlwill be
paid 10 McNair & Hefvey. who will continue tile business
at the old stand. and alone authorised to settle the
business OF the late firm
Nov. 2Ist, 1853, -, ~ a! ~ 80 $40.
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cation from the President. OF the baltimore anu
'"'O t'''''''' W Once g. 4 o. R. r. Coz r
December 1sL, 1853. :
To the Honorable, he seeodd Btanehi, 4, Of the
City Council-Sirs: In reply 70 qnsTiss pEop9un ,
dei by this Company, by resolution Of the aee0nn
BIanch Of the City Council Onthe I'd tilst an,
- l7f1-l f1ITtifff .s...isI .ltEn iHSpiti. -
No. /. The total amount OF expenses Incur
red by said company for cars motive poWeEganu
every other necessary matter TOT epuIqpSe
comillodating The transportation Of coal. II V
known to every citizen that the coal trade Is only
one portion oflthe. business of the company, and
that the road and It's appuItennnces are esq HtiaI
10 its transportation. What portion OF that 'e4-
pense is chaIgeable 10 That trade pauifularly' has
not been attemhted 10 determine, especially as tha
tTa,le 6as been developeh since the t6atbteached
Cumberland, aud is yet considered, only seconda+,
~ in its character. OF the motive power, about
so engines have been kept IN that employment toI
thee months pasuab SO, 900 eaci5 100000
100 cars were provided fOr a an aver EX 900
age cost of $500 tat-. .UAsa9 SoOo'ooo
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The President presented The fol eonlnlu
cation from the Presidents the baltimore ant
Ohio Railroad Company: "a, !. sS..s,
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Monday next. We understand it is the
intention 10 break gruund ON the work at
Franklin, on the 4lh of July; and from
that time forward The work will be pushed
with all possible speed. Its The delermi.
nation OF the Directors 10 have the entire
line finished within twenty months, and a
portion of it within one year. There are
no "iffs nor ands" about this matter. The
Company have the means at their com.
mand, and are resolved on an curly com.
plelion Of the work. The general survey
Of The line has been made. The Company
have been extremely fortunate in the Sc
lection Of Chief Engineer, SAMUEL II,
KNEAss, Of Philadelphia. lie is a gentle.
man OF large experience, aud under bis
management there will be no delay. The
fact that there is 10 be a continuous six
foot track from New York 10 ST. Louis il
no longer a mooted question. "Clear the
track!'
Since the above was in type, we have
received a dispatch that there were thirty
two bids offered at tho letting. and tina
twelve bids were for the whole line Of road
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For the purpose OF granting License to Taverns ana
Houses Of Entertainment in The Incorporated vii
lAgc Of Loudohville; * +Al
SEC. |. Be il ordained and enncled by the May,
or, Recorder and Trustees Of tho Incorporated
village of Loud. nville, that from aid after lid
first day Of July, 1853, it shall lie unlawful for any
person or persons to keep a Tavern or House IL
Public Entertainment within tho incorporated
village Of LoudonvilIe without having fIst obtain.
cd license for the sane according TO the prsyi.
sions Of this ordinance. Ilaf -
Sec. 2. Any person or persons wishing to OBJ
tain license to keep a Tavern OF House OF Public
Entertainment, shall make application to the
Town Council and furnish good evidence Of theif
having the necessary accommodations Tor the
same, and that such house is necessary far the
accommodation of the public, and shall further
more dgtte that they will not allow any Spiritn-
O's Liquors, Beer, Ale or Porter 10 be kept or
used as a beverage on the premises OF the spplI-
cant. "
Sec. ,. That upon the application Of any per-
son complying with the provisions Of the prece-
ding section of this Ordinance, the Council shall
grant license for the sum of five dollars, which
shall go into the hands Of the Treasurer, 10 ID
appropriated for the benefit o ithe town. hFi
Sec. a. Any person or persons violating Tho
provisions of this ordinance shall be deeprrd
guilty Of a misdcmcanor; and upon conviction
thereof, shall be fined in any sum not less tina 4
five dollars, nor more than twenty dollars, and A
warrant To bring the offender before the Mayor
shall be the FIRST process: PASSED May IS, 1888.
JOHN MCCORMICK, Mayor. ~
Attesti D. RUST, Recorder. 2w4-S3l
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Arrival of the Corwin-Later from South
America--Blockads Of Buenos Ayres
NEW YORK, June 20.-3 p.

NEW YORK, June 20A-3 p. NJ.
The United States Surveying Steamer
Corwin arrived at this port TO day, from
Key West via Charleston.
We have, by an arrival at Salem yester.
day, advices from Montevideo to May LIST.
The affairs of the Argentine Republic look.
ed more critical than ever. Commodore
Cole, of the Squadron, had formally mott.
fed the Foreign Ministers and Comman.
ders Of Foreign vessels of War in those
waters, that he should Immediately com.
mencc a vigorous blockade of Buenos
Ayres,--allowing six days for the vessels
in the inner road, and thirty to those in the
outer roads, 10 finish their cargoes. The
Custom House was closed and all mercan.
lille business suspended. 1t was generally
understood that the blockade would be re.
%cognised by foreign powers, SO tina, the
city ofBuenos Ayres would be invested by
sea and by land, and that i, would be
obliged 10 surrender very soon. The in.
habitants Of the city, despairing of succor
were cole citing their resources and prepa.
ring themselves for a desperate resistance,
The Frigate Congress, lying in the har.
Dor Of Montevideo, would sail for Rio Jan.
GIRO in a few days.
The Cherokee arrived here yesterday,
with Havana dates 10 the l4lh. All wa.
quiet.
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Che nlarket5.
hNll nND l.
oRREcTE SWAY wEDkEs AZ MoRNIR0
GRAIN.
New York Markets.
NEw YoRK. June 20-7 2 NJ.

iNbN iuNhf JulC 1O-I i W.
Four-Litlle change TO note ia the value
Of Western and Stale. Transactions are
restricted owing to the detention at the
Overslaught, and in few instances only Our
extreme figures have been obtained. Ship.
ping demand fair at inside figures. Better
grades firm and in good demand. Sales
5000 bbls, part 10 arrive, at 1 ,62a4,75
for com. to straight Slatej 4,4Ga4, 90 for
com. to good Ohio and mixed to fancy
Mich. and Ind.
Wheal-rhere is hardly so much firm.
ness in our market for Wheat and less
disposition evinced 10 purchase for future
delivery. Transactions are moderate
Sales $500 bu prime Red Ohio, part to ar.
rive, al 81 ,l2al, l3.
Corn irnler and in good demand. Sales
$4,000 Blu at 55a59ac for hot and unscund;
G0a6lac for southern mixed; 63a634c for
western mixed; 6la63c for southern white;
6is8iac for round; g.! a65c for southern
yellow.
Pork-Demand moderate and prices i'm.
changed. Arrivals large. Sales $50 bbls.
Beef-ln limited request and rather bet.
ter for good western. Sales ITO bbls al
sl2al3 for repacked Chicago. sl2al2,75
for city mess; S5a5,25 for country and city
prime. Prime ness dull at SIs420.
Lard active and easier. Sales 700 bbls
at 04aiOtc.
Butter dull and lower.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

John Burge ct ali
VS.. In partition in Ash. Com Pleas.
Benz. Burge ct ally
PURSUANT to the command Of an orler of
L SAFE issued IN the above cdse, | will expose
to public sale at the door Of the Cour, House in
said County,
o" Monday, The 25M dag Of July,
A. D., 1853, between the hours Of ten O'Clock.
A.. NJ, and four O'Clock. P. NJ, Of said day, the
FOLLOWING described Real Estate, together with
the aPpurtenances thereunto beIongnp-to wit /;
Being tile northwest quarter of Section thirteen
llJl Township twenty-th ee [23l and Range
number sixteen l6l-conlaining one hundred
and hity'three acres, more or less Situate and
being III the county of Ashland aud State of Ohio.
appraised ut three thousand and sixty dollars
SUBJECT to a dover estate heretofore assigned.
TERMS OF sale cash.
]. D. JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland, May %, 1853. 5w5 PISS
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A WORD IN SEASON, ESPECIALLY To THE
LADlEs.-The philadelphia Enquirer has
the following:
"The strawberry, which is now at the
height of its perfection in our market, if ap.
piled with a brush to the teeth, will remove
the tartar more eirectually than any dantri.
fee ever invented. Give it a trial. One or
two strawberries, eaten in The morning,
will cleanse the mouth delightfully."-, aud
with their application 10 the teeth, as re-
commended, give a delicious fragrance 10
the BREATH"
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pletely smashed, and the car itself SO split
as to tear up The seats, and to render itun-
fl for further use. The track was also
torn up Tor a considerable space.
The fireman, named Morton, Of Monroe,
Mich. was instantly killed, and the eugi.
neer badly cut, aud !. was feared falallp in
jured. a m
OF the passengers hone were but exccpI
two or three in the emigrant car, whO
were but slightly cut. Taking the cir
cun,slances into consideration, il seems
wonderful that no more were moi killed.
Toledo Republic.
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WIDOWS BouNTY Land CLsrNs.-I,
appears that a large number of widows,
whose second husbands having died, sup.
pose their claims to bounty land on occoun,
Of the services of their first husbands are
still valid. This supposiiion, it will BE-
seen by the following, is an error;
PENSION OFFICE, WASHINGTON
May 25. 1883.
BY a recent decision of this office, wi.
dows are not entitled, who have mar
rled since the death Of the husband for
whose services she claims land bounty, ex.
cept those widows whose husbands were
killed in battle. Very respectfully.
s. COLE,
For Commission,
SALE OF WOoL-We learn TINT Msssrs.
j. NJ. Ashbrook and james 4. Church, of
Pleasant township, recently clipped 1925
sheep, yielding some 4,275 lbs. They sell
l,lOO ticeces at 55c. per 10. and the balance
for SOC. Wool is now rating at high figures
and no fears are entertained, we believe,
Of a decline in the price.-SLmcdSter
10Y Gas.
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For III Ohio Union

For the Ohio Union.
The following resolutions Oh Temper
ance were unanimously adopted by a ri
sing vote of the Quarterly Meeting Con.
ference Of Olivesburg Circuit, Mansfield
District. North Ohio Annual Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
ReSOiUed, That we are fully satisfied thai
the destroying evil Of lntemperauce within
the limits Of our great and growing State
OF Ohio, will not be arrested and eradicated,
without prompt and thorough Legislation.
Therefore,
RESOLVED, That VIC will not vote for
any candidate for a seat in the Legislature,
who will not pledge himself TO use bis
best efforts 10 procure the enactment of
the Maine Liquor Law, or one equal in
force 10 that law; but on the contrary, We
will use all honorable and christian means
10 prevent the election of such candidates.
ReSOiped, That the Presiding Elder be
requested 10 present the above resolutions
to the Quarterly Meeting Conferences on
the District, for their concurrence.
ReSOlUed, That the other Christian de.
nominations be respectfully solicited to CO.
operate with US in this enterprise.
ResOiUed, That a copy of the ~Gotegoing
Resolutions be furnished for publication
in the Western Christian Advocate and
also The County papers.
JOHN II. POWER, PREs'f.r
RoILA II. CHUBB, See'y.
Savannah, June 18Th, 1853.
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'"~ N'"' U'''"'
Free Soil Meeting in Ashland--Lcw.s
and Iamli ON the Stump.
Mr.. EDlTOR:-The good citizens of our
town were taken all abuck on seeing a 10,
Of hand bills stuck up about The Streets on
Thursday morning last, announcing that
Samuel Lewis, the Free Soil candidate for
Governor, and E. S. Hamlin, Esq, would
address the citizens Of Ashland at the Dis
ciples Church, in the afternoon, upon the
subject Of Free Soilism. Now it would
not have been a matter of surprise il. con.
sidering the notoriely Of the speakers, there
would have been a considerable of an in.
gathering Of the "sovereigns;" but when
the hour ofmeeting arrived, and the "crowd''
had assembled, there were not more than
thirty persons, all told, 10 hear the would.
be governor. Nothing daunted, however,
by the array of empty seats, SAMUEL was
determined to make a speech, whether the
people would shear or whether they would
lorbear."
After some preliminary remarks, Mr..
LEWIS announced that he was considered
The embodiment of Free Soilism-a fac,
which his hearers would have forever re.
manned ignorant of, had he not seen lit to
announce it himself. lie next took IN
the Wing and Democratic platforms, and
talked about "fnaiity "-occasionally
bringing his FIST down upon the table with
q laundering conclusion, to wake Up por-
tons of The audience who would ge,t 10 nod.
ding in spite of themselves. lie compa.
red them with the Interchangeable laws of
the Modes and Persians; to a huge gam.
bling board letiered on the back "Hanuah
Moore's works." and, in fact, they were
the most iniquitous things his eyes ever
saw. ."Whal!" exclaimed the reverend
gentleman, making a tremendous efor, 10
look indignant, "shall we close our mouths,
when il, is a penal offence in the Southern
States to teach a slave 10 spell the name Of
his Creator. or give him any instruction
whatever, aud not protest against iil"-
Now, IL this was the case, there nigh,
80. a|"".
have been some excuse for The TRADE against
sou,hers, which followed; but unfortunate.
" for the gentleman this is not the case.
Did he not know that the Presbyterian and
Episcopal churches of Charleston, South
Carolina, hare each built a church for the
use Of slaves exclusively y, at IN expense Of
$l0,O0O' That all the leading churches
have Missionaries, both black and white,
constantly travelling and preaching among
them, and that almost all the weal,hier
planters employ ministers the year round,
for the exclusive benefit of their slaves /
Did he not know that there were Sabbath
Schools for the instruction Of the children
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COYERLE.T WEAYIAG-

''hE subscriber would respectfully announce
i to the citizens of Ashland and t6e adioinina
counties that no has located himself perm,nont!y
IN tho village OF HAYSvlLLE, for the purpose Of
carrying on, IN all It's various branches, Cu,vrIet
eou carpet weaving, whore he viii be pre-.
pared TO do il well aud cheap -.cheapcr than any
other establishment in Ashland county will or
dare do, for cash, especially. Call and see, Cor
2.ew Wool is come and Covetlets must be made.
NOW is your time to havo them cheap. Produce
Is a'so taken Tor work. He h su variety of new
and handsome patterns, just brought from the
eas'; He Is satisfied that he can please cnst IN.
ers both in work and patterns. wanants hls
WORK TO DO well done-superior to the next one.
80 shop, en- north street, one door south of
D. Y~ounglihg's Cabinet shop. T
A.. J. SEIGENruALER. a
HayesviIlo, Juno ~, 1853. Sm5
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RAILROAD AccIDENr.- The Express
train from Chicago, last e%vehing, when
near Lapor,e, ran against a tree, some foot
and a half in diameter, that had fallen across
the track, So great was the force of the
Train that the Tree was broken min frap.
fnentS' the locomotive thrown on ooe side
OF the track and thrown end for end, the
tender being thrown on The other side Of
the track, The baggage car and one EN-.
grant car were alsO thrown or The from,
part oil the first passenger car was com.
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We find the following editorial in the
columns Of The Toledo Blade
Life Insurance.

The attention of our readers is called 10
the advertisement Of The American Union,
Life Insurance Company. which appears
in our columns today. This Company is
located at Cincinnati, and incorporated by
the Legislature of our State. lis business
is conducted by a Board of Officers, and
Stockholders of undoubted responsibility
Having insured our own life in this Com.
pauy, and we take pleasure in calling the
attention Of our citizens to the propriely Of
being insured in home Company. The
importance and duty Of all persons offam.
lilies having their lives Insured, caunot
be djubted. Life Insurance has saved
many a family from deslitulion, separation
and misery, after the death Of their only
supporter.
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NIw TrN sTOnu.

YNHE subscriber has opened a NEW TIN
Il STORE ia the room Immediately eahi o. ths
Post Office, where will be found the very beat as
sortment Of Tin, Copper. Brass and SHEET
Iron Ware ever offered Tor sale in this place,
and at prices as low Us can be found any where
in the State. Japaned Ware Of every descrip.
ton constantly on hand, together with oyery va
riety OF Sr0VRS-all of which will he sold chesp
for Cash or Produce. 4 ftH
5S- Old Copper, Brass and Pewter taken on
exchange for ware. L. BUTTERY.f
Ashland, June II, 1853. 3w4
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Az ueprlck, Tor
use . y vs. A'''0ss' SIN AMiand Common Pleas.
VI. A. McNulty.
PURSUANT TO the command Of a Decretal Or.
der, issued in the above case, from the Court
OF common Pleas Of Ashland county and State OF
Ohio, to me directed, l will expose to public sale,
at the door ofthe Court House in said county, on
Monday, The 25M day Of July,
A D. 1893, between tho hours Of ten O'Clock,
A.. M, and four %o7eloca, P. M. of said day. The
following described Real Estate, 70 wit. Lo,
number seVenty-One t7ll in Andrews Addition
to the town of Ashland, together with all The
privileges and appur,cnances thefeunto lelouQ.
ing! Being situate in said county Of Ashland and
State OF Ohio. Appraised ut $3.50. Terms OF
SAFE Cash. ], d. JONES,
Sheriff and Specinl Master
Ashland, June -, 1882 DISMISS
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rhc nnn 1sona inIi,nr.. 40.

The leiliugson the Franklin and Warren
Railwsy iouk place al franklin Mills, ou
Monday last. Wehave nolheard the names
o the contractors, BY the following para.
graph from the Portage County Whig,i ii
will be seen that il is the intention to break
g.ound on the work At Warren on the 4lh
proximo. Ashland should be represented
by a delegation;
FRANKLIN AND WAuRrN RALaoAp.-
The letting on this road will take place on
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wat the late Woman's Rights Con-
ventIoh a resolution was reported and laid
over for the next meeting that if justice
was no, fully done the ladies, ahd soon,
then they would stop the population Of
this country! "Angels and Ministers Of
grace, defend u.s." They'll have US there!
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az We give place TO the communica-
ton Of our good friend COTTAGE GIRL"
with the single remark that The only rea-
son why we oppose Mr.. ANDREWS is, that
he is a wing politician and the candidate
of whig politicians.
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ELMyRA, June l7.-SERIoUs RAiuhoAD
AccIDENT.-Lasl night an engine attached
10 the freight train on the New York and
Erie Railroad. when abou, one mile east Of
Susquehanna, burst her boiler, instantly
killing eleven persons and iniufiug several
others. The engineer had his head blown
off clean from his body. The fireman
was badly injured but not dead at lasI
accounts.
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Matters in and about Washington.

The Rev. DR.. Oryille Dewey, some
time since resigned his naval sinccure.--
Mr.. Fillmore made him a Chaplin in the
Navy, at an annual compensation Of ST..
500, for which he did not preach a single
sermon or do any other duty during The
years he held the Office, except very regu.
larly to draw the pay! This is the first
instance in the history of the Government
Of tie United States, in which Office has
been utterly and wholly a ~sinecure.
Lieut.. Weir, Of The Navy, has resigned.
Lieut.. W. has for some years pas, been
gardening very extensively in the immedi.
ate vicinity Of Norfolk, Va, sending to
Northern markets some $4,000 worth of
green peas, strawberries, &c., annually.
Governor Wood, of Ohio, is again here.
AT first he did not know whether or MOTTO
accept the Consulship a, Valparaiso. lie
has, however, come TO the conclusion to
take it, as was 10 have been expected.
Parties have been some time in treaty
for the purchase Of the Mount Vernon
Estate; the sale was effected on the 10Th,
condiIionally tina, the estate shall be offer
ed 10 Congress next session. Should
Congress purchase it, this sale will be void.
This is from the memorandum of an agree.
ment between Washington and John Lin.
ion. Of this city, Attorneys for a New Or.
leans and New York Company. The
amount of purchase money has not trans.
PRED, 100000 was offered and declined.
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BITTER ATnRRI

GtASH vii be pad Tor BUFFER Atthe nntleF
~ store under The Sampsel House. Present
price for sstra choice qualify, Y cents per h.
Suitable Salt ior Daily purposes will be furnished
cording to quality. Please deliver il Mo cool Of
the dny. c. y. H0TcIlRiSs.,
Ashland, June %, 1885, z 1858 20 slt
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.Ashland, Onto,

EIAH
i"o uoois ehs' OF Inc BANK, aud opposite tho Empire
Ashland, Ohio.
A ne relieving and will constantly Leen on
N hNnd m extensive assortment cf lux -
Drugs. Medicines, Chemi.l Fine Suap. Panex t.h.is
calls, Putty, Paints, Oils, and Bottles.
Varoishes, Dyenuds, and, corks, staiionsrv IA
Nolorn. School huohr, Conisr.
ank Fancy articles. Groeerie5i Fr'afrHN
Globe aud Wall Lampd, Pure Winps. sni,it. "a
swing, aud Stand Lanpr1 LIQUORS. lor MedIeai nv,
Bottles, Walls and Apolh-l poses. only. T'~iGifr "
ecary shop Furniture. lCiears. Fine {ut. rhewi.s
fhlht anu Va'nish, brnshl aud Smoking Tobacco,
e., MhlewaSn and SHOE. SHUTS, Lemons and Or
Brushes Tooth. Halr angns, Surgical hlusrt.
and Cloth BRUSHES. Is nients. Tn,ssre X ,f'.,
pentiHl Oih, P~eTGamery, aud al kinds ~ nos,,i@,
Patent Mcdicinus.
Our good ARE warranted 10 be flesh. nan. sufl
e%enuide, snd were purchased VI Tho lowtsi rates
for ready cash, aud will be sold az Cleveland p,i-
ces, Physicians, Apotheearies, Me~hsnlcn and
Artists who use our articles in Large quantities..
will DO furnished AZ wholesale prices, shd Nlli
find u to N cir I'd advantage 70 pure nee 81 Nc, rnfhars
than send to cleselahd, OF elsewhere. "a word.
all our goods shall be Of such prices and qaallil
as to make Il for the interest ~ofevery purchaser g
Patronize rs. Call aud zee. ima
Ashland, June 5, 1858, 81
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the ander.iencd h,,
~ been duly appointed and qualified as Executor n
The last will aud testament Of Henry Collier. late Of
Ashland county, deceased. All persons having claims
asalnst the came will please present them f,r settle,
Uncut DAVID YOUNG.
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OHIO u MON.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1859.

IN NORTH, no South, no Eat, NO Wtsi, Under "a
bnt a sacred maiAtainanee Of the common
bond, and true desotiOn TO the common br0therhOOd"-
FRANKLIN PIBRuB.
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The L~ouaonyille Wall.

Mr.. W. II. II. POTTER is the contractor
for carrying this mail, and will make his
frs, trip on Friday. lst prox.
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A child two years old, in Warren, Ohio,
fell into a kettle Of hot water and was scald-
ed 10 death.