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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26
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The Biole.


Gu fling ,i,c saud, robe aside,
lnbind The jewel from thy hair;
And putting thoughts Of earth away
Maiden, bind thy heart in prayer
Seek thou then the page Of tr"'h.
And .oar. The guiding love Of heaven
counsels there that viii guide Thy youth,
To thee so freely given
Let men with impsous spirits dare
The holy word Of God 10 scorn,
Aud sccfing hopes aud comforts there,
From all its holy prccepts turn;
But ne'er should woman, weak ana frat,
Dare cast her guiding chart aside;
When earthly hopes 50 eftcn fail,
Where will she turn On earth bes.des
@ when the heart is sad and low,
And heavily the spirit droops,
And ace,ing joys perish one by one,
And pass ava. our youthful hopes.
q where should then the dropping spirit turn
But 10 that sacred page Of truth,
Where wisdom may true knowledge learn,
And age know brighter hop S than youth.
$. s. F..
Davenport. Oct. lso4.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26

Real estate seems to be changing hands
in this vicinity with considerable facility
and at high rates. Yesterday two farms
We learn were sold in this vicinity one at
$4,000 and the other at $4,000, rating at
about $50 per acre. -.,...-.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26

BARSuM, the indefatigable, has advertised
to getup great National Baby Show. He
intends shortly offering list of premiums
We are glad to see an awakening interes,
in the improvement of the physical develop
nent of the human species.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26

TWENTY THOUSAND EMIGRANTs have
passed through this city within the last
thirty days, and they are still crossing at
the rate Of 600 and 100 day We have
these facts from the ferry folks, who keep a
sort of running register. About one team
in hundred is labelled "Nebraska''-a
the rest are marked Iowa. "-Barlingtoa
TEL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26

The Dubuque Herald has italicised at the
head OF its columns the sentence, "Remem-
be-, this 10 the only Office in the State
which is furnished with Job Power Presses. /"
The enterprise of the Gazette has knocked
the sand from under that announcement,
and il our contemporary sticks to the truth he
will haul it down.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26

FIFE AWAY roc FIFER TELLER. Yes
rerday, on the dock, chap had an old drum,
out ofwhich he was beating tune with per-
tinacity. Being asked what he was about,
be promptly replied, "I'm trying to drum
together the Democratic party!"- Toledo
Hksde.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26

:One of the escaped seamen of the Arctic
shipped on board the Atlantic on Saturday
Just as the seaman was about to sail he was
discovered by Captain West, who took him
by the collar and marched him ashore, say
ing he wished no such men to 60 to sea
with him.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26

ITO WHAT BASE USES. &c.-By the fol-
Lowing from the N. Y. Evening Post, it will
be seen that the Rev. Miss Antoinette l..
Brown, Of "Woman's Rights notoriety,
has surrendered herself to the charge of one
Of the "lords Of creation"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26

Many true heart, that would have come
back: like dove to the ark, after its first
transgression, has been placed beyond recall
by the angry look and meance-the tuunt
and the savage charity Of an unforgiving
spirit.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26

GopET's LApY's Book, FOR NOVEMBER.
This popular Magazine has been received
IN advance Of the mail at the Iowa Book
Rooms OF Eli Adams. The frontispiece Of
"Peace" is very beautiful. Call and get q
copy.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26

An old citizen suggests that the census
Of Davenport be taken. He afnrms that
there is certainly 1000 inhabtan.. here
We doubt it iftbere are over $500.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26

A fellow in the Jail wishes he had the
smallpox SO he could 'break OUT He has
tried everything elxe, he says, bat he can't
JIns il.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26
MARRIED

Al Carmel, N. Y, on Tuesday, II, by
the Rev. II. G. Livngson, Dr.. James H.
Merritt to Miss Antoinette Brown.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26

The following is said to be the motto on
tombstone 10 the western country-'A fter
life's fitful fever ard s.ue he sleeps we'll
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26
Trussss and Shoulder Braces.


rJ,IIE only prize medal for Trusse. wa. awarded 70
1 MARsli 4 Co, q Maiden Lane, New York. b, the
nu rial Exhibition Of all nations ut the Crystal Pal.
ace for their Truss thus giving II through their
Surgical committee Professors Parker. Cariochun,
R.nwick. Dr. Ludlow and Others. the emphatic i'm.
prilnaiur for which the inventor has iahorcd for the
last twenty -nye years
II has received the universal app ohation Of The
medical aud Surgical profession 81 New York and Is
considered by them ~ constructed on the most
rect prinepc for the radical cure Of rupture.
MARSH \ cos. SHOULDER BRACE,
An Improved article for expanding The chest and pre-
serving symmetry Of form and 50 constructed ~ 10
bring The bearing the slou der SO rs 10 prevent
cutting under the arm.
MARsu'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
Which are worn with much comfort, having stes
springs vet are pc tfcetiy elastic t shape and pressure
graduated 10 suit the where required
500 In Davenport only BY FRANCIS JACOBf, Jr
Druggist aud Apothe,ar,. brad. between I'd and ID
streets.
Oct. 10, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26
also, AaOsrtis
MAGAZINES FOR NOVEMBER.

Goteys Lady,s Book, for November, price
Arthur's Home Magazine, do
Daily List Of New Books
Russia rs il is, by Count A. DE Gurowski ~
Africa and the American Flag, by Capt. foo'e H..
Chestnut Wood, by Lc,e Linden, vos, sSu
Tie Hive OF the Bee HunterFby Thorpe, ~
Trmpcst and Sunshine, or Info in Kentucky ie
49,. ~ 'a,i H.. Iawiy NJ / MeIntos h vols, ] 5
NJ, ~. ~ ~. Ia, q r,rc AguiIar o vols 10
49,, ~. . =, ~ Is,,ej Ia do Q y,ls I,5
Wonan,s Friendship, do do :.
Woman's Rccompcnse, do do :.
Vale of Ccdars, ~" 30 :, :
Hearts Unveiled, or "Iknew you would like him. !.
Ellen parry or Trials the Heart. .
Charms and Couhter.ChHrnls, Mfliipsh, ~
Nathalie. b, Julia Kavanash, ~
Flusl, Times Of Aabama and Mississippi, go
The Iowa Book RoOmss
Brady Street, near Sd, Davenport
IN ma N ri ELI ADAMS. Agt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26
SIIAWL.S.
TEAS /! /.

4 FINE assortment Of ohoiee Green aud Black just
i. received aud for safe by
ALYoRD & VAN PATTkN,
Davenport Oct 49, Oppost. the Post Once.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26
Cheap Wall Paper.

Emurcl Phben
Chestnut Wood, by Lcslie Lirdsu.
Coopers Works
Captain Cano, or lwenty years at slavery BA,sd.
Travels Ia Central Africa.
Virginia Dem edians.
Easy Nat,and many other new Books ~
MOI Le Claire Dissk.
October sisi, lisa.
l,INE GiltCathoIic Prayer Book;
IL Catholic piety;
Key Of Heaven;
Path To Paradise;
HQyout Manual;
Ursiiinc Manual;
Golden Manual, &c, de-
For sale ut
ocsi, No Lc Claire Hoek.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-26
Groceries. Salt, crocksry, Hardware,

GrocarIes, SAT-, CrocKery, HardWare,
And III fact general variety & Goods Is not to
be found in any Store West ot The Mississippi
We are determined t. scjl Goods at the lowest Cash
Prices, aid 10 do this ARE compelled - DO away
with long credit and hig profit S,stcm. We shall
pay Cash for an kinds Prodacc i sci the Farmer his
Good, the lowest Cash Prices by strict attention
business aud ing ourselves useful 10 The Farm
ing community, we hope 10 mer i continuance of te
name of the Farmers Friends.
BURROWS * PREITiMAS.
Davenport, o., e5.l, Is5I-dw-tf
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
ASHLAND, OHIO; WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH p 1854

BE facility ip speaking Spanish, and had
committed 10 memory The Lords Prayer,
and seemed 10 comprehend lhe idea Of lbe
0mnipoiepl Being, Previous 70 her dis
solution, she was baplised according % ihe
rights Of The Catholic Church, by Father
Sanchez, OF Tho franciscan Order, and
yielded up her last breath with apparent
resigna'ipp5 Had her, life been eIleadaed
alev months longer, there is 20 doubt she
would have been enabled 70 lell her won
derful story, az well as The hislory, pG her
LOST child; but as il is, alI Is new iv buried
in obljyiop. The curious articles which
we have endesyered 70 describe, were for.
wsrded 10 this city, and would prove a
rich contribution 10 q State Museum.J
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
5tlftt, pastrq.:

z u. 4 AL
ioR 10 e7lisdaiqq44lI 'f''H uioons w"
I'm standing by the graves, ssier,l snoh
And all around i calm and still,
s'' And hushed ID silence deep; ''''' wv
JnG Tho tears yain'y tryto check bnGl 5hl
ugy Arc springing to my yeye,1ilabgmmoJ9G
- That those who best our infancy uodiig
In dreamlcss sleep sht ulilie.
'n Hln" 'ot1 p''' Wv 20 .''' "
aslllTAe SUMS shining bright r's'aHo go"
The joyous Spring has come again. ,,ya
'' Aud flowers will soon'be here.
But though all looks 50 bright And-f far, ~
.ii9 9lso bpring.likeahd So glad, ,lasdO bluo
,in NY head, though sometimes light 9Rd gays
Sweet sister, now is sad. L,,,,,..
''b i'''''"
.l'i For none can be 50 dear, s'ster,N'A o'9
d 81 .Asthosc IwbofesleepiUg low bus ;9Id
And none will love Us here ~ we'll mad,
Wherever we may go; ,5 I.-.j.t
p" 'Pbr thcte'snolove sodeeP, 50 putc,
diiU tAsthut Of parents dear,no sih 1oi h'l
oi And, sister,we may never winol lelsdll q
dn,, Such love fto'n any hcTe.u2g9 o,sIq O.
10, 1 IN o,oL
know thntthey are sonc' sister, "
q a 4
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
: gHlHaaAPHs oE TEE MOalp. !.

tlt|lAHNN
The frs, American N msgnelie telegraph
llne-ihe invention Of Professor Morce-
vas es.sallshee IN 1914 betweeT Wash,
lnag'9n eliy ana Bal'iMore-soms thirty,
six rior'y mllessln N eTieent Dne wire
was Pui up, and the Hlse!plness end gvslgs
oi the invention were AZ once, pyaeiieplly
established. Private enterprise HE since
carried ihis lIne 70 New York, and II e
now the most perfect and reliable hue OF
telegraph iniiho,' eounlrytf Or IN ihe vorld.
The company have iyo5 sepaIa,es end die,
,9's lnct lipes irom s New .As AYo[k 70 Waahiag'oH
e,y, Sne Tl1n hVs i wires IRON sx S0,s s
70 Fhtiauelpnlae anu ionr wires rom Phii'
adsipala 70 Baltimore and washington,
ana lne gMeF yhn twa wlres me- ennrs
qlsAlapfee5 IRON Newo toTg " sMaehjngfea
clty, In nine years, ihe brlef period since
hs inveniion, here nave neen i!,eoO miles
OF ie'egtaph py w, ana " working order,
9Aaer .'Ae MoIse pausnl glona. = IniS
amount Is ap"q' lw,olnlrqs pi Inc total NUM-
oer o. nue. & ol Telegraph IN opeFaauao,a n
'ne ~, Sn''eu S.eesi l,,ls ~ ARP +,
Inc ,aggregaie npMaeF eF NAN an4
orancn hnes IN 'ne 'Uniiea s'a'es Is slated
a. ABOUT one hundred There arg comp'e:
,ee d any " ppeFallon, Sl,Vgg miies. sed
lY,9uV ~. more are 70 progress Of eopsirrceI
lon. lne rou. se,ec'ea LOT lelegraphi'
coMMpnIcauori q 70 70 we Y, racine oy NE CON;
1iuep on meNOs soaos. ss shRplp'ed oy
eopefess 10 'ne session Of ioot, commen:
ces AZ 'he eVy ol Malcnes, Mlss'ss'pP'sapa
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

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How CESeISyATI BECAME A pIJy.-lp
the settlement Of new coun,ries, 1, often
happens that the most trivial ejrepms,anees
produce important resnlls. According 10
Judge Burnet's" Notes on ihe Nori6 Wss,-
ern Territory" the question whether North
Bend OF Cincinnati shouIdb be the great com.
mercial ioyn ofMiami county was decidsa
by the fact that the commsndent Of ,hs
military situation a. North Bend became
strongly attached n ablask-eysd lady.,,,
who lived with her husband u The Bend
where he was stationed and he husband
becoming somewhat alarmed al ihe a,ien.
lions which the the com@sndaRi paid d
bis wife, removed to Cincinnalj." Finding
his lady love bad fed, The officer, ihopgk(
North Bend unfi for commercial town,
and moved with his troops 70 Ciucinnaii.
and from that day lhe glory Of the Bend
departed, and that oi cinsippaI arose.
Judge Rurnet remarks. (page b6.J aThe
incorporate beauty Of ! SpPiiiaf dame
produced ten yeaFg XaT which leFnipsisd
ln the destruction Of Troy and irresieisblS
charms Of another female transferred Inc
commercial emporium OF Ohio from Tho
| PLACE where thad been commenced 70 III
place where j lpoyis. .lfihis captvsiiug
American Helen bad continued al lhe Bend.
the garrison would have been erected .lkerS
-pOpqlation, capital and bupiness would
1 haye been centeretlt there Ssnatth.ssc
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
NO42.

indeed, isIlhs ogly vessel into which We
poderas may pour opF ideaaIily. Honey
bag Anticipated everything else il biz
Achilles and ,odysgepsi ihs bsa's., man ma
and tIe wisest. lt'iNi (. X aii'ss n -t'r '
Although byron died at an early age, 4
cannot be. said thai literature los. mpeh.
Byron could not 60 farther. He had
reached the summil'pf bis creative power.
and however much he might have wdI.
Ten. he couldlnot have enlarged the limiIs
which were fixed for big genIns. In ihs(
incomprehensible poem of,he sast Judg:
me,ii, he wehtto The extremes of bis ca
spSbiitiesg 70 piishr iesnh's'F 10 'nilos'
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
FIRST u.syI' sETTLEMENT oFaoHIo,.

Tile recent lsrlpre Of Judge Lane on
,he Morayjaa Missions calls up q question
Of hisleEy, which has been recently mpeh
discussed; Where was the hrst settlement
in Ohio A writer in lhe Marietta papers
speaking Of ihpse who were born first,
calls Marietta ,be irsl settlement in, Ohio;
and such also is Tie popular opinion. An,
other writer In The Columbus papers insists
| That de MorayiaD settlements on lhe Mus
ikjbgup. were The fFsi, Now hete is NJ
doubt who was ihe first boFn white child
III Ohio, Mary Heskewiller, botn a lbe
+ iMoratian Mission, ,Bal was the Moralyslaan a.
Mission a. SaleW, sor .Gfadenhpllen, lhp
first settlement of Ohio must mean, either
,hs first place where homes Or sioftaaes
were erecled, or ihe first permanent settle
ment. The last we take TO be The true
meaning Of settlement. But lhe Morav,ian
Mission was neither Of these either The
transient or the first permanent settlement.
| The first ,ransien, settlement was Wa'le by
,he Preneh on the Maumee. Vandreuil.
Governor Of Louisiana (See Perkip's An
naIs,} ID l75I, mentions Fort Miami an
The Mapmee. The Ports named were,
Duqqesne, lPi,isburghl sandusky, Miami
on lbe Mapmee viz: .,.cys u, !
The French posts were dopb'less The
FIRST transien, settlement. The Moravlah
| Missions Of Salem and Gradenhqnen, was
only transient settlement. II was broken
10. and the whites carried of. Subse-
queudy The Christian Indians were also in
a great measure das.rayea by lawless iron
tiermen. BY 1888 the transient set'le7
menls were all broken gp, and OHIO was
without a settlement. Then came in
1867, the 6rs. permanent seslleaent, by
the Ohio Company, composed @ostly oil
Massachusetts people. :.e.,i ia,
10 The Muskingum Valley yeFe both
(he Morayian Mi,sions and the first per;
jmanent settlement Of the State: i Is The
classic ground Of Ohio. Niseurious shs
We shoala hear more aispp!iee about % place place
Than ersons, in our early history. l'wa
the reverse in Rome, where Romulus am
Remus were veiledin' the mystery OF fable
We know our Romulus and our Remru'
very we'll; but are not quite SO certaII
aboat qpr AIbqp hills. T. is indicative al T, o
the difference in our social history. II i
around man mot place. that she interest :.
Of modern history revolve. in Me raPl'
locomolion and wonderful changes OF ih'
! present day, il is Of little moment TgheFF'
Jerusalem or Rome are; but j. IS o. mo
neni and interest 10 know who lead in tn
: enterprises, the acheseWepis, lhe EmryFenl ErFehl
D uons and The movements Of the age;
r From, the leaders in those movements, IN
movement takes lis CHARACTER; and 10
I, mind Of The FIRST settler is embodied N ~ y
q future State. 1t was well for Ohio that 4
the character Of her pioneers she ha "a.
y nothing 10 regret. 'Fhey have butt 'he'
+ own monument, in the strength and pro.
$ perity Of the State dsy lea behind 'heu
!, Gin. cOlgmbian. ,- e s,g....
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

wkGopS,shle pursued 4 ,hisfs Mhp took
refuge on slumpiip AswAmp1 aud ppiled
up The rad alter him Ion whiehlhe went
OUT The constable made, tho iiallowing
ruiurps {" Slkhtsbls--eonvsrsabler- non
eat Come-nt.sblo-ein swAmpumr-rp siamf
pum-railp." ,VlilosodI 10 ollis gniisl
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

HINTS OF pBoAoTFS9 HAk4oNf r.
FAaaiLY;I We aay ee aulf SIae ,aw. .,a.
our VIII Is likely ~ pe S,osseu W " VI " H.
90 prepare tor y; = EVesy VJfy :, !" onr @
RogHse has aG svl 1pEg1e & = Wy" Wy, = go, o
selves aga therefore We aaS -, = ,emDsr
much; q I9 learn 'ne a,pe.ea. , =, 'en,pe1 ~ 81
OF EACH ~ Individual. ,1aas { 40 .ocN Sp'" Lom tav
9emesE o. me ia%ny as o"e ,,oS ~, !, M nnons
CHRIST died dicd' 3 Wheh any gopu %TPpe"o ,n,
to any one, 70 rsIolee e y. 7 .,,i", %
any g cause use We LEI ,lr''aote' WSso " inclined
Wv ~ -, .as,a M, IN he beart
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

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The GRAvEs OF ATTILA AND Alamo.
-Aldla died IN asa, and was buried ia
the midst Of o vast plain. ID a coffin, sis
first covering Of which was of ggld. .hs
second Of silver, and the third Of lrousaG
Along with the body were Bpr,ied sll dc
spoils Of his enemies-hafnesses enriick-
cd with gold and precious stones, ffich sihliS.
and the most valuable articles, iake1 Nom
the palaces Of lhe kings which he had pils.
laged; and that the place II big inlnrmepjl
might notbe known the Huns put 10 deslh,
\ without exception, al thote 'who had ns.is.
led at his funereal. That CSIks ksd btsylg
onsly done The same for Alaiid, Who dled
in the year 4lQ, Rl, ,Cossnsa, ssiib ofCAi.
abria. They turned for number of days
The course Of ihs river vassnio, and NV,
ing caused alnench TO be dug II is former
channel, whefe the slfosmf e1s dsllRlly
most rapid, they buried me king. rihsii,
along with immence treasures. THEY slso
Put 10 death all those who had assisted 4
! digging ihegfave, and restored thS river /,
ils former Usd. .-lGpdfsy.a'a 30 s1l',S
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08


Toy MooREA PIPATE.-Ap Australian
paper aseribes ,o."some man 10 Missouri :
a dis ,Sayery which has ihi,herp,el9deSf Ihe
Vigilance oiour quarterly and popihlY re-
viewers: namely lha, The poe, Moore stole
his II Minstrel Boy" from the nursery
classics, He gives tho stolen and the
original lipss, Sanaf leaves ,'he public y
Judge; ibalo3 j ,uaIia ,aisila3 lo 500
.ni q; aissd TIVE PEAsnRlsN. I4 ,isss,
!, Ehe ulnsuei boy TO the war !, gone, 0p
D., In the rSnkH ol death you'll find him m,ifs
His fathers twotd he has girded on, y,
.holiiAne HE villa harp ,tlras behind him
,irabesii ITHs oRigISAll = u
1a,Li,ue. Bo Peep has log, his yhsePsA sAa1
And ddsou't know where 10 end 'emi
,Lst,sn alone, VI hSy'I IslI eeigs hone, -
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

A despatch % the lTIh ssid: Fossss
Arrsaess psrchsni and Prtsiaruf olabs
Saln ANDREWS SoSltiy ef dis ely hss
abscondsd. and hiG dtlalcalionS ~ kTw
$4,000. /" '.et'th ''P' hs'tlt.r
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

20 WATCH .AND, G,lQc,K MAKER, Post oniss
Gh w BuillinE, AAlp street, .A1hlRad, Ohio.
AGold and steel Pens. aud H,ehoiee variety d
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

~ Maaipaef,irr N BaOli and ShOsit, "A, ~
- T,iIRER Aoors below be rlmss Printing
apas 4. e .G SEas. +. SHtis 'A0ss'l ANSsfdf.~s'
peeemSar M. isss. s's,slh ne m01l slLlaAaIho
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

PHY 81 OF a rISs

M N. Ri CLARK M. Dy hgstal.
iOPPICR al his renidencs nearly opposite the Copr
W House; where hd may hs coiisuited ~ all Tines
Ashland, Feb. IA, leSl---------- mi mn
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47rlrsmITII Il sLOAN,Eh d

n8, Attorneys sz1 Councillors al Lp;1alalo
oPPIcR over FmpJGe .StqEe of J. r. SqPte, Bpsi,
'hSess II this aud nsishb6ftg COUNTIES NNAAp.ly
Ashland, N0y, 2ad, lsS2. a.l- ssa
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hAwVIRB-

atty's sn ounssiIors at LoHOa"s S'rrs "a GAaHeorS
1rxunrvae forn,,d c copsrtuersalp witlsiye prompt
NJ Attention TO all business entrusted TO their care
In This and surrounding counties. once III 'he room
lately occupied by the County Treasurer n,,,
Aahland Nov. 23d, leja. sol
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

NEW AND -FAsHIS0NA1sLE HATS
NlHE sgbu&ribsr hlb bpat rsSeiVsaa dpp N@
ii. YorkAla large stock pt ,,ssiln -gi No alo
r,,..,..',, r,nS3 !. FaR and J1Satsr RGiyr IolaIm
Ofths latest and most fhshouible styles and best
qualities, which he u sAetink d ikteS Which
eahagt fsil aihe phiishesoty to HE epslomyfs. O
IugtN,B, cash for iilrs and shssp psItsy .g
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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
JmwiMBHfR9, Casc.
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Tc>S' I. n, GOODFELLOw, ~ ,,,
n WhEcSt WSI A S.,,So!f AND yE%yEiEIS y.E.I5S
S4NufM Clocks, Yankee n ouons, &c. watch
NIX es AND ClQolSs repaired and warranted
Hyks ~ IN HialsAt nrlee paid for old Gold ant
AS1ten1A SILVER. Opposite the Sampsel House
AshIaAd,s ohio. tiib eafFA Aatl ~ Dec "a, 1859.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

MARRIAGE AND MURDER.-Wc learn
from the Cincinnati Gazette of Wednes-
day, that murder Of the most atrocious
character had been committed about eleven
miles east of Xcnia. The circumstances
are as follows:
A farmers son, named Joseph S. Baird,
was at cnmity with another young farmer
named --Robinson, because tho former
on Sunday evening last had married a
young woman to whom he was also engag-
cd. AS Baird, with his bride, was riding
in his buggy towards Xonia, Robinson was
observed TO rush out OF thickct, end taxi
ing hold of the horses head, commanded
Baird to halt, at sthe same time presenting
n pistol. Mrs. B. screamed and sprang
from the buggy, Baird followed, and cinch-
ing Robinson, sculllc cnsued, in which
he was shot dead by Robinson. The young
wife then wrcnched the pistol out OF Rob
inson's hands and attempted to shoot him.
The balls were fred to no effect, when
Robinson jumped into the buggy, drove of,
and effected his escape.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07

dr The Supreme Court was engaged
Friday merning in the trial of IndIct-
ments for pretended violations of the Maine
Law, against Edward F. Newton Robert S.
Barker and Thomas Milburnc. lnthe case
against Newton, after opening, tho Attor-
ney General entered mol. pros, there be-
ingno evidence against the DIT. In the
cases against Barker and Milburn the Ju-
ries could not agree, and the cases were
continued. The evidence in both cases
was very triiling, and in Barker's such as
the complainants ought to have been
ashamed to offer, the two sales proved, be.
ing sales made for medicinal purposes for
men who where upon their death-beds, both
of whom died shortly afterwards. Now
who arc engaged in such prosecutions had
better devote their time and energies
TO nobler and more prais-worthy matters.