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The Points Invo lved.-Mr. Bright, the Gel.
ebrated Quaker iberalist member of Parlia.
ment. is just now causing the Government of
England to quake in their shoes, through his
eloquent expositions of the hollowness of the
professors on which the English entered upon
the Eastern war. He states the case thus, viz :
England, France and Austria had the right,
by treaty with Turkey to interfere for the
protection of their observation-disclosures and
Austria to protect the Catholics, and England
the Protestants; Russia's oo-rsigionists of the
Greek church greatly outnumber all other
Christiansi ia the Turkish empire, and the Gear
sent Menschikof to Constantinople to demand
leave to protect the members of the Creek
church in the Ottoman empire as the other three
powers protect the Catholics and Protestants
The Sultan hesitated, and England joined
the rest of the 8 Four Powers' in protesting to
Turkey that it was right and proper that the
Gear should be put On an equal footing with
them. Turkey chose to fight rather than act
on the representations Of England, France,
and Austria, which were perfectly acceptable
to Russia.
Mr.. Bright complains against the ministry
for involving England in war with Russia in
defence of the Turks, when the latter brought
on the war only by refusing to do what Eng.
land herself proclaimed to be her duty.
He further shows that but for the intrigues
Of Lord Stuart de Radcliffe, Che English Min.
ister at the Porte,) Turkey would have 40.
coded to what subsequently England pro.
nounced to be the reasonable request of the
Gear! Indeed, he charges, with powerful ef-
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Mr.. Soule, &c.-The Baltic's news verified
our anticipation published before the arrival
Of that steamship at New York; that Mr..
Soule, without tarrying long at Paris, would
proceed to Bordeaux, and embark for the most
convenient Spanish port from that point on
the San Jacinto. The Baltic's mails, also,
brought US private information from Paris
(Which, by some unaccountable postal mis-.
chance has just come to handy leading to the
conclusion that the anticipation of some of the
foreign diplomatists in this city that the new
Spanish Government would refuse to receive
Ar. soule, is incorrect. This information tells
Us more Of the virtual intrigue by which Louis
Napolean's order to stop him at his landing
place in Franco was brought about, and 40.
counts satisfactorily for the existence Of the
impression here, to which We refer above. The
Duo d'Alba was ct the bottom of the affair
"eggsd" on, doubtless, by disreputable per.
sons, claiming some sort of Identification with
our country. 1t is believed in we'll. Informed
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DONATION VISIT.


viii the Rev s. RIrz, accept a Donation Visit
from the members Of the Lutheran Church, and
all others who feel disposed, on Thursday and
Thunday evening, the and day Of February, '5s,
Ithss been the custom Of the various churches In
Ashland, once In q great while 10 makeA party usually
dsnominGted a Donation Party. for the benefit OF their
minister. To thisl would say amen, all right, only
they are not often enough, Although, but a locker on
III this matter, ! have seen this Manifestation Of respect
TO the ministers, by I believe all the churches in our
town during TIC present. winter. except tie Lutheran,
aud haze been waiting ~anxjously to hear from them,
and from my personal acquaintance with tue Luths.
ran church. their kind liberal, hospitable disposition
10 ell matters OF enterprise uhAt Is praise worthy ! l
am satisfied they will not be behind the age In this
matter, neither do ! think II from want OF respect to
your minister, but simply from their having been no
suitable opportunity heretofore. And now with regard
10 your rather tArdY Conduct, J have felt It my duty,
t~Slthough not . msmbe) 10 pen this article. and tx a
day upon which ven all can mest, snd show forth
your sapoot 10 him whom you have sahsdi 10 brsAke
undo youahs bread Of life. lido honestly solicit your
attendance, 10 munifes. your love 10 him, who IL a
hbsrsl. teslous and pions ChriStian minister, who
tps the spiritual welfare Of his dock al, heart, delv.
Ing deep ipto the region Of Interpretation, TO exhibit
plainly the. W~OadrOhS vqkJ " Goo,
> NOT A MEMBER,
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Nrw A0psrtisemnts.
To Western Marchantsl

1NHR subscriber would call the attention Of dealers
\ generally to the extensive arrangements they have
made for The importation and sale Of British, French,
and German Dry Goods.
Having a buyer permanently located In Europe.
whose entire attention will be given TO the selection OF
Goods for our sale, We shall be In receipt OF new and
desirable Dress Goodsby each steamer. Our stock Of
White Goods, IIoslery, shawis & Notions,
will be found complete. Also, q large variety Of
black and eolcIed Silks, Sstins, etc. Cloths, CASH.
meres and Yestings; Linens, Drlliings, &C., De-,
and Tailor'sT Trimmings generally.
Always on hand all Leading styles Of Domestic
Goods. bieaehed and brown
Cotton, thrills. Ticks, Stripes, DenIms, Sc,
with a choice assortment Of Merrimaek and Coeheee
PIlnts, Lancaster GinghAms, &c, &C.
The Clothing Department under the firm OF l.. II.
TrLKR d Co.. will embrace a great variety Of we'll
Made Garments, such ascannot isil to give s~atisfac
tion.
We invite the attention Of cash and short time buy,
eTs.
IP We have also secured the services OF W L..
STRONG, Gate Of Mansfield, ohio,l who will thko
great pleasure In showing you through our stock
call. 10. WILSON 4 CO,
No. l9 CouRTLAND ST., AND II AND - Dry ST., N. Y.
January rs, lsI.-ly,
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Civil Action.

L..0. Wilson George W. Gasheire,
VIM. w. Johnston. samuel NJ. Wal
Ter aud Charles A. Atkins, Partners Civil Action.
under name Of L. D. Wilson d Co.,
Pills.
Jldson MeComb, Albert McComb,
Chas. K. Deming. VIM. Johnston,
Mcbride, sheldon & Co., James Nc
Bride, d Henry Mcbride, Mcbride, In A bland
Robinson & Hoover, Joseph Nc. Common Pleas,
Comb, Mary Jane McComb, Day Ohio.
Griswold & Co Chittenden, Bliss
& Co., John X. Mcbride d Luther,
Grail d Co .,-Defendants.
JAMES MCBRIDE, Henry Mcbride, John X. Nc.
v Bride, Mcbride, sleldon& Co., Nc Bride, Robin
sou x Hover, Day, Griswold Il Co., and Chittenden
Bliss g. Co., defendants above named. will take no
tce that the above named plaintiffs filed in the Clerk
Office, OF the Cour: Of Common Pleas OF Ashland
county, Ohio, Oh the 10Th day Of January. A.. ID 1854,
aud on the 2lst day OF January, A. u. 1854, their Pc
tition and supplemental and amended Petitions, ~
which said original and supplemental and amended
petitions, it is ayerred that the Defis. Judson d Albert
McComb are indebted 10 the Pills. by note as follows
LIST. Note dated Aoril 10, 1853. due at six months
and calling for ssh I4.lU0.
Cd. Note dated Sept. 10, 1853, due at six months
and calling for SlU99 J6.lC0.
Plaintiffs further seek to hold goods, ware and mer
chandiLe which have been assigntd BY chattel mort
gage to Defts. Mcbride, Sheldon and Co., James 40,
Henry Mcbride, Mcbride, Robson and Hoover, JohI
X. Mcbride and Joseph McComb. Also, Notes BooI
accounts and other chooses In action assigned to lens
Day, GTiswOld and Co., and Chittcnden, Bliss and co
both OF which sales and transfers, plaintiffs allege Il
be fraudulent.
Plaintiffs also seek to hold defendant, J. X. Nc
Bride for representations made 10 plaintiffs, as. to III
s~Olvency OF defendants, J. d "A. McCombs.
The prayer OF plaintiffs petitions are substantially
as fOllows: the allowance Of an injunction, the ap
poirtment Of a receiver, an order Of Attachmen
with notice to gurnishees named therein, also, plain
tifs pray that said assignment and sale may be 70
aside as fraudulent, aud proceeds applied TO the pay
ment OF plaintiffs claims, and for other and turtle
relief.
Defendants will further take notice, that unless the,
plead, answer OF demur, 10 said plaintiffs petitions
on or before the 25th day OF March next, the sam
will be taken as confessed, and plaintiffs will dc
mAnd relief sought.
KELLOGG & ALLISON,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Ashland, Jan. 2j le5i.-n3G CIV.
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.lnerelauts, &c


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These Works ure Published by LAMP0RT,
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The preceding Works, together with tho Pub.
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" '' ember 10, 1853. '' '' t-" f'H' 1871
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.

Luke selhy, Administrator;
Of Jonathan Hazlett, deed. 7, p.A c.
t,mes nu,efee and sonhi, Ashland County, Ohio
Elizabeth Durefee.
fTHE said James Dureiee and Sophia Elizabeth Dur.
L fee, who are heirs and egalTepresentAiives OF the
said Jonathan HaElett, deed. are hereby notified that
on the 2lst day OF January, 1854, said administrator
hied his petition IN Tie Court Of Probate, Of said Ash.
land county, Ohio, the object and prayer Of which is
to obtain IN order &C., at the March term Of said
court for the sale OF the following real estate, (Of
which the said Jonathan HaIlett, deceased, SEIZED
ors mueh. thereof as may be necessary TO pay the
debts OF said d%ecedeni, TO wit: The farBI upon which
the said Jonathan HsLlett resided at the lime Of his
death. situated In Ashland county, Ohio, aud desert.
bed as follows: "The north half tl The south east
quarter OF section twelve, In township twenty two,
In range number seventeen excepting four acres here.
tofore conveyed by said decedent TO Christian YES
per, containing seyenty.six acres more or less.
LUKE SRLBY.
KELLOGG " ALLISON
',,, Attorneys.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE RY ORDER
OF PROBATE COURT.

ON the 18th day OF February A.. d. 1854, between
the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ. and four O'Clock
7. N. on the premises hereinafter described. will be
sold to the highest bidder, the following real estate,
as the property OfJohn Lehman deceased. TO wit. sta.
ate in the County OF Ashland, and State Of Ohio, aud
In township twenty'threc, and section twenty-five,
and range sixteen, aad being part Of the north cast
quarter, bounded rs follows, beginning al the north
east corner Of John Madoles lands thence running
west eighty rods on said Msdoies north line 10 the
quarter line Of the Bowlsbery lands thence north on
said quarter line to the south. west corner Of Jacob
M%ichiey's land thence east on said Mi, hley's south
line eighty rods thence south to the place Of begin
ming, containing thirty acres more or less. Apprai1.
ed al 8.
Terms OF sale-one third cash in hand, one third In
one year, and one third In two years with interest
from tho day Of sale Back payments 10 30 secured
by mortgage on the premises.
FuLroS u MGCoNBs, MARTIN WOLF, Adm,
Atty's for Plaintiff, Of JOHN LEHMAN, deed.
Ashland, Jan. l6, lssi,-ngJ 4w,
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Ratters.aad:Things ct Warrington.

NEw YEAR's DAY.-The day has been
9one Of great hilarily. indeed, with all
around Us. The President who does MT
join 10 the universal ireaiing) was visited
by, perhaps, ave thousand people, com.
prisinr nelson's in every walk Of life
From ii A. N. until . P. NJ, all parts of
the reception rooms Of the Executive
Mansion were crowded as no other re-
ception chambers in this country ever are.
The corps dipiomatique, and The mill
tary and naval men in Washington, were
there in full costume, Of course ; their
gaudy trapping even casting into The shade
the fnery Of the ladies, hundreds OF whom
were most elegantly and ex,ravaganty
alfred. The President received his guests
with The Martial Of The District Of Colum.
bia a, his side. who introduced all stran.
gers TO him, their names being whispered
in bis ear as they arrived Immediately in
juxta,posilion with the Chief Magistrate,
1t was impossible, Of course, for any one
10 say more 10 the President Than 10 "pass
the compliments Of the season." as The
pressure OF arriving guests, coming in a
packed stream as resislless as that Of Nj.
agars, apparently forced all before it 10
push ahead and keep moving.
The Mraid's Washington correspond.
eni states that a treaty with Mexico has
been negotiated BY Mr.. Gsdsden. which
is now in the hands Of The President, and
will soon be communicated 10 the Senate.
II provides for such a boundary as will
enable tho United States 10 protect Mexico
from the Indians for The right Of way for
a railroad TO The Pacific, with an %alterna.
tive iha, Mexico shall cede TO the United
States a boundary that shall extend nearly
to The 3lst parallel. giving a large extent
of territory, including Lower California
and Sonora, upon payment Of $50, 600 900
-also for the enforcement Of The Tehuan'
tepec right Of way.
AMERICAN NEGOTIATIONS FoR FOREIGN
IsLANDs.-It was stated recently that the
United States had offered 10 advance a
considerable sum 10 the Porte, On condI
ton Of receiving an island in the Archi
pelsgo. We now sec il stated that Mr.
Buchanan has been engaged in the pre-
liminary negotiations for the purchase o
an island in that sea for a naval depot o.
arsenal. Il is deemed necessary by thu
United States government, it is said. I,
have a depot there or in lie Mediterranean
The Star says it is thought the Presi
dent will not send 10 The Senate the nomi
nation of Mr.. Sanders as Consul TO Lon
don, because to has appeared as the Lon
don correspondent. of the New York Her
aid. and as such made reflections on foreigl
governments, for which they will seek 4
hold the United States responsible.
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Office Franklin & warren 4. Y. Coz

office Franklin & Warren II. n. Col
FRANKLIN Portage co., Ohio, Sept. 90, 1883.
EEgRA T q meeting e. = Z Of w. sG' R D'T Re- Cor.
held June II, 1858, The following assessments upon
Stock subscriptions were made, viz: Ten per %cent.pay
able July LIST, 1858, and an assessment Of ten per cent.
whole amount is paid. Three ipStalRcnts are there.
fore now due. to wit The FIRST when subscribed, (by
the %charter,) the second July lst, aud the third, Au'
gust 3lst.
Subscribers In Ashland village and county are re-
s~pectfully. requested TO Immediately pay all install.
ments now die, and as they hereafter become due, al
the Banking House Of Luther. Crab & Co., Ashland,
unless called upon by tn, Collector.
10 JOEL W. TYLER. Sec,
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. y Y = 4
A Remarkable C4Sc Of piarrhea
I and Liver Complaint. y
~CneiSsAri, March @, less
n',0p Phrrs.-p's- sir-,

NN VFEAwTa. -
For 10 Hopus. | bare had ainsst esnstsst p,,v.
rAes, wllISh .Eas fropsg on By asstlktatsS sssts N
u was attended with srfpfpsii AZ my SnGslsind
rlde. Tried a numh.r Of doctors, but none 81 iksm
seemed 10 effect hbermanent RELIEF. AZ KreisTEss.s
wcplA soon returlas violent a. ever. snahslls lie.
tame 90 prostfated thttI ras aAassi stEkass.
!thfn SotA bqltle "a pAIH AfIrTn-ths
hrt do,e sanshed me that y was tbe medicine sulisa
10 by Vsesss, snd ! teund that ~ tikinE ! doSs ihsl
eael ineAl, that my food done .a,t ernc rooi' snlhs
eahinsny bowels And side Eiib tbsPsin Psnsess.
hay5RLh. we've mnsa istslgr tliktedl and contInncS
~ gam strength and gesb, tui had ueed fnur heft,S'
hlnes INA lime have enjoyed The hssi Of hesitt.
you' wouId n w, " ru ms saew ofrauF yslpablfttipsdi
mand. viii here remdik that aiflsNf61 nj, VA.
NyeIs SHACK ofdiaTthcl. and inase mini 4 iers q
Ious Pain Penacea, and W plhce told NE shst n, ~
nss,I SSaed e,n. sAiIa q 81 hsaIJSafhfG
The Pain Panfeses. hesly, and IN 4 rhori IN sRkis a.. /
WsleiieaA Msis p~rsysnta y fipm blifiHfti.
@As-R FuaenovEl19 ~ %sins Al y iram
dor ,,i.h ~ \ Il Y ,nsisnuiNs tlguee,o v. bAKFh
' Hsh'anas Ohtb. "'' d -
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lDnblie G~onpepautss,
NEW ARRANGEMENT

ON and after Modday, May 18th, Passenger
OTrains leave asfollows:
Cleveland tor Erie, DunkiTk and Buffalo, at 7
80 A. NJ, 3.46 P. M. and 8 .l5P. NJ.
Cleveland for Columbus and Cincinnati, at 500
AM. 1000 A. NJ. and s l6PIM.
Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago, at 7,i0 A.
M, 1000 A. M. and $40 p. M.
Columbus for Cleveland, Erie, DAnkirk and Bui
falo, at i0,i5 A. M, loo P. NJ. and 1900 P. NJ.
Shelby for Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and Buff
falo, at laos p. M, 400 P. M. and 9.25A. NJ.
Shelby for Columbus and Cincinnati, at I0,3a
Am I,26 p. M. and 1925 p. M.
Erie for Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, To-
ledo aud Chicago, at 1850 p. NJ. and 2,45 A. NJ.
A.ST0NE il, Superintendent.
Cleveland MAY 18th, 1858
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

=. ..HNH
John Thompson, 10. Ashland Com. R,t,s
Us. ua1 in District Court
Solomon Natkle, den. within aGA for the eOGn.
sa VI: ia ''"' P'H' for 'y afA'hln"d'
ID virtue 9ftgo cEecNlions duly issued againa
- the above named Plaintiff, ono Ior costs in
Court OF COMMON pieas, llle other for costs in
Inc Digript Court within aud for oie county OF
Ashland aEd State Of Ohio, to Inc DIRECTED, will
expose TO Public Sale, On ihc premises ofSichu.
las Fast, IN froy Township, in said comfy, On =
Saturday. January 2sth, n. d., 1854.
between the hogrs d ten O'CLOCK 4. NJ. and four
o'clockP. NJ OF SAID day, the following Described
6oous and ChaltleS,to wit: The undlyidetm,ef
est ofJohn Thompson oil aud in f!ty-sii shcep, now
lnthe possession ofsaid Nicholas Fast. The said
Fast is to Keep SAID Sheep until shearing time ia
tle year 1851, and TO retain for keeping, tho en-.
Tire increase and all the wopl except one pound
lgr sac4 sheep, leaving % The interest Of said
ThoTp2on in said sheep, hNy.siy sheep and iity-
six pounds Of wa |. Also, IN the sane date. /
will expose TO Public Sale the undisided interest
oi John Thompson Of uRh in fity-six sheen now
y We possession of James Wright, in said Town
sup, being the same interc.t as specified love ,
to wits = hly-siS sheep and fifty. pornds orwool,
70 be sold eiwcen the hours as Aforesaid, ontlhe
premises Of sab Wright, u said county 2 fash.
land and State ofOhiO. Terms o~rSale-CaSh,
}, D. JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland, Jannary II, 1859. 3w3i hi 81
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HAVE procured a right Tor an Improvement
i IN building houses, by which house may he
built for a small amount of money, with all the
Gonveniencos and comforts Of tho dearest houses;
and az ! have appointed John Smalley, Of Ash
land, as NY agent for this county, please call on
hiEi aEd examine the model, and procure Il right.
ANDREW s. NORRIS.
Troy, Ashland co.., Aug. =, 1853. 2tI
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Ashland, January n. 1854. Avail !, !
sALE oP ItEAL EsTIrn

Nrursulgee'q f an Older Of tie Prolar Ccurt q
L AshisLd Connty, ohio, made at The January term
olsald court 4, Il. 1854, | will offer for sale On SaI.
urdtv Tie Glib day OF February A. D. ,sSi AZ t;ro
O'Clock !; m. on the premises, the following desert.
tea Neal Esiate, as tho property orJ6uGa u. CrobSe,
aceessrd. situate ip the town Of Ashland; beiug The
noith .west o. section seventeen, township twtnty.
mug on phs porh side Of the road leading from Ash.
ianu 70 harriisvlle, and at The south esst corner ol
VIZ slleyi lying cast Of Tot nhmher 6he hahdred and
twsnty.thteel in Addersons addition. to the town o
Ashland, thence north on the east line or said alley
one nundrvl and nay feet, thence east ak rods and
ten links 70 the line Of land owned by Joseph Sheets
ioenee south along the line IL said shcett lthd ons
hpqurei anll nay feet, helee westelong tnid road e
ihe place OF beginning, SIX rods and ten links Term.
Oi sae--One hall Cash Ii haRd, ole lialf in one ven
sses'es y @oI.gsse upon tbs R~fefaises ApBEsisel
SARAH CRoUsE, E~xecu,rix
Of The last will of. II. Grouse, deceased.
Ashland, JbnuAry ID, 1881. SNn
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RS.

MARRIED, near Monroeville Huron county,
Ohio, by Row. s. A. ee, Mr.. WILLIAM WIETERs,
10 Miss M l.. Cook, both Of Ashland, Ohio. "
'IT The above couple have our thanks Tor an *.
'esllsnt lot Of cakes. May the sur OF prosperity for.
ever shine upon their pathway, and no - winters" Of
'%sdversity ever come upon them,
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NEW JEWELRY STORE
-. ,.. ~ ..

-
T r. G00DFELL0W has opened in the new
l. room, two doors east Of Messrs. Riser 4 Ris-
ser's Store, on Main street, Il
watch ana JeweIry Establish cnts
where he will offer every articlc usually kept in
such establishments, at very low rates.
Among his stock may be found Gold and Sill
yer Watches, of every description, variety and
quality. Pins, LADIES' Gold Breaches, Grape,
Enamcled, Cluster, Knot, Cuff and Scarf Pins.
EAR DROPS, HOOKS AND RINGS.
Gold Rings, Lockets, Pencils, Gold Chains, Bag
ley Gold Pens and Holders, large assortment.
s}ldn SILVER SPOONS. 10 sai
Table and Tea Spoons Of pure silver, German
Silver and plated Spoons, Butter Knives, Salt aud
Sugar Shovels, Silver Forks, &C., &c.
CUTLERY,
Of every description, from the best American md
English Establishments. Also Needles, Port Mo.
MES, Dressing and Poke, Combs, and Pockc;
Books, Violin and Guitar Strings,
gH Goggles. Eye Shades, Compasses
and Acordcons. Eight Day and Twenty. fonr
Hour BrasS Clocks, in the most splendid Papier
Maehea, Rose Wood aud Muhogap, ease'.
WAIUMB3 AMID OhO0KS
Cleapcd aud repaired, aud wosk warranted. Old
Gold and Silver bought at the highest PRICE. !
invite the publicto examine my Stock beloIe ppr-
chasing elsewhere. Dbl .r..i-
/. n. GooDFELLoW.
Ashland, Dec. 81, 1858. n3l Il.