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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-22

r CST-COING FROM THE CORNER OF FOURTH
IL and Thompson streets to the Of Greene and
Anfy streets, russell leather portemonnae, contain
ing sum OF money aud a small key. The finder will
rec, i've a reward by leaving il at pa Fourth rect
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A SITUATION Is WANTED BY RESPECTABLE
IA middle aged man, as coachnian or gardener. Best
OF city references given If required Please call 81
dress j. b., at tho oicc OF the st. Georges Society
Rooms, SO Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-22

The Demand nor fashionable Millinery Mt
cost prices amounts, might have been expected to
fnrore. There ia only place in New York where
niste winter bonnets beaver hats feathers feather
trimmings artificial flowers, and rich ribbons, acu
ally be purchased at first cost. That place is X. T.
WIDE'S establishment Nos 20 and % John street He
has pat down prices in order to give full employment to
upwards Of three hundred hands in his work
The rush which commenced Immediately after the
Docement OF this fact through the press still continues
undated. :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-22

nj oNs MIRAs0I.E's ELEGANT NEW DANCING AGA
III deny, 10 Bond street lex Apollinea will he OMEN
a en- the 3o,h Of November, 1864. ~ = oPe"
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TOMMIsSI0NER OF DEEDS-ANY PERSON HOLD
~ ing the appointment Of Commissioner, who Is viii
ling 10 resign tor consideration, may hear of oppor
tunity BY address nR Z. E, box 90 Post Once.
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Wedding and Visiting Cards I'm the most
fashionable sty les twenty per cent less than the
usual charges. choice assortment of the latest styles
Of bridal envelopes, silver WATERS &c Seals engraved
silver door plates, &c KEMBl practical engraver,
40 RrOadWay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-22

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES
"A situation cook, washer and ironer; is excel
lent baker, can he well recommended from her last place
May be seem until employed, at 20 Navy street. Brook
ln between Sands and Prospect. place in Brooklyn
urelerred,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-22

VIZ ANTIn-BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH PROTES
w tant girl, a situation cook chambermaid or
waiter Best references given Apply at S74 Ninth st.,
for two days,
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-02-22
Additional by the America.
NV Wang Fsh n

NEw YoRK. Feb. f6.
tits rumored thai q collision had taken
place in the Black Sea.
The Russians had suffered severe loss
a, Matchin on the l3tb, and had a steam.
er disabled.
The whole Russian feet lrh S~ebasiopol
OF the 18th in the direction of Boylon.
Details Of China news say The rebels
were within go miles Of Pekin. Plenty
Of stores and rice in Pekin for three years
subsistence. Trade still carried on under
Provincial regulations of %consols Of Great
Britain and America. Exports Of teas
and silks much greater than last year.
AUsTRIA.-The Austriaa Government
has ordered 10000 troops in great hast,
10 Hungary. il is no. yet known what il
going on there.
d. Mahomed was al Canada bar.
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JSSIAN MINISTER PARIS 6 LONDON
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-02-22
TO PRINTERS.

A NEW EDITION Of the Specimen Book Of
n BRucE's New YoRK Tyre FoUEDRY was pub
ilshed IN Ser TENDER, 1858, and will be given to
those Proprietors OF Printing Offices who will
send for it, or it will be forwarded by mail on re-
ceipt, in advance, Of fifty cents for the postage.
In il are exhibited many articles never before
shown-thcrc have been added 60 the Foundry
new varieties Of Remnnr types ftom Nine-lIne
Plea to Pearl, various limitations OF Writing, q
great number Of Fancy Fonts, Borders, both
PLAN and Illuminated, Labor.Saving Ruies, aud
a complete Foundry of Germans. .
The types now Manufactured are cast from
new combination OF metal Of great durability, ant
are usually Kept on hand In large quantities.
Every Fancy Font is sold by weight and at tn
printed prices, which are fiom ~ to Is per cent
less than those OF some other foundries. All o
their Printing Materials IRE furnished at manu-
facturers' prices, either for cash or credit. p
Printers wishing TO open an account with me
or whose dealings have been long suspended
are requested to accompany their orders wit
city references to prevent delay.
Printers Of Newspapers who choose TO publisI
this advertisement, including this note, tire
tim u beIore the FIRST Of August, 1854, and sen
one OF the papers, will be paid for it in typ
when they purchase Eve times the amount Q
their bill from me, of my own manufacture, sc
lected from my specimens.
10 Chambers street, New York.
Feb. Is, 1854. n39.--3w. LOO
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New YORK, Feb. l6.

NEW DIRK, teO. To-
The steamer Franklin sailed for Ilavre
this morning.
Shortly before | o'clock p. NJ, Broad.
way was completely blocked by crowd
Of excited Germans and others, who were
yelling and making every other demon
stration short OF serious violence under
the windows OLA. Bollmare, Hessian Con-
sui.
The reason given for this outrage was
that some recently arrived emigranls had
called on the Consul on business connected
with his passage here and when requested
10 take of his hat he refused on the grount
that this was a free country, whereupor
the Consul performed the operation him
self adding a severe whipping 10 the par
ty.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

use Of Sage Kellogg, In ASH md Common
Is. Pleas.
JouasH. Gicrhart,:
PURSUANT to the command OF an orde Of
sale, issued in the above case, from the Court
OF Common Pleas o. Ashland county, and State
Of Ohio, TO mo directed, / vii expose TO public
sale al the door Of the Court House, IL said coun-
ty, on
Mondoy The 9Th day Of March, 1854,
between tie hours Of ten O'Clock. A.. M, and
Iour O'Clock P. NJ, Of said diy, the one uhdi-
vided half Of thu following described real estate
situated and being in the county Of Ashland, and
State Of Otto, to wit; Part Of the north. west
quarter of section No. to5) twenty-five, township
i22) twenty.two, range nc, sixteen beginning at
the ncrth,eabt corner Of said quarter, thence
south on the east quarter line one hundred aud
~(orty.two tlI2, rods, to the centre OF the creek
called Jerome Fork, Of the Mohocan creek;
thence north along the contre Of said creek 10
the north lhe Of said quarter, thence east on
the aaid North line one hundred rods 10 The place
Of beginning. Also, part Of tho south west quar-
ter oi section twenty-fou t24J township and
rangr as above beginning at the southeast cor.
ner Of said quarter, thence north one hundred
aud sixty rods and eighteen linke 10 tho northeast
corner OF said quarter, thence west 10 the quar-
ter line sixty.three rods seventeen Inks 10 Ben.
ialnia Moret ds,,hence south blthty. eightt rod
with the east line Of said More's lands, theme,
west with the said More's lands to the center o
the creek i thence south ii THE center thereof I,
the said south line, thence alonE said line to tn
place Of beginning, one hundred rods diSiau,
containing sevcnty.sit aerca thifts. five rods, III
hrst above described trae, Of land; containin
Sitty.f6ur acres ono rood and Tdut tods.
Terms Of Sale--Caah. a, tHiiit
y. y. toSEs, sheriff.
Feb, !, iso5,-na7. dw. pr $500,
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cluds any peace wi,hOu, consulting their
interest.
The German Powers throughout Aus
ifia definitely refuse.
Russia 10 therefore isolated,
The Western Powers are Immediately
to demand The evacuation Of The Prihci
p%alilies and are TO command ii forthwith.
The Russian Minister in I.ondon has
paid a formal and Anal visit TO the For.
eign Department.
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rs hereby given that a petition will be presented 70
L the Commissioners Of Ashland county. al their
next regular session. eoinmencin. The first Monday IN
March next, praying for the laying out and establish
ment Of a county road In CleArcreek township, com
menciug at a point on The state road between Ashland
aud Savannah, where the section line between sec
tiOu 25 and 70 i~ntersects said State road, thence west
on the line between sections 25 and 80, and between
sections &C and IS and sections % aud "a, crossing tho
road running north and south between the lands o
Thomas Sproat and Jacob Stonei, near H~arvOuti
School House, and terminating al a point ner Musser'i
Meeting House, where said proposed road will NEE
The road leading west and ~in,ersect the road fr0n
Petersburg 10 Savannah. MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb I I45l-nQ7 lw, M
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nnAn

THERE will be a petition presented I" the Com
missioners Of Ashland Conuty, far the vea-
tiUn Of so much Of the County Road leading iron
Hayesville to Finley's Bridge, as lies between the
Road lending from Mohecinvlle to Jeromevillei
and the road leading from Mohecanville to Reeds
burg, and to locate and establish a county road
commencing at the southwest corner of section
t2SJ running east on y 9 section line between rs
and section 1891 ill il intersecst' c road leading
from Mohecanville to Reods6urg.
Feb. s., IS5i.-n38 Avs I. A. EAGLE.
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MARRIAG GS.

MARRIED, Feb. 10th, by Rev. \. Ritz, Mr.,
JosEPR GRINER to Miss ESrIiIR J. 0LDsDoRTr, all
Of Ashland County.
On the 10th inst, by Elias Dickey, Minister
Mr.. JoHN D. McGUIRE to Miss ASoELiNr CHARt-
TON, both Of Ashland County, Ohio.
In Wooster, on the 22nd inst, by Rev. II. Jones
Mr. RAEpoLrn FREER, Esq, Of thi, place 10 Mis-
HAhRiEr A.. Saith, Of Wooster, OHIO.
ThI' leaves one less Of the old 'tssr,. MAY hap
plnsss and prosperity attend this union, "'s f'sstf
" pisAsd gsv." AZ
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SCHOOL NOTIOE.

TfiERE will be an examination Of Teachers
i held in tho Ashland Union School Rooms, on
Saturday March II, 1904, commencing at 10
each applicant, q certificate Of moral character,
We request all applicants 10 ho In attendance
pune ually al the hour OF beginning.
by ORDER OF TIE BOARD,
Feb. a, 1854. nn,-aw.
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February Is, 1854. nso.-4w.
ROAD NOTICE.

MOTE is hereby given III ia petition will be
IN presented to the Commissioner Of Ashland
county, Ohio, at their next session, praying for
the laying out and establishment ola county road,
40 feet wide, commencing at the Road leading
from Ashlandto Wooster, on the west line of the
west half Of the southwest quarter Of section
number fifteen, in Montgomery township, thence
south between Charles Riley's and Daniel Carriers
land, thence south along the line between Sam
uel Swineiord's and George swineford's land
thence south between John M. Viewers aud
John Springer's land, thence south between Aus
tin Moherman aud the Widow Figley's and, &c
the road running from the Ashland and Jerome
Vile road east and west, past Aust Muhermun''
where 1t terminates by intersecting said raod.
.I.I..4. MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb, 1, IS5i.-iw37.
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NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will DO
IN presented TO the commissioners u Ashland eOua.
~, ohio, at their next session, praying for the Lters'
ton in the state Road running on the line between
the Townships Of Clrarcreek and Rugglss, cOnlmcne
lug at, or near the north west corner u section Three
10 Clearereek township, thence eastward North Ofthe
present line, as near a. suitable ground eau be had. In
t~ersecting the present road, ON The east side 1.-The Yer
million River. MANY PETITIONERS
Feb 4 laJg-4u re, .
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W AsHINGToN N, Feb. 10

An attempt was made in the House to,
day, by Mr.. Jones, Of Tennessee, to re-
consider the vote which nailed the Def
cheney Bill, on account of an error in the
committee. Ruled out Of order. Appeal.
ed and appeal tabled.
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CoSsrASrrSopLE Feb. Is.

" OUNsTANTINUPLE, TUU' To-
The Turkish convoy arrived without
accident having disembarked. troops and
provisions at Colon. The Turks about / o
assume the offensive against Akhalsik and
Fremont.
The Paci6c's news from Persia con.
irmed.
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IA on Yatnell,
rt.
The Trustees Of Loud.
envilie Academy.
2 cisses.
IN Ashland Common
Peas.

PURSUANT tn the command or two wriu of
excel tion called Pleuries vendi Exponas Is.
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas, Ut Ash.
land county, both in favor Of Aaron Yarnel and
against said Trustees OF said Academy, to mo
directed, | will expose Ia public saAe a. the door
oil the Court House in said county on
Monday The eth day Of Marsh, 1854,
between the hours often O'Clock A, N. and four
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, tho following dsscri-
bod real estate, and being in the county Of Ash.
land, aud State Of Ohio, TO wit; belug ldtA nun
Der nine, ten and eleven in Wale's addition to
the T1Wi VI Loudenville and also known % tho
L%oudenvill Academy lots with the appurtenanees
to the same belunging, as the property Of tho
said defendants. Appraised al two thoHtAhd
,hree hundred and SIXTY cir dollars, siIty.tiI
~eents,s-Tsrnis Of Sale-Cash.
]. D. JONES, Sheriff.
Feb. 20, 1884. ro-aw.
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tNN
HALIFAX, Feb. IL.
The Canada arrived this morning.
MARKETS Breadstuffs at Liverpool
dull during the irsi part Of the week. and
sdeclined lsa2s on -four, Is On corn, and
e8lasd on wheat.
Since then all articles have revived and
lin better request, closing I'd decline on
wheat and Is on flour.
Duriug the week corn nearly recovsre.
value.
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THERE will be presented to the Commissioners Of
l. Ashland county. Ohio, at their regular March
session in 1854, a petition for a road beginning al
the east end Of John KiTkwoUds laue, on The Fred
rick road, thence running south to the southeastern
ner or Kirk woods land, thenCe nearly a southeast
direction through BlaCkmOre's, Jumlinson's, ThOmp
sons, Wiriek's, Andrew and Pilloon's land 10 inter
sect the road leading from Loudonyille 70 MI. Vernon,
near the corner Of section " aud %, in Hanover town
ship, Ashland county, ohio. MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb / leJ4.-n31 lw'. ..
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Important Discovery
1LIEF IN TEN

RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES!!
DRYAN's PULMoNIc WATERS are u~niailing
ID ing in the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Sore Threats, Hoarseness, Difficult
Breathing, l~Geipient Consumption, and Diseasesol
the Lungs. They have no taste oil medicine, and
any child win take them. Thousands have been
restored to health that had before dispaired. Tes-
timony given in hundreds Of cases. A single
dose relieves in ten minutes y cs.
Ask for Bryan's PuImonic Wafers-the original
and only genuine is stamped " Bryau." Spurious
kinds ale offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents
boz. Sold by dealers generally, J. BRYAN .
Co., Rochester, New York, Proprietors. Whole
sale by J, D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio W. Fiske
Cleveland, Ohio. '''f .i 20 'l dhi-
February g., 1874 n3Stf -r~ -rgf lfE.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 8

The jury in the case of Warden Us
Cincinnati Daily Times, for libel, brought
in q verde, this afternoon, for the plain.
tiff OF $4,000.
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LEAD. ZINC, IRON PAINT,
OIL AMID
MAHUrAcrrRiD By

MANUFACTURED BIZ
a1 q FRtNCIS =. LEWIS, & Co... oi'
Represented by Lewis, Jamts & Co.,
135 South Front Street, Phil delphia.
nRDERs thanEfully receiyed-punetualIy attended
~ to, guaranteed to give satisfaction, and offered
for sale on the most liberalterms.
For samples aud particulars, please address as
above. - Nt-7 Jan. ls.-n35 3uL
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NEw YoRK, Feb. II.

The news is ominous Of war.
The answer from England and France
30 the Russian enquiries respecting the en-
try Of the fleets, was delivered on the LIST
10 the Ministers IN London and Paris.
The terms Of the reply did not trans.
pire.
The Russian Minister is reported to
have Withdrawn from Paris, and the Min.
lister was 10 leave London on the 5ih.
England is sending a detachment Of
small steamers 10 take soundiogs Of the
entrance into the Baltic Tor the feet.
Orders are understood 10 have been
sent to the English and French Embassa-
doris at ST. Petersburg 10 demand their
passports.
At a cou icil held al the Tuilleries on the
30lh January, the question Of sending an
extraordinary land force TO Turkey was
fully discussed. Ii is proposed 10 send
10000 men.
England will send only a small force,
bul,will pay half The expenses.
The British army is 10 be increased by
1000 men, regulars, and the navy by
$4,000 men.
No change had occurred al Kalafa,
since last report.
On The Danube, although sustaining
from great operations, the Turks give The
Russians no rest.
Parliamen, was opened on The aOIh ult.
The crowd was much greater than usual.
On the route 10 The House the queen was
greatly cheered, but Prince Albert was oc-
rasionally Kissed. The Turkish Minister
was loudly cheered. The House was unu-
,sually full Of splendid costumes. No
members of American delegation present
the Master OF the ceremonies had senl
notice to all diplomatic members 10 appear
in full costume.
The following is part Of the Queens
speech:
The hopes which | expressed at the
close Of the last %session-ihat a speedy
settlement would be effected Of The diff
culhies existing between Russia and The
Ottoman Porte-have not been realized
and | regret 10 say that a state of warfare
has ensued. have continued to act il
cordial cooperation with the Emperor o
abe French, and my endeayors, in conjunc
dion with my allies, 10 preserve and re
store peace between the contending par
ties, although unsuccessful have been un
.~semiuiBg. | will not fail to persevere ii
those endeavors, but as the continuance O
the wal may deeply effect the interests
this county and Europe, ] think it requi
sl,c 10 make a further augmentation o
.u,,..u L.. v,;,L Tho ,;a,
my navy 1"u
Of supporting my 'a"~ L. :" ~ :
more e"e''E ' Nv. =
papers explanatory Of the negotiation
which have isSen place on this subje'
Ahall be communicated 10 you without d
Jay.
recommeoO 70 'o"' 00"'''"
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GUARDIANS .stE OF nHAL Es-

nNthe 9th day or March, A.. ID. 1885, between
the hours often o,clsck A. NJ. and three
O'Clock P. N. upon the following premises siiu-
ate in the county 81 Ashland, and State or Ohia,
to witt The sonthswest quarter Of seciion one,
rownsh!., twenty, % range sixteen, containing
i60 acres, will DO sold 70 tho highest bidder, tho
Sne undivided seventh part OF said premises, tho
interest OF Mary lana AhdteWs The one 6adi-
vidad seventh part Of said premises, :ks inisf.
est Of Thomas Andrews tho one third sf ose
undivided seventh part Of aid pre- misrs, the H.
tefelt, Of Charles Phtehafd The his third 81
one undivided seventh pari6f said premises, ibe
interest Of Anna NJ Pri'ehald ,auiths one third
Of one undi vidod seventh part Of said premises,
the interest of Thomas Pritehard.
Terms OF Sale One third caah u hand, she
third IN oneyeW, and The rosdue Ia two ysars
with interest rom the day Of sale, back pagmep,s
10 be secured BY mortgage on The promises.
WILLIAM COULTER, \ Gnrldien.
fn hi WILLIAM HUGnEn, 4 rHk
JOHN PRIrCHARD. " etlta4t0a'
Feb. Bh, is5f.-n2S Az. ptt9,
Mn. The bslanoe o. the .h6ls dsss nd 20
acres will slssh told u pnhllc fale, Il N - 70
time and place above meutoneLt l0 s4ii ul
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NOTlCE,

NOTICE is hereby given, ihatthe undersigned
Y has been appointed Administrator OF the
Estate of Samuel zehner, decd, late OF MIflin
Up, Ashland County, o. All persons owing sad
Estate, are requested to settle their accounts
Immediately, and those having accounts against
SAID Estate, are requested TO present Them legal
~ authenticated. JOHN CHARLES, Admir-.
Of $. ZEHNER, deed.
Inhrnnry Is. 1874. n3a.-4At.
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BARRIERS LINE OF HACKS
T~REANUnER,s NOTICE.

A III. those holding county orJets, on which
N interest is aceruing, will take notice that J
ain now ready to redeem all such orders, and .
not presented lor pNymsniths interest vii esas'
from mis- date, j. W. BOYD,
Treasurer OF Ash.
Nov. %, $50. TM
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE RY OR Deb
OF PROBATE COURT.

OE ObA NONnA
ON the Sd day Of March, AID. 1861, between
" the hours Of ten O'Clock A. M. and four
O'Clock p, NJ, at the south door of the Court
House, in the town OF Ash aud, County of Ash.
land and State ofOhio, will be sold to tho highest
bi der, the following Real Estate, as the proper
ty Of Isaiah Grouse, deceased, TO wit; Situate 10
said Ashland County, aud I" being in the north.
cast corner Of the southeast quarter, OF section
twenty-eight, Township twoniy-three, and range
%:irteen, and being eleven porches from north 10
south, and about 6ly perches from east to west,
contai ing four acres, one rod aud ten pcrchcs
excepting a part o. the east end sold and teeded
by John Fluke to Christian Ruph. and like Sise q
strip supposed 10 DO sixteen feet, more or less,
clear along the south side Of s1ld 'ot,m suliectto
and encountered by the widows dowet, ofoight.
teen dollars to be paid TO hsr annually during her
natural life, the first payment 10 be made on the
LIST day OF July, 1854, aud annually on the first
day Of January thereafter. Apprai'ed at ST0s 90.
Terms OF Sale tone third cash IN hand, one
third in one year, aud the residue in two yeanl;
with interest fftm the day Of sale back pay.
mcuts to be secured by a mortgage on the prem. !.
see. MARTIN WOLF,
Admir-, Of Isaiah Grouse, deed.
Feb. %, 1884. nlo.-4w.
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omnee FranNlln Z warrcn p: n. So.I

OTIcc Franklin q warren ". ". Co.
Franklin, Portage CO., Ohio, sept w. lesa' '
~----- A IA meeting of the directors
Ak1<2 lAH&S@r n OF the P.& W. X. X. Co..
held June II, 1855, The following assessments upon
STOCK subsuriptiops were made. viz: Ten per eeghrsy.'
able July lst, 1854, and sn assessment 9Iten WV se ~
whole amount Is paid. Three indictments are ihere.
fore now due. TO Wit; The FIRST when subscribed lby
the charter the second July lat, and the mird, Az
sssSss,ihe,a In Ashland vinase and county arc re-
.oeetrli, requested TO immediately pay Az ins'.l.
nenis now due, aud as they hereafter become ave, ~
he BANKING House Of Luther, Grail q Co., A'hlahu'
un'e'' ''IS 70 UpV JOEL W. TYLER. Sec.
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T0WNSHtP Clerks are notified that the School
kaw has bcen received, aud is now resdy Cor
di%stritMuou. ISAAC GATES, Auditor.
Ashland, Feb. g., iS54-n5s r. e nliF