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OPELOUSAS.
RED RIVER.

Wiieave TUESDAY February 81, at 5 o'clock pM
EOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND -
- EGoRE AMp ALExa Regular shreve $50
drarght COMPROMISE Captain Kay viii eaS.
~ above. For freight passage apply board,
SMITH d FIaiISTER, Is Canal street
n The Compromise viii give through aiing at high water
" s 1'st t.bst
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YAZoO RIVER.

VIII leave TUESDAY, FebruarY ~ O'Clock P. N.
NOR TCHULA, YAZ00 CITY, -
A SATARTIA yICKSBuRG intermediate llla1ss "
land ,ngs-Reguar Yazoo River and Tehua Packet
AEIoN.The fine fast running passenger FTUN,
Wallace master, VIII leave having
superior accommodations apply on board,
7. WILSON, II Carondeet street.
LIZ The alton will take freight for all landings the River
above Yazoo City with the privilege eshpn storing
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Later from Observation-Disclosures
Bill passed tins senate by 90 MajOri-
ty!!---SuIeidc of Dr. G%ardnerI! stiInN'
w AsHINoTON, March 4

" ~
CWAsHlNoToN, March 4.
The debate 10 the Senate on the Nebras-
Ia bill was continued ill 5 o'clock this
morning, and was participated in by Cass,
pell, Dawson, Norris, Sumner Wade,
Tracy, Fessenden, Weller, Houston, and
Douglas, and a few minutes past FIVE the
vote was iaken, and The bill passsd--yeas
81, nsysll4. as follows: ,a. on .,,,i.
Yeas-Adams, Aichison, Badger, Bay
ard, Benjamin, Brodhead, Brown, Butler,
Cass, Clay, Dawson. Dixon, Dodge,
Douglas, Evans, Fitzpatrick, Greer 9 win,
Hunter, Johnson, Jones, Jones Of Tenn,
Mason, Morton, Morris, Petit, Pratt, Rusk.
Sebastian, Shields, Slidell, Stewart, Tou'
cey, Thompson of KY, Thompson Of n,
j. Weller and Williams. '',2gY d
NAys.--Bell, Chase, Dodge Of Wiscon
sin, Fessenden. Fish, Hamlin, Houston
James, Seward, Smith, Sumner apl Wade
Bright, 'Foombs and Mallory are sick by
YOU'D have voted for The bill. Mr.. Allen
absent, would have voted against it.
Phelps, Pierce, Cooper, Everett. Wrigh
aud Clayton moi voting. I'D.
The title Of the bill was changed 10
bill for the Government Of Nebraska am
Kansas. og' % cog
Mr. Gass congratulated the Senate o
he piqpPh Of squa''er sovereignty, a.
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The Senate ordered The Nebraska bill to
be ~engrOsscd by a vote of2s lO.ls. I'm
porlant amehdments were made.
Mr.. Stuart, Of Michigan, insisted upon
the modification Of the bill. a violent
add angry discussion followed, between
s'aAri and Dopglas. W VI gIj5} Y
Mr.. Douglas and the majority yielding,
and accepted Mr.. S,uarts9 ameudmeRI
which was then offered by Mr. Badger
and adopted by atoie Of IS to 10. 4
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WAsuIyoroS, NIareh

sESATR,=rThe bill granting land TO all
the States for the benefit Of The indigen,
insane, vas iaken ap, aql after some de-
bate. postponed.
Phe Nebraska bin was ihen taken w,
and Mr.. Clayton spoke in its favor.
UogsE.--Fhe House rssumea Ae com
sideralon of Tie motion TO Te(cr TO the
Gommiiee Of Whole Senate bill grapiipg
lard V Wisconsin for railroads.
Mr.. Disney, of Ohio, spoke in sqppNSt
Of lke .eoasd,utional risbl and policy Of
making SUCH grants. ass
After some lWher discussion, Mr..
jones', Of Tennessee, moved, that ihe bill
be laii or the aable, which was disagreed
TO. TWTGy GFECD pEEfTT
'fbe 'spcskef announced dat the time
had arrived Tor ihe election of a Ppblic
Printer. Mr.. Orr nowlpated 9. P. Mich
olson, editor Of the !bniop.
Mr.. Chandler popiua,ed Joseph Gales,
editor af the National intelligence.
Various other nominations were made.
On the vote being taken, Mr.. Nichol'
son received Ice votes; Mr.. Gales 4s
scattering 80. Mr.. NICHOLSON was there
fore declared elected. nm ID.
In ,he depocralic caucus last evening
after a preliminary ballot, Mr.. Nicholson
Of the Union, was unanimously nomina'
ted as the candidate for printer to thu
House. al.ral'
NJ 6laglon, Of lnslaHase will spesI
to day against the Nebraska bill. Mr.
Bell will follow on the same side. a3h
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W~AsurSoroS, March Q.

An amendment to the Homestead Bill
proposing 10 charge 25 cents per acre, in
stead Of donating land, was rejected.
An amendment tina, the bill should not
90 into effect until one year after its pas
sage, in order, as the mover said, to pre-
vent the people Of Go west from step
ping ia at once and ssiesting the best
lands, was also rejected before ldi'pO'lng
Of l.he bill.
Oammihee rose, and House adjo grnee!d.
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by Lord John Russell Isl n Ne details dis
tasteful, both to consessSiiyea and Liber-
ais. 4
'Ris reported that LOtd Rajlah Is TO.
have the chief command and that the
Duke Of Cambridge, Genral s. Evans
and Brotheeton are o have appointments.
,Adyices from Ktagoya state that bad
weather alone prevented The Russians
from attacking Kslafai.
The Invading army have hade a move.
menl ia advance hui active operations
would moi begin until March,
The French Gosesaneai continues war
preparations with great activity.
The Hrest feet has been ordered 10 sea
Immediately,
RepSted serious c%onlic. took place on
the 20ih at Togani,
Grea, loss On bath sides T~urksSeireat
ed 10 kalalai, n ti -irlq 20 % .u1
Gen. Gaiou has commenced offensive
operations in Asia against the Russians.
Kalafat is invested with 10000 Russian
troopa. @'.''
The CzaF has given orders 10 evsry forl
to drive the Turks on, ia lower Wallaphia
without further delay. 3f7 GnH'
PARls, Monday.-Rourse very 6rm--'
report that the Emperor Of Austria had de-
Glazed he would make common cause will
Western powers, il the Russians crosset
the Danube--produced q rise in funds
lhrees closing COZ Al per GENT OH. ~.
Lord John Russell stalled in the Hops'
that arrangement, have been made between
French and English Ambassadors as t
The eourse 10 DO taken by combined fleets
Also that Government had no reason Il
be dissatisfied with Count Qrlof's mission
10 Austria. Hl7 pr .l.a.r
The objec. was to secure neutrality Q
Austria 10 case Of war, but it had failed.
II is said that the Emperor Napoleon
in an autograph letter, has made a last az
peal To the good sense Of The Gar.
Prince Napoleon is stated to be enlhu
siaslically in favor Of land operations ,
support the Turks, in which even, b
would probably receive the command.
The Prince Napoleon alluded to is
ccpsin Of the French Emperor.
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Ngw Hayes, March q.

.aR. a. Smith, the mail robber, arrested
last Friday, was ar'aig ed in the y. States
Court today, AND plead guilty, and was
senlepped BY Judge Ingersoll TO hard la
Dor in tie State Prison for q Years. q,
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NEw YoRK, Feb. /

A large meeting against the Nebraska
bill was held in Williamsburg last night.
A letter was read from Senator Seward,
and speeches made by several distinguish
ed persons. Strong resolutions against
The measure were adopted. iaau 20 sst7ai c.,
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AN ORDINANCE,

To prohibit the use Of Intoxicating Liquors az ;
beverage. and TO punish the violation Of theSaTne.A
SEC. / BE itoHDrSED by the trustees of Mont
township, Ashland county. and Stale ofQhio,
that II any person shall yend or give away Hny Spir-
ltuous Liquor, or Liquors within the Corporate lin
lis OF said township, or II any person shall sell, Vena
or give away any SpiIituous Liqt0r or Hquors with.
10 the limits Of said townSkip, With the intent to
cvade the provisions Of this ordinance, each and eve.
~ person so offending, khaH be deemed guilty Of a
misdcme amor. and up0tfeonviCtion thereof, before
any Justice OF the PcAer, within sliltownstip hall
forfeit and pay for each and every offence, a sum not
exceeding ffty dollars, nor losh Char ten dollars With
costs OF prosecution, and any peJson IpoA co1vietlon
I efcof, falling 10 pay any such sum, Or sums as may
be imposed under the provisionsUf this section, with
costs If prosecution shall be committed to the jail
OF the county until he shall pay the Same, or, be dis.
charged in due course Of law, Provided that any per.
son, or pcrsun MS are sted'h the provisions Oflhis or.
dlnance, shsllb be perufittedto prove on trial. that such
SbTtilpous Liquor, or Liquors we're sold apd used for
Medical, Mechsuich OF i~Sacrameptal purposes,
and that no portion oCthe same was used for any 9th.
er purpose, and upon such proof being made u shall
be Adcfenee TO any prosecution Under this section.A
SEC. end. That all Houses, Stores. Shops, Sheds or
other Buildings that arc Kept as a. place Of resort for
/ ppfns or Drinkin, If Spirituous Liquors shall be
considered, and held to be a place OF tipping OF IN
temperance within the meaning and intent Of this
ordinance and The occupants OF the same, shall b
subject to the penalties ordained In the foregoing sec
ton.
SIC. I'd. That all prosecutions under the prdvlu.
ions OF fthis ordinance, shall be, commenced by a
written statement OF the facts. signed by the person
making the complaint, or upon affidavit filed beiores
Justice Of the Peace. IN either case q warrant shall
be issued by the Justice. for the arrest OF the accused
SEc, 9TH. This ordinance TO he In iored, Cror'kAl
amer the Goth dAy Of April, AID. 1854. ~
Attest, Do INl oNr'N l'si
WIN. RALsToN. cis.k ~ IS ~ 3
Aas.a tr,l .u. Hu0n .BunFs, s.l.Jal.s
wlLLErs SKINNER, Trustees.
,rl JonN, MALAY, e.sl
Ashland, March 8. IsJi.- nia-iw.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, ihatthe undersigned
In has been appointed Administrator Of ae
Estate Of Samuel Iehaor, deed, late Of Mihlih
Up, Ashland County, y. All persons owing SAID
Estate, are reqtestcd TO settle their accounts
IMMEDIATELY hnd'thOso having accounts against
said Estate, are requested to present them legal
"4h'F'e of s. ZEuSER, deed.
Febrnnry rs, 1854. nS9A4Aa. pm NV
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SALE IS oE TE EEA sR ESEAHE J sX sFPH Is

SALE OF REAL ESTATE NY ORDER
OF THE PR0J8ARE COURT, 3
IN the CIT day Of April, AID 1854. bctweon
the h0uqy often O'Clock A.. NJ. and three
O'Clock p. Nc. % Tho premises hereinafter deserts
bed twill be sold to tho highest bidder, the FOL-
lowing real estate, situate in the comfy Of Ash
laRd;ahd State of Ohio, as the property Of ia
cob HettinGer, deceased to wit; being tie soath
half or ne northeast quarter Of ssctioq, number
eleven, township lumber -twehirtwo. 9frange
number sixteen, containing eighty acres more %
less. "A
Terms. Of sale Ono half cash 10 hand, one
fourth in one year, andS8he fourth In two years,
with interest from The day ofbile back payments
to be secured BY mortgage Oh heptepises.
q" e PHILIP K0SHT, g.
.Urflfrrf 10 GEORGEs kifP, p.
% b.. Executors Of jacob Hetupsef, deed.
March 1874. n4a-74w. ID
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/, opposItlsn 70 me Nebvaska RlII.
BosToN, March

WhtNA " - -
a BosroN, March l..
The steamer Andes, from Liverpool. ar.
rived az i por, this morning. She left
liverpool on the I4lh. ra
GENERAL NTELLioEScR. l
The steamship Great Britain arrived a,
liverpool abn ihs 4 4,h IN 90 days from
M~eIbo6rasl HliF HOE HA1IAd
The following steamers hava been la
ken BY Government: Eron the General
Screw Steamer Company. The Pformiis,
Cape 6f Gbod Hope, Golden Fleece. and
Jason ; from the Oriental Company, the
Himalaya, Maula, and Repon; from the
Cuhard Company, the Niagara, and Cam
bria; from the Australia Company, the
Nicl9riH IN IL
The cunard 'COmpsny advertise that
the propeller Alps VIII take The place Of
the NiassIra. ,.anlqoo ' I',.'''' j.
The Government has chartered thirteen
steamships to convey troops to Malta.
!sitis reported that Lord Raglaw is to
have the chief command Of the English
force destined fnr Turkey. Tine Duke Of
Cambridge, Earl Cardigan, Generals ".
ans and Bro,her,on ase also to have APP
~. Eaa ..mH .InM#mn "a |HrHH|HI H.HN.NH-| ~ N"fI
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March /, 1874. nN.Elw.-pfsa55.
lie ny ORpEn OF COURT.

q. SALE ny ORDER OF COURT.
ON Saturday, the 18th day-oi March, 1854, at
" ono O'Clock in the afternoon, on the premi.
ses, will be SOLD to the highest biddst, the fol-
IowiGg Real Estate, as the p.ope ~ Of Harmon
Delano, and others to wit: Lot number twenty,
in FfHhcs Gtaham's Addition to the town Of
Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio, subject to the
Widows dower. Appraised at sass, sui jet to
the payment'Of s,l2 per year to said widow d.
ring her life.
Terms ;-.One third in baud, and the balance
in two years from day Of sale withlaterest paya-
nm the btemiscs, ~ .v7'",r' - ~
oRLoW SMITH, Guardian Of.
HARMON DELANo, and Bthers.
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Farm for Sale.

JTluE subscriber, living 10 Orange rP., A.Alsnd
county. Ohio, is desifous Of selling his Farm
consisting Of one hundred and ninety acres Of
and, with a House, Barn and Orchard on ~
Abou, one hundred aud forty acres improved
~ As,Ns"1A DANIEL CAMPBELL, Jr.
December Q, 1859 90 silsS 'tsmss,
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The steamer Andes, from Liverpool. ar.
rived atttis portthis morning. She left
liverpool on the l4lh. Is..a a1 aas
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GOOD MEDICINES
IsTABLER'S DfARRHEA CORDIAL

It's . pleasant Mixture, compounded In agreement
l. with the rules o. PhsfsnHfys d brapeuiie SCENTS;
long known aud celebrated for theiE peculiar efficacy
system, In It's action ,itALLAHs NAEsNA and produces
ahealthy condition oftho LIVER thus removing the
cause at the same time IL cures the disease.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John FindIey, 'Aah'r.'1 .'
rs. g " ,g.S In Ashland Common
Samuel Cuopcr, ct. al. Pleas
nURSUANT TO the command of q ,Yendi Ex.
ponas isssedgin He above case from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Ashland county, aud
State Of Ohio, 10 me directed, will expose to
Public SHE at The door Of tie Court Housc, ln
sid county on to' Pf''oTta " now
Moadaylhe Q day Of .Aprih, A. ID. 1854,
iour o'elo:S +. N. Of said day, The follow Viz de-.
scrbcd tsSl estate, as me property of G. Eber.
hart, 10 witi the east half OF the south-eaS
qyaTtey Of section eight, towgshiP twenty and OIL
range fifteen, situate III sfid County OF Ashland
q d'SthtS'of Ohio, containing eighty actes more
Dr. lcss.f Toms Of saln-cash. ""''1-'
.ny ~, d. JONES, Sheriff.
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SOTIOOH NOTIGN.
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School Directors of every Township IN Ash
land County, is respectfully calledto
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ny JOHN +. STODDARD, A.. m.
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TLfa'@ork embraces every variety of exercises
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advanced Glasses in'Utloh Schools, seninaries,
and Academies. ir.,e .t.l 'R l
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cents; and NELSON'S SYSTEM or PENMAN-
SHIP: a'Scriaf Course fBvt Plumbers, do, l2t
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT
A 7 my instance an attachment was this day is-
IN sued, by J. 4. Mcclusky, a Justice d the
Peace Of Montgomery township, Ashland Coun-
~, against the property ard efcetSbf John s,c-
Der, a nonresident of said County. atl'l"9 't'
Dated this 2lst day Of Fob. 1854. of st o1s3
+, J. KENNEv, Agentior
March l., 1854 u4i-3w. a. t,s capf' Z
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HARTFoRp. March Q

A dreadful steam boiler explosion &C.
CURED q, Pals 4 Greeg's car manpfacio;
Iy, len pen already been pkea apt dead,
aaa 6ny @ofe reported badly SCALED.
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:, "a on Ea'asl' N Ashland Common
Tho TRUSTEES or Loud 81 =" Pleas '''''
q p enyilie Academy. sTfYs -

= casSes' "A, ,snus, mn u,
nURSDHNf to the command Of W writs Of
IL execution called Pleuties vendi Exponas is
shed from the Court of Common Pleas, of Ash
land county, both in iayor of Aaron Yarnel and
against said Trustecs of said Academy, to me
directed, | Will expose to public Bafe 1t the dior
Of the Court House in said county on ~ sH.H
MOnday The 27h day of March, 1854.
between The hours Of ten o'clockA. N. and four
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, The following desert
led Zeal estate, aid'bcing ii The county ofAsh-
land, and State Of Ohio, to witl being lots mum
her nine, ten and eleven in Wales addition to
the T1wn of Loudenville and also known as the
LoudcnviTf Academy lots with the appurtenanees
to the same beiohging,' as the property of the
said defendants. appraised at two thousand
three hundred and i,ixiy six dollars, siIty.siI
cents.-Terhs Of Sale-Cash.
aHH -" y j.. D. JONES, Sheriff.
Feb. %, 1854, n4O.-Aw. m Ht.
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sGesalNoliles.s
Real Estate Agency.

WILLIAM II. ALLIsON, * co., have
w formed AcoI Artnership f0Ethe sale and purchase
OF Real Estate, The object OF the Agency 70 to Offer
to persons, who may desire TO SELL buy or exchange
property al opportunity OF entering the same on their
books, at a central point where it.nay DO Inspected
BY purchasers, coming TO or Pasging Through Ashia1d
desirable 70 those desiring .o'ssil Orttshinge prop
We earnestly desire those who wish to purchase TO
give Us { call, when we will be giiA TO give them ell
the information desired. Including terms DC. 3
Next week we will offer some desirable property
wMcB ALLISON, q co.
Ashland, Feb. IS, 1851. 9a0. II. y - 49,
For Sale-The one half of lot no. 10, on
,saDdqssy street, good story and halfdweilng,
good c%iSterp, anda good stable. Terms $500.
Q One haff Casl-abAlance 10 one year with inter.
lest. Feb, 2s.Vp5O. ", B'AtIIsoN& co.
For, Sale LOT no. 20, on S~andgsky street,
good stable, aud a variety Of ffrdltIse ; price
ID 5000, terms easy. = ~ 'laif no III i6g 9t
ALSO, House andtwo lots on Third street, sto-y
and bdIf'dxeliugj Priost $780, ons half Cash,
Feb. Ss.--n4o. F W. ALLISON b co.
For Sab-'rhree eligible building lots in
South Ashland, terms easy. 3"
ALSO, HObse and lot in south Ashland, story
and half dwelling good stable, 6ne variety Of
.,xdon c.,;, a. ft- NW n AIJIgON 4, ca "
$500 100 ID Bill sffis,f srG8
-.
For Sale-l0O acres oil improved land, 10
Crawford County, Illinois, within hr miles Of
"A County seat, und'near an impoi an Railroad
now building. For particulars iIeu 70 of N
Feb. 2?.-i40. W. D. ALLISON 4 co.
For SoleElGO acres Of land. in Van Werl
~. ~. oLio. ,.;.hi, . M, d;.,,nco or H.
Tounp I, W. W. % Ins;f," Jaw 49, scso on rSSS
io"" =. gu - " ~ ~ fSnSi e. ~
ume' WIN aSo uH' It"DHH ~
gre'. 4 MY. IuN. ~. iff -7o'i<1 -"''
For eal5-Fa,m OF 2lp acres, Orange
township, Ashland county. two. miles north q
village, good buildings, running water, wei
timbered, price IS 800, half Cash, balance in
four annual pigments. Jplr 2lls s75fo
A. ,'yIi4c w. B. ALLISON & CO. y
Eor Solo-Fsrm Of lI0 acrss Trov town.
rot 80" a,'y 80"
snip, Asp'an9 coph.ylHhe mig gag. ~ ENG,
Jog house, sen1oi bcSsf ~ hrm, sunnlng wal
ier, Ss,iooRne @hatOHsn Ds,anee Sos I'VE am cnnu
~ Ptymenls'" E.D' nLL'ON w.,
For salO-lot No Q, IN South Ashland
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. $685..
merity nowsdsys 10 aee.dOn n. excellence Of DR..
Hooaand's German Bi,ters, which are prepared by.
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson. IncGIcs Of dyspspsil, liver com
plant and derSpgemept Of The digestive organs, their
many virtues have 1928 s,nee yssn meac plainly sp'
80 ~ ~, We ~ sL,sssi S,Ss,,an. ~ ~.
p.l.p.,, q ths shssE ana suffering 10 M brow
They. bsunish tho,e clogs upon happiness. and 70,
store the system 70 high health. nig.-9w,
Read tht clear. e1idenee ~ yaror et Dr. Aatr adams
bag ahsas sg Lirsr Baisam' tF
": Al. ApAM'-Dear s''' q avins deceived great
ma N tss,irv 10 ~ s,s., m.,,,, f.nd mi. ,v..nk -.
vI..ns ~, ~ ns.S,s,s" -, 49, ~ ss,,,s
bears any comparisoh1t to your Liver Bslssma hCro.
fore we recommend 1t to those suffering under any
form Of disease which F6af Balsam puuortst 10 heal.
And tn make . trial ofit, a. we believe n win do
,h.n, ,ood TN"".
-. u.L,.,, NJ. ,..,..u.u
a~'' ~ hN"'
'oIo' MIS- julia hsn'oIdi I 81 g.
barton, Iioss, Co., NJ
| H~A See DIR. Al H. AdAmE' advertisement In this nA.
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On entering the cell where Gardner
was confined he was observed to drink
some water, throwing his head back ant
III supposed he took p, isep. Q He was
seized with commissions Immediately aileI
giving a letter V his brother. He remark
ed that be was going before a Judge ght
would ,nol pronounce .hip gully and 81
pirsl in great agony. lie was 80 year,
old, had The educaliop and manners Of
genllepm snI was engaged 10 be nsFtie'
to a lady ip Georgelowp. ,s ssiasr,m ,,
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FRANKLIN, Portage CO., Ohio, Sept. 70, 1852.
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held June ii, 1883, The following assessmsnts upon
stock subscriptions were made, VII: Ven pereentpay'
able JUL. Isl, lSSa, aud an asseprnent etteppsI cent.
Whole mount u paid. THREE innialmentq nre ihclf'
fdrelnow due. TO wit. The first when subaerhedy on
fhe chatter the second Jeg let, and The third 40
CAST 3lats 80. afft.cfl "1.tf Htff rrt.
Subscribers In Ashland village and county are 70,
a~pectiuliy requested 10 Immediately pavaIl enptat
ments now due,Snd as they hereafter become hnofat
the Banking House Of uthef, Grail 4 Co., Ashiand,
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MARRIED. on the Ind inst, by Rev, w. A.
C. Emerson, Mr.. JosrrH .Rw,no 10 Miss May
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WAsnISoroN. March 2.

WAsnINoToN, March 2.
The CorOners Jury coPmepced au in,
vestigaiion on the body Of Gardiner this
evening and adjourned ill morning when
Il pos, moripm examination will be held.
II is 20, certain that The case is suicide.
overwtapghsfsslH Sg y II ihoOghs my have
been The cause. 10 fts,lst nm.