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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-04
fl76.lN,i2f sl6S ,63l l57

Total since jan fifpi0u,.<f
Included in the Imports were: Cigars s56, 500;
Fruits s34 6OO Furs $50 900; India Rubber $1,000;
Hides, $50 900; Iron SIZE ,5OO Steel go aoOi Lead,
$50, 200; MolAsses, s25 400 Sugar, s43, 9OOi Tea,
s2O2, 600, Watches, $4,000.
The Exports OF the week were 81, ,s37 against
s2O5l, sl3 same week last year. The decrease is in
Flour, Wheat and Cotton. The Exports of Corn
and Provisions show an increase. Among the Exports
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p.ymen,s, s;2,,ss; balance, teee,,77, .he-ing tui
A sljebt change from during tse week

rsymsnts es2fce balance, W eoo,Tl', shpHIne tui
a slight change from during ise week.
Afer the adjournment 81 The Board the following
ssles Of Stocks wee MADE al action b A. ii.
Muller;
81 shares United States Fire Insurasee
20 shares Meehanics Baking Association. %
81 shares St Nicholas Bsnk d
The following Bonds and Stocks were sold a. aue-
ton by A. ii. NioOlay:
s2sto New York and NevHsyen n. r. 1896, mt sdi.d II
l2OlO Ceye and Tolejo r n,ofes in. aided. Wi0I<
coo Erie and ~ City n n, 1874 INT aided.
$50 Psnsm1 r. s-csaa Issue M. t1ded.
e shares St Nichols Bank. ''
The low price obtained for ae Panama Bonds sur
prsed the stree and 6s afterward bid for them
For so large an amount the sse should have been more
freely advertised and circulars sent TO Leading capt
tsIs,s. The Bonds were reported to have been SOLD
for account Of Selden, Wisbers Co., but tnls was
aiterward contradicted.
Albert II. Nicolsy's semi weekly auction sale OF
Stocks and Bonds will take Place on Monday al Il.
o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
At a meeting Of the Board of Directors OF the Hud
son River Railroad Company, held on Saturday, two
oftbe ont oftown Directors Messrs.JosidhIV Wheeler
| Of HYDE PAX and AlansoH RoJiHsOn, OF Buffalo, re-
signed their seats in order that Directors from the
CITY might be elected in their stead, and Messrs
| Jane, Booyman and Samuel Sloan, (of the house oil
George Mcbride & Co.. unanimously elected &c
6r the vacancies We also learn that very nearly
twothirds of the issue Of Mortgage Bonds recently
offered 10 the Stock and Bon iholders, are already
taken or engaged. The receipts Of the Roed for No
yember ~
Nov. lS5S......'.' i'''
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rUl11
The imports of merchandise, other than dry goods
for the week shows still larger decrease than d'd
dry goods. The amount is 81 OOi against 90 1885,
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NOTICE.-The meeting for the El.ECdiwa
" 1iIEcToEs Of the ALBION KlSIs0 C0aPl
vii be hsd on MONDAY the +th day Of Dscsnbef zen
ii oelock At rbe Office Of the Company No hsrsssSS'
ehAnte.-H0'eih'e' u" R BUrTERwoRrH. sssrs,sq
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THE undersigned (for many years past secrs
~ OF the Delawsre snd Hudson Csnsl Comp.ny ~
pared 70 transact GENERAL BANKING snt COhhI,sns
BUSINESS IN The sale and sotson Of STATE bsDs sns
vev stoct, md Securities ard Of Business Paper p~
and Interest WsrIsRis collected and remttted -,
6r JACOB r. LIE ROY, e. the Special fsrnS'' -
"'''''' VIZ GILEAD A sAlis
Oaice No Wal ct. Nov. "a. 1884
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CENI. the FcHp 5t0ck s Ieq1lFed % De paid q y
Office of the Company No Wall on before ED
day Of December, 1851 q. NJ MILLt0AN, TressureL .
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Follow them up.

Public opinion has already banished
the murderer Ward from Kentucky, and
now comes the turn of the Jurymen.-
One already has shielded himself from
the indignation of an insulted people by
stultifying himself
Another of this immortal twclye-I.
G. Chcnowith, has been discarded by his
Baptist brethren. The Louisville CoW1-
gcr says: rs"
I'VE learn that on Saturday last, af-
ter a patient, full and thorough inYesti-
cation of all the facts in the case. /, G.
Chenowith, one of the Hardin County
jur ymen, whose names are a byword and
areproaoh throughout the length and
breadth of the land, was expelled from
the Baptist Church at Elizabethtqwn.-
Among other things, it was conelusively
proved tina. before the trial he had re
peatedly expressed an opinion in regard
to the matter, and we understood such
other evidehcewas ELECTED as has made it
necessary to bring the matter to the no
tice of the Grand Jury. The perjured
sceundrels who, by their infamous YER
Dict have brought r~eproach upon the
whole State are already being. visited
with punishment more terrible than they
canJwell bear, and they have yet only
|" the beginning of the end;
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/. The Pecip rocitz Treaty.

Among the articles to be admitted free,
under the reciprocity treaty, to and from
the British Provinces, are grain and
breadsutffs ofall kinds, vegetables, fruits,
seeds, animals, hides, wool, butter, cheese,
tallow, hams, sailed and fresh meats,
ores and metals, of all kinds, ashes, tim
Der, slaves, wood and lumber of all kinds,
Goals, fish, sugar, tobacco, cotton, and
rice. The Montreal Herald makes the
following statement;
"In addition to the stipulations al
ready mentioned, American citizens will,
we believe, obtain the free navigation of
the st. John and Saint Lawrence rivers
NOT, of course, is a permanent right,
but pending the continuance of the trea-
ty-and British subjects will be secured
in the free navigation of Lake Michigan,
where we claim the right to navigate,
but where that claim might probably
have been disputed. Although the fed
eral government has no control over
State canals, and probably entered IL
to- no express engagement respecting
them, we belive it has pledged itself to
remove every obsticle, which rests with
itself, to the free use of all State ca
nails by Provincial vessels. We may
therefore expect, as the States which
are the proprietors of these canals are
interested in doing the largest possible
amount of business upon them, that
they, will be made free to our ship own
ers and forwarders.p 80.
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The next Ohio State Fair.

We learn that the proper officers are
making very extensive arrangements for
the approaching State Fair, to be held
Sept. 18th, goth, 2lst, and 22d, in the
3 Old Fort near Newark. In relation to
the comfort and care of visitors on those
DAYS, the corresponding secretary, Mr..
Sprague, says that he has conferred with
the hotel keepers of the towns of New
ark, Vernon and GAINESVILLE, and with
many private families, and has secured
contracts by which persons will be kept
at the Irving House, Newark, at 81 per
day at the Davis House at $I,75. At
the Kenyon House, in Mount Vernon,
exclusive of dinner,) at 81 per day, and
at all other houses in Mount Vernon, at
rs cents per day. In GAINESVILLE, at the
Winslow House, without dinner,) at 81
per day, and the other houses there from
81 down to so cents. At Columbus,
from $3.50 down to ST. Dr.
Accommodations can be had also at
Granville, Utica, and all the surround
ing towns-and the railroad fare reduced
to a mere trihe on all lines. In private
families in Newark, the fare will be, ex-
elusive of dinner, this being provided
at the fair grounds at any price desired)
from ST 25 to 81 per day. The Sec
rotary further says: Owing to the ex-
tensive arrangements to be made al
Norwalk, and the fact that nearly every
private family will accommodate all il
their power, the opinion can safely be
advanced, that more persons will be pro-
vided for in Newark, than were in Day
ton last year. 1t is contemplated te
erect an extensive lodging tent, by
which one thousand persons might be
provided for. The baggage will be
marked and registered, and the entire
establishment Kept under guard night
and dau y WV.
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A Wonderful Discovery has recently been made
by DR.. Curtis, of this city. in the treatment of con
sumption, asthma, and all diseases of the lungs
We refer to Oh. curtis's Hygean' or, %Inhaiiug Hy
gean Vapor and cherry syrup" Within this new
method the Dr.. has restored many afflicted ones to
perfect health ss an evidence of which he has
nnumerable certificates. Speaking Of the treat
ment a MUSICIAN remarksi lit. is %-evident that in
haling-constantly breathing, an agreeable. healing
vapor, the medfcinn properties must come in d.
rect contract with the whole OF the erial cavity
of the lungs, and thus escape the many and varied
changes produced upon them when intr odueed in
to the stomach, and spbjccttO theo process OF di'
~gestion. The Hygeanais for sale at all the drug
gists throughout the country.4N y. DHtehmGH. ,
See advertisement OF Medicated Inhalation in
another column of this paper. 1y2
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sHERIFF's SALE.

H. N. Musgrave In Partition in Ashland
R. W. Musgrave,)
DURSUANT to the command of an alias or
der of sale in Partitions, issued in the
above case from the Court of Common Pleas,
of Ashland County and State of Ohio to me di-
rected, I will expose to Public Sale at the door
of the Court II ouse, in said County, on p
Monday, the 2lSt day Of AWguSt.
A. D., 1854, between the hours of ten O'Clock,
AM, and four O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day
the following described Real Estate, to wit
Lot number thirty-six, 1859 and Lot number th:r-
ty-eight, $3.50 in the town of Jerome Vile, in
said county appraised at four hundred and if
ty dollars. Terms OF sale-on , third cash on
the. day of sale, one third in one year, ard ono
third in two years thereafter, with interest
Deferred Payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises. ....
j.. D. JONES, Sheriff.
July 10, 1854. n7ts- pfS2 10
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Ncm advertisements,
Partition Notice.

TOHN Scott, SEN, and Matilda his wife, Da-
yid Scott and Elizabeth his wife, Joseph
Scott and Elizabeth his wife, Samuel Scot and
Mary Ann his vie, Villas Gilmore and NAH
cy his wife, John Alexander, jr., and Mary his
wife, George Smith, John Smith, David Smith,
Joseph Smith, John Scott. jr., and Elizabeth
his wife, will take notice that a Petition was
filed against them on the 9Th day of July, A.
D., 1854, in the Court Of I'M Pleas OF Ash
land County, OHIO, by Waiter Craig and Eliza
beth his wife, and is HOW pending, wherein the
said Walter Craig and Elizabeth his wife, de-
mand Partition Uflhe following Real Estate, to
wit: The south east quarter OF section twenty
seven, township twenty-one, OF Range sixteen,
situate in the County of Ashland, and State of
Ohio, containing one. hundred and sixty acres
more or less and also the north East quarter
of section twenty-feur, township four, north
range nine east, situate in the County of Wood
and state of Ohio, containing one hundred and
sixty acres, more. or less and that at the next
term of SAID Court, application will be made
by the said Walter Craig aud Elizabeth his vile
for an order that partition may be made by S id
premises. WALTER CRAIG, 80
lZABErH CRAIG,
By Fulton & McGOmbs, their Atty's
July IL, 1884. 6w7
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miscellaneous.
To Western Merchants

THE subscriber would call the attention of deal
ers generally to the extensivea arrangements they
have made for the Importation and sale of British,
French, and German Dry Goods.
Having a buyer permanently located in Eu-
rope, whose entire attention will be given to the
selection of Goods for our sale, we shall be in re-
ceipt of new and desirable Dress Goods by each
steamer. Our stock of
~ hite Goods, Hosiery, Shawls 81 Notions,
will be found complete. Also, a large variety
Of black and celorcd Silks, Satins, etc, Cloths,
C~assimeres and Vestfhgs, Linens. Drillings, &c,
&c. and Tailor's Trimmingsg generally.
Always on hand all leading styles of Domes-
tic Goods, bieached and brown
Cotton, drills, Ticks, Stripes, Denims,
with a choice assortment of Merrimack and Co.
chece Prints, Lancaster Ginghams, &c, &c.
The Clothing Department (under the firm of L.
H TYLER & Co.. will embrace q great variety of
well Made Garments, such as cannot fail to give
~satisfac tion.
We invite the attention of cash and short time
buyers. --.aa "ss fr .t Fi
III We have also secured the services of w.
L o Qate of Mansfield, ohio,) who will
take great pleasure in showing you through our
stock when you visit this market, please favor
him with a call.
-. -f L. o. WILSON & co,
No. 12 CoURrLAND ST., AND IL AND ID DEFY ST., N.
Y.-.,r4 .1s.-. I. -.. 80 ne.H ....
go nu.r Ok IlSd II ' ..
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Gge aNlarkds.
MARKET.
NEW YORK

New YORK, July 10.
Flour very heavy for common grades, prices gen
orally lower ;demandfor ex ort al d home consump
ton quite modera e sales jOO0 bbIs SOFAS, IS for
inferior state and 6a7 for common to strait state;
T;l2a7, so Sor Ohio and favOrite state; 7aT 81 for mixed
to fancy western; market closing heavy with ten
dehcy stongly downward included small parcels
extra city mills I,2j; Canadian easier, sales 4OO bbls
~G,s1a6,94 for common, 6 $50 for sour.
Wheat-Moderste business but at easier prices:
sales 0,2O0 Blu fair to good white Caitadian I,9J q
I.70; 500 bush new red Carolina 1,65; I6UO mixed
southern 1,95 1850 blu red southern ~,50aI.56.
Rye quiet !, l6al, 49, .t-E
Corn-There is good business doing but at still
l~owerprices large receipts, bulk of which is ul-
sound holders eyince strong desire to realize SO,
600 Blu 56a65 for damaged and unsound western GOA
6z for sound do; market closing heavy.
Oats more plenty and lower 53a59 for state and
western.
W~hisky-Market rules in favor of buyer.
Pork Market again declined demand princi
pally for filling. sale sou bbls mess IL IOa IL, 10 for
prime l3~, 50a13,62 for prime mess.
Beeffrmly held small sales 12aI3 for country
mess: 1850 for city do 10 for repacked Chicago.
Lard 9.a9t.
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SILVER SPOONS.
important discovery!

RELIEF IN TEN MINUIES!!
DRYAN,S PULMONIC WATERS are unfail.
I'D ing in the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Sore Threats, Hoarseness.
notwithstanding, IncipieptConsumption, and
Diseases of the Lungs They have no taste oil
medicine, andany child willtake them. Thou
sands have been restored to health that had
before dispaired. Testimony given in hundreds
ofdcases. "A single dosereIieves in ten min
utes d. 1881 ~ aa-sH
Ask for Bryaa's Pulmonic Wafers-the orig
inal and o~nlyrgeBuihe Is stamped "Bryan.''
Spurius kinds are Offered for sale. Twenty
Eve cent a box. Sold by dealers generally
J.BRYAN & Co., Rochester, New York, Pro
.prietors. whole sale by j. D. Park, Cincin.
natl, Ohio /; w. Piske Cleveland Ohio, e'
February s, 1854 n3stf:
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JEWELRY STORE
II ASHLAND!

II r.. G~OODFELLOW has opened in the
new room, two doors east of Messrs. Ris-
ser s. Risser's Store, on Main street, 4
Watch and Jewelry Establishment,
where he will offer every article usually kept
in such establishments, at very low rates.
Among his stock may be found Gold and
Silver w atches, of every description, va
riety and quality. Pins, Ladies' Gold Breach
es, Grape, Enameled, Cluster, Knot, Cuff and
Scarf Pms.
EAR DROPS, HOOKS AND RINGS.
Gold Rings, Lockets, Pencils, Gold Chains.
Bagley' Gold Pens and Holders, large as
so m -... .r. ~
SILVER SPOONS.
Table and Tea Spoons of pure silver, Ger
man Silver and plated Spoons, Butter Knives.
Salts and Sugar Shovels, Silver Forks, &C., sc.
Pocket Cutlery,
of every description, from the best American
and English establishments. Also Needles,
Port Monies, Dressing and Pocket Combs, and
Pocket Books, Violin and Guitar Strings.
Goggles, Eye Shades. COmpasses
and Acordeons. Eight Day and Twenty-four
Hour Brass Clocks, in the most splendid Pa
pier Machea, Rose Wood and Mahogan, case.
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
Cleaned and repaired, and work warranted.
Old Gold and Silver bought at the highest
price. / invite the public to examine my Stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Ashla nd, Dec. 81, 1858, n3l If.
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INDIAN EKE.-AnI Indian was impris-
oned at ,Ontapagon, Michigan, on the
18th, for ,robbing the dead body of a
man that had foated ashore from a wreck
Atinight he set the jail on fire, apd
burnt himself to death.
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5ETo the frequently askedquestion,
(which side of a horse has the most
hair o1?', the following answer has been
received, which we believe to be correct,
-viz.sssThe outsidef"l go"
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-,sSE Miss Harriet N. Singer has been
appointed Postmastress, e at Newport,
Pa, inthe room of Charles A. Slime, re-
o. z-tzy T. -f- - 80 rr- ai
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= EsCiark Mills has received an or
der for an equestrian statue of General
jackson, to be placed in Jackson-square,
New Orleans. Mr.. Mills is to receive
for the statue the munifcent sum of
$4,000.
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MANAIAGBgs

MARRlED,-On the 18th dayiqf, June, sd.
by Rev. ELIAS. DIcKEY, Mr.,DANIEL PECK,
to Miss HANNAH MAY, all of Ashland Co.
oh the 9th of July, '54, by J. C. Bodies,
Esq, Mr.. JOHN M-PRIEST to Miss SUSAN
LEHMAN, all of Jackson township, Ashland
county, OHIO.
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PAMPHLETS, PROGRAMMES. POSTEIS,
- PE@;RM98Maa
.isH L KINDS OF

Blank Deeds and Justices Blanks,
keptreonstantly onahand and for sale atthis Of
ace. Our BIanks are neatly printed and onthe
best quality Of paper, and give general ~satisfac-
Rf6h with those who have used them. Orders
TespectfullyssOhcited
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samue1 zerba,s Estate.

Samuel Zerba's O..
NOTICE is hereby given, that the nndcr-
IN signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator on the estate of Samuel Ger
ba, late of Ashland County Ohio deceased.
DANIEL Usher
July 4, 1854: - 3w7.
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CUSTOM WORK,
SCITHEREAN ILLUSTRAL,
Or Great Western Hair Restorative

T~rpromotes the growth, %softens, makes per-
manent, and restores the natural color OF
the hair. 1t gives health to the skin and to the
glands which form the hair; removes all
Scurf, Dandruff, Eruptions and FeSerish Heat
from the scalp. 1t fastens hair. prevents bald.
ness, aad even causes a full growth where the
hair has fallen off. 1t contaips no coloring mat
ter, but effects its wonderful changes in the
condition of the hair, by giving health to
the skin of the head, and glands which form
the hair.
Price 80 cts. per bottle. A liberal deduc-
ton made to wholesale purchasers. Address J.
HIGHWARDEN, Ashland, Ashland county,
Ohio.
January, 18th, 1853. 3itf
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MEDICAI GARD.

IN Rs. CLARK q CRANE would re-
- spectfuIly inform the citizens of Ashland
and vicinity, that they have associated them
selves together for the practice of Medicine
and. Surgery in all their various branches, and
by diligence and close attention to their office g,
and prompt attendance upon all calls at all
hourS, they hope to merit a liberal share of
public patronage. DR. CLARK offers bis thanks
to all those who have heretofore favored him
with their business, and will be under renew
ed obligations for a continuance of the same.
DR.. CRANE, will devote special attention to the
study and practice of Surgery in allit vari-
cites, and more especially in all diseases OF
the Ely. , either acute or chronic
SE OFFICE, adjoining Millington's Drug
Store, opposite P. & j. Risser's store
1DR. Clark residence near the Metho-
dist Church, -f4r.. -.- .s.,
DR.. CRANES on third street opposite W.
Wasson's. P. H. CLARK, NJ. D..
~-a7,s~ J.. L.CRANE, M. D.
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4:MGTNx ON a UNITEp STArEs SmP.-A
letter from Rio under date of May 10,
states that. fifteen seamen were on trial
before "a court martial on board the
United States ship Savannah, at that
port, on achatge Of mutiny. It appears
that on,theh4fh, having b~eenrefused leave
to go on shore, they secretly procured
liquor, became intoxicated, and attacked
the deck officer with every missile they
codld procure until the guard was called
when they were seized and placed in
..ls $50 ~ Ha,'as s-as f-su. ni~rm G."I
Auns.9 sfsa .gf4fd<;3sQ-J L1E .fa55a5aa- ta,s
60 Americans turn up everywhere.
The case of the Yankee who vended ice
cream on the top of YesuVius is familiar.
Very recently a Drive forget the
naInlee-froml1 our own State of Ohio has
been astenishingthe ohm Cinnamon with
his almost supernatural courage. Here
is another member of the same universal
! nation, in the eastern squabble. He is
aAalf Mars and half Count D'Orsay.
Says a letter written to the Home jon :
nal: q
"a There is, at, GaIipoli, a young mar
from New York in the Turkish army,
who excites a good deal of attention.
He fights entirely on his WI hook, is
always to beiseen in the thickest of the
nrezet andis as brave as a lion.t -
But advancing o retreating, he al
ways has ~aaspeculiar tTamp-tramp-
trampAfrom which. he never varies,
whatever may be the style of march
around him, aadhe has often been seen,
inthe very. hottest of the fight, to. stop
Deliberately, tighten his cravat, take off
his hat. arrange his hair, which is very
beautiful, and then go to work again
against the Russians. : One of his friends
W6o.hasTj just come from GaiIiP0fa was
telling me about it yesterday. Hegsays
thel4dfks are very enthusiastic about
him. ~
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Emersion,s american Hair Restoratiy

NOR restoring the Hairon heads hopelessly
II Bald, and to prevent the hair from fall
ing, is winning golden opinions from persons
who are using it. This is a new article, re-
Gently introduced to the public, and will
stand on its own merits. Some of the best
citizens OF Cleveland and Pittsburg, who were
hopelessly bald a few months since, have
now the evidence on their heads to shew of
its merits The proprietors have such conf
dence in it that they authorize their agents
to take heads on guarantees-price to be
agreed upon between the parties.
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Save Y0ur Ashes

+. A SHE'S wanted by the subscriber, at his
N Ashery in Ashland, for which the highest
market price will be paid in goods:
T. c.. BUSHNELL.
October 2e, 1858. 2aV
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10 SUICIDE AT HURoN.-We learn that a
man named Kinsley Wood shot himself
with a pistol, at Huron, on the 4th inst.
An inquest was held by L. B. johnson,
Esq, but the terms of the verdict have
not been a~scertained. Wood was a
.laboring man of good disposition, but is
supposed ohaYe committed the rash act
while laboring under temporary insani-
ty,]Sandusky Reg. . .a,
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AUDITORS OFFICE, ASHLAND, June "a, 1854.
do hereby c Gritty the foregoing to be q correct
Exhibit of the Receipts and Expenditures of said
county, from the 10th of June A. D., 1853, up to the
10th Of June, A. D., 1854.
ISAAC GATES,
auditor of Ashland County.
Examined and approved by US. this oath day of
June, a. D., 1854. Awe
AMOS HlLBORN, 1890 Ga,,n,y
UKE SELBY'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-07-12
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