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March 0, 1851.

(l9)
An AcTTo amend an act to authorize the Governor
to Epp0lnt Commissioners to take acknowledgment
OF deeds. or other Contracts, and Dispositions, In
other States passed January 90, 1854.
Sec. /. Be IL enacted By the General
assembly ofihe State of Ohio, That the
first section of said act be so amended as
to read as follows: Sec. l.. That The
Governor shall have. power 10 appoint
one or more Commissioners, ia any other
of the United States, aud in any foreign
country, who shall continue in Office dur.
ing the pleasure Of the Governor, and shall
haze authority to take the acknowledgment
and proof Of The execution of any deed or
other conveyance, or lease of any lands ly.
ing in this State, or of any contract, letters
of attorney, or Of any other writing under
seal or moi. 10 be used and recorded in
this Stale.
Sec. 2. That the fourth section of said
ACT be 50 amended as to read as follows.
Ser. 4. Every such Commissioner be-
fore performing any duty or exercising any
poweri in virtue Of his appointment, shall
take and subscribe an oath or affirmation,
before a Judge or Clerk of one of the
Courts Of Record of The State. Kingdom,
o County in which said Commissioner
shall reside, well and faithfully 10 execute
and perform all the duties Of such Com.
missioner, under and and by virtue of the
laws of the State oil Ohio, which oath, and
a description oil his seal Of office, together
with his signature thereto. shall be filed in
The Office Of the Secretary Of Slate Of this
State.
Sec. 8. Thaithe sections one and four
Of the act 10 which this is an amendment,
be and the same are hereby repealed;
Provided. that all appointments made
under the provisions Of said original act,
previous 10 the passage OF this act shall
remain and ,conlinue in force The same as
if this act had not been passed; and no
right, obligation or liability, accruing under
said original act, shall be affected hereby.
Passed March, 1854.
F. G. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House Of Reps.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of The Senate,
March %, 1854,
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Farmers, Read This!!
n Ms A. ALLEN

Dealers i'm Hardware, Iron * Nails,
Adjoining the Bank.
WILL buy all of the Far SirdD that you
w can raise and deliver TO them during the
present year, and pay you the CASH for it.
Short Far should BIO pulled from the ground
that, that 10 long may be cradled-none wanted
in Straw before September. Instructions regard
ing the culture and r%otting Of Flax can be had
gratis during the Summer, by calling on us.
JOHNS & ALLEN,
-l..l Adjoining the Bank.
March A.. 1854. mo. &c. -
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AUDIToR's 0FFIcF,
Ashla I'd, May "a, 1854.

S%iNoULAR!-A correspondent Of the Mo.
bile Tribune, writing from New York. says:
"There is a remarkable man connected
with the Custom House, Spauiard. His
business is TO receive and test money. lie
will pour an immense bag Of gold or silver
coin into the seale-for it is weighed mol
counied-and in a lrice announce The amount
OF dollars and cents. Then running his flu
gers throughthe shining pieces and apply.
ing his nose to them, Immediately takes out
every counterfeit coin. He has never been
known TO make a mistake in pronouncing
money good or bad, aud his infsllible in.
stincl for detecting the spurious metal is 10.
Gated in his Olfaciory organs.
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F. G. LEBL0ND,
Speaker of the House Of Reps.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of The Senate,
March %, 1854.
l2Nl

An ACT To establish alterations in State and Count,
Roads,
Sec. /. BE il enacted by the Genfsa
assembly ef the State Of Ohio, That al
alterations Of State and County Roads,
now MADE and established, shall hereafter
form a par, Of such road. and so much oil
the original road as lies between points a,
which the alteration inierseclS, shall be
and remain vacated.
F. c, LEBL0ND,
Speaker Of the House Of Reps.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of the Senate.
March %, 1854.
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Ilrna Of @hlaa

eFaF2 Q0l i1pN vlQN
AN ACT Supplementary 70 an act defining The
mode Of laying outsnd establishing State ROads
passed March ilth 1853,
Sec. /. BE Il enacted By The General
assembly Of The State Ohio, That when
ever any part Of a State Road, or free
mrupiks road, within any county Of this
State, shall.becOme useless, or where .
State Road, or free mrnpike road may re-
main unopened for the ,erm Of 1--WE years,
after the same has been established. the
commissioners Of such county may on ap-
plica,ion oftwelv e ffeeholders Of the ccBn'
iylappoin, three disinieres,ed freeholders 10
view the same and report whether such
State Road or free turnpike road is useless
or whether i. would be Of public advantage
10 yacate il; and il such f~recholders shall
report in favor Of such vacation, then the
county commissioners may order said
State or free turnpike road 10 be vacated,
and the same proceedings shall be had on
such application as are directed BY law to
he had on application TO vaca'e County
Roads. .r.tag .1.iqgs
F. G. LEBLOND,
g Sic .kcr OF the House Of Reps.
ROBERT LEE,
Present OF the Senate, pro TEN.
May Isl, 1854.
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EThe man who played once on the
trump Of fame, and the horn of dilemma,
got his firsIidea Of music, on hearing a hay
cock crows while he was tying a knot in i
cord Of wood.
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March 25,ls54.
(2:3I

Az ATT To punish certain offences therein named.
Sec. /. ne il enacted by Tie General
assembly Ofthe State Of Ohio, That if
any person shall wilIuIly aud maliciously
in The day time, break and enter any dwell.
ing house, kitchen shop, store, warehouse,
malthouse, sill house, mill factory, pot.
terry, waler-ctafi, school house. church, or
meeting house. smnke-hnnse. barn, Stable,
railroad depot, car factory. station house,
or railroad car, with intent 10 steal, every
person SO offending, shall be. deemed gully
Of a misdemsanor, and on conviction there
of,shsll be fihed in any sum not exceeding
three. hundred dollars, and be imprisoned
in the cell Of the county Jail, and be fed on
bread and water only, not exceeding sixty
days al the discretion Of the court.
See. :. Tina, an act entitled IAN act 10
punish a c%erlain offence" passed March
%, 1850, is hereby repealed.
F. G. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House Of Reps.
JAMES MYERS,
President Of the Senate.
March "a 1854.
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LYING IN BED WITH THE HEAD Hon.
1T is often a question amongst people
who are u%nacquain,ed with the anatomy
aud ,rhy siology Of man, whether lying
with the head exalted or even with the
body is most wholesome. Most CONSULT
ing their own case on this point argue in
favor Of that which they prefer. Now,
Though many delight in bolsiering up
lheir heads at night and sleep suuudIy
withou, injury. YET we declare it to be a
dangerous habit. The vessels through
which The blood passes from tue heart 10
tine head, are alway, lessened in their cav
lilies when the head is resting in bed high.
er than the body. therefore in all diseases
attended with fever, The head should be
pretty nearly on a level with the body,
and people ought 10 accustom themselves
TO sleep thus to avoid danger.-liedieal
Journal.
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~ Elder Knapp occasionally gets OF
a good thing, Notwithstanding his bad
ones: rit
lie was one evening speaking Of the pre-.
yailing tendencies Of some religionistS 10
long prayer, and remarked that We find no
example for these in the Scriptures. The
prayersof our Savior were short and 10 the
point. The prayer Of the penilenl publ
can was q happy specimen. When
Pet or was 'e%ndeavoring 10 walk upon
the waters, 10 meet his master, and
was about sinking, had his supplicaiion
been as long as the introduction 10 I'M Of
our modern prayers, before he had gol
half through he wOuid haze bsenGftyJ seI
under Dafer!
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-24

A WONDERFUL TALE About GENERAL
HAyYAu's CoRPsE.-A most extraordinary
tale has reached us in a private letter from
Vienna to a higher persunage here and
has been The talk Of our saiOns for The last
few days. II appears lhalihe circumstance
Of the death Of General Ilaynau presented
a phenomenon Of the most awful kind on
record. For many days after death.
warmth of lille yel fingered in the right
arm ard lehleg oflhe corpse which remain.
ed limpid and moist, even bleeding slightly
when picked. No delusion, notwllbsland.
ing. could be maintained as 10 the reality
OF death Tar ihs -aihsr paris The body Were
completely mortified, and inlermenl be.
came necessary before the two limbs above
mentioned had become either sill or cold.
The writer Of the letter mentioned that
| Ibis strange circumstance produced the
greatest awe in The minds of those who
Witnessed il, and that the Emperor had
been SO impressed with ii lha, his physi-
clans had forbidden The subject 10 be allu.
ded 10 in his presence. This statement
was copied from a French paper immedi-
ately ailer the decease OF General Haynau
was known III Paris.-NOtes and Queries.
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lAlytelditsOhs.
FORTRESS OF
oel CHEAP G0ODEl bs,li

rs kept in full blast, blythe constant arrival 81
IL staple and Fancy Goods, from Tho eastern
Manuldetoriss, embracing a beautiful ~
OF SILK
such AZ rich Broeades, Plaids aud Fancy Dress
silks, Plain aud Rich High Lustfed Black Silks,
Plain Mode Colored Metints, Cashmere Delaines,
Coburgs and Ppramatas, oh and Wooden Pads,
Elegahtly Rich Printed D~elaincs, Black and Col
ored AlPaess, French Rnglish and American o
AZ PRINTS AND GlNGHAMSr
Dress Trimmings, Of eydfy style and Variety
shawls Of eyery descriptions Bonnet and Cap Rib
hOnsi Tafitta, Satin and Velvet Nhbonssfl
LACES AND EMBROIDERIESl
Plain and Embroidered Linen Cambria Handker.
chiefs; Ladies ana Gentlemen's Gloves, Cravats,
Scarfs, Under Garments, Ec. aff
Also-Broad Cloths, all colors and pricesl
suttinetts and Cassimeres. Tweeds and Drilllngsj
Vestings satins, Drfa, Marseillea, SC, In short,
every article in tho Gentlemah's Department.
HOUSE, WIFERY AND FAMILY GOODS!
Such az Linen and Cotton Sheetings and shirtings
Table Damasks, Napkins, Towels, Towelipgs
Crashes, Diapers, &C., &c, which we are prepared
to sell at as low prices as can be found 10 this oil
any market vest of New York. IA examination
Ofm! Stock BY the public isrespectfally solicited
9'd .sssl III s II g.R. SQUIRE
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OffIco Franklin 4 warren u. n. 90.

FKANkLIHi FUIINge CO. UhIO, SEPT 20 1888.
@EEEEA 2 meeting ot!hs Directors
held June u, lbs, the following assessments upon
able July lst, 1853, and an assessment OF ten per cent.
at the end OF each succeeding sixty days. until he
whole amount ispald. Three instruments are there.
fore now due. TO wit: The first when subscribed, (by
the eharter) the second July lst, and the third, Al.
Subscribers In Ashland village and county are re-.
speevully requested to Immediately pay all install.
ments now due, aud as they hereafter become due. al
the Banking House Of Luther, Crab &. Co., Ashland
unless called upon by ths Collector.
10 JOEL w. TYLER, Sec.
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LOOK HERBII

7 HAVE procured a right for an improvement
l. In building houses, by which a house may be
built for a small amount Of money, with all the
conveniences and eomforta ofthe dearest housesj
and As 1 have appointed John Smalley, Of Ash.
land, as my agent for this county please call on
him and examine thu model, and procure a right.
ANDREW s.. NORRIS.
Troy, Ashland CO., Aug. s., 1858. On
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-24

AZ A man can get along without adver-
h'iug, nnd'so 4 a wagon without gfsasing,
bui il goes hard. ta
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-24

N. BIZ would call the attention Of my friends
and customers to the fact, that Ibaye removed
from the Empire Store to the Old Fortress nearly
oppuslte. Don't mistake the place. a'.N
Ashland, March 80, 1854, = .af . 46tf q
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-24

An IxPERIAL BARDER.-The Gear Of
Russia's dress and concomilants are thus
graphically described:
His costume is lnvarisbls, being always
that of a superior officer. Nothing dislin.
guislled him from The officers of his army
unless ii is his tall figure and handsome,
manly face. He does NOT allow any oI
his officers 10 dress in plain clothes, and
only assumes Them himself when abroad.
The Emperor Nicholas has inherited the
aniipalhy and haired of his ancestors for
boards and long hair. Except his coach.
man, whom he chooses from among the
most blackly bearded individuals in his
empire, all persons connected with the
civil administration are obliged 10 shave
of every particle o fhair on their faces
The army aloae wears the mousiache and
imperial. The nobility and FREQ c~ilizens
may wear whiskers, but only as far as the
bottom Of tue ear. The CIR himself per.
sonally watches over, besides causing 9th.
ers TO do the same, The s%crupulous observ.
ance oil these reg ilalions.'
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ACARD.

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~ m.e't"t vn'ns III utsst'ns .,e' oeJVn :
reuHn. nussn b'il"s IN W. ,es, yVo' pp..no
ool'ege eqanss r,iaas, : na,.n, .oyyi e p n.nei
W. appoin.sN ssan III ~ ~ y nlnv,u, psS'e,
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"nJtuupvu, y o,.,inns ~ ..s onoMlns
Piea.nu'e u i''o'""oh'' ""teA "sie uHani mously
ao9ptea; ,u. uu
r,Ts,ssnStps WWo,,sh Rnrs .n,iis cn,s.s MATCHMAKING
v,sss = = . ossV :, ~ Uouege' oe,nE ABOUT
70 sephIate, uesilv 70 slNe s1pltf.lon W out ieeilpgs
81 ., . M, -, ou, f'T Tss ,s'''us'Or' ana MS corps
OF eple AssistsnWi lneteloIe,
KssSpsS Ina. se .nanas 2, .ne ga. arc aue 70
yui gu n.,.ue.ois ~ = u"no.si Atpuss.s ~ theli
uWSPoI.meu oW ,ha " : y !, ~ y ~ mtn.ssnon az
na.ent'lea mem " oui hisncS' iespeot aho conn
aepee. rn., ,. r.n.nd ,A,. ,..,,,n,,..
All wSo nav desire 10 seoulre ! eommsssisii Wv, 20
uJni ~ snoiu'ns 'n' greatest iaoNh'e' LOT sueh as'
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE. }
Columbus, May LIST, 1854.
l, WILLIAM TREvrrr, Secretary of State
Of the State Of Ohio, hereby certify that
the foregoing laws are correctly copied
from the original rolls on file in this office.
WILLIAM TREVITT.
Secretary Of Stale.
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DIS. J. p. & J. COwAN,
PRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE AND suRaR.
Jerymeville, Ashland county, Ohio.
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Table Cutlery

WYE can and will sell Knives and Forks 20 per
w cent. cheaper than any Hardware Store in
Mansfield or Wooster ever did, will or can, II
you doubt II, come and buy some, that much low
er-think of this JOHNS & ALLEN.
May 3, ,54.-5tf Adjoining the Bank.
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save YOUR Ashes !

! SNVC your Ahtleh! slhq >
SHE'S wanted by the subscriber, at his Ash
n cry in falkland, for which the highest mar
let price will be paid In goods. 5s5m
oessber q, 1889, - Si6
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-24

/, ISAAC GATES, Auditor of Ashland
county, certify that the foregoing laws are
correctly copied from the authorized pub,
LEGATION Of the same by the Secretary Of
The State OF Ohio.
ISAAC GATES, Auditor.
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~ 'anl VISITING COMMITTEE.


For the Mercantile Course, Tine unlimi,rdhba n, Al,
The same Course for ladies' NM. ~. Pho Pidy
Twenty Lessons Ia Practical PenmanshIp sik. NThey
For fnll Course In Flourishing, &c...!yI ..A, Lei
The Principal OF the Institution, guldct' ""'s'
has recently secured some Of the ablest men In thoI
Stale as Instructors and Lecturers liz the various do! \
partments OF the College rr 44gtD To 4rTIt X
The Prof OF the Science Of Accounts, has had al
experience OF eight or nine years IN Commercial All
iairs, Alternating his time, partly as Teacher, In thd
Mercantile Colleges Of C~inoinati, Pittsburgh and
Cleveland, and partly as an actual Book. keeper In the
best Business House in the Country. These rare quail.
i%heations, so desirable aud yet 80 seldom found in our
Mercantile Schools. will enable this College to iTn1
part a more thorough knowledge Of the real minufia
OF Practical aud Theoretical Book. Keeping than can
be had probably In any similar institutions In the
The. subject Of oehmercial Calculations will have
more prominence11 this than in most installations Oh
the kind, 81 { a separate chair Is to be DEVOTED 10 -
besides the usual instruction given by the the Prof. Of
Accounts. The. modus operAndi Of Teaching IL on.
tirely new aud orlginal-putsued by no Mercantile
School-fonnd In no text book, and may be Justly and.
properly styled photographic" in it's nature, since "A
will the labors Of the Accountant, more than
one hall.
Penmanpbip In addition to the usual methods pur.
sued, will be taught on the new and unrivalled kys.
ten OF chIythmogTnPhy de yeloped by the PrIneipnH
IN his extensive experience as Instructor In the PuF'
ic Schools Of this city and elsew herc.l This syttaOt
will produce tho popular Commercial Hand OF THE d.. N
IN about bali the time usually devoted TO that ise"
pose. ia
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parnhill's Patent Corr Planter, man
ID u~faetured by Mel Bright & Co.. Cleveland. Ohio
A supply for this county will be found al the agency
Of JOHNS a ALLEN.
Deo. 81, SUI adjoining the Bank.
Griffeth a. Carvors, Coneave steel Cultiva.
" tor Teeth for sale Wholesale and Retail al the
agency Of JOHNS & ALLEN.
dec. %, 35t1 adjoining the Bank.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company,
Il Saratoga, New York. Capita $500, OOO. Insure
property on terms as liberal as any other FIRST class
responsible company. Applications received by our
Agent dec. %, 32tfl T. JOHNS,
once In Johns& Aliens Hardware Store, Adjoin.
Ing the Bank.
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INCOnROR WAY D, Isul.
FACULTY,

FACULTY
Z @. FOLSOM. A. B., Principal Teacher Of. Prat
cal aud Ornamental Penmanship.
T.. p. lG00DNQUGH, Superintendent, Prof. OF n
Theory aud Practice Of Book. Keeping, and N
turer on Mercantile Customs, General Laws
Trade, Accounts. &C.. l
W. =. HOLSTER. A',istsntin Book Keeping
GEo. WILEY. THos. H.HAY and D..B PAht d,
Of the Cleveland Bar, Lecturers on Msklear
blJaw.g ik.llfsAE iIfl ~plhltQAfaq -.
REv. X. H. NEvIE and J. c. VAUGHN, Eslent,
tQurers oitPoliticAl EcOiny. NAttt ~
r. T.. HUMlbToN. Lecturer on the Hlstoy n :
merce andthe Art OF Computation. iul
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CUBA .-I1lPORTANT and AUTHENTIC WORE
~ FOR THE PRESENT TINE.
~ HISTORY OF CUBA


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RoBERT CARTER BROTHERS, No 2s5 Broadway
lust PUBIISHED-By PUDNEY ~ RI SSELl

MA MOTU;
on REFr RovINCs ~ THE sOUru SEAS -,
Sandwich aud Society Islands ana i"rlVe e
CANT Ilus atoms Pro, - 30 ,..,
This wok comprises penons adventures OF the author IN The
Pacific which cxeId period of hye yehTs H. dined %
three psr,s which is suOiued valuable aud int'eng Ap
Par which may be REGARDED introductory % the narrative
fooys records six months experience On board an A
n AID III containing the material suleots OF this
aud Society lsandA Glowing descriptions
Of on,Dc scereIv mb!cs through palms yachns among
from and atOone, evergreen Naty so
and volcanoes,
scented gales of ID" tropics, rom
ohtd bold Outline ana the ghs ana
shadows Of Poyuoan life wildly poTsyed, embracing he
Of the natives, their battles nythlogy ana al
semi ba bac life An inter sung
chspi on Missions been appended aud though ne whole
plot presented fascinating drcs VIII be found choice ae
In sentiment diciion III believed therefore that Ia connec
with the Appendix and Illustrations VIII Prove aaa'o
addition Literature OF the ftcihc
With the Appendix It's hI portion Is Hance AZ e
70 exhibiting concise form me
tecgrsrv ard Cssfcson of GroupTher SuuctureNaua al
Nati-osTheiT Habis AID aguage-
aud Social CondioRtsouces and Relations wh the Civilized
World Navigation the Psohcn short ever hing OF
ipter rfrt IL 0 this division Of OcehHlcl
Atpendix 1.-THE Island Kingdom Of the North Pacific
Atitndi1 III-The french ia the Pacific - . go
Whaling Interests IN the Pacic, an
onr commerce Whaling is classified aud grounds de
mdc to the relation OF rs h-et 10 mat m
marine. and 70 the cond non OF eah III
their relations masters aud Consus ana te wants
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