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Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-18
ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS.

The New York Journal Of Commerce. in noticing the
return Of the British Admiral Sir EDWARD BELcHER,
from the Arctic SEAS without making full examination
for the party of Sir JOHN FRANKLIN, thinks there must
have been private instructions possession of the Adm
raj founded upon belief that the search futile
one. This would argue not only nsncerty, but heart
essness. But under this impressions the Journal points
with much pride the efforts Of American phanthro-
pists. 1t says:
{. In America deep enthusiastic faith has filled with
zeal and activity muludes of minds-a faith inspired
perhaps the hopes Of the heroic Lady Franklin herself
whose truth and devotion viii fill touching page in his
tory but with which may be proud to be socated
The munfcent projectors Of the American Arctic Exped
tions, well those who engaged in the search,
were persuaded that Sir John Franklin might still be
found and rescued and every taken has been
have been accomplished and additions to science that
have been made have been regarded but secondary
considerations and the purely benevolent object of saving
from destruction heroic feoWmen has been pursued with
energy and sincerity. a4
The expedition of Dr. Kane is still in the Arctic Sea-
probably in Smith Sound and the hope is passing away
that he will return to the United States this winter.
not ignorant of the fate of Sir John Franklin he will
penetrate further north when navigation opens
unless prevented by Government We therefore trust
that the suggestion which has been recently made from
different Sources and which corresponds with the general
wish of the community, may be followed that propeller
should be sent next May to Smith Sound to make him
Of the sad discoveries that have been made Back
river and that motive exists for his longer stay in tho
Polar zone. Muttudes Of hardy volunteers could be
found for the enterprise which would require absence
of less than three months, and the expense Of which
would be comparatively trifing."
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-18
The Senate will stand as follows
The House Of Representatives will be constituted
Dukes and Nantucket counties no returns.

The members of Congress elect are as follows:
l. Robert B. Hall, of Plymouth, Whg X. N.
q James Burlington, of Fall River, Wing X. N
8. Wm s. Damrell, Of Dedham, Freesoil K. N.
A. Linus B. Comins, of Roxbury, Freesoil K N.
5. Anson Burlinghame, of Cambridge, Freesoil K. N
6. Timothy Davis, of Gloucester, Democratic K. n
Z. N. P. Banks jr., Of Waltham, Democratic X. N.
8. Chauncey l.. Knapp, of Lowell, Freesoil N. N.
8. Alexander Dewitt, of Worcester, Freeso X. N
10. Henry Morris, of Springfield, Wing K. n.
IL. Mark Trafton, Of Westheld, Freeso K. NJ
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-18

The editor Of Western paper thus introduces some
verses: THE poem published this week was composed
by an esteemed friend who has lain in the grave many
years merely for his own amusement"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-18
Majority for Sabin

In the first district, Landgrove and Cornwall not
returned In the second district Sraton returned
and in the third district Fairfield Lowell and Westfeld
were not returned They would increase the majority
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-18
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION

The Boston Atlas furnishes very nearly complete
returns of the late election in Massachusetts,.
The vote for Governor was as follows:
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-18

AFFAIRS IN ALLEGAsY CoUNIY.-The Cumberland Md.
Telegraph states that the weather in that region is quite
cold and Tuesday to the depth Of two inches
fell on the mountains. There was fine rain afew days
ago. and oil the streams fush The canal is
doing active business which viii probably continue
the end of the season.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-18

The present is the first year since l847 that Massachu
setts has elected Governor by the people.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
PETITION no SELL LAND.


STATI oY ONO,
Ashland County, IS.
MOLLY KRAMER, Henry Kramer, Elisabeth Var.
ttI ger, john Harger. Margaret Jumper, Sarah Dan
kle, Melchid Dunkle, Sarah Hettinger, Helena Het.
finger, Lydia HetlingeT, George Hettinger, Carolina
Hettinger, Henry Hettinger, Mary Maedaleue Het.
finger, Andrew Hettinger, Sarah Hettinger, Sophia
Hetliuger, John Hettinger, David Hettinger, Philip
heliinser, Catherine Hettingcr, David Weaver, vii.
liam II. Weaver, James W. Weaver, Sarah ], Weaver.
John Weaver, CatlIarine Bare, John Bare, Lydia Over
Henry Over, Jacob Hettinger Netting.
er, and Mary Ann Hettinger, will take notice. that a
petition was filed against them in the Probate Court
ofthe County OF Ashland, Ohio, on the third day Of
January A. ID. 1854, by Philip Kosht and George Kipp
executors OF the last will and testament q Jacob net.
finger, deceased, setting forth among other things that
said Jacob Hettinger died seized in fee simple Of the
following real Estate, to wit The south half, Of the
north east quarter OF section number eleven, town.
snip number twenty-five, OF range nun Dor sixteen.
In tie county OF Ashland, and Stale of OHIO, and con.
talning eighty acres Of land more or less: and also.
setting forth that said Jacob Hettinger eft as his wild.
ow. I've Hettinger, and beque athed TO her the above
mentioned farm during her natural life, and also, that
ai'erthe death OF said Eve Hettinger, the said land By
the terms OF said will was to be sold, and the pro.
ceeds arising from the sale thereof TO he divided
equally among the heirs OF said Jacob Hettingcr, dc.
ceased, and also, setting forth that said Eve ~llctting.
er IL now dead.
The object aud prayer OF said petition il. that The
above named executors may be authorized to sell and
convey the above described land, under said will, in
such manner aud upon such terms as the Court may
direct.
The said parties above named. are therefore notified
TO appear aud plead. answer or demuT to said petition,
OnOrbefOtc the first Monday OF February A.. 1854,
at which time application will be made to said Court
'iJf an order to sell said land
PHILIP KOSHT,
FuLTuN & McCoMBs, GEORGE KtPP.
Attorneys for Executors. Executors of &c.
Ashland, January 4, SiI,-n33IW.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
Groai Notices.



THE following Executors, Administrator ans
l. Guardians having filed tbeir. sceounts for settle.
ment In the Probate Court Of AshiaHd County, ohio,
the same are continued for the inspection OF any per.
son interested and for examination and report to witi
The hnal act Of Jacob Hefner, Admit. Of Henry
Long, deceased.
Vim. II. Cain, admir-. OF John DUNCAN, Sr. deceased.
Elizabeth Krebbs, admir-. Of Matthias Krebbs, De-
ceased.
Josiah lee, admir-. OF Josiah lee, Jr. deceased,
John Smith, admir-. of George Sellers, deceased,
Isaac SchunkeT. adm'r. Of Daniel Way, deceased,
Eher Emery, admir-. or George Lesh, deceased.
Edmund lngmand, admir-. Of Henry Gribbin, de.
ceased.
Nicholas Ailesding, admir-. Of John Brakler. de.
ceased.
Vim. %vormilIia, admir-. of Abraham Ferris, de.
ceased. .
Jacob Gibson, executor of Thomas Morrison, de
ceased.
Richard wihbisler, Guardian Of The minor heirs of
Charles Cliff, deceased.
Wesley Richards, Guardian OF Jane Ann Mason,
Jacob Miller, Guardian Of Peiscilley Morley.
same DO Christopher worley.
The Partial account OF Joseph Strickland, Guar
dian OF John Miller,
Richard chanberlin, Guardian OF Laura A. Turner
John B~inehorn, Admir-. of Jacob Peck, deceased.
Vannest d. Middaush, Adm'rs. OF Michael Row, de
ceased.
The Final account Of John Berry, Guardian Of
Catharlne Stevig, and the SAINT are ordered TO be pub.
lis' ed In the Ohio Union. a news paper printed In
said county. for three weeks, and will be for hearing
at the next term OF this Court.
L. TO-A Ma,
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
SCITHEREAN ILLUSTRAL,
t0r Great Western Hair Restorative

II T promotes the growth, sotens, makes per-
Il mancnt, and restores the natural color of the
shnr. 1t gives health to the skin and to the glands
which form the hair; removes all Scurr, Dam
druf, Eruptions and Feverlsh Heat from the
scalp. It iastcns hair, prevents baldne s, aad
, even causes a full growth whele the hair has ial-
len oil. 1t contains no %coloring matter, bu: eff.
siects its wonderful changes in the condition OF
tho hair, by giving health to the skin OF the
head, and glands which form the hair.
Price 90 cts. ,pehbottlc. A liberal deduction
made to wholesale purchasers. Address j.
rHIGHWARDEN, Ashland, Ashland county, Ohio.
January, llth. 1858. 34tr.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18

MODEST, VERY The time the officers
were searching the house of Squires, The
New Hampshire Railroad robber, after
his recent escape, he was securely hid in
a straw bed, on which his wife was lying.
The modesty of the officers prevented
them from requiring Mrs. Squires 10 arise,
ANA so &ey went away without securing
their prize.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
LOOK HEREII

Y HAVE procured a right Tor an improvement
In building houses, by which a house may be
built for a small amount of money, with all the
conyeniences and comforts of the dearest houscsj
and as | have appointed John smalley, Of Ash
land, as my agent for this county, please call on
him and examine tire model, and procure a right.
ANDREW 8. NORRIS.
Troy, Ashland co., Aug. s, 1853. I'll
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
Y y . y "
A Remarkable Cure Of Diarrhea
and Liver Complaint. -.

N. NiHeiHNAfl' Maieh X, F1s.
Nv BiKER.-Dear Sir
,m g months, ] have had aiassf ~ssasfssf bier.
rAr< which was brought o. By GdebiAfsfef sssfs N
~ sgstsm and torpid action Of ny hra. some inns,
u was attended with great pain IN my bowslpa ana
side. tried . number Of doctors, bat none ofthem
seemed TO effect a permanent relief, a. the dlscabs
would soon return as vioIentAs aver. and AalIy fte.
came 90 prostrated that ! rds ai@ssf . ateiasn.
! then got a hottie o. your PAIN P~ANACKA-the
hrst dnse satisfied me thatit was the medicine suited
to my disease, ard found that BE- takinn a 1osf .lsr
eAel meal, that my focddohe me come rood. andhr
hathingmy bowels and side with thO Pain R.neftci
my palms were Immediately relieved. and Continued
70 Eain. strength and nesh, iii had used lsur bottiss
S%ineetha time have enioyed the heel ofheaIlA.
beieveithe public knew ofyaur valuable remedY
you woeq not be able 10 supply one,ksn oiihe a..
mand. VIII here TemaIk thai . friend 81 mlne ksd a.
sesers attack .otdiarfhea, snd jsese him adess a
your rain fanaeeA, and 10 ancs tod me that n enS
tlrely enredhim. child ~ nina fof hadi, hurnthr
hei cloths takine hIc. snd We iminedlsisiy srpiisd
the Pain Panases kesiy. Esd N : nhorttlne IA ars
" asAl o.; ,andh prevented Il from hisisrar.
las. Huoavovx Ms,t rs,pse,hny your.
,. The genuine signed. n. y. BAKgk,,
aHr sele ny y. =. whitney, Retpof Rlsse, n tsFl
falkland, Ohio. IL
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
WEAGH AND CO.SSlD EH
DR.. Hairs B.4LSAM, is no Paragoric
Preparation. bm q Medicine which
makes cures al home where fhe
Parties can be Found.
The Great Cough and COnSumptive



REDER have you a cough, Which ycu are neg
leCunG under the idea that il Is oHty common cold,
and mat " will soon "wcar itself Ouls" Lei A friend
tel you, In all kindness, what will soon be the prob.
able result. ll q short lime II YOU continue to neg
lcct yourself, you Will begin to feel a sense OF titLt.
ness and oppression across the chest. accomna5itd
WIN frequent sharp darling pains. Then, a dry hack.
ing cough VIII set In, and when you raise ANYTIME
IL Will be a tIick aud y%ellOwish, or white frolhy mai.
ter, streEkcd perhaps with blood. II you s,illtake no
meGlolne, these unpleasant symptoms will increase,
anu you VIII soon have hectic fever cold cbiils'
night sweHls, copious eSpectOration, aud then prcai
prostitution. " you Sill neglect Yourself a few
weeks or months wlll see you consigneI t0the grave
leaving your friends to mourn how rapidly conpump,
ton did It's work. and hurried you away. Friends
nave yoN no cause to be alarmed , IN the ebcse
sketch you may see In a glass, how every case ofcon.
sumption progresses. with more or less ;ppidity. 10 A
fatal termination. OF all the thousands and mittions
whom thls great destroyer has gathered TO the tomh.
every single case began with a cold IT this had
been attended to, all might have been vell-bnt he
lug neglected, under the fatal deiusi0n thai II wnuIi
wear itself Of, "!ttTaHsfcrred its dtadlv act on tn tLc
substance OF The Lungs, exciting there Inc formatitn
oitubcrcles. Another. and anothc- cold added mel M
tte ialne, uahl these %tuherclcs began to soften ana
F.'ippurate, leaving, bytheir liberation, great CAVITIES
IN the lungs. I this crisis the disease Is vcrv aim
cut olcure, and often times sets atdefsnce allbu
man means. '
IN The latter or worst stage, this medicine will al
lentlnes arrest Tue disease, Or check its progress. an,
VIII always make the nitient more Comfortable. and
p,oIohs ms NE, ahpi II Is therefore worthy of the,tri
al-but III its inripient OF forming periods. Consumn,
ton Is as curable as any other disease and b.
mh.Lt hsisain for the Lungs. II taken at his me
W. cure II as surely as taken We earnestly .xhnrt
az who have a cough, or are subject TO COLI 10 krr,
Inc medicine by lhein. and whenever YOU take rold
eradicate 1t thoroughly, and at once, ~ this mower
full healing compound, and leave your lungs u%nininrtl
| 10 Garry Won IN full riunr In n md III -.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
ROCK BINDERY.

NNHE subscriber has opened a Bindery 10 con-
nection with his Book Store, where Maya
Ei1es, Pimphlets, &C., will be bound in the best
style, and at az cheap . ratio as NJ any town in The
county. Old Books rebound on short notices
work warrantedj please give US a call.
W. II. II. POTTER.
land, June 30, 1883. Snt
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
SUMPTIONCURED
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.

~
DEAR SiRs-Thc public generally are fully aware nj
ths thousands OF remedies Of Diseased Lungs, under
the 't,es OF narsaparillas, Pills, Plasters, Liniments,
De-, that are daily brought TO their notice ihrou, 4
ihe newspapers, BY way Of advertisements. Ms Cb
!sCll IN writing this note for publication. is 10 induce
INC public, or al least those who are afflicted df they
VIII Use patent medieinesl 20 use one that contain,
aItlvles Oh real HSei ia pulmonary diseases. lam con
sclousihat, In so doing. / am acting most unnroles
siCnaly, aud deroSatory to the interests OF medical
science and tile regular practitioners OF asdicine,
The medicine 10 which | refer is '.Dr. Eairs Bal.
sam Jor ne lungs" have prescribed IL In a large
number OF cases, and always with.success. one case
IN pariicuiar, to which ! wiSh now to refer, was Civ.
gu up By several physicians who had been called IL
consultation with myself. The patient had allf,
sguiptoms Of e%inhrmcd consumption, such az =,
Night Sweais. Hectic Fever. Harrassing Co. ~ lin
continued pain In the lobe OF 1.-THE Right ~ -, VIII
ed with severe Dtarrhpal lie COM nrS % ISt'enI'
aiely to get better, by the use >, The 'inlicul,
medleins, and wa; soon restc' sd IN us asusI bosiIb
b | SeE E, Ss'G iSaT IT. Han B'..sum tie most yalns
and CoLds thatg ) &c. san .,g up distressing Coughs
WI. WRIGHT. NJ. D.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18

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fishers circular gratis, may be had on the above
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School Books published by the above Firm at the
lowest prices.
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Kentucky, and Pennsylvania.
Nov Post Office Address. Cleveland Ohio.
ember l6, 1863.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
Removal.

NEIcHAEL MILLER would inform his old
ylffiends and the public that he has removed
lbs goods TO his new Brick Building nearly oppo-
site the Sampsel House. He will keep constantly
.On hand
CoNFEcrIoNARIEs, Fresh BREAD, CAKES
Prs, &c, &C.,
together with almost every articl eofGroceriesand
Provisions that's required by families. His pre-
sent building is large and well adapted tothe pur.
pose for which it was designed, and he in ends to
spare no e%xertion or expense to keep on hand
every article which may be required BY his sous
toners
April Q, l6b3-46.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
lNKBE SULLIVAN IN THE SHADED
YANKEE SULLIVAN IN THE sHADEl
a Great Knock-D Down!
a.. "a
SZ&aS'G
Not ut Fist-.-Cuff, but in the price of
Goods!

VOU may talk about the %Scrimmnge between
il the Turks and Russians, and the ''rest Of
mankind - but it doesn't begin to equal the "war
Of determination which 7 C. Bushnell is now wa
giDg against his high-priced competitors. He is
now r%ecei'ing a large assortment of
NEW GOODS OF NEW STYLES!
in addition to his former stock, which he will sell
at much lower prices than could be afforded ear
lier in the season. He has no ieading articles,
but will sell his stock on average, ut the lowest
possible prices. The unprecedented and %unrival-
ed sales OF lis establishment, speak louder than
all the humbug advertisements which have been
thrown out before the public by'CASH STORES,
CHEAP STORES, &c.
He would particularly call the attention ofthe
public TO his large stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
of his own manufacture, all of which is warranted
to the purchaser, at p ices that cannot be under,
sold. All are invited to call and examine his
stock. Seeing ir believing none shall douhtb but
those who see not.
TIC. BUSHNELL.
Ashland, December, 1858, am3O
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NEW SALOON.

~ BACHERER, at the old stand formerly
Ia, occupied by Michael Miller, above the
McNulty house, keeps constantly on hand every
variety ofgood things, srcsPi intoxicating drinks,
which eau DO desired by any one fond Of good
nF. jane 20, 1853. 6U
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
EAT Low Pricess A.,

ITNHE undersigned has opened, in the building
il on the south side oil Maine street, Ashland,
formerly occupied by Bell Il Whitney, new and
choice stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., which
he offers at prices which will bear comparison
with any of his competitors in Northern Ohio
His arrangements arc such, and his stock has
heen purchased at such rates, that he does not
hesitate to say, lin no spirit OF Boosting, ! that lie
can offer goods on CHEAPER terms than can be
obtained at any other establishrhe mt in this coun-
ty. Seeing Is beiisring''-so give me n call
and you will be persuaded.
az Cash paid for all kinds Of grain and seeds.
Almost every article produced on d farm will be
in demand at my Store, at the best prices the
state Of the markets will warrant.
LYMAN FAY, in.
October 20, 1853. Sm2s
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A FkEsH suPPly"i WrigAi,s Lndian Vegetable
"a rus, a STANDARD English Medicine, Tor the
re'en''on ana cure of disease, to aid and imp
prove ulgestioR and purify the blood. For sale
ot'ne new Drag Store in Ashland, Nv
June 10. 1888. F ~ ,S
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
SHERIFF'S SALE

John Thompson, In Ashland Com. Pleas
.cs. and in District Court
Solomon Markie, def. Swithin and for the coun.
COSTS.
ID Y virtue oftwo executions duly issued against
ID the above named Plaintiff, one Tor costs in
Court Of Common Pleas, the other for costs in
the District Court within and for the county Of
Ashland aud State OF Ohio, to me directed, | will
expose to Public Sale, on the premises Of Niclo-
las Fast, in Troy Township, in said comfy, on
Saturday, January 2Sth, "A. d., 1854,
between the hours Ut ten O'Clock A. NJ. and four
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the following described
GQoos and Chattles, TO Wit: The undivided inter-
est of John Thompson OF aud in ~flty-six sheep now
10 the possession Of said Nicholas Fast. The said
Fast isto keep said Sheep until she ring time in
The year 1851, and TO retain for keeping, tho'eu-
lire inc reLse and all the wool except one pound
lor each sheep, leaving as the interest of said
Thompson in said sheep, 6fiy-six sheep and fity-
sin pounds Of wo i. Also, IN the same date, |
will expose to Public Sale The undivided interest
OF J1hn Thompson Of and in flly.six sheep now
in the possession Of James Wright, in said Town
snip, being the same interest as specified al owe,
to witt flly-siKsheep and fity-sG pounds ofwool,
to be sold between the hours as aforesaid, on the
premises of sab Wright, in said county Of Ash
land ant State ofOhiO. Terms orSale-Cash.
J. D. JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland, January II, 1853. 3~3I pisa
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Farm for Sale.

TNHE subscriber, living in Orange rp,, Ashland
county, Ohio, is DESTROYS Of selling his Farm,
consisting of one hundred and ninety acres Of
land, with a House, Barn and Orchard on II.
Abou; one hundred and forty acres improved.
DANIEL CAMPBELL, Jr.
Deremher &. 1879. Sn2St
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
ATTACHMENT NOTICE,


A Tiny instance an attachment was this day issued
"A by J. a. McClusky. a Justice Of the peace, Of
Montgomery township, Ashland county against the
property and effects Of $. +. Moon, a nonresident VI
said county. PORTER, Agent,
fr WILLIAM b. YOuSG.
Dated this 18th OF, Jan. A. d.. 1851. na53w