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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09
Future Price of Land Warrants.

Those who intend t. speculate in
Land Warrants, begin to grow anxious
about the price at various future dates
hence we have many inqui! les On the
subject.
To the best of u foresight and be-
lief, we shall buy them at about the fol-
lowing prices
From now to one dollar per acre.
August and September. ........65 q 80 cts per acre.
October and November. ......-.75 q 80 cts per acre.
When winter sets in they will fall to the
vicinity of 60 cents per acre. In the
Summer and Autumn of 1856, should
the Money Market be easy, they will
again advance to, say, IS a 20 cents per
acre, but in the following Winter the
market Will be again overstocked and
they will fall even below 60 CENTS
Those who wish to purchase Warrants
at the lowest points should have An eye
on January, February and March, 1857.
P. S.-There is an active demand for
Land Warrants, and We have advanced
tho price. We are now buying at
1853 for leo Acre Warrants.
s212 for go Acre Warrants.
Il IL for 10 Acre Warrants.
(IonpS0n'S Reporter.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09
Tolerably Fat !

"The K. N. State Council of Ohio,
at its late session, allowed the following
snug salaries to its officers President,
500 per annum; Secretary, $1,000
Sergent-at-arms, 50 per day /, Marshall,
Outside and Inside Sentiucls, So per
day
The worthless who rule this immacu-
late body, says the Fit. Wayne Sentinel
notwithstanding their loud boasts of pa
triotism, appear disposed to pay them
selves pretty handsomely for their val
liable services. If the dures WHO fur
nish the furds are satisfied, of course
we have 10 complaints to make, rs it is
none of our business but it arr ears TO
US that it must be far better TO be a
President at 500 a year, Secretary at
Sl&00 a year o. S. S., l. S. s., or
Marshall at 81 per day, than one of the
A 5 S es who have to foot the bills
E1. Paper.
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WALL PAPER!

d @. BEER, at the Ne.o Book Store.
III. Ashland, Ohio, is just receiving a large
ami we'll selected stock of
Wal anil WIn1ol0 Paper, Borders &c,
which, in addition to his former stock, will
make the assortment so large and varied as
cannot fail. to please, and which will be offer
ed at such prices as to insure entire ~satisfac-
ton 1t is the design of the subscriber to keep
constantly on hand such an assortment Is to.
make it entirely unnecessary for any one wish
ing to purchase FANCY PATTERNS to send
to adjoining towns, as heretofore,-7feeling'
confident that goods can be sold as cheap in.
Ashland as elsewhere, and knowing that the
assortment now heing received is such as can
not fail to please all. Call and examine-no.
charge for exhibiting goods.
Ashland, May 2, 1855. n49tf.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09
Jef the Jew.

% The Times charges us with all man.
nsr of yillainy in last weeks issue
Among other things, we are accused
of being hostile to the Ashland Mutu-
Will the Editor be so good as to
lay his delicate finger on any act of ours
which shows a particle of opposition ?
Nota particle to the Company, but we
have TO Mr.. SPRENGLE, because of his
ungentlemanly course towards us in
matters of business. The Company pay
JEFF salary enough to attend to their bu-
siness exclusively. Not content, how
eyer with his own business, he dabbles
into several different kinds. Acts un-
gentlemanly towards us in his ~eonpeti-
ton for business, and expects he will
mot be molested, because be is the Sec
eetary of the Ashland Mutual. When
4 4Eer his actions, hereafter, to US, are any
Thing but gentlemanly, we intend to
rdrag him out from his hole, and hold
him up to the world as a model of hon
esty as agent for the Washington Insu-
rance company. We have the facts on
this Infamous character, and it may be
possible, that his bad faith towards his
employers will appear over his own sig
nature. More anon;
We have no hostility to the Ashland
Mutual. Many of the directors are our
personal friends, and nothing at present
could induce us to injure it in the least
Remember, that we have no issue with
the Company, neither will we make
one. If JEFF supposes because we have
commenced scraping his hide, that he
can. like an Ostrich, run his carcass be-
hind the Insurance company 10 SCREEN
him, he is much mistaken. HS huge
and awfully shaped body he cannot hiae
fro& the world. Its too much.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09
Attempt to Supercede Gov.
Reeder.

Reports and statements coming from
reliable sources render it certain that
the desperadoes who have invaded Kan
sas for the purpose of securing the as
cendancy of slavery, have boldly an
nounced their determination to oust Gov.
Reeder from his official position, aud Sc
cure by ~bravado, and further acts eff vi
olence if necessary, the appointment of
a man better suited to their purposes.
This is to attempt to establish a govern
ment in a territory of the United States
independent of, and in opposition to that
of the general government, and is rank
treason. This being the case, it becomes
the imperative duty of the President to
put a stop to all such proceedings, by
sending out a military force sufficiently
strong to bring those fellows to their
senses. The grossness of the outrage
demands prompt and energetic action.
The people of this country will heartily
sustain the Administration in an act of
the kind.-PLaan Dealer.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09

A GREAT FARMER.-THE "ELE-
PLANT" ABour-Probably the largest
farmer in America is a large elephant
which is engaged at ploughing the farm
of P. Il. Barnum near BRIDGEPORT, Conn.
Passengers who came by the New York
and New Haven Railroad yesterday,
states that they had a fine view of his
" Elephantic Highness F" as they passed
the farm in question. He is said to be
very docile, walks three times as fast as
a pair of horses, and drags a subsoil
pillow, driving it from 16 to 20 inches
deep. This same animal was used in
India to work upon roads, pile timber.
g., and it is said that he don't stick up
his nose at any reasonable work that
his Yankee owner places before him.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09
SUPERINTENDENT & BRoTHER.
Petition to Sell Land.

Joseph McCutchen, Admir- of
Joseph Gray, deceased,
vs.. In PROBATE
Margret Stewart. Christian CoURT OF ASH
Gierhart, Sarah Gierhart, Mi LAND Co, o.
chael Lutts, Jane Lutts, John
Lutts, John Gray, Allen Gray
and Angelina Gray. !
FHHE above named heirs and legal
! representatives ofJoseph Gray, deceased.
are hereby notified that on the I'd day Of May.
A. D., 1855, said Administrator filed his peti-
ton in the Probate Court of Ashland County,
Ohio, the object and prayer of which petition
is to obtain an order at the next term of said
Court, for the assignment of the dover of Mar
garet Stewart, the widow of the said Joseph
Gray, deceased, in and for the sale of the fol-
lowing Real Estate, (of which the said Joseph
Gray died seized) or SO much thereof. as may
be necessary TO pay the debts Of said decedent,
to wit: Lots No. eighty-thrce, (83) thirty-twOs
(32) thirty-one, (31) forty-nine, (49) fifty, $50
and a strip of land on the south-side of lot No.
fifty (50) said strip of land being sixty feet
wide, north and south, and one hundred and
twenty feet long, cast and west, all of the.
above described premises, being situate in the.
town of Savannah, County of Ashland and State
of Ohio. Also lot No. (6) in the town and,
township of Troy, in said Ashland County.
JOSEPH McCUTCHEN,
Admir- of Joseph Gray, dec,
May 8, 1855. n5O.4w.
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Can't. J. Z. Squire.

The Commander of the "Old For
tress !" pours a perfect broadside into
the enemy, as will be seen by reference
to the advertising columns of to-day's
paper. The Captain is naturally a very
peaceable man, but when he commences
a war on high prices, the, enemy have
to haul down their colors. Forward
the Light mot Tight Brigade"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

IN Thursday, the 24th day of May
- next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and four o'clock p. M, of said day, / will
offer for sale on the premises, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, situate in Ashland Coun-
ty, Ohio, to wit Part of the southeast quar-
ter of section thirty-two, 1927 township twen-
ty-onc, CID range fifteen, (I5) containing four
and a half acres, except the north-half Of said
tract, which has been assigned to the widow
of Peter Bemcnderfer, deceased, as dover
Said property belonging to the estate of Peter
Bemenderfer deceased. Terms of sale-one-
third cash in hand, one-third in one year, and
one-third in two years from the day Of sale
Back payments to be secured satisfactorily.
HENRY WINBIGLER, Admir-.
= KELLOGG d ALLISON, Atty's.
April 25, 1855. n4e-ts.
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Notice

S hereby given, that a Petition will he present
L ed TO the Commissioner OF Ashland County ..
Ohio, at their next regular June session, Ie55,
for the establishment of a Road in Yer
million Township. in said County. said Road to-
on the section line between section six
teen and seventeen where it crosses the State
Road leading from Haysville to Mansfield, running
North on said Sc ction line to the County Road at
the North West corner of section sixteen.
MANY PETITIONERS.
May 4, 1855. 4w50"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09

DEPTH OF THE AMERICAN LAKEs.-It
has hitherto been asserted that Lake
Huron, was $50 feet deep, but it has
lately been ascertained by U. s. Coast
Survey that it is only 400 feet deep
Lake Erie is from 60 to 20 feet deep,
Lake Ontario 452 feet, as low as most
parts of the bottom of the Gulf of st.
Lawrence. All the Lakes cover an area
of As, 04o, 900 acres.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09
LAND WARRANT BLANKS
Tor sale. cheap at this Office.

@ Specimens of Wall Paper from
BIC. TcKNoR's Book Store, Mansfield,
can; be seen at the store of T. G. BUSH
NELL, in this place. advertisement
nextrweek. sosl yss
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09
@--"

RULES FOR SELF CONVENIENTLY
A PRUDENT OLD GENTLEMENr-Always
sit mkt to the carver if you can, at din
ner.
Ask no woman her age.
Be civil to all rich uncles and aunts.
Never joke with a policeman.
Take no notes or gold with you to a
Fancy Bazaar-nothiug but silver.
Your oldest hat, of course, for every
evening party.
Don't play at chess with a widow.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09

EM1GRANTs FROM ONO, for Kansas,
Nebraska, Iowa and Illinais are passing
through St. Louis in crowds. About
500 arrived there last week and it is ex-
pected that the number during the sea-
son will reach $4,000 souls.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09

The man with religious convic-
tions" is living in Ashland. He oils
himself with the sanct;ty of the Church,
and nosO carries two books under his
arm, that he may the more effectually
wheedle his fellow men into his notions.
BIO. SPRENGLE, we suppose, believes
in the doctrine of the Perseverance, of
the Saints!
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
M sHtee'
ARRANGEMENT
FOL l960s
FOR 90

H. ASCHER, of NEW LONDON,
LAS just repaired, rebHit, and sLsganfIy JayRisA-
Ii ed aneD the odd American Hotel, now known
as the .ASCHER HOUSE, He will be in Teadi-
ness, on or before the goth day of May, As Proprie-
tor, to attend to all his old friends, and the TraB-
cling Public, il general. whose wants, comforts,
and conveniences, he will at all hours be happy to
supply on the most reasonable terms and in con
nection with
DR. SKELLENGER & BROTHER,
a DAILY MAIL n EXPRESS COACH is ruh
between ASHLAND and NEW LONDON, Qhrough Sa-
vannah and augglesJ leaving Ashland at 8 O'clock
A. M. arriving at New London after the : O'Clock
p. M. Train (MaiD comes in from Cleveland, fer
the safe and expeditions conveyance OF passengers.
packages, express moneys and light merchandise
FINE HORSES and CARRIAGES,
with attentive and careful drivers always en- hand
to all who may desire anything in
the Livery Line, At the lowest reasonable
prices. H.. ASCHER,
.SKELLENGER,
Sd.
Nrw LONDON, o.. May ,, Is55. n5c-tG
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09

GAMBLINe.-The Sacramento Tribune
says there is only one public gambling
saloon open in Sacramento at present
one year ago there were Eve.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09

e The Pittsburg Union announ-
ces that W hundred members of the
Baptist church at Masontown, have
Withdrawn from the church because
their minister had join.d the Know
Nothings.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09
5prripl Notices.
REPRALIr.

Let the DGtehrord IF the people Be, RepssEi When
men become so infatuated with power, either In
possession or expectancy. Asfo run Of alter every
new dogma, and at the bidding OF their Imperial
masters. pa~sslawsin in. direct violation ofthe plain.
est principles OF our republican instffulions, &C. be-
comes the vox Popuii 10 rise their might, with:
outdistinction Of party, and compel our servants to-
repeal those obnoxious por ions OF our Law : that
strike at the root of our Independence. So, also
physically when men run OF after every new
tangled nostrum opened to the public. They not
only cndanger their own. hut the lives OF their
families andfriends. IT is therefore with pleasure
we again recommend to the afflicted the use of
McALIsTERs ALL-HEALING OINTMENT, an old and
well-tried remedy, and almost certain cure for
Burns Bruises, Cuts, Weavels, Scaid Head. Ague in
the breast, Corns, Spinal Affections, Fevers, and
all Febrile diseases, too numerous to mentiOn.-
That by restoring the insensibIe perspir alton, item
8bles the system to throw of all the old worn Out
PARTICLES. thereby restoring to sound and perfect
health. For sale by J. b.. F~.Sampsel& &C and R..
y. chnbb q CO., Ashland ! J. MeCrory. M4iiin !: =,
w. Coulter, PerrysviIle; d. 4. Stockman, London
viIle;L spenceT& CO., Mckay; J: Kinninger q
CO.: Hayesville; Hagerman and Buchanan, Hayes
Vile; Coulter and Goodwin, Lafayette; W. SpenL
Ger & CO., Albion; il. Wright. Sullivan: Michael
Kriege Orange; as. Sect CO., Savannah E.yF.
BeaIy. Troy. IyaTf
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Sebastopol not Taken!
SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS. &C.
WIN. ]. MASON,

WIN J.. WASS0W,
6AVING removed his stock of Saddlery,
IL Harness, &c., to the Store Room former
occupied by G.. & j. Miller, one doc west of
the Miller House, and two doors cast Of the
Post Office, would respectfully ask his old
friends and customers to give a call. Every
thing can be found at all times, ready-made.
such as 1L9
Fancy Harness.
Draught Harness, all kinds
Trunks, Valises,
Brides, Saddles fer La
dies and Gentlemen, of air descrAP"
tiOns.
In fact every thing usually found In =" such iH-
stitutions," will always be ON hand.
The undersigned will not bpast OF his Wolk
nor the quality of material used, as ne Is sa.Is-
fed to leave those who have dealt with nim
and used his work, be the Judges. keep none
hut the BEST OF WORKMEN, whose work
will compare with any in Northern Ohio
Those who doubt what We say viii please drop
in and see for themselves.
Thankful for past favors, we hope to receive
a liberal share of patronage hereafter. Our
nriccs SHALL be as
LOW AS TIL LOWEST,
in A ,hland, or any other town in this part q
he state and every particle of work doe
and aiken away from my. shop win be NAf7
RANTED. VIM j. WATSON.
Ash and, April ls 1856, W
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09
DRMoGRATIc STATE lex

r FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM MEDILL, Of Fairfield.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYRES, Of Lucas.
roR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM KENYON, Of Belmont.
ROBERT B. WARDEN, Of Franklin.
FoR AUDITOR OF STATE,
WA. D. MORGAN, Of CoEun1iuna.
FoR rREAsURER OF STATE
JOHN G. BRESLIN, Of Seneca.
ron s~EcRErARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM TREVITT, of Franklin.
ron ArToRKEY e-EEERAL,
GEORGE W: McCOOK, Of jefferson.
yoH HEHsEH OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
JAMES B.. STEEDMAN, of Lucas.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-09

Joseph McC utchen, Admir- of
Joseph Gray, deceased,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

ALwAys TAKE YOrn tWi9Es ALo%U.-'Ehe cdi.
TOT Of The Cleveland Herald is responsible (OF llm
following plea in favor Uf maItimOnY
On The famous burlington RxGnlSiln'--ns oil
all ulcr exCuTStOnS-lIC advantages possessed by
those who had thcit 'wvGS along WAS hourly DO
m0nSlGAtel But most completely OIL liz M"SlS'
Sipni SiranmRt was II demonstrated that wife Is
not UMlr hclp.MUtc, but II help. MEAT AMI help
SLEEp. Tie gUUl packet IIrn Campbell hal OnIy
SlOlu rOUMS enough lUr ilu ladirSj That is, VI
cOnfSe, lot the Indies AMI theft husbands,
We know couple Of gentlemen who hal caEly
secuted state sUon hoping during the day TO gel
a lclErSlillg Sn0U&r, having I0r The two preceding
nights been driven from comfortable qualtetS Oy
married ladies'. One u these gentlemen, on going
10 his roOm, found his baggage on The wrong side
Of the door, tNd in ItS elgaerd bcIl one Of the
'lotdS OF CIcaiOn.' Complaint 10 the CleIk only
brought anSwet tlut Of cOutsr lie ladies' must
have Tie rooms. lIy this MEANS tue mcN with
'wiNes along hnl refreshing maps, but Temporary
WlLnWprS and lIaClcuS Mapped Il I'D Tie luGgnge
al dinner, however, II was Supposed oil The nlei
would have on equal chance. The Ladies filled
The hist table, and Is there welG more men than
ud0Mgh 10 I'LL second, tie clanttS tOf dinner he
cane matter Of interest. The lcS paIE Vi th6S'
who had leiihet wives nor SwCclic0ItS along
can ba imagined, when one alter another oil lie
ladies' fnSuptl dinner, she OeCkVnCA 10 this huS
band, OF that bean, wlu quickly took the vacated
seat. So when The ladies' had done eating, lh'
chairs wete nfeadY filled lot lie second table @'tl
those WHO had their 'wlveS alOnE.' That demon
station oil the comforts Of MatrlInOay sank dGePe
than the hrstl-il went 10 tue stomach.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
onr nom Mlnister 10 spain.

go, A e,,.t., Et;,;.Ia.st Ata,t,;1
MI Dodge, UnlIeh states elln''IetHI Mo"""
was pTesenicd 10 lie Queen Ol Spain on Sundsy
~ 49, ,s,I A. Inne. Alt Dotlte, on nresehtIng hi,
'Ae ~" - - 80. :. fot,o.s.
sEe4ellI a9s' sPoes Y Wy ;,.u
qM4pAYs she nlonels o. ptesea'!ig 'aS M N,
Ief af creenee whlcli acctedll lhe IN W. gusN
Of RtEoy Extraordinary anu MlqlStet rle"ITG'GiGI
tiaty Of tie ute!l States 10 y0nt AialesEt
tie otlrrs Of The Freslen, Of she hepnplIc " Ell
pressing TO you lug sellllletlS o. Wcn''" np,s s
high esteem he enlettalhS Iot yGnl tn!N, pi1O ~;
Tie most sOceFe desire 81 lls rtsslS .H ~" co ~
Tie American people y 10 see tIsn1e'e SsI S
SolhIstsd tie ancient nl at!lSsTIS 'Sa"N Ii'e
Which TOT So many yeats have eS!S1e ~" III I";;s
0oyttnltDt Of yOlIt ana ENRt y az ~
States. For my Iiti, so long as sna ~ W." ~ -
ice wllhwtSlr an eonptFt SsmgS!l " "IIy -,
ttom PERSONAL inClinall' sal' nesisS. "D ~ "
which may most tIIsclu4llx cGn'o ,,.,o. 70 ~, ~
away with every Cause Of Nleuiy oeswe." ,,, Wv, aS
Inllel States AID Spli anu WV 'ISS .na,"Hl
sIa'ly anu rosa9Cy so%Givs ~ s Inc Iwo nations,
A,t tWS ,%s ~' 'oo 70 express. IL conclusion, The
sDttte views entertain fOt lhe happ'9tss, I aug !,
welfare ofloOt loyal Pe's0'' anu ., So"t 'sm"
Totbls addEess ll'e V'ee" 'sP,'eu ~ 'O''V" h,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
Renr Hunt.

A correspondent Of lIIc llOcheslct Daily Demo.
cat, writing from Ningatp, says:
"Our citizens were not lIlllu started early this
morning, by the sudden cry II 'bCnt" wild beat"
Ea.Iy III the week IU YenlhrCI neat tic 'WSruroIa
Indian Village, and on Tuesday last he was Oh.
srIvcL in The woods In The vicinity Of The Cayus0
creek. III lllr meantime, llnMtets have been III
his tail, uul IIuin, alter tcIls Dried by nltll
aud Digs, evidently sought tlIe LpspitabIo ShUreSO
N0sala lot protection. On arriving In our village
he was followed by multitude Of men, nlul being
laTl pressed, 10 sought shelter IN al OAK tee SIT.
uated on The open ground NcoE our Main street,
Cmblng up about 80 feet, liz stretched ilnSelf On
lAEse iunII, and looked down upon lllg ttOwl
with goOl deal Of anxiety. And now arose the
question low lie was 10 he captured without Kill.
iug him. An lndlnn plOpUSctl 10 climb the lice
and slip n moose over his head, bnl the huge ii.
mcnSiUHs Of lie animal, with his open mouth and
glazing eyes, did not Look lIvOTablG lur such MI
undertaking. II was finally decided II wOad 10
hrltrr 10 shoot hin, whcEcupOn one Of our cillEcns
put ball through him 50 MneillngIy HAT IL fell
dead to the gtOlWI, There wrfe no marks upon
him, indicating that lie lld ever breN capiuErd.
Alter being dressed hv weighed over Two hundred
pounds"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17
civ infringement.

.
Ib. I,is rain has demonstrated The necessity oil
material notifications Of some Of OUt streets rs
matter Of economy even, The cost OF removing
Inc III al lie cotNer VI 6 and !iunlden sItsets Is
uot nucl, short OF $50, al MOntoc anu Main some
$40, and elsewhere In rtopoFtiOn' Now II every
rain i,io do his, what will Il cOGl per nnnumt
,,onnol these things UU bettetcll Had not tue
clv father bctlct take look al ile public pOcStl'
along with lhv public morals, and, II they CALI
gave u.iaxes. Take Fourth street anu Monroe
pLu annual expenditure Iot removing waste
Nc., from this point would motc than puy the M
tersl on The rosI Of cuver The Whole way 10
the tiyet but more. Suppose 'eBra''c OF Mon
,p wcrc continued llOnl Main 10 9th, actoSS Mat
ktt and Fourth, DOES not every one STE that 'h''
filling and gOrgins would " ObyiateA, TIE wa'tt
and contents would then pass nj continuous
rtalsto the,i aud lhetu would be no Icvels To
invite aud receive Tie deposits. EIlhet oI these
methods is pal, tablo 10 tho present state Of '""Es'
We hardly expect Tho COnnc0 TO Tecc'Ye' w'''
fayot, any proposition coming I'OI'l U.s. Hs '"cY
have heretofore shown, that while dtF0t'd 10 ecO"'
omy, they pletet bi'lut t'o nprotdIl rate Of ~"
net annum for pEiNtiWst 10 ours al sEO0' l'O'eVeT
ws shall do our duty to The city, mil advise Tho
fathers when we think ct, and watch aud expose
them Wien they 80 wtOng,,pnd probably J" Tie
end some sool may'comv of IL. Atleas! Tie SO'
ten shall see " In, is going on, aud, as fat as sc
cal, give them light, shall understand tho Jaror'e
economy Of lI,eboty. I'Iete Is unOIhetmNllcF VIC
may ref to heteaitet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-17

Sprsl7vALrsu.--Thc mischief which this wretch.
ed lrluslOn has done, nud is still doing, is almost
inca!cunblG. We nre often Callet. upon 10 Iec0ld
instances Of lis vile workings The boston pahcrs
daY OF two since contained m account Uf a
young lady, totnlelIy teacher In one Oftbs pub,
lie schools, who has gone mad Though belief In
this tlOcIrine. and another instance Inns Just
came 10 our knowledge. It's that Of highly
intelligent lady WIN, one year pgo, wus living III
Ell Ly RI tie enbeatMcnts Of domestic bliss,
II9t suddenly a ctoogicOme over het husband,