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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-05
5OMETHING N EW
avn INTERESTING no ALI

fryHE undersigned are now preparing . Nap Of
IL Ashland County. from entirely original
euryevs. This Map will show the Townships. Sec
fions. streams. ViiInges, Churches, ownershtp Of
Lana. Roads, and SwGmps, &c
Th3. Map will be got up in q beautiful and sub
.4rntiaf msnner. WILLIAMS DORR & co.
March lkths 1855 al 1nlE 80
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6Habits, like fakes of snow that fall un-
perceived upon the earth, the seemingly unim-
portantevents Of life, succeed one another. As
the snow gathers together, so are our habits
formed. No single fake that is added to the
pile produces 3 sensible change no single ac-
ton creates, however itmay exhibit. q mans
charaeter but as the tempest hurls the ava,
Ienehe down the mountain, and overwhelms
he inhabitant and his habitation. SO passion,
2tfing upon the elements Of mischief which
pernicious habits have brought together. by
impereeptible accumulation. may overthrow
the edi6ee Of truth and virtue.
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SebastoboI not Taken
SADDLES, HARNESS. TRUNKS, &C.
Urn ] WAsSoN,

WIZ j OSOc
TT kVING removed his stock of Ssddlery,
III Harness, DC, to the Store Room former
occupied bys Cd J.. Miller, one doc west of
the Miller House, and two doors east of the
Office, would respectfully ask his old
friends and customers to give a call. Every.
thing can be found at all times, readysmade,s
such as
Fancy Harness.
81 Draught Harness, all kinds
Trunks, VutkSca,
@ . In
dies anld Genflesnen, 0N all eescrfp.
lions.
In fact every thing usually foun m "sueh IN
stitutions, viii always be onhand.
The undersigned viii not boast,of his work
nor the quality of material used, as he is salts
fed to leave those who have dealt with him
and used his work, be the judges keep none
but the BEST OF W0RKMEN, whose work
will compare with any in Northern Ohio
Those who doubt whatwe say viii please drop
in and see for themselves.
Thankful for past favofs, Wa hope to receive
a liberal share of patronage hereafter Our
prices SHALLbe as
LOW AS tn z LOWEST
n ashland, or any other town m this part Of
theState and every particle Of work done
and taken away from my shop viii be VAR
RANTED. WM.. j. WATSON.
Ashland. April Is. 1855. 47f
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The Buffalo Express says the author of
ibis rhyme deserves to be 9 nipped BY untime-
" frosts
Budamong the budding t~Teezesj
And whilst the boy with ragged trousers
Shivering homeward drives his cowses,
Newly ftost bit are his toeses,
And bless my life how blue his nose is,
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WlsNERss PATENT
w ASH TUB
PATENTED MONEY! Der 6th 1858:

EGE - -
TT can beesteblished b reliable persons who
and most congenient machinery for
WAgHnM@ +.
that was ever invented. This valuable iiFen
ton has been in use nearlYstYo years, and a
now extensively employed in nearly every
State in the Union. 1T Is equally well adapted
to the washing Of the largest rs wellhs the
smallest fabrics. Among the leading estab=
b bsn msn,;o Z. Il nc HOWARD AND BROAD
WAY HOTELS New York. Reference can
also be had at Cantons Norwnlk and Ashinndi
where it is generally employed.
II r. SQUIRE, of Ashland, having purehas-
ed the right of Ashland County, is now pre-
pared to furnish FUBSon short notice.
Direetions for Using the Tub.
Place half a dozen Of shirts, or equal, IN. the
tub with the heated wRteri and soapEFEisk
bands and collars, should be well soaPcd The
weight on the follower, but turn it easily With
a seni-circular movement; rub the clothes
through two suds and the washing is lone
Among the many valuable testimopials that
have come 10 hand we subioin n few
honfn4On0 oEfh0
From the perfect simplicity, ease, and excel =
lent manner with wbichby the aid Of Wisuelsa
Washer. this most IaboFio1s though very nee. :
essary work is accomplished, We should pro-
nounce Il far in adxaHce OF the old,n not0f any
attempt- ever invented foryFashing a. eleansinf
elothes-RecnEsrER GHsEsEE E4l9fEnz
nAnew and useful Wash Tub lately in
vented by the Rev.JoeI Wisner, Is now being
used to O great extent IN our community aud
gives eood Satisfaction. It needs no fse3nll
limitations, therefore, from US to coIpmend 1f
TO general use. Itspeaks for itself-NozwA1x
ONO REFLECTOR.
ewholerauge of tnveutionsfor WASH
ing. we knew Of nothing 50 handy. eo heafof s.
so generally useful as this little contriranle Of
Mr.. Wisners. Divesfed as It is Of all compli-
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nEElSg

OMAN IMPROVED = ORA for sale very
~ ceap at this Office. Give us . call.
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tFor the AsAiand-U Union.
MARKET.


WHExr-In demand at l so to i 60. Prime
White Wheat brings $I,65.
RYE.-Is wanted at Sc cents-but little in
market. ~,
coRS-New Corn in the car brings in trade
40 cents, in cash 81 cents. Dry shelled Corn
is wanted at so cents per bushel.
oArsA22 cents cash. % cents in trade.
CLovrn srrD-Scarce and in demand price
S7per bushel.
TrNorHr srED-Prime Timothy Seed is sell
ling at 1928 and scarce.
PoRK-Is now coming in and sells freely at
IS. rs to SO per cwt. net. Buyers anticipating
a decline.
Burrn-In this, market. Prime Roll brings
IS to 20 cents-Keg dull at Is cents.
LAED-Searce but in active demand at 10
cents. =
DrrEp Fnurr-Apples 81 per bushel. Peach
es. s / so per bushel. Pealed Peaches 10 cents
per pound. COMMERCE
ASHLAND. Dec 5th, 1856.
cIEvELzSD, Dec.4
Market almost inactive. Flour nominally
S., e5as, SO; superfne. So, 75a9 extra. The stop
page of shipment by Lake has of course
checked receipts and sales, and the winter for
many reasons promises to be a dull one.
Beef and pork packing viii be, and in faetis
carried on largely. It is said that COCO hogs
have already been packed. Our packers pur-
chase almost entirely in the country, and the
cost when delivered is $3.50 dead weight.
e~iscJsaArr, Dee.4.
PRoyIuoss-The market continues to pre-
sent a very quiet appearance and the only
sales heard of to-day were 1900 pisees green
shoulders, and 1900 do do sides 5Aa6A;
300 pieces green hams at &c, and 40 bbls
mess pork at $780,
Hoes.-The market was more steady to-day,
but packers still disposed to hold off, and the
only sales heard of were 200 head at $3.50,
and 650do at s6.37R
CHEEsE@Thedemand continues active, and
prices are very firm. The sales comprise 500
bxs ct 81 zhd5o do summer made at leH {
Burrn.41he demand continues good, with
sales of 10 bbls good roll at 2oc. and 10 FIR
kins choice Western. Reserve at 25c.
New EoRK. Dec.4
Flour declined; sales 1900 bbls at 9,I2 for
choice state; 500 for good Ohio; 9.75 foi
southern.
Wheat also declined; sales 5000 Blu at 2,l0
fav southern -b;ta.E0 0E TO- aoufharn rod. O 0E
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~ There is a great deal of poetry, and a
vast deal more Of truth in the following =
God ana che doctor we adore,
Just out Il brink Of danger. not before.
The danger fsSs'd, both are alike requised,
God is forgotten Md the doctor sighted.
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SiIence IN Che NIGHT.


HeW absolute and o~nnipotent is the silence
Of the night And yet the stiffness seems an
diblel From all the measureless depths Of
air around us comes q half-sound, half-whis-
per, as If we could hear she crumbling and fall
ling away Of the earth and all created things
in the great miracle of nature decay and re,
production ever beginning. ever ending the
gradual lapse and Funpingof the sand in the
great hour glass of time.ILongfellOw.
NJ Some Nag not having the fear Of those
right en- the goose |" before his eyes. perpetra-
ted the following
EfETAFH or SAM.
Bellows lies Sam, as great a sham,
Aseyer gulleda nation;
HeliTsd and lied. b~lasphemed and died.
And now his lot's-damnation."
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IS

A LIST Of Lands and Town Lots returned Delinquent onoash ey the Trees
IA ug of Ashland County, Ohio. for the nonTayment 1.-The TszA Of lo4 ar 1893 to-
geher with the Inenaa and penalty charged therpnsb reason of nd Delinquency.
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LAND WARRANT BLANKS
Gvo- <.t~ ehcsp at this office:
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TO Ny FRIENDS

T hes been represented, 81 intkrssfsd psrsshs. %
towns and Villages. that ! had dieposc1 Of M IN
tercst in the Book basiness. leaving the tuEzts1t94
that I had been erueloG the tracH r But Ian
happy 10 inform you-one q nd t91cn ~ not
the case. On the contrary. ! have orned 4co
partnership with Dr. J. n Rowland Ion 1hc rNr
pose Of extending the business, and our inerealed
aciIitiee-Dketksr ws tuy for r6sA o. oesezea.n-No
such that we defy competition. ct
Mansfield. Nov. 25th 1855. s94
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TT can be established by reliable persons who
have used WisSER's Tea, that. tits the best
and most congenient machinery for
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BLANK BOOK MAhBF AeI0RF
eEMERAl HlM0ERN


M ERCHANrs, SCHOOLS and sCHoLARs. can
IVA be supplied 80 quantities. 81 Pnblf11er1 prlc65
or singly At prices. with Allie Books n13d IN
Schools generally. Alnos with papere pens. INK.
drawing cards and books pencils. Tub1e1s el11s1
&C. AZ TiCKNOR & Cor Wholesale aud Ho11ff
Book Store, opposite the Post once.
Eoyember 2zfh. I655 114
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L. 1 GRISWo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15
Hnxsy II. LEEDS, Auctioneer--By u. II. LEEDS tca
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURI

~ FRIDAY, June IS, at 10y O'clock, at No Eat Nd
second door from 5thav property OF family removing "a ~
country, eCns.sps Of superb FuRNITuRE nearly i nv
wood Pssor Suites French style covered IN purple soi r
with fnges. Suite In rich medallion tapestry, Su crimes
and white satin damask Rosewood Eageres eye ~
esnopy Bots de Rose Lsdys Secretary, Center Esgs IL
do rose and mosaic beautiful Chefanr in boi d M ~
ornou elegant Reception Chairs, and Faneuls cosss
brocatee sk carved Rosewood Center Tables Sewing ca
Fancy silk carved naIbe-top CeRter Tsbles lsrFs 49,
Vases Rosewood Carved Ladies' Secretary Carved Rosos
Pedestal, Bronze Figures &c.
Observation-Disclosures Carved Black Walnut Bse>h
do Extension Table, Dining Room Furniture covered m
wosted Demssk Window Curtains aud ace under do ssoH
plete Of elegant Cut Glass China and Plated ws
&c. Velvet Carpets.
BEDhOOMS-Hish top Carved Rosewood French -
steads Passters and Mattresses Rosewood Dressing Buss
lined satin wood Cabinet stuffed Rosewood Chairs cevevsdE
ak Turkey red curtains french carved high back Nsos
Bedstesd Pillows and Mattresses Couch Chairs Arm d. eo,
Bedroom Suites in crimson worsted, dan.sk Laval
large Arm Chair Fauteul, Carpets Bookcases Bedocn CO..
ase Furniture In black aud sold carved high back De~ b.
reaus same Center Table and Chairs 10 match, very ees
Mahogany Buresu, lined with satin wood and other ss
Furniture Sale without reserve and be examined IL
morning of sale. Every article Is OF the richest descr1a
Also, elegant Rosewood PanoFore, made by Wa HaA
& Sons-cost = $50.
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7 DAN for $l,5OO,OOO-For Refuuding to the

holders of the Canal Revenue Certificates issued under the
provisions chapter hundred and eighty of the laws
the year eighteen hundred and yone the amount received
into the Treasury thereon.
entitled An Act provide for the Enlargement Of the Erie
the and the Cayuga and Seneca Canals and for the
Completion the Black River and Genesee Valley Canals and
to provide Payment Of certain Canal Revenue Cei
Gates and other purposes passed April Is 1854 hereby
give notice that Sealed Proposals will be received the Canal
Department until the Goth day Of June next at O'clock
of that day for loan of ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS for which transferable certificates Of
stock will be Issued the OF the People OF the State Of
Eew-York bearing the Of per cent per
num- payable quarterly the first days OF January, April
July and In each and the principal renbursabe
the first day of July 1873 1t is to be understood that the
Commissioners be at liberty TO take less sum II the
such in their opinion to the
Of the State. The proposals be for the whole
any part of said less than 5 oo All proposals be
sesied up and Endorsed LOAN FOR THE PAYMENT OF
CANAL REVENUE CERTIFICATES" and incosed In
envelope directed the Auditor Of the Canal Department
Albany The money will be required be paid five per
the proposal and the balance the 9th day
of June if paid the New York State Bank in Albany
Seth paid the Bank of the Manha
Company In NewYork but the will be received and
scrip any before If desired after the award Of the
the credit Of the Treasurer Of the State VI the
Genial Fnd in the Bank Of the Manhattan Company New
York the EewYork State Bank la the City OF Albany
the loan will the first day July
the holders the stock residing In the Fst and Second
Judicial Districts and those residing out Of the State will
Bank the Manhattan Company the City Of New York and
all other stockholders the York State Bank IN the City
Of AlbanyDated Canal Department, Albany, May p 1851
HENRY J. RAYMOND, Lieut. Governor
Z. w. LEAvENWORrH Sec'y Of State.
z. O. SPAIILDING
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@rorerles.

nOUBLE REFINED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ tued BY the undersigned warranted free from impu
ree We having refining peculiar TO ourselves su
rerntended by distinguished Chemist enabled 10 extract
deleteous the material and conhfen
y recommend manufacture superior other fe
qualities put up every variety of package for sale very
low 10 the trade by JOHN DWIGHT Co., ll2 Pearl-st.
MAINE LAW GROCERY.-Choice new Teas,
WI Sugars Cofees Family Groceries, Foreign Fruits, &c
Wholesale and Retail at reasonable prices BY o. FOWLER
Grocer and Tea Dealer, Nos 30 ana 4S8 Greenwichst
YEAST POWDER.-B T. BABBTTT IL the
i original inventor Of the CHEMICAL YEAST-P0WDER-
which prepared and sold by him No SO and n Wshns
ton-s NewYork In tin Those who purchase should
that they get thar with the above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15
OFFICE OF THE MINNESOTA MINING COMPANY,
No. 1877 Greenwichst, N.w-f0rk, June Is, 1850
NrOTICE AT a final meeting of the Stock

No is7 tireenwch.st, N.w-York Jnne IS, is5a
NOTICE.-At final meeting of the Stock
IN holders of this Company held this day all the property
and effects of said Company duly conveyed TO the nep
MINNESOTA MINING COMPANY as organized under the
General Mining Laws Of the State Of Michigan with Capt.
and Shares Of Dollars each and hereupon the said original
COMPANY existing under Special Charter was de-
ciared @ be DISSOLVED.
And AT the meeting of the Minnesota Mining Com
PAW held Immediately thereafter the Stock Of said Company
vas distributed pro among the Stockholders OF the old
Company standing the Stock Ledger at the final closing OF
the book. the 9th and the reorganization OF the Com
ton of the following Officers. VIZ: President, JOHN C.
TUCKER Directors, John c. Tucker, VIM Pearssl Jr,
Moses A. Hoppock William T. Dodge, William Hickok 4.
C. Roberts, Charles p Woodruff (Mchigan) Treasurer,
Moses A. Hoppock Secretary, Samuel J. w Barry;
ina fractions but Certificate will be issued for the latter
being expected that those holding fractions shares viii either
bring their interest into whole shares
soon possible. Stockholders will then surrender OF
their old Scrip the Secretary promptly receive certificates for
the new Stock in exchange. BY order Of the Directors
SAMUEL J. W. BARRY, Secretary.
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.yoEx Hogea. IL, Ascssossss..
UCTION NOTICE -Psrempfor, Al. ~.

A UcTIoS Sof ice @ r sssss Al.
4 "A costly Household Furnstnrs, Piano - N
Plate Pier and Oval Mirrors Velvet Asd Brssss s,tl
Ps.ntinp. China add Slverware, THIS DAT Vnis,5 y %
the expensivey furnsbed residence No 10 Murrsvr
ete place snd podise to the higher bidder n s
IN excellent condition. and mostly to
the best city msksrs part list q here anacxsd, ~ 80
frame Rosewood Suites covered in French vocsfsn, 80
rarely carved rosewood Piano "a octave S1v
Of beautiful tone; nssssve rosewood Bookc ~
richly inlsid ihronshou; Royal Tapestry. Velvet Co..
pier Tables; heavy mahogany Extension TsSls ~ s1
lees wood and mahogany Bedstssas, Bafesps WA
and Gard Table,, mahogany cushioned and cane -
choice collection Of OIL Paininss BY eminent usiss -
beautifully decorated China vsses pare euried Hsir Ns
French Pillows; China, Dinner and Tea Sea- Toilet g.
and Inlaid Clocks Silver Tea Services Csssess Gaia
Spoons. Forks, Sc.; Porcelain Paintings, decorstsS
Shades Cut Glassware, Ivory, Cutlery. &c. Sale v;ss
~
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GEORGE Cook, AactoneeE
ELEGANT FURNITURE, PIER and NAN
II TIE GLASSES, OIL PAINTINGS RICH China ~
SILyER-PLATED WARE, &c.-THIS DAY, M
o'clock at saesrooms No. S4 Broadway, Of DuaHs
splendid collection of rich and fashionable rosewood u
Chamber Furniture Also at IL O'Clock superior Oil Pxsnar
Pier and Mantle Classes richly decorated Chus Wars. Sr
plated Ware Table Cutlery. &c. Catalogues this morning
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D. s. Houcu, Auctioneer.
ARGF SALE of MORTGAGED PROPERTY

l ARGE SALE OF MOhIUhuED IhUFEhII
AZ the DIV Cling House Warren-st opposite tia
the Hudson River Railroad; MORROW tSstuudy MORN
ING i o'clock will be the entire contssts smsr.ss
and stairs magnificent suites richly uphoaeed
wood Bookcases Center Tables Pier Sofa and Side Tb q
Etare Armoir de Gsce elegant rosewood Bedaes Buss
Wristbands Commodes rosewood 7Octaye Piano Forte vy
superior instrument aud nearly mahogany Sofas Cham
Rockers &c. muslin and costly lace Curtains uss Chsnieu
heavily carved oak Extension Table, vsusbs size, Ps
Cake Baskets TeaServices Spoons Forks, Casts. saves
beautiful Oil Paintings by talented artists hair Mst nj
elegant Msnte aud Etagere ccn
ing Of the beautiful descriptions OF China deco sted v
Flo yer vases Psan and Bisgue Figures Ornou ssd Aab
Clock decorated and plain China Dinner and Tea Se yo
Cutlery &C. Cut Glassware. linen Sheets, Tsbeclotn e.
the goods of very costly character and nearly nsv n
will all be positively sold.
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Forks Ice-cream Knives Fruit Knives Butter Knives Chill
drens Sets viz Knife Fork and Spoon Silver Cups Napkin
Rings &c.
Wsche Clocks and Jewery repaired at e than the usual
prices. Watches and Jewery taken In exchange.
GEO c. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewery, Wholesale aud Retail
No. ii Wall-st., (second hoor)
near Broadway, New York.
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A. NJ. MERwx xAncfioaeer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER g. Co--TnAs-s.,.
II y pocr,s No IL psrk row -

MONDAY EVENING. June IL, 1t 1o'clocf
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY.--An exfensivs 49,.
comprising great variety Of the best English ibsy -
ofvsnabls works Theology and Biblical Liierxns H,-
Sciences Classics &c, Including prousey ILLUSTRATED B.oS
rieh bindings and srgs collection Of popular Msesiss.
Liferaiure, hc
Catalogues ready.
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Clothing.
t1)atebes, Jewelrp, &e.
JEW

DEDUCED PRICES.-WATCHES, JEW
III ELRY, DIAMONDS and SILvER-WARE.
The undersigned for the last eighteen years WE'LL
Dealer and Importer for sale s Goods in his line at
lower prices for the quality than other house In
NewYork Phadephs any other city, and will send by
mail or express
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c,
to all parts the United States free of charge All Goods
warranted as represented Orders BY mail postpaid faithfully
attendedto
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Boots, Shoes, &e.

A MEXICAN BOOT and SHOE STORE
IA Attention Ladies' Gents and ALL Do you want BOOTS,
SHOES and CATERS that viii wear! Then go to No. 81
rapd corner Of Orchard Here be found large and
we assorted Of every variety Of Ladies' Caters Of
ie is, and l4 Misses. and Children to ht the too, and
also Leather and Calf Boots Gents Congress and But
toned Caters; Ladies' and Gents Toilet Slippers. to 81.
A. JOEL SAMMIS, Proprietor
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DIAPER WAREHOUSES;. T. DERRICK
SON Co., No. % Bsekmsnst. ODER for sss the low
est terms;
Writing Papers, Enslizh, French and American. rr
News Paper all Dies, weights and qualitiea
Beck Piper. ell sxes. weights End qualities
fkus Paper fancy coors sud white, Of the bes quality.
HstseH Paper, thin and Of de bsst quality.
Clcth Paper. HxtO and i0xie.
Entnh hedwsrs Pyer, lsrss sssstmsst, Just arrived
&hesthiae Isps, q tie test ssality :. lr-lf.frfg I
= WNpPhS RsPex, etsaw. Rzg snd Manila ~ j
= IA xepes - 84ors1e asoa
2 SsFhssess PsPss. slissSls OK ssa, b ssdA s.
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JAS Nj. COOK, Comptroller
L. w. LEAvENWORrH, Sec'y Of State.
T.. @. SPAULDING, Treasurer.
+ DAN for 81 $50, OOO-For the Enlargement Of

T DAN for 1880, OOO-For the Enlargement Of
the Erie the 0.weso the Csyusa and Serecs Csns and
for the Of the Black River and Gene'ee valley %
The Committeeman 81 the Cans. Fund BY virtue of Act
entitled authorizing Loan for the Enlargement OF the
Erie the o:wssO and I'd, he G'Ssss and Canals and '
add to provide payment certain Canal Revenue Certificates
and for other purposes passed February 49, 1855 hereby give
un s @ Of IL
hsi day, Tor LOAN Of ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for which transfer
able Certificates Of Stock win be Issued in the the
People State bearing interest the ofz
nv Ap july and 5eoSer q each year and tss principal r..
turabe the first day Of July lSs 1t be understood
II the Offers such In their opinion advantageous
die Interest Of the STATE The proposal: %oy Be 70, the whole
q .sslsa up and indcrsed LOAN FOR TIE ENLARGE.
.he Canal Department Albany The money viii be required
20 rsd per acceptance Of the proposal and
9sls BANK Hi ny on the soh sy
paid he Bank of the Manhattan Company but
the money win he received and scrip Issued time before
II desired, after the award Of the loan Is made
Payment. to Be made By dspotns hs same 70 the cred. Of
the Bank Of the Msnhsrsn Company or In the
Loan viii on the sr. day Of July next and the
holders Of the stock residing In the FIRST and second Judicial Dis
srr On the stock held BY them quarterly the Bank Of Ii.
ss s c Of &. I'd =, %
'''' HENRY ]. RAYMOND, Lieut. t Governor
". n is s2Sss SSoRR'Fils s.ey Of State.
T. O. SPAULDING, Treasurer.
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND, and
IL sCOTLAND-We draw
UNION BANK Of LONDON.
NATIONAL BANK Of SCOTLAND.
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, IRELAND
Payable at sight. in sans from q upwIdx
TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers,
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