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NV NoER, March ID.
Beyond the startling announcement
of the death Of the Emperor of Russia
there is no news Of importance
The. following is later from London,
dated Friday evening ri,
This evening, in the House Of Lords,
the Earl of Clarendon arose and said !:
Il think it my duty to communicate to
your Lordships5 the ecntentsJof a tele-
graphic despatch which / received half
AN hour since fsom her Majesty'seMinis=
ter at the Hagne, thatthe Emperor
Nicholas diedthis morning st O'Clock
IF pplmonie apoplexy, after ash attack of
Influenza. / have also received des-
p tch from her Majesty's s Minister at
Berlin, stating that the Emperor of
Russia. died at II O'Clock this a.. M
Au hour before this despatch arrived, l
received accounts from Lord John Rus
sell at Berlin, stating .thatathe Emperor
was at the poin5aof death and had al
ready taken leayeof his family, although
this eY%ent5oceurred so short Il time ago,
as betweenrI2 and Eolclock this morn
ing, there can be3ino doubt under the
circumstances of its authenticity.
sAlLtAe Plenipotentiaries had arrived
except lord Joha Russell who wasin
Berlin. o. His Lordship had an aud encai
With the King of Prussia, and the Inter
leans more towards the western Powers.
The proceedings of the British Barlia=
ment were unimPortant
Mr.. Reebuek,s Committee ofInauiry
into the conduct Of the war, was proceed
ing ~withsvigor.E - zs5~4az4s4.as r
No more, food riots had occurred. No
Louis Napoleea was atsthe camp of
Saint Omer. Nothing further as to his
intentions to visit the Crimea. ~
Rumors of important political arrests
were current ESQ .5oTfi %
Later intelligence from Chinea repre-
sent the insurgents as in the ascendant at
Canton, which place they held in q state
of siege.
The insurgents and the French at
Shanghai We're in difficulties, and the
French Admiral had bombarded the
town. NIB
TIE WAR.-On Friday 18th the RUS
slams, under Liprandi, at the battle of
Eupatoria, were 10000 strong, and lost
5000 MN. Omar Pacia commanded
the Turks in person, and their loss was
iuconsidcrable. 1t is believed that the
Importance of,the battle is greatly OYER
estimated.
The weather had greatly moderated
at Sebastopol, and the snow had almost
disappeared. The health of the army
was better, and the seige operations were
progressing with yigor.
Orders have been received at Constau-
tinople 70 prepare hospital beds for co.,
600 men, from which it is inferred that
an assault is to be made upon Sebasto-
pol. ]
The Baltic feet is to consist of55 war
steamers carrying 2066 guns, five float
ing batteries with so guns, and 8 NOR
tar ships, and % steam gun boats carry
ing66 guns, forming q total of 100 ships
and 2Q78 guns. sa
FsANcE.-Whethcr the Emperor will
go to the Crimea. is still a matter of
question. 1t is saidhe has drawn up
a plan of vast military strategy, which
he wishes to Observation-Disclosures and
Austria think he had better leave it with
his generals.
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NEW LAwrInm.

twill be seen by reference to a card
in another column, that Messrs. GIVEN
of Wooster and W. B. McCARTY of
Ashland, have fused together for the
purpose of practising Law We wish
them many clients and good fees =
Their Office is west of Boyd's Store, on
the corner.
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b sueaisEEsg.
- NEuRALGnArhfs rnrmilaBe

sSr NEURALGIAAThfs formiaaBle dis.
ease, which seems to battle the skill Of Phy-
~siciaRs, yield like magic to Carter's Spanish
Mist re.
NJ. F. Boyden, formerly orthe Astor louise,
New York. and late proprietor ofihe Exchange
Hotel, Richmond Va, 5is5one pf. lie hundreds
who have been cured ofsevere Neuralgia, by
Carteras Spanish Mixture.
: tnce his cure, he has recommended it to
mum hers of Others, who were Suffering with.
nearly every form of disease, with the most
wonderful success.
He says it is the most extraordinary medio
cines he has ever seen used and The best blood
purifier known.
*%See advertisement. <w4f
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Prov;dential and Narrow Escape of
Mr. Breslin and III. Green.

Mr.. Breslin and Mr. Green.
We learn frem the Statesman that
our friend Mr.. BREsLIS, Treasurer of
State, and Mr.. GREEN, Clerk of the
United States District Court for North
ern Ohio. came very near being drown
ed on Monday last, in the little stream
called Big Belly, near Lockburn, twelve
miles south of Columbus. They were
attempting to cross the stream in 4 TWO
horse buggy, but, it having risen lately,
they soon found themselves in deep wa
ter and floating rapidly down it. They
both jumped out and swamfor the shore.
Mr. GREEN, when almost completely ex-
hausted, finally succeeded in reaching
the top ola bluff bank. Mr.. -BaEsLIN
had reached the bluff bank, bat could
not ascend it, and only maintained his
position by grasping at little roots and
twigs.
The Statesman in its account adds
Mr.. Green finally came to the assist
ance OF Mr.. Breslin, but so exhausted
that it was after a long effort before he
could carry a rail to reach down tho
bank for Mr. 3. to take hold Of. By
this time Mr.. d. was chilled and cramp-
ed SO that he had no use of one arm,
and could scarcely move a limb. Mr.
Green was so. exhausted by this time
that he could only lie down OH the edge
of the bank in the mud and reach his
hand to Mr.. B. Both having lost their
strength, and having been for some half
hour in the water they together had
scarcely power to make an effort. ! In
this condition they remained for several
minutes, almost giving up the last hope
of extricatipg Mr. zBreslin frcm his per-
il7us situation for had he, by any cause
sunk back into the water, all hopes
would have been over, for he NOW had
lost tue use of both his arms. ta5ae
GAS a last effort-and it was the last
possible to make-Mr. Green reached
down and caught hold of the leg of Mr..
B., and thus by a joint effort, MI. B
was literally rolledloa to the bank in the
mud, and in that condition they remain
cd for some time, unable to rise upon
their feet. They finally made an effort
to 60 to the road, were seen and heard
by persons not far off, were taken to the
house of Mr.. Duval in the neighborhood
where every possible attention was given
to them, and yesterday morning they
were so far recovered as to reach this
city"
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-Tbo follovina ia orr ortb,

EE- The following is our authority
for pronouncing the letfers published in
the Ashland Times, IS base forgery.
Win the Editor publish the letter Of
Nr. JonNs?
WAsHSGToN, March18, 1855,
EDIroR ONO SrArEsnAY.T haze OBJ
served in the UlcYGand Leadcr of the
End inst. an article under the head of
"SAcH NIcaTs," IN which is quoted
from the Crawford County Journal of
the LIST inst. three letters, purporting to
haxezbeen written bymgse& tethe eli
tor of the Journal, on various ridiculous
subjects, and dated Mansfield, Feb.
49," and -" Ashland, Feb. IT." and
"l8, 1867
have to state that every ffae of
those letters are .f0rgeyieS, and all their
material statements a6SokatcLy .faLse.-
The society of Sdch Nichts, to which I
belong, is not political, aud has nothing
to do with politics Or electing men to
Office. In both articles, of 1.-THE Bucyrus
J0uynal and the Cleveland Leader, the
text is Forgery and the comments are
lies. You will therefore oblige me by
publishing this note. ~
Truly yours; GEORGE ". JONES.
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- We call the attention of Teacb

ers and School officers to the advertise
ment of the Board ofSehool examiners,
which Will be found in our columns. 1t
will be seen that changes have been
made il the order of holding examina-
tions- In future all examinations win
be held in Ashland. The next exami-
nation instead of being held in Rows
burg, will be held in Ashland on the last
Saturday in March.
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AmEnIcAN HOTEL, CLEVELAND.

This Hotel, we are told by one who
has been there, has been refted and
splendidly furnished in every depart
ment. 1t now takes the lead "of all
competitors = in Cleveland. The Messrs
WDsLowh have always been noted as pop
ular landlords in Ohio. Doc. Myers,
the Clerk, known as young "SilVer
Grey is always on hand he anticipates
every Bant of the guests of the house.
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BALrgMoRE,NIarch Ia

= a4iaf 49, b4L TINoREsAIarch IA
The Know-Nothing G%onFentionat
Manchester, Virginia, nominated Ston.
hope Flourney, OF Halifax, as candidate
for Governor; Hon. J.gH. Beale, OF
Mason, LiehtenantdGo Governor, ard John
NJ Patton, of Richmond, Attorney
General. They all accept % ass9e
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THE JUVENILE.

Big Lywn" Poe, Mayor of the in
c~orporated village of Mansfield, Rich
land County Ohio, dedicates an article
in the Mansfield Herald to .ou benefit,
for the weakness Of which silly twaddle,
we " thank God and take courage /" that
We are still permitted to live. We can
didly confess with the views We now
have of this "scalla-wag,p that we
think his intentions towards his species
are good, and should he not be "mis-list-
ed he will be handed down to poster
ity-on the end of a Boot-asa bone
factor of his ge1u1S. Who wouldn't be
Mayor? But, soto rocs, Mr.. PoE, have
you any distinct recollection of getting
as drunk as a loon at Petersburgh p
We charge this on you and stand rea-
dy to prove it. You may say in justi-
fcation, that you was attending a aWar
Dance, p and that on such occasions it
is customary for Chg Injuns =" to get
drunk. IOf the customslof this class
we know but little, but we do know,
that those who live in glass houses
should not throw stones" A Dutch
writer says, that no man is ever hurt
but by himself.
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The Royal mail steamer AtT2c0, Capt.
EHarrisonyzha arrived at=this port, en-
route for Boston. She left Liverpool
on her regular day Sd inst Her adj
vices consequently are four days later
than those blythe Pacific.
The news is Of the most startling
character, saFiT -seffel ed zf5us ,
The Emperor Of Russia is dead. He
exEifed3snddenly at ten o'clock, on the
morning of Friday, the 2dI,inst. and
the event created the greatest excite
mont. vfoqfa s7zR .el5,gs7
No details have been received, but
there is no doubt of the fact, as it was
announced in the House of Lords on
Friday night by Lord Clarendon, and
ii the Commols by Lord Palmerston q
Surmises were aAoatp that he was as
sassinated' hut it is thought he died of
apoplexy, after ~anattack, of iniuenza-
His illness was known il England be
fore the news of lis death was received,
and, caused a slight rise in the afunds.3
The effect Of his death of course had
not tr~apspired 7a9 asiaR e.a4cf eds
When the AJrica Lift Liverpool, the
Vienna Conference Was to open on the
9TH inst, and peace expectations were
daily growing strongertnE Hsassbi
From the scatFof war there is no news
of tie least im~PeEtanee.:da .rro3sigds
Liverpool cottonzmarket eofstiaucs
dull, at aboutspreyious, rates, although
some descriptions We're if anything a
tri1e lower. The business of the week
amounted to $4,000 bales, ,r- bs
LHTER.1Rumor gives Lord Elgin
a seat in the C~abinet,-as a member of
the Board OF Control. -
The Earle Carlisle is 10 be Yieeroy
TIE new C65aneelior Of the Ezehe-
quer is Mr.. Lewis, an untriedI man.
Members of the government express
confident hopes, that the pepdr7g nego.-
%tiations viii lead to an honorable peace,
although var measures eontipue all
Louis Napoleon seems dc determined to
proceed to the Crnaea. England and
Austria advise him to stay at home
Russia has dselarad war against Sar-
dina.
1t is. stated but not cooaa6Fmed that
Tuscany has joined the Western Pow
crs but. Naples has not.
Affairs before sebastoFol were un-
changed.
A battle has been fought before Eq-
Ga the 1eth Gen. LiPrandi with a
force equal CIR -perhaps'a few thousand
superior t. the Turks, attacked them,
and after four hours fthting retired
beyond the range of the shells from the
English ships, the Turks not pursuing
/ Omar Pacha commanded.
ftcrr Is netLing whatever new from
the Danube 49, - - -s
Lord Raglan is said to have resigned
20 avoid 4 recall.
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a Gu 4NCE TO MIKE MONEY.
Profitable and Hoporabie Employ

Agent IN every coGoty and town of the
Union. A capital Of from 5 tie 10 only will
be required, and anytfHng4ihe an efficient, en-
erge;ic man canmake ff0m 14lreesto FIVE dol
lars per day ;-Indeedasomea ofthe Agents now
employed are realizing twice thatssuIH. Eve
cry information will he given by addressing
postage paid v-es sKM "A
Box 1925, Phialelphias Pa, p. o.
March p, lS55. III sfira - 3w43
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&. BACHERER,

INFORMS his humorous customers that he
Il has jastreceived a large stock of all kinds
OF Grecerjes1a Ind Gon4ectionaries +; a splendid.
variety of Toys and Notions of all kindss
slosM Musical Instruments &c., &c.
! In his SALOON he has made arrangements for
a constant supply of Baltimore and New Haven
OYSTERS, Game OF all kinds Sardines, Pick
led Meats aad the delicacies Of the season.
Lunch served nt4ail hours on toe shortest no.
tice: Constantly ON hands variety eff TcmPeF
ance drinks lG3 ST o5AjzI
9Thsnkfaffor past patronage, he is dsteTmin-
ed 70 spare neither Painssor expense in eater
ing for the wants of those who favor hin viii
call! 20 91qH lBF
Ashland Oct. sshs as54sd t8a nIsaa lsd.
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AmoNG zen rzaousAND.,,


LONE TEN THOUSAND
On last Sabbath We attended divine
service at the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Ray. R. H.NCHgRp, as agent
of the American Tract Society, deliver.
ed a sermon, showing its origin and
progress, and among other things, ad-
ministcred a seathing rcbuke to the ia
Tolerant and proscriptiSe feeling Of a
portion of the American people towards
foreigners and Catholics His-remarks
were peculiarly appropriate to Know
Nothings. and as we glanced around the
congregation, we wondered in our mind,
how much of that portion of his remarks
one of the pillars of the Church we had
our eye on, believed. Quite a lumber
Of the members, owing to their conhec
ton with the Supreme Order Of tue Star
Spangled Banner, we think did not
place avery high estimate on a portion
Iof his remarks. His view of this dan
Gus influence was as follows: that a por-
ton of our citizens were afraidtha our
country would be flooded by foreigners !;
that our religious and domestic i%nstitu-
tons would suffer, and that the she'd
ding of blood would be the consequence;
but lie thought it advisable, before try
ing leaden bullets to put down catholi-
cism, it would be better and more effect
i've 70 try the & arrows of the holy spir-
it. II Instead of d~epriving them of
their rights as citizens, he would advise
them to subscribe a sufficient sum to
Es1stains Colporteurs to- visit and dis
tribute tracts i~nculcatiDg protestant SEN
tinents; to seeka change of their hearts
by kind and peacabIe treatment, in the
place of violent means. To all of which
we heartily assent.
We speak of this matter for two rea-
son. 1st- That VIC think all abuses
must be corrected by peacablc and kind
treatment, not by a secret organization
which threatens to do it with arms
2nd. That Mr.. CuUBB is "one among
ten Thousand :" of the Methodist Min
~isters, whose influence directly nor indi-
rectly, is not publicly in favor of Know
N~othingism. Some, We are informed,
have gone so far in this County as to
preach a regular Kuow-Nothing ser
mon. Are such Ministers Christians ?
Is that Minister of the Gospel, who de-
clared to his congregation in Fairfield
County, with his right hand on the Ho-
fly Bible, hat he belonged to no such
order-is he entitled to the confidence
of his church, when the published pro-
coedings in the Ohio Statesa1a an of the
State Know-Nothing Convention, held
at Cincinnati, shows hat he was a del
egate to hat Convention Has this
Minister not violated that precept writ
ten in the decalogue, Thou thalt not
lie ~ This reader, is no idle talk, it is
undoubtedly true, and it is lamentable
that men whose mission should be peace,
and good will towards men" of all
nations, will be engaged in making a cru
SADIE upon our foreign population, mere
ly because they were not born in the Uni
ted States. What think you of CHRIS
tians who swear when they join the Or
derive quote from the ritual-that
they will aid in the destruction of alS
Catholics, & until they cease to worship
God as their wicked hearts dictate, and
subscribe to the Protestant faith"
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ERrEdse Moficc.

VIZ f the undersigned will offer for sale on,
w Friday, the 4th Of May next, TO .A,e low
est and best bidder, the building Of a Bridge
across the Black Cork Of Mohecan, one mile
east of PerrysviIle, near or at Pratps Mill
Said bridge ~wnf1fkefy be built with stone but
ments and per. Safe foi take place between
the hours OF 13o and fourso'clooks P M. of
s lid day. LUKE SELBY;
.ssGE3sMcCON&KLE, Com's.
:nIAMOSsH ILBQRN,
March 81. l255.- $500 ANA3
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1o.anorouNps ruELEp
AVfgJV u
w 90 h w ETU

w 90 Is W. -EI E0s
WE want immediately stiLe ashland Wooden
~ Factory. IL, UNO pounds Pulled wool, which
we VIII re GIVE in exchange fr Cloths, CASH
nieres, Tweeds. sat nets. Channels, Blanketings,
Yarn, &c. The durability, and beauty Of our
Cloths, that VIZ arenow manufacturing. and the
GREAT rs
we are now holding out to WoeI1Growers for the
manufacture oftheIr Wool at home Instead 10 fsend-
ing IL abroad. maSes it Important f5f every one
who has Wool Whetaer pulled or fleece. TO calf and
see us at once FOR We can. in ~ siHcerity say 10
such, by getting your Wool manufactured, 1T by
exchanging it Tor Cloths Sycu wrd Iealize more for
for it thap ~ ang sther way; nd By thus encouras
s "A ~ III Fm
You will again reap the additional benefit of having
thousands Of dollars distributed annually i'll your
neiah2o9hoo15e iaboraloEe. e = T -ra
- desirable that the pulled wool sholud DO,
brought in before the new clip comes of, as We
work ii separate from other vool. and wish to work
it Immediately BE careful to bring it i'll tree from
straw or foul matter.-Wer receive it washed or I'M
washed. AS We have been making extensive prep
~arations for a. ks3Al 4H'
ri Al Fncreased usines
the coming season, we bespcak for ourselves L
large share ofthe Wool grosni In this and adjoin-
ing Counties. p. RISER. President
S. NJ. SMITH, Agent Ashland Manufactu ring CO.
p. S. We also want 100 barrels of soft. and
5GGO pounds or hard soap.
Ashiand, March 2. ls55. p, .--tAu
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Oh gSnafIlet
-CAEvELANp sAEKET.

~ CLEVELAND, March 10
FLoUR-Firm, sale OF go Ibis goods south
ern Ohio superGne at $3.50, extras sell in small
lots at $50, to SAC % retaD at 25c per BIB
ak ed to the above quotations.
WHEAr-Demahd good at s2co for mixed,
with sale Of ore car load, 81 80 for white and
$ l,e5'fpr Mediterranean, receipts light, and
but little in market. ir
FCorn-ScaFce, and but very little in market,
worth 7oa73c aioat, from cars no Transitions.
PoTAToEs-Scarce, held at / as, retail in
small quantity at ! go.
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PEAcHEs-AMeA kaewn- dealer in
fruit at Boston, thinks the peach crop
for the present season is entirely destroy
ed: Half the blossom buds" were
killed, he says, by the cold weather of
December, and the remainder since that
time.
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NEW YORK mAKKE@. 1g

-f7 levy YORK MY EREF.
I'D 81 -- New York, March, 49,
+ FleuF.-Market for common grades dun .andtIow
er the better grades f~iser'with moro denaud .
sales et1o9; bbis, {, 75a9,s7 for common to straight
state 9,2laos 81 for Ohio, Michigan and Indian a,
Grain-Wheat frmer, -
GRye-duI 1885, @
oor1==dun aud lower; sales 5000 bu 90 for yves
tern mixed in store 3 or for JerseyyeitoM. sEu
Proyisions-Market for pork easier with only a
moderate business, 1926 for, old mess ; l5,75gfor
new do; H.37 Tor new prime Il, 75a15 for ives
torn prime mess.
Beef firm wfth-moderate demand 9ali so for
country mess ; g ,5ea7.50i for do prime I; IA, 75aI5
for packed chieagos vnf Huu 7ssHg9tEEo
PINE mess bcefsnd beet hams unchanged.
s. Butter sells at I5a2o for Ohio e2a3O for state.
Stocks active and decidedly better, closing houyT
ant Es-5 4 E.1 tez Fz 30 fHft-a
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Ashland cemstery Association.

NHE members ofthe Association will meet
in, the6aseHent, OF the Meth sdist Church,
in Ashland, on SATURDAY, the Z b day ofApril
NEXT, lat y o,et5ek, PgM. tolefectfiVe Trus-
teesy one CLERK land GonGu Treasurea and to
transact, such other business as may be brought
before the Association.
+ 1pE by order ofthei Association. 19H
Ifsl3dpifl TtssfJaB.FssAMPSEL, See'y.s
- Mach lAths fIS55.afnu uk sH5ne 1rs
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,4snIand7co. aersoalti1Far society.

AsIIandICo.t agricultural Society.
THERE EiA1bea al elecu onaofOf If GERS of the
4 Ashland County Agric ultural Society, at
Ashland, on the FIRST Saturday in April next, at
the office of ". Osborn. A1uil alendance iS
nequesfed.G Ithw wilt b Borne> in mind that 4
payment of one dollar is Necessary to eonsti-
tute a membership.
F I k!W.PURDY, rice Prts't.
~ Marchi4a, 1867 EsieH PTS 3w42
ASHLAND LIVERY STABLE /
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DiasoIutaon o. eopartncrship.

TINiE CopartnerShiph eref ofOre Eu oWn as Fisher.
J. Andersop.S & Co, Us Ibis day dissolved by the
withdrawal of Daniel Fisher from the said finn
Pie business will hereafter be conducted in all Its
branches by WillIame Fisher anu James anderson
in the name. and style Of
FISHER & ANDERSON.
n. BAH persons knowing themselves indebt-
cd to the old hnIa nsany wegs Will please call and
settle their respective a counts on err before LIST OF
April, a. then all unsettled accounts will he placed
i'll the hands. of ia stiees9 fer collection
Canton, Feb. 23d, 1855. 4w43 F. & A.
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SIR CHARLES NAPIER.-It is said that
when SIR CHARLES NAPIER returned to
England and presented himself at the
Admiralty, he was ushered into the
presence, and the first Lord rose and
offered the Admiral his hand, Sin
CHARLES put his behind his back, and
gently said "I didn't come here to
shake hands With Sir James Graham,
but to report to the Admiralty that 1
had returned from the Baltic Sea-"
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New ENGLAND IsMs.-The following
was written by JoHN QUINeY ADAMS in
1878:
eff New England loses her Influence
in the councils of the Union, it will not
be owing TO any dimiuution of her pop
~ulation. It will be from the partial sec
tartan, or, as Hamilton called it, clan
nish spirit, which makes SO many of her
political leaders jealous and %enyious of
the South. This spirit Isl in its nature,
narrow and contract ID, and it always
works by means like Itself"
aU, ~ =
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AItacfsmcnt Noffce.

A my i~nstance f Writ of attachment was
n this daysfssued by.Sv..B. Nc Carly, Esq,
a Justice Of The D Peace Of Montgoncry Tp3
Ashland County, aeaihststhesproperty and eff
fects ofsDayidE Couhtryman a.non-residcnt of
said county, for the sum of Sl4, 80.
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March 81, 1885, ,.isss ~ 81 As 4w.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-03-21
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