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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-23
NOTICE.

THE undersigned received a Bale
Il of Muslin from the Railroad agent at
New London. sent by our team, directed to
G0RToN 4 BUsH,
AsHLAND, Ono,
By Spalding's Express
There is no such persons living in Ashland,
that we are aware of. The owners. if they
see this notice, can have the Bale. by proving
property, and paying the expenses accruing
on it. II. DAVIS d SON.
Ashland, May l6, 1855. n5ltf.
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Butter and Eggs.

the Farmers may have for market. We invite
the Country People to call and zee us at orr
Store, and what we can do for you. in the way
OF purchasing their products of the above char
acter. We will pay nothing but CASH, for
what we buy, and our prices shall be as high
as the market will warrant or az high az any
other store in this place.
Messrs. Mory 3 Barns wishes IL distinctly
Understood that they are now, as ever, willina
to make their best bow to all their old, as well
as new customers Come and see rs. DON'T for.
get the place, under the brick opposite Mus.
grave & Drayten,s store.
MoRY & BARNES.
Ashland, April 9th. 1855. 45t
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LATE RIVAL AT
HAT g. CAP
E NJ ? 0RIU Ne,
& Summer Styles!

M EIGS CAMPBELL respectfully invites
IVl the attention of his customers, and all
others, to look at his New Style of Hats just
received from New York. He has no desire
to brag or bloyiate about his New Goods, know
ing that every intelligent man, if they viii but
drop in and see his stock, will find the
De90 @0@oE
in the Western Country, consisting Of
Hats, Caps, and summer Hats of ALI
descriptions.
Those who have worn my Hats can testify
truly, that they never had a better or cheaper
Hat. / am determined not to sell a Hat out Of
my shop unless it is a good one. Citizens, l
make the Hat business a speciality, and under
standing the trade of making Hats, I think 1
can buy better material and make better Hats,
than any man in the County. Give me q call
and look at my stock, is all I ask.
Remember the place. Shop in the same
room formerly occupied by VIM. Ralston's
Jewelry Shop, and a few doors West of Mrs.
McFulty's Hotel.
Ashland, Apsil 18, 1855. Att.
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DieaoIution Of Copartner1hID.

Dissolution OF COpartnerDh1P
THE eopGrtnershIp heretofore known ~ ti1nerr
i Anderson & Co., IL this day dissolved ~ tbs
withdrawal of Daniel Fisher from the said firm
The business viii hereafter be eondusted IN all it,
branches By William Fisher and Jamee Ander1o8r
in the name and style OF .
FISHER & ANDERSON.
n BAN persons knowing themseive1indebf-
ed to the old firm in any way, will please call ane
settle their respective accounts on or before LIST Of
April, as then all unsettled accounts will he placed
in the hands OF q Justice for collections.
Canton, Feb. 23d, 1855. AVA A.
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ASHLAND LIVERY STABLE /!
r. 81 RW g


HORSES n CARRIAGES to be had at al
IL hours Of the day and night. NJ Stables on
Second Street. In the rear OF the McNulty House.
AShland. March Il, 1855 42tf
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LAND WARRANT BLANKS
Ter sals cheap sfshis Ofsics.
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s OMETHINGNE

TRE undersigned are now preparing . Map q
l. Ashland County from entirely oifGinal
surveys. This Map will show the Townships. See
tions, Streams, Villages, Churches, oWnsf1hip Is
Land, Roads, and Swampa, &c.
This Map will be got up In . beautiful ana sub
stanfial manner. WILLIAMS DORR & CO.
March 18th. 1854. 3ml9
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Extraordinary Demand on
PUBLIC ATTENTION!
Encourage Home Manufacturers!
ASHLAND CARRIAGE FACTORY
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
on land at their Ware Rooms, for the Spring
and Summer Trade; they can now assure the
public that the work at their Factory cannot
Be excelled in the State, either for durability
or fneness of finish. None but the best work
men are employed in the Factory, consequent
" it is the only establishment of the kind in
this part of Ohio, that will wARnvNr THEIR
WORK.
The attention of purchasers is, therefore, re-
spectfully called to this establishment, where
the best of work can be had at
& BARGAINS
Come add see our Stock on hand, if you
don't buy, tell your neighbors what sort Of
work Is made In Ashland.
Blaeksmithing, Painting, Trimming, Gus
tom Work and repairing done at the shortest
notice and in the best style.
ThanEiul for past patronage we respectful
ly solicit a continuance Of the same.
n. B. All work warranted. Factory on
sandusty St, three doors west Of the Court
House, Ashland, Ohio.
May l6. 1856. r5ItE
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A CHANCE 10 MAKE HONEY.

A CHANCE 10 MAKE MONAY.
and Honorable EmPl0V~
mentl
fT1HE subscriber 10 DESTROYS of having A
Agent in every county and town Of the
Union. A capital Of from 8 to $40 only will
be required, and anything like an eficIent, en-
ergetie man can make from three 20 Eve doll
lars per day ;-Indeed some ofthe Agents now
employed are realizing twice that sum-. Eve
cry information will be given by addfessinR
tpostaRe paid) VIM. A. KTNSLKR,
Box 1895, PhiladslPhis, Pa, p. o.
March 81, 1855. sw4S
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ATTENTION
M AND DARYMEN

TNHE undersigned have again resumed their
business at their old stand, under the
brick building opposite the store of Musgrave
q Drayton, where they are prepared as hereto
fore To huY all the
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May 1st-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13

ET The Stringfellow and Atchison De-
moaracy in Kansas, supported by President
Pierce, are very tolerant to the Roman
Catholics, and are anxious to build the
Pope's cause up in that Territory. But
this same rufian Democracy tar and feath-
er all Protestant ministers Read the fol-
lowing extract from Life Illustrated;
"Nine of the most eligible lots in Lea
venworth, Kansas, have been purchased
by tho Roman Catholics, who design ;o
erect thereon o church and nunnery."
"Rev. Isaac Burns, of Platte County
Mo-, Methodist preacher, has beer
threatened with tar and feathers if he
remains in that vicinity. In order to con
cilate tho ruff1ans and save the church il
Platte County, Bishop Morris, Of Cincin
natl, has published letter addressed t.
Mr.. Burns, in which he denies that tn
Methodsts arc abolitionists, and says
They are merely Methodists, and their OBJ
ject is to got as many sinners as poss:
be-"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
rae sCIENTIFIo AMRRIOAN.
Eleventh Year.
SPLENDID ENGRAVINGs PRIZES.

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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
epnnint intolerance.

We published last week the circular OF
tho American Missionary Society, in which
tha. association announced it, intention OF
making an effort to redeem Roman Catho-
lies from the bondage Of the Pope. BY
the subjoined appeal from the Presbyteridn
it will be seen that the Pope and his ennis
saries promise to give tho followers of Lu-
ther and Calvin warm reception. He
don't evidently like tho Lusherans and
Presby yterans, and much less the Metho'
dists. In this appeal ofthe priesthood we
see the worst system Of Intolerance ever
devised. Yet we are called upon by the
Sham Democracy to put these Catholics
into of1ioe. etevery American voter read
in this appeal how much Roman Catholics
despisc and viii oppose the progress OF
Professionalism. The Papists will not hear
the truth. They shut their eyes against
light and knowledge. When once the of
fee seekers and political dcmagogues o
the land cease their efforts to secure and
control the Catholic vote Of the country
we may then entertain faint hope tina
! America may be redeemed from the bane
ful influence Of the Pope. We comment
tho following to every candid citizen:
Awake, awakeI Awake against III
propagandists of errorl Awake agains
: Lutherans and Calyinists!
$ "And suppose that they associate in OF
der to do Us mischief, LET us associate
{ fIdefend ourselves, and at least neutraliz
Z their barbarous attacks. Aud what arm
=. shall wo employ in our glorious undertaI
Q ing? Those which aro furnished by tn
. exact fullilment of our duties as Catholics
' those means which are able TO overconl
, propagandist pretensions, we believe wi
0 bo found convenient, viz.
al. To read no book or paper, the reat
= ing Of which is prohibited or unauthorize
,f by our confessor.
o "2. Not to enter any establishmel
h where Bibles or other Protestant bool
y are sold.
e IS. Not to communicate With, or pc
4 nit to enter our houses. any person who
a We know to be agents Of Professionalism.
= - Not to permit our families to pu
ne chase anything Mt the shops Of Protestant
II. "The punqtual observance OF the
rd means is necessary, for where there is O
of tack, there must be defence. II these a
be not sufficient we do not hesitate TO propo
srs others, proportioned to the activity Of Il
to Protestant propagandism which at II
nom ntis organizing in England al
ii. Scotland, and which has lately iuaugur
ur ted its attempts in Spain by tho circulate
ste ofits corrupt books. ."-AdUOcats d Pre-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
An Ordirlnnce

Providing for Grading, Curbng and Gravelng the
side. Walks and paving the Cutters on Mulberry
Street, East Of Broad Alley, 80
cSEC l. Be IL ordained bytke City Council Of thc Cig
- Of Lancaster, That the side walks and CUTTERS ~
front of Lots Nos 424 1875, 42G 427, 42e 429 1870, AL
32 asa 434 4S5 436 4J7 43s 43D, 440, AL 442, 443
I4I AS AS and 447 Mulberry Street, East of Broad
Alley be 50 paycd, cut down, or filed up as the ease
may be to correspond with the grade Of said street.
as led In the grade Book the City Of Lancaster
SEc 2. That after The legal publication of this or,
dinnnce the owner Of said Lot as speeihed
and numbered inthe first section oitns ordihanee, o.
same be and 1t Is hereby made their duty 10 improve
the sdc-w walks in front Of the same, by curbng th'
same with stone curbing to Excavate and extend th'
cutters 10 the width of i've feet, and to face the SAINT
with boulder stone, also to coverthe Sidewalks VIII
good scrocncd gravel six inches IN depih: .
CHARLES r. SHEFFER, President, @. G.
Attcst-N. YouNG, City Clerk, pro. ten.
| Augest 30, IS5j-3w17
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
sheriG,s Sale.

Ths State Of oAis, Fairfsd CoHHfv, %.
DUksUANf TO the commRnd OF third order Of
II sale, from the Court Of Common Pleas In and fof
SAID county, and to me directed, will offer At public
saie athe courthouse nLancaster, saturday the 9Th
day OF October A. D. 1885, betwe en- the hours Of 10
clock A. nj. and O'Clock p. M, the following descrl
bed real estate 10 wt:74 69lOO acres Of land, being
ihe east half OF the southeast Quarter of Section No.
IN To wnshp No. 10, OF Range No. 70, OF the United
states lands al Chillicohe. Appraised al Sle acre.
TO be sold as the property OF Elizabeth and Catha
rine Lysinger at the suit Off. NJ. Fowler.
Terms Of Sale cash. WIN. POTTER. Sheriff.
By. @. u. NJ. WISEMAN, Doputts
Martin 4 Schleich, Attorneys.
august 30, 1855. 5WlT prfeeS3,O0
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
road Notice.

"A Psthioit- ~ ba PFsaentsd to the BOARD OF Comz
"a misoners Of Fairfield county at their next session,
raying that much Of the county road Leading from
ihc Rock Mill to IT, intersection with the Lancaster and
RoyaIion road on the Busby farm lies between the
following points Bloom township In said county, be
vacated to witt From the mouth of Jacob bollen-
baugh's lane the Zion Church road, and praying hal
county road be laid out and established between
the following points, beginning at the mouth OF Jacob
Ballenbaugh's lane: thence running South along the
Section limos between the lands OF said jacob baiieh.
banrh, Samuel Crst, Henry Wagner, Amos Welsh
and Levi Williamson 10 said Lancaster and Royalton
road at tho corner of the landsof said Welsh andWn
hanson in said Bloom township and there terminate
July 5, Ie5j--4w9t MANY fETltlONEho.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13

At the residence of her father, near
Worthington, Ohio, on the 1th inst, by
the Rev. r. Woodrow, MISS JULlETTA
L. SKEELS and Mr.. JOHN g. McEL-
ROY, of this city.
On the 23l ult.. by the Rev. ]. S.
Weisz, Mr.. RUFUS, ,ZWAYER and Miss
MARY ANN ALSPACII, Of Bloom town
ship.
On the 96sh-by the same, Mr.. CHAS.
f1ERRlCH, cf Gro"oport, to Miss MARY
PALSGR0F, of Waterloo.
On the 9th inst. by S w. Babbitt, Esq,
Mr.. WILLIAM II. ROBERTS and Miss
ANNA JOHNSON.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
lForihe Lancaster American Gazette
WALNUT TOWNSHIP, Sept. 18th, 1857

WALNUT TOWNSHIP, Sept. 18th, 1855.
Ma. EDIroR:--l have been so busily en-
gagged for some time, that could not re-
port to you the condition Of political mat
lers in Walnut; but as n correspondent Of
yours from Richlahd wishes to hear from
the other townships, thought would re-
port for Walnut | will say, then, that
Walnut is all right, and will give the A.
mcrioan ticket larger majority than Rich
land will give. Walnut appears too, to be
the battle ground. The old liners held a
meeting in Salem few weeks ago, but
they only effected one object, and that Was
to confirm the people in the belief that
Schech would lie, and that Stinchcomb
was Know Nothing. They held anoth-
er meeting in Millersport on the lOth.--
They had about one hundred men and boys
on hand; two thirds were Americans. The
speakers were Charley Martin OF Lancas
ter, and Follett of Newark. Charley had
praoticed so freely at the Hamilton's bar
that ho could not see through his subject
and left the speaking for Folet. ! enqui
red Of one Of the leading old liners il Folle
was IN InVor OF the repeal OF tne MlSSour
Compromise; he replied that Follet did no
say whether he was or not, but he gave thu
Know Nothings fits.
Soyou see that not one of the party, from
Medill down to Schleich, ever commit
themselvs; they know that If they commi
themselves in favor Of the repeal, that th
people will not sustain them, There is
strong effort on the part Of the old bunker
Of this township, to get the party cola
, around the neck Of some of our America
boys, on which is inscribed my dog, br
% Gar they have not succeeded, but wit
one or two, and they are known to be {
: SUBJECTS to wear such badge. But tf
American ranks are kept filled up. o.
township has paid large share OF tax L
= tho last few years, and we are going
: send newmen to the Legislature, and mai
!. an effort to have our tax reduced.
I. AS soon rs get my seeding done | W
n report the condition Of things more fully
N -" WALNUT.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
LEGAL 1DVERTIsEsfENTS.
sherin,. Sale,

TAs STATE sr oAis, Fairfield csunfY,s -.
DURsuANTito the command ofan order Of sale FROM
u the Court OF Common PleaA Of Fairfield county,
Ohio, and TO me directed, will oner at public sale Al
the Court Housen Lancaster Saturday tAe aoA deg
y 1855. between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ, the following described
Real Estate to-wits Lots Nos o. TO- A. a. iS l6 and
IL In John Q. Hampson's addition " The town Of Plea
No. at Sl7i Lot No. II At SIS; Not No Ia Al Sl0 oi
No. - Al $50 Lot No. l6 at Is and Lot No. ~ al s5
70 be sold the properly OF W. w. Stewart 70 sails
fy N. O. Miller for the use Of David cupp.
WIN. POTTER, sheFfn
By @. NJ. l.. WISEMAN, Deputy
August 90, le55-5wl6pfS3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13

SUFFERERS From ONO BY THE LATE
New JERSEY RAILROAD AccIDESr.-The
following are tho names Of the persons from
Ohio, who were injured by the late tori
BILE railroad accident in New Jersey:
Judge Reeves. of Chilicothe, Ohio,
was badly injured. He was confined to
his bed, but will soon be able to leave for
his home.
"Samuel Lahm u resident Of canton,
Stark County, Ohio. was terribly crushed,
His injuries are internal and are Of seri-
ous character. Il is next to impossible for
him to recover.
"Mr. John Kelly, agent of Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, is badly
Injured, but not fatally. He is cut and
bruised over his entire body.
"Daniel Sourbeck, Of Alliance, Ohio
was injured. He is the proprietor Of the
hotel ofthat place. He has severe cut or
the back Of the head.
-. McKeown, from Ohio, is very badly
hurt 1e 9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
An Ordinance

To enforce tho Collection of Pines. at-
UNEit ordanedby the City Council of tho City Of
Lancaster, Ohio, that when any person or persons
shall DO convicted Of violation any Of the Ordi-
nanccs of the City aforesaid, and fine shall be I'M
posed FOR such violation and the same is not paid that
Il shall bo lawful rOr tho Mayor at his discretion, and
he Ia hersby authcrzsd 10 commit such person or
persons 10 the Jail Of this county until such fine and
costs are pnd or until otherwise discharged by due
course Of law.
This ordinance shall take effect and he In force from
and after its legal publication.
CHARLES +, SHEFFER, President
Ates,-N. YoUNd, City Cleak, pro. tem,
( Lancaster, SeptembcrB 8, lS55-3wlS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
ROnd NOtice.

NJoT1CE is hereby given, that a petition will be
IN will be presented 10 the Commissioners of Fair
deid county, at their regular session in segtembcr
next praying for alteration Of much Of the road
leading from Baltimore to Merspoft as lies between
s. and the Ohio Canal; said alteration TO commence
whore the road strikes the south line Of southeast
onar,er of section No. s. running east the section
line between the lands owned BY CooperrideF and
Groves to the Ohio Canal thence north on the gravel
bank Of the Ohio Canal TO ntersect the road on said
bank. ilf MANY fEItIIONBhS.
Walnut 10 wnshIp. Augusta, 1855. Sit0
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
sEAIED PnoPbsALs

WETibLbc received By the undersigned street Com
wv mittce ofthc City of Lancaster for the delivery
Of Finy Thousand more or less hard paving Brick on
broadway, South OF Main Street. Said Brick TO be
delivered within uepresent month
Proposals will also be received at the same time,
for xcayating the Sidewalks and ing down the same
number of Bricks eithor less in bed Of clean
sand, not isJs than Ave Inches In depth Propositions
for the entire work must he made By the 18th Instant
and the entire work completed by the first Of Noyem-
ber Is55 N. YOUNG,
G. l.. ECKERT,
| Scntembcr6 a. Is5l-lS Street COMMITTEES.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
Eafnta al Iohn Erarnala.

ON the 22nd day Of August, 1855, the Probate Court
John Eyorsolc, dec'd probably insolvont, and APP
pointed The undersigned Commissioner 70 receive,
settle and adjust all claims against said Es!ae Credt-
therefore hereby noned and required 70 pre-
their claims againstt Eete 70 The
caster for allowance within ak months from timo
above mentionedo they will not be entitled 70 pay-
ment GEORGE SANDkRSOF, Coms
Lancaster, Angust g, ls55-.6wI6t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested,
lv that John Nunonmaker, Guardian of John Eunen-
maker has fled his account and vouchers in the Pro-
bate Court of Fairfield County, Ohio, for inspection
hearing the Gath day ofSeptember next OF as soon
thereafter may be convenient.
| VIRGIL E. SHAW, Probate Judge.
II ,LanCaster, august 30, 1s55--3wl7
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
Cnnatnhln,s Snlc.

VNY Virtue of two executions to mo directed, will
be sold on the 22ud day Of September 1855, at the
Dry Dock In Lancaster, Fairfield county, Ohio, tho
Canal Boat ALLEGHENY, on Judgment against said
Boat in favor of George j. Wygurn the Docket Of
g. Steinman, Justice of the Peace OF Hooking town
shin and also Judgment in favor of John G. Kotz,
on the Docket Of J. Embich Justice of the Peace OF
Hooking township. Taken, levied upon, and to be
sold TO satisfy said Judgments
and 50 clock y. NJ. w. l.. MANSON, Constable
September 9, lsJ5--3wls
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
Probate Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the account & &vouch-
ers of Michael Wagner, Administrator of Mag
dalena Wagoncr, and H. b. Apt, Administrator or
John Bibler, have been filed in The PEobate Court Of
p,a a, on9' ior inspection and setlepen,,
18th day of September next, or as soon thereafter as
my be convenient. v. 4. SHAW, Probate Judge.
| Lancaster, august %, ls55--3wI8
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
Probate Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that Alexander Miller,
" Guardian in Lunacy Of Susannah KnApper, has
fled his accounts and vouchers in the Probate Court
of Fairfield County, Ohio, for inspection and settle
ment and that said account will be for hearing on tho
l1th day of September next or as soon thereafter as
may be conv enient.
VIRGIL 3. SHAW, Probate Judge.
Lancaster August 16, le55-3wl5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
To Andrcw Foust, John Chanoy and
OAYla LYlo.

GRNrLEMEH. As you arc candidates for
Legislature. (and from the course the
speakers Of your party take, we might sup
pose that the only question before tho peo'
ple is, whether Nnow Nothingism is righ
or not, as they argue nothing else, will
you be good enough TO answer US .on'
question; that is7-Are you In favor Of th'
repeal Of the Missouri Compromise? ~,
Please answer through the Eagle, or an,
way ron please.
An OH DEMocRxR.
Sept tith, 1885,