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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-03-05
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Partition notice.

W
Joseph GBINER@and Esther Jane Gfiner
e his wife. Joseph Wells and :Catharine
Wells his. wife, John sGriner. David Griner,
Nancy Griner, Fanny Griner and Elizabeth
Griner, will take notice that a petition was
fled against them on the 18th day Of February
A. D. 1856, in the Court of CoInmo Pleas of
Ashlandcoanty, Ohio by Samuel Griner and
Sophia Griner his wife, and is now pending,
wherein the said Samuel Grfner and Sophia
Griner his wife. demand partition Of the fol
~lowingreal estate situate in the county of Ash
land, and State of Ohio. and described as fol-
lows, towt /: in thetownship ofMiltoni in said
county, being one tract. the east part of the
south east quarter, of section twenty-five in
township twenty four, of range seventeen, be-
ing all of said quarter section, except fifty acres
sold to Adam Baum, and ten acres soldto Not
tingham Houston off of the west side of said
suarter, containing [deducting the exceptions
aforesaid) one hundred acres more or less. Al
SO, one other tract in said county in said Mil
ton township, bounded by beginning at the
southwest corner of section twety-four, oftown
ship twenty-four, of range seventeen, and run
ming cast along the section line twenty ifourrods
and nineteen links thence north two degrees,
west thirty -four rods; thence south sixtytyede-
grees west, twenty-five rods; thence south two
degrees east, thirty-two rods and twelve links,
to the place of beginning; Containing five
acres and thirty four rods !; and that at the
first term, after the March term A. d. 1856, OF
said Court, application will be made by the
said Samel Griner and Sophia Griner his W fife,
for an order that partition may bemade of said
premises. SAMUEL GRINERJ
SOPHIA GRINER.
FruroN q McCsxBs Att Us for Petitioners.
February II, 1856. 3T.6w
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TIT W -Oudtfy duO C~OuSfucT6U tuC Di4A
to compel the fencing of railroads.
Mr.. Smith. of Montgomery, thought
q law to prevent cattle from running at
large would be better than n to make
railroad companies fsnce their roads. It
would be much less trouble and expense
to fence cattle in thansto make every
body else fence to. keep them out. The
bill would operate hardly and iojurions-
" upon the railroad companies, which
have rights vested.
5 Mr.. Ralston defended the bilks
Mr.. Gifiu was rather in favor of the
bill. but doubted whether n law would
be constitutions 10 compel the compa-
mics to fence. They had been incorpo-
rated and had built the roads. and now
how could you lay this burden upon
thcm. 49,, fss 3
Mr.. Sawyer had heard enough about
vested rights-it made his blood boil to
hear such doctrines as these. Every
bank and corporation had vested rights
but the people had no rights. The in
herent right of the people to do away
with abuses was nothing at all in the
estimation of some people. He had
been prepared to hear this doctrine from
the eentleman from Montgomery when
he heard him the other day denouncing
the fanaticaI course of the anti.bank
men,. The gentleman very we'll repre-
sented the interests of the banks and
great corporations, nov he was presi-
dent of a railroad, one of those old com
panfes which were not fenceds He
would not like to be tie author of the
doctrine thai the farmers should be COM
PEELED to fence their cattle in to suit
the railroad companies. !,
Mr.. Smith expected to see the ami
mails reused by his expression. The
gentleman had been in the Convention
which formed the constitution and put
in the provision that no law should be
passed impairing the obligation of con-
tracts. Nov the vested rights of these
railroad companies were of the nature
of contracts. Would the gentleman
maintain hat the State should break
the obligation and set an example of
bad faith1 The State had made procla-
nation that if there could be men of
capital found to construct these roads
they should have certain privileges.
Capitalists upon the faith of that had in
vested their capital, and constructed the
roads by which every man in the State
had been benefited who owned proper
ty. Now you turn round and propose
to impose conditions which it is impos-
sible to comply with. HI knew no De-
mocracy which consisted in violating
contracts. The farmers did not wantlto
have contracts violated.
Mr.. Sawyer wanted to know what con
tract he had proposed to Violate? What
he had said was that these companies
having been Incorporated, aud it being
now found that the public good demand
ed the roads should be fenced, they
ought to do it. It was no contract,
Mr.. Smith. The gentleman sets up
his opinion against the decifion of the
Supreme Court of the United States,
which decided that these charters were
contracts. He had only suggested that
this bill might infringe upon vested
rights-be had not stated that it would
absolutely do so.
the Committee reported progress and
had leave to sit again, Adjourned
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ontC VI n u RS = ny "a
bate Court.
ON the Oath day. of March, A. D. 1856, on
" the premises hereinafter described, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clecksA. N. and four
O'Clock Pm. will be sold to the highest bidder.
the following real estate, rs the property of
Franklin Mercer deceased, to wit: situate in
the county of Ashland and State of Ohio, and
more particularly described as follows: being
sixty acres off of the cast side of the northeast
quarter dissection twenty-eight (26,) township
number twenty-five (25,3 range number (l7,3
at a parallel line along the east of said quarter
except ten acres, out of the same, heretofore,
decided to Catharine Shrefler, out of the south
east corner of said quarter by Franklin and
Washington Mercer ON the 18th of August,
1853. Also will be sold as aforesaid a part of
the northwest quarter of section twenty-seven
t27l township twenty-fiv in range seventeen,
bounded as follows, to wit commencing at
tie northwest corner of said quarter ; thence
running east twenty rods on the section line /;
thence south parallel with the west section line
eighty rods thence west to the section line
twenty ro6s thence north on the west section
hne to the place of beginning, containing ton
acres. Said premises appraised at 81 500 90.
Terms of sale-One-third cash in hand, one
third in one year and the residue in two years,
with interest from the day of sale, back pay
ments to be secured BY mortgage on the prem
ises. PHILLIP SHRIVER,
s Adm'rof Franklin Mercer, deceased.
February IL. 1856. 37-4w.
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rhlladelph.a ca..le marke..

- Feb. 81, 1856.
Thereh has been but little change in the cattle
market since our last, the arrivals and prices
being about the same.
Beef cattle.-The sales yesterday andto day
amounted to about 1000 head, at prices ranging
from $9,25 to IL perl0O lbs.
Sheep-The entire sales amounted to 1000
head, at from 5 TO 6 cents per ID, and from Sd
to Sc q head.
Hogs-The supply in this market about
equals the demand, and 1900 head were sold
at from S8to 50 per 100 pounds
Cows and Calves-About 100 were sold at
prices ranging from s25 to $50. according to
quality and condition.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

Jacob =! Barns In Ashland Com. Plea.
Geo. Hardaker ct al.
PURSUANT 10 the command of an Aiias
order of So e duly issued in the above
case from the Court of Common Pleas Of Ash
land County, to me directed, I viii expose to
public sale ut the door of the Court House, in
said County, on
Monaay the loM dag of March,
q. d., 1856. between the hours of ten o'clock a
M, and four o'clock p. M, of said day, the FOL
lowing described Real Estate, to wit Being
the town plat at the Centre of Sullivan, Town.
ship of Sullivan. County Of Ashland aud Stats
of Ohio, with the appnrtenances. Terms o.
81 lie, cash. JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff:
Feb. 6, 1856. 36ts-pf$2,7 5
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From Washington Territory
Great Indian Fight--A Novel
Mode of Whipping SaYages.
New YoKK, Feb.


Advices from Washington Territory.
resolved at San francisco on the day of
sailing of the steamer, give the particu-
lars ola grand attack made the Doth of
January. by the Ktikitar Indians. upon
Seattle, in that Territory.
For four nights preceding5the attack,
the town had been garrisoned by the
officers and erewzof the Decatur. At z
o'clock, A. NJ. on the 26tb, all hands re-
turned to the ship, but in a very short
time words was sent that thectown was
surrounded by Klikitars, The men
were Immediately relanded, and the at
tack commenced by firing a shot from
the howitzer, which was returned by II
volley from the entire rear of the town,
and The Indians at the SHINE time utter
ing terrific yells, of defiance. The firing
was continu ID until 5 P. NJ when find
ing that the Indians could not be driven
from the woods, it was decided to settle
the matter in a differer way.
The women andchpdren were sent on
board the Decdtur and BronteS. The
citizens and marines were leftgin charge
of the Block House.and the officers and
crew returned to the ship The bate
ries were thensopeBed from the Decat . r
aud grape, canister, and round shot
poured upon the indians in such quaint
ties that the main bod of them retreats
ed. After night-fall, she'll ard shot
were thrown wherever any signs of In
dians appeared.
By Iolo'elock, p. NJ. all was quiet Tt
is impossible to ascertain the number
engaged in the attack. There arc va
rioos rumors, from which we gather that
the Indians were from s60tt 900 strong
1t is also rmuofed thatsthesH adians had
81 killed aud Sc wqunded. Ga tile side
of the whites only two were Killed, both
civilians The Indians shot too high.
the bnlietsswBistli6g over The beads of
oar forces. g ae
An attack is feared upon Stcilacoom,
as a short time before the steamer saiE-
ed ~anEexpress came into the garrison
With iuformation that the Indians had
attacked some whites about FIRE miles
from the garrison.
The injury to the Decatur has been
repaired, and she is now in good-condi-
ton. All we'll on board che Decatuy
and Active, when the Republic left
A later dispatch says a second attack
from the Indians was ~apprehended.
GOV. Stevens had arrived at Olympia,
and issued a proclamation, calling for
six companies Of volunteers
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sENATE

COLUMBUS, March I-I0o'cLooK, A! N.
The bill to amend the tax law was re-
ported back with the amendments agreed
to IN Committee Of the Whole and they
were severally adopted
Mr.. Baird moved to amend SO as to
subject the bonds and stocks of the
State, it the hands of holders, to such
taxation as is levied ppon other proper
ty-save such IS were expressly exemPt-
ed from taxation by the acts providing
for their issde. SOC
The amendment Was lost Yeas Z;
Nays 2tp
Mr. Holmes moved to amend in an
other shape, SO as to provide for the taxa
ton of all State stocks and bonds. .
The amendment was lost. Yeas s.
Converse, Holmes, and Phelps Nays
90 "A =.
The, billwas ordered to be epgrossed
and to be read the thir3 time on Mon.
day.
heSesS- 50
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NEW YORK
- s. u, - Nrw.Yonx. Maroh 4.

- 1s' NEw-YoRK, March 4.
Flour shade frmer moderate demand, sales
300 bbls at S7a7.37 for common TO extra state
and commonsto good Mich. and Ohio. $7,37as
forlow grades extra western.
Wheat firmer sales 5000 bu at | Goal 10 for
red Tenn. and l 95 for prime white Canadian.
Sales of Rye at I.13 delivered.
Corn unchanged; sales 5000 bu at 70a72c. for
new mixed white and yellow. e
Pork lower; sales 800 bbls at 16al6. 10 for
mess, 14,25 for prime. D
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sHERIFF's SALE.

VS. In Ash. Com. Pleas
William Rigby. ct ally
DUkSUANT to the command of an execu
i ton, duly issued in the above case from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland Ooun-
ty, to me directed, Twill expose to public sale
at house on lot humber two in Ports addition
to the town of Orange, IN Ashland County, on
Monday, the 10Th dag Of March,
A. D., 1856, between the hours of ten o'clock
A. NJ and -four o'clock P. Moi said day, the
following described Goods and Chattles, to wit:
One Sink, one mantle Clock, one Bureau, eight
Chairs, one Cupboard, one Dining Table, two
Bedsteads, one Box Stove and Pipe, one Rock
ing Cradle, and two Stands. Also on the
same date, at the door of the Court House, in
Ashland County, between the hours as afore-
said, the said lot number two, in Ports,addi-
ton to the town of Orange, in Ashland County,
and State of Ohio, as the property Of William
Rigby. Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff.
Feb. 6, 1856. 36ts-pfs$3,50
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NOTICE.

THE following Administrator and Guardi-
l. ans having fled theiraecounts in the Pro
bate Court of Ashland County, for settlement.
same are continued for examination and
inspection of any person interested, to wit:
The final acct, of Margaret Stewart, late adm'x
of Joseph Gray, dec.
/" Gilbert Miller admir- o Alex-
ander Hutchinson dec
Jacob Shanebarger adm'r of
Henry Shanebarger dec.
" John Burns admir- of Mary
Madden dec.
Chas. r. DemiDg admir- of
John S.. Lang dee.
" " J. N. Sloneeker and M. Pol
lock ex,rs of John Pollock.
deceased.
partial acc'to of Samuel Meng adm'rof Mary
NJ. Meng dec.
e final " " Isaac Gates guar'n of Mary
and Rachel Rodocker ct al
ed" !" Joseph Strickland guar,n of
John L. Miller.
." " /" Jared N. Slonecker guar'n Of
Elizabet Gilerist,
and the same will be for hearing at the March
term of said Court.
AL. CURTIS, Probate Judge.
Feb. 20, 1856. 3w3s#
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mARKEr
cLrvrIkNp Mareb :. Is5s.

C~LEyELAND March 3, 1856.
The market continues depressed, and prices
still further declining. The decline is greatest
in -four andeorns common brands ~ofsuperfne
we quote at S. and the best country extras at
S725; Corn is dull at 4oc, and occasional
sales by the car load ar. only effected. Wheat
without noticeable change, though S / .20al so
is the range for poor mixed to fair white. None
is sold except to supply imn ediate demand of
our own millers. Choice butter and cheese are
in demand, and the stocks are light.
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NEW YoRK CATTLE MARKET.

NEw-YoRK, Feb. OF.
sBEEvrs-Thcse are sold by the head Mt n
price equal to the value per pound of the estn-
mated weight of Beefin the quarters. The
hide and tallow. or fifth quarter, !" is not count
ed in this market as it is in Boston.
The price to-day p ID viii average a cent
less than last ygeek. -da
First quality lie.
Extra, uMal2hc.
Medium l0aloHa. 1G4
Poorest 9a9Mc.
But few sales oyer lie or under &c.
sHEFP AND LAMss--commop Sheep S3,5oas.-
90; extra Sheep, S10aIs.
swISE-Western Hogs. corn fed. large first
quality, live weight, 61Sa616c; dead weight.
755a91c; small size, do. live weight. 6a6Ac:
dead weight. 75$7aAc;W Western still fed. none
in market; New York still fed, live weight Ga
SIZE; dead weight 71Sa7Ac; New Y, rk State,
small size, prime for market retailing, live
weight 6Ha6Ac; dead weight sasKc; Western
still fed good quality, &c.
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MEAT MARKET.

"ALL d BROWN respectfully inform the
IL citizens of Ashland, that they havecom-
butehering, and hereafter meat of all
kinds can be found in their cellar in the base
ments of the Sampsen House.
We ask the public to give us a call, and see
ofour meat is not of a superior quality
khshland August IS 1855. nl2tf,
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FOR RENT4

THE Store Room now occupied by John
j Royer, one door above Imhoff's Book
Store. Also, the small Office one door west of
said store room, formerly occupied by Drs.
Clark & Crane. For terms, inquire of the I'M
dersigned ct her residence.
MARIA WHITE =
Ashland, Feb. 90. 1856, saf
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nsmaa AS HI
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH S, 1856
@6Io gsglsIaturt.
.sENATE.


After the presentation of petitions,
the President laid before the Senate a
1scommunication from the Governor. 1t
WAS laid upon the table.
XII resolution was passed on notion
Jssof MSBuckfand, for return by the
= Auditor Of State, of the amount of tolls
8 received from the Maumee Road, and
the amount expended for said broad.
Ion morton of Mr.. Taylor of Maho
ming. It was resolved that the Treasu-
Etfer of State be required to communicate
certain Information respecting the con-
dition of the Canal Bank of Cleveland.
: Mr. auckland offered a resolution to
s.i~nsfrnetthe judiciary committee to in
.squire whether the contracts for keeping
the Public Works in repair, recently
made by the Board, were made in &C
EseordaRce with law. Referredto Messrs
= Buckland and Lawrence.
So The Senate went into Executive SEES
sion and confirmed the appointment of
CIV Sutphiu, of Butler county, as
SEollector at Middletown III. W. Hor-
ton as Collector at Maumee City; John
". King as Collector at Piqua; Philip
ssvs Herring as Collector at St. Mary's.
The Senate resolved itself into com
sslnittee Of the whole, aud considered the
bill to prevent usury
The committee rose and reported, and
the Senate took a recess
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BIBLE SOCIETY," MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Ashland County
Bible Society will be held in Ashland, on Sat
urday, March Is, Mt Io,cleck P. NJ, in the
basement of the Methodist Church. Auxiliary
Societies are requested to send delegates, as
officers are to be elected and other business
transacted. rE
On Sabbath evening, March l6, the Ami
versary Meeting will be held in the NJ. E.
Church. commencing at 61S o'clock. S veral
ADDRESSES may be expected. The public are
earnestly invited to attend. s 4u
A. HUFFMAN, Pres't.
JoHS ROBINSON, Sec'ry.
Ashland, March 5, 1856.
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0i A CARD.

Mr., and Mrs. JOIN RoBrSsoN, having reeeiv-
ed from several individuals in the. community,
a Family Scholarship in the College of Wash
ington. Pa. costing $1ne, express their hearty
gratitude for this unmerited favor and hope
thatthe benevolent donors may experience the
fulfllment of that declaration "They that wa
ter others shall be watered themselves
Ashland, March 5, 1856.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Porter, Hall & Fox In Ashland

J.J. Wright, A. H. Palmer, ct. alS Com. Pleas.
DURSUANT to the command of an execu-
Il ton, duly issued in the above case from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland Coun-
ty, to me- directed, l will expose to public sale
at the premises of A. H. Palmer in Sullivan
Townships in Ashland County, on
Monday, the 18Th dag Of February,
| A. D, 1856, between the hours of ten o'clock
| A. NJ, and four O'Clock P. NJ, of said day, the
following described Goods and Chattles- as the
property of a. h. Palmer, to wit Corn on the
ground, supposed to be ten acres; twenty-six
tons of Hay, more or less; in barns; one hun
dred and fifty bushels of Oats, more or less, in
the sheaf; 200 feet offrr5 inehwhite wood 800
feet 2 inch do. 1900 feet Inch do; 200 #.
n inch do. Also fifty head of Sheep one
Durham Cow, with broken horn one pide
heifer Calf from said Cow ; one Durham Cow,
with Calf one 2 yearold Heifer and Calf; one
roam 2 year old Bull, and the undivided half
of a Durham Bull, usuallycalled Marshal Ney.
I will also, by virtue of the same writ, ex-
pose to public sale, at the door of the Court
House, In said County on
Monday, The 10tA day Of March, 1856,
betweea. the hours aforesaid, the following de-
seribed Real Estate, TO wit: Lot number nine
ty-one, (9l) in the village of Sullivan, in said
County and State of Ohio, with the appurtenan-
ces, as the property of A. H. Palmer. Terms
of sale, cash. JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff.
Feb. 6, 1856, 3~6ts-pf$4,5O
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Public Sale of Real Estate!

.vTHE undersigned, as Executors of the Es-
tate of Frederick D.. Miller, deceased, late
of Jackson Township.aAshland County. Ohio.
will offer at Public Sale, on SATURDAY,
MARCH 22d, 1856, the well known + arm OF
the deceased, in jackson Township, consisting
of 58115S acres. On said land there is a coed
Frame House and Barn, and excellent water
privileges. Also n good Orchard. consisting
Of Apple, Peach. Cherry. Pear and Plum Trees,
and a fine Garden. There is sufficient Tin
Der on said land to meet the wants of the occu-
pint. Terms 10 be made known on day of
Sale. Proposals received between this dale
and day of Sale.
DAVID MARIETTA,l pu
DANIEL MILLER, Executors
Feb. q. 1855. - 4w39
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Skates !

q LARGE lot of fancy Skates az
N ready strapped, just received at
3m26 A.. J. ENDLYH
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Directions for Using the Tub.

Place half a dozen of shirts, or equal, in tn.
tub with the. heated water and soap-wrist-
bands and collars, should be we'll soaped The
water should cover the follower ; bear no
weight on the follower, but tarnsi easily with
a semi-circular movement rub the clothes
through two suds and the washing is done.
Among the many valuable testimonials that
have come to hand we subjoin q few
Opinions oFthe Rreas.
From the perfect simplicity, ease, and excel
lent manner with which by the aid of Wisner's
Washer. this most laborious though very nee
essary work is accomplished, we should pro-
nounee it far in advance Of the old, if not of any
attempt ever invented for washing or cleansing
clothes.-RocHEsrER GENFsEE FARMER.
70 new and useful Wash Tub, lately in
vented by the Rev. Joel Wisner, is now being
used to a great extent in our community and
gives good satisfaction. It needs no recon-
m1ndations, therefore, from US to commend it
to general use. Itspeaks for itself-NoRwALK
ONO REFLECTOR. A @
UIn the wholera nge of Inventions for wash
ing, we know of nothing so handy, so neat or
so generally useful as this little contrivance of
Mr.: Wisner's.- Divested as it is of all compile
cations in the shape of wheels, eranks, DC, it
cannot get outof order, and for the same reason
we'd not see how it can well be improved or
simplifsd.-OHIo FARMER, Cleveland.
Ashland, November 26, 1855. lyr.26.
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Farm for S ale

WOLF AND BUFFALO RoBEsl
ut the Ashland Hat Store, which he will sell
very cheap. They will be found peculiarly
acceptable at this time. He will also pay the
highest price in CASH for all kinds of FURS
delivered at the Ashland Hat Store. A
N. 8. CAMPBELL.
= Ashland. Dec. 2S, 1855. 3otf
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nooPERS TOOLS, %Lippencets Axels
u "White's Axes, AIDES, Broad Axes, -,
on hand md for sale at the Hardware Store n
3m26 A. j.. ENDLY.
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Attachment Notice.

Kenny & Porter Before W. 3. Mecarty, q
VS.. Justice ofthe Peace CT Mont
George Hardiker. gomery Up, Ashland CO., o
ON the 18th day of January, A. d. 1855, said jas
~ tice issued an Order OF Attachment in the
above action, for tho sum of one hundred and
twsnty-iye dollars. KENNY e. PORTER
Ashland, Jan y, 1886. 3wS5
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Saddlery and Coach Trimmings

4 LARGE and extensive assortmspt
~ atzextremely low figures at the Hard
ware Store of 3m26 A. j. ENDLY.
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To ali Iuterested.

T HEREBY warn al persons against trusting
i my wife Hannah, as / will pay no debts -
her contracting, unless they are sold upon nt
order, after this date. MICHAEL HpMAN
Ashland. Dec 3. 1s55. 27-3vs