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Clarendon Iron Works,

III
A. III. yanbokkcicn. Proprietor.
rrHE subscriber having purchased the entire interest
4 in the /. CLARENDON IRON WORKS. soil. |
cts orders for
steam Engines, Of any power Or style,
Saw Mills Of every variety,
Mining Machinery and Pumps,
tirisi and Saw Mills, complete,
Parker, Turbine, and other Water-whecls,
Rice-feid Pumps and Engines,
Least's Corn and Cob Crusher,
Rice Thrashen,
Shingle Machines,
Shafiing Hangers and Pnllics,
Cotton Gins snd Gearing,
Iron Castings Of all kinds and patterns,
Bass ditto ditto ditto,
Locomotive and Tubular Boilers,
Fue and plain Cylinder Boilers,
Blacksmith work Of all kinds,
Iron Doors for Houses and Jails.
THE ESTABLISHMENT
Having been recognized for the express purpose q
nsurng punciuay in the execution Of oil orders NC
public may rest satisfied that any work which may OF
fer will be promptly delivered according 10 promise. and
Of surhworkmanshp cannot fail TO give satisfaction
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
Being in charge or man OF talent and experience,
have no hesitation 10 saying that the work hereafter
turned OUT shall compare iavorsby In every respect with
that OF the most celebrated IN the caies, anu ~ prices
which will make il the interest Of all that want to send
me their orders.
REPAIR WORK
Always done without delay and having large force
for that purpose will prove advantageous 10 any per-
son needing such 10 give me the preference. without re-
gard 10 The expense Of sending from distance.
Orders will be addressed 10 Clarendon Iron Works,
Wilmington, q.
A. II. yANBOKKELEN.
I October is To-
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HAVING been appointed Agent ior ihc sale 81
a. Prof. 1Eapes's Fertilizer,
The SINE used with such seeress W Mr.. WmI Bing-
bsm1 am now ready 10 receive orders for either lie
Nlifo.rnized n Improved SUPER pko.phsie Of Lime,
ehigh viii be furnished by tie tun d Manufacturer
pfiee nd expense from Nsw York addeL
Terms, cash when ordered.
JAMES WEBB.
February II. &C.
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r you want 10 insure good crop Of Garden Vegea-
bes, try bag Of Mapes' Phosphate Of Lime. A few
bags on hand now.
JAMES WEBB.
February 25th, az
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THE HILLsBoRoUeH RECORDER
% FrnLisAnp wffELt
~ DENNIS HEARTT A. SON.

Terms.-rwo Dollsn year, u prid in sttanee,
Two Dollars AMI fiy Gents. " not paid within llrse
months; or Three Dollars, " dssJet until after ihs e..
piralion 81 the year.
No paper will 10 Discontinued until I'll suesugss se
paid. unless II the option 81 Tie puhIishers-
cot Of this s,sis'unlsss payment u made in advance or
some person To- Tho state will become ole 10 lbe
eJiton and The paper viii not be gJnsto fuhr,lIlsf
out Of the state fa more itsn two years wilheu, pay
meni unless n Is 10 Ss personally known 10 " and In
whose iner,ny We have confidence.
Advertising Rates for The Recorder.
AnvEnrisEstsTs not eSeeedine fourteen lines. one
dollar Tor the FIRST and twenty-five cent, cf sseh suh.s
guen, insertion longer ones IN proportion. Govt "a.
settsements twsn,v.hvs PEI cent. higher ssduoIoD
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Prepared BY DIR. J. c. AVER 4 Co,
ana Analytical Chemists. Lowell. Man

Drs. Long & tain, Hillsboroush,
Holt, MURRAY & Co, Graham.
and ~ Druggists and dealers In Medicine every where.
Mach ~, s0-l2m
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-02-06
cfarnrer Column.
How blest the Farmers simple life,
Far from the noise of the City's strife.
FARMERS.

Adam was a farmer while yet in Par
adise, and after his fall, commanded to
earn his bread by the sweat of his brow.
Job the honest, upright and patient,
was a farmer, and his endurance has pas
sed into a proverb.
Socrates was a farmer, and yet we'd
ded to his calling the glory of his i'm
mortal philosophy.
st. Luke was a farmer, aud divides
with Prometheus the honor of subjecting
the OK to the use of man.
Cincinnatus was a farmer, and the
noblest Roman of them all.
Burns was a farmer, and the Muse
found him at the pillow, and filled his soul
with poetry.
Washington was a farmer, and retir-
ed from the highest earthly station to
enjoy the quiet of rural life, and present
to the world a spectacle of human great.
ness.
To these may be added a host of 9th.
ers who sought pease and repose in the
cultivation of their mother earth; the
enthusiastic. Lafayette, the steadfast
Pickering, the scholastic Jefferson, the
fiery Randolph, all foun1 an Eldorado
o fconsolation from life's cares and troub-
les, in the green and verdent lawns that
surrounded their homsteads.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
J InAshlan1 cenmon Pleas

n. Tyler
VS.. =. A,b1onacar-o Pleas
Henry Beard and
Elizabeth Beard.
DUBSUANT to the command of an Orderof
l. Sale duly issued in the above case from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County,
to me directed, / will expose to public sale at
the door of the Court House. in said County, on
Monday, the 2lst day Of January,
A. D. 1856, between the koars of ten o'clock
A. NJ. and four O'Clock P. NJ, of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situate, lying
and being in the County Of Ashland and State
of Ohio, to wit: Lot number ~twenty-three I23l
bounded on the north by lot twenty-ene and
one hundred andtwenty-fve feet
the west by an alley. one hundred and ten
feet on the south by a lane, one hundred and
twenty feet to a stone planted on the road by
q stake, seventy-six feet to the place OF begin
ming. Likewise liberty to raise a dam on the
run on the e rst side of the alley that lies west
of lot numbe, u. so high as not to inlure the
alley OF d spring that lies west of said alley and
run. Also. lot number ~twenty-one, ri IN said
town of Mohecanville, adjoining the above said
lot number 1881 twenty-three, in the plat of an
addition to the said town of Mohecanville in
said County Of Ashland and State OF Ohio.
JOHN D. JONES, Sheriff.
December lg; 1855. 26ts-pf$4,25
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Hslmbdfs Genuine Preparations
HF1MBoLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract
Bucltu.

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IT you have contracted the terrible disease HhlGn
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The Fluid Extract Buchn has been pronounced
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Compound FInid Extract
Ga rsauari1la.

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from an impure stare Of fAe Blood, and tts onfv,
reliable and efeetHal kn0wn remedg(or sAs ears ~
Serefnla, Salt Rheum, Seaid Head, UIesrafiens 81
Bones, Tstfer, Pimpies on ths Faes. and ali Seglyl
ETHpfions Of tAe Skin.
This article is now prescribed By some ofths
most distinguished ply sieiRns in the country. and
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public. Several cases of secondary Syphilis, MeTs
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the bope already affected i.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-02-06

BRUMBAuGH ABscoNDED.-Brumbaugh,
the Fusion Probate Judge of this coun-
ty, has failed in business and abscond-
ed for parts unknown. It is rumored
that he has forged a number of notes
on different individuals, but as for the
veracity of this statement we cannot
say. We fear, however, that the affairs
of his office are in a bad condition. We
shall probably be able to give the par
ticulars of the affair in our nextissue.-I
MsAers6Hrg Democrat, Jan. "A.
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MONDAY, Jan. %.

MONDAY, jan. 20.
HousE.-The subject of building q
new Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb be-
ing under consideration, a long and In
teresting debate ensued. The lot on
which the present buildings stand con-
tanned ten acres, and was originally
bought for $500, on condition that an
Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb should
be erected upon it by the State. The
bill passed through the committee of
the whole by a large majority.
A message vas received from the
Senate, which body refused to recede
from its amendments to the joint resolu-
ton relative to printing in German.
The House insisted, and asked for a
committee of conference.
SENArE.-An important rule was yes
terday established By the Senate. It
has determined to adopt the rule of the
Senate of the United States, and con-
slider the nominations of the Governor
in secret session. This proposition was
introduced by Mr.. Kelley in some well
considered and sensible remarks. He
was ably sustained by Mr.. Matthews.
The Senate almost unanimously n
CURED in the propriety of this policy.
It is authorized by the Constitution,
whenever in the opinion of two-thirds
of the Senate, the occasion seems to re-
quire it. The nominations of the Gov
ernor were then referred to the stand
ing committee on Public Works, and
will probably be acted upon at an early
day.
The Senate then went into commit
tee of the Whole upon Mr.. Brazee's
Usury bill, which was discussed by sew
eral Senators with marked ability till
six O'Clock, when the committe rose and
asked leave to sit again. The Senate
then adjourned.
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WEDNESDAY, Jan. so.


SEaArE-After the morning business,
Mr.. Brown introduced a preamble and
resolution reeiting the recent terrible
slave Gaze at Cincinnati, denouncing the
participators in the arrest, and request
ing the Judiciary Committee to inquire
into the case, and report a Law that
should prevent the recurrence of such
scenes in Ohio.
Mr. Brown-made a strcug speech in
favor Of the resolution,
MI. Matthews replied with much force
and spirit, and the debate was continued
during the day by Messrs. Marsh, Hea-
ton, Kelly and others, and much inter
est was manifested in the subject.
The resolution was adopted without
u division.
The preamble was then adopted by a
vote of % to 7. Afterwari, this was
reconsidered and referred.
the Senate adheres to its determin-
alton to print no German documents, by
a vote of "a to T.
HoUsE.-A bill was introduced pro-
hibiting the State Courts from exerci-
sing jurisdiction under the naturaliza-
ton laws of the United States.
Also, a bill amending the present tax
law.
A resolution was passed to elect an
assistant clerk tomorrow.
The Committee of Conference, on part
of the House, reported that it was n
bic to agree with the Senate Committee
the subject of printing German doc
uments.
A long discussion on the subject en-
sued, and a motion to adhere to the
was finally carried by a
rote of 60 to 80.
Adjourned till ten o'clock next day.
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BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
AND
GENERAL RiMnERY.

& o manufacture all kinds of Blank
BOOKS, with or without printed headsl- for
Banks, Rail Road Companies, State and County
Ofhces: and for every branch of Mercantile bust.
ness. Paper ruled to any pattern desired. Partic-
ular attention paid to binding Periodicals. Maya
zines, Music, &c. Old Books OF every description
rebound. The strictest attention will be gwen to
the manufacture of County and all other Blank
work. in 8 style which for neatness and durabiIity
will be unexcelled.
Specimens of Blank Work can be seen at Tfck.
nor & Cos new Book Store. opposite the Post or.
nee, and IN every County Once IN fhis part of the
State. Nov. 27th, lS55.-96tf
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SHERIFF's SALE.

George Ensminger and IN PARTITION.
Eve Ensmingerhis wife,
vs.. In Ashland Common
Jacob Harpster ct. al. Pleas.
DURSUANT to the command of an order of
i sale, duly issued in the above case from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland Coun-
ty, to me directed, 1 Will expose to public sale
at the door of The Court House, in said Coun-
ty, on
Monday, che 2lS day Of January
A. D., 1856, between the hours often o'clock
A. NJ. and four O'Clock P. M, of said day, the
following described Real Estate. situate and
being in the County of Ashland and State of
Ohio, to wit: The north west quarter of the
north east quarter Of section number III elev-
en-, range Is fifteen and township t2l] TWEEN
ty-one, except five acres off of said tract com
meneing at the centre line of said section on
the north and running east 1919 rods thence
south sixty rods; thence west l5T rods /;
thence north sixty rods to the place of begin
ming, containing thirty-fve acres, more OF less.
Appraised at eight hundred Dollars.
Terms of sale, one-third cash on the day Of sale,
one-thfrd IN one year and the residue in two
years from the day of sale with interest. De
fered payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises.
December 10. less. 29ts-pf S., l2%
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TUESDAY. Jan. 90.

TUESDAY, Jan. 90.
HoUsK.-After the usual morning
business, Mr.. Miller, the Representative
from Butler, appeared and presented his
credentials and was sworn in.
A large number of petitions on vari-
Gus subjects were presented
Bills were introduced on leave.
The committee Oh the Penitentiary
presented report advising the State to
sell the Old Penitentiary lot in the city
of Columbus, as soon as sufficient grav-
Ell was taken therefrom to grade the
grounds around the New State House,
and a bill providing for the sale of said
lot was introduced and read the frs.
time.
The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from the Attorney Gen.
eral in favor of the constitutionality OF
the tax Law. Laid upon the table to be
printed.
The Report of the Quarter Master
General, called for by Mr.. Netherlands
resolution, was taken up and read, to
which the House listened with the. most
intense interest.
The House took a recess.
SENATE.--A strong remonstrance
came up from Licking county, against
Mr.. Braces bill providing for the sale
of railroads, &C., which was read at the
Clerks desk. It was referred to the
Judiciary committee.
The Senate agreed to committee of
Conference on the German printing
question, and Messrs. Kelley and Spen-
Ger were appointed the Senate COM
mittee.
Several bills were passed.
Mr.. Kelley introduced an important
bill, Prescribing the duties of the Au-
ditor and Treasurers of the State re1a-
tive to the receipts, safe keeping. and
disbursements of public moneys. and ac-
counting therfor." It is ably drawn,
and very searching and thorough in its
provisions. When the proper time
comes the debate upon it will no doubt
be interesting.
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Cnrter,s SpamisIf Mixaur
THE GREAT1PURIFIER OF TIE BLOOD
Not a particle Of Merearyin M LET
the afflicted read and ponder -


an 1nfallible Kennedy Torscrofula. Kings Evb
Rheumatism, Obstinate cutxneons .ErnrtionS
Pimples or Pnstyes on the Face BIofehe1. Sole.
Head, Enlargement and Pain Of the Bones and
Joints. Stubborn Ulcers, Sgphtlific DtsordeTs-
Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, and all Diseaseg
irising from an injudicious use of Mercury, I'm
rudenceSn Life, or Impuritv Of the Blood.
This great s.terative medicine and Purifier
of Blood is now used by thousands of greaffuI pa
tients from all parts states, who tes-
tiiy to the remarkable cures PerformeS ~ the great
TURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Scrofula, EEup-
lions on the Skin. Liver Disease. FeyeTs Ulcers
the Throat. Female Compiainfss pains ana 4ehinE
ofthe Bones and Joinrs are speedily put to hightbG
using thif Grsat ana inestimable remedy
For all diseases Of the Blood, n thing has ret
been found to compare with IL. II eieanses the
system of all impurities. acts gently anfeficien :
ly on the Liver and Kidneys. strengthensthe Digest
ton, gives. tone to the Stomsch. makes the sfin
clear and healthy, andtest0res the Go1stilutio on. ems
feebied by disess or broken down b. the exeesaes
For the Ladies', il Is ineompsrablT better than alt
the cosmetics ever used. a few doses OF CkRTzn"
complication, bTiDgfherose msntIing nofhe cheeks
give elestiey tothe step. and improve the general
health in . remarkable degree. beyond al tie med
The large number Certificates which We hsss
received from. persona from all parts Ofthe Unitea
about il. The press. hotel keepers. magfstrste5
physicirns. and public men, we'll known 20 ne
full effects OF this G REATB LooDPURIFIER. 80
Gall IN the AsENr and get . Circular and eirac
est cfall Medicines has performed. - -
None genuine uniess signed by n &
BEERS. Proprietors. No. 3 PeaFIsisest
Va to whom az orders orsuppites and egsneisA
And for sale ay r. II. cHuss co .Ashlaua.D
vile. }. HorynAN. Jeroneviiie N. Tyler Mohessa[
willie. A. Stonef. LakeviiIe station, d. =. Stockmaub
and AErEEsos & RowAr.L oudonviiIe, and Dealers
in Medietnese every where.
| Jan. 3..s55 n391e
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mer1bal,ts.
TO MY FRIENDS.

7 has been represented. By tpterssted persons. to
4 my friends and patrons. In the neighborink
Towns and viileges. that ! had disposed OF my in
81 ~ n me Book business, leaving the impression
tndti hea been run of the track ~ But I am
happy 10 inform you-one nd ali-fhat such 10 not
me case On the contrary. 1 have formed & CO.
partnership with Dr. }. N. Bowland for the pur.
pose OF extending the business. and onr inrr. ssed
aeiiities-1ohsthsr zoe buy for cash or On eredit-are
Mansfield. Nov. 27th 1855. es.t
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A message from the Governor trans
hitting certain appointments, raised the
question of secret sessions to consider
them. That the Senators might have
time to examine and reflect upon
the subject, a recess was taken till three
o'clock.
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The Senate then adjourned.
MosDAr. Jan. %

MONDAY. Jan. 20.
HousE-After the usual morning
business, the resolution providing fol
the printing of German documents,
which had passed the House and which
had been disagreed to by the Senate,
was returned to the House, which re.
fused to recsde.
A bill for the protection of school and
meeting houses was acted upon in com
mittee ofthe Whole, and referred.
A bill to ascertain the number and
she facts respecting deaf and dumb per-
sons in the State of Ohio, was read and
referred to the standing committee on
Benevolent Institutions.
Abill providing for dispensing with
the manuscript copy of the journals was
aost.
A bin to provide for new buildings
for the deaf and dumb, the cost not to
exceed D hundred Thousand dollars,
being under discussion,
Mr.. Franklin said he knew 1t was a
very runpropftious time to ask for an
appropriation, ~but,every one who would
aook to the dangerous condition of the
present buildings, muss be convinced of
the aecessity of new structure for the
safety Of the children.
Mr.. Todd, although strongly in favor
of retrenchnent. was Convinced of the
necessity of an appropriation for this
object. He had examined the premises
closely, and would not, under any con
siderstion, suffer a child Of his TO sleep
insuch a dangerous place.
Mr. Thompson, of Meigs, was op.
posed TO running the State into any fur
shsr expenditures. We should be called
upon in a few days for an appropriation
of half a million dollars to pay for the
new State House, and such enlarged
expense would not be tolerated by the
people.
Mr.. Yaple gave a graphic description
of the miserable, the dangerous condi-
tion of the present buildings, aud he
urged strongly the necessity for new
ones
DR.. Truesdafe was in favor of the
bill but he thought the appropriation
requested more than was necessary He
thought a less sum would be sufficient
to meet the requirements in the case
The House took = recess.
sEuATE-The morning was mostly
spent in the reading Of bills, So Mr..
Kelley reported aa important bill,
prescribing the duties of the Commits
sioners Of the Sinking Fund in certain
cases" This provides certain impor-
liant guards and restrictions that are
much needed to render safe the public
Interests.
The House having refused to adopt
the Senate amendment striking out the
printing Of documents in German, the
question again came before the Senate
this morning, when it insisted upon its
amendment by about the same vote as
before. IF the House refuse to come
down, the resolution viii be LOST; and
che whole subject will be- again ct sea.
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NOTICE.
Thomas Griffith :
~.
Jacob Huffman.


THE said Defendant is hereby notified that
L a petition was filed against him in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Ashland County,
Ohio. on the 18th day of November. A. D. 1855
by Thomas Griffith, the Plaintiff. that amongst
other things it is set forth that said Defendant
was and has been guilty of d~ebauchiEg the
Plaintiff s daughter. and thereby damaging and
injuring the Plaintiff and that an order ofat-
taehment was issued from the Office of the Clerk
of the Court of common Pleas, on the 18th day
of November, 1855, against the lands and tene-
ments. goods and chattels, OF the said Defend.
ant, and that in pursuance Of the command of
said writ, the land and real estate of the said
Defendant in said Ashland County was attach
ed and that unless said Defendant appear and
plead, answer or demur to said Petition on or
before the 18th day of March, A. d. 1856, judg-
ment will be taken at the Court next following.
FULTON & McCOMBS,
PLAINTIFFS ATT'Ys.
January l6, 1856 33-6w