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THE RAILRoAD.-May persons asked
us some weeks since why the hands were
taken off the work on the Railroad near
this place. We don't think they would
ask the question such cold clustering
weather as we have this week, for now
the cause is apparent. The hands have
been removed for winter work to near the
PENNSYLVANIA line where there are deep
cuts, in which the men are protected
from the piercing blasts of winter, and
where there will be less resistance from
frozen ground. Our " gangs will come
back with the return of warm weather.
Times.
EWe fancy, from the complaints
of Stockholders hereabouts, that they
would thank the Rail Road Company
for removing them to some country
where f" deep cuts " are not so plenty as
they are even in this latitude. But Sc
riously, have the Company no other ex-
PLANTATION than the above to offer. Was
" the Organ" drunk or joking?
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.ARM For SALE

#E# THE undersigned offers for sale his Farm
Ell of eighty acres lying four miles west
of Ashland, in Milton Township, between the
farms of Vim. Imhoff and Joseph Pollock.
Said farm is in good state of cultivation, fences
all in good repair, a good frame House one and
one-half stories high, a large frame barn and
out houses, u good we'll of water and n never
failing spring, twenty acres of timber land
and a fine orchard. TERMS :-S3,500@S2,3 800
to be paid when possession is given, and the
terest. For further particulars inquire of the
subscriber on the premises.
ROBERT CASKIE.
Dee. 3Ist, 1856. 3w30#
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Almost Miraculous Escape-He'
roic Rescue.
H. E.l4an IN V Pntr1nt nirna m

1ue ulIou Wv. L gives
account of an incident that occurred in
the town of CRANKY, in that county, g
few days ago, which is u striking illustra-
ton OF parental devotion and heroism {;
On the 10th met, the witt II Mr., J..
III. Suydam was brought to t dOcr al
her own house by the riereing cry al aue
Of the little ones. aud OF going t. the
we'll saw IT sinking III the water. Il feet
below the surface Of the ground The
hired girl was Instantly seut for the near
est man, (the father beng away from
home at that time) The mother stepped
her foot over the curb, for the purpose
of defending, but on rejecting that her
own life was in jeopardy, she withdrew
it again, and stood watching the strug-
giles of her prattling boy. But, as he
came up the last time, and threw him
self on his back, he looked up at his
mother, and said, in the expression of
his countenance, Ma, can't you help
me?" The mother waited no longer for
help or health, but in an instant descen-
ded into the we'll and caught the little
one by the arm and held him out of the
water.
Her little son, four years and a half
old, went into the house, emptied the
pail, hooked it on the pole, and lowered
it by the sweep, which was nearly heavy
enough to raise a pail of water. This
proving of no use, the mother thought
she must either drop the child or drown
herself. Making a desperate effort, she
climbed up the slippery stones until she
was near the top, when she raised him
bodily over her head. when Frankly, ~
ing down on the platform, caught his
little brother by the arm and cried out,
GIVE got him, ma, I've got him y
Thus the little sufferer was rescued some
time before help arrived.
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Joseph Johnson Fl A AnSasfa; 30 abe soso of
Hannah Johnson.S ty of Stark, and State of
Ohio, is hereby notified, that Joseph Johnson
did on the fifteenth day of December, A: D.,
1856, file his Petition in the office of the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
the County of Ashland and State of Ohio, charg-
ing the said Hannah johnson with being will
fully absent from the said Plaintiff for more than
proyocation therefor on the part of said Plain
tiff, and asking that he may be divorced from
the said Hannah johnson, which Petition will
stand for hearing at the next term of said Court.
Dated this 30th day of December, D., 1856.
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
By KENNY & PORTER, his Attyis.
Dec. 31st, 1856. 6w3O
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TT Hon. J. P. CowAN was in town
to-day, looking hale and hearty as usu-
al. He leaves for Columbus this week
assthe Extra Session of the Legislature
commences next Monday. There will
besno sterner opponent of the corrupt
schemes of the Black Republicans in the
Legislature, than our worthy Represen-
tative.
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Wednesday, = December 81, 1856

q We present u readers this
week with the conclusion of "The Child
of the Prairie" It has occupied much
more space than we anticipated, but it
is a good story we'll told, and we fancy
our readers will not regret its publica-
tion. We will now be able to present
our usual variety.
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Notice to sportsn1en

THERE will be a SHOOTING MATCH ut
the House of John Buchanan, in Jackson
Township, Ashland County, on the Sth day of
JAN, 1851, for one STEER which will weigh
twenty-eight hundred pounds. One hundred
yards at a rest, or seventy-fve off hand.
~ Marksmen be on hand.
Dec. 3lst, 1856. JOHN BUCHANAN.
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NOTICE.

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION of the sew
i eral Townships and incorporated towns in
Ashland County will take notice, that the last
lot of Ohio School Library Books and apparatus
have been apportioned and boxed up. It is
desired that the Boards see to getting them
away Immediately as they are in our way, and
ought to be in the Libraries.
ISAAC GATES, Auditor.
Ashland. Dec. 3lst, 1856. 30tf
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-cAsA Q Butter!

~ s. SAMPSEL will pay the HIGHEST
IL. MARKET PRICE for GOOD
at the Store of j. B. F. Sampsel.
DAIRY SALT
for sale by D. S. Sampsel. 1 wish the Butter
we'll worked and sailed with the Dairy Salt as
it preserves it much better than common Salt.
D. s. SAMPSEL.
Ashland, May Z. 1856. 4Sf
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the co-par-
IN tnership heretofore existing between Ken
ny d Porter, has this day been dissolved by
consent. T. j. KENNY,
ALEX. PORTER.
Ashland, Dec. 31st, 1856. 3w30
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RAKERY AND R~EsTAURANFl
Residences for Sale at the Seat of an
Excellent Institution OF Learning.

IL sale, in Hayesville, Ashland County, Ohio.
They are suitable for Dwelling Houses, Board
ing Houses, de-, having out lots, on which are
a variety of choice fruit trees. Persons wish
ing to educate their families would do well to
call and see them, as there is a flourishing Col
Iege and other good schools in the place. The
terms of sale will be moderate and the times
of payment long to suit purchasers. New
in the West, or Real Estate here, viii be
taken in exchange. For further information,
inquire of John L. Mclean. George Stott, or
Professor Deifen1orf, all of Hayesville.
Dee. II, 1856 n2S
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COMING-COUNTE REEITS-BANK
NOTE LIST &c.
Our exchanges are filed with accounts
of bursting of Banks and descriptions of
various counterfeits, while the newsfrom
Europe indicates that a financial crisis
isfast approaching. Speculation in Rail
Road Stocks has run wild, and the Bank
of England has raised its rate of inter
est to seven per cent.-being three per
cent. above the usual rate. The Amer
lean money market has always been SEN
sibly effected by the money markets of
Europe, and We can hardly expect to
escape this time. According to the re-
port of the Secretary of the Treasury,
there are over three hundred millions of
American stocks in foreign hands.
Should any considerable amount of these
stocks be sent home for realization the
effect on the money market will be i'm
meDse, and the bursting up of Banks
and heavy business firms will be the or
der of the day. The only remedy is to
keep clear of all doubtful bank paper.
Any of the Ohio State Stock Banks may
be taken with safety, as well as most OF
the Banks of the New England States.
The country is flooded with the paper
of Wisconsin,, Illinois, Indiana and
Michigan Banks, but little of which is
now received at par and none of which
is safe to keep on hands. The Tennes-
see Banks are also in bad repute.
Among the most recent Bank failures
are the Canton Bank, China Bank,
Maine-Bank of Republic, Mt. Vernon
Bank, Rhode Island Central Bank,
Rhode Lsland-Lancaster Bank, Penn.
suzUaniG-Bank of East Tennessee
Tennessee. The Holyoke Bank o.
Northampton has been placed under
temporary Injunction. It is believed tt
be solvent, but has been infringing th'
Banking laws. The paper of the Ian
caster Bank is worth 80 cents OIL thu
dollar. Those having any of this mon
ey had better not suffer a shave, as i
win in all probability soon be worth it
face. Among the most recent and dan
gerous counterfeits are the following:
CANAL BANK, Cleveland, O. Ten
altered from ones; vignette, female AM
and a sheaf of grain.
IaoN BANK, Ironton, o. Elves Wig
snette, two females seated beside q shield
.surmounted by an eagle-a steamboat
rail cars, and man blowing in the dis
tance-a locomotive on lower right cor
ner-a groupe of cattle on the left end
Also, Tens on same bank. Portrai
of q man on the right of the centre
the letter K and the figure 10 on th
right end-six females and four male
on the left end.
MIAMI VALLEY BANK, Dayton, Ohio
Excellent imitation of the genuin
bill-the name of the register is en-
graved, but in the genuine it is written
SENECA COUNTY BANK. State Stocks
Ones altered to Twenties. The Ban,
issues no twenty dollar bills.
BANK OF COMMERCE, fredericksburg
Va. Elves; vignette, two horse tear
hauling goods-shipping in the distanc
"a man sitting on a box in the lowe
right corner-on the left a woman 81
ting With an eagle on her knee-gene
al impression bad.
MencASr1LE BANK, Hartford. Fiv,
and Tens pretty well executed. vi
nette Of Fives, a railroad train, and shil
ping in the distance.
FREmosr BANK, Boston. Twos a
tered to Tens. The altered bills ma
be easily detected by an oval figure G
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

The State of Ohio. In Ashland County,
Geo. W Uric and wife.5 Common Pleas.
DURsUANT to the command of two orders
Of sale. duly issued from the Court Of Com
pIaas of Ashland County and State of
Ohio. in the above case, to me directed, I will
1850 10 Public Sale, at the door Of the Court
House in said Ashland County, on
Monday, the 26tA dag Of January,
A. d.. 1857, between the hours of ten o'clock,
A. M, and four o'clock. p. M. of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situate and
being in said County of Ashland and State Of
Ohio. to-wit: Fifty-eight acres Of land, OF
of the east side of the nnrth-eastquarter Of
section four a. in township twenty-two l22,l
in range sixteen. (16,) formerly IN Richland
County, now in Ashland County, Ohio. APP
praised at two ~thousandSand eighty-eight dol.
lars. Terms Of Sale-Cash.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
Dec. "a, 1856. 29ts-PfS2,5o.
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EIGS. Dates, Citrons, English ourrantss
4 Raisins, Prunes, etc, a very choice lot
just received at
DULIN & CRANES Drug Store.
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To the Public.

livery article usually found in Drug Stores
T. can be obtained at the lowest rates, at
the best Drug Store in Ashland County, kept
by DULIN d CRANE.
In the SampselH House Store Room,
Main Street, Ashland. Ohio.
Dec. 3Ist, 1856. soft
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In conclusion, we would advise our
country readers to receive as little for
eign Bank paper as possible. Our own
State Banks are far preferable. What
we want the most of all, is a small note
law similar to the n repealed last win
ter. Give us such a law and we would
soon be rid of this worthle IS foreign
trash, and have a good safe currency.
But we suppose no relief can be obtain
ed from our God-and- Liberty, Freedom
shrieking Legislature in this respect.
Reason why:-it would benefit the white
folks.
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Petition for Divorce.
Jonathan McDanniels3 RUTH A. MeDai
VS.. H. niels of Bedfor'

Ruth A. MeDanniels. in the County Of Mon,
roe, and State of Michigan, is notified that JON
athan McDanniels did on the 18th day of De-
cember, A. D., 1856, file his Petition in the
Office of the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the County Of Asniand
and State of Ohio. charging the said huln NC
Daniels with extreme cruelty and gross neg
iees OF duty z. wn1c t.rm Of said Court.
J. McDANNIELS,
ByKESsY & PORTER, his Atty's.
Dec 3Ist. 1856, OWoU
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Confectioneries.
ForairnF rnifs.

fENHE choicest lot of Confeetioneries ever
i brought to Ashland, to be seen at the
Drug Store of DULIN Il CRANE
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NNrEiCE.

= LII persons having unsettled accounts
y with the late firm of Clark d Crane, are
- Id 70 make Inaneaiate settlement either
by Cash Or Note. The Books are IN Che hands
Of D.. I. l.. Crane. and must be forthwith
closed. All who Iesireto save costs viii please
rive duo attention 10 this notice
CLARK & CRANE.
Ashland, Nov. 10Th. 1856. 23tf
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To the Ladies.

A choice selection of Handkerchief Psrfu-
N meries. Fancy Soaps, Colonies, Whiteand
Coloring powders, hair, mil and tooth Brush
es, Dressing Combs, of superior. quality and
pattern, fancy Jets, de-, for sale by
DUIiN d CRANE.
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Glassware.

Just RECEIVED, the largest and choicest
= assortment of Glassware ever brought to
Ashland, at the Drug Store of
DULiN q CRANE.
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DURE Wines and Liquors. for medical,
i mechanical and Sacramento purposes on
ly, for sale cheap at the Drug Store of
DUL1Ns d CRANE.
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o MilIiners

NIILLINERS will be furnished with all
w sorts of finishing and bleaching materi-
ais, at the lowest rates. at the Drug Store of
DULIN d CRANE.
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Patent Medicines.

Il Ii the most Celebrated Patent Medicines
a now In use. kept constantly On hand at
the Drug Store of DULIN & CRANE.
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Yankee Motions

MOTIONS and Fancy Articles of all kinds
IN kept constantly on hand by
DULIN d CRANE.
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Correspondence of the Missouri Republican.
Latest from Kansas.

Correspondence of the Missouri Republican
Latest from Kansas.
Murder at Iecun1Sch-Delaacare Land
SaleS-Moj. Bword-Sererat Items.
WEsrroRT, Dec. 16, 1856.
At Tecumseh, on Tuesday, the 9th in
slant, a gentleman by the name of Nor
ton was fatally wounded; he received
a stab at the hands of a man of the name
of Custom. Norton died on Thursday,
the 18th. Cushion is in custody. This
is the only death of the kind in the Ter
ritory, since that of Glanville, who was
shot at Bull Greek. Still the-rerrito-
ry is remarkably peaceful.
The Delaware Land Sales were con-
cluded a few days siDce. The Sale OF
Town Lots in Levenworth city did not
take place; it is postponed till some flu
ture day, and many a hungry specula-
tor has had to leave without the salts,
faction of his craving. This postpone.
ment will retard the progress of the city
greatly.
Major Buford, the celebrated projec,
tor of the Emigrant Aid enterprise from
the South, is here. He will leave in a
in few DAYS for Alabama, but will return
in the spring. He bought some of the
Delaware lands. The Major has pre-
pared a report of the receipts and dis,
b%ursements of his enterprise which will
appear in the Westport Star of Empire
for this week. It shows a loss, on hi:
part, of ten thousand six hundred and
odd dollars:
Cost of Enterprise 625 o6
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Prescriptions

CAREFULLY prepared at the Drug Store Of
- Dulin d Crane, in the Sampsel House
Store Room, Main Street, Ashland.
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kten Mary J. G. Miss
Anderson s. NJ. Mrs.
Abrams Christopher
Beam Margaret Miss
Buris Henry
Burdall John
Burns Samuel
Blood Cyrus
Boltz John II. L.
Bueghely John
Bockle Fred
Baur John
Beck Philip
Bayless j. G.
Burge Rachel Miss
Bike Amy
Baier VaItin
Bear Robert
Beer John @.
G
Conrad Jacob
Comes Mack Miss
Campbell Dan1
Cunningham NJ. j.
Coleman Hudson
Cornish Augustus
Campbell Henry
Davis Edward
Deckert Augustus
Dwier James
Diefendorf 8.
e
Elliott Jane
Ewing William
Eberle Henrie
Eky Martha
r
Fisher John
Faste George
Freeman F. A.
Fraunfelder Elias
Fast Martin
Fitzcharles Patrick
Finagan Joseph
G
Geier J. j.
Greenewalt Daniel
Gipe George
Gorham j. M.
Gin Charles
HI
Hall Matilda s
Heffelfnger Martin
Humes William
Hogan John
Hanley James
Hilterbrand Louisa
Higher Daniel
Hinir Lucinda
Hamilton A. A.
Hitler H.
Hoot Benton
Hartnpee Mrs. DIR.
Hood John B.
J
johnson Caniel
Jonson james
Jenkins NJ yron W.
Jackson Andrew Jr.
+; K
Kennedy Washington
Kerrory&Kante Messr.
-
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657 l6

O0I TO
This shows that those who have grum-
bled at Buford, and accused him of NAL
administration of the funds contributed,
are greatly at fault.
1 learn that at Council Grove, and In
and about that region, there is NOW one
and a half feet thick. The Sante Fe
and Salt Lake mails will be behind the
time in getting in, this month. The
snow drifts are unusually huge.
Lecompton is lively. Stock in that
place has advanced rapidly of late, and
the town promises to be much more
than its most sanguine friends predic-
ted at one time. In fact, all the terri
torial towns are growing rapidly. Bu-
siness here is excellent for the season.
H. G. P.
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Choice article Of Iinseed Oil, Leads, Var
4 niehes and Painters materials ofalI kinds.
kepu constantly Oh hand and for sale cheap at
DCE1N IL CRANES Drug Store.
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MILLER S HOTEL,
Bakery and Restaurant ]

THEsubscTibeI announces that he still keeps
i open his we'll known Hotel, oppositethe Samp
sci House, Main Street, Ashland. for the accom-
the liberal patronage heretofore him with
be continuedin the future. He particularly i'm
as his bills will aIwaysbe found very reasonable.
His table will constantly be well supplied. and
good stabling for horses anda faithful Qstler will
lies or single persons en- be had at reasonablo
rates
BAKERY AND RESTAURANFi
In connection withthe Hotel. he wiIlalso con-
tinue tc keep open his BAKERY and
RANT. where he will at all lines keep ON hand
Confectionaries. Pies, Bread, Cakes,
all kinds ofTemperance drinks, and i'm short e
cry luxury to be found on the tables of first clGs
eating houses. MlLLEh
Ashland. Dcc.5. 1855. 81 II.
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Nem ADVERTISEMENT
LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAINING in the Post Office at Ashland.
EG on the LIST day of January. 1851


January, 1851.
Kunkel Samuel
Kercher David
Kirk james
Kick Henry
Lent Lewis B. q
Lehman Michael
Lee Hulda a.
Iickty d. A.
M
Miller Emanda
Miller Eliza
Mathews Frederick
McNall John
Mcbride Susan
Mel onahey j. E.
Myers Daniel
Mel lellan Miss E.
McC lellan Martha J.
Myers David
Miwler George
Meskey Henry
McNaul Mich
Merriam Sarah
Marks William
Machtribe Christian
Martin E. W.
Madison James
Mort George
Moore Lydia
Melburteck F. R.
N
Numen Josephine
Nutter Abraham
Misser John
Morris Mary A.
p
Perewal Moses G.
Pecthing P.
Porter Wilson
Perkins James W.
Powers Mrs. j. D.
Prathrick Abram A. /.
Porter Jacob
H
Roberts Matilda
Reed Charles
Rickerd Peter
Sohl Alfred J.
. Sargent S. J.
Showalter Mrs .PhebeS
Stergen Henry
Showalter Eliza
, S~tarkweather E. L.
Smith James H.
Slilwell Jessie
, Singer Dillman
! Smith Matilda
! Sulser Mary Ann
Shoemaker Susanna
Stout David
II
Tilbern Francis
Tombs d Prentice
Taylor J. W. L.
Tredley Casper
Vaplon James
w
. Weaver Isaac
Wilson Jane
Wirrlin Charles
White J. S.
letters remaining in the
!
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u List of unpaid letters remaining in the
Post Office Mt Ashland. Mr.. Andrew Steven
son, Bucyrus, crawford County, Ohio Ely
AI~auglmau. BlairsyjIe, ~Inliana County, Pa;
Z". II. NJ Ritcheer, Chamburg. franklin Co,
PENNSYLVANIA
I=Psr=,n calling for any # The above let
fays will please sav rJverii-- j."
BURR KELLOGG P M
a ebIond Doc II 1855
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MONEH MATTERsHAKD TIMES
COMING-COUNTE RFEITS-BANK
NOTE LIST &c.
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Inst Reneiuad
SO PAINTERS

large supply Of Cboice. Tens. Cigars, To
: baeeos. &c. by DULIN & CRANE
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To Physicians.

physicians of Ashland and the surrounI-
l. ing Counties, can be supplied with q pure
article OF medicine and shop ware, ON the most
reasonable terms, by DUIIN d CRANE :
In the Sampsel House Store Room
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The Notes of other States and Territories are no
worthy Of a quotation, except the " Western EA
change Fire 4 Marine Insurance Co." Nebrask
Territory, which we quote at 5 dis, Gold I p
premium. Eastern Exchange t.
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SoAIzSCO090
spssi$. Ifihn.sed. Fish. Fl.r.eea ana Ns..soo. OH.
FANCY
Of all kinds and colors
Best quality Of Teas, Starch, SaIeratus. Corr ss.reh
for Puddings, Baking Powders ~. -
Also. q large Stock OF Patent Medieinsa-
In q word, they have every articIe usually found
In hrst class Drug Stores, and as they int nd to keep
and are determined not to be undersold By any e.
Adjustment in Northern Ohio, they hope 10 receive
+. l?Dont forget the place. In the Sampsel House
building, Main St. Ashland, Ohio
Ashland, Dec. 3lst, 1856. aoff
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Petition for Divorce.

JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Dec. 81. LEST. 1o': FiSJ,oy
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10

In the matter of the schooner or vessel called the
Mermaid, seized under warrant issued pursu-
ant to the provisions of chapter I'D of the re-
vsed statutes, before William Hathaway, Jr.,
Judge of Probate, for Ottawa County, Michi-
gan:
NOTICE is hereby given that all persons who
IN have exhibited any claims against said
schooner Mermaid, and the owner, agent, consign-
ee master, and all other persons interested in said
schooner, are hereby required to appear before me
on the twenty-ninth day of December next at the
Office of the County Clerk for Ottawa County, at
one of the clock in the afternoon, to attend dis
tribution Of the proceeds arising from the sale of
such schooner, her tackle, apparel and furniture:
And it Is ordered that this notice be published i'm
the Grand River Times, newspaper printed and
published at Grand Haven, in the county of Otta-
wa; once in each week for three successive weeks.
WILLIAM HATHAWAY, Jr, Judge of Probate.
November 90 1856.