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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-12-18

without compensation to their former
lords and masters. how can you, with the
Bible before you, protesting democratic
principles, in the light of this day and
generation, stand up to plead for the life
longpower Of domestic tyrants, and against
the rights Of your brother man to "lifc,
liberty and the pursuit of happiness ?"
Again, sir, what colder States" have
paid for the emancipation of their Slaves?
When Washington, Jefferson, and the
other fathers Of the Republic abolished
the slavery existing in the Heretofore
Virginia Territory of Ohio, Indiana, Mich
igau, Wisconsin, and Illinois, we are not
aware that there was q bill Of damages
rendered by their masters! We do not
find in the act Of 1850 abolishing Slavery
in Pennsylvania, any opening of the Trca.
sury doors to the owners Of slaves becom.
ing free Where was it? Not in Massa.
chusetts, we are. sure. Was it New
Hampshire Rhode Island? or Connec.
ticut or New jersey? or New York
or California ? or where was it? Or is
the assertion wholly fiction {?
Those who took their slaves into Kan
sas, did it on risk, as speculation, and
should be SO considered. You, sir, and
all the Democracy and Slavocracy deelar-
cd time and again, through the press and
on the stump, that there was ono danger
Of Slavery ia Kaneas," "Kansse is not
adapted to slave labor" "Kausss is above J
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jeced by the accounting officers Of the treasury and be
believed that there such in the history OF the
government he argued that IL was wrong under the ex-
sting laws pass resolution giving extra compensation
to the employees of the House
Mr. COBB, of Georgia, replied and argued that each
house should have the entire and absolute control
contingent fund He thought that when the Comptroller
OF the Treasury took upon himself lecture The Hose In
reference to their action in providing compensation for
themselves the House of Representatives had not sunk
low that its members might not review the action OF that
officer.
The further consideration of the subject was postponed
until tomorrow. ~ !.
BUSINESS ON THE sPEAKERs TABLE.
On motion of Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Ohio the House pro-
ceeded to consider the business the Speakers table
The joint resolution for supplying new members OF the
Senate and OF the HOUSE Of Representatives with sncb
books of public character have been heretofore sup
piled, returned from the Senate with amendments,
taken up and referred to the Committee the Library.
The House took up the bill for the relief of the
ties OF Daniel Wnsow, also returned from the Senate with
when the amendments were concurred m and
the bill passed. E
number Of Senate bills on the Speakers table were
then read twice and appropriately referred, among sbc
the bill to regulate teegraphc communication for the
Of the in its foreign intercourse and those
which relate to the District Of Columbia E
THE TARIFF.
On motion OF Mr.. CAMPBELL of Ohio, the House then
resolved itself into Committee of the Whole the state Of
the Union, Mr. H. MARsHALI of Kentucky, in the chair
and resumed the consideration of the bill reducing the duy
ON imports, and for other purposes.
Mr. MAAWELl OF flofioa, ADDRESSED ue house or ORC
hour He defended the positions assumed by the President
his annual message and vindicated the nationality Of
the democratic party The true explanation said he Of
The position of the democratic party Notwithstanding the
diversity of opinion alleged against it, that 1t was
neither proslayery anti-slavery party 1t held
that whatever might be the opinion of this that
ma the constitution forbid him to thrust that opinion
upon the theatre of the federal government
Mr.. WRIGHT, of Tennessee, then obtained the floor
when the committee rose and the House took until
seven o'clock for the purpose of continuing the debate upon
the Presidents message. .
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REsraUHANT.

- A'srRos Hotel, Penn.yrania orenpe, bepeen I7h and
lSa Streets Washington, ID. q.
THE PROPRIETOR beg. 10 inform his friend. and the public
hs restaurant recently esrah bed the modern
principle, with saloon dining
% W he latest syc has engaged coprcni and pro
French cook arrived om raIis. where
sn srsnsi reputation FIRST srs his
me proprietor hm-sif has dngush'd reputation, bofh
ancs ssc IN tf country, the he
~ ne ha'ers hnscif
".ss ~. whe may fsvor him with their patronage.
nached The choicest
INA @ hqas game, and other d,ieaces Of the Hot
eod lunch from n, until 49, The proprietor
received,
cnret, crense, wsa
preserves, ufes &c. &c, which he offer
suher hon-e in the city, bor basket, single
ssm dinner shed
notice IN az the city Ice jelly
Jan 1-.odsy =
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HOUSE. OF REpR EsENrATIvEs.

The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the Treasury Department transmitting letter from
Secretary of the Treasury upon the expediency OF
tabIishing life boat lighthouse the marshes at the
head of Pamlco sound, in North Carolina; which was
laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
Also communication from the Postmaster General,
transmitting list OF the clerks employed in the Post
Office Department for the year 1886; which was laid
the table and ordered TO be printed
AMENDED TARIFF BILL.
Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, from the Committee of Ways
and Means reported an amended tariff bill perfectng the
former far the majority of the COMMITTEES were
concerned which referred TO the Committee OF the
Whole on the state Of the Union.
Mr. O. stated that il would reduce the annual revenue
about fourteen millions of dollars.
CONSULAR AND DIPLOMATIC BILL.
Mr. CAMPBELL, also, from the committee, report
ed back House bill making appropriations for the consu-
year ending June 1853 returned by the Senate with
amendments with the recommendation that the House
concur in the said amendment and il was committed
JArAs ExPEDTToN.
Mr. NICHOLS of Ohio, from the Committee Print
ing in response resolution adopted by the House
Yesterday reported that the delay in the delivery of the
first volume of Commodore Perrys japan expedition was
by the necessity for the immediate delivery Of
the current documents of The session
THE CONTINGENT CONGRESS.
The House then resumed the consideration of the bill TO
regulate the Disbursement of the contingent expenses Of
Congress- heretofore reported from the COMMITTEES OF Ways
and Means
Mr. JONES OF Tennessee addressed the House at con-
siderable length opposition the bill He thought that
there was no necessity for such law and II was right
fore they passed law that there should be necessity
for its passage He had yet to learn that any accounts
passed By the House Committee Accounts had been
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Proposals for steeI-PIate Printing.

ofFioE SUPERINTENDENT funIc FHINTIse,
Washington, January ., ie57
PfosAs win be received ts Office until the tath day OF
ahuny, instant al IL ocock for printing sieei the
OF e All, $3.50 les from each o ~ OF
and outline sketches, ard 40 copesfr csct OF 26o
quaro pages
the Report the boundary survey or
OF he Senate United States.
aoen w the price printing each 100 copies OF said
ana me Time they will require for executing the same
70 be distinctly understood bids viii be entertained
any parties dcty engaged praccnfy acquainted
With, the FOR. -
this omec. = rNs ~ f =
conusc wih be bonds will be required
me successu bidder for faithful crecntion Of the
san must be addressed A. c. Seaman Superintendent
@'eIfias PinfiaKr
A. c.. SEAMAN,
'S' e-eodtlah Int 4 snrl supcrintcndenL
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mo. 57a1
BY the President Of the United states.


% 49, a. sn.hs = s - .ne pnl-
Ted Stsse o 70 Aosssy hso mAc Known fhai
public saes VIZ ~ 's nsa a = ~ sna "mess In ih
st. on ,oMs q, 4. ~. "a xcp n ~ as ~
Al hs 1n1 ~ -. ~ s.sr.ss - ~. ~ - 80 yvsrh
dag May W., "a ,assais~ 80 ~ p1D ''nu' n'usoa Niun
Oe io'o"''s-
ksrtA g fAs ssss As sad psa S e A Yvineirai meridian.
:. Az. ,,.,v .in~ .us rne hundred or r.u-.,.
Iownsn;r s.ss3y ss-ns rrrsy "a - - -
fo"""'f" >" 49, 'T ' 80 '"s '1"'e'' " range
sssen ua... .i.t, .i,,,x n,.. .nx - hm.s. u
Townsh'P' "''' 's'' "' '' anu one nandied I" range
..,,. nn~,v ,I.r md one b..dr-l NJ ,.,.. ,x,,
h,p Tow aas,y mn 80 one SrrSrsS ~ ~ s s ss
nows. $780, .ns asS ons hnaS.sS ~ s su
SS S.S S - $500 49, !" fA"se y'es
Townsnr Ts.r - o.s ha.arsx = ae ssns. s,s..s.
..rs ao~Ar .sr.,s s-n, "a as hundr~S ~ -.
IounsmM s = ~ ""u .ne ~ aege onty rr
fo~"~'p' ' s'", ~, s"esysA sht'y seven,
nasv sxph h'n, no. s wv luna 'e" % fs"ge "psHiyJow.
ts~fA day q My n for Tue disposal o. ,ha public lands
s'o A .,-. NJ 80 -, ~ -. !. 4. rNs' Asss'' - s . t
Hsh the oase nne ana "efs V ms tA principal meridian
Townships niDcy four nincsyRye nney-six ninety seycp
TASTY eirt hundred of range f,pevv ps
r, .Sips pur rsety Ave- ninety sir ninety .rve,
- r.bi -nir e. md ose az nogr
Tnkip ninety fuf pine nine and one hundred OF anre
-. ,srss. = ft7'k w 178' Tg7 III -
Tosrnship one hundred Of range fxxnfp sieM,
7,wn.hip one hrrdrsd AZ rsnrc susnsv r,ss 1854
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|WAsTEDressns dc-rnr private parties can
-, he supplied
m N on application GATHERS RESTAURANT,
''ee-1swsmom 2Ss between I'm and 13th.
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Notice
&RFI1ls, 5EGE1R

TfAEsroRrAnor orrrcr, ALKxsspRiA q wAsHssros r. n.
and amer menduy, January, rht
the depot Of the Alexandria and Washington raroad
,he hours Of y and 5 10 be forwarded 10 Wash
and ar between the hours, ui Long Bridge
lion, TO be forwarded TO Aicxanari1.
paid. ~ - $50 " 'o
Jan utaE
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j. r. SQUERE'S
Fortress of Cheap Goods.

It is the place to buy your Fail and Winter
Goods.
1t is the placet to buy the most splendid Stella
Shawls.
It Is the place to buy the finest and cheap
est Bay State Shawls, together with magnih-
cent Brocha Shawls.
It is where the most fashionable Dress Goods
are kept, with the latest styles of Cloaks. Tai
It is the place to find the best assortment Of
Fall Bonnets. ~ eaa
1t is the only placein Ashland where you can
see 100 varieties of Ribbons.
1t is Che best place to buy your Table Linens.
1t is where the best lot of Carpets are to be
seen.
It is the place where a large assortment of
Millinery Goods are kept.
tits by far the best placeto buy your Silks
"a great variety. .rs4fs7 --.E
1t is the place to get great bargains.
It is the place to buy good and Cheap Gro
It is where you can get the handsomest
Crockery. The finest Tea Sets, and MOST SPLEEN
did Glass Ware. liz
Its the place TO buy your Broad Cloth. and
Cashmere, and Muslins of the best quality
1t is in fact THE PLACE the Peoples Store.
Where everything is kept to sell, for small
profits. s.tl
| the slow shilling,
It is where the PEorLh GENE to buy theil
Goods. t 8t4
tits also the place where the Farmers traid
and sell their Butter, Eggs ind Cheese, then
Wheatytheir Corn, and all they have to sell
and where they get good prices. too.
Come we say, to the Fortress of Cheap Goods
| and JOHN R. viii greet you s~nilingly.
Ashland, Nov. 5; 1856. p22tf
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sHERIFF's A L

| SHERIFF'S SALE.
a. a. Frederick d wife, In Partition in Ash
VS.. r.
Edward Obi and others. land Com. Pleas.
nURSUANT tothe command of an alias or
il der of Sale, duly issued from the Court OF
| Common Pleas, of the said County of Ashland
and State of Ohio, in the above case, directed u
me, 1 will expose uGPublic Sale, on the prem
ises in said Ashland Gnunty; on
Saturday, the l4h day Of February,
A. D., 1857, between the hours of ten o'clock,
A. NJ. and four o'clock, P. NJ. of said day, the
following described Real Estate. situate in said
County of Ashland and State of Ohio, to-wit /:
The s%outh-west st quarter of section number four
teen (l4.) Township number twenty-fonf (24.)
of Range number, seventeen (I7,) containing
one hundred and sixty acres more or less
Terms of Sale:-one-third Cash IN hand, on
the day of Sale, one third in one year,
and the residue in two years from the day
of sale, with interest from day of sale. De-
ferred payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises. Appraised at five thousand six
hundred dollars-subject to dover.
~ ta JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Jan. IA, 1856. 32tspfs4, l2L
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AleOieines.
DISEASE V~aEaHiahed
y pr: RoDackss scaHginasiaa ;tnelic.

A FTER years of study, analysis End ex
Ia pertinent, DR.. Roback. the .lrineRf Swei
dish Physician succeeded in producing a11edi
cine from the. mountain herbs OF lis hst4se
land, which acts directly upon the cuusas ~
disease in the blood aud by restoring the cor
rupted fountain of life to = condition of Eeabh
and purity, expeis disease from the system
wherever it may be heated. or whatever mas
be its: character. Indigestion, nervous COM
plants, epileptic and oiher IT'S. coughs. con
sumption in its early stdses. sore throat. brdt,'
clntis, fever and ague, astIIfha. low spirits. soy,
ual ineapacity, feminine weaktess. ,ricking OF
the skin. symptomatic of paral5s;s, fheuma-
tude and debility, diarrhse. and al other DIS
orders OF the organs OF respiration, the livers
the kidneys. the stomach, the nerves. Or The
muscular fibre, are unerringly cured by this
preparation. 1t is to the MAiERIEs noLBr, or
seeds OF disease. what IN alkali is to an acid:
1T neutraIzes them with ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY,
while at the same time it regulates the secret
removes distractions from the bowels
creates apPetife. rsuews bodily vigor. and re-
every animal function. Such is the
such are the effects of Dir. .Roback'S
lannon's ScASDfSAvIAS BLooD PrkrFFR, which.
taken IN eonlun elton with his BLOeD PII1s, W IL
not only obliterate the most painful diseases.
but prevent their recurrence, and lengtheli lie
its ordinary span.
10 prevent imposition, purchase only Of re-
Specialize druggists, etc., of regular agents. OF
Of DR.. Robaek, sole proprietor and nlanufac.
.urer. Not East 18th street, Cincinnati.
Pm of Purifier. 81 per bottle-six Bot
les 50. Pills 20 CENTS per box.
LH
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ACARD.

/ q. ..- #EHN HFT 81 ~ .@-
It is 50 frequently the case that Insurance
Companies are really insolyent or refuse upon
insufficient prete&ts to meet, with p-romptness,
losses which happen to property insured by
them, that the undersigned desires to bear tes-
timony to the Pfoiiptness with which the Ash
land Mutual Fire Insurance Company have
paid up the loss sustained by me in the de
struction of my Barn and contents, and the
partial burning of my horise, on the lIth of
December last. The adjustment of the loss
was made without difficulties thrown in the
way, as is too often the case with irresponsible
Insurance Companies. ellen a#'
Tb:. act of the Ashland Insurance Company
Is in k. aping with their operations since their
orgs niza.ion, and 1 cheerfullS recommend this
Company to my friends and neighbors and the
public as a Company worthy their patronage.
HENRY BERRY.
jackson Tp.. Ashland Co, O., Jan. &c, 81.
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To PHYSICIANS,
Patent Medicihe,,.
Confectloneries

LII the most Celebrated Patent Medicines
IA now il use. kept constantly on hand at
he Drug Store of DULIN z CRANE.
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TEnur HAurE. Ind. Oct. IS lS55

DR.. RoBAcK-Sir,-The last three bottles Of
your Blood Purifier and the accompanying
Pills, nave relieved me of the last vestige Of
my rheumatism. l consider the cure al but
miraculous. After having Suffered the most
acute agony, almost without intermission. fSs,
eight years, and being for three wears a cripple.
l can scarcely realize the fact that at this mo-
ment, after having used your Scandinavian
Remedies for only three months and a few days,
| am a hale, hearty man, capable of manual
labor. and entirely free from pain. When l.
first applied to you, by letter, for a supply Of
your medicines, l was little better than q an
natical skeleton. For more than two yrars 1
had never enjoyed one hour of unbroken night
rest, and my mind sinking with my body. had
become greatly enfeebled, the very first bottle
OF the Purifier wrought a surprising change for
the better III my system, and after taking that
wonderful restorative, together with the Blood
Pills, for one month, Isfelt thata complete re-
generation of every animal function was inf
progress. | was not deceived. I am now. Mt
81 years ef age. as free from every svmptom of
rheumatism as / was at 20. There can be no
doubt that this wonderful cure is due TO your'
remedies alone. and l am willing, if it viii
serve you or induce others to seek relief from,
the same source, that this letter should b. made
public. rlFTgI- -
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n ~ArrENTIoN,

There will be a meeting of the citizens Of
Ashland, held at Amantes Hall, on Wednes-
day evening, February 4th, to consider the
need of additional protection against confla-
g~raions. This is an important subject in
which every citizen is directly interested. and
all are earnestly invited to be present. Short
addresses viii be delivered by Messrs. R. H.
CnuRb, jcHS ]. HoorMAN, WIZ. OSBORN. and
perhaps others.
R.. P. FUtKERSoN, Foreman.
I, I SpsFScrr Sec,1 .
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Pee NOTICE S.

u The Ladies of the Episcopal Society pro-
pose giving a Supper, Thursday evening, Doth
inst, the proceeds to be applied to Church and
Charitable purposes. The Court House or the
Stone building occupied by the Amantes So!
ciety will be used. Tickets so cents-to be
had at the Book Stores. Oysters and Ice Cream
extra. As this is the season for enjoyment, a
full attendance is expected.
N. B. Donations for the table viii be thank
fully received.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS!
NEW HACK CONTEMPORARIES
3. 3. GRAY


&86kTf@-Ah FULLY
RIGHTEOUSNESS announces to
N%SE-ESS rs pJ M 70 the public that
In hos nhtnin
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FARM FOR SALE.

ERA THE undersigned offers for sale
ssssA3 i his Farm of one hundred acres
isssiEE3of well improved land, lying one
A7@ mile Northwest of Mohecanville
Ashland County, Ohio. A good frame House
and Barn, two fine orchards two good springs
of water, the farm is in good repair, and offers
superior inducements for those wishing to pur-
chase real estate. For further particulars, in
quire of johnson Oldfvyd, Moheeanville, or on
the premises of r.4t JAMES SPEAR.
Jan. IA, 1857. - Hf9c 2ms2s
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s-In Philadelphia. an English Ia
dy, while on a visit. was killed by adose
of 'fslaek drop " IA preparation Of opium
and instant poison) given by a young
woman tending a drug store, who mis-
tsok it for slack draught," prepare
ton of sena.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons having unsettled accounts
N with the late firm of Clark Dc Crane, are
requested to make immediate settlement either
bv Cash or Note. The Books are in the hands
of DR.. I. L. Crane, and must be forthwith
closed. All who desireto save costs will please
give due attention to this notice.
CLARK & CRANE.
Ashland, Nov. 18th, 1856. 23tf
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These examinations will at ten
o'clock A. M, and close at four O'Clock p. M
No applicant viii be admitted after twelve NJ
Written testimonials of good moral character,
sighed by at least two responsible persons, will
be REQUIRED, which testimonials will be kept
on file. No certificate can be ante-dated. Nc
private examinations will be held. ia ~
81 se iv b s. NJ. BARBER;
ra Clerk of Board of Examiners.
Ashland; Dec. IL 1856. fgG 2S-ly. +,
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jackson TIP. Ashland Co, O., Jan. &c, 81.
MT1D1 CAL n TIC FS.o

Dir. RosAcK'< ScAND!NAvIAN BLooD
MEBIcIHxs-At Ia :. l.: : veden, the Ingredients Of
two ReHsedits thu, disin Get the blood of every
corrupt element. have ben found Dir Rohack
has cOIubiHeG :Eem. He OLars the result in his
Scandinavian Blood Purifie.- and Blood Pills.
They are striking the faculty with amazement,
and causing Thousands nf the sick to rejoice. In
csses Of indigestion. liver com plant. scrOfula.
Thet matfsni. di1rIkea, la fact, in all cases of dis
case. not organic. they cure the patient as certain n
ly as day succeeds darkness. See Advertisement.
4w3I.
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7. C. BUSHNELL & co.

Their long acquaintance with this community.
renders it unnecessary for them to speak of their
large stock.or Ion prices. The crowds that daily
throng their Store testify in the strongest possible
manuel that theirs is the Storeg For variety.
quantity. cheGpness and beautiful styles they have
no rivals in Ashland County. 10 fGHf -
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NOTICE.

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION of the sew
4 eral Townships andineorporated towns in
Ashland County will take notice, that the last
lot of Ohio School ibraryBooks and apparatus
have been apportioned and boxed up. 1t is
desired that the Boards see to getting them
away Immediately as theyare in our way, and
ought to be in the Libraries. 80. -: 81
ISAAC GATES, Auditor.
Ashland, Dec. 3lst, 1856. Soft
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Residences for sale at IKac seat OF an
| ExceIlent In~stitution of Learning.
II ARGE and Small Commodious Houses for
II sale, in Hayesville. Ashland County, Ohio.
They are suitable for Dwelling Houses. Board
ing Houses. DC, having ont lots, Oh which ale
a variety Of choice fruit tees. Persons wish
ing to educate their families would do well 10
call and see them, as there Isl fourishing Col
lege and other good schools in the place. The
t~efufs,of sale will be moderate and the times
of payment long to suit purchasers. New
landsin the West, or Real Estate here, will be
takehf I'm exchange. For further information,
inquire of John L, Mclean. George Stott, or
Professor Deifendorf, all of Hayesville.
De6. IT, 1856. n2S
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Tn Milliners.

NEtLLINERS will be furnished with all
wi sorts of finishing and bleaching materi-
ais, ut lowest rates, at the Drug Store of
DULIN d CRANE.
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HYMEMIAL.

MARRIED, On the s9d day Of Jan'y, 1851
by w. s. STRICKLAND. Esq MI, JOHN JONES,
of Green Township. to Miss BARBARY CAR
PEWTER. of Vermilion, TIP, Ashland Co. o.
- On the 25th day of JANUARY. 1857, by
up. DEvon, ESQ., Mr.. JOHN BRUBAKER, to
ELIZABETH ROWLAND, all of Ashland Co.
-o the 22d inst. by the Rev. A. Scorr;
Mr.. GEORGE MURRAY to Miss LAVANDA
MCLAUGHLIN, both of Orange Township,
Ashland county.
On the LIST of January. 1857. by Rev.
JOHN ROBINSON, Mr.. SAMUEL SLOAN, to Mis-.
ELIZABETH SHERIDAN.
-o On the 22d of January, by the same.
Mr.. NATHANIEL SNYDER, to Miss MARY
ANN RfUKENBROD.
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H. OLhEflOON Foreman
L. j. SrsENuLE, Sec,y.

PEorEcfIoS.-The members of Protection Fire
Company No. 1. are requested to meet en- Mon.
day evening next. at Amantes Hall. A gener
al attendance is desired, as business of impor
lance win be discussed.
r .P.FULKERsoN Foreman.
Ashland. Jan. 18th. 1857. VIC -