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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-16

DANGEROUS CoUNTERFEIT "A DANCE
rous counterfeit ten on the State Bank
of Ohio has inst made it's appearance
here. 1t is printed on ~yellowish paper,
the eyes in the Vignette poorly executed,
and the design on the back crooked
1t is, however, we'll calculated to deceive.
Look out for it. -
This morning We were shown q twenty,
State Bank of Ohio, which had been
clevcrly raised from a two Cleveland
Herald.
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Form Of Offer.

of --, hereby agree to furnish and
deliver, in the respective navy-yards, all the
articles namedin the classes hereunto annexed,
agreeably to the provisions of the schedules
therefor, and in conformity withthe advertise
mcnt of the Bureau of Construction, DC, oftfe
18th of May, 1858. Should my offer be &C
cepted, 1 request to be addressed at---,
| and the contract sent to the navy agent at
n - to ---- fur SIGNATURE
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DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS,
Sustain Home Enterprise.
Sustain those who Sustain You!

Sustain those who Sustain You!
TNHE undersigned having purchased entirely
l. new stock Except his Teams, which every
body who has ever travelled with him knows is
'.as good as new,'') is prepared to transmit pass
engers to and from Ashland and Mansf6ldin as
comfortable condition. and on asfavorableterms,
as they have ever been in the most "iushtimes."
His line connects at Mansfield with trains on
the Pittsburg, Fit. Wayne C Chicogo Rail Road,
and also with trains on the Mansfield, Sandusky
City and Newark Rail Road
Leave Sampsel House, Ashland a: "a o'clock, A
NJ. arrive at Mansfield at I0f o'clock, Am.
Leave North American House, Mansfield at 81
O'Clock, P. M, CATER arrival of the Northern
train from Sandusk W aud arrive at Ashland ate
O'Clock, Pm.
EXPRESS
And other packages carried, as alloays heretofore,
at a rea SON ble re compense.
LEVI McGAULEY, Proprietor.
Ashland, Nov. IL, 1855. 23tf
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aud certificate.
/n,+A y

apd certificate.
-(Date.) Signature. A 3.
The schedule which the bidder encloses
must be pasted to his offer. and each of them
signed by him. Opposite each article in the
schedule. the price must be set. the amount
carried out, the aggregate footed up for each
class, and the amount likewise written in
words.
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Ea. Johns wife and John were tcte-
a tete; che witty was, idustrious he says
John, GIVE earned the bread we've ate"
And I,'says she, shave armed the tea"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-06-16

e Why is a man who has been
hanged like a drunken man? Dscause
he has taken a drop to much.
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No q Iron. No % Spikes and nails, No %
Lead, zinc, and tin. No24 Pig iron. No IS
Hardware. No 81 Paints and oils. No 90
Cotton canvas. No 80 Flax al d cotton Irvine.
No3l Glass; No % Leather. No 81 Pitch,
tar. rosin. No 80 Tallow. soap, OIL No So
No "A chain iron. No as Ingot copper No
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Fer the Little Folks.

HANDIES fall kinds and ofthA best quail
" ty, to be found at the Book ind Drug
Store of clark d POLI En-
80 Successors TO Ii Ii Chubo.
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GOsPORT. VIRGINIA


Glass No l white-oak logs. No 6 yellow nine
plank stock logs. No 10 white-pine. No ii a sh
and cypresst No Il black walnut. cherry. ma
hogany butts. No IA white-ash oars, hi eli ory bars.
No TO black spruce. No 10 Lignumvit@ No 2I
iron. Nos2 spikes and nails. Noes lead, zinc,
81 paints. oils, &c. No 90 Flax canvas. NO. 90
cotton canvas. No 30 fax and cotton Irvine
brushes. No 10 bunting and dry goods. No 81
pitch, tar, rOsin. No 3s EallOw. soap, and OIL
no 80 ship chaMdierY. No 10 Stationery. u
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AUDITORS OFFICE,
ASHLAND, June l6, 1858. )
I hereby certify that the foregoing
acts are correctly copied from the origi-
nal acts as reported to this Office.
JAMES SWINEFORD,
County auditor.
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No. 5s.l AN ACT

Toeamend the ninth section of the act
to provide for the sale of lands for
feited to the State for the non pay
ment of taxes, passed March 18th,
1881.
SECTION I. Be it enacted By the Gen
eyal assembly of the State Of Ohio, That
for the sale of land forfeited to the state
for the non payment of taxes passed
March 18th, 18th, be amended to read
as follows: Sec. 9. That in all cases
where any claimant of any lands hereto
fore sold, or which may hereafter be sold
for the non-paynlent of taxes, under any
law of the state, his heirs or assigns
shall recover by action or otherwise the
lands so sold as aforesaid for taxes, such
claimant, his heirs or assigns shall be
liable to refund to the purchaser, his
heirs or assigns, the amount of taxes,
interest and penalties, due to the state
Cd theland when sold, together with all
other taxes paid thereon by such pur-
chaser, his heirs or assigns up to the
time of recovery, with interest; to be
recovered by action, or counter claim as
the case may require: and the samo shall
be required to be paid to the person or
persons entitled thereto, before such per-
son or persons shall be evicted or turned
out of possession by any claimant re-
covering, by action, the land SO soll for
taxes.
Sec. 2. That said original section,
and the act to amend said act, passed
February II, 1885, be, and are hereby
repealed,
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker. of the House of Reps.
MARTIN WELK Err,
President of the Senate.
April g., 1853.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, !
CoLUMBUs, March 81, 1858.
L hereby certify that the foregoing
acts are true copies of the original rolls
on file in this office.
a. P. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State.
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5KITTERY, MAINE.
Glass No. 10. White pine. Glass IL. Ash
plank. No. IL. Black walnut and cherry
No. %. Spikes and nails. No. %. Lead,
zinc, and tin. No. 81. Paints. oils, &c. No.
SO. Leather. No. SO. Hose No. 81. Pitch,
tar, and rosin. No. 80. Tallow, soap, and oil.
oHARLEsTowN, MASSACHUSETTS.
Glass No. L. White oak logs. No.3. White
oak promiscuous timber. No.lO. White pine.
NoIl Ash and cypress. No IA Hickory butts,
elm timber, and white wood. No Is Slaves.
No Is Black spruce. No 81 Iron. No %
Spikes and nails. No % Lead, zinc, and tin.
No "a Pig ron. No 25 Hardware. No 81
Paints, oils, &c. No 2S Flax canvas. No %
Cotton canvas. No 80 Flax and cotton Irvine.
No 81 Glass. NJ 80 Leather. No 80 Hose.
No 81 Brushes. No 35 Bunting and dry goods.
No 81 Pitch, tar, rosin. No 80 Tallow, soap.
oil. No SO Ship chandlery. No 40 Station
cry. No Al Fire-wood.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
Glass No l White-oak logs. No 3 White
oak promiscuous timber. No 6 Yellow-pine
plank stock logs. No 10 White pine. No H.
Ash, cypress, white-oak boards. No ~ Black
walnut, cherry, dc. No Is Locust. No IA
White-ash oars, hickory bars, and butts. No
No IS White-oak slaves and heading. No 10
Black spruce. No Is Lignumvite. No 81
Iron. No % Spikes and nails. No % Lead,
zinc. andtin. Nos "a Pig iron. No % Hard
ware. No II PalnCS- OILS, &C. NO 70 Elax
canvas. No % Cotton canvas. No 30 Flax
and cotton twine:N No 81 glass. No32 leather.
Nc b Hose. No 81 Brushes. No IS bunting
and dry goods. No37 Pitch, far, rosin. No
80 TaIlow, soap. oil. No SO Ship cha nd
lery. No 40 Stationery. NO4I Fire-wood.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
Glass No l White oak logs. No . White
oak promiscuous timber. No G Yellow pine
plank stock logs. No 7 Yellow-pine beams.
No 10 White pine. No IL Ash. cypress,
whitc-oak boards. No IL Black walnut,
cherry. No l3. Locust. No ID With ash
oars and hickory bars. No I6 Black spruce.
No Is Lignumvite. No 81 Iron. No %
Spikes and nails. NJ D Lead, zinc, and tin.
No 25 Hardware. No 81 Fafnts. oils, dc.
No % Flax canvan. No % Cotton canvas.
No 80 Flax and cotton Irvine. No 81 Glass.
No 30 Leather. No 33 Hose. No 81 Brushes.
35 Bunting md dry goods. No36 Pitch,
tar, rosin. Nc 80 Tailow, soap, oil. No SO
Ship chandlery. Fo DO Stationary.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA.
Glass No 10 Whitc-pine. No IL Ash. cy-
press, white-oak boards. No l6 Black spruce.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN sigend has been duly appointed and quail
flied as Administrators of the Estate of Thom-
as Hamilton, late of Ashland county, Ohio,
deceased. ISABELLA A. HAMILTON.
June 2, 1858. 3w52*
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r

Class No / white-oak logs. No 3 white-oak-
pr9mlscuons timber. Nod white oak keel pieceo
and rudder stocks No 10 W hite pine. No 70 black
walnut and cherry. No IL locust. NO IA whits
ash oars. hickory bars and butts. No. I9 Iignuk
invite. NO 81 iron. NO % lead. zinc, tim. NO
2j hardware. No 81 paints, oils, sc.
May 10, 1858. 4w5O
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Date.
I hereby certify that the above named
-apdaNe to make good their guarantee.
S5Date. Signature. G 81.
ITO be sigled by the United States district
Judge. United States district attorney, collect
OF, or nayy-agent.
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FIGS! FigsIl Figsl!

lust received, n supply of very fine fresh
e Figs, by CLARK & POTTER,
80 Successors to X Ii Chubb.
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NEW CABINET WARE-ROOM

N AT JEROMEVILLE. E. J. Van I'm
man would inform his friends and the Puolic
that he has purchased of Capt. RIoE his Rooms
o.d stocL and is now prepared with the work
man. the wood and "the tools" to furnish as
Good an article of furniture as can be bought
at anv other establishment on the line OF the
nBack Bone" Try me. 9 Ee
rvTNDERTAKING. Collins Of the best
fTO material aud finish promptly manu-
featured, and a iearse in readiness to attend
funerals.
Jeromevflle, Sept. 8, 1857. t19 I4tf
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Form, of Guarantee,

The undersigned, ---, of --, in
the State of---,a nd---, o.,
in the State Of, hereby guaranty that
in case the foregoing bid of------ for any
of theclasses therein named be accepted. heor
they will. within ten days after the receipt of
the contract at the post Office namedsor navy
agent designated, execute the contract for the
same. with good and sufficient s~ureties; and
in case5said - shall fail to enter into
contract os aforesaid, we guaranty to make
good the difference between the offer of the
said -<-agd that w~hinh'may be accepted.
Signatures of ETo guarantors. D.
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zor c.sS pSeminms '.-HSs a5s 5so. a.
s y - : n : a Of tn1erest "a 90
TOT -
Tot,, hrece;,ts 500 1l7 81
Hsa U,nCufs
roi = 90 40 IN,
Il Us naid 20 5snt for commis
sionse being equal to about ten per
For salaries, Clerk hire, Directors fees,
for z 5,SII-So
For printing and advertising paid to
or an average of s6s.sO per year.
For printing and advertising to foreign
of6ces for z years 1,176.97
or an average of Sl6S. IA per year.
For Books and Stationery for the Once
for : 1880
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H1fE- Board OF Directors present to the Policy
1 Holders, and to the public, the folIOwfrgfKc-
port We feel grateful for the extent Gifts 5nHt
ness, and in return. we are leased tube ab1e 10
announce to them the present prosperous condi-
ton OF the Company. 1t might not be 1nappf0-
pirate to say at this time that at the organization
OF the Ashland County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. and previous to the commeheement OF
its business transactions, the Board OF Directors
adopted the fOllowine salufarY rule OF ACTION VIZ:
: conJHe the risks to the seferkiud Of property
to take money enough upon issuing a Poheg to
pay any probable loss during its eOntfnHoRee, aHd in
addition to the amount Of cash recciDsd, to require
at the same time a small depositc note TO bromide for
ang mus This rule must be APP
parent TO every business man. Thatin order sue
cessGulIy TO conduct the business Of an insurance
CompsEy and promptly pay its losses, the funds
should be provided before the loss happens. Upon
this principle of reasoning, the Directors COM
has been proved to be a correct principle. andthe
s~alutary rule thus established al the oIganizatioh
of the Company. remains unchanged to this day
BY adhering to this plan
SR3 Rg939SMa@ ma&&669Xag
for the payment of losses, or for any other spur-
pose have ever been made upon The premium NOTES,
and we trust, by care, prudence. and strict econ
omy in the management OF the affairs ofthe Conn
pauy, that no assessment willie necessary to be
made unless it should happen to be a year lex
ira ordinary loss. tfa .E GaI
We deem it proper in presenting you our Report
of the financial condition of the Company.t to give
it from its organization in April, A.p 1851. to tho
9th of March, A. d., 1858. showing the gross
amount ofexpenditures. with the average Peryear.
in order to show you that no extravaganza, i'm
prudence, or prodisality in expenditures have been
sanctioned by us, and that our object has been to
Insurance at moderate cost, and Strictly upon the
Mutual principle, the average cost therefore has
been about one sixth one per cent. per annum
on the gross amount insured. sHte
FINANCIAL STATEnENTa
Whole amount Of property insured to
Am MaPSf of 9fh = 6 Js9gc expired and can. s4fs's 'Y'OO
eelled I,co5, s7e 90
+ -. 900 e. <9- zo- A
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.KITTERY, MAINE.

The following are the classes required at the
respective navy yards:
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Glass No. 10. White pine. Glass II. Ash
plank. No. IL. Black walnut and cherry
No. %. Spikes and nails. No; %; Lead,
zinc, and tin. No. 81. Paints. oils, &c. No.
SO. Leather. No. SO. Hose No. 81. Pitch,
tar, and rosin. No. SO. Tallow, soap, and oil.
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b M88M3S|5ASEsMMSM HksXFSg,
FINANCIAL s-TATEmENT-

March 9th. 1855.
AMOUNT of Polioies expired and can
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Amt now at risk, March 0, 1853. s .437, 507.6O
Cash Receipts of office.
For Cash PremlumS
For balance of 1872
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Che aailg aonrnal.
From the WheeiiHg IatsiiigsHceT, July 26th. ]
Strange but True story.

\ great many strange things happen, and
entirely escape public attention, which if
made known, would induce more than a
passing remark. For long time we have
heard nothing stranger and truer than the
story we are about to relate. When Thom-
as Galloway was twenty-four years of age,
he married widow lady of about the same
age, in village away down in the State Of
Vermont. The lady had daughter, Mary,
by her first husband, who, at the time OF
her second marriage, was two years OF age.
Just enc year after Galloways marriage,
his wife died. Little Mary was sent to live
with family of the name of Plunkett in
neighboring village, and Galloway left upon
a whaling or some other expedition. He
cruised the wide world and the wide seas
over, wandering from place TO Place, and
finally settled in Dearborn county, Indiana,
twenty years having elapsed since the death
Of his wife. He afterwards thought Of
visiting his old Vermont home, but he had
heard from good report that his only brother,
John, had taken his departure, and that little
Mary. had grown up to womanhood, mar
ried and emigrated he could not ascertain
where. Having no other ties or affections
10 draw him 20 the place, he scarcely ever
gave il Il passing thought.
Shortly after settling in his new Indiana
home, he became acquainted with young
widow, and Notwithstanding the disparity
in their ages he married her. Some three
weeks after this marriage, he discovered by
his wife's account of her early life, that she
was no other than his own step child Mary.
She had married five years before, and her
husband, James Lachlar, met with a violent
death in q clearing two years afterwards
About three years after Galloway second
marriage, he happened one day to be in
Lawrenceburg, on the Ohio river, six miles
from his residence, when man by the name
Of Galloway was drowned off steamer at
the wharf The body was recovered in Gal
loway's presence, and from the appearance
Of the features and the corresponding name,
he began to entertain vague idea that il
might be his only brother, John. Infor-
nation gained from the Captain of the boat,
strengthened the suspicion he had formed,
and ascertainiug that the unfortunate man
had a family in the vicinity, and at the
time of his death was on his way TO the
west to enter land, Galloway resolved to re-
turn with the Captain and find out the
truth. lie did so, and found his suspicious
correct. His brother had left a tract OF
land, large family Of children, for the most
part girls, and wife in III health. After
consulting with his diseased brothers wife,
he concluded to take charge of the farm.
Accordingly he went back to Indiana, sold
MS effects there, and in company with bis
young wife, returned and has been living
within SIX niles of this city for length OF
time, now going on ten years. The story is
literally true, with the exception of the
names OF the principal characters, which we
are forbidden to publish.
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SI,5c,s7so
IIAHuITlS

The ainOunto Of Liabilities cusUr not due
TO banks or Oth.r credit rs-uOthug.
Losses adjused and due none.
Losses adjusted and not due. y o6 20
Losses unaij listed, in suspense, waiting
further proof or contested. .-----. jl,oo' =
All other claims against the Company are
small, for printing, &c.
Agents instructed to take no risks exceeding slQOO0,
without special permission.
The greatest amount insured in any one city, town
or village varies,
The greatest amount allowed TO he insured in any
one block also varies.
The Charter or Act Of lncOt pcTatiOn and amend
ments is herewith presented:
Hartford jan LIST, 1853 Secretary.
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HIHE E.N.RII.ILLED hE.N,TILf,hH y.

TEFHE T.N'kIT.fLLEB hE.N'ECtH .
II UARN ESTER, FOR MOVING x REiPiNG.
This Machine introduced and used for IT,"
first time during the harvest of 1856; and though
new il has already established for itself rcputa-
tiuu which has never hCen reached Iy any other
combined Reaper and Mower, South aud West; and
it now occupies position far in advance of all its
competitors.
Nearly one Thousand Of these Machines sold
during the last two haryests, and tle demand not
supplied in the States ot Kentucky, Tennessee In
diana. Illinois, Missouri, Iowa. Arkansas, Alabama
Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, Mississippi, and
establishing the fact most conclusiyey, that for uni
vcrsal use. economy, strength. and efficiency, this
Machine i everything that Is desirable, both
Reaper and Mower.
We have made some valuable improvements. sug
cested bv careful observation aud experiment du-
ring the last harvest. These viii be added 20 all
our RcapeTS and Mowers now building for the har
vest of 1855.
FOR sale on consignment, 10y
ap2S-3mdSW ALL1S & HONES.
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"a ls,sCH.s.T aITE. Toa.sCCO ~ {
8YEWs CHEEKY PECToR.gE

IL for the rapid cure If Coughs. Colds, Hutrse-
hess, Influenza, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough
Group, Asthma Incipieut Consumption, md for the
relief Of consunPtNc patients in advanced stages Of
the disease.
We need not speak TO &c public &c It's virtues
Throughout every town, AMI a!niost every Hamlet
81 the American States, its won lert Of PAL
monary complaints have u;ide IL already known
Nay, few are the families IN any civilized country
on this continent without s,mc personal cxperience
OF It's effects; and fewer vet the communities any
where which have not among them some living
trophy Of is victory the siibtle and dangerous
diseases of the throat and lungs While IL IS the
most powerful antidote yet known to man for the
formidable and dangerous diseases Of the rulmona-
~ organs, il Is also the pesRest and safest rem
edy that be employed for infants aud young per-
sons. Parents should have IL I'm store against the
insiious enemy that steals upon them unprcWJrcd
We have abundant grounds 10 believe the Cherry
Pcctoral saves more lives by the oonsumptioIs il
prevents than those il cures Keep il by YOU, and
your colds while t.cy elirabr. nor ne scct
them until human skill master the iusNora-
Die caIker that. fastened on TIE yitais eats your
If, away. Al know TIE dreadful fatality Of lung
disorders and they know too the virtues of this
remedy. need not 30 more than To- assure them
il is still made the best IL DE. We spar, no
cost, no care, Ho toll 10 produce 4 the most perfect
possible, and thus afford thuse who rely on il, the
best agent which orr skill can furnish for their
f.rfYt.