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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-27
HON. 4. W. EAT.

The Bucyrus Journal, which, until
very recently, has been saying all man
ner of soft things about Judge HALL,
has suddenly discovered that the Judge
is a Democrat, and not a GooPEE Il
WArsoN, and that he will vote on the
question of admitting Kansas IN ac-
cordance with the principles Of the Dem
o@cratic party and of ar. BUcHANAN's
Administration. The Louranln now bold
ly declares that unless the Judge shall
vote with the Republicans OF the LIE
compton questions he will disregard the
wishes and principles of the people .of
his District, including q majority of the
Democratic party. Docs the Jo@rnal
intend to .ay that a majority Of the
Democratic party in Judge HALLS Dis
trict have abandoned their organization,
and embarked in a warfare against their
old and we'll established principles? II
it does, it means to utter nonsense.
- -.
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Petition to Sell Land.

M NJ. A.Figley, and RosenaA A. FigleY, are
IA. hereby notified, that ON the 9th day
of April. A. D. 1858, Margaret Figley, Execu-
trix of last will and testament OF Zachari-
all Figley. hate of Ashland county Ohio, de-
ceased, filed in the Probate Court of said coun7
ty, her petition to sell the following described
real estate, situate in said county. and known
as being the west side of the southwest quar-
ter of sectiontwenty-four (2f) township TWEEN
-ty fopr GA of range seventeen (17,) contain
ing about seventy acres. for the payment of the
debts of said estate yet unpai and for the
support and education of the children of said
%testator, as directed is said last will and tesla
matchmaking as defendants NJ. NJ. A. Figley,
Rasena A, Figley. MelYil il. Figley, Nj Fig
ley, and Tacy L. Fgleyy-and which will be
for hearing at the june term OF sald Probate
Court, A. D 1858, Con Monday, The 9Th. day
of said MONTH at which time said petitioner
will ask for anerder to sell the above described
T.J,KENNY d A. L. CURTIS,
- Her Attorneys.
Al Ri 81. 1858. 4w47
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New SCENE IN MISUNDERSTANDING
ECushman lately played an engagement
at Nashville, Tennessee, AID The Union
thus relates an incident which occurred
during her performance of Lady Mac
beth :a4
In the sleeping scene in the fifth act,
as Lady Macbeth approaches from her
chamber, lamp in hand, the light lace
veil with which Miss Crshman's head
and shoulders were covered, caueh;
Ere and bfazed like finder. Miss Cush-
man. without relaxing a muscle of her
fixed features, or showing by any visible
sign the least discomposure, caught the
blazing robe insher grasp aud immedi-
ately extinguished it, without turning
her eyes either right or left, or betraying
1.-The least sign of emotion of any kind :
$50 promptly aud fearless was it done,
and so much vast in keeping with the
part she was playing, that notwitb stand
ing the distinctly audible shrieks of some
of the ladies, many present actually be
Heyed it to be a part of the perfor-
maaoe 1t certainly was, if not in the
bills, one of the greatest pieces Of acting
NC. eyer witnessed. 81.
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concessions .n of a Fremont Edttor.


The New York Herald, a journal
which supported FKEMcNT during the
last Presidential election, is frank to ad7
NIT, not only The arrant humbuggery
and tho reasonable tendencies, but also
the immense cos to the country, of the
abolition excitement. The Herald closes
an article with these sensible and pi,hy
remarks:
1t is desirable to have the last vestige
of this agitation removed, SO that Con-
gress, without impediment, may proceed
to business; and sothat the country may
no longer be disturbed by our s~cheming
anti slavery aud lro-slavery disorgani-
GERS and lobby jobbers. Who can emu
merate the rich harvests of spoils and
plumber that have been reaped by the
lobby under cover of this slavery agita
ton Who does not non understand
that all this shrieking and bowling over
athe slave power,a'r'the slave oligarchy"
and .sbuman Freedom by our political
negro philanthTepbists, has been sheer
hypoeriey-tte conveaieut cloak under
which they have worked theiI schemes to
plumber the treasury and the people?
Who does not now perceive that these
agitatipg niger .worshippers, like pick
pockets in a mob, or common thieves at
a great fire, have appropriated every agi-
tation of the slavery question to the
practical purpose of filing their peck is
with the spoils and plumber?
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to amend it. Now, in the face of this
specific provision, the enquiry presents
itself, whether the people of Ohio arc
thereby precluded from calling a con-
vention at some earlier time than that
which the constitution has designated
If the provision here alluded Il, does
not compet,the people of Ohio to abstain
from holding a convention until the
year 1871, how can it be consistently
urged that a kindred provision in the
Leeompton constitution, can produce
an opposite effect on the citizens of Kan
sas. AAelcark .4atocates
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Bids VIII be received for the purchase ofthe lands
in gross, or for separate parcels, as above described,
the department reserving to itself the fightte ae-
cept or reject either or both as may be deemed most
advantageous to the government. 42kI
Bids will be receive until 10 O'Clock, m ofthe
3Ist day o MAY. at which hour all then before the
department will be opened.
Proposals should be sealed and endorsed PRO
posals for the purchase of the Island of Rock
Island"
Payments to be made in cash to the Assistant
Treasurer at st Louis or TO the Treasurer at Wash
ington, within fifteen LAYS after the aceeptance
of the Sids. and receipts transmitted immediate-
Iy to this department In case of failure to mike
the payment within the time specified, the award
JOIN B. Floyd
aw44 Secretary of JYar.
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WASHINGTON. Anril %.

HousE.-At ole o'clock. on motion,
the English Committee rose, when he
made a report from the Committee Of
Conference on the Ksnsas bill. It is
signed, by Messrs. English AID Stephens
on the part of The House, and Green and
Hunter on the part of the Sen te.-
Messrs. Seward and Howard dissent
Their report read. The majority re-
port provides for the admission of Kan.
sas under the Lecompton Constitution,
dependent on acceptance of the ordi-
sance submitted. If rejected, provision
is made for the formation of a new con
stitution.
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Further Particulars of the Bur.
ming Of the Ocean Spray.
Sr Looms April %

ST LoUls, April %.
The missing by the burning of the
Ocean Spray SO far as ascertained are as
follows; !Thos. Ford, Arkansas; Mr.,
Hicks, Pittsfeld, Ill, Jno. B. Hitter,
ST. Louis; Stephen 7. Sprage, engineer,
Maria Carroll, chambermaid, Miss John
son, Miss Thompson residence unknown.
Two children, names unknown.
The Ocean Spray md Hannibal City
were racing at the time of the accident.
The Ere caught by throwing turpeptine
on the coal aud the wood immediately
ia front of the furnaces.
Aeout 10 o'clock last night the steam.
er Star of the West, lying at Just above
the Keokuk took fire from tie burning
trees ignited by the flames from the lat
ter boat and %as entirely CONSUMED.
Loss unknown.
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CeAnuAAttee % OOHHeEeACe.
The Anti ecompton politicians and
newspaper editors Who have been indulg-
ing in delirious exultation over thede
fsas:of the Democratic Party in Con-
gfess on the Kansas question: in the
hope that the agitation, and cultivation
of sectional discord, SO essential 10 their
political e~xistencei might be continued,
have suddenly ceased their revelry.-
They discover, recently, ominoss signs
Ttey discern q probability that the re
FORT, Of the Gommittee of Conference,
which, IN substance, susfains the wise
policy Of the P~REztDEsr, VIII prevail
and that, as a cons, qu4nce, the fra,ernal
relations between The two sections will be
rc-establislied and peace. tranquility and
prosperity will again prevail throughout
the extent of the land. Such a state of
things would be fatait to all their ambi
tiops schemes HENCE their alarm, for
which NO have a firm faith they have
Just cause; and hence their vociferous
.noWls and Wild clamor aad ;denunciation.
The Cleveland Herald, Anti=LecomI-
tons but generally a tenperate7aDd can
did jousuals in asparoxysm of ~disappoint-
meBt ia contemplating the political
Bankruptcy which it discovers is soon to
oyertake its party. By reason of the set
Element of this Kansas agitation, finds
1t impossible to allude to the subject
without giving vent to the most unvar-
Tantable aud upgeperous impntatious
upon theim0tiyes of those who are EN-
.ployiug'every honest effort, and making
every honorable sacrifice, to restore
peace aud order to tie county. Refer
ing to III. ESeLIsn,,o Of indiana, mem
Der Of The Joipt Committee of Gopfe-
rencegit says
e aThe plain English, of the matter is,
that the Anti ecompfon Democrats
have had . traitor in their camp, who
has just exposed his treachery. We are
sorry to say it Of our neighbor on the
West, but Truth compels the assertion,
that Indiana has furnished some of the
most servile and base of the political
tools who have for so long time kept the
North under tie foot of slave interests
@ 139et4 HT@
zsfWBatsidle eIamorsis thisl g most ser
tiAesand base o the political tools srho
hare Joz so long time kept the North an
der tie Joot. Of The slags interests Of the
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Z s S.M. BARBER.
lnFiuensa And mon Com CoId.rLiks

ueu And mon Com Cold-rbike
thieves in the siifnce of the night, have Selfle0
many to the silent grave. They are. caused ~ q
sudden checksof perSpiration. by which the STAN
achis rendered. inaclixe.-and the lungs neeome
loaded with corrupted matter, which enters the
blood, and disease Us the result. For all eelos'
coughs, and cbills. succeeded by heat, ana AL
fevers of ever y form, hohrseoess and wnessSoi
the throat, lunge and stomach, and fcr all Weeh-
ness and sickness ofeyery kind from three 10 nyS
ofthese Pills on going to bed for a lew aays, W.
be all III at you require to restore YOU 70 ye5tsks
health II has been admitted am ciafmeo NJ
over Europe, that there. nesertwasa meaiSlnss
that will extirnate all manner Of disease rom
th = sTstem eouaf Is DR.. Morse's Indian Root
pills ;: that the more you take them tine Stranger
san crow. They are founded upon the prlnelple
that he hum an body is subject TO but one disease,
namely : cosruyt bumurs.-f These Plds not only
cfeansd the-bowels, but also follow Inc etooo
through ever vein and artery. and so punn Wv
from all morbid Ind CORRUPT humofs, tnak aIs>
ease OF exery name is driven from the BODY
(Srcat Medicine.1femaleswn WHO
value health should never be w1thout these fitss
IT has been admitted by a number otphysiclahs
thai fema lies cannot tee, highly valne them they
have givenhealIh and spirits to hundreds OF ier
males who without them would have been IN
their graves. They purify the blood remove 90
s;ructions. and give skin. a beaHtlfnl. tne eleeI.
healthy. and interesting appearance AnpoA 81
these Pills is great medical companlon A. Sst
tain periods. From one 10 three should De teken
every cay until relieis abtafned edoses occesion%
w. when we'll. keey ihe-system ln-heailnN con-
dillon. praMorse's Indian Roo Plus are SOFA ~
all dealers in Medicines. nSs.l
For sale by CLARK POTTER
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\ 4 4 & 4 4 4 4 4

Extract from Judge Doaeias, closing speech on ths
-Ne5raska KaRsas biH. March 3, 1861.
Tbs u1ah and New Mexico hills eI 1850 pro
pogedtofenvethc people New Next
CO free To decide the sIa<ery question for them
selves, Ia the preS5se Language Of THE NEBRAsKA
BII.L now under ,discussfoS A few weeks aite1
wards, the Cemniue ofThfrtesn took those two
bills andput a " ater betw ee IN them. and reported
fhem back 10 the Senate as one bill. Uifh sonse
<fiGkt anssndlsHts- One ofthese amendmcnts was
thai thc 7rERRIToR1AL LEGISLATURE should
Rot ieeistdfsnPon tkesekjeet of >9frieen staDsry.
4 e6jeefedto this Prorisi9H Epoa tks ground that tt
HH5Uerfcd TIC great principle of self goUeraResta upon
phichfhc bid ad been originally Jramed By tke Ter
TiteriaI conmittees on the fret trial, the Senate
refused 10 strike il out. but subsequently did So
alter full debate, in order to establish that prinei
PIE "a the -rfe Of eesion IN neutrality-suspicious.
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NOTICE.

IeItI AILIIlIltII Ilttlly II u -
VIM. B. Arndt, Mary P, of Montgomery
q da inf =! Miii raa A4'l- eS@nsS.e oh heni'na
NOTICE is hereby given that an attach
IN ment was issued IN the above case. for
the sum of fifty dollars, with interest from
May so, 1853. PETER ZIMMERMAN.
April 81, 1858. 3w47
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NOTICE,
Christopher Brakeiey, prt,T In the Court

Christopher Brakeley, pl't'f In the Court of
VS.. Common pleas
John Fllloon, Jr.. and of Ashland Coua-
A. Leggett. defendants.a ty. Ohio. y
. TOHN FItLOoN ,Jr, will take notice that Chris
y TOPPER Brakeley did, on the i5rh day of March
A. D.. 1883, file his petition in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas within and for the county OF Ashland
in said State of ohio againstthe said John FIiloon
Jr.,i nd A.Leggett, defendants, setting forth that
the said John tiloon. Jr.gaye a mortgage to the
said Christopher Brakeiey on the west half of the
northwest or of Sec. No. 20, T. II, K &c, in said
county of shland, to secure the payment of Sa0o.
according TO certain notes referred DIN said mort
gage, and that since the giving of said mortgage.
the other defendant claims sore interestin said
lands undo the said John FfIloon, Jr and pray
ing thar said John Filloon ,Jr. may pay said sum
now claimed to be due, with interest: or that said
premises may he sold to par the same;. and the
said john Filloon .Jr.is notified that7se is required
to appear and answer said petition on-er before the
third Saturday after the 9Th day of May next.
CHRISTOPHER l..
By Kenny e. Jacobs, his attys.
Marsh 18th, 1858. n4Iw6
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife, BETSY ANN has
wv left my bed and board without any Just
cause or provocation
THEREFoRE, this is to notify all persons
against harboring or trusting her on my ac-
count, as / shall pay no debts of her contract
ing after this date. SILAS WOOLEY.5
Ruggles, April 90, 1853. 3w47*
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CoMoNFoRT.-The N. Y. Tribune
learns that ex President Comonfort of
Mexico is about to leave New Orleans
for New York, aud will arrive there be-
fore the end of this month. He denies
that he has any connection with fllibns-
ter schemes, and especially r~epndiates
all immplication in the movements of
N. German and his confed crates.
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ROAD NOpICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that q petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioners
of Ashland county at their June session. ask
ing for an alteration in the county road lead
ing from Ashland to Jeromeville, said alter
alton will be as follows Being on the south
west quarter of section thirty-fve, township
tw enty-one range sixteen, owned by james
Newman and. fifty five rolls west
of the point of intersection of said road with
the road beginning three miles east Of the
town of Ashiandso nthe road leadingto Woos-
ter. and running south TO Hayesyille, SAID all
~teration running casti in a straight lineiwIi,
intersect the aforesaid road running north and
south, thirty nIne rods from the plaee of be
gInning-the design being to~tstraighten the
road through the premises above described.
April 20, 1883. 3w46
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another AntI-Lecorupton Paper as
% Mt. vernon.
The No. Tey,soa National is the title
of a new Anti Lecompton paper, the
first number of which was issued on
Thursday last, at Mt. Vernon, by Messre.
L. RAeUEr and b. j. AGNEw. 1t is a
we'll printed sheet, and is conducted with
spirit TIE Republicans of Knox have
already one organ in their county, and
We wonld hardly suppose they would be
enabled to support another. 1t is posi-
BILE taat there may be some trouble in
the opposition camp in Gid Knox, as We
observe that the National is disposed to
cast some sly insiauations upon the prac
tees aud Conduct of certain of the RE
publicans.n Tie heavy artillery of the
National. however, is brought to bear
upon the Old Democracy, of course.
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Ashland, March Al. 1858. 4wz:
ESTATE Of DarEas Tanner.

fsstale- OF AsArtasrE HT11leFs
NOTICE is hereby given that the under,
~ signedhas been duly appointed and quail
flied as administrator of the Estate of paIias
Tanner. deceased late of sullivan township,
Ashland county, Ohio. All persons indebt-
ed 10 the said estate are requestedt to ma e inns
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same. will please present them
duly authenticate for settlement within one
year from this date.
NATHAN MANNER. Admir-
March 30. 1858 3w3gs
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#ES

Er Norway has a population of
about a nilIion and a quarter. The in
habitants are hominalIy Protestant.
There is not a Ro1aao Catholic church
of3priest in the whole land, Neither a
Jew nora Jusuit is allowed by the con
~stitution to set foot on the soil. Free
country thati
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.NarGE.

Joseph Musgrave,1 Boto e Francis Graham. jus.
VS.. tice of the Peace. of Mont
John X ufnan & gonhery Township, Ashland
Eve Kaufman. feunty, Ohio.
(AN the 18th day of March, "A. D., 1858, said Jus
tice issued an order of Attachment in the
above Action, for the sumo of nineteeudoiiafs and
twelve cents. Ashland. March i6th, 1855.
avail ISAAC STUbL.Agent.
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Can the Ohio Constitution be
Amended by Convention be-
fore 1aH =. -.ran..

The Constitution of Ohio article 10,
section 8 provides that in the year
1871, mot one day %sooner,l the people
of said State shall vote whether they
wish a convention assembled to revise,
alter or Jamesd said Instrument, The
time thus designated for taking the
sense ofthe people, is the earliest period
az which ths existing constitution au-
thorizes the assembling of q convention
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- SIR. : ~ lSu. DosgseJ ne IS. go

EsJs eSRffz&fetd. dHinois.l JEHe 1851
Ierom the Chicago Times. June I6, 1851
.Upon The Kansas question he Senator Douglas)
bad little 10 say. His opinions on that question
were Well Known. and he had nothing to add.cx,
ceptthat xequentexperfe Renee and reflection had
conf1rHaedhfm in the c correctness OF the jud ment
PC lad 20 often ADVANCED in tbs Senate and before
the people. -
"ae spoke egtAt Jafaess & thej9ztfeeefthslaD,
giving thespeopie an OPPORTUNITY of expressing
in a onstitutiona al M anHer- By Mans OF a constr
tutioRai eenuenfioH soon 10 meet,to DECIDE that
the future nf the new state OF Kansas. The PEG.
pie ofthat beantifuI Territory woult soon speak,
Gn the election ofdeiegaies to the convertion.j-
We " oGld soon have. he had no doubt, a free and
quiet expression ofopinion. by means ofthe elec
tive ffsnetEse. from that's SILENT, bat most certain
weapon ofa free peopie-the ballot box. Should
fAs enemies 0THAr NODE e settling tAe much ssred
questfon Of slanerg In that ferritorB 6Liadly and OBJ
stinattfg refnse 10 exercise the rights ASSURED theSa
8gtAe fars Of Coagrexss upon their Heads, nnd theirs
sone, ritrrstth e re<Rsasftilify-
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ga parent who strikes a shild in
anger, is like a man who strikes the
lwater-the. consequences of the blow
are sure to fly up in his face.
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&C., w.,
And in fact, everything usual ound in q
Cabinet Ware Room, all of which vii be mad.
bv the best workmen. out of the best material.
and will be sold VERY LOW FOR READY
PAYS! l will also keep a general assortment
Of CHAIRS which shall be sold at small prof
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ATTAGHMENT NOTICE.

John Ritchie} NOTICE is hereby. given,
A. 6. Tilton.} this day issued in the above
case by Jacob Fast, ESD, j. p, for the sum
of thirty dollars and thirty-three cents, and
fifty dollars, probable costs. Dated. April 3,
1858. 3w45& JOHN RITCHiE
600 GALS OHIO MANUEACTURED
q LINSEFD sale cheap
40tf ROLLER &
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VETAK DEFART m Ell -
~ wAsnINGToN, March 25, 1859.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this depart
ment until The 3Ist day of May next for the pur-
chase OF all, or any part not less than one legalsub-
di vision, ofthe upsold land ofthc ..islane OF Reck
island. in the state pfIllincis, heretofore served
formiIifary purposes.
The descriptions and areas OF the unsold tracts
into which the Island is divided by the surveyors,
| fofIovrs viz.
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I come, with q cheerful song / come,
And l hope ere long through the world to
roam es 81 ELg
Meath the sun of the Tropics I'll lift my
wing:
In the icy halls of the North 1'H sing =
And the trumpet of Fame, from main to main.
The triumph shall sound of my useful reign.
April Is. 1858. 4w45
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UNDERTAKINcr

UNDERTAKINGS
Particular attention given to thu. branch o,
the business. Collins constantly on hand and
made to order. Funerals attended in any par
of the country. Prices to suit the times an9
the people. L.. WERTMAN.
Ashland, March 25. 1857. 42tf.
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E1trastj from sssqts+ Do.r.as's Report On introda

EIfrdet from Senator DoveIas's Report en- introdE
Gag fAf Kasscs Blk 1884.
ftFrom these provisions, ttis apparcntthat the
coupronfise measures ofJs5o affirm and Iest upon
-hefoiSwfng propositions
first That afr questions pertaining to slavery
IN the Territories. md in the nc W States to be for.
medtherefrom- are TO be left to the DBClS1oN OF
the peopic reFidingt therein EYrEEIR 2rPRoPRIATE
REPRESENTATlYES, &c ne cHosES BE THrN
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The Song of the Sewing Machine.
by :.


The following beautiful lines are from the
pen of a gifted lady in Cincinnati, written
in a moment of inspiration; after having used
one of GRovkR d BAKER celebrated sewing
machines, in executing her family sewing,
and published in the "Cincinnati Enquirer
The new household domestic sings a pleasant
song:
T come from the realm of thought, ] come:
OIL give me a welcome IN every home;
For l bring in my trail a stranger-guest-
| A friend to the weary-@Doinestic Rest"
And my iron hand has a gift for all
Who summon my aid in the Spring and Fall.
1 come, the etChild of Genius,"I come
And 10 what a treasure L bring to some.
To the weary housewife an hour from care
An. 'shour for Improvement" for thought, fol
An ! hour for repose-rve thought it nc
To pluck SUCH FEATEHERs from the wings .oi
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JOEiH ~ EOIg hlan.S EsLltcs
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
In been appointed and qualified as Administra-
tor on the Estate of John n. Bowman, late Of
Ashland county, OHIO. deeeased:L
JOSHUA BOWMAN.
March "a. 1859. 3w4a