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GHERIFF y SPEULAL MAhTt R1S

SnEhltb " OHEGlAL MASIt KS
~ SALEPursuunt 20 the command OF AN alias order OF
sale issued from the Col of Common Pleas of yahnga
County a5 lAe s0lt g James Kidney, Fln IN against
Tor sale at Public Auction at the door Of the Court House
corner Of Seneca and Cusmpan streets) n the Cv OF
Cleveland ia said County on the nth day Of April 1859
at o'clock NJ Of said day, tho following described lands
aud euemeuts 10 wit Lot lumber hundred and sixty
Two uG2) m Ezekiel Folsom's allotment Of the Charles
ray Tor amin ONO Cg, Cleveland said lot being ou
Detroit street with front Of oy feet Bnd extending back
with tho same width 10 Vermont st.
Appraised al SbOO.
d. L. wIGHTMAN,
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Wheeler & Wilson Mauufac'g Co.'s Family
SEWING MACHINES,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
New styIe MnchInen for $50.

new 6lyle MucuAneh AoN 0ous
SURELY this is GI ORIOUS NEWS
~ FOR rHE LADIES The reduction IN price brings
them within the roach OF ain knoWedge uf their mar-
It's place them beyond competition.
eau and give them an examination, send for PAM
JNo, E. STRONG Agent,
Office Moodoou Block 2OS Superior st., Cleveland, o.
Opinions OF the New York Press.
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines for
FAMILY usE'--h Y. If1btne,
LEs being especially adapted to that purpose Men York
The wheeler Wilson machine has secured and Justly
malnqlp ne eemoence for sewing every Kind Of male
Each ons OF Wheeler Wilson's machines is calculated
20 do 'he work Of ten ordinary seweraJonrnaiV V Com
Wheeler Wilson's is beyond all question the machine
| for family use Lte Illustrated.
The Wheeler Wilson s machine, par e1oellsnce,
~ family use, ana we recommend II most emphatioaly-
In looking out ior the best 1t would bs we TO see The
machnes 9 Wheeler Wilson before purchasing else
Wheeler Wilson machines combine everythinr that
/ Observer
FOR family use f,e Wheeler 4 Wilson machine iustl,
wheeler Wilson's machines combine all the gLlprOge-
meuts iha have been invented for gewngN y Journal.
The wheeler Wilson celebrated machines pTo-emi-
neatly calculated oI nmy and for this purpose have
| no equal Musical World.
| Full examination has resulted In most thorough con
vicon Of the superiority Of Wheeler Wilson's maohines
and o their perfect adaptation to family sewing IN Al n
We oonddsny assert the e1celleune ard pre-emineut
superiority OF the Wheeler Wilson's machnot for family
la cur own family, We use one Of Wheeler Wilson's
maohneg, and We cannot imagine an yhing perfect
hd N. y, EUangtlilf. OCe dGw 3m 2l5
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PREPARED BY
ID "a. j. q. AKE Err 81 CO..
LOWELL, MASS.
LOW ELL, NJ ASS
PRIcE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE


AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Has for itself such rouowq for The cure OF overy
e Throat and Lung COMPLAINT that it Is entirely
necessary for rs to recount The evidence Of ts virtues
constant use throughout this section we need not do more
than assure the people us quality Is kept TO the best
ever has been and a II may 6e relied To do for their
relief all IL has ever beeulOund 10 do.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or A PURGAvivE MEDICINE
FOT COsliyeness:
For the Cure Of Dytpbpsia;
For Jaundice
hur the Cure Of INDIGESTION
For Headache;
For the Cure of Dysentery,
For Foul stomach
Forthe Cure Of Eryslpelas
Fur the Piles; .....
... For the Cure Of Scrofnla
For the Cure Of Rheumbtsm
For Diseases OF the Aklu;
For tho Cure Of Liver Complaints;
For DropSy,
For the Cure OF IeltoT, Iumors, and Salt Rheum
For the Cure Of GOut;
For a Dinner Pill;
For the Cuur of Neuralgia;
For Purifying tho blood ....
They sugarooated, s0hatthe most sensitive take
world FOR All lhe purposes Of family physic.
Price 25c. per Box Six Boxes for 81,
Great mum ers Of Ceryneu Physicians Statesmen, and
eminen pe5Quages have lt their nnmes o. certify the un-
PARALLEL usefulness OF theo remedies but spase here
will not permit the Insertion Of them, The Agents below
furnish gratis our AMERICAN AlMAEAo 40 which they are
aud the treatment that shot ha followed for tAeir cure
Do not DO put on by unpTmrtped dealers with other prep
aIations they make more Wuht on Demand AYERf, tnd
them, aud they should have Il.
All our remedies are for ale by
WI flsh ana SAfLOhD hAMmoND ana al'
deondktw sm swsow 6m
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YOUNG MEN TAIlF PARTTcUIAR NOTICE

An l. strument the of Nocturnal Emissions
properly known Seminal Weakness sc. Can be perna
neny cured from fifteen days to two months by the
Of this instrument when used conformity with medicines.
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COUNTRY INYALIps

Persons in any part Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of their case with
remittance for medicines &c,
address pr. AMOS SON, corner Mlin and Quay-sts
nuH "
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EeQal Notices.
CHERIFFS SALE.-Pursuant to
" u WALLACE Pms Au'y-mer46td-24a
GHERI IEEbS SATE -Dursuont y, Al,

y WALLACE Plh : Att,y -meIA6.d-24a
SHERlFFS SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ oommHnd OF order Of safe, issued from the
Court Of Common pleas of Cuyuhoga County ut the
William b Hliman, Planl, against James EgbeT, f.. !.
PIrke, Ezada Lord aud others defs dlnts 10 di-
rCclei shall offer for sale at public auction at the door
of he Court Ito corner pf Seneca and IhampRin
IN the city Of Cleveland ia said County the 18th day Of
Aprl, 1853, at ocook r NJ Of SAID day, the following
described lands and lel ements, 70 WI Situate ~ the
tOwushtp uud village ul Bedford in the County of Cuya
hogn aud State uf Ohio AVID ed aud described fol-
lows Being The Chair FartCry Lot situate original lot
No SO, aud bounded as follows viz: Beginning near,
the SOU h-etery corner O the bridge across min
% degs chn2l llnks, isOn norlhrry end high or
pnapet wall 9n he mill dam hence II degs Z cha ms
10 the of of water ia ItukUs Creek: thrn.a north
onsery up the creek aloug the norhoTy odge 10 the
uuthery end uf high pnuuet wall the dam; thence
unthery said wall 10 sOuthuTy de Of mil race IN,
south 3 dess vest ohaiu, y links along the southery
edge Of mn race tn the pnce OF beginning with the right
TO 4e use OF wn from the mill race, subject 20 tho gis
mill aud saw mi l.
ALSO village lot No eleven Ull OF Robson Esbert's
subdivision u pa OF said original lot No &c. bonn dtd
two sides nv Will, street, westerly by village lot No ~
uwTihory by hun OF Iiukem Greek. Together with al
the mp huery and hEnr apperalnng the said
char factory. Appraised ut $500
d, h. WIGHTAIAN, Sheriff
John CHuWFLL, plHs At ~ -mnrIgfd-2gs
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4" This cguihes that have used the Oraefenberg Pin
and Marshall's Calocon sold here by J. VI G. johnson
IN my practice, 20 my entite Satisfaction They arc good
Hhftford Trumbull Co q March 2 1857
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J nc JOHNSON Medical Agent

Read what Dr Bushnell sags Of the Graefenberg M
cines ur is ply sican Of extensive practice, aud
Of the most successful In the county tTumbulO in WIN
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GQr0morh

CARPENTERS NOOLS.-Tbe larp-
~ est aud best variety IN the Citv--tir galohy
apS0 n TX. RAYNOLpS, No Sune .ior 81.
HOUSE TRAININGS. of every des-
u cription, VARIETY style and pfce- sale by|
ap30 "a h RANNOLDS, No. sSupeuor ST.
IRON AND STEEL.-Af out a ship
n ioad for sale Dy II X. RATEOLD9,
au3O No Suucr n
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DR.. AMOS & SON,

Corner OF Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, n, Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
"a the State whoare members Of the Royal college Of
Surgeons, London. May be consulted from o'clock IN
the morning until at night In every stage and symptom OF
disease The treatment they adopt the result Of upward
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NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical DisDemsary

EstaDnsheu LOT the cure Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, FeUer and Agus
Asthma, Incipient Consumption, Lqfrm-
ihes of Youth and old Age DC.
EY7 NO MERCURY USED a
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND


ENTERED.
steamer MAY Queen. Viger Detroit; IS sacks potatoes
Propeller New York. Ludlow, Toledo, 80 tons mtz c. 9.
&c. r X 10 tons do c. r. r r. tons do G.. n 7.
h II.
Pfopser Gov Cushman, Scott Saut River 400 tons Con
schooner Cadet Roback, Doro Gu IA feet lumber Foot
Schooner Marquette Stone Detroit; 100 tous iron p.
r. X.
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Transportation.
Elll1A 1859. sT=c
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.

w1zt
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
WILL during ne present season, run their well known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Oadensburgh g. OswsEO, and Upper Laksn,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sESlI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdenqburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at ogdelsburgh with tho
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central r r, Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell Worcester
and Boston,
And at oswego with the
New oswego Line of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Betiosen osl0ego, Troy Albany and Nsw York,
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK Il ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming a
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk, Clevelan and sandusky, anda
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago md intermediate Ports
r Property forwarded BY this Line win be subject to
but one transhpment-
" Merchandise marked IN. 7. Go. Express, will be
over the New York Ene Railroad, and promptly for
warded from Dunkirk.
E8 These Lines connect at Cleveland with the Csve-
land, Detroit shd Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
| J. MYERS Agent N. T Co, No. III Broadway, N. Y.
Agent a 4 c0 6S3 No S3s.St GSnss SSbPNH
| HOVEY CRAWFORD. Oswego N. Y
| s. ID. CALDWELL Agent, Dunkirk.
| CHAMBERLAIN. CRAWFORD CO, Cleveland.
j MCBETH Agent Saudusky.
VIM T, Wal KER, Agent Toledo.
| ". r. MATHEWS, Agent, Detroit, Mich.
| y, W. GRAHAM \ co Cairo, III.
| J. $. CHENOWErH CO.. Cincinnati o.
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. T. Co, No SO Stale street
A. CUSiDdAN, Agent V. c. Line No. lOs State Street
| ], r CHURCH Agent. Rouse's Point, N Y.
| O.; l.. THOMPSON, Treas N. I. Co., Ogdensburgh Y
| GEORGE PARKER Age t.
| J. T. HRAAWFORD Mi'w9ukee Wis
AIcHENRY s. BARKER, Racine Wis
| AIATHER CO, Chicago
] FIFE MICHAEL St, Louis.
| JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
Office Of the Northern Transportation Company
! IAN, Cleveland Feb 18th 1859
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.
ION THE OPENING OFaAA-h
~ Lake Navigation, the PrOpretors q H"0NiM
ofthis Line will put upon the route from Efi -
nV HlT In Nf nHfN. gfHIHn
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CORNING 8 % 5 ouotations

20 RIVER STREET. ...,..... .oLEvELAND, OHIO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Aioohoi, Burning Fluid, Pure Spirits, Cologne
SPIRITS and Whiskies.
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1859. 1859.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,.
American and Western Transportation
CsmpanisS LinR Boats,

The above named Steamers oil pf the largest class,
with ample accommodations for Freight and Passengers,
ne9s h5tted up fEpqe5'y tog ~ gPPsI Leks IFadf
Fixes PEAK, viii md This The most desirable route =
The accommodations for Fnmhes with Wagons horses aud
Fum tuIe in particular are such canuot ai 20 give sat-
non there being 40 anshipment til they reach the port
ui desi nation
~ Contracts made n low rates flr Merchandise, Iron,
nails, 40, SC, 10 Chicago Milwaukee and inernodiaie
~ Preghts received At Warehouse for shipment au1
Receipts given
For freight or Passage apply and oonsign % ,,,,
mari Agent, Cleveland, Ohio.
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VOILET ARTICLES

Hair Brushes,
Dressing Combs,
Lubin Perfume,
Fancy Soap
In great variety at
mar2s RETTBERo 4 HAUsMANN's.
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CONTRACTlNG AGENTS.

CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN u. MOORE Agent N. Y. C. RR No 2O7 Broad
way, N. Y.
NJ b. SPAULDLNG, Agent spauldins's Express, No 30
CHAMBERLIN, THOMAS & co. Propristors II NIer-
chants Cenlrll Canal Line, No. l9l Broadway, N. Y.
WI STEWART, Agent cleveland PITTSBURGH Railroad,
Pittsburgh.
D; B. WILLIAMSON. Agent Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad, Wheeling. Va
HUBBY HUGHES co, Forwarding Merchants Cleye-
land. Ohio.
MIX & MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants, Cleveal.d,
Ohio.
II. Q MCDOWELL, Special Agent Cleveland, o.
Wis
RICHMOND CO., cor. CLARK and South Water streets
Chicago.
SHELDON PEASE, Managing Agent
m0rl5;259 Office foot Of Michigan st BuTnin, Y
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nlisrcllaucons.

CULLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
- STOVE POLISHING best in the market Aso-
LUDLOWS Inulliblc Sef-Seahug FRUIT CANS, war
anted 10 be Ar-T.ght for sale che1p Mt wholesale or
retaiIb W. l.. AARYIN, No q Public sqnqTo.
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The objections to this stitch are Obvious. The lower
thread merely stens the stitches which taken by the
IpP9I hTe d. In pont q strength tuis is theref.e,
single thre Ntch 10 breats In elastic cloth, When
he in linen garments the lower thread sh inks and
must break IN ironing When broken the seam Is IN this
condition
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II gives great p oasure certify 20 the nvarabe
Tava action of the Graefenberg Marshas Uterine Ca
ho IN all Of female disease aud to the skill and
high moral character Of the hedibR Department Of the
Ira
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This invontinn is on exhibition at tho Paint and Giass
Warehouse Of II. DENHAM, No, 80 Public Square
County and state Riss Tor sale by the pstenDHs dec2l
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
The Convention.

This body, much to the chagrin and disap-
pointment of the enemies of the Democratic
party, passed off very tremendously. Fortu-
nately, the candidates for nomination, from
Senator to Coroner, were gentlemen against
whose public and private character no excep-
ton could be taken.
Messrs. TAYLOR and McCoNNELbswil faith
fully repr sent the interests of the Democratic
party and of the whole country. They are
well known to our people, and every way won.
thy the confidence reposed in them.
For Commissioner the contest was most ex-
citing. Both the candidates for nomination
were excellent men. No officer ever discharged
his public duties with more fidelity than Mr..
STRICKLAND; but the majority indicated their
preference for Nj. AMEs, who is widely known
and valued for HIS strict integrity and active
in the Democratic. cause, and the friends
of Mr.. S. will of course cheerfully acquiesce
in the decision.
The entire ticket will command the hearty
and undivided support of the Democracy of
the county.
The vote given, as will be seen, was one of
the largest ever pollcd at any Primary Meeting
held in the county, which is an excellent
of the sound csndition of the party.
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r Washington.
WAsHINeToN, Aus

WASHINGTON, Aug. Ii.
The Interior Department has received dis
patches from the Commissioner of the U. S.
and Texas boundary survey; a trip was made
up the Pecos river until Capt. Whipple's trail
was struck. Much has been added materially
to the geographical knowledge of a region here
tofore but little known.
The practicability of a good wagon route
where it was before reported impossible to
take a wagon, has been demonstrated.
Such information has been received at the
Indian Bureau:as leads to the belief that the
Indians who were lately on the reserves at the
Brazos agency have by this time been removed
beyond the limits of Texas, and thus the diff
culties between them and the citizens of that
State are quoted. 81
The Greeks and Cherokees, between whom a
general war was anticipated, are again a tpeace.
The Southern Railroad Convention, among
other business, resolved to run a double daily
train between New York and New Orleans from
Thursday next.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
can not be governed BY fsar Of the bayonet or

can not be governed by fear Of the bayonet or
the block.
81 do not object to your giving utterance to
your sentiments. Ionly object to your repre-
senting them as the sentiments of tAe Republi
can party. Fam one of that party;.I detest
the fugitive law; would STAY any slave-catchs
er who should pollute my residence to recap
ture a fugitive. But / should feel somewhat
disgraeea by having my head brought to the
block for doing that service to mankind.
LAT the late Republican Convention of our
State, you were one Of the eommittee who re-
ported that this law was destructive to the
rights of the States and the liberties. of the
pcople..an abhorrent to the feelings Of the
civilized world. These are your own declara-
tions as they stand recorded. Yet you would
have our people surrender their rights as a
State, permit their own liberties to be subyer-
ted, in order to show their respect for this fu-
gitive act. This as not Republican. 1 re-
peat, ! bfan e you not for your honest opinions,
but you have no right 20 say that saeh opin-
ions are entertained by Rep@6licoms. AS, one
of the Republican party, one who aided in its
formation and has ever supported it, and with
due respect, I declare them anti-Republican,
antt-C Christian. opposed to the hoaor of our
State, the Liberties. of oar people, and the
rights of mankind.
81. R, GIDDINGS."
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Judge Spaldins.

This gentleman has had the honesty to ayew
the real cause of Judge Swans rejection by
the Columbus Convention, Mr.. Spalding says
that Swan was defeated because he recognized
the Fugitive Law as a valid enactment.-
There can be no doubt that Spalding tells the
truth, like an honest man, and is ready to meet
the Consequences whatever they may lie. But
this honest ayowal is very unpalatable to the
trioksters of the Republican party, and they
turn upon Spalding, and call him hard names,
because he wont lie as they do. Among other
Republican papers, the Portsmouth Tribune,
scolds like. a fshwoman. It says "Spalding
is 2 renegade Locofoeo of the ultra abolition
school. He is not recognized by the opposi-
ton in Southern Ohio at all"
We know the trouble, of the Republican
party in Ohio, It is composed of two wings,
in all matters of political opinion,
and only united to secure the speils of office.
Mr.. Spalding represents faithfully the Repub-
lican feeling of Northern Ohio. His senti-
ments are shared by nine-tenths of The party
in that section of the State. He aud they
rule the party, whatever the Tribune may
say, and however much Southern Ohio may
protest. That Swan was defeated; that a null
resolution was embodied in the Repub-
iican platform; that Giddings was made chair
man of the State Central Committee; are facts
which show what Influences rule Republican
in Ohio.-Lo9aa Gazette
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-17
Ranney and Dennison.

Judge Ranney suggested to Mr.. Dennison
that a discussion of affairs, State and Nation
al, would probably be acceptable to the people;
and inquired if such an arrangement would be
agreeable to Mr.. Dennison. Mr.. Dennison re.
piled to Mr.. Ranney's esteemed note, that
his appointments running through the month
of August were published, and this woald pre-
vent a joint canvass as proposed. He would,
however. consent to discussion AT such places
as could be agreed on between the 5th and
Goth of September.
Of course, this is a downright and coward
ly baek-out. Suppose appointments aeese
published. could they not be very readily
changed, without the slightest Inconvenience,
or the shadow of a disappointment to anybody?
Mr.. Dennison knows and his friends know,
and everybody knows that he is wholly inoom-
petent to meet Mr., Rauney in debate; and he
will yet ~retraet his offer for the fifteen days
discussion in September. He will probably
have a bronchial affection by that time.-Lo-
gan Gazette.
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Atrial of the North American.

fERTHER fOINT, aug To-
The dispatches received by the North Ameri-
can embraces the details of numerous disasters
to American shipping.
The ship Glance, from New York, bound to
Bremen, took fire on the 30th of July and was
run ashore near Bremerhaven The vessel
was burned to the waters edge. The ship
Abby Blanchard, for New Orleans, took fire
at Bordeaux on the 29th ult. The amount of
damage was not ascertained. The ship Van
couver, from New York, has been totally
wrecked on the South Bank near Shanghai
The crew was saved and had arrived at Shang-
hal.
The ship Saxonville, from Boston for Hong
Kong put into Mauritius, June 26, in q leaky
condition. Part of her cargo had been thrown
overheard.
The ship Robert, supposed R. M. Sloan,
from Gsttenburgh bound to Roston, sprung a
leak near Skaeen, and was run ashore near
Jutland on the 18th July. About SO persons
were landed from her at Hyerling.
The ship Alexander Wise, from Marseilles
for New York, has been stranded off Point
Corners, near Gibraltar.
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DEMocnATlc couNTY coNxENTloN

Pursuant to notice, a Convention consisting
of the Democratic EsptrsI Connittse and the
Refarn Judges from the seysrsll Tos sships of
Ashland County, net in sCohvehtion on Mon
day July Is, at O'Clock p NJ, HIS.
KNAPP asse hartman of the Central Committee
in the Chair, and DIR. j. DEAL. j. VAN NEST
and j. J.. JACOBS, acting as Secretaries.
On motion, Vim. McAdoo, John Vail, VIM
Buchanan. J. Alberson and David Fox were
appointed a Committee on Resolutions.
On motion, Hugh Elliott, D. Whitn,ors,
John Vail, Wm. Sheeban, Morrell Rust, ia
cob Emrick, David Fox, C. r. Deming, Thos.
Campo III, R. Weston, o. s. Gale, S. P. Gro
zier. John White, Solomon Houser and J. E.
Carnes were appointed alCommittee to report
the names of a Central Committee to serve dur
ing the ensuing year. The votes having been
canvassed by the Secretaries, the following re-
suit appeared:
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VS. SALE

7 N pursuance of an order of the Probste Court OF
J Ashland county, Ohio. made oa the dav of
July. a. D. 1889. in i case of Mary Myers. Guar
dian of Amanda Myers, Franklin Myers and Will
lam Myers, against her wards. the undersigned
will on the i0th day of September, "A D. 1859. at
! o'clock p NJ at the dweNiRg on the premises. 1
will off.r at Public Sale. sheet 10 The Widows dow.
err the following described Real Estate. situate in
Hanover township, Ashland county. Ohio, to-wit
the undivided three ffths parts of sixty nine ncres,
fifteen il township l9 of range sixteen, as conveyed
by Jacob Roder and wife to Henry r. Myers, by
decd dated February S. 1914. in said Ashland coun.
ty. Terms of sale-one-third cash in hand on day of
sale, one third in ore year and on, third in two
years from the day of sale to BE- secured by Mort
gage. on the premises and the deferred payments 20
payable annually. Appraised at &a22.
- MARY lei
Guardian of Amanda Myers, franklin Myers and
William Myers. 4w 10