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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13

\ QUEER DocUHEsr.-The Ingham County
Democratic Committee issued an address to the
people of the State, lately, for The purpose d
operating on the spring elections, but filed it 50
full of ialsehOods that not a man Of them dare
out any official endorsement. They will find it q
kite within a tail
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13

The Superintendent reports the entire expen-
ses for the year 1889 to have been $3.50 -,
and tia, balance of the receipts, amounting TO
Sll,lo2 AZ, has been deposited in bank to the
credit of the Canal fund"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13

APPoIsTNEST-Dr Manly Miles, As
sistart State Geclogis;, has been appointed Pro
fessor Of Zoolog, and Animal Ply siology in the
Michigan St.te Agricultural College. He il a
competent and energetic man, and viii acqui'
himself with honor in his department
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13

MELANCHOLY ACCIDEST-i man named SiInp-
son Shipman was killed near Grand Ledge, on
Tuesday, Feb. 2lst, by the falling Of tree
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13

= A bachelor friend Of ours left boarding
house in which there was number of old
maids, on account Of "the miserable fair Get
before him al the table,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-03-13

Tie PRESIDENCY - What the p's5iic sentiment
d1aaals-i Printer az Iast-7He Nrti0nGl
Er-ca'ias i;omlaittee
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

Mr.. Serard's Great Speech The s'fns Pre- Pre-
seatel-An incidsnt-hdRsas aud Coz; ne
d1ry-Sgatter Sovereignty M'slrefea--,l az
~ 70 BE- ., Wrrsiis9ioR-No Prsafer eIsc,ea
after aV-Hr. Ir,smbaH and -hr; po"9.'S
Ia aggressive policy s'tg9ss'f!-'pL.H!
Las come Mount Feraoa-I OuchsEg gTitT-
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Gaming against the old ica-housc. evidently sup
posing he bones Of the Father Of MS country, "
to n resting a; tie bottom. H.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

isa constitutional disease, a corruption of the blood,
by which this fluid becomes Initiated, weak. eEa
poor. Being in the circulation, it pervadas the
whole body. and may burst out in disease on any
part of it. No organ is free from its attacks, nor
Is there one which It may not destroy. fhe scrofu-
ious faint is variously caused by mercurihl disease,
low living. disordereds or unhealthy food. impure
Dir, filth and filthy habits, the depressing vices,
and, above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, tits hereditary in the constitn-
tion, descendifg ''from parents TO children unto the
third and fourth generation * indeed. it seems 10
be the rod of Him wbsHsaSs, 81 will visit the
iniquities of the fathers upon their children"
Its effects. commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerousi matter, which, in the
lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed tuberl
Giles in the glands, ~swcllings and on the surfaces
genders in the blood. d~epresses the. energies Of life,
SO that scrofulous constitutions not OILY suffar from
scrofnlous complaints, but they have far less'po~tr
TO Withstand the attacks Of other. diseases I; .con&
sequeptly. vast numbers perish by disorders which,
although not s%crofulous in their nature. are still rens
dercd fatal by this faint in the system. Most Of
the consumption whiclrdecimate the human family
has its origin directly in this scrotnlous contaInina-
ton and many destructive diseases of the iivcrs
kidneys, brain, and, indeed, of NIL the organs. arise
from or are aggravated BY the same cause.
, One quarter of all our people are -scrofulous;
their persons aresinSaded by this lurking infections,
and their health is undermined by it. YTs cleanse
it from the system we must renovate the blood
by an Alternative medicine, and invigorate it BY
healthy food and exercise. Such q medicine we,
supply in -l' 'ea' 'ii@7! g - -f-4 L
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! "A MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL E~xcoMAuNI-
GIFTED FOR YoTING FOR DoUGLAs.-Con-
Siderable e1citemept hes been caused at
Canghdcnoy, Osweso Co, tie Utica Observer
SO VS., by a most extraordinary act on the part
Of the Methodist Episcopal Ctprch in that
village. L appears that Elder Salisbury, pas
tor Of the Society there, who has besp a wQr-
thy and eloquent preacher of the Gospel for
.sqme ferty-6ve years, and a Presiding Elder
4sT some sixteen Years, residing at Central
Square in said comfy, having voted for Mr..
Dosglas ut the late Presidential election, aeas
~rconi m,anicated Iy has church On Thurs
day, succeeding the election, a meeting was
called to. take. the pastors case into considera
ton. The question of his pro-sdUr'y voting
was discussed and severely denounced. A
member arose to speak on the improperly of
the Church mingling in politics, and the in
justice done in prescribing the Eide for his
politics giexs, when the speaker was hissed
and stamped deaon! The question of excom-
Wnnicatiep .Ias put, and the Elders head
rolled from under the Church's gnillotin
Several valuable, members have sigrifcd their
intention to withdraw from the Church, and a
great excitement and bitterness prevail in tn
community Rochester Cnron. = .g
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Lincoln Mooney.

The mere fact that a sectional candidate
man without those antecedents and personal
character, which arc necessary to inspire the
confidence of the peoples elected President
upon an issue, Of fixed and settled hostility to
the institutions Of one half the States OF the
Union, has plEoduced a panic, which, in all
Banks il the, ccoadqtry. go blythe Board, leaving
their worthless promises a dead loss in the
hands of the people, and the other half will be
c ;rEmpellee, to. go} ITO 5 state of suspension, thus
giving the country, that worst of evils, an IT.
redeemable paper currency. This is buying a
political victory at a dear rate, and it is not
the feast to which the voters of the coun, ry
We're invited. Republican politicians prcmis-
ed that money should be plenty, the wages of
labor increased, every man should have a free
home. &c; but nothing now is said in fulfill
ment of these extravagant promises.
In the present stale of the money panic and
Bank explosions, deprecated Bank paper is
styled 'Limcoln Aonyy" and the. 6Rancial dis
tress which is rapidly coming on the country
will be 4heEa.i in the future, as. the tLincoln
Era" 1t will make its impression on the
countrv.in sneh a way as. not soPn to be forgot
ten, and the people will moi be likely to repeat
h Experiment. very soon again.@0hio S!0tes.
man. -
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SATURDAY EVENING PosF.-Ihis old and
universal favorito offers suporior inducements
to subscribers for.the cqming year. The pub
fishers offer as one of their premiums, the Gel
ebrated steel plate engraving Of "a Merry
Making in the olden Time" Sc by "A inches,
'containing from 80 to 40 figures, the regular
pricv of which is IS. They will send the Post
for one year, and a copy Of this engraving for
FIVE dollars. For $50 they will send 80 copies
of the Post for one year, and one copy of the
engraving. They will send the Post one year
and a copy of Webster's Unabridged Pictorial
Dictionary, or Lippincott's Pronoupeing Ga
zetteer and Geographical Dictionary of the
World, for six dollars. Or on the receipt of
new subscribers and ten dollars, they will
give either of these works as a premium
Aside from the excellence of the Post as a
family paper, these are great inducements. Ad-
dress DEACON PETERSON, a19 Walnut street,
Philadelphia.
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DIR s. O. RICHARDSON'S
WINE BIT
The Celebrate l New England Remedy for
HARITnAL, CONSTIPATION

The Celebrate l New ,,Eayland Remedy for
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION,
JHsndIss. Ess.r and .aSas, GsnSrsI g.efLsty 9, and
mach, LSrsr or R0iosE.
THEY are used and recommended by leading
i Physicians of the country, and all who try them
pronounce them invaluable.
DR. JAMES L LEEFERE, writes from Navarro,
Stark Co., Ohio, the bitters are highly praise l by
those suffering from indi g%estion, dysp psi. and hv-
er complaint
Z s DAVIS, Postmaster at W~illiamspo.t, Ohio.
says they give great satisfaction. | use them my
self. having taken cold, become PROSTATE and lost
my appetite. 1t relieved me and1 can recommend
it with great assurance of its merits. .
DIR. WIN. M. KERR, of Rogsrsvi lie, In 1iana,
writes US that they are the most valuable me1ieihes
offered. He has recommended them with great .sEc-
cess. and With them made several cures of palSita-
ton of the heart and general debility. +"
THOMAS STANFORD, Esq, Brownsville, Hen
ry County, Indiana, writes us a long letter. under
date of May 4. 1860. He was much reduced: ! aving
been afflicted for three years with great nervous de-
billy, palpitstion of the heart of the most severe and
prostrating character, after using a few bottles L
was completely re-tored; and an now in robust
health $50 s-
GEORGE W. HOFFMAN says he was afflicted
with rheu natism for twenty years, in all its vari-
Gus forms, and at the date of his letter he had been
two years we'll; the Bitters effecting the cure. when
several phi yciciaIs attending him could do him no
good. He says, for the rheumatism, dyspepsia, 1iv-
er complaint; kidney affection, ar dropsy, it is a spe-
ci6c certain remedy
J.W. HUNT writes from Delphos, Allen Co. o.,
"a section where Fever and Ague pre- walls that b:
I'm all cases of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, and gen.
eral Debility.
u K. GALLEHERS, NJ. D., writes .fsoz- Van
Vert, Ohio, L most respectfully reconimend the
Sherry Wine Bitters to the notice of Dyspeptic per-
sans. anl to all who may require a stimulating medi
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Is speedily progressing by Mr.. J. MCDONNELL,
the farm boundaries. of many of the townships be-
ing already plotted from the deeds AIS ether records
in the County Offices. He has also Draughts of sew
eral townships Already completed, and ready for
public inspection. The Iraught of Montgomery he
has been exhibiting through the township for the
,2ast. week. The accuracy and neatness of which
has gained him not only general recommend ttion
but also a largely increased patronage in the TIP,
A County Map if accuracy plotted from reliable
documents is n valuable acquisition to the County
on many accounts, but if executed eareiessly and
without reference to the ne 'essary documents, must
necessarily, be incorrect and hence entirely value
less. To convince the purlic of the accuracy of
NeDonnell's Map, he intends to submit the Draught
of each township to the inspection of the residents
before soliciting their patronage, by which means
he confidently hopos TO obtain a numerous list of
subscribers. 14tf
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TRTBUrE OF

At a regular meeting of Lodge No. 451 q
Free and Accepted Masons. a Committee con.
sistins ofd. D. StdbRbs, 6. W. Uric and 6. H.
Topping was appointed to present resolutions
indicative of the feelings of the Lodge upon
the decease of our respected Brother, gQHN
JACOBS. The Committee reported the follow.
ing resolutions, which were unanimously adopt
ed and ordered to be entered upon the records
of the Lodge: -tl
WHEREAS, In His divine dispensation, the
GREAT MASTER above has seen fit to remove
from our midst, Brother JACOBS, long endear-
ed to us by his correct and moral character, ge-
NAL department, and social qualities. There
fore, % .. 80
RESOLVED, That while we bow in meek
'subm 'ssicn to the allwise Providence which has
visited Us in the loss Of our brother, the re-
membrance of his many virtues is left to US as
a sweet legacy which ne will ever cherish apd
hold to our brethren az a fitting model to imi-
tate. .rrEaL .= .He-.i lz- 20. ss-t
RssoLyEp, That we deeply sympathize with
the, bereft family ip their loss, and pray that
lie who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb,
may abundantly adlnHiiHn ster to them that only
consolation WHICH cap soften srlef such as
theirs. c.fALttlLa[
RESOLVED, That a copy of taS f~oreGGHiHpg
proceedings be furnished to the friends Of the
deceased and be published in the papers of
the place. -isH j. d. STUDIES, CH'MN.'
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The uefeaf OF 1850.

The inilowinS article, from the Newark Id
Uocdfe, edited by Vim. d. Morgan, speaks our
sentiments, and we think che sentiments Of ev-
cry honest Democrat in the STATE. We are
scarcely enough for the Black Republicans
VIXEN united, and we are certain Of continued
defeat if we remain divided:
eth result of the -ecsat election for Pres
ident,c instead .ef AiseoGuraggfinng Democrats,
seems only to have nerved them for the great
work WHICH, is yet before them. Al occasional
reverse to a party, as well as all individual,
'may,serve, when properly regarded, as a per
flnanent blessing. To the South and to the
NORTH, to t6e9s#est and to the East, the great
lesson, has, been taught by our recent reverscs,
that to insure victory there must be-c0nceSsion
among friends, and that without mutual for
bearance, there cannot be that cordiality and
good feeling on which effective action must al
ways be based" With this lesson impressed
on the memory of all Democrats, we will be
better prepared for the great campaign of 1864.
Who may be our candidate in that conest, let
the future decide. On the one hand, let no
man say that any particular candidate must be
prescribed. On the other hand, let the friends
of no man say that he, and he alone, shall be
the nominee. With prudence and forbe1rance,
there is nothing in the way of consolidating,
as Of old, the Democracy of the entire length
and breadth of the Union. II the spirit Of
Democratic brotherhood, all can come together
and stand shoulder to shoulder in defending
the constitution and its guarantees from the in.
sidious assaults which they will Encounter at
the bands Of the irrepressible elements which
will seek 70 Control the Lincoln administration.
In this great work of defense, every good Dem
ocrat will have an ample opportunity of com
mend!ng himself to the favor of his Democrat
ic countrymen without regard to section or
prejudice. e7a @
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Gerate, or Ointment,

and you have n permanent cure.
H CERATE has proved itself to be the bes
Cd Itmept ever i vented, and where once used, ii
has never been known to fail of effecting a pefnia
nent cure of Old Sores, letter ard ~RiIgworm, Scald
Head, Chi,blains AND Ftcst Bites, BARRIERS Itch
Chapped I,qf Cracked hands or Lips, Blotches OF
Pimples OH the Face. And for
SORE NIPPLES AMI SORE EYES,
the Cerate is the only thing required to cure. 1t
shoald be kept in the house of every family.
d Price of Syrup 81. Cerate 25 cents per bottle.
Directions accompany each Bottle.
Sold by Most Medicine Dealers"
j. N HARRIS s CO.. Proprietors,
For the Western and Southern States. Cincinnati,
Ohio. To whog. ORDERS for the above may be al
dresse9. " !" - 'i'ss .- - ~ ..e.fa
Ssld Wholesale AID Retail by w. II. Fl. Potter,
Ashland, Ohio, H. T.. Stockman. Loudonville,
COULTER & Son, sPerrysville, Joseph McCutcheon.
Savannah, G. W. Kilburn & Co., Troy. Eschelman
& Co., La Fayette, t. Smith, Polk, John Hoffman.
Jeromeville, C C. Coulter, Rousburg, B.. n, Her
shey, MfWin. bE1h slsri4t HHrs.IH
Nov. p, 6m MS. .fs .1FiI F..LH
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MAHRIED.


In this place. on the morning Of the 9th inst
by the Rev. Wheeler, Ma. HENRY MCCORMICK to
MISS RosANNA CRUDE. =
Friend Mac, You have at last been fairly caught
and forced to surrenaaeer. How ever, here's wishing
that health, happiness and prosperity, may be the
portion of you and your fair young bride-that
neither of you will ever be shipwrecked by any
tempest of adversely, nay, not even the many re-
sponsbilitiss which may at times be gathered around
your Preside, shall ever cause you any regret
Long may you live.
At the same time and place, and by the same, Mr..
EDWARD GAMBLE to MISS MARY GAULT. :
On the % of November, 1860, in Troy Township,
at the residence of the brides father, by ISRAEL
Markell, ESQ, Mr.. SAMUEL MURRAY, spd Miss
FANNY SHUGARs, all Of this county. "
by Rev. JOHN ROBINSON. Mr.. THOS. BRADEN, to
Miss MARY WOODBURY..
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28
SHERLFF'S SIZE.

#
George Helt,
VS.. In Knox Counfv
J. Underwood, Thomas Common Pleas.
J. Bull and G.. Cooper.
DrRSUANT to the command of an alias vendi,
Il duly issued from the Court of Common Pleas
of Knox county dated the 9th day of October A. D.
1861, and 10 me directed. l will sell at Public Auc.
ton at the door of The court house in As. land coun,
ty, on
Saturday, Me 22d day of December, 1860
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and four
o'clock P. NJ. Of said day the follow ng described
lands and lenements to-wit: being the south west
quarter of the south east quarter and the south east
quarter of the south west quarter of section eight
township nineteen and range * &teen, containing
eighty acTes.ri Also, the west half of the north easi
quarter Of section twenty four (24) township nine
teen AND range sixteen. containing eighty acres
more or less. Terms of Sale-Cash. r.,
Appraisement-the S W of The S f ! at $3.50 (
the S E i of the s W at 2OO,O C
- the w J of N + i of sec "a at 500, O(
Total appraiss rient%Si35O,06 .5ts-lIt wEE.
- JOHN. j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff -
Nov. p lSGo.-tspfS5,Oo:- g Ashland Co.
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= W
Compound Extract Of SarsapariHa.

the most 'cffectual remedy which the medical sskip
of our times can devise for this every where pre-
iyailing and fatal malady. 1t is combined from the
midst active remcdials tkat have been discovered for
1the e&puxsation of this foul disorder from he blood,
and the rescue 1f th-easystenafrpnn its destructive
consequences sIIeAce st should be- employed fpE
the cure of not only ~serofuIa, but also those Other
and SkiN DISEASES; Sr. AsrHoSyts FIRR,g RosE,
or ERYsIPxLAs, PIMPIEs . PesrULEs, BLoTeHEs,
1BLArSsl and BeILs, TENoRs, jTETTsR and +SALR
RHEUN, SCALD HEAD, RISGwoRM, RHEuNA TIsM,
DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and, indeed, kIaEoaPE&INTs
ARISING FROM VITIATEp OR IMPuREI BLooD. The
popular belief in g inf'urity ef the blood = is founded
in truth, for s~crofula is degeneration of the blood.
rilla is to purify md degenerate this vital fluid.
without which soahd health Is i,hpoeaible IN; con
terminated constitutions. sd5 III er'rsi.gt n1E@-4
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-28

Oar advice, to all who arc in any way troubled
with Erysipelas." Canker, Salt Rhehm, Scrofula, or
other fsrhts n hum6r; is to use Dr.. S. 4. Viewers
justly celebrated aha ,.aster falling remedies for
these complaints. We have no ddhbt that at least
half the chronic complaints in existence have their
origin in some form of humor. which only needs to
be eradicated from the system, to save them from
Has' turned hi s"sttentisn TO this class of disea ses,
which have beeh so lsnhg ,nteglected, and which have
so rapidly increased in all most all parts of the
world The ril&usands who have already been cured
are but so many living certificates, appealing to suf-
fering humanity, and a~ttesting the worth of n truly
-va1uable discovery. DR.. Weaver's Syrup and Cerate
for sale by W. IL. II. Potter. 4w25
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ARrHUR's HOME M4eAzINE.rArthur's
Home Magaazfiase is unqhuestiOnabIy one Of the
best family Magazines published. The num-
Der for December is excellent. and full of a
variety of reading matter suited to all depart
,msnts of p family 1T is eminently a Home
Magazine. No articles are published in its
.eelGmnssbut such as are calculated to give a
healthy moral feeling to its readers. See ad-
.Eertisement in another column
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es7r5e
Ague Cure,

- Oh IL APEEDf CbhE VT ffft.at-1U f
ntsrmittsIt Esv sfu or Fever and Agss.
FssleSiesi Hssaa.he'o o salies: HsassssS::j
class of lis eases seri ginat anE ian biIiary de-
S~t.n4sss%eee ssss'd BY the alsfeHte ef 'll..-
We are enabled here 10 offer the community a rem
edy which, while it cures the above complaints with
certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any quantity.
Such a remedy is invaluable in districts where these
affecting disorders prevail. This "CURs" expels the
miasmatic poison of FEVER AND AGuE from the sys-i
tenn, and prevents the Development of the disease, II.
taken on the first hpp1cach-'of it's Ipremonitory s5nnp-
toms. Iris not ouiy the besf remedy ever YET dsceT-
cred for this class Of complaints. but also. fhe cheap
lest. The large quantity We supply fo: dollar brings
lit within the reach of every body and in bilious dis.
should have it and use il freely 10th for cure and pro-
lection. A great superiority of'this. remedy over any.
'oeher ever discovered for .the' Apeedy and certain cure
of Tntermittentsis that it contains no Oninine or min
eral, consequently 1t produces no'9uipisIn. or Other.
injurious effects whateveruPon the constitution Those
cured by it are left as healthy as if.thhy had neverhaA
the disease. ~
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of the
miasmatic poison. A great variety of disorders arise
from its irritation, AMONG which are Neuralgia, RIasu-
~n,atisnn, Cont, Headache, BE,,1ntss, Toofhache, Ear
ache, Cataryh, asthma, Falpitution, Painful Afection
of the Spleen, Mysteries, Pain ~, ,MS; R6ares, Cole,
Paralysis and arrangement .of Ne Stomach. all Of
which, when originating in this. cause; put on the
intermittent type, or become Peqioaical.' -This "CuRRH
expels the poison from the blood, and osnseguentfy
cures them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection 70
siding in the malarious districts. If taken occasionan5
or daily while exposed to the infection, that will be
f~safioient 'anantsy 10 rieen into disease. Henes.it in
even more valuable for professionalism chre, and few
will ever suffer from Inretnlittents If they avail them
'selves Of the protection this remedy affords. =
Prepared by Dt. J.'c.' AVER 81 Coz, Lowell, Mass
For sale by W. H II POTTER and Druggists apl
Deales everywhere 1yl9
Just R~ECEINED-A lot of HuEhe's celebrate
Champaign and Stock Ale, for zsle by the b
and half Dbl, at Cleveland prices.
-. S. B. P. KNOX,
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9

Subscribers to the Ashland Union, whose accounts
sPaS "a iiihss YSetbk1 May last remain unsettled, ar:
hereby reminded that the Farmers have had abun-
dapta erspSszthat9 since sthats time 81 4hsgs 3Eave
eAbsen , NO terms OF Court and one County Fair
thus afsersing every opportunity to settle the
amounts Tdde9f me- airdo 10 enable me 70 satisfy
!. hssjjsr lust St ci faiianas Of ny crssditors,s'' ~, a 80 s1t
81 dpsS1fe to those having claims against me, fasrwell
As,to myself compels ne:to gisethis LAST.NoFIGE
say to EH such as are in arrears, that unless
their, accounts are closed before the end of the pre-
SEMI month, they will pass cut of my hands into the
possession of officers deriving their authority fcom
The Constitution and laws of Ohio 4rTg
) 1lB@ Daring this p spth only settlements may lie
made riths iis undersigned at the Ashland Pest
-O&ee-5iS7A sFsst Gir sg~a' -vocE aa+ f.s"-se
LICK. S..KNAPP
Nov. 81 1860 saYqaW