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, 1870-06-18
CAUTiON!

Ho0FLAyDS GERMAN REMEDIES ars eoante<-
friied se- that The 1isnature Of c. II JACKSON u On
the wrappr Ct each bottle All others arc counterfeit
r1intjpd OHee and Aaaafactoy At The EeznAa
Medicine s:s.o, No 81 ARCH STREET. Philsdslah4
, 1870-06-18
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y1s1;NSI;1s4A1D s1;S;ds41 f41sqFrgL f4sRIAfa Wa p,vu O..
u4 Eoofcyr, Contsetpsz sDppfod BY GATED from
,M&attsd Il a13y rdtt u H. q h sEza1ee hfs IN MF-
atc Wi md It TO their adv1utA5s g sne 4 UnIve!
*.1 sdsEs<a .ssfE s*se 'N4a T. ~ hasG WaRs
klkfI. II sQqt4 Uart Il, Uaica2a
, 1870-06-18

Az ta1utay and Immediate the reception Of d5eaae,
ard on the game principles. No dosing whatever.
DIR. T. P. THORPE,
Psychological Medicine Institute, No. 13 Adausst.
mar MfebEsau.ar, Consultation ffcc.
, 1870-06-18
AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

FRIDAY EVENING, June Il.
Below is a summary Of the statements OF
the fourteen National Banks Of Chicago, SHOW
ing their condition at the close Of business on
fl1a 4f1t i38S nf .Iut,e lR'1l.
, 1870-06-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

FRIDAT EvESrNa. June IT.
: The following table shows the tfay receipts and
shipments Of live stock during the week, up to this
, 1870-06-18
ONLY DIRECT LINE To FRANnR

VNA1 u1AI41 LIND lO thAN0k
The General TTausst1nt1c CoupAnv's mail stexu
ship hetwesn New YoFf sud Hasrc, ealing i Bres&
The EpndG yetNek er Y. fzyofi.s routs for the oou
Kstts q pasafs psy.he in Fed daeaadias E.oe2 II
To Paris tneladln6 railway tilEetl, &lis md FL
E1cu1fon ticket, 10 PEI cent reduction
These fteA1nEI1 do not cA7y 8tees16e pae6es.E %So
American tyayrls99 Eon8 70 oe retu!nt1f fIs ha6h
continent Of Eu1ofe, BY tadnk $ns tlnS tlnSeMforts 81
cr1esi16 ihe chapne beis eaytnk tsae ~ = HrsF.
r1penee- GEO. MACKGh1IH. As'a'' "'0 ~
wAy.E,Y,
, 1870-06-18

uAY-Therc Nas but limited demand for
this commodity, and the general market was far
from helng nEni, though no quotabie decline was
sustained. On track prices rhnga substa1-
sla6dalao0; prairie, pressed. slaoNs ll.00; ttmo-
tly loose on wagon, t1au@ 800; prairie, loose Oh
wagon. %; for deliycry ui pressed hug,
<1.GG@f.b0.
HIDES-The market WIS airly active, md
firm at the quntel prices, We repeat our list,
ns fcli0ws: CITY butchers. ea6kc; country
do, heasy, ss{c; green cali, lie; dry lint,
lsc; dry salted, 1H916c; Erubby, scored, cut, OF
otherwise damaged, two-thirGs price; branded, ~
per crnt OF.
, 1870-06-18
LATER.

In The afternoon No. 2 spring wheat was in
active demand, and higher range Of prices
prevailed, the option seller July closing tirm
1t <1.23 and cash at S1.20, No. 9 corn closed
month. No demand for oats Of provisions,
Grain charters wcro lifeloss. In the evening
sales we're confined to 10000 bu No. 9 spring
wheat at *1,2 %, seller july
, 1870-06-18

ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO, JUNE 1h-Prop Badger
State.
CLEARED FOR CHICAGO, JCNE la--Prop IIaeo:
Mosrhe1c, f. II. rortcb, and il. P. Dobbins.
, 1870-06-18

SUEEP-The sheen market was without in
por1sut change The offerings were liberal, and
for poor quality prices Remain weak aud Irregular
Sales were reported At S2.60@3.00.
, 1870-06-18

+. D. CLARKE. NJ. D., the Resusr Old Essahlishcd
Dr. Clarke IT, South ClasEAt fncaf Monrnel,
COEFlDENTiALLY CONSULTED.
Female Pult treah Ma4le} Leo per box By mall
sf~ Send two stampa for Married. Secrets.
IL Alzc. two fnr BOOK Oh StfAh1se.
.1d1rcts letters D1. F. D. CLARKE. IT. 2onth CLARK
Sf
, 1870-06-18

R8fcf1RlNrsA Hair HtTn.

This splendid Ha1r Dye Ia the best In the world: the
oplr md perfect Dye: harness reliable tnstan
txnroua dfsappcntens: ridiculous tints: rene-
dies the III effects Of bad dye1 inEGorztes &nd l4yes
MI pruesitts md perfumeH md properly applied II
, 1870-06-18
OCEAN STEAMERS.
LONDON and NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
Rates Of Passage Aeduced
STEAMERS SAIL DIRECT TO LONDON.

PARAGUAY%.-.;.-.July z
Rates Of ra.saSe payable IN currency. Ffr.t c.bsu
go; rtcoud cabin, &sGt stoe1aEe, ~
Fs1eep8er1 booked 70 HAmhnE. Bremen. .HAvEe, Paris
AntWerp md Rotterdam Mt reduced currency rates.
For fright and passase apply to ROWLAND b
tSPWWKI.l, Aeents, 81 SoGthst, Eew York, * b
JAS WARRAGk. cotnef LAS4lla and Aadiaa1-s L..
Chicago
, 1870-06-18

run circular sawed A. t1aoo for Inch and slo61 for
9inch: sold By Blanchard Bo1land- -
cerrn sear Asntsoul., from Green Bay, SO n n
$1.b0; sold By Carter 4 Jones. =.
Cargo seoH Radical. nom ManIstee, 1e0 N It
tost and scantling At tll0o; sold by ". E. Pretty
Cargo schr Challenge, from Mnskegon. 1so n +
common nppers out at S11n0 for strips and &loS0
for mixed: sold BY Blanchard Bolland. .
Cargo schE Roberts, from Muskegon. 90 p It
stripa and boards to arrtve) at s1aoo, mill tally;
sold By White / Swan. ar,
Cargo schr F. c: Albright, fsom Aenom!nes go a,.
lath. s2.oo; sold By R. 4. BIckford = CO
CarEn schr Grant from porters MIL l!9 m ,5 T
mixed =. 51aoe tor srtPs sis s5 fof hpaards anu
CarRo schr Fannie md Floy, from Grand EiYes'
60 n # strips and boards at slsso' sold by 1rtsn'
Cargo schr Adziatc, from Mnskegon, TO-, ,ooo
Mason.
ooe It huards aud strips, mil tally, nj ild.ao; sold
by Davis l. Mason. .
Cargo schr Willard. from Mnstegon, 100 n Il
circular sawed strips and boards at 1880; SOFA os
Cargo schr E II. saoycr, from Maskeson, 1oo n
common strps and boards at sl2.oo, tath al ssoo
Cargo scow Flora, from saugatucs, Is m it c1n1-
mon mixed at s1c-7o, lath at $500; sold By cnas.
Cargo schr Boaz, from Muskeson, IS M # strip,
at s1ano; a N It mixed a. slLoa; II IN lAta Ut
200. mill tally; sold by !. D. Matsoa. n.
Cargo schr ,. Wright, from Aanistee, 12o IN = #
trips Ut s13O0; mixed ut $1.5o; sold BY J. M
LGufnis i Co.
The demand continues active, antl prices remain
nrnl and unchanged. We quote: .
FtFtt clear 1-tMch tO 9tnch. 00a52 %
Second clear, 1-nch to 2-incl-,-.-.. = % ss.os
FIFTH fifth c1tar' ce' ilf: 10 sc s@3e ~
First aud set;ond clear flooring, to-
getber, rough. the same IS second
, 1870-06-18

prices we're held with frrnness. The following
IlENlocE-City harness, union, 4ea42c; city hag-
i II, AUG 4Gc: kip, . b, socasl1o; Kip, veals, sL06
III IL s!es 81: 20 eo,Fr Il appsi sS IL ~! sPs.
ssnn'5y !: {o,,a z1;5e 2s 5c1 rough S spRsr lsi' =
'asec; BsuiFaio slauEhtcr sole. s5ss5c. e''' -
:ee 70; hsfnsss, i, 4as4sc lip. nsht, s1eSS ~
i:a ~; American cal. i ias, q; Frenea
100: Fa.ntl, cnif. IS ~, s14a9Is5; French kip,
60 to 1c9 rs. SloVG1,s0: French calf. Lerno1ne, .
.!ozen, 81 toa 5000; French calf Jodot y dozer,
s'Sfs: SK1s ASD SS5sf1 TSER 2eEf 1851 sToekTss g.
maAtl continues active. and prices Fulc ilrm At the
yncg noe a., yestay We quotss q do9ws :,
til, 49,
torrFn-coprer bottoms, soc; brazera, over IL
ns, s:c timed copper, sex.
SHEET zlsc-fi1st quality, cask, lec; FIRST qualt-
WiME2 toc, g; s. aud 3, loc; 10 and Il, 11c;
NAILs-The adv ices rom Wheeling arc not OF
hs mos noss m character but a. The SUP
aE se; Cd, Sce ses U.s. IT, g. @ kes ssoa g. 81 ies, e.
a. i,ae ae e. rs r. soci se bued 3d. ses so
O1S-The market for the leading otis was char
actc7izea by considerable actistf5 and prices
were firm all around We quote !:
Carbon, Csc: extra lard oil, $l.2a91.43;
No ], s1l5; No. 2, s100; nnseed. raw, Il Is; lin
seed, boiled, s-2u; whale IL. 95c9&l 90; bank oil,
9fc: straits, &c !ubricAtiuQ, {W. W, 50aG9c; !;
turpcntlne, 5as sperm oil, s2.36 elephant oil zL13
@1.e0: neatsfoot oil. No. j. sLtOa1s0; do strictly
purr, s1.40
K1CE-The inquiry for this article WIS moderate
Ind prices we're firm, as follows: 9L310c for Caro-
ilna; sE@s;Ac fur Louisiana; s49s7+c.for Ran
EGCn.
soAPs-We revise our list as follows: Emery
nraslrc, 6H16Ac; Aliens French's notified, SO
skc; Proctor 4 CANDLES. Sh9s.lc; Kinks Ger
Hlau notified, 7IGsc: Kinks roHin palm, 595Hc;
Castfs, genuine, 16917c; Castle, American, ll9
12c; Hayes 4 Co.'S eagle, s443Ac; uayes Co. q
| mottlcd. sA2ss4c; Wr1aly standard, ssHc; Hris-
]y's star tsLc.
| sP1CEs--The demand WAS fal., and quotations
ruled steady as follows: Aspice, 93436c: cloves,
4e1a4sc; nRt1negs, No. i, *L43a1.50; No. ., E.25S
1.s2i csssis. e5@70c; pepper, seesac.
| bTAhOH-ifade Wa8 rather quiet, but dealef1
were firm In their rieWa ut the following range Of
prices: K11gHf0rd corn, 11H912c pure, 1O91oKc; ;
Peoria crystal, $3.50; satin, 1081lc; Peor1a huu-
| dry, 9@2Hc; Ottawa com, 104811e: WattS pure,
74Ga7Ic; OTTAWA laundry, 7K9sc.
B0nA AND aALERATU8EThe lenand IS
fair and prices rule steady, as folloHs: PJl.'s,
'ak9lop; ro1e A1cas k0s4e; RAbbttta Msdiadaa1s
, 1870-06-18

Hon JAMES THOMPSON. Jadze Of the Supreme
Court Il Peun4ylyanlA:
"PmApxIPutA, April z. 1sd6-
\ consider 'HOOFI4AED's GERMAN BrrTERS
valuable medicine in Of astaeks Of indignation
dysrerzia lean certify this from ray experience Of It.
'Yeurs. with ,rsIect.
"JAMES THOMP3ON.~
, 1870-06-18

Hon. GEO. SHARsWOOD, Jnt.:oe Of the 8upreus
Court Of Pennsylvania:
"PHIAuILFf1A, June l, tssA
II h:rc found by e1pHIanes that 'HOOFLAND'S
GERNAS DITERS' u ! vuIy good toulc yeaisyins
dJspeptic systeua at1rost directly.
GEORGE sHkRSwooD.~
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09
SPRING AND SUMMER.

These examinations will commence at
10 O'Clock Am. and close at 4 P. NJ.
No applicant will be admitted after IL
O'Clock A. M Written testimonials of
good moral character. signed at least by two
responsible persons WILDE required. which
testimonials will be kept OH file. No GER
titicate can be ante-dated. and the School
| Law prohibits Township Clerks from Civ
ing orders to teachers for pay. unless they
have certificates embracing the whole term
of service. The School Law requires teach
ers to un 1erstaRd the following branches
and be ab!eto impart instruction on them
lalf: Reading. Writing. orthosraphy.
Arithmetic. English Grnnmar. and Geog-
raphy. a. future in one. is n failure in al,
and those not -hayingn fair know ledge OF
each, and every one, of the above branches
need uot apply for a certificate. Particu-
lar attention will be paid to photography
and those not having studied it will be.
prompt iy rejected. No private examina-
lions will be held. and no application by
letter. will be answered. Only four grades
of certif- Gates will be issued viz:t For 6
months, IL months. Is months and "a
months. A certificate for 6 months is q
trial certificate and will not be issued the
second time to the same applicant. Thoae
having certificates for six months must be
able to procure certificates for IL months
or none. School Directors are requested to
furnish US reports of theJsucccss of teachers.
as they will aid US materially in granting
certificates only to those who are successful.
Those expectingto teach he higher branch
es will be examined accordingly. The
standard of Ashland County Teachers must
be advanced. and applicants will bear this
in mind.-There will be no adjournment
after examinations commence until they
close ; and a fee of so cente is required ~
z1-9.s1- II --A L.
paid in advance. sr 81 re -.ay .-"F
By order of the Board ~, do.
r. NJ. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Sept. 1~21S69-1y4. Sd' "f "a
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09
Death Of Geo. D. Prentice.

The death of George d Prentice,
the founder of and fors forty years edi.
tor of, the LOUSY lie Journal, is an.
nounced. ~ 10
Mr. Prentice was born at Preston,
Connecticut, Dec. 10, 1902. He grad.
uated at Brown University, PRO
vidence,- r l., in 1923; studied law
and was admitted to the barin 1921.
Aeyear alter he established the New
England Weekly Review, at Hartford.
Connecticut, and commenced his lite
rary career in earnest. EdHe was after
ward associated with JOHN g. Whit
tier, who in 1880 assumed control OF
the Review, and Nj. Prentice -remOv-
ed!tO Louisville, Kentucky. lie es-
tablished the Observation-Disclosures in
NoVember-o of the. same year, AMI this
soon lie ause onelef the inostpOpHlar
jour AIS in the West il lfis position
the1paper maihtaiDed shntIl -neai. the
close of-the War, wien MRuPreRtees
influence cease to sluh an extent that
the paper lost his individuaIitR. He
gave 10 hts p~sperdfor thirty years the
~pecuiarity andibrllliancy of his genius.
The. oJOurnal.7 was Gee. d. Prentice's
paper a --much soaas was the Post
Bryants, Or the Tribune Greeicys-
FAdtalht the
CHARACTERISTICS pf the laperFrrit its
bright days of prosperity, but It was
popular and successful, and as it
moulded the literary taste OF the PEG
pie OF the SputhYest. on q good stand
ard, the conductor must take a lead
ing pace in the ranks OF American
newspaper men. He wrote a leader
with the vim and spirit of a politician,
the grace of a poet, or the dash and,
SPARKLE of a humOrist. He put ali
lbese qualities into his paragraphs 70.
Wherever he touched the paper his
hand was seen.
He reasoned, romanced, poetized
and showered down witcisms all in
one number; and looking over his lie
the people will contemplate him as
Editor, Poet, Politician and Wit.
As a politician, we can say now
that he was not wise. As a poet,sfew
who have written S, little have writ.
ten so much that has been so treasur-
ed by, the people. Tvs Arit. he held
Chief command in his special depart
ment for so long a time-that "Pren-
was for years synonymous with
witty sayings" rs D,sl
There are three classes who will
MIR. Prentice's death, each in al
different way. The admirers of the
brilliant literary man will stop for the
moment to pay the tribute due; tho
intimate friends will remember thed
many good qualities Of THE deceased
hat ALWAYS half triumphed over the
bad and young literary aspirants of
ten or twelve years ago. famous now,
perhaps. will remember the encourage
.ng word and the helping hand that
came to them in their need and sent
hem on toward success. - 90
He had more proteges, perhaps, than
my other man il America and we
to say that tdfRe hstsIl these
some demonstration of his
of heart. It G be said
most truly that George'D D. Prentice re
aimed friends. Once his friends, none
,fhis wrong doing made the friend
N, enemy. This, in addition to the
qualities of mind and heart that made
i'm famous, will cause the grief at his
to Re tha that which the
will see cxpressed.-*State
H1SI
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09
SHERIFF'S A
First National Bank Of Ashland Ohio
John p. Graham ct al.

John p. Graham ct al.
State Of Ohio. Ashland County 81.
BY virtue of certain order of sale against
defendants; issued from the Court of COM
mon Pleas OF Ashland, Ashland County. q.
dated January "a, 4. D. 1870, and TO me
directed / will sell at public sale, at the
South door oftiD Court House, in ashland
Ashland Comfy, Ohio, on af - II 5nsf
Saturday february 26. 4. d. 1870,
at two o'clock P. NJ. on said day, the fol
lowing Rel Estate. situate in the County
of Ashland, and the State of Ohio. and
more particularly described a. being Lots
thirtynine, forty and forty-one, in Francis
Graham's addition to the town of Ashland.
Appraised 1t $4,000 to-wit: Lot no 80
two hundred and thirty-three dollars, lot no
40two hundred and thirty-three dollars.
lot n 0 fl two hundred and thirty-foar dol
lars. Terms of sale cash McCombs and
Curtis Attorneys for Plrintiff.
VIM o. PORTER Sheriff
assn SO Ashland County, Ohie.z =
Januaryo26, 1s7r-5w7 = 1t ksissg /,
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09
SHERIFF'S SALE,
Thomas Skilrman
joseph Ingmand.

COSSpu 4uSLudiiu.
State of Ohio, Ashland County, S.
BY virtue of a certain writ of Ven
di Execution Issued from the Superior
Court of Montgomery County Ohio,
dated January 4th, A. D. 1870, and
to me directed, l will sell atpublic sale,
at the South door Of the Court House,
in Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio, on
200 Saturday Mareh 3, Il ID. $780,
at 1 o'clock P. M. of said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements.
The undivided share of Joseph Ing
.mand in the following described Real
Estate, situate in the County of Ash
land dh6StSte of Ohio, .to1wit il Being
the North West quarter of section
eight TS5,, township twentyaone sf21),
o. range fifteen t15)sm Containing one
-Rundred and sixty acres, more or less.
Appraised at s1,,4S5. Terms of sale,
CosbflT st5 - 5C=r - .yCt Fsaf-.f =
l'.m ,h9 WIN. o. PORTER, 2
Pa s-.fE:f-- zig e. .@G IL Sheriff
FEB. '2-5w30arf J-dgT tari..
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09
Observation-Disclosures
About HE House,

~. - .C:tN -Epfi
2SDuring the winter months there is
opportunity to look about for the purE
pose of making house Improvements
Farmers are very apt to overlook in
Che Season of leisure those things which
present themselves unfavorablv during
the spring and summer. While the
Leaves are off the trees and the earth
is covered with snow, aShattcredf fence,
broken cgate1and Ra~cantAtPfatl drn1f4d
the door-yard, 8hcre frees, OF either
fruit or ornameH.Sghsuhl be growing,
do not beag the unsighly appearance
u.s. rsssss & Seisiei nj SG nj 4fF
Forest trees may be moved in win
ter and reset with almost positive as
rsuramcss of their Living, and, in fact,
almost any tree maybe transported
anyitime from the of the leaves
until they appear asainga There is a
little more labor required to transfer
trees IN winter while. the ground is
frozen than at other times, but when
the difference in the. value of time is
fcompared with that of fall or spring,
it Will be found economy to do some
winter planting at least. Another gain
is in doing a necessary work that if
neglected atlthis time will 90 undone.
Wherever it is practicable remove
all unnecessary collections around the
premises. Nothing can. be worse than
a contracted door-yard ana, a huddle of
small shanty buildings around the
house. A lawn well laid out, with
here and there's cluster of trees, should
be considered indispensable to the farm
house. We would not counsel a too
rigid adherence TO straight lines and
right angles, for i'll these matters, as
wellas in many others, Nature is the
best instructor, and her instructions
should not be disregarded.
No one can fail TO see that a pur-
chaser would give more for a farm
where taste has been displayed around
the house aud out-buildings, than for
one equal in acres, location, &c, where
no attention has been paid to these
things. But, aside from all opecunisry-
considerations many reasonslare aps
p1rent to every intelligent person why
this work Of house establishment
SHOULD be done It renders home and
whateverisppertainssto it attractive
suggestive Of pleasurable thoughts, and
a sanetuarv of hallowed association /;
tbis.E an fnaueement sufficiently pow
erful to lead al thoughtful people, to
endeavorstozre render every appearance
in Accordance with7goodtaste. SGT. ,g .
q love- Of the bsauttfuf is5fa power
full element of improvements; as well
as a prompter ps the, social Virtues
Surround the. Young with things of
taste and their minds wAaeif The pro
CESS of 'deYelopmeat beceme elevated,
1Pprifsdr and harmonizeds while, their
better .n~afsltions. become more and
more. conformed to the high. standard
iofaexeellence and confirmed inbnoble
resolutions! mo Just estimate can be
,.fptmed OF the yd1de of love of home;
and is difficult to- conceive how an
/ admirer, of the beautiful, if Iof; ever so
moaerate capaeity,acanp feel strongly
attached to, a home where"ithea genius
of Multiplication pfesides M0Fp; Farmer
~
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09

AzakS+A on the radical cure, without medi,
cime, 9oSpsrnr1toFTAoea soE semips weak
ness, involuntary seminal losses nipotenc
mental and physical incapacity, Impede
mems TO marriage, etc.,, also CONSUMPTION,
Epilepsy and fits induced by self.indul-
gsnce or sexual ex~trayagahce. a-s-.r., u
= Price, in a scaled envelope, only 8 cent?.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
ESSAY, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alatining
consequences of,self-abise may be radically
ctiredwithout the dangerous use % sin.ernal
medicine ofthe application of the knife;
pointnlgse ut q mode ofIcure at once simple,
certain, and efeftdal,. by means ST which
every sufferer. no mattefsiSfsit his o6hdirion
may be, may cure himsclfclIeaply private
", Ind radically ;iasa4fa-e-.E 5Ua uais
This lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the lands
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope; to
any address postpaid, on receipt of.six cents,
or two post STAMPS Also, Dr}GuTerNeRns
Marriage Guide, "pfice % eents- Address
CHAs, &c. KLINE & co.,
tGEso IN .sfsig91V 4s.ns.
5 ne .as s1ILEekIEaaNNS9F4FeeqFEfisses,,i .s ::
siFRsnueEYesfakf&ifo4 sowetimeaesH-
SdsEIhh Ge6rsed 9pdosiho iEefs{ass ia' She
SdfelefzMiellgahssppe ottkafeirS as law
Of Joy.ss Ye3gick hate -o<the County pf8sh1
Hand and State Of Ohio. tleceaSea.' VIII ttakd
notice. that J ofim Van1Nest. zAtImiaistrator
oftifc Estate 81 the nd Jonas Tearick, de
eeascd on the 96rI day GeA Ostpber A,rp.
FIs69ofIed his Petition in:the P2rQhateGo u
within andtpEtths G9Yniy Of Ashiand and
State of Ohio; alleging thdt &c. personal
III Us Lcaa-.d IxEsf-,E 81 S.4s.; ~ - ~ Ia
payJhis deIts. ahdithe etiarges of Edrninie-
Ftefine hE cstatusuthhJhe' died seized in fss
! SIMPLE oftHe feftswHg9iesGibed RspI FL
merivr Waync1 aniS 81 dfofSff5, sid BOTH
ded and desrribeH as 9fbIl6S&DTqF seShf
s-Coffnrnehci5g ut a cerncrGof the,s66rth
the North Hist -qsGlrLer ofsSsqlep
eight. Tow nshiB i wentS=tERu1fgif Affep
in said AsAlapdiGeuR,y ltoEReEx Wayne
| Coanty. lnow known asthe North-cast cor
Iner Of a. Tot owned RDy,. oAT smsaEeiehafd5
Bonghtto,it oftFe add hharfer from thence
fsdutls on tile Easbiain&a of esiidI RSicl.ard's
lot to the south east cpf9sEH fs 4idA RsfehaE :
, tfS. ,t rem. sh R9ss5 lftst n 4; L BF S &asssN 2SaR
thence North 81 theatxEst iineJ6fthGWf
bile I5t,to tile NORTH liWenofsddq uartestq q
Stake: hoti ehcnte Wcst,eassaiaJinstath The
.phnce of beEj ming sosafst9ise ntsip thirty
Acres, I've the same more Of, fsS and that
.Marr,,ret Yearick. widow 6fsafd ds5tedcht.
Is entitled 10 d6wT in s3'd Preiiises 1.-The
Drawer of said iP~etitionfis9 arth esassignment
pof dowert TO seid MargnFetY eaEiek, and for;
% saletofsaid premises. for5the payment Of
the debts and charges AFORESAID ,s,t..
Said Petition viii, be for Rearfhg ,en the
I'll dax, of FeBrnlarY A. 3. 1S70,2or as soon
eteaf{er. as Icayy& eahdbe obtaiDed3ga9
Jan. 5, 1870. JOHN VAN NESTae
Tsi:t 9fAdmr. ofJonas YeaEieky Deceased.
By J. D, Jones, Aryy 4ty28f norm e.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09
IS SHERIFF. SALE AZ
Citizens Runk of Ashland Ohio

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lsa C4mpbell s &c, ct al ,,r.ns
State of Ollie Ashland County, S.. ~
cuBsgrirtue, Off certain vendi,, ' aagains,
defendants. issued fr9m fire Court OF Com.
mon Pleas, of ashland County OHIO, dated
November 90 A. D. 1869, and to me direr-
ed. l will sell at pnblic sale at the, South
door of the Court House. in Ashland, Ash
land County. Ohio, on
Saturday January % A-D 1870.
at 1 o'clock p. NJ. Of said day the fol
lowing lands and teneurents, situate insths
County of Ashland, and the State of Ohio
and founded and described as follows: Lo,
number forty-two I42) in the old towp 81
Ashland Appraised at Sass Termi
of sale cash.
YIN. o. PORTER Sheriff
~. i"'f - go" Ashland County.
noo4-5w Dec %, lS6S,S "a
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09
LEGAL NOTICE.


Margaret Mnsler ! Ihn Ashland Cddnty
~ vac i'isa eSSsnrt Of GopL,o Pleas
John Musler. si.J Petition for Divorce:
The said defendant John M6sfef, Whose
place Of residents, is uunhkanhowvfpf6 petitiUner.
Is kereSys notified that on the tme~nty-Aeoohd
daSotJahnarS ADD 1870, the sdid Mar
garet Mps1eritied herJpetitionin the office
of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
Of said County charging the said John Nus
Ter With wilffl absence for more thanthree
years last past, and asking that she may be
divorced from the said John Musler, which
petition viii stand for hearing at the next
term of said Court. Dated this twenty-sec-
ond day of January A.. d. 1870. . n -
,!c, MARGARET MUSLER. =
By o. J. Jacobs her Attorney
,ew29sE4 Goa EoTHIqGA q =
Thoss' Treaee' PEsf3 Before ;. Slider JTR
Arthur Arthur aefpsft,J land County Ohio. :.
'Is0h7hH2 day ofsDec.AEllS69s said
Justice issued an order ofattachment in the
above action, fer the sum of S147.S0.
no2S-Sw THoNAg TREAsE