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/ posture 10 night air Sh" withdrew INTO
the house and bidding the young officer
good night went III search Of Florence.
CRATER III.
When Florence withdrew to her
chamber she seated hrrselfby window
that looked to the east, where alon" and
in silence she watched the gray twilight
gradually deepening into darker gloom,
which spread like scmbre veil over
the distant hills and valies, TIL the mild
queen OF night, looming above the dis
tant horizon, began to shed a food Of
amber light over the SKINNER landscape.
The excitement produced by her con-
troversY with Frederick, which reigncd
supreme in florpnce's breast, calling in
to action all the power of her native
. pride, now began to sUbside, her mind
assuming the calm serenity OF the
twilight hour; and melancholy with its
IanEuld stupor to hover round her
breast, soitennG and subduing those
high toned sentiments of defiance
which she had displayed in the late con-
trOvrrsY.
HtnI orter olIr ro,s,l Elo.o.,,.
"what is woman but weak and d,,~en,
dent creature. who must clsava to d,,,.,
tor protection in adversely; and hover
by his side in the hour Of dangerl She
must bow in admiration oi those daunt-
less and heroic nna)it;a. th,t ha noss", .
sns, and which are forn;cn 70 ,yh,aan, :
nlture, and ,nherentIv dnsn;S. him v,han
found wantinn in thosa vir,,,ss nh;ch
she feels nroud m aior;nc ~ one nf ~.
sterner sex, ,Tiy not ~ wono,,s no.
ure TO brave with n,n tho Jannars -
the battle and the braa1o stonJ;Hn hn.
side him as his compp,itor fortba 3,,,rs
Of v,ctorv. Rnt tbrrn ;y = social sthnrn
in which her ambition nav fnd f,lI
scor. f., ,z.erc,~;n,, ;,e ''',' 'u.'
her virtues shine forth with unclouded
spI'nIor Here she can find no rival in
man. Then why have been 50 foolish
So incons,derate, rs to enter INTO an
angry discussion with Frederick on so
prohtless a subiectl Perhaps | have
mortalIy offended him, and what can it
avail me but vain regrets %
While Florence thus gave herself ND
to melancholy MUSINGS the fears stole
down her cheeks, and the maiden who
was SO conspicuous for her stern will
and ambitious sentiments felt, in that
solemn twilight hour, her Finale nature
tliumphing overthe peculiar Dyeiudices
OF education.
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SATURDAY INFORMING JULY 2 ISL

| lords OF the creation, to the exercise of
The elective franchise; morally and So
eialiY is not woman mans superior! and
would not her love OF home, Of friends,
ofcountry! induce her to exercise those
functions as a true patriot! Would not
such sentiments seek the welfare and
/ advancement Of our country and its in
St'iutIons, rather than the plumber Of its
treasury :"
"Admitting your hypothesis, Miss
Carey" returned Collins, 'Ior the sake
of Illustration, as you say, let us mag
me for moment, woman invested with
every privilege that the constitution
guarantees to every free, white, male
citizen who has attained the age OF
twenty-one years. lfshe claim ability
10 occupy the position, perform the
duties, and enjoy the privileges, allotted
to man, she can't reasonably claim a
! special privilege to pick from among
the many pursuits and enterprises which
tax man mental and ply steal energies;
choosing only those that may happen to
suit Der peculiar taste; the hard should
go with the soft, and the rough with
the smooth. When circumstances
''s ",,1o', ~ y'' W. - !. 'I''I"''
an Lan ,nn,,,, anJ ,,,n.ah ,,'' m,;,t E,,
! brother 10 battle, and thus be thorough
/ " consistent--an Tina aon at the polls
I and in the tented field"
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This story is dedicated to your respondent
MaUde, as an humble tribute OF respect for her
talents, by HE AUTHOR.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Dagmrrrcnn Gallery.

MR,E. NJ. ENSMINGER wouldresp pectfully
ln inform the rublic that he has permanently
located in thetOwn OF Ashland. Hisrooms are
btted up with special regard to tho comfort OF
ylsitars, who will always be welcome, whether
they wish for alikeness, ,or callto Sc the ale.
ry Of pictures.
Determined tospare neither pains rexponse
Mr.. Ensminger will furnish likenesses that shall
not be surpassed. His prices vary from 10 cents
to S. 90.
0J-Ifs rooms may he found in me Second story
Of the building noU occupied by Wahlck & CVin.
August s. INF
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Rostru.
AUTUMN.
BY LoNGTELLow.

BY LoNGFELLow.
O, with what glory comes and goes the yearl
The buds Of tpTing--thnse beautiful harbingcTs
OF sunny skies and elOndless times--eujOy
Iife's ne wness and earth'a gaTniture spread out
And when the silver habit VI the clouds
Comes down upon the Autumn sun, aud with
A sober gladness, the old year lakes up
His bright inheritance Of golden Fruits,
A pomp aud pageant fill the splendid scene,
There Is q beautiful spirit breathing now
It's mellow richness on the cluserd trees,
And, from besker full Of richest dyes,
POuIingnCw glory on the autumn woods,
And dipping in warm light the pillard clouds.
Morn, ON the mountain, like summer bird,
Lifts up her purple wing and in the wales
The gentle wind-a sweet and passionate wooer-
Kisses the blushing leaf, and stlrs up life
Within the solemn woods OF ash deep orimsOneu,
And silver beech, and maple yellow 'eayed,--
Where autumn, like faint old man, sits down
by the way.side aweary. Through The trees
The golden robin moves the purple finch,
That on wild cherry and red cedar feeds
winter bird ,-oOmes with its paintive whistle,
"A nd pecks by the wtchbaZel whilst aloud
From cota age roofs, the warhIing blue bird sings;
And mcrrily, with oft repeated stroke,
Sounds from the threshng floor the busy fail.
o, what a glory doth this world put on
For him who, with fervent heart, goesforth
Under the bright and glorious sky, and looks
On duties well performed and dars well spent
For him, the wind, ay, and the yellow leaves,
Shall have avOice and give him eloquent teachings
He shall so hear the solemn hymn that Death
Has lifted up for all, that he shall go
To his long resting place without tear.
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Rome, as it appears from a recenlvccn.
sus. contains a population of l75.CO0,
divided ntu City four parishes, and amongst
them twenty nine bishops one thousand
two hundred and eighty priests, two thou.
sand and ninety two monks and members
of religious orders, one thousand six
hundred and ninety eight nuns, and Eve
hundred aud thirty seven ecclesiastical
pupils.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

Van Nest & Mddaugh,1
Adm'rsofM Row,dOe., In chancsry, IN AshiaEd
Va. Common Pleas.
Charles brock,
DURSUANT to the command ofa DecretAl Or
der, issnad in the above case, from the Court
ri Common Pleas Of Ashland county, and State of
Ohio, to me- directed, will expose to public sale,
Ntthe dopr Of the Court House, N said cuunt!
pn
Monday, 2e 9ih day Of October.
A D, 1859. between tho hours Of ten O'Clock, A
M and tour O'Clock y " OF said day, the following
described real estate situate and being In the
county Of Ashland and state Of Ohio, to wit; In
Lot number siSty-nino 69l in'tho third addition
20 tho original town plot Of the village Of Rows
butgh, bqing h(ty-siS feet front and one hundred
aud 6ity met back from MAN street. Also, the
west halfof 10 seventy t70l lying cast Of sad Lot
NiIty.nine, being Of tho same size as said Lot, to-
re,hsr with all thu privileges and appurtenances
Ihereunto belonging. Appraised at forty-fSe dol.
lars. Terms Of sale--eash.
w .lier' ~ ~. Hf J. D. JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland, Sept. II, 1859. ewi7 pfet so
-
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70 TO the Rescue,

Nowfs Metime 70 ms, your Property.
T J.SPRENGLE is AgSn, for numhR1o D! the
IL, hest FIRE, ,MARiEE, !lFEand HEALTH
ms. COMPANIES in the United StOtes. Persons
wishing insurance in any orthe above d apartments
will find tito thcradyantage to call Oh the snove,
Al the office Of the Ashland MutualIns 20.
Nov. 10, 1851. 2ht,
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nINnRCE Nnr1CE

ANHAH HOWARD will take notice, that
Il Marvin Howard has filed his petition in
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County.
Ohio, for a divorce from the said Hannah for
the causes Of gross neglect of duty, habtua
Drunkenness ior ihrco years, and three years will
ltl ABSENCE Said petition TO hc heard tthe next
November torn Of said Court.
WM. i. LOCKWOOD,
Sol. for Petitioner.
August 81, 1853. 6wl5
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NOW BANDING.

6OO BBLS. Salt, this summer. manslacturr
WV 5,OO0bogs Dairy Salt, in II or 90 pounC
Backsj ..
ZOO bbls Lal e Fish, White Fish, Trout, Pick
ercl, Herring, Bias, Ray Fishi
400 tons Blackamiths Coal
600 bblS. Water lime.
Tlos HAMILTON.
Milan, Jane 7s, 1863. 4m6'
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BOOTS AS IS BOOTS (!

rSsy THE undersigned having resolved to
KN hereafter go it on his own individual
- hook, would say 10 his friends that he has
purcha sed Of John p Swinerord bis stock and
rented his Shop on Main street, opposite ilgcr's
Saddlery Shop, where no will bi prep red to do
as good and fine work as any estahli -hment in the
county can produce. T. A, HUMEs.
Ashland, August J, 1853. llU
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A CAR D..

Mrs. NJ. McNULTY having purchased and
lyl completely renovated the 'McNulty House,
lately kept by Mr.. w. Robinson, is now prepared
to meet her numerous friends and customers.--
She therefore respectfully invites the travelling
public 20 give her call, as she is determ'nedt
use every effort in her power to make comforta-
BILE ell those who may favor her with their custom
Having engaged the services of Mr. A. W. MEL
tuEIMsR, as Landlord who il is we'll known stands
at the top Of his profession In that capacity, the
public need no better guaranty that their every
want will be complied with. An industrious and
attentive oster manages tho stables, and every
attention will be pnid to horses placed in his
charge.
Ashland, January 20, 1858. S6tf
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New JeWcIry store.

a T GooDFELLOw has opened In
= IN 4. The new room 2dOOrr east Of RcE
cR yM nOI's store, on Main Street a watch
M-- ~ and iewelTy establishment. where he
E&1 IN will offer every article usually kept in
SsAS@sSNN such establishments, at very low rates.
AmOnshis stock may be found,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Ladies Gold Breaches, Grape, Enameled, Cluster sui
Knot, Ear Drops, Hoops and rings. Gold Rings,
Loekets. Pencils CUT Pins, Scarf Pins, Keys; pure
silver, German Silver and Plated Spoons; Butter
Knives, Salt aud Sugar Shoves. Spectacles and
Cases Of all kinds; Knives Needles Pens and Holders
Port Monies, Dressing aud Pocket Combs, Eye Shades
aud Goggles Compassos, Clocks, AocOrdeons, &C.,
June !, lsS3,-Iy3
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e. WtLLIAM RALSTON, Watch and
EIA w Clock-Mtker. .Maw-stroet Ashland,
S.,SAOhio. Gold and 4tee Pens, and u choice
variety orJewnlry, kept constant! on hand.
January, 1853. 36
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PHYSICIANS.
DR.. J. p. SMITH,

Botanic and HydrOpathic Physician,
ITAVING permanently established himselfi In Ash.
l. land, Ashland county, Ohio, on the north Street
opposite Mr.. Drums CsrdinE Machine, he would just
say to the citiZcus aud inhabiian Of the surround
ing cnuntry that he holds himself IN readiness al all
times 10 attend to ali business connected within
profession.
= Ashland. May 2G. 1859. III
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T. HA MIL TON,
NErr. n T ONTO

nv HOLEsALE dealer in : 1t, water Lime.
NV Lake Fish Of all kinds, Lchigh and
ala cl smItn's Coal. Water Lime, &c, &c.
Sdr Cash PAID POR WHEAT, CORN, OATS,
Sc, at all ,timns. Grain stored on favorable
June %, 1858. 4m6'
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ESTTATE OFJOuN SNAILEY,

IN TATE UFJUTIN SMNHhEY.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersiugn-
~ ed has been appointed and qualified as Ad
mlnlstrator the estate fJohn Smalley, deceaS.
cd, late OF Ashland County, Ohio.
ALEXADER MILLER,
September Q, 1853, Swls
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.u, CALIFORNIA
LIFE IN S URAN G E

OuIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CiE-
.f..r. ClNNATI, OHIO
TCHfS reliable Company is prepared to insure
the Liyeso all persons in good health, both
o. the Mutual and Joint Stock plan, their
CAPITAL is 100000 DOLLARS!
All mid ia and managed byh Board OF Direc-
~ootlrs, composed Of men of capital, integrity
nnd influence. This Company will insure the
lives Of persons dssirousto to ySit the GOLD RE-
GION Of California, at per cent. extra. Per-
sons goingt California should not iailto sesnre
to thur families Policy of Insurance on their
lives. Call and get plmphlet and examine the
plan adopted by this Company'
J.. J. SPRENGLE. Agent.
Attho Office, Ashland Mutual Fire Insurance
Conltnv. Ga4t1vis Ostorlih NJ. d. Medical ox'
miner for thiscounty.
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DR.. Thomas IlaYS,

Practitioner Of Medicine and Surgery,
@ AvANNAH, Ashland County, Ohio: also
- Justice Of thu Peace, and Notary Public.
April l3.-lyi7
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BALDME SIS CURED.
T. acrson's American Hair Restorative

ny lFa restoring the flair on heads hopeessy
IL Bid, andro prevent the hair from falling,
Is winnin II gold,n opinions from persons who are
using il. This Is a new article, recently intro
tlucea . the. public, and will stand on its own
merits. Some Of the bes cltzcns OF Cleveland
and Pitsburg, who were hopelessly bald few
snonths since, have now the evidence on their
heads 10 shew OF It's merits The proPrietors have
such confidence in 1t that they authorize their
agents to take heads on guarantces-price to be
agreed upon between the parties.
fE Agents.
C.&J. RISER. ! Ashland.
Ms. san EsELL,S
HAYrs 4 KINSINGER, HayesyilFe.
.'l''' C. Y. FISHER & CO., propretors,
~, Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
May Is, 1873. lN
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FULLER HOUSE,
I.oudonville, Ohio.

foSEPH nEYA RMA n having again taken the above
y House. will be prepared TO accommodate all his old
friends who may favor him with a call.
oct. ilth, 1852. 2lti'
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THE OHIO UNION.
HlrrtI)anoi3e, Sc.
STRONG 4. KRGNEGIcu,
Loudonvilfe, Ashland CO., o.

fr.rI.4 - ~ " >. ~--'NN7 - -
..s,r.. LoudonvilIe, Ashland Coo.
TT lvlNG purchased the entire stock ofmer
Ill chlndise of n. U. HAYES in Loudonville,
al prices considerable below their value, and are
nov receiving OF his old stand the first Ne,o
Stock of Goods brought into Ashland County this
iril. And we arc now offering them at prices, in
connection with the purchase made of Mr.. Hayes,
which was at very much below their valuo) very
low. Remsmber our motto,
SMALL PROFITS FOR READY PAY.
Come one and all to the rescue, chase sleep
from your eyelids and know no slumber until you
lhlye shared in the Great Bargains that are now
h int distributed at ST. ong & Krenerich's great
,dnpot orCHEtP GOODS in Loudonyille, where
you can alwaysget
CASH FOR WHEAT
.or any kind Of produce that you have to soil, and
their large variety of merchandise never fails
ITO astonish and please the most fatldious
, STRONG f. KRENERICH.
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VOL VIII.
Business Notices.

ooo,,v>>NrsNrNeOeNN>Nr rSrsOne>DN>oN~Ou..>N>>NNN~
HOTELS.
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5rIftt MistrlIQnll.
THE DIVORCED HUSBAND;
OR,
WOMAN'S LOVE.

"Who is that very beautiful girl!" ask.
ed young Englisbman of his companion,
as they leaned for moment against one
of The marble pillars, TO contemplate at
leisure Ihn encha inlnasc..nn phich n Pa.
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Memoranda,


Ship Sea Serpent hence at San Francisco of Cape
Horn II days in heavy gales crossed the Equator May
and had Gains and light winds for twelve days. from
20 to 80 N.
Ship Star Of the Union, hence at San Francisco was off
Cape Horn IL days, most of the time light winds except
on the 9Th OF April when hs experienced severe
gale Of wind during which she had to run under bare
poes crossed the equator 81 days from New York Nav
8, Ion LOG W. Was becslmed days in lat 25 NJ After
crossing the equator experienced very light winds.
Ship Lucknow at San Francisco from Boston made the
run from Boston to the equator the Atlantic in %
days. Passed through the Straits OF Lemae in So DAYS
Was of Cape Horn 20 days in constant succession wes
terly gales Crossed the equator Pacific side Nav g.
lon III So after which had light winds from the north
VII Was off the FarrelloDes on the Sd inst and expe
Rced a severe gale from the NV, and was obliged to
and off,
Ship Typhoon, hence at San Francisco, was of Cape
Horn eight days four oil which she becalmed
the equator May 8, Ion 109 after which had light NE
winds; was off the Heads four days in thick foggy
weather
ship Shakespeare Brown hence San Francisco cress
e1 the equator the Atlantic side Jan lon 49, after
which she recrossed six different times when her chro
nometer found to be out OF order Made staten Land
the 18TH March Crossed the equator Pacific side
the 26th Of April Ion los W. making run from the
Horn in 20 days The captain died about five O'Clock on
the evening of his arrival board the ship after an
illness Of five days On the Goth of May. William Nelson
seaman native OF Upper Canada died from the effects
OF scurvy.
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On Monday morning July IL, by the Rev. William Cel
land, Mr. X. WRIGHT to MARGARET, niece Of the Late
Samuel Brown, If this city.
On Saturday, July O. by the Rev. DR.. Hutton, ALBERT
SAUS, Esq, to Miss NJ. J. MILLER, all Of this city.
Papers throughout the Union please copy.
On Monday, July A. by the Rev. Mr.. Blair Mr.. ANDREW
MooRF of this city to Miss ELIZA CALDWELL Of Yonkers
Pouehkeepsie and Yonkers papers please copy.
On SUNDAY evening July 10, by the Rev. j. p Her
nance JosrPH DuSroS, of this oily, LEAH. daughter
of Adam Weymer. Esq, of Re ckland county, n Y.
On Thursday July 7, at Randolph, Mass, by the Rev.
Isaac Smith, Mr. ELISHA MANN, 3d. to Miss SARAH j., only
daughter of Abiel Howard Esq, both of Randolph.
On Tuesday. June 81 at st Leonards Church, Deal,
England Mr. JAMES REAKEs, only Of Thomas Re axes
Esq Mayor of Deal to BE1HA WEST eldest daughter Of
Mr. Thomas KiDgsmin of New ork, U. s., and grand.
daughter Of G. Kingsmil, ESQ., one of her Majesty's
England.
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snip CARRIER PIGEON, Doaue from Boston for San Fran
cisco went ashore the 9th ut in thick fog, Point
New Year about thirty miles south of San Francisco
At the time Of the accident IL wing strong from the
north Fifteen minutes after the ,hp struck there
feet OF water ia the hold and in half hour
the water above the lower deck Two steamers
cent to the wreck from San Francisco, and some light
articles of merchandise only saved from between decks
The ship will be total loss will mnch Of the cargo
TIE Sea Bird the steamers to her assistance
while laying at anchor asern OF the Carrier Pigeon at
A. NJ on the 10th, parted her best bower chain she i'm
edately let 70 her second anchor which brought her
mn head TO the sea. in few minutes she parted her
crd chain when the captain made sail her and veer
ed her clear Of reef Of rocks lying of her lee sde There
being 4 heavy ground swell when the second anchor
brought the steamers head to the sea, the chain
veeed across the fozefoo Which caused her to start
the scurf OF the bottom Of the fore foot and N .
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nsnassso. aisssss Ho:sra Jsskssa. Kss.asy. Lyiass
Noble, Brssa Ods Kssfs Psttsrsos J. Reid J. Rose,
Soaring Shaw c. smith L. g. Smith, Russel Smith, SpA
ard Speaker Spgague, So John Strseter D. B. Taylor W.
Taylor. Van vrsneksn. Webb, West Wsrd-52.
mite postponsmsnt Of The whole subject Lost by ayes
~, nays 81.
Mr. HxxDn vowed that the bill b now ordered TO
third reading.
NJ BUR2oUGBs moved to sdouyn. Lost.
Mr.. HKsDn withdrew his motion,
Mr.. LOOMS (dsm Of Hsrtimsr. was friendly to tho
measure but thought this bill too faulty.
Mr.. LTrrIEJoHN replied.
Mr.. D. b. TAYLOR, (dem) of New York, said the pub
lie sentiment In of the Maine Law running
ovsx the whole country like prairie fire. He satis
6sA Nat 1t needed battling but year two longer
when It would burst like every similar bubble before the
public The present contest would be looked upon like
the course of epidemic.
After further remarks by Mr.. Burroughs and Others
the House adjourned