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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-02
Mr.. MarcY's Letter.

The New Orleans Bee, a leading wing
paper at the South, speaks in the following
enthusiastic terms of The admirable reply
of Nj. Marcy 10 Chevalier Hulsemann.
= 1t has been our destiny to read many
State papers, and innumerable expositions
Of the policy Of our Government, but we
do not think that we have ever perused a
more powerful AMI mastery assertion of
American doctrine, and vindicalioh Of
American rights Than is embodied in the
reply of The Secretary of State. Upon
almost every point it is alike complete,
full, persbic0ous aud uhanswerable. In
toDo and style, this able paper is most
comimendable. 1t is distinguished by a
sustained gravity and force Of argument
a transparent l%usIinoss of e~xplaAalion, a
weight of authoritative citation, and a ptcg
nam power of connected reasoning that
have been rarely eQualed. Most honor.
able il is 10 the head that conceived and
The hand Thar traced it. We should
despise ourselves II we suffered our pc
litcal differences with the Administration
10 ,distort our judgment Of this massive
and luminous production-massiwe as
granite; and luminous as sunlight. We
regard it as marking a new era in the his.
Tory Of our political relations with trans.
atlantic powers and as furnishing a text
book, which the future public men Of the
country may appropriately consult, to DO,
termins the true principles which should
regulate tho action Of the Government
hereafter,
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nhio SInfo Dcmocrat.

The publishers Of this valuable paper,
a which did such efficient service during the
. lale campSigp, have given notice lhal 'hey
will continue the publication Of the same
gpermauenly.. 1t is reliably and radically
Democratic, and worthy the support Of
ss abe Democracy of Stark County-nol for.
2 getting their home paper 6rsi. We will
cheeriully attend W lorwatdiig oanes.-
Terms oil SO il, advance. Eight copies
for sl0. Twenty oopics'tCr so. Mark
eco. Democrat. fssI @!'fn'iga or
.IyTte STAR bExdtfdt, under Mr..
FIobD's editorial e%unlocl- wasall tAat our
conlemperary'suys oil i, and VIC. are. righ''
p III "a z learn MAT IL e. be established per,
manen,ly. Ohio w~ilhlhcrl7O'o 600 peno-
-;,,.s. AN surely support ,teC y. DePiOc'aiic
.%pprrs !, he, sp.e capital, M we nope Is. =
liberal subscription may DC 'Or"''O''
from dis county
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-02

Mr.. GooprELLow, Jeweller, &c., has
on hand as fine an assor m IN, of cutlery,
of The best English and American manu-
.%facture, as we have seen in This country.
He has presented US with one Of his knives
oflhe Ws,erville mandatory, Waterbury,
which is a beautiful specimen of work
manship. He has on hand, also, an ex'
cellent assortment Of BAoLEY's gold pens
The best which are in use. Give Mr.. g
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-02

PLAoIARrM.-The editor of tho Selma
tAlabama) Sentinel acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of some lines in poetry, which he has
read with peculiar. pleasure. A ptess Of
matter excludes them from his columns,
but he says his readers can find them
slightly altered by one Byron, page 57s,
and he refers the dsahOr TO some lines
which we suppose to be concerning steal
ing, in the new code Of Alabama,'l srv
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-02
Steamer SOutherner Ashore-Great Fl 8
at Loekport.
BuFFALu, Oct. %.

BUFFALO, Ocl' 20
The steamer S~outherner, bound down
10 this port, went ashore this morning
about day light, a few rods west of Ashta'
bula pier. She had on board a load OF
hogs aud -four. Ii is supposed tina. she
is broken in two, and was making water
fast. She 60, down as far as Erie, but
was compelled TO put back to Ashtabula'
Her cargo was being brought ashore.
LocKroRr, Oct. 2s.-A fee broke Out
las, night about 10 o'clock in the Pail and
Tub factory of Beens g. Kilbom, The
fire destroyed the large FIGURING Mill OF
Douglass & Jackson, together with a Saw
Mill and canal bridge. The loss OF d.
& ]. is about l25,O00 dollars. Mill in
sured for 10000 dollars no, known wheIh'
err grain insured.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-02

"OLENA."-Oc Bulls colony in Potter
Co., Penn. has proved failure. lie had
spent a large sum upon it, almost all the
collonists have left in consequence Of The
poorness of the soil. lie himself is in
trouble about the lille 10 The whole tract.
He has been, most probably, shamefully
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For Governor,
LA MINI MNERQ

And says, "Several Of these were palm
ed off as regular Democratic tickets, and
pit in the box before the fraud was disco
vered."
40 what base uses DO We come atlasl."
- Statesman.
IVA trick equally as base and infamous
was perpelraied in this county. Tickets
we're printed IA, the Bnck'ye office headed
"DemOcraiic Ticket" containing The name
Of Lewis, for Governor, the other can
didales on the State Ticket Democrats,
and then followed by the Mongrel county
Ticket. The %Penilentiary is in waiting
for the scoundrels who perpelrate these
gIariug frauds and rascaliries.- Ohio Pa
triOi.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-02

NJ Ills not often that we allow ourselves. 10 speak
in praise Of any Ct the patent medicines Of the day,
butowing to the many testimoniaisef prSiaeihat we
hear daily CONCERNING JMeAlistsr's al Healing oiHt.
ment. we must needs say that for ourselves we have
mover used or seen a medicine as in name so sppliea.
BILE az this medicine. 1t is indeed truly astonishing
to see what virtue is impaired in so simple. yet pow.
eraful a remedy. For Bui ms, Bruises, Sealds, oil disea.
OF the Skin, and infanAtionS. we believe it has no
parallel.
Call and get Pamphlet in the hands OF Agents.
For sale by DR. N S SAMPsELL. 2w24
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The Petersburg Democrat tells a story
of a liule boy of that city, who, having re-
Gently lost his father, found himself de-
barred thereby from attending school as
formerly, aud, in The f%ullness of his faith,
le determined TO seek the whorewiIhal, at
that f%oolslDoi to which he had doubtless
been taught TO look for other and higher
blessings, In the simplicity Of his heart
he sat down and gravely wrote a letter 10
his Redeemer, thinking, perhaps, that SO
formal a mode of preTeriug his requcs,
would meet with greater attention. What
was the surprise of the Postmaster, Wm.
N. Friead, Est, or discovering among
the conleuls Of his l%etter.box, one morning
lately, a missive directed 10 "Jesus Christi
Opening it he read the story Of the boys
wants, and with a noble kindness which
we are not selfish enough TO deprive
our readers of the pleasure or profit
Of hearing, he deposited in the envelope
the AMOUNT required and directed i. 10 the
young supplicant.
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GRAND MusIc,L ENTERTAINMENT,
TIE
BARKER FAMILY
on the Old nay Stnte,

Who have recently been giving MUSICAL EN-
TREATMENTS in the principal Cities and
Villages in New England and Lower Canada,
with unparalleled ~succnsa, take pleasure in an.
nouneiny TO the Ladies and Gentlemen OF this
place, hat they will give ONE CONCERT OF
VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
On Wednesday Evening, Nov. 2, at the ssmPsell
II use, when they will present a choice uelec-
lion Of Their MOST POPULAR PIECES.
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WHEAT ron FaAscr.-Ths PusbOrg

GazGite, Of The 18Th, ssysis IA INA
Last week a purchaser was in The mar
ket buy ing considerable wheat, d prices
ranging from 80 cents 10 81 10 per bush
ell, aandasl fast as weighed, ID was seat to
store, where it was placed in new Osna-
burg sacks, It's evident destination being the
Eastern or European markets. To-day
another purchaser came forward, and took
about 1000 bags. al 81 to 81 10. which
goes directly 10 France. We notice ihis
as being The first wheate ever purchased in
this market direct for The continent Of Eu-
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Spenkcr of enc Mouse.

Hon, NJ. Bu6IixRD, Of Trumbull, and
fMr. Smith, of Stark, are spoken of as
probable candidates for the speakership
Of The lower branch of the General As
sembly. Either Of them are well quail.
fed for the position,
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AG HedLick
or use Of $ Kellogg
In chausevy b
Common Pisos.
NJ A McNulty.

~
NJ A McNulty.
DURsUA ANT to Tho command or an order or
sale issued IN the above case from the cont
OF Cummon Pleas oi Ashland county aud State VI
Ohio to me directed ! will expose To pahlie nls
at the door Of the Court House in said eouAt
On Monday The 24h day Of October,
A D 1883 between the huurs OF ten O'Clock A N
and four c'clock P NJ Of said day the following
described Real Estate situate and being In -
county 81 Ashland and State Of Ohio, TO WIN, tAt
number seventy one tfD in Andrews addition u
tho town Of Ashland, together with all the privi-
leges and appurtenances to the same belonging,
To be sold subject to a special dover Of yht*y
Dollars 10 be paid anhaallysto NJ, A. MeNAb~
widow or. McNalty deceased payable on tta
tweney-siIth day Of August Of each ycsr. APP
praised At sir hundred and 6ay dollars, Torms
Of sale cash. J. D.. JONES, 8h1f..
September IA 1883. ITv0prnA 30
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Thomas c. Cook In Chancery.-.is S.k
VS.. ldad CommOa Pieas.
Thos. q Mary Harvey.) .fa. -
DIRSUANr to the command offs DecrstaI Or
j. der issued in the above case, from the court
oil common pleas of Ashland county, and State Of
Ohio, 10 me directed, ! will expose 10 public sale,
at the door Of the Court House in said county, on
Monday. The nh day Of Novem6sr,,
A 1858, between the hours Of ten O'Clock In
the forenoon aud four O'Clock in the afternoon
Of said day, the following de- cribed real estate
%eltsate and being in the county Of Ashland and
State of0hib ITO wit: Lot number eighty, In the
DOVE Of ShFapnph. together with the privileges
and appurtendnces thereunto belonging. Terms
OF sale Cash. ! j. D. JONES. Sheriff.
Ashland. October 5. 1868. got. pf IS
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- az Messrs. JOINS & ALLEN, success.
sors 10 Messrs. II. LUTHER & Co., in the
Hardware Store, have made very extern
siye additions to their stock. The balance
Of their advertisements will appear next
week, s..t. lasi
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

lrT There will be an examination Of Teachers held
in the Ashland Union School Rooms, OIL saturday,
October %, 1853, commencing at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, VI
said day. Also, It the same place, On Saturday, Nov.
o, 1859, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Of said das.
We win require Of ca h applicant. a certificate OF mo.
raj character. We request all applicants to be in at
tendance punctually At the hour Of beginning.
These are the last examinations which Will be held
during the present autumn.
GEO. W. HILL, Secretary.
October %. 1859.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-02

ly The BARKER Family, as will be
seen by their advertisement, give a Con-
cert at the Sampsel House this evening.
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Nl
~; The yerdanl. s~Pepifogger Of the
Times has The uadoub,edi righttc make
himself as ridiculous as he pieases. II is
81 well knownto our readers tina. we have
never charged, directly nor Indirectly, by
msim0a,ion or implication, that either of
the proprietOrs or editor Of tina, paper
we're guilty Of dieburglary anu lheftwhich
,aoSas cppmiied in our office just prios to
,'a'..3lhhe Il |Rp,nn, / What SORT Of an impression
The absurd and constant harping Of that
"a editor may have made upon The minds of
D, Ills readers, we are unable 10 say. What.
ga ever else they may have inferred they have
undoubtedly come 70 the conclusion tina,
b rheais remarkably unsophisicaIed. We
have not his last number before u.s.
hut remember that. he says that many
Wings and Democrats have assured him
OF their belief tina, our office was not
broken open at all! Now, all the remark
[, we, have 10 make about that mailer is,
that if the editor has received any tsuch
assurances, they have come from persons
who were disposed 10 play upon his cree
81 h dulity as they would upon a wind or
sringed instrument! We can readily
O. convince any man, in the space Of three
minutes, be be Wing or Democrat, who
will favor us with a visit, that our office
10 ,,door, ,cas broken open as we alleged
90 The lawyer had better continue his fire.
s The public are greatly edited add iNumi
st' ,,ojsd nv H. ,'lrfl li.atiaa n 20 sod
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OMAN 4 s4nls,y Gdrroaa1 Gauge "1HT

cave learn froomihe Cleveland Phdndeai'
s-er lhsilhee franklin and Warren Rail Road
HAS been located through Ravenua-the
.,,,,cciftzzspss Of that Town having subscribed
hhea necessary. amount thereto, The work
+. W III be 'cnmmenced at that point IN few
E days, and pushed lrwarl TO the State line
east with all possible speed; ..'" 20
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ONE OF the most experienced Physi' iSns Of Bait
more, says Of sTABLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY
EXPECroRANT for the cure Of Coughs, Colds,
Hoarscness, Bronchitis, Group, and other Affections
OF the Lungs aud throat, IN nil eject more COED than
any of ths Numerous preparations rita rhieA ths eOun.
try il iuuadatdp s} arua
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U'rhe Springfield Republican copies
an obituary notice Of the death Of a young
lady, "wilh pleasure. ALBANY Express
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JOHNS & ALLEN,

HAvING recently added to their stock Of
III hardware, a,e now offering for sale, cheap
as can be purchased in Ohio, ]
so boxes axes, Whites, Hunts, Waters, Da-
Wis and Qninn's, all oil which are watrantedi
% doz. Ames' and ROwland's steel and cast
shoyOls;
5000 lbs. Log, cable, trace, halter and COW
chains; ...a... i..lslo. .-.
20 duI. Mill, Crosscut, Hand, Panne', Rip and
Wood SAW Of the best manufacture.
500 doz. Table Knives and Forks.
J. & A, invite the attention Of house Keepers
to their stock ofTable Furniture, particularly as
ii is much better than is Usually sold in the toan-
try. O..
90 DON Rural, Cottage, and Store Door locks.
100 dOz. cOmmon iatches, with and without
bolts.
IL ps. Oil floor cloth=rich colors.
% do 0 4 cnameil'd cloth, very heavy and
cheap, M
8 do green, black and cold do.
20 doz smoothing irons, self-healihs And COM
100 dOl. Butchers files, assorted from 5 to IS
inches.
$50 dot CHI sels-h-ming, morticing and cor
ner.
90 dor farmers shisels Ind godges,,
u dos Brass, block Tin and wood Cocks to
screw or drive.
lUV OoNes glass; Q ny ~ y" SAoy w.
10000 lights sash, all Sizes
400 lbs putty IN bladders. I
80 tons best Juniata lron,
10 tons best do nails.
Call in gentlemen, don't BE afraid of the 'kew
Firm you shall be treated ss kindly as ever:
Nov. 1, 1858. iy24
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE!
HNHE subscribers will offer for sale, on Thurs
i day, the LIST day Of December, A. D., 1888,
between 10 O'Clock, NJ, and 3 o'clock, P. M a
Farm containing 500 acres, situated in Milton
township, Ashland county, about u mites south
wtst Of Ashland. Sale will be made on the pre-
misos. The land is Of excellent quality, we'll
watered and welI-,imbered. The sale will be
subject to the dover estate OF Mary Kelley
Terms made known on day Of sale.
PATRICK KELLEY,
... WIN. McfADDEN,
Executors. of the estate Ct Felii Kelley, doc.
October &c, 1853. ow25
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DIED,

In Keokuk, IowA,on the 9th day Of October, ultimo,
MARGARET, wife Oi L. {. Rockwell, Esq, aged 30
years. iI.'
IL In amiable and accomplished woman, and de.
voted wife and mother. Friend K. has our warmest
sympathies in his bereavement.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

T NY instance, an attachment was this day
n issued by J. A. McClu'ky, a Justice Of he
Peace Of Montgomery Township, AshlsnA ssss-
~, against the property OF Williom Wilsy, . soa-
resident Of said county. Dated this 96sh srSe D..
A. D., 1883. MATHEW CLUSFf0N,
3w20 For Ciues,on 4 Burns.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-02

The lrierds of Ale and The Maine Law
we're doing pretty business in Toledo on
election day. The Republican gives a
counterfeit Democratic ticket with the
names of all The candidates in the proper
order, but changed in such a manner as tC
read as follows:
For lieutenant Governor,
WILLIAM MEDlLh.
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.4Ing.
CALL AND SEE 20
THE DOUBLE PLOUGH
EOR sale BY

Martha II. NEauaHde1eas
nidE above 10 a approximation Of tho celeDfas
i ted Plough. II consists OF two ploughs at
tached 10 one beam. The forward one beiag
last and sufficiently large 10 cut and turn over tia
sod the hind one 70 large and heavy Tor throwing
up and Palverixing the soil beneath the GOD. Il
does the work 90 eaeetuaIly a. 10 leave no trace
such asst does whea ordinarily p~loughsd and har-
rowcd. II ~acoompliahss moro with one plough
ing, than 10 obtained BY twiee.plnughiaR With o..
binary machines. The maeh!Hs 10 destaed 10
come into uniyeual use.
sSrFor sale at Maasheld's Clover iIuileF Vac
tory. e1f t1s .salii gGf hssl,
Ashland, July u 1868. RI
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Cs:sttsSes;s be s.as..s . ssI.iaissats q az sS%ye"
FAN s1n fissoI~i1s.ss .aas.z. b L-.a Z
oe,ae.r.
IL, :, H. S,a,a o. IN
.ss'Ine nighee' u''Jo'Hy V"tN"S -" Ss'St
bHpS h1efY .g1GTE slIi' mHsd lsN bpa sfgi3
'lb,OOOsN POI i1lpPid Hsgnaiknel ~
,r,- ,.a IN stanI about az fol.
taiNi he Leg'san'uu." Wy 49, go 100 lWsl
'lowsi,s5n'J Jnas. s3.i p, s'ss,i.s& Il,
~ Senafe-Democratsi 25;a wings, D !;
1FTeeei Soilers and Fag Ends, 5.'''o '''a''
has M, .kss1nemccratse rs - Whips ,p15 !;
s,,sttSsSn 81 baS SeaaaH
Tres S"'o. .nn-9 -" AN
All The proOdotpfg y lha' ue""V
stand q fair Bighnaunderi the above condl-
lion Of The figures, 10 be, elected 10 The
y.-ts,,ors,.,s.I son.,s,s i,ris sboog -go ls
aoHSH Gss % ~ ,.J ~
AS soon as "e a'I Ss"S' "a s-uHus,"YsTs
-plele table OF the Voles' we ,snah Jay DC
fore our readers ~ HoiIVIoeeid
1 ,,,-
The .Siotesn,a, has looted up The semi
l~oaysi,, yo,s IN ,,l.tbs cooptiesof The State,
49, ss Is 1uIsnpv l,At,uyl H. "a
o.,uose'nO' saw s'. =" 10. 81" -
and haron, andlelyesslH ssS io,,ows
MS1ill 49, ~. -. -. 4 "::........ ' sa,s7S
- II
sl,Medll's msjority over Darrere. s.y.,.. SO '55S
"a Lewis'4 ..'s %. SO No.. oV,l0Y
= Making 1 Medaps majority osyerbo,h. ., o,sSS
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Its 10 be soped that The Mmyer editor
will not prosecute Mr.. SnAKrsrgARE ca
e account Of The foregoing T.lIsgJT o.
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CHE nlNrkets.
ASHLAND PRICES CURRENT.


cORRECTE I'd vERY w~EDEEsDAY o.
GRAIN. BEEsWA& Pl6. . . . =. . 20
WHEAT . bush . .0j 40 ITALLow pIb......... 9
BARLEY p bush .. So. 5OiiE0Gs . doZ ....... .
Corn p bush 80. .39IIcnEHsl p lib ........ .
RYE y push !. ....... AL WHrTE BEANs p bush. lUO
OATS plush. -. .,...2j ONIONS o bush ...... 50
PROVISIONS. PUTlrors plush. -. 3it
Flour . Dbl. . -. $50 FRUITS.
HAMS p b .......,.. glAPPLEr . bush. -. rs
SHOULDERS y b -. .6DiUPEALHEt . bush..,-. I rs
SIDES b.... % SEEDas Nj I
BgEF . b -. ....5@6 lTIMoTBYS SEED Pbngh 4 %
LARD y H.. ..... g CLOVER SEEp pbukl.4
ikgEBkR S.B .........i4 FLASSKkD pbgsb. s8lop
hsfk
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'l's ~ Somebody took from our table the
Ashland 7imrs Of last week
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BARRIERS LINE OF HACKS,

LEAVE Ashland
@a@a'::: s g.. 4 4 ! & 4;
the cars on the Cleveland Columbus and Cincin.
mai Rail Road. R
Returning, Leave New London after the arrival
Of the trains.
Leave Ashland for Mansfield on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at7t O'Clock, p M
Leave Ashland for Wooster ON Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at 5 O'Clock P NJ. I 90
September, 1898. IS
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SPORRI-

Dash will be paid for GUTTER attbe But'er
~ store under the sanpssl House. Present
price for extra choice qualiiy, u cents per h.
Suitable Salt Tor DAIRY purposes will be furnished
al cost farriers viii Sad il for their Interest t0
make good But .er, and will be paid a price ac-
cordins to quality. Please deliver IL ire cool q
the day. c. y. HOTCHRlsa.
AshIoNd, Jnne 20, 1888. A
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,n. 18th. nasanthkaa EefkS PpYsgt, under IN
w. .,s,o.t haf d saSred ndtRtdiHdhet OF he common
kS.aSaI ia dssSasn 20 ths' se~5OH brothsrheod'-
IA IsxLIs PTEncHeiitaasa s%gasslEs aE lHld ~
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d APPRENTICES WANTED
'INW0 or three boys, Of good sorss
4 and character, can have a good opportunity
oflearnibs the Carriage making business by im~
mediate application to rlgn8s An
October 20, 1858. 4wqa.l
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-19
Public Discussion.

We learn that the merits Of the Maine
Law, pro and con, will de discussed by Dr.
levitt in favor, and Mr.. Bebee in oppOsi-
tion tsraCJ
"The first discussion to be held in Co
lumbus, on Tuesday, August the 23d, 1853,
commencing at ten o'clock A, M, and con-
tinued, in Lancaster, Tuesday, 25th; in
Circleville, Friday, 26th; in Chillicothe,
Tuesday, 30th. Each debate commencing
at the same hour" a.gy't
That our readers may know who and
what this Mr.. Beebee is, we extract the fol-
lowing from an article from our distin-
guished Brother Olds declining challenge
for public discussion:
"Who this Mr.. Bebee is know not,
ercept that / see from his paper he is the
editor and publisher of this Banner OF
Liberty devoted to the exposure Of all
the various schemes Of priestcraft for secur-
inc political ascendency and robbing the
neopie.' I know nothing of his character,
except as it may be inferred from the char
acter of his sheet. If the number have
Seen is fair specimen of the pages gener-
ally, am free to say it is not 1T to be
placed in any respectable family. II seems
TO be engaged in crusade against the
Christian Sabbath, the Christian Ministry,
Sunday Schools, the Free School System,
Missionary Societies, Ohaplains for Con-
0ress and the Navy, and indeed against
almost everything that Christian commu3
nifty has been accustomed to hold dear and
sacred"
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-19
Another Argument.

In Cuyahoga county there were TAB
persons committed to jail between the
first of May and the first Of August
1858, Of these 628 were from the city
Of Cleveland, and 100 from the rest
of the county. Of the whole number
SIT were committed for drunkenness
and consequent bad conduct.