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SUPERIOR
Wv I " ID OW RK.EN EsS.

a bNI I'JN q NUl NO 40 NOrth Second street,
IA below Arch, Philadelphia. One Of the most ex-
iensivc and best manufactures in he United Ntales
orgnators OF some of the splendid styles of Blinds
and Shades which have the prizes the Frank lin
Institute for their superiority of finish and spendor of
conception. 65- Shades und Blinds of every variety
and character on had and made order short noct
and letiered if required in superior style and nj low
prices. Repairing and Jobbng attended TO We study
10 please the public fmarch2 29, '5i-9m
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WILMINGTON, ArRI. II, 1854.
DIED,

On Saturday, the 10Th instant, at the resi-
dencc Of her son, John Bprnct, in New Castle
county, Del, ELIzABErH BoRHEr, aged about
90 years
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CUANoI AUAMoI

ESfsaSH TINHE subscriber sole agent for the sale Of
tfEslS Il PERUVIAN GUAN0 in philadelphia,
from the Chlncha Islands:
Ship Sorooco,, 1900 tens
Ship RuElinglon, 75e IoEs
Ship Topaz. 200 tons
which will he sold i'll lots TO SUIT purchasers at the
low cash prices. S.J. CHRISTIAN.
formerly Glading 4 Chrstian)
as North Wharves, and 81 North Water ST -.
April 10. J4.3m. srr. PhiladeIp phia.
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DIR UCSl DRUCSf

- .rFNT MEDICINES Of all kinds can be oS.
tained al the Drug Store Of
snvr.a yuue IS, 1883. Commerce e.
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FISH AND RROVlSlOMS.

- 'ALDWhLL Il GREEN, WhoIesllr Deal
N ~ ers. No. 40 Walcr src"l, near Arch, Pha
%s.tB d6lphia
Ct
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0-@rWe learn from the Reporter that Dover
has increased since 1850, 236 IN population !;
from 1910 70 1850 the increase was only one.
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CUANO! CUANO!

oOu IONS Government PeruVlan GualO,
300 Tons super phosphate oil Lime
9GO Bbls. Ground Plaster.
Inc subscriber ofier for sale The above articles ofhc
mos superior quality, and AT IN" very lowest rIes-
Consumers and Dealers Will find II to their ad vantage
10 call before purchasing, JOHN L. PONEROY
" South Wharves, 81 door above Chestnut ST ,
April 5. 81 3m.
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MEXICAN GTANn.

'HE subscribers call the attention of Farmers and
Dealers to this GuanO. BY chemical analysis it j.
9nno 70 contain larger propOroR of Phosphate Than
FeruVlaa Guane. 1000 bbls, landing. For sale by
}. A. a. =. ALLEN,
mar ~ 543m and south Wharves Phila
CANE SEAT, PLAIN g. FANCY CHAIRS.
~ A RM Chairs Rocking Chairs Cane Seueos
Ess "A Dining and Chamber Ch4rs IN all the varie-
nes OF coOrs and ashIonable styles at the cheapest
rates. Wholesale and retail at
N. F. WOODS
Warerooms No 1873 and 1871 North 9th street
mar ", '54-3m oppeHile Franklin square. Phila
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EtAG$ XYANTER

DElNG extensively engaged IN tie manufacture of
- l"rer, We viii pay % Country merchin,s and
Diners having Rags for ~e, thol Inc present naT
hel pfce-Cash. JE>SEP d MOORE,
Paper Nanj.GciureTs
fA'afc!p c!phia-Nos. . al % North ST. first street be-
i"~ Ar Ia. ryt~c'n ,,th aid Gh, mar 90, '54-2m
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JOB PRlNTiNC

0F every description, executed with ncatnos~
~ aQd despatch, at the ohfcc OF" The Del.-
ware Herald"
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FOR SALE.
WestCOtes & Miller.

MANUFAcTURER of Sash and Blinds, n. E. corner of
1Fl Broad and Wallace streets. Phiiadelphs Con.
staniy on hand ar5e of Sash Of all sizes
and thickness ircuding thick. with general assorl
ment OF Rolling Blinds warranted equal any that can
be made A general assortment of sash ready glazed
always on hand All orders by mai or despaich' will
receive prompt attention and Goods delivered 10 any
part Of the City or DISTRICTS free of charge
Shipping or the California marker supplied at the
shortest notice. (march 90 '5l-3m
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CT EDWARD SNOwDON. Importer and Dealer
%E1AS II III QUEENSWAR CHINA and GLASS
SEs NO ~ North Second street, opposite Christ
Church, Philadelphia,
March %, '54-3m.
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-10-05

We understand that the democrats of the Ashland con-
gressonal dstrct in Kentucky will assemble In mass meet
ing Lexington the 26th instant for the purpose OF
laying down their positions in favor of the principles Of
the Nebraska bill and the general policy of the admins
traon We shall look with interest to the proceedings of
the meeting.
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ally OF the aboitonzed wings Of the North and long
its position has little to recommend it to south
men, suspect that its warnings and insinuatons
will be regarded by southern wings with many grains OF
distrust whilst southern democrats win attach TO them
no weight than if they came from the Tribune or
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-10-05

The Hon. John L. Marng of Tennessee has been in this
city several days He is awaiting his instructions min
lister resident Guatemala and will proceed to his post
soon as his instructions ready We glad to Mr.
Marling enjoying improved health
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East gives birth orders Of similarly remarkable char
acte shall continue breathe freely and deeply in the
face of the open and nferenal threats of the Madrid
respondent of the London Times
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-10-05

II We could conceive Of any possible benefit that could
accrue to the democratic party to any member of it.
from discussion of the doctrine of popular sovereignty
AZ asserted in the Nebraska BILL with the Richmond En-
ourer we should cheerully undertake to controyer its
posous But as the whose South has at least acquesced
In the provisions of the BILL and uEted in sustaining il
against the most powerful combination at the North to
its repeal unable to discover the wisdom OF
the attack which the Enquirer makes on that feature OF
the measure which it chooses to sgmatize as squacr
sovereignty We know of such thing as sqaater soUe
regny the Nebraska BILL but we recognise in the right
of the people Of organized Territory to establish or
prohibit slavery they choose of the highest evil
dences of popular sovereignty can the principle in
voved in this right be successfully ssaed coptroverted
by argument-much less by applying to it an epthe of
odum.
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The following able and interesting opinion of Attor-
ney General Cushing concerning certain provisions of
the reciprocity treaty recently negotiated and ratified be-
tween the United States and Great Britain is communi-
Gated for publication by the Secretary of State.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. s, 1864.

We are in receipt Of note from the Hon P. Philips,
stating that the in the calls for the late
meetings at Caruss that he would be present and address
the meeting without his authority
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FALL SUPPLY.
PROBATE

TNHE folio Executors and administrator
having filed their accounts in the Court of
Probate of Ashland County, Ohio, for settle
ment, the same are ordered to be published in
the Ashland Union, a newspaper printed in
said County for three weeks prior to the next
term of said Court, to wit:
The final acct. of John Smith, Administrator of
Henry SmalIy, deceased.
The final acct. of Henry Hough. Administrator
of Solomon Hough, decd.
The final acct. of Sarah Bare, Admir- of Adam
Bare, decd.
The final acct. of John C. Wright, Admir- of
Joseph Wright. decd.
The final acct. of William Mcneil, Admir- OF
Ida Scott, decd.
The 6nil acct. OF Martin A.. McHose, Admir- of
Peter Weaver, decd.
The final acct. of Isaac Kaufman, Executor of
John Kaufman, decd.
The partial acct. of Daniel Darrougb, Admir- of
Thomas Darrough, decd.
The partial acct of Violet Colmery, Admir- OF
William %Colmery, decd.
The partial acctof GeU.& Lewis Guthrie, Admir-
of Richard Guthrie decd.
The partial acct of s. p. Jones, Admir- of Geo.
-Chamberlin, decd,
and the same are continued for the inspection
of any person Interested, and will be for hear
ing at the next term of said Court.
|gs- rsl- A L. CURTIS, Probate Judge.
August 18th, 1854. 4wI2f
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Penn. Medical University of PHILADELPHIA,

OF IfiE
Penn. Medical University of Philadelphia.
INHE fall term of this new Medical School
l. for Ladies, will on the LIST Mon
day in October, 1854, and continue four months.
The System Of Teaching here pursued, is
entirely new, and is more comprehensive,
thorough, liberal and practical than that of an y
other Medical School in the country. 1t IS
based, as far as possible, upon the positive
Sciences, consequently, free from all sects and
dogmas. The branches of study are divided
according to their natural ORDER of succession
and taught in four progressive courses of four
months each there are two courses in each
year, thus enabling the students to pass sue
cessively through all four courses within two
years. By this arrangement the study is rem
dered easy, and possessed oil daily increasing
interest.
Ladies desiring a thoroughly scientific Medi-
cal Education, or any part particularly interest
ing them, have facilities here nowhere else to
" found.
For Announcements containing Terms, (Which
bill always be made satisfactory list of Off
GERS, Faculty. and other PARTICULARS, please ad.
dress JOS. S. LONGSHORE, M. ID. DEAN,
No. l6o Arch-st., or Box 1858, Philadelphia P. o.
Aug. l6, 1854. ni2tf
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July 10Th. 1854.
Pnrtition Notice.

TOHN Scott, SEN, and Matilda his wife. Da-
vid Scott and Elizabeth his wife, Joseph
Scott and Elizabeth his wife, Samuel Scott and
Mary Ann his wife, William Gilmore and Nan
cy his wife, John Alexander, jr., and Mary his
wife, George Smith, John Smith, David Smith,
Joseph Smith. John Scott, jr., and Elizabeth
his wife, will take notice that a Petition was
filed against them on the 9Th day of July, A.
D., 1854, in the Court of Pleas of Ash
land County, Ohio, by Walter Craig and Eliza
beth his wife, and is now pending, wherein the
said Walter Craig and Elizabeth his wife, de-
wit: TIN south east quarter of section twenty
seven, township twenty-one, 81 Range sixteen,
situate in the County of Ashland, end State OF
Ohio, containing one hundred and sixty acres
more or less and also the north East quarter
of section twenty-feur, township four, north
range nine east, situate in the County of Wood
and state of Ohio, containing one hundred and
sixty acres, more or less; and that at the next
term of said Court, application will be made
by the said Walter Craig and Elizabeth his wife
for an order that partition may be made by S id
premises. CRAlG
ELIZABETH CRAIG,
By Fulton s. McCombs, their Atty's
July II, 1854. owl
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MARRIED,--on the 18th inst, by Rev. J. L.
Mr.. THOMAS MARTIN. of Wisconsin,
to Miss MARY M. KARNAHAN, of vermiIIion TP.,
Ashland county, Ohio.
On the 10th inst, at the McNulty House, Ash,
land, by Rev. JOHN ROBINSON, Mr.. G. r. BU-
GILMAN to Miss MARY JANE DUNHAM, both
of Jeromevile, Ashland county. Ohio.
" By the above we learn that our friends have
precipitated themselves into that " perpetual foun-
tain of domestic sweets )" called Matrmony. Ac-
compenying the notice " as a beautiful cake and
would you believe it reader "a GOLD DOLLAR
Such liberality is a certain passport to good luck.
We give them q sentiment:
"oh m arried love tsueh heart sh.il own,
Where two congeni1l souls unite,
Thy golden chains inlaid with down.
Thy lamp with heavens own splendor bright :"
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

H Hugh NsF 1.! Ia ashland Common
Benj1min Landis, alias Pleas.
Fl. Fa.
PURSUANT to the command of a alias Fl.
Fa. issued in the above case from the Cunt
OF Common Pleas, of Ashland County aud State
of Ohio, to me d rected, l will expose to Pub
lie Sale, at the door of the Court House in said
county, on
Monday, the 11th dag Of September,
A. D., 1854, between the hours of ten o'lock,
A. M, and four O'Clock, p. NJ, of said day,
the following described Real Estate, situate
and being in the county OF Ashland and State
of OF 10, to wit :-Lot number twenty-five IN
the first addition to the original surveyed Plat
in village of Rowsburg, situate in the south
west corner of the southeast quarter of sec
ton fifteen, Township twenty-five, Range hf
teen, being fifty eight feet in front, by one hun
dred and sixty-eight back, also nine feet ten
inches in front, by one hundred and sixty-eight
back, and OF lot number twenty three in the
addition Aforesaid. Terms of sale-Cash.
J.. D. JONES, Sheriff.
August 9th, 1854. Its pr S4,12I
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8g GeLearapB.
aA5IMD
LOUISVILLE, Aug. II.


By mail we have the st. Louis papers.
At five O'Clock on the evening of the 9Th
a riot occurred at the Fifth Ward polls
in St. Louis, in which an American was
stabbed by an Irishman, which seemed
to be a signal for a general attack, and
pistols, stones and other weapons were
freely used.
The mob of Americans then supplied
themselves with axes, and destroyed a
large number of Irish drinking houses,
breaking the furniture and everything
that was breakable to atoms. 1t was ru-
mored five were killed and a large num-
Der wounded.
The mob then threatened to attack the
college.
The Office of the Aneier, a German
paper, was once attacked, but was saved
by eight companies of military which just
arrived in time.
Ten arrests were made up to eight
o'clock that evening.
Not an Irish grocery was left on Nor
gan street. Fully sixty Irish doggeries
of the lowest order were destroyed.
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CINCINNATI, Aug 12-P.

OANC1NNAA1, mug
The Democratic convention met at
Carthage to-day, for the purpose of nom
mating candidates for county officers and
for Congress. The committee on reso-
lutions reported the Baltimore platform.
As soon as the Convention re-assembled
in the afternoon, the greatest excitement
commenced. The Know Nothing ques-
ton was introduced, and the ~organiza-
ton denounced. Charles Reemlin, who
was a delegate, said it was inconsistent
to denounce this society, while the Dem
l~ocrats had a secret organization, (refer-
ring to the Miami Tribe) of which Uni
ted States Senator George E. Pugh was
chief. The lie was given to this asser-
ton and Reemelin was attacked and
finally fed. After which the Convention
broke up in a row, without nominating
candidates or passing any resolutions.
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HARTFORD, Aug. IL


The Times learns that the extensive
Satinet Mills, known as the Hocamon
Mills, situated at Rockville, IL miles
east of this city, were entirely destroyed
by fire this morning. Loss rs to l0o,-
600 dollars. A considerable portion is
covered by insurance.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Vermont Central Railroad was held yes
terday. The only business of moment
that TRANSFERRED was the appointment OF
a committee to select a new board of di-
rectors, which are to be voted for at the
annual meeting on the 18th of Septcm:
Der.
The case of Crane, the President, who
stands charged with heavy defalcations.
is to be brought before the Grand Jury.
The Board of Health report the mum
Der of deaths for the week ending to-day
at 1049, of which 265 were from cholera.
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New YORK. AUGUST IL.

The stockholders of the Harlem Rail-
road will report on Tuesday next.
The New Haven Company are still
busily engaged in the examination OF
their affairs. The examination goes
back to the early days of the enterprise.
The Star denies that the French Min
ister has made a demand of 5000, 600
for property destroyed at Greytown.
In Philadelphia some Is Roman Cath.
olic teachers in public schools have been
removed by the new Superintendent Of
the Institution.
The foundry in the U. s.. Navy Yard
at Washington was destroyed by fire
yesterday.
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WAsHINGroN. Auo, -,

The Navy Yard was destroyed byfre
Yesterday afternoon. Theywer casting
cylinders for the steamer Fulton, and
had two thirds of the metal poured into
the mould, when the latter exploded,
instantly setting fire to the building.
Hundreds of spectators were present at
the time, but they all escaped without
damage. The adjoining buildings were
saved by the most strenuous exertions
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New York. August 9.

The Tribune has a special dispatch
this afternoon, from Muscatine, which
says the election in that State has result
ted in the complete triumph of the Wing
anti N ebraska Maine law ticket. The
Wings in that county have chosen a SEN
ator and two Representatives, and the
whole county ticket, and has given 1913
majority for Grimes for Governor.
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H.. N. Musgrave In Partition in Ashland
Us Common Pleas.
R. w. Musgrave,\
PURSUANT to the command of an alias or
der of sale in Partition, issued in the
above case from the Court of Common Pleas,
of Ashland County and State of Ohio to me di-
rected, 1 will expose to Public Sale at the door
of the Court House, in said County, on
Monday, the 21St day Of AWgust,
A. D., 1854, between the hours of ten O'Clock,
A. M, and four O'Clock, P. M, of said day
the following described Real Estate, to wit :
Lot number thirty-six, 1865 and Lot number thir-
ty-eight, 1881 in the town of ~Jeremeville, in
said county, appraised at four hundred and IF
ty dollars. Terms of sale-ons third cash on
the day of sale, one third in one year, ard one
third in two years thereafter, with interest
Deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
J. d. JONES. Sheriff.
July IL, 1854. D7ts-pfS2 10
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The Standard says the Governor, Sen
ate, and will be Democratic.
The Register says Dockery gains, COM
pared with Reid and Kerr's vote, 1916
in 40 counties. The Standard says
Bragg's gain, compared with Scott's, i:
l006 in SO counties.
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CHIcAGo. ANGLO

In Dubuque county, the Wing ticket
is elected by a majority of $50, being
a Wing gain yer 1852 of l22. Musca-
tine county gives ThoriDgton, Wing Con-
gressmen, $50 majority, being a Wing
gain of252. Grimes (Whig) is elected
Senator, and two Wing Representatives
in Scott county-being Wing gains.
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CoLIMnIA. S. C. Ane. 8.

SetterYille reports a large gain for
Dockery in Clingman's district. The
opinion is that Bragg is elected by a
small majority. Legislature close but
chance in favor of the Wings. Later
Dockery believed to be elected. so
counties heard from-Dockery gains
1858 votes.
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Schoo1 Notice.

THE School Examiners of Ashland County, O..
follows:
In Ashland, ON the third Saturday of May. A t
Savannah, on the second Saturday of July. At
Hayesville, on the second Saturday of September.
At Ashland, on the first Saturday Of October. Al
so, at the same place. on the third Saturday OF
October.
Each applicant for a Certificate will be required
to furnish evidence of q good moral character.
Examinations to commence at 10 o'clock, A. ii.
By order of the Board,
G. w. HILL, see'y.
Ashland Nav 10th. 1854. Stiff
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. +!

A private dispatch from st. Louis
says Luther NJ. Kenneth (Whig) is cleo
ted to Congress over Thomas Fl. Ben
ton.
The entire American ticket has tri-
umphed in the city. ~
The writer of the dispatch says that a
riot was progressing just as he handed
in his dispatch.
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AJ23" 01G"&A
AND
NEW GoODsn
SHILLING g. BURNS

TTAvE the pleasure of Informing the public
III in general, that they have just received
from New-York their Spring and Summer
Stock of Goods, which they offer to sell al
very low prices. To be convinced of this fact
the public will only have to call and Examine
their large and varied Stock of
Sow Go
Reddy-Mdde Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres. Vost-
ings, Summer Stufs. Leghorn and Palm
Leaf HATS, GROCERIES,,
BOOTS AND SHOES
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS in great u~ariety
Of Patterns.
To THE LADIEs-We invite particular
aiteI ton to our Stock of DRESS GOODS,
which is one of the most desirable ever offered
in AshE1nd. And to the community..in general
we say, that we will not be undersold by any
firm in this or adjoining Counties; for we are
determined, by close attention to business, to
see how low we can sell Goods and make a liv-
ing. In short, our Stock is very complete ; and
no pains, on ou- part, will be spared to make
our Store the seat of general attraction tiire'-
out the season, oy constant supplies of such
Goods as the country requires, and at prices
that will be certain to give satisfaction.
-.f,,.-= ..-s- j. d. .SKILLING,
H. BURNS
Ashland, May oath, 1854. 3ml
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RhErcu Au1

I1H1 AuS.II.
All the counties have been heard
from except Mcdowell and Buncombe.
The Senate will probably stand 80 Denis.
and 20 Wings, and the House 90 Dems.
and 81 Wings. Bragg's majority will
not be less than 1000.
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Administrator,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
IN signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator of the Est ate of Jesse Evans,
deceased, of Lake township, Ashland county,
Ohio. Those who know themselves to be in
debted to said Estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment. All claims against said Es-
tate are required to present them legally au-
thenticated for settlement within one year from
this date. Juice WEATHERBEE,
Admir- of Jesse Evans, decd.
Aug. 10th, 1854. 3wl2.