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On the 18th inst by JoHN VAN NEST ESQ.,,
Mr.DAVID SMaLLEY to Miss. SARAH DA-
VAULT, AL ofPerry Township, Ashland county,
Ohio. s11 -s5 -D-s4s s.- =. -
II Accompanying the above was also smother
excellent CAKE, fr which many hankr..s- .r
20, may their WAYS be paths Ofpeace .e
Winch e'er the rad Of sorrow $ .uns,-
Their hours be bIest, their joys Increase
- And all their ares be-Lfttie OHeS!"
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TTThe Germans have produced some OF the most
excellent remedies for various di eases. Also
winch NAV be specified =. DR.. Hoohand's eelebra-
ted bitters, - for sale by c.. NJ. JaeksOn-aIrd used
with remark able success in Liver complaint,
JauudiCe, Dyspepsia, Debility. and . general de-
Eang-ment oil the stomach. The Sunday d, spatch
says OF his medicines:
we feel convinced. that in the use of the Ger
man Buffers the patient does not become debiIiia-
led. but constantly gains strength aud vigor TO
the franie-a fact worthy Of great consideration.
The bItlers are pleasant in taste and in smell, and
can be administered under any circumstances, to
the most delicate tomach. Indeed they can be
used by all persons with the mCst perfect safety
IL would be we'll for those who are much affected
in the nervous system, to GGn.nIehce with oneteA-
spoonful or lees, aLd Gradually in'rease. We
speak from experience, and arc, Of cOurse, q
proper judge The press far and " ide, have united
in recommending the German Bitters, and 10 the
afflicted we most cordially advise their use"
May "A, 1854. 2wi
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NOTICE

r S hereby given. that tn" undersigned has been
q this day duty appointed and qualfed as
administrators OF tn Estate of James PoaS,
late of.Astia1d county. Dhios deceased.
LAURA G. POAG,
June 81. "a A3w4* Administrative =
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Mary Belinda Grub. P'H' In Ashland Com.
John R. Grub, Def. Pleas Df'0Tee,
TOHN r GRUBB will take notice, that
81 Dispositions wild be taken ia this case, al
toe Office OF Young & Briukerh"fr, in Maus6eld,
Richland County, Ohio, on Wednesday, the
10Th dty &c July A. D. 1884. be we"n the hours
of eight O'Clock, A. M. ..onr o'clHck, M. OF
SAID day. ALLlSoN,
g ~. y-a az ~ Atty's for PiG.
June 81, 1854 3w4
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rnIllION FOX DIVORCE.

rn1IIION FOR DIVORCE.
Mary B linda Grub, P'f In ashland Common
John R. Grub, Deft. Plfes-
HNHE sid defendant will take notice, that
the undersIgnedo on the 18th day of June.
1894, flied her Petition in said Court against
him, ai.aegipg in substance. thatisaid defendant,
about the 18Th of March left sand Petitioner,
and went 10 Ca ~rfornia, without providing any
means for the support OF Petitioner and their
minor child. That he has before and since been
guilty OF adultery, with one Rachel Mofft, and
" tn divers other persons unknown To Petition
er.i Petitioner aiiedges as causes for divorce.
list. Gross neglect ofduty. I'd .Ad ltery. And
the prayAr7sf said Peurioner is that marriage
contract may be dissolved /; that she may be
restored Ia her maiden name, thar she may
have the care aud custody OF their minor child.
aud for reasonable alimony land unless said
defendant plead, answer, ar d.mur to srid Pc
tilion on or befnre he first day oil the next term
of said Court, to wit /: the 2Sth day. ot August.
1884, the same will be taken as confessed, and
a decree taken accord ng y. ..-
MARY BELINDA GRUBB, g.
BY Kellogg x Allison, her Atty's.
June 81, 1854. 6w4
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BARRIERS LINE OF HACKS.
Livery Stable.

o"G A MOS LEWIS wishes it distinctly
&N N understood that he has not quit the
Livery business, aud that he has just made quite
an aditiOn TO his Stable i'll the the articles of Bug
gies and 9:iU horses. :
His Stable il now Kept Immediately back of
the Sarnpsei House. Customers Can always find
some person TO attend 10 them either at the STA.
BILE or the SaHpsel House. Passengers carried from
Ashland in any direction, at moderate rates.
May Il. 1851. 52tf
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RENTERS, LOOK HEKE!!

T=HAyEs procured a right Tor an improve
i ment in building houses, by which a house
may be built for a small amount of money,
with all the convenience s and comforts of the
dearest houses. and as / haze appointed John
3Smalley ,OfAshland, as tn agentfor this CO un-
aty, please call OIL him and examine the mod
Ell, and procure a right .Tr.J .t1
- aT .1e. H. ANDREW s.. NORRIS.
Troy, Ashla nd CO., Aug. s, s 49,. 2tf
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RAIL- ROAD p

- RAIL ROAD NOTICE
TSshHrsby gwen. 10 Tie Stock Holders of the
franklin and Warren Rail Road Company.
that The annual meeting for the election Of Of
zfcers viii be held at the ofice ofthe cnmpanyiD
PrauRs in. on the Sdcnnd Tuesday, the 18th of
~JnIysIS54sat ten O'CLOCK, M--sEZ-7sF ;
ae-sa jim. TYLER, Sec'y. !
- June 81, 1S54..z- s -..-a rsast !
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-FRESHsupply Of Wright's Indian Peg
N etable PITS, a standard English Medicine,
for the reyention aud cure of diseases to aid
and improve digestion and purity the blood.
For sale, at the new Drug Store in Ashland,
by
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Important Discovcry
RELIEF IN TEN MINUIES!!

n EI<fEF NJ IL O /.
DRYAN,S PULMoNIC WATERS are unfail.
ID ing ia the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis Sore tThroats, Hoarsenoss,
Di fiji uItBrealhing Ii cipientC Consumption, and
Diseases of thesLings. they have no tasteDot
medIcine.sandiury child willtake them. Thou
sands have been restored to health that had
tbefnre dIEpaired. Testimony given in hundreds
OF cases A single dose relieves in ten MN
utes s,5. --x -~--s
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers-the orig
inal and only genuine is stamped Bryan
Spuri IS kinds are offered for sale. Twenty
j., BRYAN & Co., Rochester. New York; Pro-
prfetors. Whole sale by J. d. Park, Cincin-
natl. Ohio; w. Fiske Cleveland, Ohio.
.February 8, lS54-n3stE< Jtt5l
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DISCOVERED AT LAST
A Mystery Explained.
A Revolution is Certain, Victory is Ours.
DR.. A. ADAMS

NEW THEORYaOF DISEASE is awakening the
IN inquiry in the minds Of all who reedAt: How
it ST that Americans have been so long and SO
s~iavishiy imInured in darkness and ignorenceon the
subject. ofdisease.
DIR. AL. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM.
. THE GREAT PANAcEA OF DISEASE,
is offered to the afflicted of the States and Terri,
tories for the entire cure of Liver Complaints all
stages, bilious Fever, Ague and Fever, Chronic
Lung Fever. DropsiCal Affections, ~ConsumPiion
Below Complaints DiaTrhea, Dysentery, Kbeume-
tism, Bleeding Piles Blind Piles, Scroiuia, Salt
Rheum. Dyspepsia, General Debility, Nervousness,
Costiyeness, Indigestion, Distracted Menstrua.
i II a /. Adams Liver BaIsam has stood shs
lyrec and test for the last fifteen years, and has
proved 70 the most sKrrtiusarbeyeada=shadsE-ofA
doubt, thatltis-
The only Reliable MedicineE Eyer Discovered
tbeing purely all vegetable. fer the permanent cure
come its m ost sanguine votaries, and pronounced
The Liver Balsam to be the assfH E0H tEA
Oniy Reliable RATbinger of Healtht to the
AFFLICTED, EvERYwHERE.gs4 -
made, swollen with expressions Of gratitude. for
the 5reliefsreceiyedby its use.l And in submitting
this, the Liver Balsam is recommended 10 aifthose
suffering under the
IRON GCaSP ofthe Mf1SRTEDECEAsE
and at once procure one bottle of ORA L. Adams'
~Thesrcaders is inferred so tho Afedte4f Tract
found by making application to the Agent where the
BaIsam is sold. giving a full epitome of the cause
aud cure of all diseases; Gontaining, also ceTtih-
Gates from those who EGve tested its unparalleled
aScendancy over the diseased TO which We are all
sqbject Sold ~ !. H. Cos AshlAna
z Mansfield; q. p. Stamets, Rowsburgs j. H.
i}aumgaIded& Co., Wooster cyssssu
G, E. SCoTT, General Agent, No. 90 RanfotDh
Street CEiaago, Illinois. af=t 61a Ef4 s84
February I,lS54.-n37J y. -
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StabIer's Anodyne Cherry Expectorant
Is copfdcntly recommended to invalidss as UEsU-
RPAssED by any know WIN preparation. for the cure
of Cou2hss H0arseReSs, and other forms OF C0MfzoH
Coldsj ASTHMA, ROUP. NSUMP
TION in an early stage, and for the Relief of the
aese. .- h.. --4 -
1t combines, in scientific Hammer, remedies OF
long esteemed value, with others of more recent
discovery; and besides its sOothiRg and tonic quail
ties, acts tiro' the skin, gently and with gTeatsef-
.fcacy, for the cure of this class of diseases. q
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NOTICE fsshereby gisen that the subscribers
In have been appoInued anJ qualified. as
.adnInIstra ors on the estlteot Benj unaI Is fuck
hart late OF Ashsand couRtys deceased.
as ~ .tzs --E DANIEI STEADY,
iss16z zpt- HENRY ZEHNER.
June Il, 1854. 3w3
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

DIlIDOH = OHIOI. 3
THE undersigned will sell TO 1 e lowest and
i hest bidder .en Saturday, the Sth day OF
JuIy next the building Of a bridge across, The
townships Of Clearcreek and RuggIes, near the
firm OF Jacob MYERS. Sale to at
one O'Clock, p. Nj .ft- EUKE SEEBY..
. -a il GEU.9 MCCONNELL,
5ze,,t ts5 'ss.a-i -<nff AMOS HIEBORN.
o June 81, '54-4w4 --sf7" Commissioners.
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.Rs,t.Y Ftt.M Fet.!!a

IT EVILS &{FLBTCHERsi Yegetoble Com
IIpeund for the cure OF Epilepsy or FITS
recently discovered Invaluable Medicine
purely vegetable, for the cure of this dread
ful diseases.sJ uss received anF for salybg-
- r. H. CHUBB
Druggists, Ashiands O.
JoIye, q 1858. Hf E
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Read the JOLocipg Letter in farOr of Dr.-f- Z. Id
ans, Lirer BaLSGn..-
DR.. A. L. ADAMs-Dear Sir: l have been much
af your invaluable Liver Bafsam, from which l
have found great relief. aud il my opinion it far
any Medicine which has ever been in,
troduced. want you to send me more as soon p
Yours Pespea fuIly-
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Notice,

FKTsHE undefsign ned have been appointed -Ad-
1lbzministratoTs of the estate ,ofJoIn Grindle,
decd. All persons knowing themselves. in
debted to said. estate, are requested 10, make
immediate payment and, all persons having
claims against said estate are requested to pre-
sent them legally authenticated within one.
6, ear from this d late. ~
ABRAHAM GRINDLE,
F.. 80. ,as henry GRINDLE,
! ; J une Ia, 1884, 3YS.sfF Administrators
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HATES OF ADVERTISING.
Sioux anu Sob Printing.


Having just purchased a superb new press,
sad added large lot OF new type to our already
extensive assortment OF Job materials, we are
now prepared to execute, in Style that cannot
be surpassed by any ONCE in this section Of
tesantry, @
Books, Bonds, labels, Circulars,
Cards, Dra.ta, Receipts, EoIes,
Z PasteTs, BIlIs, Checks. Man,fests
SBianks, Bill Heads, TiekeIs, Deeds,
PAMPHLETS, PROGRAMMES. PUSTERS,
and in short, every description of Plain and
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probate Otice..-The following Executors,
L administrator and Guardians having filed
their accounts for settlement IN The Probate court
of Ashland county, Ohio, the same are ordered to
be published in the Ashland Union far three weeks,
and will be for hearing at the July term of court,
1 1854, viz:
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z Jacob Beam, deceased.
/" James Duty, administrator or
-- Ahdrew Kegg, deceased raa
John GarSt administrator of
John w. Ward. deceased.
David F. Young Administrato
of John WetZ, deceased. ar5
H Joseph B. Morley Administrator
of George Morley, deceased.
." I. William Lash Administrators of
Henry Miller, deceased
" g. John Burns administrator of
George North. deceased.
John Yule and L. Plank Exec
utors of JaHett Strouack, decd
C. Brackler and J.. ShoultZ Ex-
ecutors of Christopher Brackler,
deceasi d. 81
!" A Finley, Administrator of
- Hartman Helman, deceased.
Final Joseph Hoffman Guardian of Bet
sy Humerickhouser.
Christian Kramer Guardian of
@ John and Almond Morris.
- /" Jacob Miller Guardian of Simon
Landis.
Juno Z. "a. 4. |. CURTIS. Probate Judge.
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7aE UEraE is Pubiished every Wednesday
1isrniag in the town Of Ashland, Ashland co.,
Ohio,
By JNO. SHERIDAN,
- On Maia ST., over r. MeMahaR's Store.
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.oe Frederick KouP's Estate.
NoTicEf is hereby given, that the 1undersign-
~ ed have been appointed and qualified as
Executors On ~the=estate of Frederick KouP,
late of Ashland county, deceased.a1
80 n = DANIEL KOUP
'r-7sE % JONATHAN POLICEMAN.
June IA, 1854. Sw3
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At a meeting of the citizens of Ash
land, ON the evening of the 18th inst,
it was determined to celebrate the COM
ing anniversary of AMERICAN INDErESD-
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TnE UEraE is Published every Wednesday
1herniag in the town Of Ashland, Ashland CO.,
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Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the name of
Hon. II. II. JonNsoN, as a clndidate for re-elec-
tion to the office OF Representative in Congress
from this Con ressionli District, subject to the
of the District Convention, and obiige
HIS FRIENDS.
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Yours Respe otfuIly,
Pike, Bradford Co., Pa LOOMS WELLS.
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Terms OF

By JNO. SHERIDAN,
oGes On Maia ST., over r. MeMahan's Store.
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NEW THEORYzOF SEA is awakening the
IN inquiry in the mindsof ali who readit. How
it 81 that Americans have been so long ana SO
siavishfy im1nured in darkness and groraneeo on the
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-11-02
Communication.

Mr.. EDITOR The subscriber who lives in the
neighborhood of, and has frequently visited the
United States Upper Cedar Point Light Boat, since
it has been in the keeping of Captain Thomas A.
Burgess, would ask the privilege through the me-
dunn of your paper of congratuating the Public
upon the excellent manner IN which the Boat has
during that time been kept. The strictest atten,
ton has been given both by the Captain and the
hands to the performance of each and every duty
respectively required Of them. Their attendance
on the boat has been regular, constant, and unre
hitting. The best lights have been always kept
up during the required time. The boat herself
newly painted, is kept in the cleanest and neates
condition. while all connected with her seem to
perform their duties promptly, fully, and cheer
fully. The conduct and manner of both Captain
and hands towards any who may happen to visit
the boat most courteous, affable, and obligng.
and every disposition is exhibited on all hands to
subserve the convenience, and promote the inter-
est of the Public; and while the subscriber would
not detract from the merits Of any of Captain
Burgess predecessors in office, he feels it due to
justice, and takes pleasure in thus bearing testi-
mony to the full and faithful performance of duty
by public functionaries.
A CITIZEN OF CHARLES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-11-02

RoAD.-We learn from the Marlboro Ca
zette, that, in compliance with the request.
of number of the friends OF this road,
Maj Trimble has consented TO make sur
vey of The route from the Potomac river op-
posite Aqua Creek, TO point near Bslli-
more city, with a view to demonstrate the
pracsicabiIisy Of building the road at rea-
sonabie cost. A party Of twenty gentlemen
of Prince Georges, have agreed to subscribe
the sum Of $50 each towards defraying the
expenses Of The survey.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-11-02
LATE FROM EUROPE.

:. The steamship Pacific arrived u. New
York on. Monday, bringing Liverpool dates
to ,hel8'h. Nothing definite from the sea,
Of war had been received since the depar-
snre of the Niagara, bu, i, was known ,bs,
up to the 9Th no further fighting had occur
red. The allies had 10000 men in the
Crimca, and Menschik o IF continued to hold
the field 10 the N forth of Sevss.opol, expect
ing reinforcemen,s that would swell his ar
nv TO 10000 by the 18Th. The garrison
Of Sevas,opol numbers 100000 The allies
had landed from the flee. portion of the
marine force, with 500 guns, who would
participate in the seige. The aspect of the
news shows tina, desperate struggle is ex-
pec,ed before Sevastopol snrrendcrs. From
other points the war news is unimportant
The Baltic flee. is to return home without
undertaking further operations. Omar Pa
cha is preparing TO recommends hos.il;iies a.
long the line Of The Danube
The reconstruction Of the kingdom Of
Poland by France and England, and the ex.
is,ence ofa secre, treaty between Russia and
Prussie, are given as rumors. They are
probably nothing more.
The English and Continental news is of
li,le interest. The cholera continues its
ravages in Dublin. Commercial troubles
have hada disastrous el1ec. in Ireland, csus-
ing several important failures. The Spanish
Ministry have directed The expulsion of for
eign refugees from Madrid.
Cotton is firm al unchanged prices
Breadstuffs have again advanced.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-11-02
EXCITEMENT AT POLITICAL MEETING

EXCITEMENT AT POLITICAL MEETING
General Cass delivered political speech 10
about $500 persons al Chicago, on the
2Oth ult. He was listened 10 with great al
,ention, but after he sat down some one cal
led for three groans for Judge Douglass,
who was also on the stand. The call was
Kissed down, bu, cheers were given for O.
-hio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana. The Chi
csgo Tribune says:
"A, this juncture considerable confusion
prevailed, when some one called for speech
from Frederick Douglass, (black man, who
was in the room. II was caugh. up and re-
sponded to, by apparently, FIVE hundred
persons. The effect was as exciting as If Q
bomb-shell had been thrown into the room
Colonel Snowhook rushed upon the stand
and brandished his ifs, ., the crowd, while
Colonel Hamilton declared, in the most en-
pha,ic manner, that il Douglass came to the
stand he would have him taken TO the
ws,ch-house. Such an uproar as followed
we have seldom witnessed. 1t seemed as il
Pandemonium had broken lose, and The
threats Of The Nebraskaites only made the
matter worse. Frederick Douglass had the
good sense to retire, during the confusion
but The crowd did not know it. The meet.
ing was dispersed by some one turning of
the gas.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-11-02

THE STEAMBOAT ENTERrRIsE.-We are
requested to give notice thu. the Committee,
sometime since a, public meet
ing in this place, TO ascertain the cost, &c.,
of Steamboat to ply upon the walters Of
The Potomac and Chesapeake, will be ready
to report on Tuesday afternoon next. II is
suggested that those who feel an interest in
the matter should meet on that day in one
of the upper rooms of the Court House (as
the lower room will be occupied by the
Agricultural Society Say a. 3 o'clock
and hear the report.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-11-02
DAY AND PADGETT,

TTAVING received heavy stock of Goods of
L all the usual varieties kept in irst-rate coun
try store, take this method of giving the public an
invitation to examine them; and also take occasion
to express their thanks for the liberal share of Gus
tom which they have heretofore received. In the
most care and feel confident that the wants of their
customers can be fully grati6ed They also invite
an examination of all other descriptions of Goods
which are now in store-such as GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QuEENswARE, SToNEwARE, TINwARE,
FANCY ARTICLES, MEDICINES, Doors, SHOES.
HATS, CARS, &C., sc. Terms, cash, or credit of
six months to punctual customers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-11-02

AWFUL RAIL ROAD CoLLIsIoN.-Oneo OF
the most heart-rending and terrible rail road
accidents occurred on the Grea, Western
(Canads) Rail Road, on Thursday last. A
few minutes after S O'Clock, when near
Baptist Creek, the passenger train, which
was proceeding at the rate of about 20 miles
an hour, came in collision with gravel
train which was backing toward the east al
the rate of 10 or IL miles an hour. The
gravel train was composed of fifteen cars,
heavily Loaded with we. gravel. The shock
produced by the collision was tremendous
The second class cars were smashed into
atoms, and nearly every person in them
killed or dread(uIly injured. The first first
class car was also badly smashed, and m ost
of The passengers in the front part off met
with the same fate as The passengers in the
second class cars.
The scene presented after the collision
was horrible one. lntermixed with the
fragments Of the broken cars, dead bodies
lay in profusion, many Of them mangled in
the most dreadful manner; while, from ou.
the heap of ruins, proceeded The groans and
shrieks of the wounded.
The passengers, who were SO fortunate
as to escape uninjured. Immediately set to
work TO draw out the wounded and The
dead from the heap of ruins in which they
lay. At II o'clock, A. NJ, the bodies Of
twenty-five men, eleven women and Ten
children, had been brough. 10 light, and it
was supposed that from ten TO twenty 9TH
ers YET remained to be discovered. Twen-
'y-one men. and twenty women and chill
dren, were found TO be badly injured
ny OF them fatally. Several of the dead
were crushed ou. Of human shape, present
ing hearl-sick ening sight.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-11-02

THIRTY-FoURTH CoNGREss.-The mem
bers already elected to the Senate are, po-
liIicaly, twenty-seven Democrats, seventeen
Wings and one Free Soler. There remain
to be elected, eigb, by Democratic Leglsla-
lures already chosen, consisting of those
of Alabama, Arkansas, California, Flor
ida, Louisiana, North Carolina and South
Carolina; three by oppo i'ion Legisls-
lures already elected in Indians, lowe and
Pennsylvania one BY the Missouri LegisIs-
iure, doubtful as TO politics, and five by Leg
isatures no. yet elected, in Illinois, New
Hampshire, New Y rk and Wisconsin.