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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-11-08
A Large Democratic Army.

In the recent elections in the three
great States of Ohio, Indiana and Penn
~sylvania, the Democratic party, although
defeated by a combination of all the
isms, factions and parties in the country
polled a vote of which it may well be
proud. In round Numbers the case
stands thus:
900 Democrats
Ohio--E---l20,000
Indiana------ 10000
otal------370,900
This shows that the bulk of the Dem
ocratic party is yet true to its time-hon
ored principles, although few thousand
members have wandered off "aftel
strange gods" No other party singly
can begin to poll the great vote above
recorded in those three States. w,
have been beaten by a combination thai
cannot possibly hold together more thar
a few months, and early establishment
of the Democratic ascendeney in Ohio
Indiana and Pennsylvania, is one of thu
ce~rtaiDties of al early future.-Cim
Eng.
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Sioux anu Sub Printing.

Haling just purchased a superb new PRESS
and added large lot of new type to our already
extensive assoriment of job materials, we are
now prepared to execute, ia a style that cannot
be surpassed by any Office in this section OF
scountry, SEQ -.9 sa-.f7
Books. zBonds,s Labels, Circulars,
Cards. n Drafts, Receipts, Notes,
posferss Ruis. : Checks, Manitests
Blanks, - Bill Heads, Tickets, Deeds
PAMPHLETS, PROGRAMMES. POSTERS,
and, in short, every description of Plain and
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BRIDGE NOTICE.
GREAT
Af the Old Brick Corner,
ASHLAND. OHIO.

|
THE undersigned having bought the LARGE
and EXTENSIVE stock of merchandise, for
merly owned by Robert Me Mahan in this plIce,
announces tO the citizens of this County and
all others who wish to avail! themselves OF the
privilege of laying in their SUMNER AND FALL
SUPPLIES CHEAP, that his Store is the pIace e.
He intends keeping always on hand a large and
general assortment of
GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
such as is wanted by tia people in this region
Among our unprecedented variety are
D@T @0OD8a
of all Kinds, Styles snd Varieties. GROCE-
RIES, a large SToCK-Salt, Fish, Plaster, in
short every thing in that line, which will be
sold a less prices than any other Merchant
dare sell. ! am nov and will be selling for
somcti-le at cost, so that my present stock may
be reduced to make 70 IN for my
FALL SUPPLY.
aErAlI who wish great bargains, are invited
to call soon and examine my Stock as tie goods
are going very fast, and you may not have
another opportunity to secure your goods at
such low figures. All kinds of
COUNTR Y PRODUCE
Wool, and any thing the Farmer has to sell, will
be taken in exchange for goods.
81 Don't forget the pIace-the old Brick
Corner. East of the McNnlly House.
Ashland, aug. t6, 1851. nl2rf
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Hlisflilaaeons.
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW.

Every woman should know that IL She is in poor, sickly,
debilitated condition of health, making existence a burden
70 herself and a source Of painful anxiety to her relatives
End friends, and perhaps, 0iorrbIe re lection y entaiIing
and fnficting her own maladies and sulTerings upon her
children, that it is her duty TO understand why and from
what caGse her suGerings arise, that remedy and relief
may, while Yet There is time, be awaited of, the causes be
avoided in futurS, and her health restored, that she may
be fitted for the duties and capable of the ehjoyments Of
life.
Let every woman look at the enaciated form, tile DEATH
like complexion, the deep-brrted, Iistreless eye, the sunk
en- cheek, the gloomy and depressed spirits, the shattered
nerves, the PROSTATE and helpless condition of many a
wife, mother, daughter, or sister, if not herself included,
within her own circle, whose days are days OF agony, and
ask herself, =" Must this continue? Must this be2 Is
there no remedy? No relief? No hope?"
The remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding
them, and knowing the remedies and b%enefting by them.
These are pointed ont in
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-11-08
CAUTION THE PUBLIC

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Isaac Gates, Admir- of Is
tate of Thomas Braden,
deceased.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
GROCERIES, CONTEMPORARIES e,
TOYS. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
NOTIONS. &C.. &c.
e. ACHERE

i has just received a large stock of all kinds
oi Groceries and Coniectiouaries; a splendid
variety of Toys and Notions of all kinds,
Musical Instruments, &C., Sc.
In his SALOON he has made arrangements for
a constant supply of Baltimore and New Haven
OYSTERS, Game OF all kinds Sardines, Pick
led Meats and the delicacies of the season.
Lunch served at all hours on toe shortest no
tice- Constantly on hand a variety eff remPcr-
ance drinks.
Thankful Tor past patronage. he is dstermin-
ed TO spare neither pains or expense in eater
q call.
Ashland, Oct. 4th, 1854. nI9tf
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A Wonderful Discovery has recently been made
by DIR. Curtis, OF this city, in the treatment of con
sumption, asthma, and all diseases OF the lungs
We refer to DR.. Curtis's Hygean OF, Inhaliug Hy
gean Hapor and cherry syrup" Withinsthis new
method the DR.. has restored many afhicfS ones to
perfect health 2s an evidence Of which he has
innumerable certificates. Speaking of the treat
ment a physician remarks-It is evident that in
Enthusiastically breathing an agreeable, healing
vapor, the medicinal properties must come in di
rect contract with the whole of the arial cavity
NJ the lungs, and thus escape the many and varied
changes produced upon them when introduced in
to the stomach. and subject to the process OF di-
Fists throughout the country.-N y. DHtehmGn.
See advertisement of Medicated Inhalation in
| canother column Of this paper ly2
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-11-08

HoooFLANDs GFRMAN BIrNERs. prepared and
sold by DR.. Jackson, al the German Medical Store.
100 Arch ST. eet PHILADELPHIA, daily increase in
their wen deserved celebrity, fol the cure OF all
diseases aTssing from arrangement of the liver.
These Bitters nave, indeed. proved 7 blessing to the
afflicted, who show there gratitude by the most
fat-Gring testimonials. This medicine has estab-
iished for ieself a name that competitors, however
willy their schemes, or seductive their promises,
cannotreach 1t gained the public confidence by
the immense benefits that have been derived rom
it, Id will ever maintain its position @w24.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-11-08

~ SECRET foR TIE LADIEs-HOW TO FRE
sERvI BEAUTY Dom use Chalk, Lilly White, or
any of the so called cosmetics, to conceal a faded
n salIow complexion. If you would have the
roses brought back to your cheek. a clear, healthy
and traEsI aren't skin, and life and vigor infused
through the system. get a bottle Of CarteT's Span
ish Mixture, and take 1t according 10 directions.
but after q few dases you do not find your health
and beauty revIving- your step elastic aud wig rous,
and the whole system refreshed and invigoTated
like a Spring morning. then your case is hopeless,
and all the valuable certificates we possess. go Tor
caught. 1t is the greatest purifier Of the blood
known is perfectly harmless, aud at the same time
powerfully efhcacious. See advertisement. 4w.24
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T The Times says that Capt. Oh
iyer Byrne, military and civil engineer,
lately a resident of New York city, has
goneto Russia, by invitation of the Car,
to occupy apositioni in the Russian army.
This Byrne is the author ola mechan-
ical dictionary issued in parts by the APP
spletons.
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OBJ 8s5lan0 anion.

The UrIos is published every "Wednesday
morning in the town of Ashland, Ashland co.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-11-08

BY JNO. SHERIDAN,
Office ON Main ST., over r. McMahan,s Store
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THE FAMED JoHS SAwYER.-This
venerable clergyman, aged 90, lately
preached By appointment in a town in
New Hampshire, where he began lis
ministry IS years ago BE vas accom-,
panied BY a deacon of his church aged
IS. who has lived on the PeHobscot river
for half a century, and has never been
down to its mouth, since he went up to
settle in a wilderness, as it were, in
1904.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-11-08

Martha Braden, e'. al.
II Y virtue of an order Of sale issued from
the Probate Court in and for the county OF
Ashland in the above case, and to ME directed,
1 will expose to Sale on the premises, on
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-11-08

THE L COLLEGE has removed to new and
Il splendid Room $, ,urpassing in beauty and cor.
veienncethose OF any similar Institutions in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24


The New York papers yesterday morning published
teegaphic despatch from this city giving account
of the surgical operation at the Albany Hospital
Thursday, which calculated to leave the erroneous
impression that the deaf OF the patient by
the of ether. We have procured from hentic
the following report OF the caseA large fungod
gandular tumor removed from the neck OF dAugh-
ter Of Mr. Daniel Weaver Of Gailupville, Schohario
county aced IL. Tho tumor Of eleven months
growth II extended from behind the middle Of the
TO the anterior end Of the cdvcle, the astod
muscle; and vets crcumscrbed in its boundaries
projecting and apparently loose, that examination
By council OF competent surgeons, IL deemed
prudent to attempt its removal operation
The only thing which promised relief. There were two
points In fhe tufnor where the skin less
affected, end which included in two semi eptical
csions The flaps of the skin reelected each way
and considerable part o. the tunor exposed when il
found to dip deep and involve the carotid artery and
it's branches and at its lower part for inch and half
or Two inches the internal uRular vein passed through It.
vded and secured above and below the point Of division
The vein divided, and pressure made upon It. Seve
raj vessels taken up about the upper part OF the
wound Tho patient was put under the influence OF
ether and chforoform. The loss Of blood the
shock and perhaps moderate admission OF air in the
vnous circulation, depressed the powers Of life rapidly
and just about two hours from the commencement Of
the operation the patient died upon the operating table
The faculty OF the college, number OF physicians and
the medical class were present at the Hospital The
operation was performed by Prof March, assisted by Dr.
Amsby and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

CnEs EsAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL DEBrs.--It Ia
sta ed that notice has been given by the proper parties
to the holders Of that class Of dcbs Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Cena Company which stand deferred TO the
mortgages heretofore given to the State Of Maryan
known scrip, bones Issued for scrip, bonds and ac
ceptsnccs to creditors balances due contractors 6c
that the President and directors have authorized the
sodaon and conversion Of said claims where the hold
may desire H. into registered debt and interest
said company for which certificates win be issued
~ the Cce OF the company and after the LIST day OF
January next The interest accrued said claims will
be computed 10 the l Of January 1855, and embraced
n the cerhca,e issued from which date the principal
sun only Of said certificate viii bear interest,"
I end NIe0r1pk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24
The New Tork State Mllitta.
[From the Albany Atlas, Dec. 23-l

We understand that Gov seymour, upon the Applica-
tion OF Breader General Yates commanding the Second
brigade New York State Militia and approved by Major
'he bounds Of the First division TO be attached TO the
Second brigade. The regiment Is numbered the 10th
and presented, application for organization, seven
fun company rolls. Commissions have been issued "a
Captains John Lane, John B. BoEnclIy, Jas Haggerty
Tdward Butler, Dennis G. Mntou, John Begg and Jane.
7. Mcguire
This Is the regiment Of which, in ts yet unorganzet
state COL Doheney has been commander.
APPOINTMENTS.
Major General Cooper has mado the following app
mens to oil vacancies In the stan OF the third dvs on-
Col. William .. Cooper, DiyisIon Engineer.
Col. William A Jaoks0n, Division Judge Advocate.
Lieut. Col Henry Allsn, Division Quartsrr,aster.
Maj. John Jacob Wendell, DIvisis n Paymaster.
MAJ. Blescter Tebstts, Aid6e-CAmp,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24
{, Austria in Alliance with the Western
Powers.
war TO Be DECLARED AGAINST RUSSIA.
failing Of the Washington with a Cargo
Worth Three Millions Of Dollars.
AD v AN CE IN CON SOLS
&C., Go., &c.

i HALuAx, Dec. %, 1854.
Ths royal mail steamship America, Captain Laing
from Liverpool Saturday 9th instant arrived at th
port this afternoon, for Boston.
Her advces are ten days later than those received b.
the Pacific.
TAs Collins steamship Atlantic arrived out at II A. NJ
on the 9th inst.
The screw steamer Sarah Sands sailed from Liverpool
for Portland the 5th inst and the Washington lef
Southampton for New York the eth. The latter ha.
one hundred passengers and cargo valued at 26O0 00(
sterlfns
The news, although devoid of anything exciting from
the seat Of war; Of the utmost Importance inasmuch
~ II Il announced that the most important negotiations
were in progress, and that Austria had signed treaty
Of alliance With France and England.
Nothing Of consequence had transpred before sebas
tepol.
There ID no news whatever Of importance from the
ssat Of war Frequent sorties recorded, and the
Russians were generally rcpulsod without much damage
On either side. The allies were continually receiving 70
inforesmsnts, and mainly engaged in strengthen
ing their poatsons.
Tho main interest of the news is centered in the ne
gotstions which had become complicated and of vast
importance.
4 treaty Of alliance between Austria, France and
England. signed at Vienna on the ID ins-bindng
it is supposed-Austra to declare war against Russia
within one month, and England and France to guaran-
~ Austria against invasion or insurrection.
Austria calls the Germanic States to support her
s~eaa n r
in opposition to this Commercial letters assert that
Austria entered into this treaty unwilingly but con-
scented to It in preference to breaking entirely with the
Eessslrode has published letter defining the four
terms ON which Russia will accept peace namely:-A
joint Of the five Powers the Christians
in TURKEY; like protectorate the Princpaties
subject to existing Russian treaties the revision of the
treaty Of Is, 10 which Russia will the Sultan
win; and tae free navigation of the Danube.
Prussia and all the Germanic States hastily put
ing All their armies ON war footing
It is said that Omer Pasha, with 10000 troops, is
about to embark for the Crimea.
Admiral Hamelin had resigned the command of the
French squadron in the Black Sea, and returned to
France
The rsmaiader Of the French troops in Greece have
tesa ordered 10 the Crimea.
proposition for the augmentation of the British
army to the extent Of 900 to be submitted to
PaIlaneut.
The Spanish Chambers have decided to support the
present dynasty The ministry resigned upon tri
Ring financial defeat but consented to resume Office.
Ths latest intelligence however is to the effect that the
criss continued and that Espartero had advised the
Queen TO send for Madoz and Oleazo to cabinet
Mr.. soule had arrived at Madrid.
The Danish Ministry had resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

TIE NAIL TO F0RT GARRy.-The prominen. ci.
items Of Fort Garry, tired Of having mall fac tes
between this city and the Hudson Bay Company's sta
tion, determined to send monthly mail from that
place to Swan rivers distance OF four hundred miles
appointed by from this city TO Swan river
il will bring ndistant Pembinav in monthly communi
ton with us-much 20 the advantage Of both sections
The trace Of the company is already greata the ono
hundred heavily laden carts that annually mike their
appearance In our streets sufficiently testify and Of
points becomes increased in like proportion viii this
trade augment.--St. Pdups Pioneer, Dec. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24


r. j. Haideman Pean silva. Slas Bent. .USN.
Anong the visitors who were observed in privileged
Beats Of the two Houses Of Cougrsss recently was Mr.
Edmund Lafayette, worthy grandson Of our ilustrous
Revolutionary lafayette
ARRIVALS.
From Charleston, in steamship Marion.Hrs Morgan
Tatslse, q England, J Gitts IRVING, Bliss, Liy
ingston " Grucr Master Dodds Butler, VIM Lorins
3 PlAtt-2b in the stceragc.
Tron Havana, In schr wintemoyah-Nss Mary Morrow
DEPARTURES.
For savsnnah IN steamship Knoyylle-s Wilmot LADY
dsushter alton, Vic Charge de Affairs from
New 0renAda Temstodes parcdes Secretary OF the Leg
lion OF Now 0rcnada Mrs Jane Taylor Mrs Foley Capt
Irsneis Huntley Mrs Dickinson, Mrs Julia Wnbcry Miss
DyuSnena lss prunmoSd srs Blsehys MIS- n.x,
s'ssh sSy cs g aa.icsss hi asofn s p'y
sklon Riggr, e. Powers, Miss Miller Miss Ella Skill
ton B Bruden, Julius Haring John Buliarj Chas A
J Marsh and lady. Miss u Niles, Miss Miles, John
Busside, John Kellogg W kellogg, william Ryan, and
81 n the steerage
For NeroIk Petersburg Richmond In steamship Roa.
noke-s Teaf Eodsers, pudlsg. Mrs Harris,
Crsnshaw. Nr and Mrs Rudolph Johnschsr and lady
snovdcr Mrs Julia Veal aud threo children, Bacon,
James Crow James Tarrnr, James Suokie, Geo Derrick
, Jchn Morrison W 8 Brown, and ~ In the steerago
For Charleston in stcsms hip James Adzerc Hunting
tou N Mex Kenxis Mitchell aud two ehiliron Tpaoh
man, Geo Smith, w Wagner, Welsh, lady and child
Mn d BAxtlet Miss Fanny BARTLETT uyer his Emily
Esrslsst nsPherson Akin, Fhhsr Tnos Wryht M
wM MeGrsth, Jas Johnson stsehAm. Miss Wary Hicks
A Daly, Geo Asnny, and u In tls stssssxs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24
COMMERCIAL INrELLIaENcE.

Co1roS.-The market had been pretty active at tho
Of the week. but fell OF towards the close
Fair qualities were triae lower but other descriptions
we're about the at the departure of the Pacific
The weeks business amounted to AZ, 900 bales.
BRHADerrsrs The market for breadstufrs had under
gone but little vsaistion and the demand quite
dcrate.
PRovrssoSs show no change Of moment.
CoxsoIz had advanced, and closed at 9Sil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24

THE Posr OrncE-IScREAsxD RKsr or LxrrR Boxxs
POSTMASTER Fowler has determined to raise the rent
Of private letter boxes kept tho Post Once from four
to six dollars year. This step has been rendered me-
cessary by the fact that heretofore this department
has not paid for itself and certainly merchants will
not object 10 pay the additional two dollars especially
as they promised increased facilities for the delivery
Of letters The number OF private letter boxes
the department is $780, and the yearly revenue is
$4,000. Preparations making TO add 700 boxes
to those already in use which, with the additional rent
viii make the total revenue t25 200 The increased sum
thus derived will be devoted 10 the employment Of from
eight 10 ten additional clerks who are much as
the department Is short handed The clerks in the
Post Once are now compelled to work from twelve to
fifteen hours day, and sometime longer. This s
certainly unfair and it is to hoped that the employ
ment of few more clerks will give them the time they
much require. The increased number of boxes
will supply want that has long been felt indeed so
great has been the demand for box facilities that
bonuses of from thirty to fifty dollars have been paid
chants and Others have heen the Post Once books
one time waiting for vacancies. The additional boxes
viii be supplied by January ], 1865.
MILITARY MArrKRs.-The cold weather appears to have
but little effect military friends whose ardor
rises with the fall OF the thermcm ter. On Friday we
favored with the salutes of several military
panies and among Others the Fourth Ward Grenadier
Guard Captain J. L. Jones' They numbered thirty .ave
muskets, and were accompanied by Shelton's Brass
Band The Guard made fine show, which is certainly
more than can be said of their target which had ev
IDENTIFY suffered shockingly. Yesterday the Taws Rus.
sell 4 Co. Guard, Captain Edward Bucken, numbering
thirty muskets passed the HERALD onice, their way
TO Harlem where they con,ended twenty five prizes
The Rynders Grenadiers passed the office about II
o'clock in the evening, accompanied by brass baAd.
grand excursion on Monday. The s'boys" appeared to
be quite Jolly They looked though they didn't
fig for the s'hard times.'
FIRE SEvENTTH srREEr.-At about three O'Clock yes
terday morning fire took place in unoccuped frame
hull e.fe a%al L..
and Eighth avenues From this building the flames soon
spread to the frame dwelling occupied by Norris r.
Moon They were both consumed. The unoccupied
building was owned by Mr. Hays The fire is said 10 be
the work of an incendiary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-24
Marine Affairs.

A Crr,rR SHrP PmLApIIPHA The Mssarw
Gardner Baltimore have completed the clipper ahils
Narer, built for Nessrs. Dawson & Hancock, Of thn
city She In to be commanded by Captain John Sanford
who surcrin'epdcd her construction She Is three
decled ship OF 1900 tons burthen Her extreme Length
$50 feet breadth OF beam 42 feet and depth or hold
IS feet Her model Is very sharp indeed sbarper than
any vessel launched In Baltimore and she carries
under her bowsprt full length statue OF tse celebrn
ted Admiral ahr whom she named. This hne ship -
the largest built in Bait MORE and for beauty q
well in substantial build, win be quite acqus{iso
TO-. The merchant marine Of Vps city.-PANNt@pAia
xsder,