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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-04
Democrats Remember.

OF the election-the day when you will
be called upon to exercise that preroga.
tive dear to every freeman, and " for
midabie to tyrants only 1.-THE right Of
choosing your own officers.
REMEMBER
That you have the same foe to oppose
at this election that you have always
had, and that every man should be at
his post to insure a victory.
REMEMBER
That the Wing party have always op,
posed a Tariff that operated for the ben
eft of the poor, as we'll as the rich and
the well born.
REMEMBER!
That the Wing party are in favor of
fostering Banks and monied Corpora
tions-conferring upon them privileges
and benefits that are not enjoyed by the
masses.
REMEMBER!
That the greatest good to the great
est number o is one of the cardinal prin-
ciples of the Democratic party.
REMEMBER!
That it is to Democratic Men and
Measures, the country owes its present
prosperity.
REMEMBER
That the Democratic party has an
nexed every foot of territory to the Uni
ted States that has ever been annexed,
and that the Wing party has always OPP
posed territorial annexation.
REMEMBER
That the Wing party has taken sides
with the enemies of our country in eve
ry War in which the country has been
engaged, while the Democratic party
has stood by the country in every hour
of peril.
REMEMBER
That the present Democratic Tariff,
which the Wing party claimed would
ruin the country, has not only met the
expenses of the Government, but has
placed in the National Treasury a sur
plus revenue of over THIRTY-NINE
MILLIONS OF DOLLARSl and has
been applied to the payment of our pub
lie debt
REMEMBER
That the present Administration has
established FREE TRADE with Canada,
whereby the laboriug portion of the coun-
try will be vastly benefited, as Canadian
produce a now be shipped to the Uni
ted States free Of duty, and, consequent
ly, must lower the price of breadstuffs in
the present hour of scarcity.
REMEMBER
That the present Democratic Admin
istration has compelled the nations of
Europe to acknowledge that much-dis-
puted doctrine heretofore, hat "free
make free goods )" and our ships
now traverse the high seas unnolested.
REMEMBERl
: That the present Administration has
the Fishery question in ONE year,
which the Wing Administration under
FILLMORE failed to do in FOUR years, and
came very ear precipitating us into
War with England
REMEMBER!
That under Democratic rule in Ohio,
there has been paid off within the last
year, NEARLY HALF AMILLION
OF DOLLARS of our State debt, and
reduced the State tax THIRTY THOU
DOLLARSl
REMEMBER
That the taxes in every county in the
State, unless increased by local taxes,
will be lower this year than heretofore.
REMEMBE
That the Wing party now processes
to be the PARTY OF FREEDOM,
whereas the past history of that party
shows it to be the most ultra pro-sAauery
party that has euer eriSted IN this couss-
tryf
REMEMRER
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-04

N ii D BoIcE has removed his
Hardware store to LUTHER & CRALL's
new building, one door wesi of HoTcH-
xIse, Butter store.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-10-04
REMEMBER!

That the present Democratic Tariff,
which the Wing party claimed would
ruin the country, has not only met the
expenses of the Government, but has
placed in the National Treasury a sur
plus revenue of over THIRTY-NINE
MILLIONS OF DOLLARSl and has
been applied to the payment of our pub
lie debt
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81. UROSCOPIA.

hrs. BROTHERS GRAY, the celebrated Ger.
- man and Indian Physicians, have established
permanent medical Office In the city of Baltimore
for the accommodation Of their patients in Mary.
land. The Doctors can be consulted at their office
every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, from 8 a.
m. until 10 p m.
Office. 40 Pacs street, between Lexington and sar-
etega Ste.
Also, at their principal Office, at Washington, D
G., on south street, on Thur day, Friday and Sat
urday, opposi tho Smithsonian Institution, WHERE
they have had large and successful practice for the
last four years, III the treatment Of all chr, dis
cases. and those diseases produced by tho Old School
Mineral Physicians, by the indiscriminate use OF
Mercury, Arsenic, Anthony, &C. Happily, for sui
fsrers their practice is msnifesty Injurious that
1t is now gradually on the wane, and must in few
years sink into oblivion. God in his infinite good
ness has given to suffering practice far supe
riOr snd shown that there is yet Balm In Gilead
We fatter ourselves that all who favor us with
call, we will, without asking single question, ten
them their complaints and sy uptolns, and guaran-
tee an easy and speedy cure. A decided advantage
We have ever other medical men, Is In the manner
We determine the nature and location OF the disease
which is BY the urine. We require at least two
ounces Of the firstin the morning ---
Office open daily for the sale Of their Family Medi
cinss. aug @eo1mh
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TRULY Manufactured and ac cheap 90 any establish
ment in the Union.
DOLLARD's HERgANIUM EXTRACT Oh LUIS
TROUs HAIR TONIC
prepared from South American herbs and roots the
most successful article produced for wing
the hair nom falling out or changing COLOR restoring
and preserving 1t In healthy and luxuriant state
Among other reasons why Dollard's haircutting ga.
loon, maintains its inlnenss popularity is the fact
that his Tonic Is applied to every head Of hair out at
his establishment, consequently it is kept In better
Preservation than under any other known spplica-
offers the greatest guaranty of its efacacy. Sold
wholesale and retail Ut his Old Establishment 1T
Chestnut Street, oppoaite the State House, Phila.
delphia.
Il. DolLARD has at last discovered tho III pIus VI.
IRA Of hair dye and announces it for sale with per.
feet confidence in its SURPRISING everything Of the
kind now In use. It coors the hair either black or
brown, rs may be desired, and Is used without any
injury to the hair or skin, either by stain or other
wise, can be washed OF In ten minutes after The sp-
pication, without detracting from its efficacy Per.
sons visiting the city invited to give him call
Letters addressed to r. D0LLARD, III CHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, viii receive attention.
jan ely. l.
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United states Patent Once.
WASHINGTON, Aug, l8. 1854.

nN the petition of JORDAN MOTT of Mott Haven,
" N. York, praying for the extension OF a patent
granted to him on the LIST day Of December IS4O fol
an improvement in sSthe mode Of oostructiny a
combined Caldron and Furnace, for the use Of Agri
culturalsts and Others" for seven years from the
expiration OF said patent which takes place on the
four Gs54): '''0''- '-''''-'A ~''A NY
It Is ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Monday, the 9th of Novem
per next at IL O'Clock, and all parsons are notified
10 appear and show cause, If any they have, why
said petition ought not TO be granted. - - :,
Persons opposing the extension are required to le
IN the Patent Office their objections specially set
orth In writing, at least twenty days before the day
OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party to b.
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted In accordance with the rules of this Ofica
which Will be furnished on application.
The testimony In the will be closed on the 3lst
OF October; dispositions and other papers relied IN
on as testimony must be filed in the Office on or b.
fore the morning Of that day; the arguments. #
any within ten days thereafter. :
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Union, lntelligencer and Evening Star Washington
y. o., Evening Argus, Philadelphia, Pa, Scienti6c
American, New York: and the Post, Boston. Msss.
once week for three successive weeks preyiou, to
the OH OF November next the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents ;
P.s.-Eaitors Of the above papers will please copv
ana send their bills to the Patent Once with rs.
p01 0on'ainins THIS notice.. aug l9-S3w 3
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean steamer,
"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. %

I'iIS beautiful burial place Of the dead bavirp
Il just been dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
for the IL DOW open for the reception Of the
remains Of deceased persons.
The MAUSOLEUM has capacity for q hundred
bodies, in which such friends of the dead a. ma,
apply can place the departed until they select site.
for the graves.
The plan Of the inoorporators Is one of equality
regard TO the lots which will not be put up pubcl,
Tor sale, (athough they usually bring premiup J
maklsy the early selection of lots the most dssir
Nbls.
Until an ofics Is established In the city Of Wash
ington, spplicitions VIII be punctualiy att. nded
to at the pres. mt ocs In the east wing OF tbs buld
ing on entering the Cemetery. ..,I.0-.I
WIN. 8. HUMPHREYS
N. B-6lsnvood Is situated short distance du.
north Of the Capitol. anv 11-.m
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AMERICAN 4 FoRF1eN AGENCY

0Rpos,S Ms Treasury DPartment Waihfnoton
HINDER the direction Of AARON RAIaHf PAiHTR
~ Counsellor Of the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted states, and Consul General Of the Republic OF
prosecution and recovery of claims Of American cif
sens on foreign Governments; or the United States
before Congress, the Executive Departments of the
tedefA Government and Boards Of Commissioner
atung In Washington; recovery of debts, lsRacies
ana inheritances IA the United States and foreign
countries; investments In United States and State
securities; collections generally, remittances, and
oener money business. Having efficient and relia.
bic correspondents In the several States and Terri
tories ofths Union, In Mexico, Central and South
America the chief cities Of Europe in Australia In
da, and China, the undersigned is prepared to give
MS prompt and faithful attention to all business
that may be con6ded to his agency. II
feb lk-Wly AARON q, PALMER. &
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BULL VS.. BEAR.-The "Grass Valley
Telegraph" gives an account of bull
and bear fight at Iowa Hill, California,
on the 4th of July, which equalled the
most sanguine and sanguinary expecta.
tions. 1.-The bull" says the Telegraph,
'was wild, and the bear, grizzly of
large size, was caught few weeks since.
The instant the animals beheld each
other they made a spring, the bear rails.
ing himself to strike, and the bull lower.
ing his head for plunge. The contest
was tremendous, and in about twenty
minutes, the bull, with one year bitten
of, his nose torn and neck severely man
gled, laid his ferocious adversary COM
pletely dead in the centre Of the arena.
The owner of the bull now offers to fight
any bear not exceeding him in weight,
that can be produced, for q wager of any
sum between 81 900 and $1,000" This
bull and bear are greatly ahead of their
namesakes. in the East. The instant
their eyes met, they jumped into each
other, which is always the case with
bulls and bears when they are in earnest.
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THO MEMBERS OF CON G n e 8 3 !,
Il Strangers and CittxeMs.--We ere
now receiving lot Of Goods suitable for the Fab,
oonasting Of
SILKS Of all kinds
French MousseliEee, Merinos
Alpacas, Bombasins Irish Lineps
Table DAmask, Dsmask Napkins, Ylannels
Cassinets, Cloths, Cassimeres - a5
0inghams of eli kinds 5stt g>
HoGiery Of ell kinds s 20 sta.2 -
A full assortment Of Domesties Of all kinds -
A variety OF Carpets Of various kinds SGT
The remainder OF our humm er Goods will be sold
very cheap. Some first rate ~ Lawns at ek cts.
d Iutiful Calico "a o:s Beregs dc LANES, Il Il sts
worth Is. BsIeges very cheap.
eng H. HALL 4 BROTHER.
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UNITED STATES NAIL.
Posf OYFIcl DEPARTMENT,
I'll. Onsl dor

Posf OYTIcl DEPARfarxNf,
July 2oth, lisa.
DR0P0SALS for conveying the mails Of the uni-
II = ted States from the 10th Of October, 1854, 30
the 30th Of June, 1858, on the following routa. In
the State Of TESSESsEf will be received at the Con-
tract ONCE Of the Post Office Department in the city
Of Washington, until O'Clock . m. Of Thurfdsy,
September l4th 1884, 10 be decided BY the next day:
I No. 66S9-Frcm Chattanooga by Kelley's Ferry,
Oats Landing, Jasper, Battle Greek,
Keepers, and Pelham. TO Hillsboro', IS
miles and back, once q week.
Leave Chsttsnoogs Monday att Am
Arrive ct Hilisboro' next day by6pm &
Leave Hilhbotc' "Wednesday ct m
Arrive ut Chattanooga next dsy by epm
For form OF proposal, guarantee and certificate,
and alfo instructions embracing conditions 10 ts I'm
corporAted In the contract to the extent the depart
cent may deem proper, see the advertisement in
Wiling proposals for mail service for the term COM
mepciDg July 1, 1854, and ending June So 1858 in
the States of Kentucky, Tennessee, &C. dated Janu.
sry Q, 1854 -
Each proposal should be marked 3Propoeal for
route No. Tannessfe," and addressed Second
Assistant Postmaster General
80 JAMES CAMPBELL e.,
Jy 30 Postmaster General
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TO MECHANICS AND BUSINESS
e 81 MEN. 81. - -
FIRST PREMIUM PUMP. 9,

N 6AIE and money making business Is guafantied
~ TO al persons purchasing State, County, and
Township rights for the AkKRICAN LIFTING
PUMP (Polley's patent Elastic Adjustable Bucket,)
acknowledged by scientific men who have witnessed
its operation, to be the best and most valuable pump
for general purposes, in the Union. Persons pur
chasing rights WIN have no competition, and secure
handsome profits. 4-'}- za : p - -af -
Oonsiderable territory Is already sold, and the Do
mand Il rapidly inereaSing. - --l.s.Fs[
Rights can be purchased low and models, &C., Be
seen BY applying to II. VIVIAN 4 CO., Sole Manu-
facturefs, LOO North Front Street, Philadelphia.
N. B.-Local and travelling Agents wanted Lib
eral commission given. ~ may 96-3m
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6NIDER'S WINES
AT PHILADELPHIA.

John v. SNIDERs Dealer In Wines, Ut the
y former old establishsd Wsne Store Of JACOB
SNlDkR, Jr. No. 76 Walnut street, four doors be.
low Fourth street. where consumers will be supplied
With WINES and LIQUORS on the most aooommo.
dating terms. -.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr.s Agent for the I'm.
portation Of FOREIGN WINES, ONCE No. Is Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation Of Wines
&c, from various houses in Europe, In quantities OF
single dosen and upwards; and also soicits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronsee of
bis friends and former customers.
- All Wines ordered for Washington viii be d
hvered by Express free Of freight. je81y
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RALTuAoRH coRREsPoHDxHGx,
BALTIMORE, August %, Is

BALTIMORE, August %, 1854.
On Monday evening there was considerable
excitement in the School Board, on account of
the failure to re-elect DR.. McIntire of the High
School. 1t appears that it requires eleven, q
majority Of the whole Board, to elect; but IL
members being present, and voting against
the Doctor, defeated his reelection. It is said
that the opposition to him is caused from the
fact Of his being foreigner and q Catholic.
. After the vote was taken, VIM NJ Starr of
the 18th Ward, offered the following resoIu-
ton, which was debated amid much noise and
confusion:
Resolved, That in the election OF the teach
ers OF the Public Schools of Baltimore, the
Board Of Commissioners should not superadd
to the qualifications Of teachers, any qualifica-
tons involving religious test, or nativity and
birth, such procedure not being contemplated
or authorized by the Act of Assembly author.
King the establishment Of the schools nor rec
ognizea by the ordinances of the Mayor and
City Council, regulating the schools; is oppo-
sltion to the provisions Of the Constitution of
the United States and the bill of rights of the
state OF Maryland. and Is destructive and SUBJ
veisi7e OF the best interests of the schools and
OF the institutions, of our country.
During the debate the excitement was so
great that several of the members almost come
to blows. Things are coming to fine pass
when religious tests are applied to those who
seek prefermentin this country! These squab-
bles in school boards and riot and murders on
election days are but the beginning of the end.
IL the thing is not nipped in the bud soon our
fair land will be blighted by civil wars, such
a. have been the curse Of the loyeliest coun.
tries of the Old World.
At the regular meeting on Tuesday evening
next this disgraceful contest will be renewed
Both parties will then appear in full force
We shall be on hand to report the proceedings
While We are on this subject, let us remind
your readers that there are members of eur
school board, who, instead of being educated
men, and able to judge of the qualification of
teachers, know nothing Of the first principles
OF an English education. There are at least
two In our school board who could not write
sentence correctly if their existence depended
on the result Neither of them can spell a
word OF three sylables properly. Such as
tnees should be scholars in Our primary schools,
lnstead Of Commissioners Of tho School Board
1t Is reported that the Patriot will soon
openly aTow itself Know-Nothing organ
Several articles have appeared in that journal
strongly fayoriDg the new Organization The
Clipper, it is said, is falling off at fearful
rate Of late in it's subscription list, owing to
the oyershs dowing influence of its larger
neighbor. What ism will it next support
We sugge-t the new " motive spiritualism. y
The politicians arc laying their wires and
getting ready for the fall can psign The busy
notes OF Preparation are beginning to be heard
SrGNA
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MACKEREL FIsHING.-Mackerel are be-
ing seized in great numbers along the
southern coast Of Nova Scotia. Every
little creek and bay from Cape Sable to
Halifax rs overlooking with them. They
are taken IN nets, from one hundred to
SIX hundred barrels being secured at a
single draught. Men, women. and chill
dren are employed day and night curing
tnem' yet the whole atmosphere is
odorous" with the stencil of those i'm
possible TO be taken care of. So says the
Belfast Age"
= Mackerel are being caught in large
Quantities in Salem Mass harbor.
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is YOUR LIFE INSURED?

FTNHk OLD ErNA INSURANCE. COMPANY, o,
l. Hartford, Connecticut will insure on LIVES
for re.dsncs or travelling in all parts Of the world
at rates Of premium, which have been ADJUST CD
the most equitable scale, and which are lower thar
those Of most other companies. Travelling leave
10th liberal and extensive. The system Is plain and
easily understood
Those wanting Insurance, will find IL gr,atly 10
H>ir interest BY taking out policies in this Com
pany; particularly for one or seven years, as The
rates are very low. See Prospectus, which can be
had at Office on Pa. avsnue, doors east of the Ma
tionsl Hotel. Letters promptly attended TO.
aug @lms POLLARD WEBB Agent
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EVENING STAR.
IT ISN'T ALL U BRrNerNa UP.

isnt alt in " bringing up"
Lei fotks say That they will;
10 silver scour a pewter CUP
VIII be pewter still. $3.50.
Zen he OF old, wise Solomon,
Who said strain up q child"
III mistake not, had q ron
Proved rattle-brainsd and wild.
A man Of mark, who fain would pass
For lord of sea and land,
May have the training of a son.
And bring him up full grand; g..
May give him all the wealth of love.
OF college and Of school,
Yet, after all, may make no more
Than just decent fool.
Another, raised by Perjury
Upon her bitter bread,
Whose road to knowledge in like that
he good To heaven must tread,
Has got spark OF Natures liRbt.
He'll fan il to q fame,
IN IN lis burning letters bright
HE world may read his name.
If 1t were all in "brihging up,n
In counsel and restraint,
Some rascals had been honest men
I'D been myself saint.
= U! 'tisnt all In "bringng up,'
Let folks say what they will;
neglect may dim a silver cup
IL will be silver still.
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PURE SODA WATER.

SYLVESIERN SODA FOUNTALNN
Corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
SWANS PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
EfROM which the puress draughts Of the Gen
Il uins CARBONATED sODA WATER, DRAWN
from STONE FOUNTAINS, Qcy cold,) may bt
qusffsd IN copious delicousness, are now in &C
tive operation, illustrating, by daily increasing
patronage, the Just appreciation its superior me-
dicinal properties, and more agreeable and pa aable
qualities, to the insipid, common hurtfuI csrboni
ACID Cas- generated in copper fountains yclept Sod
water ana under that assumed cognomen dipeL Bed
to a eonnding and unsuspecting public
iy 2S-dlm1
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ALEXANDRIA coRREsPoHDKucI.
ALEXANDRIA, August %. 1885

ALEXANDRIA, August %, 1854.
Council PROCEEDINGS - Yeate,' Garasu-
Camp Meeting-Brotherhooa OF tho Union.
The City Councils met last night, the Presi-
dents in their ehairs-most of the Aldermen
were in attendance, but the lower board pre-
scented small array Of members.
On motion of w. h. Fowle in the upper, and
Of J. K. Wilmer in the lower board, it was
Ordered, That the Treasurer loan to the
Mayor and President Of the Council $40, 900
in city due bills, to be by them used in pay
ment Of an instalment of the Alexandria sub
scription to the Manassas Gap Railroad, and
that the said Mayor and President deposit
with the Treasurer $40, 900 in city stock as
collateral security.
This is financial operation by which to
gain time for the sale of city stock.
The Hydraulion Engine Company were made
agrantof eight hundred feet Of leathern hose;
Mrs. Reynolds q remission Of certain taxes !;
the curbstOnes were ordered to be reset, and q
brick gutter laid, in front Of the residence Of
Isaac Kell, on Fairfax street; applications
from the Mayor and Clerk Of the Board of Al
dermen, and Mr.. j. II. Davis, were referred to
the appropriate committees, and the Councils
adjourned.
Yeatess pleasure gardens, now under the
charge Of Mr.. MILAN, presented another scene
OF gayety last night, large numbers availing
themselves Of the fine music discoursed by Es-
puta's band to "trip it on the light fantastic
toe" The festivities continued until near
midnight
Large numbers Of our citizens are preparing
for the camp-meeting of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South, which opens Tomorrow
A decided increase Of zeal in the cause of re-
ligion IL expected to follow the opening exer-
ciseS.
No.. Uo-.or c;,.Io ID " III pNc
propose q fine excursion to Piney Point NEXT
Monday. Arrangements on the most liberal
scale have been made; fine music procured, and
the steamer Powhatan engaged. 1t is expected
that large number Of their Washington
brethren will participate. AMI.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEA BATHING.
COLUMBIA HOUSE.

- This new and popular establishment b nov
Eaopen for the reception Of visitors.
The proprietor, thankful for the patronage he has
20 largely received begs to assure his friends and
the public that the H0TEL In every department
Will Be kept in style superior to any previous sea-
son. Gas has been introduced into 200 rooms.-
Hasslers celebrated orchestra has been engaged OK.
clusively for this house, end many other arrange
menb have been made tending to the increased
comfort and enjoyment Of the guests. 3
Application FIR rooms may Be made BY address.
ing the proprietor at Cape Island or to the subecri
Der. zff $50 - L. HARDWOOD -
No. II South Sd street, PHILADELPHIA. .
N.B.-Extensive stAbliug on the premises
je 10-Sm