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ATTENTION.!

4 RADICAL. cGrc - -"rn-. Scat
blNGHAN'> nE1-G STOrI
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CHA MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
HORACE
No. 3sa broadway, New-EoriI
Opposition to the Combination!
USE AT GREATLY REDUCED RATEi

MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS the combination of
IN Music Dealers to keep up the prices Of
Netirc Composers, and their refusal to extend
to Mr.. WArERs the coXrteSies OF the trade ,hal
Is making immense saies-having abundant
evidence that he has public countcnance and
support in his opposition to the Great hl%onopo-
~, and in his eiioTtstO-aid Native Talent and
adopt tho National Currency His stock of
American and European Music is immence,
and the catalogue Of his own publications is
one of the largest and best selected in the
United St1tes. lie has also made a Great Re-
duction IN the Prices of Pianos, Mel0deous,
and Musical Instruments eff all kinds SLpe-
TiOr toned 81 Octave Piannos for Si75, $780,,
and 1929, interior of as good quality and in
istruments as strong and durable asthose which
cost $500. Pianos ofeveryz variety of style and
ipEice. up to $1,000, comprising those of TEN
different IN a Auiactories among them the ceE-
e5TGted modern iHProrod Horace Waters Pr
-Eolean Patent). Secondhand Pianos at
great bargains. Price from $40 10 $50. Me-
Iodeons from Five different manufactures, in.
GLIDING the IceH kn0un S. ID. & III. w. Smiths
Melodeous, tuned the equal tcmperamcnt.-
The best make in the United States. Price,
SO, $50, S75, 800, sis, SIPS, Sl35. $3.50.
Smiths Double Bank Melodeons $500. Each
Piano and Melodeon guaranteed. The best
terms to the trade, schools &c. 124 per cent.
discount to Clergymen and Churches. All
orders promptly attended to. Music sent TO
all parts OF the county, post paid at the reduced
rates. General and Select Catalogues and
Schedules of prices of Musical Instruments
forwarded to any address free OF charge.
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RELIGIOUS OEREM6EIEsdN TUR-
81 = E<G 4KRY I'LL

TheeQnzsanti6oplsS corrsspondcps of
tSoBalffnore SIN thus describes an in
9~efeSseg sefefb seyosste GFsek Church
m that city, e
"The Greek Church celebrated their
FEpfphan on tile nth, when the Singular
and curious ceremony efs Baptizing the
Cross was performed.1 Ehe1day isIush-
cred in by the Greek priest going
through the city making a tremendous
CHATTER upon long boards, with small
wooden mallets, .atthc same time, in
most dismal and nasal tones, calling
their .aocks to ehurcih. They have been
obliged to adopt this method of collect
ing their congregations, owing to the
great aversion The Turks have ever en-
tertained toward beA-metal. p
e Arneut Knel, a Greek village upon
the Bosphorus, claims precedence in re-
gard to the extent and splendor of the
ceremonies. A long procession of
Greeks, headed By their priests, dressed
in their most gorgeous vestments,
march from the church to the wallis
edge, where they perform certain re-
ligions ceremonies. The chief priest
then slightly ADVANCES, repeats q pray
err, and blesses a fair-sized, Greek cross,
he has previously furnished Himself, and
throws it into the water. INSTANTLY a.
large number of.men from the shore and.
from numerous saiques plunge in to re-
cover the erueifx.a Mad with excite
ment and religious fanatisub the struggle
is most severe, and they can be seem be-
heath the transparent waters graphing
withleach other in their endeavors TO
possess themselves Of it, and the Success
ful diver is hailed with many a Shout as
he rises to thesstop triumphantly-
holding aloft the sacred emblem of our
salvation. from the shore he is conduc-
ted to the church, and supported by the
priests chanting the ritual ofthis reli-
gion, and Immediately becomes an OBJ
feet of veneration to the immense crowd
of his col ~eligionists. who are present
After certain ceremonies, he visits near
ly every Greek house IN the village to
receive the compliments of, and pledge
the owner inTa-glass of raki and Of
course, before the day is over, becomes
perfectly muzzy.s For one year he is
and called by the sacommuhity
HovanEes, ror+St.s john Though
the themometer was much, below the.
freezing point, and the surrounding hills
covered with snow, 50 great wasthe fell
yor of religious enthusiasm that there
were many. competitors for5the GROSS
The ceremony is performed in all the
Greek Villages situated upon the sea"
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THE QUAKER Major GENERAL,-Mr.
ELI JONES, a member of the Society of
Friends, who was a few days ago elect
ed Major General of the militia of Maine,
has declined the appointment. When
twas rendered to him he made quite an
interesting speech, from which we quote;
at was generally understood that he
entertained peculiar views IN respect
to the policy of wars. If he was, in fact,
an exponent of the views of the Legis-
lature on that subject, he would cheer
fully undertake to serve the State in the
capacity indicated. With much pleas
ure would he stand before the militia of
the Second Division, and give such or
ders as he thought best. The first
would be to Ground arms = the second
would be 'RigItrabout-faec /! beat your
swords into ~ploughshares and your spears
into pruning hooks. aad learn war no
more and he would then dismiss every
man to his farm and his merchandise,
with an admonition daily to read at his
frcside the New Testament, and pom
der upon its tidings of'Peace on Garth
and good will to men.,"
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Relief Of Els. Hinton.

IA joint resolution has lately passed
Congress, which is very gratifying to
eEey person acquainted with the cirsur
stances of the case. We refer to the
resolution for the relief of Mrs. Rebecca
Hutton, of Delaware, Ohio, the wife OF
Otho Hinton, late mail contractor
This action Of Congress viii restore to
this much afflicted but most excellent
family, the small private property of
Mrs. Hinton, and she will be able to
avoid years of poverty aud toll. With
out Encouragement to other Ohio mem
bers, it is but right to say that Major
Sapp, OF lit. Yernon, in the House,
aud Judge Wade, of the Senate, were
instrumental in securing the passage of
this resolution; They both have great
influence in their respective Councils
and. are valuable and profitable Repre-
sentatives of and for Ohio-State Jour
nal.
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BOOKS, &C.,
NEW BOOK STORE!
= O. -

"a q. 1EEE
NV IsHEs To INFORM tho citizens OF ashland and
w adjoining counties, that bcshas just received
and viii keep constantly on hand, the largest and
best ASSORTMENT Of
BeokS, tationery, Inks, Wall Paper,
&c. ever before offered to The PUBLIC in this par
OF the country.
He has iaken the room formerly occupied BY the
Banking House OF Luther, Crafl& Co.. and directly
I opposite the " +.
NEW BANK. BUILDINGS! =
Having purchased his Stuck directly from Pub
fishers at cash prices, and holding a connection
with an extensive Publishing House in New YORK
City. He feels warranted in say ing. that he ex-
poets to DISTANCE all competition.
His stock win consist in part of all the various
SeuooL Books now in use, the choisest standard
MISCELLANEOUS WORKSI -.
all the recent pu olications, Bibles OF all sizes, dis
cripIions and prices, a we'll selected assortment of
Inks, in fact, everything usually found in Book,
Stores.
WalEPaper DepaTtments Tho subseriber has no
aIIoyed Satisfaction to those who are inf want OF
Paper, Envelopes, B~lansk-BoolSs, MemoraIdunIs,
Pass Books, Diaries, WALLPAPER, Inks, Ink-Stands,
OF anything of the kind. g..- s.-1E.E-tH HAD ~
Lawyers and business men, IN particular, are
invited to cali and examine the quality and prices
or, goods they may be in need of. D..
N. B.-Frade supplied at Cleveland Wholesale
prices. 7
Ashland, Nov. sod. 1854. ,-r sGtf
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NOTICE. sscHsq 5
lTnE gassss1sasa viii orr q. an. . ne

4
TaHE Undersigned will offer for safe, on ne
Ii premises, on Eaus sSsSfss
r. adag Me6th GayofApsI. 1855 &C.
between the hours of 10 escIocL d. md -
O'Clock 2. N. the following real estate silna,e-
IN Ashiand County Ohio, TO WI: Being ne
west part ofihe so1lh shalfE oFthe northz~sS
qqafter OF section twenlysone, BfsToGnsbiIs
twenty-ones range OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a
me north.Test corner ofthe quafter@tbene /.
south S6 degrees east on The north line 81 t6a
quarter iout rods 60 a stone=-thence south pafZ
ailei with the west hRsi OF the quarter Sc rods
70 a stone-thence east twenty rods 10 a stone
-thence south 45 degrees east, eighteen rods.
toa stone-thence east 2I 34I00 Fods to !
stone-thenee south fftytyo rods to Rstone-
theree east twepty-one rods to a stone-theneo
south twenty-eitgth rods to a stone. on tho
sgeta iiae softhe qnarter-fhence-wesf on The
South lac Of the auartcps0 4l0srods % he
| southwest eorner ofthe quarter-tbepea1nEtbS
nethe-wess line OF, The quaft5r "a the place
Of Degrnglng containihg thirty-cfgm ncre8,
thfee roodsf and 300 rods INLAND, BEING
fourth of quarter more or less. u6SWfB1 49,
Terms OF Sale; One third cashfa hands enc
third in one year from the day of sale aHd
one third in two years, with interest, and back
payments 10 DO secured by mortgage on the
! premises. saf%
Usoe5 bee ROBERT cowEN
I SRI * EzA9aGJAMES Fl. WILLIAMS,
l. Executors of Sarah Howard, decd.
March 7h 1850. Mi Is,
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PApEa HANGING,s DEPOT.

HASGISG,S DEPOT.
No ~ CeurtIandt So, NeyvYOrlK-
Nearly opposite the Merchants Hotel.
TIE CROToN MANUFACTURING CO.,
und@r the General Manufacturing
LGb Of The Sfate IT Neto Yoik.l
Offers at wholesale, in quantities to suit pur-
chasers, at Manufactures' Lowest Prices, for
cash or approved credit
PAPER HANGINGs, of every variety Of
style and price.
BORDERS to match
FIRE-BOARDS PRINTS in great variety.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
OIL PAINTED WINDOW SHADES.
WIDE WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS, and
WINDOW SHADE FEXTURES. Vi
OF the latest styles and superior finish, all of
their own manufacture and importation. AS
their stock is large and entirely new, they IN
vite Merchants, Booksellers and Dealers in
these articles, to call and examine their STYLES
and prices whenever thcysvisit the city.
New &oEk Marehsl, 1893. 2mo. Al.
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NEW YoRK BANK STATEN ENT.-Fhe
weekly statement of the New York city
banks show the followingtotals Loan
1929 ,00Os specie, Sl6,531,f75 iscir-
eulation, 81 f09,2 zoe ~;depositcs, .s75,
95S. 900.
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Partisan dossip-The French Emprese.
AParis correspondents ofathaRnEaln
Courier thus writes about a, dslicote


Courier thus writes about a. dyficote
matter:
Tie Empress has herself given up
all hope, and they say that not long since
she frankly spoke Of that delicate sub
iect to her husband. She told lin that
she compreheuded the Importance of an
heir to the throne, and that she was
willing to accept the hard law Of a Iii
vorce for the safety Of the State and
the satisfaction of her husband. The
Emperor would not listen t o it but
there are. those who think that it will
come, sooner of later, as lie wishes SO
much to copy his uncle.
In spite of the affection which Louis
Napoleon ~evinces for the sweet and graz
cious Eugene, she is always sad. She
is of Il tender and loving nature, with
-a,grcatlove of independence and horror
of etiquette She has more than once,
while wearing the imperial crown, re-
GREETED her simple title of countess
Fhe sacrifice which she offered in re-
nouncing the throne would not have
beenso great as one would SUPPOSE
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THE PUBLTC
100000
IN GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE
CAPITAL CIrY ART.UNIuN,


lHau Sa CoLUsIDUs, OHIO.
JB,U1RHNIEsEEbb =, q C0,sr SECOND GREAT GIFT
ing shs 10 pf fSsl efffs esss u gFf e. P Hsioss tb n i IN so1a-
Bquehre- of the great satisfaetieB manifested by the
uckotsholders OF their arst great Dis,ributioh and
the many thohkand soIeitdtions nom ali parts OF
krhe country in ~relatien TO whether they inten&
S SsoPPs. g iRes sn 6aEs. s hist5 aS im%e s0s S 5nsis SsI Zee. saS.
kenahled To- offer TO their tirUusards of patrons tne
t sssssG lBki TflSa NJ sS Saafaaass 1t BE a aistfri SaSsfs :.
soou as the 3U0.o Beautiful Engravings ofthe-
CAPITOL OF ONO are distributed among their Pat
Ions- The price OF the Engraytng is but One DOL
La, and as a parlor ornapentit cannot be surpsss-
.Rcal attentively the following listof boautiruL
f sdh GosI by SITS iMhlsa wi W be sstisssstSlily an,
each state where the largest numhez Of spbsart.
bers arc obtained:
E u Farm in the State of Indianz.a si0. 900
90 in Ohio. 9 .eeo
.st1 Four.stopy;BricI DweiiinEz nSI sisia 9sSVv
er coiH@99ss oAiO &c do d. $50 500
Beanlilul residenessnthetOwn fMto
ysarTTsWroa.9etaogy6 risi 6aaiiaiS ii el4ifcSih: 900 s.sSO
lsd4 ! Brick Cottage1andtsot in9eotrmbussz 5000
OK ieEsame do - Il DO SS 100
Handsome country Residence nsesos
ssds bpssnstsGsbaiiiihs iotsiae5lGnbas, tss'
LIS At Ss,oee .vs~%y$zw'St : 5000
ID 50 e1s SS saciSSs qSs : l'g e e s;SoS
! sG Gr15 w Attion PIs@n n chiessglsgfsh SSOS
! fGANh u WIZ - 4.UQUF
s Gold Watches. at s5oaeaEIl@---.sc $500
y 10 do dc at SSo S,,ocS
q do Do st 500 a'oee,
ll 90 God % Ss q : i iSS .,..i55s e SS.
q p
500 silver de- s. e sse
1000 Ladies Gold Breast Pins. al z:So SS
e gee do UNDERESTIMATE, at S45 49,. 5000
500 Do SIX Dress Patterns, al S9oS. 10000,
5000 Gold Pencils, at IS .-............. $1,000
leeG9 Gold Pens. with Silver Cases. at 50 ! 90, zee,
sGGee Gold Kings. at $3.50 each 1919 $1,000
Every purehascr of the splendid large Lf2bo-
graphic Engraving, Will receive a Certifcate Of
Membershipentititng them TO a chance inthaa above
list of valuable and costly Gifts for tho People
The Engravings can be sent by mail without
being danaged,9 to any part ofthe country.
sBrFiRSTz COME eFfRSH SERVED ~
Persons wishing to act as agents for us will
please send a recommendation signedby the Pos
master or some other influential and well known
person in the place where they reside.
4 To those personsSvho ma ve,been acting as a gent.
quired. =
All orders with the money encfosed. free OF NOS.
tager will meet with prompt attentioh,
In order TO preccEt mistdkcs.~ ageafS p4d afhers
transmitting money 10 rs l0fH please Aars Il sealed
in fhePreSeRee of the P0stmastcr, and nc a,nonnf =
tered on TIC gay bill.
We prepay all onr letters, Circulars. Dc 4s,o,,
tSe aam anT v fis9h1rosPondenss and sseese thEnsload
wsntealfp everyatcwn. whom ws
VII! iuraish WITH pesters, circular, neEeddfeain
str1ctiohs, @;. an DUPLICATION atouF of6ce. or ~.
msu posi- paid. For urtherpartfep4rs sec descfip-
ttye bills esc5 or enquire at o1tte,No. A. WAX,
o sl =
March l4,sls55- 3mo4s : PRora1xroRs 8
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The Saturday Evening Post
ESTABLISHED AUGUST 4TH 1921.
Weekly Edition Between so S 10000.

y HE long period of over thirtv-three
years. during which The Saturday EUcn-
ng Posi- has Leen established--and i1s-present
IMMENSE circuFation, are guarantees In all
who may sabSc rihe toit that they will receive
4 full TetTEE for their motley. Our arrange
ments so far for the present year, 1859, are
such as we trust will be thought worthy ofzthc
high reputation ofthe Post Positive arrange
ments have already been made for contribu-
I tons from the gifted pens ofMrs- S~outhwurth,
Grace Greenwood Mrs. Denison, Mary lr>
wing, Eliza L. Sproat, Alice Carey, Meta Vic
toria Full her, Fanny Fern, ard a New Contrib
utor, whose name by request is withheld.
We are now February, publishing a Move
let by Grace Greenwood, entitled THE MIN
LISTERS HOICE We purpose folk wing
iihis with an Original Nevelet-designed 10 il
t%ustrate, incidentally, the great evils Of in
femperanco-entitfed The Fails. Of The IEyaIu-
sang, by 4 new and distinguished Contributor.
! We shave also mases3arrangeTnents for Two
short Novolets, TO be entitled The Oneida Sis
ters, and The Na6o6'S yin. by Grace Green
wood, Author of Greenwood Lcaves,' : IIaps
and Mishaps,' &c Also, the folio wing addi-
uonaI contributions serieszo of sketches.
BY Fanny Fern, Author of sFern leaves
&c. MARX, THE SEXToE. ANovelet, bearing
upon the subject of <SpirIiualism,, by, MIS-.
Picturcs' ectafE Nancy SelwyH, or the Cloud
with a sIiyerliniUg.'s A+Noveiet bp Mary IT.
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the fascinating and powerful pen of the POSTS
own. exclusive contubutor-sYivia, a Storysof
Life's Mystery. BY Mrs Emma D. E. N. South
worth, Author OF Miriam, 'The Lost Heir
esq &C.
In addition 10. the above proud array aeon
tri5utions, we shall endeayorto keep,up our
usual variety of Originall Sketches and Letters
Pictures ofiife in our own and Foreign LANDS,
choice selections from all sources, Agricultural
articles, general news, Humorous anecdrtes,
view Of the Produce anG Stock markets, bank
Roto list, edito rails, &c.,-ohr ohjeetbeiny to
give 4 complete Record, as far as our limits
viii admit, GfIhe- great ~orld.--w-@
EHGRAvINGs,-lp the way of Eggravings, wei
generally esent-atIeas two ky-one of
an instructive and the other Of humorous
character-atT The postage on the Post to any
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yearly .in-adyance, at the Office where it is re-
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M-IMHOFF

{~sTcCESsoR TO W. II. II. POTTERY
Deaier in EsooEEs, Stnti0nerys Wall
3 Paper, &c.s &c. sssA
HCHOOL, Miscellaneous and Blank Books;
y Stationery and Fancy articles. Have on
hand, aud constantly receiving, the latest pub
lications. Store two doors west of the SaInp-
sell House. - as75s ago ,-
II Ashia nd July &c, 1884, '9tf
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G mMEgpRs 5aS@
Always ~somthing New
TO BE SEEN-AT THE
Rev Jews1Fy Store in Ashland, Ohio !
I.Ts. GOODFELLow


A NNOUNCES 10 the public, that he has
IA made large additions to his splendid
stock of -
WATCHES AND JEWEIRYi
whiGhhe is n low offering at unusuaIlylow prices.
Among his stock may be found Gold and
silver watches, of every description. va
riety and quality Pins, LADIES' Gold Broach-
es, Grape, Ename)ed, Cluster, Knot, Cuff and
Scarf Pins.
a DROPS. HOOKS AID RINGS.
Gold Rings, Loekets, Pencils, Gold Chains,
Baeleys' Gold Pens and Holders, large as
sortment.
SILVER
Table and Tea Spoons of pure silver, Ger
man Silver and plated Spoons, Butter Knives
Saltand Sugar Shovels, Silver Forks, &C., &C.
Pocket Cutlery
of every description, from the best American
and English establishments. Also Needles,
Port Monies, Dressing and Pocket Combs, and
Pocket Books, Violina and Guitar Strings
- Goggles, Rye Shades, Conpasses
and Acordeons. Eight Day and Twenty-four
Hour Brass Clocks, in the most splendid Pa
pier Machea, Rose Wood and Mahogan! case.
WATCHES AND CLOCHS.
Cleaned and. repaired, and work warranted.
Old Gold and Silver bought at the highest
price. ! will sell Goods 80 per cent. less than
Pedlers or Uawkers, AMI warrants them better
and cheaper than they dare sell. All goods
warranted as represented.
sGrTake notice and govern yourselves ac-
cordingly.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY T!
d. SturGes Bookseller, Siationer, Sc.
M1NSFIELD, OHIO
Hasius received u large and splendid assert
4 roaDt of

~ SlurzSS S1okSeiiSf, 5i0ttOHers &C..
M1NSFIELD, OHI0.
Hasiust received u large and splendid assOrt-
llment OF
BOOKS, AMERICAN M FOREIGN, STAPLE
AND FANCY STATIONERY.
The new additions now made to his already
winch his paturons may IdVor MIN ana upon the
BEST OF TERMS. He has also, Just completed ar
rangements for receiving new and valuable publ
Cations as soon as published.
Among his fine stock of Stationery Just opened
will be fonnd all the new styles of White and
Blue Letter, Cap Bfh Post, plain and gilt etge.
Folio Past, Commercial Note and Bill Cap Papers.
Also. the new style OF tinted BuT and damask
Note and Letter Papers, with Envelopes to match /;
En- velopes OF all style s, Buff, White and Fancy /;
Buff tinted and plain Visiting Cards Note Drafts,
Copying Books, Copying Passes, POrtfolioBanker
Cases, Post Office and Bill Head Boxes, Gal,
enders, Gold and Steel Pens, Quilts, Writing Fluid
CarnIinc Inks, lux Stands OF all kinds, Pencils
Seals, Wax, Waters, Fapey Weights, Letter and
Bill Clip letter Stamps, Ivory Folders, Whiting
Pads, Biottin Pads, Ink Ensures, Sand Boxes, &c,
&G,-Also a-fne- Stock oECutIery, from The best
manufacturers. ~
Blank Books.
Pay Books, Journals, Ledgers, G .sh Books, full
Time BooEs, Pass Books. Memorandum Books,
Diaries &C.. Sc, Every description Blank Work
made to order.
Wrapping Paper and Twinc, white and Gray
Bonnet Boards, etc, etc.
Law, Medical and School Books.
He has now a complete stock Of Law, Medical,
Theological. School and Standard Literary Books,
which he offers at very low prices. Also, a very
large assortment OF
WALL PAPERS,
Window Curtains. Borders Fire Board Views, &c
NTsI'o this and adioinihg County Merehsnts he
for Books and. Stationery at the lowest rates, aud
on good terms.
Mansfield. Nov, %, 1854. 7n27
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-03-21

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