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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

The uudeysgned having been made M vtrm u ami
outrageous abue oi By e last Grand o s coy
~ being mniNea Tor corruption In osce represrn's bis
friends The pubic hAt vile clunny against his
Character and 10 ry devoid OF truth IN every particular Prom
evidence T., my hands prepared 10 prove the whole
matter and trust lint Judgment VIII he Suspended uai
opportunity l. Afforded oi establishing my limo In he
M aier. BARTII HEAIY sssih district.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Tho Grard Jury of this city having deemed proper 70 Ind
b & iudcuei aiDsi upon ihn J,ITir sfiaF Il
eihfginp with r offence ~ bribery Under u.e
charter ~ lttS. knowing hs do a Il only base snd
Ncnus a.empt hc par ~ hifb IN s1knny H. inJne
in The Gsmnluu ~ the community. and especially
Immediate ecGzaueHis Therefore, respectfully Request
ificnds eta 'ie public fupruh heir 81 inon 10 The
rr ubn La c enab led before the proper tribunal
cnTe nrofearr of he charge and tha he whole ihng
hrNc and matictus tAlfle ana Slon the ieak shallow -
truih whatever. JOHN &. WhSDAfL.
Eir. .frFit.tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25
IMPORTANT CITY MATTERS.

Arrest of Three Aldermen ssnd
Three COunciImen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

Special Message Of Mayor Wood on Corruption.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

Two SUPERIOR NOVELS.
J.
THE ELDER SISTER;
DY MARIAN JAMES.
III.
ETHEL; OR THE DOUBLE ERROR:
SAME AUTHOR.
In uniform volumes, price 10 cents each
There two novels of The Elder Sister, and Ethel"
exquisite and beautiful stores evnclng unusual power
great delcacy, and style pleasing They
much liked Better stories have not been
published this year. BUNCE BROTHER,
Nassau street.
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FASHIONABLE FALL MILLINERY.

DROOKLYE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FALL BON
~ nets rich ribbons and French flowers at the Brooklyn
BszaarMR6 j. N COYNE would kindly invite her friends
and the public In general TO her opening Of tall millinery
Tuesday Sept 25h a the Brooklyn Bazaar 1 Atlantic street.
opposite Jonrneay Burnhams whore will be found b0nnes
ribbons flowers head dresses and OF the most beau
u selections Of choice and elegant goods for
opep
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-06-27
Pastime in the Crimea.

Races arc, I am glad to say, rather
at o discount. They wero becoming dc
trop, even though tended to stnbilitate
the entente cordiaLe between rs and the
"sporting characters" among the French
officers. Cricket hos made some feint
attempts to establish itself, but che soil
Of the Crimea Is not kindly, and there
ia quito hard bowling enough from the
Russian batteries to satisfy the most
enthusiastic bat in the army. The
Zouaves have got up a theatre in their
camp, and perform an original piece de
Circumstance, the proceeds being devoted
to the aid of the French prisoners in Sc
bastopol, who arc said to DO badly off.
The principal fun of the piece is derived
from the introduction of an English
soldier, who is an admirer Of his French
comrades, and who eonverses with the
characters ofthe play through the medi-
um Of th o two phrases, "Bono Franzis
milo die Cognac, John-nee."
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Banneseer the Rronaut.

VIZ have heretofore noticed the won.
derful voyage Of Nj. Bannesser from
Adrian, Mich, to Clarion, Pa, Q dis
tsnoe Of $50 miles. The journey was
performed 10 the shsrt spaoe Of foul
hours.
4 Correspondent in Clarion, Pa,
writes TO the Pittsburg Union, of Mr..
Bannester's voyage and landing, thus:
After his accent TO the distance Of
three miles and o half, the aeronaut
struck the eastern current of air, which
he says II continually blowing in the
one direction. Il carried him south OF
Che lakes, through central Ohio. His
attention vas not 10 descend until dark,
- be vas about the rain clouds in the
elaae upper sky, but che excessive cold
60 which he MAI exposed brought IN the
accustomed droWsy sensation, which pre-
Nsatsd him from properly managing his
balloon. BE Wss IN that sleepy state
when his craft 4" anchored on q tree in
Red Bank, having descended in conse-
quenoe Of the evaporation of che gas
His returning consciousness found his
net work inextricable entangled in the
limbs Of the tree, on which no was COM
PEELED 70 find bis way to mother earth,
although he had sufficient gas after dis
charging his ballast to have furthur pros
eouted his voyage.
The cold was so severe that his feet
were completely frozen, but it docs not
ssem to lessen the pleasure with which
he regards his trip.
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MisfaIlalleuus.


Terrible Calamity in Iowa City.
We isaru from the Muscatine (IoMa)
Josr1aI that . large store building in
Iowa City fell in on the 30th Of May,
h1Rying under che ruins four carpenters
end plssssFerS Vho we're at work. in the
6Hss atoeE
The second story had been finished,
sad vss occupied BY the Reporter prin-
flag oHios. some Of the printers were
In hsiofiee at the time, but, hearing
the noise ofthe wall giving way succeed
ed In making their escape by the back
door, and had just got out when the crash
came.
After falling, tho building took fire.
The cries Of the wounded could be hoard
bat family, and sounded as if at o great
distance. The people commenced as
soon a. practicable, with great rapidity,
10 e~xtfnguish the flames and recover the
anfoftunake sufferers.
2They soon put ont the,6re. and then
rapidly removed che rubbish, until they
extSiosied che four unfortunates. Upon
one the printing press had fallen, and
he W4S dead Tho other three wore ter.
fibly Gus up, and our informant was told
b an attending physician thAE they
could none Of them live.
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LOW AS THE W
Always Somthing New!
TO BE SEEN AT THE
New Jewelry Store in Ashland, Ohio !!
I.R. GOODFELLOw

A NNouNCES 10 tho public, that he has
"A made large additions to his splendid
stock of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY!
which he is now offering at unusually low prices.
Among his stock may be found Gold and
silver Watches, OF every description, va
riety and quality. Pins, Ladies' Gold Broach-
fs,GrnPe, Enamc]ed, Cluster, Knot, Cuff and
Scarf Pins.
EAR DROPS, HOOKS AND RINGS.
Gold Rings, Lockets, Pencils, Gold Chains,
Bagleys' Gold Pens and Holders, large as
sortment.
SILVER SPOONS.
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, Violin and Guitar Strings.
Goggles. Eye Shades, Ccmpasses
and Acordeons. Fight Day and Twenty-four
Hour Brass Clocks, in the most splendid Pa
pier Machea, Rose Wood and Mahogany case.
WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
Cleaned and repaired nd work warranted.
Old Gold and Silver, ught at the highest
price. l will sell Goods 90 per cent. less than
Pedlers or Hawkcrs, AMI warrant them better
and cheaper than they dare sell. AL goods
warranted ns represented.
rJ~Tako notice and govern yourselves ac-
cordingly.
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HeImbOld's GJA4afne Preparations.
HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract
RUChu. N

For diseases eff the Bladder and kidneys, Secret
Diseases, Structures, Weaknesses, and all dis
cases OF the Sexual Organs, whether In Male or
Female, from whatever cause they may have or
iginated, and no matter OF how long standing.
lfyou have contracted the terrible disease which
when once seated In the 81 stem, will surely Ee-
down from one generation TO another, undermin-
ing the constitution and sapping the very vital
fluids OF life, do not trust Tourself in the banda or
Quaeks, who start Up every day in a city like this
and fill the papers with glazing falsehoods, too we'll
calculated to deceive the young, and those NOT
acquainted with their tricks. You cannot be too
Careful in the selection of q remedy in these canes.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced
by eminent physicians the greatest remedy ever
knwon. 1t Is a medicine perfectly pleasantin It's
taste, and very innocent in its action, and ret 90
thorough thatit annihIlates every Particle Of The
rank and poisonous virus of this dreadful disease
and, unlike other remedies, does not dry Up the dis
case In the blood.
Constitutional Debility, brought on BY self kbuss.
a most terrible disease, which has brought tkou-
sands OF the human race to ultimely graves. thus
bursting the brilliant hopes OF parents. and blIfAt-
log in the bud the glorious ambition Of many . ne
BILE youth can be cured by this Infallibls RensdT.
And as a medicine which must benefit eVeFThoAY,
from the simple delicate to the confined and deS-
pairing invalid. no equals to be found actinRAaIA
as a euro and preventive.
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CHURcn DEcoRUM.-The New York
UhnIohmAn recommends a series ofrules
and regulations to be observed in church.
One Of these rules for church deoorum
is.-
avoid the uso OF the fan In church,
al all times. During tho heat of sum.
mesl il is, no doubt, agreat luxury. But
We are not, in Gods Holy Temple. to
think of luxufies-rathsr Of endurance
and sacrifices. The practice is q most
i~rrsVssent one: When We 60 to perform
our soiumn devOtions to God, We are not
to give away TO self-iudulgencO. It is
Aprofane familiarity in the presence OF
Hin who ais greatly to be feared in tho
assembly Of his saints"
To which sublimsted nonsense, piouS
Christians and men ofsense respond
"We unto you. Scribes and Pharisecs, hypo-
crits !; for ye pay 1.-THE of mint and nnis, and
cammin, and have omitted the weightier matters
ofthe law" :
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HELMBODD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Com pound Fluid Extract
Sarga D~ariIsR.

For Purifying the Blood, remOrizg all disease erE-
sing from excess Of Mercury. expOsure and inSeH-
dencc IN life, enron c c0aititEtiOndi diseases drisiuR
from an impure state Of the Blood, ard the 0aiV
reliable and efectadl knOeR remedy for the tErs Of
SerofuiG, Sail RheTa, Sedd Head, alterations Of
the Throat and Legs. Paine and SD6fLiRR Of the
Bones, letter, PfmpLes on the Face, Gad ali Seaiy
EruPtiOns Of the SKIN.
This article is now prescribed by some OF the
most distinguished physicians in the country, and
has proved more efficient in practice than any
preparation CT the Sarsapari!la yet offered to the
public. Several cases OF secondary Syphilis, MeT-
curiel and Scrofulous diseas have entirely recoV-
cred in The incurablo wards ofour public Institu-
lions which had for many years resisted every mode
OF treatment that could be devised. These eases
furnish striking examples OF the F~alutary effect Of
this medicine in aIresting some of the most tnVOI-
crate diseases, after The glands were destroyed, and
the bone already affected
Morn E.-Letters from responsible Phy'ieiaAs
and Professors OF several Medical Colleges, ana
certificates of cures from patients will be found
accompanying both Preparations.
PRICES, Fluid Extract of Buchu, 81 por bottle, or
6 bottles for as
equal In strength to one gallon OF Syrup Of sarsa-
p~arilla.
Prepared and sold By II. T. BELMBoLD. Chem
ist. 1853 Chestnut Street, near the olrard HoaAe,
Philadelphia. .-. -
To be had of
And of Druggists and Dealers every where.
an letters directed 10 The Proprietor or agent re-
eefue immediate attention.
l-TNo 1.
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Rishop NeIlvana on singine.

At the Diocesan Convention of the
Episcopal Church lately held at Zanes-
vile, the bishop in his address thus com-
mented upon fashionable church music.
He thought thero was now q practice
Of too much singing to the Church in
stead Of n the Church. It was too fire.
qasns the case, thai this part of the ser
Wee vas intended as an exhibition rathor
than worship. 10 beloved il would be
far better for the entire congregation to
engage in singing, with or without the
aid ofa choir Of organ, and he WAS of
Che opinion that If simpler tunes we're
adopted, alleOuld sing together, and thus
make this part Of tho worship moro CT
fcacious and interesting. Il Was the
duty Of the Clergy to remedy this mat
tsf and he hoped they would attond to
IL He thought many o good sermon
had bees spoiled BY the exhibition of q
fashionable piece Of music before il.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-06-27
FA Spanish hon, which wns

liza Spanish hon, which wns q
sSe1eat fsyorits with her mistress vas 40.
Cushioned to be fed With o dainty meal
every time she laid an egg. Chncky
Aoon found this out, and would go to her
nest and sic there for . few moments and
+hsn some forth c~huokling as loud as
II she had performed q great fens, and
for . day or GHo got her usunl reward
but no egg being found OIL several coca
sions IL vas suspected that Mrs. Chucky
was playing false; and, her usual food
being withheld, !!it Was found that two or
three times together on tho same day
she would repeat the dodge Ofgoing and
sitting for oshor. time on her nests, and
then como forth chuckling as loud as she
could for her expected rsward.-Poul
Fry Chronicle
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-06-27

E The King of Belgium isa Pro-
tcstant, though his subjects arc mostly
Catholics. The king Of Sa1ony Is q
Catholic, though the greater part Of his
subjects arc Protestants. Tho king Of
Greece is Catholic though most Of his
subjects are of the Greek Church. Of
the IS, $780, 600 European subjects Of the
Sultan OF Turkey, 1878 600 are of the
Greek Church, and 100000 are Catho-
lios, while only 100000 are Mohom-
medans.
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E&-In Portland, o few days since.
Dir. and Mrs. DAxIN went to church,
leaving only q little girl at home. Du-
ring their absence the house was visited
BY the polioc, who made 9 fuitlesE
search for liquor, %leaveng things topsy-
turvy. When thoy returned. Mira DA.
KIN ascertained that S26 had boon alb.
stracsed from tho pocket of one of hel
dresses. That's q game the Know.
Nothings understand, and when they
play it out, who is there to bring them
to claw gu
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WALL PAPER!

ID @. BEER, at the Ncao Book Store,
~ Ashland, Ohio, is just receiving 4 large
ami well selected stock of
WaH and Windot0 Paper, Borders &c,
which, in addition to his former stock, will
make the assortment SO large and varied as
canno fail to please, and which will be offer
ed at such prices as to insure entire satisfac-
ton 1t is the design of the subscriber to keep
constantly on hand such an assortment as to
make it entirely unnecessary for any one wish
ing to purchase FANCY PATTERNS to send
to adjoining towns, as heretofore,-feeling
confident that goods can be sold as cheap in
Ashland as elsewhere, and knowing that the
assortment now heing received is such as can
not fail to please all. Call and examine-no
charge for exhibiting goods.
Ashland, MAY 9, 1855. n49tf.
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CoMPLIMENTARY.--A country carpen-
ter having neglected to mako q gallows
that had been ordered to be erected on
q certain day, the judge went to the
man and said :
"How came you, Sir, to neglect max.
ing tho gibbet I ordered?"
Without intending any sarcasm, the
man replied
"I'm very sorrow; for if I had
known it was for your honor, it should
havo been done Immediately"
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N ILLER HOUSE.

January 25. 1e54.-1y.
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A CARD.

u C. TICKNOR has removed to the store
ID. room directly under tho Shield & Ban
ner Office, where he is opening and offering foI
sale, at the rsry lOrest prices, and extensive as
sortment of
ENTIRELY NEW ROCKS,
MUSIC, BLANK BOOKS,
WALL PAPER, CUTLERY,
PAPER MACHIA GOODS,
o + MONAlES,
and a variety Of other fancy articles, selected
with caro- IN the Eastern markets. He respect
fully solicits tho patronage OF the people, and
hopes by strict attention to business, to give
satisfaction to his old friends and customers
generally.
n. B. The public are warned not to be de-
ceived or misled by finding our name attached
to any other establishment in town.
Mansfield, Nov. Is, 1854. 24tf
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BOOKS, &C.
NEW BOOK STORE.
n. @. 1GH1.


WISHES to inform the citizens OF Ashland and
w adjoining counties, that be has Just received
and will keep constantly on hand. the largest and
best assortment OF
Books, Stationery, Inks, Wall Paper,
&C., ever before offered to the public In this Pan
He has iaken the room formerly occupied By the
Banking House OF Luther, Grail q Co., and directly
opposite the
NEW a n BUILDINGS!
Having purchased his Stock directly from Pub
fishers az cash prices, and holding a connection
with an extensive Publishing House In New York
City. He feels warranted In saying. that no ex.
pects to distance all competition.
His stock will consist in part OF all the various
School Books now In use, the choisest standard
MISCELLANEOUS WORKSl
all the recent publications, Bibles OF all sizes. dis
cripIions and prices, q well selected assortment OF
Inks, In fact. everything ususlly found in Book
Stores.
Particular attention IL called to the Stationery
WALLPAPER Departments. The subscriber has no
hesitation In saying that he can give the most un.
alleged satisfaction to those who are In want OF
Paper, Envelopes, B~lank-Books, Memorandum,
Pass Books, Diaries. WalrPsper, Inks, Ink-Stands,
or anything OF the kind.
Lawyers and business men, IN particular, are
invited to call and examine the quality and prices
OF goods they may be in need of.
". B.-TrGdo supplied at Cleveland Wholesale
prices.
Ashland. Nov. 22d. 1854. 9su
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The BABY SHow.-This much dis
oussed exhibition both yesterday and to-
day, has drawn crowded houses" The
Museum is now o most pdder-iforous
place, and We do not remember to hage
ever seen 90 many suckers gathered to-
getheI before. The one and two year
olds have shown their fine points, and
their dams "have had to answer o list
ofp9inted questions, as to their. food and
HABITS prior to the advent of their young
pIizes.n
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-"Frank,n said an nffectionate lad

frank" said an nfectionate lady,
che other day, to apromising youngster,
"if you don't stop smoking and reading
80 much, you will get after a while so
that you won't care anything about
work"
"Mother," replied the young hopeful,
leissrely renewing a very long cigar,
and turning another leaf of Barnum,
t1'vs got SO now p
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TERMS-IN

For the Mercantlle Course time unlimited, $40. 90
Tho same Course for Ladies, Is. 90
For seperate Instruction in Pcnmanship,
FlOurishing, ETC., as per agreement.
The design OF the Institution is to afford as Food
advantages as can be had in any similar one in the
Union, TO young men about to assume the RESPONSE
BILE duties OF the Counting Room, and various mer-
Camille pursuits.
SCIENCE OF keeping will be ex-
planned from q new stand point, exhibiting the true
nature and relation of accounts and the course
will embrace some of the best practical forms or
as if il were a species OF conjecture, in which
multiplicity offorms are substituted for principles,
arbitrary rules for reasons. and venerable pre-.
cedcnts for genuine philosophy, making the whole
field of the science a complete "tcrra incognita."
To proeuce good practical accounts the understand
ing, and not the memory simply, should be address.
cd.
DAILY LECTURES, cte.-one or more lectures
will be given daily, on the following subjects
Accounts. Penmanship. Mercantile Customs. Bank
mercial Law. Political Economy, Commercial
Ethics. Railroading, etc. Besides the usual lee
lures on Law. ETC.. i'll Colleges OF this kind, there
will be others by practical men thoroughly con-
versant with the routine OF business, to instruct
on points allied to the course OF study, and one
expressly on calculation.
PKNMANsHIP. PRACTICAL ANDOR HAMENrAL.-This
department will be under the superintendance of
two of the best pcnmen OF the day. Business wri-
ting will be taught upon the new method of Folsom's
%exaeting to the beat of an ir-
strument, and producing the popular commercial
hand in much less than the usual time.
n. B.-For particulars send for Circulars, Gaia
logucs, ETC., and address the Principal.
II ? A large library will be connected with the
College, containing the various works on Book
dents will have access.
Cleveland. Rows 1854. 45tf
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Western Merchants.

TIE subscriber would call the attention OF deal
u ers generally to the extensive arrangement ITS they
have made for the Importation and sale OF British,
French, and German Dry Goods.
Having q buyer permanently located in Eu-
rope, whose entire attention will be given to the
selection ofGoods for our sale, We shall be In re-
eeiPt of new and desirable Dress Goods BY zach
steamer. Our stock OF
White Goods, Hosiery, shawIs q Notions,
will be found complete: Also, large variety
OF black and Colored Silks, SatinS, etc, Cloths,
C~assimeros and Vestings, Linens, Drillings, &C.,
&c. and Tailor's Trimmings generally.
Always on hand all leading styles OF Domes-
tic Goods, bieaehed and brown
Cotton, Drills, Ticks, stripes, ~I5entms,
with q choice assortment OF Merrimaeh and Co.
checo Prints. Lancaster Ginghams, &C., &c.
Tho Clothing Department (under the firm OF l..
H TYLER & COL will embrace q great variety of
well Made Garment such as cannot fail to give
satisfac ton.
We invite The attention Of cash and short time
buyers.
NJ We have also secured the services OF w.
L. STRONG, Gate of Mansfield, Ohio,) who will
take great pleasure in showing you through our
stock when you visit this market, please favor
him with q call.
L. o. WILSON & CO.,
No. IL CoURTLAED t., AVID II AND IL DEY ST., n.
Isnuarv oS Ia5A-Iv
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Musical Instruments. &C.. &c.
Relief IN TEN MINUTES II

DRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS are uniail-
ID ing in the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, BronchitIs, Sore Threats, Hoarseness,
Difficult Breathing, IncipientConsumption, and
Diseases of the Lungs. They have no taste OF
medicine, andany child wilItake them. Thou
sands have been restored to health that had
before dispaired. Testimony given in hundreds
of cases. A single dose relieves In ten min
utes!
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers-the orig
inal and only genuine is stamped "Bryan.''
Spurius kinds are offered for sale. Twenty
five cent q box. Sold by dealers generally.
J BRYAN & Co., Rochester. New York, Pro-
p~zretors: Whole sale by ID. Park, Cincin-
natl, Ohio w. Fiske Cleveland, Ohio
February S, 1854 n3Stf.