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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-10

ne bad elOsedF he sh0Jk me one -be held-by'
his right hAnd, saying. "Pray. brOlhet,.
PreS." Soon he commenced praying and
weeping. confsssiqg his sins and bessechine
God and his brother 10 forgive him. When
tbe 6rs, bad eoncIsaed. Mr. Heddins shook
the other, snd esIIsa upon hin to, pray.
Ne was the mOst puguscious Of the two,
and ii WIS hard work for him to give utter,
snce u words. A thousand frogs seemed d
cloggin his spe ch," but he at last broke
through his difficulty, and prayed God and
his brother to forgive him When he said
Amen" !" AR. Hedding relinguisaed his
grasp, and they all rose TO their feet.--
New shake hands, brethrea, = said he asand
hive as brethren, and Lore each other as
long as You live" They Immediately EN-
brsced each other aud almost as quickly
sstlsd their dispute.
The two men ever have lived on the best
terms Of fraternaI and Christian fellow
ship.
There vas need too. Of self denial. and
10 hope Of emulation or profit. for Metho
dist minister ih those days. Mr.. Heddng
men'ions that during the FIRST ten years Of
his ministry. a part Of which time he was
.presidiug elder, he travelled on an average
5000 miles ayesr, and preached nearly ev
cry day in the year, and all the pay he re.
celged fer those ten years was four hundred
and ffty dollars, or an average Of as dol.
lars \ year. One year he received on his
circuit, exclusive OF his travelling expenses.
Three Dollars and Twenty Five Gents,
which made up 81 dollars at the Confer.
ence.
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Quick Sales and Short Profits!
NJ. "A. II A NJ MA

yXTOULD respectfully inform tho citizens Of Cad
W. iz md vicinity, that he manufactures all
kinds of Cabinet Furniture, Yeniron blinds, Mat
raises and cushions, and keeps general assort.
mentof Cane seat and wood Chairs, also a splendid
assortment Of Gilt Molding which he mikes up nto
Looking glass and Picture Frames, all Of which he
determined to ssll at snch prices as 70 make Il an
obie CT for purchasers 70 buy Of him.
Particular attention given to rcnovating Matrass
and putting up window shades and curtains, veni.
tion blinds repalnted and retrimincd: All work
wsrfunteds Tive him call before purcLasina
Il Wareroom,M Markst street, opposite Mccormick
store. l0ct 10. 's5
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ETA Quaker on hearing man curse a
particular piece Of road, went up 10 him
and said; "Friend / am under obligations to
thee. What thou hast done would have
done. but my religion forbids it. Don't let
my concience, however, bride thee. Give
thy indignation wings. and suffer not the
predjadices Of others 10 paralyze the tongue
ofjustice and long suffering, yea verify,
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Your friend,
WILSON SHANNON.
Col. SAMUEL MEDARY.
Teachers Qualifications.

AS~NASA GAC1AA4SAbAVlA0s
1. A fully developed and sound pysical
constitution.
2. A habit of cleanliness and neatness of
person and dress.
| 3. Il courteous demeanor, and uniform
politc and unembarraased manner.
q. A natural or required fondness for
children.
5, Familiarity with all the branches taught
IN the school.
6. A mind Systematically instructed, un
vitiated by peculiar modes of thinking, and
free from ecoentrici.ies and caprices.
Z. Power of concentrating thought upon
any given subject, or pursuing train Of
INVESTIGATIONS without wavering and of Sc
suring the true result
8. Should be distin uished for lore of
order.
9. Apt to teach, er ready to impart in.
struction to children.
10. Ability to secure their attention, and
TO develope and improve the faculties Of
chilcren. i "a
II. Should have just senoe Of the i'm !
portance Of his labors, consciousness, whiel
will not suffer Lin to rest content with ONLY
a partial performance.
12. Should be firm in principle; but kind
and cha table in his judgment Of acts and
motives.
l3. Should be placable and ready to for
give, on the exhibition Of penitence purpose
oil reformation.
ID. Should discriminate in his treatment
Of children of different temperament and
habits.
l5. Should be able, without purterbation
to administer suitable and appropriate dis !.
cipine.- Camps "Excelror."
EI-A A red headed lover in writing to a
red headed girl should use great care III
wording his letters. The less said about
mutual flames" the better, We once
knew wedding postponed six years by a
similar line to this. a
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3 : 8 3
FALSEHOOD EXPOSED!
Important letter from Gov. Shan
non.

non.
We hasten to lay before our readers the
following prompt, noble AMI manly letter
from Gov Shannon, exposing the gross and
libelous f4lseheods of the Fusion Press,
concerning his speeches in nsas.-States.
The letter was received this morning.
Executive Office, Shawnee Mission. X. IT,
Sept, 26. 1855.
Ny DEAR SIa:-I have this moment re-
ceived information that hey are circulating
charge against me that made pro-sla-
very speech at Westport, in Missouri. on
my way here. There is not a word of truth
in this charge--it is wholly false. In the
few remarks | made at Westport, in reply
to the welcome they gave me, | said moth
Ing on the subject Of slavery, on the contra
ry | rsmarked that that was on ,stlon /
would not discuss Since | came here, on
all occasions, have left that question
where the Kansas bill leaves it to the peo-
pie to determine for themselves and |
have on all oscasions so stated. This re-.
port, no doubt, is put in circulation to affect
the elections 10 Ohio and esev here. |
hope you will giveit, as coming from me,
a prompt contradiction.
The kinsas Herald of the 22l, a strong
pro-slavery paper, notices this charge and
sets me right--representng me truly on
this question. l will send you copy ifI
can sc! cne.
Your friend,
WILSON SHANNON.
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II. CilILDS u co.

WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE.
No 1873 Wood Street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
II AVE just received their Fall Stock Of Roo,a
Hand Shoes, consisting of over -Four tho ,aand
chnLien's wear, purchased direc from the Eastern
Manufacturers, principally for cash, previous to
the recent advance lin stock and selected with
great care as TO quality and sizes adapted TO tha
Western Trade
Merchants visiting Pittsburgh will fad il adv,n.
tageous to look though an immense establishment
beiere purchasing, as we are deIerm led to sell as
low as any New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore
Jobbing Houses
Prime New York Sole Leather constantly kept
on hand. y
a1rP Particular attention given toorders
(ocl0) II CHlLDS e. Co
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EE A gentleman from Sleubenvile, says
that telegraphic dispatch received there
gives the following: Franklin and Adams
c,,unty have given Medlll 1000 majority -
Musk'nsum has given majority for Trim.
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WIN. ]. HOWARD. N.

A liberal reward will be paid for any in.
formation concerning the above named
D'UNGER, aa webelieve him 70 be an ex.
pert Jeremy Diid!r r."
STATESMAN OFFICE.
ATBditors will bsueatthe craft BY copy.
ing the above. MA
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EE'It is mentioned as a fact worthy OF
notice Shat the naval armament destroyed
by the Russians themselves. to prevent Il
from falling into the hands OF their enanies.
exceeded ia number Of guns the whole nav
Al force Of The United sSta!es. 49, aAaE.
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ET"Why can no one starye in the des-
serts Of Arabia!" "on account of the
sand which is' there" "And how did the
sandwiches get theres" "lism went there,
and his posterity was bred and mustered (
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A FRESH LOT OF FALL AND WINTER BON.
NErFS of the Latest Stile just received at
toct 10, $50 HATCHER / BRO.
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S. L. S n AR p

w WHOLESALE and Retail I'obacconist, Market
w street, above Sixth, near the Railroad. Stem
benville, South side, keeps con .tanty on hand an
kinds of Manufactured Tobacco. Cigars and Snuff =
All articles, sold by him warranted to be OF the
bestqua ity A
&J-All orders promptly attended to.
oteubenvle, Oct. 10, lS55--ly.
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NEw PRINcIPLE! NEw REMEDY No po,soN
tshUdcs' FeVer a.,Sa Aguc Cusrc:
On ANrIDoTE TO MALARIA

For the Prevention and cure OF Fever and Aguc, or
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, ant other inteFlnitt.
cut and Rtmttent tevers; also Of Bilious
FeverS accompanied by Typhoid SyInp.
toms; Typoid Fever, Yellow Fever,
Ship and Jail Fever, General Debili-
ty, Night Sweats, and all other
forms of disease winch hnva n
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MEDICINAL.
Dr. HoI(S Celebrated Pulmonic Elirij


EoR The petuanen. cure OteotEhs, eolda consumption
bT0tLtils tsihua lrfuenta, Group, whoOPlns cough,
ilAnaion ofhe broehea and hoaIsent&t caused pub
lie speaklhsi AHL all Affections II The organs Of FesPTa
ti6n. No..
Is o the lungs ever sold In AU'eEtea. ,,.,.,.
lnPreatRiiHs this medicine 10 The public nave ine
satlshtOh To know that we not only pTeAeHt them WIN
aninvaltabie antIIoe for Tie class OF diseases Ioes'
eS 10 cure but ore which Is PerfectlT harmless IN US e.
ffets urc k4 constitution, can be ADMINISTERED VITA
out iny fear OF mineral rOitoht, for u e0htanA Goie
The fact that large portion OF The tuheTihs anu ueIln
lhTOuSloutt country SeGued by disease OIL oTsArs
iuccd " TO Pu II within the reach Of every
who may eed teLcdy that has proven NSe so InEa'u"
This medicine Is the result ola long experience, and
study Of thhe dlS&S Of lie lungs which ar! - III
our changable ciHaiei and we claim u 70 es III AaYse
OF all medicines ever before discovered for t0se Peeui
comr IInls, an improvement uPCR ALL and consequently
,UTcrior 10 all others.
We shall make no eVtTavasant assertions OIL eftaey
in curing dt.ea.cS like the vendors too many noSTun,
who deceive all who trust he nor shall We oII 0u' any
inducements which exTeHeEe does not justify. 49,,
futent9 will perSeYere Ia tbs use Of this med'tne,
and use Il as dntted they will Le euTe ~ every
lLat tits not beyoEd the power or medicine heLe a!
nun eIous PERSONS now e0yingth blessings OF heah
Isewed e, as il were who Otherwise would have tong
siCce been in their gave but for tue timely and FeTseEe
ting use Of Is invaluable renedy It's mol pleteuusu
tAt Il Is InEaIble In every stage Of conSuhp'Io Out
know Il 10 b. better adapted to the various diseases o.
respiratory Orgas than any other Medicine ever ohetsu'
thepube. All weasEis trial. and s..
action Is not siv.n, the money will be Teturred
Genuine sisIed I. HALL x CO. For SAFE o. yAM,s
nIKEH DIu4sIst, Wheeling, Va. Also, ~ DIOs5n'S
generally throughout the country
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fEe'T t1s f5iF'So't le.l ktpiHCaH'
w INVALUABLE .IEplCINE.-lt Is hui seldom we md
tmOns the many IeRI,des offered TO tile public o tie cue
Of d4eSSe ore 10 cOIHmena or whose viz
tues we aye able 10 discover and have always edG0uSY
Av 1ed giving utieaIfe tOInYIhNS that might lead any
one ~ sPP0e that we placed ANY faith IN their rele
siOn. hut with IeeIeLee TO IenEdY nnnu actuied ~
this place, aud which LaG become familiar TO the public
household words, We Sle3kh0 kuOwejge VI It's In
iiEste exeeeEeies, iE adaptation 20 maEy Of tie ls Of
Ii E, aud the security Wits which It may he uSed. We
sIeSk OF tie NOnpaei Nerve aud Hone LEine, PrepaT'
ID BY u. II. Can TO-, ON prescription iurshed By
DT Watson Carr, late OF NnrganOwn, and now OF wlee
ing ono o. the most eminent Physieias 10 Nl'gma. This
lnHnt Is based upon tue broad principle that any renee
dy which will ieieN external pain, viii properly com
pou5e be equ,Iy elcacious in itOv inte nal Adee.
iionS principle tia: hls BEEN successfully deIeOled
II Is simply the OISIg o! StieLce, b'n: mild aM aim
pie III lis aetlon, !hd yet revealing ~ It's ELECTS rover
laure rtedlbe, IeachHs tic I'M 81 hidden slTws OF Ia
aud bcas;-and yet be innoIOLS TO toe weAkes inlan-
II 10 GlSu b. Tar tie ehsFIi LTsnt IN the AIkei beEs
Ut w In LOles twice iAGe a. the majority aid Une'
larger ;hA the largest, besides being mole ihaGiolr
tiMtA as Suons We Commend 1t TO those IN want o.
Il RI Al "a
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Paper Warehouse,
CYRUS W. FIELD d. CO.,
coNNIss on AERcnASTs.
No. IL Gilt Street,
Nru' VNDH

coNNISs on NERCnASTs.
No, IL Gilt street,
NEW YORK.
Are Sole Agents III the UniIcd states Tor
MuspTait's superior EleachiNg Powder.
Victoria MINIS Celebrated Writing FaltTs.
GsnesSe Printing {"
RawIlhs 4 Sons EngliIh Tissue
First qulity l'lirsnnriEe llUe
They also AGENTS r tile principal Parer MsnOttuf'
ers In this country, and oer Tor sale b. aI Tie INST ef'
tenSive aud and esi abe stock Of PapE and FtT H1NN'
eEtrI Matrialt that can be found In this or any okr
Theif business Is strictly wholesale and Writing Papers
are sold By the Cis4 only.
Goods both Foreign aud Domestic, attic lowest possible
prices.
Paper made 10 order Any size OF weight Liberal all
vaEces made OH eOMSsnmeRtS Of Payer, PAPER MAKERS
stock aud other merchandise
Tie hIheIt ml.Aet WEee raid cash for al Kinds
RAGS aUSl-Iy'
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ASSlGNEE1S NOTICE..

e imeon u, Wosdtow h,yGs, on the IIth dayoI
undtrssneI Tor tie bLrtht Of hN sid WOOiowS ediI'
0tS all n his real aud personal oFtrtY aud chooses
iion all PtTtonl Ia any wise indebted 10 said WoodIow
reISoRS haylrE claims tEAnA said Woodrow are Itqned
IN order to Ettite any heHeh: under sad rUAt, within
four nUhhS 10 e their claims with the PIoFer eleaaeae
api3 GEO. ", SIGHTS, iaSieree.
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Professor woods, Oriental snnn,i,e

This nlmentiSa valuable auxiliary IN Tue treatment o.
tome Of he most dlSeAltS With which II Is our
lot TO eORteadI orihSiaDe, tHG1maiisH u lHhet end
kEd'. ny Thorough AMI continued application Of thi'
LRinnnt over the region OF the Affected oEan ihete 9th
eTwite ormil1ble dlte1SeS ere al ofe dlThHh Of noe
than halt their terTors, particularly among children, and
lhousARdS OF mothers, we're hey allowed 70 3FeSk, wond
with all the el0qLeNe OF thg and Affection hear hef
diem GTomthe very Jaws Of death, and restored them 10
their former health aud beauty AS1ln, vii! be found
powerful Auxiliary Ia removing what L. generally known
A. an Agu9 Cake or an enlargement Of tee spleen all
cases where an external application Of service, this m
tnent Will be f0uhh uSe!ul.
GcnefnI Depot COS broadway, New York; and III
aIket 81. st Louis
FoTsale wholeSale and retail In Wkelinshy
;e7d3m WILLIAM ]. ARMSTRONG.
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Planished Tin Ware,

Planished Tin Ware.
TUST OPeESd, aSTOriHn ofsPlendid rIsmshed Ware,
consisting Of coffee and Tea rRs, chatting Dishes, OlS.
ter SteHeTS, Vegetable SLeS, h Covers, 1elF0t ESS
cooe,T. Stonnth waTneia, and PAINTED Toilet setS-'I
helutiuIaTtiee weleSTeetfuly solicit tie attention Of
the public 10 our varied aid beaU!u assortment olouse
aud Steam Boat furnishing goods
n0RllS, BARNES 4 co,
So2S, MCnToS 81, Mar The Post 0ftte,
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New Savings Bank Store
At TnE
Old pOSI.

"SkEP 7HK HsID III" III 'aipgtn"
ItlTIHESSO ri Wheeling srd ttcli'y.-ia,, ID ..s
Y. 70 Lealih IemiRds tie its' II uay 0; be anis'i
your atlertion Umy Fail 'rA Wlu'tr :'WA"' i''.'
Shoes. Hats, Caps, UEibGelsS sHi Caro- ss'>' ~,
coiisT Of Market end Monroe N,ee =. Wr,'' Pc
fld great variety Of tashlOnbe htelI ,0''ie'''''
Au,i'be 10 the &ea'ON, at IVw IfiteS. .,.,,,.
NeTy Thankful Tor the liberal patronage l-'W ~,
coming amongst !ou, itSrett'Gy >"le' 'ci ~ .9s'
wait on you,) ihS uniting labor VISA i,,'.i 's
have their Offspring health an TO III. setfE H''''l
aid eeoHOLly may have WeAItl. ,....,
Ladies, II you wihh 10 puiehss sIaoua9 81 ~
winter ROHhtiS, SURE,
Gall al the ND POAt Ollitr opposite the Ntt.'
Gentlemen, II yOu wish to pu chaH ii'lIe'-"N''
or Hat,
Cailat the above nlaCe, where you will 6e!-i-@'
leHember, the old P0N Dixie cOfIef.
To County Merchants ! have :tw Go'd' 70 -
lhw prices. ...,v.
pclT r. ~. W'l>'N'
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cn1AT c11pRFOR DYSPEPSIA

can equal iaeura!tse Eowsa contain: 10 AttoiioL.
.",..sSi" to liz tUte and may be taken by tile Vst
ietSe rse,ts who esuOi eat watel cracker without
.ruisiIstTesS, Bewlie otDAvGdEp lHIrtTloN% PeFsln
XXI on The ,srn and set descriptive circular, EratIs
,SiuT large amount VI SrESTITC EvIprNCE, from LG-
hs', InmSi ChemiSyi lr. Comics Physiology Of ID.
.s,on, IIr Pc eil on Food AMI Aeii nf John y. DIa-
sSr. Of New York University, POL unsIlsOnS PhySno
~, p,oi Sinan. Of Yale COlesC; Dr.IaIrente'S Phys
5syt ETC together with reports ofCrREs from all pats
VI II. PATTERSON, 80 Monroe sheet, WHEELING,
ICLni..,,e aud Re.ail 4gcnt, maT?-h4wIy
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS

CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MATERIAL,
RuFnitnre Coverings. sc.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
w. II. CARRrIiS
CURTAIN TORE,
"''' opptIitt he SLATE HoaIH
uR has always In store full stock Of o...,.,..
P'enfS Brcc;teilsja widths Lace and Mu1lln CpIta lie
aud e0lOrSi Ot,sNt sit|L ss2'II ,c az &c :,
RTeiEh Satin DE IAtneSi dSos S 9 Ii It
Iudla Satin DInrSksi ulll S2lpSt,s t1.
RIenth MOquetiei Hilt rus S sIa "s"@''
10 Pushes 4lnps' 1....Is Re
NV, Painted WINDOW SHADES, q az s'yes s s".i
tees, RlG ClIAnds Shade Fixtures HIa .s.s, Piri;
;T.FvthiNE tomPft for CETH'A', o. 'ue "'"s@'
Styles and at the Iott't Hrieth ~, :, ,A.,, ,ja4.v
Persons sending the h.Ehi and xaM q NsrJ IN he
t.t ,oasr, see Fashion Plates in AusaAi lumber Of Nv
yte,sSrs, totis CAR FUlLDERS, and dealers Gehsr
ais supplied al The IsWt't HAelt!a!t PTie,t ,,v
H"''''rF''' ". H. CARRfLi
Importer ofaEd pesler in Furnishing G tss,Sh
leo Chestnut street, corner u EuMI
nbNtt1-iyIlLW OpNhNite tic state IInNst th'la"N.
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BAIlrINIORE.
Established ia lo2a,

u-TH0NPSoN REYNOLDS, in,ef.,,.l,,
House, respectfully invites we,teIn Ntt.,,''' '>
hImAeSll. y /;
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STAPLE 'A AND FANCY an X DRY GOODS,
lave removed to their new Iron Rulldhg; ?lS Market
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Saddlers Hardware.

ASH COACH TRIMMING.
TUST ortreI large Assortment SalaltI'1 Hardware
J Ard Coach Thinning Colth ard Ieitler YarnshI
BuCIy Rowi lubba, SF0ktS, Eellowl Carriage end Tire
HoIS, Maiehble Irons Patent and Eramtlsd Leather,
isStion 81 thI pubic, JOliN RNOTR,
IoSi3 Old stand, I63 Main II.
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HYDRO ELEcTRlc vOLTAiC CHAINS.
Pfodcips instant tiie from tie most acute rln tEdrer
nihtEily curing all NGuTaAtt dlSea&tS, RhsulA
IItni, painted AID Swetd JOINTS, Neuralgia
" The Ftte, ltalCeN. hllndIHSS,Sl.
HiiUN arts, r'lFiiAitonS OF tas
Heat, peUodiesl lieSd4elks,
Fairs tEts stomach, H.
digestion, dYITtp&G
UNdre Pains,
Paralysis
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-01

AND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.
WILLIAM HAGAR, JR & Co, Successors
w to W. & IL. Hagar, No. 50 Gold Street,
Ne~ York.
The subscriber having purchased The entire
interest of WIS II. HAGAR in the Type. Foun-
Try business, heretofore conducted by them
are now prepared 10 fill all orders fer TYPE
n PRINTING MAI ERALS with which
they may be favored. Having been connect
ed with the late establishment for nearly
twelve years, we have no hesitancy in saying
that the celebrity enjoyed by it, both in point
OF material and manufacture, will be fully
maintained by us, and, having ample facilities.
their late patrons, and the trade generally. may
expect to receive orders with the came accu-
racy and dispatch. -g- -
Attention is called to the entirely new edi-
ton of our Specimen Book, which is now rea-
dy for delivery, copies of which will be fur
nished gratis to all persons wishing to purchase
type. Persons out OF the city will please di-
rect how it may be sent. Additions will con
stantly be made to the already large and varied
to be found there, OF such novel
ties as may appear, and specimen sheets for
warded to all who receive our book.
A full assortment of all Kinds of Printing
Materials will always be kept on hand: Ma
chine and Hand Presses, adams, and all other
Kinds Of Presses, will be furnished at shor
notice and at manufacturers prices.
Our attention has been called to the adver-
tisements of several other founders who claim
to have become acquainted with a peculiar
secret for the preparation of their material,
which enables them 10 cast type to last one
third longer than that furnished by any other
founder. We assure the trade that there is no
secret in the combination of metal with which
we are not fully acquainted, and, if required
we will guarantee aI1type furnished by US to
last as long, with the same use, as that iur-
Inshcd by any otter establishme mt in the coun-
ry.
9-Publishers of Newspapers, VIII will in
sert this adve rtisement three times, with This
note, and forward US a paper containing the
same, will be paid IN printing materials by
purchasing Tour lines the amount OF their bill
for the zs4.s
WM-HAGA Ar, ia,
April 1855 s. RANDOLPH.
sS We have been appointed agents for the
sale OF CHASE'S DIAMOND PRINTING
PRESS, and keep a full assortment of the diff,
ferent sizes on hand. They are much the
cheapest press in the market, and supply the
place of those of a much higher cost. Paw
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-08-01
NOTICE.
Ann Bowmaster
VS. PETITION FOR DIVORCE

Ann Bowmaster
Solomon Bowmastef.
ETHE SAID DEFENDANT IS HEREBY
Il notified, that Ann Bowmaster the Plain
tiff filed a Petition in the Court of Common
Pleas, of the County of Ashland and State of
Ohio, on the third day of March a. D.1S55,
against the said Solomon Bowmaster. TIL
said Petition sets forth, among other things,
that the Plaintiff and Defendant were lawfully
married about the month of April, A. D. 1916,
and that they lived together as husband and
wife, until the month of February, A. D. 1859,
at which time the Defendant lefthis home, and
his said wife, without any Just cause, and that
he has from that time, and still continues to re-
main wilfully absent from his family, and that
said Defendant has been wilfully absent for
more than three years. The said Petition also
sets forth, and charges, that the Defendant has
been guilty of adultery with one Charlotte
Valdez in the year A. D. 1851, and winter of
A. D.. 1851 and 1852, and also that he was gull
the time lie lived with the Plaintiff, and with
out the knowledge of the Plaintiff; and also,
that he has been guilty of other crimes and
misdemeanors, and the prayer and object of
said Petition, is, that the marriage contract ex-
isting between the parties, be dissolved and
set aside, and that the safG Plaintiff may have
reasonable alimony out of tise estate and prop
erty of said Defendant, and that she be restored
to the name of Ann Rodocker, the name she
bore before her marriage to said Defendant,
and to all the rights and privileges she enjoy
ed before her said marriage.
ANN BowMAsTER,
Fulton 4 McCcMBs, Petrs .Atty's.s
June %, 1855. SOW.