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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-07

The rcuort on motion was ac ,eotei Rev AZ sTJlwTl
followed In few remarks briefly congratulaug the
bers Of the society on the highly favorable character Of
the report.
proceeded to read the sixth annual report very
lengthy embracing elaborate review OF the abors Of
the past the present condition Of the uren and its
purposes for the future We give the following condensa
Never before the organization Of this body the
As .sssncs the man who under God ,se leader q hs
longer .ah snerpriss mare human origin.
might fer s The y earthly ssae. would
sS s sr 2. &C. q s % T sSs q,
and usefulness Bible Union depend upon any one
nS eocy " a q .D s.S re css
call from the field Of battle He win up others 70 take
saas Our Sa ansness
en- w on On oS
multiply every ~dc Subscribers for membership steadily
snassaed an%
% Ssss s p. c
sscnis are freely admitted INTO hs pvlgs q ar
aowns snnic learn whss we are d@s add on What
Pae has faroes The G
the Bible Union begins 70 be conceived b. many minds The
-. Of i dsSsracps ri; pian. and operations assnsi
oar rom every region where he word
loved and extend influence and ussunes. into
IN snnsd e no people and . 70 soany i SEEK !. 2 ss
no distnc,n bet those who become with
rights and privileges except % far IA these defined by the
~onstitrfion OF Cnon We eccesia <lcA
ganzaion and claim no right on hs platform aIsnslh
SANCTION nor condemn any denomination Of Chrsians but
unite 70 and make known prec'sey what GOD
fiae influence his truth we shall eventually al be made
one a Christ with Tie Father
Board has never lost sight OF the prominent position
which the revision Of the English Scriptures sy expected
AZ rpy N the plans and operations OF the Union livery
possible effort has been made du,ny The as ysar 70 press
ecsIv DE later The last sin books o. he New Testament
have been published the Gospel Of John has been sf.rso
fvped Of fpsse Ephcsans has been screoyped 9e
gospel q Mathew Il In process Of sterecsypns ne Ac,s
Xpo~p il IN process ol stercoypng the Book OF JOB
sns through the presshe whole q this book would hsvs ben
ssed By DE first Of september had not the work neen de
ayed ~ q the Eptse 10 me Hebrew
s nessiy ready Cor tho pre~ he Two Eps>ses INC Thess
lonAns sv N The hands q As scseoPer ne Epse 70 va
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rAmvsaD Oct 2-swecpstskes for thr.. 80, "a 49,
Tally chsatham's b. .. sebastopoi, by TAiy.Ho.
BeIchsr Mcdaniel b. Carolina, by Regent dam
BY Imp f'A''e'er TIN. Ala ''...'.. ds.
FAmsrup.-sEoosp DAY, Oct. 2-Proprietor's pure a
5000 two mills heats
John BcIchsr ,piersd CHI. m. cordslla Reed, years
old, by Wagner, dam by rriam. .............. I I
Major Thomas boswell entered b. &. Agtator. i
years old, by Childe Harold dam Emily Thomas 4
q. y. Hare entered b. b. Michael Angelo, years
James Tslly entered 9. G, years old, by Rsvsnus,
Bowl. ana nar entered g. g. h. BY Register dam
Time, 5.Sols-a:is.
KENTUCKY.
year oids two mile heats soo entrance $50 forfeit e2S
deolaraioni twenty -four entries slr started.
Dr. T. Warheld sbr, T. Release, BY Derthune,
dhm Alice eafneai. ........ .......... o
John campbells b. 9, y Wagner, dam
. ean} bertrand. ..-........... .......... .
Daniel AeIntyte's b. g, " Yorkshire Jam
G N. johnson ch Z, BY Yorkshire dan by
Margsave she ut u lady Adam. 3ro
JAMES H. Dukes b. ., by Yorkshire, dam
sister TO Tangent ~ Wagner '...i.'.' sro
john ". sAyss. c. Aae, by Yorkshire, dam
Time s:5o-5.isjt,-..siiiisiM.is.ssi. '~'
SAME nAy.--puIAe, sicO mile heats free for all axe~
:. -. bruccs oh. c. Omar, ycars old by York.
shire, dam by nargrave, abe oa, Of Argentine. ) 4
u. q. Tomass b. m, years old by dlencos
dam Occidental, by Bertrand. =. :. .....,. q
John ilarpcr'n Y. m. Helen swigert, yeara ola
by Bulwcr, dam by frumpetor. ........... 2 .
J. X. Wards b. m, years old, by Churchill,
dam Catherine by bertrand. ........,... 4 a.
Time, 1:is-1:iss.-16i.
Sixth DAY, Sept ao-rurSc $3.50 four ulc heats free
to all nRes:--
r. q. Murphy h Co.'s oh IN. Mamie Lewis, years
old by imp. Glencoe. dam Motto, by imp.
John haisV Clay. ch o. Princeton, ysa: Old BY
imp Yorkshire, dam Magnolia, bp Imp. Glcncos. . 2
H. Il. Eagles GAS. shy'sl b. m. kata Bateman,
years old, by imp. Yorkshire, dam by imp.
hhRrhNc.. q
s. d. Brucc'a Oh q. Dick Doty, years old, by Dos
ton, dam BY Eclipse. :. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. dr.
Time 79I--TbTk.
SAxs nAy.--Second race---Iurse $50 Milo heats, iog
beaten horses, s25 entrance added
JOS. wingaie's b. & waxy years old, by Bu-
ford, dam Alice Carneal ..................-.... i
Jas. Ford'u b. & kctchum years old, BY Boston,
hhin ny Sini ffafnet.
u. ,hllders CHI. c. Know Nothing, years Old, by
Wagner, dam by Medoc. .................,.t...
J. r. Dukes b. IN. years old, by Imp Glencoe,
dam by imp. sargeaon; ..,......,......... -
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In this simple fact there nothing 20 very remark
sbe ccnsiderin9 The circumstance az zecheus being
tsx tbeer and shoot man but !, always Puzlsa BAN
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Philippians Is ready Tor exminAston 20 Immediately to the
screoyper approved Tho other parts Of the Tesla
mont are 10 various stages q has been
The specimens or job and Of Matthew have been yery wall
received by the public Several thousands OF copIss have
already been sold The desire has been almost universally
form this would diminish postage upon them 70 about
sixth Of the present The Book Of Job now appear
ing la consecutive numbers and
by the year twelve numbers constituting the year the perl
odcal whether issued In greater space OF time The
progress OF the Spanish revision during last six
been very satisfactory. The four Gospels are pleed
cuaton among scholars friends may Of
examining the work The OF has been
revised and Is now being stereoyped At the time Is
undergoing q careful re examination In proof.
Since the semi annual nothing has been done for the
revision OF the German scriptures The conviction 10
be growing In the minds OF the scholars connected with the
Union that The thorough revision OF the English VII greatly
ah u The revision OF The German. and mal we canno a.
present the amount Of time and attention the part OF
the officers the Union and Of service on the part
some OF our most eminent reysers that would be requisite f
lars have appropriated the circulation OF the scriptures
in Germany, under Rev ]. a. Onckenmaking In all eight
thousand dollars since the LIST Of June s inc reports OF
Germany OF the most interesting character. Since
semi report nothing has been done in respect TO the
revision OF the French scriptures The reasons Tor this
Samese scriptures 10 the semi annual
port that do deem 1t necessary 70 add much the
present OCCASION letter from Rev John H. Chandler
tans the latest intelligence ExceenRy interesting acton
concerning the scripture Proposition under
favorable circumstances for the revision OF the Portuguese
scriptures. . - -
OF the finances The cash receipts during the first
financial year were rs 595 50
second year ~ fS B
Third Is
Fmh 3G go 63
o1.n iosIo %
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-19
AoldieaL
Judge Johnson's Letter on Fu-
zion

Judge .Johnson's Letter on Eu-
- sion fs s.s
s.sH ClxcNSATr, Aug 18th, 1855.
Messrss A. BANNING NoRToN, b. E.
M4RTrN, and j. o. REAMY- s' -
Gentlemen: have received your kind
invitation to attend meeting of the
people, at Columbus, on Monday eve
ming, 27th inst, to ratify nomination
Of Allen Trinble for Governor.
I cannot be with you on this occa-
sion. NJ mind is fully made up not to
leave my Office the present season tO'at-
tend any political meeting. So much
Of my life has been spent in this way,
that l feel it to be my higher duty to
give what remains of it to my profession
and to my family. az ~ r
s0I congratulate you on the candidacy
of Allen Trimble for Governor of Ohio
Itproyes that there is yet wisdom enough
to find out worth; that ther C is yet pat
riotism enough to sacrifice ones person
al interest for the good of the state.
j speak as.if Iwere addressing my
self to old Wings, who had struggled
long and arduoueIy for the good of the
state, and for the peace of the Union
men who loved their party much, but
their country more; and who only loved
their party. as in their opinion its ad-
Tancement was linked with the honor
and prosperity of their country. s
1t cannot be we'll doubted that all, or
nearly all the great progressive measures
of state legislation in Ohio, whether for
the advancement of popular Education
or the Improvements of Agriculture and
Commerce, were adopted when the
Wings wre the dominant party, In
these great measures we worked har-
moniously; nor could 4 ever see any
real ground for the dissension among us.
But the Wing party was destined to be
overthrow; aud it was overthrown by
two leading acts. the first of folly, the
second Of Wickedness.
The first act to which I refer was
the iIl-judged ncareat" Of FIVE of the
Whig delegates to the Philadelphia Con
Fention against the nomination of Zach
ary Taylor for the Presidency. The
ground on which this s'eayeatn was en-
tered was, that be was a southern man,
1 and would favor the extension of slavery
In the nsw territories. } Time proved
that these apprehens;ons were false.
Time proved that he was the steady, un-
waveripg friend Of free territory. Time
brought those who protested against
/ his nomination to repentance. but their
repentance was too late to cure the mis-
chief. Already northern Ohio had
been auxiously canyassed. Every Whig
who leaned toward abolitionism had beer
sounded, and every feeling against sia-
very strengthened and made more bit
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party-much more, if they should as
sumo the position of the party in the
north, then one or two things vii, follow
for they have not the power to divide
the Union or involve the country in
civil war yet, though this is the direct
tendency of their policy 1.-The Democrats
will nominote conservative man and
carry both the north and the south
Or if the north should take issue with
the north, and put forth southern fa-
matte, the war between the fanatics will
be a.mere circumstance Conservatism
viii find out her own candidate IN the
person Of some old d-fashioned patriot, and
to his standard viii flock ever man in
the nation who loves his country more
than party.
But my business was to say what I
think Of Allen Trimble as a candidate
for Governor. If I had searched the
state over could not have suited my
self SO welIi in anyother man. / do not
mean to bestow on him such idle con-
pliments as may be purchsed at twenty
cents a line. Such compliments would
be offensive to him, as they would be 70
an hundred thousand others who know
him, and love him. Th9 hedule Of his
virtues shall be short but.rare
ssHe is an honest man, be is wise
man he is patriotic man; he is an
old Wing.
He dates back before the political
Barnums came upon the stage. Worth
ington is no moro Morrow is gathered
to his people !; MeArthur sleeps with
his fathers.
Allen Trimble stands above like the
pillar of Trajan, ,s,the glory Of an ags gone
by. The frost Of December are in his
head, but the vigor Of june is il his
blood, and the bounty Of harvest m his
BOSOM. He loves his scountry and his
country is proud of him, and I
am looking for such q vote for him in
October,:.as shall prove that Republics
are neither ungrateful nor unwise.
Very respectfully and very truly,
Your fellow citizen,
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
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~ Esssssis1l,fr1-t ------ is5ff1-s ta5s- .
TisE ofa rich Dutchman in New Yorie did
live. .ru r - 1-s4 sT So
He had won fine daughter. you peter believe;
Her name vas Katharina, so fair ash a rose,
I'm shehad aslarge fortune ash every one knows.
lCllorus-(which is gooeas Holtzman's lager,
and 1dats kneufl l--Too ri ros too ri 700.
Ash Katharina vas drawing de lager one day,
Her fader coined to her, un dus he do say:
/" Hurry up, Katharina-de Parlor go to,
A customer waits to go ndin init you,
Chorus--(on behalf of de double headed
1fader1 a..5-@k j. ~ s.48;
q Oh, fader, W don't dey some oder gal find
To go ridin NIT them feIiers. 1 don't feel in
clined. -
De Fay day drive de buggy,it it makes me 55 feel
f chOrus--(on behalf ofthe refractory juvenile.l }
Den rsfader git mad, and he shwear his
iH "py tamil" --s'i.fa- =-sgsassaos-'
She not nefer must marry nit any young man !;
g If you love dis Hans Douder, you must go
take his bags. 80 40 sa
Nit his hooks, un his packets, and go gader
rags.
: iehorus--tOn behalf of the lager bier keg in
comnnotion.)2 e..2- r
But as she vas eating pig Bolony sassage;
Itstickin her troat and it stop up de passnge.
She tried to breathe. but by grief overcome,
Her head it reeled round and she failed very
dumb ..S
Z ichogus-fon behalf of K Katharina, on recover
ing slightly.)
Now, Hans Donder he happened to walk in the
door.
He seed his Katharine lying dead ON the floor
a pig Bolony sassage was lying by her side
Says Hans, I" pc sure twas NIT dis ting she
tied p . sz.tF5ls ..yssessiss So - rst
) GhOrus-lo ON behalf of young Germany.)
AS dc fader was drawing de lager one night;
He spied his Katharine, all covered init W hite.
Nit sassage in hand. the end burning blue,
SAYING You Deiteh proach fursaken, I'm dis
i ting for yor.' ssea, g-saTs Jza.sis
s=-=sszs ~ "a MORE AIE- ..=sta
Now, all you young vonmins votefer 20 do,
Don't let dat Hans Donder speak. something
INIT you; s5ssfr-s .'s--i-'5
UnaI' you young fellows, ven you court in de
= passage z,zi aas
Dink. of Hans un Kntharina and the pig Bolony
sassage:. =-.. a-aeS
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Random Gems.

To leave your son a fortune-edu-
cate him.
Happiness can be made quite as we'll
of cheap materials as of dear ones.
There is beauty enough on earth to
make home for angels. Wrigst.
There comes forever something be-
tween us and what we deem our hapPi-
ness:
If we can still love those who have
made US suffer, We love them all the
more
"A ray of light to the understanding
is better than volume committed to
memory.
Were it not for tears that fill our eyes,
what an ocean would food our hearts.
Hope, is like bad clock striking the
hour Of happiness, Hether it has come
or not.
Virtue makes man on earth famous,
in his grave illustrious, and in Heaven
immortal.
knowledge may give weight, but ac-
complishments only give lustre and
many more people see than weigh.
& Labor is one Of the greatest elements
of society-the great substantial inter-
esfon which alimen depend.
He whose first emotion, on the view
of an excellent work, is to undervalueit,
will never have one of his own to show.
The little, and the short sayings Of
wise and excellent men are Of great val
ue. like the dust Of gold, or the least
sparks of diamonds.
Always laugh when you can--it isa
cheap medicine. Mirthfuluess is q. phi
losophy not well understood. It is the
sunny side of fexistence. a
One of the oldest things about human
nature is, that man may guide others
in the path of life, without walking in it
himself; that he may be pilot, and q
cast away. E3s
Tobe thrown upon onO's own rescur-
ces, is to be cast upon the very lap Of
fortune, for our faculties undergo de-.
Yelopment, and display an energy Of
which they were previeusly unsuscepti-
BILE.
EE Why is . married man like 3
candle?
Because he sometimes goes out at
night when he oughn't to. zsa
E the larger the school fund, the
less the prison allowance.
EE Past events are as clear as q
mirror, the future as obscure asvay-
nish. ssF
s The UszoF MoNsY.-A vain man's
motto: Win gold aud wear il.
A generous mans: Win gold and
share it. - ~
= A miser's: Win gold and keep il
A proAigate's: Win gold and spend
it. s sze
: A brokers': Win gold and double It.
A FOOLS Win gold and lend it.
80 a gamblers Wing gold and lose it.
A sailors: Win gold and cruise is
A wise mans Win gold and use It.
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4TfoULD take this opportunity Of rendering his
w thanks to his friends for their kind and lber
a patronass and he hopes % to eouduet
hfnlaefffn has profession. 70 still meTiI their
patronage. together With all others who desire 10
cons11f nimi in his profession His once is IN the
Bo6f Store or NJ a. lmhof, nearly opposite the
Stono store OF Reznor, Risser & Co. where he will
be found st al times. except when professionally
engaged, NoY. %, Ie5f-n27U
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NEW HOTEI..

RTIHE nndersfgued ann0nnses to the public that he
IL has again taken charge Of the Hotel IN the viii
ace or Orange Ashland county. Thankful for past
rrof1 he hopes all or his old customers VIII give
hin a calf. Exe-yfhing will be done TO make all
who 1Iar stop with him comfortnble-
NJ al GOOD Hostier will al ways be on hand.
- = ,-f.--Igff - JAMES ALBERSON
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EmP1RE HOUSE,
MILLER HOUSE.

rI1HE sub serihcr begslesye TO annoanee that he
has opened a Hotel. To be called The = Nj lleI
House. ifreeti opposite the SarRPselI House.
n ala sfrssf Ashland, aud respectfully solieits e
shrre 81 the public patroeage. M. MILLER. S
Ashiaus. March espd, ls5i---ntf.-if.
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Dodrp
Hans un his Katharine,
A DIsaLALLx DoIkFGL DIrrT px sSrDEnsKrPE.

AIn-WIltias aad ais Diaak.
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:. - FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
VTsHE undersiEned announces 70 the Citizens OF
4 1rhInnd and adioining counties. and all others
RfaTcIIn1 ffsf he has Hotel formerly kept
IL Jor1 Tnfl where he viii be glad 10 al who
nav far1f him with tal1- a faithful 0ster al
IA -Inln IN uitendance. GEO a. TREACk-
NrilinI Jan 10. 1s55- So 3m33
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NnENIIDAN

astsrnsy sad cossseilur Lar, ssshIand. as5laHd
ersnfy Ohio. +
TTT1LI. attend promptly TO all business eutfust-
w cd TO his care Ofhce Up stairs, adjoining
= ASrast - 1sSS. IstT
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; BUSINESS CARDS.

- .sss se..s4 a CA r d.
80 w MELSHEIMER would re
sbectfuIIy inform the public that he mas
st.ken che large aud commodious Hotel, in
Ashland, hh0Hn as the g aSamPsef Honsesp and
S,rffi be ever ready torendeE those that may
favor hin zsith their ipairenage5comfnrtable e.
gFfis- 1o6ms are large and airy and his table
will aiuaes be spread with the bdst The market
=alfsrds- Patronage soIicited-
- Arril 4. 1870 u -. -. - - 4ott :.
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r. A 49, RRs

G. w. BCS1RNELL.
afternsv and coun ssllor al Lac, asktand, dsklaNd
scoHnfE, Ohio-
TTTIEE attend promptly 10 all BUSINESS cntrust-
w ei Ia hin care -nice on Church street. next
s-dsor 10 Law sfhee OF OsbOrn & Allison.
aAnEnal Is. ls55. - - lslt.
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- 0ff1s Eclectic SehooE Of JFSdisins,
HAVING loeatedfn Ruggles Townshfp, Ashland
II County, Ohio. offers his professional services
20 the public generally. Particular attention paid
- Chronic diseases Rheumatisln, Liver and Lu ng
4omplaintss Old sores, etc. Cancers. Schirrops
RDf Eancerous TuMors removed without the
knife ar Canstic. May B. 1s54.-n5otf
DEEs. ,. p. & =. oOWAN,
ORACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE AND SUR
II gerry, Jeromeyille, Ashland county, Ohio.
March 2lEth. lEll.-- -. - 45t
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THE un1on-rr MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED"
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-08-02
DIR. KcLANE's LIVER PILLS.

Whom the proprietor OF This invaluable remedy pur-
chased it Of the inventor there medicine which
deserved the name, for the Of Liver and Bilious
complaints, the great prev sence OF these
diseases IN the United States In the South and West
particularly where the pSuent frequently unable Ia OBJ
tam The services Of regular phy stefan remedy
required, at safe and ehectua operation Of
which could III wise prove preudcia To the con-tit
hon This medicine II supplied by DIR. Mrl.aues Liver
Pills. as has been proved IN every instance Ia which IL
has had trial Always beneficial solitary instance,
mas occurred in which its effects have been nrur
Gus. The invention OF educated aud distinguished
physician, has nothing in with the quack nos
rums imposed upon the public by shallow pretendrr. To
the medical art Experience has proved, beyond Il
doubt that DR. McIanes Pal is the best remedy over pro-
posed for The Liver Complaint
IL Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. McLane's
celebrated Liver Pills and take none else There are
other Pills, purporung TO be Liver Pills before the
public. Dr. McLanes Liver Pills, also his celebrated
Verfuge can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores
In the United States and Canada. 81