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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-22

phOCLAMATION is hereby made To nj
l. the qualified voters of Ashland Count
Ohlo' that a general election will be hell =,
requested by law, on the Second Tuesday o.
october, A. D., 1856, at the several places 81
no.ding elections in said County, at which
time the following officers are to be elected
One Representative to Congress.
One Judge of the Supreme Court, for the
long term.
cancy.
One Member of the Board of Public Works
One Attorney General.
One Commissioner of Common Schools.
One Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.
One County Treasurer.
Auditor.
Sheriff.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Commissioner
Infirmary Director.
and you are also required to vote for or
Banking law submitted to the people
oy the Legislature of the State of Ohio, by an |
act passed April 18th. A. D., 1856. Those in
fayor of the law will vote For the Bank
CHARTER" and those opposed Against the
And the Trustees of the several Townships
IRE required to return to the Clerk of the Court
If Common Pleas the following number of Ju-
ors from their respective Townships, to-wit:
rom the Township Of
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e. IL. R.-What a blessing it is to the human
race. 20 feel secure against the sudden attacks of
prevailing pestilences. If Cholera breaks out
among us, we know that In RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF, we have a preventive aud a cure. If by
sentery or DiarrhUa, or Cholera MOrbus, or any
other pal nful maladies OF the stomach or bowels,
READY RELIEF assisted with RAD
WAYS which are a mild, aper;-
ent cathartic healing the bowels if sore, raw or III
ceratcd, cleansing the intestine from all excrc-
msuts. and expeiling all poisonous deposits from
The system, correcting and regulating the organs
OF the body-thus, in a f wv hours. frees The system
from all dy senterIc material. and restore the sys-
tenn to ease, health and comfort. If Pnumcnia or
Lung Fever, ~1ypLus, Bilious, Spotted, or Yellow
Fever pre- walls. bear in mind that those who will
use READY RELIEF Will be secure.
No one need fear death by these pastiiehccs who
will fortify their bodies and regulate their systems
with RELIEF acd REGULATORS.
II the body is covered with Boils, Sores, Ulcers,
Pin'ples. Blotches. and ~frightful Eruptions, a dose
or two OF RAILWAYS R~ENoVATING RESoLV-
y will cure all sores, and make the skin smooth
clear ard healthy. 1t will fill the veins with rich,
pure and healthy blood. and eradicate disease from
the system. Bear in mind the three great remedies,
to be used are RA Ready ReIiof, Railways
and Railways RENOVATING RE-
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NOTICEby

rs hereby given that an apo
i made en- the 18th day ole,
1856, by John Lauterbaugh a
ers of lots in the village of Ids
County, to the Town Coucilto
to vacate the Alley lying We
ing lot number %, in saidily
ming from Main Street south to
ming east and west in the REM.
that a petition is now pendint q
Council, praying for the vae''
JOHN La
September Sd, 1856.
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Notice to Teachers.

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l. County will hold the following Examina
tions during the year 1856, at Ashland, in tho
Union School buildings, viz:
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safe OF fkeaf Estate by orfcr or CourI
~ the 18th day of November. A. ID 1s5e.
- between the hours of ten O'Clock A Ii and
ihree O'Clock P. NJ, on the premises hrreinaft er
described, VII be s;ld TO the highest L;d.ier
he iowin Real Estate, MS the Dronerty Of
Daniel Campbell sen, deceased, to wit: Sim
ate IN the County of Ashland and State of Ohio
more particularly described as follows. Twen,
ty-sSven acres and five rods of land ont of tha
southeast corner of the southwest onarter Of
sectlon fourteen, township twenty.tbree of
range sixteen, commencing at the soutb-east
corner OF The quarter where there is a stone and
witness trees standing thence north two and
a quarer degrees, west on the east line of said |
quarter thIrty.two rods to a post; thence north
sixty-three and one-fourth degrees, west nine
y and hve tenth rods to n post thence soutb
Two and one-fourth degrees, east seyenfv-six
ana sixty eight o~ne-hundredths rods to a most
on the south line of said quarter thence north
and one-fourth degrees. east sew
and six-tenths rods to the nlace of
beginning. Terms of sale, one-third cash in
hand' one-third in one year, and the residue in
two years back payments to be secured bv
on the premises, with interest from
day of sale. Hon
DANIEL CAMPBELL. in. !
admir- of Daniel Campbell, Sen. dee.
PuLToS d MeCoMBs, Att'ys. {
Oct. %. 1856. Aueo |,
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years with seven ulcers in the leg, like the keys of
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misery many remedies y ere tried in vain, he be-
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and Pills, and by perseverins with these
according to the printed directions for
nine weeks, he was radically cured, and is now
able to walk better than ever he wasi in his life. Nv
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Every other Clothing House in Ashland
Remember hat the place for
SA@eP Goods p
Is AT THE JEWISH TEMPLE.
. Come one, come all, come give us a call
small" ""e
Of the best material and workman.bin .var
offered to the people.
Our own Manufacturing Department.
Here we employ the best of worl men. and one Of
Singers CIeledra ted Sesoing Machines,
The best ever made. and all work m,de hr
tnese machines is sought both in the East ana
west, and it is nearly worth double the nr;co
OF clothing made by hand. All our goods are
warranted as represented. Come and See ne
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our accommodating and obliging salesman
VIII greet you with one of his best bows. and |
before you leave the Temple Won will he so
Wen suited with a new suit of clothes that Won |
VIII absolutely ~astonish your wife or sweet
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,oine up, and get yourself into n new suit IF
clothes. Remember the JEWISH EN-
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Il. GEEENwALD. Salesman.
Ashland, Oct. ", 1856. neo,f
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And the voters of the several T~ownsbins ~
sad County are also hereby further notified
that the election for twenty-three Electors To-
chose a President and Vice President Of tbe
United States will be held on the Tuesday
n 1exe after the first Monday in November, A b.
aec% o' az Inc usual place of holding elections in
each Oh the townships of said County.
JOHN D. JONES,
Sheriff of Ashland County, @
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Railways Ready Relief, for all purpose.
where the body is seized with pain, whether
1t be of a simple character, or the most tortur-
ing Paroxysm whether it b. Toothacbe or
Cnoiera whether Headache or Spasms and
: cramps whether aches or pains in the bones
sPasms of Neuralgia; whether in the bovsis
JOINTS, head. back. or stomach, Radway's
Ready relief will in a few minutes restore ihs
most terribly afflicted to ease and comfort.
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Sheriff's Proclamation!

Oct. %, 1856.
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RAILWAYS REGULAToRS.-Th. din.
covery of this last great remedy establish.s i'm
medicine entirely new principles, which the
medical writer's and sages have for YEAR in
yam sought to discover. In Radways Reeu-
iators we give to the world a eathartic, purRa-
tlye aBerient. d~iuretie, diaphoretic, and above
IL q I.esuiator OF the whole human body.
A pill that, while it purges from he hoax
!ne fefase deposits. it heals all sores, ulcers or
in the bowels or mucI,o,sm y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

CURIous NNow NOTHING MovExENrs.-The
following Is the latest pronunciamento Of Com
modore Stockton Of the Can len and Amboy
line. Heads up
10 Msssrs ALIEN JovFs. RoHmNTTr &c &C. Committee.
GFNrr EI-Our efforts 10 prevent the great American
party from being sectonazed or abotonzed have been
successful II has been purged Of all sectional and abo
lilion and dogmas The national camp has endorsed
Mr.. nnores Amercanism, and ne Is pledged 10 uphold
the integrity Of American principles and the perpetuty
taned and am longer candidate for the Presidency
Your friend and obedient servant
R r STOCKTON.
In the last proclamation before this from the
same source, Commodore Stockton wished TO see
q nomination made for the Presidency upon the
broad issue Of a vindication Of the Missouri
compromise, "unmixed with baser matter" But
they didn't hit upon fhe man in the COMMODORE
eye, and So after trying his weight upon an
independent ticket, be rclapses into the lodge
room and the mysteries Of the third degree. lie
= krts the very man he appointed first United
- Governor Of California, for the very man
whose nomination be rejected less than two
months ago.
While this ground and lofty tumbling is going
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

protected from this constant avalanche Of travel
,ers, who, having acquired money enough to
spend six months in Europe, seek every opportu-
nifty Of rufling it at Court. Goldfish and old
clothes have been sufficiently represented
abroad, and the dealers in these articles should
now hold up. The truth is, we are running our
privileges into the ground. Our foreign minis
tiers should decline presenting any but those
who, by their public services and position at
home are fairly entitled to the distinction. An
eminent man, or an accomplished and beautiful
woman, might very well expect this attention
though, in some cases within our knowledge,
even when it has been intimated to such that
their appearance at court would be agreeable,
they have declined the honor rather than enjoy
it with so many Of the impudent and unworthy.
We propose to publish, as far as possible, the
names Of those Americans who, when abroad,
succeed in their struggles to encounter royalty,
and who annoy our ministers with applications
for tle privilege. A curious list it would be.
1t is not very creditable to our country to be.
thus known through our tuft hunters and it is
time we should cease trespassng on the good
nature of our legations, ard the regulations
which all ether nations conform to without hesi-
tation OF incivility.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

on in New Jersey, here in New York the Know
Nothings are rapidly fzzling out. They have
an organ that is in the Market but there are no
buyers. The smash up at Philadelphia has been
followed here by a progressive system of deser-
tons until scarcely a third Of the original
great American party" remains; and we are in
formed that general bolt over to Fremont has Of
late become the leading question among the
lodges Of this city. In their late Congressional
primary elections in the several districts of this
city, it was pretty clearly disclosed that the frag
ments which remain of the original American or
ganization here are largely composed Of movea-
BILE materials, and may be had for the money.
We are credibly Informed that one of their Con-
gressional favortes, gentleman with no visible
means Of support offered to sell his claim and
good will to respectable man, for the low price
of thousand dollars.
In fact, there is such general fermentation
going on among the Know Nothing lodges Of this
city and State, that before two months are over
we shall not be surprised to see them all 60 over
members, officers, door keepers, newspaper Or
gans, bag and baggage-the bulk to Fremont and
the balance to Buchanan. Furthermore, we
should not be surprised, if, before the expiration
of the dog days, Com. Stockton himself were to
come out with new manifesto for Fremont and
free Kansas. The leaven is working and the
effervescence among the Fillmore lodges is ire
mendous. They have been OVERRIDING the thing,
according to the old corrupt system Of Tammany
Hall; and having destroyed their own party, they
are debating bolt. They are even now ready
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

The PRESS AND THE PREsIDENCY.-The list of
newspapers, their circulation and politics, pub
lshed in the HERALD few days since, is at
tracing the attention it deserves. Several Of our
contemporaries find fault with the circulation af-
fixed to their Names and we have received the
following notes on this subject
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In table of exchan and their circu-
lation in this days HERALD, find the circulation Of the
Canpo american set down as 600, whereas should read
$685. and that number circuates among large number
Of intelligent Weshmen all 81 whom rally under the
publican banner and are ready fght for the de
mocratic principles OF the republican platform Yours,
&c, j. henry PUIESrON.
l41 EIGHTH STREET, July 20, 1896.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
The circulation OF the New York fdepeiegi is 25 400
and MOI 2, 600 as you have It.
We gave the circulation Of each paper as fur
nished by the census returns of 1850. Ii there
were any errors they were not ours We desire to
obtain a correct List of the daily, weekly, semi
weekly, monthly and semi-monthly publications
of the country, with their calculations and poll
teal proclivities. We want to arrive at the pre-
sent position of parties in this country, and
know of no better way than the one indicated in
our statement in regard to the press. We intend
to repuJlish our list, and if editors and proprie
tors Of papers throughout the Union win send US
the politics Of their papers and their actual circu-
lation in good faith, we will endeavor to make a
fuller and more complete list, not of our ex-
change papers alone, but Of the press Of the
whole Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

5xsr The controversy got up about Col FREE
mont's religion, charging him with being a
Catholic. Is, we learn, making prodigious
inToad upon the affections Of the citizens of Irish
birth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

AMERICAN PRESENTATIONS AT THE Courts
or EURoPE.-By the last accounts from Europe
we learn there has been no new phase at court
of an alarming character. The peace Of the
world not having been disturbed by the coafc-
temps Of the West Point Professor, there is reason
to believe that the Secretary Of State will not be
called on TO communicate with Mr.. Dallas on the
inherent old clothes rights of mankind in general,
and Americans in particular. The embarrassment
retreated, BY this time he has learned the value
Of chapeau and sword.
Since this memorable event, however things
have gone on as usual. Nothing dauntcd, our coun-
trymen abroad still crowd the Offices Of the lega-
tons in London and Paris, and demand an introduce
ton to majesty Cen Csdwallader, Of Pennsylva-
mia, has been presented by Mr.. Dallas, and made
his appearance at court in full military costume,
wearing badge of the Order Of Cincinnati half
a-yard long No mistake about him
Another parsonage has also had his card en-
dorsed by the Chamberlain-Mr. Hart, of Phi
adelphia--and he had the Ingenuity, doubt
less. 10 obtain court dress from the costumers.
at the usual price. Though not military
man. like Professor Mahan, he was not afraid
to have sword dangling between his legs Pro-
baby the amiable Master of Ceremonies did not
know what an honor he was comforting on his
sovereign, nor did the Queen know il, either.
She was probably not aware that in her presence
stood very respectable bookseller, and He
brew Of the Hebrews" Grub street. though
itsSf excluded from the drawing rooms, migat on
this occasion have glorifcd itself upon the rccep-
ton Of one of the fraternity.
Really, IL is time our foreign legations were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

veal caiws A 81 cents per pound; sheep and
lambs " IS each. Hogs are arriving in large
numoe.rs from the West. bat we do not hear Of any
rates. indicating their market value.
Commodore Robert F. Stockton has withdrawn
from the contest for the Presidency.
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MONTERREY.

We were not many-we who stood
Before tho iron slect that day
Yet many gallant spirit would
Give half his years if then he could
Have been with us at Monterey.
Now here, now there, the shot, it hailed
In deadly drifts of fiery spray,
Yet not single soldier quailcd
When wounded comrades round them walled
Their dying shout at Monterey.
And nn-still on our column kept
Through walls Of fame its whitening way
Where fell the dead, the living slept,
Still charging on the guns which swept
The slippery streets of Monterey.
The foe himself rccoilcd aghast,
Whcn, striking where he strongcs. lay,
Weswoopcd his tIanking batteries past,
And, braving full their murderous blast.
StormGd home the towers of Monterey.
Our banners on these turrcts wave,
And there our evening bugles play,
Where orange boughs above their grave,
Keep green the memory ofthe brave
Who fought and fell Mt Monterey.
We arc not mony-we who pressed
Beside the brave who fell that day,
But who ofus has not confessed
He'd rather share thei war; ior rest,
Than not have been at Monterey.