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In a letter written from Detroit, APP
parensly by a lady, tothe Boston Satur-
day Erentng Gazette we fld the fol-
lowing: ~ ~
"Windsor, which is directly opposite
from Detroit. joins Sandwich. It is the
commencement of the Great Western
Rairoad, audit. e rendezvous of darkia.
do ~. Thrs piafe is redcient with their
n isery, their unftness to take carr of
themselves. Ii the hundreds congre,
gated there aud at Chatham, that a6om-
inatlon 81 civIIIzatiop, are the results Of
seero freodcm,. never desire to see an
other negro freed. 1 took a little girl
of fifteen myself from there, some six
months ago, as nursery maid. Her
mother had the impudeuce to represent
sfsviT TO me as the veritable Eliza
!fatr,S of Urcle' Tom celebrity. The
grin of irrepressible delight with which
she consigned her child to us, entire
and beheld the train start
"hich was to put some hundred miles
between them, seemed to me a gentle
libel on those tortuous partiugs III Uncle
uhbJ pNeT WHICH udVC Uccu ldiueu ouCh
copious showers of sentiment. The girl
was given away, the same authority was
to be exercised over her as though it had
been a moneJed transaction South. And
the result: from the nursery even now
here comes a soft lullaby, and if you
were to look therein you would see a
small white face in close juxtaposition
to that black cheek, little clinging arms
ire even round her meek, loving voices
her ear. Half starved, scantily dress
ID and ignorant, she came to US. When
look now upon our sable Lille, smil-
and happy, we smile involuntarily at
he furore of sympathy which Mrs.
Stoves first book awoke in our hearts y
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R. r. R.-RADWAYs READY

Relic. for all purposes where the body is seized
with 1T be of a simple character, or
the most tortrrine Taroxysm; whether II he Tn"th
ach OF Cholera whether Headache or SpasIns aud
Cramps whether aches or pains in the bones Dr
Joints, shoulders or back or the more terrible
kp.ens Of Neuralgia whether in the bowels or
j"infs, head. back or stomach. ! always Ready
Relief will in a few minutes restore the most ter
rihT- afflicted in cBsr and comfort.
A LADY II OF PALSN-RHEUMATtSM.
III +JlNrAKY?, 1856. .
MrssFs s.pwAy & Col tried your Ready Re-.
lief and lad my joints fuhhed with II. and never
lelf pain after the first ten minutes was rubbed
with it up to the present time. Sirs, do net know
VIVA. TO Compare it to but a charm for It'll mys.
tery to me. ! was a cripple for TIVE years, ard had
rot The proper use ofmy limbs fol three years l
was WON down to a skefeton. lthen commenced
lie use Of four Ready Relief, Rcsolvent. and Reg
uIators. The pain left me in ten minutes. and / be.
can To gain strength very fast, and could walk
with case in a few weeks. Before | heard OF your
Remedies was taken to DIR Parker, Dr.. Reese.
DIR. wardle, DIR. MAGELLAN, and many other phys1-
oisns in This city, IcannotnoT remember L was
completely pulled to pieces BY them My constltu-
lion vas broken up with medicines that did me no
coed. I could not put q foot TO the ground, nor
pick up a pin. I was lifted and carried up and down
stairs like an infant and now, thank Cod by the
use of your Remedies, ! am as strong as ever. l
had the common Observation-Disclosures. and
PC hronicAand the palsy. You can publish this, II
you like V f-Ifj SARAH A. HOUGH. =
2wes
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Mr. Huchanan.a at Kcme.

There is great deal of un, eces sary
speculation aurcGg the opIcslt o. Jour
I ais inst 4. Is as To the Jtw Cabinet,
aud Tie JoIicy OF he 1t c%ouniig Admin
rs Iiaiion. Tu all of those grnIlemeT
We lave oily {" say, kssp cooi AID be
'patIe,t 81 few ii ouths longer, End you
will know all IN. ut it. In tie mcan-
time we have repubiished a portion OF
Mr.. Burtsnrr's kitcr, accepting the
nomination, fIom which they eau form
some idea Of the course be inter DIS to
pursue. One tbiugiseqtaiH: Nh. Is
aciH be Ae PreSideaat, hinasGJ ) he will
select his Owl Cabinet, aud, regardless
of friend or foe, 1iH put his foOt on ca;
era scheme that does not lOok 10 The honor,
glory. prosperity and pc,petuity Of Me
Union. His Administrati on, we doubt
not, will he eminebtly conservative IL
all its a%ctions and policy, ard in perfect
accordance with his great political knowI-
edge, ripe craftsmanship, and cautions
disposition. The speculations about
the Cabinet arc all fudge. Mr.. B., has
never given All intimatidh TO a livhe
soul ON the subject. He KEEPS his own
coub sells, and when his SOLICITORS arr
once made, it will be found that hs
Cabinet is not only a unit, but that az as
q Union CatiHet. a.
The country is fortunate in having
such an able ard experienced statesmen
at the helm at this. important period OF
our history ; and We feel confdent-aye,
the whole nation feels confdent-that
he is just the man for the present cri.
sis.-Lancaster pa ImtcHagenccr.
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Yours,
Danger Of Wearing HOOPS in e
High Wind.

&During the wind on Saturday AFTER
fbu, and while the dust YVES circulating
so'thick that no one could see more than
The length Of an esclash IN front, a lady
dressed in the mrst elegant style, III
coming round Que of tie corners, was
nit d IF her feet BY the fierce. Of the
wIud actrhg or the grsatrzrapselof sur
face whlch she rreset ted 10 it. The
wild u fortunately did rot SET her down
.ie The saii.c positionoin which she was
h, tore taken ar, bot turning her gel tly
,,n one side. it laid Ter endwisc on the
sidewalk, where she commenced "a series
of astonishing gyratiOns, rolling over
sid ever'"t the hoops ct the skirts, and
aizxhibitfpg a species Of iocumotion which
IS not yet ger er. lly appreciated. ard
which may come into fashion with
high winds and large circles Of light
material As the lady thus rolled
aver ard ever. several persons were
krocked down and passed over by the
adv and the hoops, without ever know
N g that ans1hre had bent them. For
M ot.ly for tie lady, the dust and the
aston istucrt of the people cut e doors
Itr .irird hut a few to witness This new
u,ctl'-d Of ge,tiIg along III a stiff breeze,
aid kc' lriig up full sail at the same
time. As We came around a ctrrer, we
found the lady wedeed between a lamp
post ard a bydrant, and INN cdiately as.
sisted her to an upright instead of r
cumbetr positiop.-DetToat Advertiser
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DIR. RoBAck's.Succrss- We have al

WAYS been Inclined to receive with doubt the ae-
counts of wonderful cures in desperate cases. VITA
which the prcprietors of patent medicines are &C
to garuish their advertisements. hut thu
G fleets produced BY the scandinavian Remedies Of
4his distip ruisEed Swede are 50 notorious, and so
amply verified by direct PrIsonal testimony a. 10
put doubt and SUSPICION -Iut OF thc question:. The
cnres as reported by the patients themselves. COM
Drehrnd nervous complaints. dysrepsia- hl "rs
disorders. fits, rheumatism, and almost every sPe-
Tic organs OF respiration. Under these CiIcaim-
stenccs we can have no objection in giving such
important facts publicity IN our Columns. Hamlet
a ..Tbert is mere i'm heaven and Garth than -
dreamed oI in yenr philosophy " and every day
convirces US that the science of medicine Is no
hack has acquired fame and fortune by his success
FIJI tr~afE.ent of disease. and his Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills ale in general demand See Ad-
veriiscment. IWs6.
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RE,s,n AND ConMoN SExsE Our

readers may remember we have on several '"ca
sinns spnken in very culugistic terms of "a Prepaia
ticn which DR.. Seth $. .Hance- iCs Baltimore
street Baltim ore, Nd, has discovered for the cure
nf EpiIcTtiC Fits Now. in doing so. we have he"n
-rtuatcd nv tile yer, hest motives, viz: The allie
visiion If Run an s-ufeiiis. From circumstance
which have lately come 10 our knvw lrdgr- VIC
0ear lie re is a certain Cars of persons VII" alts
rct di<posPd to NV tliis- remedy in a common
sense manner. We e. udc 10 tie tact # selecting
n particular case in Il town y here perhaps 'her.
sre six o. ,igbt cases. aUd irving it Gl one case
/ Sow. perhaps The a>r escird n'c!t he the o"ly
nnrt4i the. whole runiher n AT il W. uld not cure
This is mel her ding Themselves North" in'd'"'hf
iustice If a "oZeE prisons We're stricken down
wjthzch ulera in QUE lawn or b'lghhn'hord- wuu'd
| fhev all send for a nv -irian- VI would only "h'
empIoy him. and wait ard ~rc il hr cured the FIRST
patient7 That plan at procedure w"nh tf nt">i
absurd. So in thr car Hr nr Ranges renitdy.r ~
ery one who has Fi'S should Try it T. 7 = reasonable
Ienr1h n OF fiInt. 1t will net cure la = da or wceh
nothing worth doing can be accomplished al once
" hat is easily uudCne. The growth OF lime l. en-
during. From the most respectable testimony we
have examined, we feel assured thai by a proper
perseverance, in this remedy. nine cases OF bptiep-
/ sy out of ten may he cured The Pills are seat BY
! mail free of postace to any part OF inc Woflu.
Price enc Eox - two 81 twelve "a. You VIII
/ find the address abOve-s FHf 4Neo-
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SALE.
Thomas ]. Bull, } In Richland County,

Thomas J. Bull, In Riehland County
Daniel Pretzman, Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command of an alias
i vendi expOuas, duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of said Richland
and State of Ohio, to me directed, l
will expose 10 public Sale at the door of the
Court House, in Ashland County, on . .
Monday, the 22nd Aay Of December,
A. D., 1856, between the hours of ten o'clock
A. M, and four o'clock P. M, of said day, the
following described real estate 10 wit: Lots
sixteen (I6); twenty-five (22); TWEEN
ty-three (23); and eighty-tne (el) in the town
of Loudonville, in said Ashland County, and
State of Ohio. Terms of sale, cash. G.
s-stJ 80 JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
November Is, 1856. 81 24ts-pfs2.50.
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TILE STATEOF OHIO, AcHLl

ArpIroRs OFFICE, ASHLAND, N"vemba& - 1856 Il
1T rs HEREBY CERTIFIED, that the foregoing is ii trei sto Lands AND
Tow LIS l<nnp md being IT, Tho County Of Ashland, Delinquent for Ia Tax"s,I
Innresta aud penalty, of the years A. d 1855 aud 1856 Notice is hereby gyt4
20 all concerned that the whole of the several Tracts of Land or.Town Eotsm 1
aid list. contained as aforesaid, o. SO much thereof As Will beMnssary TO pay
the taxes interest aud penalty charged thereon, will be sold lat the our House,
in said County, On the second NJ ,niiy of January, AID 81 being tho 2th dny
sold or offered for sale, unless such Taxes interest md penalty be paid before
that tmeu ..r -.. ISAAC GA Eo AuoHo" thfnm"hu Co"S" Ea
N. b. Many persons owning Lands and Tow Lois h IN d. .regod e. Ms Ms nay
have paid their taxes mteresta and penalty N the same,beforeh tn second 9
Of January mex. Such personsn need give themselves no uneaSness, rs We
compare the list with tho Treasurers books before sellng the same, N "a
have paid previous to hat time will not oemcmaeu IN sun oeIhqu
November 25. Is56-25-4w. YATES a: y
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Let us Reason Together.
-nu0xy.v,S IIS..Wh are we Sick

az ~ -
I T has been the lot of the human race to be weigh
1 Ell down by disease and suffer ng HoLLo,
WAYS Pills are sGeSiS1Iy 4aaried 70 the LGTEi
and the INFIRM, ofatl climes, ages, sexes. aud
constitutions. Professor Holloway personally
supcrintend> The manufacture oil MS meafelhes IN
The United States and offers them to a Tfce aud en-
Iightcned people, as The best remedy the worldev-
er saw tor the removal o. disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These ramous Pills are expressly combined to
oper.te ON The stomach, The liver. the kidneys,
tie lungs. the skin aud the bowels. correcting
any der~ansementfn their FUNCTIONS. purifying The
blood, the very fountain Of life. and thus curfi
dIsei sc III all It's forms.
DYSPEPSIA n LIVER COMPLAINTS:
Nearly half the human race have taken these
Pills il has been proved in all parts of the world
that nothing has been found equal 20 them IN cases
>of disorders OF the liver: dl spePsia, ana SLo,naSn
toneto these organs. however much ieranged, and
when all Dlher means have Tailed.
= GeneraI DE bilfty. tH Health.
Many of the most despotic Governments have
opened their Custom Houses to the lntrodpctiYn
Of thes e Pills, that they may become INC mediGin-
Of tue masses: Learned colleges s aa,nv tor far n si
sons Of delicate health. OF where the system mas
been impaired. as IT'S mVigofauh9 PoPeAties
never fail to afford relief. Is- .ELi s..er lts
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No Female, young or old should be withoutthls
cclehr. ted medicine II c9rfeets anu regulates .ne
rases like a charm 1t is also the best ana safest
<dieine that ,can he given to 0hiidren of atlages
for any complaint; consequently no family
Ia be withoutit. sE-l -H =.
Ddu's Pills are the b ST remedy kno1cR an the
4rortd TO: the foiiotring Diseases:
|hma, Bowel Complaints, Coughs: Colds, Shes'
Diseases. Costiveness. Dyspepsia, DiarhGa, Drop
F.y. Debility, Fever and Ague. Female Complaints
Headaches, Indigestion, Influenza. inflammation
Venereal Affections, Worms, of all kinds, stone
and Gravel, Secondary symptoms, Inward weak
ness. Liver c omplaiuts. Lowncss Of Spirits. Pies
~ Sold at the Manufactures OF Professor MOI
loway so Maiden Lane. New York: and itStrsnG
London, by all respectable Druggists and Dealers
OF Medicine throughout The United States and the
civilized world, in boxes at 25 csnts, 62i cents, and
Sleach.
There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B.-nirections for the guidance of patients
in every disorder are affixedto each box
-AprtI 10. 1876 f@sf a- iy4f.
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GREAT CrnE OF RnEruArrsM II

GREAT CrRE OF RnEuuATIsM The
Editors of Tie Eitbniotd FepuJlic5n. o! Dec. eith.
1859. saws that Carers Spanish Mixture is no quack
medicine
They had a IAN in their pres room who was az
Hicted with NiuIcnt NerCurial Ebeun'atism. who
was cUntiEuaiiy complaining IF misery in the
"a L. limbs ard Joints Ibis eyes had become fe-
veri. h and malteIy, neck swollen throat sore.
~ d all the symptoms Of Rht unaiism- combineG
with sSclUfula. Two bottles Of Carriers Spanish
Mixture cured him, aud Ia an editorial notice ae
aht We. they bear testimony to Its wonderful Ell
fecis. and say 4 cir only regret is, that all suffering
with disease OF the blOtG are not aware Of the ex-
isie I,ce Of such a medicine. They cheerfally rec
oNlmeuded it.
see their certificate, AID notice in full around
The bottle. 4H26--
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NOTICE.

IL persons having unsettled accounts
~ with the late firm of Clark & Crane, are
requested to make immediate settlement either
bv Cash or Note. The Books are in the hands
of,Dr. T.. L. Crane, and must be orthwith
closed. All who desireto a costs will please
give due attention to this notice.
CLARK d CRANE.
Ashland, Nov. 18th, 1885. 23tf
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-attacnment Notice.

James W. Boyd a T t my a lsst'd dsy on on
John Lambert. October. A. D., 1856,
an attachment was issued by Francis Graham,
ESQ, a Justice of he Peace of Montgomery
and effects of John Lambert, a non
resident. debtor for the sum of seventy-sev n
and thirty-one hundreths dollars. = f4s
.3[IJilF JAMES W. BOYD.
Ashland, Nov. ID, 1856. 8,1S.H t.y-E
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sHERIFF's SALE.
In PARTITION IN ASH.
A n COMMON PLEAs.

A, A. Frederick & wife, In PAnr1rros IN ASH.
Edward Obi and others. LAND oOA1os pIrAs.
DURSUANT to the command of an order
Il of sale, duly issued from the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, of the said County Of Ashland and
State o 0hio, in the above case, directed to me-
l will expose to Public Sale, on the premises IN
said Ashland County, on eis
Wednesday, the Sist dag of December,
A D., 1856. between the hours of ten o'clockl
A. NJ, and four O'Clock, P. N. of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situats In
said Comfy of Ashland and State of Ohio, TO
wit: The southwest quarter of section num-
Der four cen tI4,} Township number twenty.
four (24,) of Range number, seventeen CID
containing one hundred and sixty acres more
or less. Terms of Sale-one-third Cash IN
hand, on the day of sale, one third in one year.
and the residue in two years from the day Q,
sale, with interest from day of sale. Deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. Appraised at five thousand six hun
dred doilars-sdbieet to dover.
JOHN HOFFMAN, Sheriff
Nov. %, 1856. '2sts pfs4,lSX
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SPEC a /. n TIC s.

UoAoWay's Ointment anil F'Xs, the
ost Rcn odies i'll II f Urior fer Diseases ,ftfe skin.
II y.uHkGsI son oI MI. Edward Wight, IF ab
Idter. MISSISSIPPI. hadrfle ini.'tuitsise 10 be ahl.c.-
Il with a most mHiiGhant discase ui / ( skin. which
ei dPrtd The Chiidcs lille GTe Of misery aud suffer
iGr As The niothe, bad u led every comedy likely
i.. lac n. fit i'm. without receiving he desired re-
suit >Ee became ultimately fwcin out vita i:Uuh-
e and aExieIy la the Isstter. and was lanieItlTs-
lie same To a tTitrd. WHO rtcClrnlcnced H"lic
GiuinCn. uEd Pills vhIth The nulher COM
t.enCCd using, ard by porSCveiine with The same
for six weeks, ihc ciIid was completely cured.
lwa6.
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E Mr.. Prescott, the blind Histo-
rian Of Boston, is deriving a handsome
rev enue from his pen, the Boston edi-
tions OF bis werks bringing him $4,000
a year.
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AlIthat is nece ssary for you To dofs u" writ /,
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. ...I |..l. .-..F Publisher and dBtk0r
No 50 Forty sixth st N. Y.
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WALT PAPER
Confeetionaries.

choicest lot of Co~nfeetionaries ever
brought to Ashland, to be seen at the
Drug Store of aga4-s DULIN q CRANE
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MILLER S c
Bakery and Restaurant

FHHE subscriber announces that he still keeps
L Openhis well known Hotel. opposite tho SAINT
sci House, Main street, Ash and, fot tie accom-.
modaii"n of he travelling public He hopes that
the liberal patronage here ofOIt extended hir viii
be Continued III the. future. He particularly in
vites his frien6s in the country to call w.tl him
a. his bills will always he f und very reasonable lie.
His table will constantly be wen <%upp!i-I. and
good ~stabling for horses and a faithful OstieT will
always ne provided. Boarding foI private fami
lies or single persons C IL be had al reasonable
rates
BAKERY AND RESTAURANTt
In connection wfththe Hotel, he wIllalsO con
sinuc tc- keep open his BAKERY and FIESTA
kA n, where he viii al all lines keep on hand
Co dictionaries. Pies, Bread. Cakes.
ali kinas of Temperance drinks and in short
eryiuxnry to be found ON the tables of frsi elias
eating houses. MICHAEL MILLER
Ashland. Dec.5. 1855. ea-If.
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THIS well and favorably known Company
Il continues to insure the safer classes OF
property on the most reasonable terms. Based
upon firm foundation, the capital increases
with its liability Its risks are limitedtO 4,OO0
dollars, and the business of the Company con-
fined to Ohio. r.r7-- sr
Citizens of Ashland and adjoining Counties,
patronize your own institutions. This Com
pany presents superior Inducements to Farm
ers by way of insuring their property. Call
at the office and get a pamphlet explaining
the system upon which this Company is based
ILLUSTRATIONS.
EAST SpRiNGFIELD, Jefferson Co., O.,
May End, 1855. e..
To the Treasurer of the Ashland Mutual lns.
Co:-Dear Sir: Accept my thanks for the
prompt payment of my loss on my store and
dwelling house in ten days after the fire, OF
50 $500. Such Companies deserve the conf
dence of the public, and l cheerfully recon-
mend your Company to all in need of insu
rance. Respectfully,
. SAMUEL LINDSEY.
NASHVILLE, Holmes Co., O., Jan. 10, 1856.
To the Treasurer of the Ashland Mutual ms.
Co: I am in receipt of a Draft for the amount
of my loss in the destruction Of my dwelling
house, by fire, n few weeks arc. Accept my
sincere thanks for the prompt payment of the
loss. and my best wishes forthe success OF your
Company. 3 Truly 1ours,
JESSE HARRIS.
Apply for insurance to l.. JEFF SPRENGLE,
at the Office of Ii Nnppany, and to the agents
in the III. nciral tow4N Ohio.
Ashland Feb. 13 1856 31-1y
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THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.

These famou* Pills are expressly combined I"
operate on The stomach, The. liver the kidneys,
tie lungs. the skin aud the bowels. correcting
any arrangement ia their fu functions, purifying the
blood. The very fountain Of life. and thus curii
dIsei &c IN all its forms. 1910
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In a letter written from Detroit, ap-
parently by a lady, tothe Boston Satur-
day Erentng Gazette we fld the fol-
~ ~ 40
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-12-03
Miscellaneous
WOOL! WOOL!
$4,000 YARDS OF CLOTH!

Wool Growers bf Ashland and adj oipiEg Coln-
ties, will you self us your Wool1-Now is your
opportunity for PrOtrctingIione Industry, not by
discussing the tariff question, but by an actual sus-