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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
BOARD OF COCNCILMEN.

WEDSgsDAY, Au,g. i3.-Tbe President, BrS'AwI>
4. PlhCENLY, esq IN the chair
TIE BorJ rcc-iN-d u f,f.rad he petition # w,
". Co per otbrrsfo a n Seventeenth s,re-t
fiou. :. nth avenue t. toe Nortn Rv-r; ani f g.
No't 10 bsse Fifty ffth ell. Ct, frm Ni4tn avenue
TO tb. Norr X yer, paved
R,s0lati0nS-By Mr. tkASE: Th,t tho Controller D.,
rec,ed 30 report to this Board the Lumber %. iudy
neDf- osthin"d agHiDsC tie ,ity du j. the last tso
y oIr to 'tbr Trb tho Of .. rsnns ootaisn..
,h' ssue, "h rte amount Of costs, intsr.s punssl
fe.-, &c. Ad' ptoc.
BY Dir. swAS-
Hhrea' Since Nay isT Tie streets OF the City Of New
io have b. e ta .ed without heEepr. = aa
soa ~ o iSf po'soLs OF Section ~ Of the tsDd,d ChA
hool.a in the oOalon Of hi. Bead tn,
'h Chr, 40 rsi deea bin.rlf fy .bl' TO npe,c n.r
o'it, toui Gil Lsi
by MI. APPILBY-That it be referred 10 the Con.
nte ob Ma 'k''s TO investigate and report upon the
txproieIcy ot locatihg oae more pnblhc m,rkez
a'0'e Han mord street, on the Norh River. Adop'st
10 grtce }. ghih avenue. from Eisbty first 10 0ns
hubdnoth streets enc from Ore hundred arl sIh
to One hundred snd sixteenth streets Referred
me oroh.-A coumuuication vas received from
MI Ehhng, the Commi si0por OF Streets and Lamp.
lie sstes that but s2ls 35l have been expended fo-
cten'ng stetto this year. leaving balance OF TIN
years appropriation Of $40 s72 wnch hat bee .
heh'y 81 exhausted by the ,yUert Of $50 2Sl by th.
Cubtlolr for last years ctfciCDcy AID the ~ men.
vi tbe con'r -c Of nr Bari for cleaning Bro ,dway
10 Oct' bef last re had 8ked for an approp 1sn o1
e2s9 224 tor 1856 and $50 900 TO meet tAc e1c'ss
caus'd by tfe great fall Of snow in 'orH'y ltt, anc
tso for so 6Ji for the othcon y oi 20. u 'ne7e
amounts tno been bppop 'teo, 'it Io',NS se!s ~
ID IanmsIt wouid have had ample IN ans 70 have
clean & tse s'!ecis wtbOc; iunbiDy iato deo'.
Conc,.,y,nt BAQs-C.p .pfrni' z eel ioa Of l,e G an
mssiouers in rausIng Hoe Company 81 - De .p's:cl
b'iw-tD Ibir.'bh shd i"'n'y-'e'eh'' y ec's az
tiy.t and Sixth avenue. Adoptc0.
H., Boarc ten G,Jowuod 10 the irs VI. MAY 10
StptcuheT.
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FROM PENNSYLIiNIi.
.-lts.Yorielce o. TIE y. !. Tribune.

Wit " IIt y
st>Qt EnENA DEPoI, Aug 10, l3Jf.
Ihe Hon David Wiluot addi essed a5oIt 900
ciz'Ds o' SGsqnehanDs County, Pa, at thi. place
August :, 'Lstant Jatge Vino. spoke nearly
'bfte hours " Ih -u5pa-'ins power and ,lo iueuce
1T tie tist mention Of the pane Of Fr. mont ,b,
auohlce roe to their feet wish a wid hurrah.
Tie following eeu'leocn were the officer. Of the
meeting 10 VII: President. G. 6. Benn, =. VICE.
If"io'nts, 5. Is Vest John Bfadf,rd. p. /.
Nori'r, VIM. i. CoIAliD, " m. II. Hobart. Geo.
/ i'Aet, Geo. Walitr, bobert McKun,, joel
amb ). Is Grces, aId JJs-ph Mrei-nis.. ,e,.r,-
hr' I''n T. HmJs. lou may pus Susqo, hanp,
lVu-! 1'"A @s good ivr $40 najo1ty lyr tre
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

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mont. Remember, whatever may be the poo,,..
viii io the citi's and 'aSse towns ths. 10 tas
villages, and among 'he green fields Of the cour,syl
the ereat heart Of the people beats true ior F,sS
dor
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
eprrcH nF HON. HtNHI W'lSVw'
x.ssACHUsETTs,

q. ,se Resolution introduced by Mr. B'slcT = Of
VI nsvlvauia ~. calling upon the Treasury De-
..,,mcut 10 Report the Papers covering the
,.ooupt Of COL John c. Fremont with the
Government.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15
LOOK OUT FOR RIFLES!
Y The Rev. Henry ward Eseeche Ell
j don't O

The following is Rev. Henry WARD
BEEcnER's opinion of the Dunn Bill as he
expressed it in a sermon of his, recently
delivered in the Church of Holy Rifles
in New York. Will our Black Repub-
lican friends "please take notice and
govern themselves accordingly?
"NOW, IF THOSE PROVISOS
DO NOT CONSTITUTE A POLITI-
CAL IPECAC FOR THE SOUL OF
AN ANTI-SLAVERY MAN, THEN
OF ANTI-SLAVERY PRINCI-
PIES IN HIM. LOOK AT THEM
FOR A MOMENT. THEY &C
KNOWLEDGE THAT SLAVERY
CAN AND DOES EXISTIN THOSE
TERRITORIES; THAT SLAVES
CAN BE BORN UPON THAT
SOIL-THAT THEY CAN BE Ia
KEN FROM THENCE TO INTER-
MINABLE BONDAGE AND La
Dor ON THE RICH SWAMPS
AND UPON THE GEHENNAS OF
COTTON ATTHE SOUTH AND,
EUTHERMORE, THAT THEY
MAY BE TAKEN TO OTHER
TERRITORIES OF THE UNITED
STATES THUS IMPLICITLY ADJ
MITTING WHAT EVERY FREE
Dom AND CONSTITUTION Low
ING NJ N DENIES, 4. e. THAT
SLAVERY CAN EXIST IN THE
TERRITORIES UN r THE
CONSTITUTION. 1T EFFECT
UALLY IGNORES HE OLD
TRUE DOCTRINE, THAT IF
Law cry HAS ANY EXIST
ENCE WHATEVER. 1T HAS 1T
BY POSITIVE SLAVE LAW AND
WHERE THAT PRIVATE CODE
OF NIGHT DOES NOT EXIST,
EVERY MAN LEAPS INTO LIFE
A FREEMAN, HIS FREEMAN'S
RIGHT BEING THE GIFTS OF
THE GOD UHO GAZE lin
BELNG-ANOTHER FEATURE
OF THESE PRO VISIONS rs
70 IN THEIR SANCTION
OF TIE FUGITITE SLA TE
Z M C TN " T OF 1854
CODE FOR THE RENDITION
OF FUGIITFES FIR M SLA TE-
RY THAT IS REFOLIING no
e We IL Y NORTIIERN AND
ITESIERN NATURE."
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15
a CLOSE

Last week we published an estimate,
furnished by the Ashland Times, of
what everybody was given to understand
would positively be the result Of the
election on Tuesday. IHasmuch as this
estimate gave the Republicans the snug
sittle majority of 200 in the County,
and set down several Townships a cite"
or Republican that was claimed by the
Democrats, some of our less-couident
Democrats became alarmed at the start
ling array of figures, and suspected
strongly that there must be "something
rotten in Denmark" The over-conf-
dent Republicans, on the contrary, were
highly elated, and fairly danced for joy
over this paper triumph. Knowing that
neighbor LOCKE was much better at get
ting up local items than political engin-
eering, We regarded the whole Thing on
ly in the light of agood joke The re-
suit shows how near we were correct.
The figures in the first and second col
of the following table, embrace
the estimate of the majorities each par
ty acre to receive, accord ng to the
Times, and the third aud fourth columns
show the majoritics each party did re-
oeive
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Glorious News !--Geddes elected Judge
by over $50 majority!
THE UNJUST Urea.
SON REWARDED

We have the satisfaction of announe-
ing to our readers that GEORGE W. GED-
uEs, Esq, our talented young candidate
for Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas, is triumphantly elected. Thus
have the people set the seal of condem-
nation on Judge STEWART. He ~retires
to private life despised by Democrats
and unpitied by Republicans-no man
Or party can hereafter be found SO poor
al te do him reverence. His betrayal
Of the Democracy and his Infamous at
tempt to hoodwink the people, have net
with their just reward. Let his fate be
q warning to all Democrats hereafter,
who contemplate, leaving the party for
the sake of Office. The combined force
of political traitors in this section are
doomed, nov henceforth and forever
While we can but deplore the vant of
moral honesty which they have exhibit
ted, all must unite in pronouncing the
verdict of the people to be just. In the
shades of private life they can mourn
over their past sins, and prepare for
another and a better world. Mr.. GED
DIES majority is not less thar $50. Po-
litical virtue has been rewarded-let us
oil rejoice.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15
BANK Ek RAIL- WIN AT
HIS OWN HOME...HfS SANDER
EHS n EBUREDI

Mr.. Grail, it appears, is defeated for
Treasurer. Nobly did he work to save
himscL-(he is not accused of working for
any body else that we know of )--night
and day, for weeks in succession, he
travelled the County, battling manfully
with his opponents, putting down their
vile ISLANDERS and presenting his
claims before the people. Men there
were, base enough to travel the County
from one extreme to the other, charging
him with having been the best Treasurer
Ashland County ever habitat he was
universally known to be honest-that
he was just as good Democrat as ever,
and the like. These stories we know to
be untrue, and did not hesitate to give
the ~rascals their just dues. We pro-
nounced them false and proved it, and
Jacob GRAIL stands before the world
triumphantly indicated from all such
charges. The election is over, and the
people of his own Township have spoken.
Two years ago Montgomery Township
gave him a majority of 1s3-this year
his majority in his own Township is
Ia falling off of only one hundred
and sizty-minc! Who says he is not
indicated? Cheers for the Bank in the
German language, Hip, hip, hurrah /!
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15
HOW STANDS TIE RESULT

This is a question more easily asked
than answered. Our exchanges are
full to overlooking with dispatches, that
only serve to confuse any one who will
wade through the whole of them. The
reports from the same States, Cities and
Counties, vary according to the paper
reporting them. We have held back
our paper to give the returns, but being
this contradictory it would be useless to
publish them. We nave only to say that
but very little is known certain about
the result in Ohio, Indiana or Pennsyl-
vania. From all we have seen, we feel
quite confident that the Democrats have
carried both Pennsylvania and Indiana,
while Ohio has gone Republican by an
increased vote over last year. The re-
suit is by no means discourageing to the
Democracy in this State, as we have
certainly gained four members of Con-
gress and stand n good chance for sever
al more. This will change the political
complexion of the House, and Deprive
their mongrel opponents of the power
which they have used SO unscrupulously
in the National Legislature. Our
Black Republican friends may swear
and cuss and dis this state of affairs
as much as they please. We tell them
now, in order that they may ave both
and money, that Old Buck is
bound to be the next President, no mat
ter how Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio
have gone. Connecticut, New Jersey,
Michigan and California, will settle the
natter-so there's mo use o talkin,.
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1000!

and both the representative districts re-
turn the Democratic candidates by
heavy majorities.
Good enough The Upper Peninsula
has outdone herself. All honor to her
noble Democracy. ROBERT J. GRAVE
RET is the Senator, and ABNER SHER-
MAN and PETER WHITE the Represen-
tatives-all good men and true-all
Democrats Of the strictest sect.
Coming events cast their shadows be-
fore. This is a foretaste of November
4th. This discloses what the Upper
Peninsula will do as between BUCHANAN,
the national man, and Fremont, the
sectionalist.-Detroit Free Press.
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ssERUN AND

no promised 10 restore the MiSSourl
co npromise in 1854?
Black Republicans.
Who refused to attempt to fulfil their
promise + 1.-The people in-ls562'
Black Republicans.
VIM ofre+ed a-surehelder for clerk
and a slave auctionccr for door-keeper ?
Black Republicans.
Who voted to extend the fugitive
slave Law and p~crpetuatc slavery in Kuu
sas?
Black Republicans.
Who passed a bill making every child
born in Kansas of a slave mother, a
slave?
Black Republicans.
Who voted against appropriating mon
ey for the support of the army, thereby
leaving the Territories open to invasion
and instruction, and the people thereof
subject to d~ep-edations from border Iuff
ians on n side and savages on the 9TH
er?
Black Republicans.
Who voted, to a man, against the re-
peal of the odious laws passed by the
legislature of Kansas, laws which are a
disgrace to the age aud the country?
Black Republicans.
Who sent a band of armed cut-throats,
vagabonds and ~loafers to Kansas, to
rob, murder and annoy the settlers of
that Territory, while they were peace
fully following their industrial pursuits ?
Black Republicans.
Who were willing to sacrifice the
peace and the lives of their fellow be-
ings, in order to make political capital
to elect their presidential candidate?
Black Republicans.
Who subscribed money and arms to
carry on the civil war in Kansas?
Black Republicans.
Who sest bowie knives and Sharpe's
rifles to Kansas, when the people there
called for bread?
Black Republicans.
Who knocked down a brother Sena-
tor, a weak, grey-baired old man, for
words spoken in debate :?
John G. Fremont.
Who challenged the same old man to
mortal combat for words spoken in de-
bate
John G. Fremont.
Who threatened to kill Col. Mason
for exposing some of his financial trans
actions in California =?
John G. Fremont.
Who twice voted against the aboli-
ton of slavery in the District of Colum-
bia
John c.. Fremont.
Who was nominal ID by sixteen States
and under such circumstances that even
his own father-in-law cannot support
him ?
John G. Fremont.
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Church and now seeks to deny that he
is a Catholic, he is unworthy of the re-
spect of any man. A mar who would
barter away his religion for any office,
would not hesitate to betray his trust
for a price. We have seen numerous
denials, said to have been authorized by
Mr.. Fremont, which serve only to de-
grade rather than to elevate him in the
elevation of honorable men. Let the
Times show anything to discredit the
witness we have produced if it can.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15

* His Honor, Judge Curtis, is
thoroughly Disguised with politics since
the result of the election in this County
has become known. He will hereafter
give his attention to the raising of chick
ems and garden truck. He is now more
than convinced that the Democratic par
ty has left him. He obstinately declares
that he will not be a candidate for a
third term, Notwithstanding the Repub-
licans are anxious to use his name, be-
lieving that he would strengthen the
ticket. The Delegates to the Demo-
cratic County Convention declared their
want of confidence in him, aud the peo-
PIE have again spit upon him.-NAEils,
=" the way of the transgressor is hard"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15

NJ INVALIDS recovering from the effects OF
Fever, Bilious Diseases, or long continued illness
OF any kind, will find Carriers Spanish Mixture
the only remedy which willIcvivc their dropping
constitutions, expel all bad bumOrS from the blood
excite the liver to a prompt and healthy action,
aud by its tonic properties restore the patient to
life and vigor.
We can only say TRY II. 4 single bottle is
worth all the so-salled Soy saparillas in existence.
1t contains no Mercury, Opium, nr any other
noxious OR poisonous drug, and can be given to
the youngest infant without hesitation.
See the certificate of wonder'u cures around the
bottles More than five hundred persons in the
City of Richmond, Va, can testify 10 its good 81
iects.
See advertisement. 4wIS.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15
DEMOCRATIC.

BALTIMORE, Oct. II.
Returns from I6 counties of Florida
show :-Walker, American candidate
for Governor, 70 ahead with IS coun-
ties still to hear from, which gave i'll
1854 Democratic majority of 1914
these counties embrace one-fou:th of the
popular votc of the State and if the
Americans have gained in the same pro.
portion as they have done in tho coun-
ties where they have been successful,
the Vote must be a very close one and
the result doubtful. The Congressional
others behind the Governors vote.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15
I am yours, &C.,
j. MORRILL,.

The following we consider sufficient
to satisfy all who WANT to be satisfied
as to Mr.. FRzMoNT's religion. We as
a Democrat, do not care a straw wheth-
err Mr.. FREMoNr is a Catholic or not.
We never nave made a mans religious
opinions a test of his qualifications for
any Office, aud never expect to. Let
every man worship God according to the
dictates of his own conscience. We
simply publish the extracts above to
expose the hypocrisy of the Times aud
its party. If Mr.. FREMONT, for the sake
of success, has forsakon bis chosen
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15

FREMoNr's TOE NAILS The Repub-
licans not finding in their Presidential
candidate anything remarkable, mental
ly, are endeavoring to show that he is a
very wonderful man physically. In the
biography of him published in the New
York Tribune, is the following:
Goa n occasion he had a leg and
foot frozen. The toe-nails came off,
but, a thing unsual it is said, in such
cases, they grew out again"
The Detroit Pree Press suggests that
followers hereafter designate
him as the nailed.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15
GLORIOUS RESULT lin
County!
Every mon on the Democratic
Ticket Triumphantly Elected J!
CHAPMAN, GROW!

The Democracy of Little Ashland gained a victory on Tues
day last that has covered them all over with glory. Ashland is
the Banner County Of the Backbone. Other Counties have held
larger Meetings-have been favored with eminent Speakers
have boosted of what they could and would do-have been puff
ed by pet City papers-while the Democracy Of Little Ashland,
true to their ancient faith, silently and effectively have worked
on unnoticed. Now that the smoke of battle has cleared away,
we can proudly announce to the Democracy of the State that
Ashland County leads the column among the Backbone Coun-
ties! Glory enough for us.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15
NOTICE.

n S. SAMPSEL has purchased the entire
u. Stock of Goods of j. B. F. Sampsel, and
will carry on he business at the old stand.
All the notes and book accounts of j. D.. L.
Sampsel d Co., and ]. B. F. Sampsel are in the,
hands Of ]. B. F. SaInpsel for settlement. and
all debts of the old firm Will be paid by him.
D.. S. SAMPSEL,
J. b. F. SAMPSEb.
P. s. Cash paid for. Butter. Eggs, and all
kinds of Produce, by D. 8. Sampsel, and all
goods are to be sold for Cash or Produce, as
don't intend to keep books, but will sell as low
or lower than, eny establishment in town. for
Cash or Produce. p. S. SAMPSEL.
Sept. 10, 1856, 3wl4
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15
- Tbe richest sell of the

Il The richest sell of the season
occurred the evening of the election,
about I2 o'clock, when the returns from
the Black Republican strong holds in
the North were in. The fusion MAORI
tics were heavier than any body expec-
ted they would be. and concluding that
the county was sail right" the niger
worshipers gave themselves up to re-
joicings. Over three dollars worth of
cakes were purchased at n of the
Groceries, and transported to the Gre
publican Head Quarters the Hard
ware Store. The feast had progressed
but q few miDutes-just long enough for
the 'noise and confusion" to awaken
their aeeping neighbcrs a quarter of a
mile of-when the news was announced
that Vermillion bad given a majority of
nineteen for the Democrats. Every
mans cake stuck in bis throat, and in q
minute there was a universal gneeze and
q cough. Then came a little drumming
Cd the counter, and was followed by the
exclamation, sis that SOP" 1t was f.
nally decided to hold up until Green
could be heard from. Scarcely was this
decision made known when a Democrat
10 majority in Green was announced.
Over went the lights and out the back
door and through the alleys scarpered
The discounted Fusionists. The ques-
ton arises. who took the cakes and who
paid for them. Cant SPRENaLE, of the
Times, enlighten the public on that
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15

THE TRUE PR1Nc1PLE.-Mr. Brock
enridge thus states his W position and
that of his own party =
81 am corrected with no party that
has for its object the extension Of siare-
ry, nor with any to prevent the people
of a State or territory from deciding
the question Of its existence or non-ex-
istenco with them for themselves. Tho
democratic party is not a pro-slavery
party-it is neither pro-slavery nor anti.
slavery"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15
G MOTTO rs.
HozIomau's Pills, an undoubted Re

Ho1oeay's Pills, an undoubted Rem
edy for Asthma.-Mr. Ellis Wilson, of Brooklyn
New York, had for five years very severe attacks
OF asthma, which deprived him OF bodily rest, night
and day ; the cough at times almost choked him,
and caused him continually to spit blood he was
never sale either eating or thinking, sndhis fami-
ly were distressed beyond measure to see him grad
ualIy reduced to almost q skeleton. Holioways
Pills, in this case, were as usual, efieacious. This
gentleman used them for eleven weeks, and they
effected a pc rfect cure ; he feels himself stronger
now than he has been FOR The last afteen years.
1w1a
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15
SCHOOL MEErINa

There will be a Meeting Of the qualified
Electors of School District No, 3, Montgomery
Township, Ashland County, held At tho School
House of the Ashland Union School on Satur-
day, Sept. 90, l956, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the
purpose of electing two Members of the Board
Of Education of Ashland Union School, in place
Of Dr. B.. Kellogg and Hugh Burns, whose
term of of6ce expires. 9.H. Sec.
Ashland. Sept. 10, 1884 2w14.
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"BEwARE-BEwARE!"-Th veneer
able LEWIS CAss, in his eloquent and
patriotic speech at the Tippecanoe Bat
tie Ground said:
If the Union is lost, all is lost
Anarchy first will ensue and then des-
7'otism! Oh! my friends, 6caoarc-BE-
wAREl Think, pause, and again think,
before giving e%ountenauce to those whose
patriotism embraces but a segment of
the country"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15

k IL. R.-FEVER ANDAGUE URED.-P
son Money, Esq, Of CsfrOlton, Miss, owns a
large plantation and works over 100 negroes on
the bottom lands of Mississippi section of the
country as celebrated for Fever end Ague as the
river Slyx in ancient mythology was dreaded as j
place invested with evil spirits. While the ne
groes OF other planters are shaking to pieces With
ague, Picrson Moneys - darkies" are fat, hearty
and happy, at work, singing with joy their songs
and gIees, for they feel safe from all diseases as
long as they have RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
10 guard them. Not one hours work has been
lost ON Mr.. Moneys plantation by sickness since
he began the use of Rad avs Ready relief aud
Regulators among his negroes. On every planta-
ton where Railways Really Remedies are kept
for the use of families and servants. you will be
sure to find health. happiness and contentnent.
- RAILWAYS RELIEF and REGULATORS are
positive cures for Fever and Aguc. pyseutery.
BiIIiousness, ChoIic. Headach Rheumatism, Ncr.
vousness, Costivencss, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and all other Diseases of the Stomach lungs
Bowels, Kidneys, Nerves, Brain, Liver, Head.
Heart. Chest, Sides, Back. &c. 2wl5-
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HYMEWTAL.

MARRIED, On the 9th of October, 1856, by
Rev. Henry WHIrEMAN, Mr.. ADOLPH A.
HINKLE, and Miss ALMIRA BOWMAN
both of Orange TIP.
-, BY the same, October 10Th, Mr.,
GEORGE W~INBIGLER, of Jcromeyille. and
Miss JANE SLOAN, near Ashland.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15
MICHIGAN ELECTION!

The Upper Peninsula Erect!
Under a special law, the elections in
the Upper Peninsula of this State for
Senators and Representatives are held
on the last Tuesday of September. On
the outside of this sheet will be found
returns of the contest on that day, show
ing that q glorious Democratic triumph
has been achieved. The Democratic
majority on Senator is believed to be
about