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in other aud more needy portions of the
world.
There are Eve efficient township
Societies auxiliary to this. And ten
townships are without such s~ssocia.
ton. And this Society does not regard
it as particularly desirable that auzilia-
ries should be formed in these town
ships, as the objects of the Society can
DO more economically and efficiently &C.
cured by other means
Whilst tho Society %rcjoices in the ia
vor of the great Autho: of the Bible, it
earnestly hopes that its for the
promotion of His Kingdom may increase
year after year while it shall exist. The
Society also desires to note the fact that
much of its prosperity is the result of
the energetic and successful labors Of Mr.
G. 8. Mar,indale, who has for years toll.
ed in this cause at a peeuniary sacrifice,
aud deserves the gratitude of this Socie-
ty and the friends of the cause.
The annual meeting of the Society for
business purposes was held IN the 18th
inst, at the NJ. e. Church, when the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year, viz: Prss't. A. Huffman,
Vice Presidents, Rev. Messrs. II. White
man, s.. Moody, 1. Cutler, Phillips, Car
man, and J. Robinson; Recording Sec
rotary, John Robinson Corresponding
Secretary, s. Moody; Treasurer, Jo-
seph Wasson ; Executive Committee,
besides members er o6Fcio, c. s. Mar
tindalc, /. Gates, William Millington
| and S. N. Barber. The Ell. Com. elect
ed Mr.J. D. Stubs, Dcpositary.
TIE Society held its 9th anniversary
on the 18th inst, at the NJ. E. Church
Of Ashland. 4 large and interested
congregation attended. The exercises
we're opened By singing by the choir,
followed bysthe reading of tie scriptures
by Rev. Mr.. Carnan and prayer b5
Rev. II. Whiteman. The Secretary's
Report was then read
The following resolution was then pre-
scented and sustained III a pertinent
speech by Mr.. J. D. Stubs, viz:
LIST. ReSolvel, That the signs of the
times indicate a more general spread Of
the word of God
Dir. T. G.. Bushnoil introduced and
in a we'll. conceived address. supported
the following resolution, viz:
I'd. Reso7Utd. That the Scriptures a-c
adapted to lumanityin all conditions.
In a very interesting manner Mr.. c.
s. Martindale argued that THAT the
Bible is the great moral %renosator OF
the age. Aud in a forcible manner Mr..
s. NJ Barber discussed the subject cor
tanned in the following preamble and
resolution.
Whereas, it has evor been the
policy of the Papal Church to prevent
the reading of the Scriptures by the
ma. ses, therefore,
Resofred, That it is the duty of the
Protestant world over. aud especially in
our own country, to present an ur.dlyl
ded front in promoting the circulation Of
the Bible.
Rev. Mr.. Tilton, Agent of the A. B.
S. also made a short address. The
meeting was a rery interesting one, aud
indicated that the desire to have the
word of God without note spread broad
cast over the earth, is strong in the
hearts of many.
AT a subsequent. meeting of the Exc
cutiye Committee, a vote Of thanks vas
passed, to the choir for their aid in the
exercises. J. 4.
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Observations were made on the direc
tiou, velocity aud force of the winds three
times a dag throughout the year, and
hence TO understand the above table you
wilI iud the number of observations in
any column to be three times the Mum
Der of days in that mouth thus in the
August column there were 2 MY NE,
E., 4 Sc, ard 90 observations in the
month. In 1854 westerly winds were
to all other in the ratio of over 2 to /,
but in 1855 the same winds zero to all
others as ! TO 81.
a TABLE SHOWING n VELOCITY OF WIND
rs NILES PER HOUR, n FORCE ON 4
SQUARE poor IN A~YERDuPoIsE WEIGHT
POUNDS.
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A GRAMATTcAL PGPIL.-A school
master, after giving one Of his scholars
a sound drubbiug for making bad gram
mar, sent him TO the other end of the
room, to inform another boy that b,
wished to speak to him. and, at the SAM
time, promising to repeat the dose if he
spoke to him urgramatically.
The youngster quite satisfied with
what he had got, determined to be ex-
act, tud thus addressed his pupil:
There is a common substantive, Of
the masculine gender, singular number,
~nominativc case, aud in angry mood,
that sits perched upon the e~minencc at
the other side of the room. wishes to ar
t~iculate q few sentences to you in the
present tense" Et
E An old fellow became weary of
his life, thought be might as we'll COM
nit suicide but he didn't wish to 90
without forgiving all his eDonies. So
at The last moment, he removed the
noose from his neck, saying to himself,
| never can OF will forgive old Noah for
letting tho copper head snake get into
tho ark. They have killed 5000 worth
of my cattle, aud when be and I meet
there will be a general fuss"
% Any onc besirous of keeping
seeds from the d~epredations of mice can
do 50 BY mixing pieces of camphor gum
in with the seeds. Cauphor placed in
drawers OF trunks prevent mice from
doing injury. Tho little animal objects
to the odor, and keeps a good distance
from it; he will seek food elsewhere.
EE A mao very much intoxicated
was sout to dnrance vile. "Wby didn't
you bail him out p inquired a bystaud-
er of friend. Bail him outt' ez-
claimed the other; you couldn't pump
him out"
e No one would take you for
<hnt you arc," said an o~id-fashioned
gentleman, q day Or two ago, to a dan
dy. who had more hair than brains.
"Why ?" vas Immediately asked.
" Because they can't see your ears"
EE Truth and beauty do not always
go together. Pretty girls are famopa
for fbbingi while ugly ones ran With
the gospel. The poets always harness
truth and beauty together, but the world
jerks them apart.
-E A pet lap dog having bitten a
piece out Of mans leg, the heartless
mistress exclaimed, Poor Dash I
hope it won't make him sick I"
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tial or heavy, long or short, light or
heavy, according as these conditions
are partial or general, of longer or short
er duration, or of greater or less degree
Of intensity. Inrla54 the wind was OBJ
served to blow from some southern poin,
100 times, and then fell IS inches Of
rain. In 1855 the Tiud was observed
to blow from a sou,herly courss 43l
times, and there fell GO inches Of rain
Is there not some connection between
these thinga
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new BARRIER SHOP.

John MEEKES, formerly of Cleveland
e respectfully informs the citizens Of Ash
land and vicinity that he can at all times b
found ready and willing to do all kinds of bar
bering in the neatest and most fashionable
style. Shop one door West Of the Post Office.
Ashland October II. 1855. elH. :
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TO MY FRIENDS.
BLANK BOOK MANDATORY
GENERAL BRIBERY.

IuCkNoR& Co, manufacture all kinds ofRiank
L Books. with or without printed headf3 fof
Banks, Rail Road Companies, state and County
Ofhees. aud for every branch of Mercantile bust.
ness. Paper ruled to any pattern dasired. Partic.
ulcr attention paid to binding Periodicals. Maya.
zines, Music, &c. Old Books OF everv description
rebound. The ~strictesI attention will be given 10
the manufacture of County and all other Blank
work, in = style which Tor neatness and durability
willie unexcelied.
Specimens Of Blank Work can be seen at Tick.
nor & Co.'S new Book Store. opposite the Post or.
fee, and in eUsry County oFeein this part Of tAs
STATE. Nov. 9th, ls55.-26tf
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The I'd FaShlOncd Tub Must Yield The Palm.
WISNER'S PATENT
w ASH Tub
PATENTED MOVER Der 9th, 1853.
IT can be established by reliable persons who
i have used WIsSER's TUB, that it is the best
and most convenient machinery for y

Il have used WIsSER,s TUB, that it is the best
and most convenient machinery for slrs
that was ever invented. This valuable invcn.
ton has been in use nearly two years, aud is
now extensively employed in nearly every
State in the Union. Its equally well adapted
to the washing of the largest as we'll as the
smallest fabrics. Among the leading cstab-
lishments of the county where It is used, NAV
be mentioned the HOWARD AND BROAD
WAY HOTELS, New York. Reference can
also be had at Canton. Norwalk and Ashland,
where it is generally employed.
j. X. SQUIRE, ofAshland, having purchas.
ed the right of Ashland County, is now pre-
pared to furnish TUBSon short notice 80
Directions for Using tie Tub.
Place half a dozen OF shirts, or equal, in the
tub with the heated water and snap-wrist-
bands and collars, should be well soaped The
water should cover the follower ; bear no
weight on the follower, but turn it easily with
a semi-circular movement: rub the clothes
throughtwo suds and the washing is done.
Among the many valuable testimonials that
have come to hand we sabjoin q few
Opinions oFt1ae Press.
From the perfect simplicity ease, and excel
lent manner with which by the aid of Wisner's
Washer. this most laborious though very nee
essary work is accomplished, we should pro-
nounce IL lar IN ADVANCE OF the old, II not of any
attempt ever invented for washing or cleansing
elothes-RocHEsrER GENEsEE FARMER.
IVA new and useful Wash Tub, lately in.
vented by the Rev. Joel Wisner, is now being
used to a great extent in our community and
gives good satisfaction. It needs no recon-
M ndations, therefore, from us to commend it
to general use. Itspeaks for itseif-NoRwALK
ONO REFLECTOR.
G1nt the wholerange O Inventions for wash
ing, we know of nothing so handy, SO neat or
SO generally useful rs this little eontrivance of
Mr.. Wisner's. Divested as it is Of all compli-
cations in the shapeof wheels, cranks, &c, it
cannot get out of order. and for the samercason
we do not see how it can well be improved or
simplifisd-OnIo FAIMEE, Cleveland.
Ashland, November D, 1855. lyr.e6.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE
Garrett orland &co} Foreclosure of Mortgage.
panil Holman. In Ashland Com. Pleas.
DURSUANT to the command of an order 10
L sell mortgaged premises, duly issued in
the above case from the Court of Common Pleas
Of Ashlond County, to " e directed, 1 will ex-
pose to public sale at the door of the Court
House in the town of Ashland. Ashland coun-
ty, Ohio, o
Monday, Tie 2etb day Of Apri2,
a. D., 1856, between the hours of ten o'clock A..
N, and four o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the fol
lowing described Real Estate, situate in said
Being lots number thirty t3n] md thirty-one
Isl in the village of Lafayette, in said Coun-
ty. Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN d. JONES, Sheriff
March IS, 1856. 42ts-pf$3,50
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Gbe Mlnss.
what Il home without q Mother.

What n home Without o Mother.
"what Il home without n mothsr.-
Whas are all the joys we meA.
If her loving smile no Longer
Greet the oming Of our feet
Ths days seem long. the nighta ara arear,
And time rolls slowly on
Oil how few are ehildhoods pleasures.
When her gentle care is gone.
Things We prize are first 10 vanish.
Hearts we love soon pass away;
Ard sometimes cft-e'en in our childhood
We behold herturning gray
Her eye grows dim-her cheeks are pale.
Her Joy in life IS past-
And often-erewele learn to love her,
She hath breathed on earth her last.
Older hearts may have their sorrOw-
Gsefs that quickly pass away
But-a mother lost In childhood,
Grieves The heart from day to day.
Nc miss her kind and willing hnnd-
Her fond and earnest care
And OIL how dark is earth aroundus.
What Is home without her there"
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March 10 1856. 4ats-p
SHERIFE,S SALE.

Warner l. Loop Ell. all IN ATTACHMENT.
John Mecrory. In Ashland Com. Pleas.
DURSUANT 10 the command of an or
i der of 50 c, duly issued in the abo, C
case from the Court of Common Pleas of Ash
land County, to me directed. l will expose to
public sale ut the door of the Court House, in
soiI County m
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Monday, TIE 2eth day Of April,

Monday, TIE 2eth dag Of April,
q. d., 1886, between the hours of ten o'clock a.
m, and four o'clock p. m. of said day. the fol
lowing described Real Est lte, sitnate in said
County of Ashland, and State of Ohio, to wit
eight, I4sIin the town for village, of MiaaIn
formerly called Petershargl Also %out-lots
number three. [3i four Al and seven I in the
township of Mifflin, Immediately south of the
said town of Mifhin in said County of Ashland
and State of Ohio. Also a strip or parcel of
land, being in said township of Mifain, Coun-
west side of said lots, and east Of the road lead
ing from Mifain to Perrysville. and bounded on
the south by land owaed by Norris and on the
north by Mifiin town lots, with the appurten-
ances. Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN D.. JONES, Sheriff.
March 10, 1856. 42.s-pf$5.50
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done on the Shortest Mo.
GOOD NEWS.

Y3AAEGK & XgMg.
HAVING purchased the wen
~ Il CABINET EsrABLIsHMENTfor-
thUdh merly oW ned by j. d. Stubs, would
M- say to the people of Ashland and all
! 49, he region round about. that they are
NU HprcpaTed to furnish a superior article of
wv CABINET FURNITURE,
from the most plain to the most fashionable, at
lower fgures-than any other establishmcntin the
country. They both being practical workmcn Ind
acquainted with the business in all its various
tives. Come along and take a peep at our Ware
Room. which you will find in the room formerly
occupied by 4 skins e. MGConb's, on Main street,
and you will be sure to buy. Work made to order
on the shortest notice. The workshop you will
find Immediately west ofthe Court House, on SAN
dusky Street, in Ames & Leach's old Carriage Shop.
All KINDS of Produce taken in exShsnge for furni-
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Communications

FLOR the Ashland Union-l
SYNOPSIS OF TaE WEATHER
Fbv IL months, from March lst, 1865,
to March Ist, 1856, as per o5servi l.
tioSss at Savannah; Ohio
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This laat amount is designed to apply
to the sur of $500 pledged by this So
cietyto the Am. Bible Society two years
since, for the publication of the scrip
lures in. the Chinese language. OF the
whole amount subscribed and paid to tie
Society Tho following auns have been
contributed b the townships respective
ly named:
NAMES. Church Sab. Paid. Life Members Paid
~ an LII
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GOFF5Ns1

alwayson hand, and funerals ate nded to dnypart
ofthe Couatry with HeArse. Particular atten
tion will be paid to this part of the business, and
Cofhns furnished at rates to suit the times. Cof-
fn trimming done at all times and on the short
est notice, eithe plain orfaRoy as friendsmay wish.
Ashland, Dec. IL, 1855. 26-1yr.
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AAWYRng.

James w. Smith,
A TToRNEY AT LAW, Office over the
n Bank, Ashland, Ohio, Business in this
and neighboring counScs promptly attended to
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

MERCHANTS. SCHOOLS and SCHOLARS. can
w be supplied in quantities at Publishers prices
OF sinsly at usual prices. with ailtLe Books us ID in
Schools generally. Also. with paper. pens, ink.
drawing cards and books. pencils. rubber, States
Book Store, opposite the Post
November 21thr 1855. e6tf
Don't Believe It.
THAT B. C. TICKNoR has gone ont of the BOOK
l. business. oer
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Bnsiuess Garos.
HeYRhg.

North American Hotel,
CoUTH-wEsT CORNER of the Public
= Square, opposite the Bank, Mansfield, o
E. n. DENNISON, Proprietor.
Nov. 9th, 1885. 26tf.
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Don't Believe It.
That he intends to buy ont any opposition sstab
Don't Believe It.
'THAr TICKNoR & 20. arc selling Books, sta.
exlsin the report. s6tf
Don't Believe It.
THAT We are not paying . half a cent = pound
more for Rags than any other house dare pay.
november 9Th. 1858. tsotf
But Friends, Romans and Countrymen.
RELIEVE that TicKNoR& &C win continue
~ TO " ear SO long as honesty and fair dealing.
courtesy and promptness. meet with aproper re-
werd. Nov. 9th. .55.-26tf
Just Received.
r ARGE assortment of Curtain Bands. Windows
II Cornices, Curtain fixtures. Picture Cord, Tas-
sells, &c.,a at TICkNOR & Cos Book Stnre.s-
Frames, Picture Frames.
A large supply of Gilt aud Rosewood Mouldings.
n kept canstantly on hand. 1
Nov. 9Th leS5-s6tf TiCKNoR& CO.
Save Your Rags,
A F Sar bring them where the ASa i slysysRa'd
November s7th, 1885. 70 sstf :
A Large Stock
Z HI 1idS-CSs s0iaSbF ldItS. UnQ
y Gilt and Rosewood Looking Glass Frames
can be found at TTCKNoR & Cos Book Store.
November sTth. 1855. 2stf
IF You Wish
To get the ATTEST PUBLICATIONS. can at
e6Lf BE 1si TlcKNoR &Go's.
IF You Wish
RIO get the highest price for RAGS, can at z
e6If- TIckNon & cos, Book Store.
IF You Wish ge 1
RIO get Pine Oil Shades or seautifui Window Car
tains. eau at edtf TICkNoR & Co.'S.
80 IF You Wish Q 10.
GPLENDID ENGRAvIAGs or cheap PICTURES.
~ Call al e6;f r.CKNOR & cos
l1z IF You Wish -
Aw or MEDICAL WORKS. leave your order
II with s6H TTCKNoR$ co.
m IF You Wish
A good PEN KNIFE or q fine PORT MaNAIE
n call at 26if TICKNOR & Cos.
IF You Wish 4u
a handsome Card Case, a magnificent Work Box
- or . bottle VI geEHfHs imPorfed ColegEe. eall al
& cos.
- b And Finally
IF You wish TO be pleaFantly treated, whether you
L purchase or not. Call asd examine our well Sc
lected Stock of Goods. 1ICKNOR e. CO.
November 9Th. 1855. e6tf
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For the Ashland Union.l
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY
OF r -
ASHLAND COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY Fur TIS
YEAR 1855.
ASHLAND, March 18th, 1856

Since its last anniversary, April 30th,
1855, the Ashland County Bible Socie-
" has been laboring to accomplish the
object of its existence by circulating the
Sacred Scriptures in its own field, and
contributing for their publication ii
other parts of tho world. During the
rear thcre have been purebased ScriL.
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Kings Hotel,
NEW LONDON, HURON COUNTY. O..
IN j. GROSS. Proprietor. A liberal share
of public patronage solicited.
Nov. 9th, 1855. 26tf
Sampsel House.
VI. MELSHEIMER, Lessee, Ashland,
IN. Ohio. This is one of the largest and
most commodious Hotels in the western coun-
try. A faithful Ostler always in attendance
Nov. 9th, 1855. 26tf
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PHYSICIANS.
p II Clark. If n

OFFICE opposite Store of Boyd & SeIby
~ Main Street. Ashland, Ohio.
November 9th. 1855. 26tf
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|. b. Crane, ID. D.,
CURGEoN AND oCcULIST, ofice ad-
- joining Millington's Drug Store, Main ST.,
Ashland, Ohio. Nov. 9th. ls55.-2Gtf
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NOTARY PUBLIC. Ashland, Ohio, will
IN draw Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages, Articles
of Agreement, De. at reasonable rates. Depo-
sitions taken with neatncss and despatch. OF
fec in the Law Office of Kenny & Porter.
November 9th, 1855. a6tf
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In Nov. 1855 the Elk. Committee re-
solved to furnish every common school
district in the county with a copy of the
sacred volume, labeled as a gift from the
Society. This accounts for the large
amount Of donations during the year.
At the sans time the Committee SO
cured the services of Mr.. c. S. Martin.
dale as collecting Agent. Through his
efforts there have been subscribed for
this object in the couuty--sio63,92
OF these there have been paid 57l,22
There remain unpaid---- 492,1o
OF the whole amount in tho
treasury during the year
there have been paid out
for bools----- 266,4s
Fer debts contracted previous.
ly fer booha----- 5000
For services AID expenses Of
Agent---.--------- I22,44
For printing, &C., Sprengle
& Co.------ 500
As donation to Am. 3. Soe'ty. 2fs,75
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Don't Believe It

'TNHAr TICKNoR & co. arc selling Books. sta.
l. tionery, Wall Paper and Fancy Goods,stIe ss
than cost. Their buying principally for cash. will
the report. s6tf
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At a subsequent meeting of the Exc
cutiye Committee, a vote Of thanks vas
passed, to the choir for their aid in the
exercises. j. r.
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THAT We are not paying . half q cent = pound
morefo Rags than any other house dare pay.
November 9Th. 1855. - ss6if
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Don't Believe It.

Ion 6eEeVe 1t.
l. HShmeRt. E2S oRtf
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r ARGE assortment of Curtain Bands. Windows
IL Cornices Curtain fixtures. Picture Cord, Tas-
sells, &C., at TICKNo & Cos Book Store.s-
November 9Th. 1855. 26tr
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IL A pet lap dog having bitten a
piece out ola mans leg, the heartless
mistress exclaimed, "Poor Dash J. I
hope it Voa't make him sick I"
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But Friends, Romans and Countrymen.
RELIEVE that T1CKNoR& o will continue
II TO - ear SO long as honesty and fair dealing.
courtesy and promptness. meet with aproper 70.
weird. Nov. 9th, ,55.-26tf
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-11
4 Southern Opinion on sham psmoora-

81 -. =
The Memphis Eagle and Inquirer, of
the goth, in pungent article, maintains
that the greatest humbug Of the age in
which we live, is the claim set up, since
the election, by the Sham Democracy, to
the glory of having sacsd the Union !!
The Enquirer says:
These are the same fellows who, a
short time ago, swore they would dissolve
the Union should Fremont be elected,
either by the people or by the House of
Representatives! Probably they mean
they have saved the Union from them
selres and their own disorganizing and
revolutionary scheme! Having won the
sPoILs, they are willing to stand by the
Union another four years; but the mo-
ment they fail to compass the $75'ooo,-
900 per annum, they are for breaking up
and bursting things! A precious set of
Union-lovers these!