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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-02-13

Governor, in a public speech, on anoth-
err occasion, recommend Sharpss Rifles, to
prevent slavery in Kansas, and offered
to give fifty dollars to aid Abolitionists
to 60 to Kansas, and shoot down the
slave-holding citizens-and now, as Gov
ernor of Ohio, he is melting the very
difficulties which we all SO much depre-
cate Why, sir, where was his voice
when cur own citizens were shot down
in the streets of our cities by a mob
and in a neighboring State? Not a
word was heard from him then He
belonged to a party which respected the
white citizen more than the negro-but
the Governor would embroil the coun-
try in a civil war, in order to- befrIend
the negro He regretted the introduc
ton of this subject into this body, to
distract our attention from our own i'm
portantbusiness.
Mr.. Franklin, Clancy and others
made remarks-when the Report ard
Documents, were laid upon the table
and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Caldwell offered the following
Resolutions which were laid upon the
table and ordered to be printed :
WHEREAS, The present peace, as well
as the future welfare of u country de-
man3s that there shall be no further
extension of slavery aud no more Slave
Suites; and
WHEREAS, BY the reported unlawful
invasion of the Territory of Kansas by
citizens of the State of Missouri, for
the purpose of forcibly depriving TIE
citizens of that Territory of their first
political right, and thereby establish
slavery therein by farce and without au-
thority oflaw as a consequence OF which
invasiols, civil war now exists in Kan
sas and
WHEREAS, Tie people of the Terri
tory of Kansas have, by a Convention
of Delegates duly called and assembled
for that purpose, formed for themselves
a Constitution aud State Government,
which Constitution is republican, and
said Convention. aud the people of Kan
sas, by their ratification of said C6nsti-
tuition, having asked admission into the
Union as a State; aud believing that
such admission of Kansas as a State,
would exclude slavery therefrom, and
save that Territory from further civil
tumults, and the further e%ffusion of
blood, 1T is hereby
Resotued, By the General Assembly
9tAe &ute@ Ohio, That our Senators
be an are hereby instructed, and our
Representatives in Congress be reques-
ted to use their best endeavors for the
immediate passage of an aetof Congress
admitting Kansas into the Union as a
State, with such limitation of bounda-
ries as by Congress shall be deemed adj
visable.
Resolted, That our Representatives
be requested to vote for the Immediate
admission of A. H. Reeder to a seat in
the House of Representatives, in Con-
gress, as a delegate from Kansas, until
such admission of Kansas as a State.
ReSokred, Plat the Governor be re-
quested to cause a copy of this pream-
bic aud resolutions, properly certified.
to be forwarded to each of the Senators
aud Representatives in Congress, and
that a copy be sent to the Governor of
each State in the Union.
Adjourned.
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George Allman's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the suhscri-
In bers have been appointed and qualified as
Executors on the estate of George Altman, late
of Ashland County, deceased,
MARIE ALLMAN,l r.aanto-.
JOSIAH ALTMAN, ~
Inudouvflle,D Dec. 1S. 1874 3wfQa
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FEBnUARY 5.

- -El
HOUSE : Message from the Governor
received and read at the Clerks desk
Mr.. Todd offered the following pre-
anlble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, 1t is ii matter of general
n~otoriety, that Kansas Territory is be-
ing invaded, from time TO time, BY
hordes of hostile rufhans, WHO are
plundering and destroying property.
h~utcheriHg the innocent inhabitants,
in the most cruel AID weut9n man.
ner, and setting at open defauee all
those rules AID principles which onght
to govern the intercourse Of man with
man. AND WHEREAS, the Executive of
the United States has been appealed to
in vain for protection Therefere,-
Resokred, That it is the duty of tie
State of Ohio, in the exercise of its
popular sovereignty" through it Gem
eral Assembly, to RAISE, armand cquip.
five regiments of volunteers to provide
all the necessary provisions, munitions,
and pay, for six months service in Kan
sas, to preserve the peace and protect
the settlers from the depredations of the
land pirates who infest that Territory.
Laid OH the table.
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b q. BEAR,
BOOKSELLER AND STATI0NER,

ASHLAND, OHIO.
IL EEPS constantly on hand a large assort-
IN ment of School, Miscellaneous and Blank
Books, Bibles and Testaments, Stationery If
every variety to BE- found in the market GI
letter and note Paper. by the .reain, sqliire .r
sheet. Plain and fancy Envelopes, by the Al,
G or single pack. Arnold's celebrated Vii
ting FLUID, i'll quart, pint. half int-6 OF. or
4 or. bottles /; also red and carmine also soy
eral other %varities Of v riting Inks, in large or
small bottles, [m
@en9I Go GQa
pocket knives, port monaies, card cases HartF
knives and weights, gold pens in great yarie-
ty of cases, pens and pen-hoIders IN great vari-
ETY. of styles and qualities Ladies' travelling
Baskets, work and card baskets, various sizes
aud styles arsY
WALL PAPER
in great variety. and borders to match Vim
dow paper various styles. Gil SHADES, Cur
tain fixture, cords and TasselS. DE Be-.
Thankful forthe LIBERAL patroiragr heretofore
bestowed. he would ask his friends andztke.
public to give him n call and examine for
themselves and then decide whether il vii; be
to their interest 10 purchase att ONE. " lien ptl-
ces are moderate. or abroad, when Blowing is
very prufuse and prices high
Blnnk work OF any ize or style, got up on
short notice and of he very best quality Of pa
per and binding. and at The lowest prices. Or
dcrs olicited Merchant, supplied with goods
atloWest eastern wholesale prices. N Sore
at the OLD stand, opposite the Bank.
Feb. -, 1856. 6m37
sale of Seal Estate By order OF PROF.
base. Court.
ON the Sth day of March, a. D. 1856, on
" the premises hereinafter described, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A III. and four
O'clock Pm will be sold TO the highest bidder,
the following real estate, as the property of
Franklin Mercer deceased, to wit: situate in
the county of Ashland and State of Ohio, and
more particularly described as follows being
sixty acres off of the east side of the northeast
quarter dissection twenfy-eight (2S,l township
number twenty-five (251 range number (f70
at a parallel line along the east of said quarter,
except ten acres, out of the same, heretofore,
decided 10 Catharine Shrefier, out of the s0uth-
east corner of said quarter by Franklin and
Washington Mercer on the 18th OF August,
1853. Also will be sold as aforesaid a part of
the northwest quarter of section twenty-seyen
~, township twenty-five in range seventeen,
rounded as follows, to wit ! commencing at
tie northwest corner OF said quarter thence
running east twenty rods on the section line;
thence south parallel witlrthe west sectionline
eighty rods thence west to the section line
twenty rods thence north on the west section
lie to the place of beginning, containing tcT
acres. Said premises appraised at $lsSOQ,O0.
Terms of sale-One-third cash in hand, one
third in one year and the residue in two years.
with interest from the day OF sale, back pay
mentS to be secured BY mortgage on the prem
ises. PHILLIP SHRIVERs
Adm of franklin Mercer, deceased.
February I2. 1856. 37-4w.
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Esartit.o on Notice.
OCEPH GRINER nnI Esfhnr .Iana- Grinl

EsartGt on notice.
JOSEPH GBINER and Esther Jane Griner
3 his wife, Joseph Wells and Catharine
Wells his wife, John Griner, David Griner,
Nancy Griner, Fanny Griner and Elizabeth
Grimer. will take notice that a petition was
filed against them on the 12ih day of February
"A. d. less, insathe CeurtSof Common Pleas Of
Ashland county, Ohio. by Samuel Griner and
Sophia Griner his wife, and is now pending,
wherein the said Samuel Griner and Sophia
Griner his wife, demand partition of the foi-
lowing /, al estate situate in Hire county of ASH
land, and State of Ohio; and described as fol-
lows, 10 wit; in thetownship ofMilton IN said
county, being one tract the east part Of the
south east quarter, of section twenty-threez in
township twenty-four, of range seventeen, be-
ing oil of said quarter section, except fifty acres
sold to adam Baum, and ten acres sold to Not
tingham Houston off of the west side of said
quarter, containing (deduetiHg the exceptions
aforesaid1 one hundred acres more or less. Al
SO, one other tract in said county in said Mil
ton township, bounded by beginning at the
southwest corner of section twety-four, oftowR-
ship ~twenty-four, of range seventeen, and run
ming eastalong the section line twenty-fourrodE
and nineteen links thence north Two degrees,
west thirty fourrods thence south sixty-hye de-
grees west, twcnty-fse rods thenee southtwo
degrees east, thirty-two rods and twelve links.
to the place of beginning containing five
acres and thirty-four rods andsthat at the
first term. after the March term AID. 1856, Of
said Court. application Twill be made by tho
said Samel Griner and Sophia Grinerh his wife.
for an order that partition may be made ofsaid
premises. SAMUEL GRINER,
SoPHIAcGRNER.
FULFoN q MoCoMRs Att Us for Petitioners.
February IL, 1856. Sf-6w
JOSIAH CRoUSES ESTATE SO
NOTICE is hereby given that the subseri-
IN Der has been appointed and. qualified a.
administrator on the estate of JOSIAH Grouse.
late of Ashland County, Ohio. deceased
counts can be presented at the office of Fulton
& McGombs for allowance.
Feb. 10. 1856. Sw5I
Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the nndersiynod.
was on the 18th day Of January, le 6. duly an
pointed and qunlif sd as Administrator Of The Ber
of Michael Shukers. late OF Ashland eonntys
Ohio, deceased.
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.Administrator,s Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned.
was on the 18th day Of January, le 8. duly an
pointed and qunlif sd as Administrator Of the Be
late of Michael Shukers. late OF Ashland eonntys
Ohio, deceased. -
- 80 THOMAS I~ecoS.NHLE. d.
January 20. 1888. 1W26ssH4
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2oa@9I Go cd
pocket knives, port monaics, card eases FartF
knives and weights, gold pens in great yarie-
ty Of cases, pens and pen-holdtrs IN great vari-
ETY. of styles and qualities Ladies' travelling
Baskets, work and card baskets, various sizes
and STYLES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09
MEDICAL.

&E0O RRwARD-DR JEFF SIEs AN!1DorE rs rsA
VOUU most eecuA preparation 10 d. and - neither
atss oends the paAs and renders
deviation IN sie interruption 70 usual pursuis
slseu, healthy diReson The nutsaDce thus removed
speedily a. constent with Mo production Of thorough
% injurious effect either copsu utonay or locally, -
oanssd By IL Price 81 bpte. Sole agent ter a
s4y, O. n kisG, 1872 Broadway, corner Of John srse
DR LARMoNq's PARIS AND LONDON MsOI)AE
Adviser and Marriage Guide; twentieth edi Ion 100 pare
ITO eectro ped illustrations; clo'h 81 i gives The sdv
tired remeoies and shows he .upsiiory OF tho authors
md London mont Of certain dtease sso servons dab
~ local general from and pdiscrehon 81 80
Gpsirg and Mercar streets entrance 10 Mercer opuos
81 Nicholas Boe New York from 10 A. 70 IN the eve
rs We mend Dr. Larm0nt the acted-Couriar deA
Rata Un,s etaats ZeitunE
DRivArE CONSULTATIONS DIR WATSON ArfHNT0
exclusively 70 diseases OF certain class In which ~ -
The mild and theve nseuptot from nus
charge of dst DR.. Watson recommends
early call afer the first appearances delay, The ne
OF rosrums specocs drops &c., and other unakul
d. formerly surgeon tho Hcspa once IS walls AZ
rect door west o Broadway. Also. Consultations b.
er.
DICORD's PRA0rTCn-DR O. D. HAMMOND, FOR
II msrly pupil with koord, Of Paris and with No esle
brsed surgeons OF hs ety, Drs CArnochsn Mott inform
the public nat he be ynsusd for the Of upor
an Glass Of deass and for those Of the lungs and throat =
Nicholas Rotsl BE pdsrs 70 afflicted positive
rehef ard hose who have sseo abused by spsch"
taotss books and ike eusons OF numer-
GUS medical charatsrs Of the day rsv having tneir
appear Office hours from !, and rom 70 s. rrestmcSf
ao BY eer and remedies adSpxd V Ne go senI 0HsA
NyueAA ecesuxpg 90 VOalN vyGous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09
MEDICAL.


Sl.OUO ssrsd. p: SGsEss's Sd drop sus:s .sss
q, ssS c oser M Il Sr
sou street. the on p.sce now 20 wen Known for the very
aoesi ,o''' -"' : 80 ~ '''''' 90 ''"'
CoNFIDENfIAL CONSULTATIONS DIR OOsBErr,
% sesE cured as e
ye tiee q the foul poison from The sTssn Bee nv
VI tations-Dr COOPER, II Duane street may be consult
81 On ~ ID <: 5%sa az
in NJ cases undertaken. n. B-Those who have been
B B G. with on
CCRCTULA IRuPr oNs, RsKUM ATIsx MaROURIlI.
s ne @ r
drse: 60 and re ssssfn, from ,oroou, vo.,. ~
hssa throat tongue arm; hands sno her psrs
for svs ana -. SsfR y
grsnosnc:d my case nop.sss wss rcocmnsndea e Dr.
=. W residence sss Fourth street, 8. '.
cured BY p. ,ens sss Brosss ..sss e d..sdinl
sssH .s:s ne
sHsr al At ne boarding house q MA Murphy ssl
pssAsu or THE HIP JOINT, sceoTSIa. ETC. .'''
r.o's,;.! X;y hope Iii
tie numerous pieces Of bone which discharged The
teme emsstAton, &c. his sgopee such neigh
bors disturbed by his cries. For further call
n residenoe, 93 West Sixteenth street.
JAMES EIrzAprrH JoHNsoN
THOsR LABORING URDRR DTsRAsR ETraBk RB
cant or chrono or sonsequsrces resulting thererom
Wooster. Hours TO II NJ 6to9 r. NJ Sundays
ccpted Tho Doc ors time and attention have been given
clusvey this Of diseases and he would here state
thacay hst In and AL wnse MS instructions
faithfully followed he will warrant rae and permanent
where the constitution OF the patient has been ABUSED
build And 10 health and vigrr Fvsry requisite at
iertop Cven trestmsrt OF conplsSs peculiar fa
naee piles slus. rheumatism. scrous and ~ chros
sints Comm from psers IT Distance viii
with prompt Mdicinss sent TO Of the Uni
States South America, 49,. without mourning We sghss
risk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09
COAL.

CoAI-FRoM BOAT AT rHE FOOT OF SPRING
~ street. North river. Red Ssh aud size 81 Isl
delivered IS % ton. Red ash and nut sizs 81 de-
Ivered ~ 80 per ton. By HILL WADbxiGH, 500 Wash
ins tor street. rear kpring.
QUICK FAIRS AND sM All PROFITS FOR CASH
W Cal IS for The best Gag red ca for his
week only at 6S kishh avenue between inreen aud Four
teNnth sreetS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

nARDBN PLANTS AT AUCTION. ". 8. MoILLv AIN
" win se this day, A 10s osLok, a the seedstore, No.
Jim street. hardy perpetual and slmbiaR
natona houeysuckles, vines verbena &C. from p
Henderson Jerssy City Descriptive catalogues AL plants
rasOld nj nriy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

A701 PEARL STREET SECONDHAND CLOTHING
Il C2 store, JANIS MORONEY. propretm large guam.
uy no wanted Liberal prices good clothing and
cash paid in ourrent Address or cali on James Moro
neT a9s Pearl street. between Chatham ana y HaN plaes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

LFRED BRAGG, AUCIIoHEER.-A. BRAG6 4 CO.,
"a will sell. st auction, Monday, Nay H. st 10 A. al
heir 50 Cortandt street. 500 shoes
brogaDs &C.. compring In part the stock OF retailer,
Qeer with good assortment OF rssh spring goods direct from
the fhOtOri0s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

= white stone, Glen tove, MAphassett Dock and Glen
wcod.-Tbe steamer CROTOk, Captain VIM. II. Wood will
leave Few York daily Sundays eYcepted) and after
s.,uIday sterpSen May 10 Isss ScSc. N. 70.
Glen wood Returning, will leave Genwoed every morning.
uedAvs exoepsd A6s5 ManbassetsDock GAS, Glen Cove,
X White So Primes Cock 8. Stages viii be In
oness convey at the different landings usual
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09
ASTROLOGY.

'LAlRvOYANCS-Mns. SEYMOUR, ITO sPRINi
~ few Doors west OF Broadway the most celebrate
medical and business clarvoya ant In America All disease
discovered And cured curabe the fate and WHEREABOUTS
abeen friends maze Known unerrng advice business &c
and charge unees sat SIZED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

d viii ell q auction. Tuesday Nay IS. At 10 o'clock the
entire housshod urnituro contained house l61 BROADWAY
wilton tapestry and Brusss cArps salts Of broats
furniture, comprising SOFAS $4,000, arm and sewing
shaTs brccas and Iaoe window SAins splendid gss az.
S1rss Fressh plated mirrors mar top, oenre and pier
dining tables rich nlvwware, forks spoons &c Chiha
nabogany double and single bedseads dressing bureaus
with marble tops; marble top washsands ell paintings and
rrsv,nSs black walnut washsnds and bedsesds
~ psrsssss feather beds bosers snd pows psliassss
vi comforter Sheets 30, together with general
lortuuent Of Kitchen fusuitures stoves. TO-
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MATRIMONIAL.

~--~~~
4 LADY, THIRTY YEARS OF AGE, REFINED AMI
N able educated and domestic wishes to pond with
o gent emAn her ser Tor, with view To mArmonv. Congo
psy and oort them required Tring
unnoticed. Address c. M, Union square Post Office
YOUNG GENTLEMAN, NOT OVER TWEsTY.FOUR
- OF age, OF uonAoe character and posi- ion
requests corrospopdence with young lady, who
accomplished mind, beauty OF person. and who Ia
da guished above all for s.eeness TEMPER grace and
goddess Of heart vi such pardon the entricy
promp this ard address Sigma Union square Post office,
New Yorf.
ksAi RlNONIAL.--I WILL UPON TaE KEOEtPr OF
N! and specimen OF baudwrtrg send
fun seneaton OF their character denv love affairs &c.
Direct Me. Hortence Le Roy, Broadway Post Office, New
York.
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TT Il. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.--BY II. b. LsED5 Co,
IL. Satu May TO- at 10 O'clock 81 10 Nassau street
Elegant Of household furniture for
Of sse consisting Of carved rose cd and mAaoxany sas OF
sse plush and hair ooh; and mahogany marble
top tables washstand d. bookcases
TORE dining tables ana cenue tables Also bedroom fur
beGeoads In and mahogany chairs
stands bureaus painted. Single ana double mat
spring d. bolster pillow and lot OF beading Al
gas and kitchen furniture Ahs mahossny and rose
oil painting (denovesD subject, NedA destroying Ter
dren Also, 81 l2 oc Ock the largest ohsne eief Ia the
House and the dn puishsg iesure OF that building It
carefully packed in boxes, and will be sod 10 The high
ct BIDDER above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

EDWARD SCHKNCK. AUCrIOKEHR -EDWARD
~ 6CHEA OK CO. will sell at auction This dav at !Ok A.
ef ane Old brsndie vines sardDes prunes olive
on and chnoo first quail Havana and CONSIST
g Of DARK pale Cd Henaasy Rsnaut einst bran
ees IN ard eighth and oassa; Amond
0nO. Whiok0v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

n q. HORTON, AUTHORITATIVE SELL OK FRI
U. day at O'Clock At Is SIKH avenue household furniture
md silver pater consisting rich heavv plated
SETS casters cups forks aad socoss and handsome
oorment OF cutlery dinner ard desert knives and FORKS
AID sndlea: lot o0untara Rlasa and i0 HarY.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-15

ing tone and health 10 the general system they
therefore an eectuAl remedy in al Of difficult
painful, or INSTRUCTED menses having been used in
nulhtudea Of cases in the private practice Of the
original proprietor, with singular success IN which
cacy. Price 30 cents.
DIR BROTHERS. DIAPHORETIC POWDERS.
These Powders form very valuable AnOdyne, Di-
aphoretc and Sud0riho compound. They are bene-
fcially administered in Fever ST. Anthonys Fire, or
Erysipelas Diarrhoa, Dysentery, Cholera Morbusj
and in all cases where an anodyne, combined with
sudorifc is required In these diseases, Il should
be administered in small doses II isalso applicable
to many other diseases, such as rheumatism and
sniraton without hcressing the heat OF the body, and
produces constant moisture OF the skin for great
length of time, while il allays irritation and gives
rest 80 cent?. sep lb-eodly
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-15

AZ Munderss Assembly HALL
HI W. MUNDER, Professor OF Danein
IL - 0sosgesowu college and Convert ana
principal teacher Of Washington city, Aas tAst 3uoT
% announce W his tJr1ner patrons and The Lbhe
generally that he will the duties OF hs hool
on Thursday. November 9Th, 1865, ~ Mnnders As
seInbly Hall adjoining the Star Office, at o'clock,
p, NJ, for ladies', misses and masters, and On the
same evening, al I'd for gentlemen, 0
he feels assured that the unequailed progress o.
his numerous pupils IN his former classes Is sui
cient guarantee Of his superior skill Instructor.
Prof d. begs leave to remind the public OF the
unbounded success Of his May Festival Ball at the
National Theatre, which was attended By upwards
OF 900 persons
His new Hall, which is one Of the largest, moai
beautiful, and conveniently arranged N the city with
two large dressing and supper rooms added, which
can be rented for balls and parties. The location s
convenient 10 persons residing any part OF the city
Days of Tuition /; On Tuesday aud Thursday, at
o'clock, r. NJ, and on the same evenings, at 2 to-
gentlemen
class for young married ladies' and gentlemen
will be formed shortly.
All who desire JOIN his clauses will please apply
at Mr. John r. Ellis's Music store Pennsylvania ave
nue. near Tenth street 20 Frof. NJ, at his rooms
on the above days. subscription list is now open
TO receive the names OF those wishing season Tickets
70 the Soirees Only 90 for the season.
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