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MI8GAB7gpggIA
OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Incorporated May o. 1851.

FACULTY.
E: G, FOLSOM, A. B. Principal. Professor OF
Theortieal and Practical, Bookkeeping.
w; d. HOLSTER, and LAFAN FTrE VORCE;
A, ]. PHELPS, Professor of Practical and Orn:
mental Penmanship.
R:F. HUM!SToN, Lecturer on CommorcialH His
tory and Art of Computation.
1ohN b; WAHiNG, Lecturer on Mercantile Gus
toms, Banking, Exchange, &c.
Hon. job CROWELL, Ex-Member of Congress
= Lecturer on Com. Law. e
Key; J. A. THoME Lecturer on Commercial
Ethics and Political Economy.
ERAeIUS President st. Louis Air
Line hellroad, Lecturer on Railroading, Com
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NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Lemon and Youcom, Pltfs. Before VIM. S
VS. Strickland, j
Robert McCleland, Delft. p, of Yermill-
ion TP., Ashland County, Ohio.
ON the 9th day of May, A. D, 1856, said
" Justice issusd an order of Attachment in
the above action, for the sum of one hundred
and twenty -four dollars and eighty-seven cents.
LEMON d YOUCOM.
Nav 81 1854 4w50.S
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SHERlFFiS SALE.

DY virtue of an order of sale in attachmentin the
- case of Warner & Loop and others against
John McCrory, 1 will ex pose to public sale at the
store room of. McCrory in the town of Mifiin in
Ashland county Ohio. on the Goth day OF April, A.
D. 1856, the personal property yet remainingin my
hands unsold, consisting ofa large number nf PIow
Points. q Lot of Summer Clothing and Sum meF
Hats. also an assortment OF Ribbons and slndrg
other articles generally found in stores.
Terms of sale cash.
I'D. JONES, Sheriff:
April9 1856. 44ts.p f. 81 so
P. S.-Place of sale removed to the door OF
the Court House, in Ashland, and to continue
from dayt to day until all is sold,
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To Township Assessors.

VoU are hereby notified to meet at my Office on
4 Monday the 18th inst, for the purpose of re-
ceiving the necessary Bleuks and other instrac
lions relative to your duties. and also of adopting
a uniform construction of the provisions and re-
quitementa ofthe Law: ISAAC GATE5. AudF.
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John ]. Jacobs
PHYSICIANS.

l. L. Crane, M. D.,
CURGEON AND oCCULIST, Office il
- Dulin d Cranes Drug Store, Main st.
Ashland, Ohio. Nov. 9th, IS55.-26tf
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Busiuess CARDS.
HOTELS.
McNulty House

A SHLAND, Ohio, by Mrs. M. McNULTY
N Rooms airy and commodious, and tabl'
constantly supplied with all the luxuries o
the season. Patronage solicited.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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VISITING COMMITTEE.
a; e hr9wnell, !, P,Handy L.severance
gn0. I. Warlng, Adv. Freese. S. H. Mather,
T-C Severance Jno Sherman, G. W Shafrod
HIM. Chaplin, d. EeIls. H.1
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING!
AT
L. BURGAN'S
T would inform the citizens of this section of
Il country, that I continue to keep a large
stock of
CLOTHINGI

~SEASONABLE CLOTHINGl
of my own and also eastern Manufacture. 1
know that I can please any gentleman in the
selection of his wardrobe, and to all I would
say that whatever l tell a man about goods 1
have for sale, he may depend on and further,
I will guaranty Clothing to be just as 1 repre-
sent them to my customers. No exorbitant price
will be asked for goods, and a countryman can
buy of me just as cheap as the best Judges of
Clothing in town. 1 will conduct business in
q fair snd upright manner, and thus merit o
continuance of the liberal share of patronage
which has been extended to me, and for which
my customers have my thanks. 1 will make
Clothing to order on short notice and in supe-
rior style, at low prices. Inaddition to suits
of all sizes and qualities, also keep general
assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS! 4
toal of which / invite the attention of my old
customers and the public generally.
L. BURGAN,
Nearly opposite the Bank.
Ashland - 1856 E,.T
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TUITION FEE, IN ADAANcE.
For entire Mercantile course time unIim,ted e.n
1UO ouASSA 05
Twenty Lessons in Pract. Penmausbin simnr 2
Full course in Flourishing, &c. as per aereenent
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JoHN s. FULTON [JoHN H. M'coMBs.
Fulton & McCombs,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
N LAW, Ashland, Ohio, Office in the
Bank building. over the Hardware Store.
Nov 9th, 1855. 26tf
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Dewitt & pA vENfoRT, f62 Nassau st are the
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North American Hotel,
SOUTHWEST CORNER of the Public
= Square, opposite the Bank, Mansfield, o.
E. NJ. DENNISON, Proprietor.
Nov. 9th, 1855. 26tf.
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mercbanis.
Extraordinary Demand of
PUBLIC ATTENTION.
Encourage Home Manufacturers!
ASHLAND CARRIAGE FACTORY

NM GUILD call the attention of the
w Public to their large and Splendid as
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c. II. KING.l r.. I. DQRLAND.
Mansfield Marble Works
G. r. KING. & CO..

(FORMERLY MCKNIGHT d KlNG,J
TIAVE now on hand one of the most com.
IL pletc assortments of
American and Italian Marble.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-04-12

The WING PARrY.-As the Wing Party is now
dead there is no necessity to get mad about the truth
concerning it. We speak of the name only,
not of the character or merits or dement's of It's
members The impression was made that the Wings
of the present day in all things similar to the
Wings of the Revolution, and that the name mark
ed that party with distinctvcness in practice and
by succession that did not pertain to the Democra-
tic party.
greater falsehood was never uttered by the
Father of Lies nor "rolled like a sweet morsel
under the tongues of political sinners John Adams
was the great exponent of Federalism, and he was
the great exponent of Democracy, and he was
Wing of the Revolution 10 each of these ilustri-
Gus names could add long list of distinguished
worthless who were Wings in the true sense of the
word, and who equally loved their country differ
ing only in the manner in which republican liberty
and the rights of man should be established and
prepetuated
If this alsehood affected only the uniformed, we
would not care so much about it. But educated,
intelligent men believed or seemed to believe that
the name granted to them by James Watson Webb,
who was their baptismal SPONSOR endowed them
with political qualities corresponding with those
possessed by the Fathers of the Republic, who were
baptised in blood from the Fount Of Liberty. Such
streets, crying out " am perfumed am perfumed"
While all the time he stinks of nothing but nasti-
ness
1t seems as though we could follow the imagina.
ton of the Poet and almost believe that it the Re.
evolutionary dead could hear themselves compared
and estimated with the party Wings of modern
times, 1t would cause their ashes consecrated to H.
herty, to tremble in its Urns
W. Commercial
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MANTEo MILLS.

vNHlS VALUABLE PROPERTY Is NOW o,
for sale. Il consists Of Paper, Grist ma SSFERED
End Fs% with VS. se%modons House
Depos Of the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad at F"ras the
huntsville. The farm embraces three hupdraS M and
nine acres of good arabic andpart of which is ind sixty
The Paper Mill is massive stone budinc sH, 70 woods
by o. feet wde-part Of it two and half to eet
and is covered with tin roof The macbner Sores
four engines Of great power Rotary Boiler
dener machine Of excellent quality which has uue -Four
o,6er for ~ al
under head of IL feet WATER There is 1ae Wheels
House attached, together with Office and Stuck
for the operatives. Also Blacksmith sbon and houses
ters shop Of two stories An abundant supply of Gha
est wash-water. ff'' VI Inc pur.
The Grst Mill is a new building, 40 feet long bv ..
wde-of four floors. II has three pair of Stones =" ~ feet
driven by Blake water wheel 'A''' each pair
The Saw Mill contains an excellent circular s.r n.
can be RATED down the river from twelve miles ~ Timber
not sooner disposed Of the property will be oe.,
Monday in May next. s"' VI The third
Terms, which will be liberal, will be made knon
day OF SALE or ON application to the Bank Of bs The
North Carolina at Raleigh, "e S'a'e&
~, TOW.
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Hillsboro', March 10th, 1856.
For the Standard,

MEssRs. EDITORS: The nomination of Fillmore
and Doneson is one of the most ingenius things the
wits of men ever conceived. 1t is made up OF near
ly every political phase, is catch birds of
ry feather For instance: Mr. Fillmore is Wing
ION all of the old issucs) and not member of the
Know Nothing party, though his sympathies are
said to be in favor Of it. Now, with certain class
of Wings, Mr.. Fillmore stands deservedy high on
account of bis devotion to their party,in days that
are gone bye. Being aware of this fact, the Know
Nothing party have brought him forward as their
candidate for the Presidency, hoping that he would
carry all the outside Wing votes, which, combined
with what the Know Nothings can do, will give him
heavy lift. By his running in twofold sense it
is shrewdly suspected that he will combine the votes
o. the two fragment parties; but all their attempts
to gam power by such trickery and deception will
fail IN the end. If he was running as Wing then
might the Wings with some show Of propriety)
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March 90, 1856.
New Spring and summer Goods for 1856,

New Spring and Summer Goods for 1856.
VENHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUS, RETURNED FROM
IL New York. and is receiving the largest and mst
complete assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS he ever had the pleasure Of offering to his nume
nus friends and customers Introducing all the RECENT
STYLES CaIieoes GngI,ams Lawns, Musns, Chaes, b.
rage DE lanes Figured and Plain Berages and Tissues
Silk and Straw Bunnets, Silk Mantilas and Parisols
No use to talk, for have got them. Come and look
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.SI have a fine assortment of
Cotton, Linen. and Wooen Goods of all kinds. Give me
call it you want new. cheap, and good Goods Hats,
Boots and Shoes. Also, some good READY-MADE
CLOTHING.
Talk about this man and that selling goods cost
Why customer stop and think and ponder well before YOU
step. am not selling you old goods nor shelf
rubbed remnants; but am offering you NEW GOODS,
bought in New York sOithn the last ieen lays, and will
sell you COOP Goods Just as cheap in this City,
ing So Call and see me, and if do prove what say
then quit me.
Call I'd door above Smiths corner or one door above
Evans and Cookies and opposite C. w. d. Hutchng Sad
die and Harness Mandatory, Fayetteville Street.
ALEXANDER CREECH.
Raleigh, March "a, 1856. lll7-sw.
six times. se.s5.
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RELIGION AT THE WHITE HoUsE-A Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Observer says:
The President has habit already we'll known
to the people here. that serves shield and help
in this matter of labor. He is a Sabbath keeping
man. On the Lords day no company is admitted
or business douc except that which may fairly come
under the head of necessity and mercy. The clergy
of the city tell me that Mr.. Pierce is church going
man, invariably being in his seat on the Sabbath
attending twice or three times day. and carrying
his early New England habits and predictions SO
far as to take pleasure in an evening religious meet
ing, during the week, when he can find refuge in
such spot from the cares Of the day. 1t is the
misfortune of public men that their private habits
must be made the theme of remark and if the Pres
Ident were man whose example is bad there would
be many to proclaim it to the world and as his life
and conversation are such the religious people of
this country will rejoice in it seems to be not only
propriety but duty, to say that social worship
is maintained in his family by the President, and
that the order of his household is such az becomes
the Chief Magistrate of christian people. The
gay world, OF course regrets the want of those
splendid balls and parties which have in times past
made the White House the head quarter of pleas.
ure, but the circumstance ofdomestic sorrow under
which the present family came into the mansion
would forbid such scenes did not their tastes and
sympathies suggest other and more rational sources
Of enjoyment"
On TEMPERANcE-He adds: "The temperance
people will be glad to know that the President of
the United States is total abstinence man in prin.
ciple and practice. Gentlemen who have dined with
him frequently, assure me that he does not drink
wine nor any thing but pure cold water, and this
has been bis custom for many years."
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SENATOR DoUGLAs.--Of all the eminent democrats
In the country, there is not one who has more en-.
titled himself to the thanks and gratitude not only
OF the South but Of every lover Of the Constitution
and the Union than the distinguished citizen whose
name heads this paragraph. Never waiting to as.
certain whether any measure was popular, so its
right, justice and propriety commended it to bis
Judgment, his whole career a statesman has been
marked with a dauntless devotion to the Constitns
ton and its precepts which has never Jagged sor
evinced shadow Of turning. ee -
Some days since, we CHANGED to be in Washing.
ton, and had the pleasure of hearing, his great
speech IN the Senate, on the affairs of Kansas.
the wish that the people Of this whole .countrv
might have been present aud heard il. S4 6
4Pst. DAM
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thought harmless but the slightest suspicion their
collusion witha foreign foe and they would be an.
nhilated; in fact have proved tomy entire salts
faction that those terrible and exciting questions
only intended for political effect but attach any im-
portance to them affecting the interests Of the coun-
try, and they are gone You would, no doubt, be
astonshed to hear that many children of foreigners,
and, in fact foreigners themselves, are knownoth-
ngs started to prescribe Them but such is the fact.
I have extended my remarks further than intend
ed, but they have desirable feature-that is,
truth. Should they prove acceptable, may again
intrude on you.
remain yours,
JAMES r. WARREN.
Buffalo, New York. Jan. IL, 1856.
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SOMETHING NEW /!

1OHNS & TERRELL BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
the citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding country
that they are now receiving and opening their new brick
building on the North side of Market Square, large and
well selected stock of staple and domestic goods together
with large stock of fashionable hats Shoes boots hard
in part of Java, Lagure and Rio Coffee Loaf crushed
powdered and Orleans Sugars Moasses Rice Teas Bacon
Lard. Butter, Eggs, Flour Meal, &C. Also quantity Of
Sperm, adamantne and taIlow Candles Rasns and Gan
dies; Snuff Chewing and Smoking Tobacco Glass and
Stone ware, China ware and many other articles too nu
large and fresh supply Of family groceries, which they will
sell at the lowest prces. -
Country produce at the cash prices will be taken
in exchange for goods
Having procured the services of Mr.. David Lewis q,
clerk whose business qualities generally known tie
feel confident that they will be favored with liberal share
of patronage
J. B. JOHNS
]. j. TERRELL
March 90, 1855. aft
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The "WAsH1NGToN UNIoN."-We observe, with
regret that few papers attached to the fortunes Of
certain aspirants for the Cincinnati nomination. are
attempting to convict the washington Union" Of
nfdelty to the general interests of the Democratic
party. In our Judgment, and in the Judgment of all
impartial persons the Union is conducted with
equal candor and ability. Nobody can justly accuse
it of covert hostility to any eminent member Of the
party. Rich. Enquirer.
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March Is, 1854.


IMPORTANT TRUST sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
deed OF trust executed to on the 9TH Of No 'mo,
mentioned, shall sell in the town Of Milton Caswe cum
n: e. on Thursday the 10th day Of April next, al. u.
sistng of about spiSdcs 20 looms with cards sha
and all other fixtures for the purpose of successfully MAJ
nacurng cotton in all the branches Of spinning and Ts'
stone and brick four stories high by 80 feet Win
zinc and With said house about of land one STEAM
engine OF about twenty horse power-all Of which VIII
been pronounced BY audge Of machinery to be worth s
ooo persons desirous Of purchasing will shown thepp
erty by Dr. Harrison who will be found the premises
April ell OF the household and kitchen furniture e
crop and other articles for the purpose closing SAID
Terms OF sale LIBERAL and made knownon each Day s
March I, 1856. =. lll5-td;
A, Southside Democrat, Petersburg, and Chr0nS'
Million, CODY weekly till day - q,
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sPRING, 1856.

a LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF HATS,
"A CAPS, &c. for wholesale trade. BY late arrivakl
am in possession of Spring Stock of Hats Caps &c.,
large portion OF which has been MANUFACTURED own
orders and the remainder seected with great omte
importers and Manufacturers by who has had twenty
three years experience in the business and with SPECIAL
Merchants. :, =
1t has been my desire and intention to have this Stock
better than other in this section of country and no
pains or expense has been spared accomplish this object
and now offer it to my customers and the public with hs
that they will find the STYLES and qualities par
tcuary adapted to their trade for cheapness and VS.
rety, not exceed by any jobbng honse NORTH South
r. ". HARRISON,
No. II, Sycamore Street.
Petersburg, Va
Marc I'm
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Ifyou can paint fire with charcoal; light with chalk
and make colors live and breathe then you can with
words give faint idea of the excellence and magic
effects Of Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.
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Doctor Fordyce sometimes drank good deal at
lady when he was more than half.seas over, and
conscious that he was so. Feeling her pulse, and
finding himself unable to count its beats, he NUT.
tered, drunk, by ~" Next morning, recol
lecting the circumstance. he greatly vexed; and
just as he was thinking what explanation Of his be-
was put into his hand. s'She too we'll knew" said
the letter. "that he had discovered the unfortunate
condition in which SHE was when he last visited her
ana ehe entreated him to keep the matter secret,
consideration Of the enclosed" "a hundred pound
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

- Will be sold TO The highest bidder, at The ia,e rss
dence OF Mrs Susan Denson deceased twelve miles snh
east OF Louisbnrg Saturday the 9Th day of April ns
the tract OF land on which she formerly resided on b
sides OF the road leading TO Andrews bridge and bnnSsd
onthe west for more than mile by Tar river cntaini
comfortable dwelling house and convenient out bon
Tobacco" barns &c. belonging the estate of COL rsSn
Ross deceased 0'' 'eeu
At the same time and place will also be sold one otl
tract OF land c'ntaning between three hundred and hv
and four hundred acres lying the south side Of Ta,
river on the Marlborough road, eight miles south of Lana
to the same estate. This tract has upon it comorb
dwelling house and some ont houses
Possession will be given of the first named tract mms
date and of the latter the LIST dav of January np
Terms OF sae Bonds payable twelve months after III.
gay o. sae with two or mere good securities the discr
ton of the undersigned. N''>'''
Franklin Co., N. c., March 20, 1855. 35Nwssw,d
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Why Mr. FILLMORE SIGNED THE FUGITIVE SLAVE
BnL.-The New Albany Tribune, the Fillmore or.
gan in Indiana, says that Mr.. Fillmore gave his Of
fetal sanction to the Fugitive Slave bill because
I" we have got other laws on which our hearts we're
set, that we could not have got, had not that law
been passed ALSO" and because in doing so he was
but carrying out of the great principles of the
party which elected him-that the personal opinions
of the executive. on mere questions of policy ought
never to he brought into conflict with the will of the
peoples representatives by arbitrary exercise Of
the veto power"
The Tribune also informs its readers that Mr.. Fill.
more would just as readily sign bills restoring the
Missouri restriction and repeating or amending the
Fugitive Slave law We have not the slightest doubt
out that the Tribune is correctly informed upon the
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SO you are going to keep house, are you P said
an elderly maiden, to young, woman recently
married. Yes was the reply. Going to have
gr, ! SUPPOSE was qucried. The newly made
d!dnt really know whether it would be how or a
girl s'e " wy "