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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02
Uatfbss, JeWelrn, Sc.

A MEXICAN WATCHES-To the TRADE
IA These Watches made by the aid Of new and
machinery and too expressly designed 10 secure With low
price fne substantial and correct time keepf The move
new simple aud beautiful In plan and construction
remarkably easy repair and have been pronounced BY the
ablp and be es in principle
and quality aud BY all who have used them TO 3. reliable D
perfornsnce Each engraved Appleton Tracy Co.
NsLs Mass and accompanied by certificate OF sena
ineness and perpetual warranty written
We buy these Watches merely because they
American Manufacture We ssk only that this fact na
not b. permitted exclude them from consderaton We
claim that equal quality and ue, cannot be Oh
tanned cheap In Europe sEG ask countymea tag"
these trial under warranty.
Orders inquiries may be addressed 70 directly or 70 AM
Of the frms agents for tie sale o. o
goods in New York viz:
Me.u. COOPER FELLOWS No II MLdenisna
Messrs FELLOWS Co., No IL Msidrn lane,
Eessrs. PLATT BROTdER, No % Msiden,ane.
And hessrs ROBBINS kAPPLET0N, No. Is Nader. lsas
Who ssens also for the Transaction OF genera
APPLETON TRACY Co,
euceessors % the Boston Watch company
Boston Wsteh Factory, Wstham- hAss. Jaly le0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

n Manager nj Lyceums, I~eosase- Asseese-
TO lecture in the various pars OF the United States
% early possible for the coming Autumn ana
r .aaou, REQUESTS that letters may be addressed to
II PARK BENJAMIN, No "A West l7th-st.. N. Y. City.
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8tatinslerp anb fanrp Sooos.

DOSFFIELD's PATENT PORTABLE QUILL
III FOUNTAIN PEN. Now for sale 1t No. liz Broadway
.cyn~r Of MaideLlane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

fIwerican Institute Fair The CRYSTAL PALACE
n Be- opn ior the RECEPTION of ARTICLES from NON NON
IN ths IN until TUESDAY the 18th Of September Those
fhsye NOT cured space should do without delay The
rt Of the Institute Mr. LEONARD, will be at the Palace
kb BY order Of the MsnsgeIs - -, -,
lJovy W. CHAMBERS, Secretary
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-05-27
An editor has been imported from

An editor has been imported FROM
Kentucky to edit the Ohio Statesman.
This is the second importation from
slave territory of leaders for tho Ohio
Democracy, the editor of the Cincinnati
Enquirer being fresh from New Or.
leans. "Straws show which way tho
wind blows."-AShEan6 Times.
Here is a specimen of the belief Of The
editor of the IimeS,-a belief as pre-
scriptivo and unjust, as the most ultra
manifesto of the dark-lantcrn fraternity.
If a man happens to be born in a place
that don't suit the fancy of these fanat-
les, he must be kicked and hooted, and
reviled by them wherever lie goes and
in whatever field of labor lie may en-
gage. Why don't they hurl their bill
!ingsgate at his mother, who is sister of
JAMES G. BIRNEY, the Liberty candi-
date for President some years since, for
living in Kentucky when JAMES BIR-
NEY MARSHALL was born? lie was ed
ucated in Ohio. graduated at Miami
University, and chose his home in a
Northern State because he liked It's in
stitutions, and not because he happened
to be born within its borders. he be-
lieves in the Constitution of the United
States, and regards the acAoze Union as
his country, instead of the mere planta-
ton or farm yard that CHANGED to be the
scene of his birth. He first saw light
beneath a sunny southern sky, and in
stead of r%evilipg and abusing every other
part of his country, than the place Of
his nativity, be sees ft to commit the
objectionable Know Nothing Black Re-
publican sin, of battling for the right
and sustaining the institutions Of our
common country. Because he does this,
because he refuses to fall in with the
craven crew that would expel from tho
national councils one half of the states,
deny the rights of citizenship to thou
sands of white men and give it to ne
groes, he must needs meet the vile op-
probrium and invective of the Black
Equality and ,White-P roscriptive press
upon every hand.
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Liquor and Repuhlieanism.

DR.. Hiram Cox, chemical inspector
of alcoholic liquors in Cincinnati, %states,
in an address to his fellow citizens, that
during two years he has made 249 in
spections of various kinds of liquors, and
has found more than nine tenths of them
limitations, and a great portion of them
corrections. Of brandy he does not be-
lieve there is one gallon Of pure in a hun
dred gallons, the limitations having corn
whisky for a basis and various poisonous
acids for the condiments. Of wine not
a gallon in a thousand, purporting to be
SHREVEPORT, sweet Malaga, &C., is pure,
but they are made of water, sulphuric
acid, alum, Guinea pepper, horse radish,
&c, and many of them without a drop
of alcoholic spirit. DIR. Cox warrants
there are not ten gallons of genuine port
wine in Cincinnati. In his inspection
of whisky he has found only from II to
20 per cent. of alcoholic spirit, when it
should have As to so, and some of it
contains sulphuric acid enough in a
quart to eat a hole through a mans
stomach. DR.. Cox makes this public
liean legislature of Ohio have failed to
pass amendments to the liquor inspec-
ton law which he had recommended.-
The doctor himself is a republican, and
states that though the members of his
party in the legislature agreed in the
Importance of having pure liquors, yet
they wouldn't meddlo with the subject
because it would seriously injure the re-
publican cause in Hamilton county J!
{ Bah p says DR., Cox, in conclusion,
{ such a pitiful excuse for not doing right,
ought to be hooted out of countenanee,
and out Of the world, by every good cit
izen = Aud the people, just as fast as
they discover, and they are finding out
pretty fast, that the sham republican
party is the most corrupt, lying, mean,
time serving, hypocriticsl and faithless
party, 50 far as the managers are con
cerned, that eveY attempted to manusac-
ture and use public opinion for the pur-
pose of public plumber, will leave them
to sink, in every state which they GOV
control, into the same disgraced minori-
ty where the defeat of Fremont led them
IN the nation.-ZaReSUiUe Aurora.
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COVERNOE.

The Democracy are beginning to look
about them for a candidate for Govern
or. Our exchanges from various por-
.ions of the State show that there will
be no scarcity of aspirants. We have
heard the name of JOSIAH RILEY, Esq,
of Toledo, suggested as a candidate
Mr.. r. is well known as the able editor
of the Toledo Commercial, and his nom
ination would be highly gratifying to
the lion-heartcd Democracy of the North
West. He is not a mere politician, but
is a gentleman of enlarged and compre-
hensiYe views of public policy, and pos
sesses a mind of eminent practical abil-
ity. Among all the m presented
for. that Office by the Democratic press of
Ohio, that of Mr.. Riley is, in our opin-
ion, the strongest and most unexception-
able-NapOleon NORTH West.
We fully oncur in the opinion ex-
pressed of Mr.. RILEY by the Republican.
A better Democrat, and one, who, by
reason of his ability and integrity, is
more deserving the confidence Of the par
ty, will be hard to find
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WASHINGTON. Nav q.

It is estimated that the number of
troops now moving in the direction Of
Utah, comprise about two thousand men.
There are two vacant Federal Judicial
Judgeships in the Territory, which will
soon be filled, and probably another Mar
shall will be appointed, pr sliminary to
enforcing civil process, and in the event
of opposition, on the part Of the Nor
mons, to this, the military will be en-
ployed to enforce the laws and protect
the citizsns of the United States from
Mormon oppression. 1t is supposed,
however, that no necessity for extreme
measures will arise.
Tho Governorship of Utah is still un-
settled, although several gentlemen are
solicitors for the position. The Govern
ment is evidently anxious to select one
who will combine personal bravery with
administrative talent and unquestioned
discretion. The programme of opera
tions for Utah will be contaminated with
the least possible delay.
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Mass Nleetingo The People!
AT THE
OLD FORTRISS

TIHE situation of Kansasis tell unsettled and
q the great question continues to harrass
and torment the minds of a portion of our citI-
zens. However much people may rack their
brains about the solution Of that problem,
there is one question that will not admit of a
doubt, and tIat is, that The Ancient Ecrtress
still remains, the asylum of that portion of our
fellow citizens who ave sought refuge from
high prices and who love justice, and theIight
sort CT Sccds at fair prices for cash, produce
or approved notes on short credit
These facts will be more apparent when we
The following reasons:
BECAUSE he has Il large and fresh stock of
beautiful goods.
BECAUSE he has some of the richest silks me
mcir antique dress patterns ever
brought to Ashland.
BECAUSE lac has some of the most charming
mantlias ofau the styles now in
vogue.
BECAUSE lie has a show case full of brilliant
ribbons and dress trimmings.
he has q sross, more or less, of most
elegant paraso!s.
BECAUSE he has some OF The incest bonnets
for the Spring and summer that
can be found anywhere.
BECAUSE he has a choice lot of carpets at low
prices.
BECAUSE he can SUIT gentlemen in any kind
of gcods for their wear from a love
Of a cravat to the finest broadcloth.
BECAUSE he can accommodate ftmilies with
Groceries, Croekery, and almost
everything wanted for house fur
nishing.
BECAUSE he pays the highest market price
for all kinds of produce.
AND LAST OF ALI, though not least, but
one oft greatest importance 20
the purchaser,
BECAUSE he sells his goods LITTLE CHEAPER
than any other establishment in
Ashland county.
REMEMBER. the place is att. R. SQUTREST.
N 3. One hundred Thousand pounds of wool
wanted, for which the highest price in cash
will be paid.
Ashland, April22, 1851. 3m46
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I'VE have given place in our col
umns to two communications from each
Of the champions Of she rival societies.
Each one has now had an equal chance,
and unless either party feels badly ag-
yrieved, we should prefer letting the
subject rest where it is
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ParfIfIan Notice.
Eli Suits, Plaintiff,

James Suits, Catharine
SHUTS, Catharine SHUTS,
widow of Charles SHUTS,
deceased, Mordecai Rich
ards, and Mary Ann Rich
ards. his wife, John j.
Williams, and Lucinda
Williams, his wife, VIII T, A. c
lam Berger, and Delilah
SISSo - 81 a. r,o4ta OF Ashland Co.
Simpson, his wife, Leon
ard Mathews, and Harriet
Mathews, his wife, and Jo-
siah SHUTS, guardian for
Abner SHUTS, John Suits,
Harmon V. Shuts, and
~Theophulous Suits minor
heirs of Charles SHUTS, de-
ceased, Defendants.
JAMES SHUTS, Catharine SHUTS, Catharine
Cd SHUTS, widow of Charles SHUTS, deceased
Mordecai Richards, and Mary Ann Richards,
his wife, John J. Williams, and Lucinda Will
Jams, his wife, William Berger, and Delilah
Berger, his wife, John Simpson and Charlotte
Simpson, his wife, Leonard Mathews, and Har-
riet Mathews, his wife. and Josiah SHUTS,
guardian for Abner Suits, John. Suits, Har-
mon V. Suits, and ~Theophilus Suits, minor
heirs of Charles Suits, deceased, Defendants,
will take notice that a petition w~asfiled against
them on the 2lst day of May, 1857, in the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the county
OF AShland, and STA OF Oh1', by Ell SHUTS, and
is now pending, wherein said Eli Suits: de-
mands partition of the following Real Estate,
to wit The Northeast quarter of section
number three a. intownship number twenty
two (22,) Range number fifteen (l5,) contain
ing one hundred and sixty-four acres of land,
more or less, excepting such certain lots in the
village of Lafayette, and the meeting house
and graveyard lot, owned by the Albright
Church, as have heretofore been sold by Will
lam Hamilton in his life time, with the appur-
tenances thereunto befonging-being the same
premises decided by David Eshelman and wife,
Alexander Hamilton and wife, and Jacob Poor
man and wife to Charles Suits, by deed bear
ing date March LIST, A. D.. 1855. Also the fol-
luwing described premises, to wit the north
west quarter of section number two ~ town.
ship number twenty-two(22, range ff;eenG5,)
containing one hundred and sixty acres, more
or less, with heappurtenances thereunto be-
longing being the same premises decided by
David Esh, Imam and wife, and Alexander
Hamilton and wife, to Charles SHUTS, by deed,
bearing date March LIST, A. d. 1855 al of the
above described premises being situated in the
township of Perry, and county of Ashland, and
State of Ohio, and that at the next term of
said Court, the said Eli SHUTS will apply for
an order that partition may be made of said
premises,
Dated this 22d day of May, a. D. 1857.
KENNY & JACOBS.
6w5O Attorneys for Petitioner.
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~ The Goldfish season has com.
nenced at Block Island Mass, favorable
prospects. At Nantucket they are un-
scarce this season.
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of the latest and most approved fashion. She
isnow pre- AIRED to seryethemw with BONRETS,
GAPS and HEAD DRESSES, of every varie-
ty, style and material. Having by lung ex-
perience, gained a thorough knowledge Of her
business, and having spared neither pains or
expense in procuring the latest fashions, and
selected her goods with special care, she
flatters herself that shecan suit the taste other
customers. aud hopes TO merit q liberal share
OF the public patronage She would especial
iy invite ladies, before making their purchas-
of RIBBONS and BONNET TRIAfMINGS,-
feeling assured that she can please ALL, even
the most fastidious, in both quality and price:
BLEACHING, TRIMMING and MILLINERY
WORK OF all kinds, neatly executed by
rienced hands, upon the Shortest atica-atre a-
sonable prices, aud warranted to give entire
satisfaction. Rooms up stairs, over r. II.
Chubb's Drug Store, Ashland, Ohio.
April 8, 1857. 3m44
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UN HAND, AND FUh "a.
TEREaS CASH,

The subscriber would say to his old friends
and customers who are indebted to him, eli
ther by note or book account, that they are re-
specially invited to call and pay soon, as a
long indulgence has been already given. they
will find their notes and accounts, either at the
Tannery,j or at the Boot d Shoe Store of VIM
j. WAssoN. Any neglccting the above invi-
tation, are requested not TO cast any uupleas-
ant reflections upon the subscriber, if they
should receive an official card, partly printed,
and partly written, informing them at their
own expense where to find their claims.
WILLIAM WATSON.
Ashland April eth, 1857. 2m44.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the co-part-
~ nership heretofore existing under tie
name and firm Of MusgrnvG Il Dadyton, is this
and accounts are with j. Musgraye, fer settle
ment, and to whom all payments must be
made. j. MUSGRAVE,
E. I. DRAYTON.
Ashland, q, 1857. 3w5I
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Er q Tuitioa
p LIEnD 4 I'll III, NITL a ITO AZ
HA RRISON's COLUMBIAN
Eee1U S0voe

1eAN DSS0
lie ENLARGED, STYLE IMPROVED.
1t has double the quantity and strength of any
other.
It gives a perfectly natural color.
1t colors every shade from light brown to jet
It's use is easy and rapid.
1t is perfectly harmless to the kin
Its effect is instantaneous and permanent.
1t is the best, quickest; cheapest and safest
DYE ever made.
Directions for use accompany each box-n
PRICE, OF. $I;-2 OF. S 1861 OF. S3;--
8 OF. So.
Entered according to Act ofCongress,i in the year
1855, by A. w. Harrison in the C;crK's Office of
the District Court of the U. $. for the Eastern
District of Penn.1
For Sale by Du1in d Crane, Ashland T.. W.
Coulter & Co., Perrysville White d Co.. Polk !;
l.. NJ. Funk, Sullivan Gault 4 Shaw, Savan-
nah, Ohio.
Manufacturer, APoLLoS W. HARRISON,
10 South 7th ST., Philadelphia.
March II, 1857. 1y4l.
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THOSE having unsettled accounts with the
Il late firm of Musgrave IL Drayton, viii
please call ard settle Immediately, as the old
must be closed up without delay.
j. MUSGRAVE.
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House and Lot for Sale.

A HOUSE and Lot situated on Third Street
N Ashland, viii be sold at a batgain, as to
price and time. Inquire at this Office.
Ashland, Feb. Is, 1855.
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These examinations will commence at ten
O'Clock A. NJ, and close at four o'clock P. NJ.
No applicant viii be admitted after twelve N.
Written testimonials of good moral character,
be required, which testimonials will be kept
on file. No certificate can be ante-dated. No
private examinations will be held.
S. NJ. BARBER,
Clerk of Board of Examiners.
Ashland, Dec. II. 1855 2S-ly.
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TAM ~

HIDES s. BARK WANTED.
PTHE subscriber wishes to purchase 5000
4 Hides, and 200 cords of Bark at his old IL
well known Tannery, near the a. d. G. w Rail
Road Depot, either i'll exchange for Leather
or Cash.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-05-27
Notice 90 Teachers.

rEHE Board of School Examiners of Ashland
L County will hold the following Examina-
Union School buildings, viz:
The 2nd & 4th Saturday of March,
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2 WIS fine and well-known Horse, whose
Il stock is highly appreciated throughout
the county, will remain until about the first of
July, in the hands of Mr.. Plumb, at the stable
of A. w. Melsheimer, in Ashland. For terms,
see printed bills. JOSEPH c. MOORE.
May 81, 1857. 6w5l
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In the Court of
Common Pleas
OF Ashland Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07
Superior Court.
Before the Hon. Judge Duer.

SUIT FOR FREIGHT TO CALIFORNIA.
JUNE 2-Berydmin j. II TRASH Jr., US. Charles IT. lines
aud Others ele,tos Of Waller e. JONES' decedscd-rhis
was an action to recover balance OF freight on lumber for
storehouse shipped on board the Caren on for CAfor
MA in Isbo-the sale Of the humber, at that port not
producing enough to pay the freight The de nce set
by Mesrs Marsh and Hand counsel for the ecutor,
was that bill OF adng had been accepted by the ship
per- that assignment Of the freight had been made to
the plaintiff that contract made between the shipper
and the ships agent lumber should be cacri,d
for one third OF the net profits OF the sale at California
after deductng commission and that bills OF adng to
that effect were made out pursuant 70 custom, By the
shipper and sent 10 the ships agent that they were not
however, signed though promised to be- and theu the
sailing Of the Ship other and defective bills Of lsding
substituted for them Verdict for 81 ISL for plaintiffs,
under the direction of the Judge subject the opinion of
the Court nj General Term.
SUIT AG ANsr AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
JuS 2-James 8. Rockwell Us The Hartford Fire IN
Company-This action brought "
defendants through their travelling agent in wans,cat
Ccnn stock Of edged TOOLS which destroyed by
Gates that in January, 1853, he effected
the defendants through their agent for tho OF 1000
and paid him the premium for which he bis recep,
subsequently, the company sent them tho policy In
1885, the plaintiff ha'ing larger stock OF goods on hand
be paid the premium and obtained the receipt OF the
agent who in the former instance promised 70 send the
polcy In some few weeks afterwards aad before the
policy had been sent TO plaintiff fire took place
and the goods Of the plaintiff were injured u an amount
exceeding the insurance The defendants offered 10 pay
the insurance Of 81 o0 effected In 1885, but refused TO
the for 50 600, for which the plaintiff had policy.
The principal tcs mony the has been taken 10 Con
poet by commison and the trial Is likely TO last some
| days.
Before Hon. Judge Sloeson.
jun L. Somss X Bernei DANIEL Dreu and Ouers.-
This against the defendants
rcrs for the value OF quantity OF dauerreotypes shipped
board the Empire from New York 10 Troy In
1863 and for which plaintiff claims $500 II appears that
amongst the daguereoypes some Of Henry Clay and
Daniel webster The jury being unable to agree were
| dis charged.
| Before Hon Judge Slosson.
JrSr 3.-yuiw Heymea>s rs n. Cdnanddiqn RAILROAD
Ccmpdny-1his suit against the dcfcn liant
carriers, for damages sustained to cattle transmitted
| on their line between New York aud Perth ,oy by
which the cattle we're 80 much bruised and injured that
their market value deprecated Verdict for plaintiff,
| 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07
Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge nc Jarthy and Jury.
RIGHT OF PASS ASSAULT.


JrE "A Guaauo Sinrer1 ~ Henrg Weisse.-The
defendant OF plaintiffs Of part or premises
No 10 Worth street which be occupies wheel ghts
backsmiths chop and dwelling In the Of his shop
part OF the premises have been heretofore occupied az
stable, the only ebtra 10 which on the ground
noor which occaped the smiths shop and on the
passage way was pt or cesspool 10 receive the
refuse from the stable. ON the Ir of Nav La,
blocked up any other enrancel 10 the stable By large
the plaintiff came into his shop and Dnsra,ed
with him for hs conduct, and insisted the Obstruction
should be removed that while demonstrating with the
defendant the plaintiff tc.tded that defendant
him n n rough and finally pitched him into the
pit "a hole about six feet deep aud this ,u for
damages. The defendant denied any assault whatever
and proved that he had previous OF Nav hired al
the PREMISE that plaintiff trespasser on his pre-
mi-ee and only fell into pit oziug his inability to
take Of himself tue time. After charge from the
Court tho Jury without leaving their seats rem tered
verdict " "No cause OF actcn instead u $500, a.
claimed by plaintiff.
Before Hon Judges Mccarthy, Thompson and Maynard.
DECISIONS.
Ferris, respondent, W. Scdgwick, appellant Affirmed
with costs
Murphy, respondent, We. Bclden, appellant. Affirmed
Andrews, respondent, vs.. spraguc, appellant Affirmed
With costs.
Williamson, respondent, vs.. Nils appellant, Affirmed
With costs
Cole, respondent, vs.. ponneIy, appellant Affirmed
with costs
smonson, respondent, vs. Ralmcr, appellant Affirmed
Bradley, respondent, VS.. Fisher, appeIau, New ,r,a,
ordered; costs 10 atide the event K Maynard dissent
Pran respondent vs. DibheIspre. appeIlan, Judgment,
shmed Unless all the obhgers apply for amended bond
order 10 be settled.
sseler respondent va Smith appellant Notion a "a,
aside order. Diminishing appci denied with $40 costs