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NEW Y0RK ADVERTISEMENTS.
nen. 3 D. A. whitlock 9 CO..

Ben. & II. A. Whitiock A. Co.,
10 Beekznan Street corner of Nassau, opposite The Ator
House,
PRoPIaEToFs OF PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cREMANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
Il merchants from Dupuy, o. IIennessey Pinot Gas
uon Co the highest reputation and sole pro
eors q the celebrated bands tho native proof and flavor Of
Coguac, viz
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard,
IiQueur dies champs dor
Superior vineyard, yiedx Cognac.
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaster Schnapps = 4
brands sherry Madeira wines, Sc
Ales, porters, aud cigars direct from shippers. g.I
CHAMPAGNE, cRHsANT.
BM&EA W Co are the exclusive Of this wine, and
receipt shipments by regular packets and beg those who
tter
vii superior deleaey of flavor quality any
present imported
Bent. N. Whioek,
Eiw'd A. Whlook,
Fredk J. Ihtyersok, BEN. & H. A. WIiITIOCK & 90
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer
May 26-ly#
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STEAM ENGINE AND ROLLER FOR SALE.

TIME Engine is of about eighteen-horse power,
although has been In years, is good
large for the 10 which is low applied desorp
engine unnecessary persons who desire purchase
inspect The Messrs Ellis manufactured it, and
this sufficient guarantee Of its value may be at the
Union office, whore the terms win be made known.
JAY 24-tf
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University OF Nashville.

TIME Medical Department opens November 2 the
a free preliminary course, October 8, 1851. fry
Apply 70 Paul. f. ElE, Daan.
Collegiate Department. Western Military Institute,
September comprises complete classical course
engineering scientific and agricultural
branches preparatory school Tuition boarding washing fuel
per twenty language, &c each $40 per
Last session there were students departments
Apply 10 r. JOHNSON, Superintendent
NASHVILLE, Tenn. July H. 1857.
Aug O. 3mdsw6wf
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Wooslens.
1857.
WILSON G, HUNT & CO., IMPORTERS,
80 to SO Park Place,
wheeler 81 Wilson.
Fap.ilies, Manutactl.rsrs, ana othe,

MANUFACTURING CoSiPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
Fanatics, Manafacturas Others
FENIlESE machines combine all the improvements
that have been Invented Their
the approval they have
oclyed the popreturs
have been In sufficiently long 10 them thoroughly
given entire satisfaction.
Among the doubted advantages that they possess others
1 Beauty and simplicity of construction consequent
from arrangement and need OF repairs. s
ID. UncSnnlpled and rapidity operation.
III. Noseless
4h The remarkable perfection of their stitching appiea-
bilty variety OF purposes and materials.
Principal No. i3 Broadway
In the principal cities of the Union.
May 26--iy"
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FURNACES.

TIME ATTENTION of the community generally
and Of house builders particularly is invited the keystone
Heater lately patented by d. Greon, of Philadelphia
All persons interested solicited call aud satisfy
themselves of the superiority Of this heater al others 10
successfully have The principles Of combustion been applied lis
although radiatng of hundred
and fifty requires thirty less coal than
furnace heretofore manufactured
Every Improvement t experience Of thirty the
business could suggest has been applied tie production c
Heater and its propretors feel assured that for efficiency
and economy OF use, Il Is unsurpassed.
SBiEY GUY,
No. 800 Penn avenue, bet. 10th and 11il sta,
Exclusive agency for the sale % the keystone Heater
Aug 5-T&Ih2m
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TsOR SALE, very valuable real estate on Pennsyl
IL ayenuo1fe property adjoining GU the cast the va
and 18th street it fronts
the avenue and contains 22 square running back
4 30ieel alley
Further particulars, terms, 30, known application
KELLER & MCKINNEY,
18th street, opposite Treasury Department
june 30-dtf
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.
INVENTED ny EUGENo IAIIIIA, ARCHITECT NJ s. a &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches Villas cot
agcs, and farm buildings Office Gothca, Cappaaa,
Westchcer county, New York.
l7--du =.
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For Cape May.

Washington Brdnch Raroad philadelphia Wamngon, and Bal
tAaare Railroad
DASSENGEllS for this celebrated summer resort
informed that daly line viii be except Sunday
leaving Washington O. m, and connecting New Castle with
splendid Mcdonald Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, with the elegant and swift New
running Philadelphia and New York New
Castle.
including carriage hire on the Island Children Gun
TIL II. PARSONS Agent
July 2I--4w
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EBBITT HOUSE.

II IL FRyKxAK d. L. MoRRsos
+ street, between 18th and Nth streets,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
FENIlS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
onghy reI,led furnished with and superior furniture
hundred rooms and has al the requisites Of
hrst-class house.
Tho opreors have provided COACH which VIII he al the rarop
depot landing every arrival for the conveyance Of
passengers and baggage 20 the hotel.
June 90
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York.

ITutttssH H1iIC TlfsufHiftc NOHIFHHy OI NtW KOTKs
Trinity Building Ill Broaduay.
f1NiE assets OF this company amount to nearly -FOUR
II MILLIONS DOLLARS, and entirely which three mil
hundred dollars MORTGAGE
real the city state Of valued at nine NIT,
lions IF dollars.
The entire profits, already amounting husea
thousand dollars are the property of tho policy holders.
+. 4 Z 81.
Forms @ application and pamphlets giving every information sup
pied on applying al The olce the agents
FREDK s. WINSTON, President.
ISAAC ABBATT Secretary
SHEPPARD H0IANS Actuary.
MlNTuRN POST, NJ. d., Medical Examiner
May 90 1y&
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ID USKIN'S ELEMENTS OF DRAWING.-!rhc
u Of Drawing beginners
Ituskn NJ A., with illustrations drawn by author English cd
ton. Pricc,S1 %.
just imported by TAYLOR MAuRS.
Aug 5--3t Bookstore, Ninth street.
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NYORM0NISAf; its Leaders and Designs. By John
lVE HYDE jun formerly elder
CITY. / vol, with portraits. 81 20
Aug FRANCK TAYLOR
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MANUFACTURING ooMpANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
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II OST--On Thursday evening, the 2sth instant
long white lace The shall literally rewarded
by leaving ct 1870 Fifteenth street
May 30--u Star.l
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THE FAsT-GOING STEAMER AUdUsTA, formerly iayorIe
the Potomac river, and which was purchased by
Messrs Lynch and Mattingly, came being lost
eral days ago off Cape May, where she encountered
gale 1t became necessary to run her ashore and
afterward by and unremttng labor, assisted by
f. c. Perry and brother, of the New York board of
derwriters she restored to the water BY good
agement she carried into Philadelphia, and is
there undergoing repair
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ECONOMY! ECONOMY!
Look to Your Interest.
NTOW is the time to lay in your fuel for the
IN winter prepared sell WOOD cheaper
than at other OF the year,
Weekly receiving large shpucnts OF white red gray
GOALS from tic most approved mines the country carefully pre-
pared ior cooking ranges stores gras, cRd furnaces
Also, HICKORY and PINE MOOD superior Quail
tiles, SEASONED EXP
DAILY EXPEcTED--
large supply Of CUMBERLAND COAL. all LIN , \,
the lowest market price, " "''o" ~ " ' "
III e J m WIN W WIZ eet with prompt Coal and
age p"r' Oh "'e '''s os oot o"' ''''' l''o = Wv
,oa kept pounds the carefully weighed
by u weigber.
= T. J. & W. ~ GAIT,
Office 18th and @ streets, No. 5i7,
One square south Pennsylvania avenue
July 2i-1m
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HISTORY OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
II uves Of tho Thirty fourth Congress 81 By n u G
Trpiot Price 10 cents. For sale
TAYLOR MAURYS
Aug 1-3H Bookstore, 9Th
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NEW YoHK, Aug 5.--The British royal mail steam
ship Persia with Liverpool dates of 25th July arrived
Last ight
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-30

and an absolute divorce of ALL THE
GOVERNMENTS--STAT AT Eand LQ-
CAL, as we'll as National--from the cdr.
rupting alliance with Rag Money Mo-
uopolies. So far as the finances Of the
General Government are concerned, the
triumph of Democratic principles has
been complete but none of the States
have yet fully yielded to this bene6cent
policy. They are, however, being rapid.
ly taught BY that most iuexorable of all
teaehsrs--fHEfR SUFFERINGS-
that the salvation of their honor and
their most valued interssts demand the
rigid application Of the Democratic poll,
cy to the finances of the State, the couu-
ty, and the township Governments.--
Those of us who have psrsistsntly ad-
tocatsd this doctrine during the last
twenty. Eve years, amidst the jeers and
tsunss of our enemies" have now be-
fore us another illustration, such as have
periodically occurred during the last
three centuries, of the everlasting truth
of our principles. To those of our op-
ponents who have given us the bsnefi. of
their contumeIy AID dsrision, we might
retors, /" Where be your gives no'0S-
your gambolsr yonr hard cider, Jour
and your whisksy songs r.
your flashes of merrimsst, that were
wont to set the country on roar :? Not
ono no%, to mock your own grinning ?"
History, We are told, is philosophy, |
by example," At this very
hour, when The Paper Money System is
trembling 30 it's bsse-&hen peoulators
md thieves, which have been ndrssd
and matured by the system, are running |
riot throughout the laud@History il
giving another signal vindication of the
policy of the Democratic Party. We
Isk all honest men, who love their coun-
~, to look at that history, and profit
~ its teachings.
The Democratic Psrty should ever be
aithful to its great mission of progress,
md keep alive those vital issues with
rror and corruption, which have ever
'een the source of its purity and it's
trength. It will be derided, rs it has
'een heretofore. and as everything that
5 pure has ever been and always will
'e-but " truth is mighty, and will pre-
all"
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An ACT OF sRAyzRx.

Lieut.. Spsnssr Of the Cd United gistsG I
Infantry, performed In kct Of bravery,
during the trying times At Yellow Medi.
cine, in July last (says the 81. Paul
Democrat,) which We believe has noe
been, but which ought to be, recorded
TO bis credit in the public press. He q
was who was ordered to demand the. Ia.
dian who stabbed the soldier. With .
few msn and his interpreter be pfocssaed
60 the indian camp, and upon seeing
them assume an a,tltHds Of ofeneS, hd :
ordered his men, as an cvidshcs Of his
pacific Intention, to halt, whils BE and
his intefpreter rode mp to ths Indiana,
Two hundred guns we're letelsd &t him .
in support Of threats. which bis compan-
ion understood too well 10 disFegztd -s-
The Lieutenant called him 90 bis side,
gavo him bis pistols for his reassurhees,
jumped of his horse, when within speak. /,
ing distance, and, unarmed and 1lonet
breasted the savage muitituds aud ful. :.
filled his duty.
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On Sunday last, daughter of BeH
bs's called at the prison to see the man
who was charged with the murder Of her
father, and she held long and interest.
ing conversation with him. He related
to her xll the facts connected with the
death Of her father uuhestatingly, and
condoled with her upon the great dis
tress that he had brought upon her and
her family. She left him evidently feel
ing that, although Jones had deprived
her father Of life, yet be was by no fnears
the worst man in the world. On Mon.
day last Jones addressed her = letter,
thanking her for the kindness that had
prompted her to visit him in prison, and
requested her in the most humble man.
ner to answer his letter, as . solaee to
him in his dreary prison. This letter
was signed William Morgan, which Is
probably bis true name. He has writ
ten . letter to his parents, living In Lo-
rain county, near Elyris, whom he has
not seen or heard from for six years, to
visit him before his trial which comes
off At the October term of the court
During the present week the jailor sup
posed he was bent Un starving himself to
death, for ih despite Of all their entrea-
ties he refused TO partaks Of 4 fhouth-
full of food for tw5 days. Owing, how
ever, to the tearful supplicatioDs of Mrs.
Miner, the Sheriff's wife, he abandoned
the foolish notion, and now be eats his
rations as regularly and ~ heartily as
the other prisoners. d
The, history of this man Jones is re.
one, showing, ss it does, the
truth of the old adage, that murder
will out"
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waO rs REsPONsIRLE.

We had supposed that it was tie Re-
publican, and not the Democratic party
that had the ascendancy in Ohio during
the last two years; but one would infer
from the logic of the Ashland Times t!.a,
the last Legislature was under the domi
nion of lone man power, and that that
power was embodied in our efficient and
faithful representative, DR.. CowEN i
Neither DR.. G. nor the Democratic par
ty, whose honest and s,raight-forw ard
representative he has been. and will be
again. have any ambition TO assume
the responsibility and honor of the Off
cial acts of the patty whose leaders
and owners were Chase, Gibson, Kelly,
the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co.,
aud the State Bank of Ohio.
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8,.t,ArlzE. bE5IesnAEsi oaeANs

ZEE!
It il of high Importance to the inte.
rests of the DemoCfatic Party Of Ash.
land sosnt5 that they address them.
selves at once to the work Of sfecting On
organization by which their strength
will be fully mustered at the ballot boz
es. The only hope Of our enemy ID
founded upon our apathy and want OF
systematic organization. They concede
to Us the numbers, but hope that the
confidence of the Democracy in the
strength of their principles and the
justice of their cause will secure their
triumph without effort and withoas' or
gauization. We trust that the hopes
of the enemy are not well:fouudsd. The
masses Of the Democratic Party are too
we'll impressed with the Importance Of
the fact that the soufce Of theif power,
and the result of their past glorious
achievements, have been the consequence
of organisation, to perthit them to ne.
glect this great duty now.
The Democratic Party have not the
Banks and other moneyed Monopolies.
and they have not the craft and hum
buggetJ Of their adversa.ies. They re.
ly alone upon the Righteousness of their
cause, and the force Of heir Numbers;
bus numbers only count at the ballot,
box, and arc on..y made effective there
by work. WORK! WORKH
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Ohio State Stocks oowri. !

The N. Y. Journal of Commefss ok
Friday, says: asi 9ssEs8
Mr.. Albert II. Nicolsy sold to-day,
at auction. S45, 900 Ohio State S pei
cent. stocks, ia lots at prices ranging
from 80 to 81 ssssas r
This is the sale alluded TO in the fsl.
lowing letter from A. P. SroNE, Trsa.
surer of State.
OFEIcE OF THE TREASURES OF Srkfk, Z,
Columbus, Ohio, Sept. %, 1851.
g. +. L--, Dear Siy:--I return ,
the SIS, City Bank of Cincinnati. The :
bonds of this Bank were sold in New
York on Saturday. / expect ID account :
of the sale in day or two. A dividend
of seventy.f five cents on the dollar will /
be made in . few days, due notiee sof !
which will be given. Yours truly
A. P. STONE, Treas..
80 It seems the sale of the Stocks bss :
longing to the City Bank Of Cluoinnatit
and which was deposited With the Trea.
surer as security for its circulation, has
reached s0@slt. This will make ths
bills worth about City ceuts.on the dol
lar. Take out 20 per cent dsPreeia.
tiou Of State Stocks, the rteslings apdt
delays counted in and SO cents i rli
that holders will eventually realize Sn'
any of these stock security banks. Wheni
the State Bank aud Branches 60. their
bills win not be worth the holdipg.--
. ~ -
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NO. IT,

and the number Of votes aiyen which,
were neither for 0f against the charters
aud if majority Of al the rote1 eiEsa
were for the charter, he ahall further
state therein that said charter has been,
approved by the psople, and has thefebfr
become q Law; bat If majority of ell
the votes given shall not Be fof Che ehars
ter, he shall 80 state, and that the shsfs-
ter has, for that reason, failed to beo0ma;
law.
SEC. 4. That sny clerk who shall fail
or neglect to return to the Rotern0r, a1s
required in section two Of this act, shall
forfeit and pay, for the use OF the proper
cotinty, the sum Of Eve hundred dollars,
to be recovered By action in the pame,
Of the state.
SEc. s. That the act of The pfsssnss
session entitled Gan act TO Incorporate,
the bank Of Ohio and branches, = uhali
be printed with the laws Of this sessieu,
Of the general assembly.
N. 81. VAN VORHES,
Speaker Of the HDuse of Rep1;.
THOMAS II. FORD,
Presidents of the Senate
March 80, 1851.
sEcRETARr OF STATE's OFffcE,
Columbus, April IL, 1877.
! hereby certify that the foregoing sct1s
are correctly copied from the Originate
rolls on Gle in this Office.
JAMES Il. BAKER,
Secretary StatS.-
AUDrroR's OFFroE,
AsHLAND, Sept. 80, 1857.
I hereby certify, that the foregoing.
aots are correctly copied from the oEigis-
nal acts as reported to this office.
JAMES SWfNEF0RD,
Aadifor Ashland cks
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PHrLADELPiIiA, Sept, 26-lI-I5 A. n.
The Girard Bank is now pay ing speci,
70 ive's and certifying checks. Ad
ditional excitement was produced by the
news from Baltimore Of the suspensions
there.
The Tradesmans' Bank pays every.
thing, checks and all.
TIE Bank Of British America Is pay.
ing all its notes; il received specie from
New York last night, and represent that
they have more in their vaults than
amount of bills. They are also oersi.
flying checks.
The following banks are paying specie
for fves, viz: Commercial, Manufac.
turers' AID Mechanics and Philadelphia
The Farmers and Mechanics pay
speeie for tens. The North Liberty
and Western pay specie for fives, in case
Of necessity.
The Bank of Pennsylvania Township
and the City and Constellation Bank.
pay nothing. ALL banks, however, ex.
cept the Glrard, certify cheeks. The
Girsrd has entirely suspended business.
Some of Banks will receive NO deposits.
The Board of Broken passed reso-
luton this morning to the effect that all
settlements in the purchase of stocks
may be made by certified checks on any
of the city banks current on the day of
settlement.
Private dispatches say that the banks
in Reading aud Pitt burgh have sus-
pended. The Southwark Bank pays
specie for all its bills. The Bank of
Kensington pays on 6ve's only.
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An Irnpstent Effort,

The Republican press. seeing that the
prospect ofsuocess for them in this State
is exceedingly dark and dreary, are dish.
ing up anew the charges of prodigality
made BY their investigating committee
against the Democratic party--charges
made BY the same committee which re-
ported that the funds of the State were
on hsnd in the Treasury, which they
now undertake to say were distracted
therefrom by BREsLdN. The State Off
GERS aud the Republican members Of the
Legislature elected two years ago have
proven unworthy the positions to which
they have been elevated and hence have
forfeited the confidence Of the people.
These idle charges which they make to
shield themselves against public edium,
will not avail them in the hour of their
calamity Chillicoshe Advertiser.
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HOW HISTORY VINDICATES TIL
POLICY OF sTAE DEMOCRATI'
RAkTH.

HOW HISTORY VINDICATES THE
POLlCY OF TAE DEMOCRATiC
The eight or ten years struggle ol
the Democratic Party in behalf of the
estsblishment of q Constitutional Trea.
sury, was one Of the most bitter politi-
cal strifes through which the country
has ever passed but since the measure
was fnally re-established, under the ad.
sministration of Mr.. Polk, events ei
yearly occurrence have so thoroughly
vindicated the wisdom Of the policy,
shat there is now no party or politician
in the country pro. .-osiDg to disturb il.
Fierce and protracted as was the strife,
the patience and irmness of the Demo.
eracy remained unshaken amidst the
most CRUSHING defeats, and amid the
assaults of the consolidated Moneyed
Power, aided by of some of the most bril-
liant statesmen of the country. Any
other party that has ever existed in this
country, AZ their past history warrants
US in asserting, would have been SO ap-
psled BY defeat like that which over
threw the administration of Mr.. VAN
BuREs in ls40. that they would imme-
diately have abandoned their name if
not their principles But the faith of
the Democracy, being founded in the
virtue and intelligence of the People,
and in the righteousness Of their cause,
remained unshaken.
The great principles involved in
this contest for the establishment of the
Independents Treasury, and the defeat Of
\ National Bank, have been At issue be
tween the Democratie Party and their
ever since the formation of
hsGovernmenf.a This great principle was
OPPOSITION TO ALL BANKS
THAI ISSUED PAPER MONEY,
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ORGANIZE! ORGANIZE!

We trust that every township and
every town throughout the State. where
there are Democrats enough for q corpo-
rails guard, will organize a Democratic
club, aud take measures to have full
expression of the strength of the Democ.
racy of the State which is soon to be
had. Let these organizations be COM
menced immediately. Let the Com,
mittees organize Central Clubs; and
then let the party be brought into the
field marshaled under the broad banner
of Democratic Principles, and it will be
invincible.
There 10 no time to lose! The Or
ganisation NUT commence at once
Democrats. do we hear you respondf
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BLACK RKPuBLrCANs BY 1le
EARS. BLIGKENsDERfzR DOM
FOB, 90 ? &c. - go

The Leader has hsuled down skSn6ms.
of Honest jacob ss the Blacks called.
Rlickensderfer two years agos end per-
emptorily refuses to bow down end DO
him reverence. A dozen darkis pnpsf6
have done the same; the ball having;
been set in motion By one Flamen- Ball.
Cincinnati, the Law partner Of Gov.
Chase. Poor Elick. He has come out
with defeucs which the Leadsr sa1sr,
rmakes The. matter worse" The tail sof.
tkis Black Republican ticket . at war
with its head, and We don's care which.
whips Both will get booted when eIoo.
tiop day Cleye. Pam Dealer.