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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-03-04
A MARVELLOUS REMEDYI
For aNGarve1IousAE
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.

PY the aid OF a Microscope, we see millions Of
JOlittfe openings on the surface of our bodiesi
skin, is carried to any organ or inward part. Dis
eases Of the Kidneys, disorders Of the Liver, ahee-
tons of the Heart, Infa E atoms of the Lungs.
Asthmas, Coughs and Colds, are by its means et-
fectually cured. Every house wife knows that
salt passes freely through bone OF meat of any
thickness. This healing Ointmentfa far more readi-
ly penetrates through any bone or fesby part OF
the living body, curing the mostdangerous inward
complaints, that cacnot be reached by other means
ErysipeIas, Salt Rheum &Sc0rbutic Humurs
No remedy has ever done SO much for the cure Of
diseases of the Skin whatever form they NAV as
sumo, as this Ointment. No case of Salt Rheum,
Scurvy, Sore Heads, Scrofula or Erysipelas, can
long Withstand its influence. The inventor has
travelled over many parts of the globe, v%isitin tho
principal hospitals, dispensing this ointment. CIV
ing advice as to it's application, and has thus been
the means of restoring countless numbers to
health.
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds & Ulcers.
Some Of the most scientific surgeons nov rely
solely on the use ofthis wonderful Ointment when
having to cope with the worst cases OF sores
Professor Holloway has, by command ofthe Allied
Governments, dispatched to the hospitals OF tbs
East, large hipmen ofthis Ointment, to be used
under the direction of the Medical STAFF, in the
worst cases of wounds. 1t will cure any ulcer.
glandular swelling, stiffness CT contraction OF ths
FONTS, even ofs0 years standing.
Piles and Fistulas.
These and other similar distressing complaints
can be efectually cured il the Ointment wilt DO
we'll rubbed over the paris affected and by other
wise folio wing the printed directions around each
pot.
Both the Ointment and Pills should
be used in the following cases:
Bunions, Burns, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Fis-
tulas, Govt, Lumbago, Mercurial Eruptions, Piles.
Salt Rheum, Skin Diseases. Sore
Legs, Sore Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Threats
Sores of all kinds. Sprains, Scalds, Swelled Glands,
Stiff Joints, Ulcers, VenerlalS Sores, Nohhds OF all
kinds.
*.*Soli at the MANUFACTURES OF Professor Hot
LowAY, so Maiden Lane; New York. and 224 Strand
London, and by aIlrespectdble Druggists and Deal
ers in Medicine throughout the United Statef; and
and 81 each.
II PThere is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B.-Directions for the guidance OF patients in
every disorder are affixed to each pot.
April %. 1856. l6-1y-
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To the Public.

LIVERY article usually found in Drug Stores
T. can be obtained at the lowest rates. at
the best Drug Store in Ashland County, kept
bv DULIN d CRANE,
In the Sampsel House Store Room,
Main Street, Ashland, Ohio. .
Dec. 3lst, 1856. soft
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M S!

made in these DEMOCRATIC UNITE
STATES, and sell them just as low as til
common article are sold.
All orders addressed to us will receive
prompt attention.
J. H. BAUMGARDNER d Co.
Wooster, Ohio, Nov. IL, 1856. 3m23.
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Both the Ointment and Pills should
he used i'm the fOllo1Ziug cases:
MILLER S r
Bakery and /

THEsubscIibeI announces that he still Keeps
i openhis weIlkDown Hotel. oppositethee amP
sci House, Main Street, Ashland, for the accom-
mediation ofthe travelling public. He hopes that
the liberal patronage eextended hin will
be continued in the future. He particularly in.
vites his frient $ in the country to call with bims
as his bills will always be found very reasonable.
Unstable will constantly be well supplied. and
good st bling for horses and a faithful ostler will
always be provided. Boarding for private famt-
lies or single persons CT be had at reasonabls
rates "
BAKERY AND RESTAURANTS
In connection withthe Hotel he Will also con.
Time tic keep open his BAKERY and
RANT. where he vii at all lines keep on hand
Confectionaries. Pies, Bread, Cakes
aIlkinds of dri ks. and in short
cry luxury to be found on the tables of first clas
eatiB g houses. H MILLER
Ashland. Dec.S 1855. 97 II.
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nlerfbal1ts.
T. C. BUSHNELL & co.
TALL the attention OF the Public TO their i'm
mense Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!

-
GAL. the attention of the Public TO their i'm.
~ mense Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Their long acquaintance with this community,
re nders it unnecessary for them to speak of their
large stock or Ion priees. The crowds that daily
manner that theirs is The st re. For variety.
quantity. cheapness and t~esutiful styles they have
no rivals in Ashland Cotnty.
LADIES OF ASHLAND COUNTY
If You Want
French Morein os ,Thibets, Alpines. Mohair pubeiges,
all Wool Plaids BombaZines, Plain all Wool De-
LANES. Fig Delaines. hme Plain Black and
you will find at this establishment the largest a
sortment in .7shlaRd County.
If You Want
Plain or Check Cambrics, Swisses, Book MusIins.
brio fdgings and Insertings, Worked Linen Laces,
Edgings, Worked Collars, al from 6 cents. to SIS.
embroidered Undersleeves and Chimisetts. Gloves,
Hosiery, Wristlets and fancy goods generally. you
viii find their is the most complete assortment in
the County.
If You Want Shawls
They have Brocha I'D Cashmere ShawIs from
So to se5. all Wool Paid Long ShawIs of every
variety and price.
IF You Want
Bonnets, Ribbons or Flowers they have a fall as
sortment at the lowest prices. In short if you
want any thing in your line we can accommodate
10 a HOPED Skirt, or up TO & beautiful Vel.
vet Bonnet.
Gentlemen of Ashland County |!
They especially Call your attention to their i'm.
mense Stock of Gents and oys'FashionabI
Clothing, 1RtS s Sap5s
They have purchased the Stock of Clothing. owned
originally by d. Burgan. and added thereto a COM
plete assortme mt OF the latest styles of Gents CASH
meres. Vestings, FroCk and Sack Ovcrcoats, Frock
and Sack Dress Goats.
If You Want
A fine Frock Overcoat worth S2j, this is the place
20 getit.
II You Want
A fine Dress Coat at from S. to S25 made in the
attest style, and warranted 10 he of the best quail
y or material and workmanship; this is undoubt-
Idly the place te buy, or Pants from $3.50 to $40,
,r Vests at from Sc to $40.
If You Want
Jndershirts. Drawers. Neck lies, Gloves Hosiery.
'uspenders. Hats OF Caps, they have an unrivaled
assortment.
In Short,
Ladies and Gentlemen, B0yS and Girls
have spared no painsto anticipate every want.
cOmmndatee every fancy, and meet every demand
n our particular line OF business. Give us c call.
nd we will do you good.
Our Terms are, or note at four
q onths ourmOtto, small profits and large sales.
Wheat, Pork, Glover Seed, Timothy Seed, Corn
nd Rye bought al all times for CASH at the high
st market price. L. c.. B. d CO..
Ashland. Dec 18th. 1856 n2Stf
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JOB WORK.

Having lately made largeadditions to our Job
Materials, we are prepared to do all kinds of
plain and decorative OBJ PRINTING in style
not 70 be surpassed by any office in this section
ofthe State. Orders respectfully solicited.
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LIQUORS,

DURE Wines and Liquors. for medical,
L mechanical and Sacramento purposes on
ly, for sale cheap at the Drug Store of
DUL1N l. CRANE.
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EE Mr.. Asa Bacon, lately died at
New Haven, made a bequest of $4,000
to Pale College.
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Snerm. Linsecd, Fish, Flaxseej and Neasfoot Oh
n

of all kinds and colors
Best quality Of Teas, Starch, Saleratus, Corn Starch
for Puddings, Baking Pow .ers, etc. .
Also. I large Stock Of Patent Medicines.
In word, they have every article usually found
in first class Drug Stores, and as they intend to keep
u fall assortment. OF everything constantly on hand.
and arc determined not to be undersoid by any es
tahIishinen1i in Northern Ohio. they hope TO receive
a liberal share Of the public patronage.
II Don't forget the place. In the Sampsel House
building. Main St.. Ashland. Ohio.
Ashland. dec. 5Ist, 1856. soft
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Presentations

prescriptions
CAREFULLY prepared at the Drug Store of
~ Dulin d Crane. in he Sampsel House
Store Room, Main Street, Ashland.
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To the Ladies.

A choice selection of Handkerchief PERU
~ meries. Fancy Soaps, Colonies, Whireand
Coloring powders, hair, nail and tooth Brush
es, Dressing Combs, of superior quality and
pattern, fancy Jets, DC, for sale by
DULIN d CRANE.
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To Physicians.

TO PhyslclanS.
PHYSICIANS of Ashland and the surround
l. ing Counties can be supplied with a pure
article of medicine and shop ware, on the most
by DULIN & CRANE, 5
In the Sampsel House Store Room.
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Glassware.
YUST RECEIVED, thelargese and choicest
~ assortment of Glassware ever brought to
Ashland, at the Drug Store of
Dull N d CRANE.
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Patent Medicine,


= LII the most Celebrated Patent Medicines
IA now in use. kept constantly on hand at
the Drug Store of DUL1N d CRANE.
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ConfectlonerleS.
fFHE choicest lot of Confectioneries ever
i brought to Ashland, to be seen at the
rug Store of DTJIJN d CRANE
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Foreign Fruits.

Foreign Fruits.
TIGS, Dates, Citrons, English Ourrants
Il R%aisins, Prunes, ETC., a very choice lot
just received at
DULIN & CRANES Drug Store.
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Just Received,
To Milliners.

10 MIllluSTS.
1IILLINERS will be furnished with all
vi sorts of finishing and bleaching materi-
ais, at the lowest rates, at the Drug Store of
DULIN & CRANE.
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Their long acquaintance With this community,
re nders it unnecessary for them to speak of their
large stock or ior prices. The crowds that daily
throng their Store testify in the strongest possible
manner that theirs is the st IRE. For variety.
quantity. cheaphess and beautiful styles they have
no rivals in Ashland CointY.
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OF ASHLAND COUNTY!
If You Want

French Moreinos, Thibets, Alpines. Mohair pubeiges,
all Wool Plaids Bombazines, Plain all Wool De.
LANES. Fig Delaines. Cashmeres, Plain Black and
Fig Silks, Striped Plaid Silks, GiDghams or Prints.
you will find atthis establishment the largest a
in ydsh{aRd Couutu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-13
MR.. Samples Letter.
krnyuV March 10Th

AhbAtAs AAhItn lUtu, 100
MKssRs. CLEoHosS, DuKxKK, SIXTH, TIKI.
herman, SULLIVAN, HIATT, and others:
Gentlemen Your very fattering letter
published in the daily papers OF the city, ask
Ing the use OF my name as an independent
candidate for Mayor Of this city, has been
considered.
fully concur with you in the importanc ca
OF having an energetic and efficient person at
the head Of the municipal government. Blu,
there are other citizens who would no doubt.
be quite as willing, and are as competent to
serve you, whose election would perhaps be
more satisfactory to many.
We have the natural position, resources.
and energy OF purpose among us, sufficient
with proper and judicious direction and ap-
piieation, TO make our city the city OF Iowa,
and the north west the early aud certain
accomplishment Of which will only require
an energetic and judicious extension and
prosecution to successful completion of our
internal improvements, as well ~ by extend
ing liberal encouragement to all our Rail-
roads, now in progress and contemplated.
AT oil times having watchful care OF the
finances and credit OF the city, By exacting
strict economy and integrity on the part OF
aii officers and agents connected Herewith.
My political and social position being well
understood, my name is at your service in ac-
cordance with your request; and should be
elected the next Mayor Of the Gate. Citv, cal
though it would be a sacrifice of time on my
part" shall not be found falterinr in my
Efforts IN keeping the ''gate swinging and
discharGing the duties OF the position for the
general interests OF the whole city, and moth
ing but the best interests thereof. Indepen-
dent OF faction or sectional influence in eyery
department. Respectfully yours,
II. w. SAMPLE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-13

The following comprises the list of ar
slcles affected by the bill passed at the late
session Of Congress, and shows the amour,
OF the reduction Of duties to be paid on these
articles under the new compared with the
old law
Shedule A OF the Tariff Of &c. including
Brandy and all distilled spirits, with cordials
OF all kinds, is reduced from 100 per cent. AL
valorem to 80 per cent.
Schedule B--Wines, Cigars and all manu-
features Of Tobacco, Raisins, Sweetmeats.
&C., &c, is reduced from 80 to 40 per cent.
Mahogany, Satinwood, &c, are reduced 40
10 per cent.
Schedule c-lron, Woolens, Sugar, &C.,
&C., is reduced from 30 to "A per cent. All
oieached, printed or dyed Co,tons arc
transferred to this schedule, making the duty
shereol per cent, instead Of IS, as at
present.
Schedule D-Flannels, Carpets, Baixes,
Cables and Iordage, Hemp and Hempen
Manufactures, Manufactures of Silk, &c.,-
Is reduced from y to 10 per cent.
Schedule E--All manner Of Timber or
Lumber, Manufactures of Copper, Furs on
the skin, Paper Hangings, Oranges and Lem
Gus, Periodicals, Skins, Velvet &C.. ia re-
daced from ~ TO Is per cent.
Schedule p Birthstone, Tin, DC, reduced
from Is to IL per cent.
Schedule G-hecss c.l Magazine. Ok.
monds and other precious stones, Cocoa.
Tallow, Watches and Watch materials. &c.
isreduced from 10 to 6 per cent. Tin in
plates or sheets, with Mahogany and All
Woods Of laxury, are transferred 10 this
schedule.
Schedule HIN in pigs or blocks, Zine,
Pewter, kaw Hides, &c, is reduced from 6
10 4 per cent.
Schedule 1.-The free lis,) is largely ex.
tended; Wool costing less than 2e cents per
pound, Brass, Copper, and most Drugs or
Cbemicals used ia manufacturing, being add.
ID to il.
Wool costing over 20 cents per pound il
reduced from 80 60 "a per cent, along with
WOODEN NOT otherwise specified.
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Th~ A,lsIsic Te,egrapA nan.

The AtlaEsic TesegrapA nan. ~
The following is the Atlantic Telegraph
bill in the precise form h (which 1t PASSED
Congress and received the Prssidsss's signA-
tnre;
AN ACT to expedite Telegraphic Connual-
cation for the uses oil TIE Government il
| its foreign intercourse.
/ Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
I Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary OF State, in the discretion and un-
der the direction or the President OF the
| United States, may contract with any COM
petent person, persons or association, for the
aid Of the United States, BY furnishing not
exceeding two ships, in laying down . sub
marine cable to connect existing telerraphs
between the ooast Of Newfoundland and the
coast of Ireland, and for the use of such
submarine communication, when established,
By the government Of the United States, on
such terms and conditions a. shall seem to
the President just and reasonable, not ex-
ceeding seventy thousand dollars per annum,
until the net profits Of such person, persons
| or association shall be equal to dividend OF
six per cent. per annnm, and then not exceed
ing fifty thousand dollars per annum, for
| twenty years; Provided, That the gov
ernmcnt Of Great Britain shall, before or AT
the same time, enter into like contract for
the same purposes with the same person, per-
sons or association, and upon terms Of exact
equality with those stipulated BY the United
States; and provided, that the tariff Of prices
for the use of such submarine communica-
ton by the public shall be fixed by the Seq
| rotary Of the Treasury Of the United States
and the government of Great Britain, or its
authorized agent: Provided further, That
the United States and the citizens thereof
shall enjoy she use of the said submarine
telegraph communication, for all time, on
the same terms and conditions which shall
be stipulated in favor Of the government of
Great Britain, aud the subjects thereof, re-
cognizing equality of rights among the cit-
Gems OF the United States In the use of said
submarine communication, and the lines Of
telegraph which may at any time connect
with the same, or its terminus, upon tho
coast of New Foundlsnd and in the United
States, in any contract so to be entered into
by such person, persons or association, with
that government. Provided further, That
the contract to be made by the British gov
eminent shall not be different from that al
New York, New Foundland and London Tel
egraph Company, except such provisions a.
may be necessary to secure to each govern
ment the transmission Of its own messages by
its own agents, and provided further, that It
shall be in the power of Congress, after ten
years, to terminate said contract upon Civ
ing one years notice to the parties to such
contract.
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The WAY TO GgT A SEAr.-A few weeks
ago an old gentleman and his lady were CON-
ing down from Iowa City to Davenport, when
the cars were crowded. A young man 60,
up and gave the old lady seat, while his
campanion, another young gent, remained
steadfast, and let the old gentleman stand.
This did not suit our old friend, so he con-
cluded to get seat in some way, and, quick
as thought, turned to the young man on the
seat beside his wife, and said:
"Will you be so kind as TO watch that wo-
man, while get seat in the other car ? She
takes its.'
This startled the young gent. He could
not bear the idea of taking charge of q City
woman SO the old gentleman got seat, and
his wife never was known to take fit after
wards Davenport Dem.
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GVThe numbering and garroting business
seems to have ''slacked up' little in New
York, though we notice occasional accounts
of husbands beating their wives to death,
and wives poisoning their husbands; but as
the parties do not live in fashionable streets,
the papers have not raised Juror over the
matter.
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Poor PlKRcE.--In allusion to a farewell
article Of the Union, the faithful organ of
the Pierce administration, which indulg-
es in most extravagant laudation Of Pierce,
the New York Tribune says "What pity
that man who has for four years governed
the greatest Republic in the world, should
leave behind him no better souvenir than q
puff which inevitably reminds US Of sarsapa-
rilla and the cockroach pills.
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C.uasy Convention.
n,strtcr Conycmtlon

A District Convention viii be held at Burlington,
on Tuesday the 18th day of March, inst. to nomi-
nate . Republican candidate for Judge CT this Ju-
diciai District TO succeed Judge Lowe, declined.
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The American Colonization Society
has received information Of the purchase by
their agent in Africa, Of twenty miles square
OF an elevated and eligible tract for settle
ment in the Zodo Queah country, for goods
valued at some $40. This 10 ten cents per
square mile.
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ca Horace Greeley has recently been
called to mourn the death OF his only son.
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NAPIHRsILLR BANK, ILLINOIS. This insti-
tuition has notified the Auditor that its affairs
will be closed as soon as possible by sur
render Of its notes and Withdrawal of its Sc
curities- We hear further, that the variou.
banks in the State are giving up their notes
Mt the rate of FIVE thousand dollars day in
the aggregate.
cTThe New York Herald, with its usual
indeicacy, asks what business James Blu
chanan had to speak Of sour children and
our children's children,o in his inaugural
Message.
OF course it is to be presumed that the
old Bach. spoke fguratiyely, in his repre-
sentative capacity, as the peoples "daddy, y
in old Pennsylvania phrase.
LAND WARKASTs.-Thompson's Reporter
OF the 9th inst, quotes Land Warrants as
all
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KeOkuk Packet Co.
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Qoincy Ut p. N. HanAihAi q p. n, and Asyivin9
Il 81. Losis a 10 ,. n.
Anoees lire Of sesansss will leave o.. Lsaie -
eoansst with ~ osisey AsA Chisago R6ilEeaA,
lsAvine u. Loats - p. -, ssriving q hsanihai
q 10 NJ aad QsaAey q i1n.
Returning-IAave ouinoy O. II. n. Hasnakol n
m, md arriving - b. Louis st ~. -.
A. sooa = bnstuess vie Railroad y resumed .
steamer viii aaks sUsad "Trip daily hsswssa Kse-
kuk and Quiocy, lsaving Keokuk 81 3 = -. -
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eTThe Creole, under the head OF the
"London Press and Slavery, concludes IN
article thus:
eve have ne fears upon the subject Of the
stability Of slavery-it is only aggression up
on the constitutional rights of the south,
which We repel with indignation and def
anee. Property in the negro is Of Heaven,
and therefore permanent until Heavens uses
are fulfilled; but the principles Of interior
ence is OF man, moved and instigsted by a
devilish propensity to wrong and injustice
We never yet doubted but that sooner or la
ter Mexico and Central America, will be ded-
icated to slavery by the hand OF necessity,
and thither il will eventually 90 though the
batteries Of British fleets should bristle with
the cannon of thousand Nsvarinos and
Trafalgars."
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eTA London correspondent Of . N. York
paper, mentions custom which should be
introduced into the American Churches. He
says:
"Here We observed for the first time, what
afterwards became q familiar sight--thst in
entering, whoever came fret, whether gen.
tleman or lady, moved to the head Of the
pew, and those who came later took the re-.
manning seats, preventing the disturbance
which occurs so often in our churches ct
home, when gentlemen, or several Of them.
must step into the aisle to give q lady the
fancied seat Of honor.o
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Constance 10 New Year
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P10MU INSURANCE CO., or HARTFORD.
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