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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

''CoSTAR'S RAT FxTT RRdINAToR {.
:, infiliiie Iy.,cyyr of RATS, NICE NNTS, Gl!0UNn
MICE AIuLEs. &c. tN"t dangerous to tiv liuna
EumGy.l Rae to no; IL, III terne- lnr come out aHI
die.
rut uy Ia 2ag 25c.. tgtc.. 81 -. - and 50 Boxes.
'GoST Mrs. EED EUG ENi'ERMINATol:.
Never known fa--and used every Hay by housenA
Ia %ev, SurE sni elsewhere
Put up 2Jc, 6c.. ST. 81 81 81 sd 81 ~ Bottles
''UOSTAR'S" EitCTRlU WIDER.
For .he destruction Of MONS AloscrIEoss, fiIEs fLE5.
pIASG IYSICrs, NTREiS Fowls ASIsAis, sc. &c.
Put NY in 29c. aha! SIC. RoNia
Sold Wholesale Retail ~ CQSTAR'S' PRINCIPAL
DEPOT, 3ss BROADWAY. NEw YORK, and by Tho prnc!-
pal DRUGGISTS aud DEALERS throughout tAe i7its,I
Stsss the COIu1ua, Wt"t iniies California Gad Sosth
AiReFioI
~ 0risrs nus; "icGy+ be accompanied by tlie cash.
~ No goods Cnnu!ssien
~ Snail Sprll PatkdGSs put t..r lowest Shois-
sar prices for st orders IN places, with Cards ShuT
Bills Posters &c &C.
Packages expressly PUT up Cor ships, STEAMBOATS,.
Hotels, Public Institutions, DC.
7tuil particulars to Wholesale Dfaier@-scales OF
prices, ac.!4c will he promptly mailed application.
Address 'sCOSr!NRN No. 3SS Broadway, y. Y.
Sold by Il. II LOGAN ( CO. and
LAUGIILISS * BUSliFIELD.
tuhO Snda Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07
THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY

THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY
FOR
DYSP EPSIA-,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT.
WEdKNESS OF my KIND.
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the vNrP: ys'ions SosgguYn; gE99 aisoFaerea
Such Inlgestion clity fthe Stomach, oocty Pains
Heartburn Loss Of Appe:s Dfsponaencg ;
highly beneficial, and "a others effected decided cure
scientific Principe after tie anne+ Of the celebrated
Holland professor Boeraye Because OF its grea; success
csJ .s ~. r & 80 t. of this
Sn VIII . spss! among them
offer 1t 10 the American public knowing that its truly
whose
stuti6 smay have beer Impaired by ht continuous Of
arden. , or at rms o. S n ts9 y he
droopng prit and ii fact infusnE new life and VII to
''F > CAUTIONS
The great popularity Of uisdeRhtnl Aroma has induced
many imu MS, which : public SHOULD guard against
have given Bnprhavss Holland Bft;ers :ar trial. One DO
r will conv eyou how i-@niteIy suie,ior itisto nthes
WHAT 1T Is DOING FOR TIE SICK.
81 have frequently used BoyriEygs Holland Bttsrs, aud
end invariably relieve and !e5iIty%
for headache, with which lad long sUf-
j. vs. MCDOWELL, Esq, says: az have used DOcrhave'.
Holland pers self and recommend 1t to others, know
Aid JoGRthan Negy. Of Lower S. Clair says: al have
terived great benefit from It's use for weakness Of @ Oh
james NJ Murphy SAYS: safer several physicians had
a.j Boerays's lIcand B!tters removed the pain nom
MY heart ami siic, arising frniu i;lI,, s;on."
The editor OF The hlttanniu Free Press says: AFTER one
ioin ;cfs cured me Of tir worst form OF dy5bepsia
Erane Felix only manufacturer u ne Original Extract
ile best medicines Ia tie world lsr disorered stomach
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07
9reat and Unusual Inducements

I rINwsSTY-rTyE rFG CgST. pIscuCN1 ~ FIRst
i ciass ensratinas v!l hc aajr tatii l4-1,'yr
AZ rlsu TTGCIItSTS pF
LOOkING-GLASS@is, PICTURE FRAMES
ENGGtVIS1s, ARTISTS MATERIALS kc., B..
Wnicit WILL b. soLp IS,.riS SFpr cTioS
At LOWEST MARKET PRICES, SE.i ihe nrIvlsEs q
sgseltDs said odctCH 4Etu immense STOCK sr great
J yRrlet" Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

PREPARED ny DIR. SANFORD, Is A GREAT SCIESTi-
Gc Medical Discovers, daily working almost
great believe II cures u my masie ere e r't
iOss gsing Lee and seldom than bottle is re-
qiir=d to cure any LiEer Complaint from the worst
jaundIcc Dyspepsia ieaiachc, all OF which
arnt DO rcsult o q Nissk.td Lfrrr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

BESJASiI% PAGE, JE. Co,
Manufacturing thGrmaU ut!st- and Chemists,
plttgl,,-,,.1 n
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aealIh aud STrengtH must Inevitably fol-
low its Use
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New, = b.. ...........
IRON.
Pigs, Hanging Rock

LEAD AND SiioT.
Pig, 8 b -.........--.--....s
( Bar................-.S%
I Shot, paE..... .-..--.-S'.- s
LEATHER.
Spanish Hem. = H.. .3hg3S
Harness. 80. ....GSgti
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NAYID LEE Principal and Instructnr-the most expe-
IL rieneen and successful practical instructor in Book
keeping, by Double Entry, In the Cnited states
Term entire Of bookkeeping ana us hu-
juucts S15, in advance.
Time uuired from three weeks, according TO the
capacity attendance Of the pupil. Instruction guar
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Skirting. .-------.
Gail, . doz......... S2,Ee2S
Upper = dog. $50
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-07

CHeAtiSt ta3 sts RsseIfiEi ,',3 net
dis, HdgaerC'otgy,s ."i ihpfag"dTa'ic fHsH.icnts,
No; I4:s N3niden 6.InG, Sew Sorir.
y. r. SOLE Agent for Golv, celebrate Gordai Bc's
and Gin. aI,2S-iIOd6sNi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
naval Intelligence,
TO TIE KDIroR OF ray HERALD.

uSrsD STATES srnan Fse.rz Mrssr<ur17 !
Al anchor OF Bedloe's Island, NY fs Dor Ang IS 1857
We got under way and len The Navy Y.ra al O'Clock
this morning and anchor here 10 take In the pow
DER and correct the local attraction OF the conpa We
shall 20 70 this evening early ,ononos morning
The shlp viii touch ., Madeira 81 Helena Cape Town,
naurius and Nov Bay Straits Of snnds FOR the purpose
OF taking COAL provisions and wafer and wi probably
arrive At hong Kong about tho last OF necsmSer send
yoa enclosed true list Of the oficcrs Of The ship:
Captain, ". G Nicholson; Lieutenant and Ex or r. n
sembei, Lieusensnts, T. PA,ison, A. r. Hssisy J. a
sro>Ioa, Henry Esbcn, Jr Acting master Georse Bacon
Surgeon, J. l. FoS, Puvser, Thonss Nale Chief Eas
ser, Robert Dsnol Lieutenant OF Marines Jacob Resd
Pared sssisiaa soreeou, n. Phillip, As.is ant Ssy
seop, r. wales; Heshipmen, James NJ tlhet,, Bsr,u
Wilsou, Tho mas b Mis, John Kelly Arthur r Ystes:
Cap!sln's Clerk, X Brosn, Jr. Purser's Clerk, X. A.
N IcLel lat ASbtsnt Engineer, r. A. Ssckson: Assistant
Eugipeeulr, vire Mus Freeman; "a, r. Brakeman and
Jos, Warrington; Boasvaip, Robert Mcdonald: t,an
rcr, William Burne,ce; Carpenter, Ebenezer Thompson
ssiinnAker, J. G. Bradford.
Paf.cr rbsmss LOCKER, Who goes 10 Chra 70 i,u the
Portsmouth soop-ofwr, 10 guest Of Capt Nioool,ou.
EXCELSIOR.
The Used states ship a. Louis, from the soas, Of Az
cs ard bound 70 the Canary and Cape Dc Verbs Also ,be
United sdss Siip Cumberland, from Norfolk lu,, sry
ed) gree at Madeira July a.
The fouoslng ia Bss Of officers Of The ~ Ioul, IL W.
Ih ns ton, Ccmmander Ieu,epsn,,, Geo W. Dsy, "a.
bert THOMPSON, Edward O. Stout Robert G. payan sash
r. Taylor, Acting Master Charles O. Unhsu, purser ;
Serauel Jsosson, Surgeon John Kitchen Assistant do
Jrlts H. huire. I'd Lieutenant Marines Noses A. "a w.
Gunner John T. Rustic, Carpenter Samuel a. Beptyell
Bal nsksr Taos snsAh, Bo~ewuini
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
The Excise Commissioners.

The Escise Commissioner me, yesterday snesccu in
'be chamber OF The Court Of Common PieS-Com mia.
sioners HAsksa and Holmes being present Applications
for licenses were received from the sing pesons
fsSKxgPxR
VIM. 0'Dcnneb, 81 rhird avenue.
James McKeseue, lGitt streo, and tenth avenue.
N Gosling, ctr Broadway
Charles Keeney, ssT Bower.
Edward A Montanye, 20 John st ee<
Samuel Allison, 81 Fulton street
~ bas'ian Eibeil. Manhattan vile.
Abraham Tucker, 2te Stth s-enus
yToRfKErrkss
Beetman Van sictles, i3t fifd s7enue.
Thomas I. W, Gat ding, 81 C.ftlsndt fuees
sassn und Fftck, SO avenue u .
Commissions, Hotxss stated ihti IN pursuance ~ reso-
lotion Of the Beard the Comyserer .cum nef ns
arst Tuesday In September, hold mefhugs every d icr
the purpcse Of granng licenses mil iof SESSION my
DAYS should be completed ntd snY spcecc- ted
srer that period vouh net be taken INTO iderAcn By
thtu, The law limpg their power 70 the duration tns
lon only there ne thirty our GAYS OK the sesony es
rem. lnlrg . .
rse number Of licenses rsu,ed up 70 this time b sss,
and The smopni received Tor he sane not Tar from COO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19
T1As Jews and the Unitsd States Covsrnnsn,
Tho Swiss Treaty.
CHARIKsToS & G AuRuM H. Iek7

10 rHu xDTFoR or -HE NEW YoRx HERALD.
In sdisoia, upds' she sscve caption {n the HERALD
Of Monday Asy, you mako tho following romark: "whe
,her The Jews made rcmonstrauccs or their rcmon
srszocs UNDECIDED by Mr. Pieroo and Mr. Marcy the
sssy VAS belicvo, suly raiaed and beAue binding
Tho United states
Permit mo 10 stA,e that when 10 The Summw Of 1855
was nj0med By letters and newspapers from Europe Of
the intended rannc'son Of We above treaty, I al
calling his attention to tns faiAcy the nrt article sad
that, II were rsuoed, The govern neni OF the Untet
s.aies would hus espse tho Isl sentes Of is republic
70 tho acvAi disabilities and nnnJy which her
br threp Of ~ rlaad have constitute naiy 10 erduye
tnA 81 could hardly believe that the govern Of Gene
1cfoe could have become partner such
fsnsicisrn and should have done whA, that OF Ar
FILLMORE rcpesu dly refusod TO dop and thA "rcccu 10
ssisave uansacsons both In Switzerland throughout
Germany have toe clearly shown hoS mixol' mistaken
~m y, Dudley Mann WHEN he thought (ss bs expresses
bin, In his etos tho laie Mr Websier dated Bsne
en-, ssi the spiris Of persecution 70 ass
and nowhere Win more rapidy Than 10 his repab ic
(5shzerhpd)" Another ,cesr. osc>,ed BY the ne
mo ives. addSt,s'd 4, hr. Marcy from Cnclnuau 10
both hose "remonstrsaoea" ha Statesman roplod with
Truly diplomatic svasou, "thas said treaty was mill In
course Of SPECULATION, but he could imEaa Information
ooncs rnins IT," because "reaues Always regarded
confidential while bey are In progreis, and anil taey
have become laws Of me land and such, proclaimed
Nv The treaty hs ing been ratined the sth Of No
vsmber, lthb ~ proc aimed the following dsy q
ssrey and s,. so ,s.s A. s.a seea dooo 10 aosdru
pic 10 the city OF Berne this tweny dfth day OF No
yember In the year thousand eight hundred and az
~ ;" the lAe id mpsuAon alone be charged with
gum Of having infected gross lnsstloe md outrage upon
their Jewish fellow cizens and thus By very
s~r Of republic, Swiss intolerance aDsicsrn and
IL ous pros ipton And has practical illustration
the in which The 20 In cove lately inter
rre,ed thai treaty shown tba. NJ Nam miraken
when no wrote 10 BIZ government With the view % org.
ing upon them the corct sion otn5 eesg that the spra
OF persecution" fsst disappear ns, AID here with
rapidly than 10 this yubc'' (ssHzerand vori
statesmen light sill learn soms shre sdness razs
city and oreslghi from their European byehr-ni Or
sbould those who have been los runcnla In ths conclu
sion Of ,ht Rspublicsn Disability have wfsly sacri
the suutons rishu or their Jewish felos clu
zensS
Hoping that you viii publish the above lines OF con.
DR. kAYsR,
Mnissr Of the Hewbr Doug Beth EIohln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-19


Afenueman In The mean time had procured railroad
passes for three four who resided In Columbia
county and they Ion In aorpoop train foy their homes
after reoeybs their portion Of the fond are.dy realized
OF removal 10 THAT place also paid DOT Of the fand
leaving balance in the hands Of he Treasurer Of about
SIS.
The then Nraosod in tinsIc Ole and marched
10 the steps Of The Merchants Exchange arriving there
sbou, O'Clock with The hope Of realizing something
handsome from tho Wall street "mcrohant princes. y
Speeches made by two three who had previously
asAnsued the crowd 10 The Pok, but with little Apparent
effect The quarters were but slosly and lardy
ferred from the pethofc pockets Of the indignant Wan
suee,ers The extended bat Of the poor Nicaraguann
difpsnt at bebolonx their domains invaded by suoh
miserable locking set Of beings One gentleman wbose
oculd not learn, but who most exquis,seIy
crossed turned up his nose % he pssed into the Es
sss ,s,e soss sssy via me. m
nutes-"
The committee ,houshs that oue or two Of the mcu
would address TIE poodle would have bcer effect &C
oordnrly with great persuason induced 10 step
forward and speak Of nh suerns' and hose Of his com
sppcsr before you In behalf Of my fellow sufferers who
are now sitipg around me, The remains Of "WaAers
men, that Internal wretch (cries OF good, who has
s~n a. rom or homes. Look around ron and
behold hcec men, dtEitu,e Of means, sme Of
irem thousands or miles from their homes
ees you 70 Nd a, in this extremity Poor, miserable
eres'or@ were We durtrg the sege at Rva, For sixty
louf osys moN OF ne lived on from one qssrer 10 ooe
sugar each day"
Another OF The returned vas here brought forward
NiIlaM oAs-os oy name He spoke rather disconnected
y stating, however, that be went ont from Nc orleans
with company some 26T men, and bat thirty or forty
OF whom would De able 70 reach theif homes s ~e
upon The horrible ooncinon ~ The wuuded aud sct ex
claiming thu, he had seen massois BY the hsudf yos
OF the wounds Of toe men, taey we're dvins Esr
want OF attention "heo," said be, 'lu HE oJ Rsvoln
uonsry srmy have net suffered han hss beep an
dured by the rcu sho s'e row before you "A A, tyue
that are needy, sud lte vssisncs wouli help us
VERY much. Nehwe confdepce in wsrer. re 10, al
not 10 hin fu protection. n he er,effsned he isas ans
p,con sssptt be Immediately orse~ed on, 4,
be shot BE IS, however, brave maaof thas there Is
no doubt
Avd,o--Do you ike walkerf
An,.er-No, we DO nct. Walker was = tyrsna
J ust before the capitulston he sid 70 No, "Boys
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-11-04
New York City Misunderstanding
News from Havana.
New York, Oct. %.

NEW 1ORk, Oct. ~.
Judge Peabody has given a final de.
cision in the Street Commissioner ease
that, all books, maps, papers, &c, per
tanning to the Office, be delivered to Mr..
Conover, the Governors appointee.
The Independent has suspended the
publication of the list of failures.
The Cunningham baby case came up
before the Superior Cour. to-day, but
no action was taken.
In the case of Cozcmir, the murderer
of policeman Anderson, the Court has
refused the place of-trial as asked for
by the District Attorney, aud the trial
Will come off in November.
A correspondent at Havana says
Mars, Balbif s. Co., bankers, have fail
ed. Liabilities 500, 900. Nessrs. R,-
mors s. Co., have also suspended.
The American brig Pierre Soule, las
landed a full cargo of negroes, and
another ship had landed 600, both near
Havana. Several more cargoes had ar,
rived at Cardenas. It is stated that aB
soon as the English Consul heard of the
arrival of these s%lavers, he went to sec
Gen. Concha, AID requested him to pros
ccute the traders, which he did. The
Consul ii en- tried to oblige Concha to
put the cousignees in prison, falling in
which he struck his flag, and left the
city for London. Orders were received
to quarter all the soldiers forming the
garrison of the Island, and have them
ready to assist Mexico at Q moments
warning.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-11-04

A THRILLrne INcrDENr.-Among the
incidents of the Sepoy revolution, the
following possesses a thrilling interest /:
Crank Gordon, Alick Skeene, his
wife and a few poems, managed to get
into a round tower when the disturbance
began the children and all the rest
we're in other parts of the fort altogeth-
err sixty. Gordon had a regular battery
of guns, also revolvers, and he and Mr..
Skeene picked off the rebels as fast as
they could fire, Mrs, Skeene loading for
them. The poems say they never missed
once. and, before it was all over, they
killed thirty,seven, besides wounding
many. The rebels, after butehering all
in the fort, brought ladders against the
tower and commenced swarming up
Frank Gordon was shot through the
forehead aud killed ct once. Skeene
then saw that it was no use to hold out
any longer so he kissed his wife, sho'
her, and then himself"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-11-04
Democratic Senators Eject.

0CL1OSL aL1S OAatO4 S4SCEI
Ashland and Richlnnd-James Cant
we'll.
Hamiltor-William L. Hatch, E. B.
Langdon, Charles Smith.
Warren and Butler-Luren Smith.
Montgomeryiand Preble-Heury SHE'D
Ter.
Clermont and Brown-Dr. Kincaid.
Ross and Highland-W. H. Stafford.
Adams. Pike, Scioto and Jackson-Gec.
Corwine.
Lawrence, Gallia, Meigs and Vinton-
Patrick Murdoch.
Fairfield, Hooking and Ashens--Colo-
ne. Schleich.
franklin and Pickaway-Augustus l..
Perrill.
Muskingum and Perry-Dr. Vanatta.
Delaware ard Licking-W. j. Read.
Coshocton and Tuscarawns-Df. Cass.
Guernsey and Monroe-M Morrow.
Carroll and Stark-Thomas W. Chap
man.
Wayne and Holmes-D. J. Perky.
Seneca, Crawford and Wyandot-Rob-
ert McKelly.
Mercer, Auglaize, Allen Vanwert, Paul
ding, Defiance and WIlliams-Edwin
NJ. Phelps.
Hancock, Wood, Lucas, Fulton. Henry
and Putnam-Josiah n. Westcott.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-11-04
Revolutionary Pension Laws
DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.

nR. HARDMAN, Physician for the Dis
IL eases of the Lungs, formerly Physician
of t Cincinnati Marine Hospital and Invalids
Retreat.) May be consulted by the afflicted
as follows =:
Ashland, Sampsel House, Thursday, Dec. Sd,
Mansfield, Wiler House, December l.
Dir. nardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Paryngitis and all diseases of the
thrat and lungs by Medical Inhalation. The
great point in the treatment of all human NAL
aides, is to get at the disease in . direct manner.
| All medicines are estimated by their action up
on the organ requiring relief. This is the i'm
| portant fact upon Inhalation is based. If the
stomach is disordered, we take Incidence d.
rectly into the stomach. If the lungs are dis
eased, breathe or inhale mediciated vapor di-
rect..y into the lungs. Medicines are the anti
dotes to disease, and should be applied to the
very seat of diseases. Inhalation is the appli-
cation of this principle to the treatment of the
lungs, for it gives us direct access to those in
tricate air cells and tuces which lie out ofreach
of every other means of administering medl-
cines. The reason that Consumption and 9th
er diseases of the lungs have heretofore resisted
all treatment, has been because they have ney-
or been approached in u direct manner by med
icine. They were intended to act upon the
lungs, and yetwere applied to the stnmach =
Their action was intended to be local, and YET
they were so administered thatthey could only
act constitutionally expending their principal
Immediate action upon the unofendlng stom-
aeh, whilst the ulcers within the lungs are un'
molested Inhalation brings the medicine in
direct contact with the disease, without the
| disadvantage of any violent action. Its appli
cation is so simple that il can be employed 10y
the youngest infant or feeblest invalid. Itdoes
not derange the stomach, or interfere in the
smallest degree with the strength, comfort oil
business of the patient.
OTHER DISEASES TREATED.
In relation to the following diseases either
when complicated with Lung affections, or eN'
isting alone. 1 also invite consultation-usu
ally find them promptly durable.
ProIapsus and all forms of Female Com
plants, Irregularities and Weakness.
Palpitation and other forms ofHeart Diseas
es, Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, and all othel
Diseases ofthe Stomach and Bowels, Piles, DC
All diseases of the eye and ear, Neural
gia, Epilepsy, and all forms OF Nervoes Dis
eases.
No charge for consultation.
jul29pStf S. D. ND
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-11-04

A STEAM WHALE BoAT.-Thc ship
America, which sailed from New Bed
ford a few days ago, took out a new
whale-boat, with a steam apparatus in
the stern to drive a paddle wheel, fitted
with two oscillating engines. This boat
can be driven at the rate of twelve
miles an hour being two miles more
than the usual speed of the whale
The steam generating cylinders, which
are of Lyman's make, can resist a pres.
sure of 1000 pounds to the square inch
This boat is about two feet longer and
one foot wider than the ordinary whale
boats.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-11-04
GGe Asbiaa6 Nnioa.
Ashland:
Wednesday, November 4, 1857.
CASH. CaSH!! CAsrI!lI

The word has, Of late, an unusually
unmusical sound. There is no ring Of
the metallic in it, IS there was formerly.
Cash has somehow become an associate
end rhymer with trash and crash. The
three appear to have cngaged>in a riot.
They appear to lave a dubious regard
for US. Cash looks distant, and "plays
ef." Trash approaches US occasionally.
with his habituaiiy p%cstiiential air; but
we have thus far been able to compro-
mise with him, and quarter him upon
our creditors. AS long as We can do
this, VIC have no fears, and will continue
on friendly terms wishTrash. We sub
ssst, indeed, By meats of his occasional
visits-albeit, he is full of sores and
crime. If he should withdrew his coun-
tenance entirely, Crash wonlderecu,e Us
Within sixty days. Now, Trash, We iu-
woke thee, Ard; after the manner of trag-
edy, iinplore thee, to come to our arms
or pockets, as the case may be. Trash
old fellow I've capitulate pitch in |!
You'll find US here, your ssrvant and
your victini You are, to be honest
about il, u especial hope and expect
ancy. We want to look upon your old
"picter," SO long as you will be accept
able to some friends of ours, who are
willing to regard you as apProximating
nearer Cash than our promissory notes.
We. nsk such CT our subscribers as are
strong enough to do it, TO arrest you,
take you into custody, and "bring you
in" The winter Of our discomfort :"
is coming on apace-and you-even you,
Trash, can make it glorious SUMMER"
But to be serious, and come down to
sober realities: We are very reluctantly
compelled to repeat to our subscribers
that We must have money to meet en-
gagemcuts that are past due. We must
at once enter upon a thorough and per.
severing effort to collect from such Of
our subscribers ss are in arrears for six
months and upaards. Our present en-
barrassments arise chiefly in consequences
of advances We made our predecessor for
subscriptions we purchased of him.
We shall call, during the present and
next week, upon all who receive their
papers at Savannah, Ruggles, Nova and
Perote, and hope that all u friends
who are in arrears will be prepared to
give Us material aid
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-11-04

E9 The editor of the Times is great
~ shocked because we acknowledged, on
behalf ofthe Democracy OF Ashland coun'
ty, the Indebtedness of the party to sew
eral gentlemen for their disinterested
and effective labors during the late cam
paign. The editor regards US as having
made a great sacrifice Of self-respect be-
cause We included Mr.. McCARTY, in the
list-inasmrch as Mr.. McC. and our
self were at one time politically and
personally hostile, and because, during
that time, many offensive things were
said on both sides. These differences
we're adjusted something more than q
year since, in q name satisfactory to
both parties; and without, as each be-
lieved, making any compromise of the
honor or selfrespect Of either. Com
promises like this, of former personal
feuds, may be a Illuminating spectacle
to those who feed upon implacable pas
sions, and who are so constituted that
they can never forget nor forgivo-but
as to ourselves, We are free So confess to
the weakness of choosing to be at peace
rather than at enmity, with our neigh
bors, and particularly when peace aud
unity can be attained without any COM
promise of manhood.
II occurs to US that the magazine of
Republicauism in Ashland county is
pretty well exhausted, when it is deemed
necessary to resort to such issues to keep
the breath OF life in its body.