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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17
KINGS HOTEL.

By III ASomGrs
MIR. AsoHER would inform the travelling
Ia aud pleasure seeking public that be is
but has csms into possession Of .KIEG3H O-
TEL. that uRder his management he v I'LL fur
nish the best accommodation. This Is true Of
his well furuished. large and pleasant rooms,
. we'll surprised table and the conseniences Of
stabeiing and livery Hei 9 preparedso enter
beautiful hall fur c~otiIlioa parties. exhibitpns
and public lectures. Board - per day. 30
New Londcr. juno 9. le5e.e I2lis2tf
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Gun Smithing.

81 TINE subscriber would respectfully an.
N nounee to the public that he is pre-
M pared to Manufacture Rifles of all kinda
4time and money in the Improvement Of
the Target Rifle, he now holds himself
ready to make and warrant Rifles tmade on
BiIlinghurst's improved plan) to shoot aecor-
ding to the annexed rule: -
AT 100 yards an average Of ! each shot
-" 200 ""df4 q" -" 2 "
-" 800 80 g
/" 400 &c e " !" 6
~ Repairing done ons abort notice and
warranted. Up. A. REINHARD.
/, Ioudonvil1e, o., Sept. %, te56sni7n
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17

EA Philadelphia printer, Phillip
Lynch, who entered the Office of the En-
quirer twenty years ago, a poor lad. has
been elected to the Legislature in Cali
fornia, and has msde a Fortune in farm
ing and stock raising.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17
CARD TO LADIES.
The Haehish or Percie Pills, for Female

The Haehish or Percie Pills, for Females.
The importers of this reliable and safe remedy
for Female Complsints, would re, pectfully call
tho attention of the ladies' of this country to it,
feeling assured tina in the Hachish or Pereie Pills
they will find a safe and never failing remedy for
all diseases arising from q derangcd and disor.
dereI sy stem, such as the sick headache, palpita-
tion of the heart. Jowness of spirits, nervous az
fections, Luecorrhea, Whites, &c.
In rem owing stoppages or distinctions of the
menses, from Whatever cause, they are iEfallible.
The suppression SO common is speedily relieved,
andthere will be no recurrence, II used according
to directions. % q
~ 10 aya CAUTION.
There are times when the Haehish CT Percie
Pills should not be taken.ample experiences hav-
Ing proven that they will not only prevent preg.
nancy. but Invariably cause miscarriage a. they
dies arc therefore cautioned against using them
at such times-at any other time they are safe.
One peculiar feature of these Pills Is the re-
markable effect they have upon the cye-impart.
Ing colt strength, clearness and brtiliancy (which
Is not transient or Injurious but highly beneficial
and iasting,l increasing It's power TO an eminent
degree; and this effect, in connection with their
certainty in rem owing distractions, &C., indis-
putabl, proves that they contain properties and
produce effects never before obtained. ~
MouToE, Proprietor, Rue st. Hon0re, Paris, or
MAssoL &c LkuEIE. importers. 6ela
Price Sl.eS per box; half boxes Is cents. Sold
by Gayord d Hammond, VIM. Fiske. Strong &
land, and by Druggists generally
Mail Packages.
Mall Packages put up In closely sealed double
envelopes, having the appearance of an ordinary
letter. Price $780, Sold only by our General
agents, ". b. ALDEN & CO.. Cleveland, Ohio, to
whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by Clark & Potter. Agents. Ashland, o.
- Spet. Is, 1883. vlS
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EThe Louisville Democrat says
the amount of tobacco chewed in the
Circuit Court room 10 a day, during the
criminal term, is estimated at twenty
Eve mounds
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17
Innden.aA And comnaoh Gelaeu

InflnenzaAnd Comnnoh GolafsEike
thieves in the siiipre of the night. have eerrteo
many to the silent grave. Theg are eaQletby .
aehis rendered. insrtfve, and The lungs beeons
loaded with corrupted mAtter. which entero the
blood. and disease Ii the result For all egl41,
coughs, and ehills, succeeded By heat. and oll
levers of every form. hoarsepssk apd rNNueps 81
the Throat, lungs and stoncach, and feya veal
ness and sicknesao of exery kind. rom thIeefo sue
ofthcse Pills on going to bed fora few dafn, WA
be all that you require TO restore yon 20 yeIf4Et
health It has been admitted and claimed III
hat will extirpate al manner OF disease from
the sysseIn, equal - Dr. MoTse's Indian Root
Pills ;ythat the more you take them .fhe Stranger
eon crow They are founded upon the prineipiO
Ii at the hu maD body IL subject To- but one diaDnge,
uanneiyi co:ruyt ha mugs. These PHla net only
efetnsd the bowels but also follow the blood
through every vein and artery. and 90 p1rfh 1ft
from all morbid hnd corrupt humors. that dts-
ease of lexery name is driven from the bpdfg
GreatEemaIe observation-disclosures bo
value health should never be 7EithopttleHs ptls.
II has been admitted By Z number OF physfcienD.
than females cannot too highly veluethern. Ihny
have given health and spirits TO hundreds OF -.
males Hho without THIN would have been In
their graves. They purify the blood remove o.
strncttons,a nc give skin . beadtiful sfbo cieaTt
healthy. and Interesting Gppearence. a box Of
these Piilg isegreat medical companiou afepr-
tain periods. From one 10 thres should Be taken
every eayunftlreiieia attained . sore rtQn-
iy. when well. keey the stemiu-heel con-
dillon, DR. Mores's lhdisn Roo Pins srs spid By
For sale by CLARK P0TTElk5
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JILL 81 -Nr- EZ~
4 SsHspetent insfff.ffen. ssfaehatsd y speetett -
dzrntnf for fac refief cf tkD sirk nnd df9rraassf
afflicted pirk Yfv3isnt and Epideaie dfssaset4
1so aifpersons anIietsd with ssxunI n1&nuoa
1 such a. SfERMATQkkHG a, kNlNA
WEAKNESS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GLRET. aYPHILls.t Tbs Vice Of oSAN11G. OF
SELF ABUSE Sc, &c. Ee<n E
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. IN vfsN 81 fAs
swfulesstrnctiof % haman uJe. cazset ~ ser,
uai dissases. and the decsPttons prakfiseh upon
the unfortunate Victims Of S1EhdilEan1a hIohGcka
seysraiyesrs ago directed their ConeuifiDf s1r.
seon. ssasCH1RiTAB & sWorthY % thsir
name 10 open z Dispensary for the treatment q
this class Of disc tin all their furnlB. And N
give -MEp1GAL ADVICE GRATIS. to ALI Whn
apply b y1etter, with d description OF tnHif 61d.
|dtiiou, ;see. oeeuphtior habit Of nfe, 4e.1 and
In essef o. extreme oserty 10 FDhNIBH MkDI,
lCINKS FREE OF CHARGE. II IL nsedlo1a %
Medical skilh of the age. and VIII furntsh TIE
most approved modermtrextnents
The Direetors On hreIjeW 81 the, past, feel g.
spred that tbeir isbof6fn this spAers Of beneTo.
LEM eGart, have been Of ereat kene1t 10. thb. a.
ficted. especially to the young, and Hay knTe
resolved 10 dftoss-theunselyes%-Btih renewed
teal. 70 sepyp Important bst mesh tsFpised
Just Publishes Syths fssoeistss a Ks11rt "a
spermatorrhoa or SeminSi AIN tie Vice
of Onanism,r MastufhAtfop or Eeif.At1s ensA
sother Diseases OF the SexpAio Organs. ~ tie Tort
vi eing Surgeon Svet Itch VII be Sem ~ mail ~
q sealed ietter en- yelope.l FREE OF caAACx.
on fe6elpt OFT VIC SfANfsfor poft1gs
AddTess for Report Or trestment d,
ISOLATION, No 9 South Ninth Strcet- PhfiadeIpLta,
Pa. BY order Of the DirectosaS
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL. President.
sRAIRCH1LD. Secretary. 1y9i
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on
IMMENSE Conn CRoP IN KENTUCKY
The Louisville Journal says the corr
crop has never been so ,arge as the pres
ent crop promises to be. 1t states that
there are fields in the blue grass region
estimated at IFS bushels to the acre,
while fields promising rs to 80 bushels
are quite common. Sc
K The Palmer (Mass.) Journal
says that Deacon Daniel Mixter, of
Three Rivers, who is suffering from a
cancer in his bowels, has been forty six
days without taking any no~urishment.
A little cold water taken into his stom-
ach is Immediately thrown OF.
liza Judge out West has recently
decided that it might be insanity to
sign another mans name to a check in
place of your own but when you draw
the money on the check, aud spend it.,
there is a great deal of sanity in tho pro-
ceeding.
EThe militia force of the United
States is computed at 8 600, 600 effective
men, of which the State of New York
claims to furnish SOC. 0oe. 20 D7a =
EEBirst class stores IN Chicago,
which one year sgo brought $500 per
year, arc now offered for $500. 80
E-A sermon in four words on the
vanity of earthly possessions. "Ehrouds
hare no pockets
sAH.NHE ~ 81
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Farm Wanted.

A COMPETENT farmer desires to rent
"a Farm, and obtain possession N Septen-
er nex. frquire 0. the editor of this paper
e5uIy 90, i1ess gea rs
g o fa@ q jrS9 Ts L.
1sFT 1so9 SIS D. IS
1'zew tofl81a r. agert
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17

Estate OF John SchaEnbaugh. Sr.
NOTICE Ii hereby given that tho understsned
IN has been duly appnintei and qualified as Ad,
mintetrator OF the Estate of John Sehamba ugh,
ST., late of Green Township, Ashland county,
JOHN scHxMBAueH. JI.
y Nov. ~ I6se.-, - Sw23t b
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zEAcGE zOoE
IA AMWRAGRa@K

d O. TICKNoR would respectfully inform
ID. the people Of Ashland. that he IL Ell.
gagged in the Manufacture Of
DQ0mN DOo&5
for Banks and County Offices also binds
Magazines, Newspapers. DC. Orders left with
Mr.. Knapp Ct the Office of the Ashland Union,
viii receive prompt attention. Asen
Sept. 6. 1855. nl6f
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17
Settlements Demanded.

THE undersigned having sold his Store AID Tin
Il fablishnaen emf. must have . settlement with
all his late eustomers. He may be found ct his
old shop west OF the Miller House, where be will
remain q short time for tho accommodation OF
Z. g. EoTER.
Nov. 10, IeSa.kEg EzHaz 4w93.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17

farm contains 165 Acres. shout 700 of which Is
cleared and in q high state of cultivation. TIE ball
ance 10 tho very best OF timber and q good Or
chard of choice fruit. There. Is q never failing
Spring of water close 10 the house. and three
or four other Springs on The premises The huflds
ings are a large two story frame House nesrly
new, q large franc Barn and . lsree hrstrate sta
Bile for hofs, 8. and other out bufldiugs besides.
SAID farm Is located three miles west oftle cohn
~ seat. near the 0livesburg road will sell tho
above described farm on very reasonable terms.
and II Is just one OF the best ARMS in this region
ofthe cou ntry; and for further particulars en-
Of the subscriber living on the remisee.
4ssHr-@ aa~IASESSLoAG
Nqv.lc, 1859, ew25,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17

EETho North American estimates
The present population Of Pbiladelphia
- 90, e27
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17
A Good Farm For Sale

I'D THE nndersigned wishes 06l2A
to sell the Farm on S&<sS
which he now resides. L. zl&S
iiii ing in Milton Township ~V33S
Ashland county. Ohio; said
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06

Hon. Edward Everett is to deliver chart
ty lecture in Philadelphia, on Tuesday even
ing next, and yesterday the choice seats were
cold at sncton. The price of admission was
fixed at 81. and the bids were for the pre-
MUM on that price. large number at
prominent citizens were present, and SlOU
premium was lid by Geo. ii. Stuart, esq, Tor
the first choice. The same gentleman sub
sequently took twelve seats at Il IS premium
There are 60 seaports in Cuba, and last
year there were $3.50 coastwise arrivals and
1869 clesrances. This will give an idea OF
the trade of this beautiful island, which is
not more than half cultivated under the pres
cot regime.
The steamer Erricson is advertised to start
on a pleasure excursion to the MedierraUear,
on the lst OF May, touching at all the prin'
cipal ports. and bringing you back home
again for $3.50.
A gentleman who was formerly one OF the
propretors Of a mercantile house in DaveU-
port, which lately failed, is now saving wood
for living.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06
TeIesraphic Dispatches.

WHEELING. March 1 There are eight feet
of water 10 the channel Ct the OliO river at
this place, to-1,y The ice remains g0rged
above, but the river is reported frea be-
low. Considerable fr,i yht Is coming IN IN
the boats for the Baltimore and OIlO Rail
road.
RICHMOND. March 1 In the Senate, tc-
day. the bill forcing all the banks OF this
) ate to resume specie payment on the lst
Of November next, was ordered to be en-
crossed.
WASHINGTON, March 4.--Contrary to the
positions assumed by Gen. Shields, and other
prominent gentlemen, the Senate committee
on the judiciary have completed report.
concluding with resolution that hl'nDe-
sofa ia not State Of the Union. This, OF
course, denies t. Geo. Shields the right
which he claims to be admitted to a seat IN
the Senate.
WHEELING, March A collision is re-
ported IN have occurred yesterday on the
Central OIiO Railroad, near L!nesVille, 10y
which one Of that cOmpany's men IL SAID u
have been killed and another seriously ln-
iured n passengers were injured, nor has
any Interruption OF the trains occurred, as
far as heard from.
PROVIDENCE, r |, March 3 -Sullvan
D0rr, President of the Washington Insurance
Company, aud one of our Oldest and most
highly respected citizens, died this evening,
after brief illness. lie was O native OF Bas
ton, but has resided here Tor more than half
century.
Bos1oS, March AT an adjourned meet
ing of the creditors OF Messrs. lawrence,
Stone 4 Co., before Judge Amos, OF the Ia.
sugeucv Court claims were allowed amount
ing to 100000; making the total amount of
detts thus far allowed against the firm, 81
OIL 900.
BasToS. March 4-Tne petitions FOR the
removal OF Judge Lorlng were read before
the special Committees Of the Legislature
Yesterday. William Lloyd Garrison, and
colored lawyer, addressed the committee
in favor Of the removal. Action was post
poned.
WASHINGTON March The board to ex-
anime the senior class OF mldshlpmen, To
convene at Annapolis 90 the lat OF April,
consists of Captains Adams, llarwood, ADD
Ringgold, and Commanders TIlt'n and Lee.
New ORLEANS. March 2.-The Mississippi
at the present time is ? feet inches below
high water mark. At the same period last
year, it was feet inches below.
New YORK. March The steamers Moses
Taylor aud ST. Louis sail on Saturday tor
California. instead OF Tomorrow.
New YORK, March 4.-The L. 5. steamer
Niagara is expected to sail for EogIand on
Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06
~ Standing Army In Time OF Peace"

We regret 10 ser n COMPLAINT on the part
of some friends OF the Administration thar
Congress has refused to vote tho increase Of
the army demanded by the Secretary of War
We by no means consider the opposition of
Southern Senator's 10 ;his measure dictated
by dIsrespert for the Administration, or a
disposition 20 emharrass its measures. and
still less by auy sympathy for the rebellion
uf Utah.
Il should be remembered that all the prin-
ciples aud prejudlCes OF the Southern i, mo-
cracy are against standing armies. They
have been the engines which have over
thrown all the Republics Of antiquity. They
are issues Of eItravagance which exhaust the
Treasury and double the burdens oi the people.
They create an ari>toGracy Of the epaulette,
which infests and iniects every country
where it prevails. The battles OF the Re-
puthc have been fought with volunteer
militia, and il has always proved itsell
adequate - the defence Of the country. Why,
then. ask for material increase OF the
Federal military establishment
These reasons are 80 substantial that ne
may well pardon any 5 uthern man VII,
hesitmtes to strengthen the military power Of
the Government I, even upon such so emergen
~ a. that OF the present emeute in Utah.
Rich S,ufh
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Fairfax County Items.

We learn with sincere regret that the
health of our distinguished felow-citizsn
Com. Thos Ap c. Jones, is still very preca-
riOu.-,u aiciently so to create alarm 10 the
minds OF his uwn Immediate family. We
hope, however. that the fears now entertain.
ed may be speedily and happily dissipated
by the recovery Of the object Of them.
We regret to learn that Mr. Cook FItzhugh
of this county, received seine severe injuries
on Saturday last BY being kicked By colt.
One Of his arms was broken, his wrist dis
located, and he was otherwise injured. Mr..
F. is one Of our wesltheSt and oldest citizens,
hsing about nine'y years OF age. The servl-
ces of DR.. Wm. p Gunneil were speedily Sc
cured aud we are glad to add that the suffer
err is DOW doing as well as could be expected.
We have heard the Lecture delivered be-
fore the Temperance Association of this place
on Tuesday night last by cur young friend,
Mr. q. IL BtIncoe, spoken Of 10 the most
Il Altering manner. Ii Is reprcS 3nted TO have
been beautiful, eioqucnt and highly appropri-
ate, aud WIS receiVei with marked demon
STATIONS Of delight by large and Intelligent
audIenCe.--h sTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06
Cheap Living.

Some time since We condensed from an ad-
vertisement in the Advocate, published At
Jeffersonvile. Taz,well county, Va, few
facts concerning cheap living at that place.
The Union Hotel, 40 excellent establishment,
only charges 80 Der month for board, and
for single meals 25 cents The statement has
been extensively c pied into our exchanges,
and mt the N"rtn 1t mas excited no little AZ
tention. In New York and other cities north
of Mason & Drxon's line, sundry letters have
been written to the Postmaster at } terson-
Vile, and other prominent citizens OF the
place, desiring to know if the rate Of living
was as low as had been stated-the ne"spa-
per accounts appearing incredible. The
Advocate Of Saturday last says these letters
generally read a. il they we're written by
men Of property, intelligence and honesty
a chief reason always being Assigned, that
they are tired of Abolition fanatlclsm and fol.
". AS an adiitinnal inducemert to setter-,
the Advocate STATE. that there are thousands
of acres of land lying idle in the county,
begging purchasers at prices ranging from
so cent, 10 $40 per acre. RterSJurg Erp.
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Paris Item >.
EHTfo I'e"s .
4 Paris letter ssy-:

\ Paris letter says:
A report spread rapidly here few days
ago that Mazlioi had been seized at kehl, 10
Baden 3 lden, across the Rnine from France,
and had forwards been transferred 10 the
French side and lidged i'll the prison OF
S,rashurg. The police are now less certain
that the individual seized is the great Italian
agitat0r II it should prove TO be him, his
DAYS will suon be nun bered. Ailsop, the
Englshmsn concerned in the late attempt on
the Emperor's life, mas escaped from Eng
land to America-so We learn from England.
III is supposed TO be the map who lent Ois1ni
his name and his passport. The trial oi the
conspirators it is sal will take place at the
end OF this month.
Another man is dead from wound recelv-
ed on the night Of the night OF the ATTEMPT
on the Emperor liie-one OF the city guards
named Daihen. lie submitted 10 seSerai
painful operations, but at lat succum bed
| saw this morning "a wound OF man who
had lust escaped death. \ piecs OF one OF
the bombs passed through bis leg, carrying
away pieces OF the two bones OF the leg. lie
al a compound fracture and serious lEiam-
nation which for some days threatened MS
lIe, but Is now subsiding.
The company OF IaDcers which formed the
mounted escort which surrounded the Carl
age on the night Of the attempt. was called
to the Palace y few days ago, into the pre-
.ence Of the Emperor and Empress, u re-
ce We thanks for their gallant conduct on mat
night, and for the suffering they have under
gone since with their wounds. 10 each OF
tie officers his Majesty presented a gold
watch, with crowned n on the case, and
t, each of the men, twenty-five in number, a
silver watch, similarly decorated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06
A Fugitive slave Case In California

IL appears that Mr. q. \. Stosali, of Mis-
sisippi. vent u California sJme time since
for the benefit Of his health, taking With him
bis servant Archey. Archey having left his
master was brought before Judge Robinson,
At Sacramento whose questions be answered
by saying that be did not want to return
to Mississippi Alter hearing testimony
proving the fact Of ownership, and the pur-
pose tor which his master had visited Calltur-
MA, Judge K ,bInson decided that Archey
should be discharged, on the ground that he
Was Voluntarily brought into the State by his
master, and tina, his master WAS q CIT zen or
sqj0urner of the State. Comfy would never
he extended to the citizens Of another State
wben it would clash with tue laws Of State
or the rights Of citizens, and comfy could
never be extended TO str myers beyond the
rights and privileges allowed 10 its own citi-
zens. Archey was re-arrested Immediately.
and the case will be carried up to the Su-
preme Court Of California.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06
Incident OF Travel.

Parson Brownlow relates the following in.
cldent which occurred during his passage
from New Orleans t. Mobile on the steam
boat:
"One incident only occurred at the table,
worthy of note. An iII-bred and low flung
fellow, indifferently dressed. sat at my left
ribow-he had rever travelled much. He
called for some fried perch seeing another
gentleman opposite to him have pair Of fine
lake perch CO plate. They were brought
and placed before him on a small dish.
had, at the same time, called for dish of
-teHed oysters, ard the same servant, at the
same time, placed them before me in a small,
deep dish. This ill-nsnnered rascal reached
over deliberately, Lifted my oysters, set them
in his plate. and went to work on them. He
remarked TO he in az under tone, 'them's my
fish, Yes, said |. and hem's my oysters.
Here the matter ended, with this improve
ment: called tor more oysters and be for
more fish"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06
Htouisit,on for Prisoner.

Charles ASH y, the man who was charged
With assault,ng Phaln with slung shot,
some week. since in the city Of Wa-hing'o',
and who is now in custody in that city await
ing requisltIn fro the Governor Of Mary
land, Tor Stealing watch 10 this cry. was
before the Mayor of Washington on Wednes-
day. Officer Seal exhibited q Geographic
despatch from Baltimore, asking to have the
prisoner he'd until requislt'on ccuid be OBJ
tainei, and the Mayor thereupon remanded
him until Tomorrow morning. Ashby ap
pears t. be about twenty -6se years old, Is sal !
TO be desperate man. and when arrested q
siung-sbot or billy" was taken from his
pocket.--BGH. Am