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Convention met pun suapt to adjourn
ment, aud the committee on credentials
reported 81 delegates from Ashland;
% from Medina; 10 from Lorain sc
from Wayne. ..
On motion, the following Congression-
al, committee was elected for the Dis
trict:
John s. Fulton, and J.. P. Cowan, OF
Ashland ; P. D. Smith, and A. 2.
Dayton, of Lorain; j i. Young and
J.. Ross, of Medina j. NcSwecney
and C. Q. Parsons, of Wayne.
On motion, it was Resolved that the
person having the majority of the whole
number Of votes be the candidate.
The convention then proceeded to
vote, rira rocc, for q candidate, and re-
suited on the 18Th ballot in the choice
of John p. Jeffrics who, having re-
ceived a majority of all the votes, was
declared unanimously nominated.
The committee on Resolutions repor
ted the following, which was unanimous
ly adopted. ~
Resolved, That we re-afirm and en-
dorse The principles set forth in the plat
form of the Democratic National Con
v~ention which assembled i. Cincinnati
in 1854, and that we heartily endorse
the action of the Democratic State Con
%vention in Aug. last-and that we will
support and elect the nominee of this
convention.
Mr.. Parsons addressed the Conven-
tion in a short but appropriate speech,
in which be pledged that the nominee
would do his whole duty for the success
of the party. 'll
On motion, the convention adjourned.
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ABoLITIoNIsM A DISEASE Bos-
ton Courier expresses itself on the sub
iect in this wise 'fOne of the most
interesting and instructive facts in the
history of the human race issthe recur-
renee from time to time, of the diseased
conditions of the public mind, .constitu-
ting moral epidemics, which infect socie-
ty with moral illusions, just as its ply
steal condition is occasionally disturbed
by affections or contagious distempers.
Whenever one Of these moral epidemics
seizes upon the public mind, it becomes
morbidly sensitive on some specific sub
ject; it ruus into the most pitiable ex-,
travagance it seems to lose all sense,
reason and judgment; it exhibits the
of temporary d~eliriousness.
Tho prevailing sediment in the Eastern
States, iu regard to the negro race, con-
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ashland Counu Fair.

The seventh annual Fair of the Ash
land County Agricultaral Society wa.
held on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri,
day of last week.
: The numbers in attendance exceed
those of any former year, which shows
the increasing interest that is taken in
these exhibitions by the people of the
county. We lave attended several Fairs
in the older and more densely populated
counties, such as Franklin, &c., but
never a County Fair that brought to-
gether such a mass of people as attended
here last week. ...IfL.-
The exhibition of Stock was hardly
equal, in quantity, at least, to former
years, with the exception of hat fur
nished by JOHN Scorr, Jr., Esq, of
Hayesville. Among his Stock was a
FLOODED horse recently purchased in
Kentucky, which attracted much atten-
ton, and is altogether the finest speci.
men of a horse we have seen in the
equity. Mr.. WIN. CASTER, of Vermill
ion, had the best Durham Cow and Calf
that has ever been exhibited in this
county. zf
Mr.. C. C. Wick, of the Cleveland
Agricultural Works, had a very extern
sive display of farmers implements
manufactured at that famous establish
ment.
But We have not time for details.
and must refer the reader to the list of
premiums awarded, which we will give
hereafter.
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Weekly Review of the Cleveland
Produce Market.

HERALD OFFICE, Monday Eve.
ar Sept. 81, 1858.
O~0RN=-Marketi improved and steady
at Clio. from store; at which several
thousand bushels have been sold. Sale
to day Of 2700 bushels from store at Gle.
0ATS-Very quiet at 42@43c.
RYE-Nominai at 6o@65c.
BARLEY-Quiet at 65@70c.
MESS PORK-Good mess is held
from Sl6.55@si6,6 go, at which a small
retail trade is doing. No. 2 is held at
SIS, 50@Sl6.
LARD-Quiet at le@lo4c.S ~
BUTTER--Good Central sells in a
way at l04@12c; and good w. r. at
121@I34c. Sale to day of % kegs
choice Central ut l3c. sfa.
CHEESE-Dull at 63@7Ic.
EGGS-The receipts are small, and
are readily taker at DC for small lots in
good order for city consumption.
POTATOES-Steady at 40c.
CRANBERRIES-Selling in a small
way at So, 1908 per bushel.
TIMOTHY SEED-Steady at ST.
50@Sl,75 per bushel.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR. RoBAcK IN sCiNcINNATI.-The
most brilliant success seems to ha We at.
tended the practice of this celebrated
Swedish Professor since his residence in
Cincinnati. The most desperate cases
ct dispepsya, scrofula, liver complaint,
rheumatism, and cough are reported by
the sufferers themselves to have yielded
to his Scandinavian Remedies. f" These
medicines, it appears, act chemically
upon the blood purging it from the Gle
ments of disease, and curing an inhnite
variety of disorders, by cutting off the
supply of morbid matter which forms
their basis. Testimony to this effect,
which cannot be impeaohed, is proffered
to all who are hard of belief. See Ad.
vertisement: E5 raeE H4vt5
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A SHAMELESS HUMBUG ExFLoDEDi-
The official returns of the August cleo
ton in Kansas, show that Bot3a single
vote 10 six of those "disfraDchised eoun-
ties" over which the Black Republicans
raised such a howl during the AutiLe.
comCtou frenzy. The reason of this is
the simple fact that no body lives iu
them to cast a vote. In six or seven
other counties, also among the ''disfran-
chised," the whole vote at the recent
election, reaches but a few hundred.--
Yet honest men were set almost Wild
with the notion that half the people OF
the Territory had been purposely denied
the privilege of voting!--NctearE NJ
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THELosT he party from
Adrian who went down to Baptiste Greek
in search of the body of Mr.. Thurston,
have not yet returned and there is no
tidings by the latest trains, so that we
may be sure no dis oyery has yet been
made. SIN
The startling rumor reached as about
noon that the body had been found on
the Huron River, below Detroit. Furth-
err inquiry developed the fact that the
body in question was that of an unknown
man who had been dead to all appear
ances several months-Detgo 7rS6. "a.
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E@The notorious o B. Matteson,
the Republican member of Congaess
from Oneida county, New York, who
was expelled from Congressfo for bribery
and corruption, is likely TO be reDomi-
mated by his party in that district. The
New York Tribune utters its protest,
but it will not, probably, avail anything
Matteson has, Notwithstanding his no.
torious character, always been invinciblc
in the Republican organization. The
Democracy, however, willsave tho nation
the disgrace of his return to Congress,
Gin. Eng.
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Proceedings of the Congressional
Convention,

The Democrats of the 18th Congrss-
ional District met at Ashland on the l4th
of September, pursuant to call. The
Convention was called to order by Col.
Benz. Eason of Wayne, on whose motion
Horace S. Knapp Esq, of Ashland, was
chosen President, and j. d. Jones of
Ashland, j.. l. Wilton, of Lorain,
Benj. Eason, of Wayne, and James c..
johnson, of Medina, were chosen Vice
Presidents,
On motion, Arson P. Dayton, of
Lorain, and j. A. Marchand, of Wayne,
we're elected Secretaries.
The following we're appointed a com
mittee on credentials: Messrs. Boynton,
of Loraiu, Parsons, of Wayne, johnson,
of Medina, AlbersoD, of Ashland.
The committee on Rules were, Messrs
Springer, of Wayne, Wolcott. of Lorain,
johnson, of Medina, and Fast, of Ash
land.
The committee on Resolutions were,
Messrs. McSwceney, of Wayne, l.. c.
Gibbs, of Lorain, Ross, of Medina, DR..
Scott, of Ashland.
On motion, the convention proceeded
to an Informal Ballot for a candidate,
and the counties on being called voted
as follows:
r. NJ. Hoicomb. of Lorain, received
10 votes.
Joseph Ross, of Medina, % "
j.. p. JeffrIes, of Wayne, So "
T. j. Kenny, of Ashland, % /"
lO3
Whole uumber Of votes necessary for
a choice 50.
On motion, the convention adjourned
till | o'clock p. Nj.
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VERMlLL1oN INsTrTUTE.-The Annusl
Literary Festivals of this old and popu-
lar institution of learning are being held
this week. w should he glad to re-
csive a report of the exercises at the hand
of some friend-our time being SO occu-
pied that we find it impossible to attend.
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stitutes a striking illustration of these
intellectual epidemics, and one which in
future times viii be looked back upon
with the same mingled sorrow and amaze
ment with which we at this time regard
the witchcraft mania of the old colony of
Massachusetts, q
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InkennMn.hin

There will be a Meeting of the De
mocracy of Lake Township at Coolies
School House, in Lake Township, on
Friday Evening, Oct. 8. which will be
addressed by T. j. Kenny and ]. j.
Jorahs2 6rs sEf1z
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LOCAL LUMN.
: TAsTILAND, O, SEPT %, 1858.
Neil Repartures.
unnoverTownshfp.

There will be a Democratic Meeting
at Loudonville, on Thursday evening.
October z. which will be addressed by
II. j. Kenny and J. +. HOFFMAN.
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Cabinet and Chair Shop.
e. EPPLER

II AVfNGpermaneptly established himselTin the
IL above business in Ashland, VIII execute all
orders in every departmental his business, to the
satisfaction Of those who may favor him with
their patronage. His goods are all manufactures
by himself, in the old and honest way, and ale
W arra ntea to rrOve whattheys seem and what they
are rec
T9Warc-room aud Shop in the building former
Iy owned aud occupied by ]. MusGravc.
AshI8u nd, July :, 1853. u5u
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Meeting AT Polk

Mr.. McCARTY and Mr.. KENNY ad.
dressed a very good meeting of Demo
Gratis at Polk on Saturday evening last.
The best of feeling prevailed, and we
are assured that Jackson township will
do no damage to her former well-earned
reputation, but will give to the whole
Democratic ticket a hearty ard effective
support
ss CeuRToF COMMON PLEAs.-The Court
of Common Pleas, Judge GEDDEs pre-
sliding, commenced its session on MOE
day. The civil docket is small, con-
sidering the long vacation; but several
criminal cases of Importance will prob
ably be determined at the present term.
5--ANS%
IA BOLD BURGLARY,-We had omit
ted any mention of the affair referred to
below, by a correspondent of the Cleve-
land Recieeo, under the impression that
silence, for the present, would better
.subserve the ends of justice in bringing
to light the perpetrators of the crime :
ASHLAND Co, O., Sept, 2lst, 1858.
EDfron REvIEw 20 the night of
Saturday or on Sunday morning last,
the office of I. J. Kenny Esq, Prose
cutting Attorney, was broken open, and
a desk containing his papers carried
of. Beside others of valHe, were all
the papers relative to criminal cases
which are to come up for trial at the
mex term of Court, which commences
on the 9th. The desk was found out
side the village emptied of it's contents
Suspicion rested on one Josiah Mettes,
who is under bonds for his appearance
.at1Court. A search was made on his
premises but nothing found to prove his
guilt. Our prosecutor is vide awake,
and will do his best to arrest the mis-
chievoas author of such proceedings.
St4h ASHLAND.
Although there can be no doubt of
the crime having been committed by
rogues interested in cases Fhich will
come before the present Grand Jury,
yet We are happy to saytbat, except that
the Loss Of the papers will impose much
additional labor upon Mr.. KENNY, bis
activity and industry have repaired all
damages, aud he has recovered evidence
amply sufficient to successfully prosecute
sll bis cases.
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BEST MATERIAL
Sustain Home Enterprise,
Sustain those who Sustain You {!

Sustain those who Sustain You!
TNHE undersigned having purchased entirely
L new stock Except his Teams, which every
body who has ever travelled with him knows is
las good as new,") is prepared to transmit pass.
engers to and from Ashland and Mansieldi in as
comfortable condition., and ON asfavorableterms,
as they have ever beer in the most 'fushtimes."
His line connects at Mansfield with trains on
the Pittsburg, FIT. Wayne & Chicogo Rail Road,
and also with trains on the Mansfield, Sandusky
City and Newark Rail Road
Leave Sampsel House, Ashland az Tao'clocR,
NJ. arrive at Mansfield at IQR o'clock, An
Leave North American House, Mansneld at 81
o'c lock, p. NJ. (aIter arrival of the Northern
train fir ON Sandusky W and arrive at a shIand ate
EXPRESS
And other packages carried, as otnaEs heretofore,
al a rea sonableTecom pence.
LEVI NcGAULEY- Propri etor.
Ashland. Nov. Ii, 1887. 23tf
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IOO1T : =
All of which notice is given pursuant to
law.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Ashland Sept. Is, A. D. 1858. Avis
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Sherif's Proclamation.

DRoCLAMATIoN is hereby made to all
i the qualified Electors of Ashland Coun-
ty. Ohio, that a general Election will be held
as required BY law, on Tuesday the 18th day
of October A. d. 1889, 81 the several places
of holding Elections in said COUNTY at which
time the following officers are TO be chosen, viz:
STATE OFFICERS.
One Supreme Judge ono Attorney General I;
one Comptroller of the Treasury one mem
!; one oofBtfofr
Pleas Judge.
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COUNTY OFFICERS

One Auditor one Treasurer pne Prosecuting
Attorney one Sheriff; one COMMISSIONS !;
one County Surveyor; one Recorder and two
Infi"mary directors.
, And the Trustees of the several townships
are requested to return to the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, the following num-
Der of Jurors from their respective townships,
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this Company is based an examination OF
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HOME INSTITUTION.
BOARD OF DIR 0IaS.
JACOB GRAIL, B. B. CLARK,
Il. G. BUSHNELL, PETER RISER,
H. LUTHER, VIM. OSBORN,
L. JEFF. SPRENGLE, 10. JENNINGS.
T. s.
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L.: JEFF. SPRENGLE, Sec'y.
"A @ q IN % s..
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in Ohio. Send for a circular containing full in
formation. ii T.-rF
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&rnaI advertisements.

xYfRGxNEA, 81 :-lAt Rules hsll y the
Y Clerks Office, " ne Circuit IeVft q
pitnpm COUNT. a she month q Ve'ooss'
iienfy d. Middleton, S,s,,e....:.
an ol,;ect 81 this suit Il. 10 repeal, cancel.
md III nside, three grants issued .by the Com
lnoawealEh Of Virginia: tothe defendant. Rus I.
81 Jnne, 1859. Isl 200 acres Of land. and the
nthxr Two, bearing date. oi the ~ dey q
March. 1853. lor Sc. and 4 y acres q land,
respectively IS Illegally anq imp5ohsIis, ~ "a
embraced il said sra nis, from the deienq9nt
q tie complsinsns and 4 appearing by i, an
dawn fiiad that The above named Deieneanl'
RnsselI Il hnders. Is Il rlon-fes dent Of the Com
maconwsalth 81 Virginia, il Is ordered that ne
d. appesl here il one month after das publ .. Y.
q ntotectEn his interest in the premises
Teste, R0. II HARVEY Iiefx.
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IMP0RTANT pIsGoxRRY.


fna = ms ki<sises ~ IA II,tfs ma
80 @s-..s ss... ~ si,..'.i ~, 4. s.f.1:..
ILL 4 mum 80 pasDatsA Ill ~ vh'
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w tiles in the lungs. through the air pas-
sages. and coming Id direct cOmfaet with TIE
lays tie Dough. CAUSES free and easy = xpec
ioraii6ns h9els NE la6gs, pafiiies lhe blood
imparss renewedss vitality g the nervous syn
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FINDER and By virtne pfa Decree o. the
I Circuit Court sor Putnam County, ren-
1.,..d AZ lis Se..tember Term. I85S--in Inc
casaE of Alan Asbuft, against Amelia Shivi-
daker aud ais. shall On ths
92d day Of November, 1855
s. III frc1f,door of the Eour House Of said
ca,,rtv. yeIl ne tract at land, lying IN said
County, III Pocatalico, known az ne Mlcnpe'
"a Y. ia aces. Il public auction, 70
az b;rhrIf l,,ader. ,,pon / credit of six,
~ eeh teei month. taking bond with
s,.,,d saer stv f,u,n tI.c purchsssr = purcha-
sers thereof receiving interest from ths DAY q
$ Is. resery;ug tl,e little as further security
/ se ~ ~ ~, JAS. W.. H0GE,
80 d I ID Special Commissioner.
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4. ~. ~ 1000
..s'. ~. ~ 81 - Z ,..i,s.ul.e -
OE|E3 Wv. DIS "a - 81.
-. q. $50. ,.ffff.. riS;st.l<f.
0sH Aesss 49,. ~ n;si'.Se. 1j;ss1<st IA a.
..eet4 ~. 81 ri<,, i1f;s,.
AteHsys - $500 e ~ ncSss 1<i N Hes.
$sEgsss II. f''sx y. a lrSas. NSSs 1ni
giss1;ts. y 80, sig 1r IN. ~. csn
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Densss e. -. .e ~ Ss...,sf GeS1Se.
f9s.s 4, ". IL Il
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sALE Or LAND AID SALT PR0P.

III III & sil q S# Hi 4Ess AA4M = H. fs III
sT1Y virtue Iof : decree DC lie circhit court
ID of KanAwha csu6tE rendered u the
Spring tenn 1855. In the caseoi Capeheast
q Smith. against ] 3. O. Brooks and others,
~ shall paoceel b sell. on The 96tli day 81
October next. II the front door Of the court
house of KanaWha county one andiyiled
third mart ofla ceriain tract CF parcel Of land
ii said deciee mentioned. II being part
afthe land conveyed ~ issac Noycs sud wife,
10 said b $40. Brooks ana Cynihia NAyes.
(aow wife 0f Enos sAknold,1 III common. by
deed datea February q, 1871. The said Ar
noEi anA wife, hasing also conveyed TOD s.
%. Brooks and for more particular de-
scnption Of said property. reference i here
made ID the papeFs fled in said cause and 70
J: 8. O. Brooks oF "a. u.s.
! Terms Of ssle@-Tea Ber. cent Of the pns-
chase moneylfo be pad IN hand, the residue
upon 1 credit OF six, nine, and eighteen
months, ID besecesed BY bond and good seen
rityg bearing interest from DAY cf saix--title
retained tin lhoaey paid. aad liberty rksefved
ID ~ sall fsr cash, III default Df Vax1nent by
Tie purchaser JAMES II. BRO N, 81
sa hA N.lFiTZIIHGH.
.rA Commissioners.
go e fnxn 0aks
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Foote expressed tie belief that i
certain nnisef would take the beam
ont Of his own eye, II he knew he
could sell tie timber.
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EDWARD c. 9TOI.LE, Elf
W 4 = q = ~ r = y !


front street, opp0s,tc (;o.horn iEoase,
CHARLEST0 N. VA.
Repairs Watches and Checks, Ill the shbrtesi
possible notice, ard will ghak sntee hislwork
los twelve m1hths.
ne also repsirs IeweiIy inIthe very besk ana
most substantial manner.
March a. 1897
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TpFFER for sale \ valuable s AB A PRINT
j MILL. with two ncres Of Land atlScls6
npdn which there il 4 new and comfortable
Dwelling House This Mil is wen sifns lid
halt mile below TIE Mouth Of cpal River.
win take pleasure in showing the property
70 Any one desifingt to purchase.
B. S. THOMPSON.
copl,s Mouth, 1858. 3:4f
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l. Sc n IA LIT r. q 8
s AND PakrENlx n1TFERs.

Il IA RTLLS
f AND PlEENIx nITTElls.
TIME hest family medicine nov 5sioab
il public f0t the cure oE
scRoFthA uLcEHs. scuRvy
Or Eripiiohs 81 the skin. Fever end Aes
Dyspepsia. Dinfsys ana IN fact IN d1sss'
sopB reid 10 theif curative prppeftifs.
+ has been computed that duIirgtle Afa
years upwafds " Eoek Millions e. ps.yss
haze beea beIieaIttd py the slse % tteMnsF
|ieiHess fact which sI,eahs volumes ip r.
|pf their cHraiiEt pE speriies-~a ssheis iTls!E
place them beyond the iesxh o. cenPslie
the estimate Of every patient. BY their " !.
Inlood Is restored 70 he's y state and i''ss
Iliom aifimpuf.tie3. Tie sfsttm IS MI reduced
during their opelnsipD. b ( I'M lgafssssi -
they require no RS faiat HON basinss. Z
pleasure. M
II The afflicted hhfe ii these IpelitiussI.r
ply thai will DO let them 81 thai NJ dieihse q
possibly effect. Prepared b.
tsAe le<ly WI b. M0FFAT, NJ Vol.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-23

HOUSE AND LOT lin THE TOWN or
HuFFAEQ TOR SALE
RY virtue 81 ! Decrec Or the ICirtbit Court
~ for Putnam County, nxecnt<1 a. its Sep
iembei term. 1888, IA The eaSe ~ Richard
snell against Mildred Page and Others Eshsll,
9th Of November, 1s5S,
On ne premises, n The town oI Bnifal6, sell
The interest ef the infant hers ofJohn 4.
Smell. deceased, III the house i'd lot with ifs
epperteinancee. IN said town. Dr. which said
John A. Smell died seized and POSSESSED al
ln bic auction, u the highest bidder, upon 81
credit p six, Twelve and eighteen months
taking bond, with good security fof the p9r-
CHASE mo9ey receiving interest from inc day
q ssie, ena iescxsinflth titils ~ fnfthtf
security J AS. w. H0(iE.