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

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be 4
IN petition presented to the Commissioner of
Ashland county at their next regular session ask.
ing for the estabi ii shment of q county road COM
mencing at the road leading from Moheeanvi1le
to Jeromeville, at a point between George Reams
and George Botdorf's; thence TURNING West 90
rods; thence West between George Botdorfs and
N.Tyler go rods;thence between George Botdorrs
and John Gousts, 90 rods; thence between lands
owned by Jaco5 Helbert Sem, and VIM. r. Hill
thirty rods, to iutersect the road leading from
Mohecanvilie 10 Hayesville. and also the county
road between Jacob Hellert and Vincent Daily.
Nov. 10, 1859. 4w24~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17

FSNAKE HuNr.-T There was a
great snake hnnt in Foster. R. l., a few
days since. As Mr.. Brown was walk.
ing across his field, he discovered a black
snake which led him to believe that
there we're more. In company with two
others, he dug ove asmall spot Of earth,
and took out twenty. three snakes that
measured ninety-three feet. -la
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17
MILLER HOTEL.

THE Notwithstanding enlarged andrefttedhi his
L wellknow nhotel, opppsitethe Sampsel House,
on Main street, is now prepared to accommodate
the travelling public in q superior manner. de
hopes that the liberal patronage heretofore extend
ed to him will be continued. He particularly IN
vites hisfriends in the country to call on him, As
hisbills will always be found reasonable. Hists-
BILE will constantly be supplied with the best the
market affords. Good stabling for horses and a
faithful Ostler will always be provided. Boarding
orprivate families or single furnished ar
reasonable rates srtr -e
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17
WALL PAPER!

CLARK & POTTER have Just RECEIVED the lar
gestand best selected stock Of
WALL PAPER, CEILING PAPER, CELL
A ments, Window Shades, tplain and
fancy Window Cornicess
Cords, Tassels, Patent Rollers. Fevery known
patternl &C.. &C., ever brought to this county,
which will be sold cheaper than heretofore. Call
and examinc. mari7'5s ATT
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17
Estate of EIizabeth Burge.

NOTICE is hereby given that the unde rsigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator of the Estate OF Elizabeth Burge, late
OF Ashland county, Ohio. de ceased.
Err L. BURGE.
Nov. 10, 1858. 3w24.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17
@EWhy is q chicken running like a
man whipping his wife /?


Is 'nle.ea running iA :
man Wrapping ms @,le
w"
A,Saoz, your "ii' is NOT 50 p'n'
siss e sns 's,1 ~ a..
md bso.ms s-nsnsive5
s.,.sss : hoa.bs.d Of mo.
----s3
-
l ,ass and
r
1sss
Gl.a...n nd conscious :,
its importance. folds its arms in despair.
-Fortuns ubeu onee let 90. is
..i5em ..nobl
- -.8 ;a,.,..a !,
God Himself. and has a kind divinity
sv;tbin him.
s;.,5 vbo
.suesks .v.v vben a superior appears.
-mh.. .h;oh o.n of,en be
E.nn5 -h.,s;.;.no., F.nlt
80 90 m;m;o .hs;r former hon.
--rta ,. .,mm.na
OK ~ EI6nuMnYD.LZZ
,;,.-
!.
f
ssnx-hansaaSa -. $500 - - -
Duries : man slise.
REltm . good thing to laugh, Al
any rate, says Dryden and If straw
can tickle q man, it is an instrument of
happiness.
EA As some persons eat more than
Others, 30 do some express the sentiments
sof their mind.
e sxE-By a~nnihilating the desires. Won
annihilate the mind. Every man with
sout passion, has, within him, no princi-
pie, action, nor motive to act.
- e. clean glove often hides a
dirty hand. aAa8
fEGilded roofs will not shut ont
sleepless nights.
&aEItis With faded beauty al with
. cleak-the more the face is enam-
elled, the more clearly do we see the
process Of Time.
.; ~A gentleman advert;s;no for !.
wife, says:
.z-eIt would be we'll If the lady were
possessed of q competence sufficient to
secure her against excessive grief. in the
event Of an accident happening to her
aeompanion.n
EM am afraid of the lightning"
lmurmured . pretty young coquette, du.
ring E STORM.
"Wen you may be" sighed a despair
ING loEer when your heart is steel"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17

Light Light Light More Light !
GLARK POTTER have on hand a good
0supply of the celebrated
Coal Oil and Coal Oil Lamps,
the brightest and Cheapest Light known
Except the light of the Sun.l Sold in any
quantity, l2tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.

In counectlon withthe H oteI he wlIlalsost a
tinueto keep open his BAKERY and hEsIA0
Confectioneries. Pies, Bread, Cakes
alIkinds edrinks and i'm shorI-s
cry to be foun tables offIStcla-
eating houses MICHAEL MI. ER ;
ASHLAND Nova, 1857 S1 5
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17
Observation-Disclosures
Repairing done on the Shortest Mo-
Notice TO Teachers,

Board of School Examiners of Ashland
County will hold the following EXAMINE.
ions during the year 1853. at Ashland, viz:
>Tbe 3d SATURDAY. of Februarv
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17

I from ne Knieksrsoeksr, /.
xE TA41zSnv Gos.


81 nj Q. sAxr
@Rigbs j~oIliseis ye taiiyor man, ~
-Asanie man can be
And AL ye day upon ye benche,
A&He Worketh msrrilie.
= Eufz&E l asE l. a !,
Andet ye 3hils IN pieasans wise
IA eoilsth up his imbess
Re 1ingsth songs ye Ike whereof ~
Are not in wettss hymns-
&& aStAaEE
And ret he toiIeth all ye while @
NHis msrrie catches cole;
"a true unto ye needle As
sxensedis TO ys Peae.
What cares ye valiant tailyor man
For ali ye coward fearesf
ENeaiust ye scissors Of ye Fates
Hs ponies his mightie sheares.
ia heedeth not We ancient iests
That witIess sinners use
What fsareih ye bold tailyor man
zYe kissing Of Q gooses
Hs puIieth his busy threads.
To fsede his loving wife
Ard exc bis childe for unto Them
80 II Is yet threads Of life.
ess @
He cuttsth wen ye rich mans coats,
And with unseemlie pryde
He sees ye little waisteoate in
aYe cabbage by his side.
Meanwhile ye tailyor man his wife,
To labor nothing 10th,
Sits bye with readie hands TO haste
Ye nrchin and ye elothe.
Full happie is ye tailyor man,
Yet he is often tried, Z
Lest he, from fulnesse of ye dimes,
ss1 Wax ganton in his Pryds.
Full happie is ye tailyor man,
And yet be hath a foe.
,zA cunning enemie that none
So well as tailF0n knove.
II is ys siipperie customer
Who goes his wicked ways.
And wsares ye honests tailJor's coato
But never. never payest
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17
SHERIFF,S SALE.

May 10. 1858.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-17

IL Va u SOLAAuOu plCaS COuEb 6udll
be appointed. for any county for which
three terms are now by law provided
They shall also, Immediately thereafter,
transmit a certified copy of said order to
the secretary of state, who shall preserve
the same among the files of his Office.
Sec. 10. Whenever said order SO issued
shall have been received by the clerk of
the court of common pleas in any coun-
ty, he shall Immediately enter the same
upon the journal of the court of COM
mon pleas, aud also upon the journal of
the district court Ia his said county, in
the same as other entries when
required are made upon said journals
during vacations of said court. and said
entries shall be full and sufficient evi
dence as to the legal terms for holding
said courts as therein ordered The said
clerk shall, also, cause q copy of said
order, certified by him, to be published
for four consecutive weeks in one or
more newspapers of general circulation
in his said county. The first pub,ica.
tion Of the same shall be in the frs,
in the month next ensuing the date of
said order.
Sec. IL. The courts named in this act
shall be held for every year, in each ju-
dicial district, at the times fixed and or
Edered by the judges, in accordance with
the foregoing provisions, any act or acts
to tho contrary notwithstanding; pro-
vided, that nothing herein contained
shall have reference to or control the
holding Of courts in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and. ffty-eight. .
See. IL. If from any cause there oc-
cur q failure to hold the prescribed term
of the district court in any county it
shall be the duty of the common pleas
judges of the district or a majority Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Merchants GaTglipg Oil,

TTAs been for moro than 90 before the public
III - inim mt adspte TO the nec = tiles o man
end b. ast in Its appi ston-a'd no aItic has been
better sustained by fct Of urpose, and IL more
gener lily appr ciated by community II Is ,uostsn-
tisIy ali II is recOmm enced 70 be byis fri nd.
NERcRANTs 0ARGliH0 OLA standard reme-
dy fot DO h msn and beast. This IL one I the best
asd moss vii ~ known Linimert o the day AID for
fami use IA unsuTpassed.-NeUs, Tersy, Indsdna,
June 3D., 1857.
AER0uA rs 0AROLISG OIL.-There ~ no ncdi-
cine that b. better cd the st OF To- and we're
experience than Merchant 0aTgiulS OIL Wdtuy-
toscS VIE Dena.. July %, 1855.
Pamphlets gratuitousiy furnished By agents with
testimOnials CT it, utility.
All oedsrs addressed TO ths.Yropristoss, =. H..
Tuceor 4 Co., ocSp0st, y. Z.
For ale BY DruE lists and Merchants gsnerallv !.
thxcushout the Unitsd etAtes British ana
other countries, AID By TAYLOR 3 BAI1osDs Daven.
port and ~ one o. sgents IN every town m the
vicinity. Wholesale at ~ large commercial towns.
Dec11du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
What rs tho Condition OF Kansas ?

For the last ten days the st. Louis
Democrat, the Chicago Tribune, the
New York Tribune, the Cincinnati
Gazette, and some minor Black Repub-
lican sheets in this State, have been
stating series of ridiculous Roorkacks
concerning affairs in Kansas. The
magnitude ofthc "outrages" reported
increased with the rapidity Of Falstaffs
men in buckram. In St. Louis the
story was that three dragons had
been killed by that vagabond, Jim
Lane, but by the time it had travelled
to Cincinnati, the papers announced
that seven U. s. troops had been
slaughtered by the wife bcater. 1t
turns out that nobody was killed, and
that order rcigncd Throughout the whole
territory of Kansas. We call particu-
lar attention to the following extract
from the Missouri Republican
FoRr SoorT, X. T., Dec. rs, 1851.
The Lawrence abolition papers contain
n buget of war news, comprising tissue OF
lies, evidently concocted in that famous city.
Not a.single statement contained in those
papers, is true. There has been no Nilsson
rians in the Territory--no fighting, nor tax
ing Of prisoners, nor plundering nor killing.
These papers state that Gen. Clarke has
been out at the head of an armed party tax.
ing prisoners, Selling property, enforcing
the collection Of taxes and in various ways
committing outrages upon the nice quiet
nbolitlonists. 1t is due to Gen. Clarke to
state that there is no foundation for such a
falsehood. Gen. c. has been, during the
whole Of the troubles closely engaged at his
duties in the land office at this place, and
has never been out with any party. In our
public meetings, Gen. Clarke has invariably
urged upon our citizens to abstain from all
collisions with the outlaws, and opposed oil
excursions for retalliatory purposes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
SUMMARY.

The Legislature Of Wisconsin meets at
Madison, on the 18th Inst.
There 10 snow sufficient for tolerab!e good
sleighing in Central Vermont
Among several hundred skaters on the
Canal Basin. at Portland, Me-, few days
since, were more than fifty girls.
Snow storms were quite frequent and hea-
Wy in Virginia last week. In some places
the snow fell to the depth of twelve inches
The Governor of Georgia has vetoed no
less than twenty five bills passed by the Leg
islature at It's present session.
The machine shops Of the Virginia Cen
trail r. r.. at Richmond, were consumed by
fire on Monday night. Seven locomotives
were destroyed. Loss $4,000. Insurance
trining.
The editors Of Kentucky met in conven.
ton at Frankfort, on the 10th ult, and
agreed to adopt the cash system after the
lst of July.
Official intelligence which has been re-
ceived at Washington, denies that the Utah
Indians have exhibited any symptoms of dis
affection, or that the Indians upon the Dor
ders of California have actively sympathized
with the Mormons.
David Anthony Brayton generously gave
to tho poor of Fall River. on Christmas NOR
ming, twelve hundred loaves Of bread
Three hundred pounds Of cheese were also
distributed at the same time, the contribu-
tions of several indivfduala
Miss Lucy Ann Beebee was recently tried
at Norwich. Conn, on charge Of burning the
barn Of her brother-in-law. The principal
witness against her was her mother. In her
favor. her father.
A soldier writes from Delhi that probably
avery member Of the Guards will bs worth
Ell 900 when he reaches England. An equal
division Of the spoils 10 to be made, and they
exceed in richness anything ever before
dreamed Of
Alady in Railway, N. Y. has recently, af
ter several fruitless attempts, established
her title to large amount Of real estate. in
Dayton. Ohio It is said to cover all the
central part Of the town. and it 10 rumored
that the amount Is about 100000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

A correspondent Of the Gazette who
signs himself "Safcty," and who is en-
doned BY il - sensible Il poor recon-
meudatiou by tho way) tells the old
story about Florence and Burrows q
Prettyman's checks being Of such In
calculablo advantages 70 this city. 1t
il q remarkable fact that when any
apologist for wild cat begins his story,
instead Of meeting the true point Of
issue, he goes of At tangent on the
bIessings Of Florence. Now, We are
willing to admit for the sake Of tho ar
gument, that Florence is "all Cook
fancy painted it, it's lovely, its divine"
but is that . satisfactory reason why it
should not DO raised to part
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
WARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.


Bswsss1ess IsssissstoV, sssac1ssssd by speotJ
q, a1giSssd s0ssa VsrsIens and Epid.nssc dis
eoses
ITO an pefsons aniscsed With SEXUAL Diseases, such
MRS. IAPOTRHCE, GOSORRHRa, 6LsRT, Sv-
WILLS, the vice Of 0NANI5M CT SELF AsUsE.
&c, &c. -
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view Of the az
ful destruction Of human life caused ~ Sexual 8
ease and the cecept,ons praci ed upon the unfortu
nate victims o; such di.-sses By Q1sc. s, several
years ego detected their Com uting Sn o char
table worthy Of their name - open DispensAry
of the treatment Of this class q diseases In all iheT
f.rus, and 70 eive Medical Adcics Gratis, 10 oil
Who apply hy letter, with description cf tne,r condi-
Ton. ia9e .crupssion, habits % life. Ac and IN
Is OF -xtfem pov rty, 70 FuYnish Medicines free Of
CHARGE Il 10 needless 70 odd that ire Association
chr m ancs tue highest Medical skill OF the age and
v,li furnish the mot approved modern t'eatrns I.
The Diret tors . revew of the past, feel stsured
that their sb,r In this sPhers u benevolent tfJrt
have been Of great benefit 20 the afflicted, especially
70 the Young an they have resolved % devote them
Selves with renew.d Eas, - this veiy important but
much despised cause
a. s.nrrk 9 I, or seminal weasnrs, the Vice Of Oman
Ism Nasturbsticn Self-A bns., md other Disess
Of the sexual Organs, b. the Consulting Surgeon,
which viii be sent BY mali, In seal-t letter enve
ode,l YREK OF Gil ARGE, Oh receipt q 1tro Stamps
for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, Or. GEORGE
Z. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asses
alton, No. 3. south Ninth Street Phisd-lph.s, p.
BY order OF the Directors.
GEO rAIRCHILD. IRA D. HEARTwEiL,
Sscretosy. fresidens.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Report Of the Bank Superintendent

Albany, Jan. I.
The report of the Bank Superintendent
makes the following recommendations:
First, 70 allow no mortgages TO be taken
hereafter - security for circulating by
noteA I'D, Compel every incorporated
bank to gradually replace its present cir.
culation by notes. secured in the same man
nor a. tho free bank notes I'd, Compel
banks located in the city Of N. Y. TO keep
twenty per cent. Of their average weekly
deposits Of al descriptions in coin, special
deposits Of coin not 70 form part of the state
ment; and that every bank out Of that city
to keep 40 per cent. equally average Of It's
deposits, either In coin or in balance to its
credit in some solvent bank in the cities of
New York. Brooklyn, Albany or Troy. 4th.
Allow every banking association or individ-
ual banker. to continue the business of bank.
ing upon the deposit of $4,000 in stocks Of
the United States or State Of New York
But if bonds and mortgages are to be re-
ceived as at present, he recommends the
enactment Of the acts Of 1850 and 1874 rela-
tive to bank capital in such language as
shall place their construction beyond the
reach of judicial decisions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

Now il Is a notorious fact that the Dem
ocraf has been entirely under the influence
ola banking firm IN this city, or one Of the
firm. in It's present course on the Florence
currency.
The office II mortgaged in It's every part.
and the banking firm alluded 10 has heavy
mortgage among Others, which forms its
ruling influence. That influence has been
exerted, and tho response is seen In the
course Of the Democrat on the Florence cur
rency. We have facts TO substantiate state
ments, and we do not care how soon.lt he
comes necessary to publish them--GdD71c.
at is a notorious fact"-onc which
challenges successful contradiction, that
the State Democrat 10 ,.ot under the
influence Of any 4" banking firm" that Il
owes no bank, banker, or banking firm
a single: dime, nor is it in such = deplor-
able condition that It can not pay it,
debts and have money left that it
pays its paper manufacturer on call,
which is more than the firm of Sanders
L. Bro. has done for some time past,
the proof for which we have the word
of the manufacturer himself That
this Office is or ever was mortgaged to
the firm above alluded to, We deny in
toto and brand tho author of the above
paragraph as liar, and we call on
him for the proof Of what he has said,
and dare him to furnish it, and We fur
ther engage that If he will do 90, We
will furnish his establishment with
money enough to pay their paper man.
ufacturcr's account which has been 40
long due, and dishonored. lie says he
has facts to substantiate his statemcnts.'
We say it is false, and DARE HIM
TO FURNISH THEM. Let US also
say that the time for publishing them
has NOW COME. Produce the facts,
or be branded AS the author Of III I'M
mitigatcd falsehood.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS.


WYE have now our stock for Spring Trade fully
w completed, and shall DO glad 70 see friends
and al who are wanting Seeds for the Farm or Gar
aen.-Among our Field Seeds may be found.
sPamo wHEArs, BARLEY, Rys. MILLET, POLAND
OATS, EARLY AND LATE POTATOES
Ruo PHILLIP, RED BLAZE, AND OTHER VARIETIES
OF CORN, ETC, BTc
Glover, Timothy and other Grasses, with al cas-
,rtment Of seeds for Root crops.
Fer the Kitchen Garden will be found q full and
complete assortment OF every vegetable seed wanted
,fth best varieties and selected with great and
many at much expense Several new varieties OF
Seeds will be found among cur impor;ations.
CHINESE SUGAR OANE-PURE SEED.
Tho subscribers have obtained q supply Of the seel
,lthe above plant, attracting so much Of public
attention. 1t Is most thoroughly endoI sed by the
loading Agrculturalists, and Agricultural Societies,
ard Agricultural Papers in the Union.
At this especial time It Is vel worth trial. From
Il can be grown seed which Will be found valuable
Is corn In addition TO the stalk for syrup or forage
4 gentleman who has tried it, Aays:
zone acre OF the stalks, properly cultivated, Will
eld from 400 to 800 gallons Of fne syrup, equal 70
the best New Orleans; and from the same roots, .
second crop Of excellent fodder. Sown broadcast
10 close drills. or land deeply piowed or highly man
ured It will yield thirty " ffy pounds Of superior
fodder 70 the The seed is excellent for human
food, when ground into meal, and fattens domestic
The seed which has been very carefully kept pure,
from the original importation, will be offered In cloth
packages each containg enough 70 plant one-fourth
Il an ecrn drills, with full directions for the cnlt
vatlon which 10 perfectly simple. These packages
VIII be forwarded per ~sti free fPoss0ge, to any
address on receipt Of ~ for each package When not
sent BY mail, We viii furnish propoFtionate guam
1ity.
quite limited.
OUR IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT will be found
completely stocked with tools and machines for every
style and mode Of Farming, and all Of the most ap-
proved articles.
~ Dealers supplied 1t liberal discounts.
I7-Full Catalogues gratis on receipt OF postage
HENRY D. EMERY 4 co.,
No. 2O4 Lake Street, Chicago, III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
A CONFIDENTIAL LETTRR

'INO x.rrisd woMes on the Voluntary Consrcl Of
L the Asternal Function, Strictly Moral In tone,
BY Profesei0al Gentleman Who has made ne Phv,
iology OF prccrsa.i his special sandy SAe greatr
pat Of his iife II riy rehesrses the phioeophy
OF impregnation End cont AIMS summary Of an 10
modes resorted to- to prevent conccpt,on, pointing
out which are ectent end Discussing their vtItuee.
with reoommendatioos and diseeaioas Nv 70 eonly
and safely 1orcssall conception Sent uadeY - ~
mall frse Sor u. Coumunlestipas otrse1lp tVn6e
1Oo1R3 J. DUo0n. i. D..
DeSeoSwsm ~ 0seo4WoV, y. Z.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11
Great Discovery.

vINHB subscriber. while engaged in digging veil
/ on his farm, In Pleasant Valley, Scott county.
discovered eautiful article OF stone. very Similar
u the celebrated Athens Marble, used In Cook Gar.
gents Banking House. II - capable Of receiving .
rne polish, and works very easy. He Is now pryor
Ing to open hts quarry, when he VIII b. sosbed TO
furnish Il In any quantity desired, and IN blocks Of
any sise.
Specimens Of this stone can b sen Of this Once
when further parttculars Will BE- given.
HnNnY 0AA0SDN,
Pleasant Valley, Scott county, Iowa, on ths -
Ola re Road
aAn4RAl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-11

There Is not money enough in Cook 4
sargent's bank 70 buy the editors Of this
Papsr De- 0assetA ~.
That ! decidedly cool. Doss Add
son forget The sssau confederation he
received for blowing in favor Of the
purchase # . Certain lot on the corner
of sixth and Brady for city Hall site I
Does he forget those Watertown lots :
Does he forget the Gas Company!