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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-11-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

JONAS VS. sf0ber' In Ashland County
Christian Myers and Common Pleas.
Mary Myers.
DURSUANT to the command Of an Order to
l. sell mortgaged premises, duly issued
county, dated the 25th day Of October. 1883,
and TO Inc directed, l will sell at Public Auc-
ton, at the door of the Court House IN cad
county, on
Saturday, the 9th dag Of Norem6er,
1855, between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M,
and four o'clock, P. M, of said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenenents, to-wit:
situate in the County of Ashland, and State
of Ohio, and being d part of the northeast
quarter of section eighteen, Township twen-
ty-two, of Range sixteen-coDmencing at a
post on the west line of the Ashland and
Mansfield road near the creek thence north
7l1a deg. west 100 feet to q post thence north
s3L deg. east 100 feet to a post, on the north
bank of the creek thence south 7I1a degrees
east l60 feet to a post, on the west side OF the
Ashland and Mansfield road thence south
231a degrees west 100 feet to the place of be-
ginning-cOntaining 40 rods Of land more or
less also another piece of land in the above
described section and quarter, &c..-begining
at a point where the first above described
piece (begins}; thence south 231s degrees west
n cross the creek sc feet thence westerly lb3
feet to the south west corner of the first de-
scribed lands thence south slM degrees east
100 feet to the place of beginninS-eontaln-
ing 10 rods of land more or less, meaning the
same land which E. N. Gates and wife con
the 18th day of August. A. 1854
Appraised at 500. Terms of Sale--Cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Oct. 81, 1858. n9lts-pf$S,34
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Ashland County Probate Court.

NOTICE is hereby given thatthe following
~ Executors, Administrator and Guar
dams having filed in this Court their accounts
for settlement, to-%it:
The final account of John Mason, Admiuis-
tration of Sarah Grouse, deceased.
The final account of Henry Shislei, Admins
TRAITOR of William Shisier. deceased.
The final account of Richard Smally, Guar
dian Of Jane Mitchell.
The final account OF Joseph c. Boiler, Guar,
dian of Flora j. Lee.
The final accouE. Of Alexandef Porter, former
Guardian Of BarLnry Fast.
..nd accounts of James Gibson, Guardian for
Almyra, William and Dorcas Sheraden,
and the came viii be for hearing in said Court
on Thursday the l1th day of November, a
D.. 1855. }. D.JONES. Probate Judge.
Oct. 90, 1858. 3w2Os
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. RoBAcK's THEORY AND PRAcr1cE.-It
would seem that DR.. Roback's "Scandinaviap
Remedies nave taken-r HE hest rank among
the standard medicines of the day. His
theory is, that in whatever organ disease may
show itself, its roots arc in the blood. Hence
his famous Swedish curatives, The Blood
Purifier and the Blood Pills are designed to
act specifically upon the sanguineous fluid
One thing cannot be disputed, they produce
most salutary effects even in apparently hope
less cases. individuals who have suffered
for years from dyspepsia. s~crofula, eruptions
of the skin, bronchitis, asthma, general pros
t%ration, liver complaint. rheumatism, neural
gia, and many other distressing ma!adies. re-
port themselves, over their own signatures;
as radically cured by a course of these RENE
dies. The claims of DR.. Roback's advertise
ments are therefore supported by competent
proof. See Advertisement. 4w23
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DIED,

At Freehold, Nov. the %, of Consumption, Mi.
JOHN McNULTY, formerly of Ashland, Aged e5
years. al
In Ashland, on Monday morning. about eleven
O'Clock, CHARLIE, youngest sou of j. w. and
AUGUSTA SMITH, wanting fifteen days of be.
ing seven ears OF age.
His death was the result of scarlet fever. Little
CHARLIE was a remor ably interesting and preco-
cious child, and was a general favorite. II is rare
that one, of whatever age, has been called from
our midst, w hose death has created a more pro
found feeling. To the writer of this, and to his
household, he was especially endeared, and his
loss has create a vacuum which earth cannot
I'LL. He yielded his little spirit Willingly I'D
cheerfully. When asked by his fsther a few hours
prior to his death, whether he was aware of his
situation, he responded afirr1atively, and stated
his entire resignation to the will of GoD, and his
un IA lite ring hope of joining his little sister in
hea ven. who, a few mo nths since, had preceded
him. He then took an afectionatc fare well OF his
parents, brother, sister and other friends.
THE good die young,
But those whose hearts are hard as summers dust,
Burn to the socket"
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ITO CONSERVATIVES - The advertiser
l. having been restored 10 health in 4 few
weeks, by II very simple remedy. after having
suffered several years with a severe LUNG Ar.
FICTION, and that dread disease, Consumption,
is anxious to make known to his fellow suf-
ferers the means of cure. To ALI who desire
it he will send a copy of the prescription used
GREE OF CHARGE with directions for prepar
ing and using the same, which they will find
a sure Cure for Co~SsUMPrsoS, ASTHMA. BRoS-
cuIrIs. &c. The only objectof the advertiser
in sending the prescription is to benett the
afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the
! prescription will plecse Address.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
! williamsburg, Lotg Island.
a1o0I
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County -Papers-Their use.

County papers are of much more use
than people imagiue.
They aid in directing public attention
to matters in which every citizen of the
! county is more or less interested.
They contribute, in a variety of ways
to the formation of public opinion on
subjects of public interest.
They aid in giving character and i'm
portance to the county in which they
are published.
They stimulate the taste for reading,
and disseminate, in the course of one
year, a vast amount of useful inforrna-
ton which would not reach a portion of
their readers through any other channel.
They are of essential use in a family
in fostering a taste for reading among
children. County papers enjoy an ad-
vantage in this respect over papers
published at q distance, because many of
| their items are of a seal interest which
naturally attracts a child's attention.
The advertising columns of these papers
are particularly attractive to this class
Of readers.
County papers, by the local informa-
tion they contain, are cften the means OF
drawing new and valuable citizens to
the county in which they are published,
To the objec ion we do not unfre
quently hear urged against the support
of county papers that the price charged
for them is too high, it may be replied,
that the price at which the paper can be
afforded depends mainly upon the num-
bers. The chief expense in the publ
cation of a paper, consists in setting up
the matter. Que thousand, or even ten
thousand copies can be furnished at a
very small addition to the cost over and
above that of eomposition.-Po Portage
Sentinel
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HAnpwARx.-Tbe Times has a de
served compliment of Messrs. ROLLER &
HowARD. 1t says "tbey have enc of
the best stocks in this OF adjoining eoun-
ties" 1t might have added that they
have as good a vGrlety as can be found
in Cleveland or any other CITY IN Otl2,
aud at as low prices They have re
solved to supply this market aud they
will do it. Their enterprise sboaid
command the patronage Of ali sic lock
to their own interests, es wc' o. - she
interests of the towp and county
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The Law of Newspapers.

I. Subscribers who do not give express no.
tiee to the contrary are considered as wishing
to continue their subscriptions:
II Fsubscribers order the discontinuance
of their papers, the publisher may continue t"
send them until arrearages are paid.
Subscribers refuseto Ia or neglect
to take their papers from the Office to which
they arc directed, they are held responsible
till they have settled the billand orderedt the
paper discontinued.
without Informing the publisher, and the
papers are sont to the former direction, they
are held responsible.
". The Courts have decided; that refusing
TO take paper from the Office is PRIMA FAcIE
AyiLence OF Intentional fraud
x vi. The United States Courts hnTerePent
ediv decided tina a Postmaster who neglects
to 5erform his duty of giving s~easonable no
tice as requiredb by thePostofhce Department.
the neglect of a person totake from tne OF.
ePostmaster liable to the publisher for the
subscription price.
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writies for the Union.
MY ERRING


Should these lines meetthe wanderers eye.
let him arise quickly and go to his fathers
housed
Come back, my brother, to thy home.
Thy father waits for thee,
The same kind hand who in thy youth,
Watched DER thee tenderly;
He waits to welcome thee again
To all the joys of home,
The fatted calf will soon be killed
Ifthou wilt only come!
Como back my brother to thy home,
And dry 4 mother's tears,
Who fast is fastening to the tomb,
Beneath the weight of years.
Come home and rest thy aching head
Upon her loving breast,
Come heal the wound which thou hast made
While it shall give thee rest!
Come back my brother to thy home
Thy brother waits thee now.
No grief has gathered DER his soul,
No clouds are on his brow ;
He waits 60 take thee by the hand
In innocence and glee,
To tell thee how this happy band
Is saddened but by theeI
Come back my brother to thy home,
a sister waits for thee,
To press a kiss upon the brow
She loves most tenderlyi
Come back--Ol leave the changing world!
Thy sisters love to claim,
Come back, t'were ever true to thee,
And still remains the samei
Come back, my brother, to thy home,
There waits another onel
hose rosy cheeks and gentle smile,
Fade with each coming sun;
She pineth for thy smile as pines
The Gagged bird for the flowers
And silently she signs away
The long and dreary hours!
Come back, my brother, to thy home.
The same unaltered band
waiting bat to welcome thee
To take thee by the hand
The same loved flowers are blossoming
Warmed by the same bright SUM
The same loved voices whispering.
Return, thou ERHING ONE
Ashland, Oct, 1883.
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TIRE No UNf9N.

Ienzaud kicked azyouaggirhEwhoIwa was
sheltering Dick johnson under her seat,
was attacked by a Mrs Bush aud her
four daughters, and So seriously injured
in the sides aud abdomen as 10 require
the care of a physician; a Mrs. Castle
was assaulted outside tho building; both
men aud women folght and swore, and
the conflict was becoming quite general
and miscellaneous when the police were
called in and put a stop to it.
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The Atlantic Gable Fraud.

The admission (says the Philadelphia
AFgws) IS at hast reluctantly made by
the New York papers, that DO regular
message has evtr been Transmitted
through the medium OF the Atlantic
Telegraph. The whole thing turps out
10 be a slupendous hambug, if not a
p~remeditated fraud Mr.. Cyrus w.
Field, who was a few weeks ago looked
upon as a vertiable lion, turns out to be
an animal of a totally different descrip-
ton As soon as the share of the
company were dubbed up to the proper
altitude 10y the general tom-foolery of
the public celebrations, be took good
care to sell out his stock, and resign his
situation as director of the company -
Instead. therefore, of being considered
an available candidate for the next Pres
ideucy, by those who had more unthusi-
asm than common sense, he bids fair, if
justice is done in the promises, to be a
candidate FOR a very different station.
The creduluns public, which has run
mad wi b excitement over the Atlantic
Gable, will now have ample time to re-
fec upon the egregious folly which has
made us q laughing stock to the whole
civilized world-Craloford Co. F0runs.
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The MoRRIssEY AND HEENAN SPIRIT IN
A CoLoREp CHURCH.-For some months
past there has been much difficulty in
the col red Calviuist Baptist Church at
New Bedford. The cause of the dis
sensions is a difference of opinion as to
the honesty of the pastor, Rev. YIN.
Pastor, in regard to the church funds.
A counsel had acquitted him, but their
verdict was not satisfactory to tie oppo
sition, and at O business meeting held in
the church on Monday evening a regular
fight came off for the possession of the
church records
The pastor vas beaten off By q Mrs.
Nelson, armed with a cricket; Mr.. Sec
~ --~AiuaA nnnn his new
reIary 1.u4-p -~-.--
suit of clothes the couteuts of an oil
lamp; James Rich was exclusively beat
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rnEErs are becoming

~ouR STREETS are becoming III
toiersbie. There is 10 nse talking about
xhem, because there is no remedy. The
season and the want of funds combine
TO prexent Improvements. During the
coming winter all who occupy o streets
and walks must NIKE PIP their minds to
: stand upon muddy and slippery MAC: s.
and ito take care lest they fall" The
Town Hall is a desirable Improvement,
but its construction has been at the ek
peDse of other interests and enterprises,
Tor the time being, and has beegared the
Town Treasury. "Wsit for the wagon"
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IL Judge, you say if 1 pune a
mai in fun. he can take me up for assault
and battery?"
Eyes, sir, L say that, and what I say
l repeat. If you punch a man you are
gully of a breach of the peace, and can
be arrested for it."
"Ain't there no exceptions ?"
"No, sir, no exceptions whatever.
Nov, Judge, I guess you are mis-.
l-suppose, for instance, | should
brandy punch hun, - e
No levity 10 Court, sir. Sheriff.
expose this man to The atmosphere
Call the next case
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NOTICE..
-sarah wacTfcl,
Petition for Divorce.

VS.. Petition Tor Divorce.
Henry wachtel aaHs $500
rTHE above named Henry waehtel, is here
i by notified hat Sarah wachtel did on
the 23d day of October. a. D., 1853. file her
Petition in the office of the CIerkof the Court
of Common Plea. within and for the County
of Ashland. and State of Ohio, charging the
said Henry Wachtel with being willfully alb
sent from the said Sarah Wachtel for more
than three years last past, without uny cause
or Justification therefor ON the part of said
from the said Henry Wachte., which petition
will stand for hearing at the next term o. said
Court. Dated this 25th day of October, A.
D., 1858.
THOS. J. KENNY.
Atty for Pl'f.
Oct. o., 1853. 6w2l
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4 Coon EXCESSIVE are CAD /.

A GooD ExcHANeE.-We are glad -
learn from the Times that aur e.trrpr.s
ing aud go-ahsad ftiiow-t9wasrpen'
I'D WILLIS 81 Co., have purchased
that old arst hole" aud "sore eye" the
Robinson corner, and that they Intend,
ere long. to rake down the old structures.
and to erect in their place a sqb Ia, tiui
brick blcck, after lie mode of Los u
MessfsI FkBEn and MILLER Their
en+erpr ise vii receive the hearty PlAu-
dit Of the Whole town.
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Tur CAMELs.-Within the last three

THE CAMELs.--Within the last three
years this Government has i'm ported sew
enty.tiye camels, intending them to be
used IN conveying baggage and subsist-
enoe forthe army over the plains of the
interior, where fFom the scarcity of wa
ser and heritage, it was difficult to trav-
ell with horses and mules A pc ton Of
these cames (thirty four III pumber)
were impor ed in May 1856, and the re
mlinder (forty-oue) IN January 1857
Tue lalest accounts respecting them are,
that forty nine including all those last
imported, are at Camp Verde, neal San
Antonio, Texas, aud the others are en-
ployed by Lieutenant Beale in his ex-
ploratious in New Mexico and California.
Those at Camp Verde are reported to
be in a thriving condition, ouly one of
the last lot imported having died since
their arrival in this country, while some
twelve or fifteen have been foalea.-
Those young ones, it is stated, bid fair
to G ow up as healthy, as large aud
strong as those imported, thus proving
beyond controversy that they can be
bred on this .Coltinent quite as well as
In Asia ic countries
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The CLOSET No Christian can be
eou4tartsbie or prosperous without retire
ment. Popular ministers may preach,
converse, or pray in public, to the edi-
tying of others. and yet decline in their
e sonls for tic want of examination,
~au,niuGIioA ala secret prayer suited i'm
medlately to thei; own case. Nay, the
most able ministers will generally cease.
Is he vv:y useful, if their religion is neg
lected, or hurried over in a formal maner.
This the f%ervent christian knows. He
will, therefore, redeem time forretirement
at the exreUse of many Inconvenience ;
and the friends of the popular ministers
should rember this aud not too much in
trude upon the regular needfnl hours for
retirement Of those persons in whose com
papy they mos, delight. La prosecuting
the work of God, our OWL iLcliDatio
y be .thwarted; we must not spend
our time with them, when duty calls us
another way,or when a prospect is before
US of doing essential good --SCctt.
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~T G. BtsHNEL1 s. Co., are yet

~T. C. B6sHNELL s. Co, are yet
adding fresh supplies to their stock of
goods, and the cry is still they go''
A mass meeting of the people is in con-
slant session at BUsHNELL's, noiwith-
standing the hard times. On d@.--that
the secret of their saccess ies that they
hang out their banners from the columns
of the Newspapers. How is this
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J. & R. FREER-Thcse gentlemen
have cleared away the rubbish from the
interior OF til eir new and splendid block,
and have supplied their capacicas base
ment with a fresh aud fall stock o. gro
ceries. Their enterprise, which .Tas SO
far in advance of the town and the ppl2s,
deserves a liberal encouragement
See their advertisement.
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.-A--$@

GREAr BAneAIN ma FARM-Mr-
JAMES sLoAN ofefs his beautiful and
valaabIe farm in Milton Township at a
great haegaia. Those who want one If
the best farms aud homes III the county
at a great bargain, will do something
more than merely "mske a note" of this
advertisement.
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lnfIuenza And Common Cold .@Btke'
thieves IN the silince Of the night, have earned
many to the silent grave. They are caused b .
sudden check of perspiratiop by which the stan
achis rendered inactive. and the lungs becouas
loaded with corrupted matter, which enters tho
blood, and disease .is tire result For AL co1oe.
coughs and chiils. sEEceeded by heat and AL
fevers OF every form hoarseoess and raNueks OF
the throat, lnlSgs and stomach. and fer All weak
ness and sicknesaafe very kind from three 10 I'VE
ofthese Pills on gotneso bed log lew dale.Ntlt
be all that you require to restore YOU to 1eIifct
health 1t has. been adlaittet aud Gtaimedl All
over Europe that there neyeI"was . ntedtelne,
that will extirpaJe all mariner Of diseeBe tyuls
the system, equal is DIR. Marse,s IpdiAp ,Rort
pills that the IN ore you takefhem the ptrongef
gou grow. They are founded upon the PrtnSipla
that the human body is subject toout one diseast.
namely ; sU,ruyU huniurs. These Pills rot Only
cfeansd the bowels, but also follow Tue blood
through ever vein and arterys and so paEln III
from all Forbid Ind CORRUPT brmcrs. that g. :
| Use OF every lame is driven from the body.
Great email MediciD e. FemafgW no
value health should never be withonttheae Phr.
II has been s6mltted by.a number Of phystetabe.
THAI females cannot too highly value tbsni-p IhrJ
have given he sllh and spirits to hundreds OF 70
males who without them would have been IN
| their graves. The purify the blood remove ot
I slructionx, and give skin a beautiful. THE csear:
! healthy and interesting appearance. a BOX ei
| these pills is a great medical conpanfon at GER
tain periods, From onelo three should be tahen
every cay uutil relic is Attained. q doses occdBioh'
". when we'll. keey ihe,systen N ia-heAlthx e on.
dition. DIR Morse's Indian Hoo Pile are sold b
alldcalers in Medicines. ..nSgtI
For sale by CLARK 6 POTTER.
Z L LLL ~ - -
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assExATtos Of GrtA-Tlfs qnes-
ton will be discussed before the Ash
land Byceum on Friday evening The
leading dispu,hnts are T j. KENNY
and PETER hlssEK
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HOWARD AssocIATIoM


a BeRsUeisst iHstttutioN. esfdkLisksd6 y spseiafoa-
afflicted ptfA Ysrazsnts ad Epidemic diseasss.
4 such as s PE RIM O. A, SkMIN41.
IMPOTEECE, OK
GLEEr, SYPHILIS, tbs Vice Of oNANfsA. or
SELf oUSE &C., &c. E4B Ete ga4 a.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view Of the
aw full destruction Of humaDlife, eAased By Sex
ual diseases, and the deceptions practised upon
the unfortunate victims of sue hdireases by Qnaebs,
several years ago direct ted their Consulting sur.
geon as a CHARITABLE act worthy Of thu
this class Of diseases, In all their forms. and ~
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. to alLwho
apply by letter. With a description OF tbvn con-
dition, ego. Occupation. habits of Nfef eslen
in cases OF extreme poverty. to FURNISH HEDi-
CISES FREE OF II lie neetlepe 90
add that the Association commands the Highest
Medical skill of the age aud will furnish The
most approved modern treatment.
Directors, on a review o the past. feeiAsl
sured that their labors in this sphere of benev6<-
lent effort, have neurological beneht 10 the At,
ficted, especially to the young, and they base
resolved 10 devote Themselves, with renewed
zeal, to this very Important bat mnch despised
Just Published by ss~Asseeiatfon a Report on
q. OF 81 mess. the vfca
Of Onanism, Masturhation or sss<1hse 4ned
sother Diseases OF the Sexpal0 Organs. by rnS Cor
ulting Sur geon, which will be sent by mail. I'm
a sealed letter envelope FREE OF CHARGE.
Address. for Report or treatment.D DIR sGEoRGk
X. CALHOUN, consulting Surgeon. HODand As
ISOLATION, 40. 9 South Ninth street: PhiladelPLja.
Pa. BY order of the Directors.
Err d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAtRCHlLD. Secretary. iER1