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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-22

Influenza And comm ON COId.sLikt
thieve in the silince of the night. have carried
many tn the silent grave. They are caused ty 4
sudden check of perspiration. by which the STAN
achis rendered inactive. and The lungs become
loaded with corrupted matter, which enters the
flood, and disease is the result For all colds,
coughs, and Chills, succeeded by heat. and all
fevers of every form ,hoarseoess and rawness of
the throat. II III and stomach, and fer all weak
ness and sickness oferery kind from threeto five
otthese Pills on gOingto bed Tor a few days, will
be all thatvou requiretto restore GU to yerfsct
health 1t has been admitted an claimed all
over Europe, that there never twas a medicine,
thai will cxtirpate all manner of disease from
Pills that the III lore you take them the stranger
gou grow. They are founded upon the principle
that The human body is subj CT to but one disease,
namely co.rHyt humurs. These Pills not only
cfeansd- the-bow weiss but fsu-fo+frw-t the btood-
through every vein and artery. and so purih yit
from all morbid lind corrupt humors, that dis
ease OF every name is driven from the body.
Great 10 Female who
value health should never be withoutthese Pills.
II has been admitted by a number of physicians.
thai females cannot too highly value thCm. They
have given health and spirits to hundreds of fe-
males who without them would have been in
their graves. They purify the blood remove OBJ
structions, and give skin a beautiful. the clear,
these Pills is q great medical companion at GER
tain periods. From on 10 three should be taken
every cay until relic is ATTAINED a doses occ aston
ly, when we'll. keey The system Unhealthy con-
diIion. DR. Morse's Indian Roo Pills are sold by
aUdealers in Medicines. n3gtf
For sale by CLARK & POTTER.
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9sglano dnion.
TAesas.. Rrlnse&Psrsfin ohio.
The nen ~phmber of the AshLan.


BHtg.Eliis appear. 10 an entire new dresi
-coatsSyest fpahtaloons and hat. Look
out Fcft-Sfttno only be the best look,
slenb1tfhe 6est and cheapest journal in
-O6io z we do say it, as what "hadu't
siertezs td.sayit-
AZ We nave room on u books for
safewadditional new subscribers. There
eate several RESI- onsible Democrats il
Ashland county who are not subscribers
ito the sUnioR. 30 15 a
= CEWHl not our friends in the sew
lersist nships, Interested in the success
of the D,n1sratio party, look to this
matteEdand bring these abseutees upon
o books2
I'VE have NO time to write aprospec-
tuss.Wewill only here say, thatthrough
days and nights of toll. We shall be en-
tabled to- present the Democracy of Ash
land county with the best specimen of a
newspaper to be found in Ohio. Let
everybody blow his own horn-or per-
Traps il wouldn't got "blowed and
then who could foretel the consequences?
as for ourselves, our modesty is quite
6xhaasted-ablowed if it isn't. "a lit
tie ciyet, good apothecary."
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION

PHtLA DEBPHIA.
a BeH9roleHt Institution, established by special en-.
afflicted UitA YIrulsHt aud Epidemic diseases.
L such as S p X H E "A. SEMINAL
WEA kNESS IMPOTENCE, o OR H
GLEET, SYPHlLlS, the Vice OF ONANISM. or
SELF ABUSE &C., &c.
The howard ASSOCIATION, in view OF inc
wluIrestruct.o vi human life, caused by Sex.
at".Seases, and the receptions practised upon
tbeunfortunate victims of suchdiseases BY Quacks,
several years ago directed their Consulting Sur
geon, as HARlTA BILE ACT worthy of their
name, to open a Dispensary for the treatment Of
this class of diseases, in all their FORMS, and to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who
apply by letter, with 4 description of their con-
ditiOn, age, occupation. habits of life, &C. and
in cases of extreme poverty. to FURNlSH MEDI-
CINES FREE OF 1t is needless to
Medical skill OF the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, or q review of the past, feel as
sured that their labors in this sphere OF benevo-
lent effort, have been of great benefit to the al
ficted, especially to the young. and they have
resolved to devote themselves, with renewed
zeal. to this very important but much ~despised
cause ~
Just Published by the Association, q Report on
SpermatorrhGa or Seminal Weakness, the Vicu
of Onanism, Masturbation or SelEAtse, aned
sother Dlsea SCI OF the Sexual Organs, by the Con
ulting Surgeon, which will he sent by m all. lin
a sealed letter envelope.0 FREE OF CHARGE,
on receipt OF w STAMPS for postage.
Address. for Report or treatment Dir GEORGE
X. CALHOUN. consulting Surgeon. Howard AS
ISOLATION, No. 9 South Ninth Street. PkiladeIpIia ia,
Pa. By order of The Directors,
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL President.
GEO Secretary Iy2I
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why Douglas was peposed.

The Philadelpha Gasete,s letter says:
WAsn1NGToN, Dec. IL.
While some indignation has been
expended at the deposition, of Judge
Douglas, from the craftsmanship of the
Committee on Territories, and very
strogn phrases have. been employed. in
regard TO the tdespotism" of the ma
Jority, 10 quarters Which had no special
occasion for the exercise of BIC much
gratuitous zeal, it is~oplF fair to hess
the justification of those who have taken
this step, and, as it is contended, with
Sufficient reason, Judge Douglas was
Invited, they say, TO all the. Democratic
~caucnsses last winter, and refused to at
tend them. Alter the adjournment Of
Congress,h be left here with an understand
ing that the Kanses issue should not be
disturbed, and then revived It in spite of
this agreement, at the very outset of the
canvas in Illinois. He not only assaii.
ed the ADMINISTRATION, but the Demo
cracy of the senate, for. their course on
This questions and for having violated
the platform laid doWn;at Cincinnati
These are alleged TO be the material
facts. When the caucus mette Teor-
gauize the committees, the proposition
was presented 9heiher Judge Douglas,
in view of bis course, and the action of
the Senate, fairlyfepresepted, the senti.
nents of the majority. II he did. be
was entitled to hold the ehsirmanship,
and if he did BOT, to place him there
would be an approval of his de1nnci
atiors, and "A sbaRdoament Oftbeir sgn
position
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Congressional

7aes W AsHNGroN, Dec. IL.
e. HousE-There was a larg discussi 1
On the bill to provide for the examin'
alton aud payment to the. citizens o.
Georgia and Alabama on account Of
losses sustained by the Greek Indians
involving about o million and a>quartel
of dollars.
Mr.. Shorter, of Alabama, made a
speech in favor Of the bill.
Mr. Washburn, of wisconsin, replied,
making a remark not complimentary to
= the bravery of the citizens of Ala.
bama and Georgia, who fed in fear
from the Indians.
Mr.. Shorter characterized that asser.
ton SIS false and slanderous.
Mr. Washburn replied that the gen.
tienaH was very brave as he had illus
trsted here to day.
Not u little sensation was produced
by this exchange of shots.
The Chairman, MI. Sherman, of
q Ohio promptly called to order. kftei
furher debate the House adjourned til
Monday.
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New YoRK, Dec. .IS.-A difficulty
occurI ed between Congressman English
and Montgomery.oi Pepbsylvania Ave.
nue. this morning. They happened 10
meet this session, when Mr.. English,
extending his hand, said, How are you,
Mr.. Montgomery"
Mr. Montgomery withheld his own
hand and uttered an insulting express
sion like 81 don't speak to Puppies"
whereupon Dir. E. struck him a severe
blow over the head, breaking his cane
to pieces and knocking MI. NJ. into the
gutter, but not entirely down.
Mr. NJ, rising, hurled a brick at Mr..
E., striking on the boot, but not doing
him any injury.
Mr.. English states TO his friends that
he was entirely unarmed and was una
ware that Mr.. NJ. had any i'll feeling
towards him up to the time of the rencon-
tire. Mr.. NJ, in strength, is superior
to Mr.. English.
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NEW ADV'TS.
Festival! Festival!
CHRISTMAS

Town Hall, Friday EOendlg, Dec. 24th.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church Will
spare no pains to make this Festival peculiar
ly attractive to all who may favor them with
their patronage. Speeches, Toasts, and Mu-
sic, will enliven the entertainment-and last
but not least-tables loaded with lu1strfcS ldU-
ishIy distributed. Mr.. B~UsuNELL's Clothing
Store Room will be used as a reception room
Tickets TO be had at any of the business es-
Establishments in town. Price, so cents. Chill
dren's entertainment at u o clock, next day,
to which all are invited. Admittance a dime
or half dime-not particular.
Come young and come old, come eueyy one,
Who loves a good supper, and plenty of fun,
Let US eat and be merry, and the weJ ire wiH
tccdce,
In carp, and in root, will be Friendship that
ere- ar-@
Come, friends, we noite yOa.' come one and
come all,
To the Christmas Festiral at ashland 7orn
Hall.
Ashland, Dec. D, 1858. t
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Conrad Roberts d Co. In Ashland Co.

" L
Conrad Roberts d Co. In Ashland Co.
D. S. ssmpscll. : Common Pleas.
DURSUANT to the command of a writ of
i Vendi Explonas, duly issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Ashland County,
dated The list day of December A. D. 1858,
and to me directed, l will sell at Public Auc-
ton at the door of the Court House, in Ash
land County, on ltEl gaoai %
Saturday, the lad day of January,
1859. between the hours of ten o'clock, A. II.
and four O'clock P. NJ. of said day, the follow
ing described Real Estate, to wit. = beginning
at the south westerly corner of lot number
CID t~wenty-one, in David Markley's addition
to the town of Ashland, and running thence
north p deg. east nine rods &214 links, thence
north A rod and 8 links, thence north 6S deg
west, 9 rods and % links. thence south 29deg.
west l6rods and l6 links. thence south % deg.
IS deg. east Q rods and Is links, thence south
81 d west one rod 214 links thence south So deg.
east 3 rods and l5A links to the place of be-
ginning, containing two roods, 30 rods, and
3 links more or less. Saving and excepting,
that portion heretofore divided to John Har
brand, and Samuel Fasig, taken and levied
on as the property of the above named Defen-
dant. to satisfy an execution in favor of the
above named plaintiff. Appraised at S.
Terms of sale cash. ~ sE
JOHN J. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
Dec. - 1858. n29pf-$6 Go
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These examinations will commence at o
O'Clock A. NJ, and close at four o'clock P. n.
No applieantw viii be admitted after twelve d.
Written testimonials of good moral character
signed by at least two responsible persons f,
will be required. which testimonials will be
kept on file. No certificate can be ante-dated
No private examinations will be held.
Noue will be examined who do no expectto
Engage soon in teaching in this county. Rec
ammends, where practicable, are requiredfrom
school directors. We earnestly request them
OF the close VI each term, to send us a note of
the success of their teacher
s. N BARBER,
Clerk of Board OF Examiners.
Ashland. Feb. 10. 1855. 36-ly.
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western News.

ST.. Louis, Dec. 10.
The Utah mail of Nov. goth has
arrived. No news. The now on the
mountains was 8 feet deep. and from Big
Mountains to Platte Bridge it averaged
l5 ipches in depth, The party was
ogertaken By a terrible storm be-
TWEEN Ash Hollow and the South Platte,
AID was two days and nights in travel
ing Is miles, during which time it was
without food and fire.
A number of teams were in Ecno
Canon, unable to. get through. 9IE
The streams on the whole route were
crossed on the ice.
One white man aud two Indians were
murdered and robbed by two white meh
on Big Blue.
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.tainance of the E principleias {,

tainance of the revenue principle as far
as may be done.
In regard to the public debt, the
Secretary Wishes provision for keeping
the treasury notes still outstanding, by
extending the proyisions of the act Of
December %. 1857, for one year, which
act authorizes theirr re issue, if no money
is in hand TO redeem them. There were
$I9,754,s90 of. treasury notes outstaud.
ing on the FIRST of July last. The per-
manent public debt, apart from these, is
now $35, l55, 977; and the Secretary
opposes the funding of the treasury
notes, to add them to this sum. BY
reissuing such as it may not be prac:ica-
Bile to redeem during the next year, it
is expected that this sum may be car
ried forward without difficulty, aud with
no-unnecesary increase of taxes--
The sub treasury system is common
ded, but an act of March 8, 1857, re
curing payment of all disbursements
by drafts on some depository, has been
found impracticable of execution.
The Secretary opposes a ~reccommen-
datlon of the Director of the Mint for
authority to issue mint certificates for
sums as low as fifty dollars, payable to
beareri and also a Recommendation
from the same source, to make silver a
legal tender in larger sums than at
present.
No public buildings have been begun
within the year, and little has been ex-
pended on works in progress, because of
the low state of the treasury. 1t is
strongly recommended that no new
public buildings, for custom house and
post office purposes, be authorized.
{ A revision of the revenue laws is
recommended, as proposed a year since.
The preventive service, in matters of
revenue laws is recommended, as pro-
posed a year since. The preventive
service, in matters of revenue, is ex-
planned to often require the establish,
ment of a port and officers where few
or no goods will come in except by
smuggling.
The Secretary's financial statement,
we are compelled to say, is far from
clear, as given in his report, items be-
longing to one account Icing often
placed in another, aud the whole ex-
tremely difficult to. disentaDgle. We
have made some recomputation of the
sums in several cases, in tie effort to
make he matter i:.ylhgibly clear.
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Il Last year, the administration
was a good heal ridiculed by its oppo-
nents, on account of the Utah expedi-
ton. Now the policy of that expedi-
ton is seer to have been a necessary one;
and the course of the government meets
with universal appreciation, even from
its opponents. The opposition to the
Utah expedition IS now looked upon as
having been unjust, and the course which
the government pursued was manifestly
a wise one. Wiihthe information which
it possessed, it was apparent to tie
administration, that a strong armed
force was necessary to repress the re-
bellious Mormons, and punish their
treason. It was the wisest thing which
could have been done, to send a COM
petent force to Utah, the mere pres
sure of which has served to terminate
the Mormon outrages without bloodshed.
The late news from Utah, indicaest
that the Mormons have determined to
remain where they are in peace and
quietuess, and obey the laws of the
country. The judicious course pursued
Nv the direction of the administration,
has already worked a great change in
the character Of this strange communi-
ty, and If persisted in will result in re-
forming their errors, and in the end
perhaps make good citizens OF them.
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m-r.Hucnanan,sm Message.

The conservative and Union loving
men everywhere are emphatic in their
approval eff the doctrines Of Old Bucks
Message Well they may be-for the
Executive reirs are held by a Giant
Statesman and a pure patriot. His CO
femporaries, as wen as history, will do
him Justice and will regard his Ad-
ministration as one OF, the most success
fuIthat the country has ever had.
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Sustain Home Enterprise.

Sustain those who Sustain You!
THE undersigned having purchased entirely
L new stock except his Teams,t which every
body who has evertravelIed with him knows Is
las good as ne W } is pre- pared to transmit pass
engers to and from Ashland and Manshtldtn a.
comfortable condition, and on
as they have ever been in The most .hushtimes."
His line connects at Mansfield with trains Oh
the Pittsburg, Fit. Way ne q Chieogo Rail Road.
and also with trains on the Mansftl Id, Sandusky
City and Newark Rail Road
Leave Sampsel House. Ashland a. 5to'eloek "A
NJ. arrive at Mansfield at10f O'Clock. An.
Leave North American House, AansRsld Al X
o,clock, p. M. latter arrival of the HortheTn
train from Sandusky land arrive at Ashland ats
O'Clock, Pm.
EXPRESS
And other packages carried, oSafsags heretefaye,
at a re ason erecompeE ice
LEVI McIAULEY Proprietor.
Ashland nov. II. 1857. 2stf
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Il TIE INDICTED OF WELLINGTON,
The following persoEs came to town
yesterday and gave recognizance for
their appearance before the .United
States Court on the second Tuesday in
March: Lewis Hines, Matthew Gillett,
Chauncey Goodyear, Walter Souls,
VIM Sciples.
There are ten or fifteen more of the
indicted to come; among whom is Lang
ston, a highly cultivated but extremely
in1amed niger lawyer of Columbus :
He wants the q s.. officers s.to make
their peace with God before they lay
handson him.'-CEeveLand PLnindcaler.
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sold this article for
Z IN CoNFIpLscE A N D
have never been able
icine NEVER HAS
GLE l. TO
' timely used. Never did
|, dissatisfaction by any
con trary. all are de-
! tons. and speak in
meDdation of its masi.
virtues. We speak in
Do KNOW" aner ten
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION
WHAT WE HERE DECLARE.
stance where the infant
and exhaustion. relief
or twenty minntcs af.
tered.
ration is the prescrip.
EXPERIENCED a d
in New England. and
vER FAILING SUCCESS in
OF A
the child from pain, but
ach and bowels. eorrects
and energy to the whole
instantly relieve GRl
ELS, AND WIND COL
and overcome convul.
speedily rem died, end
it the BEsT and srREsT
in all Cases OF DYSEN
oEA IN
teething, or from any
say to every mother who
from any of the IOrego-
NOT LET YorR PRrJuDI-
cEs OF OTHERS, stand be
child and the relief that
SURE-to
medicine iftimely used.
using will
nine unics IS The fac-semi
KINS New York is on
Price 25cts per Bottle.
throughout the word.
Is Cedar st. N. Yoek
lyn2T
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IMPORTANT TO CONSERVATIVES!
DER. CEIUK cE1ELL's DISCOVERY
THE HYPOPHOSPHITFS OF
LIME, SoDA n POTASH,
Specific Remedy for the Treatment of
GO III 3G SA = y % IL .

THIS new and important Discovery in the
i treatment of tuberculosis, (Consump
ton, } was made by the celebrated DR.. John
Francis Churchill of Paris, and first com
-municUced- TO rhe-Frcnch Kcadcmy OF Medf-
cine in 1856. 1t has been adopted and is Row
used throughout the Continent of Europe with
unprecedented success: US a cure and proven
tive of this most formidable scourge of the
Human Race. The Hypophosphites are re-
commended by the most eminent Physicians
of N. Y, who prescribe 1T for their patients.
So long ago AS 1855, DIR. Churchill. by a
series of scientific deductions came to the
conclusion, that the proximate cause, or ut all
events, an essential condition of tuberculosis.
Consumption was a decrease in the system
of the phosphorus it contains in a oxygeniz-
able state. Hence he drew the Obvious in
ference, that the means of curing the disease
consisted in restoring the deficient elements.
For this purpose, 1t was necessary TO seiec
some compound of phosphorus which shout t
be at the same time-oxyd.zable and assfmild
Bile that is, capable of entering into and
~formingn part of the system. These CON
ditions were found to exist in the Hypophos
phites ofLime, Soda and Potash, which seem
ed best to fulfil the two requisites of oxyda-
ton, or combustion, and assimilation. The
use of the Hypophosphites shows these prep
a%raticns to have a two fold specific action
On the one band they increase the principle,
Whatever that may De, winch constitutes ner-
vous force; and on the other they are the most
powerful blood generating agents. far superior
to any hitherto known.
The Physiological effects of their use are
shown by an increase OF nervous power, some
times even from the first day of their admin
istration, together with an unusual feeling of
comfort and 5 trength. The appetite increases
oft en- in an extraordinary manner. The evacu-
atoms become regular and more abundant ;
the preparations. if any have existed, cease =;
sleep becomes calm and profound. All the
general symptoms disappear with a rapidity
that is truly marvellous.
UThe Hypophosphites, as prescribed by
DR.. Churchill, are now for the first time offered
in a chemicallypure form in the United States
by the undersigned.
Price 50 per bottle, i'll a concentrated from,
by mail. Thee bottles will be sent for IS 90
when ordered by Express. 1t is also put up
in large bottles, ready for use. when ordered
by Express or private hand. ample direc-
tons accompany each package. Circulars
and all desired information may be obtained
by addressing with a stamp enclosed.
j. WINCHESTER.
American and Foreign Agency Office,
Dec. 8, '5s.-3ma7 40 John ST., N. Y.
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We have put up ando
ten years. and, CAN sAYh
TRUTH of it, what " e-
to say of any other lneu%
1T FAILED. IN A SIM
EJECT 4 CURE, when
we know an Instance OH
me rno used it. On the
lighted with its operaUr
terms OF highest com
cal effects and medicalrh
this matter WHAT VIZ
years experience, ANDH
FOR THE FULFIJMKNT Or
In almost every in+
is suffering from p inA
will be found in fiftet nH
ter the syrup is ndminE
This valuable prepaC
ton ofOne of the mOstn
SKlLLFUL NJ
has been usad with NEO
THOUSANDS
1t not only relievesU
invigGretes the stom
acidiSy, aud gives toneIO
sytem. 1t will alaost
ING IN THE BONk
sions. which If not
in death. We belieyoO
REMEDY IN THE WORLD.
Terry AND Ola kH
whether il arises fromY0
other cause We w oplds
has a child sufferingS
ing complaints - no
CEs, NOR TIE PREJuDI%
tween your snfferineA
will be SURE-yes, AES
follow The use of this
Full directions for
each bottle. None genD
lie of CURTIS & PER-
the outside wrapper.H
Sold by DruggistsH
Principal Office. o.H
December g, 1883.
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We are under many and lasting obi
cations to our subscribers and friends
who have SO promptly and eheerfully
responded to eur call for material aid.
They have our eordiaFthanks, and will
find themselves recompensed, We hope,
in receiving, hereafter, a greatly i'm
proved paper. $500
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL Frs!
NEW HACK anil PROPRIETRS:
q. 3 GRAY

De % Ik1AA
u ESPECT
EHsNXl~~h FULLY
<sSr zASNNgSSTTS ~announces to
3 ESSE ENB rs YW fN 70 the public that
he has obtain
ed the contract for carrying the mail between
Ashland and New London and has placed on
the line a superb new Hack, of ample dimen
sions. and can now carry passengers to and
from the Rail Road, between the above places,
at the most reasonable rates.
TINE Hack leaves Ashland at I O'Clock,
and arrives ut New London at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Leaves New London at 2 O'Clock P. N. and ar
rives at Ashland at 6 o'clock: Fare one dollar
Aliberalshare ofthe interchangeable
Ashland. July 18th. 1856. no6tf.
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~Tbe Boston Society for the Pre-
y~ention of PauIerism, in its annual re-
port, states that relief has been given to
2 ,656 persons this year. The report
condemns the present municIpal system,
of outdoor relief. =.