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FIRST. CLASS--Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Gaps, Books, Dry Goods lin boxes, bales 80
andtrunEs) Drugs, lin boxes and bales AVV bs.
Fe1tlers, EurS, &c. ......... l7H
SECOND GLASS Domestic aheettng,1
Shifting and Ticking, I'm original bales,( so - p
Drugs lin casks Hardwarey Leather peg 4uU Ids.
Tin rolls or boxes) Wool and sheep Pelts 1850
Eastward. .l-si| FL II q
THIRD CLAsS-Anvils, Steel, Chains Tin h
casks) Hemp, Bacon, and Pork, sailed "a
Goose or In casks Fobacco manufact Per 1Vg aus
ed, (except cigars Orcut) &c. &C.. 49,. t-4
FOURTH OLASS-0offee Fish ,Bacon Beef1 ah -;
and Pork incasks boxes, eastward, y {, n, 40
Lard Lard Oil, Eas Soda Ash Ger. 4VS per 4VV Ids
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Eosin. DO. lzsni
FLOUR-T5c per bbl until further notice. -tf
SO cents per lbs, until further
notice.
furthernotice.
~ shipping goods from any point east of Phadel.
phia. be parculartO mark packages UU Pennsylvania
dtrodd" All Goodsconsgncd toithe agents
Ct philadelphia OF Pittsburgh will be forwarded without
FRrIoHr Aess7so Evans 81 Kiby street Boston;
Clarke House, and No William street. John
Battery Place. NewYork Pierce GCo 2anesI
vile, o. Irwin Co, and Sprngnan Brown, Oincinnati
o Medium, Madison, Ind: Damespil, Bell Co, and
Carter Jewett, Louisville, KY; 0Riley Co. EVANS
vile, Ind; Sass, St Louis Mo; Harris Wormley Co,
Ne nphs, Tenni Leech& Co, Chicago, nj; Glass Fort
Wayne Ind; sneeder PhiIa; MagraW Rooms, Balti-
more; D AStewArt Pittsburgh
81. 81. HUSTON, Gent Freight Agent, Phlad.
apS1yl HI. LoMBAERTE S6bt., Altoona Pa.
FR EICTHTE ID IIEoA RIfM EIFITT
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYIVANIA RAILROAD sIf-
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
Il tic cities with Western FORTH Western, South
Western satesby continuous Roway direct. This road
also connects at with daily line of Steamers to
dusky with Steamers to all ports the Northwestern
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to from
the Great Vest. F575
RATES BETWEEN pHILAD ELpHIA AND p1TTsRuRGH
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ASSENGERS

FROM THE WEST GOING SOUTH,
TWICE daily Sunday night exceptedJ for the Relay
House, Washington, FreterickSburg, Richmond Pc
tersburg, Weldon &C. &e, (Vi1. Potomac River and the
splendid and comfortable steamers Acqua Greek thence
TO Richmond by the Richmond, fredericksburg and
mac Railroad.
Hours of departure from Washington, GSO A. II and 4
p. H. Sundays cNcepted) Leavs Sundays at $50 "
only Baggage under charge of special agent checked
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon
From Washington to Richmond 46kO
From do to Weldon: .....:..
From do to Wilmington .... 3I9
been in operation for 29 years. that time no pas
senger has either been killed crippled by accident which
Is without parallel In the history of Railroads. this
country: -, 8. RUTH, Supt. Trans.
June 70, 1893 iy1-Iy
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atlast found ,snyperson tron.
NPLdLNZ,i In any ofits forms,
,aconviction is certain.
Amorbid or bail matter from
Nplace a healthy flow Of bile,
causing food to digest well,
.A!gtving tone and health to the
Sthe cause of tin disease
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principal regrlatorsNo the
performs its functions well,
fullvdeyeloped. The stOmaclt
on the healthy action of the
ance ofits functlous;when the
are at fault, and the whole
'of one orgau-the LIVER
For the diseases Of that or
has made 1t HIS study, In a
wears, to hnd some remedy
many derangementst to which
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SHEET MUSIC.
in the Western country. -
AZ Music sent to any address, postage tree.-ea
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In connection with the above keep every kind of uu
Hcallnstruments and musical merchandise generally.
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TPianos, MeloIsons and every kind of musical nstru
nentS tuned and repaired.
EB-An goods warranted at this establishment. nov6
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RRANGEl[ENTS FOR TIE EASYERN g
SOUTHERN CITIES

Local through tickets purchased at various
the Levee, Wheeling, Va.
superintendant's Once, o q PRR, JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland, June 9, 1858, je9 Sup't.
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TN changing OF 1s,ncss from long credit svste TO
cash one, or Its equivalent also change long profits
IN very short ones and In closing out stock heavy
Cloths and CRsstmeres, will sell fror twenty per
than former prices Should any doubt what
by calling At No. Washington Hall You Will be Al
once satisfied We mean ust Whatwe say.
WHEELER 4 LARIN,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
The Administrator

Since the days of Washington no
Administrator has been mere abused
and vilifed than that Of President Blu.
ehanan. The difference of opinion as
to ne application of principles Of act
organizing the Territory of Kansas, for
a time seemed to threaten Ue dissolution
of the Democratic pzsty. But now as
all difficulties have been happily settled,
we think it not put of place to call the
attention to what has been done by the
Administration. Again people are be-
ginning to express their confidence in
the honesty, integrity, wisdom, and pa
triotism of james Buchanan. They
can see that his devotion to the best in
terests of the Union knows no bounds.
Lecompton and anti Lecomptop, are
no longer issues in the democratic party;
Unalloyed Democracy is the only test.
And when that is applied to James Blu
chanan, the rank and file are satisfied
with him, and again rally around his
standard. From among tie master
spirits of the age he was the man the
people chose to fill the highest office
within their gift. Let us now inquire
how he has discharged the duties of his
Office. When he took upon him the
oath of Office no found the affairs of
Kansas in such u disturbed condition, as
to threaten the Union with civil war.
Now all these disturbances have been
definitely and satisfactorily settled
The people have had an opportunity of
decidiBg what is best for themselves, and
undisturbed quiet again prevails. The
Mormon difficulty which at one time
wore so serious an aspect, almost seem
ing to demand a war of determination
in order to put a stop to the unholy
practice of olygamy, has been adjusted
without the e~ffusion of blood
b Great Britain has been compelled
definitely to abandon theobnoxious right
of search and visitation of our merchant
vessels on the high seas.
Unlawful and warlike expeditions
against the peace Of other nations, by
Gen. Walker, and all other fllibusters
have been imperatively forbidden.
l.. In all our foreign relations the rights
of the nation have been vindicated.-
The affairs of the Union have been ad.
ministcred with economy, prudence, and
ability, so that the policy of tho admin
IalcttdtIOu wv OhiJ o ~ OOLbA
of the people of this country, but com
mands the respect and admiration Of
other nations.
The Administration of James Blu
chanan is not without opponents, notwith.
standing the able manner in which it
has met all questions concerning the
interests of the people. But this
is natural-Themas Jefferson had his
-opponents--so had Jackson-and yet
their very important measures has been
ratified by the people. So it will BIT
with James Buchanan.
If his life should be spared but a few
years, he will have the satisfaction OF
seeing the acts of his Administrator
sactioDed by the people, and his name
0 occupying an honorable place among tht
reat ann good who have proceeded
eim.-Canton co., Democrat
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From Havana.
New YoRK, Oct. 4

1- NEW DIRK, tJct. a.
Advices from Havana state that an
American ship landed a cargo of slaves
at Cardenas She left the African coast
with upwards of 900 slaves, of which
nearly $50 died on the passage from
starvation. 5a& aE 1893 1
A Spanish of6eerjhad been sent to
Cardenas to investigate the matter.
Weather at Havana cool and pleasant,
health of the city improving. BOO.
Sugar, firm and quiet.
g. Freights very dull. No Americans
engaged during the week. G was
Exchange on London Is northern
cities 41szsA afzsy g 1a5l sesG
Go A letter from Havana to the Herald
says ainumber of secret agents of San
ia Anna had arrived at that port from
st. Thomas, en- route for Vera Cruz
He had plenty of gold and left on the
English mail steamer after having had
interviews with the son of the ex Dicta-
tor, add some Spanish and Mexican off
Gals. -.!f,m . r-r.u ~ s-F
1t was said that Spanish Government
would take the cable to Key West at
ise eAPSusS. farET GIEE-
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Gliques and Contrasts,

The Ashland Times has another brief
chapter about "cliqurs." Wchave hore-
toforO shown very clearly, we think,
where ",hs clique uas, md whore
it seasn't. Although our explanations
were entirely satisfactory to every body
else, they were not SO to the Secretary
Of the Company aud the proprietor of
the Times. We recur, therefore, to the
subject again, and hope that we may be
enabled to make the matter clear to the
mind of the Secretary, as it is to that
of every other pers IN in the county.
On the 2sth of August last, 1886 of
the Dem ocratic electors of Ashland
county, designated the candidates Of their
choice, for the several county Offices
With the exception of Surveyor, for
which nomination two excellent men
were candidates, the choice Of the party
was indicated BY very large majorities-
The Treasurer and the Sheriff were
nominated without opposition, and of
the IIS6 votes cast for Auditor, Mr..
SwTNEroRD received all except 465.-
The Democracy of the county having
thus indicated their choice, their wishes
we're formally ratified by a Convention
composed of the Central Committee, and
of delegates chosen by the Democracy
of the several Townships at the same
Primary Meetings where they recorded
their unbiased votes.
So much for the method and manner
by which the Democratic Party of thu
county executed their will.
Now how was it with the Republi.
cans? Let us see
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
ONE OF THE DISSATISFIED RE-
- PUBLICANs.
me-Thu1aday, ssptember 30
prisons RErREsEvrED.

Capt. S-LE of Montgomery and
leader of the Republican clique.
j. s., of Vermillion; also a Republi-
can. ~
Capt. s o. M4-s.wel ell, friend s.,
how's the party in Old Vermillion?"
J. s. Of Y. -"Tbe PARTY? The par
ty is all right in Vermillion-bu you
will please take notice that you're got
no party in that Township. We don't
belong to your tribe. Were down on
your entire institution (,
Capt. s. of Why, what do
you mean? don't understand you"
J. s. of. lyon don't? Well,
you wiU understand US, when the votes
are counted out. If we couldn't get a
hearing at the Republican Convention,
you will find that We can at the polls.
I mean, simply, that the Republican par.
ty, thls year, are running no ticket,
There's only one ticket in the field that
was honestly nominated, and that is the
Locofoco ticket, Your clique triumph.
ed over the Republican party in the
county, aud nov that you have got your
men, you may get their election insured
in your Company, if you think that will
save them against loss and damage by
the voters;-but the masses of the Re
publican party, who had neither lot nor
part in forming the ticket, have DO in
terest in its success. We're not to be
sold out to the interests of a Corpora.
tion without brains or bowels. YouI
paper is not the organ of the Republi-
can party, but the mere instrument in
the hands of a rspacious, stock jobbing
clique, who would plumber the Repub
lican party with as little remorse as you
used when you feeced and drove hence
your own brother. in-law. Get thee to a
nunnery-go!"
[Curtain CRAPS" Exit Capt. s. OF
NJ. in high and dignifsd dudgeon, car
ryiDg off in each ear, a monster flea -
about the size, more or less, of a mice
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Will Not Answer.

F. we have been trying for the last four
months to find out why the Black Re-
publicsns in Congress, voted against the
admission of the FREE STATE of
Minnesota with a sufficient population
to entitle her to TWO MEMBERS
OF CONGRESS, bat our enquiries are
still unanswered. They also voted
against the admission of the FREE
STATE OF Oregon and we are unable
to find out why they did this, unless it
was becanso they were two Democratic
States. When shall we be enlightened
on this question: Crawford Go, 70
nun, wT3cIG dqf ,ayE g0ibaszd iasa
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Sec Your


On the eve of an election there is no
way in which the democratic cause can
be served more ~effectually than by its
friends devoting one or two days to
making personal visits among their
neighbours. In this way, the exact con
dition of things is reliably ascertained,
and the loss of many votes fr ON neglect
or misrepresentation, may be prevented
Wnl not our democratic friends in every
school district, ae: on this suggestion
without delay?-Ne tcark Advocate:
EA An excellent hint-and as good
for our friends in Ashland, as it is for
those in Licking. By this means we
can most effectunlly resist the machina-
tions of our enemy, who workin secrecy
and in darkness, Let our friends in
each School District act without delay
upon this wise suggestion. Four days
of earnest, well-directei labor, and the
victory is Won!
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From the Seneca Advertiser.
The Pedigree of the Opposition
Black Republican Party not a
Permanent one.

-
The Republican party is not a pefma.
len organization. It is founded upon
q single idea, and SO soon as the issue
that it makes upon the solitary question
of Kansas is settled, it will dissolve,-
vanish, and it will be snumbered among
the things that were" 1t is compelled
to seize upon every temporary issue
sprung up in this country, to save itself,
but it is rapidly approaching its dissolu-
ton, it is moving slowly and surely to.
wards hat grave which contains the re-
mains of the score of parties of which it
is a lineal descendant. While the oppo-
sition to the Democracy have been no.
torious for the desertion of their princi-
pies, aud for the facility by which they
change their names, the old Democratic
party has stood like an adamantine rock
by its principles and chung to.its glori
Gus name, and has been the party to
which the people of this country have
turned to for protection in every hour of
peril, in every time of danger. You
might as we'll attempt to destroy the or
ganization of the christian churches as
to attempt to break up the DemocI attic
party which has maintained it's organi-
cation since the formation of our gov
ernment, and the records of whose wise
policy can be found on every page of our
country's history. Look at the oppo-
sition and note the difference It would
take a book of many pages to tell what
principles the opposition to the Democra-
cy have advocated, the platforms they
have stood upon, the DISCUSSES they have
worn. But we only propose to give the
names they have worn from the Federal
black Republican party of 1853. which
profess ona thing and practice another.
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Railroad Accident.
BALTIMoRE, Oct. 4.

DAbIINONbj OOS'
The train from Philadelphia due here
at three O'Clock this morning, vas de-
tanned till 6 o'clock by running over a
horse at Ferrysville. The baggage ear
was thrown from the track, and Peter
McGirk, the baggage master killed. and
another named James severely hurt
No passengers injured. es
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
. GRANVILLE !,
FEMALE SEMINARY,
A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR Cd
YOUNG LADIES 81

DEv. G. 8. Doollttle, A., NJ, Rector; j.
H. Indy, A. NJ. Principal Mrs. P. a
Doolittle, Governess; Mrs. NJ. N. Indy. AS.
s~ociate, assisted by other able and accom-
plished teachers. H
This long established and popular tnstt-
tuition now offers rare advantages to young
Ladies for acquiring n thorough and accom-
plished education. Its location is delightful
and b althy. The buildings have been
thoroughly repaired, the rooms newly papered
and neatly carpeted. A full corps of ex
perienced and accomplished teachers are en-.
ployed. The Rector, Principal and teachers
reside in the Seminary-thus enabling then
to bestow special care and attention upoI
each pupil. The course of study is exten
sive and judiciously arranged. The %instruc
tions given are most faithful and thorough. Tt
those expecting to become teachers, speeia
instructions will be given.
The next session will on Thurs
day the 2ud of September. For information
or admission, address either of the under
signed.
c S. DOOLITTLE, Rector.
j. Indy. Principal.
Granville, Aug. 4.sls5s. Aft
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
yo1e clean Ticket..

The Democracg of those counties who
are in the habit of voting clean, I'M
scratched tickets, are hoDOred By their
brethren everywhere. With two exeep-
lions in, her history, Ashland county
has alvays done tbus-and we know Of
no Democrat within the county whose
vote aided in making those exceptions,
who has not since expressed his deep re-
greet that he permitted a momentary
passion or prejudice to swerve him from
the path of duty
What Democrat, who has wei re-
mained steadfast, aud voted a clean, un-
mutilated ticket, does not point to his
record with pride !?
What Democrat, who has e,.sr falter-
ed or fallen, does not regret his course ?
Ssi4Union. harmony, self.denial, concess-
ion;-evevyfhiag for the cause-noA-
arg for men Pc
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06

TNOOi 1tCPUUITOdu AWST IOaHs,
There ia the record of the names un-
der which the opposition have sailed i
Their organization is nov falling into
fragments. What honest, consistent
and straight forward man wishes to re.
main connected with a trausitory party
like the Black Republican,? Let all
honest aud patriotic men join the De-
mocracy which is tie party of the coun-
try now-Which aver has been, and which
will ever continu; to be! II is a per-
manent origin cation, has fixed priuci-
pies, and comp: red to the black-repub-
lican organization is pure and white as
snowl
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only four pays,

Democratic friends will bear in
mind that only four working days inter
yene between this and the election.
This time, faithfully and wall employed,
will nsure a more signal victory than
has crowned our labors for years, and
will %entitle Ashland to a rank among
the stauuchest Democratic counties in
Ohio. But a contrary course-inac.
tivity and supineness-may put in jeOp-
ardy our cause. Let US do. then, our
whole duty, and make a good use of the
few daysi in which we have to work
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-06
rhe last chance. DenoeratsI

The last chance. D~emocrafsI
Democrats will bear in mind that if
they do their whole duty to their
6 country on Tuesday next, they viii sink
Republicanism sodeep that it will never
be heard ef again under that name.
They will have a new programme and a
new name. The Ashland Mutual will
probably gather up its traps and go off
in q clique By itself. No foretelliug
what may happen. Democrats, how
ever, should all be on hand to give this
rickety and wo-begone political humbug
called Republicanism the last kick that
they will probably ever have the oppOr-
tunity to give it. BE sure and turn out
and do IT on Tuesday nextin 1aa
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..CIIaue,

-
We have been asked why we do not
defend the Democratic party against the
attacks of the Republican abouta clique.
Our answer is brief. Simply because
we do not think the charge rises to the
dignity of a respectable lie! SuCH STUFF
Is only TOLD BY KNAvEs FOR FOOLS TO
Believe Wayne Co. Democrat.
ESame over here, friend MAR
cHAND--same erery 1ehere. When cor
rupt, disappointed aud sore headed men
have no other stock in trade, they in
variably resort to the meaningless and
stupid cry of "clique. cliquel!" Such
stuff, as you well say, sis only told by
~knaves, for fools to believe 1t is the
last resort of men of feeble brains and
bad hearts. An intelligent elector viii
never trust the man who raises this cry.
1t is too old-too stale-and has become
a more disreputable business than the
low game of the thimble.riggers.
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& wald 70 ne CoSTEsTEb-A mum
Der Of persons are going to contest the
will of Janus w. Craig, of Arkansas,
who died in Lonisyilie, earlsthisa month,
and left 80 estate of Sn50S0o0s with
dsbis sgaiusb il of $3.50 600. w.
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SHERIFE,S SALE
CleveIand InfirmarY,

THERE are in this Institution as a charge
upon the City, a number of likely BOYS
and girls including infants whom The Di.
rectors will bind to service until they become
of age, with suitable persons, Upon their pro
ducing testimonials, from the. Clergyman
Magistrate or Trustees Of their town, TINT theJ
are suitable persons TO have the care of AM
to bring up such children. 70 4izsiAs edit
Application may be made TO @ vgi
r. .HUSSEY,.
Acting Directo: Cleveland fnfirmary.
May 10, 1858. 5aaai tac 3n50
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The hope OF the enemy.


The hope of the enemy in Ashland
Counts is based upon the apathy and.
feeling Of security which they imagine.
pervade the Democratic party. They
are conscious that the Democracy have
TEE 0POWER in their own hands;
and that, ifthis power is made effective
By ORGANIZATION they will be a
woree beaten party in this county than
they have aver been since their name
was Republican. Shall we not, then a.,
Democrats, destroy this last hope of our
enemy, and put forth our achoke strength?
The MORAL effect of a victory SO decided
as the one which will crown our efforts,
BY . use of the proper means, will have
armportant influence upon the future
interests of the Democratic party in
this county. Every Democrat, then
who loves his country, will put forth his
whole energies in defence Of the men
and ticket Of his party. "a -e5oa
Zzsia essidid
Cheering Prospects throughout the
p state-Shan Ashland be a laggard
3 i'm this contest: T. gsH Eofiglissge}
'ao Our advices frcm Wayne and Rich
land, and, indeed, from all quarters Of
Tie State, are of the most encouraging
character. The "back bonen counties
are roterning to their position of IRE
emiDenee "a the Democratic organization
Of the State. Shall Ashland lag be
hind her sisters in this great work Of
duty !? 1--WE trust NOT. We have only
four days in which TO make up tie re
cord! Let Us make it such a one as We
can rscur to with pride hereafter