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All those that read the News should go
To Harry OLMsTED's News Depot,
For there the latest News will be,
Both monthly, weekly and. d.daily.
Opposite the New Post Office is the place
Where you will find welcome face,
And with Happy New Year to all
Come one and all, give US call. Sd
y E. Ruffini is manufacturing the finest assort-
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He has worked in many of the first and most ex-
tensive establishments in Europe, and he can sell
any article of Furs made for Ladies or Gentlemen
use at less than two thirds what dealers do who
buy in New York. Call and see if this is not so.
Superior Street. three doors above Bank.
E DR.. Lyons Office is removed from
IS Water street to No. 81 st. Clair street.
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CYCLOPEDIA OF WIT AND HUMoR.
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Cleveland, Jan. 6, 1859. 2t 5l2
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LO3U Prices
As reallyto
ASTONISH PURCHASERS.
ALSO:
Good Canton Flannel
A. cents yard, with large assortment Of staple
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
Which will be offered at prices to suit.

" Purchasers invited to call and see ou Goods ~
they may be assured will sell goods at the prlces
named and they will be well repaid coming 70 s'e US
And Holidays hand hose intending MAJ
ing presents either useful Ornamental be srppeu
At a saving Of Is per cent, by dropping in at
s. HYMAN & CO.'S,
dec2l:dfebyl2l6 Cor. Superor-st and Public Square
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SOLE PROPRIEIORS,
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PharmaceUtiStS and Chemists,

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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO
H MEN From the ~ T. DGiIy Nelss (Editsriall
desire & to ea to letter & from D ySsa5a
column He treats he SUBJECT IN an abe mannsr' and
us 81 Ii anu FFoaa fhs zi5asy Morning EEprsssf
tMarshas Uterine CatnucOn has proved TO be fully a.
S9 S9S1Ss %se 1 snd e. os s m p B aa
physician very ne attanmens man Of great Judgment
all diseases, especially those eI Nonen ana
chii'is From Plssrians
'sAfaIshals Uterine Cafhoiicon viii certainly cure all
There is no medicine ike il IN this country"
IN the worst cases have ever met with Marshall
erine CafholcOn Is certain and safe remedy"
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHoLICON
sunhesitangy yered as reliable remedy ior q thoss
uay affect the mind well the body hat 10 thiuk,
Siliy Aons the Complains for which he Cshsii-
con remedy Falling Of the Womb, WINES. Sup
pressed Irregular PAINFUL Nenstrua;on BlealIns In
aamnaiJns aud Diseases Of the kidneys UrHaTy Or
saus, Retention Incont;nence Of Urine Heartburn Cos
urbed Sleep and all troubles, organic OF SYM athee
Ladies who are troubled with any othe above symptoms,
with SPINE liver or lung complaints ure invited 70 al
mi relief MarSIals Uterine CathOlicOn is not qaaek
mecne but its ingredients have been made known 10 the
Medical Colleges they at the service of any ie
spectable physician in the country.
The price o. MARSHALL'S UTERINE CA1HoLE
CON ts One DOliGran q Ragper single bottle.
WEST BEDFORD Cesheeton Co. aiay y, 1851
arr II II KinsSieg SIr--I have been selling The medi-
% Of the raenberg company for the last years and
nave invariably found them 20 give good snsiaelon and
~. nils hsvs sold 10 great many families regularly
ssthertea and coffee, and with my trade h have become
- ,nIear Gle Mars1alls Uterine CaihOrOB Is a neol
me tba as done great Of gOodin eTlaie disess
Is one lady sod 1t toll she he'd received more
beneft from bottle than she did from 0e course OF
medicaltreatment by the most skill piy sclans
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
January Ist 1859
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-09

viction thereof. before any court having
Competent jurisdiction. shall be severely
lined Tor the use of the county, by the court
before which such trial and conviction is
had, in any sum not exceeding one thousand
dollars, nor less than one hundred dollars,
with costs of prosecution, at the discretion
of the said court, for each such offense; and
the sad county commissioner or COM
missioners, SO failing, or neg 'ecting, or re-.
fusing to furnish the same, shall moreover
be held liable on his or their official bond,
and also in his or their private capacity, to
pay for the use of the county, for ali .mounts
Of money or property that may be stolen.
robbed, or unlawfully taken from such county
treasury during the time between the period
when such requ;sition or demand shall have
been made by any such treasurer, and the
time when such vault, safe, and other means
or security, may be furnished to such trea.
surer by such commissioner or commis-
sioners.
Sec. 8. That the original sections sir,
(6). fifteen, Q5j, twenty-five, (95). and
twenty-seven,(2 can, of the act hereby amend:
ed, and section thirty-one (slJ os lie act;
entitled an act prescribing the duties Of
county treasurer, passed March II, 1881,
and took effect June /, 1881, be and the
same is hereby repealed; provided, that the
repeal of the laid sections of said acts shal!
not effect any rights acquired under them
or either of them, or affect any liability;
civil or criminal, grooming out Of, or srising
under, said sections of said acts, OF either Of
them, or the prosecution of them to final
Judgement, agreeably to the law heretofore
exiating. -t b.
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
st WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Spe aker of the House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
April 5, 1859.
SECRETARY OF Srkrr's OYFIcE.
COLUMB u, April 5, 1859 !
hereby certify that tho foregoing acts are true
copies Of the original rolls on file in this ofkss
A. P. RUSSELL.
Secretary OF State.
AuprroR's Grrlc-, n-&
. ST.. CLAIRsvILIE, Ju-e 2, 1859. 81
certify the foregoing Laws 10 be correctly
copied from copies furnished me from the Secretary
of State C. l.. POORMAN, :
| t.t...-. Auditor OF Belmont county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-09
AN ACT.
mo, 1876. !

mo, 1851 AN ACT.
To amend Section SIX (6), Fifteen (IG),
Twenty-Five (25) and Twenty-seven
(27), of the act entitled ian act to further
provide for the Better Regulation of the
Receipt, Disbursement and Safe Keep
ing of the Public Revenue" passed April
I2, 1858.
Section /. Be it enacted by the Gener-
al Assembly OF the State of Ohio, That
section 6 of The act, entitled "aa act fur
ther to provide for the better regulation of
the receipt. disbursement and sale keeping
of The public revenue" passed April 18th,
1858, be So amended as to read as follows:
See. g. The treasurer Of state shall. en-
presentation, pay oil warrants drawn on the
treasury by the auditor of stale. duly certi-
fed and countersigned by the comptroller,
when tere are funds in the treasury be-
longing to the particular fund on which the
$. id warrant is drawn, in the manner pre-
scribed in section thirteen Of the "nct to es-
tab h the indepe ndent tire isury otthe State
of Ohio" passed April Il, 1858; and on
psvment of the same, he shall take the re.
CENT of the person presenting the said war.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-09
l. HOGE, .
ATToMEy At LAW ,
AND LAND AGENT

MOuNDSvILLE. Marshall county, Va, Twelra
lies below Wheeling, offers fer sale the following
tracts of Land, viz:
lst.-l40 acres in the woods. on Dry Run, one
mile from the Ohio River, and eighteen miles below
MoundsvilIe, at So 90 an acre.
srd.-lOo acres on Coon's Run. miles from the
river, by good road. and Is miles below Mounds.
vile, CT s5 % an acre.
3rd-35O acres, with 100 acres cleared, two miles
from the river. the waters OF Proctor RIn. %
mil es below this place. This is very rich land well
watered, and will make fine farm for si,fsrr
cattle o. sheep For sale at tI5 90 acre, in easy
payments. =.
4th.-el2 acres on the npper side OF Proctor. and
miles from The river. 30 cleared al Ss o0a
5ih.i6o acres, joining he last tract, with twenty
FIVE acres cieSre1, at S. 90 an acre
6th.-315 acres in the woods, on Fish Creek Wat
ers, miles from Beton Station. on the Baltimore
d ohio Railroad. within ~ rods of fine saw-Mili,
and Turnpike Road TO said Station. at 81 acre.
This is good tract of land, and the timber u 10
worth the price of the land.
7th $50 acres in mile of Bur ton Station. on
the B. & o. Railroad. 80 acres cleared, al $40 an
acre.
Titles all perfaet and reasonable credits will he
given, not longer ,ha IS ye ars. Apply 10 HOSE
Moundsv ie z .O.,vs fsh3 SSm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-09
NJ. ]. W. GLOVER,
AT Law,
AND TARY PUBLIC.
ST. CLA.RSVILLE, OHlt

ST. .CLA.RSNlLLE's OhlO.-
u.oFFICE up. stairs over Collins Drug store.
Par,ie attention paid 10 the settlement OF e
t,t,s Powers. Of Attorney and cthsr conveysnetns
pawers.ot Attorney aud Mortgages taken.
Also, Agent forths Ohio Lis insarsneeConssnc
I,iSs Po,is,es ,s-nseon the usual tsrass.
June -. lsStIf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-09
Sale of Forfeited Lands.

Sec 90 That the lands, inlots, outlots, and
parts of lots within the several counties OF this
State which have become forfeited to the state,
for the non payment Of taxes, and all lands
which may hereafter become forfeited to the
state by tho non payment of taxes, or otherwise,
shall be sold and disposed Of by the State of Ohio,
agreeably to the provisions of this act. The au
ditar Of stats shall cause all lands, inlots, out
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-09

AUDITORS Cfffc~, H-
. Sr. CLAIRsvILIk, Ju-e 2, 1859. 81
1certify the foregoing Laws 10 be correctly
copied from copies furnished me from the Secretary
of State 1a G. l.. POORMAN,
t,.. Auditor OF Belmont county
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-06-09

SEcRHTARY OF Srkrr's OYrIcr
COLuMB u, April 5, 1853.
hereby certify that tho foregoing acts are trus
copies Of the original rolls on file in this ofiss
A. P. RUSSELL.
Secretary OF State.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30

THE GoNDoLAs OF VENIcR.-The famed
gondola which so many poets have sung is per-
haps, the most delightful that ever was invent
ed. The quiet. progressive movement, the
wonderful address with which the boat men
conduct their charge through the narrow canals,
amidst crowds of barges, ooats, &c !, which are
constantly obstructing your route, the nicety
with which they measure distances in the most
intricate situations, turning the sharp corners.
and padding through apertlres whic yon think
impracticable, without ever tonching the OBJ
jects that seem to oppose your passage, and
gives you the most agreeable sensations of pless-
nre and security. The price of a gondola
with two men is only five francs day they
are not, indeed, now dressed in the picturesq
garb of former days. but heir ordinary attire
il well compensated by Their utility, which, in
the present humbed days o. Venetian fortunes,
is mere important. There men act as servants
in your house, andperform every act of house
hold duty.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30
"Ths Grsat Virginia Scare"

The rttempt of Republican newspapers and
politicians to be W tty and make light of the
Harpers Ferry invasion, is neither natural nor
creditable, and reminds one irresstibly of scar d
boys whistling through grave yard to keep
their courage up. These Republican papers
know that t. their teaching, and to the section
al and iniammatory appeals of their public
speakers, are attributable the mad and treason
able acts of Old John Brown and his deluded
associates. Knowing that the lawless blood
shed at Harper's Ferry rests their skirts,
and fearful of the consequences which may en-
sue to their party. the Republican leaders seek
still further to defend their followers by treating
The attemrted insurrection at Harper's Ferry as
something only to be joked over, as an utterly
arcica affair, altogether too unmportant for
grave comment. Whilst reckless Republican
agitators seek to get rid OF the affair in this
way. we are gratifed to observe how different
ly the matter is viewed by some of the stand
ard religious journals of the country, which
see in Browns bold, mad shemes only the lesi-
innate fruits of the discord and strife which
have been so ndustrnusly fomented by med
dlers at the North. The extract below is in
point:-N soark Adrocnte.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30

The INDIAN CApr1vE.-We have alreardy
noticed the fact that it was supposed the young
man, who some months past, has been in search
of his parents, stating that he was stolen from
them by Indians, in this section of the State,,
in 1922, was son Mr.. WILLIAM BRAYroN
or Adrian, in this county. The young man ig
now on visite to Adrian, and it thought be,
is the missing boy He was taken by the In
dians to Canada, then sold from tribe to tribeg
went with them west, his Taste sojourn being
with the Copperhead and snake Indians
From there he escaped, making his way to
Ohio. He was told by Chief that he was
taken from his parents in this section, and he
annd he is determined to hunt them up.-=
Seneca Advertiser. ,-ss
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30
From the Philadelphia Presbyterian.

HARPER's FERRY.-The New York hide
pendent (Beechers raper,) affects to regard the
sad occurrences at Harper's Ferry as good
joke, and as affording capital theme for PtatA' S
caricaturing genius. 1t styles it The Great
Virginia Scare" and makes itself merry over
the calling out of troops to put down the freak
of mere madcap. This new turn will not
avail the Iudependent Its readers should re-
member the seriousness snd earnestness with
which it recommended the free use of Sharpe's
rifles. 1t is ungenerous now, TO say the least
of it, to style Brown mad-cap, when he was,
with the countenanee and material aid ofotters,
attempting to carry out the favorite theory of
stirring up serUite aoar With all its unspsak-
able horrors.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30
ASHLAND. ASHLAND COUNTY. OHIO. WEDNESDAY MORN

the highest judicial tribunals, and by common
sense This concess on woald involve no sacri-
fee of our own rights, OF principle or honor.
1t would simply involve reco .nition by the
North of that which the South have always
cheerfully conceded 10 us. In the whole his
tory of the country, the South have never pro-
posed to invade the Constitutional rights of the
North. They have never intermadd' ed with
our local polity, or even our manner:sms.-
With our Mormonisin, our Free Loveism,
our Woman .rights-ism, our infdelity, and
all the array of moral ulssEs that are indigo
nous to those localities in the North where Re-
publicansm and Aboitionism have the deep
est root, they have never proposed to interfere.
They carefully accord to us m ,nopoly of all
these "blessi! gs." Our Constitutional right to
transplant these "peculiar institutions" of our
section to the common Territories-purchased
by the com mon blood and ths common treasure
has never been questioned by the South
The whole history of these sectional conflicts
shows that the aggressions have all been on the
one side. Will those who vote blindly the Repub-
lcan ticket, and those who have adopted Judge
DOUGLAS view VI -CquiteSt SosOiS'SHtJ,
ponder upon the great truth we have just
stated?
There is only one condition upon which we
can escape the perils that threaten the coun-
try-and that is by resolve on the part of
the People of the North to concede to the
South their full and equal rights under the
Constitution. -.H
AS in all past trials, there is only one source,
except to ProvideLti interPosition, to; which
the country can look for. deliverance. The
National Democratic Party, which was organ
lied cotemporaneously with the formation of
the Constitution-thc- only party that has
heretofore been able to Withstand the shocks
of sections and factions, of foreign and inter-
nal focs;-it is to this old party, so closely
identified with the origin and maintenance of
the Constitution and Union that the country
can look with any hope in this hour so fraught
with calamity. 1t is the only tie of union
possessing strength adequate to the emergency.
AS heretofore, it is the last hope and refuge of
the patriotic men of all sections of the coun-
try-it being the only party whose principles
are National, and whose blessings like the
dews of heaven, are felt alike by all classes
and by all sections.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30

ANEcpoTE OF HENRY CLAY-The great
statesman and orator was tpveiing somewhere
out West and put up for he night at a coun-
try tavern. Mine host, il looking over the
register. discovered the name of Henry Clay.
He knew of but one Clay. Could it be posi-
BILE that he hsd this distinguished man under
his roof? He was amused aid delighted Next
morning. as soon as the graf man appeared,
the amiable boniface bustle forward and Z. /. de
his rude bow.
"Mr. Clay, believe sir. said he.
"Yes. that is my name, old the gentleman,
in his affable tone.
We'll sir, I've heard of you, and tho't I'd
just ask if you wouldn't gi,e me and my old
woman little speech befoe you go p
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30
The New York Journal of commere. has

The Now York Journal Of Commerce has
the following excellent hit ess ~,
''When porpoise has been wounded the re-
mainder of the school Immediately attack and
destroy him. So it is with Ossawatamie Brown
and the rest of his party in arithmetical pro-
gression. Brown. Cook, Smith & Co.; Gid
dings by the Tribune and Post; the Tribune
by less ultra Republicans and these By Others.
Each is counted out of the Republican party
by other member, according to the views held
by each, and thus, by general sitting, the
parry is resolved into its constituent pafts--
that is, the various elements from which that
party was origionally organized.
'.Fleas have other feas to bite en-
And so 60 ON AID INFINITuM."
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30
Lbe ASHLAND olnioa.
ASH aNp SATURDAY, yVEI3Ei &c 1873
address of ,. H. KI:pport.

We conclude this wee& the able address of
this gentlemen delivered at the late Fair. 1t
will amply repay perusal.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30
: N e N s D e p Q r

FTyHE following papers will constantly be kept on
hand al the Post Office News Depot:
HARPRR,S WEEKLY: NEW-YORK WEEKLY,
LADIES ILLUSTRATED, FLAG OF OUR UNION.
NEWY0RR MERCURY, iBALL0US PICTORIAL,
NEW YORK LEDGER. STARS AND STRIPES,
WEEKLY fzLIPPER PORTER'S SPIRIT,
NETWORK HERALD, LINE OF BATTLESHIP,
and all other papers and periodicals for which there
Will be q demand in this community.
Ashland April 90, 1859. A+--- 4Itf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30

uyILHAM RALsToN, Jeweier and Silver
w Smith few doors west of the McNulty
douse a shIand Ohio. Gold and Steel Pens, and
choice variety of Jewelry kept constantly ON hand
Highest price paid for old Gold and Silver Re
pairing done to ord ron reasonable terms-satis-
factian warranted
February A. 1857. 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30

oELN1Ew LIVERY ST ABLE-D b. Gray
80 v Proprietor. Fan lily and Pleasure Car
,sess and $40 Horses, tobef i'd al all houre Pas
senkSrs conveyed TO any Of ,e neieLboriie e tow
on the shortest notice. Price reduced to suit the
hard times. pStables in the scar of Graha ms Old
s1ones Store. a771 ~ 80 e4a' $50
sruary4 1857. 34sf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30

sign for tha colossal statute of Senator Benton.
whichis to adsrn soma apublie piaesib 81 Leuie,;
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30

IN J. KENNY, Attorney AT LAW, has open
Il ed an Office the first door West of P'rst Cfic.
on second floor where he will be happy see his old
friends xnd ,uehaothers may wish to engage his
professional services. April 20. le3e.-4ou
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30

TNRP.H. CLARK, Physician and Surgeon
y Offce three doors Vest of the Miller House =
special attention paid to diseases OF tho Chesiasw
"a all chronic cases.
May6, 1857. 4otf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30

KXTiLLAkD SLOCUM, Attorney at Law ASH
VHsIah.f Ohio Office corn' rof Church and
Ssnsidsky Sss Particular attention paid to eolec-
.;f,,,r,. sE Feb. 4. 1851 .-34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30
8 fM0TARY PEBLIG.

HyHE undersigned having received the appoint
i Isrnenfs Of Notary Public, will administer Oafhs
tsFe and certify dispositions, Acknowledgements OF
deeds Powers of Attorney, &c Charge reasonable
Once in the Recorders Office. G. JOHNSTON.
0Jan,iaFva 26 1853 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-30
L. L. CRANE, NJ D.. ,. P: ooWAN, NJ. D

I. L. CRANE, n. D.. ,. ?: co"AN' NJ D.
Drs. CRANE & CONAN
"AvING formed copartnership for the purpose
III OF practicing Medicine and Surgery. in Ash
land county, offer their services to all who may De
pieased to give them call. Office opposite the
Town Hall, over the Posy-0ice, where trey may be
found At all times when not absent on professional
m b. Settlement to be made once year either
by note or cash. of