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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-03-16
Ashland, March Sd, 1859

PENANcE.-Happening in at the High
School Department of the Union School the
other day, Mr.. BARBER thrust us into one of
the lowest and most miserable seats that ever a
freeman, not under conviction and sentence
for some high crime, was ever compelled to oc-
cupy. But it was as good as his room afforded,
and it's the same sort of seat that our children
occupy daily. Parents should visittheS School,
and drop into these straight-jacket seats. 1t
will enable them better to realize some of the
i~mpedimelts which the parsimony and misdi-
reeted enterprise of cur people has compelled
Mr.. BARBER and his faithiH2l and able Assist
,snts to contend against; anu in despite OF
which OFF children make as rapid progress az
at any other School in the State. The build
fngs and other facilities are behind the times
inadequate to osr pepulation. Let PARENTS and
guardians examine for themselves, and they
will see the cause of the trouble. We have
something more to say about this matter after
a time.
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NEW YORK

" IOHh, q :.
FLOUR-Firm but unchanged. Sales $1,000 bls
at S5,50@S5,7 rs superfne state; S6,50@S6,75 extr.
state; Sc, 50@S6, rs, common to good extra. Wiscon
sin; S6,6o@S6,sO round hoop Ohio; Canadian quiet
sales small; S6,50@S7,50 extra.
Y FLOUR and CORN MEAL-Both quiet anc
unchanged. r.
B~UCKwHEAT FLOUR-Du1l.
WHEAT-Held and 2 cents higher, which re
stricts sales. Aes
RYE-Dul at SS@91c.
BARLEY-Dull; Sales 1000 blu Canadian at sc
CoRN-Quiet: sales 5000 bush. at sec nominally
for mixed Western.
OATS-Dull; 56@63c state. western and Canada.
~PORK-Firmer; S1s,25 for new mess; S17,57
old do; S13,25 prime,
BEEF-Continues firm.
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.A-LAEL aEEEaA
.OUR RAIL RoAD.-We have been fovore6
with the following extract from a letter receiv-
ed yesterday by a gentleman of this place from
his friend at West Greenville, Mercer County.
Pr which is on the line Of the A. e. G. w.
r. r.. We thi * this reliable: "Your inter
esting and instructive favor is at hand. 1t
contains much va'uabl infor nation concerning
the Ohio portion of the A& G W R. which
was not heretofore well understood here. On
Monday we received news from William Rey-
nolds., Esq, President of our Pennsylvania por-
ton of the Roal, that our European neeoc:-
ations are consunpnated, and that the work
will now move forward without delay. 4
meeting of the directors will be held at Mead
vile on Friday. Much anxiety has been felt
IA this vicinity on account of the delay in get
ting this desirable news from Europe, and
innumerable false rumors have been in circu-
lation detrimental to the interests of the Road
these are rapidly disappearing"
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The "No More Free State Party"

What man is there that don't remember the
banrers extended across the streets of our cit
les and TONS by the Republicans in 1856, and
carried in their PROFESSIONS: in flaming letters
$40 More S3aDe Sta2" Those banners
and flags can now readily be br0rcseht INTO use
for 1860, by simply. rubbing out tine WORD
"Sa0e" and placing therein "Free'-leading
then, sNO MORE FREE STATES! which
will be consistent with their acts, if not their
professions; for since that campaign, two Free
States have BEEN admitted under James Bu-
chanan's Observation-Disclosures and Ore
gon-both of which the Republicans voted to
keep out, and the Democracy voted to come in!
thus proving their hollow heartcdnes in regard
to free Sfates. They can, however, no longer
deceive the people with such hollow profess
S, IONS, while their acts stand emblazoned in liy-
ing letters on the Journals of Congress against
every free State that has been admitted since
their loud cry for free &tatss IN 1856! They
have, there ore, justly earned the title of the
".Mo More Free State Party" And when
these hypocritical screechers about the negroes
come whining about "slayeocracy," and SINH
lar cant phrases, Democrats, give them a broad
side from Minnesota and Oregon, and if they
have a sense of shame, their own hypocrisy
will lead them to hide their heads. A beauti-
full Free State Party is this Black Republican
Partyl-ShieZd and Banner.
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TESTIMONIAL TO PRoF LooMIs.-At the
close of the recent Musical Convention in our
village the class unanimously
Reso.ved, That having enjoyed the services
of Prof. R. Loomis, through this Contention, a
second term of which has just closed, We
deem it due to him that we express our high
sense of the value of his services rendered to
the cause of Music in Ashland; and that we do
most cordially commend Prof. L. to our msuical
frieads throughout the country, as an honora-
bic gentleman; a thoroughmusician and teach
et; and a very competent and efficient Con-
ductor of Musical Conventions.
Signed in behalf of the Convention.
1. n. CARMAN,
L. L.. CRANE,
p. RISER,
j. RISER.
AShl.nd March Sd 1880
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A MEDIC1NAL WONDER.

We are assured that no language can portray the
immediate and almost miraculous change, OCCASION
ed by DR.. RoBACK'S SCANDINAvIAN Blood PILLS
and BLOOD PURIFIER in nervous dieases, whether
broken down by sickness or weak by ma ure, the I'M
strung and relaxed system, is at once recruited and
renovated. The Medicines have a threcfold action.
They purge. purify, AID strengthen, at the same time.
Hence their astounding cures of Indigestion, Gener-
al Debility, Bilious complaints. and Intermittent Ee-
yer. In fact, there seems TO be no kind of ailment
to which they are not adapted. Dr.. Roback's adj
vertisement is an appeal to common sense, which all
who need medical treatment would do well to read.
4M5O
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WERMIlLg@N BR @TuTUJE,

THIS Institution is located in the quiet and healthy
Il Village of Hayesville, Ohio.
During The last year there were over Two Hundred
Students, Male and Female, in attendance.
diplomas are awarded to Young Ladies who finish
The Course of Studies laid down in the Catalogue.
TUITION, ron SESSION OF FIVE NONTHS.
Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar, photography and
Book keeping, o.
Algebra, Geometry Trigonometry, &C., Philosophy.
Chemistry, Astronomy, Botany, Physiology and
Hlsiory,.:--..--... 8 60
Latin, Greek, German, French, Spanish and Italian,
including all other Studies, 49,. .........IO 20
contingent so
Music. on Melodeon and Piano, at moderate charge.
Students admitted at any time, and charged only
for the period of their attendance.
The following advantageous Terms arc offered: For
Seventy Jour Iollars, paid in advance, q Student
shall receive good Boarding, Room furnished with
bedstcad, table, chair, stove, fuel for room. and
Tuition in any of the above branches. for Two
Sessions of five months. Or, from thirty-seven and
a half TO ihirty-eigh dollars, PAID onthe 2Uth OF April.
all the above items will be furnished for the summer
Session OF five months. Students Furnished as
above) paying monthly, will be charged Two Dollars
per week. Two Students will occupy the same room.
a nd furnish their own bedding. which they can cast
ly bring in their trunks. Many Young Ladies, and
Young Ladies with their Brothers, prefer to board
themselves. Such persons can rent good Rooms for
One Dollar per month.
The next Session opens on the 18th of April next.
S. DEIFENDORF, Principal.
Hayesville, O., March 8, 1859. 6w4O
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D@GoDY FOR APRIL is received. Among
the engravings are "The Returned" a do
mestic engraving, full of interest and beauty,
will designed, and well engraved. 'April Fool"
the ~prettiest Fashion Plate of the season, con-
tanning FIVE figures colored. Head-dresses print
led in eolors to show the effect when made up.
Sixty-four engravings in this number, among
which are twelve full-length figures of fashions.
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-<~-S%

~Edwin Scott, of Lima, Wisconsin, vas
accidentally shot by his step father. The
young man was practising with his rihe-shoot-
ing at a mark-and giving the gun to his step
father while he vent the replace to target, the
rife was discharged when he was but a few
rods distant, and the ball passed through his
body. The young man was preparing to go to
Pixies Peak.
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pemoera.Ie msel,nr in Milton TOWNSHIP

The Democratic Electors of Milton Town
ship are requested to meet at the School House
In Anderson's District, on Tuesday evening,
ed inst, for the purpose of forming a Ticket
70 be supported by the Democracy of Milton
Township at the April election,
Gen. FULToN and J. j. JACOBS, viii be
present and address the meeting.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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~ Messrs. ROLLER & HOWARD are open
ing up the largest stock of Hardware that
has probably ever been brought to this town.
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p1~Mr. Smith O'Brien has been invited to
a public dinner by a number of his admirers
in Richmond. His reply was, that as he is
making simply a private tour through the coun-
try, he preferred to avoid all such public de-
monstrdtions.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
ASHLAND, O., MARCH 16, 1859.

p- Mr.. ZIMMERMAN has removed o his
old stand, where he will no do ubt be glad to
meet his old friends. See advertisement.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, March 0.
BEEF CATTLE-The market yesterday and to
day was only ~tolerably well supplied, the demand was
brisk, and good cattle brought fair prices. Thu
drovers demand big prices, and the purchasers have
heretofore been rather restricted. The offerings ats
both yards amounted to 1850 head, and choice quail
ity sold at from S10to S10,75 p 100 ID; prime from
50 to $3.50, and fair ordinary and common at from
81 to 1915.
supply of Sheep amounted to $500
head, and, though the demand was not very great,
prices ruled at quitea high figure. The best quality
selling as high as 81 each. The average of price
from So to $3.50.
HOGS-The- demand for Swine continues good.
and prices remain as last quoted; 1900 head were
of at from So to S9,25 70 100 ID, net.
COWS-Therc has been no change in this market,
325 head were disposed of at from $50 to $40 to
prime quality Mich Cows, and from S15 to $50 for
and ordinary.
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MARK WE'LL THHE TIME

G n L. l. L A X l. Il As p @ s S B L. e !
TNR. Jackson the Celebrated Indian Botanic Phys
- ician, who has for a long time visited various
portions of Ohio, and treated a large number of pa
tients successfully, will again visit the County, and
can be consulted at the
a." - o1 tx N % O
in Ashland, Ohio, on Saturday andSunday April 9 and
10. DR.. Jackson makes 20 false romise and treats
all fairly and frankly. All persons who are afflicted
witk old and lingering diseases, should not fail to see
him before giving up all hope; consultations free
Remember the time and day. DR.. Jackson's Post
Ot1ce Address is Erie, Pa, Box 222. 4Otf
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Hardware to. their splendid stock of Groce-
ries
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SHERIFFS SALE.

= OIEIEIEE y Ill.,
John D. Phoenix.
Francis NJ. Babcock,
and John Babcock & Co, In Ashland Cnuntv
vs. Common Pleas.
Aaron Yarnell and
R. McMahan. -
DURSUANT to the Command of an alias Order
l. to sell mort gagged premises, duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County, dated
the 9TH day of March, 1859, and to me directed, |
vii, sell at Public Auction at the door of the Court
House in said comfy, on
Saturday, the 9th aay IF Aprz, 1859,
between the hours of ter: o'clock, A. NJ, and four
O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day, tho following described
Real Estate. with Lots number Dirty six (36) in
the village of Loudonville,. and in lot Lumber one
IN n !red and ffty-one Q5D of Haskell's addli: on to
the village of Loudonvills, in Ashland county, AM
State of Ohio.
Appraised, Lot Number t~hirty-six at $500, 90
Lot Ne. one hundred and fifty one $3.50, 90
Terms of salc-cash
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
March ., 1889. 40tspfS5,5O
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EXPRESS LiNE1!Ia8
Ashland and Mansfield.

M undersigned; as Agent for Adams aud The
promptly to the delivery or for wardipg of Express
matter at Mansfield or Ashland. from or to an nor
left with A Melsheimer. at The Sampsel House.
will be promptly attended to. Charges paid on D.
livery. LEV McCAULEY. Exrrrss AN
June 9. 1883. Is
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BENJAMIN BONEBRlGHP,
Contractor and Builder !

WILL hold himself in readiness at all times to
w do any business in his line, in the best and
most approved style, and at as low rates as the times
will admit Of. Material furnished if necessary.
Ea5eSash, Doors and Blinds made to order.
g9A.None but the most competent workmen will
be employed.
BENJAMIN BONEBRIGHT.
Ashland, o., Jan. 10, 1859. Sm33
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s!se xishsst nssiaaE wsss any diSesity, & -
nat shsas names arr properly ssg5Sesred bs6seo
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cpsrect palae e every voter. e5ch one Who Z -
my intsse - 81 nsnici pal siestioss ehould -
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gsr pecpss e tnrons. ssill coatinse lighuy %
fehitshsss q Is "a 49, ~ 49, 8
we mir q fHntey Chnlrok, now beine ~ 1sses :.
sa1,S e nc. soP.,ased NATL Saturday aighs yhes
MI IS d;s.a s ~ ,tt1clss e may lss "a haad
Our puhils schools. nsls ssi Senaies sv.,s ~.
1ftd yeesaaay srsssAesn by0. W. BssiIe, HSq
Iss.idsst g shs Board e ,asaas, Af!ss bear.
4 ss PSPs, Z &c ss Ssssso e
ne most neiisOsioD pupils in each schosI had
sosne casds Of merit "a y s s. -1-gs- =, - -
TIE pssses Arctic, aiels, and sssssnaa, Moo,
laaea Win aou fsf New York, ssiisd "a wed.
.ntsd1y afternoon. sssga1er,v = g = go =
fnose sssngels q rnefey' tie good ladies q shel
Union Beneyolent Society, have alrcadY cam.
;menoed their active wihfeS operations 16s tke
smeiiosa1ion Of TIE coadiAon Of the needy in our,
midst. We learned Yesterday from eestlcmee
whose busines takes them % evcfv hossse m .the
town, that they found decidedly mach more tk6h
tie ordinary amount at real poverty In sevsFal
sections We therfeee, dncsfely heps that the
etceilent 49, OF III. Benevelsaf Ascension
will meet with more than ordinary enoousarc.
merit nom those Of our citizens who have Of tkis
worlds goods to spare .sis 80 ssiss- =
But little change has occurred In the aonr and
grain market since our last report Good canai
superf1ne brands Of -four are held st Is 25aa5 81.
and extras higher, q In quality. Red wheat
8 I5sei IS, and white sl.Ssa$1. IS. Corn 20 To-
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ALExAyDRIA, Va, Dec. Q, 1859 sr'
There islittle Or ne seyi stirring here teister,,
ct the general readerss The HFper's Ferry ex-
clteu,ent - pretty well ssplayed out,Y and our
citsens are turning their attention 70 things Of
The fair Of the Alexandria Rinemen opened last
night At the American HAL. The gallant RIae-
men appeared In full, uniform, and went through
. course OF drilling in the fair room, which was
s sSo va, Y excess BY ne beauty and fashipa Of
The Combination Of the man Temples, who was
arrested here somstime since on suspicion 81 beng
one Of Browns followersshas been further post.
poned Until tomorrow morning. ~ ss-11 q -
Thompson, who Is connned In fall on 4 similar
charge, win also have a further hearing to-Inor-
roW. taas4 ilfe sizss1s ssrsa- -
Judge Sinclair, Of Utah. arrived here last eve
remarkably well. Ase,S CasLos. :.
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SHIRTs MADE TO oRDER-w. a., ~
psrea 70 make 70 measure svery variety 81 Skirts
sasss % IT. Gsniiemeu oSbIeS v,sR ~ te s ~
shirts will leave thar ordevs with ms end Be kfed
ds1a STEVENS s sss:, e!raf ss.,
EoR ADQPTIoN.-Ar sspeetsble person dssir-
ing 10 adopt hue. healthy and interesting male
infant az months oie; mar obtain one by address-
writer will Ne calI~d on upon tie suS;sst a. s-iv
nHE CHEAPEsT WINTFR CIOTaINof
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Hsnd.ons suiss Of solid walnut Parior Furniture
| foiehed In Green And Gold Brocatelle, compris-
i ing large Sofa,two Arm and six ParIor Chsirs
EleSsnt Glt Frsms French Pier Glass, Sab and
wsisss cssved Egyptian Marble top Centre Ia
bI,acs Curtains, cornics sad shades, iss
BrouHe Geek Chin vsses and Mantel Ornaments,
Bxcalient bFusssis Psrlor, Chamber and S.air Car
Handsome Engrsyinss and Paiutiuss Q, % n g.
Suita % bIesf syt 9gtd Euameled Chamber Fur-
Two suites Of ha6dsoms Enamelled Chamber Fur
HsiTssd He'd Maitsssses, Bolster. and Piusxs,
Excc!feut OK MafDie-top Carved Sideboard,
M..bIIs top ws!eut SscSsssEy, and Etsrsrs, ss1
nsh SlsUs 1871 Iss ass Lesssss; sss
| Lsdl.S Rosewood Dressins Case. completely fur
white CSins piapsr, Dessert and Tea Service,
Siiysi PLATED lee Set casteys snd Table Cutlery,
Together with general assortment Of Housekeep-
lns kesuisitss ell Of which 10 in exeellent con-
Tern: ], ss, sas .ndsy. cash J, over tina. :sm. {.
SOsss. 6ssfinE intsrss, =. ..'.'a0'0fl' ENDORSED
| desd (Censtimtion3
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Death Of Theodore ssxGwick. ~.
STocKBRIpsE, Mass. Dec. p.-Theodore Sedr-
wick, District Attorney of the Southern Disnictof
New York. died here last night 49, ~ - -
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Ay01I0l sALB. - 8.
THIS AfT6kMQ0N& HoMO1ROV.
J. $50 MeevfRE . CO, zscsesS,r.-
Goexs.E EEn SALE or ARTIcLRsaE-
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!. By BARNARD q BUCKLEY 6 sorretovn.
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n Term. aDnn !. f :.Is . eOaoh fsstory =
assa.d. -''i BARNARD = sucxEy. Aue...
By J. G. Me6UIRE 4 co, Asctioneer..
w bkY Pc Ev S9EP At , AgcIIoS on FRI.
room SHY Guy. store svo don Of me .s:i g
il: 4 ;;:i
Fine ss.:s: en- E. s.s:ss. y.r
Al'f, l risais R,:ss: 8 W Mso1: Ensasi: hsp.,
Fruit Pieces, By La Croix, '--''" - = ~ 80,
Si.1sG %m vi::: q S..sss p wslllns, 20.
seiISs. .Sodls ssSs: jossPSs Dram, suy.rb
amsro1: to nensio IN ~ ne Sse1d s0sess TOO
Cataiotuea rssd wa, Se on Free Exhibition and
cIocE and the lovers q lie F,1 ~
Ats are RESPECTFULLY invited TO call and exsnios
dss q . 6. MeeurR 4 co. A..s..
By u 2 MCGUIRE 4 CO., Apetioneers., :,
EVALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTy AT
a9e1Ios 2, 6SS, YRfb1AsyP jsFs
.s Nos e ssd Fl IN 's ssIss .sSS; S
on s u nsssn sss 81. 5ad
improye9snnts: consisting, Of two brick DvellisF
vii :sf Iot So. !. as e 70 asre
d, ,s, 81 feet inches north street.
feet ssS With he im improves ssss
on hs Ptemises Title psrisct Xii oosss. sna;ns s
dss 80 i q MCGUIRE q CO., Ano...
By BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georsssovn. ;
TkUSTEES, sALE5By virtue of deed Of
"a trust from Richard Daley, dated July 81, 1859
the day 81 NGssi ss e % Mon
n sas fSrs. Of es: No.
u sossssaas g sAs
And running thence, ON the north side OF Bride
rcet sssf twebty- four feet four inches thence
hundred and twenty feet to ten feet ailey thence
s Esth SAID Alley twenty four feet four inches
ling. ,' -4"s WI
Terms Yf sale: one-third Of the purchase money
ments q SIX and twe months, with interest 10 be
''a' y n se aAa osea a Il s5pi coy,
.-s. F. w. RISQUE, : .
oc ssTsu SxsSSxR fbiIdH,Hs Ass;es%la.isn
IA RtT TFBEaH g2 ss IS SALE z fosTRosEn
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llRq Death Of Mrs. WEED. r- 81. -.I1
+ NEW YoRk, Dec. s-Mn. Wood, wtfs &C -
Hon Fernando Wood, Mayor elect Of New York,
died here this morning : 4 = - ii - : =.
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70 steady, with moderate sales; new yellow Sass;
old do. sezs5c. Pork 10 duh; mes sle q; prime
sileA Lard 10 firm at iokaiie. Whisk5 q DAN
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FUTURE DAYo. :

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ALkxASBRIA, Dec. Flour--snali nio 90
S3L- Wheat-sales Of fair 10 good whtte % "a
81 ~; red 81 .Soaet %. Cofn-sales Of Cd a. &c,
new &c By weight, Rye-s.ies At nc. osss-