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ss- At the polls in New Lisbon, on Tues-
day, an Irishman presented a Douglas ticket.
1t was handed back to him by one Of the
Trustees, and Republican ticket put into his
hands by his landlord, which he was compell-
ed to vote. His wife afterwards said that a
Republicans took off his coat to whip her hus-
band, because he said he would vote for Doug
las, and that the owner of the house they live
in threatened to turn them out if he did not
vote for lincoln. Now, we ask what would
the Republican who would turn a poor white
man cut of q house fof voting tie Democratic
ticket, do forpthe poor slave? What honest
and humane sympathies are Ia q part that
would encourage or even allow such practices?
Hurrah for Libertyl-Ohio COluna6iana Co..
r dtrfdt. 0fkAa - ~ =
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The Higher Law.

The Ashtabula Sentinel, the home organ of
Joshua T.. Giddings, r%ejoices over the election
of Lincoln as a verdict of the people in favor
of the "Higer law" doctrine. 1t is, the Sen
tineL argues, a decision of the people against
the Fugitive Slave Act, and favor of an appeal
to the Law of Rights as above all statues
This has been dull in fulfllment of Mr.. Sew
"Higher Law That appeal has been made,
and judgement rendered. Thus disoourseth
the SeattneL ~ @G@ 1& GE
But the Sentiiiel, or Giddings, rather, speak
ing through his organ, and describing things
which he sees are about to come to pass, as
though they had already taken place, says
''The higher law is enforced, and the tyrants
are driven out, as was Nebuchadnezzar, to
herd with the beasts of the field" Who are
these tyrants? These who do not yield ODE
dlence to the higher law as e1pounded by
Giddlngs and Seward, as above all statues
These are to be turned out, under old Abe, to
grass. Giddings and Seward are great stick
ers for the higher law, and for the freedom
and equality of negroes ; but those white nea
who, along with the ordinances of God, have
respect for the ordinances of man, and do not
choose to follow blindly the lead of fanatics
who set themselves up as wiser thar all who
have gone before them, they would trample
under foot, and Danish from society to herd
with beasts. y
Fanaticism is of the same type everywhere.
The Higher Law fanatics would abolish sla.
very however sheltered under the sanction of
human law, and resist to the death the enforce
ment of the fugitive act. The same men IN
the extreme South would appeal to the same
Higher Law asjustifying the extension of sla-
very everywhere, and authorizing the imporra-
ton of slave from benighted and barbarous
Africa TO enlightened and civilized America.
Giddings in the North would be a ire-eater in
the South, and a Seward lin the North would
soon become asecessionist in the South. Men
change with circumstances, and extremes more
readily run into-saoh other than most people
imagine. y ! .jI. ItIUDNOTG
The EghsrI4w hunbag can never be safe
ly adeptedas d rule for political action We
have constitutions and laws and to these eve
must yield a willing obedience or be content
to abandon civil. society and"'herd with the
beasts Of The feld.p-Statesninn. & 49,
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-FTAnrTrL Fof the Union:
sKassas zReItef4Neestng.

- . AA4kfBSGkS . FF seq H
A a meeting Of tho citizens Of Ashland, for
the relief of Kansas, held at the City Hall, ON
Monday seyenfnsI Noyembet =a2th; 1890,
Judge Jones was appointed Chairman, and J.
A.:J."F. Miller, Secretary; after which DIR. q
Loar, of Kansas, pseseRtedhisnredentials from
the relief committee, in Kansas Territory, GER
tifying to- his character, and signed by the
County, Kansas Territory, with their official
Ssata1ixed; and then made a few remarks in
which he stated briefly the sufferings and
Asauts of The pedple& Kansas, en- account of
the severe droHth Of the pas. summer. Stating
that immediate relief must be given, or many
would stafve. NET "a
. a motion was then made by Mr.. Fasig, and
the following Committee was appointed to aid
the Doctor in soliciting means for the suffering,
by4. NJ 0arn1an, Chairman of Committees s.
Fesig, Nm. Gibson, Judge Jones, jos. Was
son; g.. Il. d. F. Miller, Christian Miller, T.. C.
BushuelI Reg Robinson, Rev Wheeler, Rev
McReynolds, Mrs j. II: nfeCSubs, Mrs. ia.
cob Grail, Mrs. VIM. Wasssn, Mrs. Jonas Freer
Mrs.sJ, W. Smith, Mrs. Kenny, Mis- tQrloW
Smith ana Mrs. Joseph NasSonI p1Tb- u. Il
Jennings and Mrs. Gorhem, Miss Tace Kel-
logg, Mrs. Wallack w.,. .f
TIL following preamble and resolutions were
offered by Rev I. N. CarmAni: saS a5z u
WHEREAS, This meeting has reliable infof
nation through the communication JUST Had
fromtDr.a hdar, Of kansas, as we'll as from 9th
or sources Of. great destitution of the necessi
ties of life, in that Territory, therefore
IResozUed, That it is the bounden duty of
the citizens Of this County, blest as they have
been with beautiful zhafyests to contribute i'm.
mediately.an generously to the Kansas Relief
Fund, ana that Ne Heartily commend to the
coufdeneesaf the citizens of Ashland County
.Df. Loaf d q worthy agent for the transmits
sion of their iberality- -
R.solUed, Eaat.the proceedings sfthisaaae.
ting be pabfisse9ihh the County. Papers:
On motion fhe meeting adjodrtea:
daAWo8 aA@LJ. D. gGEfs, 64ka:
III Air. MfnnEa,csseS
Citizens Of Ashland County,a ia BshsH q
suEerilg, starving humanity, We appeal to goa
IIiq oUIed5a0 6f8TA
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GREAT INTERNAL REMEDY

GREAT INTERNAL REMEDY
r curing Thousands of cases where all other.
remedies have utterly failed. 1t is. no mere
'1ANoDYkR,' relieving for the moment, but is a per-
feet Specific end Cure for those painful diseases.
The vast number of Liniments, Embrocations and
External medicines, which act DIS stimulants of the
surface only, are merely temppreEEL in their effects
and of doubtful virtue The NEyRsA EeIA King reach
Q sthe source of all trouble. and efectually banishes
the disease from the system. We advise one and
all to give it a trial and become satisfied of dts won,
derfnl power. .r v.E
Read the astonishing cure, of yell kaoun citizens of
60 a. Buffalo. $780,
rsa-IT CURED Mr.. s. H~emenway. Proprietor Of
Niagara Street Omnibus Line, of Neuralgia and
Rheumatism in the neck and shoulders. ti4
EES-ONE BOTTLE cured Mr.. Elias Weed. Com
mission Merchant, Of severe Neuralgia ofEthe head
and neck, after all other remedies failed. A"'-ast
| rsa. Mr.. L. GROSVENQR, of Perry Street, who
was confined to the house; and. entirely unable to
attend to- business, is. now well from the use of
Watson's Neuralgia King. - -.
e@-THE NEURALGIA KING cured Nh. joseph
Cooley, Seneca street, of hqRammdtory Rheunaustsm
of long standing At the time of commencingits
he was confined to his bed.
aHA-JAMES VAN VALKENBURG, q well known
policeman of this city, was cured Of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia in its wors form,
ansEINFEAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.-Mr.
C. Fl. Reed, sc Carroll street, was cured after try
ing other remedies for years.
Rag- INFLAMMAF0RY RHEUMATISM, OF
Sc Pearl street. cured in three weeks-had been
under charge of best physicians in this city 45-sye
neHsNEURALGIA in it's nwerst form of fifteen
years standing. re rs.foLyma Rathburn, of 215
Delaware street, entirely cured. ps assJ sod 1910.
\ nSseWILLTAM COLEMAN Auctioneer, No. A
Swan street, cured of severe Neuralgia in his limbs.
- BS WILLIAM MOFFATT, Brewer, morgan street
cured of severe Neuralgia of the fsceand teeth. NJ
Price, $500 per bottle. J "a u 81:
Al. MATTHEW'S, Manufacturer,
22O main Street, Buffalo, N. Y
al For Sails by W. H. H POTTER, Ashland:
3m13
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THE Nip OF OUR COUNTY'

Is speedily progressing by Mr.. J. MCDONNELL,
the farm boundaries II mary of the townships be-
ing already plotted from the deeds and other records
in the County Offices. He has also Draughts of sew
eral townships already completed, and ready for
public inspection. The Draught of Montgomery he
has been exhibiting through the township for the
past week. The accuracy and neatness of which
has gained him not only, general recommend 'tion
but also a largely increased, patronage ~ the TIP.
A County Maj. if accuracy plotted from reliable
documents is a valuable acquisition to the County
on many accounts, but if executed carelessly and
without reference to the necessary documents, muAt
necessarily be incorrect and hence entirely value
less. To convince the purlic of the accuracy of
McDonnell's Map, he intends to submit the Draught
of each township to-the inspection of the residents
before soliciting their patronage, by which means
he confidently hopos to obtain a numerous list of
subscribers. n-E .e5r-s $50 si .e- 14f ~
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- .--a+ ae - 'Htl -. ~. - II fal Z
Ths ABOVE is q portrait Of David Ifscsairy, &
INaPier township, whs, on the slst day Of August
1000, made affidavit before Justice GorlsY that he
was treated for the cure of Cancer by three Phys
cans OF Bedford County, and by DR.. Newton Of liz
Elecue College in Cincinnati, for . period of nees-
y elght months, Notwithstanding which, his p assS
ana a portion Of his left cheek seers entirely eaten GseyY
ne had given up all hope, when he heard Of the
"biooo Searcher," and was induced to try 1t. fetS
bottles cured him, and although sadlJ. !disA EHrp1s
there Is no question but what this fnyalpsbbss GnGii-
cine saved dis life. This fHl particulars Of this ~
marKaDie case may be seen in q circular, which can
be had of aEy Of the agents.
we also refer to the case Of Mines, B1eak1gy, ~
Eiderton, Armstrong county, Pa, cured " ,ScFpfGfs
AFTER being unable to get out of bed for three yea1p.
TO the Gaze of Q lady in Ansonyille, clearfe1
its worst forA. So, =. 49,.
town, cambria county, Pa, who was % badly ~
nicted with CaRcer that it eat his entire moss OF, anl
Als case was worse, if possible, than McCrss1syi,s
/. The particulars of these .casesAeyery one 81
which vas cured by the use. of The Blood Searches
may also be found in o circular to Be had II al
h. ii, .1sMoN, psS,bri,t.I
Laboratory for the msnpfaSfute aadziie, near ia
Pa. Railroad Depot, Holliday sburg, Pa. 56s4r.,
Or. q. H.. Keyser, Wholesale Agent, Pittsbure, h.
Potter & Knox, ashland, J. W. Weaver Psrrys-
vile, O"G w. Eichelleberger, New Pittsburr, ~
sPh Kenninger, Hayesvills. =
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SCHOoE BOOKS
The illustrated Domestic Bible;
By Rev. INGRAM GOBLIN.

Accompanying the. text va hare here il
The margin, brief but useful explanatory Notes;
practical reflections, and "a few questions Ct
the enc. of each chapter, adapted for use after .
chapters reading in the family. The pets0
and reflections combine the merit Of, great
brevity with much sound seholarshipand p,ac-
tical wisdom and piety.. s.rgsA~ +ioig.. w.
The a~llusiops that so often occur in the
scriptures to, objects in nature and to ancient
usages are illustrated with descripti*e .en,gra-
wings, which cannot fail to,attract the young,
and will help readers of all classes in gaining
a more preciAe idea of oriental life. We no.
tice that in this department u liberal use has
been made of the almost countless illustrations
of antiquity in the LIND Of paintings and mod
els, which have been disentombed from Tia
sepAIckres and temples of ancient Egypt. !,
Out of the ruins of Egypt and NineySi 5
vast accession has been made to the res6urcef
at command for reproducing the outer Life Of
the ancient world, Whoever examines the
pictorial illustrations in Thu. Bible will ees
some idea of the value of these discoveries. :,
Special attention has been given to chrome
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.andtfnaly the poetic portions, viz, the psalms,
proverbs, de-, are SO arranged as to indicate
the parallelism, SO peculiar to Hebrew poetry.
The pre-en inent value Of this work is its
adaptation to the wants of the family. EN7l
be handbook for the Sabbath School Teaeh-
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

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The Posr OFFIcE.-There are how one
hS1dreda and thrifty fve; Black Republican ap-
plicaute forth Post Office, and rumpr says a
hundred and nine Republicans win move here
next week to be candidates. Go in, and, let
tAe ID take the hindmosk
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Ba- The Washington correspondent of the
EN: Y; Tribune Says: So. 1ar
a.@sadf.. Douglas. viii make, in a few days, a
sion Of the Legislature"
TIA 8 sas7 ssavfg -s -.
TgRu~, XTQ 49, e=1r -
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At a subsequent meeting of the Oentral
Committee, held Nov, 18th, the follwing sub
committees throughout the County, in each tp,
were appointed and requested to call meetings
at once and secure the cooperation lof their
societies, and report to the Chairman Of the
Central Committee, at Ashland, viz -,
O6ahge-J Alberson, DR.. Deal, Henry McGnl,
Polk-Mr. Kuhn, Shadrack Bryan, w. Buchan
Sullivan-Rev. Bosworth, FL Porter, NJ Kill
born. rro< afr se7~ ,r-s :
Troy-Leroy Wilcox, Jos Naylor, DIR. George
Weedman. r. era 'e t-7i as s
Ruggles-Edward Lee, John Brown, John
! Hearst. .-s e.II
Savannah-Jos McCutohen, Rev. A Scott,
WIN Marshall. FL. -
Milton-scott Nelson,iWm Doty, Jos Bechtel.
MifHin-R N Hershey, Simon Keffer, John
Clugston. ,.-r
Green-Dr. johnson, II s Stearns, 6 w Carey,
Loudonville, DR., Scott, John Strong, John
Younker. .
Lake Jacob limerick, John Finley, Robt.
Marks. .fe
Mohicanrille-Z Paulins, N Wireman, John
son 0ldroyd. e
Jeromeville-H Alderman, Judge IngmaR,
George Bassford. "a
Hayesville@ Kinninger, W Armentrout, W
s Strickland. r Il ;li .ag
RowjBasg-Jsan Van Nest, Martin MoHose,
C C Coulter. y Il" I'll
"What we do must be done quickly"
-7F8 Rev. l. N. CARMAN, CHR'N.
J. A. j. F: MILLER, sec'y. lEa rose
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How DO You FEEI.-When a Black Re-
publican asks how, you feel over the election,
tell him you feel like Lazarus did when he
Was licked BY dogs-Holrnes Co. Farmer
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Notice.

49, Notice. n III -'@.t ~
Nor1oE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been. appointed and qualified as Executor of
the Estate d Jacob Bennage, late of Ashland Coun-
ty, deceased. a. - .
Jackson t p. s.rruly II. 1sso.AasTEs.: -
Hs4Tx I4IEg
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
Madam Boivins Celebrated Z
Silver Coated Female Pills.

The only certain and Safe Remedy for an Uterine
DISTINCTIONS, monthly Dificu u. ties, Irregularities,
and all The other diseases to which Che woman, wife,
and mother is peculiarly liable: q r, al
These pills contain no deleteri ,usin gredicntsbut
are safe and certain in their action. They will be
found 70 exert the haPpiest effect all cases of Pro-
lapsus Uteri, in Leucerrhea, or the Whites, they will
be found the easiest and most certain Cure that can
be found. 1t is ON account of this certainty they
81 ould not be takenby Pregnant Females, during
the first three months, as miscarriage is certain to be
brought on, but at otherzpetieds their use is per-
fectly SAFE. For sale by -fs+tf tsf E-Tl
a 7'.frt W. If. POTTER, ashland.
N. Bone dollar ana three postage stamps en-
closed to any authorized agent, will ensure q pack.
age of pills by return mail. .H C. CROSBY,
zr ,sis General Agent, Buffalo, N. Y.
ACKNOWLEDGING of Counterfe IS. the genuine
have the signature of c. Crosby on the outside
wrdpper- '. e-t.'d# -Ir= 6m13 M
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FIRST PREMIUM

FRS premium 3 . W.
At the Ohio State Fair held at sandusky, 1885. and
at every County Fair in the State, where the same
has been exhibited. II
70 all whe are in need of sewing,
Come listen to our truthful showing, -
% For we have proof as will be seen e u s-a
That West s. Wilson'S strHE Machine" 7s7
1t sews all thread without rs-winding, Z SON :
From off two spools, securely binding, rl-4m
Its seems so strong it can't be ripped
If every fourth stitch should be clipped. SECS,
1t sews.an cloth both thick and thin,
From the lightest silk to thick doe skin,
80 1t also viii stitch, hem and gather, "a i.i-f
AND if you want it will sew leather -cl
1t also will nuke very nice embroidsr, aC .z.rel
And it is very easy kept ia ordef, ei.Taf
For its construction is so true . s. -HH-
That any one can learn TO sew. -
It's speed for stitch you'll wonder tso, LeriE
But that does make it no less true, 9-at
That this Machine has power within it, 't
To take twelve hundred in a minute. ia
And last not least, it makes all stare -L ,siics'
To thihk.a thing so very rare, tt
Is sold so cheap, there's some alarmed, al91
For fear the makers will be harmed. aa- aari
But we fl view Of theshard times, q fra9
Will have to work for a few dimes, 'e. i
Then drop a fine, enclose 4fhe TIM s
And order one frem L. G. BLINN. a $50 Ht
Send for a circular containing full ,partiaulars
prices, testimonials Illustrations of stitch, So.
Orders for Machines and Circulars will receive
prompt atts jtioR. by addressing 10 -tfiogsa tagfF
L. G. BLINN, Travelling Agent .
d41ad - s4iblsEo ,ss5ShHivah, Ashland C6.,O.
Machines warranted, and full directions given for
using, without extra charge. 3e l..
One of the above ma hines can be seen in opera
ton BY calling at Bushnell & Co.'S, Clothing Store.
Ashland, May 2, 1860 -zsrt 4Stf
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Kc The Court of Common Pkassfor this
County, commented its adjourned session yes
terdAy. Our duties at court prevent our giving
the usual amount of Editorial this week.
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to give of your abundance which God has
blessed you with to save your brethren in Kan
sas from the horrors Of famine, pestilencs and
starvation. Men, women and children, are
already destitute and must perish unless i'm
mediate aid is rendered.
Knowing as we do that your warm sAmeri-
can hearts will respond cheerfully and liberal
ly,zwe come to you for assistance in behalf of
the sufferers in Kansas, as Kansas Relef Com
nsittee Of ashland County. a- z1i.vf
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WOOD WANTED -

A feFslo@is Of, good, hard, dry WOOD, viii,
be tax snsS on subscription to The tnfsn; if
brought in Immediately
:.&is5-F.eS. JACOBS has received the appoint.
tnent as Treasurer of Ashland County in place
9Eart fgfHeTssas5 &sEAiiE s1a54s
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two doors west of the AMERICAN HOUSE.
ESE-500C .tGENTs WANTED-To sell 8 new inven-
tions-ons very recent. and of great value to fami-
lies. ALL pay great profit to Agents. Send four
postage stamps and get go pages of particulars.
20-13w -EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell. Mass.
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tiit9s7 ,,o8a zol ,ksv9 -, s~zVS b,,ssa, yl.a,e
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SpetiaI Motiees.

IF you want good resh oysters. cooked up in
the best style, with all the appurtenances, call
at the SALOON of aa
aAeAa sRA@MMAPAT
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sa~s-easI y yisy a, -o,4.et
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Eg9
, 1860-06-01

Or local weakness nervous debility low sP,lostion
situde weakness Of the limbs and back, n a.
and ncapabity for labor and study, duls,y dulns, love
prehension loss Of memory aversion 70 1900,
OF solitude, tmidty selfdistrust ss,ions q
involuntary discharges, pains in the side, ndr
the eye, pimples on the lace, sexual or Vt.sS nhy
ties In man are cured by the Justly eeieois X 90.
clan and surgeon, L. j. Czapkay. His me1nU snd hsnss
ing diseases is new unknown TO others ,sr ar Oh'
the great success. All consultations py le''''
erwse. free. x,v ND.
san Francisco, Caliiof'~'
, 1860-06-01

The almost miraculous cure that has been effected
in my case, prompts me to impart to those Of my fe
low creatures who may be suffering from like afiiic
ton the source Of relief with short description Of
my case. Several years ago, my health began to fail
was attacked by general weakness and debility
which reduced me to the mere shadow rf my former
self At that stage I sought medical assistance and
expended large amounts bat without the least bene
cal result That fell destroyer CONsUMPTION bad al
ready seized npon my vtas. ! was daily drawing
closer to the tomb my physicians held out no hope Of
recovery: my strength had wasted, and was In a
state Of almost utter prostration | was informed by
my physicians that they could do nothing for me ex.
cept to smooth my path To the grave when most for
tanately, applied TO DR., l.. J. Czapkay, and am now
a well and perfectly sound man. II is difficult Eor me
, 1860-06-01

The ingrtitude Of man 10 his fellow man Is so Otter
met with in life, that testimonials, prompted by fine
feelings of the heart the life Of those whC
sacrifice their best days in phanthropc devotion Il
the alienation Of the ills Of fnil mortality. Empri
csm floods the columns Of Our press with fraudulent
and fictitious letters, singing peans to the worth a
their own egotistical charatanism. Below we appeDf
a certificate from worthy man, who, a brief period
SINCE seemed destined to "shue of his mortal coil;
who looked forward TO his dissolution with that pleas
urewhich only those weighed down by the heavy hand
of disease can. Contrary to hope the ability Of a
sku physician has restored him to his former health
relieved from his terrible situation and impelled by
gratitude he makes known his case and his remedial
agent and his statement is authenticated by Notary
Public. The demands Of society imperously com.
mand its publicity and it is given more to warn the
unwary than to sound the praises Of physician, Of
whom scores Of like cases can be cited.