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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-25

To PARENTs.-Nature teaches us to cultivate
our aesthetic taste TO initiate her in ornamenting
our persons our apparel and our dwellings.
Still, there ought to be a measure. Applied to
children, we regret TO see some parents so bent
upon making children show that it appears as
if they thought God had sent children into this
world to be the dolls of parents to serve as
shows, and not the parents to be the responsible
guardians of the child's soul. Are you not aware
that your child has q struggle to maintain an
immortality to crave; soul to educate. How
can you expect that the puppet, whose only
thought is food and dress, that such should ever
be prepared for the natural, simple silent infu-
ences of religion. Do not spoil your children by
luxurious dress and diet. The child whose head
is filled with kid gloves nuts, cakes, balls. con-
certs, scarfs, lace, whalebone and wire, will not
find room for sober lessons of modesty, simplicity
and humility. Parents the artificial wants which
you studously create In the innocent child, will
be q sure source OF trouble and pain when II is
grown into manhood and womanhood.-S. f.
Cleaner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-25
New Orleans Bar
AND RESTAURANT
Board $40 week.

%11,SShek j. MILTZ.
~. M Late of Shasta, has leased the New Or
h44lhzaA leans Bar, and intends keeping a first
class Billiard and Drinking Saloon and
Boarding House.
His Table will be inferior to none, having de-
termincd to furnish the best Board ever given in
Weavervlle at TEN DOLLARS A WEEK.
Lodging by the night week or month. Warm
euppers furnished at any hour of the night.
The Saloon is supplied with two excellent Bill
lizard Tables, the Bar with the best brands of Lii
quors and Cigars, and the Kitchen with the best
the market affords, both animal and vegetable.
Give the new Restaurant trial, and Judge for
yourselves. J. MILTZ.
Weaverviie, June 22, 1860. 23td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-25

ELECTION OF PREsIDENT.-The following is the
clause of the United States Constitution pre-
vidng for the election of President. 1t is of in-
terest at the present time
ARTICLE XTI-The electors shall meet in thor
respective States, and vote by ballot for Presi-
dent, and Vice President, one of whom, at least,
shall not be an inhabitant Of the same state with
themselves; they shall name, in their ballots, the
person voted for as President, ana IN distinct
ballots, the person voted for as Vice President
and they shall make distinct lists of all persons
voted for as Vice President, and of all tho num-
Der of votes for each, which lists they shall sign
and certify and transmit sealed to the seat of Tn
Government OF the United States, directed to tho
President of the Senate. The President of tho
Senate shall, in the presence of the Senate aud
House of Representatives,, open all tho certlll'
Gates, and the vote shall then be counted. Tho
person having the greatest number Of votes for
President shall be the President, If such number
be o ajority OF the whole number OF electors
appointed and IL no person have such maJori-
ty, then from the pensons having tho highest
numbers. not exceeding three, on the list OF
those voted for as President, the House or Rep
resentatives shall choose Immediately, by ballot.
the President. But In choosing the President
the votes shall be taken by States, the repre-
sentation from each State having one vote
quorum for this purpose shall consist OF men,
Der or members from two-thirds OF the States.
and majority of all the States shall be necessary
to choice And if the House of Representa-
tives shall not choose President. whenever the
right choice shall devolve upon them, before the
fourth day of March next following, then tho
Vice President shall act as President, as In the
case of the death or other constitutional disabi-
ity of the President.
The person having the greatest number OF
votes as Vice President shall be the Vice Presi-
dent, If such number be majority OF the whole
number of electors appointed and II no person
have majority, then from the two highest num-
bers on the list the Senate shall choose the Vice
Presdent-a quorum for the purpose shall con-
sist of two-thirds of the whole number OF Sena-
tors, and majority of the whole number shall
be necessary to choice
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-25

FOR THE "rRINIry JOURNAL"
LIN ES.

Dost remember, Mary White p
'Twere unlike thee to forget
Those spots where we, in childhood
So very often metz
Every one recolleet,
And each well-remembered scene,
Till my heart shall cease its beating,
Must in memory flourish green!
You remember that old elm
For how often meath its shade,
When the summer sun shone brightly,
We our noisy games have played!
And, beyond, that giant oak,
With its branches spreading wide,
Where, in spring, we gathered daisies,
BY the murn'ring streamlets side,
Then the light-leafed aspen grove,
And the hoary hawthorn bush,
Where, at eve, we sat and listened
To the warbling of the thrush:
And the little CLASSY lake
Where those bright-eyed lilies grew,
have not forgotten yet.
And never shall-will you?
But most clearly remember
Id forget 1t II | could
That sweet promise which you gave me
As we wandered near the wood.
Twas the merry spring time then,
And the linnet, In the grove,
Like you and WAS telling
His artless tale of love;
The noisy little swallow
Near the dwelling wing'd his flight,
And seemed chatterng, In gladness,
Der the golden meadow bright;
The meek eyed. lowly cowslip,
With its ringets dropping dew,
And the many colored lichens
BY the laughing brooklet grew
While the shy, blushing violet,
Coming up the spring to greet.
Close beside the narrow pathway
Stood, to kiss the passer's feet.
Many years since then have fed.
Years of bitterness, Ills true,
But the vow I've not forgotten,
And | never shall-wiil youP
WOODS RANCH, Aug. l5, 1860. J.A
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The Devil to Paw.

It is understood that Tom Ford, the House
Printer, has virtually sold his contract with
the House to Mr.. Pangborn, after previously
selling it to Messrs. -Larcomb and English,
who have executed the work up to this time.
The public know that Larcomb and English
deny Ford's right to make the second sale, and
have enjoined Mr.. Hart, Superintendent of
the Public Printing, not to pay over a dollar
to Ford or his second assignee Mr.. III. will
respect the writ of injunction. So, if Pang-
born essays to execute, the work remaining to
be done, he must have. rich hackers in the
speculation; for while it will require a heavy
capital, the chances are ten tosone that the
Circuit Court will decide in favor of Larcomb
F& English's claims to the sub7contract; COW
ering of course the right to execute whatever
portion of the contract Pangborn may do. In the
meanwhile 'Larcomb & English nave over
{, 1000 copies of the voluminous report of the
Covode7 Committee, ordered by the House to
be printed especially as Republican party
electioneering document for the current Presi-
dental campaign. The large batch of docu-
|ments, as well as others, are now ready for
delivery to the House binders; but not a sheet
will Larcomb & English permit to go out of
their possession until the, Court decides wheth-
er their sub contract or that,of Pangborn is a
valid. one. Meantime this invaluable repub-
lican document, which has cost the people one
way and another a couple of millions of dol
lars, must gather dust on the shelves of the
bindery. Oh, Covodei Covodei y
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Announcements. q
Eor .asLaitor

Mr. Editor-Please announce the name of G.. L.
YEAR1CK as a Candidate for the nomination by
the Democracy of Ashland County, at their Primary
Meetings on the 25th of August, for the Office of
Auditor, and oblige HosTs OF DEMocRATs.*
Editor. of Union-Please announce the name of
JOHN s. WHITE, of jackson Township, as a Candi-
date for nomination for the Office of Auditor. subject
to the decision of the Democracy of Ashland Count,
at their Primary Meetings, and oblige @FA
rrrr MANY DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
Mr.. Editor-Please anpouncey the name OWL
LIAM s. STRICKLAND as 4 Candidate for nomina-
ton for Auditor, by the Democracy at their Pri-
mary Meetings, and oblige many Democrats of Old
Vermillion and all the rest of @THE COUNTY.
OF UNIoN-Please announce the name of
PAUL OLIVER, of Green Township, as a Candi-
date for the nomination by the Democracy at their
Primary Meetings, for the Office of Auditor, and
obliee cfy * HosTs OF DEMocRArs.*
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Who wants a Home ?

TIME RESIDENCE OF MRS. S.A. WICK. IN
Ashland, 0hio,i is for Sale it is one of the most
desirable locations for a home in central Ohio, It fE
situated in South Ashland, on Centre street; it cont
tains about q acres of land well laid out, an album
dant supply of Fruit of all Kind, q good modeFE
dwelling House convenient and well located and
furnished throughout; also q good Barn and sther
out buildings, a good well of water, pistern &c. &cy
everything necessary to make it a good home with
out the trouble, time and Annoyance Of buildings
The property will be seld at a moderate price, and
on accommodating terms Unjust be sold soon."-.
Persons buying the premises can have all or any
part of the furniture al. Low rates, also the Stoves.-
For information call on the premises, or apply to-
G. C. Wick, Cleveland, Ohio. by letter. 81
Ashland May Both, 1860. 526 sA
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Democrats convention.

So CRESSoN, "a, aug. u.
The Democratic State Committee met at 8
p. m. The President, Mr.. WEIGH, in
the Chair andHJ Bdrnham Secretary, and
|69 members present.
Mr.. WEIGH opened by a speech He was in
favor of Cancellation, and hoped the Electoral
ticket would remain as it was Zs.EE
Mr.. Diefenbach, Of Clinton, presented "a
resolution declaring that, it behooYes all good
Democrats to stand by the decision of the
Conn ittee. nfG%aFA 2c -T--+n a.
Gen. Miller moved an amendment calling a
new Convention. fqrse s- ~, s,,st
Isaac Leech moved to amend by substituting
the Reading Convention. Rejected, ayes II;
hayes So 10
r. Alex. G.zFu1ler of A g-county, mev-
ed the following
z Reso1ced, That the action of the Convention
of the I'd of July be rescinded, and the follow
ing substituted ~ a
Resolred, That the Democratic Electoral
tickets be headed with the names of Douglas
and Breckenridge as the Electors at large, and
that in the event of the success of said ticket
if the greater number of votes shall have been
cast for Douglas, then the votetof theYState
shall be cast for Douglas and johnson; but If
for Breckenridge, thenc for Breckenridge and
Zane for the same offices, and that the Chair
man of the Committee be directed toSrequire a
pledge from the Electors, and if any refuse,
his name be omitted IN cf&H
Z After a long debate the first portion of the
proposition about heading the Electoral ticket
was agreed on-ayes 46, nays %.
The second part and throwing the vote for
the candidate who has a chance Of election
was agreed to viva voice..
The resolution as finally adopted reads as
follows: .ss at gEs55- 81.
Resolved, That the Democratic Electoral
ticket be headedwith the name of Douglas or
Breckenridge as an Elector at large, and in the
event OF the success of said ticket, if the
greater Gumber shall have been cast for Mr..
Douglas, then tae vote of the Electoral College
of the State shall be cast for Douglas and
Johnson, but if for Mr.. Breckenridge, then
for Braekinrid. e and Lane. If the vote of
-Pannsylvar la cannot elect the candidate for
whom the majority of the votes are east and
can elect any other man running for President
and claiming to be 4 Democrat, then the vote
of the Electoral College shall be cast for the
candidate. If! it will not elect either of the
candidates for whom it is cast, or. any of the
Democrats who are voted for in the States,
then the vote shall be cast for the candidate
who has the majority of the State, and the
Chairman of this Convention be required to
obtain their several and distinct pledges OF ac-
qruiescence in the foregoing resolution, and re
port the result of his action at a future meet
ing of the Committee. - 3TgT 3d Ha :
The Convention then adjourned sine die
with cheers.
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hound TO SELLi

TIME subscriber has determined to sell his FarHgr
lying about ! of a mile from the town Of Ashland,
on the Mansfield road. The Farnis well Improved
has a good, two story. frame house, a good barn
three. good wells of water, Gn1 an excellent spring
of pure water in almost Every Field o.
@ The whole Farm contains 235. acEes, nut I Will
sell it in quantities TO suit purchasers and at a very
low price. It he's also a large orchard of the best
of fruit, and every other convenience for q home. Z
can also confdentially assert, that for all kinds of
crops, there is, no better Farm in the country. For
particulars apply to the subscriber on the premises
or to John ]. Jacobs, at his Office opposite the Bank
80 SAMUEL FULTON,
Innn1o 1Qen DC E'.t-.E 49,
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Special Aotifes.

A-Wha is the use in being poor when you can,
make from $500 to $1,000 a year by acting as agens
for the Erie Sewing Machine Company? Persons
out of employment, and having the least bit of
swim" in them. would do well to write to Mr.. J. N
-Boylan, at Milan Ohio, and get the Co.'s confden-
tiaI circulor to agents. a t=a- r .rs
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Attachment.
C.. o. Tannehill, Plaintiff,

Henry Leyman and James Weldon, Partners under
the name and firm Of Leyman s. Weldon, Defts. Z
DEFoRE, Pau, Oliver, J. p, of Green Township,
A. D.. 1860, said Justice issued an order of Attach-
ment in. the above action for the sum of thirty-six
dollars and seventy cents. {. O.TANNEHfLLs
July IL, 1S60-3W n6* It=fSFa TsksaUT 80 roe
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-RRDGE MOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that one the 18th day
IN of August at 10 o'clock AM, will be offered
to the lowest and best bidder, the. building of a
Bridge across Jerome Fork of Mohican Greek on
tile road from Hayesville to Jefferson near Mr..
Burns. t@S7
iFAlso on the same day at 2 o'clock PM, the bull.
ding of a culxert and bridge across the creek abou
TIVE miles south of Jeromeville, near Bollmans.
Also on Thursday the 10Th of August, at 2 O'Clock
PM, the building of a Bridge across the Clear
Fork, near Vancies' Saw Mill. sc1
Also on Friday the 18th eff August, attwo O'Clock
PM, the building of a Bridge across the Black
Fork, at Beuchler's Mil.
-L JACOB LIMERICK,
5s-ssGr 5zeeasa JOHN BERRY, ~.
DANL POCOCK,
3w7 Commissioners.
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Attachment.
John Taylor, Plaintiff,
orainst

JOnH IayI0r, IIalHIiH, .-TTIEI y
against
Henry Leyman and James Weldon, PartneFs under
the name and firm ofLeyman s. Weldon, Defts.
DBFoRE Paul Oliver, J.. p, of Green Township,
DAshland county, Ohio. On the 18th day ofJune,
A. D.. 1860, said Justice issued an order of Attach
lars and thirty-one cents. JOHN TAYLOR.
July IL, 186O-3w nor
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TIIffT ZEEs and Ear.

Dr. Underwood, of Chicago, Ill., the emf
-nent and skillIn operator on the Eye and Ear,
whose Reputation is extensively Known
,throushout the. United. States and Canadas,
sEiEdarri4elein zLoudeatille, Ohio, Monday,
AasAst2 0tb, 1850, and MAJ be consulted at
: The Fnllsr House on THAT day only Dr. ~
beng Z I regularly educated Physician and Sur
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SHERIFFpS SALE.
.sRorer, Croft and Darling i In Ashland County

Aaron rarnell Common Pleas.
DURSUANT to the Command of an Alias vendf
Exponas duly issued from the Court Of esmns1,
Pleas of said county, dated the 9Th day of sAagnstIi
A. d. 1860, and to me directed, Twill sell at Pub
lie Auction at the door Of the Court House in ASH
Saturday, the sh day Of Sepem6er, 1860
between the hours of ten O'Clock. A. NJ. and four
o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the following described
lands and tene1nents (subject to a former levy mads4
nj favor of Frenchs& Keith J tolwit. ~ Ri 3
Lot No eightysfour, (841 in the town of Lon
donville, Ashland County. Appraised at $50o,0Q
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN j.. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
August 9Th, 1850, tspf$6,00
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For Clerk.

I Mr., E~ditop-Please announce the name of "a. S.
SEE as a Candidate for Reorganization by the De-
mooracy of Ashland County at their Primary Nee
tings, on Saturday August 25th, for the Office OF
Clerk of the Court, aud oblige hssefez bas s9rnf
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The PEOPLES Candidate!

BUREAUS. for from 81 to $50.
TABLES from So to S.
COTTAGE B~EDSTEADS from Sc to S12.
PARLOR TABLE from $40 to $25.
DINING TABLES from $51 to So. 80
CHAIRS from So to $50. zsi
And all other goods at propoFtiopate prices. The
tastes and the purses of all ages and conditions will
therefore be consulted.
MA CASH OR CREDITIT offer my goods at
these unprecedentedly low rates for cash or credit
my arrangements being such that can accommodate
my friends with whichever they may choose, at the
lowest rates for either
Hea.Mr. continues with the establish
ment as salesman, and those of his old friends wish
ing to trade with him will always find him on hand.
ANY one wishing.
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For Probnte d

Mr.. Editor-Please announce the name of J. D.
JONES as a Candidate for denomination for the
Office of Probate Judge, subieetto the 1decision OF
the Democracy at their Primary Meetings on the
25th day of August. 1S60..aiMANY DEMocRATs.*
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Editor of Union--Please announce that JOHN
G. BROWN is a Candidate fer nomination by the
Democracy of Ashland County at their Primary
Meetings, for the Office of Sheriff : .rls EEoag
Mr.. Editor-Please announce the name of WILL
LIAM O.. PORTER, of Vermillion Township, as a
Candidate for nomination for Sheriff, subject to the
decision of the Democratic Primary Meetings, and
oblige HIS NUMEROUS DEMOCRATIC FRIESDs.
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AshIand Union school.

4 ssExAMdNAfI0Sq0R TEACHERS for IL e
AssAshland Union School for the ensuing year
ilftake place at the High School Room, on Satur-
day August 18th, at 9 o'clock AM All applicants
are expected TO be present. Sia allies and one
Gentleman desired. r.
-rsa@Ha sssG - a L'TcGRIB, yssy !
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TED lihes Or 9sssi d1ake ds Square Dispiaye d adj
vertisemsnts An &ihfIs e6luma01O per cent. extra.
Dorble COLUMN, double fhe.above rates at 80 per CT.
extra. Advertisements loaded and placed ih7the
special notice column, bne haif moro than fheabove
rates. sex-y~t = 30 ~tetA
An notices rsqairedfe be puhIshed,k by law, legal
or less,and 334 cents each subsequent insertion.
Administrators notices of appointment, one dol
lar in dyanee-s.11--s d.
advance. yIAa 9
An advertisements not accohmpshieed with written
directions. will be inserted until forbn, and charged
accordingly
Yearly advertisements payable quarterly.
The above rates viii be Strictly adheredto.
acEfJ J. ST. sSIJACOBS, PRorRIEroRs.
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4 MANY DEMooRATs.*

Mr.. Editor-Please announce the name of WILL
McADOO as a Candidate for the nomination
for 7etrrk subject 10 the decision OF The Democra-
cy1 Of Ashland County, at their Primary Meetings,
25th, 1860. HosTs OF DEMpcRATs.
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NOTICE..

TITO all those who sell Spirituous Liquors in the
village-o of Ashland. you will hereby take par
ticular notice thatI will upon complaint or by my
own knowledge, prosecute any person or persons
who sells Spurious Liquors by the dram to any one
whether temperate or intemperate. in said town Of
Ashland. QRLoW SMITH
july -, 1856. 80 Marshal.
ftfagrs 3s-fz ISL 10y "a .~
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Mr.. Editor-Pleas announce the name of JOHN
of Vermillion township as a Candidate
for the nomination for County Commissioners, sub
ject to the decision Of the Democracy of Ashland
county at their Primary Meetings in August -
Hosr OF DEMocRArs.
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OF ASHLAND COT

JOHN Me DoNNELL begs leave to inform the
landed propiretors and the public in general of this
county that he proposes to get up a map of the Co.,
in the event of his being able to obtain a sufficient
number of subscribers to warrant the expense of the
undertaking. The Map will exhibit the following
delineations, section lines and numbers, Farm beun-
es, with the owners name and number of acres, all
state county and township Roads, rivers and streams
will be delineated with accuracy. All Churches,
School B ouses, Mills aswen as every other building
of a public nature, will be accurately located In
fact in viewing the map as laid before you, you
map will be engraved in the best style of the Art,
beautifully eolored, and vanished, backed with
linen and mounted with rollers L will put the map
at the low price of five dollars.
The publishers engages that his Map of Ashland
County shall be as accurate and reliable and finish
ed in as good style as any other Count, Map in the
State.
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Eor Cor,,mfsstoner.

Mr.. Editor-P1ease announce the lame of JACOB
LIMERICK as a Candidate for re nomination 70
County Commissioner, by the Democracy at thei
Primary Meetings on the 18th of August, an,
oblige .7w rrf-.9 MANY DEMOCRATS.
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FheLfalI Term of .the Savannah Male
aadFepsieA cadeRy cSmmences August %.
Students viii meet at 10 o'clock * M. and
the address VII be delivered by the Rev DIr.
Spofford at R9oieloek P.aMs 80 - ~ ge
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Fo,. naarnmary Director.

Mr.. E~ditor-Please announce the name of JOSEPH
STRICKLAND as a Candidate for denomination fol
the Office of Infirmary Director, subject to the deci
sion of the Democracy at their Primary Meeting,
en- the 25th day of August, 1860.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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pARlORS FURNISHED.

in any style that may be suitable to means and taste,
will find Mr.. Yearick prepared to respond to their
wishes promptly, and on termsthat will be ~satisfac-
tory as heretofore. sf sw 81
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Kentucku EIeottom,

The Election of a State officer took place in
kentucky, August g. The opposition or Old
Line Wing candidates it is reported was elect:
ed by about 5000 majerity.9dT The attempt of
a part of the Democracy to sustain Mr.. Breck5
inridge upon a Southern platform has been
disastrous to the party, ,butAwe hope It will
force 'themIto % unite: Upon one Electoral ticket
and thus make SOME kind of a showing Tor The
Electoral vote of the State in November next.
1t is very evident that Breckenridge can not
carry the State under any circumstances. f. 20.
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geon of the old school, and having had an ex-
hperience eff twenty-five years in practice, viii
performs any operation on the eye and ear,
necessary to restore sight % the blind, hearing
to the deaf, or by other scienifc means to re-
move Eangssdisease of those useful organs within
the reachof scientific and human skill.
Noichafge for examination or CONSULTATION.