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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-09-26
THE NIP OF OUR COUNcTE'

Is speedily progressing by Mr.. J. MCDONNELL,
the farm boundaries of many of the townships be-
ing already plotted from the deeds and other records
in the County offices. He has also Draughts of sew
eral TOW nships 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 ton
but also a largely increased patronage in the TIP.
A County Map 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, must
necessarily be incorrect and hence entirely value
less. To convince the pdplic of the accuracy of
McDonnelPs 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 hopes to obtain a numerous list of
subscribers. Tiff
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Democratic Meeting fn .Mohcean.

JE~RoMEvILLE, Sept. 24th, 1850.
EDITOR UNIoN:-The Democracy had a
glorious good time here on Thursday last. Not
withstanding the. inclemeney of the day and
evening, the people assembled and raised a
maj este hickory pole onfhe public square and
in front of the American Hotel of A. II.
Boyd, upon which was run up she magnificent
flag, made by our Ladies ior the occasion.
After which the mass moved t:wari The
School House hca1ed by tile -Jcromcvillc
Brass Band and amid a deafening salute from
our newly organized gun squad, which result
ed as much to the discomfort and CHI surin of
some of our Republican aspirants as it was
gratifying to the Democracy. But the crowd
moved onward, and the meeting organized
with FL. Alleman, Pres. and H. Winbigler,
Sec when Gen. Fulton was introduced and
spoke for an hour in his most eloquent style,
cleraly setting forth the doctrine of Popular
Sovereignty and popular rights.
After which J.. J.. JACOBS, Esq, and j. D.
JONES being called for, responded in short
but pertinent speeches, showing up the Hy-
pocricy and false pretences of the Republican
party; during all of which time the speakers
were frequently interrupted by applause from
the audience and interspersed with music
from the Band. The meeting then adjourned.
Throughout the entire time the best of feeling
prevailed, and you may set Mohecan down
good for her usual majority on the entire tick
ct. DEMOCRACY.
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TFor the Union.1
.ruftonnI Democrnfte .Meetfn.

~ CkSSOItOG 1cEhSOCFGkGGC CNcCGtHSs
At a meeting of the Democracy of District
No. 5 of Orange township Ashland County O..
for the purpose of organizing a hickory Club.
Mr.. Hanson Hamilton was appointed chairman
and James s. Bowlby Seo'y.
On motion of DIR. j Deal, James Alberson,
j. Doty and j. D. Hamilton were chosen a com
mittee. On motion Of J. Doty, John Jacoby
was elected President, John Medowl Vice
President, John aDoty Treasurer, and J.. s.
Bowlby Sec'y. On motion of J. Deal, J AL
berson, J.D. Hamilton and VIM. Medowl were
appointed a committee to draft a Constitution
and ByeAIaws to govern the Club; After which
L. j, Kenny was called to the floor, and ad-
dressed the meeting in an able speech of about
two hours in length. After which the fol-
lowing resolutions were read and adopted:
ResolOed, That NE as Democrats of Orange
Township recognize in John G.. Breckenridge,
of Kentucky and Gen. Joseph Lane, of Ore
gon, the true Representatives, not only of the
power, but of the Democratic prin-
ciples of the country. 54nrHer -
ResoZyed, That we recognizing the Demo-
cratic State and County ticket, as regularly and
fairly nominated, andlwe wil give 10 Them our
hearty support in October, and if there is any
falteriHg Or scratching 1t must come FROM some
other quarter than from the National Democra-
cy of Orange township ~ - q
Resolssd, That the preceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Ashland Union and
,C1eUetdAd National Deosoerafsr4se5oas
0nlmotiono of Mr.. Alberson, it was ssiqqr
ResolUed, That the thanks of this meeting
are hereby rendered to T.sJ. Kenny, ESQ , for
his clear and able exposition ofethe principles
of the National Democracy and of the issue
involved in the canvass 80,
On motion, the meeting was adjourned to
meet one week from tonight, In this house. ss
el H. HAMILTON, Chm.
J. s. RowLBY Sec'y.
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What the Democrats have Done.

In the matter of admitting new States in the
Union, as, indeed, in all other matters, the
Demomocratic party has done all that has been
done for this county. Under the ADMINISTERS
ton of Washington, the Democracy admitted
three States-two new slave States and one
free State into the Union These are Yer
mont in 1T94, Tennessee in 1796, and Ken
lucky in 1898. The Democratic Administra-
ton of Thomas Jef ferson received Ohio into
the Union in 1902, and purchased Louisiana
of France in 1904. The acquisition of Lou
isiana gave us Territory enough for more
States than were in our original confederacy,
and what was scarcely less valuable, gave us
control of the Mississippi river, whose mouth
was previously owned by France and Spain
Under James Madisons Democratic Admins
~tration, the State OF Louisiana was admitted
into the Union 10 1872, and Indiana in 1916.
During the Presidency of James Monroe, a
Democratic Congress Admitted Mississippi into
the Union in 1871, Illinois in 1878, Alabama
in 1918, Maine 1820,y1Missouriiin 1921, and
purchased the Territory of Florida in 1871
The Democratic Administration of Andrew
Jackson admitted into the Union, Michigan
and Arkansas in 1886 During the Prest,
dency of James K. Polk, Texas was acquired
in 1916, the States of lows and Florida were
admitted in 1915, Wisconsion in 1S46, and
the Territories of California, Utah, and New
Mexico were purchased. The State of Cali
fornia was admitted in 1850, while Fillmore
accidentally occupied the Presidential chair,
but a Democratic Congress did the yorkof ad-
mission. Under the Democratic Presidency
of General Pierce, the Territory of Arizona
was purchased. And under James Buchan-
an, our Chief Executive at this time, Mime
sofa came into the Union in 1858, and Oregon
in 1S59
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gpefial Notiees,
TIE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
Madam Boivins Celebrated
Silver Coated Female Pills.

-
The only certain and Safe Remedy for all Uterine
DISTINCTIONS, monthly ,Diffcu ties, Irregularities,
and all The other diseases to which the woman, wife,
and mother is peculiarly liable. -sI 4irtf
These pills contain no dsleteri rus in grsdien ats but
are safe and certain in their action They will be
found to exert the happiest effect all cases of Pro
lapsus Uteri, in Leueorrhea, orthe Whites, they will
be found the easiest and most certain Cure that can
be found. is On account of this certainty they
should not be taken by Pregnant Females, (during
the first three months, as miscarriage Is c~ertain) to be
brought on, but at other periods their use is per-
W. h H.. POTTER, Ashland.
N.sBSAone dollar and three postage stamps en-
closed to any authorized agent, will ensure a pack
age of pills by return mail. I &c CROSBY :
saa LiaaaaP GeneralsAgent, Buffalo. N. Y.
+ CAUrIoN-Beware Of Counterfets the genuine
have the signature sofLGA csSs5yz on the outside
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MATHEws,CHOcoLArE Wonm DRoPs
This pleasant eonfection and success nj 'extermk
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the placeIof all the Nauseous vermifuges which
have so fongoeen in use They contain No .Nsrupy
-are perfectly harmless, pleasant to the TASTE and
are eficacieus in all cases, Ask for
.AATHEWSk EHOc0LATE WORM Drops.
mo Caihartic whateyeris necessary TO be given.
: For sale by ao(W. H. H. POTTER, Ashland. :
ava 4, /. ATFEwS,
3ml3 Buffalo, n. y,
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DELAWARE, O., American Hotel, Monday, Sept
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oI4RFITT0N NOTICED

A LIEN Metealf, Perry Metcalf, and Mary Met
IN calf, widow of Edward d. aMetcalf, deceased,
will take notice that a Petition. was filed against
them on the 21st day of August,a 1860, inlthe Court
of Common Pleas. withinaud for the county of Ash
land and State of Ohio, by Vachel Netcaif, and is
pending, wherein said VacheI Metoalfdemands par
tition of the following real estate situate in Mohican
township, in the county of Ashland and State of o.,
and more particularly described as followsiZ Part
of the northeast part of the northwest quarter of
section nineteen in township twenty one and range
fifteen, bounded as follows to-wit; beginning at
the northeast corner of said quarter, running thence
west on the north line thereof fifty rods: thence
south parallel with the east line of said quarter
~ninty-six rods thence east parallel with the
north line fifty rods to the east line of said quarter;
thence north on the east line of said quarter ninty-
six rods to the place of beginning, containing thirty
acres of land being the land belonging to the estate
of Edward d. Metcalf, de cd, and that at the next
term of said Court, the said Vaehelf Weteal will ap-
ply for an order that partition may be made of said
premises and the dover of the said Nary Aetcalf as>
signed therein. Ty V4CHEL
By Fulton s. McCombs, his Att'ys. 900 6w12
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The Democracy of .uinin Erect.

N democracy or utntte EreCI.
One of the best political meetings we have
attended the present campaign came off at
Mif1in, last week. A very large number were
in attendance and all passed off gloriously for
the good cause. A beautiful hickory pole was
raised and the stars and stripes float from its
top. Speeches were made by Messrs. Samp-
sci, Campbell, Fulton, Tawrey and Jones'
DIR. j. Hahn, presided. Another large hick-
DRY pole that had been raised some time be-
fore, on account of the flag rope having slip
ped out was taken down, the rope put in, the
pole raised again and the beautiful flag swung
to the breeze. All hail to the energetic De-
mocracy of Miflin.
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A NINNEBAGo "STRAw."-Ne haveTbeen
Informed by a reliable party, that one day last
week, at the broom corn field of Mr. Bogardus,
in this county, an enthusiastic admirer of "Old
Abe" was anxious to get the opinions of the
men engaged there, as their preferences for
the Presidential candidates now before the peo-
pie of this country. After a number of at
tempts, the following vote was taken. Whole
number Of. votes, 159-of which there were for
143
odd
Breckenridge ------------------0O
This don't show much like a falling off
from the vote. of 1856 "Straws show" etc
F-RockJord Democratic Standard 14h.
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nHARHTMn

On the goth inst, by GEO. W1TwER, Mr.. JOHN
C. SEIBERT and Miss ELIZA STURKEY- E -
On, the same day by the same, Mr.. JOHN VAN
ORSDALL and ELIZA GEIRHART, all of Ashland
County Ohio. ~ isH
On the 18th inst, by ISRAEL MARKLE, Esq. at the
residence of J. Shidler, Mr.. JAMES CAMP, of Rock
Island, Illinois, and Miss MARY WILSON, of this
county, r-.-1t e-
On tho 25th inst, by Rev. L. N. Csrman, Mr..
GEORGE WALTERS to Miss EMELINE WHITMAnsH.
On the 23d inst, by GEo. wITwEn, Mr.. JACOB
REGHLEY, of the vicinity of Orange, to Miss AN
Ma MOHLER,, of the vicinity of Pleasant Ridge,
Ashland county Ohio. barzi~rcLu
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W q y 81 80
nea.IT CURED Mr.. s. Hemenway. Proprietor of
Niagara Street Omnibus Line, of Neuralgia and
heumatism in the neck and shoulders.
cured Mr.. Elias Weed, Com
mission Merchant, of severe Neuralgia of the head
and neck, after all other remedies failed.
HeA.Mr. L.. GROSVENOR, 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. tt
GSs@THE NEURALGIA KING cured Mr.. JOSEPH
Coole,, Seneca street, of b.famnatory Rheumatism
of long standing At the time of commencing its
use he was confined to, his bed
psA-JAMES VAN VALKENBURG, a well known
policeman of this city, was cured of Rheumatism
and Neuralgia in its worst form. 3
gaa. INFLAMMATORY IRHEUMATISM-Mr.
C. H. Reed, Sc Carroll street, was cured after try
Beg INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM, OF
FIVE YEARS STANDING.-Mrs. II w. Putnam,
Sc Pearl street, cured in three weeks-had been
under charge of best physicians in thisScity
pA.NEURALGIA in, its &e-st form of fifteen
years standing. Mrs. Lyman Rathburn, of 215
Delaware street, entirely cured,
Bg-WILLIAM COLEMAN, Auctioneer, No. A
! Swan street, cured of severe Neuralgia in his limbs.
RsS-WILLAM MOFFATT, Brewer, morgan street
cured Of severe Neuralgia Of the face and teeth,
Price, 8 90 per bottle.
Al. MATTHEWS, Manufactures,
220 main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
For Sue by W. H. Fl POTTER, Ashland.
p ma 49, 3m13
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snH- See our correspondents account of the
Democratic meeting at Jeromeyiile last week.
It was a first rate meeting, full of enthusiasm
and large in numbers. The young artillery
company have a cannon that they handle like
old soldiers, and that cracks with a perfect
whereas. They are Douglas boys.
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SHERLFFS SALE.

go ~
Directors of Ashland Co In Ashland County
Isabella Evans. conan1son Pleas
PURSUANT to the command of an 4salias order
Of sale duly issued from said Court, dated the
18th day of august, 1850, and to me directed, I
House.in said county - sAaea ha1'b7esl9 ? 90
On the 2sM day 81 ptenaJer, 1860. sssa
between the hours OF. ten o'clock A.. NJ. and four
o'clock, p. M, of said day, re following described
lands and tenements, viz; sS&fnee Part OF the North
Section Sixteen (18). township twenty (2o), Range
fifteen (15l. and Commencing at the North-w,s st
corner of said tract, thence South to the Perrysyi1e
said road in q; North easterly direction to the North
line of said tract of land, thence Vest to the place of
beginn hg, containing three acres of land more or
less-Appraised- at $126 co.
Terms Of, sale Cash scHE 1sN. Il
Aug. %, 1860. A3AfASA ~tf69 Nts-pf-$6.
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,sffSaW..H. H.PorrER keeps on hand at his
establishment the well known and justly cele-
Brated Eiyria cigar. We have tired them and
know them to be as good a cigar as can be got
in the country. Nh. Potter has arrange
ment with the manufactors by which he can
sell them here at wholesale at their prices.
The box presented we are very thankful for,
aud viii try and do justice to them ~sraa
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The above is q portrait of David Mccresry. e
Napier township, whe, on the 31st day of August
1858, made affidavit before Justice Gorley that he
was treated for the cure of Cancer by three physi-
clans of Bedford County, and by DR.. Newton of the
Eclectic College nsCihcinnati, for a period of near
ly eight months, notwithstanding which, his lip, noAer
and a portion Of his left cheek aeers entirely eaten as0a4g
He had given up all hope, when he heard of the
s.Blood Searcher," and was induced to try it. Four
bottles cnred him, and although sadly dishgured,,
there is no question but what this invaluable medi-
cine saved his life. The full particulars Of this re-
markable case may be seen in q circular, which cant
be had of any of the agents.
We also refer to the case of Nancy Blealtney. Of
Elderton, Armstrong county, Pa, cured Of Scfofala.
after, being unable TO get out of bed for three years.
To the case of q lady in Ansonyille, ClearfelH
county, Pa, who was also afflicted with Scrofula I'M
its worst form.
To the case of George Meisei. residing in CARROLL.
town, Cambria county, Pa, who was so badly at
6ieted with Cancer thatit eat his entire nose OF, and
his case was worse, if possible, than McCreary's.
The particulars of these cases-cvery one Of
which was cured by the use of the Blood Seasehcr
may also be found in circular to be had atant
of the Agents. a
r. n. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture aad sale, near the
Pa. Railroad Depot, Hol1idaysburg, Pa.
DR.. G. II. Keyser, Wholesale Agent, Pittsburg, Pa
Potter & Knox, Ashland, J. w. Weaver Perrys-
vile, o. G. W.. eEichelleberger, New Pittsburg, Jo-
eph Kenninger, Hayesville-
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B0E General S.F. Carey, one of the leading
Know Nothipgs of Ohio, has declared for Lin
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BS-The Savannah Male and Female Acad-
envy commenced its fall term a couple Of weeks
since. The Academy is in a very prosperous
condition and is rapidly progressing in posi-
ton and success About 100 students are al.
ready enrolled and still more are coming. One
of the greatest benefits to the county, and
what makes Savannah so lively and prosperous
a place, is its Academy. With Prof RICE at
the head, it has one of the best corps of teach
ers of any Academy in Ohio. ae5g
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PART1TION NOTICE.!

TTENRY Myers and Mary A Myers his wife,
William A. Hamilton, John A. trayer and Su-
san E. Strayer his wife, Alpheus A. Hamilton and
Ann Hamilton his wife, and Thomas w. Hamilteu
will take notice that a Ptition5 was filed against
them, on the 21st day of August, 1860, in the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the county of Ash
land and State of Ohio, by isabella a. Hamilton,
and now pending wherein said isabella a. Hamil-
ton demands partition of the following real estate, sit
uate in the county of Ashland State of Ohio, and
more particularly described as follows Being 3
part Of the Southeast quarter of Section seventeen,
township twenty-five of range fifteen; beginning a.
the southeast corner of said quarter: thence west
on the section line thirty-four chains and fifty eight
links to q stone of land owned by John Hart, ST.,
off said quarter; thence north parallel with the west
line of said quarter, t~hirfy-six chains and ninty-
FIVE links to o corner: thence east parallel with the
north line of said quarter to a stone, FIVE chains
south of the corner post, thirty three chains and
twenty two links; thence south on the section line
thirty-four chains d seventy five links to the place
eff beginning, containing one hundred and twenty-five
acres of land moro or Less and the assignment Of
her dover in said PREMISES, and that at the next
term of said Court, the said isabella A. Hamilton
will apply for an order that partition may be made
of said premises and dover be therein assigned
isabella A. HAMILTON.
6w-n1o
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5tfft4iTHa.% TaF URI4S WILLIS.
JOHN STARK

Bsy- Urias Willis still continues the grocery bu-
siness at the old stand on the corner of Main and
Orange streets, where he is always ready to wait
upon customers who desire any thing in his line.
Give me acan. $500
august %, 1s60-4w u12.
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DISSOL UTTON NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
in heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm name of Willis & Stark, was dissolved
on Wednesday, August Is, 1860, by mutual con-
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Notice.

is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as Executor of
the Estate OF jacob Bennage, late of Ashland Coun-
deceased.
DNIEL KEENE.
jackson tip, July IL, ls6o.-swne,
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

STATIONERY, AND NOTIONS; and thankful to
my friends for pastfavors, 1 respectfully invite them
to find me at my new location, where will be hap
Ply To supply them with any goodsi in my line, cheap
for CASH. s. d. p KNOX.
Er T.. P. Knox will continue to wait upon
customers at the same establishment. His long ex-
perienee in the business is a guarantee Of safety in
his preparation of prescriptions and flling an orders
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s@k&ATsg.zIiaIA
Never Fails to Cure
Neuralgia and Rheumatism
GREAT INTERNAL REMEDY

GREAT INTERNAL REMEDY
It's curing TReusdnds of cases where all other
= remedies have utterly failed. 1t is no mere
"ANoDYNR,' relieving for the moment, but is a per-
feet Specific and Cure for those painful diseases.
The vast numberaof Liniments, Embrocations and
External medicines, which act as stimulants of the
surface only, are merely temporary in their effects
and of doubtful virtue. The NEURALGIA KING reach
es the source eff all trouble, and sffectually banishes
the disease from the system. We advise one and
all to give it a trial and become satisfied of its won
derful power. p. r~-4-
Read The astonishing cures of tceu knowa citizens Of
Buffalo.
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