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What Then ?

Suppose the mass of the people in all or
any of the so called seeded States were to
manifest an unmistakable desire te be restored
to the Union and a willingness to yield ODE
dlence to the Constitution of the United States
and the laws thereof, by electing men of un-
doubted loyalty as members of Congress-, as
State officers and as members of their State
Legislatures, what then ? But it will be said
this is an impossible supposition. But it is a
supposition that must be realized or become a
fact before the Union can be restored. IL it
be replied that the power of the rebel leaders
must first be broken or neutralized, we say
Very well, let US put that case: Suppose the
rebel chiefs are all imprisoned, shot or hanged,
and the majority in all or any of the so-called
rebel States have done as we have supposed
above, we ask again, what then ? Will you,
Abolitionists, while you have the majority in
Congress and sway the Executive De fartment
of the National Government, recognize such
returning States as members of the Union with
all their rights under our comeaon Constitution
unimpaired
You know you cannot, you will not, under
the policy you have pledged yourselves and
the Administration to maintain. You have
deprived the men CT those States-loyal and
disloyal alike-of their slave property, and
pledged yourselves and the Administration to
use the Natioral army and navy against loyal
Lheu d "eH DIS TeDeIS, 10 keep them from mold
ing or recovering their slaves. Will you in
the case above supposed, if you should happen
to be In power, reverse this Abolition decree,
restore their slaves to owners who have been
illegally and unconstitutionaily deprived of
them, guarantee the protection to slavery as a
State institution which the National Constitu-
ton prescribes, and eRforce the r>turn or re-
s%toration Of fugitive slaves as provided for in
that instrument? IF you intend this. why not
say SO with open and manly frankness and re-
store confidence and hope IL the bosoms of
Southern loyalists, give our brave soldiers in
the field the assurance that the only enemies
to the Constitution and the Union they have
to fight are in the South, and unite al! the
people in the. Northern aad Central States in
a common and invincible effort to put down
instruction and restore the Union?
If you do not intend this, why do you at
tempt to practice a base and wicked deception
by pretending to be for a restoration of the
Union when your faces are set as flint against
1t, and when you are determined that no sece-
ded State shall again hold that place in the
Union which she oncs enjoyed? The veil is
fast falling from the masked face of the Dis
union monster, Abolitionism, and the pc eple
will see the fend but to hate and drive it
from the seat of power.EStatesman.
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adam Boivin's Celebrated
SILVER COATED FEMALE PILLS.

The only certain and Safe Remedy Of all Uterine
Distractions, monthly Difficulties, Irregularities
and all the otherdiseases to which the woman. wife
and mother is peculiarly liable.
These pills contain no deleterious in gradients bu
are safe and certain in their action They will bl
ound to exert the happiest effect n all cases of Pro-
apsus Uteri, inTLeucorrhea, or the Whites. thew
W1libesfound the easiest and most certain Cure that
anc be found. 1t is on account of this certaint
hey should not be taken by Pregnant FemaIes(
during the first three months, as miscarriage is certain
o be brought on, but at other periods their use is
perfectly safe. For sale by
es s-A W. H. H. POTTER, Ashland.
N-B.-oned dollar and three postage stamps en-
0 sed to any authorized agent, will ensure a pack
age of pills by return mail.
General Agent, Buffalo, N. Y.
C4UTIoN-Beware of Counterfeits, the genuine
have the signature of G.. Crosby on the outside
wrapper.
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Spffial llutires.
Nervous Sufferers Of B,tb S.,

AREvEREND GENTLEMAN having bccnzre
stored toshealthin a few days, after undergo,
ing all the usual routine and ire sular exp m
slve modes OF treatment without success, con
slders 1t his sacred duty to communicate
to his afflicted fellow creatures the means of
cure. Hence, on the receipt of an addressed
envelope, he will send (free) a copy of the
prescription used! Direct to DR.. JOHN M
DAG NALL, 1855 Fulton. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y
-
TIE GREAT FRENCH REDEY
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AN IMPORTANT DIsoovERY.-A physician
in a village in Ohio, writes to the editor of his
paper, that he believes much of the Dysper-
STA that has prevailed all over the country, is
attributable to the use of impure articles call
ed saleratus, in making of bread; and he adds,
that for a year or two past, only Deland &
Co.'s Chemical Saleratus has been sold at the
stores, and the results are apparent in his
practice. He advises all who use saleratus
for bread or biscuit to be sure and get the
Chemical Saleratus, as he is satisfied that it is
a pure article. We concur in the opinion of
this intelligent physician, and commend his
advice to our readers generally.
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Ann1vED nons-we eut give szpressiO,

ARRIVED HoMEzWe hut give expression
to the sentiment of our entire community when
We Say Aeweelcome home" to our esteemed
friend and fsll~ow-to9nsman, DIR. L. L. CRANE.
TheSonly alloy mixed with our feeling of
pleasure in his return arises from the feeble
health which he brings home with hin, and
which wiHsfo some extent, prevent him giving
that gsneralattention to the duties of his pro
fessioa whieh, his reputation would at once
open to him. But with.time and careful nurs5
ing ne hope soon. to see him restored to his
former health and usefulness.
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NEAL Down IN TRoUBEE.-This notorious
Main Law Yankee scenes to be in trouble
since he got a GolonePs. commission in the ar
my. He was sent with Gen BUTLER to New
Orleans, and the first thing we heard was, he
was drinking very freely of brandy smashes
at the st. Charles. The last letter from there
representhim as under arrest for stealing sill
yer ware from a private family. One puts the
ammount at 81 90 and another at $3.50. So
much for their great Republican Main Law
humbug, NEAL Dow.
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|. AshIa5dLyeeum1n,.I

> The diseqssiony Of the following question
will be continued on next Monday evening;
ResolUedIhat the war yastnow waged by
the Observation-Disclosures for the preserva-
ton OF. Union is constitution al, and ought
to be vigorously prosecuted.
The pubic are invited to be present at the
discussion. A number of speeches will be
made ON this most important of questions to
all free Awerteans.
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Mathews Chocolate Worm
DrODs!

Never fail to destroy and e~xterminate all kinds
oflntectlnalW Worms. Are perfectly reliable in all
cases. and far superior to any and all of the Fancy
Worm oonfection and naaseous Vermifuges which
are in use. They may be taken at all times with
parfect safety, as they consaiu NO RCU or
other deleterious drug. Mothers should always
purchase them, and give their children no other.
(No catAartic whatever is necessary to be given. /,
For sale by all Druggists and dealers in Medicines
For sale in Ashland by W. W. H. Potter and s.R
Sqvire. -"
CHARLES R.. WALKER. Gensro, n.
Buffalo. NY, and Fort Erie. w
Ashland. July "a, 186I.-Stf -
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February 18th, of inflammation of the brain
LOUISE G. daughter of j. NJ. and J.L. Cor
ham, aged l year and s months.
The bright form g%arnered in the tomb,
a rosebud gathered ere its bloom
The spirit star at morning palel,
A dew drop by the sun exhaled.
ass Com.
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Choose ye this day whom ye will serve :
if Lincoln and his war against the liberties
of the people be your choice, then serve
him. Butt Denocfac5 in its efforts for "a
peaceable so~lationSef our troubles and a res
%toration of the IUnioa be your choice, then;
serve il Choose ya betrixt them.
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Pianos and Mel deems.

RNR. RENTZ respectfully informs the inhabi
LIVE tants of Ashland and vicinity, that he will
kee pfor sale different styles of Pianos and Melo-
deems. He is sole Agent of
STE1NwAY & Sons, New York.
ALBERT WEBER, do. do. and
w. p. EMERSON, Boston.
MELoDEoNs of MASON & HAMLIN, Boston,
and EsTEY & GREEN. Brattleboro, Vt.
Instruments of all sizes and prices. Every In
strumeHt warranted from tho Mandatory and en-
dorsed by me.
Emerson claims for his Pianos of having them
improved very much wiz hin the last Is months by
the INTRODUCTION of a new Scale. Please call at the
Miller House and examine q. new seven Octave Pr
ane of Emersen's. In regard to the Melodeons I
wish to state, that Estey & Green's Instruments
have a Harmonic Attacfment a1d Manual Sab
Bass which is decidedly q very great improvement
and a saving in the outlay. Descriptive Cata-
logues sent on application. +
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PARTICULAR Nor1oE.-Judge JONES re

PARTICULAR NoTIoE.-Judge JONES re
quests US to call the special attention of Elk
%ecutors, Administrators and Guardians to hi'
advertisement of February l1th, which viii
be found in another column of this paper. II
the parties interested would consult their in
terest they will attend to this notice at once
The requirements of the law are so very plain
that none need err in the discharge of duty
First accounts, either partial or final, must. be
filed in the Office of the Probate Judge within
eighteen months from the time of their APP
pointment, and if a final account is not then
fled and further time is granted, they must
file an account every year during the time al
lowed by law and the Court, until a final
account is filed and they are also requested
to cause publication of their appointment and
within one year make and file in said office
proof of the same. Guardians are requested to
file in said Office inventories of the estate and
property of their Wards within three months
after their appointments and to ma e settle
ment as often as once in every two years, and
sooner if the ward is either deceased or of
age. There are severe penalties attached to a
disregard of the duties herein set forth and
the Judge cannot bea respector of persons
interested had better heed the warning.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING-We publish in
another column today the proceedings of a
Democratic Meeting at Jeromeyile on the 2Sth
ult. The proceedings are good, the resolu-
tons sound and drawn up with more than usual
ability. s"Push on the column, boys day is
breaking.
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G. BUSHNELL, of the firm of BUSH
NELL & PAGE, has gone East for a large Stock
Of Boots and Shoes. BUsHNELL & PAGE are
too popular with the people to need any puff
ins" at our hands. They willissue their
manifesto on his return.
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The Confessions and Experience of a Ner
vous Invalid.

Published for the benefit and as a caution to
young men, and others, who suffer from Ner.
Tous Debility, Early Decay, and their kindred
ailments-supplying the means of sclf-cure.
By one who has cured himself after being a
victim of misplaced confidence in medical
humbug and quackery- BY enclosing a post
paid directed envelope, single copies may be
had of tie author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
Esq, Bedford, Kings County, New York.
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Died,

In Hospital at St, Louis, Mo-, January 2sth
1868, of Typhoid fever, JonN E. BUokLEY
aged % years, IL months anda17 days.
The body of deceased was inferred in HAYS
vile, Ohio, on the sd ult.
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Local COLUMN.
ASHLAND MARCH 4, 1863.

NerIoE TO CHECK HoLDERs-All persons
holding checks issued by BYERs & MENTzER,
of Polk, will present them this week; or as
soon thereafter as practicable, for redemption.
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"Lo; THE C~ONQUERING ART COMES
We have sad news for our readers. In their
blindness for truth they, with the rest Of fal.
len mankind, are about to drive into exile the
profoundest philosopher that ever breathed.-
Yes, the Immortal J.. N" the fearless orator,
philosopher and satirist, feeling the jealousy
that exists against his views on the "Union,"
which viii have to. be recognized if We ever
have a Government, incarcerates himself in
this city on the 9th inst, fer the space of
twenty-five days, or life. Oh, 81. NJ" thou
immortal cohqueror of a benigEted world, you
stand willing to make any sacrifices in order
to be understood. Sheriff G.. w. Huffman,
be fearless and faithful in the discharge of
your duty, and in future ages your name will
be handed down to posterity- as once having
had In your charge a giant intellect, the COM
prehensiyeness Of which the world was jealous
of and sought to destroy. Your prisoner will
be a martyr to the faults and prejudices of a
selfish and benighted, world, and as an acknowl-
edged exponent of truth, he has boldly pro-
cl lined since the commencement of this in
human bloodshed that this war must be waged
on the principles of the Constitution as inter
preted by the founders of the Government.-l
On the 9th inst, the bolts and lars close be- |
hind a martyr to his principles.
81. N" will lecture in the hall of the
House Of Representatives on the 10th inst
Turn out and hear this fearless champion of
constitutional liberty once more. The ladies
are especially invited to attend.
We copy the above notice Of the greatest
philosopher and ~sartirist Of the age, fro m the
Ohio Statesman of the 10th inst. On the oc-
casion referred to an immense audience listen
ed with profound attention and interest to the
words of burning truth that fell from the lips
of the immortal 81. N"
81. N" will speak at the Court House in
Ashland oa-ta-norr0w Thursday evening"
Tou who have ~"nerye" and wish to hear and
understand the foundation of all truth should
out and hear al. N" Ladies are spe
.ially invited to attend.
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DEmocRxrfc MEET1Nd.AThe Democracy
of Montgomery township are requested to
meet at the Court House on Saturday afternoon
next, for the purpose of organizing a Demo-
cratic Club and to take such other action
as win be necessary for a thorough organi-
cation. of the party in the township-
Let no Democrat stay away from the meeting;
and let every man who is opposed to the abo-
Iition war policy of the Administration, be
there.
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NOTICE.

l y was, on the 18th day of December. 1862, ap-
pointed Guardian of Michael Holman, af Ashland
county, Ohio, and from the abovo dale, i wifi pay
do debts of his contracting.
Ashland. Dec. 81 1S62-n30 JOHN SHOOK,
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Married,

On the 18th inst, by VIM. Garrett, ESQ
Mr.. ANDREW JUMPER and Miss ANGELINA
VANCE, all of Hanover township, Ashland
county, Ohio.
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LOST

About the middle of January, a large white
SOW, weighing about $50 pounds, with long
tail and ears, strayed from my premises in
Ashland. Any person giving me information
by which I can recover said property 1 will
literally reward.
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS!
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.!
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLslI!

THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually in peril if she is mad enough to neg.
lcct or maltreat those sexual ire ularitiest ito which
two-thirds of her sex are more or less subject.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the
same formula of the inventor, Cornelius L. Cheese
eman, NJ. D., of New York, which he has f~ortwentv
years used successfully in an extended private prac-
tice-immcdiately relieve without pain, all distur-
Dances of the periodical discharge, whetherarising
from rolexatiou or suppression. They act like a
charm in removing the pains that accompany diff
cult or immoderate menstruation, are the only safe
and reliable remedy for Flushes, Sick Headache
Pain in the Loins, Back and sides, Palpitation 70
The Heart, Nervous Tremors, Mysteries. Spasms,
Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous
effects o an unnatural condition of the sexua
unctions. In the worst cases of FIuor ADHs or
Whites, they effect D speedy cure.
TO W1D-Es .zJvD
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are offered as The only safe
means of renewing interrupted menstruation. -s.
means of renewing interrupted mcnstruation,
run L.zDKEs n1sTE SRR IN. .UIJVD
Thaton1 this Uery account, if taken when the inter-
ruPticn arises from natural causes, they will iney-
itahly prevent the expected events. This caution
is absolutely necessary, for such is thu tendency of
the Pills to restore the original functions OF the
exual org lnization, that they inevitably arrset
he process of CESSATION.
explicit d rections. stating when and when they
hould not he used, with each Box-the Price One
Dollar each Box, containing from SOFT h0f Pills.
A valuable Pamphlet, to he had free, ofthe Agents
Pills sent by mail promptly, by enclosing price to
she General Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.
R.B.eHUFOHINGS,
Gen eral Agent for the United States and Canadas
HIlUE 20 Cedar ST., New York,
for sale by w. H. H POTTER and r. II. GULF of
Ashland, and by FULLER & SCOTT, Loudonville
December Is. 1S11.-Ty49.
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THERE is NOTHING ITS EQUAl.

Also, Liver Derangements or Tolpidity, and I.iy
er Complaints, Diseases of the Kidney, or any gen
al Encouragement of the Urinary organ. -.
1t will not only cure the debility following Chill
and Fever, but prevent all attacks arising from
Miasmatic influences, and cure the diseases al ont
if readily attacked.
TraceEeTS should have a-bott1e with them, IS
it will infallibly prevent any deleterious cor. g.
ter. 49, s 4E2
As it prevents costiveness, strengthens the d, es
tive organs, it should be in the hands of all Pc ons
of sendentary habits.
Ladies not accustomed to much outdoor exer-
else should always ~useit. &t5sS1y 9o 5Ea3s
Mothers should use it, for tits a perfectrelief
paken a month or two before the final trial, she will,
tass the dreadful period with perfect ease and safe-i
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WHAT, DANIEL. WERsrFR Tuonn

WHAT. DANIEL WEBSTER THOUGHT
Daniel Webster, in a speech delivered in
Washington, just thirteen yerrs ago, gave it as
his :opinion, that '.if the Internal fanatics and
abolitionists ever get the power into their hands
they will override the Constitution IN, set the
supreme Court at defiance, change and make
laws to suit themselves, lay vtolent hands on
those ioho differ from them an their opiaions or
dare question thei~ intaAJizity, and finally
bankrupt the country, and deluge it with
blood"
WAS DANIEL WEBSTER a prophet ? He
knew these men and all the secret designs,
and as a patriot he exposed them, but they
threw dust in the eyes of the people by abu-
sing Mr.. WEBSTER personally, instead of an
swering to the charges he made against them.
same men rely yetson personal abuse to
carry out their purposes CRISIS.
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CHOOSE YE BE TIVE rHEM.-The Cincin-
natl GemmerctdLsays: aees
SIT is high time that these traitorous twad-
oilers about Peace should propose to stand from
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There IL no mistake about 1T /!
tn CORDIAL IS L WE CLAIM For 1T
Mothers, TI.,y IL

And to you we appeal, to detect the illness or de-
cline not only your laughter before it be too late,
Int also your sons and husbands, for while the for
merfrom false delicacy, often go down to premature
grave, rather than let their condition be Known in
time, the latter are often so mixed up with the ex-
element of business, that if it were not for YOU
hey too, would travel in the same; downward path
until it is too late to arrest their fatal fall But the
another is always vigilant, and to you we confden;.
ly appeal for we are sure your never failing afec,
ton will unerringly point youto Prof Woods Re-
storative Cordial and Blood Renavator as the RENE.
dy which should be always on hand in lima of need
% ] WOOD, Superietor, 444 Broadway, New
York: ia Market street, st Louis, Mo and sold by
ali good druggists Price 81 per bottle
ashland, March 6, 1y4O !
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dge 9sglaa0 Nnion.
! THB<AsHLANA UNION is npbli,bed eyerv
MORNING, in Ashland, Ashland
County, Ohio, by

Mail SubscSibers-is advanes, So, 90
After the year has EXPIRED, $50
Town eadednesS. 200
lfPaid after the expiration of5skx months, = 2,25
Altar the year has e Expired, $50
LAWS OF NEWSPAPERS.
1 Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, are considered as Wishing to continue
their subscriptions.
~ Ii subscribers order the disconuance of their
papers, the publishers can continue to send them
until all arrearages are paid.
.. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take the pa
pers from the ehce to which they are directed, they
are held responsible till they settle their bills, and
ordhr the papers discontinued.
f.. If subscribers remove to another place without
informing the publishers, and their paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
D. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
newspaper from'the office, or removing and leay-
ing it unealled for, is primaf acia evidence of in
tended fraud. !
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We are told our good natured contemporary
down town, WHO sports a Provost-M arshalship
fromthe "powers that be,"-but which, by
tie way, are mot ordained of God I'll reaten-
ed to put q eveto" on the hegria CT the boys
Too soon TO strike, neighbor, wait till the eiron
is hot JeFE. "clothed with a little brief
authority" puts on airs. Isn't he ahcayy dog.
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Ashland, Feb. %. 1863.
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"Bzessed are he peaeensaAers."

The Savior of Che world said
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GOLD SEEKERs.-on Wednesday morning
of last week, Mcssrs. JOHN MARLEY, JACOB
BUToRFF, JOHN HouGn, JoHN S~PR1NeER,
AUGUSTUS SPRINGER, and WILLIAM SLOAN
left our town for the gold-felds of the far
West. May their brightest visions be realized,
"a pleasant journey thither, and abundant
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UU1@
ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF

Uhipersal cOnJfdine a nd Patroauge
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Administrators Notice.
4 office is hereby given, that the undersigned
Y was on the 9th of March, A. D., 1862, duly
ppointed Administrator of the Estate of Isaac
wings, deed.
HENRY WINBIGLER.
Anril MA Av