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pay the bounties under the recent bounty law, for
which no amounts gwen, and there are numerous
other appropriations made 10 which no sums are
affixed. The Treasury variously estimates the
amount required under the bounty act at from
100000 to 000 and the other Objects for
which no specific amounts are given, at from
100000 TO $780, 900. Among the items on the Civil
Appropriation bill is one directing tne pay
ment out of the commutation tund ari.ing from
the draft which now amounts 70 about
S12,O00,0C0 the sum OF $500 for each slave
who either enlisted drattod into the military
service, to be paid to the loyal owners of the
slaves. As these owners received the 500
bounty when the slaves enlisted they will be pretty
well compensated TO- their loss. The benefits of
the bill confined to he slave States represented
In Congress since 1864. The amount necessary to
make the payment will bel about $40 900 O00.I The
Bounty bill does not seem to meet with much favor
at the Treasury and War Departments. -. .-
The Commissioners appointed by the Secretary Of
War to make rules for the payment of bounties, has
not yet concluded its work; but is understood it
Will make swindling the soldiers ana those entitled
to the money by calm agents very uphill business
The Secretary OF deserves credit for his deter
mination to make this intended huge swinde as
small q one as possible. This Commission is now
discussing the feasibility OF plan, recommended by
the Paymaster General, for the sending of paymas-
tiers into each Congressional district there dlsribut-
ing 10 each claimant the specified bounty. ....
This proposition meets with warm opposition, as
the inability of every soldier to correctly prepare
his record of papers and the necessary expense OF
bringing two witnesses from distance to testify
before the Paymaster, will lay the soldier liable to
class of swindlers numerous during the days OF
substitutes. State agents urging that the moneys
be collected here and that the state records
necessary to be searched IN many cases, special pro
vision be made in cases where they file papers in
dorsed by the official seal OF their State.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Falling of HOuse-Eight Men Killed
aud Eighteen wounded.

SAN Francisco, August lit is ascertained
that eight men were killed by the falling of a
house in Summer street this morning, aud that
eighteen were wounded.
Arrived, ship Cape Q ear, Captain Kellar, from
Liverpool.
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uELMBOLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
IL COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT OF BucHU.

A positive ana specific remedy ior diseases ot the
BLADDE 4, KIDNh s CIR VEL AND DRoPSlCAL
sWELLINGS. his medicine increases the powers OF
Sippstion. eXcites the absOtbents into healthy
ncon by which the matter OF cllcareous deposi ions
and ali unnatural enargemeus are reduced as well as
pain and inf ANNA ton. and IS good for men, women,
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BLOOD! BLOODl BLOOD!
100000
OOOO
ROSE WASH.

OOOO
HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
TRACTS BUChU aud sARsAPARlLLA, in such dis
and reliable characte- Will ACCOMPANY the medicines
As eTP iSF Snd nse II @
cited certificates and recomme naat0ry letters @ many OF
Physicians CerGymen Statesmen etc The t%EopTietor %
naSe naS he does not do this the his articles
rank Standard Preparations and DO not heed TO be
Te Science Of Medicine like DOrc column stands
simple pure, majestic having Fact for its basis lnduc-
lion ior its pillar and Truth alone Tor its Capital
LII LII
81 81
LII LII
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LII
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Ny Extract sarsaparlla is Blood Purifier; my Ex;;
trait Buchu is Duretic and Will act as such In all
Both are prepared purely scientific principles
IN aie The most active OF efhse % dnSt can pe
Of their properties with those set iorth IN the iohoW
See Dispeusatory of the United states,
see Professor Devices valuable works on the Practice
see remarks made bv the celebrated Dr. PHYsIo, Phi
See remarks made by DIR. EPHRAIM Mcdowell, q
celebrated Physician and Member OF he Royal College
OF Surgeons and, pub shed in the Transactions
Of the King and Queens journal -,
most OF late stan1aro WORKS on meulClhe.
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ODD Odd
ODD ODD
Odd Odd
ODD ODD
ODD ODD
DDO ODD
Odd ODD
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Address letters for information, IN confidence to
II. +. HELMB0LD, CHEMIST.
PRINCIPAL DEPoTs;
aIELMBOLD's DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WAREHOUSE,
No. 694 BROADWAY, New York;
HELMBOLD's MEDICAL DEPOT,
No. lO4 South TENTH Street philadelphia.
Beware Of COuDterleits, ask ioT helmbOld'sl Take
10sOtbeEl
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uELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,

TELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For weakness attended with the following symptoms;-
Lo Itof .demory, Dihiculty OF Breathing,
HoTTo rOf Disease, WaketUlness,
ID imness Of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Tryness Of the skin, E%rnp5ions % l Of the Face
These symptoms if allowed to go on which This Med-
cine invariably TemoyeIl soon t2gNTI by 70 1,rc
IN one of which the patieL may expire. Who can say
eases INSANITY AND CoNsUMPTIoN2
Many are aware of the OF their suffering, but
none Sii confess The records Of the insane asylus
Wines T s TO the ruth Of the assertion.
The Constitution once affected by organic weakness,
TSie the 'SS svstem which TEL sotDs EXTKAGf OF
BUCHU invariably does trial will convince the most
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In affections peculiar to Females the EXTRACT BucHu
m e ey t any 90 GtsF IN the a
80 zee symptoms above No family should be with
HI HI
LII
LII
LII
III III
LILLLLLLLLLL
Take no BaIsam, Mercury or unpleasant medicine for
unpleasant and GSTRAcr HiSsAR BUoHu
IMPROVED 3IRs Rose Wash.
Cures diseases in al their stages at little cxpense
ii tie no change OF det,n Inconvenience aud NO
MN EET% n \ Il EHH HHT
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USE HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHT
For sd SSfsis X OK aeis sEaf%I whether
From whatever cpuse orieinating and no matter how
long standing Diseases OF these organs require the aid
RtLs BoLDs ExrK act BUCHU Is TnF IS GREAT a.T
m ali diseases for which it is recommended.
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BLOOD! BLOODl BLOOD!
HIGHLY e2&F G 2E ~ lSFR3FR5 ABS1Ri5 soMF9ysD
FLUID EXT HACr SAR ,APARILLA,
For purifying the ood and removing all chronic con
stitutional disea arising from impure state OF the
Blood and the snS reliable and esctual known remedy
for the cure Scrofula scald Head Salt hneum rams
and Swen das of the Bones UceratGns OF the Throat
aud Les Bloches llmples on the race, Ietter Ery-
eipelfs and all scaIy Eruptions OF the SKIN,
AND BEAUllFYIEG The C0MPLEEAlON; s S.,,o
added to pint of water is equa to the Lisbon Diet
brink and one bottle Iu!lv equal to gallon OF the
Syrup OF SaTsaparia, the decocton US usually aue
OOO0
100000
900 900
600 900
900 OOO
600 0OO
600 900
900 900
900 900
900 900
100000
O0OO
HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
excellent Lotion, used in connection with me EN-
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THIRD EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.l
WASHINGTON, August Is.
Convention Delegation to Wait on Pre-
sidenJ johnson.
The National Convention Committee to wait upon
the PRESIDENT are to have an interview at O'Clock
7. nj. Reyerdy johnson is to deliver an address to
the President and it expected that the President
Will answer at considerable length The Commit
tee is to march to the White House. heading a pro-
ces'iOn, and with band Of musi9 to give eolat to
the affair.
II. Rives Pollard, OF the Richmond Eraniner, is
here. .. .,.....
Congressional Appropriations.
The following are the prncpa, amounts appro-
priated by the last Congress for the Of the
Government, as appears by the acts already pub.
hshed, which, 1t is believed comprise nearly all the
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--Messrs DeHaven d Brother. No. 40 south
ThIrd street, make the following quotations Of
the rates of exchange to-day at P. N. -
. BiWHq SeIitag.
American Gold. old.,........................l 100
American Silver, bs and +s..,..........,l4O -.
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The Blockade of Mexican Ports Illegal
1t Is to be Resisted" Prince" MAXI
milan Only Belligerent-ProcIam
tiOn by the President-NIax's Maritime
Decree NuIlifed.
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By the President:
WM. H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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The following call has been issued for a
Congress" at Troy on the 4th prozimo:-
HEADQUARTERS OF THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD,
No. zoo BRoADwAY, NEw YORK, August B,-IO
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Synopsis OF General Laws Pass.
ed by the Legislators.

Gu Uy TIC LbBhbHHtuhCa
The Legislature: which adjourned on
the 9Th nit. passed one hundred and six,
ty.oue general laws and forty.two local
ones. amone which are the following:
Alaw CHANGING the manner Of nett.
tionipe for dover from chancery proceed.
ing to that bv p~e,it,ou under the code as.
id civil actions. 4
Authorizing the clerk Of the Court to
issue warrant to the Sheriff command.
ing him 10 carry into effect the sentence
Of the Court in cases Of murder in the
first degree, XVI H0
Authorizing the construction Of sewers
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t6y- We see it stated that astronomers
discovery that the moon is drawing grad.
ually nearer to the earth by about 40 inch
every year. We. shall keep watch Of the
moon machine, and inform our readers o
day or two before hand of the exact mo.
ment when u little earth and the aforc.
said moon will whack against each ether
like two immegse billiard balls. Don't
therefor, lay awake nights looking out for
the smash.up.
Net. content with this astounding de.
yelopmeht thet Give us nugget No. 2 in
the announcement that the day is about
the me huRdredM 0a socond longer
than it was tpo thousand years ogo!-
Pro.di.gious! Isn't that bringing things
down pretty ine.Y Arc not these star.
gazers "5ig things" 10 guaeing time ard
spanning the heavens +? Is il to be won.
dered at in view OF this last disclosure
that mechanics are demanding that eight
hours 81 all be a days work?
We wish the sci n'i6c fossil who ha,
given the result of hrs observations ut
above, would please inform us whether
pork and BEANS arc a staple article OIL
family consumption in the moon-wheth
er nig:ers votc-whelhcr the man in The
moon is Finnegan-and whether the
inhabitants believe in hell. fire and q devil
Plense inform us nv return mail ~nostagf
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PROTEST.

Probst, the murderer Of the Dseriue
family, has confessed his guilt as the muir.
derer Of eight persons, against whom he
bore no spite, and from whom he got no boo.
ty. One by one he enticad his victims to a
barn, and, with a heartless f%erocity hal
has no parallel in the annals Of human
butchery, hacked them TO death with an
AK. According to his own recital, the
sight Of the blood of his first victim made
him drunk. He seems to have fairly rev.
eled 10 the fendish work CT assassination
His confession will be found on our frs
page.
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insisted upon our arrest because we dared
differ With them on that subject, o at-
tempt to assume that We are the authors
Of imtemperanee and refuse to enforce
the laws. o, shame Surely truth y q
gem of rarest price. Now, If Congress
had no authority to thus thrust aside our
Constitution aud laws, the money thas
seized and appropriated, for the license
of crime in our midst, by this Abcliti on
Administration, was not only an outrage,
but an unjustifable TobbeyOf the parties
thus licensed. / If, onsthe ground otloy!
atty and necessity the act was right, then
these new loyal rcformers arc guilty Of
gross disloyalty, for they are attempting
to swindle the Government out Of four or
FIVE millions Of dollars annually. We
care not which horn they take. A great
crime is being committed by n Of the
parties to this new issue. IF this Admin.
~istration is committing q great crime by
authorizing the sale Of liquors, let these
political hacks, who are becoming so sens
tive, appeal to their Abolition Congress
aud insist on the repeal Of these wicked
laws Of which they complain, and cease
to calumniatc those who are neither tn,
authors Of drinking nor Of the laws. Go
to your drunken Chambers, your Sum
ners, your Stevenses, your Howards. ant
your President, in sack cloth and ashes
and urge them to remove that which il
demoralizing the land, and thus strike n
the root Of the evil. You can deceive nj
body by your ''ncw leagues" and prcscn
movements; we have seen the elephan
before, aud know all about his color an,
habits.
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The Test Oath Pronounced I'm
constitutional,

There is no doubt now that the Su
preme Court Of the United States ha.
decided the Missouri test oath nnconsii
tutional. Hon. Frank 2. Blair. in a
speech made at Macon Mission, Mo-, on
Monday, said:
II nm here t o.day my friends, to tell
you that the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States'hav. already decided that this
Constitution is invalid and void. I was
told so myself by one Of the Judges of the
Supreme Court in Washington, and be
told me in addition hat the only reason
why the announcement Of tho decision
was not made was, that the minority Of
those who held that the law was consiitu.
tional (four Judges holding it constitu.
tional and five declaring it unconstitution.
al) was the four who begged that the an.
nouncement might be postponed till the
next term, which meets in December
"a voice-"Until after the election 10
this Stately That language was not
used, but it amounted TO that. l can give
ny theory Of this matter, and tell you
what | know and what this Judge ted
ne. Now, what l would soy to you would
be this; If apy registrar refuses to take
your vote, nobody can take the oath-at
least nobody can take il without perjury,
l believe it was intended by Drake 10 ex,
clude every body who was not willing 10
commit perjury i q
The Supreme Court is doing nObly.-
1t has overruled both military commits.
siOns and test oaths. It will undoubted.
ly dispose in tho sauome manner Of 9th,
or Radical enormlties. ,
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undersigned has been duly appointed
islTatoI Pc b9nis nop,pf the Estais cfi
ffMehg, lite Or AAhIahd County, Ohio,
led. ha1IBm HbO0D bd6 ,Hl
lorsv2s ALFRED SCOTT nj
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WISE.

Hon. Henry A. Wise delivered a lee,
ture, recently, at the Orphans Asylum, 10
Alexandria. He spoke Of the war as sim
ply a conflict Of sovereigniies, saying he
was not responsible for his act as an indi.
vidual in obeyiug the voice Of his State
he had taken no test oath ; there was no
power to mako him take one; he was no
traitor, nor wero those who fought for the
South nor had he taken an oath of allie.
glance, for he was no foreigner to be nat
vralized.
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CORRECTION.

An omission occurred in the following
sentence in the correspondence Of Hon.
NJ. MAY, which we published last week i:
'The Great Moral party passed fewer bills
than they paid" 1t should have read,
"Thc Great Moral Party passed fewer
LIQUOR bills than they paid" We hope
the Honorable gentlemen Of the Adolf.
ton persuasion will be satisfied with the
dpends.
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GARRISON, the old sinner, but latter
day patriot, who kept standing at the
head Of bis paper the motto : ''The Con.
siitution and Union-i league with death
and q covenant with hell" TO Tho banquet
Of the "Fort Sumter Club" sent the fol-
lowing sentiment |:
"The speedy Impeachment and yemov'
sagf Anares Johnson from do qtsOe h
diskoBeys and tsaeys." assss, bas asts.
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z. REM iNGTOh & SONS,
MANUFACTURES CF
Revolvers, fl
N usEefs aud .CGrbtncL

u NnU .CWT c1s
For the United States Service. Also
POCKET AND BELT REV0IVERS,
REPEATING PISTOLS, RIFLE
CANES REVOLVING ~.
RIFLES, ffj 1T gITF
Rife & Shot Gun BARRELS. 4 Gun Materials
sold by Gun Dealers and The Trade generally.
In these day Of Housebreaking and hvb-
berry. every House, Store, Bank and Ohee.
should have one OF ,
KEMINGTONs' REVIEWERS.
Parties desiring t. avail themselves Of the
late improvements in Pistols, and superior
workmanship AMI form, will find all COM
bincd in The New Remington Revoivers.
Circulars containing cuts and description
of cur AIMS will be furnished upon applies.
ton
REMINGTON & SONS. lion, New York.
Moore & Nichols. agents.
Uyl7) No. 40 CORTLAND 81. New York.
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BAKER, BATTLES q co.
WE REFER NO

]. Fl, MoC0MBS, Esq, Ashland, Ohio
ISAAC GATES, ESQ,
T,C. BUSHNELL, Esq "
j, D. JONES, Esq,
J. W. SMITH, Esq,
J. G. LARwILL. EsI, LOudonvillo o.
O s, DEYARMAN, Esq,
Dir. ABRAHAM PLANK, Lake TIP.
ELDER NJ. WORKMAN, Wooster, o
MERCHANTS &BANKERs, ."
J. D. JONES, Agent, Ashland, o.. T
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ROAD NOTICE.

THE undersigned respectfully iuform the
Commissioners Of ashland County that
hev have 'aled a Pe'jIi,n fora pubic road.
beginning OIL the township Il e between lands
owned by Robert Hart and David Dowlin, In
CleaTcreck township. Ashland County. and
running South on said line between sections
three nd four in sid Tow ship ill it utter
scots Tho r nd lending from sarJoifn Browns
premises 10 savannah. We represent that
such a road would be Of public beneat. and
pray that you may, Mt your next session, ap,
point n Surveyo. and viewers 10 lay out ana
e.tablLll said road. q II q
f, JOHN n. CARVER,
DAVID DOWLlN
April %, '5G-4w AMI OTHERS.
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TO THE DEMOCRACY OF
ASHLAAD COUNTY.

requested to meet at the CouRr HOUSE,
IN ASHLAND,
Saturday, May 10th, 1855,
at l o'clock P. IN, Tor tho purpose Of
nominating FIVE delegates and five altcr
mates to attend the State Convention, to
DO held 10 the City of Columbus, on the
.24ih of May, and for the transaction Of
such Oth'r business as may &C me before
the Convention. Turn out, friends, and
especially the members Of thu Central
..1
.rJsP. GowAN.
80; Clan Dem Er. Com
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Manifests and Bills of Lading.
L A B E L S .

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FItNGY AND ORNAMENTAL

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Our workmen masters in their art and for beauty
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Cur &lsddina cards.

No couple live happy or die In pee "a, blessed BY
the love Of children unless they bet III 10 them,
as gifts of remembrance few Of our autifnlly exs,
ted WEDDING CARDS, gotten up in { latest style.
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THE PRoPRIEroRs of this Establishment respectfully
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CARDS OF ALL KINDS.

Under this heading is included Cards Tickets Of
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hno, largo coored hand-b, down to bread ticket
The small trades need these and in every other place but
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Our Uisitine cards.

Our specimens in this line vie with tho finest Copper
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Posters and DODGERS,

We print these Of all sizes and in all colo of ink and
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