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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-09-11
AaCARD FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,
OF
a,.f wALTHAM, MASS

mHTHI 49, 49, 10 MHm
I is Company beg leave to inform the
public that hey commenced operat' ons in
1850, and their factory NV covers four
acres Of grouud, and has cost mora than q
million dollars nden ploys over 700aepef-
ties. They pr0duce = 5000 Matches .
year. and make and sell not less than one
half Of all the watches sold In the United
States.
The difference between their manufacture
and the Europesn, is brihy this /: Eur,pean
Watches are made almos 4 entirely by hand,
and the RESULT is Of necessity a lack Of that
uniformity, which is indispensable 10 cor.
rect time. keeping. Both the eye aud hand
ofthe most bilf full handmust vary. But IL
81 fact that, except watches Of The higher
grad es, Europeans watches are the p oduot
of the cheapest labor Of Switzerland, ard
the result is The sortbless Ancres, Ltpinsa
and so called Talent Leyer,- with soon
cost more in attempted repairs s. than their
original price. Common workmen. boys
women. buy The rough sererate parts Of
these watc hes from Va rious IA ott ries, poli'h
ant put them together. and take them 10 tho
nearest watch merchant, who stamps and
Q ngraves them With a~nylnhhhs or brand that
may be ordered .g1E.ls gsas.3iE
Hoe Amerfean Wufcksso-e Mode.
Tho American Mal,hsm waichis made BY
no such process-and no Oh incompetent
workmen. All the Company's operations.
from the reception Of the raw materials 10
The completion CT the Watch, are carried on
under one roof, aud under one SIX illiul and
competent dirgc ion. But the great distin.
l-,tshto~ fnl.wo - lknt. patnEnu d fkA
hctthat their several parts are all mare by
the finest, the most perfect and delicate ma
chinery ever ~broughtto the aid Of human In.
dustry . Every one Of the more thanA hun
decd parts Of eyei y watch is made BY . ma
c%hine-that insrllibly reproduoss every
succeeding part with the most unvarying 80
curacy. 1t was only necessary to make n
pOrfeOi watch of any particular style and
then adjust the hundred machines necessary
to repr oduce every para of that watch, and
y follows that every succeeding wsieh must
be like it.. I'D h,,.BmgEresss
The C ompany respectfully submit their
watches on their merit only. They elaimto
make ~ ATUT aR E1feR
d Betnr astieh Jorthe MoHsy
by their improved mechanical processes
than can be made under the old. fashioned
hvndicraft I'll system. They manufacture watch
es Of every grade. from 0 good, low priced,
and substantial article, In solid silver hunt
ing cases, TO the finest ohronometer; and
also ladies' watches In plain gold or the
finest enameled and jeweled cases; but the
Indispensable requisite Of all their watches
is that they shall be GOOD TIMEKBEPERs.
II should be remembered that, except thaip
single lowest grade. PANIED 'sHome Watch
htmpany, Boston," ALL WATCHES male
by them 49, .iog So
Are Fully Warranted
by a special certificate, and this warrahtse
is good Atall Times againstthe Company or
s'egen's, glys 4 a. & ks5sal afiyfa
| I5.fs ROBBINS 4 APPLETON, igmrr
1872 Broadway New York;
July "a, In 3, f7l~L.Fsyf61&
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-09-11
ROAD NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that q petition vii
IN be preseRtedi 10 che Commissioners Of
Ashland County at their next session, 10 be
held on the First Monday Of September, A..
D., 1857. Praying for Inc alteration Of .
part OF the State Road leading from Millsrsr
burg to Hayesyille in said county, ssfolovs,
Commencing At q certain point near the cen
ter Of the south. west quarter Of section ten
tlO) range fifteen (lb) township, lwsniy COY
near the eas line Of said quarter, hence
north through the balance Of said quarter
anda part Of the orth.westquarer ~ofthesams
section Of tho rangeIhpd township aforesaid,
until IL reaches the cleared land on the afere-
said northwest quarter, thence west until =
81 WAsyseErgFIogFxa.
1Augusi M, 1881
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-09-11
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

'h a i8f .6ra Ell tra ~ rva
laIt ag a''i a5s q 1i -ss3
oi, a, boil ,sst
% a uh
30 f p4s se EellsaiEl b h
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-09-11
!: NEGRO EQUALITY.

We request conservative Republicans
Who are invited to vote for negro suffrage
in Ohio, to read aud ponder well the fol-
lowing letter published in the NewdO Or;
leans Times, before complying with the
sdrM and order" of their leaders; aud
we are sure they will not aid in iatrodu.
cling such q state Of things in Ohio. II
is true, 5000 or 1000 votes are o small
thing, compared with 500, 900, but if the
principle Of negro suffrage is once adopt.
ed, our fair State will be over run. with
worthless freedmen, who will hold the
balance Of power in our election, aud viii
aid the present corrupt political dynasty
il retaining power, and in continuing
their e~xtravagant expenditures till white
men shall become slaves IL the bond-oc.
crazy .aat q
The Prejudice Of Race-Negrc
@ Equality. 3
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-09-11
NOTICE.

ah 1aa bsn NOTICE! $50 {fT
Lucinda Kelly In II 4 A sh and Sfc County e Court
Joseph o. Kelly. of Common Pleas.
The defendant. Joseph 0, Eelly, whose res
idenco is unknown, is notified that Lucinda
Kelly did, on the 9th day Of September, A
D. 1857. file her petition In The office Of the
Clark Of the Court Of Common Pleas within
and for the County of Ashland and State Of
Ohio, charging the said Joseph o. Kelly with
wilful absence for more than three years last
past, and asking that he may be divorced
from the said Joseph o! Kelly, which petition
will stand for hearing at the next term of said
Court .l. ..t3
LUCINDA KELLY.
By WIN. B. EcCarty, her Atty
Sept. ll--6wl2 h %.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
CuAxrrxxA.rzK's ozucE Aas, Ne s.s. n 10 iss7 3
nr,npNc will be received at .hIs npRI..

., SATURDAY the inst at " os -.
s ~ and FoRAGs ROOM ?, fsI, , hss 20 sasss
'A.rbor 81 fe. long By 80 feet wide an sna .sgs rooL
top N lee, long by vide VIII hs 81 hs
Plans specsssous for me call and etays
oaee ano % Shss % sseompany their pron na srs sscrpe
responsible pai, rouct the sane VIZ go
the, vii s1. SnsI n he sun thousand collars WI
formanee thereof ,s n,Isge Of rejecting any ana " " ~
The United States reserves Wv - ....t.. -
bits deemed advisable pronosals for Buhrg o,so~
Forage Room 81 fv's 1s nj further iafornaton ~ vi
this otee, No Ms,srGsn RUFUS INGALLS,. As'@ ." wv
r. m,ss.s Est AA.sg sDi Oh
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
gnirrnal Tepenue.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
-sIyTIn COLLECTION DISTRICT STATE Of New iSrA OoRPrr
XythIand XVIII " ards d the C oi Nes
x hereby gfv LISTS Of Valuations and o pH
a lar poFe Internal 10 snprer ths
40 rav interest he pebt and for other purposes
line 80 1854 and the gmedsiorJ acts theo hpro sAIrh
sS uly ~ 1866 and March 1851 madesnd ishen W N. ,e'.
I.apt Assessors Of said Collection District VIII remain ePh o e
of m persons interested for the spaca Of ntft cav suh
tom the date hereof once No lsl West Your
lover the Kew.York County EatosA BANK between 'he
49, m end clock And immediately tnsf the epE
ton Of len dsy the dat he1 tN on as Is Gay o. Jsns
viii recore and determine Ah tpfe
Valuations OF enunefAehs sse'
,sps, nv the Assistant Assso Ae Lasts heren IeeIsu 70 .
trades
iss an Billiard Tables Gold Watches noh ana si'st
ending May y l65o Aha inc '@h0s 1PON 'N ~
.rsInr DectmbeT 81 1877. =, -. l. ..i,., a,
Al sppss the SCISSOR az teshd mrA. tt Aas ~ N's
s s IA cause mater thng repecug Wheh ~" %
feq1esed and the ground Of lrnsf q ~ vtIASr Gu
Dsel New 'ieD., Maj 81. lsel' '0''I - ~ ....ss,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
Oeean Cleaners.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
4 THROUGH ZINE TO'C4LlF0RSlA AND CAiNA,
.CARallNG UNITED STATS MAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Ft.se leave Pier q No RIVER foot o CalsI, al u oeo's
Jase ~oCEAy QUEEN Capt Z P Censor eoure,ios WITH MON
TAHA, Capt. J. SuttOn.
Jsns iRISING STAR Capt A C. Graz eOlhses viii sAcEA
-KRToEA Capt JeE Many. connecting With CoNSTi
TUITION. Capt -.
I san Tsrco 'os japan sn China
81 advertisement below.
buSdd pounds baggage allowed free each adult
and attendance iIee-
I srtures toueh a Aosuco: ofig end Pisa 81 Pua
South Pc ports. lsi M l .0l Genital Amen'
pOtts those Of lst ouch,a Msnt-alio.
OF ll;h each month The uea steam Ane non
psDsna o Australia HEd kew-Ieaiand
Fo passage fher in'tou, tppy The once oa
' " WV u ~ r. z BABY Agent
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

7 ONG BRANCH and SEA-SliOEE RAIL
l. gOADs route vii b. orelei o. iri'e o col ares A"N
.t-,,f Wal ubgRTgpN rp islfe faa'A sie ~ rft t g
rfrry. Io g.. MUNuA4. lHh tusf 90 o. n-t ul .h ' ,'
u g. u srd Ia t blrdilt crcepc e'-atas a"h '''
L.,e To-, glneh .t1los m an D. H rofr'g % H-.h"'
Rutlslu and AtITtt. ic NJ.
sill ,og'- al Ies 30 l rrtL GrtUl fHs horse. sui.
.c. m be- tisn.of,c sa these Inca g. iAt J., ir1el4i
f.r.r .4
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
TEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNUR ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCIhG JtNL O. l6lt
p,sssprer static, in New YorE ooer sniy ar lcl
ave. Eu'uaoe on Tacutt-sese-tArsl

TRAINS LRAyE EEW-YORK;
Tor ycvIlavsn aui Bridgeport go 800 tbrl Ig n hi
Q.r.l. 300 fsri Jsi, 80 HId 400 tkt) p ~. - go.
fof Mioe Stanford Fairfield. Southport aad NciP"H 'W Ii'0
To- Eorsf 10 Ur) 300 IsDa m i2l5 H.r) goo U'h
as $50. lsrl 80 GO fhr.b p-ir.
Ior Dsr.eu. q o. 900. lla in.. 3f1. 40, 'Io p ~
of Greenwich. 7ni 9nj il31 Aia 40 s5' t 2 n ,,
eco Or 300 lJiA o.; ILl3 tEct 2iD JVo
CEr1 3sJ f3J U.E). 49,. SO. C3o. 400 (trl, p ,
Tor GTeenal-t and intemoi stations. 100 iO' lN n @'
3C, 80. 3d. b.yJ ;. ~. ... .. .,,.o
yo portou via SrrugGtd g00 (II) 400 fRLl eo0R
For Boston yis Shore Line u u fkrl, "a" 49, - 40,
Tor Hartford AID Spunslod gto a tEr lA' @OV 'hh "V
For Connecticut River Railroad $40 pil l2SP a. to Mon
To llsdfor Poyilenee F.hh Railroad Gto (BIl m, Hi'
For Newavsn and S,ounstoa Railroad 81 1Vo N"
Il 800. 300 p
TorC CanalR Ral.oal. 1915 =. M 60 Northampton
yo Housatotic Railroad, Boo a. , ~ p in
10. E.ugatuck Rsirosi $50 o.. so
FoF Diuburv NGrynlE Bs.,oU. 10 9OJ M, AR ? "a
e'A'l'''''A S'''iDS '" ''-'''1 JANIS n HOyT. surt
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
DDCUTAp UARTFORD LINE-Frst-olass

es, ~ Hartford Granite State leave PeoA'L H.
dy fsSsut sands, for Hartford Ct eouneenb Sr
Ged Csbols IOyoks Northampton ana ~ 1 81 4.
for trshta Fare 81 " 70 ts9ra os''1u
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
MW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
6isamboats ano Reilrcnos.

- : - = : - -
NOR1llPORT and WILLETT's POTNT.-The
~ steamer MAIIANO, Capt Marshall leaves Pier No q T. L.
dy i,i ne above named places, returning
q REAT REDUCTION in FARE for Albany
W srd TroONLY CNR DOLLAR Hkc ire, on ,o ~f ro,.
West, NorA aud tet 1Le frt class otle \ ard Troy
STEAMBOAT tOMfANl VIII iate EVERY EYIEING a. b ,arf
tSa;uray's excepted leT 20 \. foot Il Slt oa l
tt.ee fi- y i.rf
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

NEW YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ ADVANCEMENT, commencing June 8 ld.4-lesde
Hunters Po nt 6l0s s721 BJD B. MT 9.O NJ ISiV
NJ; 2.3J D. n.; as;3D p. nj s9.D y a. o:p = m oi'
10 Hob 0:O -Ihousi " "ea' .esA
connecting Stages Msuhsssei fd Port Wnnisn rr,alh
5.c A. m. $50 TUESDAY and Ssuia hlsh
Erira trains Flashing al II Hunters feini ~ zi
ne L. C,yORIlEs, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
Mlcoical.


REDDINGs
RUSSIA SALVE.
ltst,b'shei lat5.
PRICE z5 CENTS PER BOX.
Is the Universal Remedy Tor
BulNS sCALDS CUTS, BRUISES.
snd all
FLES! WOUNDS
CBILBLAINs cIAPpED HANDS. PILES.
sad
OLD SCROPULeUs soaBs
ERuPToNS BLoTCHBs. SALT RlgUh
CrTATEOUs DISRASRS
REDDIyGS RUSSIA SALyE prsiy Ygs,gb> oHineaf made
@ the very na,cs and combines IN te greater HEALING
rowrs preparation before the nbhc It's timely app
Gallon La the saving thousands Of valuable lives Of
esiug ,ng and wherever used hAi proved hss
IN rralitr nooS % RusasgIY. - ....
SIXTY YEARS GENERAL ISE or TliR RUSSIA sAlYb
H. NOBLE GUARANTEE or IT'S tHCOMPARABLB
VIRTUES AS HEALING OINTMENT
The OF RRDDiNuS RUSSIA sAbNb daring the pas.
a.. siTen hundreds OF limitations. hat
M orsosor RUSSIA SALVB nsiEtass its supremacy
b PREPARATION having steady and permanent SAFE aud mover
erotue In quality climate, and Is sold 20 dealers a.
uer enabling .slIe poAt By ITS sale
Tor 90" " " " RgDDING Co.. Propdeiors
Boston. Mssa
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
> A GENTS WANTED for Gen. J.. G. BAKERS
- UI4IORI OF SEnRKT SEHNlCE

Wsr between t5 sst,f' hv t cn Alexander r. stephens Mr.
e. he fir
Ts5rV fhc Nar above ard other popular
works Address hATIoAAL PUBLISHING Coz Philadelphia. Pa
A GIRMAN SERVANT |GIRL WANTED
= Who wASHNG aut IRONING asd understands GEN
TRAL HOUsEWOaK App,y a. basement Thds between
Atfrur. Cant D.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12

REsDiSo GYD CoLrABIA RuLRoAp CosrANT,
grPgnf-TgSDSNrs OFFICE, CCLUEDiA Pa May T. ia.i
DEADING and COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
HI Passengers leaving Eew-lork u Via CntfI eN
- psroad male closs Reading for EphTaia ~
i.arser Columbia arriving at Lancaster and Conmbii Hs1O
4. H."
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
Siluatlons Wnnte0-T TlaIes.

Z SITUATION WANTED by n young Man
~ - FOk'iR In merc,le house Has ci CITY references
Apgyo thTe fays 70 r. MCPHERSON. 10 McNa
trt Il and Eeveathsye.
WANTED situation By the subscriber,
Nhois competent 10 lug, sell panaae almost knd of bus
ri lood bnancer Cy relsreuceA Addoss, a. d. Thbaue
O@ce.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
STEAM COMMUNICATION
~ BETWEEN
NEW.YORK AND AUSTRALIA,
VIA PANAMA.

' Va Ia-IllI1l
THR PANAMA, SEWZEAIAND AND AUSTRALIAN ROYAL
MAIL COMPANY dispatch A 2tA Of each Houih' from
PANAMA TO WELLINGTON, y. =, AID THE AUSTRALIAN
COLONIES connecting tie steamer Of te PACIFIC Nail
srEAMsmP CONPAKY leaving XEw-YORK FOR AsPINWALL
fCoLOH on the lh Of oath Ffs and second es passengers
& be conveyed uur through ko; attic oen rates. From New
Yoh 70 ports 10 Hev-z-ud sdney Nebolne $40 70 T3
sr srs class and s2e s2i3 iO' eeoad payable IL CAioa S
gold cos. -
Special sesnss ruu to tie newly discovered gold region Of IoktEa
EsEZssisnd.
Arrangements are now completed os issuing through s Of ang
Freight payable here .
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Eo So wsllst., or TO
CHARLES W WEST, Agent,
No % william st. Neu--York
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
giinatione nanteo-femnIes.


A n AMERICAN WIDOW, mddle-agef, Of
retirement srt education Accustomed travelling ana not
sick would hse E lady guz 10 Europ as uurss or
cmpaHe tsn awe the highest references Call or sares, Mr
sAIIi No ll Adsmsst, Brooklyi.
A RESPECTABLE and intelligent young
- GIL hgty recorunsnd situation Ia private family
SIA h Ihsa an 70 take " ekrea iOr
d.. at 40. ~ Wet sIteenth-,,
SITUATION WANTED by q young German
- f vel ouca,d be- little gh good Awer
can miy 70 see To- children Do sewing orally
na noney not 70 mach ocfts good home Please
address b n, Boi No lsI Tribune OIce.
EVANTED-A situation as CHAMBERMAID
N, Or ,. AsIhHss by respectable scotch srL Address A.
EVANIED-Situations by two very respecta-
.r ven ~ a. cock, the ether AUSDRKSS CHAM
IhiAp hi NAltfhhs would DO the u small pnvats
ilIgf no objection te No go
foarih-aye p-to No 81 Fourth sve)
jVANTED--A SITUATION by a respectable
" woman good COOK PASTRY MAKRR and all ismiy
hg zee el ah deserts tnersi ards The Of milk end huef
required hsio go ir iic county family viii
b. te PAU Two fef FCiercLee Ilease cal M two day Et ~
Iois-th'L bei@een Csnnl ard Llriionsts
A NUMBER OF German Girls WANT SITU-
"A ATOMS. Atpl1 o. Nc 100 IA Eoason-. Bovsry.
4 NJ MEIER of well recommended German
Gus ant siust Ons O. d>geneTal U,ENORK, Sc at M
loNh6 ottHan Institute No Il Sntonsi near the BoWer
GOOD SERVANTS, GERMAN GIRLS, &c,
- lf hoel' iorr.ine homes county supplied
Wrrly d th"AMkiCAN fNrLOYaENT ASSOCIATION No. lOG
anth h'e ieioa Nhtlst Wages moderate % snit the times
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06
General Passenger Agent.

FATALLY BURNEDs--The SteubenuiIle Her.
aid of Wednesday SAYS Mr.. c. e. Garrette,
a young foreigner from Havana, who has
been stopping in that city for some time,
was fatally burned yesterday evening at
the house of Mr.. Smith. 1t appears that
the foreigner, together with a gentleman
friend, went to make a call on the ladies at
MIR. Smiths, the foreigner wearing light
wrapper, the same he had on whensleaving
the hotel. The evening passed off pleas
antly, and the gentleman friend proposed
going at ten o'clock AS they were bow
ing themselves out of the hall, the foreign
er's wrapper came in contact with gas
jet, and before the fire was extinguished
he was fatally burned. The deceased has
but a few relatives in this country. aess4
A, melancholy case of burning one of the
same family occurred at Huston q Gard
ner's drug store, in this city on Saturday.
Hereit was the beautiful and much adj
mired Habanero G. 1. Gar, who was thus
destroyed. It seems to be a fatality in the
family to be thus burned. The father of
both, these, old T. O. Bacco, has thus suffer-
ed, frequently.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06
NEWS BYTE1EGRAFH.
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.

BY STEAMER.

NEr. Gladstone RssIg1s His Leader
fe@A@s ship Of IN g Ii bcra1 Party.
NEW YORK, May 5.-The steamship
Union, from Southampton, April %, and
the City of Paris from Queenstown, April
25th, arrived to-day.
Mr.. Gladstone in letter resigning the
leadership OF the opposition saws he will
not move the amendment of which he had
given notice, and will be glad it any other
gentleman will bring forward an amend
ment he can approve.
The Times says Mr.. Gladstone can't re-
| sign. He owes it to the Liberal party ia
remain its leader. EVfI9CfT 80 p
Various Itents.3O3 6E&I'
The movement against the army reor-
ganization il, France continued.
| The Austrian Reichoroth meets May 10Th
Berlin dispatches deny that Prussia had
made any warlike preparations whatever
man Confederation as rumored. Marshal
Forey was seriously ill.7f311 ~ d.Iak'
Girardins' paper, the Libert, continued tC
Istimulate the war feeling i'm France = q 81
II The Bourse Gazetteof ST. Petersburg adj
Iverts to an alliance between Russia, Prus-
Isia and Italy.
English Journals generally refuse to re
gard Mr.. Giadstone' s letter as a virtual re.
lsignation of the leadership of the Liberia
party. ia ,lAd0kIAd
/ Reform Demonstration.
A monster Reform demonstrations tool
place at Birmingham on the 22d ult. From
$4,000 to 100000 participated. John Brigf
mace speech. He denounced the grea
Reform bill as fraud, tending rather tt
restrain than extend franchise. He ex
pressed his regret that the bill was not op
posed on its second reading, anC
said the Liberal party was now help
less to improve radically ba6
bill. He condemned the conduct of tn,
Liberal members who had been deceived
and voted With the Government, and called
upon the Liberal party to rally around
Gladstone, whom he warmly eulogized
A resolution denouneing the Government
The following day a assimilar demonstra-
tion was held in Leeds. Twenty-five thou
sand metropolitan volunteers were review
ed on Easter Monday. -
Golden Statue was formerly inaugurateC
at Manchester on the 22d.
lResOIVed to Strike for Reduction o.
II nor arkAOuEss of LabOrs 4 7ETcT 8 :
Eight thousand working tailors had re
lsolved to strike for a. reduction oof hour
Not satisfied ofi The Death OF DR., Liv
II ,zasfngstOne.airIH3
Sir Robert Murchesonsis not satisfied o
the death of DR.. Livingstone, and demand
lithat an expedition be sent to Africa t.
Iclear up all doubts5 10 saliu 0Q0,Ei
Il On Easter, the Pope bestowed the usua
Ibenediction on the city and the world froH
1.-THE Vatican, in the presence of a great con
IcOurSe.
Preparing. for a. Vigorous Campaign
Il Omar oPastR had arrived in Cahdia an,
was making vigorous preparations 70
prosecuting the campaign against the in
lsurgents.1 hnR 2GMATsiQ 90 hasss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06

"A FAMILY REMEDY. -" Goes Cough
Balsam." These have become household
words with very many families, and the
merits of the article Justly entitle it to our
confidence and patronage. The originator
does not claim to be physician, but has
evidently his upon a prescription that
meets the wants of large class of sufferers
Some are testifying that it has actually
cured them of consumption. 1t is no doub
the consumptive's best friend, while for
coughs, hoarseuess, and kindred troubles
we think it has no equal. We predict for
it worldwide reputation and extensive
sale. - , ~ Ae2 may1-d&w1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06
FROM ROCHESTER.
De,tructive1 ',FiirI,e-Lo,ss, q Lii

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, May 4.-There was a
great fire in this city this morning, in
volving loss of over 100000. The fire
began soon after midnight and continued
till eight O'Clock this morning, when it was
checked. Palmer's- Block on Main street,
and several stores adjoining, were destroy
ed, and all of Washington Hall Block in
the same street, the la Ger a large and ele-
CANT building. Wheh4as immense roof fell
in this morning three or four men were
buried in the ruins. The charred and
mangled bodies. of John Pike, Henry
Forcelers and Joseph Wornett were taken
from the ruins and conveyed to the dead
house, 1t is now feared that several other
persons perished, and further search is
being made for bodies. -- ..... r.- ..--s-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06

/ TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES MEETING.-The fol-
lowing amounts were ordered paid by the
Township Trustees, at their meeting on
Saturday, May 4 E. b. Armstrong, Judge
OF Election, 81 5O; Isaac Becky, Judge I
Election, $1,5O; Thomas Robinson, Judge
Of Election, 81 80; j. d. Beaumont, Clerk
of Election, $l.5O; o,Harra &c Ryan, for
pauperpurposes, 500. Kate Cunningham,
for support of pauper child, $s; VIM. Nc
Cloud. for pauper purposes, $43; P. Ryan,
for support of pauper, $12; Thomas Fitz-
gerald, support of paupers, SIC; Peter
Krag and F. Jager, Judges of Election, So;
Laurenz Schneider, rent for election, So;
w. Fl. Gaver, burying pauper, $24; Mar
shall & Stevenson, pauper purposes, $I4.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06

4 Assault WITH INTENT TO KILL.-Con-
stable Chris. Bartling on Saturday arrest
ed Altman named George Linder and his
wife' who were charged upon the oath Of
Thomas Tools with an assault and battery
on him, On the 9th of April, with intent
to kill him. Snider keeps "a saloon on
Friend street. near the Blind Asylum, and
Tools was In there and got pretty drunk
the party got into a war. of words, when
Linder and his wife attempted to prove
their assertions by beating him with a
poker and hot fiat-iron. The parties were
held 70 bail for their appearance at future
day. yfEGb-5sTsm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06
FROM CHARLESTON.
,l1e Street car Question Settled-!

The Street Car Question Settled-Sen-
atOr Wilson Speaks to 1900 Negroes
and 200 Whites.
+. CHARLEsToN,-M May 4.-The street ear
Question-is at last settled. The directors
yesterday determined to admit all classes
of citizens to all cars. A few negroes avail
ed themselves of the privilege, although
concession is not yet generally known.
+ Senator Wilson addI essed a large crowd
on the CitadaF Green last evening. number
ing about, 2e0os negroes and. about 200
whites. His speech was two hours long,
consisting mainly -in-the arraignment OF
South Carolina as the foremost champion
of slavery in the past and advice to the
people, white and black, to unite upon the
platform of the Union Republican party.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The Break i'm the TeVeeS-An Order
! b8sl 3 = from GEN. Sheridan. r. .o-ik
New ORLEANS, May 3-The whole re-
gtOn bordering on the Ochitai and Black
rivers has been overfiowed by recent crew
asses, and the suffering and loss is incalcu-
liable. Isis =. e @ASi.'
Gen. Sheridan has issued an order modi-
flying the State law requiring members, of
the police force to be residents of the city
fiveryears, by changing it to two years,
and orders Mayor Heath to remodel the po-
lice force, of which at least one halt must
be chosen from the soldiers.