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Try this remarkable and most in'ctcstnc
remedy. IL 10 composed Of Il c concentrated
Juices oi tho most powerful and the most
soothing Plants ard Roots in nature. chemical.
IL combined and insulated IN vol sealed glass
Bottles and charged by n powerful BStery.-
Thus possessing IN addition 10 its e'ipcrlur
medical virtues. strong Magnetic AID Electric
properties. profoundly penetrating. Hnd emi
neuily Quieting and soothing. II relieves pain
and Inflammation at once. (whcn freely apili.
cd.) relaxing the strained muscles and nerves.
giving new lie and vitality hy lis lifc.gvinp
qualities, To rHrnli1ed parts and chronic or
long standing complaints, and weaknesses, al.
lartng nervous pain. (Neural9ia,) Irritation.
ANA rnlnTing Cb4lruct iOns ike \ chatm. In.
decd all who have used II. speak oft rs irul,
wonderful medicine ana esteem u bv far, su
periur ~ any aud Ill Other external remedies IL
usc. lfArli'cd scasnn u san unfa,liug rem
"dv Tor the Group. Sne Thrrni. lnn inna'icr
81 the lurgs. Buwcls. Liver. Kdncy- and other
organs. rheumatism Srinal Irritation. AguC
~ tho Breast: and al all times crree Norvous
lIcddrChc. Neuralgia, sore Eyes. Ear Ache.
Tooth Acne. Acuo ~ the Face. pmllcs and
Eruriiuns uf all kinds Pih,, Bruised and
>priinei Limbs. Bur,7, Frozen Inrts, CHI
'ins. indulcnt and long Standing Soscs
Wounds, &c. &c. IT will also restore the Hair
tn he Bald lieud, and prevent the Hair from
Luiirg.
The Magnetic Ointment has heen extensively
used upon Canal and Draught Horses for Calls.
Wounds, Spruns and lHmeness, and ig sure
cure, when applied hot for the Scratches "r
horses. and tie Foot Al on shocp. All the
prurrictuIs ark for tho Magnetic Ointment > y
TAR trial. confident that all they ctum flr II.
viii be found true to thU letter. III tao neigh
Uurhuud whcro II ls manufactured. many peu
Pile buy 1t hy tho quantity, and 1t Is Kept and
uScI Uy almost every lnhahitant a. 4 P.maCra
TOR the numerous pains aud aches every family
- moro "r less afflicted with. We SAY again
TRY Or. TRASKS MAGNETIC OINTMENT,
Nome genuine uitcss Signed IS. BuciL" with
Pom. Sec Pamphlets containing luil directions
around each u tito. and circulars loft with
gents. Price u cents iVrsmall, and az cents
lUr large Bottles.
"a. LANGwoRTnY,
For sale by iiSRAEL GkEEN.
tJULE. L. DENNIS,
nRp0Ofsrs fISpLAY, OHI-;
And all other Druggists IN the county.
rS- All orders should Lo addressed 10 w
NUDGE & CO.. Earlvlle, Madison county,
New York
October Is. lS52.-tly
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Road NOficc.

NOTICE = hereby given. that apctition viii
~ hD presented 10 the Comm ss'tuCrs o.
hancock county, Ohio, at their next june SOS
sion, lrH inE tor said Cummis,iuhors To- grant
/ VlV@ and survey "i1 pro. Oscd county road
in Commence AT tao South West Garner vi the
Last d 10 rt the South West quiirr uf arctlvl
Y=ht, 20 Alcu tywusuip, Ia sad county. on The
county road running iruid u,t Wu 1t va
iIuruu. IN sad county to the IVA ci F.sturla,
"a SENECA county, OuIl; thence North ,duuG
thc QuaL' cr section huo bc'wecn said lands
and Tho Lands of Abraham BtChicl, uu WMCh
SAID Bdcltu. now lives, Hld between The lands
4 uruc kH.cy a'j small piece oi l,uG
.'wLcd rs David Br"tts, tu tAe ll!hn and Den
,ucg STATE read. ant there ter iutle. Sad
,,rui,u srI rad be unity tee, wide. and tu OI
Iucd,', rt, IT, Itcu...cS 90 Ll.lcs t.,l i"r '.i,
SAID samuel Kascy. Petitioners wi'i tucu aud
t'icrc as> that said proposed ruod 10 laid uI,
md established q pull G highway.
May PETITIONERS.
Am. g-.'.. 10. It
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-18

OERsONs WANTING A CHANGE
j. OF climate for health, ses aGvertissmen,
oi Hammonton Lands, In another column.
Nov. %, 1S50.--6m
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I5UU TiciOTl0f IIINSyFaflUNy.
1000 TO 10000 NEW WORDS H. the yocal-
u.giy.
Table OF SYNONYMS by Prof Goodrich.
With other now features. Together with al
tho matter ofpreyiOu5 editions. In one vol
umo Of 1850 pages.
"lhG oighty pages or Illustrations compare
bio ~ iHehess t. those. ui bduk notes. are
worth tic price of the OuuS."-TCh Hrah.
Price $3.50. Sold hv all BOOKSELLERS.
q. & e. MERRIAM, SPRISufI.LD,
MnSSnNnu .nIia.
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NEW AcnIouLruRAL sE1TLEMEsr
TO ALL WANTING FARMS.
A Rare Opportunuy in a Delighrul
and Healthy Innate, Tpen'y Fire
Miles Saith East If Phil0del.
9hia, on the Comd,n aud
atlantic Railroad,
New Jersey.

A " old estate consisting Of several thous.
N and5 uf acres oi productive soil, has been
divided into Farms Of various siyes TO suit the
purchaser. A population Of aofne fifteen hun.
dred. from various parts OF the Middle States
and New England. have settled there the past
gear, imi roved their places. and raised exgoh
lent crops. The price OF the land " at the low
sum of FROM tlj to ESQ per acre. the suil Ia OF
The best quality for the production Of Wheat.
Clover. .Cufn. Peaches, Grapes and Vegetables.
IT ia CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOIL
IN HE UNION, Tho place is perfectly Sc
cure iruih frcSis--the destructive enemy ofthcI
Farmer. Crops oi gram. grass and iruit are
nov growing and ca:i 20 seen. b. examining
the place Itself. u correct judgement san ol
'urmcd ui the productivcncss ritnc land The
terms arc made easy TO secure tic rhl d in.
pruvcmcut oi tho land, which is only svld tori
Actual improvement. Tie result has been
that. within tbe past year, SONG three hun,
nrcd houses have been erec' cd. twu m lis. (oncl
ltcain. four stores. some forty vineyards and
leach orchards planted. and Altrge number 81
''hcr improvements. mikiugit desirable Gud
active place of business
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.IiAPE GROXyERs

~ RAPE GROWERS
" Can carry on their business most sue
cesstully at HammontOn, free from frosis.-
Some lorty vineyards set mt the past season,
See advertisement Of Hammopt"n Lands. an.
other coluuin. Nov. Us. 1854
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ShVOV IA u 1bIAAs enterprlklng men

everywhere, IN selliag the above work, as our
Inducements To all such Al 9 worry liberal.
For single copies Of the Book, or for terms
t. agents, with other Information, apply 10 or
address JOHN Il. POTTER, Pabiishsr,
NJ. CIT SAMSON st., Philadelphia, Pa,
December l6, lSj9.-l6m.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-05-18
EARM LANDS FOR SALE,

TNARM LANDS FOR SALE,
Il 2j MILES FROM PHILADELPHIA,
By railroad, IN the State ui New Jersey. Soil
among the best tor agricultural purposes, he,
INK a good loam soil. with II clay bottom. The
land IS u largo tract dlvidod into small farms.
and hnndreds from all parts of he country are
now settling and building. The crops pro-
duced are large and can bo seen growing
Tho climate Ia delightful and secure irum
Il osts. Terms nom tlS to s20 per acre. pay .
able within four Years by instalimenib. H.
adelpha,s ~ u n. M, BY railroad for lianlnlon.
ton. ar address Il. ]. ByrneB by letter, Ham
monton Postoiice. Atlantic county, New Jer.
sey. SEQ full advertisement in another col.
umn. Nav rs, lsa9
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BRANDON OF BRANDON!
BRANDON OF BRANDOE!
BRANDON OF BRANDON m
Nfs. Emma -. E.. II. Soy,l voftl
Mfs. Efnha -. Z. n. Suuthworth
Mrs. Emmn D. T.. N. Sou;hworh
Last and Des, Story
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In the next number o.
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vrALuABLE EBusINEss LoTEoR SALE.

Tl,tiE HAMMOSIuN FARMkR-A news.
i paper devoted tn Literature and Agricul.
lure, also setting forth iull accounts uI tho
new settlement of Hanmnnion. in New Jersey,
can DO su scrlbed for at only rs cents per an
mum.
Inelose postage stamps for the amonnt.---
Address To Editor OF the Farmer. Iaihmnnton
Pustnnue jefferson county, New Jersey
These wishing cheap land al the best quality,
In one Of the healthiest and most delightful
climates In the Union. and where crops are
never cut down BY frosts, the terrible scOurgo
at the North see advertisement OF Hamm"n.
ton Lands. Nov. rs. lS59.-6m.
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pARbER sHoP.-lhc undersigned has 70
I'D moved his BARDER SuoP Ia tho room here.
suiure oecuplhd BY Mr. David Adams, whero he
will be pleased tu receive tho PATRONAGE ui his
old customers, and rs many others as are dis.
posed 10 iavor him Ia his line.
GEORGE CONAwAY.
EINni AY. Ohio. March III IAhn
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BY THE

I NOk sALE-A good ono'slury frame house,
l. continuing ave rooms, opposite the Fire..
rioht r,I inu,s''n SI ni,,ro'u, On "Hler street
situate on u corner lut - has u good cellar, Il
well Uf good water, wlth chain pump IN It, u
stable and other buildings, and the lot is sup.
pied with Iruit trees advanced ~ growth.
ANTHONY B0HRER.
FIspLAY, Ohio, August 10. 1863.
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SASH, BLIND AND DD0d FACTORY.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES!

Master Ccmmisslorer's Sale.
InG s!ATE or OnIo, llAHGo.E cpcsTY, SIS.
Jacob Sharp, Plaintiff, ~. l....-,..
~
Cunningham II ze,t perdi, |S'"en ''"e''
y pul -iSrICu ui3.i. uICer 81 sale issued by ;to
L Clerk VI sd,d e. ur,. and t"mo directed ard
lei Veicd. ] VIII ogor AT public sale, at .Ae
du"G OF the Courthouse, IN flndlsy,
On Saturday. the End day OF June, 1850,
Vt the hour Of one o'clock. J.. IN. tie following
described resi estate, situate IN s,,d county Of
llhhcurk, ana state Ni ONO, lu'wlt;--Ile SuGth
Lali 81 illut Ne. ~. IA II L town a fmdlAy.--
Appraised a. t9LU W. TERMS. cash ur the day
oi SAFE. u B. pEAEpSLEY,
-Nus!fr on. missiontr.
ONEAL BLAcKToKD, FIalntll . Attys.
Aprli 23, lsGO.
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UN iEAChEiss.-The Board ui school Ex'
l. aminGrs Tor NancockeCOunty, VIII aold n
sussluh iur lhe purpose oI examining Teachers,
Al tho Union Schuul ruvln, ia Findlay, un the
nrst saturday Oi January and the mel SatuT-
day oi February, and the hrst and third Satur.
day OF every month thereall or, commencing at
Zen o CLOCK, ~ NJ, untiliui ther nutc0 Is given.
JOHN BOWMAN, Clerk.
FIspLAY, Jan. !, ls50.
n. b. Allnpplicants will he required to pre-.
gent 70 the Examiners certhcate signed BY
ltwn OF more OF their present ar previous EN-.
ph'yers, giving Il satisfactory statement as Ia
lheir moral character and ttithiumess as
Teachers; or, II thoy have never taught, ono
signed Dy their Teachors, certifying To their
moral character ana sttdlous habits.
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Single coplos VIII be sent by mail postage
paid. 20 EvEHY FARMER, EVERY MEcuASIc, ~
EHY NAN OF BUSINESS, and EvEkYBnpY ~ Ev.
fRY STATE. ON receipt OF 81 U0, or In law style
of biudiup at kl. as,
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january 6. lsc0. tDec. ~, ls5s.)--ily
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-21
ashland. ASHLAND COUNTY, OHIO WEDNESDAY NOR

up by the Willows, and true enough they were
red coats, headed by lieutenant, with Clpasea.
'Firep shouted Van Dyke.
So suddenly and deadly was the aim, that
not more than half dozen remained in their
saddles. and they wheeled aud their horses fed
as quiok as possible. Van Dyke had inten-
tonally aimed at the horse of Claasen, and he
fell with his rider. To secure Claasen was the
work of moment.
Now. lads, bring out the rope and throw
it over that willow branch. We have alarmed
the enemy and they will be down upon u.s.
Mercy! mercy!' cried Claasen. '17a
All in vain. The moose was slipped over
his head, they strung him up, and there he
was left corpse. The burning of the will
lows had been avenged ..T4e'r
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-21
A NATION WITH TAILS.

{ =
The old theory that man is nothing but Q
monkey in higher state of development,
some time since was temporarily revived by
the discovery of the taillessY Yands semi -humah
savages Gorillas of Africa, Another discov-
cry of the same kind has, it appears, been
made in Borneo. A scientific pub lieatfonF Of
HolIaad, in its plumber for September,s 1860,
contains a most extraordinary accodntiof q
nation of1.tailed men" that has been; discoy-
cred in Central Borneo.j The article appears
in work of, most grave and learned character
and was translated for an English literary
publication by j. H. Van Iennup,.a a Holland
er of great literary reputation. Thesarticle
says: Ef y54s y5dl aadt o4ou lice bnc a.,
The Poonangs arc very shy, and reside, in
the most interior part of Borneo. And no
Bonder they are rarely met with, for,y as soon
as they are frightened BY the Appearance Of
something out Of the9w way, they will hide be-
hind the trees, and kill every being that comes
under bear of their blow pipe They have =
most ugly look. - s'i0nnsI
In stature and color, they are much the
same as the Barsaps, but their forehead is
more indepted, their face more prominent and
their mouth excessively ,Eide. They speak q
language that has no affinity at ali Eith the
tongues used by the other tribes, and consists
only of monosylIabic sounds. But the most
remarkable feature of an is, that they have
tails, like the animals, and which are longer
in one individual than in the other, whilst
those of the females are very short and of q
softer kind than with the males. The common
size of appendage is. between three and
five inches. 4 On the whole, however, it is hard,
stiff, aud nearly immovable, which makes. sit
ting an unpossibility. To remedy this defect,
or rather exuberance, the. Pooha1gs always
take with them q wooden block with q hole,
and use it as a chair, after first having care
fully put their tail in the perforation. It is
said this nation is spread all over the inland
regions of the isle, though heard the tribe
mentioned under another name in the Keotee-
state. The aborigines Of the several .domin-
ions all relate the same tale about Ehe Poon-
angs,s and, last year, the subjects of the Sultan
of Goopong Taboor had the good luck to catch
three individuals of, the race. Mr.. Van Hon
trop, who just then was in. the Broruw prov
ince, has seen and manipulated them ysndiafter
accurate investigation fhe came to the result
that their tail was neithera sham nor diseased
excrescence. TO persuade me, that gentleman
brought me in contact with several eye wit
nesses, who all testified to the tare And at
Macassar, where the existenceiofi these tailed
natives had long been held for . fable, Mr..
Van Houtrop did all he could to prove the
truth of his: relation. He even promised the
Sultan his services to exert himself as much
as possible to catch some Poonangs, and tp
have them transported, dead or 1sliFe, 20 Ma
CAESAR, from whence they could pa taken P
Holland, and examined il dj hy the h, koyA Ao'e
= ~ .s.l .,r,-.~yJ boisaf3 -lrf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-21

9'l.,ats a- facEad adasical Young lady, in a2ellage
asaTs Boston. did not commit. suicide last week
She went to- dtnggist to get some istryehnlns
ttto kill eatsS,s the suspicious spcthecary gave
her an eu1etic instead; she vent home, a TOOK
bad o1Iy 1 few minutes to live;l the 4tatker
rushed to the druggist, heard thestruth, sn9
tbs trags5yb ybAssne farce .fofaiI ed. -.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-21
pothp.
A COUNTRY COrTAGE-

The stresm'e,'s bright by my cottage;
The sunshine is bright on the stream;
And the wee pebble stones in the sunshine
Like Diamonds sparkle and gleam- -.-
There are bazel trees kissing the water,
And plumes of the fair meadows sweet
And down by the hazel sits Jennie.
And dabbles her little white feet, @
The robin peeps in at my doorway; az
The linnet looks down from the tree,
And here. .jphlowed up in his cradle,
Wee Sandy sits smiling at me-
My milk pail stands bright in the corner,
My tins are all bright on the shelf,
And the white supper cloth on my table
Is clean, for ,Uashed it n,yse.f
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-21

EULPoN d McoOMBS. Attorneys and Conn
sellers at Law, Ashland Ohio Office in the
Bank building over the Hardware Store.
EFeb4 1857 34tf -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-21

nj KENNY, Attorney ut Law, has open
i ed an Office the first door West of PUst Ck6ce
sseoad floor whore be will be happy to see his old
rienjs and such othsrs may wish to engage his
q, sfessiona services April 90. lS5S.-46tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-21

bVETiLLARD SLocUM, Attorney AT Law Ash
Wy land, Ohio. Office cOrne rof fGburch and
s.ndusky SITS. Particular attention paid to collec-
1;ons . ~ Feb. 4. Ias7-34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-21

rRIOWASJ BULL Attorney .atLaw H4oudon-
Tile Ashland county, 0hio will att dpsaupt-
yty g. all business entrusted to hiscare,
ssi Feb A. 1886: 49, "a 3+tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-21
PHuLRs' HOPE.

You perceive my hope os freedom rests on
these rocks: 1st, :, mechanical progress First
man walked, dug the earth with his hands
and ate what he could pick up; then he sub
dues the horse, invents the plough, and make,
the water foat him down stream; next come
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-21

ntR.TH 9aBBOK; Prae etitioner OF MediciI {, an
10 si(Surgery Rowsburg, Ashland county Chic o.
= 4 Shruarv 4. 1877. %34tt .!
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-21

4 NBsICAN HOUSE Formerly McNulty'sl by
n AasniBALD FIELEr, Ashland Ohio The
Il fsIso is tkeronghly refttea and its proprietor is
prepared aceannodate all his old friends and as
many ones may be pleased to give him a
sail .r i54o
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-21

% - - = nR. 81 WooDIN, Dentist Hayes
FfS 4 vile : Ohio. Teeth in serted from
SiiffFY9 one to full set. Fill. .ng done toOrder,
an1 warranted to give salts 70 ctioD ..a842 -
esbruary 4. 1857. -sdaos5E ..e.-ti S4ti
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-11-21

7a@H A TT . r n +, "A Y l. LAaW,
-isas lif.za- q ~ LoUD0SvILLE,. ASHLAND Co., O-i
dTETILL attend promptly to all business entrusted
Wv to his care, in Ashland, Wayne, Holmes and
Knox Counties. o. .s7T .t. nsf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-10

TRUE YANkEE GRrr.-A young lady from
one Of the hill towns in this county, is teach
ing in Virginia. After the John Brown az
fair, notice was given out that she could not
have any Of her letters from the post office
until they had been opened and read in the
presence of witness to sec if they contained
any "incendary matter" She Immediately
went to the office and demanded that her let
tors should be delivered to her unopened
The postmaster looked at her a moment, saw
that she meant what she said, and delivered
her letters to her. She still remains there
teoohing, unmolested, but says that all that
saves Ner from coat of tar and feathers, is
the fact that she is woman.-G Greenfield
Ga.elie.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-10
TEN PER CENT. BOND
Il OF TuU
CITY or SAINT JOSEPH no.


IN PIECES OF $1,000 AND $500. COUPONS PAY.
ABLE IN MARCH AND SEPTEMBER.
PRINCIPAL and Interest pqy15le az american Ryr6ange
Bans. Ner York.
We offer Tor sale $4,000 OF IEs Pm CENr. BoNns
issued hy the City Of s. Joseph, Missouri Tor the Iy.
er and Wharf Improvement" The loan. authorized FOR
In 1855 aud offer tac balance The bonds arc
ISSUED under special Act Of the Legislature approved
by direct " tAc people aud the payment OF prn-
cpa and interest is provided by SPECIAL TAX, irhich
IS frrepcaiable until ne bonds are dfNv paid
Saint Joseph IS situated ON the Missouri River, A. the
terminus Of the Hannibal and saint Joseph Rail-
road, which makes t the gateway zoe great territories
or Kansas, Nebraska Utah, &c. and as BE- is thc most
western point reached by railroad % s. the great outfit
ting point for The gold regions at Pixies Peak. From
.ts geographical position, b. must always command
large share OF the trade with the vast country which
stretches beyond il 20 the Rocky Mountains
Il is the second city ia Missouri ranking Saint
Louis, in population and commercial importance. Iu
taxable property has increased $780, 900 in the last
year, and the city has increased trcny
stantia aud legitimate. The population now exceeds
1900 the taxable property Is four and oac quarter MI
lions ~ dollars, and the gross for the present
year exceeds $4,000. It's financial affairs managed
IN the most conservative manner and the Of
ton is only mills the dollar, including both gen
eral and special taxes.
We invite the attention II capitalists aud parties who
desire sound security at high rate Of interest 20 this
loan.
Orders per mail will receive prompt attention For
further information apply 70
SPENCER, villa & CO.,
1852 BANNERS, No. ID Congress ST., Boston.