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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-28
Claimants of Lots i'm the ASH
Es1AAd Cemetery. id n aW6a4

PURCHASERS of lots in the Ashland Cemetery
Association, who have been owing the price of
their lots foF a nsanheFr &c yeSr y elare Te=
quested to call the attention of those so in
debted to the fact, that they have no good
title to their lots Until the SAME ara paid for
and deeds obtained, and that in cases where
there are no deeds for lots, the Society can at
any time resume possession of the same, re-
move the graves and resell the lots The As
ISOLATION is still indebted on the original pur-
chase and they feel compelled to call upon
.~delinqhents to- pay the afaonnts due by them.
Will the purchasers of lots which are occupied
who have no deeds run the risk of losing
them: So dGkH on :
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-28

-FLAGl. III HA- ~
sac That the EeathAr. thus far this winter
has been most singular and exceedingly disa-
gFeeable every b~odysadmits. Rain and snow,
freezing and thaying have persis,ently sitter
mated every few days. The consequence is
the roads have been almost impassibfei an6 the
poor foofman has been obliged to lwenld. his
weary way through mud Ind slush and snow
70 the serious triaiaof his nerves as well as OF
the quality of his boo.seand shoes We have
however to say in regard to fhebOotsland shoes
that the general verdict of the people has been
that those they bdaght at. Bushneil's Store IN.
the Pose Office building have stood the test
admirably. "a Short time since, however,
Charlie Page, Eiprmerly Of the Fortress"
went into the business with Bushnell, aud the
new frm nov propose to keep always on hand
o large lot 6fthe same kidd Of stock and to
selLit upon the easiest terms, Their iafida
wits on this subject will appear next Ecek.2si
rEFg rEefs[ rRtff r. zlUrEkrgHr
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-28

HoLnY SpRfNasaaREz5Es@-hare lust
-fnsay to you that on, Friday night over
fifty houses were burned in ply Springs. On
Saturday learn that nearly as many more
were consumedee 1T would do'yonr4 soul good
to heat a pig 1s9qneaI or q COW low any whore
near The place. ;7 CoyvespSadsnes Memphis
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iSplfllfial nptifes,..
RI q G4E4T French REDEK.
q .1rBF - 9
adam Boivln's Celebrated

, SLYER sGoAfEb EEMAtE Pulls.
L 4 ast n - fl.R s5ias5 h.
The. only certain and Safe Remedy. of l Uterins
obstruseiio 8 $ 4onthiy DIFFICULTIES, 1rrsg5ailsffties st.
and all the ietherdiseases to which the woman, wife,
and mother is peculiarly Liable. isTi lSAf sblaaah
! These pills ce9taim no deleterious ingredients blu
are safes and certain IN Ii cir aRcfiioohh aafhey Whit
ound teyeYert the happiesbefeot n all cases of Pro,
"psus gteri, i'm Leucerrhen, or the Whites, they
will be foundthe easiest and most certain Tyre thai
anc be found. 1t is on account of this certaint
hey should notebe taken by PFegpantIF ~ssaolest
during The frst three months as hsssqtrfege IL cestafn.
to bebrought OF, but at other periods fh CIR iuse Is
perfectly safe. For sale by ~. - - ia
" A=hiand.
-N.B-oHs dollar and ihree postage stanpssn-
losed to any auth orized agent, Will ensure a pack
age of pills by return mail: {: CROSBY
General A gent, ,Baffelo, NY
. CAuT1oNABeware Of !Connterfeits,, the genuins
have the signature of c. Crosby on the outside
wrappor. Zf{k@f ~ tF.Ltt n
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= PROF Oh WOODS 9
r We CO DIAL
BLOQD Or

sEpreeiSsly what lis name indicates, for while
pleasant talaste, il is reyiSifying, eAhilarating and
strength emil g TO The vial 4 1t also revivi6es,
rein4ates and renews;the PloodTin all its Original
purity, andAhus , estoles and renders the sysien6in
to attacks of disease. 1t is the only
reparatisazev er 6feaed to the world in a popular
FORM 50 as . be withiHahe reach Of AZ:
: s9Ichetically and akiAfeny combined as to be
ed SO as 20 act in perfts: aecordance With the laws
of hatur-yaHa hencH soothe the weakeststdmach and
tone up the digestive organs, and aT1ay Tnervous
and other irritation. 1t is also peffectl, xhilara-
tin in its Elects, and yet it is never fol- lwed by
lasaitnde or aepression OF Spirits. 1t is composed
entirely qf Vegetables, and those thoroughly com
bining poYeEfu: tonic and soothing propegtiss, and
consequehtlycan neveSfnJIre. AS 9 sure pifeven-
tive and cure of
Consumption :" Bronehias. Indigestisn, Dyspepsfa,
Loss Of 4Pretite, Faisszsst, Nsseos. Irrtfatshty.
Neuralgia, Pdlpitattonsf As Hurt, Melaa-
81 ehotyLHWochon9ria, Night S,oeGts,.
Lda9uOr, Giddtinssss and all tAGt
Gtbss of Cdses, SO GsarfuHy.
Fatal caledFsmale Weak
nesses a-G Irregu-
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= CANADA on WELLS SToPPED.nA To-
ronte dispatch ofIthe 18th says great %excits-
.ment exists at Enniskiltsn in consequence of
the sudden rtoPpage of all the fqgiug oil wells
Drilling to a greater depth is being resorted to,
and there are san guine expeditions ef reaching
another stratum Of oil. sThe flowing wells o
Canada began to dry up some time ago.
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har The chief obstaclc1p the way ofd SET
tlemanti of our existing dificnlies1i New
England Puritauical Abolitionism.a IF New
England had, been annexed to Canada twenty
five years ago, there would have been. no Sc
cession and no civil war-M Vsrmon Bdasaes
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We learn that Mr.. Denton Miller, of Or
ange township, this county, was Killed at the
battle of Vieksburs- The death Of Mr.: Npl-
Ter shows up as plainly as any circumstance
we have noticed, the inhumanity of the war
and the draft, Mr., Miller vas a democrat,
opposedIto The war; as waged, and itspurposss,
and could never be induced voluntarily'to to- en-
gage init. He was however drafted a few
months since, and depending upon his daily
labor not only tor'his, own support but with it
supporting a widowed mother, he was unable
toAhiFs a. substitute HE was Immediately i
dragged fon his hqme,i taken TO Ncksburg
and whiIe being forced to- fight for 1.-THE flee
dem of a few integers, the fatal bullet sped its
way and laid him cold il death uponlth bat
lie geld: ~ 70 @iiAt =
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THERE rs Nothing IT'S EoUAA.

Also. Liver Derangenents or To, pidity, and I.iv-
err Complaints, Disease$efthe Kidney, or any gen.
al derangement of the Urinary organ
It will not only cure the debility following Chills
and Fever, but prevent an attacks arising from
Observation-Disclosures, and cure the diseases atom :,
if readily. attacked. -. -.
I5jGseIers should Isres a bottle with them, :.
IT will i~nfallihly prevent any .deletsrious doi e.
Ter. -, kEs.a
As it prevents costiveaess strengthens the d. es
tAveorgans, it should bein1h hands Of all pc ons
of sendentdry{habjts &
Ladies aet accustomcdto much outdoor exer-
else should,s1Eays use it -
-M0fheTs should use it, for it is n perfeetrelief
paken a mouth or two before the 6nal TRIAL, she viii;
tass tie dreadful period with perfect ease and safe
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"a WANTRp,-Sitaatio Fwanteddb by a prin.

WANTEp,7rSi tuatien twantedbs a prin-
ter of seyeraf;ye3rs, experience, To commence
any tine 6A EesEIEkisaad Isl OF April The
best ofrsferease given if required, 4dqssss
box q, Ashland OHIO. jap. 18th, 1868.
Ne can rescmmeia tbe above applicant as
n good printer and of steady industrious hab-
its AEbIFoRzgsIoM
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Lost.

lAbouttmc o three years since while was
engagedinthe Cabinet busipessfn AshlaRd, q
painted portrait Of Miss Belle McN1ETY was
left with IN tn Be fra1edi FAespr6bability is
that THE picture wds hA IA a DRIVER of some
article of furniture that was sold and was car
ried off in that manner. / will liberallyFe-
ward anyApetssazEsfasaipg said picture 49sne.
The painting isebept 12by ID inches in size
and was takdhwhen Miss Belle was about four
y IT, q O.. I. YEARICK.
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y There ii no ntfstdke about it
TIL CORDIAL IS ALL We CLAIM FOR 1T
:, DFoFHerS-Ern IN

; And to you've appeat,,to deteelthe illness or de,
cline not ontssyour 1augbte1i before it beltso late,
! ut also your sons and hRshands, for while the for
mer from fa.Se delicacy lSfteh go down to premature
grave, rather than lrt their condition be Known in
the lasteFere often So mixed up With the ex-
. .ssss9e5, G e Sas, arsysl iSa shelsame or l. path sa1
until ii is toe 1ates to arrssttleir fatal fails But the
3mnsSther' is always vigilatf AID to you we confdent-
dS appeal for we are sure your never-failihg afec-
hon will unerringly point youto Prof Woods Re-
~storative Cordialand Blood Renavator as Tie RENE
dywhich should be always on. hand in tms'of need
j WOOD, Superietor, 444 Broafway, New
York: ia Market street, st Louis, Mo &hdssoldby
ali goo druggists rFiee 81 per bottle
/. ashland, March 6, 1y40
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Mathews Chocolate Norm
{. DrOpSla

Never fail to d destroy and e~xterminate aHkihds
of Intectinal Worms. Age perfectly reliable in all
cases, and far superior to any and all of The Fancy
Worm oonfectian and naaseous Vermifuges which
are ih use. They may be taken at all times with
perfect safety, as they consaiu NO MERCURY or
other deletrriqus drug. Mothers should always
purchase them, ana give their children no other
(No CatAarfic whateEerlis nesessaryitstbe giysp;3
For sale by all Druggists and dealers in Medicines.
For sale in Ashland by W. VII. Potter, and S. r.
Squire. 49, So i.
CHARLES r. WALKER. General gent,
IA 80 Buffalo n. T-.and Eort Erie,sCsW
Ashland. July "a, 1861.-8tfa sw 81 10
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In the Village of Relk.on the 18Th, inst
by jacob a FAST, Esq ,sMr. CHARLESaW
FENTOM, of the 3aq O. Cavalry, and Miss
MARY L. HOTT, of Ashland county 7sBnIt
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-28

THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually in peril if she is mad enouphto neg
lect or maltreat those sexual Irregularities to which
two.thifds other sex are more or less subject. -
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared AsQml the
same formula of he Inventor, Cornelius L.Cheese-.
eman, Nib. of New York, which he has twenty
years used successfnllyin an extended priyat ppae-
tice-inmediateiy relieve withoat pnfh, fldisthr-
Dances of he periodical aissiiarge, whether arising
from relexariou or supnressiou. They actlikesa
|charp in removing the. pains thai accompapy,di dim
cult or immoderate menstruation, are The only safe
end reliable remedy for Pushes Sick Headarhe
Pain in the Loins, Back and Sid.s, Palpitation TO
The Heart, ) Nervous Tremors, Mysteries. Spaslns,
Broken. Sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous
efects o ang unnatural condition offthe sekna
uncfions. Inithej WORST 3cases u FzuoE, iAhus or
Whites, they effect R.speedy cnra-
: 20 Happs zND sH1rnoyS /
s Dr.. Cheeseman's PIlsare offered as the only safe
means of renewing interrupted menstruatiop.
means ofrsnewing interrupted menstruuation, :
81 suB LADHEs MUsr REAE y .uHrD
That on this pery1accoint, if taken when the inter-
ticnsarises from natural causes, they wilIinev-
i-tably prevent the expected events.I..ghis caution
absolutely necessary, far sachsis the tendencyof
hs Pills to restore the original funptiops of the
serual orrganizatisSSn., that they iaesitabliy arrset
the process ofsaestaticn, xaezs .ssets 15 sssbs
Explicit d rec.ions.a stating when and sheh they
hould not be used, with Observation-Disclosures One
Dollar each Roxs containing from 5oyt hog Pills.
A valuable P~asnphlet, 70 Re had fressofthe Agents
P+llssent-hy mail promptly, by enclosing pricetot
:~keeGeperal Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.
RIB. HUrCHINGs,
General Agent for the United States and .canadas
20 Cedar. ST.. New ! ork
Fer sale by W H.H PopTER and r. Oh
A shiand, aud by FULLBR & SCOTT, Loud .,
Deeentcr 10. 1se1.-1yoo.
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- Weicommsnee in this pape

sa Welconnsnee in this paper the pub
lieasiSa q. 8 ss fsts Up gpfseR 81 Hon. clIepentL.,
Nsnaldigham, IL the Congress Of tbs United
SasesH = is one Of the most manly most
eloqueht, mostaprefaand and most searching
ever made in those halls. We VIII Ppblish
the rehainder oft next week.
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On-theI 18th inst. Ned E.. ROLLER, infant
Son of Weston "A and SarahsMx Roller, aged
five mo atha and twofdays. ef-eis So
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-28
The Confessions and Experience Of a Ner.
veus- Invalid.

> Published for the benefit and as a caution to
Young men, and o'hersr who suffer from Ner
vdhs Debility, Early Decay, and their kindred
aifments-sHpplyinG the means of self-eure.
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 the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
Esq Bedfnrd, Kings County, New YorE.Ett
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@-Tbs Governor of New Hampshire, has
posthphad the draft intbat State sing die. 1t
was % have afsD plaeeIo on ne BIB ipsI.
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Ashland zLyceum.

The following question will be discussed IN
the5 hyteeHm On Monday evening next;
Rss1gUed' That slavery ass.it exists in the
U1fEea States is compatible With free institni
k ~ sH II g.sl Ee
' III maffrs-J. 2. peyor. m lon aia
B<gaHue-D. S.eSampsel.@ 9a
The public are ipyisaaf. 70 be present at tho
dischssiou.1sz1 Fvsassr
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sarCapt. Jacobs ofcosaK" SD Ohio
Regiment is pow az a short furlough.
He will starsson his Ieesurn to the regiment on
Thursday, Febrdatye5 th. Pers9ns desiring
to send letters or ether articles ID Co. K, will
leave them at our Office.
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,e-sWe gall attention to the letter from
Nj. Kssegs Il pndoaabtssaly expresses the
sentiments Of q large p~Prtion Ct the ARMY
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Your Pulls are the prince Of purges. Their EFeellen1
s s!!ss sss S So ssslsss ed ssaa i1ssl Hslaas PSI ilaasasSslsI
aeadaehs, sick nsaahshe, Fod1 stomash.
From ID. Bassdng Boyd, Baltimore ~
plants Ra.n have Rss. s @5sR Win 3 f sssa FMS sRiT Bette Ess TIM M s ss ~
9 S1sss ds me ssss an. n e 4 eaEgdds s1fh medcsi insmI Sa Y
pn. J. G. AVER SIN. F FsIgsssss fe asss cay q ea 1ssi; Of.
sas %oTs r nisae & ems aaz s1 g are Sa4 hf ESa p = i6S dPs sss q sSS
= aA''' io . VINE With great s4 4sspsdt p: v. gREBLE.
ri Bnaous DIsoraers4Lfver CompIni1Ess
ell From Dr.. Theodere Ben, Of Ne.e Kark CRY
Noton1y are your PiIls adniraply apteItotIleirp ur
f Rsss I y n s sPsgis %si Rss / ia ana sast Ts Ss1i hsae s asf R Rs0a
s sass RsG fSsn more asy one s1 aemsdt fs Z g, tbe S sass e. 90 81
ffs,oi s. that aSss we have {, a tb Length pnsga1sfssssRFs1 ~ ss5 81 ~ ssaas
80 WaseeiAgtca, 1, 9 ] e. s 6 5 5sss..,
p pssssSss ever srs &, siei ssys sssIssffl th Tg e s3H SS ps1 Th heslt 2ss e
iating asti.n ON the liver & quick and decided. lsolsel
aSsRtly they arr, an sdpi y Ole Fe s@sssyI f9 3ss ds15aageasnsa
6ilisus dissase so obstinate that T did not readily yieldtQ
tssp' ffs s. yG @5sad Ame 9SisS l naEss a Z;
DyssRfsry, DfsFrhoss, h.iax, Wormss
Haa FfonEDF. y GssEryeas or Chicago, n5f :
ho Lpg e5s En-, K A s:sss md Z. o aSn & tho fhs u bss #g hP Bsssslfss / a have !
ever foands Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
s tls;oas sn sssssses9 F saS aEa, Tasa g's Their . Sa sagaf pSsss n2s
makes e1ea them saJ ys sS,i sSsssptaAle ana convenient ieF fAs Sss
DyspspsIa, Imnpsa Sun or ths B1ooas
Mrosr Reu.L y Hines, Pastor or 4dsent Church, Boston-
DE-. AfER |. I teye used your fnls with ek tlaerdin.ry
IN diss.sss]S5,ToT fssgaIats The organs q digssti9n .aIa
ssysI i.sssy and cay sSsaasaA FssSp%sHT sRsR 8
!; ~. Dz AZ Sa Si sSs% Fl: sss; zSSS s; sSisssIJ TI g i sii 4 ss 4.
system and palngg tie Gyasaias e. 5he SsSsa
fTsx5iJSI 5vS 80
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Letter from ID W.. Kasey.
CLARKEyILLE, Tenn, Jan. 10 1868, q
n Gar, K In2

Com Il, luz
. MIR. EDIToR-Deay eSir:8SeveFaI coIies
from. your press have ayertake9 US eince we
have been wandering through Dfxf an were
read With unusual deiigsht; yet I say nothing
in the shape of print concerning the l82 Reg
fknow there are many anxious friends in old
Ashland couaty who hayeepromisipg sons and
loving wives that have4hpsbaHds in sAis Reg't,
Who take an especial interest in us, because
Heir only hope j. inyolved in the destiny of the
l02d. Then permit me, in behalf aat these
cherished friends, to weary your patience with
an article beariaggour whereabouts ana giving
you an expression of the soldiers generally
I am proud 10 say, much as we have suffered
from sickness, that we still occupy a place in
the Catalogue. of Regiments. 1 need NOT
speak 0f our haRd marching for it is already
world wide -knowna to be unsurpassed, We
lost mere mules,eq our marches than men, /;
nevertheless the meniWsree much heavier laden.
The arduous5 .el and, maHlly fertitnde of our
soldiers was almost beyond endurance. The
soldiers are not in such. good spirits as
some of our leading of6cers Eauld have the
aTorld believe; butsonHthe- contrary, the sol
diersl are discouraged and The fffoot;prints of
despair are plainly written on nearly every.
-e5nntenanee.. Not that they arestired lighting
for The Ueion and the Constitution of our
fathers-far fromit. But they have been de-
ceived by an,ighorapt, sho. tsighted Rresident
from the eo~mahencemept Of thisseEar e 1.-The
present. zTi se :
They werestold first taqt the rebelliod vas
merely dztyfciaz. ~ -
Seventy-fvc Thousand soldiers we're called
upon to scatter this. ,puny rebellion tp The
winds inside Of. three months Ere the Pres
ident's PFoelSinadon 9hadsreaehed ourlbrethren
that live on the borders of the. far West the
sequited Dpnah ep was filled. s.y -
: aSeventy Eve thousand youpgrn ea filed with
excitement andsenthusiasm,w went f6fw@r&s ok
peetins to make short york, disperseE az COW
afdly febei. army gazhef laprels Of victory,
and thus return home crowned With honor and
tell Of the dying groans Of thspuny rebellion
Yes the Wajority~did return; and ioemyhepin-
ion to their everlasting shame. They left the
Am eriesn.Fiag exposed, their work unfinished
and a bleeding country crying for help. An
ether call Tor. 100000 MAS made with impera.
tive orders torrushsito the Capitol to save it
from the hands of a desperates enemy. This
call met with a-respanse thatsshook 1.-THE hills
of New E0glaud and made the whole Mfssisss
aippi valley ring. After thistarge' army haiag
- -BFi.a-St 49, to ~
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y. !. q F. $. 30 eu
PLAIN 3 FANCY
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! IsHOUsEFOR KENT.

s&gconzenienf house, on Cottage Stress, with.
mtxselle6tIgafdeh abundance Of fruit and
.aeood stabie for fentfr:m the FIRST Of April.
Inqdire at this once. <
Jan, IA l~s6snsH88 ~ Z Aa2E
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ne nzrafad fanctions. These. e not Relieved, react Upon
themselves and the surrounding orenuf prod1cMEe fA -
ernl aggravation, suffering, and disease. While IN fha
condition, oppressed by the derangements,f take Ayer9
Pills, and. see how directly theY restore the natural G1-A
tion Of the system, ana with (. the buoyant Iseling oZ
health hgaink0 It's rIe anda60 apparont IN this trivial
md e9mnone omplainf is also truei mn many q tls deer 3
efeetezpeis them, LCHused by sinilr chglrnaiQsland &c
asrangements Of the natural functionsfqf the BODY they Il.
are IapidEy, andshhany Of them surely cured By the snn14
means.4 None who know the virtues Of these Pills, will IL
d dega aSe 70 s9 emp = tPs4 Sf9fH y ns1aA TT IT ~ 57Sf q
Statements from. leading physicians IN some Of the
principal cities, and from other wen known public per
soas-zsz5& a543Q en5 % SApN NNA t
From q F0rgardiss aarcAaas Of 81 louis EsffAisss.i 3
10 DR.. Aver: Your Pills are. the paragon Of ALI that II
great in medicine. They have cured my little daughter
tneurable; for years. Her mother has been long griey
ousfyah1eted with blstches and pinnples1on her SKIN ami
m her hair After our child was curedashf also tried 3
your Pulls, and.they have cured her. --o.~.--A
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Eroa.t As Rey. n. AsuEss, q re Asthodis' kets. oAnr.
! Attachment Not oe.

Mary schnableyyby her oNi g Before
! next friend. Rudolph f5eY
: y sehnableg, bGn YHens7 Tspners, y
a4a4 Vs.. ta.~r ~ y - tf ~
Samuel Slime.
NOTICE is bareby giyen, fiat : the 21st day
~ of Novembfr, a. d.; 1852. xfitsof Attach
ment was issued1b y Henry Shhsnss+s. !. p, OF Troy
Township, falkland county, oti. = T'nst The goods,
chatilss. ac. of said DefendaieAdu.uel. Sine
the trial of which is adjourned &c 9TH daYLoT
January, 1868, alto O'Clock, AN
s9s>' MARY SEfsN9BEEY, syh.
J., BY her ne It friedn. Rudolp- .Schnsbely.
Dec. u, lss2--sw: &c 4a{sas fsiE =
~ ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
Nst5ce is hereby given. that the rnderfiGaed
was on the 1lth day of Sent. feG appo'r't
Administrator Of the Estnte Of .sSf.r. ~ ts
''e; ul'' IN
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-28

: SIN. I have usedyour Pile inmy gensrai 11d hbspifA
praetace ever since y9Hsm sthem, and DO not hesitate {
iAfing aetisn ON the liver e quick and DECIDED .eonse
Of that organ. Indeed, / have seldom found azc1se oI
bilious disease SO obstinate that It did not readily yield +
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-28
HsI AYERS
DIT .T&

Are you sick, feeble, and CON.
planning Afe you out 81 order,
with your system deratiee6 and ~
your feelings uncomiorfabio2~
J Neutrality-suspicious. lhre1offfn fhAT p
preludefo seriDusfllness. Some a
n Of sickness ID creeping upon
YeHs. and SHOULD be averfedlby fe
TIMELY . of the right remedy
Take Ayers Pms, ard .ciemiBd
outfhe aisordered hunors-puf
rffr the blood, and let the luida
move on unobstructed ID heath
again. They stimulate the fun14E
{ tons OF the bbdy into vigorous
netiritys purifYthe system ffom
5ss SsstEsst ions S%hHicR 9sae
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-28
Rnneus pIsoraers4Livef CompIaIass:

from Or. Ibeodere Bel, OF Nese RarF g CT
Noton1y are your Pills adnIraniy adapted, to- their pur-
pose as an aperient, but I ind their beneficial effects upon
The Liver very marked indesd. They haze m prae,
tiee proved more efectual for the cure Of bt5or Fn4l
rsjoicc that we have at length purgatixe Wtlef.t44EoE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01
From East Tennessee.

o, Knoxville, Sept %.
Our occupation of East Tennessee con.
tlnues comparatively quiet.
In Fosters engagement with Carter he
captured seventy, Killed six, wounded ten,
and routed the balance.
The expedition to drive the, rebels from
the railroad was successful.
Shackleford came on the enemv's nick
cts near Carriers stream.
,,r oElrImlshng continued all dav Monday
The rebels retired into earthworks,
The cannonading was kept up all
night. ~ al
dhe attack was continued until Tues
Our loss was two killed and seven
wounded. 0i
clear ''o0
The rowing bands will be picked up by
our cavalry.
Our boys are IN fine health and high
spirits. US"
Friday. W. - 'n
:, Gen Judah is in temporary command of
Forage and food are plenty.