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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
TIE AFFLICTED READ


AMI lrRin that n perfect and radical cure IL warranted
Ani guaranteed tU Nil WIN ARE afflicted with weakness.
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy ~tlrnightA, de.
preston II spirits, diStr'nH aud anguish ~ mind, lusa uf
sleep, loss nf memory, loss " energy and muscular INwrr,
pnny growth, wasting away, aud II want Of confidence In
themselves, EintinE mis-, eonrulsivs trrmbIinEs, inpo.
tsnce and sslIst of life.
HEAR WHAT TIE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians require To lie told the nature Il your
tisrn-e - the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN dors
not. Iii. perfect knowledge uf the human system enables
him to 'rscrile the diseases without any information from
the patient. to explain ius original cause, and to guarantee
itH cure And, what il mere valuable still, he willhunrstly
and frankly tell whether you can le currd or not. All
his communications and interviews are strictly private
and confidential MsiiNi Journal.
The botanic Remedies II Dr Raphael, the English No.
tanir Physician, never failed yer 10 make n perfect, rnAi.
cal, aud permanent cure VI ALL PRIVATE, SECRET,
AM NENEiEAI. DISEASES, wiihuut the ut " M-r.
curry, without hindrrRnce from business, and without
fear II discovery or EXPOSURE. No deadly pni"onr, such
a. arsenic, INK N"nicH, opium, nr any other pnlsons.
No mercury nor any deadly MISUNDERSTANDING hut purely
Vegetable Botanical iiem,tlira aru used hy this wonderful
Botanic Physician. His Botanic Rrmrdir- never ye, failed
to cure The mot ubstinatu and the must dangerous cAAns,
and to remove all mercury and other Impurities from the
system when al other remedies had Jailed. - MsiisaI
J1HrEaI.
GOOD NEWS ron sINGLE MES coSTEMPLAr.
ING MARRIAGE Hear what the Baltimore CORES.
LOnlrnt VI the Odlfrlluw, B,1psborS, Maryland, said On
Thursday, the 3lst Of May. l6D:
Numerous cuTea Of diseases caused hy early IndInrre-
ton having lpen performed by the English botanic Phy.
stefan, tSl 1t my duty, having a knuWledxs Of them, 10
state the fact, believing that in doing 80 may do a Serv.
Ice to tho suffering, One cd-e in pnrticular-tlnt II a
young man in This city-is worthy Of uute. lie had
become the victim If u habit, the mere alluuiun to which
cauSrs u shudler, aud after years Of suffering and doctor.
Ing gave up all hopes Of recovery. lie wished to marry,
and WAS doarly beloved ly rs sweet n girl M ever liupsi
words Uf affection, but lie wI fearful, nervous, and urus.
trHted. lie dared not we'd On account Of tho shattered
state Of his system. lie sought relief ut the hands VI the
Botanic Phlsician. and, astonishing Ms it may seem, all
tie bi"nnl aud Nigor VI youth has returned, aud he 10
no. the happy father II a pair OF bright boys"
ANY who are suffering, no matter what their onmplAint.
eau call on the Botanic Physician cOnfdcutiAlly. They
nay isiy upon relief lilo Office is At No. 50 EAst
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
.,.D .,,CdLbEN ITEMS.
. ~ s.A-Sk4Stt --
-s9apa r r1cs Cream.

-sS,9 '@'1ss Cream.
ticIs a. Wilson bogs to inform
thH",ittAict irSt she is prepared to
rstcr for thylfF fefreshment during
thaaummer season y keeping on
hHt3d &.1i6Gal supply of Ice Cream,
Mineral, water, Soda water and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS best quality, cold
Frigid Zones.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
81. o GOOD GOOD!

NH. srEPiIESs is selling good
Prints for124es, aud la, reduced
the prices of all his goods; in fact,
he is selling his present stock Ct
good, very much below the geler-
nj Priits e t4e g miry. Call and
sseforyourselres, and | convinced.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18

-Ts~ffrSNFtStNI HthtIiS" VI
Shy applying atthe press" Office,
Eaton. difg
'gs N Z THING IN EATON.
ssglg'tTrhe real friends of the Temper.
'..sRce eadses.wiit'fnd the best of re.
strcslimeutsi in Ice Cream, Lemon.
-ade, Candies Strawberries III d
Cream, aud other sober ,ataLi>s
Tl9ssqriakabIes, always on hand,
;tat4tfss, newly opened Saloor, two
doors,iInorth' of the Post Office
Give Berry LOCKWOOD ~ call, he
Deserves toabc ercouragcj, and we
A0aBt4 aotsthat he will receive a
large SHARP Of public patronage.
W., are right glad that he has
opened q. Temperance Saloon -
Eaton is now in a condition to sup.
ply thcswahts,of all parties.
Vsl slz4-A~-AA~--~~--
tss.WHAT'S TIE MATTER?
se1rhg, GoEFMAS DEEM & Co. have
R0uiima t~oeat--tllcy are thronged
9Th clstOmers fIom morning til
nightt That's what's the natter
Ks1yca".e&tit.~ BARGAINS in Dry
Goods call at once. Fresh bales
afgOods from !l,e City every day,
sndshe charge tor showing them.
nftf,,S c'.-N -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
~ SCRATCHES R

for Horses as it is for Man.
MEssRs. A. l.. scovrLL 4 Gents: -
During the last winter, most al the horses in
eur vicinity were subject to SCRArcrEs. HaV-
ing had on hand only two or three dozen
bottles Of DR.. Bakers Pain ranacea, in Il few
days / sold the entire LOT, ard could have sold
much more, if | had had them, to my neigh
bors for that purpose. In no CASE las "
vliLRD TO crRE. II j. also indispensable in
sNr neighborhood as q family medicine, fas
the various diseases for which it is rrcom-
monded and I will say that ] hav" sold il
for TEARs, wAkEASTiKG IT, and HAvE NOT HAD
a SINGLE ReTTLE RETURNED. IT Is THE SRsS
HERIrISE FOR THE NUMEROUS DISEASES REcoN-
HGNDED, THAT ! HAVE EVER SOLD.
NJ. HAGEN.
uAasxsvILts, Br cbcn Co.. Ky. Oct. 81, lass
For sale / : hi Propr;etorS,
A. 7. SC0VILL G CO.,
No. II West Eighth Street, CineinraA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is 4 constitutional disease, a corruption OF the
blood. by which this fluid becomes y.tattd,
weak. and poor. Being III ;hc circulation, il
pcrvad?s the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part OF it. y" organ i free
from IT. attacks. nor !, tltrc one which it may
not destroy. The acrDtuiuu, faint is yar!ou ly
caused by mrrrurial disease, low living, dis
zgi.tcd or unhealthy food, impure ar, filth
and i.thy laAit,. the depressing VICES, and,
ajaye Nil, by tie ~v.nyrral iu!.'ton. What
ry,r b! Il, o.is.u, i, i, lrrciitary IL the con-
stijution, descending - from parents to cIillr,n
unto the third and fourth = n ration :" indeed,
i. seem, to b.. ;hc rod Ut linn WHO says, 81
viii VISIT the i~Eiguiti,, Of .hs laitrr% """l
th,!r chill irc"."
It, dEee:, IN by depo lion from the
b!uul CT co!rupt % H., l"a' mater, W',t" III
ia: iuag , liy.r. mi int, rGll organ, il tcrI:'n
tubHrlc'; il the gland. swelling; and on
tn s~lIiLY,, uruptiont on sorrs. lli foul col
rup'ioH, which gHnd ~ in the blood, dtptessaS
the energies OF lie, ~ tia! fciuItIIouS c%cll>li'Il-
ton. net oaly su,r.r from srrolrllonf "mn-
plants, but they have FIR les power 10 with
stand the attack, Of o't"r disease; con~c-
Qrrntly va mh'r' prih by III orders
which, although not ayrofl'on in tlicir na'ur',
ar" still rendered fatal hy this tnint in the
ytcm. Most Of Tic con 'ump'ion Which de-
cI>t'"i he human family has its origin dir city
in til, scrufHlnu' ton'aninali"m; and many
d.iruc'iy ul>catS ol Il - liver, kldp"y' BRAN,
and, ind ID. Of al tn organs, arise from o.
arc aggravated by the same Cal,-e.
On" quarter Of al orr people ar" scrGfuioMs;
| their per ,onS az, invaded ~ til, lurking N.
fiction, and their health is undermined ny it.
To cleanse it lom III" system We mu't,rrnova'
the blood Iy MI a%Itrraliv' medicine, and in
~yi5ora>r it Nv healthy food and exercise.
Suci u M, ,irin. w. supply i'll
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
AYERS
Cn!p md Extract Of SaFSap%r:iIa,

CHIP G1N LAiT"ft Vi N"fS"P"T'ii"'
he most %r!f'rtunl remedy which the medical
nil Of uur TING, can devise for this cv,ry-
th.r' prevailing oud fatal malady. ] is com
lin,d from the mut active rrn'l!a!> ia. have
jru discovered fnr,hc expurgatlnn Of this foul
disorder from iIr b.nn |. and t. + >crr OF the
system f,nm its drs'luriiva con rqucnccS.
II.nc, il >ko,,ld b, ,m"loy Il fer tho cur' Il
rot ou.Y Str0iI,a. nj rs" h" " o'Icr alice
tion< which nri,n from i, >uha, ErrPriyr
mnl S4iV DlsENSrS, ~. Ah1Io\v'S Fur,
Ro>r, ar EuYslrr,.A<. liarlr$. l'rsrrLr>.
iiiorrmrs. RLNiNSa wl iieirS, TrN"HS, TETrrr
and SArv Rmr~, Seam IirNn, RiNGwonW.
EmIrMArI>M. S,runIrrc and MEHcrHIALI",.
sIsEs, DRor>y. DYSPEPSIA. DEBILITY, All"
indeed, All CuNrLAiSTS ARISING ftoM VIM
TED or IurruH lLoun. The popniar bllti
IN "impmiiy .rih, Loot' i, founded in truth,
for s~eroiula Isl d Z mriu ion OF the b."ad. lhl
particular purpose and viru'o Of this SarSap"
rilla is to purify and rrsci2rnlr Ills vital iiNin,
without which ,ounl health Is lH'GLssib.s NJ
contaminated constitutions.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
SALE OF REAL ESTA TEBYORDER
f OF COURT 3

Tn pursuance of an order of The Probate Court OF
ASHLAND County, Ohio, made on the LIST day OF
April A. D. 1868 in the case eff Samuel Eichelbar-
ger Executor of John Hough, deceased, VS.. Lu-
cinda J. Pittinger. William A. Pittinger, John F.
Pittinger, John Hough, Mil on Hough, Mcclure,
Hough, Almira Hough, p. Hcugh, Hiram 'Hough,
Francis Ruth, Luther Ruth, John Hough, John o.
Hough, Isaac Hough, Lewis .Hough, Edmund
Hough, Margaret Hough, Henrietta Hough, Mary
E. Hough, John Hough, William Hough, Alexander
and Henrietta Seaton, Anna Quin, Daniel Hough
Frederick Hough, Paul Hough, Josiah Heugh,
Mathew Hough GeorgeW Hough Francis NJ Hough
VIM Beegley and Sarah9A. Beegley, David and Ma
hnfn Bennett, Mary Hough, Henry Hough, Fernan.
dez Irough, Hetta Hough, John A.. Hough, Charles
and Louisa Diesem, William and Elizabeth Striek
land, John Thomas, Henrietta Thomas, Jane Thorn
as and Louisa Shearer, defendants, the nndcrsigncd
will on
Saturday the 18th Of Nay, 1868.
between the hours. of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock
sale.t the followiug described real estate, situated
i'm the township of Montgomery, county ofAslland
and State of Ohio, to-wit: the farm upon which the
said John Hough resided at the time of his decease.
being the North west part of the South east quar-
ter f~section thirty four (34) township twenty two
(22) and range sixteen (16) and containing one
hu.dred and 40 l1491 acres more or less. Term,
of sale one third cash in hand en- day of salc, one
third IN one We r and the residue in two years
from day of sale, with interest. Deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
i SAMUEL EICHELBAR GER
Executor of Estate of
1868. Te JOHN HOUGH Decd.
? April 10Th 1868, 5w. gr
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a petition WIZ De
presented to the Commissioners Of Ashlahd
County Ohio at their next regular session PRAYING
as follows. e . d9FsM .tTsasHe1Z
We the undersigned resident citizens and
of Ashland County Ohio, represent that il will
greatly promote the interest of the publ 9 10 lay
out and construct a road commencing at "a point
near Eli Groff's bin on the road leaeing from
Perrysviie to Calhouns mill, in Green townshim
running thence a South Easterly course to lamp,
Goes residence in Hanover townshir acrcss the
creek onihe bridge over the clear fork of Mnhie-
an, thence down said creek t. a head race of "A
-Vnnees Saw mill and across the head race and thence
across the said creek thence down the creek on the
East side to Hog run. thence across the creek and
follow Hog run up to William. Kindles and inter-
sect the road lea ding FROM Loudonyille to North
Liberty. Said Road will run through thu lands OF
Eli Croft, and Mary Butler in Green townships. and
lands ofJames Coe. Henry Rhodes. Jesse Kyeof.
G. H.. Stewart. William Whistler and William Kindlo
in PASSOVER township. 5.5.!e99 81 - 8.
{ We pray your body to grant our prayer and have
a flew and survey of said road.
49, gs g. II STEWART
sd8eeesaH~ And many others.
,rch. 18th 1863.
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SHERIFFS SALE

vs.
John G. Craig 5i1Aeg Common Piees. Ask
BY virtue of one Elias Vendi Execution and two
vendi executions, VS.. defendant duly issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of said county dated the
9Th day of April, A. u. 1868, and to me directed l
will expose to sale at public auction at the door Of
the. Court louise in Ashland on -
Saturday the 16h day Of Hay, A.D 1868.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ
Of, said day the following described lands and ten,
cments to-wit: beginning at The north west corner
of Spring street in the town ofLoudonville in quar-
;er section number one film township number
nineteen F19] being in Hanover township ASHLAND
county Ohio, thence west to the Black fork of Mo,
sail creek. to the State road leading from Wooster
to Mount Vernon, thence east on the said road to
Spring street, thence north to the place of begin
ming, supposed TO contain ten and one half acres
RI OIL of Land being the same lot of ground which
Stephen Butler, and Diapna, his wife by deed of
The 18th of July A. D. 1896, recorded in said coun-
ty TRichland county, in book, D.. page 1855 con-
Lveyei to sail Eichbaum and which said Eichbaum
and wife by deed of this date first November, A.
and excepting wo ri acres of land sold and con-
veyed 20 JesepL Shawecker' bp John Or zig and
wife. bearing date July 9th 1859, -appraised Mt
81, 500, 90 also the following described lands and
fenements situate in the township Of Hanover,
Ashland county Ohio, to-wit: being lot number
ninety three (9S) and ninety four ninety six
1861 ninety seven t97l ninety eightI9Sl ninety nine
if99I one hundred 1901 one hundred twenty sne
T12ll one hundred twenty two (f22.) one hundred
twenty three 1921 and one hundred twenty four
(124) in Wales addition to the t. wn of toudonvillc,
appraised at, $3.50, 90 terms ofsalc cash. zA.,f q.
April 18th, 1863. 5w,
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EE
csphas Myers ~ In Partition in Ashland
Mary Ann Myers, ct al. Common Pleas.
TN pursuance % the command of an order fSale
on Partition. duly issutd out of the Court Of
Common Pleas of said county, dated the ioth day
of March, A.. D. 1868, and to me directed, will
expose to sale ut Public Auction on the premises,
on Monday 18Th day ofApril, Al. 1868,
between the hours of IOlo'ctock, a.. m. and a o.
clock, p. m. of said day. the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: Situate in the county
of Ashland and State of Ohio to wit: The South
part of the Northwest quarter of Section three t3),
of Township twenty-five 25). of Range seventeen
M, being all of said quarter remaining after Ia
king therefrsm the enc hundred and nifty acres
more or less decided by Jacob Myers in his life
time to lCephas Myers, by deed, bearing date
March the 9Th, 1854. and recorded on page three
hundred and scvesty4wo (372), of volume mimi
(9), of Ashland county Record of Deeds, also tim
East part of the Southeast quarter OF sectioe
eleven (1l). in texnsliptwen. y-fye f2ol, Of rang :
seventeen III. containing three feurths a. OF q
acre, also Lots No. ~sixty-six tG6t sixiy-seven (67)
sixiy-eight (6S). sixty. nine 1857 and seventy Coy
in the. town of SavanI all. All of said lands being
situate in the township of Clearcreek; all of the
above lands to be sold free of dover, the ninety
seven acre tract ar praised at $2i per acre, $50 q
80, the 4 ofan acre piece apprais ed at $50, Lot
No.. (66) appraised at 40, Lot No. (6I) appraised
a, S25, Lot No. (68) appraised ut $25, Lot No. csc
appraised at $25, and Lot No. l7O) appraised q
So, whole amount of appraistment s. 1857 90.
Terms ofSale, one third cash IN hand on day OF
sale, one third in one year. and the residue in TIVE
years from day of sale, with interest from date.
Back payments 10 be secured by mortgage on the
premises.
March IL. 1S63-pfSS It's u41.
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a CURE GUAR.aN-TEED.
DR.. o. O. Thwing,
uRoSeOplc PHYSICIAN,

II -4sl. - A8ffs AhON, NM 81 gqT- =
Whose extraordinary success inthe treatment of all
chrenic disease, has rendered his name familiar to
SO many throughout Northern Ohio, may be gratuit-
onsly consulted during 1868, as follows
Loudenwille, Browns Exchange; each neath, 9Th
and 9Th. Mansfield, Nerth American, each months
7th aad 9th. Ashland, Miller House, each month,
9th and 10th Wellington, Wellington House, each
month, 18th and 18th 3 kssssa&G
In consequence o. The deep seated, and in many
cases just, prejudice, which exists ID the mindsof8
portion of the community against alltraycling phy-
sicians, DR.. Thwing will for one gear, prescribe fE
all who choose TO consult him aud viii charge mo-
thing unless his prescriptions perform all that IL
promised. His long familiarity with the worst
forms of lingering disease, together with his supe-
rior manner of diagnosis enables him to make up
his mind at once whether the case is curabie or nek
therefore he iuns no risk in guaranteeing q cure ID
every case which he undertakes
Bring or send q aneeimen of Hrinel SnacirdrfHk
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-29
GEO. W. HILL. Secy.

SOLDIERS REJOICING OVER Coon NEWS
FRoM ONO "A gentleman who holds a high
position in the Federal service, writes to the
senior editor of this paper a private letter,
from which we make the following brief ex-
tract
az am rejoiccd to hear such good news from
the Democracy of Ohio. If you wish to en-
have made, and a smile lights up the war
stained yisage at once. There is no doubling
the way things will go when these boys get
back. Colonel, we have ia good time COM
ing" and it is not far distant.',-EiU s6oro( o.
Gazette. - +.
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DENf6CRATIO MEETING.
na-nncrafic

Pursuant to =adjournnlent the Democratic
Clab .oftVermillion township met at the school
house in Haysziile, on Friday event. g April
%, 1868. Dr.. Hill was introduced to the
meeting by the President, aud in a speech of
more than an hourin length, showed up the
stgpsndops conspiracy entered into By the ir'
repressfbles ofthe Lincoln administration to
o~yerturn the Government and the Constitution,
under the plea of pretecting the Union, until !,
BE, 0D0,of our soldiers, democrats, republicans,
old line wings, and americans were marshaied in
the field aud the masque was thrown aside and
we were grately told that stslaue,y caused The
sodT, p it mutt go on till s~sszsrery Is dectroyed :"
Upon this theory, as had long been expected,
the President issues his celebrated e6aN to the
.ccncfs doclarine al the siaae< freeaunlAss-tkA
rebeiiious people Of the south will lay down
their arms, and endorse the -irrepressiJle CON
ne, doc r,nes Of Lincoln and Seward. Up TO
this4pegied, the democracy of the north had
sustained the administration in its war policy
with great unanimity, both in mon and money.
Bdtgincey.Ben Butler the beast ofthe nineteenth
century, and Others, were declarcing that this
union never would and never should be recon-
atructed upon its old basis under the e~enstibu-
tior-the democracy could see the hoof of the.
animal they we're expected to kaeel down and
worshlp-and were utterly opposed to the pro-
D. r. Devof was then called pon-cam
forward, and ia a short, butlogical speech con-
tended thatthe democratic party had supper.
ted the war SO long as it was gwaged for the
constitution and the union and that the dem
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v II ~ audlAu dua
Guardians have fled in the Pre- bate Court Of
sh land county, their accounts for settlement, to
it: e-a.A -4afa5 5se3otf or gFtf5 9o - af ni
Partial Acct, of Nicholas Masters Ex'r of Uriah
/ -fEfa5ggs Z deceased. ~ sSuI
Is -" &C. III. King. and James Pebin-
SON Ex'rs. of William Dorahey
decd.
Final Acc'tof Robert Cowan Il Of jane Me- uire
i-5a." II cl Henry Winbigler Ex'r. of James
49, - Slater. decd. 4fs ,15sg- t,e
J. N, Slonecker Ex'r. of John
Pollock decd.
LIST Partial Acct of Daniel Hoover, and Joseph
Hont, A,lmr's. of J hn Hoover
| abr64 -.gs' dec'd.7arf s'tfeb f-a9-7t
!" Henry Winbigler,' Admr, of
Valentine Ebert, decd.
William Ralston, Admir-. o.
George Murray, decd.
Final Acct, of Frederick Kich Admir- of John Eich
49, decd. ,.4 Ii 4tr4 <,ffrEr u
q Joseph Heikel Admir- of Alihael
Heikel decd.
" Amos A.. Sloane, Admir- of John
W-clV E=5 Hnpster. decd. z s4t.ozy ~ =
40" g 60 George w. Uric, Admir- of John
.. g1 Murray deed "a ~ 5ra ID
:" C. S. Martindale, Admir- Mary G.
+ Woodruff decd. -,
Cd Partial Acct of George AHarbaugh Guardian
.@EA1a ~ Of Aaron Mitchell 70 p22tdof1
A use Amos A. Sloan, Guar'dSof Melis-
sd5 a Aa4a- STA Greenland .95D sI5@ y
- g" Israel Markell, Guard of Longs
heirs. "
1-""~@" Israel Markell, Guard of suence
heirs, ,@4A
sd" i" Israel Markell, Guor,d Of Matilde
lrel 81 sUe+ Raidle. Sfje -3l aoot s -.
{" George Dickey, Guard of Will
+ liam Simonton. {:
Partial and Final Acct or John Gordon, Guard
2e Ii of Robert Tayfor's heirs.
Partial Acct fJohn Clark, Guard of Fietta and
"a ssJ Fianna Nauty. EHsrlJC sTgG4
" Lvi Stober, Guard of Seleza
A.5Stober.
IS J. N. slonecker, Guard of George
-aI1a Slonecker.
j. N. Slonecker Guard of John
g Pollock's, heirs u te04S
Partial Acct of Sa muel Fluke Guard, of Ida Fast.
Peter EVanordstrand, Guar d of
t. William Harvout.
-aa Z" Robert J. Simenton, Guard of
~ e3 Milton Simenton. 9 tt2i Sse'
;Eipal Acct ofkames Hearst, Guard ofJohn Burns
heirs. Agt i 4F4sdf
John Howmap, Guar'dof Samul
+ 4a's yantiilburg.
+ James B. Smith, Guard OF his
auis,e1 own children. IL 7s2fJ5SfG SHi
The same will be for hearing in said Court on
the 4th day of AayAa lsss, at Iooio!oek AN
lAprlfs,h, ddsss. 81 IS
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Il 8. 10 HNsON

NyAKES pleasure in announcing to the Ladies Of
Ashland and vicinity, that she has just open
cd . Millinery Establislment in the rooms former
~ occupied by Mrs. Raplee. over Chubb's Drug
Store, where can be found q large and fashionable
assortment of Ladies hats. RIBBONS and
MILLINERY GOODS, which have been purchased
mt such figures rs will enable her to offer superior
inducements to her customers. A liberal patron
age solicited.
April 29, 1s63-n4S
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nA- v itfrfn a short time four newspaper
Offices located respectfully in Kansas, Iowa,
Illinois and Ohio, have been destroyed by mig
gerhead mobs. The atrocities. of the French
revolution reooilsd with terrible fleet upon
The heads of those whe initiated II EN- and so
it Will be, before long with these Infamous
mobs. Violence always begets violence.
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Notice.

YTNhe several townships Assessors IRE hereby re
quired to meet4t the Auditors Office Ia Ashlan-
on Tuesday the els day of this month for the pud
pose OF consulting together aud agreeing upon sor-
basis of assessment ofproperty. Receiving blanme
aud other instructions relative to their several ks,
ties tnaAeo Lt u
Z - 2uoi 10 ee-27 ISAAC GATES Audit
.5t--u ff5s of Ashland counter I
April Is h, 1868. 2w. i sr'I4ryr4 - ~
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The club then adjourned to- or satur-
cay evening May 2, 1868, 4 (which time Hon:
q. J.. Kenny viii give an account of the patent
Legislation Of the late infamous tools of back
bono Tod. =
p DAVID BRYTE, PREs'r.
GEO. W. HILL. SeGy.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. ae
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been appointed and qualified Administrator of
the Estate ofSamuel Meng, late of Perry Township,
Ashland County, dec ~ 49,
- ~ gqaf PHILIP MENG. :
March 18th, 1868. 5g,a s.7e .ia.E .F
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pr Said General Mcclellan IN a speech at
Newark, N. j., swhilc the Army is fighting,
you, as citizens, see that the War is prosecu-
ted for the preservation of che Union and Con-
stitution, and for your rights as4CitiEens," g