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HunneweIrs Great Remedies,
HUNNEwELL UNIVERSAL COUGH
REMEDY


REMEDY.
What ererv fuqiay should hare in the house and hyY
fP They should have Hunnewelrs Universal
whooping and Common Coughs, Sore fhrost,
Hoarseness, and is the most simple and perfect
Soothing Syrup IN the world. For old or young. by
day nighl, it may be used with the greatest free
dom, and three-fourths of the deaths by Consump-
ticn stopped and infants relieved of their suffering,
by what leaves no stain behind.
HUNNEWELL'S TULU ANODYNE.
because it is perfect remedy for Neuralgia, Ner
vous Sick Headache Tooth and Eafache st.
Vitus Dance, Pain in Stomach, Distress after Eat.
ing, Nervou sness, Eysteria and the chief of all
disease and insanity, Loss of Sleep Its character,
though active simple its action in perfect con-
formity to nature; It's end cure or relief.
HUNNEWELL'S ECLECTIC PILLS.
Cp They should have HuunewelPs Eclectic Pills
because with seldom but a single pin for dose, all
They cure Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Headach, when
caused by foul stomach, Loss of aPp=tite. Bilious
ness so often and crroneously treated with Mer-
curials and Jaundiee. For Worms sure cure.
They act simple, assist nature, do not make a pill
box tof the sstomach, Is the most fatal error OF
takii @ so many pills at dose; and then, what is
important to every Family and every Purse, one
bottle gees far two three of what is ordin-
arily sold.
If the above reasons not good, and results do
to refund the money. This the basis of my con-
fdcnce and that OF the public is ask ed to test
HUkNEwELL's USIvERsAL COUCH REMEDY.
HuNSEwELL's TrLU ANoDYNE.
HUSHEwELLs EcLEcTIc Pulls.
~ Fac simile of j. l.. HunuewelPs signature
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,
2n222 Boston, Mass.
Newbern progress., 1863-01-24

FUNERAL OF REBEL OFFICER WITH MA
SONIC CEREMoNIEs.--0u citizens saw the sin
eular sight this afternoon of funeral of rebe
Officer Major George w. Pettigrew of Georgia
The Masstss buried him from Masonic Hall.
Befor hiSdeath the Major made the fact known
that hessrss Mason, and instantly all aniTosl
ties wef9silenced. He made his WILL and was
followed to his grave by more than one radical
Republican-indeed, the services at the grave
we're conducted by Republican - flashing
ton Cor. Boston Iraretler.
Newbern progress., 1863-01-24

EARTHQUAKE IN ALGEKIA.-The shock of an
earthquake was felt in several parts Of Algeria
at midnight on the 29th Of November. All
the clocks stopped which faced north and south
Those which faced east and west kept going
1t is inferred therefore, that the shock passed
from north to south.
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Notice 10 Mariners.
"uE EHIPORARX LIGHT

| in use at Roanoke Ma. shes Light He6se, c.,
has been removed, and fourth order Fresnel A p
paratus has been replaced
Are of the Horizon illuminated go deg. The
lrght is I fixed white and win be exhibited the
night of the 18th November aud every night theI
after, and it can be seen eleven miles.
BY order of the Light House Board,
j. ?. SMITH, 1t. House Eng.
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t.la - in lad County,.
NNNeNNN.

Pianos and Melcdeons.
90
|MK.RENT respectfully informs The inhabi.
1Nl tants of Ashland and vicinity, that he win
kee pfor sale different STYLES of Pianos and Melo-
dsons. He is sole Agentof
STKINwAY &-SoNs, New York.
ALBERT WERER, do. do. and
W.P. EMERSON, Boston.
MnLoDEoNs of Mason & HAMLIN, Boston,
and EsrEY & GREEK, Brattlehoro, Vt.
I~nstrEmonts of all sizes and prices. Every In
strunent warranted from the Mandatory and en-
|dorsed by me.
Emerson claims for his Pianos Of having them
improved very much within the last Is months by
the introduction of . new Scale. Please call at the
Miller House and examine a new seven Octave Pr
ane of Emersen's. In regard to the Melodeons l
wish to state, that Estey & Green's Instruments
Bass which is decidedly a very great Improvement
and q saving in the outlay. Descriptive Cata-
|logues sent ON app ieation-
Fer 9a1es
One double-reed Piano case Melodeon, $3.50
One do~uble-bank and double-reed Or
gan Melodcon at S160
One secondhand Melodeon, Piano case $50
One secondhand Piano at $50
Mason & Hamlin's double-reed School
Harmonium at
Agent for Firth, POM & Co, N. r. Cur
AIS, six different kinds. Prices from $50
~ $50, according to style.
Mv eudeavor is tosseff only first class In
truments of Manufactures of established
reputation, wAich T will sell at reasonable
prices.
@-Second hand instruments taken in ex-
change. WiIlstases in trade a sound young
Horse.
Pianos and Mslodeons tuned and repaired.
E.A RENTZ.
Ashland, Aug. p, 1s62-n15sf.
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Something New in Town
BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY

TlHE subscriber take this method Of informing
the citizens of Ashland and vicinity, that they
have Just opened in the room lately occupied by
Williams & Starr, in the McNulty House building,
q BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY, to which they
invite every body. They intend keeping on hand
at all hours,
CAKES, PIES AND BREAD,
also, q general assortment of Groceries. They
are now manufacturing every variety of Candy.
ana will sell as low as any other candy making es-
tablishnient in the West. Farmers and others
| comingto town will find at this establishment all
they can desire to crafty their appstites. We
respectfully invite share of public patronage.
BLACK & MOORE.
Ashland, Nov, ~ .1s61-n26tf.
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OHIO FARMER,
AND
OHIO CULTIvAToR,
FOR 1863.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

8. D. Harris and VIM B Fairohild, Editors
On, the first of january, 1868, win be issued
at Cleveland, the first number of the Twelfth
Volume of the OHIO FARMER, and the
first number of the Nineteenth Volume of the
OHIO CULTIVATOR. As heretofore the
Ohio Farmer will be issued Weekly and will
be conducted solely for the Advancement OF
the ~intererts of the Farmer, the Horticulturist
the Stock Raiser, and all other industrial ppr-
suits; and it will be made q welcome visitor to
the Home Circle. sr
The Ohio Cuhivator will be issued month
ly, 80 pages large octave, and will be devoted
to Practical Agriculture, Stock Raising, Gar.
dening, etc.
TERMs-For the Qka farmer 50 per year
for a single copy; IS for three copies; So for
FIVE copies; and SIS for ten copies, and anex-
ira copy to the getter up of the club. For the
Ohio Cuttipator, so cents per year for . sin.
gle copy; or in clubs of Ten for IS and an ex.
ira copy to the getter mp Of the club. Pay
mept for either paper must be strictly in ad.
vance. a
Address ssohi9 Farmer" cleveland.
New. l9-Sw.
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Terminates at Washington and Baltimore on the
East, and Wheeling, 9enMood and ParkersburS ON
the West, at which places il unites with RaiirsadsI
Steaners &C., for and from all points in the
VEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
Vw0 VRaAn5
Leaye Wheeling daily at 1885 P. NJ. and 1910 p N.
One Train lesEes Psrksrsbprg daily at 500 P. NJ;
Direct connections are made by these Trains
FOR ALL THE East ERN CITIES.
This is the only route to Washington City.
UPassengers by this route can visit Baltimore.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston, ettAe costo
q Ticket 10 Boston alone by other lines.
UThrough Tickets tothe Eastern cites can be
ryOcaEed via Washington City. at an additional
barge of two dollars. b =
Time as quick and fare as low as By. anyotheY
ute. Inquire for tickets VIA the BALTIMORE and
10 Railroad, atany ofthe pri-n abroad
gees in the West.
z P Fuller, iGsnl Western Asent, -4-3--
~ Coke. General Tick stA
H.P. Smith, Master transportation. 87tf.
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These examinatiops will eomraence at 9 O'clock
A.. M, and close at4 P. H.. No applicant viii
be admitted after II NJ. Written testimonials of
sibie persaps, will be required, which testiPeniais
will be kept ON file. No certificates Gag be aRte-
dated. No private examinations will be held.
None Willie examined who do not expect to en-
gage soon in teaching in this county. Recon-
menAs, Vhsre practicable, are required fl N School
directors. We earnestly request them at the close
Of each terra to send ms Q note, of the success of
their teacher.
This will aid us very much in giving certificates
yrei to those who are successful TEACHERS
3sIs5 Reg JOHN ROBINSON, p
945a 4uClehk ef Beard Of Examiners.
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TETTER is a very troublesome eruption on tn,
skin. often attaekingthe face D dhaads For this
a1 that is necessary isto wash the partsthoroughly
from all discharge (if any may have accumulatedl,
and apply DR.. s.. s.. Weaver's Cerate freely a few
times, end tho cure is effected. One or two bottles
will generally cure the worst cases.
lady in New Jersey says that her hands apd
arms were affected with an acute letter of lope
standing. A4nN it vas spreading atthe time she ON
menced the use Of the medicine. She had the obel
medical treatment, and 1t did her no good. Shy
stopped everything else and used but one bettle7o
Eerate, with some attentionto diet, and itpeEfsetl J
cured her, and she is well yet.
Sold by Potter, Ashland, ohio.-4F7
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PIANOS! PIANOS

II yeu buy a Piano yep want TIE BEST1 AT
the Worlds ExhibAiop in London. 1851, IN
competition with Pianos from all the principal Cit
les of Europe, ami by jury combining the best
musical talent in Christendon, CONRAD MEYER,
OF Philadelphia, was AWARDED the Prize Medal.
most talented musieal friends and make tie test
and IF they are not pronounced BETTER NSIRU-
MENTS, and offered for LESS a NEY than any
others that have made their up in Mort :
ern Ohio, I will udnlit my error. HIS. KNAP.
A.t.ana. EeN. u. 12e2AsM2I
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Lost

About the middle Of November, a white hrar,
ped, right ear slit and tail cut of. Any pefssa
giving the undersigned information by which tsSd
hog can be recovered will be suitably rewarded.
AARON
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M office is hereby giyen. that tbs undersigned
WAS. on the 18th day Of December. 1862, ap-
naipted Guardian Of Miehasl Heman. of Ashland
county, Ohio, and from the abov, date, | will pay
no d ebts of his contracting.
Ashland. Dec. oI. '62-nso- JOHN SHOOK.
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BlAegWo OBS MAeAziNt

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md reliable histcry Of current events, and - s1tk,
in addition to their weu-established lit erKrJ ,atish-
tihc, and theological ehatactsr, we urge them upsn
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Reprints, inasmueh as they can new be plassd n
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TER.us.lRsgaiarr Prices,
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Notice to Teachers.

THE Beard of School Examiners of Ashland
Il County will hold the following a3aminatiQns
dnringtheye8r 1855, at A~shTand.Tiz:
S.4Sxaar a4 EAhrnarx
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HOLLO WAYS PILLS
AND OINTMENT.

All who have friends and relatives In the
Army or Navy should take special care that
they be amply supplied with these Pills and
and Ointment; and where the brave Soldiers
and Sailors have neglected to provide them
selves with them, no better present can be
sent them by their friends. They have been
proved 20 be the Soldiers never failing friend
in the hour of need.
Coughs and Colds -Afecting Troops.
Will be sleedily relieved and efectually
cured by using these medicines, and by pay
ing proper attention to the directions which
are attached to each Pot or Box.
SICK H ADACHES AND WANT OF APPE.
TITE, INCIDENTAL TO SOLDIERS.
Those feelings which so sadden Us usually
arise from trouble or annoyances, cbstructcd
perspiration, or eating and drinking whatev-
er is unwholesome. thus disturbing the
healthful action of the liver and stom-
ach These organs must be relieved. If you
desire to be well. The pills, taken according
to the printed instructions, will quickly pro-
ducs healthy action in both liver and stom-
aeh. and as a natural consequence, clear
WEAKNESS OR DEBILITY INDUCED BY
OVER FATIGUE
Will soon disappear hy the use of these in
acquire strength. Never let the bowels be
either confined or unduly acted upon. 1t
may seem strange. that Ilolloway's Pills sho'd
be recommended TOR dysentery and Flux
many persons suppoSing that they would in
icrease the relaxation. This is 4 gr-a: mis-
take, for these Pills will correct the liver and
stomach, and thus rrmovS a the acrid hu-
) mors from the sytem, however deranged
while health and strenth follow as matter
of course. Nothing will stop tue re axatior
' of the Bowels so sure as this famous medi
cine.
VOLUNTEERS, Attention Indiscretions
of Youth
Sores and Ulcers Blotches and Swellings
can with certainty b. radically cured, il th'
Pills are taken night and morning, and th'
k Ointment be freely used stated in th'
printed instructions. II treated i'll any 9th
o er manner they dry up in one part and breai
out in another. Whereas this Oirtmep
. remove the humors fIom She system. ap'
: leave the Patient vigorous and health,
man. l; will with little perseverance, in ba,
cases to insure a lastiug cure.
: FOR WOUNDS RITHER oCCAsIoNRD r,
RAYONET, Sabre, or the Bullet, Sores o
!, Bruises.
e To which every Soldier and Sailor are lis
BILE, here are no medicines safe, - an
:. convenient, as Halloway's * Pills and ointme N
| The poor wounded and almost dying sufere
:, might hav his wounds dressed imm~diately
if he would only provide himself with thi
matchless Ointment, which should be thrus
" into the w1nnd and smearea all round j
. then covered with piece Of linen from y
20 knapsack and compressed with a handk-
u chief. Taking, night andy n,orpng, o,
pills, to cool the system and prevent infian
= nation.
u Everv Soldiers Kuapssek and Seaman
Chest should be provided with these valaab
Remedies.
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CAUTION ,-Non- are genuine unless the
words "HoLIowAY. Nkw YORK AND LoSpcS."
are discernihls WATEK-MARK in every
leaf of the book of directions around zach
pot or box; the sam. may I've plainly seen Icy
holding the leaf to the light. A handsome
reward viii be given TO any one rendering
such information as may lead to the dstec
ton of any party or pnt'cs conn,cffeitins
the medicines vending The same, knowirQ 9
them TO he spurious,
- Sold at the Mandatory Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Lana, New York and bv
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icino throughout the civilized wori&, in pots
at 25c SIC. and 81 each.
ET There is a considerable saving 10y TAX
ny the larger sizes.
N. B.--Dirsctians for the guidance OF pa
tisnts, in every disorder, are affixed to each
box.
April 90, 1868.
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sa suEL WISE
Legal Notice.

Benedict Clay plaiauR ae.inst EiehaI Criss
Hannah Kelly aud others, came .psnaing
in the Court OF Common F.esl OF Monroe
County, Ohio.
Michal Cliss OF Baltimers in III. state Of
maryland, Hannah Kelly Of the same pi.ps.
Ms Wilson ami Mr.. Wilson her hu.bapd
shs k-mper ard Mr K-mprr her hu.Mnd
Mrs Brown rand hr Brown, h.r husband II
h. State of Virginia. And N. &. Ball John
w. Ball, Anna q BAH, Kate Bail, Thomas Ball
and Mary Ross of the state of Texas. will
take rolic- that B~h~dict Clay nled ON tn,
81 day of Decemhsr 1853. his p.ti,isn ,gaiust
hem in the Count OF Common Pleas or Nonrse
County Ohio. stating that on Ia. llth day Of
Nay i'57 the ,ahi benedict Clay, purcahssd
from Kelly Bali d co.. igts -
he nerh west quarter Of the south sxst
quarter Of section twrnt, fve in township two
OF Range foni ,sai>o the north east quarter Of
the south west qnarte Of tho same section
township. and Tangv also with Eight acres OF
the south side ufth south east quarter of the
horth west quarter of the ssule section. town
ship and range al,o about Seven axrss OF the
east side of the ,,orth west uarter of the south
vast quarter OF the same section, towns hip
and range, making nincly -four acrss, more or
less.
And also, the siad Benedict Clay, says he
mas PAID the purchasr mony foi said real -stae
and prays the Juare Of said court to compel
the d1isndent to campeIe said contract Ly
making him deed for said prn,nissr =, said
anse will be for h-aring at the February term
of said Court, 1864.
BENEDICT CLAY
kNr