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The Home-Mafher.

We must draw q line, aye, a broad line be-
tween be and the frivolous butterfly of fash
ion, who fits from ball to opera and party,
dscked in rich robes, and followed by a train
as hollow and heartless as herself-she who,
forgetfut of all holy tasks assigned her, neg
lects those who have been given in her charge,
and leaves them to the care of hirelings, while
she persues her giddy round of amusemenfs.
Not so our Home Mother blessings on her
head The heart warns to see her in her
daily routine OF pleasant duties. How ratient-
ly she sits, day after day, shaping and sewing
some article for use or adornment for her lit
tie flock and howproud and pleased is each
little recipient of her kindness How the lit
tie face dimples with pleasure, and the bright
eyes grow still brighter as mamma decks them
W tn her own hands in the new dress she has
made /! How much warmer and moro com
Portable they feel, if mamma wraps them up
before they go to school No one but her
can warm the mits and overshoes, and h the
comforters around their necks J.,
There is a peculiar charm about all she does
= the precious mother! They @uld not sleep
nay, for that matter, she could not, if she
failed to viset their chamber, and with her
soft hands arrange them comfortably before
she slept. Her heart thrills with gratitude to
her creator, as she looks on those blooming ia
ces-and when their prayers are done, she
prints a good night kiss on each little mouth
1t may be, too, a tear will start from one liz
tie nesting, laid in its chill, narrow bed, for
whom her maternal care is no longer needed
1t sleeps, though the sleet and snow descend,
and the winter winds FOWL around its head
1t needs no longer her tender care. A might
Ter arm enfelds it. 1t is at rest. She feels
and knows that it is right-bends meekly to
the hand that sped the shaft, and turns with q
warmer love, iii be possible, to those little
ones who are left her to love. How terderly
she guards them from every danger, and with
strong u%ntiring love she watches by their bed
side when they are iii Blessings be on TIE
gentle loying, me-Mother! Angels mus
look with love upon her acts Her children
shall rise up and call her blessed and the mem
ory of her kindness shall unfold her as a gar
u ent.
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An Art Item.

III last thing which stirred in my world
I mean in my workshop in the Studio Build
lsing-was a German carpenter. At least, he
had a side pocket, and folding two feet rule,
with a shaving on his left curl.
Bees you apoor trait banter 2 heipquir-
ed.
Truly am ? I replied.
~ Il wants you to paint dNlikeness to my fad
With pleasure. Bring him here.
sYas-see now, dat is not possible: He lies
s.gebnried in the purying crount in Stuttgart,
S~harmany. g siS =
We'll, have you a photograph OF him?'
sNiehts photograph.
Or a bust z s
sE ssNichis pusi.
49, s9r a dFaBingT
.Nichst drawIDgs
o an epgraying
NIGHTS craving ~.g ~H4fz
sWeii, then, what have you get r
Il got dis dings.' 5saigi
- Saying this he brought forth a small book
greatly worn, which he slowly opened, and uns
folded from it a bread leaf, adorned with Ger
man enblems and dragged pot hook inscrip-
.tions which looked like ager-bier signs.
sWha lis that 2
e mien fader's passport. Look ant read
I'll Plue eyes, proun hair. round kinn,spig
mouf- md all dat, SO fort. He hafe a goot
deal of expression like mine
cWhere this letter coald have been, L could
not imagine9 1 s
sYasSund he wear a plue COTE
30, a goaiec, I suppose, on his chin 2
- NO. It was a plue cote on his pack. He
hafe apeered ike mine, und look ike mine.
Put mine fader was a more older mans OATS
me-
n,sAh, indeed.
sasYas, mBaint him NIT a piple on4a taple,
unit nit a girl On his hands
asaat.1W hat see =
.Yas-mine little daughter. I prings her
hereto be coloredl Z IL
1t was a bold thing to do but on this small
capital I vent to work, and succeeded. AT
least Jaoobus Kirehelhe;mer said so, and he
oughtzto know, for he was a frstrate fellow,
and sent me over a present over aud above the
price agreed upon A suspicion seemed indeed
to haunt his mind that the Portrait resembled
hiheslf much more than it did the late Herr
Kirchelbeimer Pere,-but he speedily found
comfort in the following reflection. a.
Even. kits to be more older, it vii. do
sboost as goot for mine picture as for de old
ons@cUnfGsentdE.
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sp-The amount of the appropriations m,

aarThc amount of the ap appropriations made
" the last Congress were over twenty two
hune.sd millions Of dollars. a writer, wi o
is ~ell Vef~din arithmstic, makes the follow
ing calculation spu.it:
tBy merely hearing or leading 9hat amount
we get but a faint idea of It's vast naonitpds
If this enormous sum lay befere a uan in sil.
yer dollars, and he could coeLt one dol
lar every second of time fo1 Twelve bonrs
every day, it would take him neafl, ono bnn.
dred and fifty years to count it. In silver i
would require about one hundred aud ffty
thousand horses to draw it. In ten dollar
green backs, placed end to end, it woplt
reach more tnam around this Globe in fve
dollar 'green-backs' it wsuld reach more than
twice around, and in one dollar4green-backs,
it would reach eleven times arouH the world y
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49,
If tia administrator is the Government,
: g Why didn't die with General Harrison, or
General Taylor? g
Ne suppose the Government waseut with
- razor the other day when Dir. Seward wound
edlhis band. 4s
8 IF Lincoln should take the 'diarrhea, the
G6ver4ment would have to swallow burnt
brsefdy or some other astringcnt to regulate
It's bowels. g.
ssfes IF Loncoln should get the rheumatism, the
GovcrnmsntMorld have to go on crutches.
When Chase takes stuff, the Government
has to sneezesak
x4y When Wellcs gave his fat contract to Nor
gan, il was a brother-in-law of the Govern
ment to whom he extended the favor.
There is a rumor that the Government
=. drinks lea out of a bottle. We don't believe
the rumor, so far az it relates to tea.
90 The Government by skillful and successful
strategy, arrived unexpectedly in Washington,
dressed in a beautiful Scotch plaid.
The Government was once'heard to say that
it had not studied the tariff yet, but intended
szpsto. do SO, as soon as it had leisure.
The Government is over six feet high, has
large feet and lank jaws, and used to maui
rails when it was young. ase
go When Halleck hit Stanton, the Government
% geta black eye. -
So .FZT -1
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NOTICE.
rgaret Milligan, !

rgaret Milligan, Civil Action, Court of Com;
vs.. mon Pleas of Ashland Coun
John Lewis, ty, Ohio. in Attachment.
ME above named Defendant, resident of the
4 State of Illinois, will take notice that Marga-
ret Milligan, of the county of Richland, and State
of ohio, did on the 18th day OF Februry, A. D.
1863, file her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the County of Ashland, in said
State of Ohio. against the said John Lewis, Defen-
dant, to recover the sum of three hundred and ff-
ty two dollars with interest upon the same from
and after the 18th day of September, A. d. 1858,
money paid by Plaintiff for the rise and benefit of
said Defendant and at his request. That an order
and the saidJohn Lewis is hereby notified that he is
required to appear and answer said Petition on or
before the 25th day of APa il. A. D. 1863.
T. J. KENNY, Atty for Pff.
Feb'y 25, 1S63-n39 CIV.
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x-svo bsssfds4zs Spirit Of. Var -
bassfs1 sbAndsMherefore greet me with a frowning
AfeAnn NOT content with what have achieved ?
Have l net filled the orders / received?
Sse Have | not scourged the land from shore to
se.s .sEntil its shuddering waters blush with gore;
oe.s Until the air is rife with d Jing groans ;
dthe earth big with dead meni;s noulder-
Til night is weary of the widows wall,
rsdf 70 soAnd human SORROW is an idle taleE
msdi brssset Tie Devil
Al, thou hast done all this, and more 1 know,
vi .Sssss And yet. ~methinks, thy steps move wonderOus
k1a .ETG ais5s slow. 2
The earth has we'll nigh made around the sun,
5geifIE : Two revolutions since the work begun
g sssS : In this fair land. and yet there is but little
val - What are the boosted trophies in thy trainf
nj 70 sens BethInk thee now a hundred thousand slain;
a path of desolation here and there
Is bsZsi The sounds of battle dying in the air
= -sa a. Ear homes ~despoiledj the voice of woe and
ed i Eessfs wall;
sysassdf These give me sensation-ali are stale q
On, on; nor stay thy Devastating tread -
II wei It'll thou canst count me full a million dead,
ssslsss, Spoil their highways, burn hamlet, village,
-fob enc Sack their fair cities, tear their churches
down e.EE
ms1s. Where there are homes to waste or hearts to
~ zetb sat feel, .ssne
Tend forth the flaming fagot, flashing steel
sssssse Pillow up their fertile fields with shot aad shell;
Make their fair land the vestibule of hell.
.EOn,' on / long to see the Internal play
% Tn Hades it shall be a holiday!
-ststsS On, every hill and valley. river, plain,
Where there is life pour thou the Ieaden rain;
49, Leave them no remnant of their %lustful
wealth,
No trust in God, no loye, hope, strength, nor
sheath;
3 Bring ruin, desolation on the land ta2
Till famine sta K from ocean strand to strand;
q 80 And men stand by their uncofined dead
= And vex the ear of Heaven with cries for
q 3tsfs bread.
os sa5 Spalt Of Var. 20 fm2
os o. 1t shall be done well afspoil, and burn,
% And give the War a st. Domingo turn
81 n, Nor wife, ncr babe, nor age shall mercy plead
We'll leave our trail in fire and death and
blood.
The pssaaa a9SA
Ha,h a, hal Go to thy werk again.
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ssv NOTICE TO
Is. Administrator,s and Guardians.

666CutKA
TaAlt 2s assis l ,PsSsa' s.. Isas &c. Of n. asa7s9s
a4dYdministrator's of said County, that the law
REQUIRES that they file in the Probate office their
ACCOUNTS for settlement, as follows, to wit: The
~frst account either. Partial or Final, within eight
cen months from the time of their appointment,
and if a final account is not then fled and further
time is granted, they must file an account every
year during the time allowed by law, and the
Court until a final account is fled; they are also
required to cause publication of their appointment
and within enc year make and file in in said Office
proof of the same. Also, Guardians are required
to file in said office inventories of the Estate ard
property of their Wards within three months after
their appointment, they are also required to make
settlement as often as once in every two years,
aud sooner if the Ward is either dead or of age.
And fur Their notice is hereby given TO said Exc
cuior's, Administrators and Guardians, that all
who have not compile with the foregoing and by
law should make settlement or attend to any of the
| duties hereinbefore set forth, are requiredto do SO
forthwith under the penalty that the law imposes.
; JOHN d. JONES, Probate Judge.
Feb. lses.
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py-The editor of the Woonsockct PARROT
makes merry over the mistakes of a Shaing
hal hen of his that had been s itting for FIVE
weeks upon-two round stones and a piece of
brick! "Her anxiety" euoth he, sis no great
or than ours to know what she viii hatch
If it proves a brickyard that hen is rot fer
sale" -,
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EXECUTORS SALE.

By order of the last will and testament of Jacob
Benage Deceased, l will offer for sale at public auc
ton on the premi ses described, on
Saturday Apriz 18Th, 1868.
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and fonr
o'clock P. NJ of said day the following described
lands. to wit: A lot ofland in Jackson township,
Ashland County Ohio, being twelve acres-in the.
South west corner of the west half of the North
west quarter of Section seven, township twenty
three. Range fifteen and bounded as follows, com
mencipg at the South west corner of said quarter
thence running East forty (40) rods. thence North
forty-eight (48) rods thence West forty (4O) rods,
thence South forty eight (4S) rods to the place Of
beginning, containing II acres.
Terms made KIN ,wnon day sfSale.
March 25, 1858 4w DANIEL KEENE. Ex'r.
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EOTTCE.

l-. RGSAA@E ~ 49,
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN Commissioners of Ashland County will, on
Wednesday April Sth, 1863, at 2 o'clock P. NJ,
to the lowest and best bidder, the building of a
Bridge across the creek SOUTHEAST of and near
Savannah on the Orange road.
Also, on Thursday, April 9th, the building of a
Bridge in Rnggles township. near Stover's across
Buck Creek, TO the lowest and best bidder.
Also on Friday, April 10th. to the lowest and
best bidder, the building of a Bridge across a
creek in Orange township, about one mile West of
Polk, near Mr.. Stephen Barracks. asm
JACOB LIMERICK,
JOHN BERRY, }Com'rs.
ROBERT COWEN.
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b9rA beggar woman whom questioned If
she were not an Irish woman dropped a cour-
tesy, and, tSure l am your honor, and l have
been ever since [ was a child q
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B0-The following apreared on, litter from
a soldier, addressed 10 a young LAY
Soldiers lstter and nara red. Hnrd tack
in place of bread. Postmaster, shove this
through. I've nara stamp, bat som months
DUE
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e The witty and sprightly -Sitor of the
Louisville Democrat says :
"The rebels call the Democrats C&perheads
b, cause they have the oEly sound cSts in the
country"
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

LII p ersons indebted to me either by Note or
~ Book account win please call and PAY UP.
have closed up my shsp, and must close up my
books Immediately. will be found at the old
stand during this week, and afterwards at the
Shoe Store of Joseph WATSON.
.teaEt iT.y CA. HUMES.
Ashland, March 81, Is68-tf.
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EgrtI am surprised, my dear, that I have
never seen you blush
The fact is, husband, I was born to blush
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Containing 100 Acres
NEW HACK

II EAVES Ashland every morning at 8c'slook,
= making connection with the trains on both
the Railroads. Returning, leaves Mansfeld-on
the arrival ofthe 2 O'Clock Express Train from the
West.
The subscriber would say to the travelling pub
Carriage on this route-good teams, and al things
in order, and viii put yoa through in double-quick
time. zsp aesz 3tn
Thankful for past fayors, would still solicit pub
EXPIRES GOODS for ashland viii be lett with
". H. H. POTTER gsaa a
All orders fer goods, Or any business entrusted
to his care viii be promptly attended to- s-s+
f@,r 9sf tae So Nl0wENTw0RTH, Prfrristof.
peg-Subscribers will please bring astas4sh
Dads of GOOD hard dry wood immedfasefS a;HF
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M Mr. Brown, I owe you a grudge re-
member that, 81 shall not at all be frighten-
ed, then, for never knew you to pay anything
that you owed. rs
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As q Family PhysIe.

AZ q Family EnYbhos
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NOTICE.

The Sreasure, is now ready to receive ta1eso
the .econd installment of 1862.
r. n. HERSHEYB., Treasurer
Bv II. HERSHEY.
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Notice.
In Probate


Samuel Eichelbarger, Executor of
Hongh deceased, Plaintiff
is i;td& VS.. In 7
Lucinda j. Pittenger, Wm. A Pitten 4
ger, John F. Pittenger, John Hough,
Milton Hough, Met lure Hough, Al z
mira Hough, p. Hough,. Hiram HouAh 81
Francis Ruth, Luther Ruth, John Cou
Hough. Jno.O o. Hough, Isaac Hough,
Lewis Hough, Edmund Hough, Mar
garet n ough, Henrietta Hough Mary la
E. Hough, John Hough, William
Hough. Alexander and Henrietta Sea Ashla
ton, Anna Quin, David Hough, Fred /.
erick Hough, Paul Hough, Josiah 4
Hough, Mathew Hough, GEORGE I1r =
w. Hough, Francis NJ. Hough. -
Beegley and Sarah A. Beegley, Da- o.
vid and Mahala Bennett, Mary
Hough, Henry Hough, Fernandez
HI ugh, Hetta Hough. John A.. Heugh
Chas. and Louisa Diesem. William Petit
and Elizabeth Strickland, John
Thomas, Henrietta Thomas, Jan
Thomas and Louisa Shearer, Defen- sal
dants. la
XTOU are hereby informed that on the &c
of January, A. D. 1868, said Execut
his petition in the Probate Court of Ashfa
Ohio, the object and prayer of Inch petit
obtain an order at tho March term of said c,
the sale of the following real estate, tow
farm upon which tn said John Hough res
the time of his decease, being the Nerth-W
| of the Southeast quarter of section thir
BAY Township twenty-five (22), and Range
lei situate in Montgomery Township, !
| County, State of Ohio and containing one !
and forty-nine, (149) acres, more or less.
SAMUEL EICHELBARGER, I
of the Eztate of Jonn HoIgh, decea
By John j. Jacobs, his ATTIC
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EOTIGE

1O11C6 .L
The following Executors, administrators, and
Guardians have filed n the Probate Court of Ash
land county, their accounts for settlement, to wit:
Final account of James lawson, Ex'r of James
Lawson, Decd.
Partial account of VIM. and NJ. Culbertson, Admr's
of James Culbertson, Decd. .a
Partial account of Henry Zehner one of the Admr's
of Abram Fike, Decd.
Fiual account of John L. Campbell. Admir- of J. B..
Campbell, Decd.
Final account of Joseph Beohtel, admir- of Samuel
Lewis, decd. H-Fsf
Final account of Elizabeth Fast and George W
Phelps, Adm'rs of Eli R, Fast, decd.
Final account of Jacob Fast, Admir- of George
Plice, decd.
Partial account of Isaac G.. Sturteyant, Guardian
of the heirs of Isaac Howe, decd.
Partial act of Jacob Stonr, Guard. of David D.
HamiltoncH IN. A.
" John Gar &
beth CIR q Eliza
/" efJoh die. s
Ham L Van Nest " Z" John NJ.
~ Henilton.
Grinry Winbigler. " John E.
Elisdle.
ma ha Barton, " " shinna-
" Mn heirs.
D. NJ. Dessenburg, William
m. Westheifer, J" William
"H. Ruffcorn.
E. Ingmund, Z" Allen &
Partial a Perry Metcalf-
David nd Account of E. ~Ingmund, Guardian of
Final acE and Samuel Warner.
Stoner,cwount of William Urick, Guardian of VIM.
Bron.
Final accoant o Frederick Wolf. Admir- Of Daniel
Wolf. Sen'r decd. as Guardian of the heirs OF
Daniel Wolf, Jr. decd.
Final account of William Westheifer, Guardian Of
VIM. TT. Martin.
Final account of J. B. Coff n. Guardian of Julia a
Cook.
The same will be for hearing in said Court OF
the Gin daJ of April, A. D.. 1868, at 10 O'Clock, A
NJ.
]. D.. JONES, Probate Judge.
March 4. 1868. mo. ~
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Farm for Sale

TUE undersigned, as Agent for fthe heirs Of
L James Gu bertson. decd. offers for sale the
premises, TO wit. The FARM formerly
belonging to James Culberlson situntet near
tsLITTLE LAKE,"i in Clearcreekr toYnshipr Ash
land county, Ohio,
- Containing 100 Acres
It is a good Farm,-;4h a good house and Earn
ton on : -
On Tuesday, March 3D., 1868,
onthe premises by the ndersiEped*5qz A
Terms made known on day of sale
Fss Is WMBCULBERTSONJAgeht
Feb. 8, 1863-ts- s sgeEsgR s.Ii t'aoE,
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Notice to Teachers

-eD rFsi gW-tee1a1 sfeLf-
THE Boar of School Examiners of Ashland
IL County will hold tn foflowi ng ezam nations
duringthe Y ar 1868, at Ashland, viz :fsW
rs,a3d vldSxfurdas ofFebfudry,
% snd s 1 ath aee5sa Apsf
1,54sts and q 4tboqfst ssldG1ebMay gee
g 2nd 6 4th 4IsE@
{: End " 9uiy
I'd q sth1 Anu asspfeIber
:. pad & ,4thao 5ea brig ssOctober,
and 4 4th te T = oyepbsr
2nd ,bera - ht5frS Deesmpe
These examinations will omgnenc e. at 9usicloc
|. M, and close ata4 p. u. No applicant will
be admitted afier 10 NJ. Written testimonials Of
good moral character signed by atleast tw0resPon-
sible persons, will be required, which TESTIMONIALS
will be kept on flee ,Noecertifeates can be ante-
dated. No private examinations be hsldl
None will be examined who do not expect to en-
gage soon in teaching in this county. Recom-
mends, where praetieable, arerequired Fl. m Schcsl
directors. We earnestly request them at the close.
of each term to send us mote OF the success of
their tcacher.s - ~ easf
This will aid us very much in giving certi6eateh
ynoI to those who are successful teachers
80 $50 az .aI Rev JOHN ROBINSON,
Clerk of Board Of Examiners
80 49, Ata~HE ~LL
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