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Coughs, Coughs, Coughs,
Colds, Colds, Colds,
ASTHMA,
Hhooping Cough, Group, Whoorng Cough
Hhoqiag Cough, Group, Whoqping Cough.
BRoScurrrs, soRk THHon, BReScurs,
BRONCHITIS, soRE THROAT, BRoocHTIs.
CONSUMPTION.
In fact every form of pulmonary disease or az
lection of the throat chest and lungs, have an un
failing antidote in
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND.
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND.
So general has the of this remedy become,
amp popular is IL everywhere, that 1t is unnee-
cssary to recount its virtues Its works speak for
it, and find Dtterance in the abundant and V lun-
tary testimony Of the many who from long suffer-
ing and settled disease have by its use been re.
stored to pristine yigor and health.
READ THE FOLLOWING.
From Hon Jos. Poland, Stole Senator, VI.
have nsed Weeks Magic Compound in my
family, and have never found any remdy SO Of
fectual in curing coughs or soro throat, and other
diseases of the lungs. JOS. POLAND.
Montpelier, Oct. /, lsGo.
From, Hon. Timothy p. Rtdfeld
By using Weeks Magic Compound a short time
was entirely cured Of one Of the most severe and
obstinate colds upon my lungs that ever expert
enced, / know Of no remedy equal to it for cough
and lung complaints generally.
TIMOTHY P. REDFIELD.
Montpelier, October Is, lsG0.
g 10 Q UEa
short time since my child was attacked most
severely with Group. We thought she could not
live five minutes. single dose of Weeks Mag
ic Compound relieved her at once, and she has had
no attack of it since. think no family should
be without it. NJ. +. VARNEY,
Prin. Mississippi Valley Acadmey.
North Troy, April Is, 1850.
Testimonials like the above are constantly be-
lag received from all sections of the country where
" Weeks' Magic Compound has been introduced
All uho snfer from any diseps, Of the Throat, Lungs
Chest, can Obtain relief BY using
Weeks Magic Compound,
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manufactured by
E. B. MACON G. CO.,
North Troy, Vermont.
Sold by C. G. Peck, Ellsworth; j, II. West,
franklin; A. J. Whiting, Mt. Desert, and by
dealers everywhere. ly39
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Beware Of Counterfe,,s

AID UNpRiNctPLED DEALERS.
Who endsavor TO dispose OF THEIR owx and
other articles on the reputation attained by
Helmbolds Genuine Preparatiors
Extract Buchu.
:, sarsapariIla
Improved Rose Wash.
ASK FOR HELHBoLDS-TAKE NO oTgRe
Cat cut the advertisement. and send 70, i, a.,
Wv VV''l''" ana A+P9s~s lyeP
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TnE peculiar faint %
infection which wo
call ScRoFtLt turks
in the constitutions Of
multituies Of men. 1t
either produces or 10
produced by an en-
fccbled, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
THAT fluid becomes In.
,conlpctent to sustain
ithe vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
.lcaycs the system to
fall into disorder and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-24

flNHE undersigned take this method to inform
i the citizens Of Ellsworth and vicinity that
they have recently fitted up machinery Tor the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-24

Testimonials like the above are constantly be-
Jag received from all sections of the country where
" W eeks Magic Compound has been introduced
All pho suffer from any diseps, Of the Throat, Lungs
Chest can obialn rcltef bu usInq
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-24

Treatise the above subject the cause Of Nervous
Debility. Msrasmus ami Consumption, Wasting Of tllr
vital fluids the mysterious and hidden Paipia
tim, Impaired Nutrition and Digestion
This most thrilling book and is the result II thirty
Years experience Of the author more than t
Of this class Of dreful adie. II has been written
from conscientious and hlanropc motives and appeal,
most pathetealy TO rdreEs, Guardians and TO Youth
or details timely aid to restore The already SKATER
ED BARK. and rudder clear the shoals aud ROCKS for
Childhood Send two red stamps and obtain tia. mas
terry e9ort.
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Helmb0ld's Ext, BuChu

90 Is THE GREAT DIUREIIC,
and it is certain to have the desired eject IN all
Diseases, for Hhlca /. IS recommended.
RI 00ni DI ALAh M AnE,
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Business Cards.

EUG ENE H HALE,
GUNS ELLOP and ATTORNEY at LAW,
ELLSWORTH, ME-,
ortIcs on MAIN SrEET, over Geo. N. Blacks
tore, in rooms formerly occupied by the Hancock
Bank.
The business of the late Thomas Robinson re-
mains with the unders gned who will attend to its
settlement at the above named Office.
EUGENE HALE.
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Ayers sarsaparilla

IL compounded from the most e;feetnal anti
do,rs tbat medical science has discovered for
his affecting distcmpcr. and for the euro of
The disorders it entails. That Il Is far srrc-
rior to any ether remedy yet devised, Is
known ly II who have given it triai. That
II docs combine virtues truly extraordinary
in their effect upon this class of complaints,
is intisputaJly proven by tho great multitude
Of publicly known and remarkable cures it
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The genuine Smiths Razor Strops.
Figs, Candies Washing Powders Soap Dye stufs Truss
supporters, Spices Of all kinds Citron Cur
rants, Raisius. Tamarinds. Irish
Moss, Pickles &c sc.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-15
{ zsPush On the OoIumn,,

I 1874, the committee to Inform Col. Polk
of his nomination says an exchange, made a
visit to-the Hermitage. During their stay,
tho old hero extended the whole souled h5s-
pitality for which he was distinguished, and
gave them words Of encouragement As they
were about to1leave he clasped them by the
hand, and as he babe them farewell, he said
"Gentlemen the cause Of Democracy is with
you put your shoulders to the wheel, pray
God for success, and push on the column p
Those words were the battle cry of the
Democracy in that campaign. They
sounded like the living words of Jackson
throughout the nation. They put their Shout
ders to the wheel, they worked with an inspir-
ed energy, and they did push on the column
to victory! Democrats, the voice of jackson
speaks to you in thrilling tones and with an
earnest meaning. Treason is plotting in coun-
Gil, and disunion stalks out boldly in its fren-
zy and threatens. destruction TO those cherish
ed institutions to the preservation of which
Jefferson and Jackson devoted theii lives
The times call for action@We must work.
Let every Democrat up and "put his shoulder
to the wheel and push on the column"
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Wonderful Resuscif alton !---John
BrOugh Come to Life.
Beware of an Impostor!

Beware of an Impostor! a.
We published a week or two ago., what
might be esteemed a marvellous story of GER
tain -toads, 1digged out of hard pau, in Scot
land, thirty feet below the surface, which hop
ped off with unimpaired agility, as soon as
they were restored to air and sun light. Not
less wonderful is the resuscitation of John
Brough, who, fifteen years ago was consigned
to a political grave, from which it was sup
posed he would never emerge until the final
summon of the arch angels trump But John
has been digged ous, and now turns up, a new
Tod, for Black Republican uses, during the
present campaign in Ohio. John is President
of a railroad, which does net make any money
to speak of in times of peace, but which is
coming money out of the war and he comes
from his political oblivion, the opponent of
peace, on any terms, and the advocate of war,
on any terms. He is in the interest of his
railroad, and himself. Peace impoverishes
and war enriches him. Hence he is against
peace and in favor of war.-Logan Gazette.
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THE CRIME OF SILENCE 1.-The man wi

THE CRIME OF SILENCE 1.-The man who
stands by and says nothing when the peril Of
his Government is discussed, can not be mis-
understood. "-Lincolm's Last.
Was any thing casks the New York World
SO extraordinary ever before uttered by the
Chief Magistrate of a free country! Men are
torn from their houses and immured in bas-
tiles for the shocking crime o:-sILENcE !
Citizens of the model Republic of the world
are not only punished for speaking their opin-
ions, but are plunged into dungeons for hol-
ding their tongues! ... .a
When before, in the annals of tyrrany, was
silence ever punished as a crime Citizens
who disapproye of the acts of the Administra
ton, are denied even the refuge Of a dignifed
silence, and, on malicious and partisan con-
lectures of the motives of such silence, they
are deprived of their liberty 2 Few among us
ever expected to live to see such things done
an nobody, We are sure, to see them SO un-
blushingly confessed. s5
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate;

N pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
HCourt of Ashland County Ohio, 1 will offer for
sale at public action on Satur lay the 18th Gay
ofJuly 1853, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ. upon the prentice
the following described real estate situated in TIE
county of Ashland and State of Ohio, to-wit g
dwelling house and about one acre of land off the
N. W. corner of the N. W. quarter of section NUN
Der 90, in Green township in said county. appraises
at $3.50, also the E J of the N. WI of the E ] O.
N. E. quarter of section 90 in said township srs
county, containing ten acres, appraised at $500
Terms of sale; one third in hand, one third in ozs
year and one third in two years from the day q
sale with interest, the payments to be secured b,
mortgage upon the premises sold. sEi
PAUL OLIVER ADM. c of
June 10th, 1868.
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SOLDIERS .VoTING.-The Albany On W
argus after the punishment inflicted by MIR,
Lincoln, as commander-in-chief, upon Lieu
tenant Edgerly-dismissing him from the
service-for voting the democratic ticket in
New Hampshire, asks tie following pertinent
questions sis it not a mockery and a cheat
to talk about giving the soldiers the right of
suffrage, so long as the President dismisscs
them in disgrace f.they vote the democratic
ticket And will not the soldier be c~ccerced
in their suffrage, if the officers understand
that they are to be disgra led and punished
unless they control the votes of their men =
Very pertinent questions, though very easily
answered. -
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AN ORDINANCE.

To provide against the evils resulting from the
sale of Intoxicating liquors within the 1ncorpra-
ted village of Ashland.
Be it ordained by the Council the In, corpora
ed village of Ashland,
SECTION l.. That it shall be wful for any
person or persons by SCENT or wise to sell
within the limits of the 1ncorpora village of
Ashland, in aay quantity, intoxicaut liquors to
be drank in, upon, or about the buildt, or prcmi-
SEES when sold or to sell such Intoxicating liquors
to be drank in any adjoining room or building or
premises or other place of public resort connected
with said building,
SECTION g.. That it shall be unlawful for any
person or persons by agent or otherwise to sell
within the incorporated village of Ashland intoxi-
eating liquors to persons intoxicated or who are in
the habit of getting Intoxicated.
SECTION 8. That il shall be unlawful for any
person to get Intoxicated within the limits of the
incorporated village of Ashland and any person
found IN a stale Of intoxication within the limits of
the Incorporated village of Ashland shall upon con-
viction thereof be fined In the sum of four dollars
and pay The costs of prosecution.
SECTION 4. That for every violation of the pro-
visions of the first and second sections of this or
dinance any person SO offending shall forfeit and
pay o fine ofneL less than four nor more than fifty
dollars and pay the costs of prosecution. 80
SECTION B. The provisions of the first and sec
ond sections eff this ordinance shall not extend to
the sale of the wine manufactured from the pure
juice of the giape cultivated in the State of Ohio,
or beer, ale orreider. Gn-5 aas-4seee55
SEcTIoN,6. The giving away of Intoxicating
liquors or other shift or device within the limits. OF
the said Incorporated village of Ashland to evade
the provisins of this ordinance shaTlbe deemed and
held to be an unlawful practice within the provis-
ions of this ordinance.
SECTION T.. All prosecutions under this ordi-
nance shall be IN the name of the Incorporated vii
lage of Ashland before the Mayor of said village,
and all fines collected for the violation of the same
shall be paid unto the treasury of said village foi
the use ofsaid village. f#s rs 80
SECTION 8. The ordnance entitled can ordi
uance to prohibit the use of intoxicating liquors as
a breverage and to punish the violation of thu
same passed July 80, 1858, and Il e'ordinance en-,
titled t'are ordinances to prohibit the sale of intoxi
eating liquors as q breverage and to punish tht
violation of the sam passed April 10, 1858, be an;
the same on hereby. repealed,
SECTION 9. This ordinance shall take effec
from and after its passage.
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Gbe Asblauo Uni0n.

TEE Ashland UNIoNispubfishe exsrg
WEDNESDAY MORNING, in Ashland, A.hletd
County ono 5eu ~ ). 3 RS. s.sdoks,
the following rates:
Mail SubscribersAin adUaace, So S290y n
After the year has expired,
Town Subscribers-in GduGnce, ZIV
If paid after the expiration of six months, 80
After the y laws Rss, 81 RE#sBparERs.7 E dni
L Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, are considered as wisbingto continue
their subscriptions. ESQ s5 TX E9ffARAxa31 A
2. If subscribers order the disconuance of their
papers, the publishers can continue to send flfenf
until all arrearages are paid
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse TO takctbe pa
Ipers from the Office TO which they are directed, they
arc held responsible till they settle their b" 8, nndzt
lordhr the papers discontinued sss 1sFHzrf
a. If subscribers remove to another placcwttnont ss
informing the publishers, and their paperi is seat to
the former direction, they areiheld esponsibie
a newsI aper from the Office, or removing and1eav-sGf<
ing it uncalled fer, Is prima facia eSideneesot iAsTrf
tended fraud. Mts1asI s5 81
l. Tenlines or less make q Square. Displayed nd
Lvertisements in n single column, l0Ter cent. exu1
double column, doublethe abeyc rates at 30 per Ct
! extra. AdvertiEements 1saded and placed in thef
special notice column, one half merethan aleaIoyee6t
rates. sStB%ss9 H ID Aswsaas
All notices reqniredto be published by lswN2le-f.
gal rates, vi8ts 81 each square for the, Glsf three -
weeks3orless, and s35 cents each subsequent insef
| tion.a---
Administered ors' notices Of appointment enc dclset
Business Gards-5 lines. or less, So per aHr1 m,s-e
All transient advertisements must Ie hid dcgiq 4.
All advertinements not accompanied us4lAxritsns
! directions, will be inserted uniilforh ,sndsoHofE tdea
q ccordiDgly. 5at5Fe s E75ssfEf
Yearly advertisements payaf quarterly. sesssf
The above rates WILDE strictly adbeltdi 10. & 800
- 2et J.J & RrS.JAC9BS sProprielcis-
II
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Stand by the Goyernment,

The most distinguished in our history for
fstanding by the Government" are Tories of
the Revolution. When ethc Government"
oppressed the people, the Tories said, "we
must stand by the Government" When that
Government, |" in violation of the rules of civ
lied warfare, employed the merciless savages
against a Liberty Loving people, the Tories
still said, tive must stand by the Government,
no matter what blunder it commits, or what
outrages it is guilty Of" Patriots say "Stand
by the Constitution and law. Oppose any ad-
ministration that violates either. "-Logan Ga
zeae. r.
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Did You Ever ?

Did you ever observe any one of the Adolf
ton orators, or any one of the Abolition papers,
quote a single paragraph from any of Vallar-
digham's speeches, or give from the record any
vote of his on any measure or a~mednment p
Did you ever know Of any one of them to
quote a disloyaf sentiment from any one of mis-
speeches? Did you ever observe any of them
to read any evidence in proof of their asser-
tons that he is a disunionist
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Hon. HUaH J.. JEwETT.-The Columbus
(ohio) Statesman, in speaking of Hon. Hugh
J. Jewett, says: 0 HT6
Fl is a Democrat, as he has always been,
and supports the Dem ocratic State ticket nom
mated by the 18th of June Convention. He
indorses the action of tina. Convention, and
the platform it laid down."
That is Just what his Democratic friends
expected would be the case in all parts of the
State. They know the contrary charge to be
in Abo lition fabr:cation.--.C Gin. Eng.
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DEMooRArIo GLUE MEET1Ne-The

DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING-The Club
met pursuant to adjournment on Saturday
evening, July II, 1863, and was addressed by
T.. J. Kenny, j j, Jacobs and others Col
G. W. Uric was elected Treasurer of the Club
for ensuing quarter. On motion, a committee
of three, consisting of james Mceeol, j. j.
Jacobs and Isaac Gates, was appointed to So
licit speakers to address the Club during the
coming campaign. Club adjourned to meet on
Saturday evening next at n o'clock.
&c & %IE d. BRYTE, Pres.
GEO. W. HILL, Sec,y. &
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ID. G. . ou
ATTACH ENT' :
NOTICE.
! Civil Action.
Cephas Myers, Plaintiff,

cs VS.. 81
McCool, Sheriff of Ash of Ashland county, in
land coanty, De PENDANTS. Attachment.
,HsHE above named Defe ndant, John G. Myers, re-
sident of the State Of IlliRois, will take notion
that Cephas Myers, Plaintiff, Of the county of Ash
land and State of Ohio, did. on the 24th day of
April, a. D., 1868, file his petition i , the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the county of Ash
land, in said State of Ohio, against the said John
c. Myers, Defendant, to recover the sum of one
hundred and forty dollars and fifty cents-with in
terest at the rate of ten per cent. per annum on ff7
ty-ive dollars and fifty cents Of said amount from
the 18th day of December 1861; and W it'll interest
at the rate often per cent. per annum- on fifty dol
lars of said amount, from the 20th day OF October,
1857 being money due and payable by said Defen!
dant, John G. myers, to'the said Plaintiff,Etha an
orner OF Attachment has been issued upon said
fed that he is re quired to appear and answer said
| pdfit. on on or before The 4th day of July, AID
1868. 4t Asf"3a
JACOBS &KNAPPs Attys for Prf. Il
May6. 1s68-6w MO. saal -
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELEC-
q TION.
CATER the CenfralaC bmmiftec.

The Democratic Electors of Ashland Coun-
" are requested to meet at their usual places
of holding elections in their several townships.
On Saturday, Ausast I'D, 1868,
for the purpose of voting for the nomination
of the oHicers-te be-elected at the October
election in Ashland County, to-wit one Rep
resentatiYe, one Clerk of the Court, one Pro-
bate Judge, one Treasurer, one County Com
missioner, one Infrmary Director and one Cor
oner. You will also at the same time and
place, vote for delegates to Convention,-thc
time and place of holding which will be here
after given,4for the purpose of putting in
nomination a candidate for Senator of the Sen
atorial district,composed of Ashland and Rich.
land counties kHG
Said election to be holden in the following
manner, to-wit: the voters present ~toHeleci
one clerk andatwo judges, who shall make 9
poll book and tally list in the usual form adop'
ted at State and County elections. The polls
to be opened at 9 o'clock A. NJ, and close al
6 P. NJ. one of the judges to carry the pol
book to Ashland on Monday the 24th day Of
August. 8 ~ *
Said return Judges to constitute a board Of
canvassers to open and count the votes easl
for each candidate; those candidates having
the highest number Of votes for the respec
tive offices to be declared by said board to be
the nominees. A full attendance of the Demo
cratic electors is earnestly requested at said
election. .9f2s Sszm .@s.
By ordor of the Democratic Central Com
mittee, J.. T. COWAN,
1i1f ar Chairman.
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BS= The most noted exhibition of patriot
ism connected with the present war is by the
citizens of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, who, ac-
cording to the New York Times, no sooner
got New York regiments into their rihepits to
defend the city than they bounced upon them
as legitimate prey, and heeced them right AMI
left in the prices of such commodities as they
were compelled to have for their present sup
port 1t is the fate OF. war to. develop man
kinds worst passions. 1t comes in some mems
way to murder and rob with facility, and 9TH
ers to swindle with INSCRIPTIONS perseverance,.
In the latter role the' Harrisburghers show re-
markable proficiency. Onr readers have heard
of stealing the coppers from a dead mans
eyes. The Harrisburg people are gathering a
harvest from their own short-sighted OPTICS
Chicago Times.
And this is not all. We learn from r. s.
JACOBS, who went down there to try to get to
his old regiment, that after these brave men
had offered up their lives for the defence of
Pennsylvania in the terrible battle at Gettys-
burg, and while thousands of them lay groan-
ing in agony these Harrisburg sharks demand
ed of their friends 6ver a hundred dollars for
a horse and buggy to get there with to see
them. The great demand for teams gave them
this opportunity, while il seems to us that
honorable men whose property had just been
saved by those whom their friends desired to
succor, would not have asked anything for the
privilege in this way of paying the debt of
gratitude. they owed.
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MARRIED


June oath, 1868, MARGARET L BROWN,
daughter of j. q. dnd Sarah BIown, aged 81 years
8 months and24 days. she died not as one hav-
ing no hope but in The hope Of a blessed immor.
tally.
Sleep on sweetly dearest sister,
In thy lone and narrow bed
Oh how lonely since by thy bedside
Loved enes whispered she is dead.
- Sleep on sweetly dearest sister,
Kind companion Lived by all
With loved words thou will no more greet u
ri Like those words TINT we could tell. A'
Sleep on sweetly beloved sister,
~ Lonely sisters now are we,
When around our board we gather !.
There's a vacant seat for thee.
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Tncons1stency.


The Rochester Union thus brings home a
fact to the President:
. Mr.. Lincoln can coolly sign a warrant of
for MY allandigham, because
he 'savows his hos.ihty to the war on the part
of the Union" to an audience Of a few humid
red people in the backwoods of Ohio, and the
next moment receives in the executive man
sion and holds c%ounsels with Fernando Wood,
fresh from the utterance of the above senti
ments before thirty thousand people in the
great city of New York.
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Executors EsaIe OF real Estate.

TN pursuance of an order granted Ey the Pro-
bate Court of Ashland County, Ohio, 1 will of
fer for sale at Public Auction on the 18th day of
August, 1868. at II O'Clock, NJ. upon the premises
the following described Real Estate, ,ftuate in the
County. of Ashla nd and State of Ohio, 10 wit -
Lots number 90, SO, 100 and 101 in the town of
Perrysville. Appraised at 5000. Terms of Sale.
one half in hand and one half in one year from
the day OF sale with interest. The payments to. be
secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
LOUISA NJ. GUNTHER,
Executor of George Gnnther, Decd.
~ July Is, lS63-n6