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is natural fa unS ~TE68ddhkadng organs p1sdgcing Rsaa
tnemselves an9nE suffering, and disease. While IN this
eral a ~ Oppressed by the derdngennentgst take Ayers
Pills, and see how directly they restore the natural 40.
fiop Of the system. and with it the buoyant feeling Of
health again. What is true and SO apparent IN TINS tl1vl4
and comIaon complaint, is also true in many Of the deep
seated and dangerous distempers. The same puzgative
effect expels them. Caused by similar lopsfrecnons sno
arrangements of the natural functions OF the Dcqy' tney
are rapidly, and many Of them surely, enredoy the sams
means. None who know the virtues OF these Elnsi
ders they cure. EcE11aa
Statements from leading physieians ~ some OF the
principal cities, and from other well Known puone PEI
sons. Ts r. f1zfT zrpTpI -
From a Forsoardiag Merchant o, 81 LotfsZ Feo.4 :, lsoe
nm. xyER. Your pills are the paragon 81 all thai -
great in medicine They have cured my tittie asngnss6x
Of ulcerous sores upon her hands and feet tnAr nn proven
incurable for years. Her mother has beer. long grey,
ousiy afflicted with blstehes andpirnples on her SKIN 49,
In her hair. After our child was cured, she also trieo
your PILLS, and they Have cured her.
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Collectors Notice. s.
THE Assessors Dap1Ieate for the Internal Reve-
l. nuo Tor the county of Ashland, for the Taxes
\, essed under the act of Congress, passed July
?. 1852, has been returned to me, the same is due
md payable at my office in the Town Hall build
ing No 1, in Ashland, between the 18th day of
February and the 9th day of March, 1863.
Taxes due for LicePse, Manufactures, Slaughter
ed Animals, &c., for the months of September,
October and November. 1862, must also be paid.
Currency received fol-. Taxes-Legal Tender
Notes and State Bank of ohio.
N. B. PARMELY, Dep. Collector,
Division No 5, District No. IA.
Collectors Office, Ashland, Feb. 70, 1868.
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DE.AETNEST OF THE =. ISE TER q,

Washington, d. c., TN Feb, 1s5A
SIR +: I have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice ever since you made them, ana 40 NOT nesltateoo
say; they are the best eathartic we employ; Hneir regn-
lafing aetien on the liver is quick and decided, eonse-
quenfly they are an admirable remedy for deEnngeiaente
of that organ. Indeed, I have seldom found q case q
bilious disease SO obstinate that il did not readily yieldoe
them. FraternalE yours, AL0NZo BALL d. p,
IL II - Physician Of the Marine Hospital.
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Ha, Ia, hal Gotpthy werk again.
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GLH49QI HhAiE
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If thu Administration is the Government,
Why didn' it die with General Harrison, or
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x-ayo bsEsltl4zt Spirit or Var. 3 -
bassfs4 sMherefore greet me with a frowning
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
NEW FIRM.

HERMANY &c WILLIS,
w oULD respectfully announce to the citizens
w of Ashland county, that we have bought the
entire stock of
STOVES & TINW ARE.
of JOHN P. SCHMUCKER, and are bringing
a large lot of New Goods 10 add 10 the stock which
we propose to sell at w 7 than they
can be bought elsewhere in this vicinity.
Our assortment of everything usually kept in a
first class tin stoIe e, is ] large and full.
Custom work done 10 order ON short notice.
Rooms. I'd door Yves. of the Miller House, ASH
land.
C. W. HERMANY,
D. w. WILLIS
February 4, 1s63-nS6tf,
Attachment.
Elizabeth HANNAH, A9PI
Against -
William Hannah.
n efore William =. Hill, J. p, of Mexican town.
ship, Ashland county, Ohio. =.
On the 18th day of January, A. D., 1858, said
Justice issued an order of Attachment in the abovei
action for the sum of. ffty-nine dollars and forty
nine cents, and the same will be fer hearing on
the 18th day of March. 1868. g
Feb.4s1sss@3w*
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.
From Dr.. I7e5doSe Beu, Of Nero Tofk Cry.
Not only are vour pills admirably adapted to their pur-
pose as an aperient, but / find tleir beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed.trThey huyc,tn my prno-
tee proved more eHectuai for the cure of bilious corr
pLaints than any one remedy I can mention I sincerely
thy the confidence of the profession and the people.
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Are you sick, feeble, and Gem
planning yououf Of order,
with your system dernngcd, and
your feelings uneomfortablef
These<symptoms are often che
preludet to serious illness. Some
fit of sickness Is creeping upon
-yeu, and should be ayerted By
timely use Of the right remedy.
Fake1 Ayers Pills, and cleanse
outthe dlsordered humors-Pu-
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/, move on unobstructed IN health
again. They stimulate the fune-
Aions of the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system nom
the distractions which make
] disease A cold. ssfft6sfrucfs
where mtnfE6eTed<react uDon
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AfFn0t content with what I have achieved ?
Have l net filled the orders / received?
Have | not scourged the land from shore to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-13
FOURTH TRAIN.

MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at 3OOp. M, stop.
min Al All stations between Columbus and Cincinnati
arriving at Cincinnati ct s2Op m; connecting OF Lon
don for Springfield.
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Winter Arrangement
Little Mia Miami ia \ Columbus d nll US y xenla
.wMI7Q y !
's.lG'lss All ROADS.
YOy Cincinnati, Dayton d Indianapolis
Through to Indianapolis without Change oi Caro-
and but One Change Of Cars between
~ ~ Columbus and St. Louis.
e2 019 9e,t ..'t." y
en- Ind After Monday. Dec. D.
o1662. -n
ITnins will run as follows
-Four Trains Daily from Columbus
Sundays sxcspted.)
FIRST TRAIN.

NIGHT ExPREes, Via DAYTON, et l:2O q. m stop
ming NJ london Xenia Dayton, MidiletoHn and Ham
iton: aryyinQ At Cincinnati at $40 nj conneotins
directly Wlth Ohio and Mississippi Railroad forLonisvle
Vncsnnes st. Louis, Cairo, and all points southwest
arriving at st. Louis at 1880 p m. At pAyton AZ -
with trains fer Lafayette, Terre Haute, Chicago sno
Ill nsx,s. Wat
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SECOND TRAIN.

CINCINNATI ACCOMMODATION at s:S0a. NJ
tsnn,ng Al All statops between Oolumbus, Cincinnati
DAYTON and indianapolis; arriving At oincinnan 4.
Il05 q. M, Dayton 9;0e Q. M; lndianapoi. ~ %
p. NJ. connecting directly at Loyeland Win ne n' .
o. r. r. for Ohillioothe, MaEetta and PArkeNpuis'
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

HI For further information and Through Tickets,
apply to II. L. D0HBRTY, Ticket Agent. Union Depot
P. W. gTRADBR,
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati
JNo. ". D0HERTY,
Agent, Columbus.
H.W. WOODWARD,
Superintendent, Cincinnati
Columbus, Dec. % 1859
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| Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarkenese
Group, Bronchitis, InGtpient Con.
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in advanced stages
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This Is remedy universally known to snrpAss any
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints, that
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Few the communities or even families among nem
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as they know too the effects Of this remedy we need mot
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tues that 1t did have when making the cures which nave
won so strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
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THIRD TRAIN.

DAY EXPRESS at li3O p. m. stopping at Jefferson,
Lon ion, charleston, XeniA, Spring Valley, ooISln,
Morrow, South Lebanon, Fosters, toveiand uamp
Xenia and Dayton; arriving at Oincinnau ~ 6sO
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their respective secitaas much a.
soms families here have been d,,slei
by the war Tbs bed e. he LaPlt
river was also raised lwelse af ai,esa
tcet 81 ssts 90 b ,he earth Gliding
10 BOT b 40 appaf nj efesdieg o. q
the bej q The stream On ibc sholc
it vas apparently a singular s'lar--
Ne one sss i take place, 30, The hour
4, ehich Il oceurud Is faxed by some
wofkm5a who having tit With a load
20 bay returned 10 hna their Geld ot
labor some ways below where They
led ill., Bphsgioa Z ~ Frsr Paa.
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iv declaring once mare ~ shs Feaeh
ssea < I.aeuy. E4ualiy anl Ea.er-
a.iy. asd garry tae Feaeh
bsyeaa he Rhae 70 lho ssooar e r
lanl. erns 81 Ally 81 Italy oacap iaes
French ARMY oh ,he plain. If Ger.
nsny usar ,Ae bad Il a Nsfal,oa,
aad Earore voala cspei ce urh d
esntalaon - sbe hss 90, knawn since
lhe dys 4 ne Firl Empire. Va
poleoa must place himself 81 ihe hfa3
4 tie revolutionary seatimea, q
Fuuce or iiat sentiment niil lay lm
aside and proceed 70 ns work. u
either cas- me efecl upon Europe
viii be ihe same
Emplaically. tbs {. A age 81 rev
o'siaa& Oar ewh iand !, rcgi Nah
ei,l war and agitaiel by questions q
t,Eorm Tie coudaseauoa i. already
lighted O. Europe bow long 10 burn
aai loa WIDE 10 spread, 30 man can
bU. Nations are uiel by the Test tire
81 var. ana systems Of error clumbie
silently teiore tie bot blast Of on ad-
verse pubic opinion. In all probabii +.
~, before ihe vorld !. again al peace.
thc boundaries Of nations viii Be shit
ted and peFhap. old empires be blot
led oul and new powers be designated
upon he map OF the world, At all
events many errors in government
win be 50 shaken that they can
never regain their original strength.
And sc may well hope that the blood
aud confusion that clalaclerizes the age
may be the price Of Of some great and
glorious advancement ofthe race.
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Tso coauints mas be said t. Iced
tbc rest g tie verAI-,be Gated
States AMI Ra,sis. And yst ~ God
~ wesicru Poser. sosratoially ca
deasoung 20 sap the strength and
cripple uae rcsogrccs 81 these I've "a.
tion., e,cp a tbe ri.k 81 starving th,lr
eaa pgor.e.
Teo more of jed DAVIS lmhceiIe
generals basrbce removed from their
commando The clamors # she South.
erp peaple vi.h regard 70 Pember,oa
have been answered, theagh rot cx-
ac,ly 10 tho way they expected
While on ii. way 70 Montgomery to
answer Tor his conduct 1t Vicksburg.
be was shot by q Texan soldier
John u. Floyd died a natural de,Ih
at Abingdon, Va, on the 2eth II Aug
ua. Thus ano'ber shining ligm of
the confederay ha. been snuiled out
Within the last month seventeen
steamers have run the blockade At
Wilmington, carrying $4,000 English
rifles, 10000 army blankets, l3l, 900
ready.made uniforms, $4,000 cases
ready made army shoes, ! locomo.
motive, riaed cannon, five cargoes
Of railroad ron aud many skillul ma.
ehinists.
One Of the New York rioters got
36 cents by robbing negro and also
ten years IN the states prison.
Il is supposed tht Gen, Hooker
will resume active service by tie 18th
Of September, either as commander
Of department or OF corps IL tile
Army OF the Potomac. There are
now some twelve or fourteen MAJOR
Generals not IN active service, two Of
whom are the two highest in rank,
NJ Clellau and Fremont.
Gen. Siegcl has been relieved from
all further duties ia Pennsylvania,
aud his staff mustered out OF the SER
vice. Some hatred 10 high official
quarters keeps valuable officer from
u position where he might be Of great
service.
The lilh Army Corps las been
transfer ed by Gen. Grant 10 lie Ar
my Of The Gulf. Great preparations
are going on at New Orleans tog the
commencement Of another canpaiIn.
opiile say the movement u To he 40
Texas, though tie naval activity
around Mobile would seem to indicate
that city rs The point OF attack,
Al a dinner Of some Of Tie Ollie, r.
If tie Department Of the Gull, lWo
OF The toaHs were rs follows. Gen.
Weitzel proposals ~ + Bank, tho
successful general, may he be known
to future generations As one Of the
Presidents Of the Uni cd States. The
respondent Of Tie Times pfeposcd
Maj. Gen. Weilze, as he should be
called. Auy be soon wear the double
star which norman has more thorough
y earned.
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wutiAu y. NrssoS, pramia eni
c.ussa 81 1Yallas orl. and Master q
Chapman 4. lie. Ne. 90. vas tarlea
On sunday lav. vi,h masonic horrors
Tac Centre Iale q Roland. Ado.
hiram Lolgr, NJ. g. Of this rla e,
wlh the Manchester Corae Band al.
tended tir funeral The funeral .cr.
mon was preached ~ Rev Alice
Walker
FArAL AecIpENr.-0ur cores
poadeat writes Us ,he particular.
d disirc. ns accident which occur.
red ia SYNDICATE On tie 2ob Of Auz
Il appear. that Wilson, soa o. Borr
Hord, aged about fifteen. while assist
inc IN loading hay Wa. 10 some man.
ncr Din upon the head ja,t over as
right ear with p.icb-fora, causing
bis death 10 about thirty hours DIS
Gray and Mos h made ~ examina.
ton ana found tia, one the Penetra
ted lhe br8in.
THr Winiham Conference of Con.
gregalional Churches holds It's annual
meeting IN Peru, on Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week. Sabbath
School festival on Thurs lay, +. NJ.
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state Intelligence,

Stale Intelligence,
The Rutland County Agricultural
Society holds its Seventeenth Annual
Fair nj Rutland, on the 23d ana IA,
day, Of September. Tie Address vii.
be delivered on Thursday at two
O'Clock
Miss CIarinda A. Barney, Of VII.
liston, WAS recently drowned in the
Winooski river while batting.
AT the next session of the Legisla.
ture, a charter for new railroad from
Bellows Falls to Windsor will be ap
piled for.
Tie Vermont State Fair i 10 be
held at Rutland this year and Will
commence September stu.
The Burlington Times says tia!
Norwich University ha, furnished for
the Union Army two Major. Generals,
siA Brigadier. Generals, including The
lamenled Lander and the gallant Ram
som, son OF Gen. Ransom, who was
| formerly at the head OF the institution,
and was killed in the Mexican war,
some thirty Colonels and q large num-
Der Of officers Of other grades.
Mss Marion Cady, young woman
living IN Shelburnc, was drowned last
week IN the lake near Smiths Point,
while bathing.
l. +. Knapp, late Captain Of 90.
| |. lG,h VI Vols, is recruiJiag a.
Townsend for th Veteran Volua-
tcers.
| Col. Jeweit is at his home in Swan.
ion quite unwell, bur hopes 10 be soon
able 10 return 10 his regiment.
Mr. Lalvin Clark, Of Groton, met
with a fatal accident on the 18th. The
load Of hay which he was driving up
ST and buried him so completely that
he was suiioealed before the boy ac-
companying lin could obtain ass st :
ance.
Tie recruiting office Of the Veteran
Corps at Montpelier was entered one
night last week and relieved Of what
few postage stamps, envelopes, &c, it
contained
Geo. II. Messer, sixteen years Of
age has been sentenced TO Tie State
prison three years for horse stealing.
The following are the officers APP
pointed thus far to recruit for the
Veteran Corps:
Captain David f. Cole, principal,
Chelsea.
Captain George g. Blake, princi-
pal, Swanton.
Isl Lieutenant Sidney $. Morey,
sub, Swanton.
Captain Xerxes c. Stephens, prin.
cipal, 81. Johnsbury.
2d Lieutenant Charles W. Randall,
sub, Montpelier.
Captain Henry A. Eaton, principal,
Bethel.
Captain Horace +. Brown, prinei-
pal, rhetford.
1t Lieutenat w. II. Norton, sub.
2d Lieutenant George w. Tobin,
sub.
Battery Sergeant Warren G..
b. Brown, sub, West Randolph.
CGEIoCs HASDsLiDg-We learn
tina! a somewhat remarkable laad.Ii ie
took place Oh The farm Of NJ. Newell
IN shelbune, On Saturday hsi. a.
described 10 a., some fre acres Of
land suddenly sank away, "a itlrt drop
by the running out or chgnseof place
OF a supporting q4ieksand. 4 small
wooded hill vas cut ia halves by the
operation, on. half remaining at is
old level, the other dropping a mum
her Of feet and leaving q peret diea-
lar face o. earth, reaching above the
tops Of the trees which crowned tae
now suukeu half Of the Bill TOP, some
OF these trees we're split iepgthwise
BY the opera ion, one half retnsining
up AND the other going dosn, with
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-01
War 5 Summary.
WEDNESDAY.

Charleston. Aug. ~.
Gen. Gilmore demand Tor the sur
render Of Fort Sumter and Mollis H.
land with a threat - she'll Charleston
n four hour, from tie delivery Of the
paper at Fort Wagner, was received
and returned a. seven O'Clock this
morning.
Gen. Beaurcgard, in his reply,
charges inhumunity aud violation Of
the laws If war against Gen. Gilmore,
aud ailirms that il the offence be re-
peated be- will employ stringent meas
ures Of retaliation. Up 10 this time
the threat to shell has not been exc
cuted.
Charleston, Aug 70.
On Saturday Goa shots were fred
at Sumter, Of which 4l9 struck inside
and outside. The east wall is much
SCARED and battered in aud the para
pet undermined. The northwest wall
With the arches, &C., have fallen in.--
The guns are all dismounted, and one
private killed. On Sunday the land
batteries opened from south 10 north
and the monitors from east TO west,
coming close up. The fire was very
damaging. The east wall was cracked
and preached and the shot swept thro'
the fort
II il said to-day that there are %
vessels inside the bar, including the
Ironsdcs aud tile monitors, aud 10
more outside
Gen. Gilmore sent communica-
ton at II o'clock On Sunday, giving
notice thai at | O'clock tomorrow he
would open fire on Charleston AID
ihat III the meantime non combaants
could 20 out OF the city.
Philadelphia, Aug. 10.
4 private despatch received here
from Washington says that the War
Department has the announcement u
the surrender 81 Fort Sumter.
Norfolk. Va, Aug. Is
The Richmond Examiner u 10. day
has bden reeeis I'd. containing Charles
tom dates o. th.. 2tth. aIicl, say
Last night 81 u o'clock The enemy
opened fir on ihe ely, firing fifteen
c-neh Parr0il shells.
Aou.com atsais are Having 10 a
continuous STREAM.