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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-16


THURSDAY, September 18th, 1868,
at 10 O'clock a. NJ, at the Court House an
Rooster, Ohio.
The whole number required from this district is
SIX N NINETEEN, TO which fifty
per cent. will be added to cover exemptions. The
following table exhibits the number to be drafted
from each sub-distrlct:
HOLMES COUNTY-To the first zsub-district
q; Second, 81 Third, 10 Fonrth. 27 Fifth
IL; Sixth, 10; Seventh, 10.
ASHLAND COMMITTEEMAN seb-districs, Rug.
giles, Troy and Sullivan, "a Ninth, Jackson and
Perry, 20; Tenth, Clear Greek and Orange, "a
Eleventh, Montgomery and Milton, 81 Twelfth,
Vermillion and Mifiin, 81 Thirteenth. Mohican
and Lake ID; Fourteenth, Hanover and Green, "a.
WAYNE CoUNTY-Fifteenth sub 80
Sixteenth, rs; Seventeenth, "a Eighteenth, 90
Nineteenth, 80; Twentieth, % Twenty first, Al
Twenty second, "a.
MEDINA COUNTY-Twenty-third sub-district,
80; twenty-fonr h, 10; twenty-ffth, 81; twenty
sixth, IT; twenfy-seventh, 10 twenty-eighth, IA
twenty-ninth, II; ~thirtieth, Is thirty-frst, Is.
aL0RAIN COUNTY-s2d suh-district, 16; a8d
&c; 34th, 10 Both, 10 Seth, %; 37th, "a
38th, Sc; seth, Is 10th, %, 41st, 20; 42d, 16.
The draft will commence with the forty second,
SUBJ district in Lorain County, and end with the;
first sub. district in Hc1mes unty-
EgsE L.. DRAKE, a0
Capt. & Provost Marshal.
Wooster, Sept. IL, 1903.
The bills in the first place announced that the
draft would take place on IL 18th of this month.
Since then we have been informed that It has been
indefinitely postponed.
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VaIIandighan---He Votes to Pay the
VO1unIeerS.

The charge has been made, and is being re.
peated in every school district of Ohio, that
V~allandigham, never voted while in Congress,
for a bill authorizing the payment-o of the vol
unteers. This is false. He never refused to
vote for such a bill, unless it was taken to an
endorsement Of the Abolition policy of the
Administration.
Mr.. Vallsndigham favored increasing the
pay of p~rivates from $11 to S13 persmonth /;
and insisted thai they should be paid in gold:
On the 9th cf July, 1861, he voted for a
bill to provide for the payment of the. militia
and volunteers called into the service of the
United States, by proclamation of the Presi-
dent, dated April, 1861. The bill appropria-
ted the sum of 100000. The evidence of
this fact viii be found on the thirty-frst page
of the Congressional Globe, extra session, 37th
Congress
"Mr. Stevens-Mr. Speaker, I ask the
House, by unanimous consent, to put this bill
on its passage.
Mr.. Vallandigham-I presume that there is
no object to the bill at ALL" =.
Tho bill was then passed. After this, will
the Abolitionists continue their false charge
concerning the Democratic candidate?
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Grand SteepIe Chase. in which the
whole Troupe of Dogs and Monkeys appear.
Will be exhibited in conjunction w.th
MELVlILE'S AUSIRAII IN CIRCUS
.gs .1s y and the
R. Sands Great American Circus.
Melville in his intensely thrilling and highly SEN
sational Bare Back Act.
Melville and his Sons Sammy, Frank, and George,
in their Beautiful. Graceful. Elegant Surprisin g and
Unapprochable Accobatic Scenes, Comic Pastimes
and ~Pyramidical Parlor Fostering;
George Ross, the best General Equestrian Fer
former in the world, in his great Principal aud
Pirouetting AMI leaping Act, and his wonderful
ESomersaultipg.
Shappee and Whitney, in their Novel and Ter
rigc Trapeze Act, IN which they surpass all cempe-
titors and keep tie audience spell bound by their
graceful pose their aimoEt miraculous evolutions,
their extraordinary agility and Daring Dash.
The GREAT AMERICAN CLOWN, Humorist,
Comic Singerand Stump Speaker, SAM LONG,
the modern Grimalui.
A Troupe of CHARMING LITTLE PONIES, the
most beautiful in the Universe, will appear together
with their RIDERS, and the Talented
Troupe in the attractive and Equestrian Novelty.
called THE PONEY RACES or The ride for the
Derby.
Management point with no mall qualification tc
the above list of Unrivaled Performers and Extra
ordinary Novelties and Attractions, and beg to as
sure the public that they have not stopped at any
expense which would enable them to DEFY COM
PETITION, and outvie every other travelling es
adjustment in this country.
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PERRYSVILLE, Friday evening, Sept Is.
Speakers-Emerson and Campbell.
HAYESVILLE, Sept. 10. speakers-Hon
George Rliss, Campbell and Devor
MOHICANYILLE, Sept. 81 Speakers
Devor, McCarty and Knapp.
SULLIVAN, sept.21. speakers-Campbell,
McCray and Emerson
MIFFLIN,-afternoon-Sept. Fl. Speakers
Bliss, Kenny and Jacobs. "a
ROWSBURG, Sept. %. Speakers-Capt
Eason, Emerson and Campbell
MILTON, Sept 22d. s eakers-BEss and
Hit. ~
ORANGE, Sept, %. speakers-Bliss, Ken
ny and Devor.
TROY, Sept a Speakers-Capt Eason
Emerson and Campbell.
SAVANNAH, Sept. %. speakers-Kenny
Campbell and Emerson.
RUGGLES, Sept 3O.f Speakers-Jacobs,
Devor and McCray. alaf.
LAFAYETTE, Oct 1st. Speakers-Emerson,
Jacobs and Chase.
LAKE, Oct I'd. speakers-Jacobs and Dew
POLK, Oct 8. Speakers-Emerson and Nc
Carly. 70
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HOW They Change.

When the Democracy ran Jackson for Pres
ident, he was bitterly denounced as a murder.
er, scoundrel and villain. Then they claimed
to be Jeffersonian Democrats. When the De.
mocraey ran DoueIs for President, he was
bitterly denounced by the Opposition as a Nor
thern dough-faee, drunkard and sconndrel-
Then there were Jackson Democrats Now
when the Democracy are running Valiandig
ham for Governor, he is bitterly denounced by
the opposition as a traitor and scoundrel.A
Now they claim to be Douglas Democrats. We
predict, that in a few years, when the Democ-
racy are running some other man for some
other Office, he will be bitterly denounced by
the opposition, who will then claim to be Val
landigham Democrats:
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Partition Notice.

Jane Ann Murray, Margaret Uric, Mary Mar
garet Smith, Victai inc Smith, Thomas Hays and
Sarah Hays his wife, Alexander Ewing and Eliza
beth Ewing his wife and Samuel Uric, will take no.
tice that a petition was filed against them on the
25th day of Aus ust, A. D. 1868, in the Court of
Com mon Pleas, within and for the county of Ash
land and State of Ohio, by William Jamison and
Mary Jamison his wife, and is now pending, where
in the said William Jamison and Mary Jamison his
wife, demand partition of the following real estate,
situate in the county of ASHLAND and State of Ohio,
AMI more particularly described as follows; being
the Northwest quarter of section twenty ak, in
township ltwenty.three, of. range sixteen of the
lands directed to be sold at Wooster, containing
one hundred and sixty acres more or less; and That
at the next term Of said Court, the SAID William
Jamison and Mary Jamison his wife, viii. apply
for an order that partition may be made of said
premises.
, MARY JAMESON
By J. W. McCombs their Atty.
August Both, 1s63-6w. iel 81
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"a The Democratic Mass Meeting at Bu-
cyrus is said to have been the largest meeting
ever held in Ohio. With the presence of the
distinguished speakers who will positively be
be at our meeting on the 10Th of this month,
We expect to beat even that. One of the edi-
tors of the New York Caucasian besides others
mentioned, has been invited and will proba-
bly, be here. He was at Bucyrus and will be
in Mt. Vernon the day before our meeting
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"a The Democratic Mass Meeting al
Wooster last week was one of the largest
meetings ever held in Ohio. Speeches were
made by the Hon. GEo.H. PENDLEToN, Hon.
Chiffon A. WHITE, Mr.. gibson, of Mahon-
ing, Judge GREEN and several others. We
will give a further notice of it next week.
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MELONS! melons melons,

Aaron Binkard, the popular gardener ba
now on hand an immense quantity of melons
large and delicious, at his place about one and
one half miles north of Ashland, where they
can be bought by the load or otherwise at the
lowest rates. He is slso in town every day
with a load of them and as he proposes to
come regularly he hopes to receive the patron
age of the public.
August 26th, 1s63-3w.
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na- JEFF, the beef hound, and dealer in
land warrants, got into a show free two years
ago by pretending to be the clown. When
the door keeper found it out he only remarked
that the fellow looked so much like a d-n
fool that he took him at his word. He ex-
poets to get into the one that comes next
week as a specimen of an unusually mean
style of Jaekass.
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Put this in Your Hat.
SENTIMENTS OF vALLANpIeHAM

49, - -
B6Espo right !; and trustt to God and Truth. and
the People. Perish office, perish honors, perish life
lsefI5huf do thething thai is right, and do it like
. ~maHc--SPesea JJdnuary 14th, 1868.
E6e-"Deyoted to the Union from the beginning, 1
viii notdesert it now, in this the hour of its sorest
,sWE from Speech.
1aS- mot believing the soldiers responsible for
tne war, or us purposes, or its Consequences, 1
never withheld my vote where their separate inter-
es.s we're onesrned-"-Spes January IA, 1868.
k7EesssST. 4 am against disunion. III find mo
more pieashre In aSouthrn disunionist than in
Northern OF wes.ern disunionis,s speech De-
ceu6Ars15tx, 1885, saIf48 -L1tE
M 81 aRn hiend of the Confederate States
or their cause, but It's enemy."zEztract from speech.
16-.1 am 2 Democrat-for Constitution, for
Law, for onion, for Liberty."4Extract from Speech.
e1ef- "Nster with my consent shah peace be
purchased ct the price of DISUNION f"-Extract
ftsle 2Eeesl-fz eGf ygtf&t. stcH5untaN -.
-l9,.No oree of Punishment, executed by su-
Perfor force, can release me from my right as a
oaizen of0 hiosand of the United States = >
kFery sentinenti and expression of attachment to
the Union, AZ d devotion to the. Constitutional my
country@Fhich ] have ever cherished, shall abide
unchanged and unretracted until my return
6s5ore 5anishnaent. = ,f
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IMPORTANT NoTIcE,-We hereby notify
the public that after the 18th of August we
will close up our books and give no credit to
any person. Our rule will be imperative. All
persons indebted to us are requested to call
and settle Immediately.
BYERS & MENTZER.
Polk, August II, 1868.
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Bro. OberIy.

Ashland county sends greeting to Wayne and
requests her to turn out in force to the Mass
Convention to be held at Ashland on the 18th
of this month. Remember Ashland sent
large delegations to Wooster last week, s
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The Home Journal 81 ys hat Mrs. Lincoln
is talking of a trip to Europe, to be accompan-
led by her eldest boy, now in college at Har-
vsrd, but wishing to complete his education in
Germany. Why does not Mrs. Lincoln send
him to Dixie, like many other mothers who
have taken their sons from school and sent
them there to finish their education?
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FOR SALE.

A SPLENDID FARM, situated on the Troy road,
IA six and a half miles north of Ashland and
three miles east of Savannah, on the Perrysbarg
road. Said farm contains lO7 acres. So acres cleared
land balance good timber, with excellent water
privileges; also, a good hewed log house auda large
bank barn, and other necessary out buildings
This farm is desirably located and in as good a
neighborhood as Ashland county. contains.
Terms will be found very reasonable. For further
information apply to the subscrib, II, one mile north
of Ashland.
HENRY HEIFFNER.
Septenb or. 18Th. 1853. =
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y-a1Iandieham Pic Mic

The Union-loving Democracy of Perry aud
adjoining townships will have a Gand Demo,
cratic Pic Mic at
Rowsburg, Tuesday, September 22d, 1863.
Addresses viii be made by Capt. B. EAsoN,
of Wayne county, Rev. W. A. G. EMERSON,
and R. NJ. CAMPBELL, Esq. All are respect
fully invited to attend.
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s- We see by the Ashland Union that
our friend William Larwill, Esq, of Loudon-
Vile, insthat county, has been nominated as
the Democratic candidate for Representative
in4the Legislature. This is an excellent nom
~ination, and the gallant Democracy of Ash
land Will never regret the election of Mr.. Lar
waILStdrk County Democrat.
H9S9- All true. The Democracy of Ashland
ceuntysswil have in Mr. Larwill a Represents
tive of whom they will be proud. He pos
sesses all the courage, intelligence, integrity
aud manliless demanded by this great crisis il
Gun public. affairs.
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JACKSON TIP. DEMO
CRATIC CLUB.
Attention Democrats.

There win be a meeting of this Club at
Ramsay's School House, ON
Taesaay EUening, September %, 1868,
for the purpose of adopting measures to at.
tend in full force the Democratic Mass Meet
ing which will be held in Ashland on Friday
18th. Speakers will probable be present.
Let there be a full turn put
a. HAMILTON, Pres't.
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r GIessner.

The citizens of Richland county will have a
good opportunity to hear those eloquent cham
pions of. the liberties of the people, ALLEN
and DEAN. Turn out with a big delega ton
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Lost or Sto1en--$5 Reward!
On Saturday night last a black setter dog,
of the female persuasion, strayed or was stolen
from the owner in Ashland. No white spots
on her. Had on a leather collar with a silver
plate upon it, on which was engraved the
owners name. The above reward will be paid
to any one who vii. return her to our office. y
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8 n K a z II ID

From the premises of the undersigned about two
miles West of Ashland, on the Sth of this month,
a red COW, some few white spots on her, aboae
ten wears old, gives milk from but three teats.-
She was last heard OF about three miles South of
Ashland. on the Hayesville road, Any person Civ
ing me information by which I can find her win. be
suitably rewarded. - "
Ashland, July o, 1868. bar st
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Bg- The only thing The Republicans have
to electioneer for Brough is that he was once
a Democrat. Vallandigham twas once aDem-
ocrat" and is a Democrat still, which is the
kest. ola l BIS as4aoa
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

Sale OF Real F1state
TN pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
bate Court of Ashland County, Ohio, / will of
fer for sale at Public Auction on the 18th day of
August, 1868, at II o'clock, M. upon the premises
the following described Real Estate, situate in the
County of Ashland and State of Ohio, toswit;-
Lots number 90, SO, 100 and l101 in the town of
Perrysville. Appraised at $500. 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 premise sold.
af LOUISA M. GUNTHER,B9 m
8r Executor of George Gunther, Decd
July 10, 1S6S-n6 Il, sfe495lr,E ga7 SOS
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Rro. EsteIf.

We hope to see gallant little Holmes large
" represented at our Mass Convention on the
18th of this month. Hon. WILLIAM ALLEN
and Hon. HENRY CLAY DEAN of Iowa, will
certainly be present. .iers
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ADMINISTRATORS A

r Will sell at public auction, in front of the Town
Hall on
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER I'm, 1868,
the following property belonging to the Estate of
John Jacobs, decd. to-wit: the East Room of the
Town Hall building with the portion of the Ware
Room belonging to the same in the rear thereof
and all privileges and aFpurtenences belonging
thereto as deededto said John Jacobs decd, by the
Incorporated village of Ashlend Terms. made
JOHN J. JACOBS Admir-,
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Executors Notice.

t executors NOClce.
NoTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
was on the Sd day of September, 1868, ap,
pointed anu qualified as Executor of the last will
and testament of John Kirk, deceased.
A. r.. SIGLER.
All persons indebted 10 the estate of John
Kirk, are requested to call and make immcdi-
ate settlement, and all having claims against the
same must present them within one year,
A. R SIGLER. a.
< September, ID, 1s63-tf,
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Br The draft has been indefntteH post
poned. That means until just after the cleo.
ton. SO Etrsa
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Bridge Notice.

=. Bridge Notlce.
NOTICE is hereby given that we will sell 10 the
IN lowest bio der on
Thursday October 8, 1868,
at 2 o'clock T. M. the building of a bridge across
the creek Immediately west of the town of Ashland,
on the south road from Ashland to OIivesburg.
ROBT COWAN, "a f
JOHN BERRY,, Com. uet
JACOB EMERICK.J
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@R@mA 1ASD
Composed of renowned Solo Artist led by
PROFESSOR s. REEVES. ~ ha5
Admission to the three Shows only so cents
to Boxes, 25 cents to Pit. Children under IL
years 25 cents to Boxes. No half price. III
! Doors open at 2 P. NJ. and z j. NJ. Perfor
nance commences, at 2s and u o'clock P. NJ.
September 10th, 1868. ai55ae III a.
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THE LAST HAIR WILL BE
PLACED UPON THE CAMEL'S
RACK, IF THEY DARE Do 1T.

BACK, IF THEY DARE DO 1T.
THAT unparalleled specimen of a popular
sergont q ABRAHAM LINCOLN, has issued a
pronuncianento, after the old style of his il
l~pstrious prototype, Santa Ana, of "God and
Liberty renown, suspendihg the writ of ha-
6eds' corpus in every State of the American
Uniont =
sArMADIsoN attributed the downfall of an,
cisnk and modern Republics to two causes
First, abfidgment of the freedom of the PEG
PIE BY GRADUAL md silent approaches. Sec
ono, the turbulence, violence and abuses of
PeEerb by the majority trampling upon the
@zehts>ef d
The approaches of this Abolition despotism
have neither been i"%silentY nor "guarded."-
Near did tyranny make more rapid stridesl
Ansimbecile faction, gloated with plander and
sfee1zBacts, are urging the Administration
toward, and appear resolute to precipitate the
sirrepressible eonfict," and compel our people
to regain their lost liberties throughout a sea
ofscarnags and revolution such as the history
Of thefEorld cam furnish no parallel.
sd1t islesident that with the administrator it
Bas question of neroe. Their progress will
be measured BY their fears, and their estimate
Of thefwillingness of the people to bear the
b~urdensthey seek to impose upon them
7oTbisshspension of the great freeman's writ
pasvirtual proclamation of martial law. 1t
~annihilates che power of our civil courts to in
teEpose between the people and the usurper
who proposes to strike down their liberties.
krButfhe peopIe aciU exercise their ancient
rights; They aoiU vote They will vindicate
their manhood and establish their majesty;
aadnif the tyrants will have a desolation and a
RESTITUTION such az the Imagination can scarce
" conceive, let them undertake a Kentucky
coup 1efdt in Ohio! tForewarned" long
since, a yigilent people, jealous of their liber-
ties, were long since "forearmed
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5XXZE will offer to the lowest and best bidder Oh
wv the Both day of September. at.2 O'Clock,
Pm; the building of q Bridge known as Finley
Bridge, in Mohican township.
Also on the 9TH day of October, 1868, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ, the building of a bridge in Ruggles
township. across Buck Greek, near Mr.. Briitoners
John BERRY,
ROBERT COWAN, sCom'rs.
Sept. 1e, 1868. saH
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p emecratIe state Ticket.


-.saeasABa 1sf4ad |-a ss3 ms.
..o4 bs-ofAs For Governor, -.5
GLE MESy LYALLANDIGHAM, of Monigo merry
.ss4auim wi Bieutanant Governor. 1sfEA
1dob GEORGE B. PUGH, of Hamilton r
u G9ve scF q Auditor of State, saeHa
WJELIAM HUBBARD, of Logan.
.aef4 VTreasurer of State, 81 -
70 zoa5sHoRAEES iKNAPP, of Ashland,
4ew sdl efh% Supreme Judge, s 5fT
.rP. VAN TRUMP, of Fairfield.
Board of Public Works,
s1s1 s5JoHNcHf HEATON, of Belmont,
Ashland Co. Dem. Ticket.
ss5Seufe ;Seadtor-THOMAS J.4KENNY.4
ssaRepresentatiue-WILLIAM LARWILL.
n C7erk-WILLIAM G. HELTMAN.
Probate Judge-W. A. G. EMERSON.
Zredsurer-HENRY B. HERSHEY.
Conrmissioner-JOHN VAN NEST.
LnyfrnfaryDfrector-JAS. McNAULL.
ConoRer-JOM WOODBURN.
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Bound not to be undersoId. BHr Clothing made
to order on the shortest notice and fits warranted
I've seen and like his well known store t
Because I've purchased there before. -~e
In Greenewalds' store on Main street,
I'm certain to be fitted neat.
And to advance another reason,
81 All goods 1 find to suit the season; f -
And those who from his store shall buy N
Will find themselves all W athers dry.
Zachs' en6eavors, never fails
To turn out work to suit the sales.
This establishment is 10 Gated nigh, 30 ioi
Each branch receives a waLchful eye 10 p
In his store you buy not in doubt, q
- No false inducems nts are held out. 55
The one price system. tt ere's no better,
Is carried out to the very letter. !,
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FINKLE & LYONS
sgWIN.e MACHINES.

THESE Machines make the lock-stitch alike on
silk than the single or double thread loop-stiteh
Machines do will Hem, Fell, Gather, Cord, Braid,
Bind, &c., and are better adapted than.any other
Sewing Machine in use to the frequent changes and
great variety of sewing required in a family, for
they will sew from one to twenty thicknesses- of
Marseilles without stopping, and make every stitch
perfect, or from the finest gauze to the heaviest
beaver cloth. or even the stoutest harness leather.
without changing the feed, needle, or tension, or
making any adjustment of Machine whateyeru!
They are simple in construction, and easily uh-
derstood; and if any part is broken by accident, it
is readily replaced. rHT g5i4e
These are PECULIAR FACTS, and will go far
to determine the choice of any intelligent buyer.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE, OR SEND
o. CIRCULAR.
N B. Local AGENTS wanted in sections not yet
occupied. Address,
FINKLE & LYON s. M. co,
No. 5ss BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
August 9Th, 1868. II mos.
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aids al IT. KENNY SC oAMPRELLI0 toseiq
ATS AT LAW, ASHLAND, OHIO WILL At
tend carefully to all business entrusted to their
care in this and adjoining counties t,S49 -
II. NJ. CAMPBELL, TT. KENNY.
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NOTICE

TNHE township treasurers of the different towd
ships of Ashland County are hereby notifies
that the School funds for their respective township
are ready for distribution. f SKI
H.B. HERSHEY,
County Treasurer. Y
Septcmher 9A1a6a. LII