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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.


Pursuant to notice, the Democracy Of Abs
hnd county met in Ashland, Friday, Sept.
18th, 1868. Early in the morning, Indictment
as 1t was, the people began to assemble and
by IL O'Clock a perfect avalanche thronged
our streets. The delegations of the various
townshipa united their numbers, and thus orr
ganized, were conducted through our streets
by the Marshals. The procession was evil
IDENTIFY three or four miles in length, and con.
tanned, at the lowest calculation, 5000 people.
Banners containing u variety of ser timenfs
and notices adorned almost every vehicle
One team Of sixteen horses drew a gigantic
car with "a ladies, dressed in white, with
badges representing the "a original States
comprising the Union. A procession Of near
one hundred on horseback. half of whom were
ladies, followed the gigantic car ; and then
teams and riders in great numbers brought up
procession. The greatest enthusiasm pre-.
vailed, and cheer after cheer was given for
Nallandieham and Pugh, as these thousands
passed through our streets to the grove west
of town, where the meeting was held. Never
ia the history Of the party in this county was
there greater COED feeling evinced than on this
nA0m0u0n
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qmyQ9uBH MEETING, ON fFRlDAYf17In copse
qaenee of . press of business We were unable
fur1isha = report of our Mass MectiGgion
Friday, the f25th n NTH it was too late f. his
papcrSWe would say, however to our friends
Of the neis hb6rn1g counties that it was I'm
neasurable the largest and most enthusiastic
political meeting ever held in our county ~
Thepeoplezw9reEou en- sadsss, with music aud
baihers,s IN wagons and ON horseback. Tliv
people were shouting the Democracy were re
jcicine 3andfhe Prpvosf Mash Is md Tax4
.GollecioFs-abont al the people that were rot
out-Esseeastopisheaa The people of Ashland
ea5 n 27E;eisng INTERESTED IN t6eswsifare efAsAe
Whise Man q 3 aadIoa
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TEE PLACE TO TRADE we dropped into
the Butter and Egg depot Of our friend GUrn,
the other day. and we're agreeabIy surprised
at the amount of business he is doing. Mr.
GUTH came among us in the spring, compara4
tisely a stranger to the citizens of this %ror;ion
of eur coun.y bus by liability. strict .atten
ton uT business and paying the best p,iee ior
the particular kinds Of produce in which be
deals, he has made a host of friends, and laid
the foundation for q lucrative business. Oar
friendsshouId mot fail toacall upan him when.
they cons to town fptrade-
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DIE AsbIaua anign

TEE ASHLAND UNION is published ever4
WEDNESDAY MoRHING, in:sAshland Asf1tne
County, Ohio, by
the following rates:
tMail SubscribersA-in advanes, $2,O9
After the year has expired, LOB
Town Subscribers-fn .adpaacc, eco
If paid after the expiration of six months, 2,2s
LAWS OF NEFsPAPERs.e
1 Subscribers who do not give express pctiee tq
the contrary, are considered as wishingt to eonti1p6
their subscriptions.
2. If subscribers order the disconuance Of their
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until all arrearages are paid. 5 II Lgs .ytJzaf
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse 70 take tbs pa.
pers from the office to which they are directed, obey
are held responsible till they settle their bs.sa dad
ordhr the papers discentil6ed- Nf rsfVs9hF
A. If Subscribers remove to another placi witneut
Informing the publi.hers, and theirpaperis SEMITIC
The former direction. they are held responriblo-
s. The Courts have decided that refusing totaks
q news1 aper from the Office, or removing and 1eav!
ing it uncalled fer, is prima faeia esideneeefj4-
tended fraud. % u 5rals SUI msf
Ten lines or less make a-Souare. Displ65ed ad
vertisements in a single column, 10 per cent. fxtif
Double column, double the abeye rates at 80, per et
extra. Advertisement l. AIDED and placed in the
special notice column, one haifmorethnp ths abevN
y6tes. ae9HI s51itnaesf
All NOTICES required to be published by law. he
gal rates, viz: 81 EACH square for the sfrstthfse
weeks of less, and sss cents each subse qusni ipssfS
4tion.
Business Cards-5 lines or less. SIS per arnfm.
advance. sss S
All advertisements not accom- apied With FriasH
directions will be inser.ed n~ntilfoff and charged
q ccordingly. 1i5a3 3s2sS 80 % ~
Yearly advertisers nts paynf4 quarteriysge
The above rates will BIO strictly adle,e ed tp.sd5
J.J. JACOBS, Proprietor fra
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'I>HE undersigned lost six head of Cattle de-
scribed IS follow One Pl ,ck Steer with viii e
face. 3.years old. while passing hr.ugh Woos er
N Sept i2.h. 1868 nom y field in NoJstci TIP !,
on the 10th. five head OF y ung CsttIe.-1 brown
Steer 8 years old, one brindle Steer 3 years ola. I
white neer I year old. I dun hei er 2 years old.
and one spotted STEER 2 years old A liberal re-
ward will be given for ANY infornaiio9 that will
lead to the recovery Of the above described cattle.
SAMUEL KREIElSG.
Wooster. O.. Sept. %. 1853.
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SHERIFF 5 sALz.
Mowhinnsy. Have q Co. in Ashland county

WHITNEY, HEse q Co IN AshIahd county
VS.
Ames & LEACH ct 81 Common Pleas.
In pursuance to The eammnnd of p Cd plsurius
order of sale of mortgaged premises duly issued out
ted the 25th day o! august. 1853. and 10 me diree-
ted / villfexpo to sade=st public auction at the
door ofthe Court Honse in Ashland on Saturday
The Sd day of Octoher, 1873. between The hours of
10 O'Clock AM and ) o'clock p. NJ of said d y
the following described lands and tenen en,s. stu
ate in the town of Ashland county of Ashland and
State of Ohio, to W.T.: in David Markley's addition
10 3 id9town; and mora particularly described ms
being lot number seventeen n ADD the west half
oflor Number sixteen rfsl being ninety IaQ1. feet
In stront. and one hundred and atty I~t5nlieSt deep.
wi 1r aiitthe privileges and appnrtennnces therenh'
TO belonging Terms of sale cash, a1pfaissl at
$2510.00
f7--o JANEs MeCooL sheriff.
September. End. Is6a-ts a6s =
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~ Those who desire to join an Artillery
Company under the act organizing the miliria-
of Ohio are requested TO meet at the iConrt
House III Ashland, onIThursday, Oct 9Th for
the purpose Of organizing an artillery com
spanys1i The State furnishes ali guns, equip.
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sEg All persons VIII stjl Herrick Aliens
Gold Medal Salarntus are .auihn,riz-d gt9 give
their rustoaie5s sthe privilege of using one
half the paPeF snd If NOT perfectly s~atisfac-
tory. To return The balance aud ret the amount
paid f IKE whoie. 1t is the best in the
world II is q great deal better tina soda 70
use with cream tartar. Trysit. Most of the
G rocers and Druggists Keep il.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

LosT.-A gold beaded chain on the streets
of Ashland about the 18th Of this month, be-
longing TO Ne lie +. Roller, Any person re-
turning the same to the Hardware Store p.
Roller and Hoyard will be well rewarded
". A. ROLLER
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THANKs.-To Mrs. A. l.. Fulton fo- . bas-
kst-of the largsst and most delicious grapes
Ye ever had the pleasure Of eating. We don't
'msan 10 say that ne ate them all At ono sitting,
but, a. they were exclusively for our humble
sell zssh6Ve bad the pleasure ofmaking their
ssqhainfaince for several successive days.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

WOOD WANTED As mary of orr friends
are DESTROYS of fayin. their subscription IN
wood We would say to all such that nov il an
excellent iiwe to briag it in.
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nCnns =

IRON Fps .sx In ".
THE UNURsIGhEI HAVING ENTIRFD 'NTOt
n co partnership Tor the practice OF Law in Ash
land and adjoining counties. are prepared Ia at-
tend 10 fRy business thai may be ntiusted 20
their care.
Office on Main street, Immediately opposite the
Bank - =
III. JAeess. s.K- XsAss~z
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GoNE uPLSinee the great Democratic
denonstrati Friday last our BARRIERS have
raised the ptice of shaving Republicans from
10 TO 40 CENTS, in consequences of the tremen-
lous lengtheng Of their lower jaws.
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Executors Notice.

EXec4tor8 -Not1ce.-
NOTICE is hereby. given that the undersigned
.tN was on the Sd dey Of Sepfember, 1868, zap
pointed anu qualified as Executor of the last will
and testament Of John Krk, deceased.
49, zsrE~aoa nj A. r. SIGLER.
All persons indebted 70 the estate of John
Kirk, are requested to cal and make immcdi-
ate settlement. and all having claims agains. the
same must present them within one year,
5%TfITtrrs Elss A. r
= September. I'd, 1s63-tf,
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MARRIEB

st Foxes HOTEL. IL Faye.ville. September the
2ist, Iees, by VIM. 81 Strickland. Esq sir. DAN
TEL X. RIsGLER. t~oSstIss SARAH ANN REPNEE,
both of Ashland County Ohio.
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some of the Fruits OF Al onlIonism

some Oh the fruits OF Ak ism /.
Two sections Of the country at war With
each ether. which have lived together for sew
enty years in peace and harmony -
The bones of seven hundred thousand men
attest the horrors of this war. -
-Four luhdred thousand Kailing widows;
twel,ra hundred tn iussnd weeping orphans ;
three hundred thousand ~hr,kep-heafed moth.
ers; three huDdred thousand mourning faith
ers twelve bgndred THOUSAND brothers and
sisters bereft of brothers six hundred thou
sapd homes diaped in n,oul nj ng incln ling
both Rebels and Federals twenty five HIM
dred~ millions of national d. bt which is a
mortgage lien upon your homes and properly,
the redemption and payment Of which will
take one hundred years of toll and labor.
al, o! which might have been saved by
compromise and concession. which, perhaps,
would have aiken two hours in debate. one
,heet OF white paper, and six ems of ink =
But. no say the toIIti"ni>ts. through their
month oitcc, Senator Chandler, This Union
10 not wo,tb q rpsh without some blood let
ting sse as
Peap4e Of Chi" do you approve of such a
pnlicy do you desire TO sacrifice still more
blood aud more treasure to establish negro
freedomt IT you do not, vote the Democratic
ticket q the Ooksbsr election
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Adninletr ltc rs Sale.

nj Office is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad7
1mlS2isihratrifx ct the ssiaie OF John Tinkey. decd r
MAR :
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REMEMBER THAT THE FAIR CON-
MENCES AT ASHLAND ON WEDNES-
DAY THE nth, AND CLOSES FRIDAY,
THE 9TH OF THIS MONTH";
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SPECIAL NOTICE

"AylNG sold out my entire stock uf goods amp
retired from business. I desire as soon as
possible 10 .eitle up my Affairs All those who
have unsettled accounts viii therefore please call
al once and save cssis ~ my business must he
closed My book will he found at che Sons but
ter store with eithar myself or Nj. Drayton
Ashland. Saw g. 1-sea-avnla
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ayers Sarsaparilla,

= W. Hr che anoodu r,Fro ~ 1r0 Ia -
Disease. - sr151S 81 fI -S As@s ssfsst
scrornl. and scrosu1sn. ns
Tuanorf Ulcers, Sores, Er1Rt5sq9s. PIN,
Fpd all Skin bissssss. - - Z
OAKLAND, Ind. 9TH. Jupe, Issa
lnowIsd aas What y your 1 sarsapa ! issi i ia my so Ss'y go e n e
flom L inh various 2 ways ray sns 5e yea aa.e't sonslsi sass 4 sP' ss
gu. In Ulcer, Ulcers Or, ny dZy lands aud s, n s9msiinsesn1
ye1rs ago It broke out on my head and covered my scalp
S sea sS5s a sis5 8 SSs sore E t Tsif1 m was P %aSisiu and da lSfs ssss, / i
physicians, but without much relief fromiany fhlng1 ID
j to read in the Gospp:i messenger that You had prssSafSS
f fato o,Ie t5af snS SsfsST ang Saa nd iSe n I nas " i goaa: tqgs I'm ssPE
Cincinnati and got IL, and used It'll itdufsa melo 565k
month. and used ALMOST three bottles New md hesilhg
sssine 1s That az. the MY si sea. i i nS come slf rom and %y ! s, Esem p %s
soa, T shat p { SoTd s soa to / ' Sc o %ss af / tS sn as sosIss Sa IN ls g.
snare4ain ever gratefully. ,F FS9sss n ~
-A..Aenv, F,re. nose or -ErysTpsIas.
,soE sas.l seEe I Eys., . RIsP ~ 81 ~ -
Saap:v .ss Which eR's .h re sas s e sss nj %s 'Ssaiis. s 81 &. {.
Gus :tt. .s1s Fl 6 M sagss e. E ssmnsa Sys lssss ss S Is sf sss
'', Pas..noo.,.. eo,.r., Or sw.r.a r.sr.
zebulon slean Of, Prospect; Texas, writes :aaTdfes
BEETLES Of your sarsapariIla cured me from a Gefrs-a
o osaeo swo ears On ns0A' ~A'' ls : : sape'pS :
Leucorrhna or whites. Ovar N sTumor.
otssins e U Ci : n Ne reM MA. - s.ss ease. ~
most s0s1e eh 7 s.sa gs 10%Sp 1Su with sai the reqnsftI Of mS souF s sssnIt1 z
. slsnaz " IN the ie1 Numerous sPa1 s s=ompiaints 70! . SIlsS eo%
Pso = su snra = Lemea 9,,,S = srps I hnys = er Ts'q MAN. NO.
srass esss. of LsacerThes By 1, and some where =.
sieeration itself was soon cured. SotI.ihe within my
es Hs.; sss : ss s.ssi p e s sss 3 z: s,a. ssI E 81 ! t s f.
At ITEM length hi been Z simplicity ri ely enred BY yosT es.ragt d isaEz
f tkpa, comi sTord reIJec. Int N Sdyised he t ia Of 191F
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AN ORDINANCE

For raising and filing up Lot No. 2. between Main
and Second Streets in the incorporated village of
Ashland Ht s
: SEC. LIST. Be 1t ordained by the Council of said
proven stagnant water from collecting on the same
SEC. End. That the Mayor of said village shall
establish the amount of raising and filing to be
done pr said Lot and report the san e to the Coun-
cil.a1s's. el55e 81 I
SEC. Sd. That the expense Of raising and filling
said lot, shall be ascertained and assessed afore-
said lot, and if not paid shall be collected by suit
in the name of said village # Ashland &C ,ordins
to the Law in such case made and provided.
siaY Il siiaR .s d. s. S~ANPSELL, Mayor.
- w RoLLrR, Recorder. 500 ,oaI,ss6,
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Partition NOTICE

sJase Ann Murray, Margaret Uric. Mary Mar
garet Smith. vicai 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 q petitio. was FLED against, them ON the.
25th day of Au ust. AID. 1868, in the Court of
Cor n9H Pleas. within and for the county of Ash
Mary Jamison his wife. and is now pending. where
in the said William Jamison and Mary Jamison his
wife.ademand partition, of the following real estate.
an more particularly described as follows; being
the North ives quarter of section twenty yix, in
township twenty three, of range sixteen of tn.
1ands directed to be sold at Wooster, containin
one hundred and sixty acres more or less: and that
at the next term CT said Court, the SAID William
Jamison and Mary Jamison his wife, will apply
for an order that partition may be made of said
premises. -w.qT ...S = ssat5a z taa"
s5s''s zse. (. 4sg WILLIAM JAMESON,
.esaialaasoo zazia MAR JAMESON
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80 THOMAS p AYERS, OF Nc
Was next Introduced to the meeting He was
one of the exiles from his 3 ate, and now re-
sides 10 Southern Illinois. There was a time
when he sonid hail assemblies on the banks OF
the Hudssn-in distant New Lngiand-in
Ohio-the far Weston the banks OF. the
Mississippi aud the Pot9lRae, az frlluw citizens!
Il was l!ben gil ope eoqp;ry-we we're AE-eri
ca u eitizens-fr.e 10 sreak-to write, and T..
print. That day hrs goneI Now the press
is trammclled-Ihe pubic voice is stifed, and
liberty has departed from Missouri, aud the
border States! Wide desolatiup BIAS swepr
l,de = tornado over every portion Of Missouri
the ierceiblast of with death in it's train
has overturned everything dear 10 Americans
InSsome four counties Of -ssuuri over 10000
people, in every condition of lille, have been
order ed to leave their homes and pr ,perty, by
the military tyrant, Schofisid, because enc
Quantre.l, trained 70 murder and robbery by
Jim Lane, had invaded and burned the city of
Lawrence in Kansas THIS terrible act, done
by bushwhsckers. who were Originality school
ed by the thiei and murderer, Lase, Sas tu be
blatsed ppon the lna. cent. 6 The people of
that region, harrs.sed on all sides, were limo
cent or those acts of murder aud arson but
tho lasIsss scuundrel, Lane. had urgei Soho
field 10 declare there could be no peace TIL all
these counties were ,acaIed, and the property
of the ex pe9ied inhaOuauis was appropriated 10y
The military thieves fuiiOwiGs 1ai.e and oIL-
ersi He had met women ar iron their homes.
with several chit rem, irieudiess-penhyI S.
almost baked@With NO one to care for, or sym
pathizes with them IL as enough 60 melt
the hart of the firm ,st, an move the pi y Of
the most obdurate.s And his IS the Christian
war-the holy war our pulpits are 80 much
lauding ; and brcau,e men refrain from enga
eing init, they are to be ~denopPced as trait
ors.-Ani it j sand thae .,hrif' is 100 good for
heaven is stolen TO serve the devil 20. He
ciused by hor Jag that the day might not be far
distant when this state oi things would cease.
and better cOunsels lIevail and our poor,
bleeding country be restored to peace again.
HOS. J. BROWN, OF IND
Next add essed the peetIng He said. if YOU
succeed in ef%ectIng V~a1landigham Governor,
of whichsevent he had no doubf, and the Ad-
ministration refuse 70 perni, his inauguration.
all The people Of Ohio have to do is TO LET the
people Of Indiana know and they will be de
lighted 10 have a hand in bringing the exile
home Nf Bfown,s speech was full of hu-l
NOR, and was receiced with frequent bursts IF
loud applause BY the audiei &c 4.~
ION GEO BLISS rasa III
Was then called for The. dry being far
spent, he spoke but briefly. Ills remarks
were of the right .character, aud, elected tne
of all taat heard him Ii is e., be
hoped that The Hn,, NJ G. from lhe .Obcrl,n /
= istrict@ will be permitted, before The cfhse Di
the campaign. TO qlqEe !pliy Discuss the iss4es
Vi the times before the DeJiaeraey of Ashiand.
e. -, 1DEV0R, PREs.T.
] s.e; 3 81. H1 NJ, Sssrsaarss.
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CHANGE OF TIME:

CHANGE OF TIME.
Pitts Fl. ". q Chicago B. B. Company
On and after Sunday April 18th, 1868, trains on
the Pittsburg. Ft. Wayne & Chicago Railway will
leave Mansfield s follows: ssSVs
GOING EASTWARD, zas
ExpHessP assenger
cine;nnati E9nress Passenger 1888 p. n.
Express Passenger, LAO
2.35 "R"
Local Freight, 800 A. NJ.
GOING WESTWARD.
Exp,e.. Pas. eneer. P. n.
CrcstI,ra 4 Recommendation Passenger : 7.13s Z"
Nil passsnssr 6.le &C.,"
E,nress PASSENGER tay T.s3 A. NJ.
Throo Oh Freioht. l0s P. NJ.
-ao do 5.il M.
Local Freight. 2S5 Pm
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SPEECHES.

At Ii o'clock p. NJ, J.. P. Devor, Esq,
President of the day, introduced the Hon.
Geo II. Pendleton, of Cincinnati, who pro
decided to address the meeting. He alluded
in eloquent terms to the unprecedented mum
bers that attended every Democratic gather.
ering since the com nencement of this cam
pnign. IF q citizen of the old world were to
pass through Ohio at this time, he would be
He'd 10 inquire wi b establishment The nature
and cause of these stupendous me etings-what
there was that so aroused the public. apprthen.
sion for the future-and made society anxious
for the present. Nothing could account for
THIS feeling Of unc e%rtainty but the gross usur-
Ipations of the Adm inistration. Mr.. Pendie-
ton was one CT those appointed by the late
Democratic State Convention to visit the Pres
lident and demand the release of the Hon. c.
f. V~allsndisham. He, with the ba lance of
the Committee, had called on the President
and urged the release of our ex lied candidate
for Governor. The response of the President
was such ~ 10 cause shame TO mantle the cheek
of every conservative, interviewing man of the
country. He declared that Mr. Vailandighalu
had not been arrested and tried for anything
criminal he had dune. but as a means of pre-
venting him from doing something that might
be REGARDED as criminal or reasonable by this
sapient Administration ~ Mr. Pend.eton
declared that there uas no act. moral or polii-
ical, in the lie of Mr.. Yallaudigham inconsist-
cut WITH n tru Union loving CITIZEN aud, in
fact, his strict adherence to the Consrituticp |
and the Union as it vas was what had brought
rim into 1eond m uarion by the present A'lmin
,s'rasion. The speech OF AF Pena!etpn was
issfbed to. with the utmost attention by ths
vast assembly hat surrsuidcds him. The TACT
that Mr. Pendleton is the son in-lIw of the
author of the ..Stur Spar yhd Bonner," gave
additions al interest 10 ME s.sthiDg rebuke OF
Greeley, Stanton, Seward aud Lincoln Tor
their departure from the doctrines of tn. ira
mers oil the CUnstit utiou While Mr.. Vallan.
disham, Pebdieton aud others desire that ban
ner to- wave over u iuati"h Ut people who's
rights are protected In, every sec;lon-wi,rre
there is no Norlt-no Soutn-no Eas-co
" est-but one errire c"uniIy-tree. prosper
,rs and great. Horace Greeley and his style
'f statesmen cry
Tear down the Haunting lie!
- "Hali mast The starry fug!
HIusutr NJ sunny sky
v%yitb hates polluted rag
"Destroy it, ye WHO cap
uDaa,. ef,E ~ IL. fi. ~, ~ 81
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WILLIAM JAMESON,
MARY il

-r1~~
Bound not toibe undersold. HE- Clothing mad
10 order on the shortest notice and fits warranted
I've seen and like his well known store
Bccau.e I've purchased there before. osa ii
In Greenewalds $ store on Main street,
I'm certain 20 be fitted neat,
Z And TO advance another reason.
-ss All goods | find to suit the season ~ yaET
And those who from his store shall buy j
s. Will find themselves all W athers dry. IA.
= bZnchs endeavors, never fails o. SIS tarGgi5s
TO turn out work TO suit thesales. -sEJ
This establishment is locatej nigh,
Each branch receives a warch full eye astI
In his store you buy not in doubt
No false induce nts are held out 5a5f
The one price system / ere no better, sssa
Is carried out 10 the worry iei1er Haa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-30

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