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ssAIarried Yesterdy."

Every. day, in the journal that with
the first CLEAN of the sun is flung within
our portals, we read this little sentence :
"Married, yesterday, So and So" Ev-
ery day there is a wedding feast in some
of the mansions of earth; a ciasplng OF
hands and union of hearts in the dim
aisles of some holy temple; a pledgeing
of eternal love .and constancy during all
the hours that aresyet to come down, like
spring flowers upon life's pathway. Each
dav some new marriage crown is put oDs
and she who wears it, leaning upon the
arm of him whose love is the brightest
level set amidst its leaves, steals away
from the "dear old home" and nestles
tremblingly in the fairy cot where loves
hand had trained the houeysuckle over
the lattice porch, and placed Eolian Tyres
in all the easements.
"MARRIED Observation-Disclosures are
pearls and gold shining now amid the
flowers that fringe Loves pathway, and
stars cleaning like great chandeliers in
the armament Of Hope. There are harps
tinkling now whose melody is sweeter
than the sound of evening bells, and joys
falling like shower of amethysts upon
the hearts that yesterday were we'd
Life now is becoming beautiful; the soul
scars upwards from the dust, like dove
loosed from its cage; there is melody in
every place : yea, there are angels in ev-
ery path, with crowns for thoseswho are
pressing onward with song and prayer.
aMARRIED YEsTERpAY."-I: seems
now long distance to the grave-a long
road to the final rest. But soon the shad-
ows will come, and life lose its summer
bloom. Then, as the patter of tiny feet
is heard about the grandfather's house,
and little barns cluster above his knee
who we're "marriei yesterday" mayhap
will turn back to the. records of the past,
weeping silently the while, remembering
that their summer is gone, their harvest
ended, and that soon, gathering up their
sheaves, tksy must pass beyond the gates
of pearl, where will svermore be but one
marriage-that of the Lamb with his
chosen people.
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Fires I'm Bedrooms.

Most people, even many intelligent re-
formers, have the idea tha to sleep in a
cold room is good-essential to health
1t is an error. It is better to have an
open fire in your bedroom. The atmos-
phere is not only BY this means constant
ly changed, but with the fire you will
keep the window open, which will add
greatly to the needed ventilation. But
more than this, with the fire you will have
fewer bedcloths over you, which is gain,
as large number of blankets not only in
terferes somewhat with the circulation
and respiration, but prevents the escape
Of those sasses which the skin is constant
Ely emitting. Even furnace or stove heat
with an open window, is better than a
close room. Intcrchanged with the ex.
ternal atmosphere depends upon the diff
ference between the temperature of the
air within aud without. But let us have
the open fire. Let us go without silks
broadcloths, carpets and fnery of all
Kinds, if necessary, that we may have this
beautiful purifier and difuser of joy in
our houses. In my own house have ter
open CRATES, and find with coal at $l1 the
expense is .frightful, aud if it were in any
other department. of housekeeping
should feel I could not afford it, but il
this do not finch, SO Important do
deem the open fire. Lewis.
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The Last Dinner as rompeii.

was naturally attracted, in the first in
stance, to the house of the baker which L
had seen disiDterred during my last visit.
It is uow carefully cleared out, and allits
permanent aparAtus-as corn mills, knead-
ing troughs, four-bins, &o-remain in
stu the smaller andsthe more perisbable
obiects-as the measures, the weights,
the loaves, the corr, &c.-being placed
in the temporary, museum which has.
been formed at Pompeii. The attrac-
tions Of this house, however, have been
peciipeed by those of similar establish
ment Immediately adjoining it, which had,
been discovered but not fully excavated,
before, the disinterment Of the oven.-
The second Lakery is much larger, and
the appointments on a much more exten-
sive, scaleFand in greater variety. The
dwelling house of the, owner, too, is much
more luxurious Although connected
with the bake-house, it has separate en-
trance and double atrium and peris-
tyle, both of which are of more than ordi-
nary extent, and in their size as well as
their decorations, bear witness to the
wealth and luxurious taste of the occu-
pant. Among the relics of this house
preserve IN Tue LOCAL WusCun 10 ouO nhiOh
throws a curious light on the domestic ar
rangements Of the Pompeian baker, being
no other than one of the dishes which were
actually in process of preparation for din
ner on the very day of the catastrophe !!
Upon the cooking stove in the kitchen
was found stew par, half filed with ash
es, and in the bottom appeared an indu-
rated mass, which Signor, Fiorelli rightly
conjectured to have been produced by
some of the viands which lay within the
pan, and which, although long since de-
composed, ,7had left their impress on the
now consolidated ashes. Acting upon
this happy thought, he applied in this in
stance the. same ingenious process which
was so successfully adopted in repIodu-
cling that painfully life. like group OF hu;
man figures, described with such terrible
fidelity in one of your former numbers !;
and the result has fully justified his an
ticipations, being an exact fac s'naite In
bronze of a young pig. which was being
stewed for the family dinner at the very
moment when they were being surprised
by the stroke of doom.-Le from Ma
a,Zee
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NOT Losr BUT GoNE BEFoRE.-H

Nor LOST BUT GONE BEFoRE.-High
up the mountain slopes of Chamouni
there is a beautiful plain, covered with
verdure and flowers. Thither the shep-
herds of the Alps drive their focks to
partake of the rich parturage and breathe
the pure mountain air. The ascent Is
difficult, over icebergs and torrents. At
one point the rocks rise almost perpendio-
lar; when the flock arrives at this point
none appears bold enough to venture, but
the shepherds gather the lambs in their
arms and toss them up on the plain the
whole flock chambers after them, and soon
is feeding upon the rich herbage, or ru-
minating beneath the "rose tree of the
Alps" Bereaved parents, the lamb Of
YOUR love has been carried up, and beck
ons YOU to follow where are flowers sweet.
er than those of the Alps, and air the
sunshine purer and brighter than is found
in the Chamouni. It is the greenwood
of love in the spirit land.
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Charity School of Kendall In ashland Co

Charity School of Kendall In ashland CsA
vs.
Augustus A Taylor. adm'r
TN pursuance to the command Of an order
of sale of mortgaged premises duly Issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas Of said
county, dated the 2lst day Of November, A. D.
1854. and to me directed ]. will exposete sale
at, public auction at the door of the Court
House in Ashland,
On Saturday, December 24th, 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. n. and 4
o'clock p, NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements to wit Situate
in said county of Ashland and known and de:
scribed as out lots number one hundrep and
thirty seven 1871, one hundred and thirty
eight RI 3sl one hundred ndfcrty seven l47 j,
one hundred and forty six [146]. one hun
dred and thirty pins 1887, one and hundred
and forty I1401, and one hundred and forty
five Tl45l in Wales Addition to the Town OF
Loudouville, containing about thirty three acres
of land. Terms Of sale-cash. Appraisedet
81 $4,000. JAS. M'COeL, Sheriff.
November s8d-tspfs9,00 49,
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Sale of Real: Estate.

nN the 11th day of November, A. D, 1884.
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ,
an2 four O'Clock, P. L., on the premises here
inafter described, will be sold to the. highest
bidder, the following Real Estate, as the prop
erty of Sarah Peigh, deceased, to-wit: situ-
ate in the County of Ashland and State Of o.,
and more particularly described as fol1owsi
Lots numbered twenty four and seventy four
in the village of Perrysburg.
one half cash on the day of sale, and one
half in one year from the day of sale with in
terest, back pigments to be secured by .
mortgage on the premises.
Administrators of Sarah Peigh, decd.
= e. By }. 81. McCombs, his Atty.
October u, 1S64-4w18 hes3ia
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NJ From the New York News.l
The EIecti0n.--Its Lesson.

Abraham Lincoln has been reelected
to the Presidency. We will not question
whether the extraordinary resources for
corruption that are under his control have
or have not purchased q verdict that is
not sincere. We have to dc now with
the fact that he is reelected, and it is for
the defeated party to consider wherein
they were deficient in the elements of sue
cess, and to be guided by their experience
m their future political action.
The democracy deserted thefr. princi-a
fple, and they now real.ze the fatal conse-
fqnence. The bitter fruit of their apos-.
itacy is At their lips, and its ashes is a just
lpenanoe for their breach of faith. Let
them profit by the lesson. Heneeforward
let them Danish the word expedieucy
from their political lexicon. It has been
their curse in every issue presented to the
people since the commencement of this
war, and it defeated them on Tuesday
last. From this time forward let War
democracy be stunned as the pestilence,
and never more be permitted to exert its
paralyzing influence upon the counsels of
the tn party it has betrayed, and ruined
Ihe war Democrats have made the final
trlai OF their experiment, and they have
failed. But 1T is not failure alone that
they haveito answer for. They have left
q STAN upon. the Democratic record
They have dlshonored the standard tn at,
by contemplate fraud, they lured into
T an mhuseade where It's truest defenders
could not IN conscience and consistency
follow Its rescue. They have caused
| the democratic party this day to stand
before their country disgraced with the
brand OF renegades, and wearing the
damnIng proofs of treachery toward their
own convention and the time-honored
princlpies. They have established the
precedent of insubordination to party
discipline, and have attached the eharac-
ter OF inconsistency to an organization
that, before they poisoned Its system, had
been true to itself throughout half
century OF political supremacy. They
have had their day, and sad one it has
Rut even w ,ba SD errn.s oe a., a.st h.no
49, n.lra III ~. s ;.o...a - nc iI pass .ase
-. eae % s,.e ~ 'ne lutule
rsor,n;...;ou 49, Th % one parry
49, IT,. et Z. pe@oelacy ~. =
I,fae ,Sa ,e. - ssa g T. ei,sn !. lhe
I've - waruina - ,ao - aa a. anu &c. IL olS
m;s.b;ef mis- !. has wuonrht - III S T'o. ~, - ne
aae;n 70 .ho dootr;Oes "f -, 70 VA
ab;de by ,bsm .s fa;tIe,1ir ~ ia .ta..
s,ar,noS Damooro,s @ ae LII as a.. e'u .no:e
.ha H. 49, n of .Iaso .J.s.-; u @ uays' why, ~
III ne 1ae ~ VI snGse uoo'ilnes, c'hquefeo
onvm v o for "u v;otore y Th;. oecame oe syn
fonsht without ono n-;noinls G .bpt m ras %ss &C.
rs;l;s, - D.,aoa.a.a T. ~. @ a., Voc
r - = - M ~ Ao INC aiuoi
The neonIs - ~. s;mnlv uG 20 Jata.n;;.a eu ,,to ]"
shoIIS pondma. G.. az - 80. eal nne WY
nUut t.uss ~. .ne neAs tour years .
mna,;oanisn wy - T. was - 'it anJ aa.hst re-
tsll;aencs of The nsania - nra., ~ - sne .hat M
az J;S 80 49, eve H.. 81 ~ esue he..n ma
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate by
Order of Court, 4sr3;s5ts

TN pursuance of an order Of the Prehata
i Court of Ashland County, State of Ohio,
made on the October Term. A. D. 1864. Of
said Court in the case OF Jacob Holmes, guar
mage vs.. his said wards and Phoebe Stevenson,
the undersigned will, on
!, Frsd1y, Dscens5er 2nd, 1864,
betw en- the hours of 10 O'Clock a. X. and 4
o'eloc p. NJ. Of said day, gss
ON THE PREMISES,
offer at Public saler the followine describsd
real estate, situate in the Township Of Jaclkes
son, county of sh land and Skate OF Clio, aud
bounded and described as follows, to-wit: the
South west part of the East half Of the North
West quarter of section eight 81 in,township
twenty three (23.) of range fifteen .Q5 J com
mencing at the South West corner Of said
half quarter, thence running North on the di.
vision line sixty eight perches, thence East
parallel with the South line ,of said qasrtea
thirty-fwo (82) perches and twenty four links
thence South parallel with the West line size
ty eight (6Sr perches to the South line Of said
quarter, thence running West on said line
thirty two (32) perches and twenty four i24)
links to the place of beginning, containing
fourteen acres more or less. Also, the west
half of the North East quarter of section eight
| (8), in township twenty three (235 sof range
fifteen (l5) of the districts of lands offered for
sale at. Wooster, Ohio, saving and excepting
one quarter OF an acre OF the North West
corner of said half quarter sold and decided to
school district plumber three 't3), Of Jackson
township in said county and also saving and
excepting off from said half quarter piece Of
land heretofore sold and decided by Daniel
Keene as. Executor of the last win and tests
meht of Jacob Bennage, deceased, to Jacob
Hines, and which is bounded and described
as follows: The Southwest part of the West
half of the North West quarter of scetionleight
l(S), in township twenty three. 1889, Of range
fiteen (l5), bounded as follows: commencing
at the South West corner of said quarter /,
thence running East on the quarter line ten
chains, thence North eight chains, thence wess
parallel with the South line ten chains TO the
West boundary of said section, thence South
! on said boundary eight chains, to the place Of
| beginning, containing eight acres leaving of
said piece belonging to said David s. Bennage
and George w. Bennage, seventy one acres.
and three quarters, more or less.
Terms of sale-One third cash inshand on
! day of sale, one third IN one year and the res-
| idue in two years from the day Of sale, with
interest. Deferred payments to be secured
by mort gagged on the premises Sold.
JACOB H0LMES, Guardian
| of David s. Bennage and George ". Bennsge.
Nov. 8, 1885,, 4,-4wno22pf$l9
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valuable Town Property For
Sale. tS3'

TINE undersigned desires TO sell as soon as
possible his residence with the Tannery
and other buildings now owned and occupied
by him. There are seven lots, situate on
Main Street and extending TO third ttreet,
Ashland One large Brick dwelling house
small dwelling houses, two plenty,of fruit.
shrubbeiy, So, &C., good water and all the
conveniences for a first clsss residence
will sell altogether or in parts and by lots.
For particulars inquire of the undersigned
upon the premises of Justiss Davis.
HUGH DAVIS.
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s<E We clip the following item from
the Washington Sun : 2iS fd1

"Persons of both sexes have been.guil-
ty of slipping pieces from the window
curtains, sofa, lounge and chair covers at
the Presidents house. They even go SO
far as tepull the papering from the walls
and even to steal heavy brackets from
the windows and tassels from the cur
tains. The curtainsoin the East and
Green Rooms are very badly cut up, and
nineteen ont of twenty brackets stolen
from the windows of the East Room alone.
This practice is INDUCED with view to
secure relics of visits to the Presidents g
Mausion,, and ladies and gentlemen of
high standing have been detected in it.
Three ladies, whose names have not been
made known, have been caught in the
act within few days, one ofwhom faint
ed when discovered. The annoyance has
grown SO great that proper measures have
been taken to prevent repetition of the
offenses. -.
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FOE Sale.

EoR sale IN Orange, TINS County, good
situstion for Cabinet maker There
IS good house, good cellar, good well, and
good out buildings; an excellent garden spot.
full ward decorated with shrubery. One lot Of
about one fourth of an acre, and good shop
situated on one of the lots, about % by 30
and there being no cabinet shop in the town
ship, now, nearer than Ashland it certainly
is a good situation-Terms reasonable. For
information apply at Orange to
'---- T. Y. McCRAY.
Mareh oad. ls64-noA2tf.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

n OF An IN ALAO'
Published for the benefit. and as GAU-
TION TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suf-
fer from Nervous Debility, Premaf ure Decay
of Manhood. &c., supplying at the same time
THE MEANS OF SELF-CuRE. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery By enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope single copies may be had Of the aa-
thor. g is'
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Qy52l Brooklyn, Kings Co. N. 7.
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p nar What's that a puetur on r? said a
countryman in our hearing the other day
in print store, to proprietor, who was
turning over some engrayings,
THAT, sir, said the dealer, "is Joshua
commanding the sun to stand STILL" $50
s5a"Du tell ] Well, which is Josh, and
which is his son ~ %
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A silent wag-the wag of a dogs
narrative. 81. -. - .,-'..-.-5
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When you bury animosity don't set
tombstone over its grave. f-
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u. RAGsTOIr,

{EWELER and Silver smith, one doorWes
-rEse of Pattef's Drug store, Ashland, Ohio
- y Gold snd Steel Pens, and choice variety
- of Jswelry, kept constantly on hand-
aA3 Aghssf price paid for old g old and silver.
Repsiring done to order, on reasonble-
ss.iss fus isfaeteriiy warranted: vl9n1 an
81 81 III persons knowing themselves indebted
ed neM 20 the undersigned will plsase eaE at J.
sezituaD James once and make Immediate settle-
eag nMsht, Ead save themselves costs. e a..
.sffss3 eide II 9. JACOBS .
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WIEER Use.

MAIN STREET, between third and fourth /,
s5sss -ras7--g1 DIM. MILLER, Proprietor ..
e Eune 8. 1864. yI9n1 fef
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Sua.NyyEN5.i
..1z9HFL GaCOB 81

,1FrOREEY..sAT, Law, Ashland, Ohio. will
attend to al professional business intrusted
:, to him in Ashland, and adjoining counties.
Bounty money, back pay and pensions for
soldiers and 9th ers entitled thereto. pro-
.f.cured, and collections made with prompt
ness and attention 1sgs7cs
Ofhee ever the shoe store, on Mai n Street
- opposite the Bank. 8 sssvl 9n24
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TIM. .KfcCO .uBS,

- - ENERy and ,couhssiiSr 4 stLsr, Ash
',ss-s - = .ossr ne Hardvare Store j.. y19nI
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- F@.1E,.T. TOHyVcsTON,

ATT0RNEY at Law, Office over Beer 8 Gra-
hans Sore, Maiu Street, Ashland, 0.,vill
sfTJ fsattsnd promptly to al business entrusted
~ ba 4ohfs care. Special attention given TO col
bTa " lection of Soldiers claims of al kinds.
q 81 June 9. 1864, v19n1
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.1M.aRIC.aI- IIOUGE,

FORMERLY 1McNULTY1S,s by sARcHIBALD
50 FfnEExS Ashland, Ohio Z 7 he House is
isthoroughly sreftted, and its proprietor is
4zs prspsred $40. o.ahceomm0date1 nj his Ola
1fricndsand as many new enes a 8 may be
apIsssed to give him call g 6I{
a James. 1864. 19n1.si ft-3 5.s afz.
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.lasTsds ,.faI9P. co WIN, M. d..
PHYSICIAN o SURGEON, sAshlan d, Ash
---iaud, Ohm; Office over the Post-ofheet op-
E5 S61ifs the town Hall. : sfsiJ ssFJF l9nl
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.ialDeROR.N- s. CURTIS,

HkyEfefaeda . partnership in the practice
ofLaw and viii attend to business in their
probe ,son in Ashland and adjoining coun-
tied djffce in the building heretofore oc-
-, eupis1 By, VI. Osborn on Ch srch street.
- ii IL q, 1864, v19n1
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- ~ N aDR6s S.AyukGELrS S SHER s,
-araIhEINa formed partnefship in the prac-
ssfas iiSss aofa 1nsdicjne and surgery, solicit q
y37oi hshsfesIof puddle patfonage; Office over
9a aEoiBetf q Grshsn's store, corner OF Main and
ss59s ss0fangs strsets-s iatelaeg = sflsei vlsnl
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FNExsE@rArJs..
GRO. y. HE1Ly N. D.,

GEO. W: HEELS m D.,
,f5sP 5sPHfsfcrzh & s6RGEoN. Ashland, ohio
s,. Rarticuleg attention viii be paid to the
-ss ss Fsatnept sf efolloyipg special diseases;
- ba,EsTsv scRpTULA and EPIrHELIAL CANcEk.
sra Qficesen Church. street. iae ~ saylsnl
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HWe staid week longer in the cav
ern and then one dark night, made our
way to the Santa Fe road; which we struck
about daylight, meeting no interruption
and making short stages, We arrived alive
aud well at Fort Union in the course of q
week; from which place We soon found
a way to get to the States" ! ,iee
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of David s. Bennage and George ". Bennsge
Nov. 8, 1885,, 4,-4wno22pf$19,O0 90
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SHERLFPs SALE.

March 2sd. 1s64--no42tf.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04
HsApeuARrKRs VALLEY DISTRICT, !
Linyilps Creek, Nov. 20, 1868.
ORDERS. NO. 49,:

SPECIAL ORDERS, NO. 5s:--
7 having been reported to the General COn-
Il handing that the Officers and Agents of the
Subsistence Department this District are una
bic to procure the supplies iluperatvelv required
for the army, by purchase, because spectators
are in the market paving higher sr,oss tksn
those fix by tia Government committeeman
and sending such supplies out of the Distriss 10
be sold again. it is ordered that tn. Copuissa-
riss of Subsistence at New Marker. Harri,onbsrg,
Staunton and Lexington, and those on dutv via
the command in the fsld, L. pressfor tina aae
of TIE army all the DecessaIies of NJ a ,t,scs
found in the hands ofspsculatiors, OF VIII kaye
been sold to SPECTATORS though not d-i,sraS
to be seut ont of the District; and BY tie tsrs>
SPECTATOR is meant any one who buyato agAis
and any one in this Military District n ns al
legged purchases for private consumption, or fes
the use of the poor soldiers families in other
districts, for the use OF Railroad employees @
Government contractors will not be permitted d
remove supplies from this District except BY spR-
ciai orders from these Headquarters, OF from AZ
War Department, and the CommssaFy oHsAss
and agents, named IN this order, will sss tEss ~
such purchases carried into effect by the soR-
tracing parties.
This ordgr ia not intshdsd 20 apply 70 nassseo-
ries in the hands OF pr0dussrs, transilE g zs>-
ket, which havo not been sold or engages 50 ~
sold before or th cir arrival at market ~ ~
rssnd of
Brig Cen. J. D. IABODEN, Conss'3s,
$ G.. ". McPHAIL, Lieut.. A. d. G.
Dec 1l-tf.