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CELEBRATED nrr
HORSE AND Cd III ~

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THESE Powders have proved n.s, ',s. !
several years, to be superior to any pl..-l
the kind in use The chief upefloittE ~, {
powders arises from the fact tha' ny
posed of medicines that have LaIau's; s;.,r Il
Purifying properties. The lsIaiNs !.: sT H
ties from the stomach and iDte;nqns, y, 4
gives strength TO the system oi ~. !. pi. ,bsg
purifying medicines contained ID ~. ~. ii
the blood, and lay the foundallog, ,,s,n ~ u
and healthy circulation. The use .., u a." and :,
the wind, strengthens the appen!s I'm IN;
horse fine, smooth and glossy sAinI-.gr. !, ~;
ing the appearance, vigOr and spir''"
animal. =. "a
These powders are not INTENDED, - = II.
ders are, to bloat the animal 80 a, ,sSll,e
appearance of being fat when ,s %, ,' Il 4
to remove the disease and ProllO'
health. ~. .,s-g
intestines, cleanse them from one1I's Thsr .si
bring them to healthy state; in .s;,r. !
preventive of Lung Fever, ana U,-se q =
for all diseases incident to the Rgarjsr. md 7
Yellow Water, Distempersi fou;'1 ~ 1rg;5s
SlaveirDg, Coughs, Fevers, Los =, =, ~
Vital Energy. Ie These Powder, =, c..a
three times a week, through the Tlns% g,,,,
your horse will never get the LuHs 3sr, vi :
Bolts. A few doses of these poTaWSg, W,,s as
the worst cough, on any horse, hor,,3sr. aic
horses to feed few of these PoWay.s., I
they might save the lives OF nau!
MICH COWS.
The properties this powder posses, .,;r,. j. ]
ing the quantity of milk in COWS snIss
portance and value which shoulu ,ly e N
hands of every person keeping ,;ts' . ge Ias
ing cattle, it gives them an apPesSt pPt,.S tsas'
hide. and makes them thrive muV"
HOGS. !, ash
In all diseases of swine, as couSsT $.nm hs'
lungs and liver, &c, by putting = ~ bar.
to paper of these powders Y : ar s1s'
the above diseases can be cgreu n tbs hg
vented. By using those powders II
can be prevented. OIy
Prepared by . Wesnis
EYFor sale at the Drug stotTS ~s II,
Harry, Bedford Pa. N "A
The above medicines can 9e ,,nSsr n~s
tarer's prices of johnson, HON. W
Phil'a.. j. j. Bender, plt'sO'''
Rnshfeid, Wheeling, Va.
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MtajGal.
SHRlNERS BALSAMIC ron
SYRUP. 'NrE

SHRlNERS BALSAMTr co-
For Comehs, Coids, Croup. W1oo-.
AsthDla, Bronchitis, Sg,,,,.g ,a9op'4g c.,
Pam aaad Weakaess 5c,5~g 5cf,,t4g Blond
Difficulty Of BrsatLiDa D3''aa
This is no new remedy. Itbas &c.
number Of years in Maryland and yeel rt used :,
sylyanla, and has, wherever kno,.IP parts Of P.
unprecedented reputation for n cur;r acquire,
diseases for which it is RECOMMENDS The var,
So apparent is its usefulness mn
has been ITS cures that is fast snro'. 'eHsrkg
other remedy for those diseases N 'ceQlug ey,
rely upon It's doing as much for thor, ~ afflicted
cases more than any other remedy I', ~ ahe 10 ns
public. 30" before
1t IS recommended and prescribed :.
tiee Of large number of the roost e' ; W he nr
able physicians Of Maryland. Il i i,teiilseli 4
sidered an indispensable houseboid used s,i q,
large portion of the first families nS remedy N
Il is used by all classes Of societ,. 'ae E'ss
yersal opinion is that it is good ri9 aug he ~
Purely Vegetable Componlld -" Ayg.l
take, and never does injury In, pisa'satI
purifying qualities, must do good Mig to
cumstances. Its effects are truly worJstt Jast aIg -
ing, calming, and allaying tbe ,,'a' 80.
coughs, purifying, Strengthening and l, ,95
the whole system, calming and sootbjna go'at
aiding and facilitating expectora,ions =. u Zen
ing the ''''' al1 led
DISEASED LUNG,
thus striking at the root Of disease o.,
from the system. anu drgl,
GROUP. l
This disease is announced bydifcr1.- /
ing, shrill whistling or wheeling bs1tG,N d lrl
ard threatened suffocation. 6c Il eAi1g
in young children. No child need A.
this Syrup is properly used and psos q CT.
Mothers having croupy children .Ig'.Il n ll'
first show Of the disease. and aIr.,@l "atca
| remedy at hand keep
For coughs after measles this sy,-,
cellent. Experience has proven that thai; 4: L2s
by no other preparation ili
The price Of the remedy is spob s,..
within the reach of all, the poor q, - ,-.g ~ Fa
rich, and every person should have !, ''' 4'
Every person should have il in tho
true and faithful friend 10 an Who roI' ror,
and wish to secure themselves again, ~
terrible disease, consumption # viii 'I-.
the most useful as well as the cbesnest f,.l y
icine in the world. 1t has been used ',.l s'l
four years with a success without a mn
Price so cts per bottle. fl'7'''.
Prepared by s. A. Foutz 4 Bro
For sale by II. c. Reamer and p p #
Druggists, Bedford. Pa ii
August IL, lS65-Iy
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TRY OUR NEW MODE!

Upon receipt of % cents, which pays for CORE
sp0ndence postage, etc, we send one notice.
Upon receipt of 81 which pays for correspondence
postage, etc we send six notices.
Upon receipt of So which pays for correspondence
postage, etc, send 40 notices, and fine present
valued at not less than So, as d sample of oul
goods.
Upon receipt of SIS, which pays for correspond
euce, postage, etc. viii send $50 notices, and Il
SOLID SILVER WATCH, by return mail
AGENTS WANTED. Send for our circular,
AGENTS aHoaCcd large Cash Commission. bg
7rkich they ran mate S25 7recEiY.
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L O U rs MIXTJ

L O U T rs MIXTC
Il Is safe and reliable remedy for ils
Rheumatism, Painful Nervous Affections ,
Burns, Swellings and all diseases requinll
ternal application on man.
On horses it will never fail to cure
Fistula, old running sores, or Sween!, fT
applied. For sprains, bruises, scratches
hoofs, chafes, saddles or collar gsIL
wounds, 1t is an infallible remedy ITb
convinced of its efficacy.
r H + L NJ 4 7 5 u.
Persons afflicted with this disease D. =
how long standing, can be promptly ana e.
ly cured by using this Mixtnre
There is nothing in the world 90 SUI.
good to take away hard corns, and ,l'.
Bites as this preparation Try it SD
yourselves Price 90 and rs cents Per @
Prepared by
5. A F0UTZ, Baltin9"
For sale at the drug stores Of hs.-1
Harry, Bedford. Pa. TAug H. ~
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g II R / Y + r. S IND
~ VERMIPTGF

Since the introduction of this beautiful n,
ton, it has been steadily advancing int.
favor. It's astonishing efficacy in ey1eII-,
has won for it many friends wherever ksi
these are speaking its praise 10 other. !.
is fast being introduced into every fsnilT
land. The demand for it is becoming ir.
To make it still more worthy the Frefs-r
ready shown it, the PROPRIEToR is uu,,ir,
in much handsomer style than forne,r
now prepared with the greatest care Of .
strength, with plain directions 50 tia,
can administer it.
1T IS ENTIRELY FEGETABLF-
FECTLY SAFE md RARNLE
And has never been known to fail to eIve
where worms existed. The pr0prieiors
sert that it is superior to any other prepgl
the world
Ask for SHRINER'S INDIAN y
FUGE, and take no other. -gPrice
per bottle.
***Prepared by s. A. Foutz 4 Bro,
sale at the drug stores of Reamer and Hsrr
ford. Pa. August Il, la,-
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Use Shrt@er's Balsamc CougA Sr.,
Sare gour Chaidren. No ehilg p..i
Group # ms SpUp as used T.. n,
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We have adopted the following mode of
DIS RIB u TION
by sale of IS, 1000 articles Of value
OUR NEW MODEu


The articles of goods are numbered from up to
$4,000 81 800 consisting of Pianos, Melodeons,
Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines Tea
and Table Sets, Solid Silver Tea and Table Spoons
and Forks etc, etc. and the other 81 800 articles
Of valuable Jewelry, Work and Toilet cases, Pho
tograph Albums, Open face Silver Watches, and
fancy articles in great variety. 10000 notices mum
bered from TO 900 are printed and put into seal
ed envelopes and we'll mixed and one of these is
taken out and sent to the person sending % cents
to cover expense of postage, correspondence etc,
and the article or goods corresponding with the
number on the notice viii be sent TO the holder Of
the same Immediately Gf he desires to purchase
the article) the receipt Of t1go dollars. Form
stance If the number on the notice sent to you
should be 500 and Piano, or Diamond Set or Gold
Watch should be numbered 500 ii viii be sent to
you for So and so for every article in our list Of
10000 articles.
70 After rsceiUiHg the article, If 1t does not
please you, g01s cz1t return 1t, aEd y1ur money
SHALL BE REFUNDED.
Twenty-Five cents must be sent to pay expense of
postage, correspondence, etc, on one notice,
Remember, that whatever article corresponds
with the number on your notice, you can have it
by paying TWO DOLLARS for it, whether it be
worth 800 or $500. And it is for our interest to
deal fairly, and send out our fine articles, as it
gives confidence TO the public and thereby increa-
ses our sales.
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Shr.ner's lHatau YsrmIfHgs 10 dfavgJI
IS sntiysty Vegtabie- PsJsr!g s:
and Harmless
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FoUz's Nurture is the 5sst Lfal@Sa
and Beast nor m use
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Oct. 20, 6j

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4rg-Gouds, 6rnftries, 81.

9ru-6onds, 6rnftries, &t.
FARQUHAR'S COLUMNl
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT!
Prints,
Wool Delains
French Morenoes,
Barathie's Coburg Cloths
Fancy Delains and Alpacas,
Plain and Fancy Cloak Cloths,
Woolen Sack Goods of every description.
MUsLINS,
Brown and Bleached,
Domestic Ginghsms, and
a general assortment Of Cloths,
Casimers, Satinetts, Tweeds, Jeans,
and Miners Flannels, and Sack Flannels
of all kinds, which will be sold very cheap for
CASH or PRODUCE
Call at Farquhar's Cheap Corner!
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
COFFEE;
IMPERIAL,
YOUNG HYSON,
AND BLACK TEAS
OF THEBEST QUALITY;
LOVERTNG'S SYRUPS,
WHITE anu BROVN
SUGARS,
AND EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF
SPICES
AND ALLARTICLES
USUALLY FOUND
IN A GROCERY
STORE.
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Call at Farquhar's Cheap Corner!
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT

BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
Water Proof,
Grained
Pebbled,
Kips
and Calf BOOTS.
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Brogans,
Caters
and Lace Boots
CT SUPERIOR QUALITY.
LADIES'
City made (sewed and pegged)
BALM0RALS,
Goat Calf and Morocco
BOOTS,
LASTING CATERS,
and general assortment Of
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Balmorals.
Call at Farquhar's Cheap Corner!
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Address plainly

Address plainly,
REED l. BROTHER.
Salesroom. Box, 5l35,
"a Liberty St. New York City, Ny
Oct q, 65-3m
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One of our tea sets or one piece Of onr Gold or
Silver ware is worth bushel Of the cheap dollar
Jewelry!i
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-31
~.ssouthcrn Gentlemen"

lney we're southern gen;lemcn wnS
murdered prisoners IN cola O'oou' starved
thousands oil our DraVe Fellows 10 aea'n'
threw railroad trains from the TRACK at,
tempted 70 hre our cues aSsaSs'natea
the PRESIDENT ana enaeaVofeu 10 commit
wholesale murder by introducing a dead
y disease into the country A Northern
horse'hlel wOu'u DC ebli'leu 10 uamage
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-31
Positions Assumed by the Dem
Ocratic Party.

The Democratic party has maintained
the position that arbitrary arrests, arbi-
trary trials and the Reputation of Free
Speech and Free Press were wrestling
from the people the safe guards OF their
liberties, which could not be sanctioned
under any plea. Administration Presses
that now declaim against arbitrary arrests
and arbitrary trials and clamor for the
exercise of independence in Journalism
fortify that position. We do no, refer to
this for the purpose of rejecting on a
course heretofore pursued by o large por'
ton Of those presses in relation to these
matters ; but simply to call attention to
another position Of the Democratic party
that there can be no solid Union unless
it rests upon the affections Of the people.
Time will, undoubtedly, show that thi'
position is just Ss correct as the position
the Democratic party took touching arbi
trary arrests, arbitrary trials, Free Speect
and Free Press. Now, how can the of
f%ections Of the insurgeut Southern PEG
pie be secured for fhe Union Can it b,
done by hanging JED Davis, Lee, and
host Of other leaders VIC denominato q
"Rebel leaders, and by disfranchisinl
the Rebel masses and en~franchising tn
colored mnn p Staicsman.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-31
A Literary Thief.

A piOus individual, named Hartley, by
profession q preacher, residing at Ash.
land recently delivered an address on the
death Of Mr.. Lincoln which was duly pub
lished in tho Times, the Abolition organ
ofthat place The Union, the Democrat.
10 Taper Of Ashland, has shown by copious
extracts, that the reverend gentleman has
been guilty Of literary larceny by steal
ing Edward Eyerctt's beautiful Grafton
on the character Of Washington aud palm
ing il of as a production Of bis own brain
OF all thievery in the world this is tb'
meanest and most contemptiblO - Mt
Vernon Banner.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-31
The Assassination OF MIR. Lin
coln-Letier from MIR. Slidell.

Mr.. Slidell being Invited to a funeral
service held on occasion of the assassina
ton of President Lincoln, in the English
Chapel of Paris, sent the following reply
to chaplain, the Rev. Mr.. Quincy:
My DEAR SIR: No one could have
heard wi h or alter horror and regret than
| the intelligence of the atrocious crimes
perpctratcd at Washington. No m
could repudiate with sterner Indignation
the idea that the assassins had received
prompting or encouragement from friends
Of the Confederate cause. Perhaps no
two prominent persons Of the Federal
Government could have been selected
who excited in a less degree feeling of
hostility and vindictivcness than Presi-
dent Lincoln and his Secretary of State.
/ am much obliged to you for inviting
Inc and my family TO assist at the solemn
service which you propose to hold io.mor-
row at your chapel, and could VIC be pres
cnt simply to manifest the feelings which
| have briefly expressed, We would not
hesitate to knccl with you in prayer for
the souls of the victims. But reflection
will, | am sure, satisfy you that u pres
ence on the melancholy occasion would
be subject to various and not unnatural
misconstructioDs, received on the part o.
some as a hypocritical display Of regre
we did net feel by others, as a virtua.
acknowledgement of the il justice Of thu
cause in the defence Of which so man,
noble martyrs have fallen, and as t%acitl,
implied acquiesconcc in the course Of pol
icy pursued by Mr.. Lincoln since his &C
c%ession to power on the fourth Of March
1861. l will take pleasure, in complianc
with your request, to let any COnfederat
fri nds, whom | may see o,day, knew @
the intended ceremony. Believe me
very sincerely, your friend and servant,
"JoHN SLIDELL."
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-31
A REBEL aTOURNs.

The Ashland Union weops bitter tears
over tho probable fate of its rebel friends,
the conspirators, Bowles, Milligan and
Horsey, who were sentenced to be hung at
indianapolis for treason, and who were
Maori Generals in the Sons Of Liberty, q
reasonable organization.
We clip the above from the last issue
Of the Times. The organization Of which
these men were members was not trea-
sonable, but was simply an order for self
protection. But suppose that it was trea-
sonable (Which no honest man believes)
they committed no overt act OF treason,
and therefore are not subject 10 the death
penalty, according to the Constitution.
While the blood-thirsty, craven wretch
es of small peahly sheets, like the Times,
howl for the blood Of BOwlcs, Milligan
and Horsey, convicted of no crime by q
Military Commission, the respectable and
ably edited papers of the Opposition are
protesting against the execution of these
innocent men. for reasons which would
be satisfactory to any mind but one will
fully wicked, wofully blind, and possess
ing the disposition of a graveyard hycna
Prominent papers of the Opposition in
Indiana, and prominent men in that par
sy, to their honor be it said, are laborins
to avert the tragedy threatened by thu
sentence of the Military Court-rromi
nent papers in Ohio and elsewhere are
engaged in the same mcrciful work o
en%dcavoring to prevent the murder o.
these old men, the youngest 60 and tn,
oldest 80 years Of age, upon a trial ant
sentense by a tribunal of doubtful legal
ty. The Cincinnati Gazette says, "thel
death will be OK lated BY the Admins
!, t%ration, by a total loss of respect. 1t ca
; and will be recorded as a simple act c
unnecessary cruelty Yet the editor {
the Times howls like a prairie wolf fC
their blood! He should remember thu
I "those who take the sword shall po:is
. by the sword" a Divine precept fearful
: illustrated during the last four years.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-31
The Election in virginia.

At the election held in Virginia last
week, the Abolitionists were defeated
Hear the Cleveland Herald groan
"Thc election in Virginia appears to
have gone wrong owing to the voting of
paroled rebel soldiers As those mon
have not been restored to the rights Of
citizenship, the election can scarcely be
held valid"
Of course not. But if enough soldiers
had been sent there to have carried the
State for the Intervals, it would "be Led
valid" Mr., Herald, Abolilionism is done
for aud more State elections will 50
eWrong" about tho second Tuesday oil
October.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-31
A Rev. Political Divine Como
10 Grief

The Rev. Hartley, of Ashland, recent
ly tried to play the learned clergyman in
attempting to preach d funeral sermon on
the death Of President Lincoln. And in
so doing stole a large part Of the great
grafton Of Edward Everett on the life and
character of Washington. The Editor Of
the Ashland Union caught the yeu. hieJ
in the act, and held him up most beauti'
fully to the scorn aud derision Of all hon
est people,. That's the way to apply the
salt, Bro. Lapdis.- - Wayne County Dem
J Ocrdk
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-31
FARM FOR SALE.

HNHE subscriber offers his Farm for Sale in
Monroe Township, Richland County. o.,
containing so ncres, So %acresin good %cultiva-
ton, aud tho rest in good Timber. A good
Frame House on it with good oulbuildings, o
hewed log Barn with single roof a good or
chard with n good running Spring near the
House. and plenty Of water for Stock. Farm
is situated 1 miles SOUTHEAST from he town
Lucas and three miles North West rom tho
town of Perrysville and l mile from the.
P. Fl. W. @. II. R. Terms $4,000 per acre,
one half cash. the rest in two annual pay
menIs secured by mortgage or good security
with interest.
(2m42j A.. J. ROVER.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-31
FARM FOR SA- E.

THE undersigned will sell, at private sale,
the Depler farm, adjoining Rowsburg,
Ashland County, Ohio, containing about "
acres Of excellent land, under q good state Of
cultivation, with an Orchard Of choice fruit
and in q good bearing condition two good
frame dwellings, n first rate Saw Mill, q good
Barn, o never filling vol Of water, and stock
water convenient. This Is ono Of the most
desirable farms In Ashland county and can
be bought cheap. For further information,
enquire of Henry Deplcr or Jacob Engle at
Rowsburg. HENRY DEPLER,
81 (4etf) JACOB ENGLE.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-05-31

A paw
u. s. $40 Sic per cent.
GOLD BEARING B Q N D s..
These Bonds are now worth q handsome
premium. and are exempt, as are oil the Gov
ernmcl At Bonds, from Slate, County, and Mu-
nicipal taxation, which adds from one to three
per cent. per annum to their value, according
10 the rate levied upon other property. The
interest is payable semi annually by coupons
attached to each note, which may be cut of
and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest at I 80 per cent n
III cunts TO
Onc cent per day on n $50 note.
Two cents per day OIL N 500 note.
Ten cts. per day on IA $500 note.
TWonty cts. per day oil "a $1,000 hOte
One Dollar per day on N s500D dote.
Notes of all the denominations named will
be promptly furnished upon receipt of sub
criptiOns.
The Not IS Of this Third Series are reecise.
ly similar in form and priv eyes to the Sew
en-. Thirties already sOld. except that the Gov
erlHlenJ leSerNes W ltscil 'he OP'NhV VI P"J.
ing interest in gold coin at G Ter cent, in
ctead CT 7 3-10ths in currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency 10 July
10Th at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes Of this bird 10
ries # the Seven thirties will commence on
the LIST of June, and will be made promptly
and continuously after that date.
The slight change made i. the conditions o
this THIRD SERIES affects only the matter
of interest. The payment in gold, If made
will be equivalent to the currency interest o
the higher rate.
The return to specie pay ncnts, in the even
of which only will the option to pay interes
in Gold be availed Of, would SO reduce an
e~qualize prices that purchases made with si'
per cent. in gold wou dbc fully equal tc thOs
made with seven and three-tenths per cent
in currency. This is
, The Only Loan in Market
q Now offered by the Government, and IT'S supc
rior advantages make it the
Great Popular Loan Of the People,
Less than 500, Oc 900 of the Loan ar
o thOrizcd by Congress are now on tho markeI
! This amount, at the rate of which i it is bein
4 absorbed, will all be subscribed for with
: sky days, when the notes will undoub!edl
, command a premium, as has uniformly bee
- the case on closing the subscriptions to oth'
o Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town ar
section of the country may be afforded facil
II ties for taking the Loan, the National Bank
1t and Private Bankers throughout the COUNT
Or have generally agreed 20 receive sub'cril
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