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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-03
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICHMOND, October 2, 1866, 7
G n'clnck 2 NJ.


6o'clockP p. NJ. }
Sir,-The following is the cholera report
for the last twenty -four hours:
One case on Franklin between Four
teentll and Fifteenth streets (whitc malc) ;
favorable.
One case on Seventeenth above Nenable
street (colored fcmale) probably fatal.
One case on Marshall near Henry street
(wllitc malc) convalcscent.
One case in Highland Row, Rockets
(white fclnale); fatal.
OnV .e,e 81 Jarneo neat iSdnral
street (white malc); result doubtful.
One case on Main between Fifteenth and
Seventeenth streets (white malc) ; result
doubtful. ......
One case on Cary between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets (colorcd malc); re-
suit doubtful.
One case occurred on Monday on the
corner of Marshall and Ninth streets, not
heretofore reported, result doubtful.
Respectfully,
j. G.. CABELL, N. D.,
W. III. TAYLOR, NJ. d.,
Members of Board of Health.
To dulJc W. w. Cramp, Chairman of the
Committee on Health.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE;
MINIATURE BALMAHAC--OcfopEas.
nm rises. "a laI Noon rses......... Les
ur sets. High tide......".. u %
PORT OF RICHMoND. ocrjpEt 8. .,

PORT OF RICHMOND. ocrjBEt 8. q
ARRIVED. ron II 4
Steamer Niagara, Couch, New York, msrchan.
disc and messengers, a. =. Watson.
Steamer Georgeanns, Hill, Norfolk, insrehan.
disc and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
10 order. .... .-..... ........t. 4. .Hrt
Steamer Hatteras, Alexander, New York, ner'
chandise and passsngers, b. Ayres Co.
steamer Niassrs Couch. New York, merehan-
disc and passengers, O. I. Watson. rt..l,
Steamer Petersburg, Trayers, Baltimore, mef'
Schooner Farmers Friend, Hearnsd, Washing.
ton, lumber, McKowan & Curtis. IL -.
MRMoRASDrA.
EoRPorK, October l--Auived, schooner John
q. Ferris, Hurt, for Richmond. i ."
DY TELEGRAPH. .o. .e
NEW YORK, October 1.-The steamers George
Washington aud Merrimore, from Richmond, have
arrived. ... ... .... Hs. .s.a-y
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THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.-Ths
i next session Of this school VIII begin noa'
fhs school has been tran.ferrsd 70 the nsy.
Largo, and sopn0aioss ssSeol bsilai.s. s.3feA iSs
The soan. ol ..ehius I. ias:aSsS I; BE s:,:sc.
e. so.la:;s nts q tSs e. sSssr sSssSsr 5s.Sss cd
slssllnE ra,SSs rn;,S dr. i:1:s :A '.sssi sns
t,sininr n IuTops. In The {enio! cIasseS.
hs prinsiesis vill - sils3 ~ skilfai sssssanas.
Iiss ss :s.sx .sx s s:S;sisea..:
1sa fss sIisaisis. ts:. sdai::: Soa g kisinesI
JOIN y, SIlofgIR y AL
FaoxAsE s|t,n,S ,RS59sa , ii;lsi.s.' A.,
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COMMISSIONERS FoR New HAxpsHIRE.-
Mr George P. Prescott, Of this city, has
been appointed by the Governor o. New
Hampshire commissioner 70 take acknow-
.ledansnt Of deeds in the State OF virginia.
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SYckxsss or 4 PHYNciAN.-Dr. u. X.
Wsring, . physician Of extensive practice
IN this city, has lhesn very III for two days
past with cholera. We are gratiaed TO bo
ensbled 70 state, however, that bis condi.
tn lsH evening ms much Improved
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-03
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
MANCHESTER, October 2, 1866,
- o'clock N.

Only one case of cholera reported to
this office within the last forty-eight hours.
Case OIL Hull street (colored temale) /;
doubtful. l.. X. CHILpS,
President Board of Health.
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THE ExscUrrvR BoARD OF rHs .0Axwoop Ne.
xoaIAI, ASSOCIATIONS takes grest pleasure in ac'
kuoyledging the receipt Of = donation from Sails.
bury, n C., and one from Hiiisboro'. through Rev.
Dr.. Noawoop. MAS. Z. Q. s.TURpIH, Trsssarer
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PICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
FLkST. For the first ssof the session we Will use
the excellent leeturc. rooms of te First Baptist
!Dri ii BuIrowss) Church. which hsys been kindly
completed. ..hhh i.
Pupils will please note the temporary change OF
location. ...
The President may be found st his former resi-.
dence, corner Ninth and Marshall streets. which
no still occupies.
Circulars. with terms, &C., at all the bookstores.
CHARLES H. WINSTON, N. A.,
6e28 pvasidanf
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MISS SrRuaoLE will please send 70 this
Office for letters. ? n ,>AtaAr< .Tf
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rLASSICAL AND MATHEMATlC-
\JAL SCHOOL, No. II? Prsnklin between Ss.
This school viii bs rssumsd tho PlRST ofOC
BER.
Higher Eng lish, with Latin.
Greek, extra :, crci. ices
A limited number OF pupils Will be rscsivsd. 70
whom VIII give my sxclhsive penonai ssesntion.
Address me through the post once POI
auao - h1hh 1sLN.
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NATIoM!ALL o! 1 .svTySEoS WMI0N ! BUSHES sS,n 'sss:

~ COLLEGE. WASHINGTON, D. c., ofsn sups.
rior sdys IMAGES for thorough business sducston.
The coune of instTuction embraces SomInsicCn. z .c.
Importing. Jobbins. Retailing, Sans ssS g g~v
conms &c iai Hrithmeiic, and Business prastNs. ;,
bpe merriam Pennsnship 10 t1ught ~ nsny Y;
ssssbrafeS - the editor OF the Speacsrtan 10y 70
Psnsnaaskip adopted By all sfst.eiafs solisgss -
swstsm of Business Practice, oviainaes1 and
.necsssfuiy taught by the propsietos, reestyss hs
special attention. This Is the most valuable pan
oi,ss his theoretical knowledge, spA v prspseed
for the more minute details OF sctunl busihess.
gehoIarship for full eosrses and lie neDeewhip
cured before Sspse nbss I, 1ss. Sf''l etS
For eirculan. specimen Of penmApahips sollsgs
currency, end sssfehsndiss, sadress
=. 49, bts AxHkY >, coFpP; p;;oo.i.,s 4 ;;
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SPEN HILL ACADEMY, LOUISA
N COUNTY, VA CLASSICAL and MATTE.
NAUTICAL SCHOOL, Term. per session Of. nine
months from October lst, S??o lights extra. Ad.
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DREPA RATORY SCHOOL FOR
4 B0YS.-The next session OF Mrs BENEFITS
SCHOOL P0R BOYS commences HJRST OF OC.
TOBER on the southwest corner OF Seventh and
Grace streets, the former residence of Dr. Deane
The course of ofinstructon will be thorough French
and Latin will be taught by herself or by comps.
tent Instructors II preferred by the parents.
CktYEch CktYEc hhsrHs aspa other gariesArs apply l Mr.
following gentlemen: Judge william w. Crump,
Dr.. Wexford. d. Les Powell, and William 3. Don.
nan. n, patrons OF her school, and Rev. DR., Wood.
CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, ll6
y LINDRN ROW, FRANKLIN, sEuONnDO
resume the duties OF her SCHOOL on MONDAY,
lst OF October, 1889. ~ si..,x
Every facility will be offered o insure aHishsd
female education. 4L.. Br# ta.
Terms made known on application. 90.
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTM.-We
append the report of the Board of Health for
the twenty -four hours ending last evening
M. ,,cloci-.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS JULIA PEYTON PROPOSES
IVl to open on the PIRST OF OCTOBER .
SCHOOL for children under tho age OF twelve
yesrs, on Grace street between Seventh aud
Eighth, at Niss Taxswelps. .ta' =
Terms for the half session, payable In advance:
For french Tuition. .,.."........."...'" 10
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HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-The
III subscriber has sacured rooms on Clay street
west of Brook avenue, where he will reopen his
Sc 2l-tOct3 II. J. CHRIbTIAN.
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HEBREW AND ENGLISH INSTI-
IL TUTE.-The first session OF the above will
begin on WEDNESDAY, the ID Of October next, at
No. l:s Mayo, corner Of Ross street.
The course OF instruction will embrace the He.
brew and English languages in their various
branches, and viii be thorough In every par
.na 70, s'r%s Ss apgy Hs,wssn the hOom Of Il
=, y, GEORGE JACOBS.
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e. J. KEMPER, Principal.
]. Al. HARRIS, A. ~, Assistant.
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MR.. SALTERS DAY SCHOOL FOR
wi BOYS, on Fourth street between Clay and
Marshall, viii open on MONDAY, September l7th,
1865. For terms see circulars His
NIGHT SCHOOL ..E
will be resnnsd at the same place on the FIRST
OF OCTOBER NEXT. FOR terms apply 10 the
subscriber. foe l-tlsthOcl o. L. q. skLTER.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-07

NoTicE wv e wish to obtain more sob
scribers to this paper and make the follow
ing n!!.- liberal propositions: 10. any one who
VIII get M g Club Of ten yearly subscribers
we Will send the BCLLETIS one year free OF
charge Get Up 4. club Of five and ne viii
send y6u tie paper for the period Of six
montlisifree of Charge We shall eter strive
to furnish our renders with hett aha reli-
able lournat, and wifi spare no pains or .exr
peensse 70 make It acceptable to al classes.
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A convention Of the Episeopals is to as
semblc in New Orleans on the 18th Of May
for the purpose Of electing successor to the
late Bishop Leonidas Polk.
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MERCHANTS,
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The Illustrated chronological Journal for
Anril-Contains Thomas Cook, the exeur-
sionist: DIR. Mott w v Wallace J. Cars
hart Alex Cambell; Miss Carmichael
with Portraits, Character and Biography:
Cases Of Temperament Marriage
-Idiocy Mirthfulncss, Modesty, Order
Signs of Character to Observe Phys
iognomy Primary Rules Inquisitive nose.
our Social Relations the Girls, by Mrs.
WHY'S Teaching by Love How to be hap
nv a Dead Man Visiting Ameriea-IIov
10 see it. A negro Baptisingi Music as a
moral and physical agent; Frogs, fish and
toads. Religious discourse by Rev II.
W Beeeher, on self esteemi Faith Self
;mprovement Benevolence; Ethnologyt
Physiology, etc, only 90 cents, 81 90 pei
wear. Address FOWLER & WELLS, ; SO
broadway, New York.
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.z....B.I.a s..glgsIl. s.s.


To you, felloM-eitizens ofsthe South, we
see SpsSaiiy TFsshsz = 6a 49, - -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-07

BY the President.
w. Il. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-07

1t is considered that the President Proc
lamation, which we print in another column,
is equivalent to a general amnesty. In view
of this fact, dispatch from New Orleans,
States that Mason and Slidell will return to
Louisiana in a short time, and so, we sup
pose, will a good many other distinguished
southerners who are now sojourning in
foreign lands. ~.
The Methodist Conference was organized
in New Orleans on the 5th inst, with Bisb,
op Andrews presiding. A dispatch to the
Memphis Bulletin says Bishop Early is as
sisting DR.. Simmons as Secretary. A stand
ing committee of one from each State has
been appointed The city clergymen com
nose tho committee on public worship
Preaching has been arranged for every
night. One hundred members are present,
and ono hundred more are coming to join
tho venerable body. \ letter from Bishop
Soulc advises that the name of Southern
Conferences be retained
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01
A-iournment.or Congress-.

Assuredly, the intelligence that Con.
gress adjourned sine die on Saturday af-
tornoon' at half past four o'clock, will be
most welcome. Such a Congress never
assembled before. Nothing did they do
to. conciliate and pacify the Southern PEG.
pie. Their whole legislation having ref
erence to them seems to have been insti.
gated by the idea, that the Southern
Whites are o people whose good will is to
us o matter Of no concern whatever ; that
they are destitute Of manhood that they
can not be trusted that they will dissem.
bic that they may secure a mastery over
us ; but, that on the other hand, all thai
is honorable, noble, magnanimous and
typical Of exalted manhood, is to be found
in the Negro, and his interests, should,
therefore, engage our special attention.
Hence, they enacted Civil Rights bills,
Freedmen's Bureau bills, involving vast
expenditures aud providing for siwarms
Of officers, Hence, they adopted q Con,
stitutional Amendment, the object Of
which is to make voters outofthe Blacks.
By appropriations, they have 'squandef-
ed the public money with . recklessness
that woaId imply that the Treasury were
full to overlooking, with no public debt,
and with no b%urthensome taxation crush.
ing out tho energies Of the people, Not
satisfied with three thousand a session
the two sessions fur which they were
elected not consuming Us much tine as is
comprehended in a ~year--thcy voted
themselves $1,000 a session, being equiv.
aleni' to'fEN thousand dollars yTor less
than one years seruice.
This Congress, furthermore, undertook
to wrest from the States their rights,
privileges and powers, whereby a Rcpub.
lican form Of government aud the liber'
ties Of the people treasured, and vosl
them in the Federal Government, there,
by making out of it a centralized Govern
ment, which is most mimical to liberty,
:he peace and happiness of our people
Statesman, e.
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BY the arrival Of the steamship Peru.
vim, we have important news from Eu.
rope. While tho military position is
unchanged, great armies on both sidos are
concentrating before Vienna. Prussia
gave her consent to an armistice by ab.
staining from hostilitiss for five days.
provided Austria agreed. She then pro-
posed to give her decision on the basis
proposed within that period. It is re-
ported that Austria decidedly refused to
accept the Prussians' condition for peaces
In the mean time, the Prussians have oc-
cupied Garmstadt. The French Governs
ment denies that she had any intention
of becoming an armed mediator in the
difficulty.
The Peruvian brings the intelligence
that the news from the Great Eastern was
very.satisfactory, and that nine hundred
miles had been laid out.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01
ROAD NOTICE.

,NOTICE Is hereby give n that a Petition
IN will be presented to the Commissio ners
OF Ashland County, at their next Session, 70
be held On the First Monday Of Septemb Der,
A. d. 1866, praying for the Alteration OF ths
County Road leading from Ashland, As HAND
County, Ohio, 10 Wooster, Wayne c oupty, o.
in said Ashland County, as follows: 12Vb
beginning at the North West Corner ofthe
North East quarter Of Section rs, township
", and Range Is, ownei by George Dinta-
man. in Perry Township thence East on the
North line Of said Dintaman's land where
there is now o Road established 10 the Coun
ty line between Ash. and and Wayne .Coun-
ties to the North East Corner Of the North
West quarter Of Section 20, township ~, and
Range Is.
Thence South on the County line betwe en-
said Ashland and Wayne Counties TO the
South East Corner Of said Geo. Dintaman's
land to interseot the road new leading -fr ON
Ashland TO Wooster, about IL rods South from
the South East Corner Of said Dintaman 3
land, thence South ON Jacob Eradys' East
] ne about forty Rods TO intersect o diagonal
Road running from said Kradys' barn TO Woos.
ter, the terminus of said Road.
And upon the. establishment Of the above
named road to yacate the following Roads. =
The road commencing ct the North West cor
ner Of the North East quarter Of Section %,
Town ship % and Range 10. ,
Thence on the Wooster Rosd 10 the County
line between Ashland and Wayne County, al
so the diagonal Road running North and
South through said George Dinta mans land,
commencing at the North East Corner Of the
Noyfb IA i cuargar thapca 9o,fk - ..;d a;
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srAMMEpRliNsd or SrUrrEntfyaa cured

SrAMmERisd or STurrERfSG cured
in one hour by DR.. j. H. Barr, Of New
York, tho lgTrebait master Of imfedimepts Of
speech, who will prrctice at the McNulty
House, Ashland, on Tuesday and wednes-
day, the 7th and 9Th Of August. DR..
Barr Is b gentleman o. skill, and possessed
of knowledge by which he cures STAN.
msring or Suffering in thesspacc Of one
hour, All who are afflicted with this
hamiliatiug impeachment should go to DR..
Barr and get cured, as he charges moth
ing without he is successful. .f *5r.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01
Democratic Judicial ConyeM-
ton. iH

'f "-h
By arrangement Of the undersigned,
the Judicial Committee Of the Judicial
District composed Of RiChland, Morrow
and Ashland counties, VIC have appointed
the 18th day Of August, as the time oil
holding the Judicial Convention, and have
fixed upon Ashland as the place. Said
Convention, therefore, will be held at
Ashland, Tuesd y Aug IA, 1863,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating a candidate for Judge to be
voted for by the Democracy Of said Dis.
trict, and all other conservative men at
The coming fall elections. ~
JOHN Y. GLESSNER.
J. j.. JACOBS.
H. s. PROPHET. l,,
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.CoscEsT.--Thc first Concert of the
season by the Ohio Normal Academy Of
Music, will be given at the Town Hall,
in Ashland, on Friday evening next, the
3drinst. The number Of students in at.
tendance this session is larger than at any
previous one, and, under the auspices Of
Profs.. BAKER & KILBoUREE, have made
rapid advancement. The Con cert viii,
Of course, be very interesting, and all our
citizens will avail themselves Of the Op.
portupiiy Of. attending it. nl.q 'im't.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01

L a. OIL .
wEsr SALEM.-Last Monday evening
VIC took d 'jaunt on tho Ashland & Great
Western Railway to West Salem, a -four.
ishing little town about fourteen miles
frSP fri itse; The evening was q
pleasant one, and the ride through that
picturesque aud romantic portion of cOun-
try was really delightful. . Added tothe
bsailig epspsi$ without there was that
within which materially enhanced the
pleasure Of the trip-of which our limit
ed space this week preclude, Us from WI
d1ss9bGIIS WOl1Hl "
West Salem is q lipc little town, and
has been greatly improved during the
last year, but owing % its near proximity
to Ashland, win never be "much Of q
place." The large Eating House of the
A. & G. W. R. r. rs rapidly approach.
ing completion. and will be quite an ad.
dition tothe3 town AO
w attended tho literary entertainment
given 81 -tfessfs. Shoemaker, McCauley,
Parsons and Pecki6paush. !. The sxercis.
es were Of the highest order, such as EN-
...a.l. IT,. A.. l., aIuonanI sns;u
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01
EE- npring Up . shild IL the way ho

E "BFing ~, . childin the way he
should 60 and when he is old he will not
depart from IT," The foundation Of many
a rninous vice is laid in youth Parents
should be careful where they send their
children for education 0berliu, Ohio,
has ever been noted for the high culture
and highmOral tone Of its citizens. Cal.
kins, Griffin cO,'S Union Business In.
siiiu els located there and offers rare IN
ducements 10 those seeking . business,
eduoaionut about hat the asual rates,
SAFE 10 send FORA Circular aud Eussf
'tptOtpSpGrb before going e~l.cvhetceA. Aye
n &C was - fhsN"HN
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01

la- Dear reader, wocld you have your
food set we'll upon your stomach, your
digestion regular, and no trouble from
sick headache, soul stomach constipation;
in short, would you be cured of DysPep-
sia I? then use Goes Dyspepsia cure. It
is a certain remedy in all such cases.
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Won't Save Them.

The Republicans in Congress thought
that by throwing sop to the soldiers in
the shape Of bounty for three and two
years ~scsvice in the army, they would iu-
duce the soldiers to swallow their negro
legislation and their voting themselves
5000 q session. While the soldiers may
be grateful for the small pittancc voted
them, they won't be reconCiled to vote
for the Radicals. The soldiers are not to
be bought up in this way .-&Itcsman.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01

~ The laying Of the Corner Stone of
the First German Reform Church Of
Ashland, will occur on Tuesday, August
l4th, 1866: at Q O'Clock A. NJ. The
Clergy and all others are cordially invited
to be present.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01

The OLD RELIABLE.-Do not be de-
ceived by purchasing any Of the quaok
ncstrums under the names Of Bitters.-
Purchase none other but DR.. Raback's
Stomach Bitters, which are compounded
of the purest drugs, and in which the af.
Aicted can rely.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01

BLscKBERRY FEsTIvAL.--Ths ladies'
of the NJ y, Church Of this place will
give a Blackberry Festival, at the Town
Hall, On Friday evening, August 10th,
the proceeds Of which obe used for tho
benefit aof The Sabbath School. All are
cordially i6yitsd to attend. III.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01

~ The Law equafziDg Rouuties has
finally passed. WIN. 7. JOHNSTON, the
Military Claim Agent here, WILDE ready
to make application for the new Bounty
in . few days. 1'"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01

hereby express my thanks To- the. public,
for the liberal patronage and kind favors
shown me since Ihaye been CONNECTED with
the Ashland Bakery aud Confectionery, and
hope that the same, or greqterpatronRge and
generosity will be given to my successor, Me-
.crider, sv1trITISN0l 4. ROBERTS.
July 25-1wT gYA-,ds XII