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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-21
MRS. WINSLOW,

MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
Presents to the Attention of Mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP !!
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
Which greatly facilitates the process ofteethng,
by softening the gums, reducing all infamma-
uons, will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action,
aud 10
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, 1T will give rest to
-s. yourselves and
Relief and Health to yourIn
We have put up and sold this article over
80 years, and can say in confidence and truth or
1t what have never been able to say of any
other medicne-never has it failed in a single in
stance to effect cure, when timely used. Never
did we know instance of dissatisfactio by any
one who used it. On the contrary, all sre de-
lighted with its operations and speak in terms Of
commentator OF its magical effects and medical
virtues We speak OF this matter ''What do
know, - after 80 years. experience and pledge
reputation for the ful6llment OF what we here
declare. In almost every instance where the in
FAINT 10 suffering from pain and exhaustion, reliet
will be found In fifteen twenty minutes after the
syrup is ad ministeredI
Full directions for ssing will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile of
CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New York, is on the out
side wrapper
Sold by all Druggists throug bout the world.
Price, Only 35 Cents per Bottle.
apl24dw6m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-21

BoDT FoUND.-Ths body of VIM. Il. Sum.
mers, who committed suicide last April by
jumping from the ferry boat into the river,
was found this week drifted upon the shore
on an island near Buffalo, Iowa. The body
was discovered by two young men who re-
ported the fact to the neares. justice of the
peace, by whom an inquest was held. In
the pockets of the deceased were found 81, 40
in money, q knife, breast pin, ring, and sew
eral small articles. Mr.. Haupt,o Davenport,
identified the breast pin as that of Summers.
And this led to careful enquiry satisfactory
- to the identity of the deceased. The body
was interrea on the island shore. The moth
or of the unfortunate man, who lives In
Maine, was notified of the facts by Sheriff
Lyter, of Scott county.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-21
DIR. BIGELOW

10 the only Physician, as Special
ist, now in Chicago that can be en-
tirely relied upon. Go to him, and
not suffer that horrible disease to
remain in your system, disfguring
your face and body, besides des-
troying your happiness aud future
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-21

In consequence OF the recent great decline in
gold and sIlver and all the materials used in the
manufacture of our goods, and in anticipation OF
prices TO as low q point as they can be placed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

- I'm = evpsy nNeen, 70 warn, - - ~.
-. n noVs neeo II Tie winter thaA 49,
n1 ny oeAer ssason Of The yer. TINS -
|saase . Many castess md slsishs azs -
10 srovs mscA bsttsr II winter than y
|muu6os. vhi6h waa IN Inconvenience Defo.0
- di6eoysry q ~ hoases. Watsf ~ =
Iieft onf e door Ii apt TO freeze q this -
-. Some folks take in their wells ana Gus
ferse IS : cold night and keep them ~ the
Ere, 20 they don't freeze.
sseknG;ne . ersat fun in the winter. Ins
boys eets their skates on when the nves -
frozen over and race, play tass break throeee
the ice and get wet I'll ova1 lthsy ges acovnse
lsomed4ss ord ass bsoeght home ~ dnppmes
which makes their mothers scold, getting -
ter III over the carpet in the front room, faai
and break their heads, and enjoy themselves
in many other ways. A wicked Doy onc,
stole nv skates and ran off with them, and
couldn't catch HIM. Mother said, never
mind. Judgment will overtake him. ),
"Weil, If judgment does, Judgment VIII
have To b. pretty lively on his legs, for thai
boy runs bully.
4 There sin't much sleigh>riding except IN
the wintsy. Folks don't seem to care aoo1'
/ il in warm weathsr. Grown.up boys and grit
like to 20 sleigh riding. The boys generally
drive With one hand and help ths Crll
bold their muffs with the other. Brother
Bob let me 60 along little way once wher
he took Celia Ann Crane out sleig riding
snd thought he paid merp attention 20 hold
ing the muff than he did TO holding thu
horses.
"Snew-ball;ng Is another winter sport.
i have snow. balled In the summer, but we USED
stones and hard apples. j lsn't 70 amusing
Is it 10 In the winter, somehow"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25
rh.oa times xithin fhree montha I ~ B

BrArsirri. ExrRAcr-Some fifteen years
ago, Rev. John N. Mafit, then in his prime,
delivered lecture which closed with the fol.
lowing fine passage
The Phoenix, a tabled bird of antiquity,
when it felt the advancing chill Of aye. bull,
its own funeral urn, and fred its pyre BY
means which natures instinct taught All
its plumage and its form of beauty became
ashes but then would rise the young-besu-
tiful from the urn OF death and chambers OF
decay, would the tiedgling come with its eyes
turned toward the sun, and essayiug its dark
velvet wings, sprinkled with gold and fringed
with silver. on the balmy air. rising a little
higher. until at length, in the full confidence
OF flight, It gives cry of joy, and soon be-
comes glittering speck on the bosom Of
Grial ocean
Lovely voyager of earth, bound on its
heavenward journey TO the sun So rises the
spirit bird from the ruins of the body, the fu>
neral urn which its Maker built-the death
fires. So towers away to its home to the
pure elements of spirituality, intellect Phn-
nix to dip its proud wings in the fountain OF
eternal bliss. So shall dear, precious humans
ity survive from its ashes Of burning world.
So beautifully shall the unchanged soul soar
within the disc Of eternity's great luminsry,
with undaxzIed eye and unscorched wings-
the Phoenix Of immortaiity-taken 10 its rain
bow home, and Graded on the beating bosom
OF eternal lore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

Kns;sn .Standard, Who il sAatioasf =
Leaeue Island, se0t to the city for asgi1A4acss
"a the Shiflsr hose cad eeher appas1sss
With ! degree II Diligence Tat cannot ~ 20
h;ehly praised, ver6 drawn % the spoGI he
companies could get very littls waasr, anA
their services, thoseS willing, were otolis
avail. The vessel VA sntissly dssezeg
Az fast - the wood wotk burned away II
plating fell from it and dropped into ~
water.
the iron thai may - bsunshs mn ~
notion Of the river. That the honsides Ait
NOT sinh wAs because shs lay with her keel il
The mud. There il report that guA'
boat besides her had shared her NJ, fspof
that we are veryglad 70 state vas withoc
foundation. There was nothing in the vessel
| Her armament had been removed, and Their
was nothing in her but her machinery.
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IFrcm the PhiladelpliA North American, Dec. Ii.
We chronicle wish regret that will be
shared by everybody, the total destruction by
fire of the nationn irou-clad frigate New
Ironsides, built al Il cost to the Government,
OF million and half of dollars, BY Messrs.
cramp Son, of mis- city. Her history h
known over the entire world. She was 4 mir.
acle IN her way, and was the instrumentaIity
Ihich brought conviction to the minds oftbe
British Admiralty that their wooden hulls
were wooden humbuss. Au'i'
She lay yesterday at tho pier q Le.sns T.
land. The back channel is filled with sm.lls,
vessels Of the irou-clad species. At the ne,
lay he Ironsides, the DicAstor. the 81 Ipn;.
md othsr larger vssssls xSo.t ons o,c,ocI
yesterday morning, from the haechv.v II ~
Iron6dss arose colunn of snoke' Tbs..
vas Waterman in charge, and ne alarm ~
soon given; but the lev employes ~ 81.
Govcrnmept in the vicinity found thsmss,ss.
powerlsss 10 check the flames that were br,.s'
ing in solid column from tha ipksrior 81 ~
doomed vessel. The entire vicinity = ~ =.
aroused. The DicAatoe and tn 81 Lou;,
were towe1 away from proximity 70 the burn
ing leviaaAan, for Il wae evident that 70 ~,
Der vas IN inpssihiliH.
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OK SKArisc AND WIxTER. --ssGris, who 10
evidently brick, writes - follows to the
Cihcannati Ti,aes. We commend the item TO
. laugh:
winter Is the coolest seaso9of the yeaS,
sscanse il cones in the winter, mostly. II
some countries winter conss il NJ sanmsr,
end then 1t is very pleasant. wish winter
sa1e N summer in this coeatry, which = the
!hen ws could 70 skating barefoot and aide
down hill in linen tsovees.. W. oo.ld snov-
oAl without our 6nssrs eses;ss eola-aa3
- vhe - % SLED krsiaiae wsaidnss kave
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|. n r q w Ms
BRONCHIAL TROCHES
The Great Neaieal Annual.

Hosstters United sts,.s Almanac for 1861 for do
trioutou qrcti thro.gh the United States aud all
civilized COUNTRIES Of the Western Hemisphere will be
published about the srst Q, January ane all Who wish
to understand the true philosophy " htsith sealdres
and poades ts valuable suggestions Il contains Ia sd
dition 10 an admirable .icsI treatise the esus~s
prevention and cure OF great variety Of dssssss Il
braces large amount inf rmaten interesting TO the
merchant the mechanic the miner, the farmer the
planter and professional man and the calculations
b.xs been mAde for such mr. Rams and is;tn3es
mo.t suitable for correct and comprehensive National
OAIEspkR.
The nstr Uses and extraordinary sanitary effects
OF HosrETTnR's STOMACH BIrTsRs, the staple
tonic and Alternative of than half The Christian
world are fully set forth pages, which also i'm
serspersed with valuable recipes humorous snecdotes
and other instructive and Amusing reading matter orig
inal and selected. Among the Annals to sppsar with
the opening Of the year, this viii he Of the most
useful and ma, b. had for n, asking send for copies
20 the Central Mandatory At Pittsburgh Pa. or to the
nearest ss-ps HosTKrTER's STOMACH BITTERs
The BIrTKas srs sold in every city town and village
OF the unixd statea dec2ldAw
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A NEW REMEDY,!

It stands for Merits without Superior.
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EoR SALE-A two story brick Dwelling,
IA vtth large rooms rood dry cellar, With cistsrn
ard outhudipes. Lot rs 10 feet; 6esiraby lonfad
being tbs eastery half offie house on the former
4sa fplten streets. u
kndatre Is W LoLiUs,
hov2z no " MAIN street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

eYYlCs Rgnoygp 70 MAIN STREET. NO. 81,
Over Younker Bros Dry Goods Store in the
room lnteiy occupied By the 3 eohuk
Library Association.
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SEWING MACHINE s.

an, Singer Man.faetsnisg Company sftsr Jesrs Of
experiment and Effort, hare recently drought 70 pec
tea
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-02-21
A Dream.

A few nights since friend Of ours
while wrapped in the slumbers of mia,
night, "dreamed a dream" and imagined
he was on pleasure excursion to the in
fernat regions, His sight was regaled
with many scenes novel, strange and un.
dreamed Of in the philosophy Of man -
While in the reception room Of his Mai
esty, tho pleasant little imp who acts Ss
usher announced "Ben. Butler 70 'a,
Satan actually trembled in bis sulphu,
rous boots, and quick uprising asked:
"What, that Oock.eyed abortion Of hu
manity, from Massachusetts, ?" ft.
eyes r responded the usher.
"Send him back /! send him back y
str cried Satan, "thero is no place here 70,
Him" 4i ,3'fs' f-FlR 7'HHi>Ni'
"But" responded the little devil, who
seemed to enjoy an event which promised
to knock the sand from under bis Impe
rial chief "you must receive him, he can
go anywhere else.." o2' ~ ~. = /
Satan walked the floor with rand
strides for q few moments, when suddenly
he 't,pped and said, II have ii he. may
have q few Lushels ofbrimstone aud boz
Of matches, and 90 of and start little
Hell'cfhis own.o A' eshslF5G1
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"WNrn,t; TIiarN

The following is told IF the "Hard.
shell" Baptist preachers:
Two Of them were in tho same pulpit
together. While one was preaching he
happened TO say, ''Whon Abraham built
the ark" sl H..
The one Behind him s.rove to correct
his biunder by crying out aloud "Abra;
ham warn't thar" Z et
But the speaker rushed on needless Of
the interruption, and only took occasion
shortly to repeat, still more decidedly,
III say, when Abraham built the ark"
"And l say" cried out the other,
Abaham warn't thar" aH'
The Hard shell was to hard to be
beaten down in this way, and addressing
the people, exclaimed, with great indig,
nation, I say Abraham was thar or there.
about" . asA.aa .Ilg, ! 80
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The Suffrage Eli.

"MAcK" writes the Cincinnati Com
mercial under date of Washington, Feb
End, the following: @
1t may be set down as q certainty tina,
the negro suffrage bill, as it passed the
House, will not become law. Since the
Presidents expression of opinion on the
subject it has been determined not to give
him an opportunity for the exercise Of
the veto power, which, it is believed, he
certainly would exercise on the unquali.
fed suffrage bill Besides this, nany
members of the House who voted for the
measure have have learned, withina week
or ten days, that their action is not up.
proved at home, and they are now doing
all they can to prevent its passage in The
Senate. | do not believe that in the
matter Of popularity, much is 10 be gair
ed by an educational qualification such
a qualification must apply to whites and
blacks equally, and its effects win bo to
disfranchise many who have voted Intel
ligently for years. But pass it in WI Of
form they will, members and Senator's
cannot escape the censure of fair minded
men for making such an experiment up.
on a helpless people. '...
There are $4,000 negroes now in the
District Of Columbia, Before thei' war
there were about 1000, The 10000 in.
crease are nearly all refunees and fugi.
tives who came here from Virginia and
North Carolina, in the rear of The FEEDER.
al arms.
It is difficult to conceive of greater
hight OF unreaDoping fanaticism than to
enfranchise such a class, As I have be.
fore stated, the radicals can be convicted
out Of their own mouths of inconsistency cy
in this matter. In one breath they vote
to make the emancipated slave citizen
and voter, and in another, they vote on
passing Fredmcn's Bureau bill, that he
is in competent 70 discharge the simplest
aci Of citizenship, to say nothing of its
duties and responsibilities. His con.
tract for labor'must be made for him by one
Freedmen's Bureau agent; his provisions
ard clothing be bought by another and
the contingency of his being out of EN-,
ployment be guarded against by another
lieis thus looked upon as an absolute
dependant for some purposes, and high
born sovereign for others.
1t is becoming more and more probable
that tho final solution of this problem
here will be the adoption Of measure
repeating the city charter of Washington
and placing the government of the city
in the hands Of Commissioners to be ap,
pointed by Congress or the Preside Mt
This will have advantage, at least, it il
thought; [; that Of giving more security tc
life aud property than they have had un
der the present regime.
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\ sHLAND, OHIO. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY @slsls6eS

learn, came through over that road this
year and report very favorably Of TO-
When 1t shall be fully opened up, it will
be probably themOst practicable road over
the plains to these minesa Other roads
also are IN process Of construction some
from points supposed to be the head Of
navigation of the Missouri, and Others
from Lewiston. Walla Wala, and other
points on tho Pacific slopesaf these Va.
-ricuS routes and Of the mines of this Ter.
ritory both quartz and places, will tell
you in another letter as soon as I find
time to write. ia' ar atji -
IT. TT T..
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= ''' ARE,.

AEA1ysa ~ sHc \
Editor Uasoa ,,geb s~gasrias al Isd.,
In replyfo many letters and .inquiries
from people in this section of the coun. Z
try, The undersigned take great pleasure
in saying through tho columns Of Syour
paper, that our renowned preparation 4
known as GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
is q certain cure for Dyspepsia 10 It's worst
stages. Many cures Of long standing
within our own acquaintance, have beeiiH 4
completely, and We believe permanently Il
cursed. 1t willstop distress7after eating !,
a'mostiustantaneously, and enable the J.
dyspeptic who have lived for yearD upon it,as
Graham bread and the plaiiest diet, d
eat as heartily as he pleases, anything bdcl
chooses, without danger Of distress, d os /,
souriue, or risild on;the stomach, ftdis
an iniallible corrector of indigestion and
constipation, creates healthy appelite! =
stops sick headache, heartburn, sickness y
as the stomach or bowels, and sweetena i
anensive breathassoon as you take il; (,
ofd by enabling the patient to take plsa,
ty of haerty food, (Which is the PARENT
Of kealtb," produces vigor, strength and
energy In every trial we have knowlIS
il has speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with. &
all its attendant suGcripgs, weakness, de. !.
billy and loss of power, giving instead q :
proper activity and tone 70 the stomach ?
and organs OF digestion, and as we conf q
dentl5abeliove, and as the published eel.
tificatcs in our Circulars, allnanacs, and In .
many Of the leading Journals, ffcm cont nj !
valescent patients will confirm, complcts!t
ly, permanently, and almost miracuiouslyri
"cure the worst case Of Dyspepsia; in Ell +
lsterce." W, warrant it in every in
stance. 1t can be obtained at All the
Drug Stores IN the United States and (
ties, for s5, ~.
~ g; @. CLARK D co, Prop'ls. -
6m2D New Haven, OF. 'sI
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,sEARM FOR SAL q.

5TVHg undersigned will sell, at private sale
a III the Depler farm, adjoining Rowsburg,
-Ashland County, Ohio, containing about 81
acres of,excellent land, under q good state Of
cultivation, with iah Orchard Of choice fruit
pnduin \ good bearing coRdiion; two good
frame dwellings,, 4 fifsttate Saw MIL q good
sbarpae neysr falling we'll ofEater, and stock
water CONVENIENT. This is one OF The ihost
iissirabls farms In Ashland county, and can
iheibepght chsnp, For further information,
pauirs Of Henry pepler or Jacob Engle. at
/. RoNeburR NJ HENRY DEPLER,
assfs M 6s 4, JACOB ENGLE.
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- THE GREATEST
DISCOVERY or THE aoAGENo

EARMERs.. FAILlEs AND OTHERS "
4 can purchase no remeiy equal Ia Dr,s
Tobias Venetian Liniment, for dysentery,
ccllic, Group, chronic Rheumatism. sore 4
throets, toothache, sea sickness cuts. burns. +,
swellings, bruises, old sores, headache, mos
quito bites, pains in the limbs, chest, back
&C., If it does not give relief the money
WI be refunded, All that is asked is q trial,
and use 1t according to directions. 20 Ai.iff
DE, TOBIAS Dear Sir have used youtf
Venetian Linimentiu my family for numl
Der Of years, and believ, 1t to be the best ar-f
ticlo for what il is recommended that Il have
ever used. For sudden attack of Group tits
invaluable. have no hesitation in recon-,
mending it for all the uses it processes 10,
cure. have soldit for many years, and Il
gives eE:ire satisfaction. " ! @sfas
oHas. H. TRIMMER,
QuahertOwn, MI, 8, 1858. ,.si'
Price 40 and so cents. Sold by all drue..
gists. Office Sc cOrtlandt Street. N. Y,
Om94)
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d MT0KOK s. ROWKER

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF FURNI-
\ ntpreucp1sisiing of Tables, Bureaus, Bed
Egtsails, chAirs II every description. &c.-
, tghstkeep donsihntly ohlhands lot of Me,
: : tellie Burial Cases and Caskets. Having q
new Hearse they win attend promptly to fun.
= erals IN Any part of the county, Furniture
* made 40 order, Room one Door East Of the
.qrPqst oiiloe, Up Stairs, ,. {vl9n5O)
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bipg 81 WtrJEs RALSTOE,

yEwELLER and Silver Smith, one door West
Of potter's Drug Store Ashland, Ohio
Gold aud Steel Pens, and choice variety
Or 'Jewelfy kept constantly on hand
Higheit piice paid for old Gold and Silver.
Repairing done to order, on reasonable
Unsatisfactory warranted.
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III. s. SEE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
= Insurance Agent and Notary Public. Par.
ticular attention paid to collecting Probate
business, Partitioncases anC Execution Of
Deeds. Mortgages and Contracts. Office in
Miller's Block, Second Story, Main Street,
ioppoitefthc Town Hall, Ashland, o.
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GEO. ". HILL. M. I'd.

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohie. =
Particular attention will be paid to the
treatment of the following special diseases.
Dyspepsia, disease of the Liver, the KID
neys. Scrofula and Epithelial' Cancers.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-02-21
II. T. IOH.ES1Or

ATTORNEY At LAW; Office over Wallack
&'Andrews' Shoe Store, Main Street, Ash
land. Ohio. Also authorized by the Gov
eminent to, procure Pension Certificates
and Collect Bounty and Back Pay.
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PHYsIc,IAN
DR.. II. n. CR.s.YE.

OFFICE One Door West of Qquire's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner of cen
trs and Washington Streets, Ashland, o.
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y. III. Mc OMBS,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Ashland
Ohio. Office in The Brick building over
Singers Hardware Store.
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1~isoei1 aaaeoue,

,or .ng( NRa R. NEWTON,
I'D W AY ~ @ Up 8
SAVANNAH, Ashland County,
may alyays be found at his Office, ex.
cept en Saturdays and Mondays. (Sm3O
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=JysE::sS;vE.5gn5naRa@s :
!, Iia ,IiTa..uTLLER HOUSE,
.Mc.EHLTr MOUSE,
ao
.yOHrD. JOrEs,,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, o. Partic.
nlar Intention paid to Collecting and bu.
sircss In Probate Court Office ON Church
plSssb between Main and Sandusky. at
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dIlq1 JfP. COV,gn.. .WD

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, Ashland Ohio
7 Office over Hughes & Stachep's Store, op.
posite the Town Hall. ,.i7
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Take Notice,

HAYING returned again 10 Ashland,
IL l would say to my ola friends, thal
| am mlready;to do allkinds Of Engine and
Mill repairing that can be done on he
premises. 0verhaulingan1 Lining IN.
gines promptly attended TO-. e s,rfi
Designs and DnWibgs for Floufipg
and Saw Mills with consultations. w
,siyat P.sTs KESSANE, EnEineeF
and Practical Mnchipcsi
Sept. 27-noi6tf ~ y IKE y
92aETs s'tSt3 f'a = gaad Nl4A
'gg sa v.ktJl,sa5 ss, :, 49, u
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!. j. KENNY ig e'5. a7a r. NJ. CAMPBELL
KE.v.1'Y' S C.f.MPRELL.a

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, o.; Office
y Sn Church Street, in the brick building i'm.
mediateiy Vest of Cahn's Store.