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mocracy, for their action il will b sdiScovsr>
I'd, viii not control the action Of The mass>
. Of the Northern Copperhead or 6outhsF
rebel Democracy. Take for instance, an
for illustration the State of Kentucky. The
Convention in its platform preached loyalty
and tina. secession was wrong, and the 01icn
perpetual ; Is also the sacredness Of the na>
tional debt. The Kentucky delegates &C.
quiesced in that declaration and yet their
|rshel Democratic Constituency q hoHa IN 4
campaign where reputation Of the rational
deb. edp4msat ~ their slaves was larsel,
claimed, had inst elected DuvALls by 2 ma
jority offorty thousand, because heIwas7 |
rebel and exponet Of their ideas, over Hos
son IN AspRsw JOHNSON Conservative
That Conservative organ, tAs' Lduisvill
Journal, may be considered authority on TIL
score and it said just before the election.
EVERY mar, Who votes Tor Duysll in thi
election will damn himself politically throug
all t;ns 70 come, Cor sveryrnap emah kno,
and admit, if he IS honest, Hi Doslll pprs
SCENTS secession and the secession element
secessionists and secession synpakhixerl
semi secessionists, quasi. secessionists, stay
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and secession alder
and Aheitnk1.o
We may rest assured that the quiet acqui
escence Of the delegates from the other South
ern and rebel States in the action Of the Con
vention will no more prevent the votes An
choice of their people from being disloys
than in the case Of Kentucky. The Conyer
ton will make no more impression upon th
current Of political events than did the Be
and Everett Union Convention In 1850. Tb
tricks of charlatans sre short lived and pow
erless amid earnest ISSUES and living tim
like the present. The sole question il, shs
Justice be done to all men-shall loyal me
lor traitors rule the nation? The Philadel
phia Convention is no solution nor has any
thing been done in it to change the policy I
patriots.
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IOWA TIE Ms.
"A German died at Davenport of cholera
on Wednesday. See Democrat.

"A German died at Davenport of cholers
on Wednesday. See Democrat.
There was q case of cholerophobio a,
Davenport the other day. An old lady be
came convinced that she was going to have
the cholera, sent for physician, and had he
not visited and qaieted her, We haven't any
doubt that she would have packed up he,
duds OF mortality, aad have passed over with
the cholera.
james Cameron, of Davenport, . FIRE,
ran, had his thigh badly crushed By beins
caught in the engine at ere alarm there III,
other day. +.
Tho Davenport Demoerat ssys: "Ou
last Saturday night, during the great storm, I
fash Of lightning killed On infant child Of Mr.,
Ais, reading q Walcot, which was slsep;ae
between III parents, neither Of whom werein.
jured. A more remarkable fatality never &C.
curred IN this StAte.''
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smile and sisl sd saifkln ~ ~ hsAef
that III e9l1 A.fivitsds upon theul IL
how'll he q md ,@SAl loud thlA 3he&
jkvle Shd srs h5ld and bpertnsnt vheq
they fan tor u spor hnd ar4h. 1hsf
|lrc1 de in As pa<io Ind wrjvls
MID ben akl5peS o. skli0 ~ -
FL ne in ~ 6All ro1n, andl -
pude for badinage, and noise for joyous>
1911 sslf-assertion for self possession.
p4ss girls hero sweet - rose buds and
1adast = violets, but they are ont Of place in
fyAGNU60f NI6111e M - 11E 1G1
them up and set them down elsewhere be-
fore those artificial airs can shriva thssa }
These fashionable young ladies audibly com.
fniemf ID fne co1fnme1 d e&e6 m9lRhbu11,
and;hly anicker-l beg pardon q : polite
| ion hide lea fair, a manners 1 little more
lfpstic than their own. They paint and pow.
der 70 : degree which axonsea in ono des-
pesate longing to get each and I'll Of them IN,
der pump, and mernilessly force them to
confess their honest skin, and never more
, hide it. And worse than al, they lace, till
!. Jones two hands could span their tortured
waists. There 10 hardly woman hero under
40 who would confess to Grdle "a inches
tlone. II all the rest is folly, this Il crime.
] What vitality can there be in frame 20 cru
ely maltreated and deformed? What wives
and mothers can these silly, pitiable, mistak.
ing creatures becomes
1.-THE mothers of these showy girls are
. plain, and quiet, sitting in corners, feeling
themselves al inss, and sileutin selfdsfense.
| The daughters override them without merry,
going where they choose, dinins and flirting
e A. - ras~ al mn va1
, for money, but not 10 the parsntA presence
| for protection, nor the parental wisdom fol
, guidance.
nThere is little matchmaking, for there
are NO eligible men here. II is noticeable
} thst the young people srs osy1 voting, school
| girls, and lads; and the older folks hsye given
lup the fritoltiss Of Irritation, and wear high
dresses, and sit in the parlor, and fan. instead
of promenading the long piazzas to be seen,
"There are. but two, or three beauties.
{ One " he'd stsalthily admired from corners
and behind newspapers, but when, to day al
dinner, she put both allows on the table, and
gnawed her corn from the ear, We wept teari
for the betrayal of our hopes, and gave heI
-iup. On the 9yleaf Of novel belonging te
another of these hours, read this soulful
effusion, Three cheers for the mortal Wiki
: Booth the bravest and protest man that evel
lived"
: s.And this is the story of daily Ife'at Sam
, ltoga. That it belittles those who live it, tia
lpetty scandals and petty cares become th'
lueed, and answer the need Of women, tina
Igaming, aud racing, and drinking, become
the temptations of men is certain. Ont
, laughs at these ignorant, pretentious, under
bred girls, bat one pities them nevertheless
Life stretches out such an emptiness before
them, all good things seem 80 idle, and al
: idle things so good, they will find and leav'
so little nobleness in the world that one
tears could fell over them. All we'll,
Gods puppsts, last sd hEst,
Are re; there d no best nor wont"
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~ RIGlAAL NOTICE TO s piiistgs Lacinda BIZ
~ Hngs, Anna VI waiker. u Backing ham Vim II
Kegh 81 {. Co.. DerAli, Roger co Lawns. sanders
Co. We Rndd!ck. IL d woodward. R.ehae Lynch,
LyncA. william bdwxrds d Urtch, 8 Burrows
s.riy e, Red, p.Paaw. connabl- su,fh,
4 aiEht, siey n. las, Jno W haiku, Jno Mc-une
Whitney executor, &c, Ad Hine, Hugh Kennedy,
pAssteod and r. eAxsh, and Dargherty Clara knf-
dick Eliza krddSek executriI, Kate kitie. Moore,
ANY krddfck Nary Ruddick. May Rrddfck, William
Ruadirk, and Jessie Raddsek dAsenaants
ae, IN ths CLERKS once Of tn. District cenrt
Lee Comfy, Io-a, Al Keoknk, petition in ~Glss of
John Berfrsm, against you csimng against
you,s Hilsgs, your three pruns-prN nots- Civ
sait plaintiff, the OF FIFTY seren hundred
add twenty-five Dollar 1851 25l and cent
fotectssg-e Of certain ortssge s- ~ asaa SIS Fi
nss to plaintiff, dated 10th Jun, 1880. npou tie = II
x sectfpn twenty f1o ard the * ~ II snefiDn
six 49, Tcs nahp sixtysiT fg6 Rang hse sj Asa the
Il Of the "A section twelve ti2}, and the Is Ct n
section two o. Township sirts-sr if5l Range ii
si-le Of certain iaiemn,frrg raort gage made IL
said Billings to II B.ldng, upon rartr II Iois
and s ia BLOCK thirteen il3l Eeokuk &c Comfy Iowa
kaosa ~ the Ath-nsum PROPERTY also gvsn 10
the payment Of the m9yt gage rst above deecrhe apt
the nofes therein naned and ss3 PETITION prays for the
sale OF 18th said lands and lots sstss eis- III
ertinguihment ~ the equity ~ mption and ~
-ra relief And the sad II IL Bidding Is hereby poifsn
that ipiuneoa has been allowed said suit
inE him from satisfying rsncriIipg ssid latter
- &c made TO him.
And Jon must each NJ pear and sad petition ty
10 lie held at k~okuk the second Monday ff E. =
temh~r. 1895 or Judgment prayed fr will be bad
Therein. Ii. sCGTT HOW'LL,
Jyl Plaintiffs Attorney.
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fARtGtEAL k0TIcE-To Bepjamln '. Came. defer-
~ daut Ton Sre hereby notified that there IL
NE IN ths c.erks ofcs 5rfhe District Court or e
COUNTY, Iowa, ut Keoknk, petition Of Hiram Barley
claiming judgment against you Benjamin p. Came
oT Ihs OF Six Hundred Dollars upon your mortgage
made 70 Charles Mason, uPoa the following described
prsniseA tpvit Lot four>itL Block hsuirtJ and
fourt (i.) Mason's Liver Addition to the City Of
Keekak. la Lee County, Iowa, aud sxainst yon ALL
praying for the foreclosure Of said mortgage the sale
said premises freed OF all interests OF sid defendants Ia
same 20 pay OF said debt, the extinguishuent all
equity OF redemption, xnd for general relief
Nov you must sppe~r and said ptiton By noon
Of thu sccopd day Ct the next Of said Court
held thr ssscni Monday of September 1854 or udg
ment will be bad therein, PRAYED FOR, BY dsfsnIt
II. SC TT HOWELL,
80 cts Q stanp1 Attorney for Plaintiff
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sArcHELoR,s uAIn nv.

0ATCHELOR'0H HAIR DYE.
The Original and Beat in the World The ouIy trus
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmleaa Reliable and Instan
taneous. Produces Immediately . splendid Blsck 0,
natural Brown, without the hair or shin Rem.
sdiss the III effects Of bad dyes Bold BY all Druersts
The genuine 10 signed William A. Batehelor Also.
RBaRSERArtNa EXTRACT or MILLRPLRuRs.
for Restoring and Beautifying tbe Hair.
sugn-dAw1y CHARLES BACHELOR. n.
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CeLGATRs ARsMATIC vxGErA sLg soAP.
superior Toilet soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Otis In combination With Giycsr rim a
and especially designed for the Of Ladies and Or
the Nursery. Its perfume is exqusite, and its
Ing properties unnvslled For sale by all druesists
febT3dkwIy
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Rsay Of
Warning and Instruction for yoaux Neh Also Diseases
and Abuses which pro.tae the vital pove With surs
means OF relief Sent free Of charge sealed letter en-
veiopss Address DR.. J. sKILtIS HoUsHroN, How
ord Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
auE16dsw-3m
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k6AL N0TIOE.-To VIM. r. Turner and Harriet
NJ. Turner: Yon hereby notified that there 10
now on he In the ONCE Of the Clk OF the District Court
Of Lee County lows At keokuk, petition Of julia A
Van kees erecutrx OF the estate OF H. Van Meas de-
ceased claiming Of you, the said Vim y. Turner, ing
ment fcr the sam Of Nineteen Hundred Dollars
| ey due on two prommissery notes and claiming As
against both az yoa the foreclosure OF mortgage upon
Lot Q, Block l67, City Of Eeokuk, Les County Iowa.
which mortgage given 10 the OF said
notes.
Unless Jon appear thereto and defend before noon OF
the second day OF the next OF said District Court
TO be commenced the second Monday In septen Der
1868 Judgment and decree will he rendered Axnnst Won
| by default RANEIN MtCRARY
Rev stamp, 50 cts Attys for PiAinti6.
{v26d
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nRiGINAL NOTIrE-To Edward Dillon defendant
" Yon hereby notified that there is on nie In
the Clerks once Of the District Court Of Lee County
Iowa. Ut Keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming
a1udrmen against yoe Bdwsrd Dillon for the tun Of
NIX Hundred Dollars Hpou your mortgage made Chas
Mason, rpm tha following described premises wit
Lot ten 0) Block eighty fve sslin Masons Lower Ad-
dtticn 10 Keokuk, In lie County Iowa and as against
you all praying for the foreclosure the
sale Of sa premises eed OF all Of said defend
ant In same 70 pay Of sad debt the extugui-hmeni Of
ell equity Of redemption, and for general relief
Wow ycu suat aprear and answer said petition BY
Of the second day e ihe terry qf said Court be
held the second Mnnsay of seftember 1860 or jads
mcnt VIII Be had therein, prsyed for by defanit
HI eCsTT HOW'LL
jyI-d Attofuey for Plaintiff.
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"a BY II. ~ 49, %arpeu 61f
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Substances. yu fzS M 1lDatess ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - 1879
n,NUsoAr R11L1 hAssp Rtns = ness ds,leht
Asassor. III : - vSas 49, sf snas nlsaspa
saAps II snrpassss In sxcslisacb AIT 9A1Gs WIN u
~ S6B11xi DssG q 1lscSs ~ 8AesasAsalsf pssps-
49, QnssA paop,s ~ Invita- b 9ssairs tatsk
~ 81 anrsspss&alss ptugG6stSasA dSk,erss
HULL1R WINCH 1ULI1R, Chicago,
jylkdly .sun-wsAfti Asssn.
Te the Debiliteted And the Dc.
8 HE 81 crepid. :
yss sssssal Ssain4y aaA szAAusbsa q the posAs Of
paesss wAseAsr sssutoasd " sickhsa list living
.tusosA decay, old sse any other physcaior mont
d cause, the thing needfuI and indispensable y
H0s1ErTBas osLRBRASKD STOMACH SfTTxRs.
Whsn ths Ars of 10 be sbsosutsy dying ont In
the system. and the mind, sympsthisnE with the BODY
this nighAy Rssesavs ss- y vsrs. - I'm the ssf
fsrer out Slough Of Dspond and recruit and rn
vsorsss both the frame snd the intsiiect An old asa
q In tbs Yasy Of tbs Mosons.hss writes TINS - D.
Hosesstse II can eonpsrs tbs opsrston Of yosr H.
tsrs upon me nothing bat the effect Of rain stss
long dry spsi in the fall Of the year The rain falling
on tbs meadows starts the nd crop Of ga and yous
vAoioos usdisisssssns 70 hsvs searesd sseond crpy
Of NE and spris II nal Ard this tsss5 ~ sst Of
this grateful and powerful PREPARATION LAdis Of Seek
coustitutou vboss strength has been Impaired BIZ
sckssss 81 49, lsAita most sescsess m ssixhtful
Tbnjs, ~ = = sisbtsrea viii great sssss0 IN
asnus or wusting Of the nssh to young children In
fact much safer end cordial for the nursy
than anything advertised ciAlly for that purpose
| augl+dAv
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.EGAL NOTICE.-To A. L. Deming and
- Cieghorn, trustees for themselves aad v II
q *rrisou. James Hois-y, Rord AMI p Fotd
h Harrison, James HoIsey, Ford, b " Ford, eur
Welb, Nosh Greeley. David Gum. @ Davis siiney
EmIlnns, Potter Lum, Plume, Psrmsise 4 STREET,
NJ ysrs knissiy, y Alexander, Jon.x Michaei
Bushcy James Hanna, Graves, Eo.rnsr Mary stee
ley Curtis executor Of the estate OF Of white
Johnston, executor u the estste Of Vim rotrenee
deceased, y Eastman, b Il Of Old Dominion ALERT
Wells. Jssse nsltey Hujsksmp, Ahner Reeves. Henry
Tovle- Hiram Barney, Yeatmsp Robinson Co J r. gar
Thompson, rbomss Davis Charlotte snIIivAc WIN Gil.
iiss etoddard, Vim 4 l. Raddiek, 1homs. Paxett
Stevenson. q yburg Bro, lin Lucas W
Miller. q heyeps, Howell. W Phnney. Peter
Echey, Sophia Cieudennfng, Uornsh
Ton and each Of yoa hereby notified fhat there
bl- in the ONCE OF the Clerk the District Court
Of Lee county. Iowa. at Port Madison, petition Of wm
Dunn. claiming Of you, the said l. Dening and J w
cieghseu, trustee Ac, ths 81 name thousand and
sine dsliass md ten cent. annnn interest from
Orfobef 10Th 1tSs - mcnsy due 90 csrtaD mortgage
aud also prayDg Agss al Of you the foreiossrs %
said mortgage and the sale Of the following mortgaged
prupeTty Tor the pavnent OF said d. bt Ninety
OF the side Of the northwes, quarter Of
ave l3l vet and the undivided opehslf o. he
county, lows
Unless Jon appear thereto daft ID before noon Of
the second day Of the a said District Court
commence ihs third Aoadsy in DecAM Der. 1850 indg
ment ard decree will be rerd~red sgant you thereon
BY DEFAULT RANKIN L AcCRARY
Revenue stamp Zoe Atty's for PiatnnG
fyzEA
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|nRIGIEAL NoTIcE.-To Jonathan

~ shirk. defendant fou age hereby notified that
there u fie in the Clerks once Of the nir.ret
Coat Of les CounfJ, Iowa. at Keokuk petition Of H.
ram Barney claiming Judgment against you for the
ssn u Rour Hunlfs( Doihr, sstt per cent inter.
Of September 1855 upon tie following described pr
scs, iSrit; The n, W. X o. the N. W.. u Of section
tv-nty, In township dxtystx, rarth range sx
wcs In Lee County Iowa, and against yen, praying
for the foreclosure Of said mortgse the of said
pfsnsss freed u ~ interests Of ssd defendautsin same
y pay Cd all said debt the extr gu Of equity
Of redenptiou and for general relief
NOV yeu mnst appesR snd answer said petition By
noon Of fe second day Of the term Of said C1nrf
70 h held on the second Monday u September 1896
Itufgmsnt will be had thersin prayed by defauit
% CTS ssAmp-csscsiiedl H. eOofT HOWELL
wild Atty for plai,ttn
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A CROWN OF GLORY.
livery MAN, woasn and Child ~hb hss used
ST'ERLING'S AMBROSIA

~ Wiling 70 recommend H. Ihfes years rapidly IN
eressns sale have made the Amhrs IL oss all oyss
the world.
1T - WARRANTED TO FLEAsE.-
II cures itching Of the Head.
II makes Nsv Hair grow Bald Heads
I.prsveun the Hair from Falling Out
II readers the Hair Son and Gio1sy
Cleanse the Scalp; cools the Heated Hrov Rsnev
DsndruH; Cares Nervous Headache: Czrss Ba,dns
Insures Luz urant Locks: Ineifnes Hat 10 Curl sup
sedes wgs: Kills Hair Katers Good eject apparent
oncs.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit you r. kiegsutiy psAsap
Deiicate'y Perfumsd Pstropised by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold In splendid boxes cartons contain
ing t-o large bottle~-No. for morning, No l for
evening.
THERE 10 NO HafsTAKn ABOUT IT.
sryRLIEe's AABR0eIA ts the hsss, nost agreeable
and effective toilet in the world To prove this Try
carton.
Sold BY Drugsists,
stsriingr A.bro.ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AIS Fulton Street, New York
octi7
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lR.e1iIalDtides
01srorUAL NOTICE

~ 6VIlC6ss
&Axr ~ ~ cbMS, 81 In he District Court Of
Gsores y. Aaslaea, n AiaHa - Louisa J. Messenger
deceased, dsfs.1Aa&
MOTIGEis ksrsAy gissn, tothe defendant
1s n Clerks ooe OF the District Court afore-
said daily SsAsd in behalf Of the above Paint6
Akaipst claiming order and decree for the
ale unsez Rte szs.ssa y stss.. p. d:as. rem.
Measansr u SeA sc&ss b ~ sousAeSss corner
the south gussts n The northwest quarter of
section a. in pship ~ Dss, lee County lows;
that 10 ssy Of the town Of Meseugervie, excepting
thersfrom much Of hid town follow M the lots
and saA bDocls ard lots and from the
proceeds Of said sale there be psid plaintiff the Of
500, and interest found due by said decree And
e yoc sppsas sd make defense tseseto bsfare noon
mence the second Monday Of September 1893, judg
meut win Be rendered inst you praped for In said
pstitioa. ROBERT n. 0ALLNORE,
jy284w Atty for Plaintiff
EGAL NOTICE TO f. r. House Sir
IL You are hereby notified that there II now on file In
the 0cs the CsGk Of the nstrics Court Of Lee eoun-
~ lows, 1t Keokuk the petition Of John r. Rogers
claiming Of you the Of Pour HnaAsd Dollars With
aeeruinx interest the from December nd 1885,
- asnss jnsuy dus hin from you . psomisscry note
made b. TO order Of Henry Rogers, and by him
gssA 70 p,aisti Basd p%4fton Also alleges that you
are DonresIdsnt 81 the staae of Iowa, and pssys
attachment agAfnAt your property.
New nnlses you appear and ansN.x thereto on be-
fore noon Of the SECOND day Of the September
q the said Coaft - b began ssd Aad@n second
MONDAY Of September next judgment will be rendered
.ensf yon BY def.sis - prsJed for n pisinuTs pet
ton JOHN BRUCE,
Rev stamp, SO cts-cancelledI Atty for Pisintin
| jy3l-d
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nYE, Clsanse and Repair every description
md On ~ 1hnetsst nctics.
: Also 49, $500 x sv~y description Dyed,
All kinda eAk Drspee, naine<s and Muslins dyed any
color or cleened g hob UeT q new eoods SIM ana
Wcoies unfsA1as cts.es1S ~ r@dyed and auj.hed iu
sspstsur ssyss an hals Of Daanhes Rroch. srape ard
nsrino sha.iss elesned md yrsssed. GvntIemeas
Uofn nf Dyed OF ken6sstsd IN avery elegant and
jsecsns se Oh.
NOTICE,--To Absalon Edwards You are
hereby notified that on thu Iii say Of August A. D,
.soo there NJ - on NE n ths crkT once u the Dis
tc' Court - Iee 0osnty 5o~ - Keokuk The petition
o. A. HAsaffA eaetnisa - diysecei from ire
ords 81 Matrimony existing With yoH on account
and ~ reSA al IT, n6lssp md thnrs set forth and
soatsned n her sa'd petition and upls ycu spoe.r
4et0 and 0efehA befbss cf tn ssrond my the
next eepA6mAee Aan II the Astyjct Court Of Lee %,
4osA. eaA Ccrrtto - begun and hodtn q eaknk.
~ 1O day IN aeUsembsr, A. 1854, defan4 vii BE-
esnA0sa a(anut POD NJ deerss uttered thsseen.
.,9g.f7,.4T ~ 4 IA ssas w r0akJNer Aaa
AkkGS !, -. Any IN RlAinttE
~, no-ss GIL sseeA
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-02-14
s~ECRETARY OF STATE.

Z. L
The time for holding the next State
Convention is rapidly approaching 1t i
full time that the Democracy Of Ohio
should be looking about for worthy aud
competent candidates to GIL the Offices for
which we have to vote. In taking a
view Of the political field, and endeavor-
ing to select tried audtrue men, xe re-
specially suggest 10 the Democracy Of
Ohio, for one Of the most important
Offices 10 our State Government that Of
Secretary Of State,-the Hon, CHARLES
B. FLOOD, of franklin County. Mr..
FLOOD is a man whose fealiy to the par.
ty and the country, las ever been un-
questioned. One Of the most experience
ed Democratic editors in the State, he
has for many years, with his ackRowledg-
ed ability, dealt heavier blows upon the
opposition aud commanded more influence
than almost any other man 10 Ohio Per
nit us, therefore, to nominate on BUR be-
half, for Secretary o. State, Hon. CHAs.
b. FLOOD.
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should not permit a single stick 10 waste
in his forest, when by a small outlay he
can procure a machine that will cut 80 to
10 cords per day. Cali and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The following are our present cash
prices !:
2 horse power cross cut saw machine $40
4 do do do l25
Circular Saw attachment 30
Circular Saw complete, from 500 to $500
WHITING, ROLLER \ co.
! Ashland, Jan. 10-2w3I