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CONSUMPTION DURABLE BY DR.
sCHEyCK'S MEDICINES.

To Cure Consumption. the system must be
p repaired so that the lungs will heal. To &C.
complish this, The liver and stomach mus t
first be cleansed and on appetite created for
o cd W holesome food, which, by these medi
cines i'll be digested properly, and good
healthy blood made; thus building up the
consti tuition. SCHENCK's MAND RAKE
PILLS cleanse the stomach of all bilious or
mucous accumulations; and, by using the Sea
Weed Tonic in connection, the appetite is re-
stored, tii 10 t3f8. ilttfv fltQ7itAi ss q
SCHENCK's PULMoN1C SYRUP isnutri
cious as we'll rs medicinal, and, by using the
three remedies, all Impurities are expelled
from the system, and good, wholesome blood
made. which viii repel all disease. If pa;
tients will take these medicines according to
directions, Consumption very frequently in
its last stage yields readily TO their action.
Take the pills frequently, to cleanse the liver
and stomach. II does net follow that because
the bowels are not %costiye they are not requir-
ed. for sometimes in diarIhea they are neces.
sary. The stomach must be kept healthy,
and en- appetite created to allow the Pplmonic
Syrup to act on the respiratory orgaa prop,
erly and allay any irritation. Then all that
isrequired TO perform q permanent cure is,
to prevent taking cold. Exercise about the
rooms as much as possible, cot all the richest
fo'd-fat meat, game, and, in fact, anything
the appetite Graves; but be particular and
masticatc we'll, r.tar.E u r5sT an g.
2nd W. ..I4r 4rn. hIas-.sra
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TO cONsGMpTr1vEs.

The advertiser, having been. restored to
health in,A few weeks BY &ver5 simple rene
dy. afsr having suffered for several years
with o severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known 10 his fellow. sufferers the means Of
cure.yA ~ sMsnNHd II .eG ,EG
To allwho desire 1t, he will send u copy Of
the prescription used free Of chnrge). wi b
the directions for prepar ng and using tho
same, which they will find o sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, and oil Throat aud Lung Affections :
The only object Of the advertiser in smdihe
the Prescription is 10 benefit the afflicted, and
spread infoWatipn which he concefvSs to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
~ hiSrensdy asst VIII cost thcm nOthing
and may prove a blessipgae s-r.,4gt-o.
Parties wishing az prescription. Free, by
reform mail, will please address ur ~
ta' l93i' Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
l.N s', Williamsburg, Kings Co., N. Y,
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'Hi'Sa /. s5 55RsS94ss Con
G.. W. MAYS, Cor. Sec,y.
A NEW RooK NV MRs. EMMA ID.

A New Book BY MRS. EMMA D. e
N. SoUrHwoRrn.--T. B. Peterson and
Brothers, PHILADELPHIA have in presssand
will publish on Saturday, December 18th,
a new book BY MIS-. Emma D. EN-, South.
worth, entitled "The Bride Of Llewellyn,"
which will, beyond all doubt, prove to be
the most popular and successful work that
has ever been written by her, for she is
beyond all question the most powerful fc.
male writer in America, if not in the
world. No one aver read a chapter Of
ole of her works, without wishing to read
the whole book, and uono ever read one
of her books without admiring the rare
genius Of its author, aud wishing that she
might soon write another. , Her scenes
are life pictures, her incidents are found.
ed on facts, and her sentiments are char
acterized by asingular purity both of con.
ccption and expression, She has the rare
faculty Of saying what she means, and Of
saying it in such a manner that her mean.
ing cannot be misinterpretcd, In short,
she possesses in an eminent degree those
qualifications which are the peculiar pre-
negatives of a good writer; and while she
delights the readers imagination with
her descriptive beauty, she applies home
truths to his understanding with the
force of rational conviction. The bride
Ct Llewellyn" will be welcomed by al
such readers especially; and those who
have never read the works Of this giftet
woman, should not fail 20 buy and reaG
this new novel by this gifted American
authorizes. u IutdV TIIIGE
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The Great English Remedy
Protected by Royal Letters Patent.
SIR JAMES OLARKE'S 2,
Female Pills,

Prepared frsm a prescription Of Sir u.
"a Clarke, N. d., Nys,cian Ertraor-
binary to the Queen. sg,55$
This invaluable medicine is unfailing ia
the cure of oil those painful and dangerous
diseases to whiclfthe female constitution is
subject II, moderates oil excess and re.
moves all distractions, from whatever cause,
and q speedy cure may be rallied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
il is particularly suited. 1t will, IN q short
time, bring on the monthly ported uithrsgu-
larity. QEfH5linEI NA0IGd&L
Each Bottle, price One Dollar, bears the
Government Stamp Of Great Britain, to pre-
vent counterfeits. 2 1' ~
lOrA u Tho Ms
These Pills should not BIO takenby Females
during The FIRST THREE MONTHS Of
Pregnancy, as they are sureto bring on Mis-
carriage, but OF any other time they arc safe
Every woman knows that the bloom of
health must fade, with the slightest irregu-
lariiy or distraction Of the menses. These
Pills are truly tho woman's friend in her
hour Of trial, and the only sure, positive and
never failing cure md regulator Of Suppress
hlON W HutuToi hO" NWhotS'VA Oe1oO' w
mild thatthe. feeblest cen take them with
perfect ssccufity,ye 50 powerful in their a.
feels, that they may Re safely called, . never
failing Regulator. Irs
In oil eases of Nervous and Spinal Afec-
lions, Pains in Tho Back and Limbs fatigue
on slight, exertion, P~alpitation Of the Heart,
Mysteries aud Whites, these Pills viii effect q
cure when all other means have failed and
although a powerful remedy, do not, contain
iron, calomel, anthony or anything hurtiul
10 the constitution.
Full dirsctionsih apamphldt around eAeh
package, which sfouldte carefully preserved
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ~.
4 Solo General Agents for The UNITED Statdi
and British Do)ninionslp1Gq
JOB MOSES, q Cortlandt 81, N. Y.
N. Isl 90 and 6 three cent postag.
stamps enclosed TO any authorised agent, will
enspre o bottle, containing so Pills. by TO
turn mail. securely sealed from all observe
ton, Sold in, Ashland by ISAAC b. P0TTRI
and all dealers in Medicine.
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WHY'S Ir?-Wedo not understand why
Che people Of Ashland are compelled to
pay $500 per barrel for -four, when the
same kind Of -four can DO bought in the
city of New York for from, $40 to $ll
per barrel. Gan any one tell US why oul
citizens have to pay such extortionate
prices for this artioleP
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EARLY Hours Ion the score Of good
morals, we have no objection that young
gentlemen retire at an early hour but for
the convenience Of the public in general,
we suggestthat il our obliging Postmaster
would not retire before about 8 o'clock,
these winter evenings, the public would
be better served. We offer this sugges
ton gratis. ''ii'-
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The SWISS BELL RINaERs.-We call
attention to the advertisement Of the
spauldiug Brothers, which appeals in an.
other column. This Company will give
one Of their peculiarly interesting enter
.tainments on Saturday evening next, at
the Town Hall, and although they come
dmohs us now for the first time, we feel
justified from the laudatOry notices with
which they have been favored by the
press, where ever they have performed, in
recommending them to the notice Of our
readers. They bring with them some Of
the best ,%artistes IN the musical profession,
and aside, from their Bell Ringing, VIC
may expect from them something classical
both in the way Of vocal and instrument
tai music.
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THANKse1vINo. - Thanksgiving day
was generally observed by the citizens Of
Ashland. The Rev. J. W. Sw1oK, pas.
tor Of Aa, Lutheran Church, preached an
able, eloquent and instructive sermon, at
the NJ. b. Church, 10 the forenoon. M,
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RrMrMnrRl that the Singer Ssriang
Machine Is the best in the marketqA Al
ways reliable, and always ready TO do work
from the finest to the coarsest. Another
beautiful stock just received at the Times
Office. Call and see them.
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DYSPEPSIA -Thereis probably no one
disease with which mankind are afflicted
whichris the source Of SO many ailments
as Dyspepsia, or as it is moro commonly
called soul stomach, and there is no moro
certain remedy than Roback's Stomach
BitteIs. o-
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ARsoN.-On Saturday, the Oath inst,
Henry Ryland was arrested aud commit.
ted TO- Jail upon tho charge Of having
bpraed two barns fYr YIN GOurl, sever.
al years since. On the following Mon.
day, he had a bearing before Squire Nc,
Murray, and was required to give bonds
in the sum of $1,000 for his appearance
at the next term Of the Court of Common
Pleas, 10 default Of which he was com
mitted to Jail.
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TAxEs.-Tbe time is drawing near TO
the 10th of December, and all who would
avoid the inconvenience and annoyance
necessarily experienced In paying in a
crowd, should come in early and pay their
taxes. us8H Nf9t #5h
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STRANGE. o TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States con hear something very much
10 their advantage bp return mail free Of
oharge(, by addressing the undefsigned.-
Those having fears of being huubuggod will
oblige bv not noticing this gard. All others
will please address their obedieht servant,
TH0S. F. CHAPMAN,
1871 Broadway, New York.
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nor Those Of subscribera who have n,

ias- Those Of subscribers who have pot
paid for the UNION for the last year.
aud their name is legion, need have ne
d%clicacy about coming up and doing SO
We are always ready to receive the mon
.ey. This is meant for a small dun to ev
cry delinquent. ?1i aiF o' ~ ii
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sas- The Express train On the Atlantic
L Great Western Railway, due here at 6
o'clock P. M ran of the track, neal
West Windsor, on Thursday last. No Sc
rious damage was done. n, 49,,
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S6- New and improved facilities have
been given 10 postal comm upicatipi with
Great Britain. The uniform postage is to
be IL cents, 10 all cases prepaid, on either
side.
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AMEAN TR1cK.-A short time ago a
horse thief broke out Of The cokmbialna
county jail, and stole The Sherif's horse
to facilitate his escape. 9ni1q,
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ssr As will be seen BY his card in this
paper, 7. Y. M'CRAY, Esq has opened
an Office in West Salem, Any business
entrusted to him will be promptly attend.
ed to. 8 .itaCIsr. .s,a H
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EsIFqesVFlps Permit ps tbtosgA
your paper to return my sincere thanks q
the members and friends Of the English
Evangelical Lutheran Church Of Ashland,
for their kindness rs manifested on last
Thanksgiving day. As wife and ! were
returning home from Church, we were
called to q halt in front of Mr.. BIS, on the
corner of Cottage and Pleasant streets,
and, oh-looking around, we saw that resist
apce would DO useless Jag the force was too
great, 50 in we went, aud we were soon
led to a sumptuous table, at which all pres
ent shared In a Thanksgiving Festival
Then ,am the donation, in baskets, pack:
ages and bags, in the form Of many valu.
ablethings for ibe,table, the wardrobe,
the purse, and The horse. 1 Asthe enter.
prize was started only two days previous,
many from the county knew nothing Of
it, at the time, but that did not deter
them, for still they come May God bless
you, dear friends such tokens of regard
cheer the Pastors heart IgV4LHA0
J. W. SWICK,
~, Pastor Lutheran Church.
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- haSeoi Au'neiuh Ouuio
Ashland, o.
%6FTME-EA6E
HAYEsY1LLE. TO. Nov. "a. 1866.

H~AYEsV1LLE, w., NOV. "a, 1900.
j. NJ. LANDIs,-Dear Sir: At a late
meeting of Excelsior Literary Society, Of
Vermillion Institute, the following ResO-
%lutious, in regard to the death Of Andrew
NJ. Christy, we're passed unanimously:
WHEREAS, The mournful intelligence
Of the death Of q former m~emberiof this
Society, Andrew NJ. Ohristy, has been re.
ceiyed therefore, enc iqeaPs1 ~ h'HoL
Resoleca, That in this sad affection,
we recognize the hand Of an inscrutable
Providence 10 removing from our midst
one SO worthy and kind and SO distinguish
ed for promptness to duty and a desire
for improvement. 2J la9 0'&H
Resolved, That in his death Vermillion
Institute has lost an energetic student
the Church a faithful servant, and Socis,
ty a respected and useful member.
Resoived, That in his death communi'
ty has been deprived of'a young man no,
ted for his moral worth and Christian
virtues.
Rssoltsd, That We deeply sympathize
with the friends of the deceased, and
while We humbly submit to the decree OIL
Him who ''doeth all things WE'LL" yet We
rejoice, that 1--WE MOURN not as those who
have no hope"
Resolucd, That the above resolutions
be published in THE ASHLAND Union
Ashland Times, and Beaver county Pa,
Argus.
JOB HGARTas N, Con-
NJ. N. CORNELIUS)
G.. w. MAYS, Cor. Sec,u.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

The following persons ~haveAPaid their
subscriptions to the UNION, since the last
list was published - IN
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pc n@. GREENExALD's advertisement is
crowded out this week, but he is selling
clothing at low figures. Call and see,
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5t9aMGkt \


New YORK, December 3.-There ha.
been a heavy depression in general trade
and prices Of nearly all staple articles
have declined. Distrust exists in every
quarter, and dealers buy sparingly, appre
bending a further contraction Of the cur
rencY.
Breadstufs have generally declined
but the fall is the greatest 10 -four, which
hasarrived mofe freely; the stock hal
been added to materially, is now 400, 00(
barrels against about 7O0, 900 barrels las
year. The consumption has fallen off
the fall is from SOC. to. 75o. a barrel on
the medium and high grades. Extra
State closes OF s 8eo,to7$ll 20, shipping
Ohio at 10 to;$nl0, and 81. Louis ex.
ira from Sl3 to $I7. 90 eu'ini 'alr
Wheat has also been depressed, al
though at the concessions Of from 80 10s
There ACE buyers for export, . new fca'
ture in the market this week. The stock
has increased somewhat, and is now iesti
mated at 1900, 000tbushels against 2, 500
600 bushels lastyyeat. AT the close there
is a fair demand for rejected spring, al
81 IS to 50 O5, and No. 2lChioago spring
Sc Is to 81 Is. No.ql, is nominal at $2J
s0@2 IS to s 92 for amber, and $3,15 L
43 so for white Michigan. g.. ,
The corn market has been very varia
Bile and excited at times, influenced BY
the news from Europeand the rapid fuct
nations in gold. The decline for the weel
has been about l2c. per bushel, price,
closing at 81 a 10 for old mixed, in
store. New yellow is more plenty, and il
at 81 05(9l 08T There is nodemand ri
meal. Oats are freely offered, and have
declined, influenced by the .upfayorabl,
news from Europe. The export demand
bas been fair for old Western, The quo
tatious are 6S@64Ic. for new Estate.
Rye has been in moderate request, ant
prices are unsettled at a decline Of g t
l0c. The market closes quiet at S12(
for old Western S122 to 81 20 for pea
Western, and 81 rs for Canada. Barley
has fluctuated with the foreign news, clio
sing Sc. lower. We quote Western q
$4,000. ; Canada 95c. to 81 bonded, ant
81 IL, to 81 20. freej State, 95c. to 81 lS
The butter market has been extremsl.
dull. The stock has increased, Price
have fallen, and some holders will not b,
disappointed if they lose $4,000 Goo
diary butter sold to-day Of 400. and som
common Western as low IS SAC. TIL
Fest butter sells at retail at 45@50c. o.
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sG5- The Cleveland Herald has donned
anew dress, and presents a neat typo
graphical Appearance,
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!, AsRLAHD, I: DEC. 5 lsss

oTssa If you want TO save Money, buy
your Pork from A. Binkud.
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n HL|.I.MMN y. -"sHH. .#.| NHH-E
Y s~edentary and Studious Occupations, griefi
Anxieties. or whatever tends 10 impair the
Vital Aotion,of the Brain, Heart or Nervous
System, frequently lead to The most Distress
ing and Embarrassin ing Diorders of the While
System. Students Glergymen, and Lawyers
there, whoare especially liable 10 these weak
nesses, should resort promptly 20 Dr., Deltm'
arr's Specific Pills. a.gI y a,ggi. 1sl
~ A Pamphlet containing full particulars,
with Directions andAdyice, printed in French
German, Spanish and English, accompanies
each box. and will be sent, by mail, free Of
cost. To- any who will write for it. .legae.
nsAL Price, 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for So
Sold BY all the principal Druggists, or will
be sent by mail, securely sealed from oil OBJ
servaiion, on receipt Of the specified prle'
by any authorized agent, or by the sole Gem
eral Agents for America, OSCAR 9. MOSES
G. co, 81 0ortlandt Street, New York. Au
thorized Agent for Ashland and Vicinity
ISAAC b. POTTER. All orders by ,rail
promptly httended'to, 80 ll.rf-
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THE GEyEtAND PLAIN DEALER,

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ly posted. stii III ,8edifA tsff7fa'e nAt
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Cincinnati Markets.

yiis63 t,tG ita4s' DECEMBER B. 1866
FLOUR.-The local dealer, are buy
lug only with reference to immediate
wants, as still lower prices arc anticipated,
andthere is no inclination to speculate.
There is no;margin for shipment East or
SoSth, prices in New York and New Or.
leans being lower than here. Qualities
are, therefore, to q great extent nominal.
Spring wheat supe.fne can be bought at
S9@9 so, and winter is offered at SO SO
@l0. Spring extras are quoted at SlO,;
25@l1 and winter S1l 25@l2 25, the
latter figure an extreme rate, aud obtained
only for brands which have an established
reputation with the trade. The range for
family is Sl2 25@i3 rs, and fancy brands
$l3 50@l450. Small sales we're recorded
to-day within the above range, the price
depended on the quality and reputation
of the -four. Rye -four is in but moder-
ate request. It is held at 81 25@750.--
Buckwheat is dull at IS per hundred
pounds in sacks, and that in barrels hat
been sold at so per brl Corn meal il
quoted at 81 90 per hundred pounds, ex-
elusive Of cooperage.
WHEAT.-No. 2 was offered to-day
at So 10, without finding a buyer. No |
could have been bought at SO So, bu'
81 ~ was as much ps buyers were willing
to pay. No, 2 red is offered at 50 65, an,
No. at So 75@2 so. Extra is held q
S2s5. se'tTB
CORN.-Thc receipts Of new corn con
tinue light, and, with a fair demand, tn,
market rules. We quote car at 45@46c
in bulk. New shelled is in demand 70
shipment, aud sales are made readily O
500. ola shclled was sold this afternooI
at SIC. and, ear at S0@S1c.
0ATSsrAbout 5000 bushels wer
sold at 45@4Sc. ..lo,l aa asfs ytJt
RYE.-Dull. No. l sold at stI8.a, %
BARLEY. Choice fall selling at 81,
66@l70.
l. SBED.-There is but admitted de.
mand for clover, and the market ruld
quiet at SO. The stock here is not larg
ana holders, are not inclined to press
timothy Is held a. 1905 lp, but the DC 9
en@ Is Ihgnt' flax Is 10 r quest at W
oO9 9o 90; p;.m !, : IA m,
Is 60. cross The number received rssS ; All sioc J
Nov. Isl, foot up o., 900 head.
BUTTER.-We quote BRINE to ehOic
Central Ohio at 2sG3Oc. and the lowe
grades Of Western Reserve at S2(a84c.-
Qualities below prime arc almost upsal,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-05
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