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Ba-A contemporary, in abiding to the
cry that the Democratic party is dead
says vii has existed through tho last six
years and has polled just about one!hali
Of the entire vote Of the country II has
been welded together more firmly and
compactly than evet. before in all Its his
tory. If any one doubts this, let him
study the facts and look Of the ,rernarka.
BILE spectacle presented from year 70 year
by this party, marching steadily TO che
polls in solid phalapx, met by every sor'
Of opposition under o tempest Of obloquy,
threatened with the dircst puhishments
but unfinching for all that, canning fairly
its old name "uuterriHcd," and, voting
steadily the half Of all the votes in The
country, with a small fraction. This IL
a. fact 10 DO taken into account in these
Pdova 19SNa!.ss ~. ~ 's1a'a !iyI y va
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ROAD N0TI0Ms RaA

NToTlCE is hereby given that . Pstitjcni
In will be presented TO the Commissioners
Of Ashland County, Ohio, al their next lSss.'
sion to be held on the first Monday Of Sepoi
TENDER, A. D. 1896, praying forths sstablishr
iment Of q County Road along the following
described route, to.witr Beginning at AhAs
Nort.w est corner of the North east qqaster Of
section (l6) ff'eeu, township l2D twenty one
and range (l6) fifteen. and running South
through section (l6) fifteen, along the lands.
now owned by Philip Heffelfnger, Elenor
Blue, Luther Potter and jacob Kinney, eros
sing the Mohecan Creek untillit interseottthe
road leading from Hayesville to Wooster. 10
81. Si'. JACOB KINNEY and siii
July 25-4wIo -. tto MANy10THER6sea
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ANOTHER MESSAGE.

The message Of President JOHNSON on
the joint resolution for tho admission of
Tennessee to her relations to tho Union,
will be found on the first page of to-day's
paper. tits a document every one should
read. Like all Mr.. JoHNsoN's messages,
It is clear and powerful.
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THE I4TH.

II will DO remembered that the County
Convention 10 canvass the votes pollsd at
the Primary meeting to DO held on the
18th inst, will meet on Tuesday, the
18th, instead of on Monday, as has been
the custom heretofore. The return
judges will bear this IN mind.
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TO CcNsUMPTIyEs, 9


The advertiser having been restosed 10
health 10 q few weeksb BY o very isinrleNfefu-
edy, after having suffered for several years :
with q severe lung affection, and that dread =
di ease, Consumption Ia anxious TO make
known 10 his felow!spfercrs the means or
cure. 'n Ky y
To all who desire IL, he willasehd Q copy
Of the prescription used g(free Of charge).A
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find Q SURE CunR
for CONSUMPTION, Lung Affections. The only
objeot5of the adyertiser I'M sendihg ths'Ptf.l
soripiion Is 10 bene6tthe htiietofl apdspfe9dl
Information whichshs concciyes 10 be.fntsieS
able. and be hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as ~ will cot them nothing and
may proveSa blessing.
Partisswisbisg thsPrgcriptipn,yFgss BY
| return mai, win pleas address
Ray. ERWeARQ,A NILSSON, ,
. ,7"'d wlihhsBtf y eo, KinssN. YslN
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For Common Pleas Judge.

We are authorized to announce the
name Of Hon. G. ". GEDDEs as a, candi,
date for Judge Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, subject to the decision Of the Dem.
O%cratic Judicial Convention, to be held at
Ashland, August "A. ,..,
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PRINCE, WALTON & COMPANY,
go N Successors 10 o. ". Rcsaohp' 90 .s'ni'
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs. 'l791
Nos. so, IS, 90 and 90 East 1hird SsreeA
CINCINNATI, @.
Are Sold by all Druggists and oTT
Dealers In Patent Medicines We =,
EVERYWHERE.
GUARDIANS SALE, q

.. GUARDIANS SALE,, limit
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OReTBE
Probate Court Of Ashland County, 0hiss
made on the 25ih day of June, A. D. 1856,
in the case Of Henry earn, Guardian Of
John &. Ewing, against his ward, the under
signed will, itl .rru. -ef 81 .an s.
On the 14M day of August, A, ID. 1855
at Q o'clock P. NJ. on HE premises, offer at
Public Sale, the following described real es.
tate, situate in The County Of Ashland 2
| State Of ohio, TO. wit: being the South half
| Of the North west quarter Of section fourteen
Q4,) township twenty-o one, (2l(, OF Range
fifteen Q5), save and except nine acres, Of
of the west end Of said quarter, heretofore
sold to Philip Hefelfnger. 7-'.'P
Terms Of sale, one third cash on the day
of sale, one third in one, and one third tn
two years from the day Of sale, tor ber seour-
ed by mortgage on the premises sold, and the
deferred pay mentsao bea, interest OF the
rate Of 9 per osntum per annum, payable
annually, L.l .ti .o. .sqoj.
HENRY.GARN. Guardian Of
JOHN E, EWING. 90
July IS, %lS66-4w6
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Hon. John Ii. Young.

This gentlemen, who has received the
Democratic nomination for Congress in
the Dis rict, as a citizen is estima.
bic, as a Democrat is straightforward, and
is o man Of talent. It is tho determine
ton Of tho Democrats to elect him.
Statesman q dR'
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au,. 81, NOTICE. oari. o
COAL LAID FOR SALE9

TIME undersigned has come 10 the oonelu-
sion to sell his farm he now lives on,
situate in Knox township, Holmes County, Q,
There is 200 acres in said farm, $50 cleared
and under good fence, Houses Barns and Or
ohard, watered with springs; there Is seven
different Veins of Coal, there is one Bank
open and in good order, another will be
open in a few days. l will sell any time un-
Ill the first Of September. For further par
t~iculars inquire Of D '''
naAk-2w .. .f. ..f. .tg.
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Wanted.

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Send Stamp for Catalogue, Terms, 30,
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Hon. Thomas. Ewing supported Lin
coin for the Presidency in 1860 and again
in 1854; but he cont go tho Radicalism
OF this Internal Congress-.
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Tpsa y',i NOTICE. 81 .o, .
AdelaideA. MOrgan) In Ashland County

AdelaidcN Morgan In Ashland county
John II Morgan. Common Pleas.
TOTN II. MORGAN, whose place Of resi-
denoe is unknown, Is notified that Ade-
iside P. Morgan did, on the 18th day Of June
A. D. 1866, file her petition in the office Of
the G ERIK Of the Court Of, Common Pleas with
in and for the County Of Ashland and State
of Ohio, charging the said John II. Morgan
with having q former wife living at the time
Of solemniling the second marriage with
thu petitioner, and asking thai abe may bs
divorced from the said John II, Morgan, and
restored to her maiden. name. Which petit
ton will stand for hearing at the next term
of said Court. nr ADELAIDE P. M0R6AN
Bywm. b. MeCarty. her Atty. pIi 'u a4.
Ashland, June l8S6wl M 'r.ipi'ir q
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THE ASHLAND UNION, "WEDNESDAY. MORNING AUGUST z29 2zz4HN+ ~
DEMOCRATlc PRIMARY MEETING.

DEMOCRATc PRIMARY MEETING.
csll si.hs 10 Genital comnittse.
EsFhe Democratic Electors Of Ashland
County arc requested to meet at their
usual places Of holding elections in their
several townships, on
Saturday, August IL, 1866,
sar, the purpos Of voting for the ncmina-
ton Of the following officers to be elected
at the October election in Ashland coun'
ty, to-wit:
One Auditor,
One Sheriff
One Probate Judge,
tU One Clerk, 2 "l'H
One Prosecuting Attorney,
One Commissioaer,
One Infrmary Director.
l. Said Election to be holden in the fol-
lowing manner, to-wit The voters pres
emit to elect one Clerk and TIVE Judges,
who shall make a poll book and tally list
lin the usual form adopted at State and
County Elections. The polls to be open,
ed at 0 O'Clock A, NJ and closed at !
o'clock P. NJ. One Of the Judges to car
J ry the poll book to Ashland on Tuesday
the l4th day Of August s4s
Said return Judges to constitute . bo oa
of canvassers to open and count the vote
. cast for each candidate-thOse having tn
! highest number Of votes for the respect
We off ,es to be declared by said board t
n be the nominees. A full attendance
Q the Democratic electors Is earnestly II
J quested. ,
2 t..'f 20. P. COWAN, CHAN,
y"2' DAVID BRYTE,
II .."v.'' j. B r. SAMPSEL,
@ '''f'''' ]. P. DEyOR.
- ''h' ''..'' MICHAEL MILLER
~
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CONGRESS-.

The Internal Rump Congress adjourn.
ed 90 Saturday last Let the people cy-
eryHbersIajoics q. AoasJ "a,
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Attachment Notice.

William Burris, iPlG,l Before Stephen Mapes J.
VS.. \ P. of Hanover township
VIM. G. Hal. Dernt,I Ashland County, Ohio.
On the 10Th day of July A. D. 1866, said Jus.
tice issued an order of Attachment In the above
action for the sum of s25,O0, twenty-five dollari
and interest from the 4th Of Nov. A. D. 1864.
Aug. 1, 1866-3w7 ~ o.. " HtfE ''.I
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MO NTH i-AGBNTs wan
S2N ted for six entirely new article
%;ustout. Address o. o. q lREY, City Did 81
,inG DidaQforA, MnihGi GoiAnnsOy]l o. 4
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Them Coed Ola Dnxe.
As l.ovoED ron nv Josu nll.lrvds.

How dew long touee in while) for
them good ol dane,
Them daze when there was more fun in
30 cents than there is now in dollars and
halt
Thorn dazo when n man married l45 lbs.
of woman, and less tnan . pounds (awl
tnld) of anything else.
How dew long for them old daze when
ednkNshun konsisted in what man did
we'll
Them dazn whom deaSons was az austere
ls hnss reddish, and Men sters preached to
men's soles iuslid iv their pockets.
Them daze when lap dorgs anl wet muses.
wun't known, aud when brown bread and
baked goose made good dinner.
! Them daze when man who want bizzy
was watched, and when wimmon spun only
that kind OF yarn that was good for the
da~ning Of stookins.
Aud We who have tried the fethers and
fuss of life, who hav had tho ood6sh ot
" ealih without sense stuck under yurI
.noze, cum beneath this tree, aud long fol-
Ian hour with me Tor them good old daz,
whom men were ashamed tew be fools, al,
wimmcn wero afraid 10 he llirts
n. B.-rha used 10 maik milk punch il
'IEoln dAze that was very handy to take.
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r EEGAL NOTIoE,
Stephen Emch, plaintiff.
In Wood
Common
Pleas.


EliEabeth West, Morgan West, Marga-
ret Zimmerman, Samuel zInnerman ,u"oou "a "oou
Rosanna Bmoh, Samuel Emch, So ISnh'n S
phia Emch, Susanna Emch, Elizabeth i'e"s'
Epker John lIenry Epker aud Ann
Constantine, defendants.
The ab0vo. named defendants are hereby notified
that the plaintiff did, ON tho 2oth day Of June, A.
u. 1866, file his petition in the Clerks 0face Of the
Court 0t Common Pleas, OF Wood County, Ohio,
the object aud prayer of which is b obtain parti-
tion sf the following lanls and tenements situate
in Wood County and State Of Ohio to-wit, The "
u of tho n y Of the nc u of section 20, aud the
east part OF the NV x section 20; aud the south
part ct the X 81 u anl the east part Of the
north - of the "a SO a of section "a; and the
North part Of the ne "a OF the ne y of section 35-
all In township 8, north Of range ~ east, and CON
tanning Que hundred and thirty five acres.
The plaintiff demands partition Of the above-de-
ScrI0ed promises, and also that dover may be as.
signed to the defendant, Elizabeth Epker, therein.
The plaintiff demands one-fourth OF said promises
Aud the defendants are rcquir d to answer or do
mar to said petition by or before the 18th dav of
November, A, d. 1869. and in default thereof
! Judgment will be given in accordance with the
| prayer OF said pctito0.
ASHER COOK, Atty for Plaintiff.
| ferrysbOrg, June 40, 1865. s.Sl225
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A REcIrE WORTH One THOUSAND DoLLARs,
So says tho Ohio CWticdtor: Take one
pound of sal soda and hall pound of IN.
slacked lme put them in gallon of water
and boil twenty minutes; let it stand till
cool then drain off aud put in strong jug
Or jar. Soak your dirty clothes over night,
or until they nre wet through, then wiring
them ont and rub on plenty ol soap aud IL
Que boiler of clothes well covered with
water, add one teacup.lul of washing fluid,
Boil halfhn hoOr btiskly, then wash them
thoroughly through ono suds, rinse, and
your clothes will look better than the cid
way of washing twice before boiling. This
Is an invaluable recipe, aud | want every
poor, tired woman to try II, | think Win
ap4tent wash tub 10 do the l,tte rubbing
the washerwomau might take the old B bic
and compose lcrs,lt on a lounge, and lei
tile washing do itself
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Our Scrap 9uuk.
LFipm the Washington Chronicle. I
ny POLICY.
ny >. 8. KeLLoaoe

ny y. =, kEbLod0s
OH Andy 10, my Jo John,
When you were first elect,
Iuu made q famous speech John,
Told us what we might expect;
You said too many things, John,
We could not understands;
II made your friends hang down their heads
Throughout this mighty land.
OH Andy Jo, my Jo John,
One twenty second day,
You made anothor foolish speech
To robels dressed iu grayj
Your speech was very foul, John,
You said II was sin
That Sumner and Thad. Stoyons, John,
Would not lot those rebels in.
Oh Andy John, my Jo John,
We have often heard you say,
Aud tell how odiona treason was
IN rebels dressed in gray;
You toll them they must wait, John,
Indeed. they could not meet
With honest men in Congress here,
But take n backward seat.
Obi Andy John, my Jo John,
In Nashville far away
You spoke 10 cOlored people, John,
Aud many heard you say
That you would bo their Moses, John,
Aud lead them up the hilj
wv w" ""'S Puus - IT, "'""p
UPoh tho ''eeu'"e" o''''
nj, A., ,., T. ID
l"n la1'',y n'aue ,le. & speeGh, S.i u. Ill.,.
Anu S'lu tugm yGu W. WYPrn .',nnf, ,f 'o""'
=. n"u "u",' ~ 49,. nu'l Iivyv"' it'
iou woIo ~" Y"y ,,'Gn"i y, =, "Di',, n.h.
But put your veto ON the bill
l""' B"'' '"'" ''V" r'B"'''
~, AL. lain, -, To 1oh,
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:farnr and alonseIIola.


In forming estimatrs Of the crops in the
country, IL is always safe TO wait for The
facts. We are much given 10 cNaggeration
aud as regards tho pro,lncts of tho soil tho
tendency is TO understate results and mag.
nifty losses until famine seems 10 be fore :
shadowed IL is pleasant, under such cir.
ounsmnces, 70 Fcvicw Information aud bp
able Ia correct mlfavoralho Impressions. ln
regard to wheat, Ohio and Indiana have suf
fered moro this year than any other wheat
growing States but prospects II month ago
were much worse than tbcy are now. We
shall not have full crop. We did not ex.
pect, whih ago, over ono fourth Of crop;
but now, half an average IN quantity will
probably be realized and in quality there is
q decided improvement on last year. JUDGED
while in 1865 the quality was poor, it is IN
1866 excellent. This will 20 far toward
making up for the deficiency in quantity.
In the Northwestern States, where spring
wheat is the chief reliance, tho prospects
for full average crop are good.
There was large crop Of oats last year,
but il was secured IN had condition.
There will be less straw this year, but bet
ter grain, and with favorable weather for
harvesting we shall, putting quantity and
quality together, be ia better condition than
in 1868. Barley will, everywhere, b9 de.
cidedly short.
But in Ohio and Indiana corn is tho most
important crop. IT was put in splendid
condition. The backward spring retarded
it's growth but recently we have had fine
corn weather. Those hot days aud nights
we have had, while hard on flesh aud blood
were good for corn; and VIII 10 humanity
groaHei aud persli o q d grumble our
great staple crop progressed amazingly.
Tho latter now stands WELL Tho crop ia
not made, il is true. 1t requires good
August weather 10 bring it out fully. But
- is all right go far, aud with continuance
Of weather reasonably scasonable. We shall
hayo great crop.
Potatoes are also doing WELL and the
prospect is favorable for good crop. Hay
" short, but there is considerable old crop
left over and we shall have no hay famine,
There is deficiency OF fruit, but the
staple -appIes-is much better than
last year.
Altogether We do not Il * thero is
likely TO be any foundation upon which to
build femine prices in 1866 l.. Cincinnati
Gazette.
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Thls ~ likely to occur on the tar'n at tho
present time. of the year. Tho planting
season is gone, AMI that Of cuItivating aud
harvesting IL present. The problem for
tho farmer to solve is, how to perform his
hoeing aud cultiyatiuS, hlying and harvest.
Ing IN proper season, aud not slight or neg
leet any part Of tho work. For it il fact
that IN many of tho States it has become
Impossible, of late years, to advance tho
corn crop sufficiently to complete the work
pn IL before il is tmo to begin hayiug.
Such is the case this ytnr over large tract
hconntry. Aud further there are many
other jobs on The fnrm that demand time
nnd labor Sheep shetr,hg is now over
there may be somo manure to DO heapad to
get II in condition for top dressing tho
wheat in tho FALL aud the summer fullow
ought to be plowed this month at tho latest
20 secure one of the best advantages of u
MiiowEthe chance to clean the ground.
So the farmer has his hands Iull of work,
aud IT, in addition, the weather is rainy, he
is'apt TO be somewhat gloomy aud dis
cuuragcd. The remedy lies in skilllul plan.
ming work. tho use of labor-suving imple.
ments, plenty of help, aud energy in di
recting and performing the labor, The
farmer cannorutfOrd TO waste days time
at prescnt Visitors that cl lin his attcn-
ti6n from business are seldom welcome,
aud "ciiy cousins" and friends who admire
his Strawberries and cretm aud the smell
OF ncw-mown hay, shoullnt object to milk
ing the ppws aud handling tho pitchlork.
Rura[ Nan YnrLerl
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SluERrFF'S SALE.
Sale in Partition.

'"'0V vs. DO"" Sale in Partition.
George Dunn ct al,
BY virtue of order of sale issued in the
above cause BY the Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas, of Wood County, Ohio, and TO me directed
and delivered, will olllr for sale Mt public ven
due at the door of the Court House, in Perry sburg,
in said county, ON :
SATURDAY, August a. 1865,
Between the hours of and O'Clock y. NJ. of
said day, the following described property, to-wit:
The southeast quarter and the northwest quarter
Of the northwest quarter Of section 30, township B.
range 0, IN Jackson Township, Wood County, o.
CHARLES W, EVERS, Sheriff.
PerrysburE, July Q 1866. l0eS6
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nTrCH NOrICE.-Net is hereby given
~ to all those concerned that there has been
petition hled with the Clerk of Jackson Township,
asking the Trustees of said township to locate and
establish ditch, drain, or water course commcnc-
ing at or near the center Of section 81 thence
north or near the quarter line, through the cen.
ter of sections 81, 80, 10 aud IS, till il ntersectS
run or small stream, known as BruSh Run thence
uortheastorly direction along or in the channel Of
said stream Of water till il intersects the creek
known as Portage Crock, that being in section IL,
aul there terminate. Said petition will be for
hearing On MONDAY, July 30, 1885, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at the house of Simon Sherman, in said
township. MANY PETITIONERS.
jackson Tp., July s, 1880. llcs
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SIIERIFF,s SALE.


vs.. In Wood Common Pleas.
George W. Hill.
By virtue of n writ ol 4. ia. issued in the abovc
cause by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Wood County, Ohio, aud to mo directed and
delivered, will offer for sale at public ycnduc, at
the door of the Court House, in Pcrrysburg, w Wood
county, 0hio,on
MONDAY, August 20, 1866,
Betwocn the hours Of and O'Clock =. NJ, Of said
day, the following described property, to-wit:
Lots Nos. II, 18. 10 and 20, in the town of Mil
ton Center, Wood County, Ohio.
CHARLES w. EVERS, Sheriff.
Cook e. BELL, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Pcrrysburg, July Is, 1866. 1886
EXECUTORS NOTICE Notice is hereby
IL given that the undersigned have been duly
appointed and qualified as Executors Of the last
win and testament Of Jacob Furry, late of Wood
County, Ohio, deceased All persons having
claims against said estate will present them duly
verified for payment.
JOHN ,HI II; FURRY, Executors.
pprrvshurp ,Iuly g. 1865 11c%
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IT don't pay to let the tomato vines trail
on the ground. The fruit decays, aud does
not ripen. Brush, cut fine and placed
under the plants before they lap over, is a
clean, cheap and excellent support The
vines may he tied to single stake, u pains
are taken to pick off the side branches aud
lead central shoot This is I French
mvthod aud is said to be successful.
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To any who have doubts concerning where to
go for Business Education, we say-if you study
one week with us, and isd we have deceived You
by false representations, ssk for your tuition fee,
and it will be refunded
For full particulars, send for Catalogue and
Circular 4lH