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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18
CRoroy AorEpucr DEPARrMESr.-AwARp or

CRoToy AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. or
CONTRADICTION Friday morning bids were opened
in the Department and awarded for
follow public improvements For the construction OF
stone block Eighth from Forty Secondst 10
Fifty contract awarded to H. Jardue at $50 s1 IN
Second from Houston 90 Foureenthss, contract awarded
to w Pettigrew si59 co. In Threenthst. from Unit
yersy place tirsaye contract awarded to j. X Downing
At so2 VA TO- In Vesry.st. from Greenwich Wess
tract awarded the at s3622 IS; In Duanesi from
Hudson TO West st. contract awarded Ia the AZ 500
In Thirty 6rstst from Eighth and Nnthayes contract
awarded 10 o. Kidney s70i2 -; ia Elizabethst
Bayard Grand contract awarded 10 j. X Downing az
o. u; Spring from broadway 10 Vests contract
awarded 10 the at s1,g9O 10; IN Bleekers from
Broadway TO Bowery contract awarded 20 the at
20 in Thirty f0urthst from Thrd.nye East River
contract awarded 10 j. Pegrew se $50 40; cobbe
stone Eleventh from Fourteenth Twenty
sixth ss contract awarded G.. kidner at o. l35 ~.
For the construction of In Beeckcr At. between
Charles and Petr,-sts contract awarded l.. Farley
sgJ; In Springst between Ei1abehst and the Bowery
contract awarded j. Everrard at ss3 co. in Broadway
between 1hittleh aud Thirty hrssts awarded
Mcdonnell at O. 2jO IN Eighth ave between Fourteenth
Fifteenth sits contract awarded to A. Ahrmuz $500,
First ave between Eighth and Ninthsts Eleventh and
Twelfths and Sixteenth aud Seventeenth sts contract
awarded 10 T. Farley SAN 20, In EsseXst. between
stanton ard RlyingOn.ss Delaney and BrOomests, aud
Hester anu D,Is contract awarded TO j. Everrard
sLJie IN between Fourth and Fh-ayes.,
contract awarded NJ. Garyn at sS5-5 Oi In Fstave
between Seventy fourth and y.nnthss with branches
In Second Seventy fifth, Seventy sixth SEVENTY
seventh and Seventy ss contract awarded To T. j.
Cunningham AT 1906 Forty hfhst between Fifth and
Lexington ave with branches in Ffth Madison aud Fourth.
ayes, contract awarded 10 the same at sl32Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18

SERVICES RESUMED. Preaching will DO resumed
to- morrow in tho Rev. McLeods church. Twefhst west
Of Sixth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18


sTRuMA. oLANDULAR swELL,sos.
LIBERATION. KINGS EVIL.
ERysIPELAs. SALT RHEux
Thi. tain, BrnEDrAaI ACQUIRED filing life with untold
err, (, BY al usual medical remedies incursbls.
RHEUMATISM.
Khere any disease which the Constitution Life Syrup
ersisn Il in rheumatism kindred affections The meHa.
tense pains instantly sevasd-enormOd' s"enr re
reduced Cases chronic twenty thirty years sH&
nr, have been cured
NERVOUSNESS.
NERVOUS DEBILITY SHATTERED NERVES
ST vrrUs DANCE LOSS OF POWER.
CONFUSION OF THOUGHTS. EPILEPSY
Thousands who years will the day which
they lines Particularly weak suffering women viii
,hi, medicine prove inesbs their footsteps
to Hope which fuhls than il promises
MERCURIAI. DISEASES.
SALVATION RorTiNG OF BONE
BAD COMPLEXION, ACRES IN BONES,
FEELING OF WEAKNESS DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS.
+
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP puse the system entirely nom
all the evil effects MERCURY removing the Bad Bes'h curing
the Weak Joints and Rheumatic Pains which the Of CsOmes
thu eefha
firmly ever
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Eda,e. root and branch Eruptve Diseases Of the ssn Ike
ULCERS, PIMPLES. BLOTCHES,
ward appearance both Osu making them de
gushing object to ,hen,seIve. and their friends
r
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
CURES ALL SWELLING OF THE GLANDS
Either Face Nec. Female Breast and should be sena
producing troublesome Dear:ns Sores which dhse ny'i
the younger portion Of community from sr to twenty ye
age Ycun, hidronsrs very subject Discharges from The Ears
which depend. upon scroaous constitution These
cover by ,akin: few doses Of the Life Syrup.
Ascaous person, suffering General Debility, Enaeisu
Dyspepsia aud Dropsy Of the limbs abdomen, and in the female
propy Of the aud womb snerauy accompanied with nEa'
nation and liberation Uterus permanently cured BY Con-
,,tu.on syrup The disease GO sweed Neck.
the Life Syrup viii remove entirely The remedy should be
for some tine the chronic and stubborn and
vii no, be removed without extra effort
Tamo othe oves the Breast, snd swelling ofc'he
gland. ofth body completely reduced without resorts
the kuife OF operations Of any kad.
Y
rriepc Fla. Sympathetic or Organic Diseases Of the Heart
papi.on Disease Oths proiuclnsa grating Cling uA
Dopsy othe Heart all affections Of this important
(per.ous suffering the region Of the hearth wiz
be greatly relieved by Constitution Lie Syrup.
BRoKEyDowN AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS.
SUFFERING IRON EIxRrros PAIN rHS BAcr
Los, OF MEMORY Fonxsopyss HORROR cALAnrr FER o.
DsEAsx DIxskss VISION DRY. Hor SKIN AND EIrREHrri
w.xr O., sLsxp RssrLK.sxs PALE HAGsARp CouSrsxAsc<
AND LAsrrps MucCLAR srsrEn a. require the ed
the CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18

TIE SEPT. NUMBER of DBM0RBsT's MONTHLY
MAGAZINE affords 30 beautiful Engraving artistic end
Poems by the best authors and altogether
Model particular Do not fail 10 see
for September Published at NO. 4J BROADWAY W. IT,
solle yerywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18
AsIATIC CHOLERA IN CHINA.
ALMOST EVERY CASE CURED WITH PAIN KILLER.
pa,n I,n.

AsIATTC CHOLERA IN CHINA.
ALMOST EVERY CASE CURED WITH PAIN KILLER
WARRINGTON Penn, June rs, 1906
From ne X Tslford Missoadyv In China
My,,Rs PYRRr Son. Providence, R. Dear Sir. Dur
10 missionary Slam and Chna
found your Vegetable Pain Killer most valuable remedy i0 sha
fearfu the Choers.
Of Pain Killer gill Of hot water sweened WIN
sugar Is minutes begin give tablespoonful
MIXTURE every minute until relief was obtained Apply
application, exreme Battle the owe and stomach WIN
The Killer rub the limbs brsky Ofthose VINO hAh
DO ~ M T.covs,ei WV Trniv yous K. TELyoRD.
" attacked with Dab-a Dysenery or Cranp oo'e a'h
fail 10 use he Pain Killer. sold by all Medicine Dealers
FRIoE IS GENTS so CENTS and 81 rKR BOTTLE
PIcKPOcKETs DEFIED !-DRMoREsT's PATENT IN
vAILrBLE wArcH Sold at al Jewery and Fancy stores
Price IS cents ADD 80 cent?.
The GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
gunner a Co, No. 80 Cedar New forh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18

PORTLAND RELIEF fUSD.-lhe Treasurer of the
Portland Relief Committee acknowledge receipt OF the
following add tona subscriptions since August VIA Cash
a. w II Vesey L = Consul st AK Ia Chapei.c. $780,
% O. Gen. a. LOOMS STAFFORD Ct. G.. J.. W. French
e. collection Of Churci a the lnterccsson. Carmansyl
y y S55; Connolly 4 Co ESQ., Pacific Mutual Insurance
500; Union Mutual Insurance Co. $40 Robert Seib
through Mayor Itohnan siO: John l. Boucb, Liverpool
Tnr through C. H. Mar.hnl a. sterling (s 6}i exchange
sc; friend g.. Previously acknowledged, sOJ 90 %
Total slOf 40 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18
NKw CoUsrBRPEIrs.-An extra of The National

INSTANTLY KILLED.-An inquest was yesterday
held at Pier No. North River. by Coroner Cover on the
BODY Of Dennis Fitzpatrick who instantly kied by the
gaows frame grain elevator falling bis head at the
above place With others he employed the elevator
verdict Of accidental death rendered by the jury! De
ceased was native Of Ireland aged Is years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18
CITY NE WIS.

Musrc AT CENTRAL PARK.-The Central Park
Commissioners announce that II the weather me- tnere w"
-, o ., tho Mall at the Park on Saturday. 18th inst
commencing at fp H. by the Central Park Band under the
Leadership Of H. H. DodwOrh. The following is the pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18
HOMICIDE IN TILE TWENTIETH

HOMICIDE IN TIE TWtNIIEIH WAKD
T. ne Editor u The " T. T1bsac
SIR: In your notice Of the homicide in the Twen-
isb VOID to days gager there e 9ss " tHesrorsEh'sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18

DISPATCHES PoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
patches Europe forwarded from this city for tram
mission by cable yesterday for which the sum Of 1901
n in gold was paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18

4 RELIC or THB WAR-Ronndsman Croker OF
the Tomb. Police Court squad Yesterday arrested Thomas
MADDEN on the complaint Of Richard HuHiabe residing at
rss Itoel In Cath1rne.st Tie painnnt charges that
in s, the accasci induced bin enlist IN the army, tell
ING him that he wonld s0 and would not be seat
10 Kicker leland. The complainant accordingly enlisted Al
vet,e Hall aad hnyng dolc 81. nbOut 10 leave
when stopped by TIE sentry AZ the same time ade anu
vouchers walked OF with them. The complainant cAatges
that be only the remainder having been Kept by
adden Justice Down held the accused for trial TO ausNe
he charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18

THE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
GuRyRR a Co. No. 80 Cedarst., New Yorh-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-11
HERALD, TUESDAY, sEpTEMBER II, lse6-TRlrLH SHEET.



S,rEAM sHIP LINE TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL.
= DELAWARE, PROPONTIB,
nOSPIIORUS MEIITA,
OIMBbx PACIFIC.
Cabin passass slop: sleerage $50
From Liverpool or Qneenstnwn 80
PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
Drafts for 81 upwards psyabs in all parts Of Great
rrniy IN fAP9COYT BROS co..
IS South street.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-31
A Tale OF Woe.

We find in the Detroit Post sad sto.
ry Of love, seduction, desertion and suicide
which we condense In few lines. About
a year ago young lady, eighteen years
Of age, named Della Uolwell, whose par.
epts resde near Erie, Pa, was sent to
Painesville to attend the Female Acade.
my at that place. While there she form.
ed the acquaintance Of man named Hen
ry Brand, an idle, dissipated Youc, vhost
fair face and honeyed words won the af
fections Of the uususpeoting girl The
deceitful villain led her on gradually till
at last lie accomplished her ruin, and she
was expelled from her school. Her father
came to take her home, but with q strange
infatuation, she eluded him and elop.
ed with her betrayer. They went 10 De.
troit, where they lived together for some
time, he promising to marry her, but put
ting t'oif fiji m time to time until at
length he deserted her, leaving her alone
and helpless. Shortly after this she gave
birth to an infant, but her sorrow aud her
shame 80 overwhelmed her that she be-
caRS insane. A few w'days ago she sud.
denly disappeared, taking her child with
her, and II is supposed she committed sui.
eide, drowning herself and child, as come
Of her clothes were found upon the river
bank. Thus closes the history Of another
life, utterly, hopelessly wrecked. Words
are powerless to express the weight Of
guilt which rests upon the head Of him who
did such fearful wrong. And let up hore
that the Great Judge may show mercy
pnto her who was "more sinned' against
than SHINING" !"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-31

walk on the street, nor stay In the sano-
tum, nor 60 to any place, so we called him
General Siegel.t That bothered him. He
had a tough time Of it. Gracious, how
he'd twist bis jaws and bark ! And be
loved to get into dog fight too. He'd
whip any dog in the city. But it took
SO long to get him into fight, that he
was useless. You see when we wanted
him to fight one dog, we'd set him to
| fight another one, and then he'd back in
to tother one and fight his way out ! But
it took SO long to learn his style, and then
'twant always convenient 70 get up two
fgts, go we changed his name again.
He grew beautiful each day. In fact
he was handsome euss! And folks took
so much notice of him he forgot he was
nothing but poor dog, and he acted SO
that we thought it best to call him Gener-
al Butler.
You never saw such q change come
over dog. He grew cunninger and Gun.
niuger every day He'd 60 to the butch.
er shops, rub his paws over the carcass Of
dead beef, and come home to make us
believe he'd been fighting. And as he
growled so Yben he came, and never had
any cuts or wounds on him, we thought
he was getting to be terrible brave But
at last found him out. And how that dog
would strut Aud he grew mean. He'd
drive small dogs chasing kittens to some
point out Of harms way. And he'd snap
aBd snarl at women-always insulting
them. And he had half dozen pups
he'd picked up around the city, as mean
but not as smart as he, and these pups
would chase poor girls into some corner
where Ben. Butler would scrowl at, bark
at, and then after rubbing his dirty nose
over them, leave them with somo wound
on them. But when he heard gun,
Lord bless you how he'd rpn and hold
his tail close between his legs. We had
lots of trouble with him. When ho saw
a church he wanted to 60 in and steal
something. And when he saw tele.
graph report in the Office be looked as If
ne wanted to change i. some way The
only thing he was fit for was to watch
jcwelry stores I! Let that dog 60 by shop
gindoV where there you'll DO some silver
ware, and he'd stand around there all day
And he'd look into store windows, and
break into churches to look at the CON-
muuion plate. And he'd follow funer
oil for miles if there was silver plate pn
the coffin. Most folks thought he was
always one Of the mourners. But when
we found the graves were dug into, and
one day saw his kennel filled with silver
plates, screys, etc., gnayed from coffin
lids, I'VE knew what vehement mourner
Ben. Butler was. A funeral procession
just passed the door-and that is wha:
the dog goned dog went out for SO quick!
If anybody wants a red or bhndle,
square iawed pet of this kind, whose
keeping will not amount to ever ivc or
six hundred dollars month, unless we
have to pay for bis stea|ings, we'd liketo
sell him He is a sweet pet-just such a
purp as some poor man who is not able to
buy a window curtain or book for his
wife to read, would want lie can eat
horse and chase the rider up tree any
day, and we're it not for his peculiarities,
would be a foe dog. He'll eat anything
from an inkstaud to a linen night shirt
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-31

b9- The Enquirer keeps it before the
people that 1850, 600 Union voters have
2l6 members of Congress, while 3, 3,5O0,.
600 Democratic voters have but 60 mem.
bers. Well, what Of iti-Cin. Times.
There j: this about it: 1. 1t stops,
or should stop, the assertion Of iguora-
muses. that the people Of the country are
opposed to the Presidents restoration pol.
icy. They are not, but a majority
Of million are iu favor of it.
2. 1t shows that the pretended repre-.
sentatives Of the people no longer repre-.
sent their will, but aagrantly misrepre.
sent IT,
8. II indicates that there is 'some.
thing rotten in Denmark !" something
that must be corrected, or else we pust
abandon all claims to be considered q
country under Democratic institutions. =
If2,500,000 voters are to rule $500, 900
voters, thS sooner it is understood the
better.-Enquirer.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-31
Keeping Bacon hams.

Make q number Of cotton bags, little
larger than your hams after your hams
arc we'll smoked place them in the bags
then get the best kind Of Sweet, well made
hay, cut it with a knife, and with your
hands press il well around the hams IN the
bags; tic the bags with good strings, put
on card to show their age, and hang
them up in garret or some dry room, and
they will hang Eve years, and they will
be better for boiling than on the day you
hung them up This method costs but
little, and the bags will last forty years.
No flies or bugs will trouble the hams il
the hay is we'll pressed around them the
sweating Of tho hams win impart a fine
favor to tho hams. The hams should be
treated ia this way before the hot yethear
sets in.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-31

l@The people at Portage Lake, Mich,
igau, have been for some weeks excited
over the disappearance Of Henry L. lie
bat, young man employed as clerk al
L'Anse, who won't out hunting with an
Indian, pnd vas meyer more heard Of
Suspicion attaching to the Indian, he wai
arrested, aud various means employed tc
trap him into a confession. At last he
consented, on promise Of his escape and
Eve hundred dollars, 70 point out the body
After several vain attempts 10 throw hii
companions Of the track, the Indian al
last showed the body securely hid uudsl
a log, around which search had already
been made without success. Hebat had
been sho, in tbe back. Tho Indian was
Immediately arrested for murder.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-31
WAITED. sa7.eo per day.

AGENTS wanted, ladies aud gentlemen. In
every County in the United States, 10 sell The
Ink Powders Of the American Ink Camp1ny.
The powder sells for forty cents per package
and will make ink enough 10 fill hfty bottles
Of the size usually retailed st ten cents per
battle. "a smart agsnt can soil a. gross Of Il
day. and elsar $2660. The Ink can be made
from the powder In three mihnies in commonL
boiling water. II 10 perfect black ink, the
In the world. II fows easily, does not coryods
the rem aparticle, mover gums up. is not ia
jurei BY freezing, andrits coler will last fors
ever. Every family in America win bny Il,
as package win last family for years, and
ink can be mede in small quantities as want
ed. With each gross we send o thousand oir-
culars. with testimonials from clefgymen,
lawyers, teachers, merchanis;' commercial
colleges. editors, &C., and Inc agents riam3
on the bills. Only one persbn viii be made,
agent fcf cou,ty:a"Tht, first one sen ing
Thirty Dcllarsfor gross, will receive Il bJ
return express, together with. one thousand
circulars and the right 10 sell In The the ooun-
Fty he or she designaies. II others send for
The samo county, the money will be returped
TO u tem free Of expense To make 1ure onS
had better designate several counties. eiihef
he or abe will take. Send for trade list and
circulars II you dare run the risk Of waiting,
or send the money for q gross. Lettprs adj
dressed 10 the Mayor, Postmaster, cashiers Of
Of the banks, or the express agents bf this.
city win show that tho businessis honorably
and squarely conducted. 'An'Ink Powder viii
be sent BY mail TO any address. free Of charge
on receipt Of forty eents.l ~ ~
Address, writing your name tom. county
and State dislincily,h snf
AMERICAN INK COMPANY, Manchesler.
NH. THOMAS ". LANE. Hs's' y
Clerk for The coHpsny and speeiFl Agent.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-31
pSy- We clip ,Ae following excellor

pd- We clip the following excellent
advice from the Marion Democrat
"Whaiever action may be taken by the
State Central Committee, We hope that
our County Committees will everywhere
appreciate the need Of unremittiug effort
70 enlighten tho people with facts and ar
gumenisj aud continue to appoint meet
ings and select speakers as often as audi.
euces can be got together to listen. Let
the campaign go on without iuacliou for
q single day. Agitate! Bring the peo
pie out Let us have mass meetings in
numbers greater than ever before met in
America Let US teach the traitors Of
the North that Restored Union must fol.
low successful war!
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-31
s0r Beast Butler having discussed The

Iee~ beast DutIer nu'inB uihcusoeu 'he
justice of banging Robert E. leo, the
Mobile Tribune thus mathematics:
"Iapg Robert Il Leel It is highly
Just that such a sentiment of the devil
should be uttered by 80 appropriate me.
dium as Beast Butler. II would have
burned to cinder, during utterauce, any
other than Iutlerian lips i required
cheeks of lour7iold brass to give passage,
without bursting assunder, to such a sen
timent. A simple thief would have fail.
ed in the attempt to give it voice com.
mon mprdercr would not have undertaken
it; moderate ljsr would have broken
down in the attempt; an ordinary coward
would have been ashamed Of il. II re-
quired a perfect combination Of the whole
far, coward, thief and murderer in the
foul person OF tho Massachusetts, hero, to
complete tho incarnato 6end capable Of
standing up in fpll assembly and coOlly
making the proposition to hang General
Robert II. Lee"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-31

pa- We heard . lawyer aud doctor
dispd,iug, the other day, about a bill a
fellow owed each Of them. He was only
able to pay one Of them, aud SO ho left the
matter to themselves who Opsht to have
the money,
u ought to have tho money as mat
ter Of course" said the lawyer, "for /
saved him from going 10 the peuiten-
tary." :
"Well,' said the Doctor, "I saved him
hip a
Its needless 10 add which one cot the
money. n Y Z.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-31
wedding Tour TO state Prison.

A man and woman, both in male attire,
while attempting to commit burglary
near Milwaukee, Wis, few days ago,
we're arregtcd, and police justice before
whom they were arraigned, sentenced
them to eight months imprisonment
Before beng removed to jail they express.
ed a desire to be married, and the jn.ticc
performed tho ceremony" The bridal
party Immediately after left for the State
prison at Waupun, and the honeymoon
will be- passed within it's walls. They
were both young and had never before
offended. NJ, ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-31

S@r al love to look upon a young man
There Is hidden potency concealed with
in tho breast which charms and pains
me-" :"
A daughter Of clergyman happening
to find the above sentence at the close Of
a piece Of her fathers manuscript as be
had left il in his study, sat down and ad.
ded:
"Thep's my sentiments exactly, papa,
all but the palms."
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-31

s@- Tho Democratic party failed to
evince its usual sagacity when It assumed
a portion Of the responsibility Of this dis
aster by even temporarily holding its prin.
ciples in absyanco. The, attempt to ore.
ate third party is proven . melancholy
failure. ~
Immoyable adherence to fundamental
principles, and their application to all
times and circumstances, do not only take
the sting from befeat, but are proven ic
be thp surest guarantees Of victory
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-31

sSr When John Logan spoke Car
bondalo last week, his mother and sisters
were present. In the course Of his speech
he denied that he had ever given any one
money to enter tho Confederate service,
whcreupon his sister, hrs. Blanchard, re-.
marked, "That's lio, John; you gave
money to my husband 70 60 into the reb
elarmy."
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-31
W.. RaLSTOT,

JEWELLER and Silver Smith, o door West
ofPotter's Drug Store, Ashland, Ohio =
Gold and Steel Pens, and q choice voriety
9f Jewelry kept constantly ON hand
Highch piice paid for old Gold and Silver.
Repairing done TO order, on reasonable
terms ms-Satisfactorily warranted.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-31
". r. JOHNS7O ON.

ATTORNEY At LAW Office over wallack
d Andrews Shoe Store, Main Street, Ash
land, Ohio. Also authorized by the Gov
ernment to procure Pension Certihcatei
and Collect Bounty and Back Pay.