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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25
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SSort6aHernhe uno iebr idluere 9es
brIdtbeit lit ole berri6etfoe @rlheinuno
beS Wand)eiter Nlarftes uno Srbers,
melhe 5upor mad ben Ser. Staaten fiir
Baumipolle geienoet morben tuaren, fin6
tut:oer abbeite1t. i.% rsa. 81
OaS aDanlpffd)iff o9reat GaItern"
miro fetne regeIntaBi9en sSabrten fIr
Oie 9artfer 2lusiteaung sniideu Stem
gOrt uno Brett i'm eriten SbeiIe oes
Nonats 0iGr5 Beginner. ass ss.s.
Cine 0ltrei6iidBe @nIeibe bon meE,re ,
rem- 0fiaionen Yfunb GterIing luirD
balo i'm Narfte angeb0ten iueroen.
Ser 9arifer @orreiponoent Der 9ons
BON ,poft" fagt, bic 8esie6unasn siui<
iejen England uno 6en. Der. Staaten
meroen baIo iein orobenSes 9tnsleben
annehmen.
Gin friider eieferant, 9ianiens Sra :,
gDn, bat nit einer Nfillion Dfo. .@terl.
8anferott' 9einadt, bod 9elten Ieine
auBenltanoe fiir gut.
ga SSrnnce fdgt, 6aB oie Nbreife
Sfariiniltan'S Bon Wferico su iraefib
tuelaer 5eit Dor iitb seben fam, tSena
6ieiel6e ni,bt fdon gef9eben lit. Qe
Senps fa9t, oaB bic franS6ff6en Srupz
pen Megico fdlennigf un6 8ufaulnlen
perIaRen ueroe, Der Wonitenr oaaesa
gen bsoba6tet bod ifan6igeS StiIiAfDeizz
gen. aa is7t.ae q
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25

gaf aaloSilasfBfli&e frat isas iRllsiijI5 jI5SaIs
8auIe Elm, Bic, 70 oft, strleit ,Idneeren
8ortrase al folgen pFeet uno ben Gr<
;ahIer in peinlidert 8ipeifel, eariiber
laBt OBJ es ErerifIenlkin o6er nnbsfries
tsisSigt9siI EalsIs g5I, IT nas ale 8ansta in
SH ssssaS' BAT Saui, Sas SOtrss5alt,,, s5alt,,
bas erlte Bort ,sn fpre6en. ~ ,I,e4s,
IN mSaPitale Situation!4n perfI6erte
Ianbemboih. .s
vDos freilia" plabte Rittnleiifer
Eaunjierl herolts - gaber ,fein Gieel
Sbr poIltet cine Sdla6t 9etuinnen, So>
itoDi3, line ,feio eigentlidb eiile. iiber>ii
rumpelte SSeI0paht.H A. ..sl.-.. .,.,,-..
,,Meit iidtenl" eripicerte eiu Dritter,
,,oie Mine ipnr ridti0 gele9t. gHas
fam, bas M u s. {, oniniert1 ~ - .-..,f.
ugSer bod aud 10 in Die Cuff F69el"
berllerfte Elm, Sierter.s - - - -.
8urss iebbafte i5tuieoeiprdde ei1gen
reiburii; ~ 3ieutendut gHiliOn. ober
naberte fi9 feinent @egnsr lln6 NIT i5m
anftobe1o, REF er Tim iher3bnft Su:, lid
lperoe einen idmereu Stanb bnbel, Sos
ftoipijIS Eanu mari sr ,fid slira6 nn6
fi4 feiter iIl in fsiilsn Y fantsI Gan 4lgsns, bab
sses fnS isbtFsssn sabre. !. Sd iasirts
in, @0ttingea linD 6Qdte lpenig bnrna,
baB i'd ienials ben bod oes &ailers
trdgeh isiirbe. 8arlliil i6 i6n traae,
oebort nidt bieber., SO ipdr i'm Sonis
rllerbaibiabre ulo bic SllnOsia9e tarpen
btrott,, @iieg illeiner 6reunoe, aus elmer
iener ,ld)mlfen &1noefsIfdOte aeblrtia,
ME re iih an ben nfersi Der Glbe eilts
lang 3iebn, Irc mid Elm, Die Serien BEL
ibm an bepbriHgen uno nod boa iener
ftuDentiidlsu IlosStpunoenHsit, Die EA
nttt l1tae ffrdubf iin6 alert, nahni i'd
Die GihIaonng otne 9Seiteres IN, Gie
&oTer hurben oepaGt (nidts saIs Bns
def } unb nit benz Borias AhenoIiAen
GleiBes reiifen mir ab.. gHir ,bdtten glas :
ten e,runo su inlHen &prfSbeti,s benn
ipir fpdren beioe I'M 6orfebten Semelter.
Nnpsrn Saees faiueR mir aab dsen-
t6pfe 9uftea aus Dert Hgnjfer unA
aflbten. ,fhor, ala mir nod hunbert
S@ritt bonn SnuIe elitfsrut tparell. gBir
atnbtsi Ssisrst 4 liiD isbtsr ilrs N xFah,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25
'a242etn s3etrrfbram mebr~ Sia 30
@rimouLt's iooirter 9lettia @nrlih. n.,

er nett ppriiaieben 1T, ciiaeudnSf ndmertif6 II,
EdHeu upu 8rttunfH eteH fernfapfe; tqanpaf4f enss
Stornngen, gelbfuhts MusfeIab ipaffnung unc Mres
getiiieung beS BlHtes urb in ais elm Ieites Abihrs
mittei fehr ~ empfebfen. Der Netfiafrfr1p faBakk
nener ben Rnaen moo bic Grme ilfh Iuirb Bel ffefs
neTs bern obne Siemtnbeae S96h feit ueEsnnntna
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25
@afhinaton, "a. glob

Die 2egiSlatur bon Mrfanlas bat ein<
IftIAnie einen 8eI@lu6 aneenommen,
hem Gonarfi1e ons 8e6anernlbes Staa<
tes Iber bic berLanaerte llngewiBbeit
Der 3uitanbe, feinen @Hnl9 fur Die
Wieberberiteaung Der Union uno feline
Bereitwlll9teit, Naes AZ thun fur 6ies
fen 3rue6, mas nit Der Sire uno lSiiroe
oes Staates fi6 bertraae, anSSubriGen.
Der 8orfdlag, eas 9lmenoenlent su Ders
tperTen, unrOe nit 81 eeeen Z @timmen
bsnt AuSidniie l6er fooerale Bejiebun.
gen liberfuielen. .ss .s5s..-.e -.
Die &onlernatihe Armee uno Warine
BerlamnIlMng polirte aeltern 9tdAt nadb \
beftiger De6atte ben Befhln6, odb Dns
amenoenrcrt beriUorfen iuer5en, ndqegen
BON lbtn Staaten 9toroen nnb @l6en
al9esneine5 Stimd)redt nit paIIeHoen
Beihrdnfungen eingefnbrt tpgroen iole.
Sef. OaOis' GefunD5eit bat sIid be-
beutenb sebefIert; fein Nufsntbalt In
Carroll 9aq 1T NIT alien Hn6alihen Bes
quemIiGteiteu, fslbft 2urus nmgebsa. 4
Vim %. iDnroen in Nf0ntreaI intereFs
lante 8eriuhe nit 6en RdIIifer 0efd1os
Ben angeiteIIt. Nuf 20O0 Shritt alma
ole 8ombe burd einen 856lIigen Sam
ger uno 150lligen Seafbol3 e9erf1Iag,
Sas 9ebter1 In Sener fesenO ltnO me5r
3ertSrang oabinter anridteno, ola ie
Suoor gefe6fn fuor0en lit. ii Il ffg
Die @abinetsfsung aog eefern Die
sBfGtigen Sepelden bon Yaris iiber bic
0eyifaniide 6rage in Gruaanng nnb
ianote Die OtefRltate berGeIben ben gee
farbteH S5erntau uno Campbell. Dfnn
bebanptet, oaB bic obiAen Depefhen Bic
Srage beoeutenb berpi6eIn nno an ben
Didtiglten 8efHltaten fihrsn f6nneu..
Der sRrdf5ent iuirb in feiner BotfdJdft
eirlen bonn Sirian8fsfretGr 1oyaeIeafen
YIan Iber Die gDieoeranfnabne Der
Saarsablungen eutbeiben. - a.ess s,sl
DaS Bulletin in HbiLaSeIbia ber5fsi
fentti6t cine 9fadrid)t bon sBdfbinaton,
Sufolse 6ereH Der prdfibent feinen Nis
oerltanO eeosn bic RIane 6es gonarefIes
anfgeben ulo In leinsr 8otiAaIt bic
Grilnoe angeben iuiro, peI6e i'm bers
anlnbterf, cine berihisoene 8Olifif III
oeriolgen. CT bat bereits Briefe iiber
oiefen @e3enltano an leitenOe 8epnbIis
faniide Senatoret unb Nbgeorbnets
gerlGtet. .
Gin briIIiantes gfeteor ipnrSe bel
0toiite, 3d., beobdAtet, DeId5eS nit Der
6raft eines 40sD DfaAbeVs erplo0trte unb
bic 5sniter srf6itterts. - - ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25
@ersaunnes Naa.isn. u. asltdlenis g, 4.
bon Bnriii 6u Buiffor

eaurea 6er tneeisinifGen atabsmie IN F6fts.
Siefes sef9madpoue Ttnardtif nib Ssf ben etsesis
Aersten 6ronfrsi9s unS GngIqnbs eeeen ALE asents =
hetten bee ytreamInsss 8efSsenge als Gastfo eiey
senOensiie6s &C. NIT sroben Grf0t eaisstwaast- y
ia g4}zi8 M - tha3 Sna ezTiss -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25
Soronto, rs. s.. a. agfob.

Das Sanonenboot ySercules" 1T
mad 8in9lton ia Die gSinterquartiere,
Oerlegt poroen itho II, 900 SinterIaber
bon Der 0fe9iernng fur Die SSreiiuiltaen
aneefaufti oersen iest an Die berfdie.
.oenen @nDaIerie< uno 9Irtile-iecorbs
Der Rrobin3 bertbeilt @roBe gBad<
llomfeit miro nod iinrner fiir n6ibia ae>
-bnlten, nm einem 8uiannlenlto6 NIT
'oen Ser. Gtaaten aus3utpeiAcn. Der
.ueue @ererale @onful Der Ser. @tdaten,
Sen. Nperill, 1T bier annefn1nnlen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25
Rsine @IaIarma1h aas @IeiaaAt
Yiropbospborioures, Giiens sgatrou bon !
Qeros. 'ss''aaSsg

9ieies neue grdparrt 1T berets Il, Tranfrst ,.rS
enaIanS an SteIe berSGiiqnsittsI d6optir4g q n
Hdfiig, drbs unb eei3modos nnb entfprtdt In fetnen
BeitonhthefIen ber 9ufanme erfeHung oes BIufesaaAh
Der 2no9en. 9eeen SIeihfnfht, acknowledgements
S9Dd9e, @eTbGunnsatnb Mndnie, si6t "a tefnjE6neIs
Ierer uno erer wrtenbes gtitteI, Die Ataheulie be-
AIe6esine wenSet es u bktn feiitei dEeh an tab et
ie.t Somit bic befen GrfnIae.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25

Sas aIte GrtparmunosmateriaI Siius
ger unb 8I6tter Deffnifht niadt nenn
bur6gdngig Dermest einen Diilgerrs7
be6en gBert6 ieoer @1rtiier fennt. 9edsl==
bennbe dlIo Die BIdfter -es lit GeIh6S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25
saersafe SOP. =. slsI.fiatsis mss,sn s.a n

tperSen fofort Sllrd bic brafianie gucranc. cine
Yfuns6e sHbidns aRs 8rdlslien sie'6ort soIl ie5ef
i'm @ebrau3 geIpeiell, sessiIt,
= 1850 ,si 2la 4sI3aa - Is1sflss 50
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25
CARPENTERS.

3iutnterIeate OerIanAt!
eintse snle Gastatefs perben betGan0t.I .gsaa
gzsarren s Geoote,
23a fg Rigtltr. 5Dif en GBsit4 ~ Hroab.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25
Reffier ais I(scI,0aIiis,baifant

Seficr ais Oop1i0balfdr
ffIis griuanlf's Ratteo Gapfeiit IiS Ste @utticos
GliliprisuHs. Sn peraIteten 6dHel, mo- ,eue anaere
aitteln m ais erfolelos eripiefen tdten ptrA hsrr
bic Nottccpreperattonen Der sIdn;ensite Grioge ers
stet. Sr. Meora eer beri;bmte Spesiaf Icen6et he
faitauef9lieBlih an. Die GiRipFisuae Nth betjri=
0A''s ss0se'7' 50 l.la eaa- 1l92s asbln
Sduptnie6erIaae IN Bdris ''is E'se
eSRasRa liHf gritldaft 8 60. u Hss
1s9se sIso@ n45a Sue Ritsleu.s snl
Sur Stem gorf;rs, sesssefsn s,,,, 4,S,ss
Soueera S. 1annerfieff,
4Oba, .saszsa aa30s Rem gEiliamfT.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25
sSeaefl Mus3ehraita. ssN mani

Sirop hipophosphiteld de. ehaux Iaferss
asbospbosisfpurer &aIfsrup. .lsallise
9iefes neHs eiIm5tteI ruiff sassesssnst bss Gse,i
bereulofe nod SdruifibfA5f, 6erea aefdhrltGete
Sp"EteHs C tsfort befsitlat. 59sit .1sS nisi ann
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25
I'd ssta9ats tEr'saqssfFf5s ID q .sais ,asi1.s
S G ialazo Sc inatstee f.
,a9fSs3E Aof lso.ll3s 5sTei IBn 6il6Es
.is3aE.a soo5g BON 4sss :; Sd s.Ez ,,s
5.T6rimauIt s. Co., ...- .'-
0rimiault s. 60,

ap9tbeter Sac. bes riE, en- aapoIsaaa
) As Nue Nidelicil. - -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25
&dttpeiaer Nereim.

Aue 9Aslisesg bes S9ypetser @ereins iinb kEermit.
sssaeeHo kajgslesestt, 10 an Sohsafae orintttneS
ttge gef4dfte per.3 2 N3ksff g7feperFr slraf
George @fdbwinns GeGEssdE. nnf33
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25

asz .3; letleH 3i9 a. sod ,t5:3I93 s3IE
~azs,a Earas SIS -ls3Msta ~ 3 /.
ls--z 16af1 Hs51aa nj laGi = st1s
80 ,sail lua yss3,L asYa isaees "a yaasWI
zs9 ssaFa ai.se Il 80 s.ast4lslBE
6s86sg Af44 sfs sIs434.a .asH.ai Hz4sEagg ID L,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-25
; 2tlearalpt. d al 0aat)rit)tell
Ser NrG Gft6enf oerGmbert feine
Snffs.
'teue $bafe Der megieanifdsa 5rase
8 i,s can a aOi fdel M ilI.isIbst.
affnetfid.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19
CONSUMPTION DURABLE By DR.
SCHEyCK's MEOIcINEs.

10 Cure Consumption. the system must be
prepared so that the lungs will hsal. To nc
complish this, the liver and stomach must
hrst be clcansed and on appetite created for
good wholesome food, which, by these medi.
oines will be digested properly, and good
healthy blood made thus building An Tho
constitution. sCHENCK'S Mandrake
FILLS cleanse the stomach Of all billions or
mucous accumulations and, by using the Sea
stored, fF
.SCHENCKS PULM0N1O SYRUP isnptri
cious as we'll as medicinal, and. bv usinc Tho
snree remedies, all impurities are expelled
ron me system, and good, wholesome blood
made which will repel all disease. Il pa-
nents willtake these medicines according ia
directions, Consumption very frequently in
us last stage yields readily to their action.
rake The pills frequently, to cleanse the liver
anu stomach, 1t does lot follow that because
inc bowels are not costive they are not reouir-
co. Tor sometimes in diar,hna thew are pecos.
sary. The stomach must be ke1t b,oltby
anu an appetite created to allow the Pulmonic
syrup to act on the respiratory orra prop.
cry ana allay any irritation. Then all that
~ required TO perform q permanent enre ia.
70 prevent taking cold. Exercise about The
rooms as much as possible, eat all The richest
looa-fat meat, game, and, in fact, ANYTHING
mastioate well. sNN
End W.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19
nTHE MONT kEroRE CHRIsrM,

"THE MONT BEFORE CHRIsTMAs."-
The Festival to be given by the Ladies
Of the Armenian Church, at the Town
Hall, on next Monday evening, promises
to be one Of unusual interest and festigity.
One Of the prominent features Of tho CO.
casion will be q grand Auction sale-noi
Of alop.shop.trash-bu Of articles of every
description, manufactured by the fair
hands Of the ladies of the NJ. e. Church.
As these articles will be disposed Of at
"panio prices,7 this will afford a most ex
Oellent opportunity to purchase Christmas
presents. Let this fact be borne in mind.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19
Wonderful but True !

MADAME REMINGTON, the world 70.
nowned Astrologist and Somnambutis ia
C~lairvoyant, while in q clairvoyant state, de-
~lineates the very featul es of The person you
are to..marry, and by the aid of an instru-
ment of intense power, known as the Py Oh
omotrope. guarantees to produce a perfect
and life like picture of The future husband
or wife of the'applicant, with date Of mar
riage, occupation, leading trSils'o of character,
&c. This is no imposition, as testimonials
without number can assert. By stating place
Of birth, age, disposition, color of eyes and
hair, and enclosing fifty cents, and stamped
envelope addressed 10 Yourself, you will re.
ceiye the pit ture by return mail, together
with desired information.
Address in confidence. Madame Gertrude
Remington, P. 0. Box 297, West Troy. N Y
Dec. ~, ls66-1y26
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19

ras- We ore pleased to note that the
Savannah Male and Female Academy
still continues 10 it's prosperous career
The number Of studentG Ia attendance
this session is about las, being consider
ably more than at any previous term
Under the supervision Of such gentlemen
as Profs. Born and FRAuEFELTER, the
Savanuab Academy is destined to occupy a
pOsitioHsecoud to noae, among the insti.
buttons Of learning In this State.
On Friday evening next, there will be
a Festival at the Chapel Of the Academy,
the proceeds Of which to be used for the
furnishing Of the new building, which
has just been completed, and for the ben.
eft of the Institution generally. The
object. is . lapdpblo one, and We trust the
proceads will meet the expectations Of its
friends.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in o few weeks by a very simple RENE
dy. after hating suffered for several years
with q severe lung affection, and that dread
%!disea1e, COnsumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of
the prescription used free Of charged, viii
the directions for preparing and using. the
N which they will find q sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, and all Throat aud Lung Affections =
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is TO benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceiyes to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as IL will cost them nothing,
and may prove a blessing, =
Parties wishing the prescription, Free, by
return mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings Co., N. Y.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19

HORSE TRAINING SoHooL.-Prof. R,
P. HAMILTON, the renowned Horse-Ta.
mer, who has been giving lessons in this
art IN Mansfield during the last month,
has concluded to visit this place. He
will erect IN A%mphitheater on the corner
Of Orange and Third streets, and on Sat.
urday next will give q free exhibition, at
l O'Clock P. NJ, with his celebrated Pony
He offers $1,000 to any person who will
ride the Pony around the ring, At 2
O'Clock Of said day, a class will be formed,
and some vicious horses will be tanned
and trained. Persons interested in horses
would do well to join the class. Terms,
$500.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19

tx "Four years a Scout and Spy,
General Bunker" General Grants most
successful scout aud spy" is tine title Of
a new and interesting work just published,
Of which T. X JACOBS is agent for Ash,
land County. The book is splendidfy H.
Illustrated, and the adventures Of the
General" while in the secret service Of
the Government, are narrated in a thrill.
ling and mastery manner. Sec adver.
isemsnt. Il
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19

y@. Home Amusement, the yearround
for only sl.25. This exquisite, beautiful
Family and Ladies Magazine is the cheap
est, and, we are free to say5 one of the
best published. 1t is as large as any
three.dollar Weekly, aud is furnished at
only el.25, with Prizes to the Agents
raising Clubs equal to tie entire subscrip-
ton money. This may seem a little Strange
at first, but We are assured that the prizes
are always ready, and both prise and
magazine pupctually and faithfully sent.
Address HOME AMUSEMENT,
" No rs Nassau Street, New York,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19

SkATik e.-The young folks seem dis
posed to take advantage Of the present
opportunity to enjoy skating, which, by
the way, is delightful sensation, espe-
cially to beginners. There seems to be a
strong affinity existing between the ice
and the head Of the novice, and it is not
an unusual sight to see a stalwart chap
skating, as it were, by inversion, with
head and shoulders upon the ice aud heels
describing strange hieroglyphics in the air,
as il e%ndeavoring, with his skate irons, to
write his record upon the blue dome Of
heaven. Such demonstrations are high.
ly edifying to the spectators, though they
can hardly be said to be ~pleasurable to
the participant. Let every body enjoy
the sport while the ice lasts.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19

Mn. SANTA CLAUs-This 9 nerable
individual is now in Ashland on a visit,
aud makes his Head quarters at the Gro
Gerry and Variety Store Of GEO. BRUM-
TER, at No. 2. Yellow Block, IN Main
street. Parents, therefore, desiring to
purchase Christmas presents for their
"littls ones" will bear this ia mind
Gall soon, and take your choice Mr..
BIS advertisement will be found in an.
other column.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19

It will be seen by Tn advertisement in
another column that DR. Roback, of DIN,
c%innati, o., (whose Stomach Bitters and
Scandinavian Remedies have achieved q
pqrld Uide reputation, solely by virtue Of
their INTRINSIC and Eneg#aled mariis) has
sold out his entire business to the enter
prising firm of Prince, Walton \ Co.,
who will continue the business at the old
stand, Nos. Sc, SO, go and 81 East Third
street, Cincinnati, 0.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19

~ Some scribhlpT, in the Times Of
last week, over the Oognomen Of eAnoth.
er One" takes exceptions to the "looal'
on "Early Hours" which appeared in the
UNION Of the 9th Inst. We have no re.
ply to make 70 the article, rs we have no
desire to engage in . controversy with an
irresponsible scribbler; and even if We
did know the authors real name, We do
not propose to kick every puppy into no.
toriety that barks ct our heels.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19

sG- The attention of the public is di.
rected 70 the advertisement Of Barker &
Sloan, in another column. They have o
splendid lot Of boots and shoes. Of every
variety, suitable for all classes, old and
young, rich and poor, and are selling them
at prices with which they can successful.
ly compete with any similar establishment
in this part Of the country. Give them a
call.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19

NEW YEARS GIFTs.-E Editors are not
exceptions to the general rule. They are
fond Of kind remembrances on the first
day Of the new year. If our subscribers
wish to make us a present which will
crafty us, and rebound to their own ben.
eft, they will spend a few hours in their
locality in getting US up a little club of
new subscribers, and sending them to us
on the LIST Of January.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19

The WxsFERs MusroAL WoaLD-A
Monthly Journal Of Music, enters upon
ia fourth yaar In January, 1861. Each
number contains from three to sir choice
pieces Of new music. vocal and instru.
mental and large amount Of reading
matter interesting 10 nusisians. Terms,
one dollar per annum Single copies ten
cents. Dealers, teaehsn, seminaries, &c.,
win find ihis Journal Of great value e
them, ~ each number contains q list OIL
the new muncal publications issued BY the
leading music houses ia the country.
Address s. B~RAINAhD q Sous,
Cleveland, y,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19

~ II is traditional that the summer
costume for . gentleman in South Amer
lea is q bat and a pair Of spurs. We be.
lieve this.tO be IN exsggeraiion, and ad-
wise our readers TO get their Boots and
Shoes made at @. A. HUME's. CURT. is
a first class cutter, and as he employs none
but the best Of workmsn, he will give
you fits every time. Try him. Read
his advertisement.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-12-19


CHRISTMAS Next tuesday is Christ
mas ! Long weeks aud months have pass
ed, aye, a year has rol led away since We
lust exchanged our Christmas greetings
Has it been we'll with you all-hns time
glided smoothly over you, bearing fruits
Of joy and peace And is it indeed, a
Christmas, merry, as Of old :? Fain would
we SO think ; but alas, too often vain hope.
We may miss familiar faces from the fire.
side; loved ones may have gone to their
long, last home. But their memory
dwells with us, aud there Is a melancholy
cheer in the thought that their Christmas
is in the land Of eternal rest.
Perhaps another pair of bright eyes
sparkle at the golden star and dazzling
decorations Of the tree in the corner-an-
other feeble, infant voice may mingle with
those whose wont it ID Ito nerrily shout
in Joyous peals the bounty Of Santa Claus.
| While fond parents witness these demon d.
traitors of delight, and hear the merry
prattle, il must indeed be to them a hap.
py Christmas. AG
What memories crowd upon our minds
at this time-the nucleus Of all child.
hoods Joys! How We used to long for
it's coming With what anxiety we ask.
ed q kind mamma chow soon Christmau
would come" How We drank in every
whisper, as when sitting on her knee, she
told US about the generous, yet mysterious
Santa Claus. How, on "the night be.
fore Christmas" VIC hung up our stock
ings. Then that ftful, dreamy night,
the anxious wishing for daylight, the
morning glad surprise
While we rejoice, let Us not forget "gad
hearts whose better daysafe o,.er'-heartb
stones cold with poverty's chill, wherp
sickness, misery, want and death hare
held sway.
TO our youthful friends We make cur
most Christmas-like bow, and wish them
the greatest possible amount Of happiness.
We can almost see their jolly, smiling ia.
ces, their rosy cheeks, their "lots Of good
thipgs," and hear their merry shouts,
Dear readers, we wish you, one and all,
q merry Christmas.