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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
Radical Eeonomyi

+. Down to the time when the Radicals
obtained possession of the Government,
it was run by what they term 'disloyal''
men. What have these "loyalisis" donei
In oldeu times, the Governor Of Ohio
could serve the State for 81, 300 per year
They made 1t $4,000, and 80 with all the
officers throughout the State-they have
raised the salaries Of oil Of them. But
when you come into the Federal Govern,
meot, in general terms, they have nearly
doubled all the salaries and q~uadrupled
the officers. Look at this State. Prior
to the advent Of these gentlemen, we COL
lectsd eight millions Of taxes q year =
Lost year, the Auditor tells US ss collect
cd over twenty millions. 40. yf id
Fnrthe use Of the Federal Government,
prior to the accession Of the party now
in power, We ustd about eighty millions
Of dollars q year-received altogether
from duties on Imports. During the
last year, tho receipts Of the Government
we're Eve hundred and ~fftypeight millions
Of dollars, Aud so you may 60 through
with the comparison, showing 10 every
branch Of the Government an enormous
increase OF the burdsnr Of the people in
the ordinary expenditures Of the Gov.
OHIO State Register.
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.WhafA Gang

I The Miical press and orators, per
ceiviag that there is Q general ~statnpede
from their ranks have ceased to discusl
the political issues of the campaign and
began to bray Cop-per-heads, But-ter-
nuts, &os. insarder to deter aud drive back
such % are d'sgusted with tho Radical
policy. This is an insult to the intelli.
gence Of the people. When party lead
ers are driven osuch ~disrsputable means
Of maintaining 40 organization, it ia about
time il vas abandoned and some new
dodge resorted to. Let no man stop to
reply TO- 4bis. low political bilIingsgate ;
but lot our friends rely upon the live il.
sues Of the campaign.
Avoid all FpefsOnslities that are thrust
upon you for the purpose Of avoiding the
Their abuse is harmless. Push
on the glorious work Of the presentation
Of facts, and We must prevail. Statss-
man, -,
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Oh. nj MANDRAKE
PILLS, A sUBsTJTUTE FOR
CALOMEL,

These Pills are composed Of various roots,
having the power 10 relax the sscretionus
the liver 90 promptly and sfsotual o.
pill or mercury, and without producing
Of those disagreeabls or dangerous effects
which often follow the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may fs
used with confidence, - they promote the
discharge Of vitiaied Bile, and remove those
distractions from tho liver and hillary ducts,
which are the cause Of bilious affections In
general. o
sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS Gre
Sick Headache, and oil other disorders OF
the Liver. indie TED by allow skin, coated
tongue. c~ostiveness, dvorsiness, and Q gener-
81 E ceiling Of weariness and lassitude. show.
ing thai the liver Is in . torpid or obstrueted
condition. ~.
In short, tSese Pills may be used with ed
vantage in all cases wien q purgaive or 81.
~tsrative msiioine Is required.
Pleas, ask for "pr. 6chenek's Mandrake
Pills" and observe thAt the two ikenesses Of
the Doctor SIC on the Government stamp
one whom In the last stage Of Consumption,
and the other Ia his D, esent health.
Sold BY all Druggists and dealers. Price
rs cents per boz. Principal Once, No. ID
North 9Th Street. Pbiladr lphia, Pa.
General Wholesale AGENTS Dsnas Barnes
and c., 81 Park Row. New York 81 lance
lOS Baltimore 81, Baltimore, Md, Johp d
Park, N Eo n Of Fourth and 81, Cinoinnaii /;
Walker and Taylor, 1874 and 1856 Wabash Ave.
Chicago, Ill. Collins Brothers, southwest
corner ofSecond and Nine SITS, 81 Louis, Mo.
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Writing for the Public.

The following Apostle remarks we CLIP
from an exchange for the benefit Of those
who think that it is an easy matter to
fulfil the duties of q writer for . news
paper: 10
II is not so easy to write for q newspa
per as people suppose. A man may be q
good scholar, q profound thinker, a vigi.
laat observer VI passiug events, without
being able to write for q newspaper. An
exchange says that the ability to write an
article Tor q newspaper is a tact which
few possesses, and whichwe have known
many, with all their learning, unable to
acquire. 1t requires . large, amount Of
information OF a variety Of 'Subjects, and
q readiness OF application that must new
er be a fault, OF The writer will fall ; for
remember, the editor is always writing
against time, and the memorable printer
must have his copy, SO that there is no
time to revise and amsud; but as slip az.
tor slip is written "devil" snatctes it
away, and one half is usually set up 10
type before the other half is written -
This exacts q decision Of thought and 4
facility OF writinsj which, like poetry,
seems rather a gift Of nature than ap
acquired faculty.
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DIED

On the 21st day Of August, 1867, at the house
OF his son-ln-law, J.. J. JAooss, Esq, of Drop
sy. Nj. SAMUEL FULTON, aged Hyears, II
months and 5 days.
Mr. FULroE was born in Washington county,
Pennsylvania, where he continued to reside un-
til after his marriage. He removed to-the VI
cinity of Ashland in the fall Of 1889, and was,
therefore, a resident Of this community almost
;2S years. In early life he made a profession of
religion, and illustrated the sincerity Of that
profession during his entire subsequent life
When the Presbyterian Church Of Ashland was
organized in 1s4l, he was chosen and ordained
as Ruling Elder, and held this position until
bis deeesse. He was greatly respected by his
fellow officers OF the Church. He was q man
OF few words, best known in the domestic cir
Gle, and most highly esteemed by those who
knew him best. He reared q large family aud
was happy in seeingthem indulge the christians
hope. His piety was not 10 much emotional,
DO the Uniform operation Of sterling religious
principle, controlling life and action in all rela-
lions and circumstances His end was cloud
less, peaceful, hopefdl. 'a1s r.
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NOTICE IN PETITION.

Sarah Ritter, Daniel Miller and Ann
Miller his wife, Mary Holman, Elisabeth
rHomau, Andrew Holman, John Holman
Andrew Homsn, = minor, Eliza Yeisly,
Amanda YeisIy, Elizabeth Yeisly, Mary
Yeisly, Sarah Jane Clayburg, the dauek-
ter Of Mollie YeisIy, decd, who was the
wife Of Phillip Yeisly, and the husband
OF the said Sarah Jaue Ciayburg whose
nam is unknown. Henry Aomau 4 Amos
Holman will takes notice thar q petition was
fled against tLem on the 9Th day Of July
ls67, In the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the County of Ashland,
and State Of Ohio, by David Holman and
John Shook and Mary snook. bis wife
and 10 bow pending, wherein the said Da
vid Homan, John Shook and Mary Shook
his wife. demand partition Of the follow
ing real estate situate in the count Of
Ashland and State Of Ohio, to.wit: The
North West quarter Of Section EIGHT, i'd
Township twenty two, Of Range Sixteen.
containing one hundred and sixty acres.
more or less; also, the North East quar-.
ter Of Section Seven, in Township TWEEN.
" two, of Range Sixteen, CONTAINING ONE
hundred and sixty acres, more or las.
excepting, but OF said last mentioned
quarter section, one acre and twenty four
hundredths Of an acre, owned BY the Al
lantic q Great Western Railroad; also.
about three acres owned by Daniel Vert,
man, and two and q half acres owned by
Folly Holman reference 10 made to the
deed Of said parties for a particular de-.
serip:ion of said exceptions and that at
the next term Of said Court, after the ex.
piration'of forty days from the first pub.
LEGATION Of this notice, the said David 10.
man, John Shook and Mary Shook Lis
wife, will apply for an order that mart.
may be made Of said premises.
DAVID HOMAN,
JOHN SHOOK, and
MARY SHOOK,
BY M'Combs & Curtis, their At,'ys.
July 10, 6vs
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GRAND CLOSING CONCERT.

The Closing Concert Of the Ohio Nor.
NAL Academy Of Music will be held at
the Town Hall Ashland, on Friday even.
Ing next, tie 3Oth inst. The time for
which the Academy was chartered eI
pires this year, and as this will perhaps
be the last Concert given under its aus.
picss, every Effort has BEEN made to make
it a success and, judging from the pro.
gramme before us, we have no hesitapcy
in saying that it will, beyond doubt, far
surpass any thing Of the kina ever before
given in Northern Ohio. Go early, for
the Hall will be filled.
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Reconstruction Completed It d

IN.
Reconstruction Completed at the
Ashland Mills, under the immediate su.
Pervision of g. LEWIS, Of Tifio, Seneca
County, Ohio. A New Suit of doublsr
extra Anker Brand Bolting Cloth aud s.
LEWIS parent process Of wrapping is now
being put upon the Reels Of the Ashland
Mills, which will make, with certainty,
an additional yield oft,oo pounds ofFosr
10 each 6ushsl Of ,Oheat, and Of better
quality, over and above the amount made
BY any other mill in the County. All
will be ready for operation on Monday,
June 10th, 1867.
sm50 @ir N. RECTOR.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the und.r.
~ signed have presented q Petition 10 N.
Council Of the Incorporated Village Of An
land. praying for the vacation ofys mart a,
an ALLEY running East aud West in sou,a
Ashland addition to the town Of Ashland n
being 80 much Of said ALLEY 10 10 boundsd
on the BY South By the North BOUNDARY iins.
Of lot No. loo and ITO in said south AsS.
land Addition and on the North by the son,h
boundary line Of the public ground tnoxn
as Washington Square; AID that said p.,i
isn will he for hearing before said Council :,
Oh cir hrst regular meeting, AFTER a. a0th A..
Of August, 1857.
JOHN ROBINSON,
]. B. =. san PsBL.
J. o. JB NINGs,
JAMES McC00L,
HENRY sPRANGLR.
J. D. JONES.
Directors Of the Board Of Education
OF the Incorporated Village Of Ashland.
Ashland County, Ohio.
July II, lS67-6w4
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A sr1MUL2fraa ToN1o-LIvs BIZ.
TIERS. -Good health is a blessing. Tho
way to enjoy suck is 10 take a wiae glass
full Of Strickland's Life Bitters two or
three times a day. They create q good
appetite, they strengthen the stomach !;
they cure babitual Constipation, Nervous
ness, and Headache +; they make the old
feel young. If you wish long life and
good health, use Striokland's Life Bitters.
For sale 10 bottles by Druggists, and by
the drink at oil saloons and groceries.
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SouRREL HUNT Our Democrats
friends, J G. Brown, Jacob Echelbarger,
7. 8 Steel aud John Welty, Of vermiL
lion tOwn'hip, challenge any four Repub-
licaos in the County to take a Squirrel
hunt any day between The 18th and 10th
Of September, the side killing the small.
est number 10 pay for a supper for the
This is a good chance for our Re-
publican sportsmen. 10 ae f,4-t fea
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THE
UNION PACIFIC
Rail Road Company
THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS


The rapid progress Of The Union Pscins
Railroad, now building wsst from Omaha.
Nebraska, and forming, viii lie wssisrn con
nsctions an unbroken line across The eon6-
neut, attracts attention 10 the value Of ths
First Morteags Bonds which The Company
now offer q fhs public. Tie hrst question
asked BY prddsnt invsstOrI 10 care shsss
bonds secure !" Next, "Ass .hsys prosts-
invesemsnti" To reply intsisf.
Let. The early e,mpleting Of the vkols
great line 70 the Psci6o 10 % certain - any
future business eyent can be. The Govern
ment grant Of over twenty million scres Il
land and ifty n iliion dollsssin its swn bonds
practically guarantees It.. One fourth Of The
work Ia already dons. and The track continues
70 be laid at the rte Of two miles 8 day.
q The Union Paoiho Rsilfosd bonds-srs
issued upon what promises 10 be ono q he
most profitable lines Of railroad IN thseoua .
Try. For many years II must be the only
line connecting the Atlantic and Pacific; and
being without competition. Il can maintain
rcnumerative rates.
81. 425 miles Of this road ere fnishsd.
cars a. ana two trains srs d.IIv rss.s-.
each vsy. The m.tsr,ela for IN. r.n.;.i,s
az m;,s. "A A., eastern -. N n. p..rs
Monn,sins 49, :, hand. ana hi. r,S., sa.I
irsct 10 be dsss i, s.sutsmber.
an Tia ~ es,rin.,s N n, ,s.rff.,. -
rs.Sv sni,tsd ~. ss.sys, t;me. srsss.- ~.
m said ir,s,.s, 49, ~ Eir.3 I.-.s-..
n, =. mon sn.h 49,. "a M ~,.s-vhes
a. r.-d. -. tNA,
$3.50 49, ~ s.1-n - s--
eOmp. s ny ~ ~ I.sse.- eee
ksh III iyrSsI pssiss psy.asS
n. ,.mss .U,x -. ' .oss a 49, e.
therefore Gan neysr Be in he nsfiss aaisss
'hs ~ ~ smosn ti 4. ~; P.SiS.X.
otn. 49,, y hIhso y AZ
Gtyernment, and for which Il tskss 4 So.
ond lien as security. This amount uSsn ~
drs. SIT miles west from Omaha is only SIC.
NM nsr mills
7th. The fact thu. The B.. q Govsrnnsns
considers Q second Hen upon he read Z eoeA
investment, and that soma Of the shrswdsss
builders Of thedetntry have already
paid in Eve million detlars upon the stock
(which 10 10 them . third hen,) may wen In
spire condolences In Q first len,
sih. Although Il 10 not claimed that there
can be any better securities TIM Govern.
nsn,s, there are parties who eensids. a.st
ssrr f. ~ Upon suOa propes'y ne
Iheir Go,ermsnt: 10 re- isyest n shess Jssd.
oaAurlnR = A<aaf~r xaInwMwI AEL
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Meeting Of the Central COMMITTEES.


In pursuance Of the call Of the Chair.
man, the Democratic Central Committee
Of Ashland County assembled at the
"American House." 10 Hayesville, on
Tuesday last. The Committee was cali.
ed to order, and, on motion of VIM. o.
Porter, j. R Wallace was chosen Secre.
tary. Tbs Chair stated that the object
toi the meeting was to put in uonination
q candidate for County Surveyor, to GIT
the vacancy occasioned by the death Of
Mr.. John Keeue. The names Of Thorn.
as Dearmon, of Jackson, aad Henry Pi.
fer, of Milton, were presented as candi-
dates moT The Committee then proceeded
to ballot, which resulted in the selection
Of Mr.. Pifer. There being no further
business, the Committee adjourned. =
J. M. lands, CHA'N. 9
j. r, WALLACE, Sec,y. rgzv Q
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J. P. GRAHAM 4 CO..

saF- DR.. STRICKLAND : Having used
your Anti. Cholera Mixture during the
cholera epidemic here last summer, and
induced others to do the same, in csses
that had all the cholera symptoms, in ev.
cry case it promptly checked the disease.
l b%elieveit it's the best remedy for cholera
and diaerhea of Of every form, and ad
wise those afflicted to try it.-W. Barber,
Of the firm Of Barber, Choate b Naber,
Cincinnati. \, :
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Special Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing
between Graham Brubater 4 Wsrtnan,
under the firm name of J. p. Graham 3
Co, having been dissolved, eli persons
indebted to them, are requested to cell
on j. P. Graham at the old stand, or on
Jacob Brubaker, at the Store Of Bruba.
ker & Winbisler, aud settle up before
the l5thlday Of September, 1867. Ali
accounts remaining Unsettled after that
date, will be left with the proper officer
for collection.
]. T. GRAHAM 4 co. \
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CARD.

EFT IL he distinctly Understood rand I
IL hereby caut on those that arc not aware
OF he fastl that
ieohrer's EIpecto~al Wild Cherry foa,e
Is no cheap Biters, 60 commonly used sy.rv.
where but is an old standard remedy for a.
most every complaint that aesh Is heir "a.
Il Isl blood piri6er that has no equal. For
diseases Of the Chest, Liver, KIDNEYS. Lungs.
stomach and Bowels, Indigestion. Dy.pepsia.
piarrhes, Dysentary Casiera Morbus. DEN.
sral Debility, 40. Every family should have
IL. Delicate ladies and children should use
u. IL will invigorate the system, give clear
a. 2 healthy color to the skin and strength 10
body All children are subject to cIolio,
diarrhea and pains. Instead Of using those
preparations Of opium, 50 injurious 10 the
brain and fatal In Its results, use Robr,r's
Cherry Tonic. which will relieve the inf
ierer OF oil pains and ailments, and instead
OF being an injury. will be q lasting bepeat :
no injury can result from this compound =
0ld. inhrm asd feeble persons sbouit use n.
Every vessel going 10 sea shonld DO provided
with. Sold BY druggists and dealers eysry.
where. ]. R0HRER, Sole Proprietor.
,s, Lancaster. Pa.
"oo''er' 8m8
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PARTITION NOTICE
Elias shopbell- l.alk-
Mary Ann Burd. stai.

i. Mary Ann Burd, stAi. ai ~
,NEtRY Ann Burd, widow o. George Burd.
lyl decd, Catharins Ross and John Rosn'
Mary Ann Downing aud James Dosninr,
Sarah Reed and James Reed Elizabeth
Proud6ti and Lewis Proudht, George Bnrd.
Jacob Burd. Lucinda Smith and Geo, Smith
theirs ut law Of George Burd, late Of An
had County, deo'd), will take ns,ics that :
Petition ives flied against them en- the lstb
dayo Of June, AZ d. 1851, Ia, the Court a.
Common Pleas Of Ash and County, Ohio bv
Elias shopbell, and tho same isnoss pehdins
wherein the said petitioner dsnaads. partf.
tin Of the following premises, To- VII ,Sisu.
ate In the cosnty Of Ashland aad. Sta,s 81
Ohio, being the South East Quarter N a..
tion thirty sone ~ }, / Nnshdp beSliStirss
iaS).of Ra~ngehassd u5l, tescsp,nf sSoSf
enc eighth "A Of an icre ussd AZ 1 burvins
ground,l containing one hundred ana cirtS
acres more or hess. and thgi 81 the nsit torn,
ofsald Court, the petitioner will apply for
On order Of partition Of said premises.
ELIAS SH0PBELL,
BY VIM. D. McCarty, HE Atty.
jane l0-iwb2
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~ The Asbl.nd n. r. q nl.ved n.

~ The Ashland p. B, Q. played The
Kilbuck Club, Of Wooster, on Wsdpes.
day last, and defeated it by q score Of tls
to 80. The game was Umpired BY Mr..
s.. A KNrsLEr. The Ashland boys ex-
press their thanks to the "Kilbucksrs"
for the hind aud hoypitabls treatment
they received during their visit at Woos.
ter.
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THE GREATEST PxIT-RTTIFV7i
IN THE WOMB

Warranted superior 70 any ether. or no
pay, for the cure Of Chronic Rhsum.tisn
Ioothsche, Headache. Sore Threat Nures'
Buns, CUT, Insect stings, Pains IN q, Bsshs
Chest and Limbs, Sprains, Old Sores. SVEN.
ings' also, to take internally for DisrSosa.
Dysentery, Collie, spssms, Bea siclSs,s
V~omiining: and Group. lila psrfsst,,ts
noeent 70 take internally, n used ssosrSins
70 the directions, and never fails, a SSss.
ssnas can sitest, II was hrst inirsssssd q
1871, And nov niIliens o. boilss IN, sss--
w eold. S'tsty one Who has sass nd n.
eonnsuea. % Do %. end reeonnssAitle tAcir
nienos - The most valuable hSdisins Z.
ant Certificates enough 10 ems aossn -
payers have been received By ~. 7ehikry--
Iis medicine, the Venetian IissmsEt. TN
do oil thai 10 stated. aud mere. Ne ~ Viil
regret trying It. Those sss;dine q : Sis-
tance from . physian, viii md h arsiishis
medicine 10 have on hand In oass Of acciieri-
AJAX for Dr.. Tobias Venetian Lipsn,pl -
take no othsr. Price so esAts .apd So
scld ey all Drugsisis. Depot, 80 Coriisnds
July "A. ing.
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Ths. Healing Pool. aad. House Of
2ereYAHoSsrd Association Reports
for Yonng Men, on the Crime Of Solitude
and the Errors, Abuses and Disease,
which destroy the manly powers, and
impedlmepts to Marriage, with
sure means Of relief. Bent 10 sealed lot
ter envelopes, free Of charge Address
DR., j. Hkillin Hough.on, Howard Asso.
%siatiOa, Philadslphis, Ps,
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az. 9sbIaab aaipn,
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
ASHLAND, AUG, 40. 1857.
Brief Items,

Brief Items.
The Premium List Of the Ashland
County Fair viii be published pext week.
Hon. WIN. Larwill will please 40
eeps our thanks for the list Of subscribers
no SAINT ne. ost ga eaad n
The 'Silvsr Grays'' snd the aSilver
Stars" will play q ustch game on Friday
afternoon. Fun ahead
"A small "mill' occurred on Main
street, on Saturday last. No body was
hurt much. ~ S'2'" fat
REV. John Riohey, Of West Salem,
preached In the Presbyterian Church, Of
this place, As. Sabbath morning and
evening.
The communication from Perryville
will be- published next week.
Tho Commissioners Of Ashland coun-
y will meet 10 regular session, at the
Auditors office, on Monday next. 80
The Mohican Club Of Mansfield,
played a match game with the Star Club
Of Ashland last Monday, on the grounds
Of the latter. Score-Star, 81: Mohi.
can 80. 9a $50 a..
The machine shop of Frey & Sheck.
lsr, at Bucyrus, was destroyed by fire on
the 10Th. Loss, $4,000 insured 81
600 in the RiohlAnd Mutual.
The sigh. express train on the A..
sc W. Railway ran over q COW near
Marion, a few nights ago, and Z G. vii.
lians, Of Miugo Station, was instantly
killed.
n. vIcroR TOPPING, Esqr., has
placed us under obligations to him for q
corrected Time Table of the A 4 G. ".
R. R. no -,
An article in regard to the pic mic
hsld in Milton township, last week, is
unavOidably crowded out. It will appear
in our next.
|
The match game between tho Hope
B. B, Club Of Wooster, and Enterprise
Club, Of Ashland, played IN Monday, re.
suited 10 favor Of the latter by a score of
Is to AZ.
Another change of time has taken
effect on the A. g. G. W. R. R. There
are now six trains daily, each way, that
carry passengers. &.
Rev. W. q. Seeley, Of the NJ. E
Church, of Ashland, started on Tuesday
to attend tho Northern Ohio Conference,
which meets in Tifin, Seneca county.
Unsettled claims for bounty are be.
adjusted at the Paymaster's Office in
Washington, now, at the rate Of about
1000 per day. The boys who have not
received their bounty will be glad to
hear this.
Our friend CHARLIE ALLEN, Of the
SteubenviIle Gazette, has started q Daily.
We are 10 receip. Of the first plumber,
Ind il 10 q good one. We rejoice 10 this
evidence Of our friends success. The
has always been one of the best
10 the State,
The Ashland B. B. y. 20 to Gallon
o morrow to play q match game with the
Resolute Club. Half.fare tickets will be
ssued to all who desire to go and witness
he game, which promises to be- one Of
interest.
I'm IN Us L
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MEETING AT ROwsBURe.'

There will be a Democratic Meetin g
At RowsBURG, on FRIDAY EVEN
ING, AUGUST sOth, which will be ad.
dressed by JOHN J. JACOBS, Esqr.
Let there be q full attendance.
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~ D, u jordan ISjisuspolis,
Ind says: II have known Dr.. SGick-
lands Pile Remedy to BE- thoroughly
tested In numerous casss during the past
year, and with perfect success In every
instance, And % il % with his Remedy
for Diafrh@a Ct Cholera, and his Cough
Balsam, They are all genuine aud pure"
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Hayesville Meeting.

The meeting at Hayesvills on Tuesday
was 4 grand success. Speeches were do.
livered BY Hon. A. NJ. Jackson and Hon.
D. s. Uhl. We will give q full report
in our next.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the undersign
ed, are requested to call and make settle.
ment by the LIST Of September, 1857, as
The Books will be closed at that time.
.ag S, W, Ut. M. BEER.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
July 2l.ins.
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