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Grand Presentation Musical
.:;.t-.y -. Concert, fra

single ticket emitting the purchaser TO gift--
there being one gift to every ticket. The gifts
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- 20, rd g. L. ZANE q CO.,
/ r fSHsi1;N aSo fs oSEs ntiA VINE =
LLauors Manufacturers Of PurvCstaubs winss.
uulnry street., setvees Asia ssd Markss bta,
NbssiirR. ". Va. krry sssstsatiy on hand
Brssdies scstrh ADD lrish WHISTLES, JamsIes
knlss and Cssdisls. choice Nd Rye and bearsss
whiskieA ''.''' '.'i.i ~. -" sepD
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COMA.

Oh { she was beautiful and fair, 80.
With starry eyes, aud tnidiAnt hair
Whose curling tepdftls soft, estwnicd,
Rrhained the very heart anil mind.
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q For RKNE.-A,on neat and convenient
dwelling house on Zane street. Apply
Mt this office. IT,,
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4 HUS UFF zxB1UH.1s1U1e
youngN dllIYKsrMChasa9espaar of
With q four=whseied vehicle yesterday
afternoon. Gas, he came e down Man
street on the 'home stretch" he "broke1
for HarpsEs, hat store, 70 the damage Of
several and sundry titles" and boxes.
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sealed ProposaIs

~
.aQQLLL
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EOcAL.ssMAIIERs.

=, NEw GRArfNG.--New gratinss are be-
ing placed befare the windows Of the
mil osi'jr'' III, inv '.s. gfI mi suiiii,Ij
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DAILY PRAY FIR MEBTINGs.-The daily
prayer meeting was well attended yes
terday, a large number of ladies being
present, The change of hour seems to
be attended with q salutary effect. A
neat little box has been placed at the
entrance to the hall, in which requests
for special prayer may be deposited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10
EVERETT HOUSE.

Ssrth eide Of U-iss Park. NY. =
n, uIs HOUSE Is KErri on THR' EU'
ropean plan; IL Is within three minuts
ride DIV horse ears) Of the Now Haven
Bailroad Depst. convenient TO all the principal
places Of aniusemeut. and for summer travellers
will Ire found tho coolest Hotel In the city.
Every room Is provided with running water
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-10

Lest ECHhDs-Aelittla sgirl shout
three years'eld, vhsss parents reside on
John street, was picked up ia q bewil-
dered state nearrthe Second Ward Mar
ket House Yesterday forenoon. Mr..
seaman putInp acouple Of conspicuous
notices fihis finding the child, and In
4 few hours afterwards had the salts
faction of restoring the child to its snx-
ious parents II parents would exsr-
else a little, mare watchfainsss over
their little ones, they would save them
selves from much anxiety md their
children from many accidents. rnr:.-',,
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stockholders Meeting.


AsStackhstders of the NORTHWESTERN BANK
-S erFfR6yStA viii he held ut the National Bank
/ s.fHest fIrsipia at whesllng, ON tfresday, the
'Fgs.> MAJ nfSt l9& ftocsW to CON
J, q. SiS II nv SS,sbyssSSia EaIiE& Virginia"
y ~ sSsssdbyfhe Iesisiata OF WsfE fifginia Feb
$3.50 s:ss ''sf S| H t fa.si;r
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NOTICES.

>I.I,.L BE RECEIykD ,UR TO
W. he fOth inst, for ths building of st. John q
y + t'hnrch on Market street Centre Wheel.
ing. .. r.....-. So ~ ~'
Separate Proposals will he received for
Stone Wark, .'s NE '' -
Carpenter Wsrk, PA
PlaStcrigg
Pointing. Staining and Glazing ~. ...ra
t;as Fitting, Sc. SO s..r
Plans and Specifications may he seen at No.
l9 Main street. g. |'.rl1 "a, e.
4. g. ROBINSON, W. II. HARRISON,
X u. JORDAN; Building Committse.
Wheeling. NAV 2aiw -r..ry arF
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NIIkK MAKrHNLI. =. IA ELDhH
MARSHALL x Ebert.

NlrILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF
w the late firm of MARSHALL, Colts Co, at
the old Fulton Bank and will furnish coal on
reasonable terms to all our old customers, and
ask share Of public patronage. marie
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-s1tisGss 1iE.tshsSi al zzs>s I'm -
bsE slaiSEo. esg sst@sspD Bse nj.
az sfia@ssa .asssx ~ kssff6fs ,sl4sa
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PERsoNAL.-We learn from the Pitts
burg Commercial that Mr.. John I. Ok
toby, q native of Wheeling, who has
lately graduated at the Western Theo-
logical Seminary, has received a mani
nous call to the Presbyterian Church
at Ebensburg, Pa. Mr.. oxtoby has since
declined the call, .'. ....
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1EUING MACHINES =.

- Agents wanted everywhere to sra our low
priced, fully licensed machines, Send for otir
circular SHAW s CLARK, : VI. Co. Bidde-
ford Maine. noviIiy
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TBR WEST VIRGINIA.
Mining and Manufacturing Co.
CARlTAL-,,-----r .-----..-.----e11ssooo

- 49,. HKScTuot
HENRY cKAxGLE JACOB BEkGm
77l7'I Pr~seasst vscs Pssstksst
NJ W. BURT, il.,,,s, A. ALLEY HOW'LL,
W ~ = 81. slAryTe WI. rrrrEsSosip. q
,u,mSs COMPANY - SoW FULLY
u ssr,ntssd. ard IN. = D shcst ~. 80.
nrss. u.s pssafeetsss q rsess1 Cessss -
'LaSresfnf 6iS H.1 wiet 81 csi.ssyA
! Yor in6srusfisa n spDasd - u 1891 -
ssass. e y Cs.s.sJ sZ.yysssT.i.S
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ssss.ses - Ne yshk sa.f ~ hsvs s4sesd|
ssi Xssrss ssresti. % Asir.L Ests,ses ss|
80 !. n, 3. 2: z; , .:;s..: g. 2 3.
ksisS r.1Saly siS<sAsi vsarssA T.s -
No q 6s pshais = sslkeitsA syssisi -
y isytied 70 ssr Gessn e. 49, -
night t<leTf.sss ~ E5tsfA LI.9k
nsyf44u s1fyti .llssaUsD'Wbos@4g -.
90, Iagfs - sf<xEetf
tshssi -ti 1s>1 I'm -
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80 ts5s 10 ss1y
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ALARGE assortment Of eolored Gren-
adines ut j. H. Smith L. Cos. s...I -,
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BURGLARY.--Ap attempt was made
hast Saturday evening to rob the Ex-
press Office at Barnesyille. TheObargs
lars effected All entrance into the office
and attempted to break open the safe,
but without success. They then turned
their attention TO the money drawer,
and were rewarded BY the large sum of
two cents! Nothing else was removed,
although several " alpabls packages Of
goods were within reach. ~ asls -
ri ss-5-'hi14liGS
j. JrsT received by express, large lot
Of Silk Mantillas, which will be sold
cheap, by J. IL Smith & Co.
Z ExfctrioS OF RoBERr FoGLER.-The
Washington (Pa.) Eruminer 2says that
nhless somsthiAs not anticipatedahssbl
occur, Robert Fogler, convicted Of the
murder Of Robsftw. hfnsmofs, viii be
executsdat Washington on-wednesday
next. tBnt s:iimftet number Of persons
VII tsIAowed 70 wtsAess the e1ecu-
iticn, which will take place in the jaa
'Sasdlfionivhich NO vieWcan be oh.
tanned, outside. ,qaaa IN xyii tx
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'ol ISL Jsasia 4IiaD4 sg4ie g3Lg.st
-,.aHsT no ~, ss41ssal,.I .5.l -.
~ s1Bs-s.1R $40 sss.fg.sg -tss- -
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7J5F0T HKzSHANaM
FOR SALE

Tr a ssS'g sSss ! E sas sA .ts
;n Wetzel county, W. Va, about seven
s,Sa from the county seat, New Martinsville,
miles Is nSa river, forty acres Of which Ia cleared
On onS AZ for fhsins p,sposes smsll fnd
smai hDnas Alsa Hrty eight scSs !S SSin.
al. Wet III county ,hontitg m the ritz, on
xh;ch il located a good twostory house worth
Inpiv TO JOSEPHUS CLARK, New Martins
. III Wctxel county, w. Va. ieo--u@"
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SPENCER HOUSE,
2arkersburg, West Virginia.
CHA PIES IlMES DAILY, q.

T,RoM THE GLADES HOTEL, OAKLAND,
II Nd, has leased the above named Hotel, AMI
respectfully solicits the patronage Of the travel
ing Community. -p.l.su. -.
- Hs will hs assisted by his Father. Mr.. John
Daily, except during tbs Summer months. when
he viii be at his old plaSe. o4tiabe. febls
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j. H. SMITH & Co. have just received
handsome material for ladies street
suits. 4. -..rr 4u
...a p
CELTIC WIT.-0ur readers have heard
of the freshman who called to purchase
'speetaSles from o. dealer who said lie
had received alot which would enable
any person to read. As Pat. had never
learned TOD ead, the dealer was unable
to suit him. Oxtoby & Duffield have 4
full supply Of magnificent spectaeles'
clocks, ljewelry and fancy goods, at lO3
Main street. Watches, clocks and jew
elry repaired. ~ its ,a ,.,.a,
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THDS. OsR HEN,
REAL ESTATE AGEN 7.
amer-..Cusiem House Buildiax,
SEwuE rs ING, WKsT Va. n
utyS AND SELL 8 r E1 Lk SRA r.
s,oek.. Sc. on.cou,nissisn 09er 5hsSl'
uMing:
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-06-26
Democratic VictOryi

AT the recent election for Supreme
Judge in the Second Grand Division of
Illinois, composed Of twenty counties, the
Democrats elected their candidate, Judge
Walker, by a majority of 1850, in a dis
trict that gave a Radical majority of g..
o44 last November. A change of 1924
votes in seven months will answer for all
practical purposes, and is another evi.
dencc Of the rapid political revolution ia.
king place all over the country. "Reyo.
lutions," as the Radicals are fond Of say.
ing, "never 90 backward"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-06-26
The Surratt Trial.

Those who think that the prosecution
arc making q clear case against John II
Surratt for completely in tho Lincoln as
sassination had better defer their iudg.
ment until the defense has been heard
from. There is reason to believe that a
clear abb will be proved in the premi.
SEES, and that much of the testimony
agains. him is the Of Conover sort. For
Instance, one Clcaver, a most infamous
character, who has been convicted Of
m~anslaughter, in causing the death Of Q
little girl by o%utraging her person, testi'
fed he saw Surratt on the day Of the as.
s~assinatlon. la'i
In the course Of a skillful cross exam.
%ination, however, he let il oct that he
was in Jail : and his evidence made San,
ford Conover and Mr.. Impeacher Ashley
figure in the case. Oleaver says it wa,
all Conover's doings that he was sum
monod as a witness. While in Jail h,
told Conover that he had seen Surratt or
the 18th /; Conover communicated the in
tclligence to Ashley, and Ashley to tn,
prosecuting officers. Few men will con
slider it of any Importance what such /,
witness t~estiies to.-Eng.
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THE RADIUAL PLATFORM.

A b.. ~. HN ".|
The Cleveland Leader, the most Radi
cal paper1n Ohio, is well pleased will
the Platform adopted by the Radica
State Convention. 1t says: % f-f
"The Republican party Of the State Of
Ohio has planted its feet upon a rock
For the first time, it has declared, .uhe.
quivOcably, and broadly, in favor Of IN.
PARTIAL SUFFRAGE. This is the ceutraI
and essential pointtof the platform. and il
is made with due emphasis and decision
Upon this platform, which we have So
long and earnestly demanded, the most
radical can clasp hands with the most
conservative. There is now, thank Heay.
en-, no hesiiancy on the part of any mem
bers Of the great party Of Freedom in de
claring in favor of Equai rights for ar
The other parts Of the platform the
Leader deems good enough, but compar
atively non-essential, and adds:
uRu. th.-,~. sreur prnu,pies VI eyrc,
Girl Rights and Impartial Suffrage are,
as it is fit they should be, the main plank
of the Platform" 5-r
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railways AID bgidgss By The recent heavy
rains in MinnesOtal

railways AID bsiagss BY The recent heavy
rains in Minnesota
It is understood at Washington that
40 Court martial upon the ex. Emperor
Maximiliaa hes yet been held,
/, A boy Of II years committed suicide
by hansin, at RuHa'o, on the l7th. NJ
cause Tor the act could be assigned.
The people of Central City, Colorado
have subscribed $1,000 to be paid for
Indian scalps with the ears on" at the
rae Of SEQ piece.
The burning Of Fox's American Thea
tire, at Philadelphia, on Wednesday night
was a terrible affair. The demons
dressed for the "Black Crook rushed
through the auditorium, and escaped t
the street with the audience. All tn,
performers succeeded in getting out, luI
the fire spread 50 rapidly that they savet
nothing but the dresses they wore at tn,
time. The subsequent loss CT life an,
personal injuries were visited only upol
the fremen, who struggled bravely t
subdue the flames.
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RADICALS LRrF0RM.

The following Is the Platform Of the
Radical Party of Ohio, adopted by the
Convention which met in Columbus on
the 10Th inst
l. That one Of the great lessons of the
war, is that the American people are a
nation, and not merely a c~onfederacy of
sovereign and independent States.
2. That our existence as a nation is
based on the great principles announced
in the 'Declaration Of independence"
vindicated by the proclamation Of eman.
cipation, the Constitutional Amendment
abolishing slavery, and the spirit Of re.
publican democracy and justice which
underlie the reconstruction policy OF the
Thirty-ninth and FOrtieth Congresses,
which We hereby fully inderse, and which
we demand shall be carried into complete
effect by every needful act of additional
legislation.
3. That while wc will always cherish
and defend the American system OF a
local and municipal form Of government
for local purposes and a national govern
ment for national purposes, and while we
are unalterably opposed to all attempts
at Capitalization DR. consolidation Of rower
anywhere, VIC hold that liberty and hu.
man rights constiN6ie our great national
boon, which local or State organizations
must rot be ullowed abridge or take. away.
4. That jmbued with the spirit Of true
Democracy, and believing that the powers
necessary for the purpose Of attaining the
ends Of government ought not to. be
restricted to a privileged class, but should
be vested on the whole people, without
unjust or odious distinctions or qualifca
tioas not equally attainablr by all; aut
further, believing that these sentiment
are in strict accordance with the spiri
and tendency Of modern civilization, W,
place ourselves on the simple and broat
platform Of impartial manhood suffrage
as embodied ia in the proposed amend
mont to the State Constitution, appealinj
to and coufding in tie intelligence, Jus
ltice, and patriotism Of the people Of Obi
to approve it at the ballot box.
s.. The American people owe a debt Q
Fasting gratitude to the brave soldiers 70
our National existence, so nobly Tough
for our liberties, and for the privationt
suferings and sacrifices which they On
dured. Then, the loyal men Of Ohio
hereby pledge to them, and to the widow
aud orphans Of those who fell in defens
Of the nation, our sympathics and sui
%stantial support.
4. 6. That we approve and indorse III
military administration Of our distinguish
ed fellow-citizen, Major.general Phil 3
Sheridan, in Louisiana and Texas, an
pledge him, and the military commander
in the Second Military District OF tn
South, the cordial support Of the Unto
men Of Ohio in their efforts to protect th
loyal people of the late rebel States, an
to secure the organization of loyal an
constitutional governments in said State
7. That we fully indorse and approx
Of the administration Of our present Gov
ernof, j. D. Cox, and extend to him gu
LAasts AAeL.-cs.sshu faishe~l-~~A-~6i
manner in which he has discharged h
official duties and sustained the cred
aud honor of our noble State.
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The Thieves still Running the
Machine,

Col. Dom Piatt, a member Of the pres
emit Radical Legislature Of Ohio, b dele.
gate to the recent Radical State Conven-
ton, and editor Of the Mac d.cheek Press
has seen the inside Of the Republicans
party, and knows exactly the material IL
was made Of. He tells US that "from
the hour Of Mr.. Lincoln's EMANCIPATION
cup to that Of bis death, the thieves-were
"all in Office" y "Hopest men stood
"aghast at tho IMMUNITY with which
Stealing went on" = = "Thieyes
"were turned out TO be succeeded by
"thieves, and colossal fortunes we're made
"in 40 hour" The thieves still control
the Republican party and the strangesi
part Of the spectacle is, that persons ap,
paIently sensible are 80 hoodwinked BY
the thieves as TO give one third theil
earnings and labor, in direct and indi
root taxes, 70 keep up, support aud max,
fat these very cormorants. The Radica
State Convention that nominated Hsyel
and Galloway bad not the courage. 0
tho honesty, 10 demand reform. in thes
matters CR Enc.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-06-26
The sumner Session.

: The Republican Executive Committee
at Washington las received ~telegfaphic
responses to its circular Of last Thursday
from ver thirty members Of Congress,
every one Of whom says he will be on
hand for a summer session Of Congress.
Several Of them express the hope that nc
general Legislation will be attempted, bu'
that reconstruction act will be made SC
plain and explicit that the President car
neither misunderstood nor esade ii, aut
adjournment then take place to aboul
the first Of October.
Why not remain ID perpetual session
aud tinker away at everything (? ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-06-26
Won't Go It!

There are thousands of men who have
heretofore voted with the Republican
party who repudiate aud spit upon the
platform adopted at Columbus, endorsing
negro voting and the disfrauchisemont of
$4,000 white soldiers. Mr.. Niger will
realize his unpOpularity when the vote
on the amendment is counted.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-06-26

The members of the Democratic Cen.
trail Committee, elected at the Primary
meetings held on the Sth Of June, will
meet at Tho office of THE ASHLAND
UNION, oil the 2sd day Of July, at 10 !
o'clock A, NJ, for the purpose of organ.
izing tho Committed. "a
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-06-26
Democratic State { K
Po,. Governor,


For Governor,
ALLEN G. THURMAN, Of Franklin
.z- Lieutenant Governor,
DANIEL S. UHL, of Holmes;
Treasurer Of State,
G. FULTON, Of Crawford;
Auditor Of State,
JOHN McELWEB, of Butler
Attorney General,
FRANK II. HURD, Of Knox;
Supreme Judge,
THOMAS NJ. KEY, Of Hamilton
Comptroller of The Treasury,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, of Williams
Member Board Of Pablo Works,
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
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New advertisements
ADMINISTRATORS Sale Of Real Estate.

TN pursuance of m order granted by the
il Probate Court Of Ashland County, Ohio,
We willoffer for sale at public auction, on
Saturday July eth, 1867,
commencing Mt l o'clock P. NJ, upon the
premises, the following described real estate,
situate in the County Of ashland and State
of Ohio, to-wit: The South West Quarter Of
Section T~hirty-fopr, in Township Twenty five,
Of Range Seventeen, containing one hundred
and sixty acres, of the lands sold ct Wooster,
Ohio, to be sold free Of DOVER.
Also, the following described tract Of land
situate inrsaid county, being the East half of
The orth West QuarterSf Section number
Three, Township number Twenty Four and
Range number Seventeen, containing Eighty
acres more or less, to be sold free Of dover
Terms Of sale-0nc third cash in hand,
one third in one and one third in two years
from day Of sale. Deferred payments TO bear
interest from day Of sale, and to be secured
by mortgages on said premises.
JAMES M'wRIGHT, admir-
MARY WRIGHT. ADMIR-,
Of Thos. Wright, decd.
by j.. D. Jones, Atiy. +
June 2G-4wi
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First Gun From. The Reserve.

AT a special election at Shalcrsvillo
Portage county, held on Tuesday of las
week, Silas L. Eldridgc, Democrat; wa
elected by 20 majority gain Of q
from last spring, aud 40 over last fall. /
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Twelve Times a Year.

A MAGAZINE devoted to Literature and
n Business. It has the Largest %circula-
ton Of any Advertising Magazine published.
Terms 81 so per year. Singls numbers 10
cents. Specimen copies with advertising
rates sent on receipt Of price.
BEECHER 4 JEFPERS, Publishers,
No.16 Atxater Building,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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N0ECE.

Notice is hereby given that the Ashland
County Fair Grounds have been rented BY
the Trustees Of Montgomery Up 10 be used
as a Pound for the purpose Of ~impouning any
Stock found running at large within said
To- on and after June Gath, 1857. The key
will BE- found at the rsaidencs ofsMr. g. n
Smith near the entrance Of the grounds,
H o. SPRENGLE,
JOHN PROUDFIT, Trustees.
T. SUTHERLAND.
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WHITING 3 co.
CONSUMPTION DURABLE ~ DR.
SCHEyCK,g ME0I0TNRG

sCHEyCK'S MECI0IHRs.
To Cure Consumption. the system must BE-
prepared SO that the lungs will heal. 10 ao-
c%omplish this, the liver and stomach mus.
first be cleansed and an appetite created foy
good wholesome food, which, BY these medi-
cines will be digested properly, and good
healthy blood made; thus building MP the
constitution. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE
PILLS cleanse the stomach Of all bilious Or
mucous aCoumulatiOns and, by using the See
Weed Tonic In connection, the appetite 10 re-
stored, ~ e VIZ
sOHENCK'S PULM0NlC sYRUPisnutri.
%oiousas we'll as medicinal, and, by using the
three remedies, all impurities are expelled
from the system, and good, wholemme blood
made. which will fepel all disease. II pa.
tents will take these medicines according 10
directions, Consumption very lyequeptiy In
Its last stage yields READILY TO thSir aetion.-
Take the pills frequently, 10 cleanse the liysr
and stomach. It doeSnst follow that because
the bowels are not c%ostive they are NOT requir-
cd. for sometimes in diarfh@a they are neces.
sary. The stomach must DO kept healthy,
and an appetite created TO allow the Puimonis
! Syrup 70 act on the respiratory orgaHsp prop
eSly and allay any irritation. Then ali TIA
is required to perform o permanent cure 10
to prevent taking cold. ExerciFe about n.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-06-26
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

Representatives.
WILLIAM
Treasurer.
w. G.. HELTMAN.
Recorder.
GEO. W. URIE,
COMMISSIONER.
HENRY WICKS.
SurUeyor.
JOHN KEENE, Jr.
hqJfrmasy Director.
WILLIAM CRAIG.
Coroner.
DIR, A. LIMERICK.