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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-17
,SE son ABLE m F0RMATION

~ Hs-.ffa Aaau al M EANH III HLNstl .NN4m
Grape TiaeA that wererlsid down, may
be uncovered a5 soon as severe weather
is over. 10 planting new vines. cuI
them back to two or three buds, provided
the nurscryman has not done ii before
sending them. 10 any system Of train.
ing, a single eabe Is al that Should BE
grown the first year. u. g7
CattiaS 4 arrnt. grape, de-, are te
be set out as soon as the soil is ready Il
cannot be too often repeated, that 10 dch
cf the success of ibis kind of propaga,
tion dupends upoa pressing Tie soil ffm,
y around the lower end ofthe cuttings.
Carrants, set out plants early. The
Versailles 10 the best'red, and the White
Grape The best white. There are nsmy
varieties, only such in name. ~ I
Goose5erriss only the American, To- sorts nj
ere re 70 be commended for general cultiya.
tion, and among these the Houghton is
one Of the most reliable. Some Of the
English sorts will do for amateurs To bet
Strdrberries should have the beds ali
ready for them, +, and the aplants be set as
early as they can be had. ] The Wilson d
the variety still the most generally relia
Die, though there are many better sorts
that succeed in favorable situations. (
Black6errirs, the sooner they are plant.
ed the better. Kittatiuny and wilson's
Early are among the newer kinds, and
the New Rochelle Is uew SO well known
as to need. no description. h
SeeIs by oil means order at once.
and If roots Of any kind, or cabbage or
other plants, have been wintered over for
seed raising put them ont, IN dry. rich
spot, and do not plant allied varities near
each other. More attention to seeds
ing would lessen the complaints of bad
seed. IL would bea good thing if the
members oflocal clubs would each agree
% raise one Ortwo sorts Of seeds. By
doing thus, greater purity and perfection
'ould be attained, and each community
could raise nearly all its own seed.
Peas should be aown early. We hear
good accounts Of Carier's Firt Crop, and
here are several other ones offered-l
Daniel O'Rourks, where u can be had
good is the best known early sort. Y
Roots, such as Parsnip and Satisfy,
'hould be taken oui of the ground before
hey begin to grow, and all plants pro.
eeted during the winter, such as
Spinach, uncovered and thiprsd for
lsc as soon as It starts to grow. Sow in |
warm corner seeds of early varieties of |
Carrot, radish, cress. lettuce, and
ther things, according to lacality aud
eason.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-17
A Warming Against Raw Ham

The real cases Of trichiCiasis In. Massa.
chusetts have attracted general attention
throughout the country. and all the doc.
tors agree that if ham and pork be
thoroughly cooked there is no danger
from that revolving disease, The New
York Medical Record publishes com.
munication from Dr. Ristinc, Of Marion,
Iowa, who has treated several cases. He
gives the following result Of his expert
ence: l. That symptoms indicating the
presence OF young trichw@ in the tissues
are observed as early or earlier than the
fourth day after the indigestion of the
'richinous meat. 2 That cysts ore form
ed as early as the twenty 6Ith day. 8
That, other things being equal, the7se
verify OF tho symptoms it in direct pro
portion to the amount Of trictinous meat
eaten. d. Than an active cathartic Civ
en- while the worms are still within the
Intestinal canal, is etfectual to a certain
degree in causing their expulsion and NIT
igaiing the severity Of the disease. s
That youth affords no immunity from the
effects Of the disease. g. That sailing
aud smokirg do not destroy the vitality
OF the porasite. Z. That through cook
ing accomplishes this object. h.at
b. y f
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-17
The Burning Of the LindeII Ho-
,-, tel at St. Louis.

TIE St. Louis Republican saws az,
has been stated that the bricks laid or
the walls would be suficiert to pave An
area Of more than 3S acres. This Il ii
addition to 5000 perches Of rubble ma
sonary 10 the foundation; 35 1000 cubic
feet Ct cut stone in tho fronts, 740 toms
Of cast and wrought iron, 27 a,res Of
plastering; Sl9 windows, $50 inside doors
S,240 pounds of copper for gutter; the
plate and glass used would cover an acre
Of ground, the aoorr seven acres. The
sheeting or washboards, laid in contiuu
Gus line, would reach thirteen miles and
if q boarder desires to take a walk before
breakfast he might travel througb the cor.
rldor one and quarter miles without 20
ing over the same floor second time. Be.
sides the marble flooring and other tagging,
100000 feet of flooring boards we're laid,
requiring $4,000 yards Of carpet to cover
them. Thirty.two tons Of sash weights
were used, $1,000 fee. Of gas pipe, i2O,.
600 pounds Of lead and 10000 Of iron
pipe to supply it with water besides 81.
IoV feet OF steam pipe for heating it,
Thirty.two miles Of bell.wire was used.
COST OF TIE BUILDING.
The actual cost Of the building was
$3.50, 900, which, with the ground wal.
ued at 1896, ,4OO,) makes the whole value
81 ,276, ,5O00--not to speak of furniture,
S50O,o00 worth Of which was imported
md put in. So that when the house was
'ully completed and furnished, the whole
property cost nearly l,5OO,OOO,eO.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-17
Disfranchises between 10000
and 10000 Soldiers.

The proposed amendment to The Con.
stitution, striking therefrom the word
white" disfranchises from 10000 to
10000 soldiers, seven eighths of whom,
did faithful service up to what they con.
sidsred the close Of the war. After Lee
and johnson had surrendered they took
French leave for home, and appear on the
muster rolls as deserters 10 consequence.
Mr. Kellogg, in the Senate, when press.
ing HE amendment to exempt deserters
and the feers from a statement upon the
authority ofthc Adjutant General or the
State and yet he afterwards voted to re-.
cede from his amendment. In the face
af this .unquestionable fact that there ap
pear on the muster rolls % large q npr,.
Der fpersons as 'deserters Who did fifth.
fol service throughout the actual duration
ofthe War, the Republican Senators and
Representatives, voted into being a BRO
posed amendment 10 the CONSTITUTION
that disfranchiscs them while II makes
voters out o. negroes, OH wort / tbe
soldiers work for the adoption nof this
amendtnent aud for the pstty that seeks
. make 4 part Of the organic law Of the
State - Statcsmah.i aFl 'Ean 'e ss'e'r'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-17
wbea. Crop.

The Cincinnati Gazette says oil ankle
ty about the wheat crop may be dismissed
as is is 10 geod condition and doing well.
A Louisville paper says not only in
Kentucky bat in Tennessee also. the
wheat crop IL more extensive than islusa
ally seep, Ppd promises an abunaap,
J'o'4' .f23 ny arE hs4fraa ifyis
The Charlotte, NO, Time. speaks
encouragiugly of the wheat crop. 8 Il has
never presented more promising an.
pearance, More than an average Lreadtb
has been sown, the stand is remarkably
good and the stock green, and vigorous =
II has not advanced iafD enough to be in
jured BY the late upparalled weather.
The prospect for an abundant harvest is
fattering, and the people are cautioned
g save save all the corn and, and meat for con
sumption \, 4 'S.eT. : ''F'u
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-17
A strange story. I

Tho 4hamdsa Tova IEafssa tells the
following, 10y strange story; -,5,a. ~
lqa The wife Of sME Parker, who recently
purchased an interest ID, the sAnamosa
stoneIquarryr rhas been made acognisant Of
1.-THE terrible truth that she has within her
stomach . aaliying snabe or lissrd.s For
the pastfye years she Observation-Disclosures
everything possible for human being,
land was sapposeasto beSgsdudily dyieg
of consumption. Some two dwseks since
9 German physician from Lisbon, Linn
county, being in towns vas requested TO
make an examination into her case, to SEQ
Y any remedy could be devised to relieve
her intense suferings. The physician
visited her and became at once satisfied
that there vast q living animal within her
stomach. Z On last Thursday the, starva.
iion, process was begun and continued for
five days, little or no neurishment being
taken. During this time the animal re-,
Peatedly moved upward and into the
throat, producing terrible and almost fa.
tai strangulation, and making it necessary
TO administer saltto drive il downward
At such times the lower part of the throat
would be pressed outward 10 q most per
ceptibls manner, On Monday last tie
attempt was made to dislodge the loath.
some creature by placing pan Of heat.
ed milk near the patients mouth, and
permitted to inhale the steam. A poul.
tice Of onions and garlic was applied to
the stomach, but, through misuDderstaud.
ing, the onions were cooked, and their
strength thereby mostly destroyed. The
experiment, however, was tried, but the
snake moved up only short distance, a
eresn slimebeing emitted from themouth. |
The patient is greatly prostrated by her
abstinence and terrible suffering, but an
other effort viii soon be made to relieve
her . Though u seems almost certain
that the animal, whatever il is, has |
grown 50 large as to make its egress
through the throat impossible.
y III
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c 0EsUMPTIoA ,CURAHLE By, DR.
SCHENCK'S NECICINRs.

'Toeure econsumption.t the system must be
Prepared.so that the iungsBilliA ,ai.s TO 40
eomphsh ibis, the liyar and stomach must
fifst be eleansed and an appetite created for
;gcod;ShDlesone food, Mhicis By these .medi-
eines. viii be digeued property and good
healthy blood made. thus building up the
Elconstit ution ScHENCK,S M ANDRAKE
PILLS cleanse the stomacho of all bilious OF
mncods accun'ulations; snd, by using the See
Msea Toniein connection, the appsiits ID e.
ScfiENcK's pULnokic SYRUP hnluuR.ri
cious,as we'll as medi cinaI, and,, ,,by using the
three remediess all impurities are expelled
from the system, and good, wholesome blood
made which will repel ali diseaso. n Pc
tients will take thsse medicines aopordina te
Directions, Consumption very frequently IN
It's last stage yields readily To their actior.--.
rage the pills frequently, to cleanse the liver
and stomach. Il does net follow that because
the bowels are not costivethey ore not requir-
Cd. for sometimes in nrdiArfhna they are neces-
sary. The stomach must be kept healthy,
anianappetits created to allow the Pulmonio
syrupto act on the respiratory orga. prop
erly and ailay any irritation Then sll that
Is srequiredto 10 performs permanent cure Is.
70 prevent taking gold. Exercire. aheut the
rooms as much as possible, eat sll the richesi
topd--fat meat, game, and, in fact, anything
the IN appetite l1p sravssi but be particular and
End ". 5f,i-ii isr ss-m Sc s15 ailo. 81
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-17
NE n, MUSIC,

Just publishsd sent "a ssyaddrcss On re-
csipt Of price. Tenchsrsg supplisli rat thS
usual discount. I 3
h-e c6niSs.
Girls geta hofns Of yodr own Newtone
andGhorus BY Tucker sisFsea aO
III never forget thee dear Narrs-S5,lz "
9 BY bishoppr ! ~ - sl = "a
Ny blue eyed Jeknie Bal l-rsota = ~
Holder Y pA aDJtt X '1it I ~ s0
Oh Annie conc bsch hztgue und cz6Fs<e1
!, Tucker 3 10, u !. {. - 60 -
crillsy .s. .s,;a 90 M
pont marry man II he drinks--song 90
III marry no man that drinks, reply tciies
the ebcYsr .sa + x.s,ab
heautifal form Of ny drerns (Iith} ~
song By Dsnks 81 1t6aigS ssl s375b
When va marched IA ths roliof ~ dru,. n. y
cong BY Bishop 9o
oh coma, o ma thar NJ Sul AZ "A; IL 3s.<s1s;l
song by Bassford y .'s.','.,''s ~
Nearest and dearest (Lithl eone IL j
dt II Thomas aSssi WEI ,csi,fi GtaSd
Give me honest friends and true ssunSx,a
BY Tucker \ '.' u %
siss ya warning In Song song 81 ';R InSLss ..o
Jenny who lives in Tie den sont
q. ..,,lll 3 TAonss ~. q !. ,aoIi M Iraas0 80
in Thomas, with beautiful IIiko, 80
graph Of the Author tthAe1 pE(j
Bells in distant landss aopg By tucker A 90
lhe light step polka BY. FFancis n
/. Brown, IS /. g ss,'a y sfiN ~
suai; obt noih. H. NJ ps $780, ''sa1szo *
Bsrjo gallop by Mrs Parkhurst' saas0
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Letter irem EdEin Forr,esat. l,s !.

|, Letter from Edwin Forrest.
4 The following letter from the distin
lguishedactdf, Edwin Forrest, will bs read
With interest Tits characteristic Of Ii,
man IN, n; mn s.i,, ,,,c,,,sa, tl., ~
PHIEADRtRHIA, March 81, 1857.
join r. Ford, Esq., Balaia0se la', y
DEAR Sin: 1 hsreip enclose 10 your u
care The spm Of five handled dollars, q
be sept BY the safest aud most expeditions
vay: ip aid Of 0pr suffering brethren, il
4 eed oni, lsoss ,hs full extent oi ,hssr
suiisripgs; 4 d enoash for ua "a know
they greatly need our assistance. Let Us.
then, a. once do all We can 10 relieve their
dirs disiress, and not atop to question
ahst b eoassiaiioaai, "lor charity ilself
fsldlls The laH" EpwIs FoRassT.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-17

- Won night the other day, ven !
was been aWOkel II my, slsep, I hears
something vat Links vas, not, ust rile,in
mine Fpafn,, AMI ,ust out shum ps to nv
bed, and runs mitde parn out, and, ven /
vas dare COON I sees idal miase2 pis sfay
IRON mare ho vas BSe1 tied luse ana runs
init ihe stabe Of, AID ever whosoa VII
him pring back, | ust 80 pnOh pay, him
as vet been customary. - !,
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A7TACHMENT

a. M;Lsary, plh Before J. J, winbis.
Va Ter, J. r., OF Mohi.
John McKahan Decd J can Tp., Ashland Co.
or his heirs or Adam Ohio. =
istrators def't. L, t
On the 9th day of March A. D. 1857. taid
Justice Issued an order Of Attachment forthe
sum Of $500. 80 - "'"'
Sw40 7--"t 70
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sFohrr.srAR oE6 BEEF A ls..si
from FC sstOokbOlu, sFesdsn, says, I. y. ! J. ~ :.

y
5sgAtthe last meeting Of, the Idum So,
cietyi there was served at snpper a curis
Gus sortlof beef thai had been preserved
for forty years. In 1887, Capt, Parry
had placed a School Poists at Spitzberr.
gen, Q depot OF meat. The ,aesh was in
TIN boxes, buried beneath j apantity of
sionesI The whRe bears had displsccd
some ofsihe stones and destroyed several
Of The boxes, butp few sriii remained in
yet, and were .hrpughtto ,Svesdsh bSthe
Swedish Scieptidc Exploration. kvas
one of these bSxes that Professor fbotslI.
Of Lusd, ksd siseni,o the td6I sOcisty,' !,
" good favor"
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nGtGce1ahnepszg,
W.. RALSTOF.

pRwBtEEk kadSilSsf Smith, SsHe az! SsS,!S%gsi NJ
Of pStterADtuk Store, Ashland, Ohio5.Mau
Cold and stsel Rehs, and choice variety
II Jswelry kept constantly on hand
Hishsh piie (paM fot told Gold end silver,
sRsPsifihg donsNtoF order, On fshsonabls
,,ns--sstisisstorilJ werrsstsi,
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A.. s G. W.. RiALVEAY.
GOOD CANE sgEOI

A Superior article Of Cane Seed, the Ooms.
IA se;a-ne, Of The Imphs species. Just re.
ceived from Messrs. Weller & Hatcher, Of
Mnskingum Co., is kept for sale at the hrm
ofMcCod & Stevens in Ashland. ars ss5l
March ls,-3mss
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ATTORNEY AT LAW. FIRE AND Nd LIFE III r.
Lnsatsues Agent and E9tsFy ,Ppbge. Par
.tioulsf attsntioh paid 70 psoilecilpg Probate
hbssinessp pPGftiticnicssss ant ESeantion of
Deeds. Mortgages and Contracts. Office in
Miller's Block, Heccpdi Story. Main strset,
oppqsiie tho TeFn, Hall ,Ashlapd, o. ''
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". r. JOHEs7 OE.

ATTORNEY At LAW Office; the one lately
sv pecnpi d by Osborn 4, Curtis. ON Church
Street ear Mai n, Ashlaud Ohio. Also au-
though BY the Govcrnmentt o procure
bR Peniion eertifcates psai nag Bounty
and Back Pay. 4 'ctssdi sii(
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yOHF- ID. JONES.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, O. Partic-
'eArattention paid to Collecting and bu.
-siussStu Probate Court. Office on Church
street, beiween Main and Sandnsky,
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The Acknowledgement Of the
|, fBlack ana the Disfranchise-
rFtment Of the GsHhhiitte,n 10, atr

lpbment RI the Sl'sYhplifieio ,'as AIT
I'D, E9S .bpsa;sa ur.s;.,.
or r1r we eaPso,es, trs ,,s !. .sa M
nliy l ndI a lIh " s.s sS I.ssas;,
@ D aeisa ei,,ae q. ,ns u NJ a.
ou' VI 'he No"s','u''o", ~ 20 " .p a.o". - :
Rroes 70 wore sIwe ~ ~ ss,5 =
w Y insT p,cDoo'e ao.'on, 'usy Aaseiao
Pe9lsq 'nss P,yPVsa S;,l INV, ~
ts y XIV 4 !, Nj 9s;,;,sSs TINS IKE
Essa 49, s...s. $500 q. Il hs a. &
sNhsa o o;ss. 80 ,.,ha.s psl,'.s s,ba s.Ta
.r,,s a;,'s = s,,,,or, of anH ;nsnrrso,;oo ~ a.
a.1n, o :" .appoA ~ ;,hai a a,sras,.aR -
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~ aaso.s Il aSyo;J Syaft ot
ass M ;,o,y ~ 'psyal ser
sar.;ea oss.Se ,tsogsrSms ~ r. time, of war
ga 1910 hs,s - ~, s .nbsso omen,lv heen bonora
~ a;s.horosd1
~ Tha ss,aas;os II ,f0,b 0,b r;obs5n s,,tFro oe -
90 I, - LID won,a in tec. e.clnde IN
,;ma. ,ha nnnh., os vb;,es ,hst 4 vonld
sia';, Hal. Th., 70 ,hs Radical ;deo
~ "n;nars.i s,araaoi Tb;s .mondmen,
Il e.a,,.d A.. Il, wSo toeL IN arms Il ,he
S..,S s.o,a ~ r;rI, of c;t;sansb;n ooa.
=. oIa Isa.s "a 80 Wv e. H. nonaross;onat no..
nros = tho, direction which have been
n..soa avan bv Radical maliyn;,v for ,be
Son,h.rn [ nscnls 7, ia -, v;r,nsl ercln
sion { efihe wealth aud talent Of the South !,
sh'Vh ln'e. ~ ,a'" T,s ~ So. go Ia - "v' ~
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vSs ,;s 'ayu,S " upvaA'Ih a,. Ths NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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:, ~, ueSsl'e.' nvI, al wy r. | Jraf a. 4. aon.Ils
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,'U .,sh;,s ,;,;,:,. /" !, assnmss . si;.I ,ooro
n,rs"eons" ssnso,i The manner of The
,,,h,a;ss;on os ,h;s Question 10 ,be neonla
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c 'ISa.'o.' ,ha ,ho." 81 q ,S "' nr"ncssd amspd
neot. Instead Instead q Of simply and naturally
IN strike ont the word "wbite !"
u 10 Put in suon io'", anu ~ So"P'sa
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I'd Ia. .lvv.n nHIEEI,5 5M. D!,

PHYStcfAN 4 sbRGGoS Ashlsnd ohi..-.,
RAEtipalar httsntion Hilf be, paid 10 the
treatAeht 3f the folloyids spseiai diseases:
,Dyspspsia, disease Of the Liver, ,thSi Kid.
hogs .'serofuia and Rpitheliai Oancsfs .1''i 3
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!: Aoasnslshan vko sSfstd sH
nerseps 4psbilhF prspssprs assaI. "A =
me eiiects Of youthful neifcrsiion. riii. for
me suffering humanity, ss1d frt1 8 N ms
1ssd ~ lhe resips snd 1irscti ianIfor -SIss
sas \ 7 SIMPLE rsmedy.by Nhiph Ao Rss snrl3
sohefess whining u pfb Ii 81 ID Ina. ||.... /.
szPsrisnes .sAp'dose - ~ t,||.11 v ~
JOHN , ooD1E.
Essis schsAlsuss / Nsr Y,s1,,
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IIaIa. ~ u, .d0 H,.4..rt;.l...MlaD.,,

HYsIcIAN &;suRGHoN, II Asbland iohio.
oaici oysrrfIushesl& staohsr,s, stsrs op.
pesitsthss Town HAll,sAsya ao9 hiss Is
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NqUFICE'

$50 N70eFISCE,.
.NoTICc is hereby siveh mat the under.
In signed. hare -besa duly appointed and
qualified % Exeeiors Of The Estate .of. Samuel
J. Hosssos, decd ~ u Green ovpsRip,
- ~ NN. COWAT. y N
t-.S a'iti'sri1i 81. H0UsT0N.
lewSs1 ap ai.s III y \. n I" rlk,E-
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6. Z, ~. ApTRt T1R SALE, IS g !. n.
HsMM z ,sasseribsr VIM ssh he ooRIiAn
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T. =. KENNY. .ie isrcWs R.Ms CAMrBHII
';sseKE.FTrS 4 C.1yuPBELL,
ATroRHEYs AT LAW. Ashland, o.; once
on Church Street. in the brick building i'm
,smediately Vest of Cain Store. -. .t,
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Loudonyille, Ohio, will attend to all business
pertaining to his Profession. Counsel given
in either the English or German language.
to lv21n9S)
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: ~ It. Y. McCRAY,
ATTORNEY AT Law. West Salem, Wayne
4 seppty, Ohio, will attend promptly to oil
bufiness IN his profession. 24tf >,
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ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ashland, Clio All
= hnds, Of, bush ess belonging 70 The Profts.
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without number can assert BY stating place
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hair, and enclosing fifty cents, and slammed
envelope addressed 10 yourself, you will "a.
ceive the pi ture by return mail. ,ogstbsr
with desired information. ~ s
Address in confidence. Madame Gertrude
Remington, ?. 0. Box 207, west Troy. NJ "
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