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G CONSUMPTION DURABLE BY DIR
6CHENCK'S MECICINFg

To Cure Consumption. the system must be
prepared so that the lungs will heat. To ac-
cOmplish this, the liver and stomach must
FIRST be c~leansed and an appetite created for
good wholesome food, which, by these medi-
cines will be digested properly, and good
healthy blood made; thus building up the
constitution. S0HENOK'S MANDRAKE
PILLS cleanse the stomach Of all bilious or
mucous accumulatiOns and, by using the Sea
Weed Tonic in Connection, the appetite 10 re-
stored, = :
SCHENCK'S PULbI0N1C SYRUP isnutri
cious as well as medicinal, and, by using the
three remedies, all Impurities are expelled
from the system, and good, wholesome blood
made which will repel all disease. If pa
tients will take these medicines according TO
directions, Consumption very frequently in
It's last stage yields readily to their ACTION
Take the pills frequently, to cleanse the liver
and tomach. It does net follow that because
tho bowels are not costive they are not requir-
ed. for sometimes in diarrhea they are neces-
sary. The stomach must be kept healthy,
AMI an appetite created to allow the Pulmonic
Syrup to act on the respiratory organs prop
erly and allay any irritation. Then ali that
is required to perform o permanent cure is,
to prevent taking cold. Exercise about the
rooms as much as possible, eat oil the richest
fo0d-fat meat, game, and, in fact, anything
the appetite Graves; but be particular and
mastieate we'll.
2nd w..
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All Hail, Connecticut.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Mongrel Des.
potism The Russian party is routed in
one New England State, horse, foot and
Dragons. James E. English is elected
Governor by about 800 majority, and
the Legislature would have been won but
for the rotten borough system which
still prevails in that State. As it is, the
Democrats carry the entire State ticket,
and elect three out Of four Congressman,
a gain Of three members. We give de.
tails in our news columns. The result is
all that the Democrats expected, and
coming as it does on the heels of the in.
fernal legislation Of Congress, and from
New England, we scarcely have a
doubt that it is the starting point of a
reaction that is to spead over the entire
North. 1t is a staggering blow at the
pompous mongrels, who thought they
had the North so under their heels that
they could inaict any punishment on the
South, no matter how savage OF barbar.
Gus. Thank God, that illusion is dis,
PEELED. II Connecticut has decided moth.
ing else, she has spoken in thunder
tones against that last, most cruel act Of
Mongrel legislation that crnshes, by Mill.
tary power, whites and black into one
unnatural and repulsive mass. Courage,
then, all ye who lack faith in God and
Truth, for the voice Of Connecticut shall
yet reverberate over the entire NORTH
Day Book.
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The Home Of Lincoln DEM

...EM SAoeA~'
The Democracy have carried the city
Of Springfield, ILL.,, the home of the
"late lamented," by a majority Of one
hundred and four. The Register, an.
nouucing the result, says:
owe congratulate tho Democracy on
their victory, which was won by the most
strenuous exertiOns, againstthe efforts of
the Radical extra loyal high tax party.
Let the fact that this victory has been
accomplished nerve the people for the
contest with the same Radical party which
occurs on Tuesday. One united effort
by the entire Democratic party will give
the people the control of the city gov.
ernnent for the next year,
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ADHIgIS7RAT0RS SALE on
REAL ES1dTT

In pursuance of an order granted
the Probate Court Of Ashland County,
Ohio, Twill offer, for sale At public ou6s
ton, on the 4th day Of April 1867, II
l o'clock p. N upon the premises, the
following described Real Estate, situate
in the county OF Ashland aud Stats Of
Ohio, to wit: Being tie sonth'east DUR
ter of section thirty (S0fs Yownstip
twenty.three (23) and range fifteen. say2
and except fifty acres off the north aad,
now owned by Daniel Lehman, and also
excepting twenty acres heretofore sold BY
order OF the Probate Court or said All.
land county, to wit Fourteen aores on
the west side of the ITO acres Wing
north Of the centre Of the Orange road,
and six acres on the east side of Che land
lying south Of the centre Of the Orauge
road aforesaid, leaving 10 be sold 90 acres
more or less.
Terms Of sale--one half cash on the
day of sale, one fourth in one year, and
one fourth in two years from the day az
sale with interest. Deferred payments / .
be secured by mortgage on said premises.
JOHN P. SMALLEY Ad'mra
of the estate of William Davidson, decd.
By J. ID. JONES, ATTY.
no.S84.w.
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~ i. u k" H ~ LH.|.M LNL o. HM L
Observation-Disclosures Stevens now
have their Store room filed To it's utmost
capacity with goods Of every description
10 their liue, There is not q nosk, cog;s
nor cor shelf in the store bps what con.
tains something which will be needed in
the family. Their assortpapt Of Glass
and Queensware 10 the best ever brought.
70 this place, and they Invite particular
attention 10 IL, In short their stock can
NOT DO sxoellsd anywhere, as 70 quality
or the low prices ~ which II 10 scl.
Drop 10 two doors vast sof the Town.
Hall.
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LIFE'-This life is full Of Joys and
sorrows; some will laugh while others
weep. Foremost in the ranks Of the
smiling ones, are those who procure their
Dry Goods of Brubakers & Winblglsr
To the members Of that multitudipous
band and those who may wish to join it
and wend their way along life's journey,
deckea in the garments of ~splendor, al.
low as to say that JACOB BRUBAKER, Of
the above famed firm, Is now in the East,
purchasing a large stock of goods, which
will be opened up in q few days. in the
meantime, they are selling of their old
stock at panic prices, in order to make
room for the new Spring Goods. Call at
their store, opposite the Town Hall.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MARRIED.--At the residence of the
brides father, in GAINESVILLE, o., April
I'd, by Rev. j, P. Caldwell, assisted by
Rev. j. G. Caldwell, Mr.. Il. FRAUN.
FELTER, late Captain 10th Regiment
O. v. l., pow Professor OF Mathematics
in the Savannah Male and Female Acad
envy, to Miss LAURA j. CALDWELL,
Teacher Of Instrumental Music in the
anne institution, daughter and sister Of
she off ciating ministers.
Most hear tily do we wish the Captain
and his accomplished and amiable bride
all the blessings which kind Heaven can
70 uchsafe to those bound
BY holy bands.
With loving hear 70 and willing hands"
-0n the Slst Of March, 1867, at
Evergreen Hamlet, by the Rev. Jno
Robinson, Mr.. JAMES. B. NELLY, to
MISS FANNY WEAVER.
On toe End of April 1867, at the
brides home, by the same, Mr., SAM.
UEL NOLAN ST., to Miss HELEN
ARTHUR. oS
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To Township Assessors.

The Assessors Of the several townships
Of Ashland County, Ohio, will meet at
the Auditors Office, in Ashland on Mon.
day, April 18th, 1857, at l o'clock P. M.
for the purpose of consulting and agree
ing upon some basis Of assessment, and re-
ceiviug blank FORMS, and other i~nstruc.
tons relative to their several duties. 1t
is necessary that all should bepresent.
R. NJ. CAMPBELL,
County Auditor.
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Agricultural Meeting.

At a meeting Of the Board Of Direc-
tors of the Ashland County Agricultu-
raj Society on Saturday, April s. Dr., J,
B. f. Sappsel was elected Treasurer and
r. NJ Campbell Secretary Of the Society
for the ensuing year. The Board ad-
jouroed, to meet on Saturday, June 4,
1867, at one o'clock P. NJ. at the Audi
tors Office, when arrangements will be
made for holding the annual County Fair
at which time the committee appointed to
revise and enlarge the premium list will
report. Let every member of the Board
OF Directors represent.
Il D.. @. TEMPLEToN, Pre't.
R, M. CAMPBELL, Sec BgaT
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sa- A serious ARRAY occurred on last

sa- A serious ARRAY occurred on last
Thursday, in Milton Township, this coun
ty. From what we eau learn, Mr., Henry
Pifer demonstrated in a gentlemanly man
ner with one Hahn for obstructing a ditch
on Pliers premises. This aroused Hahn's
ire, and, without any provccation, in a
cowardly manner while Pliers back was
turned, Hahn struck him over the head
with q heavy four proueed fork, cutting a
bad cash over his eye and making anOth-
er terrible wound on top Of his head some
four inches long and in to the bone. Mr..
Pifer is a peaceable, good citizen who
would not harm any man, and the assault
was a most dastardly outrage. The de-
PENDANT was held by Esq Whitmore, Of
Milton township, in a bond Of FIVE hun
bred dollars.to answer for his appearance
at the next term Of Court,
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b6r @. @. TowNIEY, formerly the
popular host Of the "Atlautic House," in
Mansfield, has started a wholesale Cigar
Mandatory in that place. Hercarries
on the business extensively, employing
ten workmen, and makes mono but the
best brands of cigars. CAL. is a clever
fellow and We wish him abundant success
10 his new vocation. sata
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-
The way Soldiers arc Treated.
The following is an extract from q let.
ter written by Gen. Thomas Ewing, Jr,
10 a Wooster soldier who was an appli.
cant for an Office, and who was defeated
by one very talented member of Con-
gress;
"Op yout rejection I sent for Judge
Welker to get him to consent to q recon
sideration-for without his consent con.
frmation was impossible. He however
was inexorable. You are only ono of a
thousand soldiers rejected by the loyal
gentlemen who have been defeating the
accomplishment of the great end for
which zoe fought aud hey shouted while
the war was going on. There is no hon.
or in a confirmation by these men, nor
discredit in rejectiou. "'a' 9sss4 20
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-10

NEW HAT sToRE.-Jacob McGauley
and H, D, Jones have rented the room
lately occupied by VIM. MIGRANTS, and
intend opening up a Hat and. Notion
Store. Mr., Jones started East on Mon
day to purchase goods.
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VALUABLE ADVICE FOR THE ATFLIc;
.TEp.-Dr. STRICKLAND, in reply to M
merops applications for advice, wishes to
inform those who ara afflicted, that they
may consult him on oil Acute or Chronic
Diseases by letter, stating the age, synp.
tons, DO, with a.fee,ot two dollars on.
closed. DR.. s. has obtained great motor.
iety as an experienced Physiciau bothin
Europe and America, especially in the
treatment Of Chronic Complaints, after
other doctors have failed to effect . cure.
Those suffering should Immediately send
for . prescription, by addressing Dr. A.
Strickland, Cincinnati, o, !
ly-4l,
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ATTACHMENT.

A. MsLosry, plit Before J, }. winhis.
d vs. Ter, i. p. Of Hnhi,
John MeKahap Dead can ~. AshlAnd G:
or his heirs or Admip- Ohio.
istratcrs def't.
On the 9th day Of March A. d. 1891, saia
Justice Issued an cfderof Attachment fSfA}
sum Of $500
swic..
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-10

HARowARE;-J B F. sampsel & Co,
are in the market with o complete assert.
ment Of Hardware and Building material
which they are offering at low prices
See advertisement.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-04-10
The New York Democratic papers are
publishing the following:
The Turning Of the Tidt

The Rome IN. W charter election
April 2, resulted in the election of the
Democratic tickt 9th a gain of 200
over last year. James stevens is elect
ed President by 500 majority. The
Democrats elect six out Of nine Trustees.
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Notice to TeacheI,s.

The iexaminatiou Of teachers at Perry
Vile on Saturday April aoth, 1857, will
be held in the School House north Of che.
Railroad depot. a3aoa a5aa W bat
R. NJ. oAMpBEIL;''Sa'
Clsrk Of Board.
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Gsf8 sblaab daion.
AsHEAND, . APRIL 10. 1887,
BriefItems,

Brief Items, as,sS ., .rv
w. HlsH. Potter has purchased 4
half interest in the Ashland Gas Works.
The street sprinkler made its appear.
ance on our streets on Monday.
The County Treasurer is nov readyto
receive the second ipsiallment of taxes.
See advertisement Of a farm for
sale. 8aaBsis
"A new Library hasrecentIy beeo Dur.
chased for the Lutheran Sabbath School
in this place. sI4rbg
job Printing Of all kinds neatly ex-
ecuted atthis office. Don't forget to give
US a call. Astt Hgi1AI
We are indebted to Go. WIcK,
Fqs., for late-copies Of the New York
Herald.
ron Friday, April Goth, John Zim-
." "fHLI ANN. Is III.
mnsprnenl will offer at public sale, bis farm
farming utensils, Household and kitchen
furniture, &c-See advertisement.
A communication from R. NJ. Camp
bell, Esq, Clerk of the Board Of School
Examiners, will Do found on the first
page.
Our merchants are now receiving
their Spring goods, which, they tell us
they are Offering at unusually low prices.
By referring to our columns, our readers
will know where to go for cheap goods.
The Post Office at Columbus is said
to be infested with "female loafers."-
Our post office attracts ~loarers of the male
seq.
Let every subscriber see to it that
bis ~neighbor takes the UN1oN-do pot
loan your paper to him, but have him
subscribe at once. as fe-asst.t$
The Quarterly Statement Of the
condition of the First National Bank Of
Ashland will be found in to!day's paper.
The Immortal J, N. will lift the veil
at the Court House, in Ashland, on
Thursday evening, the l1th inst. The
ladies' are especially invited to be pres,
emf tFP9%
: Our readers win not forget that on
Thursday and Friday evenings Of this
week, the Thespian Society will give
entertainments for the benefit of the
Fire Department. Every man, woman
and child in town should attend.
The attention Of, the reader is di,
rccted to the advertisement of HIS. SEE
Esq, in tO.day's paper. He offers for
sale, a good farm and valuable town pro.
perry.
va will b.no - -. ,L.;,,
AZ o,, r.,d.r, On ,,oon,, of -
"a vor,i .,s ~, Mass
umns.
errtNnicvs .,n
n.r,.hIo - ,h.a.hr.
',.,,;a.n :
,;o, ,b;,o M ohor
800 PS,'S' '"o pug
aiS comprising
81.
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TNsuaAscn'-In another column will

INsUaANcri--In another column will
be found the advertisement Of the CEN.
tefprise Insurance Company" Of Cincip.
matt, . responsible Company, managed by
active business. men of the West
Always get reliable insurance, and when
you are satisfied that you can get it at
home, in Western Companies, do So
give your neighbors the preference. The
Enterprise" isa first Eclass Company,
end 4. s. Ser, Esq is its Agent in this
place, '4V @'aA VIZ
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EngIish's Majority eso,

go H#. ~ II
The latest news fr ON Connecticut is
that could be desired. Full returns from
every town give The following result
~ y,sn ...4e,7SS
n"ey ..44,SO
This is nearly double the majority Haw.
ley, the abolition Governor, had last year.
The aggregate vote polled last year was
s7,4O7-3,l 1856 less than the aggregate
vote this year. The increase in the
Democratic vote is 1855, while the in-
oreaseinthe Republican vote is only 1874.
1t is the largest vote ever polled in that
State.
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Republican State Convention.
The Republican State Co invention will
meet Wednesday, juno 10. Hosts of
candidates are anuouu c0d.
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Doors 4 SHOES, Those in need of
Bsotssand Shoes will dowelI TO remem.
Der that Wallaok & Limbeck, have re.
Gently repeivsd 9 large and well assorted
lot Of all kinds and styles Of boots, shoes
and CATERS, for men, women and chill.
dren which they arc selling at very low
prices, Call at their atore7EOpposite the
First National Bank Ashland,
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CoscERFr-Ths Concert given BY. the
Philharmonic Sooiety, at Miller's Hall,
in MANSFIELD on Friday evening last, was
a grand affaif, and reflected tbe highest
honor uponsthe Of the Society.
The programme embraced maay gems of
popular music and all we're artistically rem.
dered. Professors Grebe, Of Mt. Vernon,
Roberts, of Norwalk, and Stewart, of
Cleveland, assisted in the orchestra
Prof. Hennings, under whose direction
the 0Oncer. warr given, is an accomplish
ed musician, and can congratulate himself
upon having made the Concert q success.
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For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con sump-
- tive and Throat Diseases.
Troches are used with always good success,
SINGERSANDPUBLIC SPEAKERS
wall find Troshes useful in clearing the voice
when taken before Singing or Speaking, and
relieving the throat alter en- unusual exer-
tion Of the vocal organs. The Troches are
recommended and prescribed by Physicians,
and have had Testimonials from eminent men
througout the country. Being an article Of
true merit, and have proved their efficacy by n
test of many years. each year finds them in
new localities in various parts of the world
and the Troches are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
Obtain only Browns ronohical Tro cnes,
and do not take ony Of the Worthless Imita
tions that may be offered. Sold everywhere.
Nov. 26-6m24.
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A. 8 G. W. RiALWAY


A Superior articles of Cane Seed, the Oone-
N se,a.ns, Of the Imphe species. jasi 10
from Messrs. Weller & Hatcher, Of
Muskiagum. Co, Is kept for sale at the hrh
OF Mccool 8 steYensi In Ashlsnd.
?, KosHI
March 1S,-Smoe
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PATTERSON, CAMPBELL 4 MYERS have
just received a mammoth stock of Dry
Goods which tbexare selling at very low
rates. Look at their price list /:
The Van Buren press., 1867-07-19

EEAn Indian gentleman has just
married his sixth wife. He thinks no
cant have too much OF good thing
The Van Buren press., 1867-07-19
The Van Buren, Press.
VAN BURBN, ARKANSAS.
For tie Tdn Barren Press.
Stock Breeding.
ny GENERAL BOWEN

rI .No. 4.
The subject of "crossing," il one of
much interest, and has claimed the atten
ton of the best breeders in this country,
anu Europe. Crossing must not how
ever he confounded with indiscriminate
mixing up Of various breeds, from which
it is very different thing. "A cross, is
breeding a male of an established breed,
to female of another established breed
of stock, for the purpose Of remcdying
any defect, in the breed to which the male
belongs; by supplying the necessary
point, or points, from the breed to which
the female belongs. The former may for
instance, have 4 bad head, too much leg,
or too much length, the latter must of
course be perfect in the point in which
the former is defective. They are bred
together, and the female progeny result
ing from the cross are at the proper
age, bred back to their sire, or to a male
of his breed; when it will be found that
the resulting progeny, of this back breed
ing, will be free from the defect, original
ly belonging to the breed ofthe sire, Let
it be bourne in mind, that the two breeds
used, must be pure and well established
for it is high time, that all should know,
that mixing is not crossing in the sense
used by regular breeders: and that no
good, can result, from hap hazard inter
mingling of blood.
No finer field can be found for those
interested in perfecting our breeds Of do
nestle animals, in which to give scope
to their genius, than the question ofsys-
tematic crossing; which includes, not only
judicious selection OF proper breeds with
which to experiment, but also an equal
care, in the selection of individual ami
mails, in regard to which (latter) the per
son with the kecnest perception, of fine
points, will succeed the best. .,~
Useful in this connection, is the recent
ly discovered rule, for the production Of
seres al uiH: which ike all other new dis
coveries, will be denounced by old fogies,
and ienoramuses, but is an established
rue nevertheless Az tho rnin ;s sn
lily applied, all doubts can be removed by
trying it.
TO those who are familiar with stock,
it is unnecessary to explain, what is term
ed the "Scason of heat" as all under
stand it; which taken for granted, the
rule is simply thus: A female impreg-
mated when first coming in heat, will bring
forth female Issue; impregnated near the
close Of her heat, she will bring forth
male issue. With such animals as have
ltters, such as hogs, ETC., a majority,
will be female, or male, according to the
application Of the above rule. Science
has not fathomed the mysterious law
which governs this matter, but the fact
is useful nevertheless.
TO be continued.
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---A~A~A-

ES"Onc may gain slight idea of the
cost of Radical misgovernment by the
following paragraph: A handsome suit
Of clothes in London costs from Sl5 to
S25 A man may dress well enough, hat
and boots included, for f3 14s-SlS.--
An Englishman adds the duties, but he
cannot figure up the cost in America. So
lady buys an elegant silk dress from
IS to SIS, and cannot account for the
prices she hears her American friends
talk about. You can buy twelve bottles
Of fine brandy in Canada for SO; Jamaica
rum and Holland gin at so cents q bot
tie; Scotch whiskey at 70 cents a Jug
potccn at 65; English pickles at 35 cents
jar; the finest tea at 81 pound and
you can board at good hotel for "a so
week But then they have not the lux
nry of being rulcd.by Radical Abolition
party.
The Van Buren press., 1867-07-19

BLACKBERRY WiSE--Thc following is
said to be an excellent recipe for the man
ulacturc Of superior wine from blackber- :
res Measure yonr berries, and bruise
them TO every gallon adding quart Of
boiling water. Let the mixture stand
twenty'four hours, stirring occasionally /;
then strain off the liquor into cask, TO
every gallon adding 9 pounds Of sugar /;
cork tight, ard lot stand till the following
October, and You will have wine ready for
nse without any further strsining or boil
ing, that will make lips smack, as they
never snackod under similar influence be-
fore 3tH ..l irea.
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BLACKBERRY CORDIAL FOR DIARRHGA,- =
TO half bushel Of blackbcrres, well mash
cd, add quarter Of pound Of allspicc, 9
ounces Of cinnamon. 2 ounces Of cloves /;
pulverize well, mix and boil slowly until
properly done; then strain or squeeze the
juice through homc-spun or flannel, and
add to each pint Of the juice ! pound Of loaf
sugar, boil again for some time, take it off,
and, while cooling, add half a gallon Of the
best Cognac brandy. r.