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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-01

and its head to Mr.. Drake, of Chicago,
where it will be seen, ornamenting the Ire
mont House.
Cheyenne is 5,700 feet above the level of
the sea. The samnit of - Hack Eds =
80 miles furthervs1s s,seo fsst abds -
level of the SCI, 70 which p0intt de Rod WI
be extended before Chrise.As.
1t is suspected that the Bosd in Kansas
will be extended so miles further west this
season.
Mrs. Buford accompanied the General on
the whole trip, and her many friends viii be
glad to learn that she returned in excellent
health.
sEhinaxing car readers weuld be interesteQs
not only in knowing the remarkable progress
this road is making towards California, but
also in knowing the amount of rolling stock
now on ii, we have obtained from General
Buford the following facts as to its equip
ment ~ 20 >. s9ss neo se5gs.I
q -sa9 UNION pAcrr4c RAILROAD. Eau q
sf5lJLocomotives. 4ses aaas5ab W n
10 Passenger and Express Cars. go
263 Box Freight Cars.
635 Platform Cars
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY, EASTERN DIVISION
F Is I,oeomo olives. @sa g 'ss4sa.'2 afs ,2sa
26 Passenger and Express Cars. S1pY
231 Box Cars. 7'& a.''2< 24z .s.i
Is Stock Cars.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-01

Wells street, Chicago, L. On remittance of Is
cents in postage stamps, it viii be sent free by
mail. Also, for sale by Charles Some, AZ Soath
LaSalle street DR.. J. Lubarch, author Of the
Mirror Of Youth, has, since 1855, treated all dis
eases OF a privase nature according 10 the new
method introduced and praoticed by him for over
twelve years with the most brilliant success.
oct30d1y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-01

Il CoRKEcTIeS.-We were misled into sup
posing that the barn belonging to the Ando-
yer House, endangered by the burning of a
hay stack almost against it, was saved By
Mr.. Harris. We since learn that the credit
OF saving the building belongs to the schol-
airs attending the high school at Andover,
and gladly make the eorrection.-G Cambridge
Chronicle - - - .E--- . -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-01
FARM FOR SALE.

T OFFER MY FARM FORsALE. IT IssiT-
4 uated one naile south Of Conl Valley village
and adjoining lands Of the Coas ahey mining
ling prairie, aud has coal unddr the whole of it.
Over SO acres Of the land is under cultivation.
The fences are good and there 10 considerable
good hedge. There is good two story farm
house and plenty of sheds; also plenty Of good
water. -"ssf' u EASl , -
Terms easy "a s,.n = JOHN, CLARK.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-01
Weston ON his Walk.

: Bosros, Get 3i.--W esten, the pedestrian
arrived at the Parker House. this city, five
minutes before four. o'clock this afternoon,
dined and rested an hour and then departed
in good condition -.@
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-01
Nav HatsIl New Hats 7

Just in by express! The incest hats OF
the season Something elegant Where? al
BLOCK & NEwBURGER Bros, of course.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-01
Furs! Furs 7!

81. Ladies, if you are in want of nice set of
Furs, call at Litzen's, where you viii surely
buy them cheaper than anywhere else. Also
Gloves of any description for ladies and
gents. ,za,aBs = 81 oet30dtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-01

A very nice stock OF all the latest styles
has just been opened at L. Kiesows. Also
another lot of the celebrated Vienna Empress
Kid Gioves-ali sizes and coiors
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-01
somathing Nav.

Go to Bambergers and see his new stock
of Dress Goods, Trimmings, dc, t..
aug30dwtf. .t gff.5 r-
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Go to the Best.

Go to to the Bryant Stratton Iowa State
Business College, to get a thorough practical
business education, or to become a good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars adj
dress [enclosing stampsj the Bryant &Strat-
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-01

ID z L " EH.N 4 IUUh-
untimely death. Oh, how
much misery and sickness
would have been spared
me had / but read this be-
fore just published
Third edition. Price 25
cents. The Mirror oil
Youth, or the Mysteries
of Sexual Intercourse. By
DR.. J.Lubarch, Practicing
aysician, No 143 South
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-01
ASSAULT AND ATTEMPTED RobBERY.-

ASSAULT AND ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.- On
Thursday evening, 9th ult., on the Berlin
and Rock Island road, north of Camp creek,
in the "barrens" between the lold Manning
tavern and Samuel Clark's, as Benjamin
Cottrii, of Andover, was returning home
with a load of goods, he was assaulted by
three men who came suddenly upon him.
They demanded his money and at the same
time dealt him severe blow, which felled
him to the earth. He was found lying sense
less in the road by two men, who were pass
ing, and taken by them to Mr.. Clark s,
where he soon revived and related the seir.
cumstahoes. OHe said he had a faint recol-
lection of undergoing hasty search for his
money immediately after the ATTACK, but the
search failed from his having previously Sc.
GREETED the object of it 10 his. boot. His
watch was found several feet from where he
lay when discovered. He is now quite re,
covered exeepta severe lameness of jaw.
That part OF country seems to be infested
with cut-throats and robbers. Persons who
travel those roads should go well armed, in
anticipation of such murderous attack, and
have no hesitancy in shooting such lawless
characters as though they were mad dogs
Cambridge Chronicle. sIss j. sa Id 81 H.
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FOCAL COLUMN.
Cloaks and Cloakingg.

FIFTEEN CENTS line viii be charged fol
each insertion of articles under this head.
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Odd Fellows

Rock IslandL lodge No. Is, l. o. O, f.,
meets every, Monday Evening at Odd Eel
lows Hal, southeast corner al Illinois and
Eagle Sts., st o'clock P. NJ.
.3IaF e aEE eipeDAvID HAYES; n. G. .
T.rvJ & HAPaoN r. s. r.44z
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HITS, &C. - - - - =
Also, fun assortment of Fa.eipets an all
colors and widths. New Bugle aud Satin
Trimmings. Black and oelored Satins, all
shades Buttons in new and desirable styles.
Merinoes and Empress Cloths from auc-
ton atprices that viii satisfy any one.
All staple goods marked down TO the bot
toms- 2. as %f ~ - ~ ~ / - "a a
to- n,,s G. M. AIKEN.
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At Aiken.

A new lot OF the old Bay State corsets- a
81 100 each 81 81 To ii
Aknew supply of the Anana FlAnnels
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a 1T - ; > y = = y Y = y
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT {!

on the premises, where suit Of clothes can III.
ways be made on the shortest notice, in the best
STYLE and, like everything else az this establish
nent, al the lowest rates. The Tailoring Estas-
Isbment is in charge Of Michael bieberkneeht. an
old and experienced cutter and fnisher, who has
carried BUSINESS IA this cit for nearly IL years
If you want nice broad cloths, cassimeTes, Han
nels weeds yarns blankets, or any kind Of WOODEN
goods, honestly made, and at very low prices, call
ct the .zfa sae-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-01

DEADER, CHOOSE BETWEEN
Ii GUS age or an untimely dealt
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01
The state statislIeian.

The Crisis has the following on the
subjec, Of the State Statistician. The
office is Of NO practical account, aud the
man who holds it is an unmiiieated, ego.
tisticaI old sham, who masses together a
lotsof figures which he selects from the
reports Of the State officers. He Is. an
atiaehcof the Cincinnati Gazette, Who
publisheg all the astatisticsp long before
they are reported to the Legislaturo.-
Mansfield IS nuisance who should be
abatod K s....,... wv, t..,l !.
The Ohio Legislature, seeing II. that The
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01
.s55T5TesSgI 3A

The editor Of the Thorntown CONNER
cial was arrested last Friday morning for
stealing wood from Mr.. Utter, near
neighbor He hadaa preliminary exam
inatiou before J ustiee Craven, who held
him to bail iptho sum Of ESQ forhisap.
pearance at Court.-Lebanon Pdtriot.ds {
Country editors have been accounted
pOorftpn timeiP euosial, bds thifsthss'
frs Of such pitifal larceny, in addition to
poverty. To steal woOd, and from neigh.
Dor a. that The miserable sneak az.
eterually disgrsced the profession. Why
didn't he Butleriss bank, orforge check
andthen 0light o9srig We presume b
vhiIss Axay tho tedious houis iDjaitbJ
singing: "oh ,oood I were a boy again, y
or "WoOdmapI spare that iIssPiSFits9
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Kissing.


| A kiss fairly electrifes you. 1t warns
your blood, and sets your heart beating
ike bass drum, and makes your eyes
twinkle like stars in frosty night. 1t il
q thing never to be forgotten. No Jan
guageI eau express IT.; no letters will give
the sound. Then what in nature is equal
10 the favor Of i'll What an aroma il
has ! How spiritual it is! It is not
grass, for you eau't feed on it. 1t ia
neither visible nor tangible, nor portable
nor transferable. 5ltis not Q substance
nor liquid, nor vapor. 1t has neither
color nor form Imagination can't con-
ceiye it. : Itcan't beimitod or forged
II is confined to no one cline or country,
but ubiquitous. 1t is disembodied when
completed, but is instantly, reproduced,
and 50 Immortal. IL Is as old as the ere
alton, and yet is as young and fresh as
ever. II pre- existed, and still exists, aud
aways will exist 1t prevades all nature
The breeze as it passes kisses the roses,
and the pendant vine stoops down and
hides with its tendrils its blushes, as il
kisses the linpid strsem that wits IN the
eddy to meet it aud raises its tiny waves
like anxious lips to receive il, Depend
upon it,, Eve learned il in, Paradise. ]
How it is adapted to all circumstances
There is kiss Of Welcome, Of parting
the long, lingering, loving, present one
the stolen or mutual one the kiss Of love
Of joy and Of sorrow ;ihe seal OF promise
aud the rsceipt Of falfllment!a0It Il
strange, therefore, that womanis invici
bic whose arhory consists Of kisses, smiles
sighs and tearsl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01
Tho Great Is. Eastern tern 4 steamer. !.

A, ,pprTespeOdenb ip, describing .hl.
wonderful leviathan ofithe deep, pog in
New York, says;:' 'a]ao SaA
gshsis an eighth pf . mile long, Il
large as many villages, sndwhen she has
her complement Of passsngerS and crew,
boasts Of d population Of 8 .0ooa Her
cabins and saloons arc. handsomely fitted
,up; there b. nothing tawdry; and every.
Thing Il seropulously neat. There are
Cue mirrors, elegant chufohieses, comfort.
able lounges and easy ehairs, delightful
liitls aleoyes unexpected uiohss, With
musical iustratieatb ol alhboris, snd hall
. dozen pianos o. hds tome iFsasi3 ;
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N, !. M ~
VIII not urge me 70 this matter, ! nave
made solemn resolution to abstain from
oil kinds OF liquors consldere my hon.
or infolyed IN this resolve, and ! amfure
you Feqla nneet lhfyeI ImelpFose te!se t9lt."
"foW wtlrnot do.so by eelising me
this once, persisted the beauty. III !s
mot lar tor you alone to refuse to drink
my health. am really offended With you
! don't SEQ Why you . should refuse tc
efAa ,l,i eop'g ier ,Qese 4 \ Ad p.A'
ITO oe canoid WIN you, speakine
sioWiy, wniie DIS iace nusned painfully
y am aIratasto ooIsoa fpu,rememoe,
lag hie nulnve years' ago.ohi am airalo
tbat ssen one slngle departure 4 nom itne
pam beRe,nhreeaso sout tor mysei mish'
drag me back to y" o en- eldsao ~
Turning his head Tor a moment, ne
saw Miss, Lane standing BY. htntane ne
knew ironthe iook'of sympathy winch
her face wore that she had heard the con
yerss,ion.
"What shall lldo < AZ, asksd hfEs AZ
most unconciously.
"You must decide for YOURSELF" she
answered quietly, 'but l would die before
! would abandon such Q resolution.
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A Huge Joke.

The Cleveland Herald, speaking Of q
certain class Of Washington Correspondents
whom it thinks ore endangering tho Re-
publican party, saysssid adj zs7 iliF eY
4 "Such men ought 10 bs discarded BY
The managers Of all those papers who be
lieve the Union Republican party Is q
meS5sl laiselg and 1rOvldehtlalB ofdaiqed
forlhS political salSatOh q this beopleP
That's huge joke Think Of the
Union Republican party being "wi'ely
ana pfdsidsuiislly ordained for thospo
lilicslsalypti0hi 0f ths psOblsle ea.Thiul
IL Thad stevens 5lR A,hIsy shd Bsssl
Butler as agents q Divine Providence !
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our Treatment or ne south

iONA 4AVNtAAONs Va INV tSOutM. 7.
The New York Round Tabls CRITICS.
.es ithtjust and keen severity, aud in
fOrcible language, the treatment our Go
ernment, undet Radical auspices, has
meted ! out to our svspquished enemy.
Thetwanti Of tmaguanimity shown aud
cruelty Of our conduct, Is admirably slln.
,dea alo'iq 3 Hypothetical strain, which,
however, i simple. jaad actual facts, and
really describes in the close what has oc.
curredls Itsays,is h.1aYeo tad iaaa'i !
"0ur brother lies PROSTATE npou The
earth uuuerved, crushed id spirit, bleed
ing at every pore from the tremendous
and FINALLY Irresistible blows dealt BY su.
perior strength. He is too proud 10 ask
pity OF 70 sue for mercy. He turns to.
wards us still brave but despairibg front
aud whispers but one faint word Justice
ls it ours to set him on his feet, 10 bind
up bis Wounds, to share him opr crust
and our cup, and, confident 10 our own
massive strength, to bid him henceforth
to be with us and " US, free and equal
while we only vie with each other 10
throwing the veil of pagnanimous obliv.
ion over the pastp Or is it the Aobler
part Of Us to seize the opportunity to
Fgriud him into the dust, TO swathe his
nsryeless limbs with gives and fctters,
to take every base aud pitiful precautiou
lest be repay our generosity by stealing
herealterto our bedside to assassiuate US
while sleeping We may, indeed, take
the latter iguoblo course and be safe--at
least for d time; but will he ever be our
brother againY"qit
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01

W'nlTsTON.

pax rbLE q. snd silver Smith ,oss door We
a p5ttstss Drug etprs , Ashland, Ohio
GSid and Hissl Peas, and . eheics variety
Ss'Jsvelfys kept 90 oonstantly on ihahd.--
Ii,shospsics pad for old Gold snd Silver.
Rasahlis aSh0to brdsr, on rsAsonsbls
.rps -s,tisfr,tgrIy yarrsnisa' ilf3et
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01

! tGr Aiusgro bog vas driving "a pnls
80. Jamaisa, ahens the animal ruddsnly
stopped and refused to bulge ',Wppt
Yen gps 81 lajd. the boy, / afeA grand,
al S0at rPdss you forget your Mddsf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01
:. /. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS,

tDT Draining iA important : Oh SONS
farms tits important TO know Whsiher n
will do any good. ,tans1 ~ oalhd3 5isA
s9-Insects will not 80 50 destructive
in an orchard we'll cultivated as in one
that is left in grass, 2 y
B%Rats, on an average, weigh three
TO pound, and each. pound represents
i've bushels ofcotp.a .ggs9 a1T o
sGrBe careful 10 remove ! alt suckers
t'h't appear around the roots Of, tyses--
qpt clean WITH sharp knife. 1i.gs'AI- ~. -
s6cClean up strawberry beds before
they commence towering ,AfterDthaf
time le.ye them alone, 90 light brush
or touch whenin flower VIII often destroy
limPregnation, and Of eoupeitbe ffniti on
serTbose who keep their buggiss aud
carriages in good order, should place q
wrench on every nut at least once q
month. This Eillsavs nuts. aud bolts,
aud prevent rattlipg and year and tear. (
D@The best Watermelo Mr. J. r.
comstock writes that hs has been grow.
ing watermelons yearly for fifteen years.
having during that time tried many yari.
cites, but that called the "Slrawberry"
he has always found "Jss," osft q
tsrHog (,b,jer. y.,m;il,on -. -. {,
| M. farmers, whose hoss ' h,vs h.a uUaai -.
cholera say, he ssvsd sS.m (, 1se s.a.,;. ;ns =
parts vooS ssbss 80. , rs.,. rs .,,. " ~ lseu'us
copperas, Il psrts nplvsriasS ,u,aSnr :, ysn,'
m'kea WIN Vheat bran, once . week.
ss,- 4 m;xtura of ,br.. mart. s,..o...
COAL two narts bona mss, snS M :,
PLASTER (uypsum I, annl;ed il o,.r,;,r M A.s as
about two % four onprt, n 4 | roo,. y = !.
| tree or vine when nlsot;oc bsys Ss.a
fornd NJ f,llv rs,. :, AZ. 80 ooo.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01

2 rrA sco,ehnsu ssksa an Irishmau
rwhy were half -farthings coined ipl Epg.
land Y Pate answer vss, isTo give
Scotchhieh On opportunity of sobsefibihe
. ehititlbl6 ihsht9ticnsH ' \ 2ll -
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buH ,5etIIUbT px6 AbIlISs. ISs.5 ~ ysd
VI. l,t ,sT--,'5 ~ ~
4 gp,...i.,a1y.of da,,s dsuus,sn,s ni.d,l,,s
.egEsieo Ia,.,,, aaa,;s csgi,0Saai No 5ss
], 4. 4 oa ng Z
cmara,, car NJ The last. took place 10 Riohmoaa.
~,rh.,s sd. sdm.a ye;II3,pbda .iz,sa.nFI
BfOUne County NsRsFSk, 'SSo1RI fsa
mother rah lg, u ter pairs i Il 4 81 oda
making twenty one ,hildren jn,all. i5si -, -
sssvs,s, ,Fsnis5atoa;,srs md doms, i,,bSst
have Been paiticibatipaa' id gtiie ouprisipr
In Ireland have si,t returned TO this country, try
amohg, whom, are tbe ,Secrat.t;es as H.,
Irish WarIuud Nas5 DePartnsD,sslod sli
Various it INSTANCES cas have, K , bee,n eo,ited Il
broye hov aay ,, man y oan mia ~ and mi s ly.,
butitsremains forai MiohigaudGrutot tpaP.
The dclimax9sI0 sI0Seiuhot daysdaring the
heated term last summer, he was obsefs.
cd 70 throw himself down, Cd The grass.
under, the spreading branches of q shade
tree, and eEelaim eupbatically to himself,
"Therel breathe ifyou want to, 7 shant.'t u
Montana mines are expected to Weld
over i20,OOO,OOO this year. tI,,erI.eJ \
fTbssta. M, s,ni,a II Ro.toS u ss6
in Nsv York s2S. Il lph;i.ass,nh h;.5s,Il
A 9 seyers yem shack d a. o.,,bonsL % l ,y,a .li
ielt,arst Josenb. M;s.op,;. ve.ts,dov -, :,
"A yirein;a raper tails |. nav avsv.to
payold deb,s..-pam.lv. s,on arint;uo and i
20 ID work. W. y
clouds Of e,.,,bonn.r. hsv. m u,d. ,t.i,
appearance IN Tar.s 4 ,bYds,sa al oron.
With destruction, n99Is Jds1o6 j e7iioh
In sixteen ma npparisbesin Louis;iana L i,D LINZ y,
Upon the river, at least, oue-balf6 Of, the
500 Of the large plantations thew eousi
taiu are now totalls or partially uudor
water, and one half q The REMAND remainder wiiI
be in the same col condition before r ibe v wafer \.
ceases to spread, ouil ori no issH edi1di
| One hundreaand tfty barrels 81 coal
OIL On board two ears on the Peupsylya,
ma railroad, caught dre near Pliladsl-
ph'a on the 9Th. The beat Of the aames
burned the sleepefs and twisted the rails
for more than one hundred yards
| The largest paper mill in the world is
-,
apou' " ~ 'n'o oPeaa'ioa ~ "'eepsNie'
v0nneo''cp'' nnee' ~ s,a Wi'l turn out oo,oVo
POUNDS oi printing paper per aay' and nd Is Is
expected % pf0ou'e : aeri'ps " price c'eN'ru
| The Irish correspondent Of The New
York Herald states that there Is an OK.
,ens,Se Sen'an conspiracy maturing 70
Il I.nnnnn- hs
! r.,ur.a H. Jn..., Ha 'oor,nl.;,. ~,
n,.snvh;,s ~. .r,,,;.. ,.s.I...,, g. =.
l.s'"'''~1 lr~RfssSS "eSsssHJ 'NA Aso
deyelopement have been stopped in Amer.
ic., saoi, ,.5s s.',a5 ''. ..,,ss I, 4 ,5,s. a.s,
rt, al, q, ali,c9as,s,.,,,., ! !, al,
TO = = I e"f y d p.Vls : . .
'% y y u :. " i W." .S,a .,,a,
~ pn.D Se.a aa.,1s D.s. ,n0 'S'4'ps 's',
,ol.a /. s;,s nd !. ! ~ ! u ns
building will cover Y no less than o. ope n .cr,
and quarter ofgroaud, ode slsa u ii
i7ya'aas NJ ,a,., sL.oa &c = 49, ~. q glSg 4
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01

"a adisnl S6sss siIihIsulipida Ihavs
come to lish. In New England within 'As
past Two weeks. ela.yss f..aA
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o1OHyrnDli JONES,

Afr0RSgf At LAW, Ashland, o Partic,
Slsf Attention paid TO Collecting and bu4
sinsssi In Probate Court, Office on Church
etrest, bstvssn Main and sandusky
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49,. Z: 9. II..D,.T. yOHEsI or.

c,sii,g IE...iT. yOHJfS1O O.ts i.f
ATp0RNEY At LAM; 0fRce;th one lately
aocubiBdDby Osborn y Cirrus, on chureh
mstfeefisi NainsAshlaad Ohio,g Also au-
oihoaEhs by Che Government Q procure
vRsnlioB Certifcntts aibns "a Bounty
IAtdBAak Psytl& " a b S8AJl' t
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'.x1iYsis4ss AIeCRAYs stga2
A rToRNEf Af Law west Salem, Wayne
seonly Ohio, win attend promptly 10 all
bssiness IN bis profession. v 24f
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-01

HrsICIA n d SURG E0N, Ashland 0hioi
once over Hughes y slaohsss storsrep-
piooslts tho feErHell tsiisei SO
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GEO, Nv. HiEL, ND.

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, Ashland ohis. -
Partionlar attention will be paid 10 the
treatment ofthe following special diseases
Dyspepsia. qdisease 0f The Lizers the Kid.
Ss. sst0idli And fpi.hsllsi Cancers vi Z.
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/, i@ AZ che recent trial Of, twenty inch
spns at Fort Hamilton, New York bar,
bor,s q range Of 'fobr miles vas w: attained
with projeetiles weighing l,Oso pounds,
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sias saygoHasucGOuBs,. ,.si1 81
lffoENEf aad cUaassilor at Law, Ashland
0hiSt ONCE In tho Brick building over
Siagefs a sfdNafs stSrs. ,i5..;.- 2's V
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s.H. 6iast, I 5. rs, Hunter, N.
CLARE d, ,,HUFTER

Haps associated themselves for the prastice
* Msdieips and Surgery In the Village Of
Xlhiahd. lspecini attention given 10 The
ss ''sS itI''5 11p1a'n 's'9.s VS. n.
De-. u. isSsE aea "a ao'iss sy1ie 81. 9
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TeutOniag Insurance co.
OF CLEVELAND OHIO. sId q

CapffaI Stock, SyS 90, 900
Further responsibility, $500, 600 q
Office, so0vlLL's BL0cK, l16lsUPEti
oRsTREET mp stairsf ~ r 0aS ooe
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s@-Should all animals except the COW
die, the loss could be borne. Should she
alone die, you would have mouruing.-4l
she should be treated as astenderly as ones
wife. Keep her clean, feed hsrwsll and
respect her. Think ofaoow stauding all
night in corner, and her back covered
with ice and snow. -
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J ~ Ths daughter Of Henry w, shav
Josh Billings was married recently, il
10 Pough keepsie, ID a Pernv;an, ~ shiN
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IA Gentleman vh6 ta1rftd ~ ~ = ~.
Nervous, Debility, Rrenstpfe ds;ll. "a +.
Ne shests % you'd kfnl fnd discfliio1, rI'|. ~
tie 1afMihs ldmAA IN is1a fF>S = N q =
med 4, fhe reeipe Irnd fir6eti1nsl ~ @<|'.3
libS eimpl remedy by y hich ko M. f1-,.
Sufferers wishing u pfoft 81 IN zi.@s' -
n se,l y Aidrs1lsf
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v sWrDyps1aJeoEs
1oNVYs mua&s
y. JACOBS.

ATTORNEY. At LAW, Ashland, Ohio. All
Kinds of busihess belonging 70 the Profts-
sion promptly attended TO. Office !; the one
-Iatsly occppfed BY VIM. 7. Johnston, ep-
nosiie ihe fjftt National Bunk, Ashland
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