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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-04
p e r f e G. r. ED.

Having for the last two years been
requested by my numerous lady
patrons, TO place in charge of my
Manufacturing and Trimming De.
partment, a practical, tasty and
competent Milliner, l have at last
succeeded in complying with their
wishes by securing the services OF
Miss KATE Quill. All who have
had the pleasure of examining Miss
Kate's trimming acknowledge that
she is, in every particular, mistress
of her profession. Miss Quill was
engaged a number Of years in the
establishment of Miss Bard's, in
Cincinnati, one Of the first Millinery
Establishments in the Queen City,
in full charge of the Trimming Do
partment, and always gave entire
satisfaction to the most fasLidious,
and has been in this city for about
two years, whore she has proven to
all hcr superior taste as a milliner
An invitation is extended to all the
ladies to call at my new rooms and
satisfy themselves.
| shall make it more of q special
ty this season than ever, to keep
u complete stock of the latest Pa
risian styles Of Millinery always on
hand. Having made arrangements
with one of the first class Import
ing Houses in New York city to
constantly forward to me all the
newest shapes in Bonnets, Hats,
and nav styles oftrimmings as fast
as they receive them from Eul ope,
will enable us to show you all tho
new styles in two days after. they
Iaud in New York city. will
continue to keep all kinds Of Fancy
Goods, Dress Trimmings, Cloak
Trimmings, Corsets, and Notions
generally, in greater variety and
better styles than heretofore.
Having a store room large enough,
and so well adapted to my business,
and having it all neatly and nowly
furnished, l feel confident that !
can make display that will make
you all feel happy to drop in and
take a short stay and look round
We will still coatinpe to bleach
and press Bohnets and Hats ii the
good old superior way. Also re-
manufacture, in the very best style,
and on short Eoticc. And the last,
but not the least important, /
boldly assert that | defy competi-
tion in prices, | will sell all my
goods at lowcr rates than any other
house dare to offer the same quail
ty of goods, and no other house can
offer the same quality of work. In
taking all of my present advan
tages into consideration, / feel con.
ident that you will all appreciate
my efforts in making and estab-
fishing perfect Ladies' Emporium
and will give me the amount of pat
ronage that is due me.
My friends will accept my warm
est thanks for their past encour-
agement and patronage, and l hope
that in the future l may have the
pleasure OF seeing you all and as
many more new friends and Gus.
toners. II. Y. HIKE.
Miss Quill extends an invitation
to all her lady friends to call and
see her and assures them that she
win bo better prepared than ever
to please them.
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Card.

Having just returned from the
East, l will resume business at J
N. Miller's, where | hope to be
able to please all my old customers
as I have donc for tho past few
years. Everything mado on the
shortest notice and in the latest
style. Therefore all persons wish.
ing to see me on any'kind of Mil
linery business, will find me on
and after the 1st day of April at
the establishment above named.
2tf. Miss LIZZIE WAND.
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Agents,
Lancaster os'o, March qs, lso7.--Sw
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Roll of Honor.
Receipts on subscription to the LANCASTER GA
zrrTg for four weeks, ending April ed.
lFor the Lancaster Gazette.
The Old Mdn's Tear.

On the Market bench he sat,
To take last fond look
At no belfry shutters Swinging wldc,
And no bellwiIhin its nook.
He paused to view the scene
That bound him once so dear,
And the old man rested on his staff,
And brushed aside tear.
Within those stately walls,
Where now destruction reigns,
lie sat and listened to the words
OF Fairfeld's illustrious names.
He turned aside from thence,
o, do not deem him'weak,
For proud his spirit Of the past,
Though tears were on his cheek.
The work Of pillage still went on,
The Old Mans eyes were dim,
As the crowd spoke out with a merry les
Twas the saddest part to him.
Go back and view the past
ofa firm and bright career, rr
No heart beat truer for the right,
Than he who shed that tear.
Lancaster, March 2sth, 1867. ELS.
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The Sabbath School Concert,
came off at the Methodist Church
on Tuesday evening, and was a
very pleasing entertainment, The
singing of the little pupils showed
skillful and careful training, and
the unison of so large a company
ofiuyenile voices produced an effect
truly sweet and charming. The
rccitations and dialogues were very
croditably given-and the music
by adult persons, consisting ofdu-
etts, trios, and solo vocal. pieces,
was we'll rendered. We would be
glad to notice the affair more in de-
tail, but want of space forbids.
ExHIBiTION TONIGHT.
At the conclusion of the concert,
Rev. L. TAFT announced that the
school would give an exhibition on
Thursday (this) evening, at tho
low rate of ton cents admission,
tho proceeds to be applied to Sab
bath School purposes--exercises to
be similar to those Of the concert,
but with a variation in tho pro-
gramme. We can safely promise
an agreeable entertainment to all
who may attend.
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The AMERICAN FAnnER.-The April number Of
this valuable agricultural monthly comes to
hand filled with interesting articles specially
adapted to spnng work. Among them we no.
tice Prize Essays on How to Improve Exhaust
cd Soil; on Blackberry. Gooseberry, and Sweet
Potato cuturc;'also an article on Pruning the
Grape, together with special "Notes for the
MONTH" with many other practical communica.
tions from experienced farmers. Every farmer
should subscribe for this EXCELLENT agricultural
paper, at 81 per year. John Turner, Rochester,
n v publls hpr
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Spring Elections in Ohio.

In Cincinnati, Columbus, and
many other cities Of Ohio the re-
suit Of last Mondays Election
shows largo Union gains, whilo The
gains reported for the other side
arc few and small.
In Circlcyille. Mr.. Wake, (Un)
was elected Mayor by 67 majority.
That city has usually been more
strongly democratic than Lancas.
ter.
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Base Ball.

The young men who have given
their names for the organization Of
a Base Ball Club in Lancaster, are
requested TO meet at tho Mayors
office on Thursday evening, April
4th, at z O'Clock for the election Of
officers, and other business.
Per ORDER.
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New Concern.

S. S. KNABENsuUE has bought
outthe Friesner Grocery, and with
replenlshments to the stock, offers
great inducements to purchasers.
SAM. is clever follow, and, we
think our citizens will find it to
their advantage to give him a
liberal support. See advertise :
ment in another place.
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Apple, two to four years old, selected trees, q
cts. each; average size, 20 cents, Pear, Stand
ard and Dwarf, two 10 three y ears old, 40 cent.
each. Cherries, two years, very fine, 90 cent
each. With other fine sorts Of apple, oiieI
the beautiful Kinkead, so named b. the Hook.
ing Valley Horticultural Society, in compl
ment toits President, j. Q. kinkead, on whose
ground grew the original tree. 1t is AN upright
vigorous grower and an annual hcarer-fruli
large red strcaked. Season from 10th ofAugust
till LIST OF October. The best PomoiOgist oi
the State having failedto identiiyit tis 6eliev-
ed to be anew variety and one 1fgrrat promise.
Troes two years old, fine size, FOE spr,ng plant
ing, So cents eath. am selling very choice
Concord Grape Vines at 70 eeG's each, better
vines tha.. wero sold in this county last simmer
BY tree podlers at $3.50 cents each Other va.
reties oil Grapes, and III sorts ofsmal, Fruits 10
be found I'm well kept Nursery.
4 am offering several hundred Of Rod Cedar.
three 10 four iect, nice re for iencing, very
low by TIC hundred. large stock OF other
Evergreens fcpm one to eight foot high. Also
'Flowerng Shrubs, Greenhouse and Bedding
Plants. ~
Vegetable Plants, In season, such as Cabbage
Tomatoes, and So cot Potatoes, Scrd Potatoes
EARLY fioodrieh. and White Snropt At 81 pei
bushei; Garnet Chill, Firke and Honitor, 81 81
per bushel,
March !, isef--Sw Lancaster, Ohio,
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REFER, KUTz q ULnIcK

This we'll known and popular
house is now opening goods for the
Spring trado-an immense stock
bought by ULRIcK during tho late
depression in Eastern prices. This
announcement will bo sufficient to
settbe goods. buying public all agog
until details are given by adyer-
tisement.
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Frank Leslis,s Ladies Magazine
for the month Of April is before us,
"a superior number, both in embel-
ishments and in point Of reading
matter, Each number of this val
liable publication contains several
pages of cuts giving the latest Par.
is fashions, with full notes of dc.
scription. For sale by T. E. Bill.
linghurst.
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Medical Notice.
nH.N onNR nIAY.RE CoNsULT

DR.E. CONE MAYBE CONSULT.
IpEDatthe following times and placeBs
In NEW LEXINGTON atthe Colborn Rouse,
on Saturday and Sundays September J and 2;
October and 7; Nov. ~ and II; Doc. 10 and
l6; Jan. 10 aud 20S Feh.2s aud q March 80
and 81 (; May 4 and 81 June and ..
ID LANCASTER At the Tatlmatge House on
Mondays after the Express Tram srnves going
West nntil 10 goes West on tSeSssys is SEPT
/; May 6; Junei0 DR.. CONE cures allformS
Of Chronic Diseases, as pysPtpsia ~ all IT'S "a;
rious varieties all dikeases ofthe Lnngs and
AR passares, as Laryngitis, Bronehitie. and
oonsumption I; all diseasea Of she Kidney =
Liver. Pancreas and the glands generslly;M M all
sals. an diseaeep ofthS Brain and Nerves, az
Epilepey, ohorea, or 81. Vitus Dance, Neural
eis, Palsy, and general nsrvoue Innutriuon
All diseases OF Fsmalee, enlarged Tonsils, and
III torme Of Horofula; also all dipeases ofthe
Eve and Ear, and all othsr Chronic Diseases.
Ono charge FOR cousuiatlop, outcAshfo
'AV1 rAprfls, lssS-2-lyl
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Balm, Whitley & Co., have just
received, fresh from The manufacto.
ry, choice lot Of cabs tor children,
in connection with other new goods
in thGir1inc, which they offer to
the public upon terms very reason.
able. Drop in and see for your.
selves. @ sfl1.i lsc
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-04
High School Graduating Exer-

AAl9AA AJOAOOA
cises.
These were witnessed last Fri
day evening by the largest au-
dience ever assembled in the City
Hall. They formed a most inter,
osting exhibition, and several of
the literary productions of the
graduates of both sexes evinced tai.
ent of a high order. The grafton
on "Tho duty Of the Adopted Citi-
zen" concluding with the custom
ry valedictory addresses, by TnoM-
AS MONAGHAN, was particularly
excellent, and superior in merit to
many of those heard on commence.
ment day in collegiate institutions.
A prize, consisting of scholarship
in Oberlin University, (fui nishcd
by that institution for award to the
best scholar in the graduating class
was awarded to WILLIAM DAVID
SON, son of DR.. Davidson, of this
city.
Tho following is list of the
essays, addresses, &C., with the
names of the graduating class;
Who can trace the Wonders Of
His hand Miss SARAH ScoTT.
Snow, its Mission-Miss SADIE
BELL.
What shall the Record bo?-Miss
ANNA REcK.
Decision OF Characteristic, VIM.
B. AAccRAcKEN.
Iccbcrgs-Natural and Human
Miss KATE GIEsY.
Receive the Dew-Miss LYDIA
HUTcHINs.
The Necessity ofan Aim-Mr
WM. DAVIDSON.
The Unity ofthe Universe--Miss
SALLIE R. HART.
Infuenco-MIss ELLA BECK.
The Duty of the Adopted Citi-
zeR-Mr. THOMAS MONAGHAN.
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YouSG AMERIcAi What shall we say about II
Why, boys and girls, the best plan is to buy
copy for 10 cents, or subscribe. live put acol-
umnin type, it could nottell all the good things
II contains. 1t is the best Chllds Magazine
published. Office, 47s Broadway, New York.
Sl.5O per year.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LOST,-A mink muf between
Jno. A. Hunters Office and the res.
idence of DR.. Miesse. A liberal
reward will be given for its return
to the store of Reber, Kutz Il III.
rick. April Att.
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Valuable Farm
for Sale.

EENHE Farm BELONGING TO THE &fbow
and hears Of George ". shoemaker dec.,
situated shen two mites North Lqst Of ileas-
AntNlle ~ Wslnut iefuship, Fairfield cOlntys
Ohio'is now offered for snie On private tafnls
A. The Farm contains about lis aercs ~
f.;A land. ofehoice wnlnut ards ursT soil. aud
IL. has uponi itE good DgslnE House. L arm,
Cafnage-ho0ee, M4at-house Wona bnps aud
spFln9.houso;at thelttter plbcs thera anA s1o
very large spriu4s, OF good limestone sg,cr;
also good eSsirg near tie Bsrn, and stseetn
o. water running through tht Tas,tlr rifison
Of the prem'Fos Hes tEo Po9d hprlc OishaTde,
the yeshgest just beginning e bear Clear
tue gwen 20 ppEchsser, and io.medNss, foa-
session II desired
For terms cnouire ~ The owuern 81 ihd stem
ises, orOf the uudersianed, -. Q sEiTL.
Plcasanisille, o., Dec. II, Iste-Nse.
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THANKs.-Lieut. e. H. PARSONS,
of the 18th Infantry U. s. A., now
on duty at Washington, D. c., will
accept our thanks for late copies Of
Washington City papers.
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APOLOGY. This has been moving
week with the senior editor Of the
Gazette, and the fact will account
for the meagreness of the editorial
department in tho present issue.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
April 1st, 1867.

Those who desire TO SEQ me on
professional business, VIII please
find me ut my former Office, on
Broadway, one hundred yards
south of the market house, east
side. II. SCOTT.
April 4-2t.
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BASE BALL.-The organization
of a club in this city is going ahead
in earnest. See notice, We have
the material here to compete in the
game with any Of our. sister cities.
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Desirable GUY Rroperly 81
sale.

FENHE undersigned olIers her property, "a tha
city Of Lengl.ater, 0Aio.lor saie cn ytaspnu,
bic toIua, Said pfcptity donsisia Il a ecod
-, frame DHtllhK 4 oufc and hsosassry ont
fiA lnidngs sliiu rood rcpeir. located 90
la 10. 40 izi, nosih side ofweirut stree,
and east Of High siroti.
For further partlcplafs apply 70 r. y. Rsin.
auNp 3OA, Lancaster, Ohio. RLlaA. hutsE,
J.n. 81, iSd7-tfs
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cERrlricArE eE AvrHoRIrY.
SbHiit iSA'E % AOihNNiii -
ITO expire on the alst day Of January, 1905.
0FFlcE or The AUDITOR OF STATE, Insurance J
DErAETsISr. CoLUNBrs, OHIO,

ITO expire on the alst ,lay Of January, 1905.
oFpIcE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, Insurance
DEPARTMENT. COLUMBUS, Ono,
February IS, 1857.
Whereas, the international Insurance Com
pany, located at New York, ia The State of New
Yorh has fled in thib - tt,.s q ,swoFn statement
ofits condition, as required by the act"T0 reg
uIate Insurance COMPANIES notineorpor ted 10y
the Stale OF Ukia." passed Apfil {, 1856. and
amended February ., 1864. and the act 10 reg.
ulate Foreign insurance Companies" passed
April s, lSd6; aud, ghgreas, sad Company has
furnished the uude ersigncd satisfactory evidence
that it IS possessed OF an actual Capital ol al
least One hundred and riity Thousand Dollars.
invested as required by said acts; aud, whereas,
said Company has hled in this Office written
instrument under it, Corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof, authorizing
any agent or agents Of said Compsny IL. tins
State TO acknowledge service ofprocsss, Tor aud
IN behalf Of SAID cQlnpauy according iOihe terms
OF said act OF April ), ls5d.
Now, therefore, In pun suance ofthe acts afore-
said, |, JAMES H. GObaAN, SuIltor OF State for
Ohio, do hereby certify ths, said international
Insurance Conipany.oi New YORK, " authorized
to transact the business Of Fire and Marine In
surance in this State up,il .he thlrIy-hTs day
Of January, in tho year one thousand eighi nun
dred and sixty eight. -
ln.Nitnesswhereof have hereunto suhscrib.
ed'riJ pane and caused the seal OF
[sIAL, my once to oe,atiixed the day ana
wear above written.
JAS. II. GOLDMAN, Auditor Of State,
B.F. Reinmund & Son,
agents,
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CoURT.-Milton Delong, on trial
last week for the murder of Miss
Barbara Shaeffer, was acquitted,
after twenty minutes deliberation
by tho jury.
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IsrAl.l t5csrAnrl
orrscr ar rnE ArpI1Oa OF sEATr,

CULuNDrs, O, Feb, ., I0h1.
tits hereby certified that the foregoing IS a
correct copy OF the statemont Of Condition OF
the international Insurance Company Of New
York, made to and hled in this office, for the
year 1857.
isEAL.l Witness myhnnd and seal offcially.
JAS. H. GOLDMAN, Ag1itog of State.
By JAS. WILLIArs, Chlef Clerk.
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KGHLER q MAYER have just re-
ceived q large and magnificent
stock Of Boots, Shoes, &C., proba-
bly, snrpassing any thing in that
line ever seen in the city. Partic-
ulars by advertisement next week
Meanwhile, give Them q cali.
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Good for Rushcrcek.

The election of Monday in this
true blue township, resulted in a
Union majority Of 81, on the vote
for Trustees. A gain Of 8 votes
compared with the last October
election.
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s7Arr or Nav YOR., cors1ror Nav a.

STATE or NEw YoRg, CorNTYoF Nav
YoRs, fangsry zGth, 1861. '7'
Charles Taylor. Presideat, Rad q. C, Hines
Secretary of the international Insurance Com
psny, being seyerslly sworn dspese and say,
that the foregoing Is full, true and correct
statement OF the affairs OF said CompSuy.
CHARLES TAYLOR, President.
c. c. HISE, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and Subscribed the date last above
written before me.
CHARLES NETTLEToN,
Commissioner for OHIO.
[sEAL.l [5c srANrl
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Attaehment.

George Boyer PiAintIH, ! ID efolo . Feeder,
George Punk, Defendant To, Fairasid Co. 90 o.
On the leth day OF Fsbfuafy. A. b. 1867, said
justice issued an order Of attachment IN the
above action Tor the sum ofhfty dollars
GEORGE BOYER.
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Gardner 4 CAsrry

Are opening a tremendous stock
of Groceries in the old Pairan cor
ner. They keep good goods, and
sell at low rates. We've tried 'em.
Gall In at their establishment, and
look for advertisement next week.
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Rat Hunt.

We call attention TO the notice for
meeting to arrange proliminaries
for q grand rat hunt in this city.
An enterprise which promises any
reduction in the greatest pest to
housekeeping, should receive the
hearty encouragement of every
citizen.
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WALL PAPER,
Spring Wall Paper and Window
Shades.

Just received at Tuthill's a large
and elegant stock of gilt and stamp
ed gold Wall Papers, of the finest
manufacture, all now designs
Plain and gilt Window Shades.
1.3w.
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Orrin e. Peters,

(At the old stand Of Peters, Mile,
d Brother),
Is Just receiving from the East, one
Of the best selected stocks of
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, HATS,
NOTIONS, DoMEsTICs, &c ever
brought to this city, and at prices
to suit every person.
Give him q call and see for your,
selves. 13t
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Fxecutors' Notice.

MToT.cE is hereby given that the underngn.
cd have been appointed and qualified ae Ex-
ebisors 81 tho Estatsos william X.gsr, deo-, .asa
" 80 - -''- 'NN henry KI6ER,
HE2EKIAH KIGEE.
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NGTiCEi
March 2i, lsGT-5w.
BE A UTY!
AUBrPy, GOLDEN, FLAXEN, ANp
FIggN CURLS,

DRnDucED by the use SfPT9f DEBklEtn ,'l,I ~,
;t1s-rsnted 10 curl the mot straight mo stun
born hair Of either sex into way rinq4ts. III, or
heavy massive cuIls. llas been used e3 lhe lhe
fa,hionshles OF Paris and Lonao9 riin @ ne
most gratifying gresults Does no iilers - tns ~,
b,,r price by y.nail, sealed uui rost pe,g &
rasc-i, ire circulars mailed free. ADDRESS EF-'
GER, SHUTS & co, Chemists, No ~ W'eg
ST., Troy, n. Y, sale agents for tAe tii'su
States.
Feb. IA 'gT-ly ua1
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Hats and Cans.

Call at Brooks Hat Store for tho
best and cheapest Spring Hats in
the city. 1921
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"E will offer an entire new stock offspring
w ooodS 81 one halfths former prices.
ns-No old gool, On lana a hIgh pr!.e..eclI

Ney goods vlll be received almost daily at
greatly reduced phces.
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Family Groceries

We have superb dots of all grades. of Coffee,
Tea, Sugar. Molasses, Syrup, Starch, Raisins,
Cheese, Confectionery Prunes, Spices Fruits
in their season. Salt by the pound md barrel,
Soaps, all Kinds of Extracts, Dye Stuff, So,
20. of
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&c STAR'S"
CELEBRATED
OP

For Ner rous and Sick Headache, OoStive-
ness, Indigestion Dyspepsia, Billiousness,
Constipation, Diarrhea. Coles, Chills, Feyers,
and general d~erangement Of the Digestive
Organs.
Boxes, 26 cts , so ctr., and 81 Sizes.
Sold BY all Druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY h CoSTAR, Depot 4S4
Broadway, y. Y.
emo 90.
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Wonderful but True

MADAME REMINGTON, the world 70.
noxnsd Asirologigt and sOmnambuiis,io
Clairyoyini while in a ciairvoyant state, de-
nneaiesA Mo very features Of the person you
are 10 marry. aud BY the aid of an instru-
mont OF intense power, known as the Pyi Oh.
omolrops. guarantees 10 produce q perfect
and lifs like picture Of ihe future husband
or Sifc Of the applicant. with date Of mar
riaes ~oesupalion, leading traits Of character,
30. This Is no imposition, as testimonials
without number can assert. By stating place
Of birth. ago. disposition, color Of eyes and
hair, and enclosing fry cents, and stamped
envelope addressedt 10 Y5urself, you will re-
ceive the pi'ture BY return mail, together
with desired information.
address Ia confidence. Madame Gertrude
Remington, P. 0. Box 2o7, West Troy, N. Y.
Dss. u, lS69-iy26
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-06-12
ROAD NOTICE.

To the Commissioners Of ashland Co:
We, the undersigned, your petitioners,
freeholdsis in the County of Ashland,
pray for the establishment Of a
county road, beginning on the road lead,
ing from Mohicanvillo'to Loudohville, at
a point where tho South line Of Section
Five Of Range Twenty, 10 Lake township
intersecls the Aforesaid road thence west
along said section line and the south line
Of section Six, same township, and range
10 the old County road thence North
saidroad about ten rods to the Southeast
corner of section ono, range sixteen, Of
Green township thence west along the
South line Of said section TO the road
leading from Perrysvillei 10 Mobicanville.
MANY PETITIONERS,
May 1, 4w