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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-06-24
PerrysviIIe Items.

The citizens of Green township will
be gratified to learn that DIR. G. w.
Parr has located In Perrysville.
DIR. Parr comes to us highly recon-.
mended a a physician and surgeon by
the medical faculty of the Cleveland
Medical college, where he has attend
ed two courses oflectures. Especially
is he commended to us by Oh. Thayer
of Cleveland, one of the best surgeons
in our state.
ehope village may possess att
fractions and p~ecuniarv advantages
sufficient to induce the doctor to remain
permanently among US, as he is the
kind of stuff good citizens are made of;
earnest, enterprising, ready to lay
hold of any good work, full of the zeal
that never grows cold, and generous to
a fault.
The evening before the telegraph
had brought us news of impeachment
a splendid meteor crossed the heav-
ems from east lowest, leaving behind it
a tail of light that gradually faded
away. The light streamed in at our
windows, and cast shadows upon
walls, just as though a lamp had been
slowly carried past.
1t had hardly died away, when from
the west came an explosion like that Of
a cannon or the blasting of rocks
Everybody thought the annon in
Mansfield were called out to make
known the final result of the slost
cause, jr."
A neighbor of ours, a good demo-
crat, tumbled out of bed and started
for Perrysville to hear the tidings.-I
When about half way to the village,
he stopped and asked himself the ques-
ton, "who is to fire cannon, I wonder
the democrats, sure, for it is not
their fight, and why in thunder would
the the radicals do it; a nan amt apt
to rejoice or make funny demonstra-
tons when his own dog turns and
bites 'im."-and summing up the
matter thus wisely, he turned and
went home again.
The next night there was a similar
meteor in the mid-heaven, but the ex-
sounded from an opposite direc-
ton. These meteors, slowly crossing
the heavens in wide pathway of fad
ing light, the trail growing DINNER
and DINNER, are a grand sight, and
one that fills the beholder with an awe
unlike that which ONE to him while
upon any Of the sublime sights
in nature.
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Aetna Insurance.

June l0Cn, 1905.
take pleasure in informing the
public tnat the ETNA Insurance Co.
of Hartford, Con-, has fully sustain
ed the reputation she has so worth
lily acquired during her history of a
half a century, of fair and promptly
meeting her losses. by and by the
prompt payment of my loss and
damage IN full on my dwelling house
by fire on the 9Th ultimo. 1t as
sures us. and is a guarantee to the
public of it's unimpaired integrity
and ability to readily meet all just
claims upon it for indemnity against
the ravages of fire in your hour of
need. 1 also particularly desire to
express my thanks to Mr.. d. II.
Young. special agent, and to Messrs.
j. W. & Geo. B. Smith, local agents,
who adjusted the loss to my entire
satisfaction.
P. @. STONER.
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THANKs.-We are under obliga-
tions to Hon. William Larwill for
valuable legislative documents.

AETNA.-Ws call the attention of
the public to the statement Of MIR.
Phillip @. Stoner, in relation to the
payment by the Aetna Fire Insu-
rance Company of Hartford Conn,
of his loss sustained by the fire in
this place on the 9th inst The
promptness with which this compa-
ny has met this loss, is only one
among the many evidences of its
fair, honorable and ready manner of
meeting BIl its liabilities, and justly
entities it TO such,s as the leading In
surance Company of the United
States. When it is considered that
the CURRENT losses by fire in the
United States averages about $780,
06o Der day, the absolute necessity
of selecting an unfailing and r liable
institution for reliance in the hour
of need, must be apparent to every
thinking mind. The ETNA, stand
ing nearly halfa century, has paid
losses to the amount of over
S23, 100000. Its net assets amount
to over 81, 300, 900, of which it has
cash in bank to meet contingencies.
Such a company is a real blessing
to the country, especially in these
extraordinary times of fire. Its
large capital, prompt and honorable
manner of adjusting and paying
losses should commend it to the
public. j. w. 81 George b. Smith
are its agents for Ashland, and we
would recommend all those not al
ready protected by an ETNA policy,
to call at once at their Office on
Church street and secure one, as de-
lays are dangerous, and you cannot
spend a small amount. of money to
a better advantage than investing it
in an ETNA policy.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-06-24

Doors ! Doors !-E. W. Wallack
has just received a large supply of the
choicest Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Ladies
Gators Childrens Shoes, &c, for Spring
and Summer wear. His establishment
is filed with the very best articles to be
obtained in the market. 1t will pay
to give him a call before purchasing
elsewhere, as he is determined to sell
cheap, aud accommodate all. Give
him a call, and you will find him right
up to the times.
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FINE FARM o SALE.-Mr. d. III.
NJ. Shidler, will offer for sale his farm,
consisting of LAT acres, 100 acres clear
ed, with good dwelling houses, fine
bank barn, and a pair of good driving
horses, buggy and harness, a lot of
sheep and farming utensils, on the
premises, on the road leading from
Rowsburg TO Lafayette. in Perry TIP,
of this county, ON
Friday, July 10M, 1860.
Terms made known on day of sale
Here is a fine chance to obtain a sp;en-
did farm. Go and see it.
4w5O.
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DESTRUCTIVE FRE.@A friend fur
nishes us with the following;

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A friend fur
nishes us with the following;
The residence Mr.. james Patterson,
in Stark county, Ohio, a large Water
Cure establishment, was burned OF the
night of the 18th of june. The fire
originated in the kitchen, and the flames
spread with such rapidity that in a few
moments the whole house was one mass
of fame A widow with her two
children was sleeping in the second sto-
ry. She jumped out with the infant in
her arms, telling the other to follow,
but the poor little fellow failed to do so,
and persisted. Mr.. Patterson lost every
thing that was In the house, including
about Sc, 600 IN cash and notes. The
house was estimated to be worth about
Sc, 900. We are not informed whether
the property was insured, but presume
it was not,
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P. Q. sToNER.

Congress.-We are requested to an
nounce gratis, the following gentlemen
as candidates for nomination for Con-
gress at the hands of The Republican
party
John Doughcrty, A. L. Curtis, j.
81. MComb. s. Nj. Barber, 7. G. Bush
nell, Cal. Beer, j. W. Smith, Gen. w.
Slocum, Jacob Hildebrand, W. T. John
son, and L JEFF. Sprengle.
May they have merry time. TIL
Democracy intend to beat the lucky chap
that gets the nomination of the RAIDS.
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STOLEN --On Thursday evening,
june IL, a stranger left under suspi-
cious circumstances, 1.-THE Livery Sta
BILE of the undersigned, a sorrel horse,
about six years old, sixteen hands high,
thin In flesh, right hind foot white and
star in the forehead. The owner can
have his horse by proving prereE.y,
and paying expenses for keeping and
advertising; otherwise he will be sold
according to lay.
SPRINGER & MILLER.
Livery Men, Ashland, O.
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SToLEa.-On Friday, May Sd, a
light bay horse, Eve years, hind legs
white nearly to the knees, one fore.
leg white to the pasture joint, is thin
in flesh, of medium size ; and was cap
tured from a man who made his es-
cape. The owner can have his horse
by proving property, and paying the
charges for keeping and advertising
otherwise he will be sold according to
law.
L. Fl. KIPLINGER,
Sheriff Of Ashland County.
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HOWARD AssocIAT1oN-BRIDE AND
BRIDEGROOM Essays for Young Men
on the interesting relation of Bride
groom to Bride in the institution of
Marriages. Guide to matrimonial fe-
licity, and true happiness. Sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge. Address, Howard AssocIA-
TON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
Iy-51
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youngstown, New Castle aud Erie Ex-
press leaves Youngstown, 2,30pm /; New
Castle, 4,00pm arrives Pittsburgh, 6,00pm.
Returning, leaves Pittsburgh 7,15am ; ar
rives New Castle, 9,4oam Youngstown,
Il ,40am.
youngstown, New Castle and Pittsburgh
Accommodation leaves Youngstown, 900
am New Castle, 7,1Cam arrives Allegheny
10. e0am. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh,
4,35pm, arrives New Castle, 7,05pm Youngs
town. 7,50p.m.
F. R. MYERS,
Gen eral Tic ket Agent.
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ROAD TAX NOTICE.

ROAD TAX NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given'that the
amount of Road Tax assessed Ly the
County Commissioners and by Town
ship Trustees in the several township
II Ashland County, for 1868, is as fol-
lows
In Green, Lake, Vermillion, Perry,
jackson, Milton, Clearcreek, Orange,
Sullivan, Troy and Ruggles townships.
ten cents on every hundred dollars val
uation.
In Hanover township, Forty cents.
In Mohican township, Fifteen cents.
In Montgomery tp, Thirteen cents,
and in Mifiin tp., Fifteen cents, and on
every hundred dollars valuation ; and
that said tax may be discharged by Ia
Dor on the roads made under the di-
r~ections of the Supervisors of the sew
eral districts of said townships.
R.. M. CAMPBELL.
County Auditor.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
Stations Exp'ss Exp'ss Exp'ss Ex

Stations Exp'ss Exp'ss Exp'ss Exp'ss
Chicago 8,2Oam 9.20pm 5,85pm 4,50am
Valparaiso 9,59am IL ,96pm Z. 10pm 6,67am
Plymouth 11,25am 12,37am 9,00pm 9,10am
Warsaw 12,21pm .82am 9,50pm 10. Foam
Columbia 1,00pm 2,l7am 1O,30pm II, I5am
Fl. Wayne 2,O0pm 8, liam II, l5pm IL, 20pm
Van Vert 3,02pm 4 .30am II. 15am 2,0spm
Lima 4,00pm 5.35am 1.15am 3,I9pm
Forest 5,09pm 6.53am 2,18am 4,43fm
. Sand ky 5,33pm 7.18am 2,42am 5,14pm
Bucyrus 6,09pm s,01am 3,16am 5,57pm
Or est A6.S4pm s,30am 3,4oam 6 .sOpm
line ID 6.55pm 9.1Oam 3,55am 5,30am
Mansfield 7,2spm 9.37am 4,24am 6,1Oam
Wooster S,53pm 11,00am 5,50am Sloan
0rrNilleL 0-16pm1l27am- 6.I5am 8.4lam
Massillon 9,50pm 11.57am 6.47am 9.20am
Canton 10,O6pm 12.13rm 7,sOam 9,40am
.tllianee O,5Gpm l2.55pm s,65am 1O,4oam
Salem 11,20am I,25pm s.32am 1.25am
Rochester l,05am 8,02pm 10 05am 1.55pm
Pitts .gh 2,10am 4.1Opm lilo am 4,20pm
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PERSONALITIES. N. Rutan of
Milton TOWNSHIP, a lady over seven
ty-five years of age, and a democrat
all her life, came into our office a
few days since and subscribed for
the Estates and Union" She says
she has raised all her boys in that
firth and never feels right unless she
aids in increasing the circulation of
sound democratic papers. If we
had more such, the country might yet
be extricated from the grasp of the
Shylocks that are eating ont the
substance of the people.
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TBAINS GOING WEST,
Stations Exp'ss Erp'ss Exp'ss Ex,'ss

Pittsburgh 6.45am 9,30am ,45pm 2,eOam
Rochester 8,15am 10, 40am 8 .05pm 3,IOam
Salem 10,3lam Il, 26pm 4,51pm 4,54am
Alliance 11,25am 1,15pm 5,45pm 5,45am
Canton IL 13pm 1,5epm 6,2spm 6,27am
Massillon 12.4Opm 2,1spm 6.45pm 5.47am
0rrvi!ls 1,32pm 2,52pm 7,1spm 7,17am
Wooster 2,07pm 3,20pm 7.45pm 7,45am
Mansfield 4.O0pm 5,O0pm 9,2spm 9,1eam
cres,,. IA 4.45pm 5.30pm 10, 00p 9,45am
ID e.0Qam 6 .O0pm 10. 15pm I0,0Oam
Bucyrus 6,29am 6.40pm 1O,41pm 1O.25am
. Sand'ky 7,18am Z ,19pm II ,14pm 10 ,58am
Forest 7.49am 7,51pm 11.47pm II pam
Lima 9.03am 9,08pm 1,15am 12,27pm
Van Vert 10, l5am 0 ,16pm 2,07am 1,2Spm
Columbia l,O0pm 1878 am S,56am 3,37pm
Warsaw 1.55pm 1.32am 4,42am 4,22pm
Plymouth 3,06pm 2,33am 5,55am 5,10pm
Valparaiso 4.47pm 4,15am s,24am 6,35pm
Chicago 7,00pm 6,20am 9,1Oam S,20pm
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CHARACTER OF GOODS.

Our stock will always be found to con-
sist of nothing bat the best makes of every
de ~'crirtion of GOODS usually found in
q first class DRY GOODS STORE. Our
advantages for buying are not surpassed,
and by close application TO business and
honest dealings, we hope to meet a very
liberal share Of patronage.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-06-24
NEW CARRIAGE MANUFAcT6Ry
I'M ASHLAND.

A T the old Carriage Shop formerly .oe-
n cupied by Ames & &Leach.
We would respectfully inform fine sIti-
Gems of Ashland and adjoining couples,
thu the well known firm of H. J.. TRA-
YER & CO., of Wa6sworth, Ohio, have
established a Branch Shop. in Ashland.
VIII ere we shall keep on hand. and make to
order, all kinds Of CARRIAGES RqG-
GIES, SLEIGHS. of the latest styles and
impro, ements All or work is
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-06-24

DEcEAsED.-Mr. George Limbeck
died on Friday, june II, after a severe
illness of some weeks. A post-mor-
tenn examination showed extensive dis
ease of the stomach. He was buried
at Canal Fulton, the place of his for
mer residence. Mr.. Limbeek was a
quiet, industrious and exemplary citi-
zen. He was a member of the M. E.
church, and died in hope of a better
world beyond this vale of tears.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
MEN OF OUR DAY

TIL e lives of GRANT, COLFAX, and all
the leading men of the nation, fover SOY in
one volume, by DIR. l.. P. Brockett, the pop
vlar Biographical Editor of '.Appleton's
Cyclopaedia." Over 600 pages and AZ fine
steel portraits. The only complete or re-
liable work of the kind published. Price
very low. Sales immense. Any intellI-
fent man or woman can clear $3.50 to 300
per month. One agent made $500 in five
weeks. Send for circular.
Address ZEIGLER, & McCURDY co,
Publishers,
Phira. Gin, O., Chicago, Ill. st Louis, Mo.
2m50.
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GooDs, GooDs.-Brubaker d Kun
He, of the new firm, have just received
a large supply of goods from the east.
They consists of every variety of sum-
mel wear, and will be sold at as reason
able rates as can be had in the market.
Give them a call, and suit yourselves
with the best in the market.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-06-24

THE Wayne County Democrat comes
to us clothed in a new dress this
week. The appearance of the paper
is very fine. The editor is entitled
to a very liberal support from the
democracy of old Waye for his enter
prise, and improvement upon the Demo
crat.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-06-24

Remember at Parmely's you viii
find the world renown GROVER Il
BAKER SEWING MACHINE. and
the only Sewing Machine which re-
eeiyed the highest prize above all
Medals, receiving "the cross Of the
Legion Of Honor at the Paris Exhibi-
ton.
April 18th, 1868.
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FooT RoT.-The greatest remedy
vet discovered for the cure of that
terrible malady, Foot Rot and Fouls
in Sheep, is Shepherds Joy. Far
mers having sheep afflicted, should
procure a bottle Immediately. Man.
ufactured and sold by FoLrz & BAR
RON, Ashland, o.
n4Stf.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Administrator of the estate of VIVA.
S. Strickland, deceased.
w. ARMENTROUT.
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"A SPLENDID
FARM FOR SALE.

a SPLENDID
FARM FOR SALE.
r offer my for sale situated two miles
and a half South of the fourishing
otwn of Ashland. This farm contains
81 ACHES
of excellent black soil land, 25 acres Of
which is in timber, the balance cleared
and under good fence; a good orchard
Of fruit and a good sugar orchard of
800 trees. Also a good bank barn
40x7O feet, with well in barn yard
The dwelling house is frame and in
good condition, with never failing we'll
of water at the door, spring house, and
never failing running spring water
through the farm. This is one of the
best pieces of land in Montgomery
township. Any person desiring a
good farm, will do well to call and see
this one. Enquire on the premises of
B. H0UCK,
Or of Michael Miller, Miller House,
Ashland.
For further particulars inquire of
j. D. Jones.
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and Musical Instrumentssof every de-
scription. Give him q call for he is
selling the very best makes of Instru-
ments, and at prices that defy compe-
tition. Old Post Office Building,
Main ST., Ashland, Ohio.
1y-n41.
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AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,

COLUMBUS, O., June I'd, 1868.
It's hereby Certified, That the
Farmers Insurance Company. located
at Holloway, Knox County, Ohio, has
been duly changed from a Mutual to a
Joint Stock Company, retaining the
name of Farmers Insurance Company.
That It's Capital Stock is 500 600, all
of which is paid up IN notes and mort
cages on real estate. That its assets
are as follows, to-wit:
Notes secured by Mortgages 800, 900 90
-6usir I'm Treasury e67 SO
Cash in hands Of Agents 1876 43
Estate owntd by the Company 600 90
Total Assets s1o6, 1876 %
Amount of outstanding Policies
under old Organization So, ZOO, 100 90
Premium Notes of old Organization Al ,007 81
Liabilities of old Company
so per cent. Reinsurance on the
S41'O07.67 2O,503 SO
In Witness WAereoG l have
hereunto subscribed my name and
Tseal1 caused the Seal of my Office to be
affixed, the day and year above
written.
JAS. II, GOODMAN.
Auditor Of State.
S. HILDBRAND., Agent.
W 81
A
Great many people who read news
papers, never even give a hasty
glance at q business advertisement,
and if a
has achoice variety of goods, which
he is selling at very low prices, it
hardly pays him to publish the fact;
therefore we have
FOUND
it best to print this notice, and in
vite everybody to call and see our
stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemi-
calls, Toilet and Fancy Soaps, Per-
fumeries, Pomades, Hair-oil a great
variety of Inks, Pens and Penhold-
ers, the best Italian Violin and
Guitar Strings. Paints and Varnish
Brushes, Whitewash brushes, Yam
kee Notions in great variety. Those
who wish to examine our goods and
save money, and those who 4 not
DEAD
to their own interests, will not fail
to buy their Drugs and Medicines
and all the other goods they use
m
our fine at very low prices and
small profits at our store IN
ASHLAND. o.
30 PANCOAST & son.
lYr4S2
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HORSE RACE.-The race between
the Cooper horse and Dixie, came off
on Friday afternoon last, as promis-
ed, and resulted in the defeat of
Dixie. Considerable money changed
hands, and "benzine' flowed with some
freedom Headache in abundance
the next morning.
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DRUGs ! DRUGS III. r. Squire
has just received, and has for sale, at
his Drug Store, for medical purposes. a
very superior quality of French Cogu-
lac, Brandy ; and French Port Wine.
We are of opinion it is the finest in the
market for medical use. Physicians
will do we'll to examine these articles
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-06-24

EDITORIAL CHANGE.-The Seville
Democrat has changed hands, and is
now edited by F. 6. McCaulley, Esq.
His salutatory is well written, and we
think the democracy of Medina county
fortunate in obtaining the services Of
Mr.. McCaulley. We trust the democ-
racy of that county will lend their a r
nest help in sustaining their democratic
organ; and that it may be made instru-
mental in redeeming Medina from the
sway of the Jacobins.
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WAKE UP OLD FoLKsl Wake up
Young Folksl Everybody wake up
A bountiful harvest is coming. 1t on
ly comes once a year. Then go to
JoHNsoN's for your fine large Oil,
India Ink and water eolored pictures,
Gilt and Rosewood frames, Lockets,
Cases, Gems, DC. Entire satisfaction
guaranteed. At Ensminger's old stand,
one door east of the Miller House,
Ashland.
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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railway.

On and after May 11th, 1868, Trains
will leave Stations Lilly, Sundays except
5.35 P. M, leaves daily Train leaving
Pittsburgh at Las P. NJ , leaves daily.]
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3 SPRING o

At exceedingly low prices. We have
just returned from the Sea Board cities
after purchasing our immense STOCK of
S~easonable Goods (previous to theg great
recent advance in calicoes) at a less cost
than has prevailed for the PAST seven years.
Enabling US to sell at prices that cannot
fail to meet the approval Of all.
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Gall nad see us in oar Mp Room.
GRAHAM BLACK,
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CASH

Feeling assured that it is net emily better
for ourselves. but for our customers to
adhere strictly to this method. We have
concluded to adopt the CASH SYSTEM
which will prove in the end more safisfac-
tory to all.
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w arranted.

AS we use nothing but the best material
and employ none but first class mechan-
les. We feel safe in saying, that for dn-
rability and finish, eur work stands seconi
to non made in the State. All of which
we will offer, at as low a price. rs the same
quality OF work and times viii admit Of.
We also give notice, that We do Re-
pairing pertaining to any part of the
Carriage Business, on short notice ed4at
reasonable rates. We hope by tair and
age, and request you to can and examine.
u work in all stages of oompletiep, and
we think you will be well paid for SO do
ing
HI TRAVER Il CO
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-06-24

Having purchased the interest of Mr..
Enoch Wertman, of the firm Of JOHN z.
GRAHAM & CO., the business will now
be continued under the name and style of
GRAHAM g. BLACK.
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BOOK BINDING.

with neatness and dispatch. So fetch along
your Magazines and get them bound. You
will find us on Main street. 4 doors east of
the McNulty House. at the sign of the Big
Book.
R NJ. zUvER,
No. 48 1 yr.
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PRICE CURRENTS

The place to buy CHEAP GOODS
. at No. 1, Town Hall. Be sure and
call.
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REMOVAL

We have this week removed into u
NEW ROOM, in the McNulty building
beautifully fitted up for our use. Where
we hope all the kind patrons of the late
firm with many new ones will fnd us.
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OF THE WORLD
Great Sweepstakes of the World!

OF THE WORLD
Great Sweepstakes of the World!
TNHIS Rake has been tested thoroughly
and found to gave entire satisfaction
in every particular ar. A grand trump
over all competition, and a sple ndid con
clusion eff one of The greatest contest
known in the records and trial of me
chant eng abundant evidence tina
Is the only Rake Worth Having.
thhe undersigned ere the agents aad have
He exclusive right of sale for Richland,
Huron, Ashland and Wayne Count e,
and are now prepared to supply the de-
maAd for this Rake in these counties.
These machines can be seen at the chop
of R. r. Smith Sign Painter and Stencil
mond Stress, Mansfield, Ohio.
Read this Certificate.
VAN WEnT, o., Nov. l, 1867
We think the Randall Rake is the best
Rake that we have ever seen. And our
farmers whom we have heard express
themselves , think so. 1t has worked here
o the entire satisfaction of oar folks.
A. B. McCURDY SEQ.
State and County Rights can be had by
applying to Randall, Smith s. Co., Van
Vert, o.
R. r. SMITH,
JAMES CLARK
Good agents wanted TO machine s
in the bove named counties.
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