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(2w7)

NEW AND VALUABLE BooKs.-We
call attention. to the advertisement of
the Pictorial History of the United
States by CLOSING" and the History
of the expedition of DR.. Kane to the
Polar Regions. These works ought to
be in every family library in the coun-
try. The publishers offer very liberal
terms to. agents, for the sale of these
II will pay well for book stores,
and agents to engage in their sale.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-09

DISTRICT JUDgE.-fhe following
choice morseE appeared in the Times of
last week: %it-@ 81
"FeIloy democrats-says Baber-
my soul is stirred-Ih had expected to
address a Mass meeting, but 1 find
so small a crowd here that it won't
pay to show all the animals and 1
propaseSa night meetng.atI.the Court
House where the ~Siamese twins" will
be exhibited. They r not, jined to-
fgether like them exactly, but their
symPathies are, the same, they both
want of1ce4Critchfeid wants the
one held, by the 'eHtts Joker it pays
$4,000 in greenbacks, and my friend
Geddes wants the, zone Il helped to
make last winter specially for him,
which will pay him the small sum of
50, 500 year, It was represented
4a. us that you loved him So, that you
were willing to be taxed this extra
tS2, 500 just to give him an loffice-
see that you gire it to him, and don't
abuse our confidence in responding
to your. desires Decides hides his
face inehis hands, you ought never go
back ON him, he is. good Judge, he
is a judge of a good +salary, and few
men exercise better ftsBmsit in want
ing to be iUdqe!.''f'hHf A.,
Since the "asH MacAfns" down
street, has seen proper to give place
to suohdstuff as the foregoing, We
have concluded toilet the people have
all the facts in relation to the new
Judgeship. s~a4AaSI 9~a,z1tsA
] At the late elsetiop fQra Judge il
"A ? -
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-09

SYNODIOAL.-The thirty third
Annual Convention of the east Ohio
Synod, of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, will meet in Ashland, com
msneing ena the evening of the 18th
inst. and viii continue over the follow
ing Sabbath. -. rEIfn. 4w!
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-09

. AsDERseN's-R. NJ. Campbell adj
dressed the Milton township Demo
cratic Club al. Anderson's school
house on Saturday evening, last. The
kJlrn4 out was fair, and Mr. Campbell
acquitted himself to the satisfaction
of All present. Milton township is
Abeginning to wake up, and if we are
not .greatlE mlstakenwm roll up an in
creased majority for the democratic
ticket IN October. Keep the ball
Erollingsz ~ .-.-ar-aL.L y, -.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

Hon. T.. J. Kenny will address the
Democratic Club at the Town Hall
on Friday evening Sept. II, 1858
Let there be a fullhouse. Bring out
your ladies, your sons, your friends,
and hear the issues of the day fully
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-09

The undersigned will offer for sale
to the lowest responsible bidder, the
building of the following bridges:
Saturday, Sept. 9TH, 1868, at I
o'clock p. N, the building offs good
Buckingham Lattis Brace, covered
bridge, about 80 feet long, across the
Muddy Fork, near Rowsburg, Perry
Township. Also at the same time
Stone Abutments for said bridge:
JOHN VAN NEST, :
HENRY WICKS, u
VIM. COWAN, ,l1
Commissioners
Owl d. lao al
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby, given that the un.
dersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Executor of the estate OF
Eighinger decd, late Of Ashland
County Ohio. al parties owing said
estate are requested to make immsli
ate payment, or having accounts against
the same will present them for Probate
BENJAMIN ~EIGHINGER.
3N9
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DIR. D.. S. Sampsel will address the
Montgomery Democratic Club on
Friday evening Sept. IS, 1858 at the
Town Hall. All the conservative
people of the town and county are
cordially invited to be present.
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PERRY 1TowNsHIp ORGANIzLD.-
Pursuant to previous notice a large
number of the democrats of Perry
township who are determined not to
be the slaves of the bondholding arts
tocracy, and resolved not to- permit
barbarous negroesof the south in the
fullness of theirignoTanee to decide
who shall be the next Presideht, as
sembled in the school house in Rows
burg, on Saturday evening, Septem-
Der 9Th, and organized a Seymour
Club, by electing the following Off
GERS and executive committee:
President, Soloman Hohenshel
Vice President, John A. Strayer
Treasurer, B. Reichenbach; Secreta-
ry, J. P. Van Nest.
COMMITTEE.
John Vile, J.. P. Smalley, Peter
Lash, VIM. Hefelfnger, Mathew VIII
liams, Jacob Ceefer, Sen, Samuel D.
Moore, J. G. Mcconnell, Cyrus Nc
Faddep, John A Shidler and Hart
man ShidIer.: =
Immediately after the organization
of the club, DIR Geo w. Hill, who
was present byinvitation, was called
for, came forward and addressed the
the a~ssemblage. The meeting was
an interesting one, and all retired for
their homes, believing they had spent
the evening in a manner that would
contribute to the triumph of our prin-
ciples at the approaching election
- OBSERVER.
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y THE GREAT ~SHow.-M'Cormick i
making splendid pictures at his gallery
: just below the Drug Store of J. r.
Squire. He will be prepared to take
large number. of faces on the day of
Z the Show, and the great Democratic
Mass Meeting. Drop in and get
picture.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-09

AGRIcULTURAL NoTIcEzThere viii
be q nesting of the Ashland County
Board eof Agriculture on Saturday
Sept. 18th, 1868, a. one o'clock Pm?
at the Court House, for the transac-
ton of important business. A full
attendance of the Board is earnestly
requested.
By order of the President.
LANES LBERSON. =
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Il Neutrality-suspicious. and 9th
{ ers must positively leave their favors
n before 9 o'clock A, M, ON each Tues
day morning, or they cannot be nse r
tied, as our forms must be locked up
by 12,-M.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-09

- blinking, squirting
.ssse blatherskits of this place, attempted
q tofur1ish the Times, last week, with
a little original natter pzseious
bas httlei it &aAa-oH the derffocratic meet
as, ing of Tuesday last The performs
.1as ahee #as a brilliant one; and suited
- well the talent and genius of a fellow
bgsa that isiwiling to eat bushels sof dirt
si's'from the feet of his master, Martin
-ls4sdyEelkerse We have no doqbti the
Hso' readers Of the Times perused and rel
.yai, ished the elegantly written ~ article
~ furnished by this pedantic seribbler,
~ he succeeded. insa showing, beyond
sox doubt that all the army thieves, the
Eoa government sSindlerss and ~defaulters,
-rm t-hea7spoon spectators, the negro
M eead1a1ityist hsBond holders, the
10 .s1impeachers,J the reyolutionists and the
"a traitors To- the constitution and our
SITS governments, intend to vote for the
20 drunken military despot and stupid
.ssisltyrantr that insisted on starving north
, IS iern men M Andersonvilles by refusing
.af tor exchange confederate prisoners
-sss.qfdrheeh. 4 Try again, Mr.. Freesoil
L4sf@ Aes Tines s exactly the paper fol-
such literary illusions; and its read.
ers; no doubt, fully appreciate YOU
ssHica6gMVFiding such a mess fol
them to de9OW. =
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-09

Ice FoIrz d BARRok, have removed
their Drug Store to the Boffenmire
Block, n door east of the Miller
.si HOUSE, where they will be glad to
ssmeet their old patrons. --i
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-09

FooT RoEAThe greatest. remedy
yet 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 d BAR
RON, Ashland, o.
n4Stf
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Il is q SOVEREIGN Remedy while fdrIFsyee
and Ague, and all those stieeaseAdFhieR
are generated in q miasmatie climate, II Is
a certain preventive and CURE
That its wonderful medicinaf virtues
may not stapd alone upon our statement,
we append a few uhs olicitedi t~estiloniaIs
from those whose pc sitiSnyin seeiety and
reputation as citizens will place their evil
dence beyond all question aud carry with
them strength and conviction to tie most
;~ncredulous. ~ Ea5st2foTq iEfRSbio
Mr.. Les'e r Sexton, a wholesale metchane
of thirty years, in milwaukee,, so6etf the
most reliable and careful men in tl1ebState,
says. under date. bal tEa13 a31 sas
Milwaukee, Wis, Jan,,az4.S 1868.
Messrs, C,oG. Clark& Co., NeWEHaven, CT.
10 Both myself end w,fe have. psdls Goes
Dyspepsia Gre, and il, has. 4preEed per:
'fectly satisfactory as a remedy,-I have
no hesitation in saying that we, have re-
ceived great benefit from diseases Very
respectfully, ri bas 8yiiUssx1 SD
.lV .taauiuY9L esterSeEtonS
@ sjs OIL; % yTatiIaa ada -
10 asU gaf 'e64 bas sSg
oil 80 ri oil baH sasTS
gs2s9 yaG
fs = ig.r f,HaI-LEH8iS
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.WooD-We will take a few cords
of wood, on subscription, for winter
purposes If brought in soon. Dry
wood, such as beech and sugar pre-
ferred. Egat
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WAETED.-A good, smart, active
young man or boy DESTROYS of learn
ing the photograph business will meet
with a good opportunity by calling
at Johnson's Gallery.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-09

p CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE
~14rH DIsrRIcr.AHamilton Richeson,
. o. +. Jones, Wayne County; H.J.
Walker, HIN. Young, Medina Coun-
<ty; II. s. See, w. o. Porter, Ash
Sland County D. s. Uhl, d. S. Max
well, Holmes County n. L. John
son, p. W.aSampsel Lorain County /;
81. S.SEE Chm.
N. L. Johnson Secsy.
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Petit Jurors,

3 Petit Jurors
Joseph Becktel, Montgomery.
. Benjamin Stamin, Mifiin.
H. Shambaugh, Green.
John Tayler, do rg~I aes
VIM. EGos, r,as do .as4- a.
Samuel Plice, Jackson. 2.
Henry Switzer, do
Samuel Craig, Vermillion.
2 David Fox. - do =
Henry Wertz, Orange.
Samuel Gault, Ruggles.
H. X. Snyder, Perry.
EAaaf Grand Jurors.
George N. Guthrie, Green. a.
J. F. Beninghoff, Mifiin.
Adam Uhlman, Hanover.
EWp, G. Galloway, ,Yermillion.
Thomas Loughry, Orange.
John Buchan, Sr. Montgomery.
Geo. Miller, Orange.
Henry Keever, Milton.
G. Lepper, Montgomery.
Mcclure Davis, Vermillion.
John Bebout, Clcarcreek. "
Lemuel Merrifeld, Sullivan.
81. Drake, do
VIM WickoT, Lake hEeA3 .
2John..G reenleeJ do 81 81
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CURE,

CUE U1SPEPCIA CUNNJ
s efi13oas1 Ell
rsst,s tdDsssa aoltssRes3
5gn 7.aI .sesse i9tEf sd q
.57 -iit ~s2sisuj %ai5sSs2SO
This world renowned remedy 7forsthe un.
o. = falling cure ofs Rctss
,a DYSPEPSIA3of. sAs
Indigestion; Sick HeadacRe, S6ufness
or Ac dity of Stomach, Rising OF
Food, Flatulency, Eassitdde,
W~eariness. B~iIionsness,@n
and all disorders Of STS
the Stoniach SsssJ
and BoW.17Sea ess
sag 4 @@aek- sd3 asiR ,eb
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TOBACCO s CIeAEs.-osePh Able
has established a Cigar mandfaetory
one door east of BushnelPs Provision
Store, where he viii be able to supply
the market with an excellent quality
of cigars and tobacco. Examine his
STOCK.
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PHoroeRAPHs.-J. III. Kell is still

FH0TOGkAPHS-0J. H. heII Is BIIII
taking excellent photographs at his
Old stand. He is now assisted by E.
n. Ensminger, and can say to the
public that he is prepared to do first
class work on the shortest notice and
would be pleased to have his friends
drop in and examine his work.
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PICTURES! PICTURES!

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: aTHaNKs.-We are indebted to the
iCol6mbus Crisfs for an admirable
Likeness nof Horatio Seymour and
frank Blair. The editors of the
risis are presenting these likeness
'es to those getting up clubs for their
mRer.a They ought to be in the
possession of every democrat in the
land ore
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ASHLAND, SEPT, 9, 1868.


BkUnAKRRs - KUNkLE.-Iacob
Brubaker of this firm is now in the
east purchasing a large stock of new
fall goods, which will be here in a
few days. Call and examine them.
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THE next session of the Ashland
Common Pleas will commence in Ash
land, Sept. It'll, 1868. The following
are the
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-09
STATIONERY

We have on hand a large stock of School
Stationery N full assortment at low prices.
Writing paper from the best manufacturers
Envelopes of every size and quality /.
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aExTREME cAsE,f cbKE6.
From R1ksaac Aiken ,4iiegkanS, Pal
Joseph Fleming. Druggist, ssa

FROM Kebetsaac Aiken ,AlieghanY, Fa.I
Joseph Fleming. Druggist;
70 Inc, "a MARI et Stree, nPlrtsEhrg.
: Sir,I take great plessureainH Hating
that, after having sufferedfEo dyspepsia
fol. about fifteen years. AT some periods
much more Than Others, I have been entire
~ cured by the use ofCoe's Dyspepsia
Cure. My friends know that of late years
my case has been an extreme honessI had
great suffering, from eatingeanyaakind CT
food, and. on an, average. Yonldv vomit
about one,third of my meals. ina Sour, in
digestible mas. When the severe, attacks
would come, Iswould lose all strength and
be utterly helpless;1 Somesof fhga1ttaeke
becse seEere7that for d~aEstoGether 1
would not retain any thing, onamY~ Stom-
ach, save q little dry loastandI e0. For
years l knew not whatie VAS ID pass i've
consecutive hours without intenGe pain.
From The time ] took The frst dose Of this
medicine I:ceased somitipg, gradually an
sorenees passed away, and sqesh and
stre1Gth returned, and ever sinte I have
been able to eat any Zkindaef foodlGsl npon
the table, Six monthsthaveE thob passed
without any symptoms .ftherethrR Of The
disease. Ny. ease Was -eonsidered BY al|
even physicians, 90 marvellous, thai for .
time it was feared il might be Fictitious ;
but lam now SO wen convinced, that 1 have
been not merely relieved but permanently
cured. that l can conseientiquslE recon
mend Goes Dyspepsia Cure TO all victims
Of dyspepsia, Isaac Aiken,
Late aston ofthe Beaver st: ME-. Church,
g. -s-sr AHEFEL MAG EtErFtA NLlLA-
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

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The. undeniable fact that these Bit
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Youngstown, New Castle aad Erie Elk.
press leaves Youngstown, 2,39pm; New
Castle, 4.00pm /; arrives Pittsburgh, 6 ,00pm.
Returning, leaves Pittsburgh 7,15am /; ar
rives New Castle, 9,4oam Youngstown,
10,45am. as'
4s youngstown, New Castle and Pittsburgh
Accommodation leaves youngstown, 800
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10,90am- Returning, caves Pittsburgh,
4,35pm, arrives New Castle, 7,05pm Youngs-
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The GouRT OF CoMMoN PLEAS, com
menced its third term on Monday
last Judge William Osborne presides.
The civil and criminal docket is light
and the term will be short. AttOr-
neys present from a distance, Hon.
@ W Geddes, Col. Dickey and the
dogsent Irishman, Jno. McSweeny.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Consistings CT Violins, Accordeons, Flutes,
Flies, Fhgilts, piccoloes; Clarone,s, Quit
ars, sc.
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TEAMS GOING WEST.
Stations Exp'ss Exp'as Exp'ss Exp'ss

Pittsburgh 6.45am 9,30am 1,45pm 2,eOam
Rochester 8,15am 10,4Oan 3.O5pm SLOAN
Salem 1c,31am 12,26rm 4,5lpm is lam
Alliance 11,25am 1,15pm 5,45pm 5,45am
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