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Capt. Burgh, at Chicago, completed
! on New Years day his feat, Of walking
seveutyrfyc miles in "a hours, with a
soldiers knppsack and ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
sThastake was for $4,000. He had for
z tysthree minutes to spare. go M
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Carroll Nursery,
Westminster, &
7c7ARRo11L COUNTY, MD.

CARROLL COUNTY, MD
-----.. Il d/
z, Tne undersigned, proprietor Of this Us.
Establishments has on heua, for Spring ulant.
ing, ~, 600 Apple and Peach Trees 1000
Dwarf and Standard Pears 500 Cherry
frees Also lot Of Plams, Apr4cots, and
Ounces. good supply Of two and three
old Grape Vines Of al the leading varieties
Sufrailtsr Gooseberries and Blackberries.
q STRAwBERRIEs,
An extensive stock Of Strawberry plants,
selling ~ low rates--I have the Agricultural.
Russell, Wilson's Albany Seeding, aud
Fillmore. These will be sold at 81 per hsin.
bred, 50 per thousand, or $s5 per ten
Thousand. 4 can supply any demand, up 10
Que million planta, having eight acres OF
Strawberrles now under cultivation, en-.
bracing twenty-five varieties, among them
the Jaconda. Golden Seeded, Downing !
Prolific, Triomphe de Gand, Stewards Seed,
ling, &c. ] have also Kdspbefries. Ever.
greens-+ An extensive stock OF large size,
Suitable for Cemeteries, M
sel 5 DRcIDI0rSTREEs. s,
silver Leaf Maple, Horse Chestnut, Weeping
Willow, &e. Also, & lot Of perpetual bloom,
Ing Roses. Address
JOSEPH STOUT, Proprietor.
Westminster, Carroll Co, Md.
lh28>t aai 81 ~ ~ fsss4
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Central Hall Store.
NEW STORE & NEW GOODS,
Nearly Opposite the New
Catholic Church.

a,t -------
TIME undersigned has resumed business
again and Is now receiving his Stock.
and will be receiving daily until all Is com
plete. Our Stock will consist OF nearly ali
the yarieties ofgoods that can be kent, ex-
cept Dry Goods. Our r.e fs1
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
will be complete, and consist Of .'s
Coifces, Sugars,
Teas, Spices, Syrups e
anal Oils, all Of which shall be
sold low. Our
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT,
when finished, win consist Of all the yarie.
ties generally used by carpentera, builders
and undertakers, and win be sold al tholow.
est cash rates Our
Csdg. and lITalop Hars
consists Of Sleigh Baskets, Covered and I'm
covered Baskets, Tubs Churns, Half l3ushcE,
Peck and Quarter Measures, Clothes Bas
ketsy Wnshboards, &c. A@
Also Forks, Shgvels, Spades. Nails.
Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails, Cas-. and
Ronght Butt Hinges,T and Strap Hinges
Screws, locks, Axes, Sad Irons, Saws, &c
All OF the above goods have been care
fully selected and bought for cash, and win
DO sold at a very small profit. BY calling
and examining for yourselves will be an ev.
idence of tho fact. By keeping good goods
and selling them low, and by strict attention
to business, hope TO receive q liberal share
Of public patronage. tta s3ksflA
janl6-1y JOHN II. BOWERS. !
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COAL AND LUMBER YARD,

THE subscriber thanking his old patrons
il for tho liberal encouragement bestowed
a.es him harelo!ora, would respeotG,llv
state that be Is still actively engaged Ia M
old business and keeps on hand full snpply
Of sensofiad - fl't1
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Painless Extraction of Teeth
{ WITHOUT GAS)
ar. charles BiIiinssiea,
- NJ <rse ~

DENTIST,
HAvING supplied himself with an Ap.
paralus for IfodudiaJ Local AJtfsstss
ia, takes pleasure IN informing the ciiizens
Of Westminster and The community ct large,
that he Is prepared 70 use this latest fTn
l6oycmcni IL The extraction Of Teeth. The
advantage possessed BY this Annnralus over
oil others y that u Affects only ne part
operated on
Ito has also the most improved style Of
Apparatus for manufacturing pure Gm-os
course all persona calling on him can choose
the nctbud they prefer.
All operations 10 Surgical and Mechani
cal Dentistry performed in the most approy.
cd style anda moderate rates.
Office, adjoiniag his Fathers Residence.
near Formers 6 Mechanics Bank,
WgsraIxsrKR, Mn,
where may be found al al times whom not
professionally engagedatthefoIlow plhces:
Union Bridge, -lat Wednesday Of every
month, remaining until Saturday.
Nep JYfnis0r. 2nd "Wednesday of every
month, Remaining until Saturday,
Uni0Hf0icH - srd Wednesday every month,
remaining anti Friday evening.
Tanegtorn Friday every month,--re.
mining until the Wednesday following.
apis
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y fotFom saysih he sat down to his Christ
mas dinner ghdfe there were seven tur-
'skeyg ebblers Only one Of them was
2 co6R ed pa sgsirs is5a sa aiiH
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NJ o matter how dull business MAJ s6e, d
liberal expenditure for Printers Ink. Try IL.
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IA young ladies' base ball club has
been organized 10 Niles, Michigan.
sfhcy are now ready ~ mike engage
mcnts for a home match.
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L u m B Z r

Of every kind. Also, the various kinds Of
COAL, always on hand. Just received
10000 No. CYPRESS SHINGLES,
10000 No. 2 n
for sale at reduced prices.
Office and yard on Main Street, a short
distance west Of the Railroad, Westminster.
Md. II w. DELL.
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AT r EN- TION!


Z lPHE Largest and moa aemplet'
faaE ssefection Of
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30
RAnnsx,. Aaatuaa.

A circular just issued from the Pay
master Gensrai's Office says: "It IL en-
tirely imbkactiezkie Tor this Office to re-
ply TO the immense number of inquiries
from claimants, or their fiiends, and at
torneys, as the condition or cause Of
delay in the adjustment of their bounty
claims, without serious interruptien TO
the public business, especially in the
very matter of settling these particular
claims. This printed circular Is the onIy
response that can be given. All the
bounty claims now on file are being set
tied as fast as the Second Auditor of the
Treasury cal furnish, from the muster
rolls now deposited in his Office, the evil
dence necessary to determine the valid
ity of each claim. 1t is expected that
the whole number of claims filed, or
likely TO be filed, will he acted on and
finally settled in the next nine months.
When claim is allowed, the check is
drawn to the oIdor of the claimant, aud
sent, with his discharge, to his attorney,
or TO himself where no attorney has been
appointed, and is payable only upou eu-
doTsement by claimant, unless the latter
shall, 10y power of attorney executed
subsequent to the date of the check, au-
thoriZe his attorney to act for him. The
soldier cannot be defrauded, unless, by
his own act, he places himself in tho
power ot his attorney"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

AS AN ADvkRTIsINo MEDIUM
A.elH<.1 sar-,,..t,s.s,,1.. ..,,1
From the Columbus Journal Of April

From the Columbus Journal Of April
23d: 49,, .s..-.
For the past two days but little buss-
ness Of Importance has been transacted
by either House. On Tuesday severnl
petitions were presented In both Houses
for the exemption of the capital stock OF
building associations from taxation. Iu
the Senate, q protest was received from,
the lessees fthe Public Works against
the passage of the joint resolution if re-
Iation to lowering the forebays of certain
mills on the Mercer county reservoir
The bill making the taking Of horse or
mule from a pasture without the con-
sent of the owner, though without an
intention 10 steal, a misdemeanOr, pun
ishable by a fine of $500, passed the same
body. In the House the bill to authorize
tax In Brown county TO refund bounty
money, was passed.
On Wednesday petitions for the same
exemption for building associations we're
presented. The bill repeating the law
Of last session authorizing County Com-
missiopsrs to purchase turnpike roads
and make them free passed the Senate;
also bill prohibiting the killing OF
muskrats at certain seasons; also, bill
requiring the construction of berms
bank and culvert below lock 20 on the
MAMA canal. A bill was introduced
asolishing the office Of Superintendent
OF the State House. ,s..s- .. .-- ,...I
In the House no important busiaess
Was done.
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Farm for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his farm,
i in Goshen Township Rcimopt County, o.,
two miles North of Burtun's station, on the
Central Ohio II. H., ~ miles South Of the MAJ
toiinl Road, ~ miles Southwest Of MorristowD,
and i've miles, Northeast Of Barncsville, CON
tanning zoo acres of very rich nluvfai soil
mostly in grass About 40 acres of which is
choice bottom land and the balance well adapt
ed to grazing and agriculture. Fine springs OF
never-failing water i'm every field. Two Orch
ards OF choice fruit, five veins of Coal uDderly-
ing the principal part Of the farm, with q good
dwelling house, a anever-faiiing spring and stone
spring-hou within three rods of the kitchen
door, together with all necessary out-buildings,
stich as barns, stables, &c.
"a This Is one of the best stock farms In the
County, and a large proportion of 1t well adapt
ed for the growing of vines.rr Il.
will sell the farm on reasonable terms.
For further particulars, call on the undersign-
ed, residing on the premises, or address me, at
Morristown. [jal6l JAMES TALLMAN.
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Martin Van Burean is the only man
who held the offices of President, Vice
President, Ministsrto TO England, Cover
nor OF his own State1 and member of
both houses of Congress. Thomas III.
Benton, is the only man who held seat
tn,the United States Senate. for thirty
consecutive years. The only instance Of
rather ard s6n IN the United States Sem
ateiit tie same time, fs tint or IIoii,i
aud his sop Augsstqs Z, Dodge. Senator
frnp Iowa. 4Generall James Shields is
the only man whoever represented two
States in the United States Senate. At
ohstinhe heYwas Senator from Illinois
ana subsequently from Minnes0tag y ohm
Quincy Adams held positions under the
government during every administration
from that of Washington to thabof Polk.
During which he died. He had been
Minister 10 England, member Of both
houses of Congress-, Secretary Of STATE,
and, President of the U United States He
died While a member of the House Of
Representatives , ,4ai
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---->s s.------4-------L 'I
The *. *. X. and MIR. w a<le,

f--I.h .TAe IA. L.. "a. ana urs w ane.
The following letter was received by
Senator Wade last Monday morning,
post-marked Winchester, Kentucky.
Anr;I ~. -' W ,Ahtni1bu "'h rit U
April fiIliu4is2l. (. 10 3dg,ui SplsG 5dj d
Ben Wade, Hon (so-oG9ed).w ,noiaui :
q This communication is to notify yoa
that you are marked and toatched by the
X. X; K, a. that should you and your
Infamous associates succeed in your fa-
natical Il hellish design of fOistilg your
self as so called President on an unwill.
ing people by actual force, that your. fate
will be before ONE MONTH that of 1.-The
late lamented A. L." You may not
heed this warning, but go your course.
and your fate is scaled by "a bullet by .
S.. X. X. X. Eyes are on your track
that never sleep; and this will be your
fpertion THAI. Stevens is doomed, -
General Grant is watched 1also. You
think yourself in security, but there is a
vengeance dOaitiag you three grand con-
spiratofs., Al. for Builder, the X. X. X.
OF New Orleans Will take him In charge
ut the proper time, and his portion will
also be bullet. An indignant people
will iie innger bear what you demons in
human shape are preparing for them.A
iao on, and you will see whether the 8 S.
X X. X will lie /, BE i0arasd IN time. =
BY order of the Grand Commander OF
Z thea ,lIno-sil. l3 19d2f XXX. X. 3s
VIC. @. X, April IS, '6s. Ss. X. X. X.
M " "a a
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The on,e pesnoerasy.

Tho Hon Il X [, Rink euh hrod N mann ber
.f .,.1Ir ,s,.i..,,s =. 60 S,,s...,.,..,.
=, .oSs .'" No,e'no's"" t.''',s '''"'
county, IN aletter 70 ms paper, the salem
Republican, dated Columbus, April 18,
shows up' the Democracy of that body,
after the following manner: Toi sgifit r9g
One year afto to-day the RepnbIican
Lepislature. after what was considered
an ex xtraordInary long Sc essioy, adjourned.
For n month before. the Democratic press
ali over the State. made 4 noise that
Sounded like ten fhoilsand Chinese
gonps abo,rt the ears of The banless
9eylslature for 40 long remnininr ~ IN .
C'alitaI and spending the peoples, mon
ey for no value returned. : liI1T7 -
Now the boot Il ON the other foot. The
Democrats are II, authority. and in the
Language Of the distinpnished Hugh j
Jewett. of Muskingum County, last eve.
ning. q ore r,t,,yai,,g this Jorery,n,eg,f and
expeet to ru n, il. SO they are--runninV
II a lonp, way into the ground. .,.I,-, =
Here we are vet as firmly. established
as we were in January last, and every
day setting down more solidiy into our
seats. 10 this day the Qesaerdt oppro-
prtation has not yet been considered Ont
mtnate 10 Che aouse. nucn q course ol
Legisia.ioh - unpIeeeoensu. Never
peloIe was ueicra' Asseihoty over one
hunurcu unJs W sesstpe' anu .ne appro'
prlati9h olIi iot sven rea1 80 iar as 'ne
secoha seceton.s nuch ID democracy al
ieast ono kinu vi i'' ..- siA 80 sri5oi'l.
THE OTHER KIND OF DEMOCRACY
Is something like this: A few days age
a bill passed the House of Democratic
REPRESENTATIONS, which, in effect. thrust
all the little colored bows and girls in the
e.. 49,. ~ =
them, ont Of our conlrIon schools. The
roor children are to be hunted in every
school room, and when found crouched
in theIr hunole seats, and pouring over
tlfelr WellitnuInoed ana we'll worn prlm'
mers, learning tneir a. p. Y. nu'tryiHe
nHd 70 ger an epucation l unuer al tnt
OF condltion and position
under when they labor, to be nncerno
niously Rtcked out by great big Demo
cratc, ,square-toed poots, INTO Cne streets
ana old 20 10 itanfax or any where else
1t matters not where, only that they dc
notgetan euucatioh, ana tnefeoy become
lhteiiigent ana morai cltlzens OF com
MUMMY. 1"ett 70 o." oener ..sttu 0 DeHto
cTdcy. ..'r..l ......,
a5,- ~. ANOTHER .5.s....
Is mt forth in the shane of a hill nassed
few davs ago disfrancl,isinn the oIG
battle.scarred veterans nov in the Sol
diers' Home, of Ohio + from voting
1Ime and again. have the DemoeTaey
vated a WILLINGNESS for rebels and, desert
,ers. and persons fighting in, Jeff: Davis
,irrmy, to he allowed 10 Vote bsft the Ole
Wouaded Volunteers, who were inYimet
l. in rdeieuse of the good Old fiag must'hav,
such restrictions 5 throwu nyotlnd them b,
|, I,Democratjc Legislat;0u. W. will entir,.l1
Idenriye them Of the 'rrent An,ericaI
privilege. a free electiye. .su9;,ugs. That
! is another kind of Democracy. ..',1a
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A Choice Farm for Sale.

n WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE at a bar
IL gain, the Farm on saltwater Creek, Belmont
t'ounty, Ohio, near Egypt, in Kirkwood Town
ship, known as the " Scott Farm"
This is one of the best farms in the Northwest
art of the County---centains 1876. Acres, 1870
acres cleared and. in grass or under cultivation,
the balance well timbered. sffgeIl ~
There are on ut n good Barn, with stabling un-
tier IL, o. twO-storyiI Dwelling House, two large
bearing Orchards ofchoice fruit, and II Is un-
derlaid wittla good vein OF coal, easy of access.
Road, with good level road to the pike, and is
well watered and adapted to stock or grain
growing. Y i- ,uf d llGt,- ~ .. ., q ---.-f+ h.,
For further particulars or in formation relative
to the price and terms, call the subscriber on
mis- farm, 31S miles Northeast of Morristown, or
County, Ohio. fgLol ii...- .... q. no,
fe7-tf .l. it5 i4le.4 . THOMAS MCCALL.
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Ba'ffIIm,suIt, a'fI, x O. ssusinsss Eirsstory.
COUNTY OFFICERS


Probate .Jiieige--CiIANDLER w. CARToLL, Office
un-ssirslp publiobuildngs, first door W right.
buildings, first hOor.
f'Cfsak of tblsris--J r. MITCHELL. Office In pub
lie buildings, adjoining the Court House.
g.4ufitos-llu M.C1ARK. Office upstairs In pub
llc building. entrance az left door; =, -. !,
u TrstgiurT- COOPER. ONCE ON MAIN
btrset, first door West of the Bank
hIeec0fder--JoHN &. BoIoN. Office In public
building, first floor, second door to left. Il : u
= 1Pr0sec,tti,ig vfh0rHey--,I. w SHANNON. Ofnco
up-stairs over Pattersonls Drug store. 80
ufCbHpnisvioncrs Jumos Alexander. 3ellaire;
Dennis Kemp, Arinstrony's Mills; William M.
Gaihpbcll Uniontown. ...fr fsA-l .l..t
lSwreyo,-JoHS KENSoN, Fairview, Guernsey
C1uirfy. n tIr. .r.. . :. .fIs .l s,Iui
biebtoi,cr--G GEoRGE ORIsswELL, Bellaire. ~.
= Cotnpiissiofiers meet at ST. Clairsville on the
urst MONDAYS OF March June September, and
December-and as Board of Equalization on
the third Wednesday of May, in each year.
The Probate Court meets on the first Mondays
OF fJenusry, March, May, July, September, ana
Sovember, asa criminal conrt and Is ,N always "
ether business. IA, ig5,,s ,lii ~, ttii IN ~
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! q . wlllllasvy..
REMOVE ED.
REMOVED.-

MISS PRISCILLA p. ALEXANDER, would
lNl infrom her old customers and the pubic
generally, that she has removed her MllLEN-
EKY SfORIl to the room formerly occupied by
Mr.. Bcishsln IN Ca1npbell's Room on the cor,
ner and WEST end Of New Block. where sheWill
keep q full supply of MILLENERY GOODS
TRIMMINGS. and ready made BOSNEiS, al
ways on hand at reduced prices. ~,
ap2-ls6s. ''i'' -'"' ~ '' ".'-' ,t,t. ..-i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

y A COMMITTEES Of Alabanians are IN
SgAshingt ton urging upon, Congress the
-atiinissi6n OF that E{ats.ni Ioi ghn5I ',,,,
EYED n IT . m bsI sIosGE9 orr 10 -"p
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

which WAS expected when the same par
ty and the same voters elected both, we
may hope for revived prosperity, just re-
construction, and national peace. 4. .g.
Very truly yours,
SCHUYLER CoLFAx
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

GEO. A. PROBE. JOSHUA BODLEY.' JAS. W. BoDLEY.
IskOBE d B0DLEFs, rII -asi gsH
IL uesl "a ngaMaDufaoturers OF Is.1JJn
CARRIAGES, iBUGGIES, tROCKAWAYS, &cS
Corner ith and Gay Sts, below Heinpneld Depot,
~ - iIel 'WHEE1HNG, WE&5p VAC yttn
3 szr Repairing attended 10 with dispatch. eHl
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~ 1onl9ToD Js1ll I9h ~ ,OlhOfo evitRg
.aollritiano9 bghiTuI haa vsg yei rsD
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hlvk nio1i Eiaoisno 10 tiql9'sI sdT
80, HiseF sTeV ,eYlsulom fi6l % 4
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-05-27
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tthe District Court Of the United
State, for the Northern District Of
Ohio, at Cleveland, April 9Th,
A.. D.sI96s, SIS.
TAKE notice that a petition has been
i filed in said Court by Ephraim B.
Rickett, of Orange township, in the
County of Ashland, in said District,
duly declared a Bankrupt under the
Act Of Congress of March I'd, 1867,
for q discharge, and a certificate there.
of, from all his debt and other claims
provable under said Act, and that the
2eth day Of May next, at 10 O'Clock,
A. M, is assigned Tor the hearing of
same, when and where you may attend
and show cause, if any you have, why
the prayer of the said petition should
not be granted. You will also take
notice that the second and third meet
ing of the Creditors, required by the
9th and 18th sections of said Act,
will be held by order of said Court on
the 18th day of May, A. D., 1868, at
10 o'clock, A. M at Mansfield, in said
District, before FL. G. Hedges, ESQ,
one Of the Registers of said Court.
EARL BILL,
Clerk of the District Court.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt.
2w44.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-05-27
ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that a p
~ tition will be presented to the Com.
missioners of Ashland County, at their
next session to be held on the first
Monday of June, A. y, 1868, praying
for the alteration Of the township road,
in Hanover township, commencing on
the east line of the Northeast quarter
of section four and thence running
South and South. east to a point in the
South west quarter of section eleven,
where said road iutersects the State
road leading from Loudonville to Co.
lumb1s. Said alteration to commence
at the point on the east line of j. Gar
refs forty acre tract in said section
eleven where said road strikes said
east line and then to run due east uu-
til it intersects the said State road lead.
ing from Loudonville to Columbus,
being a distance of about sixty rods,
the said alteration running through the
lands belonging .tothe heirs, deyisees or
those holding title to the lands former
ly owned by G. Pell.
MANY PETITIONERS.
lv46
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-05-27
NOTICE.

This is to give notice that on the
4th day of May, A. D. 1868, a war
rant in Bankruptcy wal issued against
the estate of William M. Fulton, of
Polk, in the county Of Ashland and
State of Ohio, who has been adjudged
a bankrupt on his WI petition {; that
the payment of any debts and delivery
of any property Belonging to such
bankrupt, to him or for his use, and
the transfer of any property by him
is forbidden by law that a meeting of
Inc creditors of said bankrupt to prove
their debts, and choose n or. more
assignees of his estate, will be he'd at
a court of bankruptcy to be holden at
Mansfel cid, Richland County, Ohio, be-
fore Henry G. Hedges, Esq Register,
on the 18th. day Of June, A. D. 1863,
at 10 O'Clock A. M.
HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy U. s. Marshall as messenger.
R. NJ. CAMPBELL,
Atty for Petitioner.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-05-27

REAPER & MowER.-BEsr MA
CHINE IN THE WORLD. -Winbigler
q Vannimon will keep on hand, in
Ashland, for sale, DoDGE'R patent
Reaper d Mower. This machine
has taken three gold medal premi-
ums. All persons wishing to pur-
chase asplendid Reaper and Mower,
will do well to call and examine this
one, before purchasing elsewhere.
The machine is warranted to per
form all it promises. 1t can be sold
at from $3.50 to S210 on time, with
proper security.
n49tf.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-05-27
DEcoRAr1oN OF SoLD1ERs GnAyE,

DECORATION OF SOLDIERS GRAVES.
We r requested to state, that
the members of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, together with all 9th
ers who desire to participate in the
exercises, will meet at their Hall, in
Ashland, on Saturday next, May
3oth at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, with view
to the deecrAtian of the graves of
those who fell in the late war. It
is also desirable that flowers &c, be
brought in for this purpose.