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JAPANESE AND CONSIDERATIONS gener-
ally have quite confused and erroneous notions
OF the everyday life of the inhabitants of eastern
countries particularly that of China and Japan
Our notions are to too great extent derived
from the personal appearance of Cinnamon who
sell poor cigars in our streets, and from labels on
tea-chests and japanese trays Those who have
seen them at home think differently of them
The traveller Drummond says that the japanese
ladiessare the most fascinating and elegant wo-
men that he ever saw in any quarter of the globe
Music, dancing the theatre, tumblers, mummers
and mountebanks abound to give them pleasure
''Punch,' WHO, many people think, is means of
Amusement peculiar to the English, appears in
China, and has been traced in Tartary, and all
through the AsatiC continent, to the Bosphorus
and Constantinople. The Japanese are fond Of
and excel in private theatricals. Their public
theatres have three rows of boxes, in the front
ones of which sit the young and pretty ladies, or
those who fancy themselves such. Printed pro.
grammes and 'books of the play are ALWAYS on
hand. M Fisher says "the ladies who frequent
the theatre make point of changing their Dress
es two or three times during the representation,
in order to display the richness OF their ward
robe; and they are always attended by servants
who carry the necessary articles of dress for the
purpose The young ladies, in their social gath
erings, employ themselves in making pretty box
es, artificial flowers, pocketbooks, etc, and in
painting fans, birds, and other trinkets to give
away presents Pcnderous books of etiquette
have been written to teach them how to conduct
themselves at tea parties where they chat about
current topics, talk scandal, and otherwise con.
duct themselves after the most approved "soro-
sit" manner When they die they 20 to the ster-
nal rest of Nirn0nd.
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fnformati0It.
Giants Of Olden times.

In one of his recent lectures, Professor Sill
man, the younger, alluded 10 the discovery o
the skeleton of an enormous LIAR, OF eighty
feet. From this the Professor infAred, a. nj
living specimen Of such nsguituds has beer
found, that the species which it represents hai
degenerated The verify of his position he
rather singulsrly endeavsred to enforce BY an
allusion to the well-known existence of giants
of olden times. The following list is the data
On which this singular hypothesis 10 based:
The giant exhibited at Rouen, in 1880, the
Professor says, measured nearly Is feet.
Gorapius saw girl that was 10 feet high.
The giant Galabra, brought from Arabia to
Rome under Claudius Cesar, was 10 feet high.
Fannum. who lived in the time of Eugene Ii,
measured IL y feet.
The Chevalier Scrog in his voyage to the
Peak Teneriffe found in one of the caverns OF
that mountain the head Of Gunich, who had 6O
teeth. and was not less than Is feet high.
The giant Ferragus, slain by Orlando, nephew
of Charemange, was % feet high.
In 1914 near ST. German, was found the
tomb of the giant Isorsnt, who was not less than
so feet high
In 1890, near Rouen, was found skeleton,
whose skull held bushsl of corn, and whose
body must have been 1S feet high.
The giant Bacart was % feet high; his thigh
bones were found in 1903, near the river Moderi
III icSo, near une castte III Daupulne, Vomo
was found 80 feet long, 36 wide, and 8 high, On
which was cut, on gray stone, these words
"Keutolschas Rex" The skeleton was found
entire, 251a feet long, 10 feet across the shout
deers and 8 feet from the breastbone TO the
back.
Near Palermo, in Sicily, in 1896, was found
the skeleton of giant, 80 feet high, and i'll
1850 another "a feet long.
Near Mazrino, in Sicily. in 1916, was found
the skeleton of giant 30 feet high; the head
was the size of hogshead, and each of his teeth
weighed five ounces --''
We have no doubt that there were giants in
those days" and the past, perhaps, is more pro-
life in producing them than the present. But
the history of giants during the oldsn time was
not more remarkable than that of dwarfs, several
of whom were even smaller than the Thumbs
and Nuts of our own time.
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A Cssnsy sunday school Convention

A Ossnsy sunday school Convention
Win be held in the city Of Mendoza, on the
10th and 18th of November next, at the Presby-
terrain Church.
A delegation from every Sunday School in the
county il expected and desired-as well ~ the
presence of every Pastor and Superintendent.
b. F. JACOBS, Esq, Of Chicago, will conduct
the convention, and addresses win be given by
Mr.. Jacobs, and other distinguished speakers in
tsrested in this great and good work
Superintsndents are requested to forward with
their delegation the following statistics Num-
Der of enrolled scholars-average attendance
number Of classes and teaohers-number of vol
umes in library, and number of papers taken.
1t is hoped the convention will be largely at
tended, and that its results may be highly bene-
fetal to the Sunday School cause.
The committee of reception will be in attend
ance at the Young Mems Christian Association
Rooms over Merrifeld's Drug Store, to receive
and provide entertainment for visitors.
Exercises win commence on Tuesday, 10th
Nov, at 2 o'clock, m. q
BY order of Executive Committee.
E. A. BOWEN, President
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Co.'s COUGH BALsAM is the cheapest and the
best. 1t is safe and speedy cure for Coughs,
Colds, Group, Whooping cough and all diseases
of the throat and lungs. In addition to the or
binary 400 size SO long and favorably known
public, giving a much larger quantity of Cough
Medicine than has ever been offered for 81.
.-.. r..r sIa .asl4 June 2-1y
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A correspondent OF tbs Country Gentleman
says that if sheep or calf is covered with a
rubber or leather spread, or . thick blanket and
tobacco smoke be made under this covering,
every tick or nit will be destroyed in half an
hour or less .r
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WAGONS! WAGONs!!
STEAM SHIP &C ENoy.

STEAMSHlPS AND SAILING SEIPS.-Na
Co.'S Line; Anchor Steamship Cos. Line, AMMAN Steam.
ship Line; Black Star Sailing Line McCorke Co.'S Sail
ING nc Parties wishing bring friends from the old country
will find their interest procure tickets of me as am
the authorized agent for hs above class lines al
nh. have also made arrangements with several Rail.
road Companies to issue through tickets less than usual
fare to emigrants.
Drafts England, ireland Scotland at the lowest
rates. fev.S. d, q. OKANB.
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IN

In The District Court Of the Umited
States, .for tie Northern District of
Ohio. In The matter of Luther I otter
Bankrupt. At Cleoeiand, IN The sail
District. on The 1sf day of July a. D
1868 Northern DistricSof oh o. ST
Take notice that a petition has been
filed in said Court by Luther Potter Of
Jernmevil;e in the County Of Ashland
10 said District, duly declared a Bank
rupt under the Act Of Congress Of
March 2ud, 1867, for a discharge, and
a certificate thereof, from all bis debts
and other claims provable under said
Act, and that the 2Ist day of July
next, at 10 o'clock A NJ, is assigned
for the herring cf the 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 meetings of Creditors,
required by the 9th aud 2Sth sections
of said. Act, will be held by order oil
said Court on the 2Sth day of July A.
D. 1868 at 10 o'clock A NJ. at Mans
field In said District, before ii. g
Hedges Esquire, one Of the Registers
of said Court. 90
EARL BILL
3wI Clerk of the District Court.
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S424,599 10
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United
States, for the Northern District of
Ohio. In the matter of Szmuel B
Kennedy Bankrupt. at CZeUeldnd
an the said District, on the LIST day
Of July Il. D. 1868 Northern Dis
trict Of Ohio, SIS.
Take notice that a petition has been
filed in said Court by Srmuel II. Cen
nedy of JeromeviIle in the County of
Ashland in said District, duly declared
a Bankrupt under the Act of Congress
of March I'd, 1867, for a discharge, and
a Ger ifcate thereof, from all his debts
aud other claims proyable under said
Act. and that the 3Ist day of July
next, at 10 o'clock A NJ is assigned
for the hearing of the same, when and
where you may attend and show cause,
# any you have, why the prayer Of the
said Petition should not be granted.
You will also take notice hat the
second and third meetings of Creditors,
required by the 9th and 2Sth sections
Of said Act, will be held by order of
said Court on the 18th day of July A
D. 1868 at 10 o'clock A NJ. at Mans
field in said District. :before j. G
Hedges Esquire, one eff the Registers
of said Court.
EARL BILL.
3w1 C2erh ofMe District Court.
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Youngstown, New Castle aud Erie Elk,
press leaves Youngstown, 2,30pm; New
Castle. 4,O0pm arrives Pittsburgh, 6,00pm.
Returning, leaves Pittsburgh 7,15am !; ar
rives New Castle, 9,4oam youngstown,
l0,45am.
youngstown, New Castle and Pittsburgh
Accommodation leaves Youngstown, 800
am New Castle, III am (; arrives Allegheny
10, 90am. Returning, leayes Pittsburgh,
4,35pm, arrives New Castle, 7,05pm'Youngs-
town. 7,5Op.m.
F. r. MYERS,
General Tic ket Agent.
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A Guild ATTACKED BY Hoes
A little child of John Girl, on the
Mansfield road, some five years of age,
was attacked by a lot of swine, some
ten or fifteen in number, on Monday
evenings, and was dreadfufiy mangled
about the arms, head and shoulders
before it was taken away from them.
A man at Mr.. Sadler's happened to
see the attack, and Immediately went
to the. rescue of the child, or it would
have been torn to pieces by the fero-
cious animals. There is a law against
swine and other animals running at
large, and it seems to us these half
starved swine ought to be put up by
their owners before they attack some
one else,
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STOLEN Thursday evening,
June IL, a stranger left under suspi-
cious circumstances, at 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 tho forehead. The owner can
have his horse by proving property,
and paying expenses for keeping and
advertising otherwise he will be sold
according to law.
! SPRINGER & MILLER.
Livery Men, Ashland, o.
o.,6n
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WHOSE Gallery is it that makes the
best pictures of all kinds, both great
and small, single pictures and group
pictures, pictures of children and lit
tie babies, old men and old ladies-in
short, the best pictures of every kind,
ambrotypes, photographs, pictures
colored in oil, pictures coloped in
water colors, pictures finished in India
ink, view pictures of residences, &c,
g.? Why, Johnson1s.~
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MUSICAL INsTITUTE,-The Musical
Institute under Prof. Baker, of Bos-
ton, and Prof. Kilburn, of this place,
commenced on yesterday, and the ses-
sion will last two months. A full at
tendance is expected. From the ex-
Perience of Prof. Baker, and what we
know of his C heretofore as a
teacher of vocal music, we are led to
believe that no better and more prac-
teal instructor can be found in the
country.
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A SPLENDID

A SPLENDID
FARM FOR SALE.
T offer my for sale situated two miles
land a half South of the fourishing
otwn of Ashland. Thisfarm contains
S5 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
4Ox7O feet, with well in barn yard
The dwelling house is frame and in
good condition, with never failing well
of water at the door, spring house, and
never failing running spring water
through the farm. This is n of the
best pieces of land in Montgomery
township. Any person desiring q
good farm, will do we'll to call and sec
this one. Enquire on the premises OF
B HOUCK,
Or of Michael Miller, Miller House,
Ashland.
For further particulars inquire of
j. d. Jones.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
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PERsoNAL.-Stephen Barron, Esq,
of Akron, dropped in our sanctum on
Monday last, and entered into a
friendly chat on the issues of the times.
Barron passed through the aboli-
ton furnace during the war, and like
all the true Democrats of the Reserve,
came out unscathed. If Summit
had a few hundred more such Demo
Gratis, it would not be long before she
would be redeemed from the party of
misruie.
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CHICAGO "HoME CIRcLE.,'--The
June number of this sterling monthly
ends its sixth volume, with bright pros
poets for the future 1t is deservedly
the choice and the pride of the house
hold. The family circle can have no
truer friend, and every mother should
lend her aid and give it a wide circu-
lation. With the July number COM
mences the seventh volume. Now is
the time to raise clubs. One dollar a
year. A copy free for a club of six.
Specimen, ten cents. S. M. KEN
NEDY, Editor, 1914 Clark street, Chi
cago, Illinois.
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Sheriff of Ashland County.
3w50.

FINE FARM FOR SALE.-Mr. D. II.
NJ. Shidler, will offer for sale his farm,
consisting of LAT acres, 100 acres clear
ed, with good dwelling houses, ire
bank barn, aud a pair of good driving
horses, buggy and harness, a lot OF
sheep and farming utensils, on the
premises, or the road leading from
Rcwsburg TO Lafayette. in Perry TIP
of this county, on
Fr.doy, July 10th, 1860.
Terms made known on day of sale.
Here is a fine chance to obtain a sp'on
did farm. Go and see it.
du50
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AccIpENr.-Mr. Robert McNabb,

AccIDENT.-Mr. Robert McNabb,
foreman in Mr.. Greenwald's clothing
establishment, fell from q window In
the clothing store, on Saturday last,
and fl actured both bones of the right
leg just above his ankle. The frac-
ture was adjusted and he is doing as
well as the warm weather will permit.
1t will be some time before he will re-
cover from the injury.
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HARDwARE.-S. w. & T. M.
Beer have continually on hand all sorts
of hardware, cutlery, &c. They have
also a fine supply of Rakes, Shovel
Plows, Pitch Forks, Shovels and the
like, which they propose to sell cheap,
for cash, to farmers and others. Call
in and examine their stock, and suit
yourselves as 20 quality and price
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WOOSTER HACK LINE.

A good comfortable Hack Line for the
accommodation of passengers will leave
Ashland for Wooster, tri-weekly, leaving
Ashland Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays
at 8 o'clock iR the morning, via Rowsburg
Pittsturg, Reedsburg and Jefferson
Through fare, $500
Hack also .tri Weekly from Ashland to
Orange and back the same day. Leaving
Ashland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days, Fare Boots.
SPRINGER g. MILLER,
Rroprietors.
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AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,


Columbus, June 25th 1868,
1t is hereby certified hat the American
Popular Life Insurance Company located ut
New York in the state of New York has
complied in all respects, with the laws of
this state relating to Life Insurance compa-
MES for the current year, and has filed in
this office q sworn statement, by the proper
officers showing it condition and business,
atthe date of such statement, as follows:
Amount of actual paid up capital 500, 600 90
assets 22O, 1s6 rs
Aggregate amount of Liabilities
except capital stock 1897 81
ceding year 1O1 ,25s 16
preceding year 5e,6Os 10
In witness whereof, I have hereunto sub
scribed my name and caused the seal of my
office TO bs affixed, the day and yea- above
written.
JAS. Fl. GOODMAN,
auditor Of State,
By JAS. WILLIAMS,
+ Chief Clerk.
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SroLEN.-On Friday, May Sd, a
light bay horse, Eve years, hind legs
white nearly to the knees; one fore.
leg white to the pastute joint, is thin
in flesh, of medium size and was cap
tured from a man who nadc his es-
cape. The owner cai have his horse
by proving property, and paying the
charges for keeping and advertising
otherwise he will be sold according to
law.
L. II. KIPLINGER,
Sheriff of Ashland County.
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ROAD TAX NO

NOaD u o.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
amount of Road Tax assessed by the
County Commissioners and by Town
ship Trustees in the several township
IN Ashland County, for 1868, is as fol-
lows:
In Green, Lake, Vermillion, Perry.
Jackson, Milton, Clearcrcek, Orange.
Sullivan, Troy and Ruggles townships,
ten cents on every hundred dollars val
uation.
In Hanover township. Forty cents.
Tn Mohican township, Fifteep cents.
In Montgomery tip, Thirteep cents
and in Miapin tp., Fifteen cents, and Cd
every hundred dollars valuation ; and
that said tax may be discharged by la
Dor on the roads made under the di-
rcctions of the Supervisors of the sew
eral districts of said townships.
R. M. CAMPBELL.
County Auditor.
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HowARD Observation-Disclosures AND
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We also give notice, that We do nc
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CoLuMBus, O., June I'd, 1868.
HS 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 500 900, 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 $780, 900 90
Cash in Treasury 2O7 80
Cash in hands of Agent $3.50 -
R;IIS Receivable 81 60
Real Estate OWNED by the Company GOO 90
Total Assets S1O5, 1876 90
Amount of outstanding Policies
under old Organization 50, DOC. 100 90
Premium Notes ofold Organization Al O07 81
Liza Utilities of old Company
90 per cent. Reinsurance on the
$41'O07.67 20,5O3 81
In Witness Whereof, l have
hereunto subscribed my name and
Tseal1 caused the Seal of my Office to b'
affixed, the day and year above
written.
JAS. II, GOODMAN.
auditor Of State.
S. HILDBRAND., agent.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
STATIONS Esp'ss IExp'ss Exp'ss Exp'sI

Stations ESp'ss Exp'ss Exp'ss Exp'ss
Chicago 8,2Oam 9.20pm 5,35pm 4,5Oam
Valparaiso 9,59am II ,96pm 7,10pm 6,67am
Plymouth 11,25am 12,3Tam 9,0Opm 9,10au
Warsaw 12,2lpm .82am 9.50pm 10,20am
Fl. Wayne 2,00pm 8 ,lIam II ,l5pm IL, 2opm
Van Vert 8 ,02pm 4.8Oam II. l5am 2,0spm
Lima 4.0Opm 5,85am 1.l5am 3,19pm
Forest 5,O9pm G.53am 2.lsam 4,4sfm
U Sand ky 5,8Spm 7.1sam 2,42am 5,14pm
.Bucyrus 6,O9pm 8,0lam 8,l6am 5.67pm
Crest A = ,34pm S,aOam 3,40am 6.30pm
line d 6.55pm 9.1Oam 8,55sm 5,30am
Mansfield 7,23pm 9,37an 4,24am 6,10am
Wooster s,53pm 11,OOam 5,60aE Sloan
OrrvilIe O,lspm IL ,27am 6,l5am S,41am
Nassillon 0,50pm 11.57am 6.47am 9.20am
Canton l0,06pm 12,13rm 7,S0am 9,4Oam
Alliance 10. 5Gpm 12,55pm s,O5am lO,40am
salem I1,2Uam 1,o5pm s.S2am 11,25am
Pitts .gh 2,ioam 4,iopm lilo am 4,2opm
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that the
subs cribcrs have been appointed Ex'.
ecutors of the estate of David Smalley
late of Ashland County Ohio, deceas-
ID.
WILLIAM DAVAULT, lE.r
ISAAC GATES, !
Dated at Ashland, this Sd day OF
SuIy, 1868. 3wl
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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 Cogn-
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 cxamiue these articles
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Remember at Parmely's you Will
find the world renown GROVER q
BAKER SEWING MACHINE, and
the only Sewing Machine which re-
cieved the highest prize above all
Msdals, receiving 'the cross OF the
Legion of Honor at the Paris E1hibi-
ton.
April 18th, 1868: