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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-12-30

CHRISTMAS TRrB.-Tbe Sunday
School teachers and children Of the
Gs5nan Reform Church, (Mr. Tim.
mesnan's) had q merry time on christ.
mas evening. GTheir Christmas Tree
presesented a beautiful lappearance. II
was filed with nice presents for the
little fellows. They were distributed
80 as to do justice by all. Teachers
and scholars returned home feeling
that they had spent an evening in the
most agreeable manner.
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We do not wish to inform you, reader, that
Dr. Wonderful, or any other man, has dis
covered q remedy that Q res Consumption,
when the lungs are half consumed, in Short
will cure all diseases whether OF MUD body
II estate, make men live forever, :hnd. Ie ,v6
leath 10 play for want 'ef hork, and is de.
sIgnea to make our s~ublunary afdere . Bliss
III paradise. to which Heaven itself. shall be
aut a side show. You have heard enough
If that kind of humbuggery, and we do nos
wonder that you rave by this time become
lisgusted with it. But when va tell you
hat DR. sage,s Catarrh, Remedy will posi-.
lively cure tis worst cases OF Satarrh, We
only assert tAat which thousands Gao testify
20 Try j; md you will be convinced; We
viii pay $500 Reward for e s&ae Of Catarrh
hat we cannot cure.
Far Sale by most Druggists EUerytohers,
Price only SO Cents. Sent by Mail, post
p i'd, for Sixty Cents; Four Packages for
50 90; or l Dozen for $500. Seha q stamp
for DR. Sage's pamphlet on Catarrh
DR. SAGE & CO, P,oprietors,
{3ml34 Bnfaln- Nv
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A TERRIBLE MURDER.-on Frid;

a TERRIBLE MURDER--On Friday
morning of last week a fearful murder
was committed by one George Lun,
dy, aided by N Joseph Bechtel.
The crime was perhaps one of the
most unprovoked that ever occurred
in u town. Armed with a deadly
weapon, and without giving the victim
a moments warning the accused seized
Mr.. T.. Urkey by the feet, laid
him sprawling upon the ground, and
with one we'll aimed blow severed his
head from his body. The victim ex-
pired without a groan! The peace
authorities have not interfered to pre-
vent an other occurrence of the kind.
This is undoubtedly the fault of our
present. Prosecuting Attorney. Put
him through.
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Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.

We are in constant receipt of the
Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, ard regard
it as one of the best edited, papers
in the west. 1t has an immense circu-
~lation, and is filled with news from
every section of the country. Its
Washington Correspondence is always
fresh, racy and readable. "Mack"
the correspondent, has no superior in
his line, in the country. In politics,
the Enquirer is soundly Democratic.
1t was among the first papers in the
land to spouse the Pendleton green
back theory, and the very ablest de-
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LUTHERAN CnURcH.-The Christ
mas Tree decorated by the Teacher
and children of the Sabbath Schoo
on Christmas evening, was a decided
success It vas richly laden with pre-
sents for the children. These pres.
'ents were handed around to those
whose names appeared on them
and the little fellows received them
witt sparkling eyes. The evening ass
ed off merrily, and we hope these lit
tie fellows may 1--we to see and enjoy
many more such gatherings. If all
the youth of our town could be gather
ed into these schools, how much way
wardness and future Generalization
might be prevented.
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Eighth Of January Festival.

AT a meeting of Democrats, helc
at the Court House on the 26th inst
to devise means for the proper ceie
bration of the anniversary of the Stt
of January, on motion DIR. j. P
Cowan was called to the chair and w.
B. McCarty appointed Secretary
On motion of T. j. Kenny, it was re
solved to hold a grand re- union of the
Democrats of Ashland county, at the
Miller House IN Ashland, on the even.
ing of the approaching eighth OF Jan
uary, to partake of a supper prepared
by the proprietor of the house. On
motion a committee, consisting of G.
W. Uric, r. II. Campbell and H. S.
See wa appointed to select officers
for the occasion. Meeting adjourned.
Monday evening December 2Sth, at
an adjourned meeting, the committee
to select officers made the following
report, which was adopted:
For President DR.. j. p. Cowan.
Vice President, Montgomery township,
J. D. Jones, Sec. w. H. Gates
Hanover, V. P. A. J. Scott, Sec. j.
w. Stacher-Green, v. P. W. Cowan,
Sec. Paul Oliver-Mifiin, v. P. DR..
II. Buchanan, Sec. H. D. Ruth
Vermillion, V. P. w. Robert Marks,
Sec G.. w. Brubaker-Mohican, V.
P. DR., J. Cowan, Sec. T. Paullins-
Perry, ". P J. P. Smalley, Sec. j.
Van Nest-Jackson, v. P. j. Z.
Chase, Sec. D. Garver--Orange, v.
P E. Finger, Sec, W. T. Alberson-
Sullivan, V. P. James Dunlap, Sec.
A. S. Reed Troy, Jno. Smith, Sec,
j. Rickenbrod-Ruggles, V. P. Ros-
wei Weston, Sec. H. NJ. Critzer-
Clearcreek, v. P. H. Elliot, Sec.
Jos. McCutehin Milton, V. P. Scott
Nelson, Sec. Henry Pifer.
On motion, w. B. McCarty, G.. w.
Hill and J. P. Devor were appointed
a committee on ToAsrs. On motion
of L. ]. Kenny, H, S. See was APP
pointed an additional Secretary; and
the Secretaries instructed to notify
the officers of their selection. On
motion, a committee of arrangements,
consisting of I. j. Kenny ana Mi
chael Miller was appointed. On mo-
ton, meeting adjourned, to meet on
the evening of the 9Th of January at
the Miller house.
]. P. COWAN
Chairman.
w. B. MCCARTY. J G.
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J. P. COWAN
Chairman.
The States and Union for 1869.

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EuSs, GUxs.-Samud Freeman
has Just supplied himself with tools,
for<the repair, and construction of
fowlfhg, and gaming pieces Mr.
FIeeman is a good m~achinlst, and
understands working in iron an will
no 4Sdbt give satisfaction in his new
avocation. He viii be found at the
Engine room near Writings machine
shop
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Oct. ~l,1sss.
AUDITOR OF STATES OrFIoE.
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,

CoLUMBus, July 18th 1868.
Il is Hereby Certified, That the
Home Insurance, Company, located at
New Haven il the State of Cornecti-
cut has complied in all respeots, With
the laws of this State relating to Fire
Insurance Companies. for the current
year. and has Sled in this Office q sworn
Statement, by the proper Officers,
showing its condition and business, at
the date of such Statement. as follows.
Amount of actual paid mp Cap
Aggregate amount of available aa.I
Assets 3 1,616s6ZO,6t
Akgregate amount of Liabilities
:. except Capital 6tock 714,6S5,oo
Amount of Income for the pre-
ceding year 1,60O,blz,l7
Amount Of Expenditures for the -
Il kifnets Wae4eg, l.. have
hereupto subscribed nv name and
rseal1 caused the Seal Of my ofice 70 be
affixed. the day and gear above
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auditor of Ssaes,
BY JAS. WILLIAMS Caief CarE
JOHN. D. JONES',
agent. Ashland o.
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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-12-30

A GENERAL SMAsH.-The floor of
the grain room of Richard Winbigler,
in the old factory gave way a few days
since, and emptied about one thousand
bushels of oats into the cellar and els
tern, with a general crash. The joice
h d decayed with the dry rot. MI.
Winbigler and Charles McClusky had
just came off the pile before the acct
dent, or they would have found a living
grave.
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SEE BUNCH OF CRATES on standard
in another column. Speer's Stand
ard Wine Bitters are highly recon-
mended BY physicians for dyspeptics'
on account of its tonic properties, is
purity, and its delicious flavor.
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Daily PLAIN Dealer.

This excellent sheet appears daily
upon our exchange table. The Edi'
tors. Messrs. Armstrong and Green,
T gentlemen of ability, and ex'
perience, in the newspaper world and
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Johnson's.

Go to Johnson's for fine pictures;
It's place of great renown;
And his pictures are the finest
Ever made in Ashland town.
Take your little darling babies,
Dressed IN robes of snowy white;
He can catch their true expression
With his instantaneous Light.
The young and gay, aged and feeble,
Fill his rooms to overflow,
For he makes the finest pictures,
With the least amount of blow, ,
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WooD AND CoAL.-Mr. o. j. How
a d has just opened a coal and wood
yard near the Livery Stable of II.
Rounds and will keep the best of fuel
constantly on hand; and sell at fair
rates. Give him a share Of your
custom.
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If you want a nice Gift for the
Holidays1go to
ZUVER'S.

NorIcE-Correspondents and 9TH
4ers must positively leave their favors
before 9 o'clock A, NJ, on each Tues
! day morning, or they cannot be inser
ted, as our forms must be locked up
by II, NJ.
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The COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
adjourned, after a prolonged session
of three weeks, a few days since. IN
unusual amount Of business was trans
acted during this term.
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Y. NJ. G. A.-The Lecture of DR.
Firestone before this association on
Tuesday evening last, was well reeeiv-
ed: and abounded in many useful
suggestions for all ages and classes.
DR.. Firestone is a man of excellent
attainments; and acquitted himself to
the qualification of all. The Y. NJ.
c. A. cannot bat prosper, if they are
equally fortunate in the selection of
their speakers, for the future.
-DEDrcArtoN.-The new Evangelical
Lutheran Church at the west end of
Main street Ashland, was dedicated on
Sunday last, by Rev. G. Schmidt its
Pastor, assisted by Rev. Keene from
Mansfield. There was a large CDR.
gregation present, and the dedication
ceremonies were conducted in an i'm.
pressive manner. The Church has
just organized a new choir, and the
music, considering the practice of the
singers, was very fine. The church will
comfortably seat, from $50 to 500 per.
sons. 1t is tastefully finished. A
new Sunday School has been organic.
ed, and is well attended. A collection
was taken up for the payment of out
standing Chalmers. Some FOL rhundred
dollars we're subscribed, il a few
minutes. The best wishes of this
community are undoubly by extend
ed to this new congregation.
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az AIE personsindsbted to Graham
4 Black are requested to call and set
de before the 10Th Of January 1859.
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of all KINDS.
cRocKERY AND GLASS WARE.

It is we'll known. that Goods
are sold cheaper in Ashland than
anywhere else, and it's well known
too, who has been the means Of
putting them down and keeping
them there,
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We have the best facilities for print.
ing wedding and cotiIlion cards.
Come in.
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ZTvER has just received a fresh
supply of Miscellaneous Books and
Poems for the Holidays.
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When you want frstclass Grocer
les and Provision. 60 to Frazee d
Stofer, and they viii accommodate
you. -
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Dissolution Notice.

roFIes is tcrrpy given that the part
~ uers6Ip heretofore existing under the
firm name of SAMPSEL & GLASS, was thiB
day dissolved by mutual consent.
DR. D 8 SAMPSEL will continue I'D ESD
and be found at the old stand.
We desire those having unsettled business
with the late f-n, to call and make imme.
diste settlement.
D sAMPsEL
GLASS.
Oct. i, 1865.
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Masonic SUPPER.-The McNulty
House termed with Masons and their
Ladies on Friday evening last,
MACK" and his whole souled and &C
icomplished Hostess, had prepared a
supper for the Lodge. It has not
been surpassed for a long time, for
choice delicacies, as well as, the sub
stantials. The tables literally groan-
ed under their load of refreshments.
The whole company seemed to be in
the best Of spirits and yivacity and
good bumor characterized all; and
full justice wa done the many good
things spread before them At about
eleven o'clock the company dispersed
for their resp ctive homes. All in all,
the evening passed off pleasantly, and
this social gathering Will long be re-
membered. McNulty and his excel
lent Lady are entitled to the thaaks
of all for the manner in which they
entertained their guests.
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izsICsl and get one Of those fne pic
tarss at Zuver's before they are all
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Irish Poplias. Poplin Reps,
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If you want a fresh and readable
book for these long wiater evenings,
% to ZUVERS
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tried Il, know that it cured them /: those who have
aa1Ddd ali 4 KNOW s1A siat what L does once i does Away:
that it never fails through any fault or neglesSsof
sands Of certificates of their remarkable cirssof the
eS1Dyr nsfisanorhood, and nd we inc need not pauasSissHt6eea
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They operate " y their their p3SS S sToad ip sn9 7,isS Ss ne e
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stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs. 0f The
S 6Vu sor aessaru9s w thels Wasg they eS Sna s I dSfsnF&
ments as are the first origin OF disease. .
The a boa. fS slf &c ssiio vi sl osnp q sas w wiies s6s g
For Iy.pep.i. Or Inasssss.en. Lissls..s
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ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
toms, Biiious Iesiieche Sick Headsche.
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diclously taken for each case, to correct the diseased
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dose is generally required:
satio1 OF els..- IIearf, Pain in the side,
hack and Loine, they should DO conttnuouslZ
DE system. WIFI such change those complaint
:hoGid Be saksSn IL large and ifequsnt doses 70 pro-
duce the effect Of drastic purge. =
Is it produces the desired effect BY sympstSy. :,
Nos as 2 a; De- , ~ rs1 tsxs one one or two Ptss 70 pro.
An occasIonal dose stimulates the stomach and
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One who feels tolerably well, oten fnds that a dose
their cleansing and renovating eject on the digeS.
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Diaries for 1869 to be had at
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HEARTH AND HOME is a weekly II.
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The LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW
for October 1868. Contents: The
Great Railway Monopoly Lady Min
tos Memoirs of the Right Hon. Hugh
Elliot; Deer and Deer Parks The
Archbishops of Canterberry of the
Reformation Lake Dwellings; The
Horrid Question Mr.. Matthew Arm
Odds Report on French Education
Yorkshire; The Public Questions at
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Information for the People

Information for the People
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
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Err BKoUqN 10
Look out for great bargains in
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Poplins, Tycoon Repps,
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Merinos, Empress Cloth,
Black and Colored Silks, Bal
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Eos. an the purposes Of . Laxative
M66i62n6. - =

Perhaps no one medi-
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Pm. The obNqps red
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Tho Act of Congress conters upon tho Corpo-
rations. besides the right Of way across the Ter.
ritories gift of IL 500 acres OF the public lands
per mile, contiguous 10 this line, and an appro-
priation from the National credit Of SINTI MIL.
LIONS in PER CENT. BONDS, delivered tho
work progresses; or half the estimated cost OF
the Through Line and Branches. These Sub
sdy bonds the company may cancel in a course
of years by tho transportation services Of the
Roads and a small per oentago of their not earn
ings they, therefore, consulate an element Of
great strength 10 the corporations.