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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-02-24
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
ORDER CT PROBATE
COURT.

On the 18th day Of March, 4. D. 1859,
between the hours of one O'Clock p. m. and
three o'clock p. m, on the premises herein
after described will DO sold to the highest
bidder the following real estate a. the prop.
erty Of Daniel Boon, deceased, situate inthe
township of Lake in the county Of Ashland
and State of Ohio; and more particularly do
scrihed al follows: It being the west half
Of the north west quarter OF section number
eight in tosnship nnnbss twenty o. range
or lezI Appraised At @-s--e-I
Terms Of sale,onsthird cash on day nf
sale; ons third ID one and pne third In two
years from TIE day -ofssaIe with, interest
rom the dasTof sale dessrredpayments-te.
be secuted by mortgage-on ths2yeuises -.
TT1 PETER TREASE,
s:ss Administrators of Daniel Boon, decd.
BY McBomba a Onrfidhfa HI vs..
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THANKs.-We are under many OBJ
legations to Hon. E. D. Holbrook,
NJ. C., for his intended compliment
in attempting to send US a copy of the
"Abridgment of the Presidents, Mes
sages and Documents for lS67-68.'
Through the efficiency of the Post
Office Department, we succeeded in
getting the WRAPPER in. which the
book was enclosed. This is more
than we could reasonably expect, since
q eopperGead editor is entitled to no
favors, private or public, under the
patriotic reign of the abolitionists.
This thing has occurred so frequently
of late, that we feel very thankful to
be permitted to see even the wrapper
Of a public document. Hurrah for
General Grant"
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j. w. PAxcoAsr Sec.

COUNTY INFIRM RY.-The Direc.
tors of the county Infrmary have
three interesting children, two boys,
and a little girl, to bind out or ap-
prentice till they are of age. The
boys r aged respectively six, and
four years, and the little girl eighteen
months. Any person desiring to
adopt, or apprentice a child will do
well to call at the Infrmary soon.
These children ought 20 have a home
in some good family
w, MILLER, Supt.
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MARRIED..

FAIRHURST-RANi IN-On the
g day of February, A. d. 1889, at
the residence of the brides father,
by W. G. Galloway, Mr.. Thomas
Fairhurst of Vermiilion township
to Miss Martha Rankin of Hayes
vile, Ashland county, Ohio.
the 18th
: daycof February, A. D. 1859, at
the residence of the brides father,
by w. G.. Galloway, Nj. Franklin
Carver of yermillion township t.
Miss Samantha Skater of Green
township Ashland county, Ohio.
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Good News!

oh; have you heard the astounding news,
That flashes out from tongue to tongue,
Or does your naughty heart refpse-
To believe the wonders-though unsuug ;
The news ID this: That Johnson's place,
Is where you'll get a handsome face.
To Johnson's then a visit make, 9 Z
And get your pictates right away,
Your wife and all y0tt children take;
We have no case of lie you know,
Now If the time make haste n go.
Johnson's Gallery over Folt1 & Barron's
Drug Store. =
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HoRsE BILLs.-Itwill soon be time
for horsemen to get out their bills, and
to all of them, we would say that we
are prepared with new type and new
cuts, Of beautiful design, to get up
this class Of work in tip-top style and
at reasonable prices. Remember US
when you want your work done, aud
give US q call.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-02-24

HEALTH AND BEAUTY.--Speer's
Standard Wine Bittersn are the Ill
innate of grape, pure and unadultera-
ted simply made bitter by the best
herbs and roots. Known to Chem
lists and Medical Practitioners, viz /:
Peruvian Bark, Balamus, Chamomile
Etowerss Snake Root, Wild Cherry
Bark. de-, ssd is just such . tonic as
has long deen . dssideratum among
Medical men. A trial will gain your
approval . . tonic par ssssame
soid By &ruzeists.
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7aa ] p. CowAN.
Ashland Feb. Is, 1869.

Swine MAcHINEs.-At the
Worlds Fair in Paris, Louis Napoleon
conferred the degree of Honor on
several Sewing Machines, thus show
ing that the true merit belonged to the
Singer. The others can receive my
appreciation says "Louis Napoleon,
but when I want a machine for bust
ness gsUe me the Singer"
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of the Little Ones."5:Itis we'll illus.
trated, and contains a piece of music
in each number:
Go to Zdsers and get thess; maya
zines. If he has them not insist en-
his sending for them &
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FAnm FOR sALE.-C: S. Vans

FARM FOR SALE.-C: s. Vanar-
nam, offers for sale his farm, situated
in Troy Centre, Ashland county: Said
farm contains 80 acres ofland in 4 high
state of cultivation, has good frame
house, Darn and out-buildings, is we'll
watered, and has a reasonable portion
Of wood, including a good sugar bush.
Enquire on the premises. Sitf
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LIED.

Died Feb: 9, 1869, ip Milton town
ship, Miss Catherine Baum, wife of
Samuel Baum, aged 81 Smonths
Feb. 18th, 1869, Nancy A Bally
wife of r. v. Samuel Bally of Miltor
aged 26 years, 5 months 26 da, 8.
She leaves five small children and a
large circle of broken hear ted friends
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TAKE NoTIcE.-I will sell my farm
situate between Ashland and Orange,
con aiming about one hundred and fifty
five acres of the first class lands of
Ashland county; and give the pur-
chases five years to pay for it. For
further particulars call IN the under
signed. s.la
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J. CAIN.
SERIOUSLY J

SERIOUSLY INJURED.-Mr. D
Guth, while. engaged in excavating
fIr the foundation of a new building,
was seriously hurt, on Tuesday OF
last. week, by the falling of a post
He has beer confined to his room ever
since, but we understand, is recover
ing slowly from the effects of the mis-
han.
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WOOSTER HACK N

A good comfortable Back Line for the
aeeonu odatior- Of passengers win leave
s-hland for Wooster, tli-weekly. leaving
Ashland Menda. 8. Wednesdays & Fridays
1t 8 o'olost in the morning. via Rowsbarg
PITT st urg, Reedsburg and Jefferson.
Through fare. $500 =.
Hack also. tri Weekly Nom Ashland to.
0rarg &c and back the same day. Leaving.
7lshland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satnr
days, FAKE 50cfT
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they were painfully ~ahiictine, have been radieaiiy
cured q ~ rs snSh great ,h hg16sTs II almost eySry Sec
be informed of Its virtues or ascs. 'nrG1 81
scrofulons poison is one Of the most destructive
cocinies Of our race. Oten, this unseen and unfels
tenant of tho organism undernaines the constitution,
and invites the attack OF enfeebling or fatal diseases,
without exciting O suspicion OF its presence. Again.
1t seems to breed infection throughout the body, and
s snsn; o De OF so% otse ipE of its s;d S = snrm 1aP sI,g, ds ~ iSe
surface or among the vitals: In the latter, tpbcT.
heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or it shows
Its presence by eruptions on the skin, or foul nicer.
sionai use of a bottle of this S~arsaparipu Is ad
yIsa6le' even when no active symrtoms OF disease
plants generally End Immediate relief. and at
length, cure, by the use of this SARS4F4IfL-s
letter, sal; :inesssn, seeid Head, Risgirress,,
sore is:;~s, Sore Ed,'s, and other er,ptiene. or
.laore co 51tail forms, as Dgspepsia ei D5o ~
Heart Disease, TITS, EgiLepsy,s 10000.
Syphi Ills or Yeaereal and Mrrc..Jiat Elceetts
subduing these obstinate maladies by any fnedieine.S
But LONG continued use of this medicine will cure
Uicerafions and Female Diseases, are com.
monly soon relieved md ultimately cured by itsI
tions for each case are found in our Almanac. sup
piled gratis. Lhe't,ndfis,s and Gout, when
s Ssaap,a e 6: 5r3;,y.dsrgs. Songs:iion :. g 5.5ssassr
& Sio taSfy 9 4Si1 81 ffS& tas Efhk1lnf go i sss K e g.
Those who are Langgid and Lsstfess, Despon-
aent. St!epiess, and troubled with Nernosts Ap-f
symrtomatic Of WrdKsesa, vim find immediate.
relief and convincing evidence 6f les restorative
PREPARED BT nef1 tza
Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., lowell, 1Fass.,
Practical and AnalyfioaI ChesnIsts. =
SOLD BY ALL EVERYWHERE
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Oct. I, 1853.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.

DEF OE 1HcOR1NNHs -
COLUMBUS, July 18th 1853. :.
L is Hereby Certified, Tnat the@o
Home Insurance ,ComPany. located at Ire.
New Haven in i;e State of Connecti-ig q
cut has ~cnHlplied in all respects, With 51s
be Ia VS. eff Iris State relating to Fire Q Il
Insurance Companies. for the current ngl
year and has iled,ip this Office asworn 20
Statement, by the proper-4Ohcerss
showing it's CONDITION and business. at
he date of such Statement. ss follows.- ;
itai.ei 81, 600. 10000 via
Assets -. .I.s1s.sao.A 90
exec ! Capital Stock 7f4.sas.ss s p
: erdirg .sar- soo,sla,1f
preced,ne wear 49, I.7as,s Isl u. ~
IN H;ta@.. Whtseof. F?eo q
her INTO sntscrised N.Y. amftH1
Eseal] caused me stai-of my flee tcsbs
affixed, the day and year above
written.
:. JAS. n. 6opMAE.2 i7'ss
Ilditoy' Of Std7se
By JAS. WILLIAMS fBie7lc asrk :
JOHN D JONES',
Au,nf &shhand o. siei2ssg
A&
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WAR IN CupA.SSugar advanced
Sets on the lb. Farmers "a hiHt to
the wise is sufficient" A few hun.
dred sap pals yet for sale at Beers
Hardware store
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MARRIAGE By WHoLEsALE.--A
late numl er, of the United Presbytc-
rian, published in Pittsburg, announ-
ees the following marriage:
On Saturday, the 7th, at the
house of the brides parents, by Rev.
s. n. Coon, all Of Ashland County, O."
This is the most extensive wedding
on recordl Just to think, no more
maidens, bachlors, CD widows or Wild
overs, in Ashland county No use
Of our Mansfield boys "courting'
over there any more !-AansfeH Her
aid.
No spare girls in Ashland county.
Beauty and worth are SO apparent
here, that there is rovdiAiculty in get
ting husbands. How is it in Eichiand
county, Mr.. HeraLdf Have you
many maidens, ''bachlors,' widows or
widowers in your cold-hearted local
-
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DissoIution Notice.

NoTIcE is hereby given fhaGthe Past4S
~ aershlp heretofore existing; under the
firm name Of SAMPSEL & GLASS, was this :
: Dr D.s saMFsEh viii eonisans b-usinsssz
and be found at the old stand. : = %
We desire those having unsettled business :
with the iafe firm, to eall and mako imme-.
diste settlement. II
s GLASS.
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ENTxRrAISMENr.-A public enter
taiument viii be given by the Orio
Society Of Savannah Academy, Fri
day evening Feb. 26th: Doors open
at half past SIX, Exercises commence
promptly at seven o'clock. Admis-
sion twenty-five cents
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ATTENTION FIREMAN.-The mem
bers of Star Fire Co. No. 2, will take
notice that there will be a meeting of
said company on Monday evening,
March |, 1869, for the purpose of
recognizing the company and the
election of officers for the ensuing
year. All persons knowing themselves
to be members of said company and
expecting to remain as such are re-
quested to represent on that occasion,
or their names will be stricken from
the rolls. By order OF
o. F. GRAIL, Foreman.
J. w. PAxcoAsr Sec.
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SNUBBIHG Stumbling is common
The world likes to snub. Indeed, it
takes great delight in it. What
would IL do unless it had. or took,
this privilege of snubbing? Much OF
its pleasure, much of its delight in
Fostering, in plunging into people,
would alas, be demolished What
moIe ieliciuus-as some think-than
TO give Prig&ins, Smithers, uzzlebrg
or Stiggius a regular sockdolager OF
a snub? What is more satisfactory
than TO come down like an eagle or a
thousand Of brick very much alike
melaPhoriral!y) on The presumptuous
Misses F~Iddiestrings or the airy Mrs.
Pugnnfins? What nectar. so swees
a. a LANCER ON some empty, skulled
bacheloror icy-hearted spinster? All,
the world likes to snrb. Fundamen-
ally it Is wrong as sin and as black
as night, hut most of US like to do it
the wretches. -Fdrmer.
Gram desires to snub Johnson
Johnson snubs Stanton snubs
Sherman. Stumbling IS fashionable
everywhere.
We wish somebody would under
take to snub Congress, and the thieves
that are devouring the substance of
the people.
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Nor1cE.-Having sold but and
wishing to settle up my business, l
request all knowing themselves in
debted to me to call and settle their
accounts before the 18th of March
next.
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IN Witnsss Thereof, l have
subscribed my name, and
CsEAL.l caused the Seal of my Office
to, be affixed, the day and
year above written.
JAS. "A. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
j. P. Van. Nest Rowsburg Ohio
Agent Tor Ashland County.
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ened, falling hair checked, and ba.d7L
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tls
hair where the fotlicles are destroyed,
or the glands a%trophied and decayedS
usefulness by this application. Instesd
of fouling the hair with a pasly: sedi-.
ment, it will keep il. clean and vigorous. :
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray o. falling Of, aud
consequently prevent badness. Free.
from those deleterious substances which.
make some Preparations DANGEROUS and
injurious to the hair, the ,Yigor can
only benefit but NOT harm IT. II VARIED
merely for a. - - 49, .
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A Grr.-What a Beautiful and
useful present to a loving wife or
daughter, would one of those unrival-
ed Singer Sewing Machines be.
Wonat yon buy one? See Advertise
ment in another column.
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RELIGIOUS REvIyALs.-The revi-
val at the NJ. E. Church is still in
progress, A very large number have
connected with the church on proba-
ton. ard mich interest Is still mani
tested. We hope the good work will
go on til! the youth ami aged OF our
own are gathered in. Whate' er
tends 10 reform men, and make them
better citizens, must meet the APPROX
al Of every well-wisher of cur race.
The church, Ivy its associations and
influences, will always have a tenlen-
cy to restrain men from the commits
sica OF crime and make them better
socially and morally.
II Lutheran Church is also being
rtnd hy@=s~ira'. and many AKA
anxious to attach themselves to that
church as members. Its minister is
distinguished for his zeal and his de-
voiion to his church, and his preach
ins is effective for good
The Presbyterian Church is also
holding a series of meetings; and it is
hoped a good work may be done in
that congregation. The minister of
that church is devotedly attached to
his people, and it Is to be trusted that
his labors will be blessed.
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ASHLAND Ohio, Feb. 10, 1869.

Ed. States & Uni n:-Permit US,
through you, to express our warmest
gratitude to the members of the Pre-
byterian church and congregation and
kind friends of other churches for the
delightful quarter-centenary ceseGrs-
ton of our pastorate, which they had
on the 9th inst, for all the manifest
atoms of respect and affection given,
and for the liberal donation of about
s400 which they made. 1t falls to the
lot of few to enjoy such an occasion.
And few such instances of kindness,
affection and liberality are witnessed.
May the Lord return a hundred fold
of spiritual good to this people.
]. & NJ. W. RoBIssoN.
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For Wine of Tar, Kings Prepared
Prescription. All kinds of Cou gil
Medicine, Linemeut, Worm Medicine,
Blood purifiers, Hair Restorative
Pain Killers, Coal Oil, Neatr! Foot
Oil, Wines, Brandies, Liquors, Soaps,
Perfumery, Brushes, Cosmetics, &c
Notions of all kinds. Go to Foltz
IL Barron.
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,Afis5.io Time Table.

The passenger trains going west
run as follows: -
Express 10:14 n. m.
EXPRESS 1925 p. m.
Way Freight ? p. m.
Accommodation $50 p. m,
lAGoTNG EAST.
Express 3:i6 p. m.
Express 3:5S a. m.
Way Freight 500 a. m.
Accommodation 1914 a. m.
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For restoring Gray Hair y
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing. which ,
is at once ~agreeabFeSI
healthy, and effsct,ial
for preserving the
hair. Faded Or grey
HAIR as soon restored
10 its original color.
with He-. gloss
freshness yolt6s.
Thin hair Ia fhict
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-02-24

Read our business cards, and en-
courage the enterprise of our adver-
Using citizens.
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The Dry Rot in Men.

The following is N of the good
things from Dickens pen:
"The first characterization of the
dry rot in men, is a tendency to Turk
and lounge; to be at street corners
without Ineligible reason; to be
stroiling anywhere" when met; to
be about many places rather thafrany;
to do nothing tangible, but to have
an intention of performing a number
of tangible duties tomorrow or the
day after"
When we see a stout, rugged,
ruddy-faced young ma seated on a
store box, ack-knife in hand, wasting
precious hoursin whiting sticks, we
conclude he is affected with the dis
sase called the dry rot. When we see
a young fellow dressing gaily at the
expense Of other men, and Justify puff
ing, "a-la Grant," a cigar on the cor
ner of the streets, and making no eff.
fort to pay for the same, We suspect
he is laboring under the dry rot, and
will soon yield to its ravages.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-02-24

We have the best facilities for print
Inn Wedding and cotillion cards.
Come IN.
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Auditor Of States certiacats.
AuprroR6rs STATES osrics,

AuprroRoFS STATES fFrcE, j
Department of Insurance,
COLUMBUS. JANUARY 29th, 1859.
1t is hereby certified. that the home
insurance company, located at Col
nmbus, in the State of Ohio, has COM
piled, in all respects, with the laws of
his Sta e, relating to such Insurance
Co mp: n es5 for the current year, and
has fed in this Office a sworn State
ment, by the proper Officers, showing
IT'S condition and. business, at the date
Of such Statement, as follows:
Amount of actual paid $780, 600 90
up Capitsl
ggregate amount of.
available Assets .7- PIC, 97S.33
Aggregate amount~L;.
abilities, including
Reinsurance, 1e,435 so
Am unit OF income for
the proceeding year: 81, 200. 81
Amount of Expendi-
lures for the proceed
ing year Sc, $50 go.
Amount of Premium
Notes held by the
Company, ION which
policies are issued a- .s.
cation ..:t $50 $685.
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SEE BUNcH OF GRAPES on standard
I'm another column. Speer's Stand
ard Wine Bitters are highly econ
mended by physicians for dyspeptics
on aCruuht of its tonic properties, il
purity, and its delicious flavor.
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HAIR D~REsSIME.a s q
S~arsaparilla,;
ron PURIFYING THE DIoons

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine, enjoyRs Ss
L derived from its sHSssg,
maryeneqs:x@ysturale 81
case, where the8 systemrH
seemed; sayiIrated with
cofruption, have been
pui1ea and cured By -
ScrOfulous affections and
disorders, whiehwerc az.
gravated by the scrofa.sA
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Court of Common Pleas.

The spring terms of the Court o
Common Pleas will commence in Ash
land, on Monday, March 8, 1869.
The following are the Grand Jur
ors for said term:
Philip Gongaway Within Township
G.. A. Schauweker Hanover
Isaac Masters Montgomery,
VIM. Beabeut Ruggles g.
Robert Hill, Hanover, &c"
John Heifner, Orange,
H. B., Pancoast, Montgomery,
John Smith, Troy,
Daniel V~antilburg, Montgomery"
Alfred Scott, Perry, &C..
E. F. Saeket, Ruggles, "
Theodore Staufer, Green,
Benjamin Wolf, Orange, Is"
William Tangeman, Vermillion,
George Fulmer, Hanover,
~ PETIT JURORS.
Abram Ecker, Perry, ";
John Nelson, Milton, )"
William Jackson, Sullivan,
John Gharst, Mohican, /"
Philip Fishburn, Milton,
Warren Wolf. Green,
John Thorn, Rrggles,
John Shelter, VermiHion,- O.
George Ligget, Hanover,
Joseph C. Cliff, Mohican,
Christian Miller, Orange,
Henry Riser, Montgomery,
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New FIRM.-Dr. D. S. Sampsel
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tess. We have no doubt the new
firm viii be equally accommodating
and successful. Messrs. Calm and
Brown, the cutter, will remain in the
employ of the new company. -.
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