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Financial.

The facts are, that with a less tax
than was assessed under the Democrat
ic administration Of Andrew johnson,
our debt has been constantly reducing.
We do not care what the explanation
may be, these are stubborn facts
Our Democratic friends will make a
note of it.-Ottawa Union.
The Democratic administration of
Andrew johnson? Could cool per-
version and studied Misrepresentation
90 further? Andrew Johnson, was
elected on the Republinean ticket, by
the Republican party: He was the
President of that party-but because
he was unwilling to justify their ma
levolence against the South, after that
section had ceased to struggle against
the supremacy of Northern arms, the
Republican leaders in Congress tied
his hands, and fixed heavy penalties
for the removal of any government
officers, without first consulting Con
gress-aud this too, when it was
known that such official was a thief,
and a defaulter to the government!
Now the Democracy are to be charged
with these thefts! Why not say at
once, that the three hundred defalca-
tons under recent Republican admin
istrations, are also to be charged to
democrats, and that the Democracy are
to be held accountable for the many
millions stolen, as well as the land
grabbing and other frauds %characteri-
zing the administration of General U.
s., Grant?
Andrew Johnson, was a Republican,
and Lincoln's Cabinet was forced on
him! 1t was Republican. All his
officers were Republicans, All the
stealing was done by Republicans.
Let the Republican party be held
responsible for it.
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ONO STATE BOARD OF AGRICUL- !
ruUE, SECHETARY's OFFICE,

ONO STATE BOARD OF AGRIcuL-
runE, -SEcHEFARY's OFFICE,
CoLuMBgs, Aug. Is, 1870.
THEi 0hio; State Board of Agricul-
= ~tnfedotfers 1925 in Premiums for
Essays, viz:
SID0 for an essay on each of the
following. coun'ies, VIZ: Auglaize,
Ashland, Pickaway, Tuscarawes and
Vinton
500 for essyay on history and de-
scription OF best breed of Farm Horses.
S1O0 for essay on history and de
scription of best breed Of Mich Cat
tie
800 for essay on history and de-
scription of best bree Of Sheep.
500 for essay OH history and de
scription of best breed of Swine.
500 for essay on history and de
scription of breed of Swine.
$50. sor essay on actual experiment
in u.derdraining.
The Reports to be sent to the
Secretary's ofic, in Columbus before
the first of January, 1870, at which
time the awards Will be made by a
Committee of the Board.
For further particulars, address
JOHN HI. KLIPPART, Sec'y.
n30 I'm
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RoAD-MaF4GE

Notice is hereby given. that a peti
ton will be presented TO the Board Of
Commissioners of Ashland. County,
Ohio, at their September session., A.
1870, praying for the establish
ment Of a County road on the follow
ing line, to-Wft: Beginning .aoodt 10
reds@sonth OF the south line Of south
east and northwest quarters OF sec
ton (22), Range (15), Township I'D,
on the road leading from Hayesv'ne to
Miliersburg thence. north%168 rods,
running from HayesYille to Wooster
and to intersect' the road running from
Rowsburg to Mohecanville. Also f +
the vacation of the old road which
will be unused, should the prayer OF
this petition be granted, y al >
EHENRYsTREASE,
Principal Petitioner.
Aug. II, 1870-6we
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CHEWING GUM.-One of the most
filthy, disagreeable habits in existence
and one which ranks side and side
with tobacco chewing among men, is
the practice of chewing gum, which
is so much in vogue among so many
who consider themselves young ladies
This stuff which they place in their
mouths and seem to chew with so
much relish, is made at Poduck, Mas
sachusetts, out of gum arabic. rosin
and coarse fat. ANY kind, of fat,
even-that of-dead hogs, is used in the
manufacture, ana, when the ingredi-
ents are placed in boiling kettles, a
small quantity of the most nauseous
liquid foam is put in to whiten the
gum. When the mixture has boiled
a sufficient length of time, it is taken
from these kettles and allowed too
cool and harden, then it is done up in
packages; and sold to young ladies to
exercise their masticators upon.-
When this fact. is known and it. is n
fact, as the writer hereof. can testify,
girls, or anybody else, have aperfect
right to chew gum IL they want to-
Exchange.
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Zu Saturday Lee.
These e~xaminasiot.s tttil -copmence At
No applicant will be admitted after II
o'elocK "A: M. Written Testimonials Of
CODA moral character.signd at leastby two
responsible persons WILDE required, which
testimonials will be kept on 6ie. No cefr
tiffcate can be ante-datea, and Tire School
Law prohibits Township lesks from Civ
ing OF ders to teachers for pay unless they
have certificates embracing the whole term
of service. The School Law requires teach
ers to un 1erstan4 the follovingSbra1ches,
and be abieto imPart ~instrnction on them
all: = Reading, Writing OTfhography,
4ri.hmetis, English GFammar, andlaGeog-
raphy. A failure in one. lisa failure in ALL
and those not having a fair knoMlsdge of
each and every one Of the aboyes branches
need uot apply for 4 certiicate.s .Particu-
lar attention will be paid 70 OtkogrAPhy,
prompt iy rejected. No private examina-
lions will be held, and no applicaiicn "by
letter" will be answered. Only fChf ttaAs
of certif- Gates will be issued VIZ: For4
months IL months, Is months. and 70
months. A certificate for 6 months II q
trial certificate and will not Be .issuednhs
second time. to the..same applicant. Thoee
having certificates for six months must be
able to procure certificates for II months
or none. School Directors are requested to
furnish US reports of the success Of teachers,
az they will aid us materially in granting
certificates only to those who are euccesNful.
Those ex~pectingto teach the higher branch
es win be examined accordingly. The
standard of Ashland County Teachers must
be advanced. and applicants will bear this
in mind.-There will be no adjournment
after examinationsr commence until they
close ; and q fee of so cente il required N
a condition Of Examihation, and Nh be-
paid in advance.
BY order of the Board
r. NJ. CAMPBELL Clerk.
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We give below a statement showing
the counties comprising the several
Congressional districts of Ohio, the
majorities at the Congressional cleo
ton of1868, and the m of tie
candidates nominated for the election
of this fall
First District-Part of Hamilton
county. Democratic majority oil.
Candidates for 1870, not yet nomina-
ted.
Second district-Part of Hamilton
county. Republican majority 49,
No nominations for 1870.
Third District-Butler, Preble,
Montgomery and Warren counties
Republican majority AIS. Nomina-
tons for 1S70-Republican, Robert
c.. Schehck ; Democratic, Lewis d.
Campbell.
Fourth District-Champaign, Darke
Logan. Miami and Shelby. Republic
can majority 500. Nominations for
1ST0-Republican, w. B. McClung ;
Democratic, j. F. Mckinney.
l. Fifth District-Allen, Auglaze,
Hancock Hardin. Mercer, Van Vert
and Wyandot- Democratic majority
4,S46. Democratic candidate for 1870
@. N. Lamison.
Sixth District-Brown, C]ermont,
Clinton, Fayette and Highland. Re-
publican majority, 343 Nominations
for 1970-Repuhlican, John A. Smith
Democratic. J. w. Denver.
Seventh District-CIarke, Frank
lin, Greene and Madison. Republi-
can majority, los. Democratic can
didate for 1870, Hugh j. Jewett.
Eighth District-Delaware Marion
Morrow, Richland and Union. Re-
publican majority, 948. Candidates
for I87O-Repubiican John Beatty /;
Democratic, James X. Hubbel.
Ninth District-Crawford, Erie,
Huron, Ottawa Sandusky and Sene-
ca. Democratic majority. 1875
Candidates for l870--RepnblicNn
Charles Foster; Democratic. E.. +.
Dickinson.
Tenth District-Defance, Fulton,
Henry, Lucas Paplding Putnam,
Williams and Wood. Democratic
majority, 9l2. No nominations for
1870.
Eleventh District-Adams, Gallia,
Jackson, Lawrence, Scioto and Vim
ton Republican majority, 2,12s.-
Republican candidate for 1870, John
Twelfth District-Fairfield, Hook
ing, Perry, Pickaway, Pike and Ross.
Democratic majority, 4,9l3. Demo
cratic candidate for 1870, P. H. Van
Trump.
Thirteenth District--Coshocton,
Kuox, Licking and Muskingum.-
Democratic majority, l,644. Repub-
llcan candidate for 1870, G. w. Pot
win; Democratic G. w. Morgan.
Fourteenth District-Ash!and,
Holmes, Lorraine, Medina and Wayne.
Republican majority, 462. Demo
cratic candidate for 1870, l.. r.
Critchfeld-(Rep J James Monroe.
Fifteenth District-Atheus Meigs
Monroe, Morgan and Washington
Republican majority, $50. Candi-
dates for 1S70-Republican, VIM. P.
Sprague: Democratic, John Cart
wright.
Sixteenth District-Belmont Guern
sey, Harrison, Noble and Tuscarawas.
Republican majority, '4l6. Republi-
can candidate for 1870, John A.
Bingham.
Seventeenth District-Carroll, Col
umbiana, Jefferson and Stark. Re
publican majority, $685. No pomih
atoms for 1870.
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The Germans.

We would be glad to see a public
expression of the Democratic candi-
dates on the subject of their sympa-
thies in the present war in. Europe.
They are popularity supposed to side
with the French, It is easy to give
private assurances to the contrary 10
German fellow citizens, but Dem
-ocratic politicians arc proverbiaily
tricky, and we would be glad to see a
frank and manly public expression
from them.-State Journal.
The Editor of the State Journal,
Gen. Comlcy is au old and inveterate
Know Nothing, and has always hated
the Germans aud Irish. He knows
very well that the Democracy always
opposed his proscriptive creed, and
that the Germans and Irish are indebt-
ed to the Democracy for their position
as American citizens.
1t is amusing to sec such men as
Comley, attempt to champion the
cause of people he has always hated
and contemned because they voted
the Democratic ticket.
The struggle between Napoleon and
King William is purely a question of
European policy. The American peo-
pie are ordered to remain neutral.
The weakest thing done by the late
Republican Convention was the Mt
tempt to dodge the living, issues of
American politics by dragging in the
quarrels of European despots.
We give you due notice that you
will faIl. The Germans will not be
deceived by this new born love for
them.
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Democratic Primary Election.

The Democracy of Ashland County
will meet, at the places of holding
elections, IN the several townships, on
Saturday, the 9th day of August
next, and vote for candidates to be
placed on the Democratic ticket Of
Ashland County, for the following
Offices, to-wft: One Auditor; one
Recorder; one Presenting Atty; one
Sheriff; one Commissioner one mfr
mary Director; and one County Sur
.veyor
Also In accordance with the rule
heretofore adopted BY the County
Convention, the electors of each town
ship will at the same time, vote for a
member of the Democratic Contra
Committee of the County, to repre-
sent their respective townships.
The return Judges Of said election
will meet, at the Court House, in
Ashland, on Monday, the 29th day of
August, at 1 o'clock p. n. to canvass
the vote of the county.
1t is especially desired that the per-
IONS elected as members of the Coun
ty Central Committee should be in at
tendance at that time for the purpose
Of organizing the Committee and tax
ing such. action as may be best to fur
Their the interest of the Democratic
parry in the present campaign.
BY order of the Democratic Coun-
" Central Committee
w. B. McCARTY,
Chairman.
Z ". n. GATES, sec'y.
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Especial 70 the; Yiibuhe.
NEWS oF.THE PRUssIAN CONF4RM-

49,
London, August 21.-King VII
liam's dispatch, dated nine o'clock
Thursday evening; was recaiyed in
London: tonight" 1t completely. CON
firms the PruSsian accounts of the
previous battle Of Thursday. Balaine's
affirmation that he remained master of
Metz has been partly true, without di-
minishing the extent OF the French
disaster.
WHAT THE FRENCH FOUGHT FOR.
What she French fought for both
Tuesday and Thursday was for a
change to retreat Twas doubt l
yesterday whether. Tuesdays battle
might not have left them in possession
of the northern most road from Net
Verdun, or in, a position and with a
force strong enough to renew the
struggle for a passage to Verdun. if
not utterly beaten Tuesday. Bazaine
was bound to renew the battle i'm
mediaiely, since Prussian reinforce
ments were hourly coming, up, while
to him no fresh strength could arrive.
Nothing is any longer in doubt.
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Eighteenth District---Cuyahoga,
Lake and Summit ReppblicaR majori-
ty, 6, 469. Republican Candidate. for
1870, w. n. Upson. .
Nineteenth District--Ashtabula,
Geauga, Mahoning, Portage and
Trumbull. Republican majority, TO-
1913. Republican candidate for-Is7O,
James A. Garfield.
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.SHERIFF'S SALE.
Akron Land & Building Loan: Asso
alton. -
Josiah Cunningham ct. al.

49, OOoAuh1 sCO. 41
State of Ohio, Ashland Couty, So.
BY virtue of q certain order o sale,
issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland county, Ohio, dated
July 30th A. d. 1870, and to me d.
rected, I will offer at public sale, at
the south door of The Court House, in
Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio on
Saturday, September 10, Il. ID. 1870,
at 1 o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the
following Real Estate, situate in the
County of Ashland and State Of Ohio,
to-wit: Being a part of the North
west quarter of section thirty lone,
.(31), township twenty-thrce, (23),
range sixteen; commencing at the
Southwest corner of SAID Northwest
quarter and running north on the west
line Of said quarter. one hundred and
~fifty-siz and 20-100 perches to the
northwest corner; thence east on the
north boundary line seventy one perch
es to a stone; thence south parallel
with the west line one hundred and
forty perches to a stone ; thence paral-
lei with the north line eight perches to
a stone; thence south parallel with
the western.boundary of said quarter
sixteen and. IS 100 perchcs to a stone
ON the south line of said quarter, thence
on said line 50 perches to the place Of
beginning, containing sixty-eight and
60-100 acres of land, reserving and
excepting from the said grant fifteen
and 1900 acres of land HERETOFORE con
veyed by said grantors to Benjamin
Cunningham by deed of date June
Appraised a. yssaeo. Terms of
WIN. O. PORTE, Sheriff.
j. Wa G.. b. Smith, PIE Atty.
Aug. l01 f87GL5wG
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Taxation.

Our Republican friends, at the late
Convention, seemed anxious to protect
the interest of New England. The
Tariff issue is wholly in her behalf
The western farmer and mechanic de-
rive NJ benefit from protection. On
the contrary, they are injured. The
tariff upon imports is paid by them,
because they are consumers. Protec-
ton, is simply a gratuity to New Eng.
land, because it takes away competi-
ton, and the farmer and Iaboring mass
IS pay the tariff. Protection. then,
enables her to increase her prices,
while the consumer pays them, and
their taxes. To Illustrate the FEEDER
al Internal Revenue tax paid by Ohio
and by the New England States, for
the year 1869 is as follows:
Ohio S16,0S2, 497
Massachusetts, 9 2s2, 794
Connecticut 2,339,20I
Rhode Island 1,2S0,295
Name 668,124
New Hampshire 651, 046
Vermont 314557S3$l4,486, f28
Excess.paid by. Ohio s1,596, 800
1t will be seen then, that Ohio pays
more revenue, by one and a half mill
ions than all New Englandi
New England has nearly three-fourths
of all the Bank capital, and untaxed
Bonds, and-stM insists that the hard
listed farmers and labofing masses of
the great West shall psy her an anri-
al tribute in the shape of a protective
tariff, to keep up her lords of the loom
and her manufacturing monopolists.
Will our people any longer submit
to these ~tyrannlc exactions? If not,
let the laboring masses rise in their
might and move in a solid column in
opposition to the return of any land
grabbing, tariffite to Congress.
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.AoEns and other Items.

----I
The nights are chilly and the days
warn. -,
Watxr melons are in the market and
eholera morbus abundant.
= The Methodist Conference meets in
y Ashland next week.
The Republicans hold their Con
g%ressional Convention Aug. "a.
Chaplain Collier, spoke to a crowd
on the. Corner of Main and Orange
streets on Saturday evening last.
The rail road news is favorable for
Ashland. Look out for the locomo-
tive
The soldier reunion takes place on
the 31st of August at this place.
The Agricultural society of Ash
land sleeps quietly. Where is Hayes
yille3
The Court H0use is being over
hauled. A new roof IS being put on,
and other changes made.
The Juvenile Concert at the Town
Hall on Friday evening last was a
decided success.
e The National Teachers association
met in Cleveland last week and had
IN interesting session.
: President Grant, passed through
Cleveland last week. The owner of
the fancy "purp" refused to call on
HIM. Poor Grant.
The Frat Congregational church of
Mansfield, vas destroyed by fire on
Thursday last. 1t caught from a bur-
ing brush heap. Loss $1,000. Fully
insured.
The Rev. w. K. Brown, of OHIO,
has admitted that he kissed a girl he
had no right to Why Brown?
The Mcpherson monument at Clyde
Ohio, will be ready to be placed in
petition on the 18th of September,
= The Fulton coal company in Stark
county, is endeavoriDg to employ its
fhands.fro1h Canada to take the place
rs stSlkeF:.
~ -,
aIeAnsv aElndigksm, of Franklin,
Wayne county; was kicked by q horse
on'the 10th and almost instaRtly kill
3D.
...The Pioneer Associations of Cham
paigu, Clarke and Miami counties are
making arrangements to hold their
annual meeting on August 18th atAd-
dison.
A brakeman named Norman Yves
kilIedsby an accident at AIhtabula on
Wednesday. His home was at Erie.
Students are beginning to arrive at
Antioch Collage, preparatory to en-
tering College for the next term.
At Dayton, on Thursday, Martin
Maltne9, a iaborer, was instantly kill
ed by being ruin over by a gravel and
wood train on the Dayton and Mich
iganroad.
William King, a convict m the
P~enitentiary, imprisoned since 1863
for killing a man in a drunken brawl
committed suicide by hanged himself
in his cell
AZ Gallipolis, Ohio. on Wednesday
evening Captain Hazelrine of the
Regular Army was shot by a man
named McDeyitt or johnson. 1t is
said that Captain Hazeltine had Nc
Dewitt dismissed from the army
MeDevitt D in jail.
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CT hOO r E. W A K d.
~ASSO For any case Of

of Blind Bleeding, Itching, or liberated
Piles that DE BING'S PILE REMEDY
fails to cure. 1t is prepared expressly to
cure the Piles and nothing else, and has
cured cases of over 20 years standing. Sold
by all Druggists.
VIA FUGA.
DIR. Bing's Via Puga is the pure juices Of
Banks, Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
CONSUMPTION.
inflammation of the Lungs all Liver, Kid
ney. and Bladder diseases, organic Weak
ness, Female Affections. General Debility,
and all Complaints of the Urinary Organs
in male and Female producing Dyspepsia,
Costiveness, Gravel, Dropsy and S~crotula,
which most generally terminate in Con-
sumptive Decline. Il purifes and enrich
cs the Blood, the Billiary, GlanduIar and
Secrctive System; Corrects and strengthens
tie Nervous and Muscular forces; Il acts
like a charm on weak, nervous. and debili-
tated females. both young and old: None
should be without it. Sold everywhere.
lie iRATOKY-I42 Franklin ST., Baili-
more, Md. Qy6)
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as executorof the estate of
John INQUIRER decd.
HENRY INQUIRER, Executor.
no4 4w
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-08-24

tabC1J Nv NaNO III PC . VI u v
the House of Re- should be so ad.
representatives. from justed as to be
the Committee on the leastprejudical
Ways and Means, to the industrial
asa gigantic robbery and producing
of the labor and in class or section,
dustry of the coun- while securing to
try that they are the home produc'
solely designed to er protection
advance the interests against foreign
of a few thousand produc ors."
monopolists, and
that This should be-
no longer summit
ted to-. and that no
candidate for Con-
gress,. nor for any
OF he fi ce, Is
worthy of support
who is not in favor
of a low e
tariff which closely
approximates to free
trade; that in the
arrangement of any
revenue tariffall the
necessari IS of life
should be absolute
ly free of duty"
Can n one interested in the tariff
GU ,stion hesitate in regard to his pc
litical action between the two parties I
One-the observation-disclosures
the Schenck tariff as a robbery of the
many for the few; the Republican
does not. The Democratic resolutions
calls for a low tariff that closely ap
proximates to free trade, aud with the
declaration that the n-ecessaries of life
should be free from duty the Ike:
publican platform, on the contrary,
insists On a revenue tariff, with the
addition of securing to the home pro
Queer a protection against the for
eign producer. Their corn, wheat,
PORK, &c, they are perfectly willing te
compete with against the world. They
ask no odds and can receive no pro
lection except in the most unrestricted
trade. The projection alluded tt
means to Pennsylvania iron, New
England cotton manufacturers, New
York salt, Louisiana sugar, ana othc'
articles of which our people are tn;
consumers, and for which, by the tariff
favored by the Republican Convention,
they are required to pay two prices.
1t follows that it is against the In
terest of Ohio men to sustain any
such system as d~iscriminates against
their industry and N favor of that Of
other sections of the country. II is
true that the protection called for in
the Republican platform is to be q
fair one,' but what constitutes fair
ness is to. be left to the discretion OF
Congress after it has been bought up
by the manufacturers aforesaid. The
iron, sugar, cotton and salt manufac-
turcrs do not consider one, two or
three hundred per cent to be collect
ed off the American consumer any
thing more than fair but the Demo
Gratis do. We believe the people OF
Ohio Go, and that no intelligent elect
or will this fall sustain a party which
has thus completely sold out to a few
interested monopolists. What is desir.
ed is a tariff for revenue, and nothing
else. Equality for all, and protection
for none.-EnQuirer.
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IF you have any old pictures to copy
or enlarge take them to Johnson's Gal
lery.
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- TRAINS GOING EAST.
Stations. EIp's E Rps E1'Ps LEIPs

Chicago 11.2o am s,2o pm 500 am 5.s6p Pm
Valparaiso 11.42 /" S07 . I1S"
Plymouth $50 pm l.5oam ESQ. "ae.es
Warsaw sic" 1888 I" e.S1 I"
Columbia 4.19 T1f.b3pml03e
Fl. WAYNE A sIS .5Is 12ae;" 1i. 10
Van Vert 6.5S 3 a12 /" 1875 ana
Lima 40 sos s:5l q 1.oo"
Forest 9.37 CAST afs 2.43 |"
Upsand'sty 54s ~ 1oo6i"55oSs s.lo
Bucyrus 6,15 I" 1915 $50 asa
c..,lA GAO u.15 $40 . 40
oreS' SIS 1906 pm e:ooan .4s9
Mansfield 7.1f "12-34 ga 500"
Wooster 8.23 " z.o1 " SIX" 81"
Orrville S.42" '2.2 " e.57-" ~ ="
Massillon 9.26 " ass" e.35 " 11Z:
Canton r, a.19 !" .3.13 " o,67 :" -
D9,55. 3.55" HOO " $40"
Salem 1o.ls" 4.23 " 11.4o " sos "
Rochester SOP" 2.05pm l0.b1"N
Pittsburg 1880 am 7!o5 " ais" 11,5S
F. r. MYERS.
ha General Ticket AEsnt
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator Of the
Estate of Julian Martin late of
Mohecan Township, Ashland County,
Ohio deceased.
Henry Winbigler, Admr.