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Miscellaneous Items.

Miss Emily Moore, of Albany, N.
Y, has just.recovered s5,Go0.i haffiof
what she asked, FROM john Grimes,
of that city, for breaking his promise
to make her Mrs. G.
l. The North-G German a~rsenals and
armories contain u million and a half
of needIe-guns, besides a hundred and
forty thousand carbines, so that after
the arming CT the troops in war times
there remain six hundred thousand
needle weapons and fifty thousand
fcarbines ready for use.
Brown, who has been on trial in
Cleveland for numbering his wife at
Berea, last spring, was convicte |, on
Saturday evening". Of murder in the
second degree.
The steamer Ormsby, of the Pitts
burg coal fleet, bursted her steampipe
on Thursday, fatally scalding the en-
gineer and one deck hand The boat
and barges are lying across the head
of Pike Island, and may be saved if
the water subsidies.
The South Carolina Legislature, by
resolution, on Wednesday,, syn1pathiz-
ed with the patriotic Cnbans, and
pledged the last dollar and man in the
State to the Government in case OF
war.
The house of the editor of the Talla-
hassee Flor iiidn was blown up the
other day. In preparing for a hunt
ing expedition he provided a three
pound can of powder, which a little
negro boy thought Was something to
eat and put it on the stove to warm.
The boy was killed.
New York surgeons have made a
chin for an unfortunate young man
deprived of that ornament, taking the
material from the chest.
An English newspaper seriously in
forms its readers that a year S residence
in Chicago entities all married couples
to divorce1on application.
A Frenchman propounds the brilliant
scheme for repelling n naval invasion
from a city, pouring petroleum on the
water at eh5 tide and setting fire to it,
thus securing the destruction of wood
I'll SCoSClH III III lOsiSLlLS Va
iron steamers.
Alexander Dumas recommends onions
as an .infalhble1 remedy for nervous
pr~oStration, headache and debility.
He preScribes his soup OF cream and
onions.
More than a hundred skunks have
been killed this fall in Ipswich, Massa-
chusetts, and Jet Ipswich is a town of
fragrant odors anu fragrant memoir
les.
Ronald Fisher, at Evansville, In.
has a brass druggists mortar
and pes lie two hundred and seven
years old, which he bought about
twelve years ago in a lot OF old brass.
In he late freshet the postmaster at
Norway, Maine, lash; d the postoffice
to a large elm. but the flood came and
the rope, and landed his Office
in thettown OF Hanover.
Don't take holI OF a man who at
to elope with your daughter by
the left leg. An old fellow tried it in
Des Moines. Iowa, last week, and his
amounted to one boot. /
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NJ. Pcneroy, cf the La Crosse Dem
ccrGt. on Robdck'sB iiters.

C, w: Roback, of Cincinnati, is ma
king tire best article of bitters now
manufactured in the United States or
elsewhere. Nc have used them for
three years, and would not he without
them for almosts:rny money. In the
spring his Stomach Bitters are worth
hundreds of dollars for keeping the
stomach in order, and cleansing the
blood from its impurities. 1t is not
onceein two'years that We indorse So
called patent medicines, but Roback's
are worthy all the praise we can
bestow on them. 1mo22,
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LOCAL ITENs.-We arealways glad
to receive contributions from friends
in all partsofthecolnty, to our lo,a.
department. In almost every town
ship sodaethisgoccu weekly which is
of g~enefaEloeaa interest and we earn
estly uresVuf friends to send us in al.
the items thai come to their observa,
ton or her eaFs. No matter how
you writeonly tell US the substance
and trustF{oF tie balance.
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,BoNNER,ss ADVERTISEMENT. In
this weeks edition we publish the first
parsof anew story, for the editor OF
the New York Ledger. 1t is publish
ed as an advertisement "The title is
The Broken Homer Mr.. Bonner will
spend at least $685. 600 in this adver-
al oEer the English speaking
world, and make money at it. He
adFeftises. everywhere and in papers o.
all polftica opinion" Reader, if you
want success do so too I. -
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Christmas Toys, a large variety

Christmas Toys, a large variety
Christmas Tree Goods, a fine selec-
.,tza o. Sc .-S-p. s p
bHn. -5555ssrtr - rz9. r. if-r .a-
-Ehildren's Sleds, different styles.
Childs Swing, something nice for
babies i4ig-tE ~
Choice Toilet, good, a large invoice.
Chinese French andAmerican hand
kerchief Extract, a large assortment.
sFIower bulbs, in varieties, for fall
or winter planting, viii flower well in
the parloE3 4IR3 3Z5#52
A new Lantern that beats them all.
Coal Oil at 30 cents per gaHon-a
prime article. @ ta sa
Call and see us, one door East of
~ FOLTZ & BARRON:
~ .SA E1-f-
-sfa TA ..- j@7a,5 -
sNewStoek of oil-cloth, House-blan-
kets; Lep-robes and Shelf Hardwareat
RressrilT ,sUsi
- 7sa-q
THE pdrest sweetest and Cod-Liyer
Oiljn-the world is Hazard q Caswelfs.
Patients who have once taken 1t pre-.
fsrzpttonaff @thefs Physicians have
80 h-z-E nzIs1&I
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: OLYMPIC THEArERrThs Company,
have been playing in the Town Hall
for the last three nights, to fair hous-
es. The weather being very inclein-
ent, prevented the theater-going peo-
pie of Ashland, from attending
This Company possesses a good deal
of merit, and should'be well patroni-
zed;
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JOHN c BREcKIHRIEGE is practic;ug
law ut Lexington. Ky; James NJ.
Mason is on his farm at Winchester.
Va; John Slidell was, at last accounts,
living with his 10 in-law, the great
banker, Erlanger, near Paris Judah
P. Beajaminsisi in full practice atthe
London bar; Pierre Sole was, at last
accounts, a hopeless invalid r. NJ.
+. Hunter is at his farm in Virginia ;
Robert Toonibs, of Georgia, is prac-
ticiug law with great success /; his col
league. Iverson, is a prosperous wood
merchant at Macon; Ex-Governor
Vance is practicing law inNorth Caro-
lima ex-senator WigfaiI, OF Texas, is
IN Paris; George n. Saunders in Lon.
don, and Beverly Tucker in Canada.
Henry A. Wise, Tbos. S. Bocock, J..
A. >eddon, H. a Edmundson and
Charles James Faulkner are still liv
ing in Virginia.
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FAMILY GReeERiEs-Stesens, at
the Old Slime Corner, is supf'lied with
Fresh Maryland Oysters. as .,~e1 a
Flour,-eohee, Tea, Sugar Spices,
Butter, Eggs, and in in fact, all the
provisions needed by a family, while
he is prepared to sell at reasonable
rates. Cabin and examine his stool.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-08

DR.. 40 Fuller will speak in one
of the CbiEches OF this place upon
"The Evils and Remedy of Intern
pe1ance." next Sunday evening. The
Doctor is%said to be an eloquen
speaker and draws crowded houses
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For PtHf Bfugs-rslaae Medi-
cines-thsAeSt MISUNDERSTANDING Dye
Stufs-the cheapest Lamps, Wines d
Liquors that are pure-thef finest Toilet
Goods-the most sx9Hisite Perfumes,
and the Rose Bsaaas4FziEgo to
Nelson & Gates popular Drug SURE
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ID ID.

Mr.. BENJAMTN SIMANToN. died of
Tap1oid Pneumonia, at his residence in
Montgomery township Nov. 26, 1869,
aged a years. He leaves a widow,
and several children to mourn his
death. Mr., ,Simanton, was an indus
trio6s and fnofensiVe,m man and gen.
orally esteemed by all who knew him.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-08

New STOCK of Skates just received
at BEERS Hardware-among which
are the New<York Club, Philadelphia
Club, American Rink, Posts Clubs DC.
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LOOK HERE.-f you desire to
make a nice present to your family,
GO 70 AePi5tGgraph Rooms ofW. u.
Ea&afds, andhateso 'Sse oftEose beau
tiful ColOred Cabinet Photographs
Something ns~t AeS Cards photo,
graphed in lhe n~ostsartistic m4nners
as well rs Large Photographs uue
qualed, for beauty. Remember no,
imperfect work will be allowed to
leave the rooms. ss3 2w22.
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BIG FUssI-Why that's nothing to
make a big fuss about. johnson is
making FRE Photographs at from 80
cents to s30O per dozen Try him.
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Go to BEERS Hardware and exam
inc their new stock of Table CUTLERY,
S~ilver-plated Forks and Spoons,-AF-
batta German Silver and. Britannia
cheaper than ever.
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DEC, 8. 1869,

ROAD Observation-Disclosures can
obtain any number of road receipts at
this Office, ready for use, at moderate
rates, by calling at an early day
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TEnlrEnAIS.

White swede Oats, weighing 48 lbs
per bushel-60 bushels from one, for
sale at DR.. j. III. D"i;ltr's-O Office, over
Ggrhanfs $, Stprc, Ashland, O. 6m21
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Go AND SEE ThEM-Go and See
NemAGo and see the m, and you viii
be sure to buy ome elegant Garist"aqs
Gosls=at%NkLseN & GATES, for they
have the FINEST stock in the line ever
brought to Ashland:
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. HOLIDAY PEEsESTs o ALL,-can be
fund at Parker & Co.'s, 9S & 100 Summer
St. Boston, Mass. To enable every person
to Provide themselves with handsome and
useful Holiday Presents, from now until
the 10th of January, 1870, these gentlemen
will issue large ,eight-paged Catalogues OF
all the newest and best novelties in such
goods as Fancy Boxes, Desks, Glove Boxes
Albums in Morocco. Gilt and Velvet Bind
ings. Silver Plated Ware and Cutlery of all
descriptions. the latest styles of Jewelry in
Gold. Comedian. Jet. Shell. Etruscan. Car
buncle'and Hair: Dry Goods. &c. &c. and
hundreds of the, latest and best published
Books. They are giving ONE HUNDRED
TICKETS to every one who will become
their18genI, without charging them 10 cts.
each Is heretofore. Read the change in
their Advertisement in another column, and
send for Catalogue. (21w6)
To CoNsUMPrIvEs.-The Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored to health in n few weeks
by 4 very single remedy, after having suf-
tered several years with 4 severe lung affec-
ton, and that dread disease Consumption
is anxious to max known to his fellow suf-
ferS the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he wi send a copy
of the prescription used free of charged,
with the directions for preparing and using
the same which they wi find as QUO |
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &c.
The object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to
be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it wi cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address Rev. Edward A. Wilson,
l65 South Second St., Williamsburg, Kings
County, New York. 1y51
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MARRIED.

II
the1sth of Nov 1869 at .Terorh :
vile by the Rev. Al: Hefwig. MT
Noah Weygandt and Mis- Lydia
Fredlin both of Ashiakd Count,
Ohio. sD. .c"c'
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SMALL FRUIT RECORDER.

WYE are in receipt of this valuable
w little monthly paper, edited by
a. NJ. Purify. Successor to Purdylt
Johnston) OF. Palmyra, n. Y. q
contains the most practical articles in
relation to this subject we ever saw,
and should be in the hands of every
person who has a garden of a
rod square, Tho price is only so cts.
a year. end stamp for specimen
copy and circular containing offer to
those. getting up clubs. We notice
any person getting up a club of six
has one copy gratis.
He also sends out a valuable little
work called the
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Chapped hands. face. rough skin,
pimples, aringworrH: s~alt-rhrum, and
other cutane0us affections, cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth, by
using the Juniper Tar Soap made by
CAswELt, Hiram & Co., New
York Sold by all Druggists.
uol4Iy IT. ~
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5 Engage in no controversy.
6 Don't smoke.
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8 Don't talk to the printer.
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10 Eyes off manuscript
Gentlemen observing these rules
when entering n printing Office will
greatly oblige the printers, and need
not fear the devil"
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TIE OHIO FARMER,
VOL. XIX 1870.

The great Weekly Agricultural and
Family Paper,
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK
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Best Carbon Oil, 40 cents per gal
lon, at BEERS Hardware biz
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The Printers Commandments.

The following are the command
ments adopted by the printers frater-
nifty, Parties visiting printing offices
will take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
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rDxvEu Fisher, Editor of the AL
len County Dsmoc.'at, tells EsTELL, o.
the Holmes County Farmer, that he
can distinguish Ducks" from "mud-
hensls DAVE, must be "Duck" o.
ajFELbow.la.E ,D'Etia-t .r
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Slim utdnt are
required. They
restore the vitdf
forces m a l'e-
mdrka6le degree,
and Cite tone to
the system.
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SMALL FRUIT INSTRUCTOR.

Which has received the highest tes-
timonials from the most prominent
horticulturists and pomologists in the
United States, 1t tells how to plant
and grow all kinds of small fruits
Price only 10 cents. Address for eth
er of the above, the above party.
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kept By apothe-
carries an this
eownt try. a
single trial ,oiH
~conrince the most
shePtical of its
womde1fM vatue.
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called, are merely wishiwashy stuff
sold as a beverage. DIR. Roback'Sf
Bitters are not a beverage in any
sense of the acord, but contain Met
most expensive drugs ksto,orf to-
science for the radical cure OIL
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
for all cases ,1he,e a tonic and
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AWFUL SLEEPY.-"Clerk," said a
tail Kentuckian to a hotel clerk, ''this
young woman anil me eloped. Have We
any marryin' facilities around heref"
The clerk replied in the affirmative,
and the two were spliced in less than
an hour. The bridegroom was evil
IDENTIFY not yet satisfied, and fingered
around the hotel book.
CLERK" said he, c~onfdentially, at
length, ''hadn't We better change the
register md give US one room, now
we're married ?"
"1ts already done" replied the clerk,
ttyou're marked for the same room"
"Well, clerk" replied the Kentuck-
ian, quickly, "won't you just show me
up, then, for Pm AWFUL SLEEPY"
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Because

After eleven years expert
ence and trial the sales have
increased each and every
year, and thousands of let-a
tiers (unsolicited) of the res
markable cures they have
performed bear witness
Read the letters in Local
Column of cures by these;
medicines. s=s /;
.s.S 81 -t .5fer
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Aa
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DR.. RobacRs
Blood Pills are
unsurpassed by
any Pill manu-
factmi'ed for a
similar purpose.
One fa.;nI ia,rn-
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Why
Why

w"
Are DR.. Rcback..s Blood.
Purifier and Blood Pills
the best remedies taken sta.fl
gether for the cure of ALL
diseases of the blood . 'e-.s
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Because
Why

Are Dr. G.. w. Roback's.
Stomach Bitters, Blood .Pu-
ritter and Blood Pills tho
three greatest remedies the /.
world has ever known? n6as,
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A Splendid CHANCE,
An EXTRAORDINARY OFFER,
SEND At ONCE
The LEADING AGRICULTURAL jour
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"'# f5a0fs .s.i,G 7-gEaEazii, FE'BA
'9.7 ;-vrs" sG.t. 1F5g -s.l
a.ff 5,.--3 sf.r.->.. e.;E re-5..
The undersigned informs the public
that he has just received a large
stock Of, f-f
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Important Cabinet Developments
Stewart and HOar will
Withdraw.
Ex-Governor Boutwell, to
Succeed as Secretary
of the Treasury.
Recent Interviews with Pre-
sident Grant.
THE TR EASUR Y.

Hon. George g. Boutwell,, who IL to be
the Secretary.
By special despatch published elsewhere, it
will be seen that Mr.. Alexander 7. Stewart will
retire from President Grants Cabinet, in
order to avoid any difficulty between Con-
gress and the President on ac-
count of the disabilities imposed by
the act of rise. This morning President
Grant sgni6ed to Speaker Blaine his intention,
under these circumstances, to appoint the Hon.
George s. Boutwell,, member of the House of
Representatives from the Seventh Massachusetts
District, to the head of the Treasury Depart.
ment, Attorney General Hoar to be retired also
in order that Massachusetts, may not mono police
the Cabinet business.
Mr. Boutwell, was born in Brookline, Norfolk
county, Massachusetts, January 28, 1918. Wnen
boy he had some experience In farming; was
in the mercantile business as apprentice, clerk,
and proprietor for twenty years; studied law
and came to the bar somewhat late in life;
served seven years in the Massachusetts Legis-
lature, between the years i842 aud 1850; was
member of the Massachusetts, Con-
stitutionsl Convention of 1853, and
also of the Peace Congress OF
1861; was Bank Commissioner in ls49 and
1885,, was Governor of Massach usetts In 1851
anu looAS CSCIctdAy VI VIC mdSedCuuSeLLS
Board of Education for eleven years; member
for six years of the Board of Overseers of
Harvard College; and Commissioner OF Inter
nal Revenue from July, 1882 to March, 1853.
In 1862 he was elected a Representative from
Massachusetts to the Thirty eighth Congress,
serving on the Judiciary Committee. He was
also delegate to the Baltimore Convention
of 1854.
He was reelected to Congress in 1864, 1866,
and 1868, serving from 1866 to 1867 on the Com
mittees of the Judiciary, Private Land Claims,
Reconstruction, and on Bureau of Education;
and from 1867 to 1859 as a member of the Com
mittees on the Judiciary, on Education aud
Labor, and on Reconstruction, of which last
committee he has been chairman since the death
of Thaddeus Stevens. The appointme Mt of Mr..
Boutwell, to the head of the National Treasury
will give universal satisfaction throughout the
country.
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George H. stuart.

The New York Herald of yesterday says:--
1t is stated by those who pretend TO know,
between A. X. Mcclure, of Pennsylvania and
President Grant, the latter wrote a private
letter to MIR. George Ii. Ssuart, OF Philadelphia,
rendering him place in the Cabinet: In that
letter no particular position was mentioned, put
nnon Mr. stuarts arrival hers, two days before
the inauguation, he had an interview with
Grant, when the President intimated that II
Stuart would consent to go INTO the Cabinet
he proposed to put him at the head OF tne
Treasury Department.. Stuart declined 10
accept that place on the ground that its la6o-
rious duties would be too great for his
feeble health. II this be true e-and u is said
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The Prospect Before Him.

The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.. Stewart,
has undertaken the largest job, we fancy, he
has ever had on his hands. He PROMISES to
mbecile and dishonest men in 1t. Of the 1000
officers of the Government up ward of l6, 900 are
appointed through and are under the orders of
the Secretary of the Treasury. 1t will take him
some time to find the right men for the various
places. But Mr.. Stewards Information is extern
siye. His forty years. experience as merchant
In this city has brought him in contact with the
best business men IN the country. 1t will not
the best men in all parts of the land. He will
have facilities that no other man who has filled
the position ever had. He will advise with
Mr.. Stewar will be more successful In pro-
curing better men by these facilities than from
members of Congress aud politicians remains to
be seen. At any rate, Mr.. Stewart has large
job on hand. The country believes him caps
BILE OF carrying it through.-M Y Commercial
Advertiser of SQtttrddV.