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BRIDGE NOTICES.

The undersigned, Commissioners,
will receive proposals for the building
of the following bridges until Septem-
Der /.
xsOne Smith Patent Bridge, covered,
1913 featlong, over the Black fork,
near Perrysville, in Green Township.
Also the same kind of a bridge, 1913
feetaong, over the Muddy fork at the
Rochester mill, in Lake township.
Also the same kind of a bridge, open
truss 113 feet long, over the Clear
fork, near Mr.. Goes, in Hanover
township. 40 sn
Also, the samek kind of a bridge, lib
feet long, over the Black fork, near
MI. Castor's in Green township.
Also, an Iron Rrideer55fee feet long,
over the stream near Alfred Slocum's-
in Montgomery township.
Also, the selling of a bridge to the
lowest bidder on September End at 2
o'clock, over the stream east of Milf
fin, in Mifiin township. q;
HENRY WICKS,
f. JAMES DUNLAP,
9s9 WM. COWAN,
Commissioners.
3w7
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Our President.

The Cincinnati Commercial, publish
es the following interesting details of
he ~migrations of the Grant family:
seThe Presidential party, consisting
of the Executive, Mrs. Grant, Miss.
Nellie, and Master u. S.. Grant, Jr.,
Mr.. l.. S. Felt, Miss Susie Felt, of
Illinois, and General Babcock, came
up to the city by the steamer Jesse
Hoyt. They proceeded to the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, arriving at half past
10 o'clock. After breakfast they de-
parted for Cambridge Massachusetts.
The President goes to Cambridge to
enter lis son, Ulysses Jr., as a stu
dent at Harvard. He will'remain two
or three days in Cambridge, and then
proceed to Fairfield Conn.,, where Miss
Nellie is to be placed at school for 4he
winter,
On Monday next the President and
Mrs. Grant will return to this city,
and stop at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
After remainingn few days, to give Mrs
Grant an opportunity to do her fall
shopping, they Will return to Wash
ington and take up their winter quar-
tiers at the White. House"
Here is republican simplicity fol-
you. Is there a Republican in the
land who does not blush at the folly.
demeanor and the imperial swagger o
the President and his family? "Ht
will return to Washington and tak'
-
up his winter quarters at the Whit
House 4" Shades of Jefferson ant
jackson, how u imperial maste
rulesl
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What the People want.

1. The people are anxious to know
why the Democracy, for a period OF
over sixty years, could carry on the
Government for a sum ranging from
twenty to sixty millions annually,
while it now requires, under Repnbli-
can rule, the enormous sum of four
hundred millionst to do the same thing,
for the same time.
2. The people desire to know why
the good old Democratic rule of keep
ing the public lands for the landIess,
the poor, and the actual settler, should
pow be discarded, and those lands be
given, by Republican Legislation, by
millions of acres, to soulless corpora
tions, to create monopo!ies which will
sap the foundations of liberty.
8. The people are determined to
know why the contract to pay Fifteen
hundred millions of Five-twenty bonds
in Legal Currency or .Grecnbacks,
was repudiated by the Republican
party, and the bonds Funded and
madeipayablc in gold, running for a
period of thirty years, thus doubling
the debt, and fixing the burthan upon
the shoulders of the laboring masses
of the land,
4. The people are determined to
know why a large standing army,
with a horde of officers, shall be re-
tanned in a time of profound peace,
when taxation, and government exac
tons are eating out their substance,
and impoverishing the land.
Lief MI. Monroe, answer these in
quiries, in a satisfactory manner, or
be required to take a back scat.
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TRIAL OF A NEW IRON-CLAD.

The new iron clad turrett ship Hot
spur, has just concludedaa trial trip at
Davenport. Great interest was felt
in her success, and this has sensibly
grown since tine loss of the Captain.
The result is pronounced on all hands
entirely satisfactory. The Hotspur
carried a twenty. five ton gun. The
Some fears were apprehended that!tllis
immense weapon could not successfully
be handled, but theytwere happily dis
sipated. o..
PRUSSIAN TACTICS-BA TILES
AROUND PARIS.
1t is generally believed here tn at
the Prussians are negotiating with
France solely for the sake of delay, so
as to secure possession Of Paris.
During the investment of the city,
the following important engagements
have occurred: On the 18th, n Prus-
sian brigade routed several battalions
of French north of the Brevannes
forest; next day a-sharp skirmish oc-
CURED III Vitry; On Monday the
French were driven from their intrench-
ment at Vitry, tossing seven guns !;
near Versailles two thousand MOBILES
captured a number of Prussians whose
protection had been solicited by the
inhabitants.
SIEGE OF TOUL ABANDONED.
kilograms in some of the London
journals assert that the Prussians hav-
ing been repulsed in their last assault
on Toul, have abandoned the siege and
gre marching to join the army around
Paris. t. 3l
A NAVAL BATTLE.
A dispatch from Bombay reports
the German corvette Medusa and
the French corvette Duplex have
made arrangements for a naval duel
in Japanese waters at an early day.
NAPOLEON TO BE HEARD FROM.
1t is announced on poor authority
that the Emperor Napoleon intends to
issue a manifesto, and that the French
Senate will be convened to meet at
Limoges.
ITALY.
PARTICULARS OF THE OCCUPATION
-Y, THE GENERAL JOY.
Florence, Sept. 22.-The contingent
of each division of the italian army oc
cupied the city of Rome, while the re
mainder went into camp outside Of
the walls The Papal troops, on capt.
ulating, laid down their arms and de
fled before the Italians, who cheere6
Justify Ter King Victor Emmanuel.
The Papal legion have gone to Civita
Veechia, there to await the completion
of arrangements now making to trans
fer them to their several countries.
The Italian loss in killed and wound
ed before the city is trifing.
The diplomatic corps at the Vatican
have announced their entire satifactior
with the precautions which have beer
taken to preserve order.
The people of all Italy r enthusias
tic over the accomplishment of Italian
unity. The larger cities are covered
with bunting and fireworks, and il
Nominations attest the general joy.
SURRENDER AND OCCUP1TION OF
ROME. t gs &
Florence, Sept 22.-Throughou
Italy there have been enthusiastic
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Not-So.

The only counties in Ohio that have
no County Fair organization are Ash
= land, Pike, Jefferson, Madison, Scioto
and Vinton.-SdLem Republican. ,
You have been mis-informed,..Bro.
Rubenhrod. ashland County can
boast of two well organized ,"Fair
Associations that of the Ashland
County Agricultural Society; and the
Hayesville Independent Society. We
can also boast of having ..asl many
s.Fair Ladies', and sGentlemen," as
any little County,.in the State.
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Secretary Of State Fish; and U. s.
Grant that run the "masheen" at
Washington have snubbed Minister
Washburne at Paris for being IN such
n hurry to recognize the French Re
public. Perhaps these worthless do
not fancy republics We are aware
they do not fancy government by the
consent of the governed in the south,
for that is the principle in a republic.
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Roback,s stomach Biaters.

Some time go,Dr.R oback, of Gfncin-
natl, through his agent in this place, J. A..
Maxwell, Esq, placed in our hands a bottle
of his Stomach Bitters, designed for dys-
pepsia, to give tone to the. stomach, as &
preventive against the billfeus complaints
incident to the Western country and, up
on using it, we regard it as second to none
in America or abroad. To be able to state
confidently that the Bitters are a certain
cure for dyspepsia and like diseases, 10
to the proprietor a source of unalloyed
pleasure. 1t removes all morbid matter
from the stomach, puriies the blood, inn
parts renewed vitality to the-nervous sys-
tenn, giving it that tone and energy so indis-
pensable for the reservation of health. n
numerous acknowledgements of its superior
excellence and benefcent results, ave as
sured the proprietor that It can not q
prove a great cure to the afflicted, and i'm
part vitality to the through system. We
advise those who use bitters, to use none
but Roback's, which can be obtained at j.
A. MaxweIl's Drug Store, in Upper Sa4-
dusky.
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Prussian cavalry entered Mantes-Sur-
Seine and made a requisition. They
subsequently rejoined their corps,
which was advancing in that direction.
Fighting nea Paris continues with
varying results. Nc important engage
ment yet.
1t is reported that the Prussians
had occupied Orleans. 1t is rumored
Lyons will be made the temporary
capital of France, and that the Pro-
yisional Government is determined to
repress the excuses o fthe reds.
PRUSSIA.
GERMAN UNIT ~-FORMALITIES
FOR DECLARING WILLIAM EN-
.PEROR. ,.
London, Sept. 22.-Dispatches
from Berlin repeat the news that the
constitution is preparing for the Sc
curity of German unity. Herr Del
bruck is arranging formalities for pro-
claiming Frederick William Emperor
of Germany. il
ALSACE AND LORRAINE.
The German Official Gazette, a new
journal published at Hagenan, refers
in the first number to the proposed in
corporation of Alsace and LORRAINE
with Germany. 1t says these pro
vinces are already Tentonic in lang
uage, politics, manners and ideas,
They would only be too happy to Sc
parate from infidel, socialistic + rance.
SIEGE OF STRASBURG.
thunderstorm, Sept. 22.-The siege
Of Strasburg is being vigorously push
ed. Lunette number ffty-two was
taken to-day. by the Prussians with on.
ly a trifling loss Five guns were
taken in the recent capture OF lunettt
number fifty-three. H.
GERMAN REPUBLICANS AGITAT
ING.
A special to the Herald from Berlin
states that the Republicans of Germany
continue their agitation against thu
annexation of Alsace and Lorraine
with increasing determination, in al
their journals and public gatherings.
DIPLOMATS ON THE WING.
Brussels, Sept. ga British di
plomatist arrived yesterday, on hi
way to the headquarters of the KIM
Of Prussia, on an important mission
in connection with peace.
ENGLAND.
PROGRESS OF NEGOTIATIONS.
London, Sept. 22.-The Standart
says negotiations at Meanux are pro
ceeding hopefully. General principle
have already been arranged by Bis
marck and Favre, and details r nov
under discussion.
Another journal reports that thu
far the only question which has beer
discussed is, who can ratifY on tn
French side?
AMBULANCE CORPS.
The Anglo-American ambulanc
corps is of i~ncalculable service at tn
seat of war.
COMMUNICATION WITH PARIS.
New line of communication betweel
London and Paris has been opened.
FINANCIAL.
The bank statement is expected t.
show a larger increase in specie thai
in any. week for two years. None.
] easy.
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The missouri Democracy have wit

The Missouri Democracy have with
drawn from the field and left the pres
ent campaign to- the Republicans
Two tickets have been nominated,
both RepubIican-one claiming to be
Conservative the other radical, the
former headed by Gratz Brown, the
other by the present Governor Nc
Clurg. The principal, and in fact,
about the only issue at stake is this
..Shall rebels be enfranehised ?"-
Gratz Browns party are IN favor of:
and McClurg's opposed to enfran-
chisement. 1t is the opinion tnat
many Democrats will vote with tle
Brown party. Should that party snc
coed and fulfill its promises, Missouri
will beyond a doubt be added to thu
list of Democratic States.
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demonstrations of popular approval IN
the occuDation of Rome.

demonstrations of popular approval IN
the occupation of Rome.
General Cadorna to day is at Rome
receiving the arms of the Papal troops.
The terms of surrender were arranged
with General Kanzler. All the ma
tive Italians on duty at the garrison,
are retained in the depots without
arms. All foreigners r being sent
to their respective countries
The surrender of the Papal troops
had more the appearance of Il carnival
Or festival than a surrender. Cheers
for King Victor Emmanuel are ming
led with cheers for Rome. =
A PLEBISCTTUM.
q A plebiscitum is to be taken in Italy
to decide whether Rome shall be the
capital of the Kingdom.
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WOOSTER HAuK uNE

A good comfortable Hack Line for tn
accommodations of passengers will ieay
Ashland fof Wooster, ~tria2eek1y, leavin
Ashland Mondays, Wednesdays 8 Friday
at 8 o'clockin the morning, via Rousburg
Pittsturg, Reedsburg and Jefferson.-
Through fare, s., 0Os
Hack also tri Weekly from Ashland to
Orange and back the same day. Leaving
Ashland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days, Fare Boots.
81. WENTWORTH,
y oPrprietors.
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Pats Idea of the Divinity.

A friend whom we shall call Pat,
''for Short tells us the following
good story about himself,
When but an idle boy, he was called
MP in a country school and the ques-
ton suddenly propounded by the ped
agogue. coaa
there % i
Pat. was not a distinguished theolo-
gian then, and years have made him
no better every fast" in such matters,
but he promptly responded
fe1hree, sir"
"Take your seat! ~ Numbered the
master, etand if in five minutes you
don't answer correctly, I'll welt YOU.
The probationary period passed,
and Pat. taking the floor hesitatingly
stated the number of Gods at ''ive
sir.p1f He received the promised
s'welting'' and returned to his scat
ten minutes for consideration.
Ten minutes up, Pat. was up too,
and satisfied that he hadn't fixed the
ma tier sufficiently high before shout
ed out
s ten, SIT.
He saw the ferule descending, and
boiling out the door, he cleared a FIVE
rail fence, and broke like q quarter
horse across the field. Painting with
exertion he met a lad with a book IN
der his ARM, and with a look of one
desiring the pursuit of knowledge un-
der difficulties.
eWhere are you going ?" asked Pat.
"To. school yonder?" was the reply.
"You are, are you?' said Pat quiet
ly. GLOW many Gods are there 7"
Gone, answered the boy.
"Well, you'd better not go down
there. You'll have a good time with
your one God. I've just said there
are ten, and that wasn't enough TO
| save me from the darndest licking you
| ever heard Of"
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The TrmmersO Office will be open mad after 1.-THE Ith day October tn goth dwf # eemLerB 1870
at which time the DemhrIm anmmt of Taxes will be- received The Treasurer will be in attendance at hk
ORo rom and ar he1 st day of April until the 0h day of june 1871 fort the purpose of receiving the BALI
nm Faxes renaued unML A penalty of fep per cnmmH supposedly law on all sums that remain unpaid af
ter he dates The penalty vii be collected payment be deene until after time Taxpayers will also
neh lime for themselves and tn Treasurer much trouble by coming supplied with plenty h@andc currency to
Hfs @ Teamrard of MndC Co.
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SPECIALITY,

And mean to give all who may favor me
with their patronage,
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS,
THE BEST TRIMMINGS.
THE BEST FIT, AND MOST
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I'd Saturday Dec.
These examinations will fcofnineuce ~
10 O'Clock A. M. and close. at A P. NJ. 4askl
No applicant will be admitted .afer II
o'clock A. M. Written testimonial Of
good moral character .signed at least by TIVE
responsible persons will be required, which
testimonials VIII be kept on me. No GER
tificate can be ante-dated, land the School
Law prohibits Township Clerks from civ;
ing orders to teachers for pay, unless they
have certificates embracing the whole term
of service. The School Law REQUIRES teach
ers to un 1erstand the following branches;
and be ableto impart instruction on them
all: Reading, Writing, Orthographyy
Arithmetic, English Grammar, and Geors
raphy., A failure in one, isl failure In all,
and those not having a fair knowledge II.
each and every one of the above branches
need uot apply for a certificate. Particu-
far,aftertion will be paid to Photography,
andthose not having studied it will Sc
prompt ly rejected. No private examina-.
tions will be held. and no application sby
letter" will be answered.: Only four grads
of %certifi- Gates will be issued viz: FORT
months, ~ months, Is months and rs
months. A certificate for 6 months Is 4
trial certificate and will not be issued the
second time to the,.same- applicant, Those
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.
as they will aid us materially in granting
certificates only to those who are successful
Those expectingto teach the higher branch
es will be examined accordingly. The
standard of Ashland County Teachers must
be advanced. and applicants viii bear this
in minds1There will be no adjournment
after examinations until they
close ; and q fee of so cente,is reqnired a.
a condition of Examination, and must be
paid in advance.
By order of the Board
g.5. R. NJ. CAMPBELL. CLERK.
eSpt. 121S69-1r4 Q ligq& sa1frxs gse :.
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TOWNSHIP&CORP. E V
COUNTY LEVY.
STATE LEVY.

Township 1O 1O $50 90 30 100 80 100 $50 $50 1o $50 20ol
Sch. ], 1920 $50 Lo 400 90 100 80 100 4O 1870 1O HOe. $3.50
do Corporation ~ 1O IO 1870 400 200 100 80 100. 1870 $50 100 1900 25UsO6 col
Green Township LN L9 L. 40 400 200 100 80 LOO 4@. so 100 LEO # 1850
Corr, 20 1O 1o 400 200 100 80 100 40 80 90 17OCs25G9O
do sh. D. 1870 80 $50 400 200 90 80 LOO 4O. go LOG 400 $500
Township 1920 1Os 100 400 200 100 80 LOO 1870 65 S5 III 1910
Sch D - 1920 $50 1870. 400 200 100 80 100 4o ,5 1855 1oo
do Corp Has lo 1o 1So 100 200 100 80 LOO 1870 So 1856 400 1880
Tp 1920 1850 Io 400 400 LOO 80 100 1901 100 800 1925
Aahhfa Corp 100 100, 1o 400 900 100 80 100 $50 so 700 1oeGao
range Township. u ,12O $50 1O 90 300 LOO 80 LOO $40 80 80 1900
Lake w do r~s+1 20 100 1O 100 200 LOO 80 LOO, 400 80 80 900. $50 1900
Mdan do IO 1850 1O 100 100 LOO 80 LOO 4O 80 20 $40 135o
do @ D5 . :. 'to $50 1870 400 900 100 80 100 24o 80 20 1920 ta mm
do do g. 1o 1o 1870 400 200 1o 80 100 4o 80 20 s1BO 2Ho
school 1O l0 1W LOO 200 100 80 100 4So 80 10 2oa 1850
Perry Township E # 1920 1850 1870 400" 200 LOO 80 100 4O Ito $50 ~ 1890
rs Dist 81 & 8 100 $50 1O 400 200 100. 80 100. 1870 10 $50 1890
Jackson Township 20 1O 1o 400" 2O 100 80 100 48O I'll 10 800
do ~ ea 1o 1O 1870 400 200 100 80 100 80 E@ 25 1920
Milton do 1O 1850 100 400 90 LOO 80 Loo 40 so I@ 1860
do @ 1N 1O 1O- 400 200 LOO 80 LOO 4O 20 2O 1870
Rgys do 1920 1850 1SO' 400 zoo 100 80 100 4S0 15 85 25 1B5
Troy do 1920 $50 1870 400 200 100 80 100 $50 800 500 1920
Sullivan dc # 1O 1O 80 400 100 100 80 100 $3.50 80 800 116o
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

- &lJa-lA
auditor, aef
EMANUEL
Recorder,
GEO. w. URIE. IT,.
81 Sheriff. hrn
WIN. O. PORTER.
Prosecuting 1ttorney,
j. T. MtCRAY
Commissioner, Sd
JNO.P. SMAELEY.
bgrmdry Director,
E MYERS.
SKrpeyor,
HENRY PIER.
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NOTICE 70 T~EACHERs7

Tshe Board ofSchool Examiners Of Am.
land County VIII hold the following
Examinations during the school years 1855,
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The Maine girl who, in her devotion
to fashion, was killed by insects from
her jutc switch eating into her brain,
died in the line of july.
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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railway

On and after June 18th, 1870, trains will
as follows. TRAIN leaving Chicago al 5,s5
p. m, leaves daily.l Train leaving Pitts
burgh at 2.55 p. M, leaves daily.1
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Stations. Exp's Exp's Exp's Exp
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TIME TABLES
n Atlantic Time Table, s. :.
GIL. AGENT
G. & C. TIME B

G. G. 81 c.. TIME TABLE.
On and after Monday, Dec. 21st, 1858,
passenger trains will arrive at tho follow
ing places at the time set.
GOING SOUTH.
n. London 1910 a. M :30 p. M 9.51 pm.
Crestline lilo n. m. 5:45 ?. m. 1896 p. m
Gallon 1880 a. m. 6:25 p. m. HIS p. m.
GOING NORTH.
n. Lond'n sis am 1910 am 2:15 pm S:0ePnr
Crestline 400 am $40 am 1:15 pm $40 pnr
Gallon SOL am $50 am LOG pm 5:27 pm
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Treasurer's Notice. = :

r.. Notice the @pNr of Ashland @m5,o Ohio. Inpmnne Of the sI sGUTEIIUs L YEARICK
Treasurer of aid Ashland County, hereby notify the TaxpaysH thereof that the rates of Taxation for the yea
1Sla eco r@tys stated in the following table, showing the number cents levied n each hundred dMm of tag
property he @N@d townships and incorporated Villages of adC County
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EUROPE.
INVESTED
g AND COMMUNICATION
TO CUT OFF.

Negotiations Between Bismarck and
Favre Hopeful.
THE FRENCH CLERGY lCOM-
ING TO.THEr AIDaOF GOV
EMINENT. ~
Reported Manifesto from Napoleon
Converting the Senate. i
THE O CCUPATIO N OF
ROME AND THE GOYs IN
ITALY. Elt..
Vote 10 be Taken as to Whcfh-
CIR Romo shall DC the.
Capital.
r"-. N"Tr.0 FHf.T -r.- .
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SUPERIOR

As far as the first class Cutting and the
very best workmanship can accomplish
i shall make Custom work q
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A gentleman who had a very deaf
servant was advised by a friend to dis
charge her. "No, no." replied the
gentleman, with much feeling e.that
poor creature could never hear of an
other situation"
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Clothing House,

IN THE ROOM FORMERLY OCCU-
PIED AS POST OFFICE.
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es r
Leon,

MERCHANT TAILOR s eLoTHIER.
Takes pleasure in informing the citi-
zens and surrounding country
that he has opened in the
former Post Office
room a full and complete stock
of fine French, English and Domestic,
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Good Goods.

l am sure to give full satisfaction, especial
ly as my prices Will be as low and lower as
any in the State.
A full Sock of i.
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"Wbat would you be, dearert," said
Walter to his sweetheart. "IfI were
to press the seal of love upon those
sealing wax lips" 81 should be sta
tionary."o
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STYLISH GARMENTS

Equal to any made in the largest cities,
Ny stock of aaf
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BROAD CLOTHS,
BEAVERS
CHINCHILLAS,
VELvETS, &c.

Which he is ready to make up to order in
the most approved manner, having COM
pleted all arrangements to make up
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
TRAVELLING BAGS

Always on hand.
Ashland, Sept. z, 1870.
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S bland, Ohio, Sept &c, 1s7O-4w12
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READY MADE CLOTHING

For Men and Boys will be complete in ey.
cry particular, as 1 intend to keep only
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Florence, Sept 22.-Throughout
Italy there have been enthusiastic