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We are the only Agents for the
celebrated diamond ~spectacles. Call
and try them.
nuWed do not profess, to sell Goods at Cost
but have marked all our Stock down at
great discount from usnals selling prices,
and we can confidently assure our custo-
mers that their Greenbacks will pay for
just as many Goods lat our Establishment
ais at any place in the State of Ohio. As
usual we guarantee the quality of our
Goods to be rs represented ON sale, and we
invite all to call and examine our Stock,
one Door West of the First National Bank.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as executor of tie estate OF
John INQUIRER decd.
HENRY INQUIRER, Executor.
NOD 4w
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FORKS. SPOONS. kNlFEs. DC

all: of which are made by: the Dcst es-
tablishmenf IN ne country, and war,
ranted TO he ueble1plated with fun
weigLt,of silver on the best Niekle
silver and white metal. Our prices
are very low for. The quality of our
Goods. We, do not sell TREBLE.
PLATED Spoons for $l,25, but
do not propose to be undersold by any
establishment if Ohio. +
,snCall anil see at -tasufesgAiG
HENRY F. VANTILBURG,
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NOTICE.

IA s1olN Notice is hereby given that the CO.
naisupartnership heretofore existing be-
e~7sotWeeniH II. J.aPaIe & Frank Knoth,
asI'uhder- the name of Pile d Knoth,
90 80 has this day dissolved by mutual con-
"a ssent.9aA All those knowing themselves
arisindebtedt to said firm vii please call
7aIaahd make settlement with the same.
Laz faot'ssTq bfs III. j. PILE.
StlHi9'4s' b7sa1tSh "'t1 FRANK KNOTH.
.po 1aiP.sS.HHaving sold our stock and
ITSzifrade to Mr. E. T. Drayton, Of this
EFoFplace, We cheeffully commend him to
ss~i' Kei confidence Of all oufoldcustomers.
aJe4xa5q2 sIag IL 7. q x:
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THE purest and sweetest Cod-Liver
Oil in the worlds Hazard & CaswelPs
Patients who have once taken it pre-
ferit toallothers. Physicians hav
decided it superior to any other oils
in market. Sold by all Druggists
no14ty
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Notice is hereby given that the un.
designed has been duly appointed
Executor of the last will and Tesla
ment of William Tate late of Yer
million Tp., Ashland Co. Ohio, decd.
JOHN j. WINBIGLER
4w8 Executor.
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offered by the publishers Of The
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$50 for the best poem, and $50 for the
best prose article of1500 to 1000 words
Particulars may be learned in their
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liz ~ There win be a Union Meeting un-
der the auspices of the Y. III. C. A.
in the Ne. Church. Sabbath even
ing, Sept 10th. yfF. Rove will de-
liver the lecture, Subject-The In
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To PUBLlsHERs.-A printer of ex-
perience, and Of temperate habits
a situation in a country Office.
Address this Office.
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BUSINESS HoURs.-The dry goods
men of Ashland have agreed to close
their places of business, at 8 O'Clock
in tn eyeniAg. from and after this
dat! 10 April LIST 1870.
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Competition is the life of trade
The New Clothing Store opened by
Mr,Louis Leon in the room lately
occupied by TIE Post Office is bound
/ do . good business, The stock is
.-.iaqentirely new and fresh, and sold cheap.
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LOST, on the road leading from
Center street South Ashland.to Woos
ter, a shawl, steel mixed. The finder
will confer a favor by leaving it at
this Office. }F5 o't- 5aH .i,s1is
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DRAYrse fl Fears & John Freer
viii Keep Eays on the streets, and
will haul loads any where within the
corporate on for % cents ~ Give
the m a share of your patronage. {
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Zelrs Popular Encyclopedia and
Universal Dictionary keeps up its In
terest with the progress of events in
Europe. The Napoleons are faithful
ly portrayed, both in text and illusfra,
ton; and those who will take the
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Manufacturer and Dealer in BOOTS
and SHOES. Leatherand Shoe find
ings, furnished to The trade at the low
est cash rates. Store in Citizens Bank
Building.
Jan. Is, '7O-1y29
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If you want anything in the liue Of
20 Martfa66T slorinFg or Clothing, call
ay0TRLS6isEe Icons at the place lately oc-
.cupicd rs the Post Office.
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,-esP.4 THAxKs-Mr. Cunningham place
this Office under obligations to hin
one day this week. for a fine assert
fment OF Concord Grapes Mr.. Gun
ningham, resides near the Depot
where those desiring a fine grape, can
see him. 81
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Why.

Are DIR. q. w. Reback's
Stomach Bitters, Blood Pu<
rifer and Blood Pills the
three greatest remedies the
world has ever knewn3
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NoT1cE.-The township and School
Fund will be ready for the township
Treasurers the 18th day of August.
E,IASUEL Finger,
esnL Auditor.
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MARRTED

the
4th day of September, 1870, at the
American House, Hayesyille, Ohio,
by d. Fox, j. P, Mr.. Henry Met,
calf to Miss Mary Wachtel, both o
Ashland County, Ohio. .ae.
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For Fine Buggies, Carriages, ana
other vehicles, g to. Sampsel & Co +,
on Orange street. ID dHRIaGk
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Do you want strictly pure Drugs?
Call on our friend, DR.. w. K Foltz,
one door East of Miller House.
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NEW NNERycAH cscIoPEon

4 Popular Dictionary Of General hnawlii
iEaildn1 Sid tot 6 BE- o14 u 90 %
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If you want a fine suit of clothes,
call at Louis Icons, at the place late
" occo led by the Post Office. a4i
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HcW % dpothe-
carries ia1this
eoMntry.@aA
|si,lgle trial aviU
convince the most
skepticdi of ats
wonderful valMe.
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For good fresh. Groceries and Pro:
visions. go to Stofer q Kagey, head
of Main street,:
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EMBRACING

This work was commenced in the
year 1861, and is published one vol
ume annually, in the same style as
the "New American Cyclop@dia." p
Each volume is intended to be a Cy-
clop;edra of the material and intel
lectuaf. development of the year, and
embraces the political, civil, military
and social affairs of all countries; i'm
portant Public Documents Biogra,
ply; Statistics; CommereerFiuance
Literature; Science; Agriculture /;
Mechanical Industry, etc. 4 In a word
it covers the same fieldEas the "New
American Cyciopndia,". but each vol;
ume is confined to the results of its
year: : Efghtyolumes hare been pub.
fsheaavis9 for 1851, 1852 1858, s64
'4S65,1s66, 1867 and 1858.
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Money! Cannot BQuyEE
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BY Is

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Which are now offered to the public,
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name, ttDiamond," ON account of fheit
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Because

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,,s~aI If sou want nice and, fashionable
10 snscktse,s cali at louis Leon's,,eat the
place, lately ,occupled by the Post
lS ~ -
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Road Receipts, always 10 be, had
heap at this Office.
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| Or. Ro6acEs
Blood Pills are
unsurpassed By
any Pill manu-
Edct,a'ed fol. a
similar purpose.
One trial inrn-
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CAUTION
4 & AsgsslM RI4llA|8s}AIAlI|


are more extensively c~ounterfeited at
the present time than ever before
Their splendid time-keeping qualities
have induced many unprincipled
dealers to impose worthless limitations
of all styles. Therefore, those wish
ing to purchase the genuine Watch,
should bny only.from q reliable local
Agent. We have now a full line of
all the different styles in Gold and
Silver Watches, which for finish and
price, are more desirable than anything
before offered in the market. mga
Also=anE endless variety of T
LAnIES,. GOLD WATCHES. sf i
GENTS GOLD WATCHES, fIrl
of all styles and prices. A large stock
of SETH THOMAS CLOCKS and
others 81 goosd mSakes A fine assort-
ment of Table Cutlery at greatlysre-
dlcel sfris{s. nS1fif ana Pla-
ted ware ofthe best quality and style.
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I'M CA1PAGE.-we viii furnish
the States & U,.ion until the second
Tuesday in October next, for 80 centslI
Let us have three hundred more sub
scribers.
L. It is the official pepper of the
county.
2}It gives more reading matter
than any county paper in northern
Ohio,
/. lIt has much the largest circula-
ton Of any paper in the county.
1T is the duty of every Democrat
to SUSTAIN his county organ.
5Lrhe Democracy Of the paper has
never wavered.
s The times demand q removal OF
the grinding exactions placed upon the
people, and the States q Uasen will
feaFlcssly urge such q change.
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A JURORS.

John Earhart. g : -. :
Jacob LyBergcr, Mohecan Township,
VIM. Thompson Montgomery
MIC. Percival, Clearcreek
ID. Rust, Hanover
Samuel Moore, Perry &ceG 81
John Innis, Ruggles
john Goplev, jackson lfLjA GIL
Christian Miller. Montgomery ".5
Solomon Doty, Mifiin
Solomon Hazel, Perry Boy " e.
Andrew Mumper, Green
VIM. Clancy, Montgomery
Geo. w. limerick Lake
ID. q. Spencer, Sullivan c9a0".H q.
PETIT JURORS.
-TotibPhilip Ewing, 7A"A'
Jacob earn,
John Shambaugh,
r-TFi1 Henry Writ, DOS ar
SE -. A. Stickler, lsfE a.
AZ III: b. Simmons,
fi;YaJacob[Alferholt -
IVttit John Btyte, f1cV hrj ~ .
Joseph Strickland, -.
7svifG eorseM Miller, i5tnne I" /,
j shin Ably. -
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Rev: Peprre will continue ,Superin-
,,a 10y With fhs anne assistants as
.rdItFmaAy1.asw1 1ol inc be mg.i1i eav'
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CHARLES A.DANA.

EDITED BY GEORGE RIPLEY AND.
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EXECUTORS NoffcE.

August %, 1870.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-02-24
VintOn Items,

Sub-district, No. 2, Vinton, contain
ing over 975 inhabitants-the citizens
resolved to have it set off as separate
school district as provided by late
Statute, and accordingly this was done
on the 10th inst. by unanimous vote
In future, this district will be able te
sustain an academical school in con
nection with the common school. Thus
the people of Vinton and vicinity are
sustaining their well-earned repu tatiou
for advancing their educatioHsl inter
ests.
A Lodge of Good Templars has been
organized here with a membership, al
present, of fifty. A manuscript paper,
''The Templar's Monitor" is supported
by the fraternity, and lively efforts are
being put forth to prevent the sale oi
intoxicating liquors, which has, fcr, SO
long time, been a blight upon the
fair name of our village. 4 =
Messrs. SHACK & HAM1Lr on, our en-.
terprising millers, are making arrange
ments to add another improvement to
their mill in the shape of Spinning
Jenny" to be run by water power
May success attend them.
ETHEPUTA.
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The Morgan Raid Claims.

The Cadiz Sentinel makes mention
Of some facts relative to the Nor
gan raid claims, which are of inter-
est TO many of our readers, to-wit:
That a motion has been filed in the
Supreme Court Of Ohio, in the name
of John Fordyce, a Morgan raid
claimant, for an alternative writ of
mandamus to compel the Auditor of
State to issue his warrant to said
Fordyce for the amount of his claim
as certified by the Governor. The
case was to have been heard before
the Supreme Court last Saturday.
This case involves the constitution
ality of the law of last winter, pro-
viding for the payment of those
claims It's to he hoped the Court
will give this case an early decision,
as it is test case for all that class of
claims.
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ROsadaIis!

Miss M. A. c., at Newsom's Depot,
Va, further says:
Owing to my great suffering from
Rheumatism the last several years,
have been deprived of the ability to do
fine need!swork, of which l was very
fond. But after using two bottles Of
Rosadalis, l have "hemmed" eight
yards of beautiful thread cambric ruff
fles and made a lovely "Nainsook" skirt
for friend. the making of which re-
quired great deal of work. l would
also add that my cousin Frank Ridley,
had a daughter suffering with White
Sacelling, and the doctors thought it
would be necessary to amputate the
limb. She began to take Rosadalis,
however, and am happy to say she
is to-day entirely cured.
l reside in the family Of Colonel
Thomas Ridley, and take great pleasure
in recommending Rosadalis to the af-
hicted everywhere. feb. Calm.
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R On Monday, Sheriff BLAZER,
with a sufficient posse, steamed up
the river with the packet Orioie, a
short distance, until he met the tow
boat Charley Bowen; then, with his
assistants, went aboard the tow of
that steamer, detached two of her
loaded coal barges, and landed them
safely at our wharf. The Captain oil
the Charley Bowen drew his revol-
yer, and threatened serious results,
but the Sheriff and his assistants
didn't scare worth a cent, and the
work went on 10 the end without any
accident or casualty.
The coal aud barges were the
property of the Averill Coal Com
pany, of Kanawha, and were attach
ed in an action of debt, at the suit of
Messrs. R. ALEsHIRE & Co of this
city.
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FsTTfsts RiVer Disaster.

The stern-wheel steamer Emma No.
3, on Saturday night last, on her trip
from New Orleans to Cincinnati, when
about fifty miles above Memphis. struck
snag. tearing large hole in her bow,
which caused her to sink gradually. In
sinking, some of her stoves were upset,
and thus the boat caught fire. Imme-
diately the greatest confusion ensued,
and the result was the loss of twelve
passengers, among them five ladies, six
officers and a portion of the crew.
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TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are
now prepared to furnish all classes with con-
slant employment at home, the whole of the
time or for the spare moments. Business
new, light and profitable. Persons of either
sex easily earn from soc. to S. per evening,
and proportional sum by devoting their
whole time to the business. Boys and girls
ean earn nearly as much as men. That all who
see this notice may send their address, and
test the business, we make this unparalleled
offer: To such as are not well satisfied, we
will send 81 to pay for the trouble of writing.
Full particulars, a valuable sample, which
will do to commence work on, and n copy of
The PeOpLe's Literary COmpGniOn-one of the
largest and best family newspapers published
all sent free by mail. Reader, if you want
permanent, profitable work, address E. @.
ALLEN d CO., AUGUSTA, MAINE.
Dec. %, '69-l3w.
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Feb. 10, 1870.
For Sale or Rent

A FIRST CLASS SAW MILL PROPER
n ty, situated st this city at the head oi
Gallipolis Island. A natural position for a
Boat Yards acknowledged to be equal to
Evansville, Indiana. An excellent place for
keeping logs, There is 81 acres Of ground.
Size Of building 40 by 60 feet; two powerful
little Engines, each 10 inch cylender, The one
2H and the other 8 feet stroke; z foot
Sash Saw, Buzz Saws, Rip and Cross Oat,
Butt Saw; Corn Meal and Patent Lath Ma
chine that three men can make, lie and rick
10000 lsthin ten kourss that is ester leg is
in board Makes better lath and out OF less
timber. than any machine IN the county
Good Well; Brick Smoke Stack; everything
in complete working order. An excellent
market for all the products oftheniA.S Linn
Der can be sold at Skidds, and every inch q
refuse lumber at good price. No PthF mill
at this place population 5000. SWiilbe sold
on easy payments, or will rent
For further particulars. enquire Of N. r,
- FEEbERs 1 4oRaAN.D
Jan. 90, 1870, 81 IkGg9 'Fl1EEfG
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R- On Thursday night last some
miscreants, practical jokers familiarly
called, pulled out, across the sidewalk
on the Square, every movable article
they could fnd-the plows from
WALKER & KERR's-boxes, barrels, &C.,
from ZEHRING's and CADoT's, and open
ed one of the doors Of the cellar of CAL
oHAN's old stand, thus endangering the
life or limb Of every passenger on the
Square. We do not wish to attribute
ineficiency to the police force, but as
this outrage took place before 10
O'Clock, it would appear that the au
thorilies must have been either ineffi-
cient or insufficient.
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E The Grand Jury has indicted

H The Grand Jury has indicted
seventeen women and one man fol
harboring lewd women, and one man
for knowingly permitting houses tc
be used as houses of i'll ll-fame.-
Nearly all of these persons are keep
ers OF low brothels, and if convicted
will have to serve q term IN Jail,
where they will be powerless for
evil, at least for 8 few months
Such low dens as these people keep
are the ones that do the greatest
harm, and good opportunity win
now be offered to make an effort at
reforming the evil.-Chroniele.
We do not agree with our city
contemporary in this matter.
In most issues we think that the
Chronicle is above reprosch; its de-
fence of all measures, tending to de-
velope our resources and build up
home industries deserves unquali-
fled support and praise; and now
that the Gazette has proved recresnt
to all her prior record, we rejoice to
see the Chronicle attaining to stall
wart growth, nourished by healthy
subscription lists, the outgrowth of
Gszetteeish apostacy. An this is
eminently proper, and just retri-
button. But in the merest whisper,
we would suggest-we do it defer
entiallys pray do not read, defiant
ly-that our now popular neighbor
should handle the persons and the
plans representing republican econo-
my less brusquely and ungenerous-
lg- We trefnbie before the ideal
frown engendered by this our coun-
try audacity--and now beating 8
timely retreat to our point of dis
agreement-leaving our suggestion
howeyer--aud with renewed con-
gratulations to the s'Star of the
Evening"" we wish her success In her
arduous warfare against
"Those conscious satellites, those morning
stars."
AS that facetious, but incOrrigible
Don Piatt. the Commer-
cioFs "Old Reliable" would say,
"we must now return to our old NUT
ton"
We do not believe "such low
dens,' "do the greatest HARM
That they do much evil, we are
ready to admit, is beyond dispute
but why should degradation in pow
erty, ever bear the stigma of "great-
est harm" The slow dens" are but
the result of the existence of dens
above them in the social scale. The
slow brothels" are but the reflex of
the high brothels. Their occupants
were the prior occupants of those of
higher caste. This residium of gild-
ed vice, was esteemed bon ton, and
choice few years 10 the past. Abol-
lsh the fashionable dens of vice and
the low ones will die out for the
want of material. These gushings
for reform in low dens, and condign
punishment to their wretched occu-
pants, is so easy and so natural, that
We willingly forget those social ar
productive of poverty
and vice, which are in themselves,
'the greatest harm."