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FORKS. SPOONS. rNEEs &c.

all of which are ma,;e by the oest es-
t%ablishment in tie country, and war;
ranted TO he tr, bic plated with full
weight of silver OF The best Nickle
silver and white metal. Our prices
are very low for the quality of our
Goods. We do not sell TREBLE
PLATED SPOONS for 81, 25, bul,
do not proposeIto he .nndersoMf b any
establishment IN Ohio. 4
!. Call and seq mt
HENRY +. VANTILBURG,
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HARDwARE-S. w. & 4. NJ. Beer.
are keeping a splendid supply OF liable
Cutlery, pocket Cutlery-Ol Clothes,
chiIdrens Carriages-Buciets, Wood
Pumps, wood Saws. Chains, Iron, s;ee
nails, and in fact eve.y lining il the
Hardware line. Give them a call and
yea willfind a supply for all purposes.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Exector of the estate
of George Iouser, late of Mohecsn
Tp., Ashland County Ohio, decd.
JOHN HOUSER, Executor.
no4-4w
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II want 20 boy ready-made
Cioshing, go 20 The New Clothing
Store OF } .ouis Leon his Clothing is
better made, better trimmed, and
cheaper than any in the county,
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A large assortment Of Boys and
Childrens' Clothing of The latest styles,
at LAW prices, at the New Clothing
Store OF Louis Leon
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Why

Are Dr. G. w. Roback'a
Stomach Bitters, Blood Pu-
rifer and Blood Pills the
three greatest remedies the
world has ever known
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SUBscsIprIoE,-A few berrels Of
cider, aud any number of apples will
be taken on subscription at this Office,
any time in October.
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ADMINS TRAITORS NOTICE.

Noticeiis hereby given that the UNI
dersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator of the
Estate of Julian Martin late of
Mohecan Township, Ashland County,
Ohio deceased.
Henry Wiubigler, Admr.
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To PRNTERs.-A sober industri-
Gus printer, who can come we'll e
commended, a find steady employ
ment at this Office. We want no rum
barrelsEsober men or none.
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LAND FOR SALE.

I desire TO sell, at a fair price, 40
acres of land lying in Milton town,
ship ear the archaeological House
and b1rn on it. Also three houses
and lots in Ashland, all in good con
dition, eligibly located, with good
water Call ON the subscriber, p
miles west of Ashland, on the Olives
burg -Oad. "a
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the I'm
dersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as administrator of the
es4ate of John Troxel late of Mohecan
township, Ashland County Ohio de-
ceased.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Administrator.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween III, j. Pile & Frank Knoth,
under. tic name of Pile 81 Knoth,
has this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All those knowing themselves
Indebted to said firm will please call
and make settlement with the same.
III. j. PILE,
So FRANK KNOTH.
P. Shaving sold our stock and
trade to Mr.. E. L. prayton, of this
place, We cheerfully commend him to
the cofindence of all our old customers.
avg J.. ak.
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Lance PoTAross--Mr. john Ely
o. Milton township exhibited III mi
Office, on Tuesday ihree large, Sweet
Potatoes, The aggregate weight of
which, was II pounds. The largest
weighed 2 ounces less Than 6 pounds,
and its circumference was % inches.
VINO a beat tha.3
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For good fresh GToteTies ar ! pro-
visions go 10 Stofer & Kagey, Lead
Main street.
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A SCIfNr1sIc WONDER The ClGig
Microscope adapted to popular and
scientific use. Read the advertise
ment. Price, $2,75. (3m4S)
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Provision SFeRE-DewaltG uth
has got back to his old stand. He
has purchased the Povision Store of
Steinmetz and Dessenberg, where he
will be happy to meethis old customers
and all others. He will sell as cheap
as any establishment in town and will
pay the highest cash price for butter
and eggs
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E. w. WLLAACK,

II. W. HIIIJI11AON
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. %, '70-AL
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NrRAlIzaTI
Something for Thoughtful Citizens to
Reflect On.

Extract from the Speech Of Senator
TRarman at Cleveland o. the 9TH Of
September.
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NEW AMERICAN cYcLorEDIA

NEW AMERICAN cYcLorEDIA
A Popular Dictionary of General hi. wi
EDITED BY GEORGE RIPLEY AND
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In IL large poAsmes, Svo, averugtng 500
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Road Receipts, always to be had
haap at this Office.
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SLtW are
required. They
restore The citdl
forces IN a re-
nld,.ka6te degree,
and giUe tone to
The system.
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kept 6y apoAe-
carries IN this
C AZ ~ try. n
single trial a0iU
convince the most
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WATCHsSl
Caution

Mzeal5 s 81 s4AsN IgzAlfggaa l { 5
are o extensively counterfrited 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 a 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 NOR desirable than anything
before offered in the market.
Also an endless variety of
les GOLD WATCHES,
GENTS GOLD WATCHES,
of all styles and prices. A large stock
of SETH THOMAS CLOCKS and
others OF good mike. A ine assort-
ment of Table Cutlery at greatly re
duced prices. Silver and Silyer-Pla
ted a of the best quality aud style.
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Money tann0l By


Wh;ch aie cow offered to The public,
ere pronounced " all The celebrated
Opticians 0: lie World to be The
MOST nERFECT,
Natural, Artificial help % the human
eve ever known.
They are ground under their W sup
ervision, from minute Crystal Pebbles,
melted; together, and derive their
name, "Diamond," on account of their
hardness and %brilliancy.
The Scientific Princi lie
On which they are constructed brings
the core or centre of the lens directly
in front of the eye, producing a clear
and distinct vision, as in the natural,
healthy sight, and preventing all un-
pleasant sensations. such rs glimmer-
ing and wavering of sight. dizziness,
&c, peculiar to all others in use
They are Mounted in the Finest Manner,
In frames of the best quality, of all
materials used for that purpose.
THEIR FINISH AND DURABILITY CAN
BE s-URpAssEE.
C~AUTION.-None genuine unle
bearing their trade mark-stampe
on every frame.
HENRY F. VANTILBURG,
Jewcler and Optician, is Sole
Agent for Ashland, Ohio.
From whom they can only lie OBJ
tanned These goods are not supplied
to PcddleIs, at any price.
10 procure a fine Photograph, go
to w. L. Edwards.
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SHERIFF'S
STATE OF OHIO,


Proc amation is hereby made TO all
the qualified voters of Ashland Coun-
ty that n general Gle ctiou will be held,
as required by law, on
Tuesday, October IL, Il. ID. 1870,
at the several places of holding cleo
lions in said County, at which lime
The following officers are to be chosen,
viz
One Secretary of State.
Supreme Judge.
Comp roller of Treasury
Member Boafd Public Works.
Representative to Congress.
Member State Board of Equal
ization.
County Auditor.
Sheriff.
County Recorder.
Prosecuting Attorney.
County Commissioner.
" Infirmary Director.
:" County Surveyor.
The Trustees of the several Town
in said County are required 20
The following numbe: of Jurors
from their respective townships. to-wit:
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All of which notice is hereby given,
pursuant to law.
w. o. PORTER,
Sheriff Ashland Co.
She'iA's Office, Ashland, Oh
Sept. IA, A. D.. 1870.
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s. B. FREEMAN, has

~~ s. B. FREEMAN, has
@A just ordered q number
of fine FoWLING PIECES, RIFLES,
&c, which he will sell cheap, for cash.
All sorts of repairing done by him at
the Engine room. Call on him and
encourage his enterprise.
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Because ,-ed has

The Blood Purifier is the
only article in the market.
whichcontains the celebrated
costly Drugs imported ex
pressly from Sweden for its
manufacture, and the Pills
contain the active principle
of Podophyllum (Mandrake :
Root,) and is a substitute
for Mercury.
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Washington Items.

WAsHINoroN, August 12-The
official report to the War Depart
ment says that the Sioux are all col
lecting for a grand council. Red
Cloud is exercising a very beneficial
influence among them, and hopes to
persuade the CheyeDnes and Arrapa-
hoes to keep peace.
1t appears that the Court of Inqui-
rv on complaint of a coloFed cadet at
West Point, reported his published
statement incorrect, and that he had
been treated by the authorities with
the same consideration as other
scholars; and recommended that both
he aod the white cadet. Gilmore, be
court martialed. Secretary Belknap
disposed of the case by ordering both
to be reprimaDded, but assured the
cadets that offenders in the future
would be dealt with summarily.
Attorney General Akerman has
written an elaborate letter on the So D.
ject of Georgia reconstruction. he
declines to give his opinion on the
late act passed by Congress. through
motives of professional etiquette, but
holds that the present State CoDstitu.
ton is the legal one, and that it pro.
vides for the election of half the Leg.
islature during the present year, and
therefore such election must be held
WASHINGTON, August II "A large
audience listened to the address al
Lincolo Hall tonight from Attorney
General Akerman, upon the war and
reconstruction.
The meeting was under the auspices
of the Southern Republican Assoeia'
ton of Washington.
In its course, he said that with the
exception of few outrages of unusu
al character perpetrated by certain
lawless parties. there are few portion:
of the world where the masses of the
people live in greater comfort. or in
general better condition, than in the
Southern States.
His address was mainly of a polit:
cal nature.
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Horse Races.

BUFFALO. Aug. 12.-At the last
day OF the Buffalo meeting there was
an immense crowd in attendance in
anticipation of superior sport. from
the character of the horses entered
and an extra purse to any horse beat
ing Dexter's time. The weather was
cool and delightful. On the call Of
horses, President Wells announced
that, as Jessie Wales, being lame from
q cut In the fetlock, and Purity had
been Withdrawn, there would be no
double team rsce. but, as a substi-
trot for a purse of 81 900.
Lady Thorne being injured at Ro-
chester, and Rockey having been
drawn, the purse for all ages was
contended for by Goldsmith Maid and
George Palme The summary purse,
81 900 for all horses, $4,000 TO the
first horse. 5000 to the second,
and 81 900 to the third, was contested
for by Goldsmith Maid aud Geo. Pal
mer. the former coming In first; time.
2.234, 221, 220. The summary Of the
race was substituted for double teams,
and contested for by Lucy and Geo.
Wilkes. the former winning; time.
2 %, 2 %, 226f. Lady Garfield aud
John Morrissey we're brought on the
track during the heats. Both horses
were entirely recovered from their Sc
we're usage in the FIVE mile dash of
yesterday. Prominent veterinary
surgeons publish card, stating that
Lady Thorne received no permanent
injuries. and will soon be able 20 do
duty. Visitors are leaving the city
by every train. e
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LsTTER FROM KNOX COUNTY.


YTNoENNEs. August 11th, 1870.
Editors Journal:
At our Republican Convention to-
day, we had an unusually large at
tendance. showing that the Republi-
cans Of Knox County had determined
to arouse themselves out of the seem
ing Iethargy Of the past. A number,
who had lost all hope of making any
impression on the majority in this
stronghold of the Democracy, were
under pledge to support certain in
dependent candidates for some of the
County offices, under the belief
that no regular ticket would be
put in nominatian. When the
question came before the Convention,
however, il was determined that full
ticket should be nominated, so we
have full tickets in the field, and in
dependent candidates for Auditor and
Recorder.
The nominee of the rebel sympa
thizing Democracy, for Auditor, is 3
rebel soldier carpet bagger; and as
many Of our soldiers have been voting
with the party for the past two OF
three years, they fnd themselves called
upon to do violence to their honors.
We have strong hopes OF preventing
the disgrace his election would entail
upon the county.
After the proceedings were closed,
Capt. Goeding, candidate for Con-
gress, was introduced to the Conven-
ton, aud gave us a FIRST rate speech of
just two hours length. The Captain
came among us an entire stranger to
the people, but succeeded in making
a very favorable impression upon
both Republicans and Democrats. as
was proved by his keeping the crowd
together, and entertaining them for
so lopg time. The number in at
tendance during the speech was larger
and more attentive than was present
10 hear Senator Hendricks, when the
Democracy held their County Con-
vention, in June.
Mr.. Niblaek having arrived at
home, joint canvas Of the District
will probably be agreed upon.
KNOX
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The Presldent M Sc. Louis. ete.

ST. LOUIS, August 12.-President
Grant visited the Merchants Ex-
change at noon, and spent few mo-
ments with the merchants. A large
number of citizens were present, and
the galleries Of the hall were crowd
ed with ladies'. The President will
leave for Chicago at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning on a special train,
by the Chicago, Alton Il st. Louis
Railroad, and will arrive at s o'clock
in the evening. A splendid new
commIssary car will be attached to
the train. and precaution taken for a
safe aud speedy trip.
Col. Downing, President of the
Cherokee Nation, and Col. Van and
Samuel Smith, members of the Coun
Gil, who have been to Washington on
business connected with their people,
arrived here yesterday on their way
home
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Newspaper Correspondents In TrOu-
ble-Fhe Cuban Rebellion to be
nEuahoH

CFuShe0s
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Phe T5i
bu7le's correspondent telegraphs from
London that all France must have
gone mad about Prussian spies, as
our special correspondent journeying
from London to France, by way OF
Amiens. Reins, and Chalons, says he
was stopped at a little place called
TaTguier, aRd questioned by the GUS
tom house officers and gems d arms.
He was asked repeatedly to produce
his paper, and was finally allowed,
most reluctantly, to proceed, when
| they were found to be all right, vet
| this correspondent is French officer.
After his examination was concluded,
the authorities apologized for the
trouble they had caused him, but
said that they were compelled to
question everybody, so great was the
popular suspicion.
A special correspondent writes from
Paris, Wednesday evening, as fol-
lows: Extra precautions were taken
to day to protect the Corps Legislatlf,
besides the infantry aud cavalry, two
battalionS Of artillery were IN posi-
ton,
Seventy nine Deputies voted for
immediate discussion Of the proposal
to increase the National Guard, aud
ITO for its postponment.
A forced currency of bank notes
is practically established. for a 100
franc note cannot be changed without
paying q premium. The Bank of
France still processes to pay in specie,
but gives only silver for notes. The
run Or the bank to-day. was very Sc
we're, some persons were compelled to
wait five hours for their turn. Seven
millions In specie was paid out yester-
day, and to-day private letters say
that Marshal McMahon's treasure
chest containing one million i've
hundred thousand francs in gold was
cartured by the Prussians.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-The Cuban
insurrection is to be crushed, If we
believe dispatch sent by the Spanish
government TO its representatives in
Washington, and telegraphed to the
New York papers from that city. The
dispatch is intended to give the i'm
preston that renewed energy iseto
characterize the war on the part of
the Spaniards, and that a grand fnal
effort is to be made this Winter; to
destroy the insurgents. Twelve thou
sand additional troops are to be sent
over In September.
New YoRK, August IA London
special says the bank OF France sus-
pended specie payment to day.
The game Of base ball between the
Atlantics and Harvards. resulted 10
favor Of the former by a score of
13 to 4. H
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st. Louis Items.

ST. LOUIS, August 12-During the
Presidents visit to the Merchants
Exchange to-day, Mayor Cole pre-
sented to him, on behalf of the Irish
and American citizens, a petition for
the pardon Of General O'Neil and
the other Fenians now in prison for
violation of the neutrality laws. The
President received the petition and
said he would give it consideration.
The appeal was signed By a large
number of prominent American as
well as Irish citizens.
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YoKAHAMA, July 22d. VIA SAN
Francisco, August I2.-The intelli.
gence from China is unimportant,
with the exception of the details of
the.massacre of christians at Tientsin; !;
twenty-five Europeans, thirty or forty
Chinese christians murdered, and
nine Sisters of Charity being victims !;
their bodies were horribly mutilated.
Eight Protestant churches from which
the missionaries retreated were gut
ted, and sixteen places of worship
were destroyed. Several days pre-
vious 10 the attack, tho Chinese pa
rents removed their children. some
go, from the Catholic schools.
Among the murdered were three
Russians, the remainder were French
and Chinese children.
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OMAHA, August 12.-About two
hundred recruits for the 14th United
States infantry arrived here to-day,
and are quartered in Sherman bar
racks.
Work is to be commenced on the
new Postofhce and Custom House,
next week.
Mayor Parker, Indian Commission
er, left for Montana last evening.
The delegates TO the Republican
State Convention, have returned from
Lincoln. The following we're the
nominations made: David Butler,
Governor; w. III. James, Secretary of
State; Henry A. Koenig, Treasurer !;
John Taafee. Member of Congress-.
A platform was adopted endorsing
President Grants administration, and
sympathizing with Germany in her
struggle against the French.
Weather rainy and cold.
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Chicago Items

CHICAGO, August 12.-At s O'Clock
this evening a FIRE was discovered in
the extensive paints, oils and glass
store of Heath & Mulligan, Nos. 17C
and l!2 Randolph Street. Such pro
gress had the flames made when dis
covered. that it was found impossible
to arrest their progress, and the entire
building was destroyed.
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Indian AHalra.

HELENA, MONTANA, August IL
The Sioux ind Grows had a fight q
short time ago, between the Big Horn
and Little Horn Rivers. A diary
found on the dead body of a Sioux.
containing the following entry:
Wednesday. August IA, 1870, T. III.
Mann and party en- route for Big
Horn, and hope if anything happens
to the party, and this diary be found,
il will be sent to Helena. 1907
II. III. MANN, WESTON & SON,
Another part Of the diary contains
under date of March 5th, 1867, an en-
try give the route travelled up TO Au-
gust p, 1867, after which the book
must have fallen into the hands of the
Sioux. There are about thirty illus
trations by Indians. recording the
killing of whites, running off stock
both horses and mules; two of the IL
Illustrations represented mules attach
ed to wagons. M
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OTTowA, August 1.-THE govern
ment organ says that the Canada n
government has not applied to the
Imperial authorities for amnesty TO
persons concerned in the disturbances
Ia the Northwest. but it Is believed
If any amnesty is proclaimed, those
persons actually concerned in the
murder of Scott will be specially ex-
cented
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CIECINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE Broad.
way feed mill Of P. H. Theising. was
burned at midnight. Loss about
$4,000. ~