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WIFE DEsERTIoN.-A singular
case Of wife and family desertion DC
CURED at. Lawrence, Stark county,
last week. tak y
Charles KiInball; q grocery keeper
In that place, went to Maseillon on
Monday morning and returned on the
maiItrain in the afternoon. When
the train stopped at Lawrence, he got
Eoff and hurriedly told his wife that M
was going to Fairview, and would
return on the local freight. Insteac
! of stopping at Fairyiew he came OF
to misplace. whence. he .aproeeedef
westward on an evening trpjne
His young, and good looking wife
asserts that he took some three or fou
hundred dollars with him; and ha
their property covered withDmortSage:
SO that herself and three small chi
| dren are left in destitute rircu nstan
ces. at the beginning Of winter.
We hope there is a brighter side t
,Ethis affair that that which we now see
but a man who would thus; desert
wife and young family without an
intention of further maintaining then
is certainly a depraved brute Of
!. very low character. May his inter
tions be better than his .acti ons md
cate.-Orvius Crescent.
- ri [M 49,
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s SSa9lgaPs

nearlyueysFg10aes[ofY these eQpditl9ns
has been faiflfsd, 81 Is oliRefya toBs
"A ship canal is projected, when viii
bring the waters of the atlantic INTO
Loeb Fyne. Stone point has been
planted and is covered with woods
high road has been completed through
out the country; the Loeb tyne rock
has been quayried to make a belfry Tor
the church Mt Inyerary. AS for the
holly-tree it is said that the grandfath,
err of the present Duke insisted on an
awkward bend being made in the road
on purpose to spare it, but its roots
are now exposed and threatened by the
tide. A large part of the Campbell
possessions in Cantire, though not all,
have passed into the bands OF the per
sons not bearing tbs. nape Of Camp
bell. In the last years NOES have
made their appearance in the peninsu-
la of Cantirc, where they were hereto
| fore unknown, and are rapidly extend
ing towards the Null OF the ''whitc
horse clause we can otter no %conject
a-al Interpretation but as the white
Horse is the device of the House OF
Hanover, ingenuity may probably see
ii il, some reference to the marriage o
| The Marques of Lorne. We trust, II
Ills case, that the words crooked ano
lame" are to be taken in some hSura
tive sense.-Patriot.
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Money Cannot Buy
.Fofrasht aIsmfflcelessla
MANUFACTURER BY

MANUFACTURED By
j. 3. SPENCER Go; N "
Which are now offered to the public,
are prono:nced by all the ceiebrated
OPTICIANS OF the World TO be the
MOST PERFECT,
Natural, Artificial help 70 the human
eye ever kpewu-
They arc ground under their ewn sup.
ei~vision. from minute Crystal Pebbles
melted tcgcthers. -and derive Their
n4e--nIiamond-"n IN account ol Q
hardness aud trilEmcr.
Fhe Scientific Principle
Onswnlca they are constructedShrings
die cove or centre of the lens directly
in front Of tho eve, prnthtclng Q clear
and distinct vision, as inzthe natural,
healthy sight, and preventing all un'
pleasant sensations. such as gllmmer
ING and wavering of sight. dizziness.
&c, peculiar 10 all others in use
They are Mountediu the Finest Manner
In frames of the best quality, of al
materials used for that purpose.
rnrIRrrS1su AND DURABILITY CAL
NoT.BE sURPAssEE
.~CAUTION.-Nene genuine mn
less bearing their trade mark-staml
on every frame
HENRY F. vANTILBURG
Jeweler and Optician, is Sol
Agent for Ashland, Ohio.
From whom they can only be OBJ
tanned These. goods gre not supplies
to Peddiels, at any rice:
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ia Singular Prophecy


The marriage ola daughter OF the
Queene of England wftha SON Of the
Duke of Argyll has brought ont a mum
Der of curious particulars Tc%opnsoted
with the Campbell Clan. Of which the
Duke is chief. Perhaps the most Gu
rious of these is an old prophecy in
the following singular words:
When tremele shall reachthe Mulk
when the holly,tree near Isveraryshall
be destroyed, when a road shall be
made throughout the country Then
bells. shall ring from q rock in Loci
EFyne when Point shall be
covered with awoodss and. when. the
Atlantic shall Aewa ipto5Lochs Fyne
then shall Argyll CampbellS be driven
from Cantire, except so many as shall
escape on a crooked and lame Vhit'
horse. - 1s1ts@
Ifthis prophecy be really ancient
it must, to those who frst heard 1T
have app cared to promise perpstuIt.
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cbanan. near Dupcan's Falls, in this
S0uhty hadSa mare that died OF oie
age last September, which world nave
been t~hirty-eight years old, it q mao
lived till next Epfing She had oeen
owned by Mr. Buchanan for twenty
efghteyesrs. Qf1aees years sps ma
been.exempted frbm work and Mr.
B. kindly refused to part with an am,
;maI hat had done him such long
service.-ZanesuiM Signal.
eOld Tom, owned by Nelson
Thomas, and used in the livery bust
ness Is, we believe, twenty; eight years
old. The old fellow "gets up" al
brisk as any colt. aud bids fair to se'
ten more years of useful lite
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as it exists at the present momcnt.-
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Identified, upon which information can
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General reader the wkoleheld OF known
Ledge It's leading claims 10 pubic
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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

KEROSENE HoREoR -On Monday
evening last, Garoline Jorlans living
in the family Of DIR. ". Il. humphrey
of Mt. Verno Il WA. fill ~ q lighted
la:,.p from on .oi can, when the fire
.ommuu icatad 10 the vessel, VIII csl
exploded, sb altering the fiery huid
oSer the body of the. girl She Was so
terribly buried, that the flesh dropp-
ed in pie es fr,.m her "a she was car
.ried tn the bed. anil she inip!ored The
Doctor to put an end to her saner-
Dearh came rs her Feiict the
next morning.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

The "oldest SUBSCRIBE" lives IN
Knoxville, Jefferson county, Ohio,
and his name Is James Watt lie
has taken the steubenville Herald
W ithout intermis sion since March
a period Of s~ixfy-four years
and paid regularly in advanqe- We
have no sixty foufyearol old subscribers;
but we have a few whom we1~lsh had q
st3ppea before they commenced a
prompt settlement would work a great
change in our opiaion of their hon
Iesty.-Er. 49,
We car come very close to that
Hon. Fisher A. Blocksom has taker
| the Patriot ever since its Commence
lment in.1S08. and looks asi he might
tekegit tor nanys year come
We have a number of subscriber
who have taken our paper from No
/. in 1915, and We are satisfied, the,
would have done 50, from 1905.
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E5MgsXNSS



Are a remarkable power in Expecting
worms, with pleasant taste and perfect
safety. They Contain
40 MERCURY, NorMlEERAL. No
TURPENTINE. NO OIL OF
WORMSEED NOPOIS0N,
NOTHING INJURIOUS.
They arc entirely vegetable, and prepare
With great care tfom the concentrated ex
tract OF two plants, They do not act as q
p~urgatiye or emetic, will not debilitare, are
90 simple an infant u,ay devour a whole
hog without harm. and will at the came
time cxpel The @orps. in an e1traordiuary
manner.
In order to assure consumers OF the gen
uineness of these Lozengcs, we annex the
ANALYSIS of DR.. a. A. Hayes State Assayer
of Massachusetts
~ have analysed the Worm Lozenges
prepared By Fellows & Coz, and find that
| they are free from mercury and other me-
tal;c or mineral matter. These Lozenees
are gkillfully compounded pleasant to the
taste, safe, yet sure and effective IN their
action. Respectfully.
A. HAYES. NJ. d.
Assayer. to the State of Mass
The signature of Fellows & Co., Is at
tached to each box. Prepared at the New
England Botanic Depot, Boston, Macs
4 John D. Park, Wholesale Agent, Gin. =.
4eNo 49, -
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OF COMMISSIONERS

The board of Commissioners al
their regtllpr session divided the coun
sty into three districts
Cowan, supervising affairs IN Hano
yer, Green, Lake, VermIillon aho
.Mif1m. ~
Smalley, in. Mohecan, Perry, JacS
son Montgomery and Milton~
snunlan7 In Clear creek Orange
RuapIes, Troy aud Sullivan. =,
Anv person having business witt
the Board when not in regular session
must apply to the Commissioner hav'
ing charge of the district.
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CLEVELAND MARKET.

Flaur, White per .bri. $500, Am.
her, 6,75-Red6. Cofntry white
1928. Buckwheat fouE, 80 + f,25.
rye flour, 4.75 to a,25., Wheat dull,
s1.25. Oats, 46c. Rye, 85c.
Pofk.-Mess 1ac. Eard, nkegi
Ice. Hams, smoked 1853 shoulder,
loc. Butter, 25c. Eggs, ne
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Baltimore, Pittsburgh. 4aad Chicago
Railway Company

The undersigned of the incorpora,
ton of the Baltimore, Pittsburgh and
Chicago. Railway Company. hereby
give notice that books will be opened
for receiving subscriptions to the Gap.
tn, Stock Of said company. at the of
efeeiofaIsanc StulI, in the town OF Ash
Hand. Ashland County Ohioy on inc
EsOth day of September, AID. 1917
at 3 o'clock p. Nj o fsaid- day.
M Welker, HHrvy HONard Geo:
Rex. David Robinson. DR. Il Gum
bvaJr.. John III. Kaukes: lEaae stuii,
EW;4Iard Siocum.
s31{ciist2S 1s70tn ?
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sRpAs THrs-The Davis SewirP
Machine-has met viih thesRest COM
plete suceesss~hersteS intfodueedA
No Machine ever gave more universal
saffsA7ti6n. Its feed,isa novelty
ysiTst o.. M. Gofhan,s Store and see
.ezAi4lA 80 -.
fmsD.wis. sAMUELP BACH
TEE Agent for Huren. Ashland,
Holmes, Coshecion and MusSngun
Cou mics tn
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KrLLINe saEEr.-on THURSDAY
night 81 last vsek. 4 numher Of vi
-eious dogs Killed thsrssen.aed wound
ed badly seventeen valuable sheef
for Thomas Barton of Milton town.
ship: The sheep were of the Cots
void and Merino breed. The loss is
ssssuassaa x $50.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

TIM other day the front door OF
the New York r. ibime Office al to
be closed for some purpose$:So MI
'Greely wrote on a pi ,ce OF paper,
"enrrance On Spruce street" and sent
4, down 10 the ma who does the
naming of OF the bulletins to be cop.
led. The man studied over Greelys
tracks all tho forenosn,. and finally
in despair, wrot , Editors Oh 9
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Notwithstanding

The Getbila stefesof. Lesis heen'
one door west of the McNulty House
have inst opened another new lotot
ready made cfothing; which-for beau
ty Of style and chcapness, cannot DC
s,rpassed. Call and zee them.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

TINS is the way a western editor
records a melancholy event What
ais him.? yesterday morning, al
four o'clock Z. Ma mar with n heel
inn the hole of his stocking copmltted
arsenic Ily swa]lowingaidose nahaf
eide. Tie inquest of n verdict re-
tlrned a jury that the deceased came
to the facts in accordance with III
Heath. He leaves a child and slS
small wives to the end of lissuetstne
Nv loss. Inadeath We are IN thefnids
of life.R =.
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: Pittsburga Market.

Wheat s1.25-win' err rcd. t.21-
winter whitG1,3o. Corn, shelled6Sc,
Oats soc. Rye S5c Barley 75c.
Flonr-wbite wheat $500. Red
wheat in Ibis. $50. Ohio f5ur 6.25.
Apples 3,50 per Dbl. Butter ohoice,
pc. Beansel 10. Cheese, Ohio i6c.
Eggs sc Lard 14c.
Pork. mess s2t. 90. Shoulders ~.
Hams sugar cured lac
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

CHURCH OF CHRIST, on Orange Street
e. w. Harmon, Pastor-Preaches every
two weeks on Sunday, at half past ten
o'clock A NJ. and half past six r. M. so
c.al meating each Sunday, when thee is no
preaching. Communion every Sunday at
close of morning service. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. Bible class friday
| evening.
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q Fnfzfoad
6cs.
.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

The Bible class of. the Church of
Christ, x0rshiping.on Orange Street
meets next Friday evening at the
house; ofWiIliam widgeon: All are
invited to attend.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

This work was commenced in the
year 1861, and is pablished one Q
-ume annually, in the same style as
the ..New American Cyclorndiasp-
Each volume is intended to be a Cy-
cleped,a of the material and intel.
leotual development of the year, and
embraces the political, civil, military
md social affairs of all countries; im'
Iportant Public Documents; Blogra,
DIV: Statistics; Commerce, Finance
kEiteratures Science; Agracutsare
| Mechanical Industry, etc. tn wore
lit owe the same field as the NNeV
fAmerican tsyclopsedia," bat each vol
91rne.i is confnedto the results OF J,
year. Eighi volumes have been pun
| ftshed, viz for1S6l, 1862. 1868, u
1865, 1856, 1867 and 1863.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

FIsE Hoes.-In giving the weight
.of the 6us hogs slaughtered By Wm.
--McNulty last week we omitted 70 give
SHE age. The four half-bred weighed
f463 pounds, dressed being an aver
acc Of about 1864 pounds each. The
meet tie pigs xaa 6teen1months-I
They were half bred Magies.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

Our Kerosene oil is tested by a
competent chemist and must stand
G.sa,,.me,ak. test or 10 sale. Try the
oil and feel -eaGe.z For sale at Foitz's
Drug tore.
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We lixetedie lint that much dread

We livetodic. but that much dread
Cd period might he postponed many
sssfs by Purchasing your Drugs and
Msdicipes, pure. and fresh, from the
I~ssearsfully selected stock ofo. Pancoas'
!. opposite Orange street All the pop
ular Patent medicines oftle day
sgeffs celebrated Asthma remedy
Everything psedful for blooming beau
/; IL, rosy cheeks. and 1uxuriant curls
ThossiHAo dye to live" will find
good fIlletc hsre; also pure Carbon oil
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Farmers, Look Here.

The we'll known Ycrmillion Mills
situated 81 miles northeast OF Hayes
vile, and owned by d. Smith, has
been recently thoroughly repaired, n
is now in prime order to make good
Aour and a good yield. Farmers, yoa
viii consult your interest bv patrons
izing this welf and favorablyA known
MIL d3ah Slf.a L. ], $.
(4w2a)
lrxSH -
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MARRIED.

january 5, 1871 by Rev: J.. G.. Ash,
enhurst. Mr.. John Galloway, and
Miss Maggie Hazen, both of Ashland
county.
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T. Mow,Sa & REArINc--M Machine
Oil. We can furnish you good on'
for so cents to $500 per gallon in
large or small quantities. Call and
examine for yourselves at the of's
Store of DR.. Fo.tz.
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1916. Twenty-aixth Year. 1871,
Home Journal
ENLARGED.
ss7ae best Literary and Soc 'ty 'ap'r
in Limerick.
New Writer'S!
New Departments
New Attractions

After an existence of
QUARTER OF A CENTURY,
The Home Journal Will enter its Twenty
sixth Year with its size increased by the
addition of EIGHT COLUMNS, making
ii a Quarter larger than it is at present.
tIrgili be printed with new type, on sup
rior heavy laid paper, and Will be other
wise cbaneed. andin every respect greatly
Improved. New departments VIII pc az
| ded, and fresh writer's engaged and no
n,ins viii be spared to make 1t not eniy
the leading organ of cultivated American
Society, bat the HANDSOAESEPAfEh
I'm AMERICA.
The leading features OF the new scluTS
will be Editorials on topics Oh Iresh me-
est !: Brilliant Romances and Portraltiree
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Spicy Letters from Correspondents IN Az
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The. largest Stock of Shirts, Under
shirts. Drawers. Neck-t;es, Suspend
ers, Gents Furnishing goods, at tie
new Clothing Store of Louis Leon.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

;, psovr.ros srorE.-Dsnat GuthA
has cot back to his old stand. he
has Purchased the Povision Store q
Ste;nmetz and Dessenberg, Whese ne
will be happy t0meethiso ldsassomess
and All othesss Hewitt sch - cheap
az any establishment in town ndwh
pay the higksstseAsh prizes for butter
and eggs
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

-FzANHE4We are Lnder ooliga-
lions to Hon. R. Sherwood, for acopy
Of the ANNUAL Report of the Treasury
of State fbr,the year 1870.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

Do any of our readers remember
Catoon? He Was the Radical Car
pet-Blg Mayor of Richmond, AID
when the people g,ected 4 innyor II
his stead he endeaSor Fetaia otfice
|bysrpsans Of bay9nsts 5hnlt 7pIeler'
sanid6sn By our erae otls PfesIeent
cneHaEGranf@W s1E3f the new
comes that this great aad glorious
saint, Cahoon. has h-fn.zsent to ta'
| Penitentiary for four Yea =, for per
Jury. Let US all shout "Ston'
blind"
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

.HARpwARE.1s.. W. & T. n. Beer,
are keeping a splendid supply Of tabie
Cutlery, pocket Cut ery-Oil Clothes.
chiidren's Ca rriages-Buckets, Wood
Pumps, wood Saws. Chains. Iron, steel
nails, and in fact every thing in the
Hardware line. Give them a'call and
you will find a supply for all purposes.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Losr.-Asfur cape or mufierwIhe
fnd<r tilf plsase have the sane et
this once.

s-KATING-BoorS. high laced,
,or Ladies and Misses, at Stevens
Boot and Shoe Store, three doors west
or the McNulty House. Go and ex-
SaSinafhama
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EXTENSION Of OUR BUSINESS
Opening Of Branch Office
Columbus, Ohio. and Kansas City III
IMpoRTENT EXCITEMENT.

plj ths nt bg the %sSsrhR sfa. In it's plan
of TWO Editions, with the decided and tan
qible advantages conferred upon our sub
Lscri5ers and readers, has now led US TO a
similar extension and enlargement IN an
other direction. From and after January
| let next, we rhall publish editions at Co
lumbus. Ohio, and Kansas City, MISSOURI
l-:he former edition being prepared with
esnecial refer ence to the needs of the ru-
| ~raiinhabitant sof Ohio. and the Kansas CITY
edition de.igncd especially for those OF the
| States of Missouri and Kansas. The known
a ivantages der we'd from our present system
/ of two sen ,rate editions, will now be en-
loved BY a larger body Of people than be-
fore. All our readers will be benefited by
this extension. SxITZI -
Our offices at each OF the above nameo
cities will be opened about Dec. LIST, and
after that date correspondence may be Sc
addressed. relating other to the business OF
! editorial departments of the Western hu-
raj. .A
II is intended that subscribers IN the Stat
of Ohio will receive the Columbus edition
and those in Missouri and Kansas, TIL
Kansas City EDITION. except when It Is ex
plssslv directed hat we send some otbe
edition. Those who are forming clubs, O
81 Observation-Disclosures respective
states. will observe that this VIII greatla
facilitate their efforts. Each edition viii
contain ali matter OF general interest tina
appears in either. of the others, while eacI
viii give, also. much matter, such as MAJ
kets, etc. of more particular Importance :
the readers oil e ch, as determined by thei
locality and respective circumstances an
needs.
! r., this brief preliminary a~nnouncemeI
, of this enlargement Of business, We WI
ONLY add this N ueh, that the prospects
the Western Rural were never so bril'lal
: as now. and our patronage of increase WI
e he much greater than ever before. Or
press-roem presents a busy .cene, both da
, and night. to keep pace with the demand
of our subscribers, Price 81 in advanc
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

The new clothing Store OF Louis
Leon. has IN his employ, Mr.. A L
Powers one ofthe stand most fasns
,ionahle cutters He has an experience
of 2o.yearai in fashionable Merei'an
ETaiIorin. establishment in Cleveland
and has no superior in the State.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

The present stock of Cloths, Beav
or. ChinchiIlas, and Vestipgs, by tho
yard or made to order in the latest
style, at the new clothing Store oil
Louis Leon.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11
: ". WALLACK,

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Manufacturer and Dealer In BQ0Te
nd SHOES. Leather and Shoe md
;ngs furnished to the trade atthe los..
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Building