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and sbouldered away by the well dress.
ed and elbowiug throng, little woman
in faded dress and well.worn hat, with
a face almost painful in expression, CLAN
cling rapidly from window TO window as
the coaches glided in. She had not yet
seen the stranger; but a moment after
she caught his eye, and in another in
slant he had jumped to the platform
with his two portmanteaus, and making
a hole in the crowd, pushing one here
and there, and running one Of his bun
dies plump into the well developed stom.
ach OF venerable looking old gentleman
in spectacles, be rushed toward the place
where she was standing. ] think new
er saw face assume so many different
expressions in so short a time as did that
of the little woman while her husband
was on his way to her. She didn't look
pretty. On the contrary, she looked
very plain, but someway | felt big
lump rise in my throat as watched her.
She was trying to laugh; but, God bless
her, how completely she failed in the at
tempt! Her mouth got into the positi IN,
out it never moved after that, save to
draw down at the corners and quiver,
while she blinked her eyes SO fast that, |
suspect she only caught occasional
glimpses of the broad shouldered fellow
who elbowel his waw so rapidly toward
her. And then, as he drew close and
dropped those everlasting portmanteaus,
she just turned completely around, with
her back toward him, and covered her
face with her hands. And thus she was
when the strong man gathered her up in
his arms as if she had been baby, and
held her sobbng to his breast. There
were enough gaping at them, heaven
knows, and i turned my eyes away for
moment, and tLen | saw two BOYS in
threadbare roundabouts standing near,
wiping their red eyes and noses on their
little coat sleeves aud bursting out anew
at every fresh demonstration on the part
of their mother. When looked at the
stranger again, he had his hat drawn
down over his eyes; but his wife was
looking up at him, and it seemed as if
the pent up tears of all those weary
months of waiting, were streaming
through her eyeli1s.
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Independent in all things.


the moral powers, and teach us selfcon.
troll. They are also useful in church
time, helping to keep the people awake
especially the bald-headed deacons-
and they likewise enliven the minister's
gestures. On this account a church
should always be built near a livery
stable, as the flies which frequent such
places are the most anmating. For our
selves, however, we enjoy flies most,
when each Of them is divided into sew
eral parts, and each part is firmly secured
between two pieces Of glass, and we
can quietly examine them under a micro
scope Nhristian Union.
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A Question Answered.
BY MARK TWAIN.

DISCARDED LovER-"I loved, and still love,
the beautiful Edwitha Howard, and intended
10 marry her. Yet, during my temporary alb
sence at Benicia, last week. alas she married
Jones. Is my happiness to be thus blasted for
lileg Have no redressY"
OF course you have. All the law,
written and unwritten, is on your side.
The intention, and not the act, consti-
tutes crime-in other words, constitutes
the deed. If you call your bosom friend
a fool, and intend it for an insult, it is
an insult but if You do it playfully,
and meaning no insult, it is not an in
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A good story is told of Miss Lane
while she was at the Executive Man
sion. A photographer presented her
with an album containing torty-two diff
ferent views of Miss Lane. Jones re-
marked, on seeing it, that it was the most
Miss-a-L aneous book he had ever seen.
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CLASS XI-SAort- Horn Cattle.

CoMMITTEE.-W. F. Hubbard, A. Gerald,
Walter Hill, Geneva.
CLASS XII.-Any other breed Of Thoro'breds.
Premium same as class 12.
CoMMITTEE.-W. H. Landon, LIP .Blakeslee,
J. III. Woodman.
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HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION.

DOR the Relief and Cure Of the Erring
L and Unfortunate, on Principles of Christian Phi
lanthropy.
ESSAYS on the Errors of Youth, and the
FolIies OF Age, in relation to NJ RgIAGE and Social
Evils, with sanitary aid for the afflicted Sent free
Sealed envelopes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. n.
Box p. Phadelphia Pa. ly.lOII
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suit. If Won discharge pistol accident.
ally, and kill man, you can 90 free, for
you have done no murder; but If You
try to kill man, and manifestly intend
TO kill him, but fail utterly TO do it, the
law still holds that the intention consti.
tuted the crime, and you are guilty Of
murder. Ergo, il you had married Ed.
witha accidentally, and without really
intending to do it, you would not actu-
ally be married TO her at all, because the
act Of marriage could not be complete
without the intention. And ergo, in the
strict spirit Of the law, since you delib.
erately intended 10 marry Edwitba, and
didn't do it, you are married to her all
the same--brcause, as | said before, the
intention constitutes the crime. 1t is as
clear as day hat Edwitba is your wife,
and your redress lies in taking a club
and mutilating Jones with it as much as
you can. Any man has right to pro-
tect his own wife from the advances of
other men. But you have another al
ternative-you were married TO Edwitha
first, because of your deliberate inten-
tion, and now you can prosecute her for
bigamy,iu subsequently marrying Jones.
But there is another phase in this com
plicated case: You intended to marry
Edwitha, and consequently, according
to law, she is your wife-there is no get
ting around that but she didn't marry
you, aud if she never intended to marry
yon, you are not her husband, of course.
Ergo, in marrying Jones, she was gu lty
of bigamy, because she was the wife of
"a mi har M m of no hi.h ic otl
very well as far as it goes-but then,
don't you see, she had no other husband
when she married Jones, aud consequent
y she was not guilty of bigamy. Now,
in this view OF the case, Jones married
a spinster, who was widow at the same
time, and another mans wife at the same
time, and yet who had no husband and
never had one, any never had any inten-
tion of getting married; and therefore,
of course, never had been married, and,
by the same reasoning, you are a bache-
lor, because You have never been any
ones husband; I'd married man, be-
cause You have a wife living and to all
intents and purposes widower, because
you have been deprived of that wife;
and q consummate ass for going off to
Benicia in the first place, while things
were so mixed. Aud by this time, !
have got myself so tangled up in the in
tricaces Of this extraordinary case, that
1 shall have to give up any farther at.
lempt to advise you'll might get con-
fused and fail to make myself under
stood. think could take up the ar
gument where ! left of, aud by follow
ing it closely awhile, perhaps L could
prove TO your satisfaction, either that
you never existed at all, OF that you are
dead now, and consequently don't need
the taithless Edwitha-I think could
do that if it would afford you any com
fort.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

G. TRAPPLER, CFrom Paris.) No. 2I5 sixth Ave
nue., bet. nth aud 18th St.. New York. All articles
for Ladies' Toilet and in Hair manufactured after the
utest Paris patterns. Specalities in Ladies' Golf
fures 52t2O
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JEWELERS..

G. w. DICKINSON, Jeweer. Repairing OF all
kinds Of Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Shop, Caren
don Block, Ashtabula Ohio g
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.-The New York
independent is one of the organs of wo-
man suffrage, but even that journal can
not indorse the conduct Of some of the
leaders in the movement. 1t says:
"We have taken our position often
enough in defense of woman sufi age :;
and we are free to say that the great OBJ
stacle in its way is not the unwilling
ness OF men, but the opposition of wo-
men. When they are ready to ask for
it, it is plain enough that men will not
refuse it. But the opposition of women
to it arises largely from their suspicion
of its adjuncts and we warn all friends
Of the movement that it is only by keep
ing it clear of all entangling alliances
that they can hope to enlist their sisters
in its behalf. Has the experience of the
anti-slavery struggle done no good, nor
the remembrance of the odium that alb
olitionism incurred by being almost IN
extricably confounded with womlu's
rights, non-resistance, mo government
and come0uterism Mrs Stanton and
Miss Anthony are true, pure women, and
have the woman's entranchisement deep
ly at heart. They are representatives OF
the movement. What business, then,
had they, the other day, to pay con-
spicuous visit of sympathy to Mrs. Fair,
the convicted murderess and harlo: :?
Visiting Christ when in prison is well
enough but TO make a visit of con-
dolence to Mr.. Crittenden's mistress and
murderess, and not TO his injured widow,
is not only misplaced sympathy, but
mixing up the cause of woman suffrage
with murder as well as free love. After
this, how can we feel any astonishment
that Mrs. Stanton, overlooking the jour
nal which she lately edited, should send
her first word from her Western trip
to that one among the woman's papers
that is known as the EXTREMIST advocate
Of social license =? o, save us from our
| friends.
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CABINET WARE.

, OHN DUCRO, Manufacturer Of, and Dealer in
Furniture Of the best descriptions and every variety
Also General Undertaken and Manufacturer OF Collins
TO order. Main street. North 9i South Public Square
AAhtAbnlA. 40l
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DdTgtsI anu UCSI NHTIVIy vi UdT-
den Vegetables raised by
one person. n...,...,...,..,$2 u
Largest and best specimen of
Field Crops. Fruit and Gar
den Vegetables form one
person n...............,,,
CoMMITTEE-F. Silliman, c. Curtis, Klngs-
VILE, Smith Walker. Z. Stedman.
CLASS IV.-Frun
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CLASS XIIl-BrOke Oren and Steers.
1st End.
Pair Oxen year old and over. So 50
Pair Steers years and not Alb
Pair Steers yeaIs and not 3....3 2
Pair Steers year and not 2......2
Pair Steers rot year old. ..,...2
5pair Oxen from one Township. 10 o
CoMMITTEE-C. E. Mann, Perry Parker, G.
Metcalf
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Ashtabula F. & M. Association.
October 5th, 9th and 9TH, 1871.

LIST OF PREMIUMS.
CLASS I.-Fdrms, Gardens, dc
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q EsOkGE WILLARD, Dealer ia Dry-Iioods tiro
ceres, Hats, Caps Boots Shoes Crockery Glass Ware
Also Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hardware Sad
dlery, Nails, Iron Steel Drugs, Medicines Paints Oils
Dyestufs, &C., Main street, Ashtabula. 1Ua5
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HI. A. HENDRY, Main streets, Ashtabua, Ohio,
Dealer In Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints. Ois,
Brushes, Varnishes, Dye Stufs, &c., Choice Family
Groceries, including Teas, coffees, &C., Patent
Medicines, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur-
poses. PHYSICIANS prosecutions carefully and prompt
ly attended to. i0i3
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CoMMTTEE-G w. Amsden, II. Dunbar, s.
W. Alcock
CLASS V.-Da1y Products
Ist 2nd.
3 Cheescs one year old. ...........$2 81
3 Cheeses ...................
Frkin not less than 20 lbs. Butter. so
10 pounds New Butter. ........... SO
CoMMTTTEE.-S. B. Wells, T. C.. Strong &
Wife, Mrs. 5. Newton.
CLASS NI.-7horoughbred Horses.
1st end.
Stallion ! years old and over. ...$5 So.
Mare years old and over.
CoMMITTEE.-P. V. Miller, New Lyme, ].
Mctcalf Arson Hall, Madison.
CLASS NII.-Horses.--iStd Stations.
1st. end.
Stations for all purposes .........$4 50
Stallion years old and not A.. 3
Stallion years old and not 3D..
COMMITTEE.-Same as class 6.
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HARDWARE, &c,

CROS8Y& WErHER WAX, dealers In Stoves
Tin wats, Hollow Ware shelf Hardware, Glass Ware,
Lamps aud ..amp.rrlmmings, Petroleum, &C., &C.,
opDDsite the Flax House Ashtahula, 9al
Also, full stock Of Paints Oils, Vanshes Brushes,
&c. I'LL
GEORGE G. HUHBAMD, healer In Hardware,
Iron Stee. and Mails, Stoves, Tin Plate sheet lrUn
CQlRer and Zinc, and Manufacturer Of Tin, Sheet Iron
and Copper Ware. Fisk Block. Ashtabula OHIO llt5
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HARNESS MAKER.

w. II. WILLIAMSON, Saddler and Harness Ma
ker opposite Fisk Block, Main street. Ashabua, Ohio
has on hand and makes to order in the best manner
everything in his line. 1895
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Sclcgrapbiihe giahridlter.

- gs gtbt bas Seriht, 0oS Risl. Der be-
tattiete SenaaoS Der Gsosdp;r- R,gton, psrs
sitiei luorosn iei.
Gineut o,ti Guratst 8srj6ts IN 9ineiu.
natl eernGGtenSerid aentdB, tuernen Die Ylo,
idinsrie'n, 9ettsrn unO Npparat. BET .Ginein,
natl Satlp Etres" aut soc, 600 uno Der We,
ibaii5tpettb auf Sl40.0 900 aeidast,r
- 6as GpnartBmitaliso g. u. Rsfpoa
port aueittn 8ifrift Gonntrtitut's hat aeaet
Gr. :. 5. SaeIugs BON Waterbutn. Conn.
slnt Sulurisntlaat ausdueig gtma&t unp Der,
lanNt oen ibn, $4,000 Shaplosbsltnna. or
St1oaa hei6uloiat 1rr. Satguss, Der Bcr
fuitr psri&isSrner pcrldumoerrfHst Yriefe q
isiH. bic iit auf TIN bejisben uno bic Saeauel
bon 3stt Su 3sit IN ocriaisosnen Soarnalel
bat. SerbHentlit,u laiien.
Sberf . y. Stearns 1T gum Rahfolae
ets perforbtnen Sunoes = Senators Torfo
bon Wiunslota ihr Den iur3snSsrmin ernans
wpreeu, hii:j
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Ser 9entideg OrreipOuOe ut.
Baltimore, Z. Sauuar IagI.
StaSt Baltimore.


Sahtn Berte It Bttern bJ1tt
Der Sampler s@turgs Ssarp,A @api. Wbitt
ltp, IS Gout Sautmartsaut, % Sdds SsiH
laamen nn0 los SaleH Saumiuuue Tor
Nottolt, Va. TSdn1ptsr gDttGltluu,' Sapi
Comes, lRlte QanotI5gui, II Bldete Ditto
10 Salen ottio, 100 Ellten apitltntu, |.
Gdfer Wslntrauben. 2 Kitten 6eiBtH, j6Glitl
9drtnas uno 1000 gndete Eaufmannsgut Dor
Solton uoer Nottolt. va.
Gin mi ub Z. Belietlt ltefsr
onn bier 1ad Dem alslon0e aus; Ole engliiAt
carts vgStnitreo," bon y Y. iBbttrl0Ge erpsi
ottt, mt $500 9anlen uro 800 balbsn tFdia
fern gSatjenrtsbl rat Rio be SaHstro, 0t,
schooner sYttnnte Rspp!ter' tu auttraae Dor
eno9 Pratt ~ Sruotr init 800 GotrsnStsin
toDlen na1 eientue9ps aiIt Suba.
Sle sngltl6e Sarte vaFtntrpa1brodt &C.
herm y 1oErttn @n9no ilr ben A8:nitn y
u; ToB oon Salpar9tlo:
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ttWsas III qlehBcn eaLsn cur, uiio 3nar an
SsM Oamplsr 'Weo' Sear9" pom Norln.t,
Slr9ihlsn,
gin heusr SGmpfer. 0te "Mcr'
chants, ana Miners. Transportation Com
pany,, oeren Httlonare ilells BIER tbetl5
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MT s9utlNn 2eGln9smotl9 Soupn9nle- N
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loA 5u eDrtm elhss Ger @runosr Der 9inie
oen gtaHtsn sgeln. eranS- laHten uno ut osr
i'gsie hamper oislsr Vslsalqatt
Upt8fHoe 5flfIe tte9fn au
osW 9isll9en 70 d te l9tils me9eH
HIgt 8e9ott&tr Utahlatur, taelIs ns1sn I'M
gsuugehost 1otsns' uH1 H'uleM otsltloen IN
SIoHph8 geoFaspi ts!P. 9pBsqStl mstoIn;
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SsItGtn, o@Iltiorg, V'g Ia9ast 6oIG9,
oH.'l.HDtet "S9'' GSm. "; sSttgsteu' gSll'
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Ar .s w.o,Er,esJ SoM i. SanHat 40
llilU UC UUW OOIlTtR ttUCtlEhltH tOuLIl
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scy 8nrnbaue,

Wr. BOO, Wtf Yrattt T.,
bat Or. 5Iioor 6pftin Wtontna Ebenb isir
Scrsft1, Su iptltsm sr DIE Setmeroiua'i 1l
Ssian9spofs Die SonntSgsia Ber ooer Der
pltIfts uno ben s!nol!iBen ShtDautI Moo
Die BEN 9~sr&tslt lS@lt poliiPati9 ,nleb'n
aut benz Gsbist: Der &omii, bic Souptrolsr
ourdiibren piro. 0r. GpRtin. beiIen toniidt
aber lid aud ais Huior non S6mdntsn III
bar Sober sntibisoen elfolprsid osriuht bat
usrotent in Der 3bGt rsdt 5oblrr i6sn 3uiptud,
uub toer Wortaa bas Eurnballr: Ebeatsr b..
Iudt, gtbt ft9erli6 .'r0ni Dor 9ad.n' bttm
3un,lu Fia,i iuiult nab Der Uotftsaun8 cir
| atnlltbLt9s5 &r6nS&cr.
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AuS Sbip, - Nrotrft 9cacn Die Sc.
cupdttOu MONS.

NIeDtIan0 9. Jan, = Dit latbnIiht
Wtahtnusriamrmtuna, WtIbe 30 benz 8psd.
obgcbaltsH wuroe, nm atasn oos Auftrsteu
9jttOr Gmnnuel's 3eaeH ben papft ju ptots.
iiren mar str aroBirtig,s ereianib. Die
proitiIiOH mar icbr lang, 900 oura bic 9aupt
frozen uro Tla3tt in otm 8ome bait, iUo pun
mtbrsreu btIoCrroqmbei Bsihlihen anTeosu
In s1Rljlbsr Spraqs gsbaittn uu0 Rsiolutiol
pet anasnomrneu Wuroen, ptlbe asgtn Die
9eiBHabms Rom's ourd otn R6nig bon Sta
lien protsitittcn. De Otuilbeu RdtboItttu
~otrlnmueIten ii4 In Der yEsmpersn5zplle
hiutsr Der 0atbeorale, no In Osutihsr Sprade
Reoen Seb0!ten uno ttnttmmia Stihlhht aus
Gtnnmm;n Uur0en, iutltt nit ben in enalia
fbtr Sprube abRsf0Bteu ReioIutiOreu absr'
tinililn mitm.
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8ureau bel Stra6ensurd,bruebss
r..,tTdre.

Sareau bel Stra8ensnrabrsass
Gomm:saare.
baltimore, Ut .. Saa. isll.
1teEiraber urdbruh s. u o~ririfdre nv, !" y. y. s !.
bttarnt, bah Ie IN usbsrsinHtmmure NIT Wbihnn. : w.
pom 8iirasrmeiftr uuo Staoiraib ~traTtrtt Drbon.
NAM. bsttitIt nGtne Bsroronnns ipsgtn ausabui,a g:
aui sts Strassn btr Staof BaItimors,a ,ptIhs am 9.
aui DTfentIt6er auttton
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M q gRSr, 1870 rtlp' 81, ...attst: aneeororst ". bon or
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Den aauieu EruneplaB. tpeldsr MIA. NM II
Der 0last'taraBs, wts is itst et6ttntt sp!rS; Nos y;
her NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uneg ert6erunas'
8sisuidaft non baltimore NIT Der Noro,tt,t PCT os'e8.
ten gIag,ittvabs a%nfanssne oant nornita. l1n9s 1ou ~
otbsno banl ipeflib 234 5uB pann iholth 100 SnB
Biz an bi. Worbliuie Der btiasten qlasettNrase; oann
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piuffe, un6 NJ ba Y,ite aut BEN 3ohotmn'ruh9s : p'a"'
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ytrntr: ..
Den aan,en @runbplas. ,ptihtr itids anai Dtm'
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| Gio.ntbuints Der IS onioltotritn @runoetgsnieuinss uni
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! iamas Der atnIe bts Gissntbunas beiasttr Bsriidertnes
[ gsleuI&afi 70 GuB sestno eanit noIopeIlin. 40 Sai
: {mttr ODER tptHiserl oanil mshi,@ Ivy 0aB sm,e, n.ri
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lylniis, uno III osritlbe aai BEN p'an
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AHS JHSiand, - Die SfaatSs Sc
oiBIafur.

SnotarupoIis q. Jnn.-Git beio,n
pduisr Der Geai5tatur tratsu btuts Radmita
taa IN 8cmttnihaitlihtr 5ikunq luiammsu,
ln bic eotidaft beg &ouvsrnturs ll b6r,n.
Gieielbe ii itbr lang uuo btlttbt f5 baupts
l6ttih aufs taGts u 9slfG,nbeiieu. 6isfrsmoe
StaatsldulO III. nit auSHabme otr Rri.ag .
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