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-ss TO q Niles the shorter Route.
New and Improved Coaches are ran from Cinoln-
natl, Dayton, Urbana, Marion, Salon, Mans
Geld, Ashland, Akro1. Cleveland, Harren.Aead-
Vile. Dunkirk, BuGalO and Rochester 10
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hhANNHs-oVINW HVNIHs
Leave MeadviIe. ESQ A. NJ, TE0A. NJ, S05
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John D. Park, Wkslessle lgt claslaaaH, ..
Sold BY al Druggists SOLD at HOTT'
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Ague Cure,

For Fever . zAS1a, Mssrmlttsnt Fever,
Chi Fever Eanufteuf Fever Dumb
Agne, Periodical d Bilious Fever sc,
and indeed all the Affections which arise
non uais-ouBs manu. 2 miaSmsto
poiaonG
As its nams implies, Il does CtsTe, and does NOT
EL. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis
uurh. zinc, nor any odler mineral or poisonous
Substance whatever, il In BSUise injuries any pa
nent. The number and importance Of its cures
"a fhe srue districts, are literally beyead account,
Ard we believe without q parallel in the history
9f Ame mssieine. Our pride IS Eratihed by the
arfr0Uadgsasuts we receive oflhe radical cures
ELECTED ii IN obstinate cases andWhsre other rem
sdies had wholly a1ed.
-Uusceumated persons, ehher resident M O
travelling through miasIaadc lOGalines, VIII be
protected b. taxing the 4GUE CDRE daily.
FOR Ire GOzPlainfa- arising ron tlfl
IN OF dc Liver, lis n excellent remedy srm0-
lsting the Liver into heasthT activity. q.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints p
4 an excellent remedy, producing mnny Truly
remarkable cures, where other medicines hnd
PREPARED By DR.. J. c. ATER & Co, Practical
and AnalyticaI Chemists, Lowell, Mass ana
sold Al round the world.
RICE. 800 PER BOTTLE.
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The harsh, hard world neither sees,
nor tries To- zee mems hearts; but
wherever there s the opportunity Of
evil, supposes that evil exists.
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Goodness OF heart is mans best
treasure, his brightest henor, and no
blest acquisition. 1t IS that ray of
the Divinity WHICH dlgaiaes human
ity.
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CITY MEAT MARKET,

RfHTHE undersigned would res
MI pectfully 10 the cnis
~ zens OF Warren and the vicinity
That he has opened a Meat Market on LIB
ertY street, opposite F. K. Wtsells Carriage
Factory, where he Intends 10 keep co Instant
y nnhand, ali kinds OF fresh meats, and o.
IS good quality as tho country will a ford
Ihave employed theServices ola good butch
er who has had long experience In The bust
ness, and who Will always be on hand 70 al
tend 10 the wants OF all customers. All or
dersleu for meats in the evening will h
promptly attended to. ifdesired can h de-
liyered at their residences, or kept in re-
higeratoT till called on.
June q. lSetL lFMUEL DRAY.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of tia Throat and LungE,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Probably never before in the whole history Of
medicine, has any thing won so widely and so
deeply upOn the confidence Of mankind, as this
excellent remedy Tor pulmonary complaints.
Through along series Of years. and among most
- - 100 ~ mrn II has rzau hirhp- and hfgher
u thefr estimation, Is il b a become better known.
Its uniform character and power 20 cure the va
rious affections OF the lungs and throat, have
made i known e q reliah3e protector RglinEf
them While adapted to milder forms Of disease
and TO young children, il Is AZ the same time the
most edectual remedy that can be given for incip-
lent consumption, and the dangerous Elections
q de hroaf and lngs- As a provision against
sudden attacks Of Group, il should be kept on
hand in every family, and indeed as all are some
tines Hubjeef To- coda and coughs, al SHOULD Be
provided Hih BIS Antdote for them
Although settled COBsun1pffon is thought in
durable. still great numbers Of cases where the
disease seemsd settled, have been completely
cured, and the patient restored 10 sound health
by the Cherry PICTORIAL. So complete is its
nsstcrT over he dis0rdErs OF the Iungs and
Throat that ths most Obstinate OF them yield 70 ..
When nothing else could reach them, under the
CEes7H PcctorGl they Eubside and disappear
Singers and Public Speakers md great
protection from t.
Asthma is alEzys relieved and ofen wholly
fur6d by IL
Bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
Cherry Pect0raI IN small nd frequent doses.
50 1eneralF sEe is virtues E5Wn, that We
need Dot pUblsh the certificate Of them here, or
% more han assure the public that is Qualities
III fully maintal2sd.
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BOsrOS AID NEW ENGLAND PASSENGERS
with their bnEaage. are transferred free q
charge IN New York.
The best Ventilated and most luxurious
Sleepmc CoacheS ETN THE N0RLB - BE-
compan all night trains on this railway.
R-The Erfe Railway Company has OPEN
ed a new Berry from theirJeuSey City Depot
70 the foot Of Sd st. New York thus ena-
bling passenger 70 reach the upper portion
Of the city without the expense and annoy
Enc OF a street car or omnibus transfer.
E5-The scenery along The entire route Of
The Erie RslWayis6f b most picturesque
and beautiful character. Admirers Of Ma
lures beauties, in a daylight journey over
this Line, will ind in itsever changing land
scapes objects Of continual admiration a
Interest.
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FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE

Cleans Kid Gloves n all kinds of7Cfoths
and Clothing; remOves Paint, Greese. Tar.
sc, ntstdatig, without the least injury TO me
nnest fabric. sold by Druggist and Fancy
CO. 50 Barclay St., New York. % Ia sale
streef. Chleaun-
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he who spends all his time in
sports is like one who wears nothing
but fringes, snd eats nothing tut
FauceE.
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BLOOMIRGT0h 0LL.J RURSERY.

lslh Year. 90Acres. BGreenhousas. LARGEST
sizes. BestStock! Low pricesi
Muula you know What, When. How 10
Eltlt! Fruit Shade, Evergreen Trees. Root
GEaits Seedlings, Usage Plants, Apple seed.
EAEly RISE Potatoes. ShruOS. Roses Greeu-
mouse and Garden Plants, &C. sc. FIoTer
and Vegetable seeds! FINEST, Best Collection
sorts AMI quality. Send 10 cents FOR New
Illustrated, Descriptive Catalogues pages.
SEND stamp, each, for Catalogues OF seeds
win plain directlons-6i pages; Bedding and
frlee Llst-i ages. Address r. X. PHH-
NIX, Bloomington, Illinois.
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SHARES

SHARPS' s SP9 S8T SSsn. RIFL Z 4, We
des Tor New Metallic Cartridge. Sporting
klnes, OF various lengths and calibre. For
aocaracY ana safety, we recommend eur
breech Loadlng rifles IS superior ia every
FespecLto Q others now made. For Circu-
larS giving mil description and prices, apply
nSHhRFS hrFLE MAG Co. Hartford. Conn
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HINKLEY
Knitting Machine.


The Simplsst. Cheapest and sesth Ussi
Has but One Needle; A Chnd sau han 1t
DESEGNED especially for theuse OF Ami
yieA. and ladies who desire % knit for the
market VIII do every stitch Of the knit
ting in a Stocking, widening and narrow
ing as readily as by hand. Are splendid for
wOrsteds and fancy work. TAKING FIVE
DIFFERENTKINDS o STITCH Are very
ordsr. EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE oSE
Ne tcdlR Ga Aqcnfm erdU IotCu % fnh-odiee
uald asu theua. 70 whom We oner most liberal
Inducements send Tor our Circular and
sample sticking. address
HfNELEN KNITTING MACHINE GO.
Barb. Ntc or, IL broadway. n. y
lIg Wabash Ave. Chiccgo. III
Seps. :. IS0-lyr.
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rRANCIS RAKFR

MRS. FRANCIS BAKER,
I'M Manufactures and dealer in Hair Jew
NV room IN River Block, corner OF Main
and Market StS Wigs, switches, Chris,
Rgak4s sc. made 10 order. Highest Price
paid FOR Hair. Fine Kid Gloves cleaned and
made to look as good As new. Cleaning
Gluves > cents, ColorinE 8 cents. Ais
White Furs and S~Eans-doWu. Ladies' Chin
emilia Cloaks. Plumes, sc. Coats. Pants ana
Vests cleaned p repaired,
Feb. IA ISL,
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Fair fsces have sometimes fair con-
ditiOnE.
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Sciphue aud Science hare met together.
Gelssa Ghd Geo5eW hare ksssE cac other.
1 1TP BIBLE

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ZIEGLER & McCURDY. l9 Race ST.. Gin
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TWELVE THOUSAND ROLLS
OF Wall Papers and Borders, nom a cheap
paper at ten centstO the finest gold-stamped
at a dollar q twenty cents. By far The
largest and nnest stock ever seen In this
town. Come, see III be convinced. At
ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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To wear IS well as any made or sold In any
market. All we ask Is Tor you to try n OF
our PloWs, aud be convinced. We also have
the sale OF the
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GOING EAST.

% EM.EIGHTNTNG ExPRRsS daily, con
aecttnqlat New YORK. for Boston and
New England cities, and stopping Al All
principal intermediate stations and con-
aecting points.
ASleeping Coach is attached 10 this train,
AZ Cincinnati running through toNew York.
A Sleeping COach is also attached at HOr-
nelisville, running through. without change,
20 Albany.
6;O5 P. d. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, sundays
excepted, stopping at al important points
on main line, and connecting at New York,
tor Boston and New England cities.
Sleeping Coach accompanies this train
from MeadVflle 70 New York.
llsS2 2. ~. hAf ENPRESS, saturdays sxcep-
ted, connecting At OwegO for Ithica; at Bing-
hamton for COoperstOWn and Albany and
for Scranton, and 81 New York with Mid
night Express Train OF New Jersey Rail-
road, for Philadelphis.
a Sleeping Coach accompanies this train
from Usyeland 20 Hornersyille, connecting
AZ that point with train having new and
improved Drawing Room Coaches attached,
running through % New FORK.
6&5 rs ACCUMULATION sundays eX-
cepted.
- A 4. ACCONIODATION, sundays
excepted.
sSs 4. H. Wal FREIGHT. sunday. ex-
0Et
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In addition to the above, lam prepared to
urnish Carriage makers and others with the
best quality OF Turned Spokes, Bent Rims,
Bows, Shafts, Poles, Seat-arms, Hubs, &C, al
aE lOE prices IS at any other establishment
Carriage-makers desinngto furnish their
own timber, can get their Spokes and Hubs
turned on short notice. and at fafr prices.
LAM ISQ Elk. PlsELL
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W M. u. 90
OUR POINTS

Patent for refining and hardening cast iron,
which makes them preferable to steel In all
heavy soils. We will
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Uncle sam, Reeds Anchor, and many other
PloVs which we can warrant. We spare no
pains in finishing our Flows in the best and
most substantial mRnner, not thrown to-
gether as most Pi0ws are. Oar castings are
made bV.
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New Advertisements.

GEsIs W4NTEBLv25A MONTH-by the
KNITTING MACHINE CO. B0s-
ton, Mass or ST. Louis. No. OnkCo-4t
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Mohawk Valley Clipper
Pillow Trimmings.

STEEL PLOW, which twas awarded the nrst
premium at the Northern Ohio Fair, at
Cleveland last fall; also Pittsburgh steel
Pfowg. We keen full line Of
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Such as Points, Clevises, Coulter Wheels,
sc. Call and see Us al our Store. No, 4 Main
81, or at Foundry, corner Canal and Liberty
Streets. JAMES REED SONS.
Warren, O., Mar. =, 1871.
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GOING NEST.

a=0s 4. n, DAY EXPRESS, daily, except
Mondays, for Cleveland, Cincinnati and the
West n South Connects at Cleveland
with Lakes Shore Railway, for the West, and
Northwest anda at Cincinnati with the Ohio
& Mississippi andLOuisville Short Line Rail-
way, fOrSt Louis and the south aud South
Sleeping Coachs are attached to this train
unntng thnuugh TO Gallon without change.
I2s05 q. n, ENPRESS NAIL. daily, sundays
excepted. Tor Cleveland, CincinnaUand the
West and South, Connects At Cleveland
With Lake ShUe Railway, DT the West
and &urNI-We4E
5sOo r. ~, NiGHTENPRESS daily, for Ceve-
land; Cincinnati and the West and SOUTH
Connects al Cleveland with lake shore
Railway, for the West and North West; and
AT Cincinnati with the ohio, Mississippi &
Louisville short Line Railways for ST Louis
and the ScUW and Soutb-West: also stops
81 pTinOp& etatfOns and connecting points
along main line.
Asleeping Coach is attached TO this train,
running through TO Cincinnati.
asia 2. H. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays *
cepued, for LeavittsburE. and way stations,
connecting for Youngstown.
l0s0S P. 4. FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION,
daily,
ESQ p = svce,t,7
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"a MOTOR,
CuRTISS IRON BEAM!

A new Pillow, introduced last season, and
has many friends, and is hound 10 become a
favorfte. Also the
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

est in the estate, which the death of
General Lee enables her to assert.
Although eif6i Is will be- made by
Mr. Kellogg, OF Connecticut, and
oilers, 10 again bring before the
Honse The bin sbolishine The income
tax, there is nc question: the House
will refuse TO repeal that rortion OF
the law. When the call of States IL
made, the bill will be presented for a
direct vote !; but this the AHeuse%will
avoid, MS 1t h1s done before, members
preferrinp not to put themselves upon
record on this question. The Ways
and Means Committee is about equal
ly divided On the question of repeal,
but the Senate Finance COMMITTEES is
largely in fasorof fhe continuance OF
the law. Several bills are before the
latter Committees but no~acticnszwhl
be taken, as the Senate is undeubted-
ly ngainst it. Mr.. Sherman claims,
If this tax is taken off. some other tax
will have to be imposed in order to
realize sufficient revenue for the car
rent expenses.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-11

Aspcc;nl dispatch from Washing
says
Senator Thurman, of Ohio. has
received a letter from one of the high
est judicial officers of his State, and "A
prominent Republican, commencing
his course in opposing the annexation
of Dominica, and stating, that outside
of the ofice-holders and e~xpectants
Of pap" he does not believe there are
= thousand persons in Ohio who favor
the Scheme."
It is now generally believed that
the distinguished judicial officer alIu-
ded to, is the Hon. Jacob Brinkerhof,
Of Mansfield. II such is really the
fact, the Judge ~evinces much integrity
Of principle in giving his influence
against the corrupt San Domingo job.
The following is n copy ofthe letter
alladed to. which speaks for itself:
,MaSsFIELD,O O.. 1Jan. 2, 1871.
Hon. Allen @. ThUrmap:
: My-DEAR SIs:-Piease uceept my
thanks for the promptitude and abhi-
ty with which you obeyed the
Constructions" of Judge Scott aid
myself in your opposition 10 The
scheme for the annexation of the, Do
minican republic, and also for Aeur
happily conceived and vel, timed
yindication ofMr. Sumner. Throw
ing aside those who are locking to
Executive taverOand nero partisan.
patronage, I do not believe that there.
ard a thousand men in Ohio wiio are
IN favor of this project of annexation,
or any other project aiming ut the
shs,e end, which can be devised On
the contrary, / believe that the almost
universal sentiment in regard tosit, is
one OF distrust and disgust. You will
do9rae q favor If you will show this to
VIZ. SumDefsw With whom shave not
the henor Of personal sacquairtance,
and adj to it my hearty God bless
him. : il is not a new experience TO
him, nor 10 me either, to stand alone
in allegiance TO ones own convictions
Of duty aud neither of us. I presume,
ever felt the position 81 painful as to
deter us from Drawing its penalties
should occasion require. {.
The JodgA, as yet! has not denied
the authenticity Of the letter. We
are inclined to think lpe will not do
~ JE.l-4r ~
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby giver that on the
FIRST Monday of March A. D. 1871,
there will DO a petition presented to
the Commissioners of Ashland coun-
ty Ohio praying for the location of a
road commencing at or near the north
west corner ofsection (29) in Hanover
township, at the road that runs from
Hays past Rays to Oysters, thence
east through the farm of Theodore
Whistler, thence a southerly direction
across the north part of Awiler's farm,
thence easterIy across the lands of
Henry Riblet, and M. Paul, bearing
a little northerly across the farm Of
NJ. Teban, passing across the north
west corner of G. Hahn's land and
bearing still more north across a forty
ere lot OF John Rapp, there, intersect-
ing the road that uns from Akerman's
bridge, up Pine Run; locating said
road at o. neal saiu points. 20 as 10
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place the same on the best ground.
For more particular description see
I etitien and plat in Auditors Office.
! MANY HETITIoNERs@
Dec. "a, 1870. 4w27
IEGAl NOTICE.

Elias Girkey, who resides in the
State of Missouri, Daniel Girkey of
the State of Iowa, Lucinda Stull in
termarried with David Stull 1of Penn
sylvania, and James Girkey of the
State of Illinois, heirs at law ofGeorge
Girkey late Ashland County Ohio.
deceased,
Will take notice, hat Henry Cir
key, administrator of the. estate OF
George Girkey, deceased, on the 29th
of December A. D. 1870, filed his Pc
titian-in the Probate Court within and
for the County of Ashland and the
State of Ohio, alleging that the per
soAal ostate1of said decedent is INSULT
'cient to pay his debts and the charges
of administering his. estate; that he
died seized in fee simple to the follow
ing described real estate situate in said
Ashland county to-wit: Lying in the
south west corner of the south east
quarter of section eighteen in the town
ship Of Orange, and being eighty rods
Iong east and west, and twenty rods
wide north or south, containing ten
acres.
The prayer of said petition is for
the sale of said premises for the pay
ment of the debts and charges afore-
said.
Said petition will be for hearing on
the 9Th day of February A. d. 1871,
at 10 o'clock A. M, or as soon there
after as leave can be obtained.
HENRY GIRkEY,A Administrator of
the estate of GEORGE GIRKEY,
deceased
]. d. JONES, Attorney for petition
Ger.
4w26
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ThsAtatea and Union for 1871.


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GeaFy's Policy.

After a careful perasal Of G1yefn-
OF Geary's message, We have arrived
nj tile conclusion that its author is. not
ie accord with this q ADMINISTRATION OF
eMr. Grant. The way he slashes at
the pet plans of the chief magistrate,
denouncing his well defined policy of
managing elections, as well as his OPP
Fposition to general amnesty, mn It be-
"a source of great alarm to those -wao
.look 70: gubeTnatoril aid to garry this
state for radicalism in 1872. Els, we
think, very clear thatqGe 3ry s not
even in sympathy with the admins
stration, and when we remember that
he has avowed his faith in the doctrine
OF state rights as opposed to centrah-
cation. we hardly know whether 10
nccredit him 10 the radical patty or
not. What With the detection III Mic
souri,, the assaults nf Sumner, an1the
open hostility of Geary. there is very
'iittte left to sustainrthe dacaying for
tunes of the Great American R ,ceiver.
There is one thing particularly
worthy Of noe in this connection, and
Etlat is the precipitancy with which
the radicalsleaders are flying frum ev-
erythig that looks like 4 support oil, the
Pfesidens : ; They see that the fabric
of his fama is topping down, and none
Of them particularly relish the idea. of
being buried in the ruins. Now, il
EGeary is endowed With a great talent
Lat all, titles in his ability to AGENT the
popular breeze afar of, and, like an
adept, he usually has his salls, proper
EiY trimmed to catch the first breath of
the fayoring blast. This gift enabled
him to obtain his present. position, and.
now that the wave of radicalism, Or
which he-rode into power. has spent
tits force. he is looking sharply around
for the next billew. Some people
think he has an eye on the presidency,
and he hopes to make his own chances
good by damning Grant two years in
advance. This may be true ; there is
no end to the pretensions of some pee.
pie, but If Geary is sambitious to don
the robe ofSthe chief magistracy, ne
would advise him not to seek the radi
ell nomination. The chances are too
desperate for any man 10 hope to beat
the candidate the democracy will put
into the field TIE Paper.
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doubt that Mrs. SurTatt was msrkr-
81 fendishly murdereds by Joe Holt
Stanton and Binghamito grstifs rhsir
thirst for blood. That they would
havs accepted John ~ tile vie<in,
ouly goes to.the show that they hnew
her 10 be iruoccnt- John has since
had his trial and was acquitted By an
hnnest jury. Let the ghost Of MI.
surrats. haunt Holt. Bingham and
Butler, till they reach che psnss Of
that ~ailipg to W ich thesneOns