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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-10-11
The Grave o ITefenzo-Dow
a Washington correspondent Of


the New York Tribune writes:
My wanderings led me; one day to
an, old grass grown burying-grcund
just beyond the bonndary-line of the
city, near its northwest corn ; and
here found the grave OF one whose
sayings used to be household words
among those of like faith with himself,
butfof whose burial place scarce amy
man 'knoYeth unto. this gday'-the
gave of Lerenzo Dow. Here, in this
retired, neglected spot, that stormy
unquiet spirit found its rest. One of
the best anecdote5 of Lorcrzo Dow
has, l believe, neveff been in print.-
1t was related to me by a gentleman
whose father, WAS &. witness of the
scene. = In a small town i'm Westcrn
New York lived a noted infdeI, Colo
mel Root. There was 10 settled min
lister in the place, and the people were
dependent on travelling preachers,
principally Metllodists.=In those days
Methodist preachers were not apt to
be overburdened with learning, and
Colonel Root, a man of fine education
familiar with Greek and Hebrew, made
it q point to,engage every new conner
in an argument, from which he almost
invariably came off victorious. His
great weapon was the. errors in the
Translation Of the Bible, which the
Methodists, unable !do read in the
original, could neither refute or ex-
plain. So many had been worsted in
these encounters. that preachers were
beginning TO. give this place the go by
whenoLorenzo Dow appeared. Hear
ing of the arrival ,aof another Metho
dist, Colonel Root proposed to his
intimate friend, Mr.. Bush, that they
should go down to the tavern and de
him. aoAfterE little p~relimina,
ry skirinishingthe Colonel dashed into
the subject Of heaven, which he con
sidered one Of the weakest points of
the Christian faith, an account of the
different views expressed regarding
it. "You believe in a place called.
heaven, SO of course you must know
all about it. Tell us what kind of
a place it iS", t.No, i don't pretend
to know all about it." "Well, you
think something about it, don't your
Certainly, [ have an idea of IT,
SWELL, give us your idea; tell us
what kind offs place your heaven is2".
The keen, magnetic ~eyes'fastened up
on those Of the qnestioner, and in slow
deliberate tones, Lorenzo Dow re-
Piled SHeayen, to nay mind, is, q
extended, beautiful plain, love
~ and PLEASANT TO : the view where
Root nor Bieh can never grow.
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J. ---N-S 9--. .
Brigham Yotrg's,A rraignment in
Court-Commenoement of His
f. Trial,
| SALT LAKE, U. T., Oct. 9.-There
was considerable excitement this morn
Iifng III anticipation of the appearance
OF Brigham Young in the Court at
ten O'clock. The room was densely
crowded, and hundreds were in the
streets about the building. at eleven
o'clock Brigham drove up in his car
raige, but did not alight, his counsel
having obtaiuod a postponement till
afternoon, owing to the supposed I'M
safe conditions OF the building with such
ascrowd. an assemb!nge OF, the Nor
mon leaders took place in the Taber-
nacle last evzning. The proceedings
were not made public The confer
-ence adjourned last night till April Sd
next. brigham was again elected First
President.
Brigham Young accompanied by
a number of Elders, appeared at the
court this afternoon and was held to
hail in the sum Of So, 900 to answer
He passed through the crowd from his
carriage mp stairs to the court Don
acne. Many hats were. removed, and
other expressions of respect shown,
but no shouts OF noisy demonstration.
His appearance before Judge Mexican
was u quiet and digniied one, but he
seemed evidently very feeble. The
officers of the court showed him all
kindness, providind a large, easy
chair, and keeping the crowd at a
distance The counsel of Brigham
then put in q plea Of abatement, which
was overruled the next was to quash
the indictment on tho ground of the
Indictment enumegatipg sixteen. sepa-,
ate charges, in alleging that he la
obviously cohabited with sixteen diff
terent women. During the argument
on this question Brigham retired
Homestead for defense, will. continue
speaking for this motion Tomorrow.
Everything is quiet tonight, although
mGltitudes of exciti6girumors arc in
circulation. In the event of convic-
ton there maybe trouble but scarce
~ ouAerSlse- 80 81 J t-gass
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Pittsburgh Market.

Wheat 81, 25-winter red I,s8-
winter white 1,35. Corn, shelfed65c.
Oats 4fc. Rye 80, Barley .S5c.
4; FIour-white wheat $500. Red
wheat in Inls. 1875. Ohio Hour 700.
apples 400 per Dbl. Butter, choice,
25c. Beans 200. Cheese, Ohio lie.
Eggs 22c. Lard &c., y.,osC
Pork, mess $751; 90. Shoulders TO-.
Hams sugar cured 16c, - 10 l
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IF YOU desire to avoid fire, death,

II JOu oCSI1O EO aNOlN III OO0
and destruction of property, buy
Foltz' 60 cent'Oii; there is nothing
in the market equal to it for safety,
economy or brilIiancy of light. He
sells the common lamp OIL Also IA
BE A MAN.-F'oolish spending is
the father of poverty. Dc not be
ashamed of the work. Work for. the
best salary you car get, but work
for half price rather than be idle. Be
your own master and do not let So
ciety or fashion swallow up your in
dividuality-hat, coat and boots. Do
not eat up or wear out all you earug-
Compel yourselfto spare something Tor
profits saved. Be stingy to your APP
petite, but merciful to others necessl-
ties. Help others and ask not help
for yourself. See that you are proud.
But let your pride be of the right
kind, be too proud to be lazy +; too
proud to give up without conquering
every difficulty too proud to be in
company that you can not keep up
with in expenses too proud to lie, or
steal or cheat; too proud to be stngy.
THE DHoUTh.-We have had his
season n of the largest and most Sc
severe drouths we have experienced
FOR many years. There is great COM
plant of scarcityto f wafer both in the
towns aud in the country. There has
not been a rain for months that has
given more than a momentary rise to
the rivers and smaller streams. Now
these are either dried up. or have, fall
en- away to the most meager dimen-!
sionS The Muskingum river isloMef
than it was ever known to be by the
Oldest inhabitantlirin o., oEi lathe
vicinityss1i dts banks. The ssteamers,
havefceased, orasM soon ceases 70 run
aboye aydbeloM this point, and fhe
river apfuostN wearsthe inspect efaIazY
mill sfeam, hardly able to crawl oYe-
the sand barsssnd aiming the focks n
its accuston,ed channel Often the
hea1eps, are overcast with clouds, and
we are fattcred ith-promisings signs
of rain, but those soon vanish SEv-
erybody. prays fore tlefusing rain-a
miniature imitation of ,Noah's Hood.
Signal.
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F.. w. WAILAGK

E. W. WALLACK,
Manufacturer and Dealer in BOOTS
and SHOES. Leather andShoe find
ings, furnished to the trade at the low
est cash rates. Store in Citizens Bank
Building.
Jan. %, '7o-AL a.,
SMOKERS LOOK HERE.-Nelson
& Gates have the finest lot of Smo-
king Tobaceos, and the best Cigars in
Ashland-Go aud sec.
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A Gard othe
DIR. DUPONCO's
GOLDEN PERIODIC AL PILLS,
u,s FOR FEMALES.
Infallible in correcting irregularities, Re.
moving the DISTINCTIONS of the
Monthly Period.

49,
-, moving the Distinctions of the
Monthly Period.
They never fail, ahd may be depended
upon III every case where the monthly How
has been ob5truc.ed through cold and dis
ease. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS al
ways give immediate relief, being especially
prepared for married ladies. A lady
writes: 'DnpoHeo'sGolden Pills relieved
me in one day, without Inconvenience, like
magic" THE GENUINE are now put
up in LARGE WulTEJ BONES con
tanning doubIethe quantity of Pills, and
upon each box you, viii ind my s.Prlyate
U. s.. Rereutte Stamp" Upon the stamp
see the words DUPCNCQ'S. GOLDEN
PILLS, in Nhite Letters, without that
None are Genuine. -. 4
Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price $500 per box, six boxes
50, 90.
sold in Ashlandby NELSON & GATEs,
Druggists-soleAgents.
LADIESI = By--sending them 81, 90
through the Ashland Post Office, can have
the Pills sent (conidentially) by mail, to
any part of theEcountry, Free of Postage. =
s. D.. HOWE. --:"
? Sole Proprietor, New York
Sold also by GABLE HARBAUGH &
Co., West Salem, and STRONG & ARM
STRONG, Cleveland, and J. c. PELL, at
Loudonville. s,1.s So 9m14
L. LEON offers to sell his Cloths,
Cassimeres and Satinets, by the yard,
cheaper than the cheapestl No charge
for cutting.
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Masonic Proceedings.

The Committee appointed by Ash
land Lodge, No. ISL to draft a pre-
amblc and resolutions in memory of
Brother. William Calvin Beer, who
departed this life October, f. 1871, at
10 o'clock P. M, in the city of San
dusky, O., aged 3S years, beg leave to
submit the following, viz;s -. .-
7 WHEREAS, it has pleased the Al
mighty to remove from our midst,
Bro. w. Q. Beer, whose memory we
revere and whose loss We deplore: and
WHEREAS, ne have this day us.
sembled by order of the Lodgeto; take
steps preliminary to attending his
burial with the usual honors, to re
sign his body to the earth whence it
came; and to offer to his memory be-
fore the world the last tribute of our
esteem as a mason, husband, father
and citizen,
RESOLVED, That anticipating our own
end, it becomes the duty of every
Mason to accept this dispcnsation of
Providence with submission, and in
the future to be more strongly &C.
mented in the ties of union and friend
ship, that. during the short space of
time allotted to our. present existence,
we may more wisely and usefufly en-
ploy our time, and in the reciprocal
intercourse of friendly acts mutually
promote the happiness and welfare OF
each other.
ResOlUed, That we hereby tender
to the family of our deceased Brother,
our sincere, a~ffectionate synpathies in
their affective b-ereavements, 'eand
would say to them that the Great
Architect will fold the arms of his
protection and love around all those
who put their trust ia him,
ReSolred, That the Secretary of
this Lodge be required to place in the
hands of the family of VI deceased
Brother a copy Of these proceedings
and also to the two papers Nof this
town for publication. lA''tfl
4a G, W. Uric,
nc DIP. Devor Com
G.. Oesterlinj)
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The meeting at the Town Hall fof
the relief of the Chicago sufferersJ ap.
pointed the following persons to aid in
the different Townships
AUXILIARY COMMITTEE.
II INrmaHion ZownsAip.
I -soZ David Fox, er $500
Joseph Swartz,H :
Mrs. Doctor Kendig, 3 "a
Mrs. Wade Armentrout. |
EEGT33 Hilton: 81. E2zyES
Geo. w. RyalI,
p Mrs; Elisha Barton ,
4 Miss Jennie Kellogg.
orange
81 James AIberson, e3r.zT
g Mrs Jacob Sumers, 7GrE = .
gu Mrs Samuel Fluke.
~ I'll 49, Ccarcreek. II.
Il Doctor William Shaw, B."
Mrs ] Nj Sloan,
Miss Kate Christ,
" james Templeton.
" r. Ruagks.
r., Homer Peck, ~
~ Mrs Doc Andrews,
Miss Nora Beech.
-d IT. Troy
Mr. Parmentcr,
Mrs Bruce,
Mrs Vanornam,
Sullivan
Marcus Dernoss,
f.. g. Hamilton Porter,
" Mrs Hiram Chandler,
J C. Clark,
b p = Jackson g.. .-";'
Doctor McCarty, 20
William Lash,
Miss NJ AIcCarty, ba. .
Miss r Dinsmore, -aii.
80 II "sPerry
L H Kiplinger,
nDs Nj II MeHese, iTc7 .Ee-sJ@11
Miss Dorland, q
Miss NJ Buchanan. .a-.,-r.1
Miss A Hohenshel
Aohecan
John Wilson,
John Dougharty-
Mrs William Ingman,
Miss Kate Pocock,
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E-.E - 81. +.. .
W. W. Gamble ct. al.
State of Ohio, Ashland County, S..
BY virtue of a certain Vendi Exc
eution. isSued9rom the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Richland County, Ohio,
to me directed, 1 will offer tor
sale, at public auction, al the south
Door OF the Court House, in Ashland,
ashland County, Ohio, on
Saturday, November II, Il. d. 1871,
at one o'clock P. M. of said day, the
following described lands and tene-
sments, to-wit: Situate in the County
ST Ashland and State of Ohio, and
bounded and described as follows, to-
wit The southwest quarter of sec.
ton number 80. township %, range
is, containing $50 acres, more orless.
Appraised at s Terms, cash
day of sale. au--
e VIM o. PORTER,
Cd. Sheriff of Asland Co.
McCombS d Curtis, PPfs Att'Ys. :,
October ff-5w14
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.zTslsssi SSsis

&Western paper accuses, acentem-
porarv ofe'd1ty fneanEess,' and re-
marks: 'Wozwaat hinIoro understand
thatetwo, calf play at thats game
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A thrifty citizen of Lewiston, Me.
saved a dollar the other day by I'M
srrewfrg and returning the handles of
his wife, cpffu x..f4 HgT.l.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed and.
qualified Administrator of the estate
of Peter Heifner, late Of Orange tp.,
Ashland county,, Ohio, deceased. : h:
JAMES E. CHASE.
(4W1H
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TAXES.

3 The books for the collection of the
State and County taxes are open.
The rates will be given in full next
q I 9@ T, G. I: YEAR1ck, TT.
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i. 6. Oesterlin)
nll,Al q o. y I.

-z7Sj3 10TH Il 2
!. Mrs. Elizabeth Hossler died at Gal
ion, Ohio, October 5, 1871, aged 81.
years and 5 months. Her remains
we're conveyed to Ashland and inferred
ON. the 9th inst.
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Anehtefprisias.f5rmer in order to
supply. the market with fresh eggs,
brings his heHs along, ard lets them
ayiIri the gaagtnl along the away.
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Ashland County stands lay the true
principles of Democracy. Her usual
majority is maintained. ne new de-
parture.f6osterfs sick.
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The Ministers of the various demon
nations throughout the County are
earnestly requested to call the atten-
ton of their people to the subject of
relief on next sabbath. "
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OctG12, 1871. .f5ra. u r
Oh Ha---&<-.--- . d
The Third Annual Reunion of the
12OthI Regiment. O.. " Il will take
place at Mansfield, o, Oct. :l3, 1871.
and it is expected that all members o.
said Regiment, quit their business on
thatdaysa and attend that a good time
may be anticipated.
THE large stock of Overcoats at L.
Icons Clothing Store were bought be.
fore the advance in Wooden goods
He will sell them AT last years prices,
or even less, as he thinks he has a
larger stock on hand than this mar
ket requires.
GENUINE French Perfumes, Fine
Toilet Soaps, the best Combs, Brush
es, Hair Oils, and Cosmetics; the
finest Teas and pure Drugs, Medi-
cines and Druggists .Sundries can al
ways be found at Nelson & Gates
New FURNIrURE.-Mr. A. II Will
cox has just purchased and shipped a
large stock of Furniture for Ashland,
which he proposes offering for sale on
Monday, Sept. 10th. He will occupy
the furniture room in, the Bushnell
Block, where he will be glad to see all
customers.
REMEMBER THAT Il. ScorT & Son,
in the Commercial Block, are prepared
to accommodate everybody with the
best Sugar, Tea, Coffee. Spices, Flour,
Butter and other Groceries, at the
lowest market price for cash or ready
pay, and 60 and give them a call
Temperature-medium.
WE are glad to to the
thatMr. A j. Brown,the best
and most stylish CIothilg Glitter that
Ashland eyer ,had-formerly with
Calm, -is In Ashland again lie is
now cutting for Louis LEON, in the
House Block. We advise
every one who is in want Of clothing,
to give him a call he is sure on a fit,
and eats in the latest style.
-
FINE GRocERIEs.-Dewalt Guth,
1t his oil stand on Main ST., Ashland,
Keeps for sale a fine assortment of fresh
family groceries of all kinds, Including
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Spices, Butter,
&c. lie also pays the highest
market price for butter, eggs and pro-
luce generally IF you need groceries,
i've him a call, and he will do the
light thing by you motif
For the best Iubricating Oil for
moving machines and saw mills and
kinds OF machinery, go to Beers
hardware, one door east Of First Ma
ionar Bank, Ashland, Ohio, where
hey keep Lard Oil, Meats foot OIL,
sperm, Whale, Sewing Machine, Car
Oil, and Blue Rock and West Va.
1ubricating Oils, all of which they
rarrant, rs low or lower than can be
elsewhere.
PEoPLE's MoNTuLY.-The Octo
er Number Gfithe Peoples Monthly,
lie new Pittsburgh Illustrated paper
1r the. masses, is at hand, and is the
est and mosr interesting we have yet
1t grows better and better with
ach issue, and its illustrations are
arcly excellcd. If oar renders feel |
bic to take such a monthly they will
nj this Il valuable one for growing
oys and girls. It is bright, CHEEKY,
nd orgihst The chief features of
lis PAPER are. n view of the interior
f Allegheny Observatory, the Hum
oldt Monument, a touching illustra-
ed poem, by BARLEY Campbell, and
many fresh articles and tales. Send
ell cents to No. Sc Fifth Avenue for
sample copy. Subscription price
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Some careful staiistician has fig
urel, M tie fact that there is money
emonghls ieab torswhisky in. the New
England States in one year, TO buy all
the railroads in Amer ca.
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Thei.Q hicasosire bias finally been
subdueds Seventystbodies had been
collected sTfomlthe-.ruins up 10 last
a,orS014zsl SVR-F1sSC
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CARRIED

AT the Baptist Parsonage oudon-
vile, by Rev. Homer Eddy, MI. JAS.
Kirkindon and Miss Prone Sellers,
the former of Wayne county, and the
latter of Holmes. , - Y.TsT1s
Also, by the same, 1t the same
place, Oct. s, 1871, Mr.. Alyan Ellis
worth and Miss Elleh~P Plank, the for
mer of Big Prairie, the latter of Mo
meanwhile Ohio e. 10; ''
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The Relief. meeting at the Town
Hall on, "Wednesday evening su6scrib-
ed $1,000 for the. Chicago sufferers.
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A boqoetrmadeTof grasslppners con
wiresS tasksas preiniuIn at "a county
fair.iniMassTcknsettsiH week. Where
is the Society for tie prevention of
cruelty to insects ? -.
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The forest in sere aud yellow drape-
ny, is beginning to mourn its depart
ing Yerdure.A s---.: l-e 80 :
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The French railways were damag-
ed by the Hart0 the extent OF SIG,
600, 00ese IKE" IsE.Eo1 Lf-T
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Here is the chorus Of "a London
comic song IIs will kooA become pop
ul;r inI Nmerica, therefore commit it
TO nneh1U4Si:' gas a--i tH.e
'smeedss msgpe,l sqnesdge me joel
Its orful Jolly, and that you know,
Squeedge me Joel SaueedIe me Joe!
Andi if ynG love me, tell me So"
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A,coloreG baseball club-Aat La
Grange, Georgia, calls itself the Linn
Der Heels
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THE only thing snre TO preserve CT
der sweet and nice, is-the American
Cider Prescrvcf, PapTfea aid for sale
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THE large stock of Overcoats at l.:
Icons Clothing Store were bought be-
fore the advance in Wooden goods.
He will sell them al last years prices,
or even less, as he thinks he has a
larger stock on hand than this mar
ket requires.
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To'destr6y Rats, use the Rat Ex-
nPrepartd and sold by -
sri2 .-nIoI sAi 81 Nv. K. FoLTz. :
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GENUINE French Perfumes, Fine
Toilet Soaps, the best Combs, Brush
es, Hair Oils, and Cosmetics; the
finest Teas and pure Drugs, Medi-
cines and Druggists .Sundries can al
ways be found at Nelson q Gates
Drugstore.
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suGGESS ExTRAoR.
s. DfSARY
Highest Hopes
Realized.
IHDsG 4Er
Louis
e -s!f s-;aaaze - ty q

In beginning the second year of his business
in Ashland, and desires..to express his thanks
for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him during the past year. Through
honorable dealing, low prices, and excel.
1ent, qualities of Goods sold, he has succeed
ed in building up a Trade. in one year,
which generally takes years of labor to OBJ
tain.
AS in the past, he will continue to merit
the appreciation and patronage ofthe people
of Ashland County, and for that purpose he
has now realized one of the largest Stocks of
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Thess State has gone twenty-five
thousand Republican Where. now
is the Dew.sdeparture?
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New FURNIrpRE,-Mr- A. II Will
o. has just purchased and shipped a
large stock of Furniture for Ashland,
which he proposes offering for sale on
Monday, Sept. 10th. He will occupy
the furniture room in, the Bushnell
Block, where he will be glad to see all
customers.
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(4w11

FoE Flannel and White Shirts,
5Undcrshirts, Drawers and Gents fur
nishing goods in general, call on Leon,
in the McNulty House Clothing store
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The suffering gin ii Chicago is intense,
and relief is:calied for from every part
of the country.
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The weather still continues dry, ana
fears are entertained Of a scarcity Of
water. -
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The "great secret" OF how to make
yourself agreeable may be obtainedbyl
using those splendid new Perfumes at
Pancoast's Drug Store, and no Ladies
Toilet is complete without Dc La Cours
Oriental Cream. 1t imparts a fresh
ness of beauty to the Complexion so
much sought after by ladies of taste; !,
Everything in the line of Druggists
Notions, &C., you will find them at
OHIO PANCOASTS.
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7~QSHERIFF'S SALE.

The First National Bank of Ashland.
.YED.E vs. Il
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A Man Mired.

r The Detroit Free Press ofsthe 10Th
ult. describes an adventure by a Ger
man NAMED Henry Osster, of Nankin
township, who was hunting a missing
cow, and got :mired in a piece of.
marshy ground. The narrative con
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ea+-o5 ,.1n,, ". X FoLTz.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-10-11

odfd1M has produced aIwater
melon weighing seyenty-three pounds
and nine ounces.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-10-11

The Third Annual Reunion of the
10th Regiment. O. VI L., will take
place at Mansfield, o, Oct. :l3, 1871,
and it is expected that all members of
said Regiment, quit their business on
thatdaysand attend that a good time
may be anticipated: 1,!j5
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-10-11

The last and least valuable grant
sold by BaeI-Useless S. Grant
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-10-11

AIfH9PeHaMr6 olen Goods have ad-
vanced, L. LEON, in the Men ny
House, RsslIsen his large stock of cloths
ing at last years prices Call and see
him.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-10-11

Brigham Iotrg's, Arrangement in
C~ourt-Commenoement of His
Trial.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-03-01
Groves AND TINwARE. ~
% a. ~ ATAp ItJH 10 A.iI'.~
9 49, -4 BURIAu.i Ga s Els.

II. general assortment OF these articles kept
ON hand and soldbat reasonable prices by the
Undersigned. Wholesaie orders for a1nTaLe
filled at New Orleans prices, freight added,
Repairs promptly attended to-.
i1'>f - Va =, -yyd,lT. NAUGHTON,j
,decoo-dtt -, Grand street, Monroe, La