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M T.

The lex meeting of the Ashland Coun-
ty Medical Society will be held at the office
of Drs. Glass & Sampsel, at 2 o'clock =.
NJ, Tuesday, February 9TH, 1871.
A full attendance of all the members is
earnestly requested.
s. GLASS, Pres't.
BENZ. MYERS, Scc'y.
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MOVING & REAPING. - Machine
Oil. We can furnish you good Oils
for so cents to $500 per gallon in
large or small quantities. Call and
examine for yourselves at tho Drug
Store of DR.. Foltz.
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sonal examination and approval. The
book is neatly printed an6 contains
n~inety-six octave pages. Price So
cents, and can be obtained from the
Publishers only.
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A quality of Kerosine Oil, is sold
by DR.. Foltz, that will not explode,
or burn, If the lamp shall be upset,
and endanger your lives and property.
Price 40 cts per gallon.
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Our Kerosene oil is tested by a
competent chemist anil must stand
Gorarnmen' test or no sale. Try the
oil and feel safe. For sale at Foltz's
Drug Store.
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AGRICULTURAL.
from the American Stock Journal.l
Apople4y in Horses.

The Immediate causes o! apoplcXy
are, compression of the brain from
congestion of the blood We. sells or by
an cfus:on OF b!epd, or serum, (wa-
ter, } into spnte portion OF the eranial
cavity A.; or from tumors, which cOm-
press some portion OF the medu!lary
substance of the brain Congestion,
and subsequently eflusiQn, may be
brought on in subjects predisposed to
the disease, by anything that deter
mines the affiux OF blood to the head;
or, in other words, by anything that
diStlirbs the equilibrium of the circu-
%lation, and prevents the free return of
blood from the brain.
There are various exciting causes
which tend to produce sanguineous
apop:exy /; for although the immediate
cause seems to be an Excess of blood
in the vessels of the brain, this may
be brought about by an overloaded
state of the stomach. In such cases
the sympto rs somewhat resemble those
of stomach staggers the animal ap-
pears drowsy. feeble, and is constant
" hanging OF resting his head in the
crib. d.
When apoplexy proceeds from fluid
within the yentriCles OF the brain, be
sides other symptoms, there is & dis
position to real up or fall backwards,
when any II attempts to handle the
head. .-',-.
Should apoplexy proceed from the
tumor within the Uranium, it seldom,
if ever. admits Of perfect recovery.
Symptoms Of Sanguineous Apoplery.
This horse generally fails down sud-
denly, affd Temains'in a state of in
sehsibility ; the breathing is la%borious,
the eyes are fixed CLASSY, and maur-
otto the membranes of the eyes,
nose, and mouth are highly injected,
Oft nes of a purple color; the veins
OF the neck are dIstended, the pulse is
strong, full, and slow; the whole nus
cular system is occasionally affected
systematically, and the limbs are icy
cold.
Treatment Our first business is to
endeavor to arouse the fatient out Of
his lethargy Some strong spirits of
hartshern should be held to the nos
trils. while one or two persons are ell
gagged in rubbing the external surface
with stimulants /; mustard and vine.
gar must be used pretty freely TO the
limbs, followed with hard rubbing and
stimulating injections. If through
these means we should be successful
in bringing the patient to a state of
consciousness, the next object should
| be to e~vacuate the bowels; our usual
drench in such cases is,
Powdered aloes, = draehms,
a safetida, 2
lobelia, 3
To he mixed in warm water, sah-
| oianf
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gneal ADVERTISING,

You a preserve your Cider nice
and sweet, by using DIR. Foltz' pre-
server. 1t is sure thing. Try it.
Patent applied for.
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Money Cannot Buy ii!
by

Ia nell ii
J. E.. SPENCER & CO.; n: Y,
Which are now offered to the public,
are pronounced by all the celebrated
Opticians of the v orld to be the
MOST PERFECT,
Natural, Artificial help to the human
eye eve known.
They are ground under their own sup
crvision, from minute Crystal Pebbles.
melted together, and derive their
name, Diamond" on account Of their
hardness and brilliancy.
The Scientific Principle
On which they are constructed brings
the core or entire of the lens directly
in front of the eye, producing a clear
and distinct vision, as in the natural,
healthy sight, and preventing all I'M
pleasant sensations. such as glimmer-
ing and wavering Of sight, dizziness,
sc, peculiar to all others in use
They are Mounte in the Finest Manner,
In frames of the best quality, of all
materials used for that purpose.
THEIR FINISH AND DURABILITY CAN
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CAUTION.-Nene genuine un-
less bearing their trade mark-stamp
on every frame.
HENRY F, .VANTILBURG,
Jeweler and Optician, is Sole
for Ashland, Ohio.
From whom they can only he OBJ
These goods are not supplied
% Peddlers, at any price.
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Pittsburgh Market.

Wheat Sl,25-winter red 100
winter white 100. Corn, shelled Csc.
Oats soc. Rye S5c Barley T5e.
Flour-white wheat 800. Red
wheat in bbls. $50. Ohio flour 6,25.
Apples $50 per Dbl. Butter, choice,
pc. Beans rs. Cheese, Ohio Ice.
Eggs 3hc. Lard 14c.
Pork, mess S21,00. Shoulders II.
Hams sugar cured 13c
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- GUNs.-Sam Freeman, has just re-
ceived a supply of No. 1 fowling pie
ces, which he can sell cheap.
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OYSTERS BY THE CAN.

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II, W. WALLACK,

Manufacturer and Dealer in BOOTS
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osf cash rates. Store in Cihzehs Bank
Building.
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ATTACHMENT.
David Fox, Plaintiff,

0. J. Seton, Defendant.
Before J. D. Jones, J. z. of Mont
gomery tp., Ashland county OHIO
On the 21st day of December 1870
said Justice issued an order of astach-
ment in tic above action. for the sum
of S57,62 DAFlEfFoA.
2nrDN
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M A RRTFD

BOLLES-FLUKE-On the 18th
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Esq, by Rev. N. H. Barker, Mr..
julius K. Bolles to Miss Jane L..
Fluke.
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PRoy.sfoS sToRE.-Dewalt Gutsai'
has got back to his old stand. He
has purchased the Poyision Store Of
's%teinraetz and Dessenbehrg, where M
viii be happy to meet his old Customers
and all others: He viii sell as cheap;
as any establishment in town and will.
pay the highest cash price for butter
and eggs
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stock of pri.e Groceries in the village
of Hayesville. Parties Interested,
should give them a call.
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THE purcst and sweetest Cod-Live
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Patients who have once taken it pre-
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a.SV '1dLHOFa ID 11nWVS 7
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-'GlIoAou u s! peeJ 81 -uoHorIsnrs
IrIsueS e1otu eArS Ie6e euniouW ON
y sonpoIluI teAoIeqM sssoons el0ld
-luoo 9sou on, rHIM lsu srq eu!q9
VIZ DNIMaS SIANQ HIIL .
R.W COwAN,-Manufacturer and
fealer In all kinds of Harness, Sad.
dies, Brides, Collars, Whips and
everything usua y kept in a first class
Harness-shop.-Al of which will be
suld. at the lowest. price, for cash.
Main ST. 1bres doors west of Town
HsAi Ashland Ohio.
n. b. Highest price in cash.
paid for Hides, Shccp-pclts and
Fur, -"
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al
lObelia,

To he mixed in warm water, safh-
Gent.
Before this drench is administered,
the practitioner must satisfy himself
hat the patient has SC far recovered
as to be able to swallow, or the medl.
cine may prove a death warrant If
the apopletic fit be only the effect OF
plethora from high feeding and want
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DIED.,
Near Jeromeville, O., January %,
1871, Alpha f. Snyder, aged 8 years,
7 months and 81 days
n T. II,
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eENTs FURNISHING GOODS,
TRAVELLING BAGS

Always Oh hand. :
LOUIS LEON:
Ashland, Sept 2, 1870:
The Maine girl who, in her devotion
to fashion, was killed by insects from
her jute switch eating into her BRAIN"
died in the line of july.
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ASHLAND CoUNTY.-The Treasur-
| Ter, G. j. Yearick, says this cofnty
has closed its account with the proper
State officers; and school and other
funds are ready-for disbursement
Thi. speaks well for little Ashland
prompt pay" it is snid, 'Inakes
long friends"
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. EMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY CONVENTION.

Pursuant authority OF the State Convention meet
ing democratic republican cectors OF the Tenth AS
scnby district OF the city Of New York. copvcned pursuant
resolution adopted by the Democratic State
Convensn held at Rochester, that hereafter there should
Assembly In the several Assembly districts
OF the city, independent of central authority held this
ll day Of October, 1871 at les East Houston street An.
thony iiatman duly elected chairman and Nicholas
Scre secretary The Convention hereupon adjourned TO the
27 day Of October next for the purpose of nominating
candidate The Assembly to lie supported by the democratic
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

STATE OF NEW 1onS. r,,, r,.,r,,, ov sr,rr,
TO the Sheriff of the County Of New York-sir:
he'd n THIS State tuesday succesang me drst Mon
% witt ''''"''S
Secretary of State. in the place OF Homer A. Nelson;
GTomptroiler "a the place Of Asher I; Nichols;
Ar Attorney General, In the place OF Marshall r. Cham
STATE Engineer and Surveyor in the place Of Van Rens
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Senator for the Firth Senate district coraprsnS the
Eighth Ninth Fifteenth and Sixteenth wards OF the city and
Also Senator for the Sixth Senate srct COMPRISING the
Tenth ElsyenH and Seventeenth wards Of the city and
senator Seventh Senate istric comprising
s sna % Y ana wards OF tho city
% ss 81
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Twenty-one members OF Assembly;
the Superior Court in the place of Samuel
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' Il r
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cember next
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in relation to the election OF In Con-
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Passed April %, 1871, threenfths being present.
The People the State of New York; senate
and Assembly. do enact as foows:-
SECTION l. At each annual special election vt which
Representative In Congress- Senator Member of Assembly
tH hereafter be elected the inspectors Va the several eec
ti0n districts this State shall provide and keep separate
box in which all ballots for Representatives In Congress- to
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shall be em I'd and In the order named
above respectively and Immediately following the estimate
and canvass of the ballots endorsed estate"
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HOMER A. NELSON, Secretary OF State.
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N nsIuCT1A n 7S, ErEAM yTNH


r." MERohAyIs STEAMSHIP Line.
From pier No. North ryor, at O'CLOCK r. NJ
ss,s on SATURDAY, TSsS,,.p 3cs a,,d, - . ,
vicks6urg Mobile, Galveston and Indianoa.
.pp rS s&K IS
the cT9pwe, ,rp., s..e.mssAi2 .@ns 2.i1s Line
viii iesss ss pcr No North River on satuay. October
E,esHls sas Tesssed da Through
Cabin psssags, S50 steerase, B2a
For 'sA' or RI'isaec cE2SwhLL co. So wes. street.
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The steamship METROPOLIS.
win psr Gspn,n r a,t dsarss Hrss %.sns
Frssh for s. Louis. Mobile and Galveston sSHe1
For freight or passage having superior
'rp' CH MALLORY CO.. 1853 Maiden lane
THE GREAT SOUTHERN rREIGHr AND PASSENGER
VIA cuAEIEsfes, Sc: - 90,
Special s4sTRs 4esssTrRRsf%iT; S%i$s io' he ''' '''
Rome Ca, October 10; Atlanta; Ga. October ls: Macon.
,eonery, Ala. and Columbia s. .Si q. November j.
GREAT soUTHEsN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.
-u VIA CHARLESTON, % 8. o.
and return Tickets good for sixty days from date of at
Rome. Ca. October TO-. .$s7 rs
Atlanta, Ga. October H.. ...............- IS
Ansis!a. October
Montsomery Ala; October q sl............" q 50
All eights for the Fairs will charged full going
and returne to New York Free at Owners risk provided
consgn shipments Secretary Fair care Of South
Caroina Railroad Agent, Charleston, s. G., marking des
Freight received at pier - North River and through, bills
Of ans issued signed passage tickets obtained al
Ae o" HENRY r. MORGAN 4 CO.
No. l77 West street. New York.
Steamers at r. M. from pier 20 North River every
Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.
BENTLEY d. HAsELL. General Agent,
3l7 broadway, New York.
rJ,uE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
i Line for Charleston, =. o., the Florida Ports
ami the
South and Southwest,
sailing from No. 49, North River at p NJ
day, Thursday and Saturday.
The hrst class sidevhecl steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Captain J. T. Beckitt,
will sail on Thursday, October IL.
rates.
For freight and passage appvto
HENRY 4. MoRiAN CO..
III West street, corner Of Warren.
For through freight tariff and rates apply to
BENTLEY u. HASEIIs Senerai Agent
Great Southern Freight Line, SIT Broadway.
The steamship CHARLESTON viii follow sail
Saturday Octojer IA.
yToR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Old Dominion steamship Company.
steamships OF this line leave pier w North River foot OF
Beach street.
steamship SARATOGA, FOR Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond Thursday, Oc ober l2 at r. M connecting with
the Virginia and Tennessee Air line the Seaboart Inland Air
Railroad and Richmond nanv'e Railroad. Through
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10 al points South and Southwest
No passengers taken by ships sain. Monday Wednes
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