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CANADA AND TIE CONFEDERATE STATEs.-The
Toronto Leader, referring to the war between the
Confederate and the United States, remarks:
Canada is part of the British Empire, and no
matter what our sympathies may be, we have ns
right to do anything that would in the remotest
degree commit England to one side or the other i'm
this unfortunate civil war. Nor will any such
thing be permitted. As the Southern Confederaey
is, by almost universal admission, sure at last 10
take its place among the nations of the earth there
is no reason why canada should give it cause Of
entertaining bad feelings against US.
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a edy designed 10 br The NOS eIrc Alternative th.i can
be made concentrated eXRc of aR Snrap"iI" 70
afford effective undote for the diseases SsIhrIA S
reputed It is believed that srch remedy is wanted
by those strHmOus rUllint and ti.
which will accomplish their Of mmensr service
to this large class Of our afflicted fellow citizens How com
Of the worst can be found Of the following com
plants:
Diseases Ulcers Pimpes BloceS TumOr Salt Rheun, ScHId
Head Syphilis and &yphrtic AfcctaHs Mcrcura Disease
indigestion EryspelnS Rose Anthonys Fire and indeed
the whole class Of complaints arising from Impuiy Of the
Blood.
This compound will be found of health when
taken in the spring eXnc the foul hmo which foster E the
them many ranking disc ders are nipped in the bud Mu
tudes by the aid Of this remedy themselves from the
the system fof corruption if assisted
do this through the natural channels Of the body by an atea
impurities bursting through the skin in pimpe
cleanse when find is obstructHd and slug
a ks1 viii WI tell t yon Even Where no parcr dsora
felt people enjoy better health and live longer for cleansing
this pabuum of life soered there be no lasting health.
later something must wrong, and the great
chinery of life is dsordered overthrown.
Sarapala has aud deserves m4ch the reputation Of accom-
plishnG these end But the world has been egreiousy do
eeved ed { ny a Of o t. @ more s G beee 9 an mas
prepqations pretending concentrated of it
tain but little OF the rrne of SarSarara or anyhhE else
During late the public have heen msed by large bot
Ties preendngto quart of Extract of SRaparila for
dollar Most of these have been frauds upon the sick for
curative properties Whatever Hence bitter painful diSnp
pontnlert followed the of the various EXTRACTS Of Sr
paR which food the market until the name Itself is justly de-
spi7ed, and has BECOME synonymous with imposition and cheat
Sill we call this compound Saapnria and intend supply
Such remedy shall rescue the name from the load OF 0bo-
guy wich upon it, Au think we have ground for be-
eving has virtues which irresistible by the ordinary
the Diseases it intended to cure In order TO secure their
complete eradication from the SYSTEM the remedy should be u-
dieo,sly taken accorins 70 directions on The bottle 81
PrepHed by Dr. j. T. AfElt' Lowell MASS. ffice pl per
la six 30.
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u RAD Io 10y ~ f d " "
Letter from Dr. W. T. Nils to the Editor of the veksburg
vrcKsnrnG, Miss, May s, 1860.
Hernia can he Cured Without Need or Knife
Mr.. EiiorI deem due those afflicted with this terrible
and painful disease make The folio wing s' nen Negro
for he space 3f three yea $ The buy belonged to ohn oale
Esq., of I,"Gnena coTny Two t v SN"dT 1 him md
opinion about the mode Of treatment tone suggesting the Of
New Osa and Obtained ,ie Patent truss f Dr. J. ! Ser
man. and Htsr h"ys ] nS4 4o tl i,4mr nm @ a." lie %fto,s
stored and is nav perfectly well THIS was in the fan of 90
inE Nil work Of Id h"4d rolling haE etc. without the
Hsc G% S T , @ se and W for s y Ty ga m S to e B %
msn. rn2no WHO '''s ' osS''S ANU 10y T. NIs, H. b.
Extract from Lister w::cn Three Year: Previous to the
Above, i'll reference 10 the same boy.
IssAQtENA Co., Miss, May ?, 1857.
Dear she boy George is perfectly cured of the rupture
nueh me- og woTk * s any hymn man. " ' NIs M 81 D D.
Letter from Dr. Tos T. Harper Of the eminent Ply
sleians IN the State Ct Mississippi.
yIcNSnrnc Miss Narck 20, 1850.
Dr. Shermon-near S send NE boy & Zen tn T. 10 yo he
isGrd with my skin do him rSce am satisfied yonr plan
is right ana that you HIM. Please by the
'D' u '''' F',' -''p'''''''' THos, j. HARPER, MD.
aThs letter was in reference a slave hoy about Il years
old who ruptuel side, and who subsequently
returned souud. The following explain Itself:
EICKsBURG, Mss, May 7, 1850.
Dear Sr send M son James TO apPy TO him suitable
every drug Truscs In thm. however lave hut lii
tie confidence hut having confidence in your skill i'll such mat
THOs. ]. HARPER, ND.
Dr. BELD&N's OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 6, 1859.
II. D rs 2 I s d ,h% se D. S6S m@S ,5 ross eDps@ by
~ il rrt! t7 my enlir~ satisfaction know 6r eyar; cured
BY hs use of NJ II a The miTt9r rsc2'nms y"o t. get one
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Are the Cairotes aware that we have compaav
oil Arkansas bear hunters awaiting their appear
ance, every man Of which has killed his bear The
special duty allotted to this company is to scalg
the officers of the Sucker army. Proud of their
past achievements, they disdain any inferior game
TMernu his Avail
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BoAnp OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. - This body
met last yeninS--Lea F, Bakewell, President, in
the chair.
The Surveyor prostQted a report announcing
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NUMBER Sc.

TELEdRAPHEo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
FEnERAGIsrs SENT TO DGsLoDGE sOUTHERYERs.
They Mistake the Signals and Kill Each Other
LITTLE BETHEL BURNED DOWN.
TIE !gOL-THERNERS OUT OF REACH
ANOTHER VICTORY OF THE sOUTHROrs
ENG EMEN NEAR HAMPTON.
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x ATEaftAH's EtzUPtCAA t<0UEEHG-
aA
Chespe superior any othor used in Souteerp
climate.
Its tested and recognized cUslitie. are
lBt. DURABIjJTT-eQ!e to the besS slate Tc0!a.
I'd. ImPERMEA to any ether cracks
leaks being possible
Sc. BEAUrYrl presents smooth ard granite Ike surfsce
9TH. GHEAPEFSS-Tt muca less than though Il
good sny ate wood roof n3 eron less than the ntoro
composition roofing heretofore offered 20 the pubc
of Eui and valleys.
6h. TECOMRUSTIbuIFY-It Will resist fro than =
glAtercOf
9Th. CONVENIENCE Il will soften nnder tho heat o.
this climate proectE the interior Of buildings from the
heat OF summer.
1h. SOLIUITE-i hsrhrr snd snaothsr from
posura UnQn roote Of being Of light
Sesht does not require heavy rae1s to support be Ia
The "TROPICAI. ROOFING is chemical conpour d Of
eUbstance several of which peculiar non confined
IN proportions discovered by acus experiment and exper
la this city.
FeGmenias Of the of the above IN the
Of the and be verified ~ wishng 1t be
foIe contracting.
J. G. EATIMAN
fel5 iy Of Bianv'llelnd Narats
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LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIvAL oF srEANsnIP Annrnrrn

Va
IT. JOINS, N. r., June 1.-THE staayrsr
Adrlatc has arrived here from Galway, with Live
the Arabia. 2 i@seL s'aa pF
~ The sales of cotton in Liverpool on Monday ana
dinesday were $4,000 bales, the market eiaatass -
firm and active. ~" Nlosi@S
BBreadst1ft5 dull. Consols, aO4 TO OH.
nnsI.nd ana France prohibit prizes from beiag
brought INTO tnelr ports. Doubtful
MELANCHOLY C4sUALTY.4-In slIudino, rastevds-.
% pI tne ahhctlng bereavement of Colonel ]. " ii
y. > A., in the death of his eldest danohtep
;sa tta Reeve, BY drowning we erred in s9atinps
York. 0u Aio1f i'ochester' new
The IN unfortunate event took place al wabeansVs
at4 aaIS4 q viz ahd romantic cascade in Windsor.
ab0uC ten miles from the town OF pittsfaIa 1Taas
sachusetts, where Miss Reeve was roenb ~ ~.
graduating class Of aaplewood literary instit11.
tlon, whose pupils were on an excnrsi1n froaa
#nlch the utmost pleasure was anticinated !. hs,E
hardly had they reached the falls when Wisa IIs
reeve vent out upon rock which iats into lie
stream just below the fall accompanied by anothet
young lady, the principal, Mr.. Spear together vita
ahother man, near by; Miss Reeve slipped from th
foGE, which slopes sharply to the water
The men, instead of jumping in to her assistance
turned to get pieces of drift wood, and although
specify obtained, the unfortunate Young lady hsa
Deen borne rapidly away by the undereurrent In
the center, and Immediately lost sight Of They
the men, then waded out to the brink of the chasm
ana catching sight Of her for a moment, succeeded
ny the aid Of poles in drawing her little toward
Inein, When instantly the resisting reeol Of tils
waters bore her away under the fall
And this is New England heroisrn! They uarted
with their Putnasna, when they got rid OF sheir
slaves. San Antonio Ledger
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CREsCENT MARBLE WORKS

honulars end Stones Piers Center Table
Tops Slabs Pieces and Crate Setting,
Flooring lies Bauquee and Yard FlNgsing, Iron Railing
Coping.
sThg supplied rough and ed nnrbls
by GAFANAEGH K CUl.tI|G
oi FLW 23}. aud 29f Carau
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SWEARING THEN lN.--A gentleman who passed
through Cairo on Thursday afternoon, was arrested
by the sodery, and on being taken before the
commanding officer, they inquired OF him his seuti-
ments to the Union, They asked him to take
the oath to support the Constitution and not to
take up arms against the Government. This he
refused to do, when he was taken before Col
Prentiss, who permitted him to depart.
1t is said that there near dozen prisoners
at Cairo, who are detained because they refuse to
take the oath. Among them is Capt Emmet Nc
Donald, who was arrested at Camp Jackson.
NoD1fl, ,,tl.,
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YARs1rKE STREET srhAas BoIbEF

H s2AEEfNN e SE'EIEI ST S9.EE4FtIs bE3Ibsl'
~ MANUFI.GTORY between PoyGras a74 tgTis en-!
$A Athrge p1puas' walk from The st. Charles Hotel
E% The undersigned having largely Increased ha RorE
soHg and having ali the acit!es prepared TO NJ ORDER
Sp Sacrntion ef OILERS and al 9S7
a. ey car be had sg shop u he Sanh imported '
ri IfzavS m hs1l 1'OuRhE FICaD BOILERS from "a 's
U IN "a, inns s1G A3 iucies diameter.
ser, and eariotf ,s ,s-o- y-,-sr o4. ,-,stor4j,
Al work will he guaranteed Of aest material and Rosmap
ship. z7.,,,-a f,r r?yrrst,,rs s{saro
.oats ~ sav are respectfully invited 1 ci s 1f IS 70
hsrseTea ia25 'F2SNL -----------
1I0I1.V 90 eT57EEg, ss.. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Tjealer in White Lead and Zinc Paints OILS y i'do t5'sE
Leaf proHzes and Arss Fine Coior5 loo eAc- sp *
AAEeet-new number II. S".
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They Mistake the Signals and Kill Each Other.
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FEDERALlsTs SENT TO orsLoDGE soUrHERvERs.
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LITTLE BETHEL BURNED DOWN,
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1artitUlar SNuttts.

BANK OF New ORLEANS
hzV.rEI,Ig u.,,,, New Orleans. Jue IT, 1860
NEXT, l2lh inst " " "AeN"h Ahufsuay
jel2 2t NnpTturp ,,,t,r :,
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IlEADCQtETERS DEPARTMENT 80. l..
= - NV Orleans June :. 1851 5
4 SPECIA L ORDERS No. In-!. 40 .1ra-.-4,
EA earer, SIting yes.el, boar. will he allow th
vi ed t? pas For Jtckscn without written per
LII mission from his E&ceLency the G0"ernnr, Major Gen
ernl Twig~s
By contnaud Of Naor-Gcnerh T&ges
D. BFL1XHOOEER,
Major Louisiana Ar illery
jelU q A, A q. C. A.
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-rELeoaAPHa0 TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-03
Rules and Regulations.
MEMBERS AND VISITORS.

l. All persons paying one dollar to the
Treasurer will be considered members OF
the Society for the year ensuing, and will
be furnished with tickets, admitting them.
selves and wives, during the fair.
2. Tickets admitting the holder once ouly,
will be sold for Fifteen cents each, children
under o gears of age free
3. Communities or Judges residing out
of the county, will be supplied with tickets
or badges, on reporting themselves at the
TreaSurer's Office.
4. The transfer of badges, or tickets, or
other unlawful entrances into the show
ground, will be punished to the full extent
of the law.
s. The law forbdding the sale of intoxi.
eating drinks, in the vicinity of the Fair
Grounds, will be strictly enforced,
6. Any person driving upon the Fair
grounds, with carriage, which is not en- E
tered for competition, shall pay, for each
single carriage, twenty-five cents, aud any
other carriage, fifty cents, unless drawn by
horse or team which is entered for com.
NorE-AIl officers of the society are con.
stituted special police force, for the preser-
Vation Of order, etc.
H-RULEs FOR EXHIBITORS.
/. Any member, may enter as many ami.
mails or articles, as he or she NAV own.
Trains of horses or oxen from Townships
must pay entry. Animals in trains NAV
compete singly, the owners paying addition
al entry fec.
2. Competition for premiums open to
all
8. All entries for competition must be
made, and entered on the secretaries books
on or before the first day of the Fair. Per.
sons living at distance, may, if they per-
fer, make their entries by letter to the Sec.
retary, stating the articles and class in
which they wish to compete. No entries
Will be received after the first day of the
Fair. ..... .'..
4 All articles for exhibition must be
brought In and arranged by tep o'clock
A. M on the second day. 1t is desirable
that all heavy articles requiring careful
handling should be brought IN and arrang.
ed on the first day.
s. No article or animal sbaII ha ant;tIed
TO compete for more than one premium. ex.
cept the sweepstakes list unless il be regu.
larly entered in the proper class for connie.
tition, and an additional entry fee Of one
dollar paid.
8. All persons exhibiting live stock, un.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-03
CLASS XXXIX-Grnnd Rnoe !
From the n. YORK Independent.
4 rom lDe n .
BATTLE.
By HORACE GREELEY.


That is rash, narrow, falacious gener-
alization which stigmatizes war indiscriml-
nately as wholesale murder, discerning no
moral difference between William Tell and
g Thug. The essential character OF an act
is largely determined by the motive wich i'm
pels it. The pirate may be brave free
handed courteous, in bearing and refined in
manners. vet at heart as black villain as
ever trod deck the soldier many be
coarse. illiterate, and sinful, yet animated
by love of country and kind which nerves
him to court priyalion and defy death with
that self sacrificing devotion which makes
and digni6es the hero. Vainly have
George Fox aud William Pen preached alb.
horance under all circumstances Of the shed.
der of human blood the deep instinct of
afirms that Battle is still at times
an awful necessity Of our mortal state-that
Joshua and David, alike with Moses aud
Samuel, are honored instruments Of Gods
will--that the world is not yet prepared 20
surrender to greed and crime a monopoly
of the employment Of hurtful Force-that
Law must stand though Guilt should have
10 fall We have passed the middle OF the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-03
LIST OF PREMIUMS,
WITH THE RULES AND ARRANGEMENTS
OF THE
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
AShtabula County Agricultural Society.

To be held in JcGerson, Ohio, on Tuesday,
Wedntsddy Thursday, and Friday, SepLem-
Der, Sd, 4tt, 5th, and 6th, 1861.
OFFICERS.
President-CALvIN DODGE, New Lyme.
Iice President-ABEL KRuM, Cherry Valley.
Secretary-C. l.. BUSHNELL, Monroe.
IreGsrer-N. f. French, Jefferson.
Managers :-J. P. Jennings, Plymouth !;
Stephen Daniels, Conneaut f. d. Chapman,
Andover Lewis Colby, Cherry Valley Mar
shals w. Wright Kiugsville; Gopher Geo
New LYME.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-03
CLASS XXXV-Fme arts. and ornamea-
CLASS XXXYI-Secing Machines,


Glass XXXVI-Sering .NdckiRes
Sewing Machines ...................l .. . .lst-S3 2d-s2
James Reed A Ahabula, Mrs Demniiug New Lyme Mrs
Holmes Jefferson.
CLASS XXXVII-Lady Equestridnism,
Best; 49,. ........ S. Cd best. 50
Fillmore New Lyme, Hubbard bulA Mrs DIR Eanes
srwell Miss NJ Chapman Andoyer.
CLASS XXXVLH-Walking Horses and
. .- RoadsterS. - ...
Horse (walkng together) .... best So 2d 50
Horse mare (trotting together) .... 8
W CTeesy LonOx, Latimer New Lyme E Mann
plymouth. TIT"
Glass XXXIX- Grand Race !
(NO person entering his horse for the race can he allowed
To drive his own but ride Of the other horses en-
tered to compete for this pursel .." ..'
The horse mare mule coAng out last will be entitled
to a puse IS.
Committee same class Sc.
ELECrIoNThe annual election Of officers will he held al
the court house. the evening preceding the last day
the Fair f.t .. .t| '."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-03

Trains do not stop Stations where the time is omitted
in the above tables
All through Trains going Westward connect at Cleveland
with Trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati In
iaROPOiis, &c.
And all through Trains going Eastward connect at nunkirk
with the Trains eff Y F. r. r. and at Buffalo, with those
Of NJ Y Central and Buffalo ~ Y City Railroads. for NsO
York, Albany, BOstOH, Niagara Falls, &c, &c.
A. G. HUBBARD, Station Agent.
CIrvP Tls-DI
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ing Machine, Fanning Mn -....-. -..L32
tnppe faing and Cutting Mschiue.-......-..... SOC
Farm and Road Wagon, Doub Pleasure Carriage
ssiineie fleasure Catriage, Two Horse Buggy,
iuB8'e Buggy PleasuTe Sleigh, Gutter, Team
WA
bNC
=, SoAh,Irhs-lrvne Ford, Willisms6eld James Mutt,
Denmefki Richard Dodge, New Lyme.
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FOR SALE.-The Homestead of ~,

- the subscriber, elgby situated on Park street. In A
one OF the best neighbohoods in the village and on
peasantest portion Of that beautiful street. good condition
and plentifuy supplied with all the attractions of shade and
ut trees shru0bery and flowers excellent garden good
ter and altogether most desirable place. is offered for sale
TO any one wishing for quiet and sufficiently retired resi-
dence in fine thrifty village good society," the best schools
prosperous churches within convenient distance of the
great east and west thoroughe the Lake Shore Road where
every train makes stop within three miles the lake. and
witha surrounded by couotry hardly paraeed for its beau.
ty and varied productyeness and health, this the spot
Terms Of payment made easy and satisfactory. inoa-
ton concerning the property may had subscriber
living on the premises BY addressing the editor this
paper. o.. ..#. EDWARD HILLS
Ashtabnla, July IL, 1869 400
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peA- The proVerb which says the first step
toward greatness is TO become honest, does
not state the case strongly enough. Hon,
ssty is not simply the FIRST sieP toward
greatness it is greatness ITSELF
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CLASS VIIL-ShOrt Horn Bun.

Col Spencer Geauga co. james Dayton
lake CO. Upson Bushnell TrumbuIl co. Peter
Hitchcock Geauga co. S Merrills AndoYer
nI a 9 9 " SLn..t H.. na.u. LII ~.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-03

N. b. All crops must be harvested, weigh.
ed, or measured, in fall, and we'll attested state.
ments mace accordingly, and forwarded to the
secretary, before the lst Of Dec 1861. The
awards VIII be made at the winter meeting Of
the Board
q. q. Calkins, Plymouth Asa Fuller, Mon.
roe f; Samuel Snow Austinburgh.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-03
CLASS x1v.-FAT CATTLE, MICH COWS AND
FAT SHEEP.
CoMMITTEE-J. P. Eastman Shefield,N.
OWEN, Andover; Geo. Morey. Rome.
SWEEPSTAKES CATTLE.

CLASS XV.-SwEEPsTAKEs CATTLE.
Best Bull S5 Best cow o.
" herd of bull 4 cows or hefers Diploma.
CoMMTTTEE-Joseph L.Wood, Lake co.
Elder Phelps, Colebrook; B. B.Woodbury,
Geauga co.; Lyman Willard, Geauga co.
Linus Sheldon, Trumbull co.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-03

CFoRElES FABRICS PRIEcc TO BE GIVEN
Specimen OF silk WOOL cotton dress goods broadcoth
cassimeres vesting ready made clothing carpetng oil
shawls--Dip. ~. , - -
Loren Gould and lady COnneaut Mrs uawlcy Jefferson
Mrs Gopher Gee, New Myme. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-03

CLASS W-MOrgan Stations,
1st I'd
Stallion years old and over S. 81
do do under 3 2
do do under 3 3 2
do producing 2 best sucking cots3 2
w Appleby, Conneaut Treat, Geuuga
co ! Jacob WiMple, Andover.
CLASS IV-StailiOns for all Fork.
.. lst I'd
Stallion years old and over SIS
do do under4 3
do do under 3
do producing best sucking colts 2
Col E Spencer, Geauga co. Joseph Sheppard,
Andover S S Judd Gustavus.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-03
CLASS XX.-sHEEP, GRADES.

CLASS XXI.-swEEPSTARES-s SHEEP.
Best Buck IS. Bett BI ading ewe.-. So
Best buck and Eve of his lambs
COMMITTEEMAN. Jarvis, Hartsgrove; Ancil Curtis
Pierpont, Ly mau Leonard, Wayne.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-03

CoMMtTrEE-E. A. Wright. Morgan; Luther
Woodworth, Willamsfeld; S. B. Hopkins, Pier
pOpt
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CLASS XXX SUGAR PRESERVES &c.

going articles 3 9
COMMrTTER-Rev. L. B Beech Apdover Mrs.
Joshua Fobes, Wayne; Mrs. c. L. BushpeH,
Monroe.
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FUrnitars.

LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
afAsursT steam North Main street. near tn
o&os fDn. Harrington a HaIl AEhtabula, o. IL
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CLASS XVII SWINE AND POULTRY.
CLASS xvG.-sHEEp-LoNG WOOL.
CLASS XvIII.-sHEEp, FINE WOOL

CoMMITTEE-Linus Sheldon, Trumbull co; o.
r. Potter, New Lyme; Geo. Tucker, Lenox.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-03
CLASS XXVIII-MAcHINERY A MECHANICAL PRO

Ohsss Press, Cheese mailing Apparatus COOKING
FS Fi9ss, Arms psiSo SoOSsG SsGXS woIis 81
Churn, sample ofTuTning, sample 81 SnIh8,es,
samnle OF Oars, sample OF Fork and Hoe han,
dies 81 Horse Shoes, OfWOodsn Bowls sci OF
,Rni DO;iSn:d YsIs ~ CSfisi; asisss. sn 500
Esa liva vsith Bees, Portable Steam Engine. Su-
gar cane Mills, Pump or Water ElevAtoTstAIm ...
oatinr Apparatus, Sugar Boiling AppsFatua, .H
Horss fowsr ThEeshiDg Machine, Wood Saw
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-03
.URDAY MORNING. AUGUST 3. 1861.
List of Premiums.

CLHSS L--Fdrms, Gardens, Building, n
improvements.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-03
CLASS xrn.-oxEN AND STEERS.

10 pair broke Oxen years old and
over from any one town in which
the same are owned and kept 10 S
CoMMGTTEE-L. p. Blakeslee Plymouth,
Rufus Houghton Andover, Abel Gerralds
Saybrook.