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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25

Sr Tho State Convention of War Demo.
Gratis at Columbus. on Tuesday last, adopted
strong War and anti.Vallandigham resolu-
tions and addresses, but nominated no tick
OF.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
ChardOn & Cleveland
E x % r g s s

wv I'LL leave Chase's Hotel in Chardon, every
w Monday morning i7h O'Clock, and ar.
rive in Cleveland at J u o'clock 2. NJ Leaves
Cleveland from the Commercial House al "a G, :.
clockA. NJ: ON Tuesday morning LeavesChur-
don every Thursday morning at ~ A. NJ, and
arrives in Cleveland ut II 7. M Leaves Ceve-
land from the Commercial House, every Friday
morning, NJ ~ O'Clock.
Passengers can go this way cheaper, and with
less trouble .han any aher way, and go through
as quick Passengers delivered in any part OF the
city for the same price Freight drawn at very
low prices. Errands promptly attended to-
|. DANIEL BESTOR, Proprietor.
Chardon, July l7th 1868 7O5uf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25

GTThe State Fair. held 10 Cleveland last
week. is represented as a greater success
than that OF last year.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25

Union Meeting in Thompson.
II. STEELE. Jr and P. HITCHCOCK
will speak at THOMPSON, on SATURDAY
EVENING, Oc,. Sd
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
Union Meeling in Chardnn

A. q. RIDDLE uad II STEELE Jr..
willspcak at tho Court House in CHARDON.
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Sep. Both.
Turn out and hear them
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
NOWNt 10 MOve,.

proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are purely
vegetable have the certificates Of those eminent chem
ists Professors Chiffon Of N " and Locke of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates pub.
lished u conspicuous part OF this Paper time to
time.
Price OF the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
per bottle OF s. per hafdozen OF the Scandinavian Veg
etabe Blood Pills. 25 cents pnr box or boxes for 81
Principal once and Salesroom, No East Fourth ST.
I'd Building from Main ST., Cincinnati U. Laboratory
No. Is Hammond Street.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
For SALE RY

A.COoK and JOHN NICHOLS, Chardon; C
S. Finld East Claridon CeveIand & Son Bur.
ton; J.M. Thompson, Middleield; Herrck &
Gaines, ,Newbury Z. & CIR Harmon Chester
X Roads; and by lersinm ed ic in ee We rywhere
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
2 Cts., ,02, per ID. ADORE Cost,
Never deuiati"g J;,m tie ONE PRICE

Never debating Jitm Me ONE PRICE
asked
Another peculiarly OF the Company ia that
their TEA faster not only devoes his time to the
selection OF their TEAS as TO quality, valne and
particular styles Tor par rticular localities of coun
try. bHthe heLps he Tea bayer 10 choose ont of
their enormous sto,k such Teas as are best admit.
ed 10 his particular tOdHts. aud not only this bu,
points ont TO him the Best Borgi'as.
II is easy TO see the incdicuiHble odudntoge a
TEA BUYER has in this establishment over all
others.
Ii he Is no Judge OF TEA or the MARKET, il his
time is uaiuobe, he has dH The benefits of a we'll.
organized system Of doing bu.iness, of au nm.
nense c0p,tai Of the judgment IF a professional
TEA faster, and the knowledge OF superior
statesmen.
This enables all Tea buyers no matter IL they
are thousands Of miles from this marker-to pnf.
chase as good terms here as The New 70
merchants
Parties can order TEAS and will be served as
weH as though they ame Memseiuss, being sure
TO get origiali packages, true heights ana tares;
and MeTEAs are WARRANTED as reprtScnted.
We issue Price List OF the Cbmpany's Teas,
which will be sent to all who order it-compris.
ing . .......
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
VOLUME XIV, NO. 80.
HOME DEPARTMENT.

n%Geauga County will be the Banner
County, IL oil her Union voters but 20 to
the polls on the 18th of October. Let uono
prove delinc cuont on that day
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25

pHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS for sal at D.
i Nichols Drug Store. ~.
Chardon, May 6, 1868. 6s5n
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25

nsrvyA LNSTRAY.-Strayed from the resi-.
~N&A IL dence OF the Subscriber near Or
LII rin Tuck er's and Mr.. c. A. Vaughn's
in Chardon, about 2 months ago. Hefer. one
and halt years old, fore part OF body red, bind
part white, red neck, and heavy horns Tor her
age. Amy person giving informoiion o the where.
abouts OF sid heller to Mr.. Tucker Mr.. Vaughn,
or ut the Democrat Office, will be suitably re.
wauded. LEWIS BOWERS.
Chlrdon, September 18th, 1868. 7l4w3s
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
c. R. WALKER, Agent,

Buffalo, n. Y, and Fort Erie. G ".
For sale by A. Cook ana John Nichols Char.
don G. S. Field, f. Clurdon C. p. Treat
Cluridon L. Thompson. Huutsburg.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25

pRoKE into my enclosure abou. the 10th Of
- August. Light Brown Horse, black
Mane and Tail, 3 White Feet. about Is hands
high, and about 10 years old The owner is re-.
quested by the undersigned to prove property,
pay charges, and take him away.
......, +. D. MOSELY.
Thompson, Sept. l,th, 1868 6l3ws
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25

TAKEN UP by the Subscriber on Tuesday
Il OF this week, Span OF Horses-the one
a Gray Maro-the other Dark Brown Horse.
i he owner Is requested to prove property, pay
charges, aud take them away.
WIN G. MUNSELL.
Chardon, September leth 1863. 7l4w3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
COMMERCIAL.
Chardon Market-Reta Price Currer

Reported expressly for the JEFrERsoNlAH DEMO.
oRAr, by Messrs. WILKINS Il KELLEY, ,Chardon
DRIED FRUlr--Appies cnoice...
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
Tn. situation In Japan.

II has been apparent for some time thai
n growing jealousy OF the Z nited states
has ondancsfed the relations OF England
viii Jsns6. Whether il is characters,
tic of Tue English to make themselves ev-
erywhere obnoxious among the Orient
els. is question which j. ls needless to
discuss bit nevertheless, the fact is un.
doubted that III japan, as IN China, Amer
leans have been the objects of specinl ia
wor. as the English have Of oordia! hate
and now, as heretofore, " other powers
choose to repeat in japan, as among the
followers or Cou!ucius, the Old story o'
s's bull in china shop" the United
States will be sure to reap the benefits
Opportunity has not yet been afforded toi
al expression of the English people al
large, in reference to- another war IN the
East. Probably, as in the ease OF ths
lorcha Arrow, the current Of opinion viii
be widely divergent. THUS, while The
Eselish ministry may be ready 10 com
mil themselves to active hostilltles, with
the avawed purpose Of redrcssing grew
nnccs and establishing commercial rtia
tons, we observe 10 the last number o
the Edinburg Revie 40 elaborate review
Of the diplomatic relations OF England and
japan. in which the writer suggests that
the true policy OF the great maritime
states IL 90 sssppa..- the authority ~ lh4
Tycoon in opposition 10 that Of the Mi
lado tby whom outrages on foreigner
are supp sed to be iost'galed), and at
temp,s no disguise of tho opinion that i
would be for The advantage of England
ifi were favorable, to withdraw allogeth
or from a scene Of so much blood,hed an,
intrigue, for which the mercantile prof
of traders offer SO aittls compensatiou.-
IN, Y Journal Of Commerce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

reA-A man in Ottowa County, Mich.
gan, while blowing with bis oxen. receiy.
ed from a ncighbor two hundred dollars in
. rcen backs, which for sale keeping he
placed IN the bottom OF his dinner pail in
Tie wagon. While away short distance,
tie oxen eat his dinner mud money, and
lett him the alternative of killing one or
both to secure the greenbacke. He con
c'uded TO dispatch the master OK, and. to
his great delight. fouad the securities un.
tllured IN Its stomach.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
rus-Whst isa Copperhesd? lie !,

pes- What isa Copperhead? lie is not
d Democrat. bat a miserable thief who
has stolen The Democratic name as GOV.
ering for his villainies. He is a slimy
reptile whose athuilies are with the orig.
insl Serpent in the Garden. He is a
creeping Pestlence whose breath is full
Of poison an eontagiou. Why his occurs
ed presence is tolerated ON earth is mar
VEL and a mystery which no finite being
eau explain State Reg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

AZ u neral Pleasantoi.. Tho dashing
cavalry oiheer, who has adden over STU,
ar' rebe's IS described ty CORES pond
ent 81 the Tribune As follows:
"Pieasantoo IL a keen-eyed, middle.
sized man, on 'hc bright side of f3rts.
whose short brown hair il tinged with
grey. Ills face . pale and features sharp
ly chs led h IS polished aud utiable,
and thoroughly man ofthe world.'
Genefai Gregg j. described as follows
"iie is tall, handsome man, of two -
three aud thirty. His heavy blue ey,s
ana rfgalar features bear English che rae.
tefisi'es His wavy hair is light and his
beard i-fee and sandy. Put him in me-.
tops and round hat, ana he would tyn;f,
ne class OF sel.-drsw IN thorough. breds
seen frequently III the London puocb =
iie = io.,uha1e IN having good brigade
commanders ADD good reg mems"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

A DILEMMA CONCERNING RgBEL NoTrs
Judge Wylie, sitting in the District Of
| Columbia Court rs a Court Of Admiralty
IS At l'ss whatio do with a large amount
OF so-called Confederate money, included
| IN property brought before him Tor con
i 3la sStion. lie SAWS that TO condemn il
would be TO recognize i. as property, a.
sell 1t would be TO give il circulation, and
10 destroy It would be to give aid and
comfort TO the enemy by relieving him OF
his liabilities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
go Yicoroua woman cnlled MOON |

ETA vigorous woman called upon the
st, Louis Provost Marshal a few days
since, alleging that "James Buchanan the
President was her husband that he
had sent her million Of dollars and that
The agent to whom il was consigned had
refused to give it mp. Size avowed being
married to j b. in 1857, but that on az
count of the objections of his relatives
the ceremony was performed secretly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

A Coon REpARrEE One Of party
of gentlemen visiting the colored regi
ment, near Georgetown, yesterday
chanrei to say playfnlIy, "There is goot
many woody heads about here" "Yes,
said one of the darkeys, fplenty of acoof
~ heads, but no CoYperheods."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

RAyAeLs OF CATERpILLERe - The
Rock Island Union says We are told
that the ravages of the caterp liar are
alarming IN some sections Of the county.
Trees are siripped of their foliage-es:
peeially the cherry--as though they had
been exposed 10 fire. A sickly season i,
predicted BY some on that account.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
nas- Electric cloeks have become verv

EE1- Electric clocke have become very
general in France within The last few
years, several of the chief lines of railway
rs well as number q pubic buildings in
Paris, being 'ftimed" in this manner. IL
Is now proposed to erect small dials on all
sides, in the main thoroughfares of Paris
The hands OF the whole Of the dials will
be put in motion by an electric cur rent
from tho observatory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
ren At one nf the R.nu,ll

mr. At one Of the Brazilian post-offi.
ces an E.nelish gentleman continually an.
piled Tor letters without receiving any,
lie went again, and said lie was certain
there must he some for him The Post
master allowed him TO look over the les.
tiers IN his Office. The gentleman fo,sd
several plainly addressed 10 him. witls tho
word Esq after his name, q which had
been IN the office for some time. This
was pointed out to the postmaster. who
said he Thought the Letters wer- mi cutpd
70 II E.q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

r... Hugh Mliei's mother died at
Cfomarty, Scotland, on Saturday. june
9Th. She was in the SD year of her
age. Since the denth of her iamented son
she enjoyed pension of $50 per annum
from the Government, and an equal al.
lo~nnce from the widow of the eminent
geologlst. She died within few yards
Of the spot where Hugh Miller was born
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

PENNSYLVANIA. - The Union State
Convention which was called to meet a,
Piusburg on July 18th, has been post.
poped to August 9Th, many of the dele
gates being now engaged in the military
service of the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
r<, The Pence Democracy of Cosht

rH- The Peoce Democracy of Coshec-
ton county, Ohio, had a convention n few
days since, and passed resolutions con
dcmniog the dispersion Of the bntierau.'
in Holmes county, who were INDUCING
10 the pleasant pastime OF resisting th'
laws. The convention also cheered lust
ily for Vallandighau and JET, Davis,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

ng-Lyude Walter Buckingham, cor
respondent os the New Yolk Herald, who
was accidently killed Just after the re-
cent cavalry fight near Aide. was grand
son Of the late Joseph I. buckingham
long celebrated as leading Boston edi'
tor, and also nephew Of Frank Bucking
ham, Of Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

BS~The Nashville dispatch has re
port that the Hon X bert Catuihers, for.
merly one Of the judges OF the Supreme
Court of the State. was nominated for
Governor of Tennessee by the rebel con
vention held at Winchester, on the lab
inst. Ifthis is true. I,ham G Harris has
been repudiated by his fellow insur.
gents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

ne 1t 10 stated that Prince Napoleon
is goiog from Egypt to Constantlnopie. ~ =
order 10 negotiate for settlement .. Wy :,
difficulties 10 the way Of the ls'h'nus VI
! Suez scheme.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

~The effective force of the French
army at the commencement OF the pres
ent year amounted to 42o,856 men
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
- Another Pollsh,he.o -, f,,,on

Ano'hef foi'Ffi hero has fallen.--
fsaie~sAi, one OF Tue leaders u the in
surgents, has been shot at the tosn Of
Flock lie indignantly refused all oilers
ot Pfomot'oh ~ the Ntisslan army upon
condition that he abandoned the insur.
gents, and cody smoked cigar while
with uncovered face be received bis death
voiiey from bic of Russian so.diery.--
Advocate Jkeiox at,onskt has been arrested
nj W sisaS. Able Jsznla has been SHOT
by the Anssians at WILMA. The Poles
have gained further victories 10 the king
dom VI ~oiand and IN Lithuania.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

Marks or MERoY Writing fran
Louis'ana to the Bos on Trsnscri pi, M
army eli CT states that but one man in
the whole command has heen punished
for misconduct Iae negroe fight with
great cour ge and devotion. notwithstand
ing that they are 81 npie recruits Here,
certainly. j. proyocaii1n|:
livery man presenting himself TO he
recruited STRIPS to the skin. 10 be surveyed
By the surgeon. We do not accept one
half that offer. On ! tuesday, out Of eigh
ty-two. only fhirly-two were accepted.
have directed my surgeon. 10 keep accu
rate lists OF the causes q rejection. They
report To me that not one IN fifteen Is
Tree from MARKS q severe lashtng. More
than Cps-iiait arc reject d b, cause # DIS
ability arising FROM letning with viii. !
and the biting Of dogs III their calye. and
thighs !, is fri2htful. Hundreds d
the" nave vets on their backs as large
as one Of your largest fingers. | iniend
10 nave lheSe memorarda collected and
published, win certificates Of surgeons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
PuRTL.AND.

Honor TO the brave men of Portland
They have done gallant decd, aud done
it promptly. Napoleon said the rarest
courage was The two-o'clock-in-the morn
ing kind Meaning that courage which
IS equal to sudden exigencies. The Port
land people have that kind. Its difficult
IL imagine circumstances more complete
II unex pecte9 than those winch presented
themselves to these alert New England,
ers On the morning of Saturday. An
armsd revenue vessel had been spirited
away during the night, no one knew ex
actly how or by VIII, m, though doubtless
the quick Yankee Wit Of the Portlanders
had ene sed that Rebel pirates had hand
III the work. Whit was Portland 10 do
There was no vessel of war. no naval-otti
Ger even in the haibor. There was, IN
fact, nobody who had any legal authority
to do anything, but there were severn
hundred citizens, sailors and soldiers
stout. hearted and determined to do wha
they could toward stop a riratca
cruise. They took the two readiest steam.
ers. the Chesa peake aud Forrest City, and
with only lew light guns, started after
the pirjte, pushed right On in spite oil her
thirty-two pound sho. compelled the tteb-
81 buccaneers To abandon and destroy her
snh finally captured both them aud tn,
vessel in which they had entered the hsr
bor.
There is 20 naval herp who would no
be proud to have accomplished this dar'
ing feat. Every uau who had share IL
it earned honorable fame. the names o.
the leaders come to Us by telegraph. Capt
Wilie,s commanded the Chesapeake, Capt
John J Liscomh the Forest City. Capt
Leighton, Government Inspector. tool
charge Il the Chesapeake battery. Col
Mason and Capt Beal commanded TIN
soldiers on board the steamers. Ereder
lex s Harris led the citizen volunteers
They have deserved well Of their country
and shalt be he in grateful and enduiin.
remembrance by the nation whom thei
swift valor has saved from loss aud dis
grace
There .s 4 lesson To be drawn from LII,
deeisoa and courage Of these Portland
heroes, hut the reflections are 50 obyiou
y and irresis,ahiy suggested by the ex
ample that We forbear 70 make them.
seems IL us they must occur even to til
naval and military authorities at Wash
ington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04
For SALE.

NOR SALE--A good two story Brick
l. Dwelling House o n the CO OF y th and Nor
xau streets, cantainuge OF 10 rooms. This property
must be sold. Euquirs OF
keOknk Aprit8 3. ieb3 II. u. TIN -ERGK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS,
OF the Demo M nations Of /, R,b, 10, g and so.
Fot sale by NJ W. wEsTCOTf.
snp-a.
The New York herald., 1863-09-14
DODWOKrH'S BAND
" in be engaged during The Fair.
PREMIUM LIST gt.Do.
PROGRAMME. n

FIRST DAY lIUGsDAYl SEPT ls iss,
hibi,on the track Join the proceason
lo3oA. M-Class.s Nos. and brood mares and colts
IA. n.-Cissses No. and 4-coi,s. two year. old and
il .soA M.-Casa No s-for all road horses speed and
"a "class No eBes, matched pair horses. style and
Class No z-Horses from Williamsburg and
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY. Sept IS, 1853
$50 Glass No 7stallions for genera
i6;oS T. a-Cia.s No zs-For all year od. he.s..
ii SoA H.--Class No s-Your in hand, speed viii no.
SGrseS @ MCM.s No. ls-ensm.n. driving hor.r. ,hs.
have no, ,ro,ed m public In ess than 2ss Nils heats
i.o r iH-ClA4. No. ls-TAste~ running hor.s. milo
sSP S-olAss No il-rro.,ng horse with running
So ?. M.-ca.sN No. i7-F.e for AL hor.-. excepting
rPkin fpa y Y %
ssoA; kciass No. ssiailions sor general ass. nine
'ls"e Mile heat.
iioS l. M-ciass No is-col,. four years old or under
c. Ns hs.:s 's ~. haze not rs.ea
10 r NJ Glass No 10 Ladies' saddle hor~.
20 r. Glass No 10 FASTEST pair uo,ung horses
500 +. M-Class No. 24-yor all horse. tha, have no,
no,,ed heat In 40 In public 10 wagon Mile heats. three
S1sS Ssy & uslS ys,D.y y's & ssG a n h, ss'
ness.
u.OOA M--class No 2D-Fur horses that hH-s trot
ted faster 2; 81 in public . wagon
l2lOh.-Glass No. 2-Mule race.
100 T. M.-Ciass No 2--Donble teams
25OP M<-Claas No. N--An horses
II required that thre. entries sh AL be
made and ", ss than 1~o shall appear 70 compete for the
GEORGE O. HOPKINS Secretary
PRICES or ADMISSION.
FsI.sie neset admitting family. with carnage
durfng the Fair Five dollars
wilsave Hunters Pont every hour during the Fair
w leave thirty minutes from Eighty snth nnd
Thirty fourth for the fAs grounds, Jackson
The New York herald., 1863-09-14
DRY GOODS.

7ro AILLIsERs AND COUNTRY Sr0REKEEPERs.
j Al aEAND STREET CHEAP STORE
We continue lengths ~ Millinery Goods cheaper than
dow obhrrs sell whole pieces Gail. DO not forget
W ls,ct cur straw and Felt hloam,fs up stairs
EDWARD RIDLEY,
3ll and Jllh Grand street and ~ Alnu street.
flith block III. Bowery.
w EMB.gsoS
Al the latest novelties
for the fan season,
IN Thread Iaces Collars, Barneh.
CoiTures. yeis PcsriHcs,
Empress CUiaTs aud aap.h.
In Honiion lace
select assortment OF Horne
ANA Trimming khbunHt
Also Velvet X blur, in all rQ.0rss
- Feathers Flowers, rams.
And best quality Kid Gloves.
slt BToGdsay,
between Eleventh and Twelfth srtetA
The New York herald., 1863-09-14
NATIONAL HoRsE FAIR.


LIl RsT GREAT NATIONAL hoRsE FAIR
Atth
FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS.
Long Island
On TUESDAY "Wednesday, THURSDAY and Friday
Sept ~, 10, IL and ~ irf3
0FFfCERB AND DIRECTORS.
JOHN c. JACKSON President
HENRY u FEIrER. .t...............,., Vice Pres
GkO q. Secretary
pkECroHs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt N. y. A RanIer, Philadelphia
SIMEON Leland New YORK. Hon. DAVID r. Floyd Jones.
Francis Baker. New Yorh Long island
Shepherd y. KNAPP York O. W Ba,hFatr, Westchc
J. Lewis, Geneva, N. Y. NY
Edward Murphy, Troy N. Y. J. B hunnot Westchusier
j. W. Hoyt Middleown. Y. y, y.
John Gu tier Albany, n. r. josh. Boston, hasA
George wakes, New York.. T. y VAT Hartford. Conn.
W Iu ru rubul, New York. T. v. Biouncr Buua0. N. y
The Of the National Horse Fair At the Fashion
Pleasure Grounds the public that they the
exhibition shall be In fact, well In National
Horse Fair Liheraity In the management and
In the award of premiums shall prevail.
To insure justice IN the award 0 premiums the Managers
be TO attend the grounds during the elhbon aud TO
see disinterested and copctsnt Judges cass
strict Adhsrrncc TO the fules and regu'so with ~
CURED An Efficient police force will be In attendance 10
force order and eject unruly or improper persons No
Eamhins viii bc allowed on the fair grounds its
vicinity
EIsnsive accommodations viii be provided for visitors
with private apartments for ladies and children.
The New York herald., 1863-09-14

X. 1s and 3s spth svenus
OPENING fALL GOODS
AZ carton. shades,
|BoHSRT RIBBONS
As shades B0nnet veiyrs and snss
nj ao. and oolorsd Velvet Rbtons,
Full line Of rich rrvneh
FLOWERS AND rEATHFRs
Pun ttne u plain, hen stitched ard embroidered
LINEN HANDkEKcHIEYs.
oheapsst l0t The nity
ra nns ~ Thread. rrsi aad imitation v.srasass. sHs
and Lss ,.c~a
Yah hoe of cambfic and m psln
EMEROfDgRfpa
Res, qaAl " ADDE'S mlsss ard gsnts'
eilt, Lss Cotton and wool
0L0yks AND HOSIERY.
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TIkIMPROvBD PROPERTY, ABOVE THE CEN TRIAL
u Park, wanted Owners only who desire 70 sch at
JOHN AcCLAvE. A Pine street
The New York herald., 1863-09-14
YrsTHUCTIOm.

fTENTION-CLAssES FOR INSTRUCTION. IN
broadsword, sabre and sase stick organising
" WOODS gymnasium. Nos. and East Twenty eighth
leet Also classes in light gymnastics. IN concert win
slc Tor ladies' gentlemen and children For erms Ac'
lply al the gymnasium.
ESPECIAL instruction given 70 oncers in the use Of
PR weapons and other military accomplishments oy
mpetent teacher