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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07
nAanrRg July n. 1899


This being the seventh and lac, day o. the eNhihlron,
Mr. schon the President q the Executive COMMITTEE RE
vious TO having the premiums awarded 70 exhibitors
proclaimed addressed tho audience wei set speech
thanking the governments and crowned heads the COM
missloncrs and delegates and each individual exhibitor
ior Their share contributed - We sncce y me enter
prise. Though upwards NJ 300 600 people had visited the
grounds no misap a any Kind 10 be recorded. The
greatest possble order and auict had prevsef asd the
committee fet happy 70 announce this result.
Mr. Bomcr, an English exhibitor and Gov. Wright, II
Indiana, expressed IN short AMI appropriate speeches
tho gratitude u the delegates the
Executive O. nmtee and u the city " HAMBURG Much
kindness they saii, had been shown them. Th~ hoped
" meet again and end ,se c-rds reception The
sar.e harmony and good feeling prevailing
The list Of premiums fr each department then
nouneed
sRsAr NrKEsAroSM AcEicttsrRAL rrasmos
HsxsuR.y, July II, 1898.
perfectng the best reapug and moving macniaa gold
medal.
reaper aud mower, a large silver medal.
Thompson avery, Of rennsylvania for an improved
John kelsey % Pennsylvania for improved harrow
and other implements large bronze meda
George Campbell. " vermont, Tor Williams patent
roo, cutter q large bronze medal.
whtternore telcher Of Massachusetts, for assort
nent Of agricultural machinery, large bronze medal
Join Vanderbilt, Of New York, tor an assortment Of
agr cut~ai machinery, large bronze medal.
James ssxton Of OHIO for Bats mower and reaper,
q large bronze medal
eolon r. Hubbel, u New YORK, Tor an improved broad
cast soser, a large bronze medal
John frse ~ l6tana, for superior tanning mill.
large bronze medal.
T. y Rose II i'ichlgso. for superior and elegantly
finished q, gtfcn implements, large bronze medal
q THnton "a Msss ichusetis. tor improved machine
~ for planning morilsing and tcnouing. large bronze
medal
Hale sp,er. Of Pennsylvania, for an improved nov
frame plough, brvuze medal
Johnson 4 CO., II New York city, for washing and
wr,nging machine, large bronze medal
Geo. Campbell, o. Vermont for Spanish meri1o sheep
nrs pr. " city sers Tor the best buck pre of
twenty ye thasrs 20, the sccond osst bacg nrst
prize II h'ty thalefr Tor the beet sses
" q. Eotchkfs ~ Ne~ YORK Tor the Two best sam
pies of c7Aeutihi ola, barge bronze mcdti.
.Hac iartha'. % New yoek, for sample OF tie
81 q peppermint, broaxe medal
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IT $50 t*hU4 f8fwWNff ~ > gfmsi rtes 80
easA nrg1ft9pify ~ bsue~tsFpts AfHlF nssf.
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I ANDs-TO ALL WANTING FARMa-LARGE AND
Ia thriving seturmrnt u vneand, mild climate ~ miles
south OF Philadelphia by railroad rch sou rrodnccs
tracts At from SIS 10 80 par
able whindour years good business good society
Hundreds sst!lng and making Improvement. hppy
CHAs X. LANDis, Postmaster, vineiand. Cumberland
Letters answered Papers containing full In
formation viii he sent free.
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r'unsffUkE FOH sALH-0rE ELgUAsr sFfTg Trs
IT Iss~ " $50 fpts.vyt Fsgt F4feitaff o4ssf@A wfA
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07

A fAkN OF loi ACRES. GOOD BUILDINGS. WELL
- wAl.I.d pieny Of fruit miles froua denot price
soIo" taIn oa ~ acres wiIhoat buildIDgs; SJu In
Bouncbro0k, N. j. - " - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07

4 AR0E FINE RESIDENCE CATALAN STYLE, OUT.
~ buildings corresponding IS land. timber. large.
beautiful lawn shade snrubbery Sc fruit in abuDfanes
best varieties choices location. hour from city.
Wesrhrstsr for ale low exchange house
W. T.. SEYMOUR Is BroadwAy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07

koh BALE CHEAP AND on EASY rLnMs-fN Will.
Harrisburg atwo story brick brown basement and
sub cellar House ull lot with nice too t0nss
rear ~ The lOt Gas and In For further rar
lar luire On Lc premises 20 Union Vi .. noE
DEChE.
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1,o BE soLD-OSE HUNDRED ACRES or LAND
three hours By railroad from the city, the tract IL
newly built large house. with large sadrn meadow Ac
fenced. suitable farm college private
residence The land well wooded ana eonains lots anis
BILE arab. pasture with OF ercelent
water Astounding man ~ capital might make beautiful
parka small sseeii~nt tArn sheep and
cattle farm. Title perfect Price $40 the house and
dens alone betting worth money Yor address apply
A GORDON. Esq. Herald Office.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NorIoE /, hereby given, that q petition will be
Y presented to the Commissioners of Ashland
comfy at their regular session in june next,
praying as follows: ffIs53rsh1tI sds
The undersigned pray your honorable body to
have q view, survey, and lay ont as a countI road
the tract described as folloUs:1Commencing, first,
q. the West end of Walnut street, South Ashland,
thence running West in o straight line with said
street and Of equal width with said street to
the road leading from Ashland to Mansfield and
interesting the same ut o point of the Andrews
farm, also commencing at the East end of said Wal
nut stree., running East ON. direct line with said
street and of tho same width Of said street until it
intersects the road running from Ashlandte Woos'
ter, commonly known as the Wooster" road.
q. Greenewald and 100 others.
Ashland May 1863-4w n49. r.
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The New York Weekly Herald for 1858.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20

ISAAC WHITE, teacher of Instrumental mu-
sic for 80 years, informs his friends that he is
now located in Ashland, and prepared to give
lessons in Music, Brass OF STRING BANDS,
wanting a teacher or music arranged, can be
accommodated on reasonable terms and with
dispatch. Musical Instruments furnished on
short notice. Mr.. White can be found at the
McNulty House, Ashland, Ohio. - 1
Ashland, February, 25, 186S@m.i
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ROAD

hE- ~&N
nj office is hereby given that q petition will be
In presented to, the Commissioners OF; Ashland
County Ohio at their next regular session praying
rs follows. t@tf fS1a4 ~ -
wo the Observation-Disclosures anil freeholders
eff Ashland County Ohio, represent that it will
greatly promote the interest of the publ c to lay
out and construct q road commencing at q point
near Eli Groffs ban, on the road leading from
Perrysviile to Cnlhouns mill, in Green townshim
running thence q South Easterly course to lamp,
Goes residence in Hanover township across the
creek onthe bridge over the clear fork of Bfohic-
an, thence down said, creek to a head-raee of A,
Vanees Saw mill and across the head race and thence
across the said creek thence down the creek on the
East side to Hog run, thence across the creek and
follow Hog run uF to William Kindles and inter-
sect the road lea ding from Loudonville to North
Liberty. Said Road will run through the lands of
Eli Croft, and Mary Butler in Green township, and
lands of James Coe, Henry Rhodes, Jesse Wyeoff,
G. II. Stewart. William Whistler and William Kindle
in Hanover township. Wr.a - a- 10
We pray your body to grant our prayer and hays
a 5iew and survey of said road.
&c, H-STEWARTao.
And many others.
o March 18th. 1861 y
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collectors Notice. .

fHE Assessors Duplicate for the Internal Reyes
y nue. for the county of Ashland, for the, Taxes
dressed under the act of Congress, passed July
e 1862, has BEEN returnedto me,stke game Is due
/. nd payable at my office in the Town Hall build
No I, in Ashland, between the 18th day Of
and the 5th day Of March, 1861
Taxes due for License, Manufactures, Slaughter
ed Animals, &c., for the months of September.
October aud November. 1862, must also be paid.
received for TaxeswLegal Tender
Notes and State Bank of t,hio.
{94 3s5ffsMsBJPARMELY, Dep. Collector, =
., Division No s, District No.l4. -
: Gollecter'a Office, Ashland, Feb. II. 1868. -
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NOTICE.


Isabella Myers, late CO admins Civil Action.
fratrix with John C. Myers;
administrator of the Estate of Court of Com
Peter Myers, deceased, Martha mon Pleas o
Ann Myers, Mary H.. Myers, Ashland county
Daniel Myers, John A. Myers, Ohio. ia
and -@, guardian nd htwm
of James c.. Myers, Plaintiffs,
VS.. AAslsts -
John G.. Myers, late CO. admins El t7 sl1
traitor 0 aforesaid of the E state
of Peter Myers, deceased, and In Attachment.
Cephas Myers, Admins tra tor of
the Estate of Jacob Myers, de-
ceased, and James pcCool,
Sheriff of Ashland county, De- L1l
PENDANTS. 1ntf4 md 7At5a 44
TNHE above named Defendant, John C. Myers.
resident of the State of Illinois, will take no.
tice that the Plaintiffs aforementioned did, ON the
21st d W of April, A. D., 1868, file their petition
In the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county of Ashland in said State of Ohio, against
tn, said Defendant, John G.. Myers, to recover the
sum of six hundred and fffy-fve dollars and nine
teen cents, with interest upon the same from and
after the 9Th day of January. A. D. 1855-money
due and payable to the said Plaintiffs by the said
Defendant, John c. Myers;-that an order of At
tachmeht has been issued upon said claim, and the
said John G.. Myersis hereby notified that he is
required to appear and answer said petition on tr
beforezthe 9th day of june, AID. 1853, 94& 90
tfro3sss JACOBS & KNAPP, Attysfe IRIS. -
Nay. lse9--eE 49, : ii y y zs5so a
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Ii. persons having claims against the Incorpo-
"A rated Village of Ashland by Note, Book ae-
count, Orders or otherwise, will present the same
to the Recorder within four weeks for the purpose
Of reeistsring the same for payment.
g9di~s nciflalapu.s W. ROLLER, Recorder. :
Ashland, May 6. lsS3-4w n4e.le E9dae5{ i -
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Nctice tc Teaehers..s.ss :.

these. examinations will commence at.9h o,elock
A. NJ. and close at 4 r. u. No applicant will
he admitted after ~ N. stWFisfenH teslihi0hiafB Of
good moral character signed By q leasttgegrssnen-
Ewingb kept on flea. Nd certificates can be- ahte-
dated. No private. exaninatiens VIII DO hslaai1
None will be examined who do not expect to en-
anends, where praetieahies are requiredf rumGchrsl
directors. We earnestly request them ~ the close
Of each term to send as q note OF the succeeds Of
their teacher. .ol9Eq
This will aid us very much in giving eertifcstea
yno1 to those who are SUCCESSFUL Teachers.
- orbk sB3 szaRey JOHN B0BINS0n2is
Clerk Of Board Of Exnni9eps
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HORSE BILLS. bfuas
We have the best material in the County
for printing Horse Bills, and can furnish them
on the shortest notice and most reasonable
rates. Orders solicited. sa 2c 5eiie na
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Notice

Tyhe several townships Assessors are hereby re
on Tuesday the 2Ist day of this month for the pud
pose OF oasuIting together aud agreeing upon sor7
basis of assessment of propertysa Receiving blanme
aud other instruction. felatiyetoitheir seyeralks,
49, '4i4 : .ila ISAAC GATES Audit -
omsa sn5 avg asiH" or shiand eodnter =
bApstl I5sh 1868. 2wfP s9nH se1 2.u.,} sn' =
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Stock & New Proprietor

D. GREY and J. ". SPRINGER
would say to the citizens of Ashland
H~Na and ~yicidity, that they have formed a
~AASH co-partnership in the Livery Business,
and that on and afte- the 4th day of
~sAs9 May, 1860, the firm v be carried on
under the name and style of TfaHssxg M ar
ID. II, GRAY Co.., r.,
2-40 Horses at all hours, cheap for cash, and
cash osly. Stable at the old place west of the Nc.
Nulty House, Ashland, ohio. ss4 esgc -zl
paa- All those knowing themselves indebted to
the Old firm v please calland settle Immediately.
Ashland ~ %, 1860.-tf Z l. saAE 9ai i1i
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Farm for Sale . ssll3s
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THE NEWb.qHAGK

EAvEg Ashland every, morning ~ 8 eleleok,
n making connection With the trains on both
the Rail Roads. aRsturnings llsases sNS6sGslaNon
the ~srriysl Of the z oieloek Eskpssss Train ftp9fhs
West.
Is TIas snbscriberiwsald Say 70 ths travelling Pdb-
lie, that he has NOV. got{a New and confertahls
Carriage On this route-gpodt teams, and All things
ia order, and will put yon through in doubie-qdiek
Thankful for past favor. would still solicit pub
lie patronage
EXPRESS GOODS for AihiaadixiiI be lett Wiih
iaATl orders FIR goods, or any business enfr1sted
10 his care will be promptly attended 1870 y
n. WENTWORTH rfRri9rFq
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}. w. Med Vowel, .
DENTIST,
/ ASHLAND, ONO

OFFICE up stairs in DIR. Kellogg's new brick hull
ding, corner of Main and Church Streets.
Long experience in this business renders it al
most unnecessary for me to say that my work has
always given entire satisfaction. =
E ON GOLD, SILVER AND vULCANITE,
in a style that cannot be surpassed in this or any
other State. l wish it further understood that 1
secured some time since, the EXCLUSIVE right to
manufacture sets of artificial teeth upon the .yul-
canite base in The town Of Ashland. Prices mod
crate to suit the times.
J.w. Mcdowell
July 2, 1s62-tf 9Faaa I
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~n He AN be found anywhere. He devotes
I'LL himself entirely to this branch of the
~ business, makes the. CHAIRS himself,
%S68 and warrants them STRONGER than any
WI of the weakjointed things that are
80 knocked together by machinery, and
sells them as ckeop.
Give me . cali at my rooms 2 ioors West of Year
ick's old stand. f.s 3
HENRY VENTING.
Ashland, April Sd, 1861 .os 4stf
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Attachmen :,
ADMIN1SFRAroRsEENoTICE

office is hereby given, that the undersigned
In has been appointed Administrators ofthe Es-
tate Of Daniel Msurer, late of yermiilion township,
Ashland County dee'd.sfs5 SITS 10 1aeEf NJ 80
.aisrKI finpk ~ seH HENRY MA1RERs :
h.-hn4th lssa -H~- .f,a e befe4 ...age 81
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Sensation!

Henry v0ent1i a1@
wishessyery man, woman and child in Ashland
County to knowthathe has now in successful ope-
~rationin til town ofASHLAND, s.4i.sE Is
IS.
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Court of Com
mon Pleas o
Ashland county
Ohio.
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sd dte NJ Office. ISIS
Tho Treasurer Of Ashland County will be ready
to pay out the first installment to the township
Treasurers, on or about the goth day of March, A.
D. 1868. D9 sjs5
~ III 5-.R .N. HERsHY. TREASURER.
Motto. srt.s
NoTIcE is hereby given. { at will pay no debts
IN contracted by my wife, fariah White, from
and after this date.
February 80, 1863 mo. et at1 alas
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Ifikn yQ1Iy md1kAu11d, and
your 1eelLnHg uncomfortnblef
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prelude % seflolxBi I1ness. Some
ft Of sickness d creeping upon
yen, and-sh0uId Be aFc5t6d By Q
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out the disordered huDors-pl-
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And the reporter unable to follow the vehe-
n snt orator of the revolution, adds:
"Here. Mr.. Henry strongly and patheptioslly
expatiated on the probability of the Presidents
enslaying America, and the horrid consequences
that must result"
Concluded on second page.o
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5Bilisuss DisordsrsLLaxer GemRlalnfB.
From DR.. 11sodore Bel, 81 Tee Eerh CITY,
NOT only arc your Pnls admirably adapted to their puR
pose as an aperienf, but I md their benekeid enectsagol
the Liver very marked indeed tney nHxe u ey Pc
piaiHts than any one remedy can ment1oaL lSaneerely
rejoice that we have at length apurgniye when ~ Wos
thy the confidence Of the profession and the people.