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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03
SiIIIsiFF,S SALE,


1Y virtue Oi IN Order OF Sale issued ont oi the
ID Court oi Common Pleas OF Geauga 60 Ohio,
wherein Volncy McIride nnd Almenia Me.
brldn al plaintiffs, aud Abigail Griffith aud 9th.
ersaro defendants, 10 me directed and delivered
aud dated May 2nd, le6i shall expose to pnh.
lie sale at the door oi the Court House ia Char.
don IN said County,
On Saturday. June All, 1864,
| between the hours nj 10 A Nj und A Y. NJ. OF
said day, the following real estate ,situnto IN the
| township OF Manson III the County %! Genuga
aud Slalo Of Ohio, aud IL known by being par [
ot Great Lot | in Tract No. in suid Manson,
| and is bounded AS follows, to witt Beginning
| at the n. W corner OF "A lot OF land lormey ylV
owned 10y Nathan Porter, Jr.; thence west one.
thundtpd aud eleven aud two-lhirds rods; thence
south htY'scycn and one third rods Ia post;
! thence east parallel with the North line one.
hundred and eleven and two thirds rods 10 land
| lormorly owned by said Porter thence north
| ty.seVo aud one third rods to the place ui be.
! ginning, containing 10 acres ot land.
Also one other Piece OF laud situate ana being
! in Chardon township, being part OF Tract No.
| 3 in said township, aud bounde as follows: be-
! ginning at the north west corner on the road
| leading from Chnrduu tu Kirkland, and running
west % dcgs, north 20 rods on said road; iheuca
south II = rods to the south line ni said town >
ship OF Churdon; thcuce east ON said line % rods
| TO land formerly owned by Joseph Felton,; thence
north 33}s rods aud cet 10 the place OF heain.
ming, containing acres aud 30 rods OF land
| Also one other piece or parcel OF land and
being in Manson township, county ui Geaupa
nnd State OF Ohio, aud known as being part of
irnaI Lot No. aud is bounded west by land lor.
mcrly owned by Jrilct on Jones aud Daniel llun-
| ungton; north On the township line; east ON land
formerly owned by Oliver o. ll0vey; south on
\ the center road leading from Branrhs Mil to
Chester, containing 80 acres oi land, excepting
aud reseryIng urrcs of laud from the south end
ot said last de'crbcd piece, being lsud decided to
Ehshn Morton, Jr, by deed bearing date June
10Th, lSOI. and recorded IN Geausu Comfy Rec
ords, Volt CO, pages 1853, 400. Also, Que other
piece OF land, being directly porlh ol The first
mentioned rioco Ui land, IN the lownshia of
Cbardun IN sud County and Stula bounded south
ON the salno, aud east by straight line TO cor.
I respond with the east lme OF the first mentioned
/, piece north by the center ui the road; thence
! westerly hy tho cenler ol the ruad 10 land for.
mcrly owned by Daniel Huntingdon aud the
Gnst line OF the same; thence south ON his cas-,
/ line 80 the town line containing by estimation
siX acres ol land, hoiug tho same land decided by
Joseph Brush to Cyrus Garfield, by deed hearing
dhte March Esd, \. y. 1880, be the same NOR,
or less, subject to all legal highwuys, Terms OF
! sale- cash IN hand.
b. n SHAW, Sheriff.
Shoriirs Office, Gcnuga Co
! May ID, 1861, 757w5
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SIherin's sale,

BY virtue Of an Order oi Sale, issued out
h~ot the Court OF Common Pleas of Geau.
ga county, Ohio, wherein Lorenzo ID. Carver
B plaintlif and Il, n Harrington aud Laura
A. Harrington are defendants, to mo direct
cd and delivered, and dated May 9Th, 1861,
shall oilor for sale at public vonduo, at the
Court House in Cherdon in said county.
On Saturday, June llh, 1864,
at ono o'clock. u, NJ. OF said day, tho follow
ing described real estate, situate in the
township of Chardon ia Geauga county, and
IS known by being part of lot No. and Soc
ton No, 1, and bounded as follows, TO wit :
east by William T. Rextord's land, south by
land formerly in possession of Gurdon Ro-
gers and Allen Maltby, west and north by a
road leading from MiIchell's mills to vii.
liam L. kextords, IL being a corner of said
lot No. 2, containing as supposed about ten
acres OF land Terms of sale. cash in hand
-, u. B. N, SHAW. SherlG.
Sheriii5 Oilico, Geauga Co.,
May 6th, 1864. ....
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The WEED OF DISSATISFACTION Try fo,
day, beseech you, to preserve yourself in
an easy and cheerful franc of mind. Bat
be for Que day, instead of q fro. worshper
of passion, tho sun.worshiper of clear self.
possession, and compare tho day in which
you have rooted out tho wood of dissa atisfac.
tion, with that on which you have allowed
1t to grow up,and you will find your heart
open to every good motive, your life
strengthened. and your breast armed with n
panoPly against every trick of fate ,-truly
you will wonder at your own Improvement,
Jean Pant Richter. .".
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Notice to Fruit growers.

fINliE Subscriber wouldrcspecIl inform the
i puGlic that he is prepared 10 lurnlsh all
hluus o Fruit Trees Standard and Dwarf
Grape Vines oi tho most approved Varirlies-
Blackberrcs OF the Lawlon aud Dorchester va.
IieueS' Raspberry, Gooseborry aud strawberry
Planisl Currants &c, Hot Bed Plants. such S
Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes Early aud Late Cab.
bag" flantS, Early aud Late Tobacco, &c.-
lhe subscriber, as Agent for the Painosyille
Nursery ,is prepared 10 I'LL ali Orders ior Orna.
3enlal Trees, FIowering Shrubs, Roses, Dab.
has, House Plants, &c, Address, Chester X
Roads, Goauga Co, or apply al the residence ol
the Subscriber noar Fuller's Him Newbury.
q, J. SllEFELTON,
Feb. 26th, 1864. 73s
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FARM for SALE.

fINHE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm, stu.
i aied iu Hambden, about q miles northeast
oiChardon Village. Said farm consists OF 24T
acres OF good land-all but 30 acres improved
orchard OF over 800 trees, nnd living sprinesol
able. A WOODIN.
March 4lb, 1861. ...s
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WlgbGsgs'sg sEE0sces..

TN u undersigned is agent Tor the sa le of tho
u liupBARp MOVER, First.class Machine,
and which cannot he surpassed by any NOW i,
ER now before the public.
BENZ. DAGGETT.
N. B,--l'he above Machines can be found (or
sale by calling ON Wood Brothers, Chardon, s.
Elias, PainesVille, and X. Copeley, Madison
b, ID.
South Kirkland, March 18th, 1864 s7iom2
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Nve UMeNMAcA
for curing ra. .
8 9 8 8 8 9.

ONEperson writes, her daughter was cured
of fits of nine years standing, and st ' titus
dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away
The doctors pronounced the case incura,
BILE. .rsf....
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight years
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills sr sF- NJ
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03

IF you would pass for more than your
value say littlo. IL 10 castor to look wise
than to talk wise. "
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03

Il is good TO repeat old thoughts in tho
newest cooks, for tho old works in which
they stand are not read
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03

CAME into my shop on May 9TH, bright
~ Bay Horse, or I years old ,b& hands in
height, black name and tail, and white feet.
ne owner Is requested to prove property, pay
J, b. GILBE RT.
Newbury, May l6 1864. Igw3
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a Great Discovery,

DR. r. SrtCKNEY, Of New York has pro
- duced n Compound that cures the disensc
that prevails to great extent in seme parls oi
this State. which battles the skill oi most physi.
cinns-which some term Camp Itch some SnIl
ltheum-somc Erysipclus. 1t VIII cure any
KIND ol breaking out W hen children are first
attacked tl-y are doctored 'ur the Itch. which
generally makes them break ont worse. For
Snie by Cook ~ McGowln, Chardnn Onio the
only place where itcan be procured in the state
Prize, 80 cents per box.
IrrOn receipt Oi 80 cents we will send n box
10 amy part oi the State
COOK S MCGOWAN
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BOOAS, DO(9AS I!

A GOOD Assortment of New and Popular
~ BOOKS, nso Photograph Albums, School
Books and Stationery for salo at
J. NICHOLS Drag Store.
Chardon, MHrch ljIh, 1864. TlOtt
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Pension and War Claim Agency.

N.HATHAWAY,o oithe firm OF Thr asher,
l.. Duriee ~ Hathaway, is authorized ard
licensedby theGoyernmeht. to procure Bounty
money, back pay and Pen sons for soldiers, ,or for
their widows andhers, and Invalid Pensions for
disabledsoldiers, and all other claim a gainsi the
Government of the Uuited States, and of tho
State of Ohio. Business attended 10 promptly
and honestly. Charges for procuring Pension,
and no charge until bounty or back pay OBJ
tanned.
DR. LA, Hamilton has been appointed Ex-
amining Surgeon for Geauga County, by whom
allaopplicantsfor Invalid Pensions mnst be ex-
amined.
Apply in person or by letter, enclosing
stamISto IN. HATHAWAY,
695tf Chardon, Ohio.
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Real Estate for Sale,

A LII thatFarm situate in Munson, known as
IA the farm lately owned by A. Phelps,,- -
containing 1864 acres OF land, capable otbeing
made tho best grazing, cattle raising and dairy
farm in t he County-.at present has about eighty
acres under derimprosement--will be so ldior $1,000
down, and the residue in Ave annual payments
fred Phelps, at his residence in Chardon.
s. l.. .FHELPS.
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WovN N\sc q CMe\vvy\.
We HAooA pINs

are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced. ..- ~
They act SO directly upon the Liver excit-
ing TINT organ to such an extent rs that the
system does not relapse into its former con.
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply purgative pill. .-, ......
They are really a
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03

WILKINS e. KELLEY are just opening
w their NEW CONFECTIONERY Room,
one door nooth OF their new Store. Please call
md see them.
| 1893 WILKINS g. KELLEY.
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
of fConsumptive patients
in advanced stages
of tho disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
versally known, that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the best it ever has been, and that it
may be relied on TO do all it has ever DONE
Prepared by DIR. j. C. AVER & CO.,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
.t. Lowell, Mass,
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FOX SALE BY

A Cook ,Chardon;J ;J. Smith Thompson; j. w,
Garritt, ,Moutville; X, ?. Burnett, Russe II G. T.
Treat, Cl ridon; A. Mathews, Newburv; Johrs
Mayhem, Auburn; Johnson & futile Bur ton
Ed. Thompson, Huntsbarg; w. ii. Harphamr
Hathaway, EIambden; Lavier Darympie, Troy
Center; Warren Bishop, NJ lefield; g. Is. Field,
East Clardon! Tracy w. Scott, Chester Cross
Roads, and by Druggists and Merchants gener-
ally throughout the u. S. and Canadas,
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DON'T BE DECEIVED!

DIR. Cnaseman have received and are
now receiving, the sanction o the most eminent
PhgSiciGHStM 1 mtrtCd
EXPLICIT DIREC riONS with each Box -
The Price, ONE DOLLNE PERBOX con.
tanning from Fifty to SiXtyPills.
PlllsSemhg mai, Pr0mptiV, ,byrcmittingt the
price tot proprictors,u or to any authorized
agent in current funds.
Sold by Druggists generally.
HurClllNGS Il lllLlYER K, Propr'rs,
81 Cedar street, New York
T25yl
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Sold by all druggists every where.

Sold by Cook& McGowan and DR.. J. Mich
OILS, Chardon; J. T. Field, llambIen; G.. w. Gar
rcit, Montville G. Il G. X. Harmon, Chester
Roads; Dr.. Cleveland, Burton; w T.. Por.
ter, Brndysburg;C c. :. Field Ea st Ciaridon; Ii.
n. Pitner, Parkman;J w. Thompson, Middle
field aui by dealers generally. 739yl
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S\ooA owA AlweH TlM,
which, in conjunction with the
S\ooA Vwv,Ylev,
NO\NNt no wOvo.

Az proof tho Blood Purifier and Pills are purely
vegetable, have the certificates OF those eminent
isis Professors Chiffon Of N Y, and Locke of Cncnnai
Read Dr. Robarks Special Notices and Certificates pub
Iisled in conspicuous part OF this Paper from, time
time.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
per bottle, SIS per halfdozen. OF the Scandinavian Veg.
etahle Blood Pills, 25 cents per box boxes for 81.
Principal Office and Ssesroom, No q East Fourth $, ,
3d Building from Main St., Cincinnati, v. Laboratory
No. IL Hammond Su vet.
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CLASS NxIH-F,oRAh.
5TAs Alternative OF ware
ny luoaacr cnrrtrv.


-OLIsER z. MORTON and JOSEPH +. ,McDe-
NkI.D are rival candidates for Governor OF
Indiana, - Morton having been, chosen Lt,i
Governor four years ago. has been actipg
Governor nearly ever sioce. vice Govertior
Henry S. Lane, chosen u. s. tSeaatori--'
Messrs. Morton and MeDonald,S according
to the excellent Western custom ,hrel new
canvassing their State togetber addressing
the same audencesnin Alternate speeches,
crilicising each otaer's positions, saSsocia;
tions, and past political action, ia perfect
courtesy yet with entire freedom, thus Illus.
traiing one of the best phases Of our re-
publican institutions snndicontiibuting toibs
enlightenment ofthe peoplesss Each ofthem
is able aud forcible; yet the lpeFusal Of their
speeches catl sLsporIe-7as fully reported 10
the Cincinnati joprDals-7-impels me to hope
that such discussions will soon cease to be
Western popularity by becoming an
American custom q us.al and necessary
incident Of our political agitation. IA
Il Both candidates are OF course devoted
70 the UDioaa--eac Is pfefessetly andhinr
tensely favorable toiits preservation n Mr.,
Mcdonald will allow no man, TO sontdoj him
in this regard. Bat. when Gov. Morton
says in substance Here are TIVE great mil
military powers struggling desperately,
the one to maintain. the other TO dis
rupt and destroy the Union: deem u
my duty to do my utmost to supports the
former and oppose the lattsf9 De speaks in
accordance with the dictates OF every Utsne
aud aioyal heart.i t.idsAnd when hel turns ppl
on hisicompeiitor shdiasks5 Nov, lSlrsl VII
you tell ss, how syes propose 70 gphold the
aUniop, or to prevent - dsstrneliqp hs
elicits no answer, What response soald b
given Is ~ one holding Mr; MrDonald''
The Rebel platform is simple and inselIi
gible Each State Is soverSign': The Un
ION is slesgus the Conssitstiop islaltsea
y Sstweeu sosessigh spows'S. ssharsaf 'sssl
Iisiss sooscius!sel oiutsrps stsr bs0ces eecl
PStsts nsytxiihdrswa sthP,sss9rss and y
'iei sd 70 aisnel saiGs sist' aldi.dr s1sE
Il saf suirrur afe.fsr .ff 60. far, aII .I fra4r
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II,-RxHIBITIoNS


81 Ruic l.--ADyg member may enter as many
annlais and articles as he or she may owp,
Trains Of oxens or horses from townships, must
pay entry, .h.s a.; b.,,,-.,tI
Ruie 2.-All manufactured articles ,aud
stock, except horses or cattle in trains, must
be exhibited by the owner. All farm and pro-
duets must be exhibited by the grover. ~
Z Rule 3.--All entries for competition must
be made and entered on the Secretary's Book,
GU or before 10 O'Clock on the second day OF the
Fair, Persous living at a distance may, IT
they prefer, make their entries by letter TO the
5, cs1tary, stating the articles aud cluss in
which they wish TO compcte. si1ao bna
Rue 4-An articles for exhibition must be
brought in and arranged by III o clock A. NJ :,
Il e second day Of he Far, as no entries Tor
competition eau be made after that day. 9lijed
q Rule 5f-No article or animal shall be en-
titled TO compete in more than one cass, except
tire Sweepstake List, aud cattle trans except
oy separate entry. I.' y-' ou' n9'
| Rule 6.--No animal or article catered fer
exhibition must be, reno we'd till the close of he
Faif,l unless by permission OF the man ayers
iaUd any pfemianl animal or, article will, il re-
| moved, forfeit tie premium to whichit may be
entitled. wa" ' ""'oN N"i'3"C' S"' "' won 2l
y Raie .y.--Peps will be provided for ca lie
sheep aud swine, and hay aud water free for al
animals on exhibitions; and the grounds will be
carefully watched nights, and al property suit
! ably protected from injury Free pasture vii
| be provided for oil stocks on exhibition from
distance, at convenient distances from the Eai
EGrounds. aud in different localities, so as to &C
commodate all as Tar as practicable. s-ft
Raie s.-No person will be aliowedto ente
The ring at any tiaIe, unless by permission OF th
| Maislal.aiS ,d13 sdi D. gus isaa3 .ldrir
RUE 9-No premiu ms shall be awarded o
Farms or farm crops, without full correct an
satisfactory statement, in writing 10 be furnish
ed,the Secretary before the messing in Noyem
Der, for determining such premiums.
Rste steal0--Competitors in Dairy Pruduet
are requested TO make q statement in writing
showing list location of farm aud quantity .
soil; %, kinds OF grass, best adapted ior pastur
1fage and for hay; 81, number OF acres used i
J sustaining COWS, .-speciIyiDg pasture an
meadows; Alb, average yearly cost Of keepin
cows; 9th, the average product OF each COW
butter and cheese 6Ib, The proper tsmperatur
oil room Tor crriag cheese, aud the effect OF
higher or lower temperature upon the quantii
oIlhe eheese;l 9Th, detailed description of q
p rocess Of manufacture. 4gzHs z-a-s ~,
Rals ll.--Persons drawing paper as
premium may take the same or ats cost
money.
u ID si hsn.fir.rr v1i 'rUaV egEV-Tcyt
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I--NBNBaRs AND VISITORS.

\ Rste 1.-All persons paying One Dollar 10
the Treasurer, win be considered Members for
the year ensuing also shall be furnished with
eight tickets OF admission TO the Fair. .l5i
Rule 2-Tickets admitting the holder once
on ly, will be sold for Is cents each. t'"e
Rule 3.--The law forbidding tie sale OF iu-
.toxicatipg dipks, and tho exhibition of shows,
swings, &c, without license. 10 The vicinity ol
the Fair Grounds, will be strictly enforced
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Rule l--Committces for each day will be
called at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Judges are request
ed to report themselves promptly at the time
as vacancies will then be filed.
Rule 2-No person will be allowed to inter
rere with The } judges during their examination.
No premium will be awarded where the ewners
name is attached. ,lss has y4setS
Ruls 3--No premiums shall be awarded for
objects not meritorious. ~ t7ssi 80, 81.
Rule 4-Conmittees will be cautious 10 Civ
ing cards their reports must correspond Gu
tirely with the manner cards are given. =
Rule 5-Reports must be intelligibly and dis.
tinctly marked or written out in full; and the
names of all the Judges must be.afixed, and the
reports must be returned to the Secretary as
soon as practicable, after the examinations are
made. uv
Rule 6-Discretionary premiums may be re-
commended on any articles, regularly entered
though not embraeellin the published list.
io--4 y-oRDER OF ARRASoRMESTs. Z ! Il
Ruis 1.-The first day ofthe Fair will be de-
voted to making entries and arranging article:
for exhibition. % 10 ss - s,5s,5s.5 --iai ,5i 81
Rule 2--Oommittees will be called the secons
day, at 10 o'clock A. No. aud will proceed i'm
mediately to the exawinatipn Of all classes, ex
as,,, horsead "a bas emo irsit sarys haa d, e.i
sstioi 7-1 tss1i s ~ aoaHis taisarls lga d'ilyi
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rahs do not top at Stations where the tim is omitted
n the above tables. -..l .'. ~
Alltrough Trains going Westward connect at Cleveland,
with Trainsfor Toledo Chicago, CotrH6~s G TnnHi' ."
diaB0polis, &c. 5 alao- s fitr 'srrrr -1i. ifi s g
And all thfou going Eastward Dunkrt
with ~. & f. R and at Buffalo, With those
of NJ Y Central and Buffalo N. Y. City Rail- Jads, for
Nsro York, zib0nn. Boston Niagara oils, &c. &o H
Day Express Easpuu connects at Girr with Trans
the Erie Pittsburgh Road for inesville headve,
Jamestown &cgPa 7Iilfu II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
CLEVELAND, April 1s. 1868. ~
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- ccII.Assa ~ ilIroaRssFrs 4gswfrrsrAkks.. !

Stations trotting ...,,..,., .fc.5,, 2I-5Il
Pair geldings or mares--7.rotting --al
Gelding or mare-.rotting. -. 80 a.
Pair geldings or mares-walking Q -
Pair geldings or msres-racking q I
Gelding OF msrc---raeking ..,-,..- -
fConmistee-E. c. Hubbard, Platt Shears, G
Morgan. aaa ss7.91n5-i tsgas ayse ia g.la.
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Class xrln-rANcY NEEDLE I. WORK, uu

y. god, reg .sirdeidsA 70 ,yaoIlsA ,s0d
hau'es (dressFsisAiI.' iif fsi ii';si, 81 ~
,ohllds' 'oress'cclbs. 'rr,ssrrgssi esd 30
Embroidered skirt t........... 50
Supu sklrt oo
Embroidered cellar and sleevsf. Al n MN
Embroidered slippers. ......t.... q
Embroidered lamp matg. 4. Iggs 4 2t
White Quilt. -. ] -
Silk bat. ..!E. ....gggA. .gqlqIQN IA1
straw nat ''''T.r.;i-Y- - r,t.att 50
Committee-E w. Herrick. Mrs j. p Rob-
ertson, Mrs J. Ii. Woodman. .,,
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n, = 'H fN"Aa Ntlf t q quo
Zen y lamos';r- hir.l'eo,s - 'iboi1a = 40
o ta' sDeep'1osias 1oo..o' .l.o, ~ ,sg+oqi6 -
Joy 9u sn aooa ----'ds geh sdi ol9N oe
CLASS xt-BAsnKEp' sEBruM WOOL. rsl 10
Premium same as long wool =" '''''sP
Commitiee--Calyin Dodge, RUFUS Harris,
NN'"'tW ,--A--. saa mm ad' 'rdi
p CLASS xi--c-sHKsP rrSR WOOL.
sa Classi6cations and premiums same as long
WOOL lGasd 90 sst'shaol3 ai yai7iou sl
CO"snitte'--A. Phelps. ] aD.Yan AkinrT'
G. Strong. .101la oh la eco isslsl .e.s
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rE9F1es 9PH CURE ,r,tss SsIs: Sores.

'BuIaIO, Nov. I3 ISG2
"Two Of subscribersone Of them afflicted with bad
Fever Sore the other with Rheunts the ad
yersement of the Peoples Cure in this paper purchased
the medicine and now after having thoroughly tried IT,
rort u.s. recomnendngi 1t y, as thorough
edy in their case II Editors Christian Adyocate."'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-27
90 NA lf '.A
GLASS Iv-H0RSEs.
tcLAss v.-BnaokR HORSES.

e -~' cLAss v-BRoKR HORSES. D'a '"pI'
Pair f.rm,horses or mares. ., $50
Pair matched .geldings -.ape.I.s s-1do. 81
Pair M iched mares !. !. ..J. .. 81 do b
Pair matched 8 year olds. .I,a'o g. do
Car iiaGeei poeldioe io soi..9s.o. 81 dofn
'Carrla sc ma s-u't, 70 1''s' ~ z 'S7T0iu W.
Farm horse or mare ,sr,s.... sl- 5OTo
Slddle horse or mare ...g.. .su1-- dol
Conmittce-D. J. Sherman, "A. Tracy, Harvey
eNow,on Glqr'D v.arilas 31a l9aio cd cid
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-08-27

CLASS xIv--wA0oNs, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
Farm and road wagon. :. 50 -S Sl-
Double pleasure carriage. = Q - a -
Single pleasure carriage. 2 -aol =
rWbeelbarrroow 1....,: l. so
Set Of farm or road harness L - HT
Sc, Of carriage harness. -. ] - a9.'4'1
Single carriage harness.. ] ---'o ~'"
Mans saddle and bride, new l -'A-'' %
Ladies saddle and brdle.. -
Commieite-D. G. Allen. A. Slayton, w. Il.
Simonds -9'