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7 AM DELIVERING. THE VERY BEST RED
aeh coal ut ~ per tom ocg size at sl2 90 -
ton laree nut so 70 pr ton, In the Yard Nos -
ana 81 spring 81 and ~ and 1888 Riyineton ct. b.
HENRY RINisIlAUSE 800
7 AM DELIVERING BEST DIAMOND
Vein Red Ash and Lehigh Coal at s12 so prr ton,
large nut, $40 PER ton. THOMAS STOKES cog
32d II and lUh ave. t6 4
31C an PER TON-FOR THE BEST
L %scO red and white ash stove. egg and
furnace coal nut II. screened and delivered Apply
at u. Waverly Place, 3tS Bowery, 8jl Eighth ave.
and 40 Pearl 81. A. IKEADWtLi- AGENT 2II
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Too Late for Classification.
A TEsTlMoNIALTo THE INDIAN HERB

4 DlG1Ok.
herrinF's sale Estsblishment, Y. Y.-Mr v. IIods-
sou IN the cliyuy Of Mr. Herring and who resides at
Vet 2it -, has been sutIofiug from Chfouic in
fam naou u the Kidneys and Bladder with pain Ia
IN" bacs, Sc, LW hecn under the Indian ncctuT's
treatment and Il now almost ~ rfectly cured.
\. :. tnmens Eel. OF Graves End, l.. L. has been
totuo cd with headache for the past three ycarr and
WA DIST ed with pain when he applied 10 the In
dian Herb Doctor who hr cured him IL four seeks
OR MOTTO
We use such Balm, ~ have no strife,
With Nature or the Laws 81 I.,fs
With blood our hands ve never stain.
Nor poison men TO eAss thau pain.
Our Father whom all roodness ella
Provides he means to cure all Ills,
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
We'll used, relieve our pains complete.
simple Herb simple Flower.
Iulled from the dewey Lee
These. these shall speak with touching power
OfchAnge and health to thee.
Office Isl Fulton 1t. Brooklyn. o9i
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Gen. scymour's Experience In Charleston

6oneral Seymour, recently exchanged at Char
Lesion with other Federal oiHeers arrived in Troy
on Wednesday evening, and leil the next morning
for w Jamestown, Mass, where ho awaits orders
from Washington. lie il quite feeble from the o.
icc,s of confinement and insufficient food. Tn 10
the perol when he transferred 70 Chnrlosi.a,
he suffered great hsrdships, and was afforded hard
~ slthc ent food 10 maintain life. At Charleston,
although our Cheers We're nom nally placei under
hr@ they were decently treated. Daring the SIX
weeks he was there only one sholl came near them,
ana uat dnl no DAMAGE The city il badly cut up
by the firing from our batteries, and as many NJ
NIFTY shells day are hurtod into the secoss on hot
led. Buildings on M sides are torn To pieces, and
the DANA" Is very great. frun the ''wreck "
matter " produced by oar firing, IL would seem that
there WI! not Ia such vi Charleston left If the
eheiug IA continued rs nj present. General Sey-
mour ws stationed at Charleston some two or
thre yosrs before the war commenced IIe there
fore, had many influential acquaintance there
and 10 them he wus indebted Tor generous courie.
sizes during his late involuntary stay among them
lie conversed with them freely about the war lie
told them tho North would never yield that the
determination OF the people ~ wipe out the re-
lellion and save Il Union, matter what sacri.
| 6ss ths grss, work should Involve.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A STORE To LET, WITH ALL THE FIX
hture- of liquor and grocery store, In the very
iest Of ordar In to"d loca'i"n ~ IL IN the Inward
Ilo Elizabeth at. Rent moderate. Call for days Is
A FIRST CLASS TENEMENT HOUSE, IN
70 close an estate. Apply TO WV. FErrkECII, s63
Eas, send At. rs
CHEAP COTTAGES AT BERGEN, ? Miles
- =, nom Jerse. Ii,y by horse cars. Prizes si1ct
g lCC,,sp,aa, E.;y terms. Apply to PARSONS a
COUNTRY STORE TO LET-TEN MILES
~ from the City Hail The only store In The place.
Newly painted. Rent Slz per month. Possession at
once Rare chance for = man with ANAL capital. Ap-
%{ corner {" i*h ct and k'0'd av xSf'1, TO
nOY You WISH TO INVEST YOUR Money.
- rare chance IL offered In those Cheap lots
whrh eau he hal On such favorable terms a. Eliza
f sa, are small alien. p Ssa hold aDd con es
real estate there. Persons wishing TO examine the
place. With svies OF BUYING, have free icte'si
st. co0IEY 4 mfinRifTfR' AGENTS Eiissie; EN-.
g Sfi. OF h. H. Nhilo'' owner '~ Pearl = IL 10"
nor SALE-NEAR ELIZABETHTORT, N.
manuiactur ing purp". Can nun slo'p cI-e 10 the
6gl.ains VIII to sSld ~,h ., TsnGus ,ss asn.
~rh st New York. 80
EOR SALE-A TwO-STORY AND BASE
L ment honst containing II rooms, situated In
Komsen u WiniAnsburgh, L. l. For particulars sp-
ply to MICHAEL DowD - Rsn'sn 81, wilhau,s-
l1reh, In tls slOrc. g5l
EOR SALE 50 EAST BALTIC STREET,
4 south Brooklyn, large thfee story frame housa
basement, cub cellar, water and sewer connection.
25N4u Lot - enclosed piazza. grape ArtOT on essy
tern4s. Inquire PA court u, near nouslas. ".5
T'O LET-FRONT AND REAR BtII-
ings, suitable Tor shcps truck or expresmcn, Tor
stables. Enquire At i,s Tenth ave. sii
> FULL LOTS FOR SALE IN MADISON
= ST. bet, Marcy aud IoInpsins. ayes- Brooklyn.
Price, s.i5 each. But little cash required T,te
perfect. Inquire of FREDk. BAKER 10 Nassau st
y. !, 2bb
SC0 AN ACRE ONLY For a FEW
Ochoico garden farms OF II, 20 and 80 acres
each, near The depot 20 mile. on the L l. R. r.; deep
proved farms cheap. T.. A. BuNCE, Chambers ST.
q 6OO-:5o0 CASH-THE B,lance
.COCon mortgage II desired with privilege
of paving in email sums will buy a neat new 2story
frame house, with full lot Of eround at Elzahethpor,
New jersey. For particulars apply to COOLEY 4
HEIDRITTER, Agents Elizabethport, or 10 e. r
KELLOGG. Owner. ls9 Pearl u New Ysxk. aIa
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COAL.

ITO BE- 90 nt,nueil
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TRADES MOVEMENTS.
PRIsrERs- Typographical Union, No. G, met on
wednesday evening, ut Pythagoras Hall, Canal 1t.
A CJminit,cc of seven, to confer with employers,
was apo niei VIE; three FROM book aud job
Offices; three from daily aud weekly newspaper
othceSand seventh WINS chosen by the Committee.
CoorEp,-A meeting Of the Grand Society WAS
held last evening at lsT Bowery. The Commi,,ee
ON the scrni-annunl financial report reported pro-
eress and afier uanslctng the usual routine buai-
ness tie meeting adjourned.
Woop WORKERS. -Another large meeting Il this
nod was held last evening ioI the purpos Il max
ing further arrangements Tor the nass mestiny to
be held ut the Cooper Institute for the PURPOSE OF
endorse g the Ct4ons' Assoc aton in their efforts
10 procure n good City Government. Several gem
emcn spoke ~ length on the corrupt system pre-
,enl uurs,,cl hy our City Government. Several
Germuns aso addressed that portion o, the aud enco
IN their own Language, and were received with gre,
enthusiasm, The following trades have now agreed
~ epdorss the Citizens' Association, and oilers AT,
coming Workers In Iron, Workers in Wood, Cle II
Makers, Printers aud the Book Trade aud others
Previous 10 the sdjoarnment the mass meeting wal
oirected to be hold on the la OF September.
Dry GooDs CLKRKs.-The Committee on Mas
Meeting met last evening and made arrangement.
for holding said meeting On Tuesday evening next
ut CT nton Hall.
FURNITURE AND CARpsr CLKKKs-Iieh thelI
usual weekly meeting. The reports from the sey
oral districts were very favorable. Several New
members joined aud paid their initiation fees.
HAIpw ARE AND HousE.FuRsIsHIsG CLRRRs-hed
sheir usua, weekly meckly last evening
The Committee appointed to wait on Nj. Z. D.
Bsssford, reported that ths' gentleman had agreed
70 close his store at r. N, except saturdays and
turther, that hs would not interfere with his clerk
Ihouid hey choose " j0in the Association. COM
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COUNTRY STORE TO LET-TEN MILES

~ from the City Hail. The only store in the place
Cose TO Il, X. depot large elry and factories.
Newly painted. Rent sly per month. Possession At
once. Rare chance Tor with ANAL cap tai. Ap-
ply corner VI lSh ct and kfirosd Nv, MoriiNlniA 10
lly Capt ltMIS
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sAI.Ns or RuAl. usrArn.

E0R SALE-sEvERAA FINE HOUSES UP TOWN.
containing all modern improvements; also Murray an
ics Madison avenue aud VI fR Lots Central Park
Lots Ac Apply to- hArHEWsON III Broadway, from
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1SrExnoM-FoR sALk Or TO LET.
ss: * g E gs q an Sos s. sss al os s
sss ss sso .s Is paid TOR before s ne wa,
se bsss Possession given he lea Of May. with
TTst-rnee othat tine block orech Houses Nos 6i9 o2l
I'D o2A located ON The west slde Of Second avenue
MANNER and rspss ~S every modern
Ee,ensnI slhsy may termed houses,
NJ sssslns basement Of brown sloss,
vs asins room; cut glass doors ssaaSy marble msn.ss
vSibsie with marble tiles story furnished With
-. oOmusss one ssSsn and iaandrs
ss dTSa nTss .es sna c Han
sscn Wi be q, sas on fharsdsy esruary ~ friday and
~ soasss.ss no oiSer .ss can hey II MOI
On No. E.ns9.. place. Yves.
nth street. betweeniEishth and Ninth avenues oesiSn
s's deep &C. s' ssa
PsTso9s ~h s%s s9snsUa and
80 hIrd stories repeie with washssands bath rosm nna
s:9 ~:
s sSS fSsy:d:y n .na as. S.ds1 on
sser ans when The Pre- and , ssns WIN % 'e'
i w.es s q s ss *. saesy
:aa s ss. y
evn and attic high ssoSr ParSr. with
s:sss 1sssHIp
~ sS1ss s,s .se Gao Be seen from o
us ~; rev. wssi sGr s%s ss .o e. ss,o,e
saturday VIA 30 lei thai day.,
ps Store On he SOUTHWEST corner q Tors;S street and
one e ss Sss located stores or The ave
.sr q front dwelling part with ever convenience TINS
:as s ans pas Ms Can 'esn
Yea Eleventh street. from 10 r N.
and
Daon present lease which has ten or twelve years
=. % run For terms inquire a. No al West Eleventh
A-should the above Houses not be sold by February
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IN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT

Formerly known the home OF A. J. Downing deceased.
0ithn the past ten years has been greatly improved and
onlarged. Contains about Of land IN high state
q cultivation filed with trees and shrubs Of al de
ea1piiops The dwelling, carriage houses grapery and
oFeen house are OF fine order OF architecture.
WIN be sold for much less than cost Any gentleman de-
n1ug TO purchase will end this opportunity which Of
9ers but lifetime Possession given Immediately
Dor terms &c apply 10 G. ALGER the premises, or cy
teeer 70 w. Fullerton, Attorney at Law Newbua Orange
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ISOR SALE At NEW BRUNSWICK, " IA PLEAS
anty stnajed Dwelling oise " III Two .cses o! ground
attached comm hiding Of the sud surround
country Tue house is - feet ware two stories attic
basement well tul, IL g0oc ofeE ns6 ai xiv shaded
trees within minutes wax = hs "a road denit
TIE garden is large IuG proott i've AUD re &c ssa Win
f1l For further particulars apply 70 JAMES X. HENRY,
rs New Nofk.
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ItARMs.- sRvEaAL FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS
Tor sale exchange NJ tiainhcd, ~ j.. pleasant and
healthy place hour t,nm New yo,k eud trs,ns
dsy Appiy 70 ". FRANKLIN CLARK. " Cedar street.
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Tor shiE-prsIRABLE REAL EsTAIE NOS ~, 70
and ~ Bast Thirty nret &T0O; - Fret, " 90.
y fst $500, l6S lGo East Houston street s600,
70 Columbia street x5U0 40 Fourth. 5000 2sT ard 23g
aney rtit.i nOstI, Dwelling 'front.' sbops on rear,
{,yxn ~" sto,nsy street. soao ~ attorney street,
f.vssA ~ sue 20 bryOme street Dwelling and stove,
srWw ~, hou street, 5000 <,s Hiyngon street tf,WO
ts9 Bcuesy " =
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INARM FOR sALE--2s0 ACRES HIGHLY CULTIVATED
productive Land. and 10 OF the best farms Column
bja county, three miles north OF he city Of H1dsor and
has 81 The finest views on the udson Will sc part
sbe whole Apply address 4. ebaw usruld once
or Jepk NJ Shaw, Hudson, ". y.
Also one Of no Middloss, county ~ J. bchlv
cultivated Land. rood house and ou,buIdirss two orch
ards well fenced miles 81 Jamesiurg depot
Apply 10 or address John Shaw, Jamesburr d. or nd
dress g. n. sbaw. Herald once
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IA CouNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE or TO LET

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR TO LET
Ia The arge and convenient House. together with fity
ess Of Land situated ont the west bank OF Lake Hopa
epug, Sussex county, N j. and known the SHARP"
The has been rebuilt in the modern style dur
ing The part il contains twenty rooms with
hot and cold bathroom &C. and well calculated
fs public house private residence. There upon
place large barn and statling for horses
soady Tiled and ali the appnrenances necessary well
sosuated coantry residence II 10 well known that the
the vicinity OF Lake Hopateong unsurpassed
end 70 The lover Of nature the location Of tee above
opportunity rarely offered. Terms For further
Dartcusrs apply J. c. HERRlCK l07 Union rect New
axh; WIN HERRICk 67 Columbia stree, Newark; j. G.
CHANDLER, Dover. N. j.
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3l9 FOURTH AvENUE.-WANrED, BY DAY 4
n COBB, for cash only number OF fret class aud
a1lm Dwellings. on or before Nav J. Owners DESTROYS OF
eeilng should forward particulars OF property without
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TIE rrREMEN.

ry,rr MEMBERS or WASHINGTON ENaTsE Iom-
rary, NJ 10 regre ed 70 meet al the engine house
ThWtray, llth tt ~ ~ J.. 10 attend no inpe'si
81 David J. Lsah, late a member 81 Tho company.
Al nssnAs rs.se'ary j. EESEfJCk. FsremerI
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4 Farm FOR SALE-AT ORANGE. N. j., OF THIRTY
acres With new house containing ten rooms, and barn.
O1N Of good and q medicinal spring which be
made very valuable; also large number OF apple
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L,oR SALE Or EXCEANuE-FoR FIRST cLAs,
Property elegant Gnungy Seat, nalns 81 &C g Q.
lhad within drive Of talton Nss ard so ~ is
ries hour iGce 81 Gn nor gage <'att. ~
per cent Farming utensils furniture pici res Sc worth
5000 woale be sold II tppraseaent an cash PAID or
red ccG e1ec' desirable eaetapge Amy one
wanting healthy psce. with All the advantages o. eeod
ntghbeco good fashionable drives, proximity 10
civ address box 2s1 Brooklyn Pos, Office.
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"A good House fsrI, tw. Or Eayds aud good Wen. tit
the Ct CORTLAND. "A miles hscs ~ Peekski
so,nsug Henry W. BessherA Inquire OF TgoRN JACOBS
% ~
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ESOR sALB-A BhR0AIN-A LARGE FOUR STORY
Ierrcol new brlcs Building suitable for factory or
apy Other business with tis eight ots within ten W
ptcs OF the ferry ~ Brooklyn ying on The and
en- The line ~ two railroads
taAtC A pIGaa, 70 Nfssan street. By
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ELEGANT CoHury containing ISIS acres o. Land N
high stat o. Cultivation Tie house IS OF Or WIN
hollow N15s feel hui'i IN the best manner ana
contains besides bathrooms aad
bot AM every conv"nierce There
house for gardener hsrg aud sabe ~ rick WIN
other onibudincs all o. tie sgostsnis character
The On den Is well slcked with small fruit pro-
ductiye Thee are ndred 'rt o. choice
va-t THE famed for Its salubr ana beauty
aus every respect ino. t-sraoe resi-
dence For par, arply 70 W j. DAVIDSON, 81 WI
LAM reurr
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sherih's SALE.
John K. FIJI

John Z. Fika In rar'i.ien in Ash
Christian Fike, ct al. County Common Pleas
In pursuance to the command of an order
Of Sale on partition, duly issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of sale County, dated
The 18th day of August, A. D.. 1864, and to me
directed, 1 will expose to sale at Public Auc-
ton on the premises, on a7I1g &
Saturday the 18th ddyof September, 1864
bet ween he hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed land and tenemenfs to wit Beng the
west half of the south east quarter of section
ten (l0 in township twenty four ca OF
range seventeen al containing eighty acres
more sr less also a part of the north half OF
the north east quarter of section fifteen 10
in township twenty four Oh of range seven
teen (17,) being Virginia Military dis
trict, and being all of said half quarter except
thirty acres heretofore sold off the east end OF
said half quarter, tc William Humerickhouser,
and now owned by John Miller, all of said
lands being situate in the County of Ashland.
and State of Ohio; sold free OF dover. APP
praised st Sac 10 per acre. Flta
Terms of Ssle-one third in rand on day OF
sale, one third in ore ysar. and the residue
in two years from day of sale back Payments
to be secured by mortgag e on the premises.
sE JAMES McCOOL, Sheriff.
Angus 18th, 1S63-pfS1O,O0.
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50 PkE.NIIa.ES III H".a II
SE.t'dE 1856.
The LEHIeH CATTLE r>wDER

Is warranted to be the most powerful Ageni
for the stomach and blood of Cattle. Swine
or Sheep fu promoting digestion, cleansing
the system and transferring the purified ami
NAL fluid lin flesh, fat, milk. butter ans
strength. and establishing health and viger.
DUvoY's HORSE AND MULE PowDER
Is the only medicine legally patented in
France, England. Switzerland. and Holland
and duly admitted by their Cou.ts, hoDored
with Prize medals, and invent by Mr.. Du
7oy, Professor of the Imperial College for
Agriculture at Paris, and now manufacture
by C.. G.. HHner, DR.. of z. md A, Allen
town, Pa.
II diseases of II e Stomach, Blood. Lungs
and bowels, speedily and certainly cured
Healthy stock viii be brought into the very
high st state of perfection, and one 10 two
tabiespoonfu!s q week, is of great value to
hard working horses. breeding stock, and
Colts, and saved thousands of valuable hor
ses from contagious diseases, as we'll at the
barn-yard- as in The army of the Potomac.
The Lehigh .Worm Contections
effectually overcome all the obstacles which
usually prevent the expelling of Worms, are
pleasant to take, and also one of the mos
agreeable purgatives for Children. So conf
dent is the. inventor, of the success of his
laborious studies. in the pathol. gical compe
s;ti9n, of this preparation, that he furnishes
every graduated Physician with a written
prescription, as q new era in Materia Medica
The Union Roach. Rat, Nice and Ant
Z. h.+E Erterrptndtor
is a Powder for the SUI determination Of all
Vermin, will never change with age err eli
mate. and much preferable to the old Phos
phcrous Paste, which hardens in a short time
making it worthless. For direct ons and par
ticulars see The small bills in the Boxes.
1. B.. POTTER, wholesale Agent for Ash
land Country Store keepers supplied at City
Prices I; Cleveland Agent, BENTON & Dun
H4aI; Pittsburg Agent, A E.. s .LLERS & Co.
H!iH. DOBBINS, Drugg st, Hayesville.
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Annexation of Territory To. the
incorporated Village OfAAsh-
land

NoTIcE is hereby given to all whom it may
IL concern. that the authorities of the In
corporated Village of Ashland, have sfIedin
the Auditors Office of Ashland County. a pc.
tition to the Commissioner Of said County.
praying for the annexation of SO much terri
Tory now outside of and adjacent TO the pre-
sent boundary lines Of said Incorporated Wiz
lage as will make the limits of said fncorpo-
ration one and one half miles square. with the
Court. house situate withinSthe present Incor.
pvrate limits a. the centre eff said square. all
of WHICH terril CRY so proposed to be annexed.
is 'accurat ely plated aud mapped and now Oh
file in the Auditors Office of Ashland County
for the inspection of all interested. And the
Commissioners of said County have appointed
Fridl ~ the 18th day of November, A. ID. 1864,
for the hearing of said petition:
o. 2at Cii15sesT u. S.cSAMPSEE,E 81
. Mayor of Incorporated Village of Ashland.
Z shland. September g. 1S64-6w ni4 91sGr'
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Adninistrator's Eotioe.

ToETck il hereby given that ths under
III signed vas on the 2sds day of August,
fs64, duly appointed -administrstor Of the
Estate of GhristiaH KssHer deed. $500 eaI
80 4sgytf : sTab JACOB EAST. Il
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IRON and wood collins always on hand, and
funerals attended upon short notice. -
X sA&-4A--LNH. M.H1GK0KS.A
Ashland, May II, n4atf
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NOTICE.

Township Treasurers are hereby notified
that the school Fund for the different Town
ships is now ready fer distribution. ~ ~
~ ISAAC GATES,
H- t Auditor, Ashland Co.
Sept. 7, 1S65-14tf.
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bridge, Notice.

nFHERE will be offered to. fhe lowest and u
best bidder on the 18th day of Augpsts SO
at one o'clock, the Bull ling or Repairing ola,
Bridge near Ruggles Corners'in Rugeles' TP.!A
Corners. the buildi ~ Of, a small Bridge.
Also ON the 10Th day ofAngust. at 18o'elock Hs
A. NJ. the building or repairing OF . iRriAgSGe
on the road leading from ashland to New Lon
don. across { uek Greek. in RusglsstownshIpS
- JOHN VAN NEST. d. OF .zsidioa
~ ROBERT COwAN, Cem'rs-
3 JOHN BERRY.
aug. 10, 1ss4-nl0
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Notice.

: Hv4F4N O1Soe -. a-.Gk 1900
TN pur. uance of an order granted by tbs
Probate Court of Ash andat,oanty, Ohio,t4A
will offer for sale, at public, auction on saturn
day the Eth day OF September, A.D. 1864. ct
two O'Clock p NJ. upon the premises, the fslss4
lowing described realestaie. situate in the ebuneoa
I, of Ashland and State of Chic, to. wit Situate
in the township of Hanover, County of Ash
land and State of Ohio; mort east quarter OF.
the north west quarter of seeti IN number 2e,'is
in township number nineteen, of range num5O
Der sixteen, excepting five acres out OF the
south west corner of said tract,a be the Asamst
more OF, less which is retained by tbs. saif q
Nicholas fielding, hereby conveying the rightu
of usin the Spring ol said five acre tract"
together with the right OF WY on said Jandsd'
for the purpose OF going to and comming from
said spring, together with an equal right TO
use The spring house thereon sitnated gii194s0Il
u Terms of Sale One third in hands oHA
third in one year and one third in two years
from the day of sale, with interest; the de-
ferred payments to be secured by mortgngq
npon the premises sold.
FL .l-0ss5 Adm'r of Phi Lip, Baum, ddessa.i alan
~ By J. D.. Jones his Atty. 49,
august II, 1S64-pt$7,5 81" = s1' 10 90"
81 . -
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Executors notice.

N1oTIeR rs hereby given that the under
signed was on the 18th of June, 1854
daily appointed Executor of the last will and
testament Of JOHN Ritter decd. 9"-ttt'
JACOB FAST.
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AusussFTirEn2 z z
VaIpebIeITeun Property For
Sale.

THE undersigned desires to sell as soon as
possible his residence with the Tannery
and other buildings now owned and occupied
by him. There are seven lots, situate on
Main street. And extending to third treet,
Ashland One large Brick dwelling house
small dwelling houses, two plentyscf fruit.
shrubbeay u &eo &eai good water and all the
convenispeess for o frstIelass residences
1 will setlFa]l together or in parts 10y lots.
For particulars inquire of the Undersigned
upon the premises OF Justiss Davis. sa.t@s4-
"gI9aICS HUGH DAVIS.
March 22d. 1864. .9IE4esf Oh
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Dissolution.

TIME partnership heretofore existing be
tween Stringer & Jacobs is this day mu
,ually dissolved. All notes and accounts CT
the late fl m will be settled by F. S. Jacobs
late of said firm. The business will hereafter
he conducted in the name of and by E.. T
Stringer, who hopes by attention 10 business 10
obtsinsa liberal sh re Of patronage.
E.. I. STRINGER.
July {, 4wy19 ms .DE