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West virginia Buslness college, No. -
-. NOnFoe .DtEeet. : y" IIi
tOpen day and Night for StndantE.N

IUpen day and Night for StndentH)
OFFERS SUPERIOR FACILITIES No
" youths and yunng gentlemen, for acauIr-
ing sAenuhc and practical business ednca-
ton. Instruction given in Hook EeaninG, IN
Writing, In Arithmetic and Counting Huuse
Calculations, In Commercial Law, In Currep-
cy and Banking, IN how 10 transact Rusiness
in formation OF character, in the laws 81
Health and in Grammatical Science. 500
Terms ~, payable on entering Time not
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SKATING at the park to-day and to-
night. Hf
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For Sale.

For Sale. 10 Eaai +
T WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT I
now live In on Water Street, II fronts ~ feet
8 inches by o. feet deep. There is a very COM
mOdlOus dwelling house with rooms and q
bath house, with both. hot and cold water
Stable and Ice houSe-an in good repair.
will sell my groceries and give possession to
the person purchasing If they want them, MS
l wish to quit business For particulars in
quire of ]. X. BOTSFORD, ~
I Rpl-tf S O { Water ST. Wheeling. WA.
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FOR SALE

II OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY.
situated on the line Ofthe National Road
four miles east Of the city Of Wheeling. Said
property consists of my residence, Containing
eleven rooms and an attic finished bath
rooms and all modern improvements; also,
are convenient out-houses, inclullnp brieIt
Stabllng, Ice and spring house, chiclSery and
two cisterIls. Also, one hundred and tTenty-
five Apple trees of choice kinds; Pear Peach
Plum and Ounce trees NIL beaFihR There
are also choice selections OF Grapes RaspbeFI
rteS, Blackbertes, Strawberries, and other
small fruits. The grounds are finely laid out
with eHergfeens and herornnmeutAl shrub
berry, 90 .i1l LeEslS - -
win also sell my Household Furniture tn
any one desiring tn purchase llfogeffIsr.
Persons desiring to consult me In repaTJl tn
price, terms of payment, &C., can leave their
names AZ the Gas Company B Ohice, or visit
feS2a. tt JACOB HoRNBRooK. /
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Oysters I
OYSTERS!
Christmas Oysters.
dec2L2t

is at the OId-establIshed Oyster Depot, Mon
roe street, between Main aud Market.
T. II. MOSG,
deCSEA Agent.
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SKATING at the park to-day and, to-
night. u s-fi,1l. .7t.s
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: ,..s,=sigSqFz SAT-
Government Sale of Subsistence
Stores and Commissary Property.

bUUIOo uuU OU1lI144DotILy 44VPUAHJ'
SUBSISTENCE oER1CE q. g. ARSrY,l
WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. q, 1865.
HIHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
public auction, In this city, on WSdnes-
day, the 9th day Of December. 1885, at 10
O'clock a M. at the Government Warehouse,
on John street, the following Subsistence
Stores, viz:
so, 900 Pounds NIOre OF Less) Hard
Bread.
Also, quantity OF Commissary Property,
consisting of Desks, Chains, Tables, Scales,
Measures, Hatchets, Axes, Butcher Knives,
Saws, Shoyels. &c, DC.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, II deemed best for the interest
of the Government
Terms-Cash in Government funds on day
Of d eSls; o. " Sap MElSk snd 4 8
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No POLICE COURT.-Thero was no po-
lice court yesterday. Offenders must
be frozen out.
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professionally absent.
Dr. Lee IL n graduate of one of the leading
medical colleges Of Cincinnati, Ohio, and has
been actively engaged In the practice OF neil
icine and surgery for more than fourteen
Wheeling, land he feels confident that nom the
knowledge which he has acquired OF his pro-
iessi9n duLng 50 long md varied a practice.
Eor him with their patronage. Or. Lee. in nd
dtttou 10 his regular practiCe, will devote
part Of ench dry to the treatment of Chronic
Diseases DR.. Lee is now prepared with all
the necessary apparatus for the scientific
medical application of electricity us an ntlSil-
iary IN the treatment of many diseases both
the especial attention Of the AFFLICTED. Dr.
Lee has given much time and attention TO the
study and practice OF Operative Opthalmic
Snrgefy, md no Is now prepared to perform
oil the various operations on the Eye. ms well
as TO treat nll the different diseases of the
same, In strict accordance with the latest aud
most opproVed scientific methods OF the pres
Dr.. Lee Icures Cancers, Rheumatism, Neu-
Talgin and Diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Liver
Complaint, Nervous Debility Fever md Ague,
and all OF the various and painful diseases
which women are subject to.
Any person wishing To consult the Doctor
either personally or 81 letter, ConiidentiSliy
relying upon his honor to preserve their secret
lnyiolRte, and his ability 70 cure them.
Foot, by an operation which Is attended with
no danger, and with hut little palm = N
Private diseases speetlily and permanently
cured: Trcntmcnt-new, safe and reliable.
DIR. Lee Will give two hours every wedneS-
day and saturday afternoons to the treatment
OF those who are unable TO pay.
REFERESrE-PrOE. John NJ. Scudder Gin
cinnRti, Ohio: Prof. 2. Freeman, Cincinnati
Ohio; Irot Edwin Freeman, Cincinnati, Ohio;
DR.; Robt- $. Newton, y; Y. City.
who have been cured by me, and my Dlpio-
mas can be seen in my office. octlS
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LECTURE TOMORROW EvENING.-Th
Rev. Addison will deliver lecture to-
morrow evening Mt the Episcopal
Church. This will be the second one of
a course to the young men of the city,
to be delivered under theauspices OF the
Y. NJ. O. A.
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Jaluable Property For Sale

Valuable Property For Sale
A FIRsT-CLAsS OAK TANNERY, SIT.
~ UATED on the bank of the Creek In East
Wheeflng;i is n two-stoIy brick building co by
90 feet, with bark shed attached Its capacity
Tor thinning $4,000 hides per annuTn. Tlle'Vats
leecheS, lines, bates, pools, hide mill and en-!
CINE, are all in prime working order. This Is
rare chance for any one wishing TO engage
IN the bushes Cause OF selling Is to close
the estate of r. Lewis, deceased.
Also, the four-Story brick house located at
y Main street, (now occupied by the firm OF
h LewtStS Coz This gis one OF the best busls
ness locations In the city For further partic-
ularS apply To JESSE p. LEWIS, or
NATHANIEL LEWIS,
..lLils Es 40 Laa-l Executors
Wheeling, Dec. Is, 1865. deci5-imd
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n8-IS0G-FASCT Goon4- 'TS,l,lE ~, Es,,,,.
WORKS will, from to-day 10 II JnilIf1TI- iS;S
BE sold At cost at ROlloSlkS Notion Hons "a
close eoiisisnlnentS decI9-tiH SSdec
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STEAMBOATS,.

Regular Packet for Cincinnati.
The new and elegant passenger
L=lIsaTs lsteamer EDINBURG, Capt. j. L.
- Thompson, will run rs n regular
packet between Wheeling and Cincinnati!
leaving the former place on Saturday after
noon Mt O'Clock. Returning, will leave Cin-
cinnnu Monday ut 4 o'clock. For freight or
passage apply on board or IN ~
" BOOTH, BATTELIiE & COLI
nov15 ]. MANNER & CO., Agts.
Regular l'Ittsbnre. nnd ParkersBurE
Packet.
The fast running packet BAYARD
[ e5laa9AtEti Moore, Master, leaves Wheeling
- every Monday ind Thursday Mt D
O'Clock pm. Leaves PnrkersburE for p ttsburg
every "Wednesday and Saturday Mt 10 o'clock
n. M. FIsfIIL.TI
For freight or passage apply ON board or TO
oc2l i ~ j. MANNER & CO.. Agents
Regular Pittsburgh, wheeling and
RhrkeFSbUrE Packet, E.
The New and Elegant Passenger
LellitaSt& Steamer FOREST CITY, Captain
- John Gordon, A. II. Bunting Cl'lS,
leaves Pittsburgh for PnrkeTsburg every
"Wednesday and Saturday, ut II NJ; leaves
Wheeling for PnrlSeIshurE every Wednesday
and Saturday mt II p. NJ; leaves PRrSerSburg
for Pittsburgh. every Monday and Thursday
at 2 +: NJ; Leaves Wheeling for Pittsburgh
every. Tuesday and Friday at 4 A. N.
day md Thunstlny Mt the MhNrf BoOt until 5
p. NJ, by BOOTH, BATTELIIE & CO..
nuEl7-u 1-Ht-i sli -huEt-.HJ Agents.
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Dwelling House for Sale.
THAT COMFORTABLE BRICK Dwell
l. LING house on Zane street, East Wheel
ti1Ri consisting of uraeg tenementsf Of four
fences; being the property Of the hefrs Of the
deceased William McCasky. Apply to
JOHN HAMILTON,
Tourney Foundry and Machine shop,
NcCB-bM lRegtster cOpY.l
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SEATING Mt the park today and to-
night. a.s
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.erraFoR FEMALES

Infhllible in Correcting irregularities, Remov.
Ing Distractions Of the Monthly TurnEs
nom Whatever Cause and -
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AsAPREYENTIyE.
It now over thirty wears ii,nSSe thu 'St,1,,o
celebrated Pills We're frSt discovered nv M
DUPONCOjOf Paris, during Which time tbeS
have ZEN az SEStenIsiysly and successfully used
IN private practice, of both Hemisphere with
Unparalleled success in every case. fIid' X e
only at the ;.1iEgent request, or the thou
saius OF l4adleS who have used them that he
Is indncedth make the Pills public for tlie q +
Ie eEti OF those suffering from any Irregu-
crease g OF family where health will not permit
ONE PILL is A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or those snp-
posing themselves $50, ore cautioned 1rajnst
using these Pills while in that condition Iesf
I9ey Invite ne miscarriage" after which ad.
bility, although their Inildness Womb TaeJya1,
any mischief to health OtIeFySise The pie
are recommended asa -[--s-S - : 80
MOST INVALUABLE RFMEuY
for all those affecting compiaints % I,ec,,IIo,
70 the sex, VIZ: Distressing and P1infI MeS1.
ItTliatfOT', RetentOn, PUN filt1e Bdet III Ts
Head Des, DINNER 81 SSt 1I G-ss,, g ~; re
If&s, AedrfneSs, Fatigue on an; SIi,,6J TJt;,
dIES3o.lSSl q re Aett and all the various
annoying, weakening, and the be4Ein ~
all other female weakeneReS, VI
The LeueOrrhRa, or EVhitts
At the same time, there Is nothing in tJ,e,a
RLls Lhat cando injury to life or health, III
1te daTeetons be StIfcEly JOLIOtDed and Won will
ma them tobe al hey are represented,
9 si.E ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT.
10000 Boxes have been Sold YFitIlIn
-.'72ti - = Two Years
Iesl 1lsoats1sld Bones sent by Letter l,otb bv
myself and Agents, to all parts OF me VgoriI
70 20, Whleln answers have been returned. m
Ehlch ladies say nothing like the nlIoYe T,,iiis
Rn " . Deen -hnoWnl since THE SCIENCE or
hEDICIHE nAWNEn UPON THE WoRID
IN Removing Distributions a. Reatov.-
tAng Nature to its Proper ClIanneI.
91IETTN9 THE NERVES and bringing farIr The
10y color OF Healthy to the cheek or me
Price o. per BOx. SixRoxe.sE
Sold by M,0ABE, KRAFT& co. NhoIaS,I.
D[ngglstSA = Main street, Wheeling GeneTaI,
w holeHale Agents for West Va, ~ whom an
qt9en mnst be addressed. Sold Al RstajI hit
REED KRAFT eco. 4 Z. = -
Sold In st. clairsville, Ohio. by
- - ..fi,- - i w T.tE ]. j. PICKERINC3
s1ad1eas by sending Sl.1O TO eIfflEr M tis
above agents TO the Wheeling Post Office an
nave the lills sent, tconfd enfiaIlyi 1S 7f1iII4
70 any paftot the country, ,.free Of postaes. y
oes-lyd sole Proprieas;qT, New a2Y Vol,
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sYRgaI.
Dwelling House for Sale.

r WILL SELL MY DWELLING HOUSE
Purchase will cali and examine NE property.
20 don RiFSn iInnIsdiats1Si APplyto
THOS. q. WILSON, or
declS-2WR GEO, W. SIGHTS.
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For Sale.

.Ey EOf SAFE.
ONE ENGINE, TWO MILES BELOW
~ Sardis, Ohio, ~ feet stroke, II inch diam
eter. Two boilers, 20 feet long by - inches in
diameter. Applyto
A. I. STUART,
MOnongnhela titY, Pn,,
or LEMON q WISE,
decisive Pittsburgh Pa
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wHOLEsALEA AND RETAIL.

DOMESTIC GOODS.
Brown and Bleached Muslins,
" Sheetings,
Ginghams, Calicoes, dc.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Table Damnsbs, Linen Table Covers, Nap
kins, Linen Sheetings, Towels, counterpanes,
We have also received a large stock OF In
dies Kid Cloves, SiIR Gloves, Wool Gloves,
Cotton Hose, Linen Hnndb erchiefs, Collars
and Sets, EmbroldeTies, Insertings, Hoop
Skirts, BalmOmIs, Corsets SC. Ha
We are daily receiving ali the latest styles
Of Dress Goods from New FORK. We viii be
most happy TO see the ladies OF Wheeling and
the surrounding country, MS we Will he pleased
70 show our goods, for we are positively SELL
ing our goods at New York prices.
HlaE SD .sa.lt JACOBS & BRO,
100 Main street, Wheeling, w. va.
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Now make your mother, wife or Sis
ter proud and happy by the present OF
IA sewing mnchinc at the coming hOL-
days. You can get your choice of ele-
giant machines, tho best made, by "A
visit To either of the following named
firms: VIM. Sumner IL Co., 20 Main
street, or O.. l.. Abdill, lGi Market
strupt
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SEWING MACHINES.

Tho general usefulness of these far
and justly famed servitors of tho
family is so universally acknowledged
that no words Of ours are here neces-
Eury to recommend them to public IA
v0r. Nor shall we attempt in the short
spnce To which we nrs necessarily nllOt-
eel to set forththe peculiar merits claim
cd by the proprietOrs of the several mn
chimes before the public. The sewing
machine is certainly great disidera-
tum-an article which no family should
he without. Its invention has worked
wonders in tho wOrld-its improve
incnts are many and great. The benefit
which women derive from the sewing
machine is untold. The "rhymisL" has
gnil trnly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-01
COM M ERClAL,
CLEVELAND wHOLESALB MARKET
WEDNESDAY, June 2Sth, 1866.

Z FLOUR-Dull and declined 25c. Sale
100 bbls Xxx red at 81.
WHEATON,, and &c lower for No. 2
red. Sales cars and 600 bu. No. rcd
from store a $l,25; car No. red from
store at $l,47 Market closed heavy.
CORN-Dul and lower. Sales /, 900 bu
choice number shelled from store at 5sc.
OATS-Nominally unchanged, but dull.
PORK-Quiet. City-packed Mess held
at $2G, ,5O-Clear, steady at $3l.
LARD-Quiet at lec in tierces, 29c in
kegs, for city rendered; 16c for country do.
SMOKED MEATS.-Market steady, and
demad good for hams and Dried Beef; other
kinds quiet. Sales 6,5OO lbs sugar r-curcd
hams, canvassed, 2se; ! 800 lbs plain cur
ed hams, canvassea, at ,2lc: 1000 lbs dried
beef canvassed, al 20c
fDBEEF-City Mess held at $40, With light
demand.
BUTTER-In active demand to day and
market steady. Sales were 81 kegs and l25
firkins choice w. r. at 2lc.
CHEESE-Fair demand at the range of
lo@l4, the outside figures for prime lots
EGGS-Quiet and without change, Sales
of bbls at 22c.
PETROLEUM-Thcre is more inouirev re-
ported by dealers, but the marketlis still
quiet, and we continue TO quote at 36@7Oc
for refined in small lots to the trade '
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Business Noiice.

DIARRHdsA AND DYsESTERY.-W have exam.
ined a great number of letters from some of the
most prominent citizens OF Cincinnati aud Gov.
nstoo, ETC., speaking in vegy high terms Of DIR.
Slrckland's Auti.Cholera Mixture for the cue
of DiTarrhoea aud Dyseutery. The letters are
too long to publish, Mr.. Woods. of Coying.
ton, says be was PRONOUNCED iocurable by the
best doctors of Cincinnati, aud one bottle OF
DR.. stricklaods ,Anti'Choiera Mixture effected
permanent cure after suffering for mouths
with the worst form of Disrrhea aud Dysen-
terry. For sale by Druggists.
For sale in Ashtabaa, W George Willard,
and Ii. A. HeDdry. 6O4
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Businssk Notice.

New countries have wants and habits pecx'
liar TO themselves. In our widely extended
and sparsely settled territory medicines ready
prepared are more emp loyed. and are in fact
a greater necessity than in the old counlries.--
DR., Aver 8 preparations have given the pub.
lie greater confidence in this class of remedies
than had ever been felt before. Physicians
instead Of discarding them, really favor the use
of such ready at hand antidotes for disease
when they can be depended on. And We wish
our readers to know that in publishing j. G,
AVER u Co.'s advertisement, or any Others OF
IKE reliable Character, We think We are furnish
ng them as useful information as any with
LouisgRie Courier
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DIED

In Sheffield, on the 18th ult. Ammi Baker, in
his S4h year.
In Conneaut on the 18th ult. SALLY, wife of
Erastus Rathbun.
In Kingssille, on the 25th ult EDDIE, aged 8
years, son of Nathan and Emeline Parish
Gone is EDDIE dear,
Gone to his rest,
Fold his arms gently
Ger LIS young breast. .i.-
Fond hearts are bleeding
Blight hopes crushed;
But we bow to the will of u.n
Who is mgkty aud just.
Deaths icy hand
iath snstched him away, -.f
Ioviest and best
With as doth not stay.
On the glorious Sabbath day,
The holy ard the best : p 80
Then our darling EDDIE
Sank to his rest. -7r
And an angel pure and bright,
Flom heaven above, .....-
Hath borne his spirit away
On his wings OF love.
Weep not for him, '..
So young aud 80 fair,
lie hai gone TO his Sas iOr's sTms
.i.f. To be crowned with glory there.
No more shall we see him. & ... a.
... No more shall We bear .' --' 90.
The voice that to US.
Sounded so d9ar.
But in heaven above .-...
With that angel band,
He is calling us 10 join lm,
In that better land '. .r.
Yes, thou art gone,
From this world Of sip,
And We cannot
Wish thes back again.
But may we live, rI4t. t'- VI
So when death sha II come, BE-
We viii join thee
In that heavenly throng.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-01

Dear Reader Won't you and I, and all of
US rejoice when the editor gets through with
his task OF assessing lists. He is continually
telling us that he has so little time to devote
to the paper to enrich its columns and give in.
terest to his readers. Well we will bear with
him little longer--ihis week aud perhaps the
next-and Men-wc trust his report will be
sent to bis ranking officer. aud we will hear no
more about reports until another year rolls
round. o. what relief it will be !, It seems
as Il we could breath more freely in anticpa.
ton OF that consummatiop. AS we have licen Sc
to say what we please gentle reader, yen win
not forget that we are using little of the
freedom of the Loo.
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purify the blood. and expe aisease they purge out the
foul humors which breed and .gro disteper stimulate
sluggish or dsqrdersd organs Into their action and
impar healthy tone with strength the whole system
Not only do they the complaints every
BODY but also formdable and dangerous diseases. While
they produce powerful effects, The time
Diminished deses the sAst and physic EN-
pyea iorchtdren Being sngareoated they pleasant
10 -ke sne oeang Patsiy vssstabl from any rk
OF hAm Cures have been made which saTpsss beiaf
they not suestana ted by men Of exalted position ana
ehAraeter ~ 10 forbid the suspicion aath any
inent eieymen and physoa have lent their names 10
certify - the puslic the reliability OF remedies While
others have sent the their conviction that
our rfspAIons immediately to the relieof our
The agent below named u pleased furnish gratis our
American Almanac containing directions Tor the use and
esheAtss OF their cures. Of the following complAnts:
Co.siyass, Bllioss comPlant., Rlsam.,,m, Dsopsy,
He.itba.n Hssdaehs arising from foul stomach,
Isstion Morbid iescen Of the Bowels and Pain arising
hsrsfom. fiatuisrey Loss Of Appetite all Diseases which
m svaensat medicne. They aso purify the blood slim
sstss The esse es F.ay sempIsats which woud not
supposed they could reach, sucn Deafness, Partial
sisses.. NsurlE. and Nervous Irtbiiiy Dsrangsmsns
Nhe liver and kidneys 6out and other complaints
sh.ssroma low ssts Of the body or 0bstruclpns Of its
Do not % pat o BY rnpreped dealer. with other prep
trstions which they make profit Demand AYREs and
no others The sick want the best aid there Is them
tnd they ,hould have It.
Prepared By Dr. J. @. Azn Gee Lowell, Mass and seld
y 90 Will ARD and H. A. HEsDEs Druggists Ashiabaa,
and oe.lers everywhere. Ts7.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-01

1HE PEopLE's JOURNAL OF HEAirH. We
regret TO learnlta this truly valuable journal,
published at Chicsgo, is. for the present to be
suspended, We had missed its pleasant and
instructive pages upon Health and Physical
Educatioa, and now learn with regret from the
last No. which reaches US, of the serious illness
OF one of its proprietors, which has thus caused
the delay of its publication. We hope at some
future period to again greet its welcome face
upon our table and may it not auguish for the
support which it so justly merits. O.. ...
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-01

A FArAL AcCIDEST in Thompson occurred
Saturday morning, says the Chatdon Dem
ocrat. young man by the name of He p
pinger, came TO his death under the follow
ing distressing circumstances: He had
started for Painesville with load of lum
Der, supposed to be about 1900 feet
While driving along, the lumber, by some
means, got loose and began to slide off the
wagon, the horses took fright aud ran, and
be was unable to hold them or secure the
lumber. The wagon was upset, and about
half Of the lumber thrown upon bis body
almost entirely covering him from sight
As soon as the lumber could be removed, it
was touad his head had been crushed, aud
but slight movement of bis pulse percepti.
he. The horses broke from the wagon and
rau about mile. before they were stopped
They had run away with The unfortunate
young man few days previous. .gt.r
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Sheep-Shear ing Fair,

The Fair in Jefferson on the ooh nlt.
was fully as successful, says the Sentinel
as its o'ginators hoped, aud proved the
)real interest which our farners have in
wool growing. Mr.. HARRIS. editor of the
OHIO Farmer, was present and in the course
of an appropriate speech urged upon farm.
ers the policy of holding on to the p esent
clip of wool until they could get 75e for it.
The whole number of entries wes sixty sew
60, aud the receipts amounted to nearly o
hundred dollars. The attendance was
large. probably 800 persons visiting the
fair grounds during the day. In weight o f
fleece and sheep lthe show wos better on
the average than that of auy of the fairs
recently held on the Reserve.
Below is list of tire different kinds Of
sheep on exh ibition. showing age OF animal
and weight of fleece, with the premiums
awarded, furnished by the Secretary of The
Society. .a-. SOC
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-07-01
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