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Choice Roll Butter. &c.
4 Scientific Vegetable Preparation or
Rare Ingredients. Delicately Per-
fumpd.

4 Scientific Vegetable Preparation or
Rare Ingredients. ~Delicately Per.
fumed.
L5ni1H Hair CUR EearT and D-etr7. "
Lou51a Hair Clr ReJrr and Dreiag. -"
L9u47n Hair CJ5- Rct9re- and Dreriae. "
Esnf5l Hair cor Eea0-1 and Drearg "
I-Itvn restore gay hair to lie original colo.
Att wII make It grow on bald heads.
at will restore the natural secredous.
4-Tt will remove 40 oandruH and itching.
E-It viii make The hair soft glossy and as1IhIs.
cit will preserve the Orgual color 30 Old ave.
III VII prevent he hair from failing OFT.
SIT viii cure eli diseases Of the Fcap.
ct IS NOT A DYE.
RrErarrh-H is complete within ITSELF M other
dressing o. accomTamIment Of any KIND ben- re-
guraI. The lar o. renovated AMI strengthened,
an -~rfst0ret t0fts original color, s0fue1- aui Heau-
o., rtrcut ne appucat0u of mineral sl1s lu-es
lt s entirely different irom the mtny articles that
have been lssucd from tune % time, and 3 the
usLT Ey1us hTsrcEEs Of CoL1R and perfect HAIE
DEfssgu eoHEfsED. % is d~eLcately pe-imed, and
can be spilled BY hand, or son brush, a. % does
Dot 7iNu me SKIN or soil The tnestLurn.
10 TIE LADIES.
We would respectfully SIX the attention of Laiiss
% tbs ueH uuIFCrsu'ly popular hair preparation,
and remind them D.. The we'll established art That
many Of tie hair tones in vogue are not only pos-
ere-s Tor good, but absolutely ~peruc0gs, and To
often destructive in Their lnalenre upon ne growth
% he halr. The "LOudou Hair Color hezlorer
contains no substance that viii clog tle pores. bot
% does contain real n~o1rshmeot nr ne tesses
from Ehich Its roots spring. thus rendeuoE ihe bar
truly elegant and beautiful iu every PERIOD OF Iie.
On childrena heads t lays ,hef0lndaton o. q good
hssd Of har, and a. the lady's tolsth b. naspen-
sable.
Dos not ~ Hr. B1rae or h f1ef La-.
It j. The only sfte=ted arlcle thst sul ao4o.utsiF.
without secepeOn, restore the nalrt o t8 orEuai
color and beauty. canzllg % % Erog Ehcre Dc ha-
ALLEN on or become f1n. Price % p per bottle.
soli b. Dr. sEayue a S7n, @Nonh alEihstrseL
W-JAC. ". SMITH,
Cor Church and Vine Streets Nashville.
m1Y9-sm-tu ID al
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eoaorrhea, elect, Structures,
GIFT.
Sent BY mail IN a plaIn- euvFrous
BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD
'crofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters
Scales, BOils, Syphilis or Venerial

BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD
S~crofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters
Scales BOils, Syphilis or Nenerial
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
il offered 10 the puhHc as 4 positive cprs
5fPh4l1S OR NENERIAL pTSFAsFs ~ "a
aAAlIANS ROOT AND HERB JUICES S he
most potent, certain and ehecual remedy ever pre-
ScriOedi u Reaches and euadicstes evarv Dsrf,.is
me VenereM poison, so that the cure : tbororvb
md permanent. Take then. Ofthis Psryipg Rem
ely and De healed, snd not transmit Il vo1r No.
'el'y eAaL iof Nhlch you may repent 10 sier yesus
DO NOT DESP4KRi
Although you may Be pronounced iurursbre. he
ssmahtsn's RootsndH erb Juices win r-frocr ayS-v
yesuse OF Impurities from lie system IL Val A. N
the bad effects OF mercury.
FEMALESI FEMALEsu
IN msny affections with which Plumbers Of Fe-
mAes soder, the ROOT ND HERB JUICES Is
most happily daptec-in Ucersted Utares. in ieu
SorrnGa, Al bearng dOsn, Falling Of thp womb
DeoIiy' and Tor all complaints Incident to tho sen
Samaritan's Wash
l., IN case q syphilis. used in co5u5ct.o, vt,
'nS N'ot sho hero Juices. Full directions.
lus shescy o! these remedies Is slge ackuovI.
susJa ~ llyscaha snd patients. Il-y are raaE
In the Q. s. Hospitals. thus p,.f.r-. fe
many o. our brave soldiers.
From N Banaa0-s Son.
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY or TgF "a
AAEITAN'S Remedies.
"Posr H0sPrAL. Foar M.n4.UF
baltimore, Nd, Tsh. 81 lsr4
- have great sabsfaenou IN ststng rst have
used "Ihs S'rldrltuI hcueia" for Neosr.ss ~
esse m It's most customary forms tbsf I hsv. -
Aem WITH Judgment discretion, and properly. ami
Ave I9una them TO respond 90 my anticipation
promptly and enectIsly. KNOWING Their I.r,r,T
siuon, have the fullest confidence IN thsr eHcrky
snd g lar as my use Of them extends 1 recommend
thSm strongly. ArrgrD ~ -
Assistant Surgeon 9TH New YORK V6.s
Lett be understood that these remedies are as
recommenced, and viii positively cure the dsess4-
Tor Whlch they are offered.
Pnce Of hLe Packages, Ssmsrtan'- Gin $500.
EenAe 500 Root and Herb Juice s. %; Wssb
81 cents.
sold BY WI. &C. ". SMITH. Druqrss
Corner Church Sn4 Vine Streets
AAsHYILLE, IgSs.
Philadelphia.
Jsnl5-Gm.
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LIQUORS.

3 Bhls Alcohol, ss per cent.
76 per cert.
Q Proof Spirits,
2 Pitts Whisky, pure, Er Med. purposes.
Pure French Brandy,
Holland GIu,
Puro Por, Madeira and Sherry Wines,
For sale low. by EWIN & PENDLElO1.
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HKLKBOLDs RosR WASH.

An e~rcelent Lotion Tor Diseases Of a HypauEc na-
TIRE. and a. al injection IN disenses Of Tie u1naJ
Organs, arsIng frufn hauts VI dlsaIpaton, uaed 10
connection wlL ts Ertracts buchu add 5araaDa-
U.La. in such dneases az recommended.
Evidence Of The most responsible and r8uaEd
character VII Gccompany the nsdcnsa.
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FEMALESI

Although you may be pronounced iu.urstIa m.
Sma1tsn' R0otsndHerb Juices VIII r-frovr ayG-V
sesuse OF impurities from lie system Al y-l A. III
The bad effects OF mercury.
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PAINTS.
VARNISHES.

3 Bbls. Copsl yaruisn, I Bib Japan Namish,
2 " Coach " Flowing
One barrel BLACK Leather.
For sale low, bY EWIN 8 PEbDLETON.
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In msny affections with which numbers Of F-
males suder, the ROOT And herb JUICES is
ulost happily daptec-in Ucersted Utaras, IN Ieu
Iorrloea, AZ bearing dOsn, Falling Of che womb
beoliy, anu Tor all complaints incident Co ths ssy
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Nashville, Tennessee.
just Received,

200 Barrels Flour,
200 Bags and half Bags Flour,
100 Barrels Sugar,
Is Sacks :Cofse,
5 Barrels Syr1p,
10 Kegs Belcher's Saint Louis Syrup,
3 Casks Sugar Cured Hams,
800 Barrels Country Hams,
200 Bags Bohsd Neal
1000 Barrels Sal,
Lard in Barrels, half Barrels and Kegs.
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ROOMS NO. 1,
Commercial Hotel,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

Testimonial.
Having seen some Of Or. Aborn's Surgical per
formances, and his very eztrsO rdinary success N
removing all chronic and other Diseases after an
other means hat failed, 1t Chords me great plss-
sure to bear testimony to wnat { have seen and
know.
The Doctor has enjoyed very unusual facilities
for acquiring a most thorough knowledge Of the
human system, both IN this and other countries,
and his special ability 10 detect the nature Of the
disease, as well a. his sound Judgment 10 applying
the proper remedy, account for his unparalleled
success.
To sill persons laDoring under diseases that may
have been pronounced iBcurabIe, ] would say, CAS-
one who syInpathiBes with suffering humanity lose
no time in awaiting ]younelf Of he nd ans II cure
at the Doctors rooms.
msy7-Sm REV. D. McCARTER.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-10-18

ACLEAE SELL MA q shrewd county,
man was IN New York the other ilddy,
gawky, uucppth, and innocent looking
enough, in, reality with biz, eye teeth cut,
Passing tp Chatham street, through, the
Jews quarter, he oft was encou tered
with iniportunities TO buy, From almost
every store me'one rushed out in ac.
cordance yiihC,be anhoyinaVcustc d!
that street, to seize upon aud try to force
him to, burehase, At Astoneg dizzy look.
ing fellow caught him by the arm end
clamously urged him TO become one OF
his customers. WgE
"Have you any Ghe shirts p inquired
the counttymap, with aAvsry innocent
look. rp}.GySF5, n
n"A splendid assortment, sir. Step 10,
sir. Every price. and every style. The
shcapest 10 the sifees sir,,b S
= -"Are they ialean3' 10, ,asli
"To be sure, sir. !. Step in"
"Thep,q resumed the cogntrymap, with
perfect gravity ,'spqt pqlttloFp one %, foryop need
The rsgco1 Of the shoptesper may may '.be Is
imagined % the oountrynan, turning up
on bic heel, qnietly pursued his way:
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Fi.e Newspaper.

An exchange says the. newspaper has
become great "institution" in this coun-
try, and is read by all classes, the highly
cultivated as well as those occupying a
more humble sphere. Newspaper read,
ing, in fact, forms about ali the kuowl-
edge great mauy--may We not say Q
majority-have the time OF inclination tc
acquire. Yetw win venture 60 say theer
are none who earn their bread BY men,
tai labor, that are subject to SO many On
,noyances and vexations in the multifari.
GUS duties which they are compelled to
perform, and who for such services re,
lceive 50 little remuneratious as. editors.
"iie pencils and scribblesRii dayltand oil
~, Z, night, -. Saalasi
? While Sleep holds'the esrthin her chains
And pain in the neck and ablur in the ey
4 is ali the reward he obtai1S."
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Good Night.

How commonplace is the expression,
and yet what volumes it may speak for
all future timel We never listen 10 its
passage that this thought does not force
itself upon us, bGlthe tone in which 1t is
uttered never SO gay. The lapse Of few
fatal hours or minutes may surround and
hedgeit with horrors, that Of all the mil
lions words which q lifetime has record.
ed, these two little words alone shall seem
to be remembered. Good night the lit
tie child has lisped as it passed to a
brighter morn than ours the lover with
his gay dream Of nuptial morrow /; the
wife and mother, all the fragile threads
Of household cares still in Sher fingers ;
the father with appealing eyes Of child
hood oil unans wcrcd. Good night that
seal upon days past and days to come
what hand so rash US TO rcnd aside the
veil that hides its to morrow.
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ADMINISTRATOR SALE on
y. REAL ESTATE. l b

In pursuance Of an order granted by
the Probate Court Of Ashland County,
Ohio, ! will offer for sale at public auc-
tion, on Saturday, the 26th day of 0cto.
Der, 1865, at Q O'Clock P. M, upon the
premises, the following described real es.
tate, situate 10 the county Of Ashland,
aud State of Ohio: Being twenty acres
of the following described tract Of land,
to wit: The south east quarter of section
thirty (3o), township twenty three (2S),
and Of range fifteen (l5), (save and ex-
cept fifty acres off Of the north end Of
said qrarter, now owned by Daniel Leh-
man, containing one hundred and ten
acres, more or less, said twenty acres be.
ing located ia said ITO acre tract Of land
as follows, to wit fourteen acres on the
west side of said tract lying and being
north Of the centre of the Orange road
and six acres on the east side Of the, land
lying and lying south Of the centre Of
the Orangeiroad. f,fy yt4 'ga
Terms Of sale, one third in hand, one
third in one year, and one third in tive
years 'front.' the day of sale, withIinterest
the payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold. ? ~. 90 ,si
.l5' rs JOHN P. SMALLEY
Administrator of William Davidson, do
ceased,fos s5, l..rt..e
September 70, 1885. At 81. rra
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Remain Excitementin Engl and
-Trid Of The Prisoners as
Dublin.

QUEENsTowN, Oct. 1.-The Fenian
prisoners were brought before the police
magistrates at Dublin yesterday, inclu.
ding the editor and proprietor Of the Irish
Peoples ,Newspapsrs apdsMr. Berry
The Queens counsel appeared for the
crown and. made a. yIopg speech. He said
that within the last fortaisi& f3, 500 had
arrived from America to be expended in
revolutionizipg Ireland, and by that days
mail the Government had intercepted a
letter for. one of the aprisoners named
Lapper, containing a drafttlfor $3.50 on
the House of Rothsohilds, and several
other letters containing balsef exchange,
The making of pixies has been extensive
ly carried on. One of the prisoners had
made two thousand Of these rhurderous
weapons. Numerous revolvers and breast.
plates had also been found in possession
Of the prisoners connected with the
Irish Peoples Newspaper. He quoted
an incendiary paragraph urging the en-
ployment Of force from a number of that
paper which was about to be issued when
seized. Mr.. Barry concluded bis speech
by asserting that the Fenians were pow
erful, both in ireland and America. He
trusted that this affair would end forever
such hopeless conspiracies. Evidence
wasthen given against the prisoners, and
some Of them we're identified as connect.
ed with the suppressed Feuian organ.
The investigation is still pending and will
probably last for several days.
At a private examination Of six Of the
Fenians at Dublin Castle yesterday, it
was put in showing that tie plot of the
FeDians was of the most sauguinary
character. II was to write down tbs no.
bility, The aristocracy and the land own
ers, and assassinate them all on the
breaking out Of the rebellion. The Duke
of LeiDoter and others were specially ma.
med for assassination. sThe linen manu-.
facturers and others were to be called on
to give materials to support the cause,
under threats of determination and con.
fscation Of their property ifthey refused
to do so. The evidence Of treason against
lhe prisoners is said to be most complete
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

John Maurera .o) In Ashland County
.3 cvs.s1sy ID ffuHpoCOurt 10 ge!
Samuel Maurer ct al Of Common Pleas.
T Samuel Maurer, Amanda Mauref, Eliza
Marrer, LGcfeiia Maursr, Joseph Maurer.
Eliza Dillier, Hannah Dillier, Loretta Dilier,
Emoline Dillier, Rebecos Jane Dillier, Laura
Ann Dillier David Maurer and Eliza Jane
Maurer, all Of Ashland County in the State
Of Ohio, and Jacob Matrer.. Rehecca Metcalf
intermarried with Dani el Metcalf, Mary Loch-
nier intermarried with Jacob Lochnier, Henry
Wyatt, Nathan Wyatt, Hannah Wyatt, Andrew
Wyatt, Sarah Jane Wyatt, Elizabeth Wyatt.
Louisa Wyatt. all Of the County Of DeKalb,
in the State Of Indiana, will take notice that
petition was fled agairt them on the 26th
day Of September, A. d. 1855, in the Court
Of Common Pleas. within and for the County
of Ashland, by john Maurer, and is now pen-
ding, wherein the said John Maurer, demands
partition Of the following real estate. lying
and situate In Ashland County and State Of
Ohio, to-wit the north west quarter Of secc.
tion six (e,l township twenty [2Ol and range
fifteen rl6 i and that at the next term Of said
Coart, the said John Maurer will apply for
an order that partition may be made Of said
premises. 53 .3
50 ts. JOHN MAURER, '
~ by wm. B. McCarty his Atty.
I September 27-nol6y20f. 'a
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The Bible. }

Out oft have come all the pure m or.
alities. From it have sprung all sweet
charities. II has been tho motiv power
ofregeneration and reformation tomillions
Of men. 1t has comforted the humble,
consoled the mourning, sustained the
suffering, and given hustD and triumph
to the dying The wise old man has lal-
len asleep with. it folded on his breast =
Tho simple cuttager has used it for dy-
ing pillow and even the innocent child
has breathed his last happy sigh with his
fingers between its promise-ireighted
leaves. "'l =
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! The BIG cHHrsa The Big ,capadi
chess, weighing 1000 lbs, exhibited at
the State Fair at Utica, was thrown down
an embans ment near Napahce a few days
ago, and broken in several pieces. The
accident was occasioned by the car on
which it was being transported running
off the track. The owner who was great,
ly enraged, demanded and received ST,
500 from the Grand Trunk COppanyi -ps
damages.
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The action Of the General Convention
Of Che Protestant Episcopal Church, now
in session in Philadelphia, in relation to
Church Restoations ahdf Reunion, is in
happy and wholesome contrast with the
action of the Old School Presbyterian
General Assembly, which was in session
last May The Episcopal Convention is
manifestiDg a Christian spirit toward
Epicopalians who we're 10 the Rebellion;
while the Presbyterian Assembly mani.
tested to consignNto the Devil the entire
Church in the Southern States. States.
man. asfSag sn9E
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,FO7TCE.

Marg. A. Riblet J Ashland County Court Of
rs. Common Pleas
Emanuel Riblet. Divorce.
THE said Emafuel Riblet is hereby notl-
fed that Margaret A Riblet has filed her
Petition In the Office Of the Clerk of the Court
of Commsn Pleai within and for the County
Of Ashland and State Of Ohio, charging the
said manuel Riblet with having been duly
convinced at the July term, 1856, Of tho Court
of Common Pleas for said County Of Ashland,
oi the crime of assault with intent 10 commit
murder. and then and there duly sentenced
by said Court to confinement in the Peniten.
tiary Of this State for the term Of one year,
aud in pursuance Of the said sentence, the
said Emanuel Riblet is now confined in the
Penitentiary of the Slate Of Ohio. and asking
that she may be DIVORCED from the said Eman. .
uel Riblet, which Petition will stand for hear.
ing at the next term of Said Court.
Dated this 18th day of September, a. D.
1866. MARGARET A. RIBLET,
By VIM. D. McCarty, her Atty.
September 20, lS65-nl6tf ,iauau.c
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NOTICE.
tGka 70
Mary Jane shcsrer In Ashland County,
Us. Court Of Common Pts
Stephen Burd, OF al.

csI ,visnUJ eD 81 9i'1ei em : aAsi.r
Sephsn Burd, Of ashland County, and State
Of Ohio. Sarah Ann Cunningham, inter mar.
ried with Francis Cunningham, Of WashingS
ton County, in the State. of PennsylyaJ IA,
William Butd, il. whose plase of residenoeis
unknown, but supposed 10 be somewhere an
the Stats Of Onaifornia, and Catherine Bnrd,
fthe county Of Ashland, and State Of Ohio,
will take notice that o petition was fled
against them on the 2lst day Of September,
A. D.l865, in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county Of Ashland, by
John s. Shearer and Mary Jane Shearer and
is now pending, wherein the said John s,
Shearer aud Mary Jane Shearer, demand par
tition Of the following real estate, to wit /:
the west half OF the north west quarter Of sec
tion twenty one ell township twenty (20,)
and range fifteen (l5,) containing eighty (s0,)
acres; also twenty fve (26,) acres of the
north part Of the west half of the south west
quarter of section twenty one (2l y township
twenty (20,) and range fifteen Q6,) and that,
at the next term of said Court, the said John
s. shearer and MarJ Jane shearer will ap-
ply fer an order that partition may be made
Of said premises. Htp Fi
sa,is JOHN s. SHEARER, q
MARY JANE SHEARER
by VIM. B. McCarty their Atty.
Ashland, Sept. 27th, '65-vol2Onoi6.
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Tnr Rrronr plscounrEous. a

The REToRT DIsCoURTE0Us.-A q
convention of clergymen not long since,
it was pro. osed by one Of the members,
after they had dined, that each maa en-.
tertaio the company with some interest.
ing remarks. Among the rest, one drew
on his fancy, aud related dream. In
his dream he went to, heaven, and he de-
scribed the golden streets, &es5 AS he
concluded one Of the divihes, somew hat
noted for his penurious and money saving
habits, stepped up to the narrator, and
inquired, iOcoscly;dg QuUOy bn6 b
Well, did you see anything Of me in
your dream r . vi IJH q 1 q
eyes, I did."
"Indeed, what was I doing ~
"You we're on yout.knees." ~ =
"Prayins,swas II"
mo, sefaping up the gold"
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HEALTHY DRINKINa WATER.-The
Columbus, (ldiss9 Lader sovs:

N'7'7'V
We are reliably informed that one Of
the wells on the "barrack" grounds, that
is used by the freedmen and women, hav-
ing become unfit to drink from, by raa
son Of strange scent and nanseating
taste, it was ordered to be cleaned out,
when the bodies ofGtteen negro ufants
we're found in Che we'll This comes too
direct to admit of any doubt; there is no
''grape vine" about IL. ---,''-'-'-s-sss''--,
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
Henry Smith 'o In Ashland County c0ur'

NSN'y SA 'u - N'' NN~,'
Henry Smith % ct al. Common Pleas.
Henry Smith Of Hardin County, Ohio; Cath
arine Andrews intermarried with 0bed An
drews of Ashland County, 0hio, Thomas
Charles Of Richland County. Ohio, James
Smith and All 90 Smith of Hardin county o.,
will take notice that q petition was filed
against them on the Soth day of September,
A. d. 1895, IN the Court, Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county Of Ashland, by
Henry N. Smith and is now pending, where,
in Henry N. Smith demands partition of the
following real estate, to wit Being 46} acres
of the east side Of the north east quarter Of
section number sixteen, (l6), township num-
Der twenty four, (24), and range number six
teen, (l6)i ;thirteen acres of the south west
quarter Of section Number nine, o.. township
and range aforesaid, and twenty one and one
fourth acres of the north east quarter Of SEQ
ton number sixteen. tlGl, township and
range aforesaid, and that at the next torn Of
said Court the said Henry N. Smith will spr
ply for an order that partition may be made
ofisaid premises. saU.s.-.,d ,5
by Kenny and Ca mpbell his Atty's.
October g. nol7 6w, 1891 H'tf,- .sni i1f
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!, ASHLAND, OHIO WtEDlNsDAY, OCTOBER 1s 1865
~ a54g

Best harness do do diploma. Y !
CABINET WARE.
Best table, Wm 3 Doolittle---Sl,0 90
Domestic M,nataeturs--lst Glass.
Best woolen blankets, Thomas
Bushnell = :. ---..--.------ S1,00
Best piece flannel, Jane Galloway 100
Best piece cloth, W G. Galloway
diploma and -.E- -.--r.1--s 30
Best wool knit stpckings, Mrs N
A Gleun.--y. L--sr- .-s--l--S 30
Best rag carpet, Mrs Sarah May 90
Best diaper linen, Mrs Redding-. 100
Best double coverlet, Miss Lucin.
da Convert i 90
Best single coverlet, Mrs A Nelson 30
Domestic Aanufacture-3d Class.
Best ! doz brooms, H II Purdy.. 90
Best do do OK handles, David
Latchar DO
POULTRY.
Best ducks Thomas Bushnell.--- 80
Best chickens A Armsntrout- 30
Ornamental Work. e,
Best ornamental Penmanship Miss
NJ Bushnell diploma aud 100
Best Embroidered handkerchief
Mrs John Dougherty.---.---t
Best Quilt Miss L Covert. 100
Second do Mrs A Nelson 30
Best collection ornamental needle
b Work Mrs A Nelson-------- 100
Best silk shard bonnet Mrs K j
/ Moneysmith- h--------------( -(diploma)
MISCELLANEOUS.
Best balmorel skirting II Norris-- 100
Best cake cover Miss Sarah Potter dip
Best maple syrup Fl Norris---.-. 6O
Best case millinery goods Mrs E.
j MoneysmIth- th-----------... 90
Best ornamental worsted needle. .
work Mrs White so
Best mule colts from same Jack
Riser, Jr.- diploma
Best hair flowers Miss Musser-- so
VIM. o. PORTER, Secretary