davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-10-14

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lne tnoWihe tanie ehoKa tht Eeteipa And s1pa2ehta
foe tue ecssees"adlns sluis la.: year:
Lumber. IHF.hH ar.K&jj
Eifnssrs Ne.......s..s..s.....,,.s V41od1 lsi4uD
lAlh, observation-disclosures. 24Aun N9MlJ
ItMRER-The,n w.s Hetfcr Auyn.pa FIR rsrcnas
tnday mi n,trrs r11lc1 snr q .nrr On r,nnnn snH
1e1i srsdrs ii the eiose several esrso-s Ieuaiasd
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it etLtr snd boards II AlS5:s t..
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;st tt9lss sao 1ca10s a. AssA-as' soa1 os aAa"en q
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LMnM fepE n4Gue1' tt"H I1nsAe&ao' - II Il et1lpe
md !x'aftt 81 St ~
ai,.t ~. .:a.I,i' :; $:;nS .. c, n,m.-
,tr. .n,, Isnr.,. ~ II. 5o ~" 0@ @eA' A- - ~
,,,: Y.;t ., = resI s9 tsT5s from aafsesoa Is III 1t
a'a r'i1s II g; .it y :isa,SId !: Bytia5.t
ffaa rhlneieft ~ ea'a " h'aaessfa & tt's-
=.
, 1869-10-14

FNnooHE1: WHrTXAx.-Thr trs a. Mnshct Gle a-rd
yc:trrtAy, will! tho extu,aner j. l. HAllaEc Ia t3w-
Itch III et1fe se liktcf-t 50 to tte aid q the
b.luAnFF IL l.. ftn<n. ASHORE n.!!b Gf Aatnc PoIhs
u: ,St.1toSEK NATE 'iis.HMas,Ifhs tug Center Y,
hoonrr ate lfHehnsu II ST. trlrnA lslapd r. tle
F.1Efs IT Aaekfuse- VI art Informed that tt tiiuch
mau urnk htflnrr " Fh~ s.oul.. where che threw
overheard Soltion Of her hrek Lad anA tnt ctI.
wien the ptrertd ~ 1t. He1rna. At which pefat tho
IT Hr'tl.. the Cattatn weus ..ore and tecustx tl.
EfFert & t"s Ern r. lamp sni KEEP her tr-r Of nsrF
ri kona. cA M In the III thc Fa'e af tr seb,oEG:
julia Snth and The ye.sci has Acc1rdloft i tusnss,
yer to sl trrhst-- Shr 1ss s rid rt.i u hrs
pr,hatls 4 ! III. tr,"s.- Hiis'~ae e S.n.-'. l5A
FHtsM LAKE SCPEN1oR--The r!np-f1rr P@rta- Ar
1Ntd SulnAs stk,. She 1T: ErAxc u&tohrT T. y:
ls.hk i1kwf.rd v. uEdyn. And De!le Shr7. Ian.
ntte government Rtcarcr sra:ra: tra!e uuee!A i.n.
!sauc. .ud Nom ~, l.'iua ". AIrred # rnTt!sc
ri, At ~ shr -th. The rlowinE v*.clt rrrt
In t.rt: Sehrs Saginaw. Jurn, t;taee MarrAy. Chne!
ts k. City u tawx4; bark Grase Gfe.uw.13 AMI two
then: ais. tht Northern Light bound nj. and the On
ii',:51 n.@t'. ~ II, sit .hc,S-f Arr. M.ss. 4
snd oor stss at Wal.ka nay, ttoant dovn Arrtsel
lH.Ie. Worhnkto. Fv.rwtn .ni aiys. III The csnsi
tsursl ut, Let. the f.nh ttetnb7 q. at6 n. Mrt
-'csrr krutsHat> at Dh.i-rh. sc1rourrs 4 IL M''.a
I'd Apn.r =; t;sursr = Seid.h .na tnr rs?~lst A!e
Hi.A ~-ee ii E,snuf, b'snt an-.n TIKI NAan h>,
= ia N t&,-.Jt whc iu Lake Slpcrlr. IN: Pa
life e11rtlcntfd hrseS h a H3ntt thfoufho:tt ths
n und ttt1-i'sts"s Its3. ttes /.
, 1869-10-14

siGEap-Ttse .ssP.ir "a again l4,ss, aat p.sec1
s:r wax and isrrfalar, th5atb, sMarit a7A.Ae
harkr RANGING As 81 lpoAt 70 rrT heAd for tnfrrtr:
lssA: s1 III cctansan to u,ediufa ana Il S1aA3lW
= xHnt n ctH,xnc.
, 1869-10-14
FrN TorE {lry f:uof. Mn rrcs

,,.s s,,,!! fnit f1, tr.i: rr,.srt a:t. .a..
~ ii!n y st"rrEtF TT Fs II eia.I; liz eunlu."n
@leo'fAA. LII 3 AtrsAkf. IT fia5sH,
, 1869-10-14
TAESE 1.ANsES, SENIVaRY
AGENTS WANTED.
A0 0A0 Z y W LIZ Z IO0
EOQk iGf.NIS WiATED FOR
STRUGGLES AND TRIU4PHS OF
P, I. BARN u MI.

Written tr HImseA In Ore Lxrrr Oe:aro yuln:ae-
nruiy Sc Pa<es r-Et.~t In Fa stiss asd t:.s.nsn
ThDF15- 5-&hrtr lurAHnE tull Fn3~ k14FAv1aF1.
II +MeEsecs taRr1 fkAnx hkc.,LLtrlIaxs Vi hia
Buss Ir. Ntsrka.:, MAn1sr-, N.ns rf. 1<~taret,
ts failure tie 'uce,.f.I sar"praa rnr. aud inSofs
iant hLtuzxsl md ttsson.l r-pltk1
Z esnsAlns VI sr!tif.tei l<stme On the Ant %
MONEY tiE1f7* etth rse% Slcr,-s su HIsiaes< iSx
e *s-ns. anh s.ikt. :otte sr.: HEAD tas 1p>ss
J. l. HtfKN 7 90 Il .:!t.irts Uat:f II q aa
, 1869-10-14

+ t'AHHffN-Therr wa. ! n,rstr- a+ns.nd and qmSsA.
Tens wg!e AsaAf - inlnWt: k!Ikv rA1i1ea. Ing
:ast.ttr: ne; star l7susts.te; na'sttt's sssstluc
tGh-Wsss Ia rsht sappy. An4 uptef Faod Do.
pAtkans. -
FHlIaTs AND NUTS IhIs snArket wa without In.
rcfsart rhsufu 10 .sy. hudpe.s wea synrfsAy r.
!. 1lrd fAlr. and ttss well slstl1ued Tot al do
blshsltps " q III .tr;
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK uAEKET,

WxrNrapAr EvEyly.s, OH, Is
TEr following talrr show the daily trrrtt and -hir
tcsta I. Hss st.. daElns the II thts .ryutus
, 1869-10-14
STEAM DIRECT TO L0H0OH.
Inndnn and Var Tnek SfaansAIa liz

Sttsner k,-tn;ah.tr l., Inndna sr,3 r1t- NJ Z
etth Rire:s fc1s fusk. Pat+.Ee At ~. 81 sad ~
EI7tEty+
4txaasx. ..--.t te:ph~f = nov -
1st.Akt ~ lambs ~. H7eG.ea, 1faree PARA Ant-
Erfr And k:t fsNsp. raeAtt.: e;.trnry rai. ep2fY
K.S II = hsr1ds.n cs.| ~ SG;s s II aS EAa
t!uN LAND q AsfISwALi- - so..a II. nsv
, 1869-10-14
Illinois and dtEh h3Hnn t'nhha.

- MM11ssAt.ihr. INT. l3--f p. m.
Ahntvkp-wn4 ard Hsux. Io1rt 7,41 Id nAis Il VI
irst Nutts. AUG lA cotu aGp b, nAtss Waye. MDfFls
kta ~ s.rn. 1&u In fsts: thEaisth. lork.prt. 81
~. a.a! ~ - r 9ra,: lo.s.sttsts t<ay,nt q ri.
Ri Ansr. i<Mo.t+ y yes ttnne: Advance L-ueat. ii
s:.et,.. lAmsa. = n. tue: ii /. ls,.!st. l1tnan.,
= - etchfs O. ". WAArt, lsx.,4t y yds stonc. n
"sIAsr. ": Lraon " ~ ssonc: Etithsr. Lriaoni i
Aentea'o,. L1r"nt- = r. strue, Gcc,n Judd ~
.,ae.t M.sy Ore5. sa< ~ id toae; prop 'Tss. Aua
Observation-Disclosures N.sker. temcnt Heht. M~ty
& s.; ssrl 's,; I 4 n ,t r . 1Is Fsssh S:i,s
lIia salt: y. 4 t<asM Gtt.~a. slsa fl lu!aFer Il
ht!sttsntrr Otis r. ~ scet uusbc1 lI5 fgrs tim
Lei, l&sAGCp aLluz1rs. '~
Nktnot3okr, tltt i5-pp,m
;, CtEtnxr10ei! ttunts7 81 Ct II i aia ia
A;I.<tn.. , I'm. shtaFl-t ri. ~ nAsx: s.: i
wsvr w.; Asr,i. ,,rh, hsnss T. l"ass. !tnt: K..Ins:
N.,,.t NMs,.st liasn. ssna; Nh; s@sas .s.
T. J. F,siee: lfn,eas isa, ts+o }ua. i<rsaat. lsa.
ltt ths, Azt-i stAfs and Stripes, t44nont lifhf;
n. *tn "na. lAtnont iIkht. Adveacn Iltnstt, ilshi
ALMFru-- Moh1teh. tr&ksNst ks& b. rom ip.tn
T-'1EEt rusSs ba1Trl UEr ar. Jut.-s x0u4 ~ ii Is
taI.l: Gem F.aSa IN IN
, 1869-10-14
New Tcrk Lie Atxek Market.

NV Yn1k, 0ct. Il
Betf C.st5e-Recttpts. ~ hrsd. 10 eh17xe- CsstIe
Shrcr kad La,ans- Rerrt7ts. css had: ma:krs ret
troak for Gad ttocks sales II ~ sic. LaUtA sSaac
, 1869-10-14

.b:a asn.ns. ! usss.a.s ~. t:Ssstes.: R.s
"lr.t and con :scp ,se".sto. fye III Via: 4
CT :*. 3 sss &C. &C % r., . s9;.'1iS R
sesf liz ssas.. 9hss st =: sehr: ul.yssn Ssiie
re:aaia aslsnted Te tas+iss xus.fSpsui. we1s p1s
Ws.s1 a. 1s4e: seht Vanssr MA: Il is. 10 osHcF;
wheai At 1s1s 10 Hus,s"hafte ( :. i. @aas @.sase,
iDGp D1rn III q s Ri'Is hs '. + ,, un,.
comparatively fn7s1srt f.Trr,s 1Ss,,piaIn hit res
s' st 10 e .1c s IT, rs,fs s tn.
sitr. III, s:r trry iss thr ll4rt Lid vt.sl. sfc
nrt.d tha1sef. BIZ irs;ao laset, i:ts Taaa. a;s -
!:'s:t:'1d. ! 40 :ea.,:r KesTr,fxs vbss:s p:
ilairtyr i. G;e, si.na. D. /. ss!.ssnes l. H. uansy &
sesw 4 ~s1 u 1eans t.ua Sase1s ~ to IT, e.
trnit Ike ,.'r III. ~ ~ ~
tri to Bunslo Il sL:s .th.onr. besmais Ss.t TX, 70
'Aats' :" tee ---
w,.7,,,, ,,,.>,, p!..,.ess;
s..y :. GEE naef Pt sby % sps.S I'd. c
;ss% + re" asa Z, hrsx1 hns sss1
.p e. e1ts "a Id
nanss ssb c.1so II Il 80 .ss. q e.a aa IT, I'll .te
Ghsmp;on cni i1os Mt9s, On Wana.r 10 her ss.i r..
stlrr w. --~"1"a ~ 49, "-'''.
M1t7uEAps t;oyr-On Wednesday,. Crto,cre 4 .bn
sfTsI u e. waie entri.! sv.1 is =
&c Z. ti q. % 5sreh sc,' sna va t.r tssen u
soaad t's T%eAa. '''0 '''']A "1' "e 'a1ea a1'
sl:s. tc ssiss down Iase Uufon sg,.sy. Il js1 .,
H. " ss atr,rt 81 s,tst ia.sn NAM, n.Tn g.
I'm ..anth.sn. ~ e.nr ~, In W. W. sn. ~
ibb<cia sGy xTtiTrd Mt D.i:oit a. Hrsanr n,rs,;.S
~ ~ ~ III
90 cs,n, '' 1a's sA'e'" 'e'9'' ''sa'
wr,rt ri H. .ra.,nrr ~. Nnii, ia IN W. s!s "
t,SA - t.S .Ast seIs h4ut AAa Ae 1<F3t re-
, 1869-10-14
WATCHES,

THE C0LLInE NETAL WATCH FACNORf.--
Eeatf' A..f E.A4f;es' a.zsz-
The els WASHES, n snrna:a2re *.aa faf ti,un an
ith y: 81 r:,.A.ed rr x.N gold :Tstrs-< FL
TINY. El.Ft;AS:E, FINISH And DERthttt a
Mct.l ERR :he ,n:s.n,ss alt< 4 r ~q-al u SA
Evcfy watch {alfs &tt-i hr f+rtiEcx.-,
CHAINS FRON aaso r.
JEWEtkrIE4I ~ EaSate;;es:r1:f y f'2ds 'scEs q
Hut:ozs l<e1r:-. ssnd4 ttnn.f.tiuxN tsla"e.r:s
Csa11Ee ODD Feo. 1sa Ma Lii: !A.. &C. Al u :5t
at54 arxnre and <-r1-. .-g
10 (:Lt1HN--H here NJ WA:ehrs n-* orde-ed A. one
tIsoe we VII, eepd one e1srs W.eA t1.-. u ehassc
Gocdt tsst to Anr ra.. q s.r Gs;:e1 s:a:ss By q
tes: NTH thc o.dr.- hs b. std xhea kols sfs
I&tep from The e11r.s u:ee Catolatts !us.s pa5 ~
f0rr orrt b- tiieetiJ II T. u ordcTaE- HEEst
D aicly .he nAEno. :ps1, eetSnsf I'd Ss9i...
~ ir:radwAv. St.v Torf
, 1869-10-14

Hr(;>-Tkr h rEarkct t7~aeti duii and weak ta.s
Mofltn Mt. thu aar rdsAnerH. th< Gt1n 4ud In
ttr-Fd Md th- Feeling teapr a,raaerr. xd tho eoe
tLs So i2d;sssn sasat tn:provf:asas "a EF.s =,
:sst; .tic md c, f. :u,s. sni. :?drt eesl d.9.na
srcarHt. fbr ptrttF He. elcsre"t. sl wert
tFt.1d II $40 . Ter tofrrtnr to e,rnnou:
" .salat0 tnr ea:1a- Thr na:s'dr t1r-t.:taa WA
isssa - III iyll"tnr as1e II tbe ."I rss s4 usass
, 1869-10-14
EDUCATIONAL.
TKuF Fr1AI.E SENlyIRy

TKNF EE3lLE SEMINARY.
Thes tE.tutea ,Ees3 t.c a.t,sustsi a.1ysp.ssxs d
ortr 50 year. sueressftt ., ,<r.t,o.
fvtT fAe1fttJ trlr died f.s a thrn.HFh er.rss u
aef}s .! E.nse = T. .hfs J:rtrr. and trAe4kra
1OtSG LANiESs SEMINARY,
fsLkS CtlfF. LHNts lsLASn. un.urpss.ed tx tn
hnrte rrIsr and rte ,1 a.I adv x1..a<t- t1rea.
.. p. 7ir + III S-F'"l. sis:eea Hr.kp, eua1.sscss
'<'- 80 t1' s K Il iHrawoou, rssreit..
, 1869-10-14

= IN 1NlEf,
Fairs urrr bring maar II ttr frIl9wfcE prrr-:
sAHiH -Sa@
NJ. RAH I'd. IaoHa
Tl.tckhcfS-flre tltkrs to be Two tle.l~s In thick
rrsA. " ~.
t4Ersh-St1tr+n tnehrs-
-at" ..r ri tn.t nhLed when Transferred. which
elsrte follows The shingles.
, 1869-10-14

SrrelAl pesYatea to The CAltaFo Trilaina
fatrn I,owx-prnrs Eqnst,t Arf tl&sna: hsSxs
Atrs Wrfz. sastrn. CnEs..taitou A.sts.,iEr, aisa
Cavalier. ,esss CsIA cht A. r. r.eh ke-an,t,-e
Lsll, '7''7' - - W. '
rassri, Cr-rrop. CRY # Thacto and Window:
fsrk AarsH, tenrs' Ratntr,w and Clara PaIkts,
HISs-S.I:.ihh It.
, 1869-10-14
MAI,T
WYeth { Vanderyoort Maltins Co.

fos. and 4 bEithISno-Av.
bare siupJs IN hxud large GtoekA Of Barley, Ryn
MhrA4 and Teas MA.- which *s pdeE to bre<cr md
dst{leES 1t lowest mAIfFt prtees- AAes Milling done
FRlQ.
, 1869-10-14

huNkl.shks Of t6H ~ pure stralud II 90
sela.1 weak II nc fasrina I.nsr: Tn,ntl.y roller
scA r. l-;te1 r1s..A, ei4.oala~: d. loo+c pT...t,i
l:!": d. ~- .resscd. *lo syAi. a tanpthy. ..s
.ka. eit Mx sdt0 Erslr.t; loate wagon. alaoue
l4-fx. Fhr delivery. SlLhaf "a
Nlpt S-Ateeised- II Is ~: rslps s4s s rs as. s~
atn.ra for h'tu = fir today and desirable "irs-
srr. sas+e: srt-n ta1ted cured 11th. ILL 4l.e: rrsn
III sr.en 1t lis lse green tiy is:4lSc: d1y !ti:.
asy ;a,,sd 1ss2es: M S5seby ~ - samasea s'su-
IRUS AND nTEkL- DtAieis rcreft = ttir demand.
absE rfcs arm xtd lsecut11fy the yer
, 1869-10-14
he Esrfcrrr nf afa.nOoc-f.ctsef
fT0t1 fscHrrml Shrrru,u

-, ''t F,a.ia's ~ t'.~ Survivors q. the Fourth
-: t".Wt lr,' t't, ~ - ?'aE! n, TrHs -, ~
'1~ 4"ssFi ht'"r fe"r4 General Shrt,usn Wa
i rad. ''AS-@ "e''
, 1869-10-14

UIES~-ii IT, ii rss t.sIivs wss aurs toay, MT thr
r.n.y stes i 4sal,zt ~ apa:s: xstr. LID ii, ii 81
he. l. =s.ai n; NJ. ~ i-l%ait:; .s.fbon ~ -:
E! a1.i ~ l.nk Vi :, q: ar,s; u o.: inhI,c.t!n
81 D.: s.Ih.ss ct VI ii IS: ~ nrs,.st II. SIS ala -
RfEE.frces teIuasn stead! nsd 1nes .nscf. a. fol-
lc~s: patna. s.%ssac; CArotIna. 1nSlohc: African.
, 1869-10-14

Saturday = lying u5dcr Ptrt Abt,o, un,l.r rtf,1s u
weather. Tnsv wtc ..onad ZIP. Several vr~'sa- re-
bark -
Eaa.!e wth cargo OF 80 to.s d cai lis :is.t.-a
atntit thirty m1tS Of Point rtlr+. The tag
Champion e1l Dttzui, Wonday her atsir..
, 1869-10-14

rTARc1t-1n :h.. tn" # r,.:1 .l!sht den1snA nas
p+xss frequently shad-d kiuEsscrrs I'm; ;li.4a
Esc: rssr. lHt.S.e::. TIT" i.';ndI. PAIN; Ottava
erFp. II ~ t.. NAttet eslc: Felt+ ezyttat ~;
tnt.:. M lie; Htcst1 erta, He k:e: .:aMa EaIai-x,
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-11-24
SHERIFF'S s Il
Abraham Letter
Samuel Ritter & Peter NJ. willis.

Samuel Ritter G Peter NJ. Willis.
State OF Ohio, Ashland County, IS.
BY virtue OF q certain order Of sale against
delendants, issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas, OF Ashland County, Ohio, dated
Nov. Sth, A. d. 1869, and to me directed, /
will sell at Public Sale, at the south door O.
the Court House, in Ashland, Ashland
County, Ohio, on
Saturday, Dece1iJer 11h, II. D. 1869.
At 1 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following
real estate, situatein the County of Ashland
and State of Ohio, to-wit: Being a part OF
the east halfof the northwest quarter of sec
ton number twelve I'D intownship number
twenty-four ga range seventeen IL lbound.
ed and described as follows: beginning a
the southwest corner of lot numberfour a
thence north to the line of said lot clever
| rods to the center of the road, thence cas-
along the center ofthe road twenty-six rod.
thence south eleven rods to the section lin,
thence westalong the section line twenty-fv,
rods to the place of beginning. supposed t,
contain one and three-fourth acres of land
Appraised at 1926. Terms of Sale cash
WM. O. PORTER, Sheriff,
5w1S Ashland County Ohio.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-11-24

"A New York Dispatch Fays that
it is understood that the President con
siders the present condition of finan-
ces as most favorable TO the speedy
return of specie payments, and, in his
forthcoming message, will urre such a
measure upon Congreza-Heia-oP
r?sed to all tinkcring with the crrren-
CIV, and hefevcsrifth the present inter-
nal revenue iaT be suffered to remain
in fact another year, anch p tangible
reduction of the public debs will then
have been effected az TO enable the
government to safely materially mod
iiy taxes OF all kinds. The resumP-
ton of specie payments. the President
argues, will prevent the fluctuations
in gold, break up the influence of gold
gamblers, and save the people from
the %ruinous effects of in irrodeemable
currency.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-11-24
Plum. Ncnanso O.. Pa. Dec, 17. ls6s

Plum, Vcnanso Co, Pa, Dec, II, 1865
DR.. SAGE.S CO., Buffalo, n, V .
Gentlenen-Your excellent Catarrh
Remedy has accomplished formy wife more
than We couldhave believed without havin:
tried it. We had given up all hope of even
effectinga curein her case. We had riready
tried almost every other remedy proposed
by the medical faculty without the least
benefit, some really were an injury. HcI
sense OF smell was destroyed, her vision
becoming much injured from the disease
having produced closure of the tear duct,
and ever the sense of taste was much i'm
paired. With the use of three boxes only
Of your Remedy. L believe the Catarrh /;
entirely healed. What a great work 1t ha'
done in driving away the dark ~broodingd
pair that had settled on orr minds. ] sh
ever recommend your Catarrh Re 1y
all with whom 1 meet afflicted with The
dread disease.
Yours truly, JOHN WRIGHT.
DR.. Sage's Remedy will be sent to my ad
dress by mail, on receipt of Sixty Cents
Address by above. Avn
For sale by most Druggist everywhere.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-11-24

These Examinations will commence q
8 O'clock A. :, and close at 4 PA. u.
No applicant will be admitted after
eleven o'clock A.. Nj. Written testimonials
of good moral character. signed by al
lea st two responsible persons Willie re-
CURED, which testimonials will be kept Oh
file. No certificate can he ante dated, and
The School Law prohibits Township Clerk.
from giving orders to teachers for ay, un
less they have certificates embracing the
Shole tenn OF service. The School Law
requires teachers TO understand the fol
flowing branch es. and he able TO impair
| insiruc on inthem all Reading, Wrirint p,
0riho- raphy, Arithmetic, English GRAM
GUAR and Biography. A failure in one is
~ failurc in all .andthose not having n fan
knowledge 9f each and every one of TIE
lbove branches need not apply for a cerii-
Lhcate.r Particular attention will be paid
l.tQ photography. anc those not having
fudied it will be pr mpIly rejected. NJ
p,iviie examination will be held. I'D n,
application ''by llet'er" viii be answered
Only four grades of certificates i'll be is
stcd viz:' For 8 months, r. months, j.
and ~ msnths. A certificate for 6 month.
is Il trial certificate and will cot be issuet.
tle-second time TO the same applicant
Those having certificates for six months,
must be able oIprocure certificates for i;
months or none. school Directors are re
qucsted TO furnish US reports of the sue
cess OF teachers. as they Wills aid us me
tcrially IN granting certificates onlyn
hose wao are snccessiul, Those expeci
ing to teach The higher branches will be
accordingly. The standard o
Ashland County, Teachers must be al
veuced, and applicants will bear thisi {
mind. There viii he no adjournment aiel
Examinations commence until they elo.t.
A fee of so cents is required as n cond;
" -
advance '' t.
By order Of the Board.
r. NJ. ca MPBELL, Clerk.
Sept I. lsG9-lyI24.
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duties awaiting them. Yet we would
mot have aim go TO the other extreme
ami exclude.afl light and ventilation.
T While stables should he warm and
; comfortable, they should also be light
and weh vent tied. saDark tsUa"Ees
are Very injurious to The eyes II hcr-
ses, and improperly ventilated ones ate
not only bid ior tue eyes hut Tor every
o. her part f the animal organization.
An an NAL oomfortaBly sheltersdTd nr-
ing the winter willexiIbit more thrift.
mess, and come ont in the spring in.
Ebetter condition on one half the food
that Is required to produce anything
approaching a similar result upon one
that is kept in a cheerless, unhealthy
apartment. These principles apply TO
| all other farm stock AS well as the
horse. The animal system is supplied
/ with a certain amount of carbon, from
which heatis eIiminated, AMI which, 8
requisite to their health and growth:
To .depreciate or vitiate this carbon
casses disease, and Il falling Oin flesh
NATURALLY follows. Good shelter and
paiatable food ara tho only means by
which the ca-bon may be kept in the
system in proper quantity AMI quality.
4 wa-m, dry shelter Collects the car.
bon, AMI cnndep@f pfhdiim throws
it Into The system, ike c6 ing. fuelin-
10 q Firti.ce, for c3lfbnH 5<iSts in bod
:cJ according ia the anipunt OF matter
tbey GOA ain, without reEerence to tlte,
size OF the bulk. hence theinecessity.o %
TODD being snppi;eeb a. regular ipter
vaEs. Otherwise the ,csrDon n the sys
tenn bec5iuas alternately redundantanG
deprecated ana eYen'uiliy Initiated
The result is disease and possibly
death.
The importance ola coSieus supply
Of fresh, wholesome water to stOckfat
all seasons can scarcely be exaggerat-
ed, but in wrntar, especially the fresh
est rticie-shoaldzbezf d-taem.
as it is not 80 cold aRh consequently
will rot cause the carbon to be thrown
from tire system too precipitately.-
Water is the drink rather tnan tie
food of animals, yet it constitutes The
greater part of their weight, and per
;ornA the most Indispensable function.
in the economy Of all organized being;
they should, as with. food, receive Il
regular supply OF this essential fluid, OF
a temperature net calculated TO injure
the elimination of animal heat. SAT-
il essential to the healthy digestion Of
farm stock, the urll composed argu-
mems o. some intelligent gentlemen
to contrary, Notwithstanding; and al
though this compound Chloride Of
sodium) il more or less prominent ia
all food, yet experience demonstrate
that small quantities periodically Civ
en-, assist complete digestion, which
modern research has proved requires
the aid Of hydrochloTic acid. a toe
liberal supply may retard the growth
and ~fattening OF animals, but the most
desirable amount by careful o6serya-
ton and experience, can in most cases
soonbedetermined. Feeding and man.
ayemenJ when conducted on correct
principles viii always be 80 modified
az TO meet the yariatiors Of breed. con-
stitution, temperament and practica'
uses Of the. domesticated animals.-
American Stock Journal. .
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Winter Management of Farm Stock.

This will no doubt he considered.
by some of the readers of the Journal,
a hackneyed subject, yet if they will
but look around them, our remarks
may be found applicable in many in
stances, previously overlooked- Win
ter is almost upon US; in a short time
we may expect all IT'S rigors and sever
tiles, at this time the management OF
dOmesticated animals is q matter OF
the greatest moment to the farmer,
and demands a large portion of his
time anda t~en.iou. In summer stock
owing to the mild temperature and
the supply of herbaceous food from
the bountiful hand of nature, will be
come thrifty and fat, whilst winter
with its chilling blasts aud severe colo
is almost certain to reduce the amouHI
of flesh acquiredi in summer, unless the
animals are properly cared for. IL
do this it is important, in the frs
place, that all animals be provideC
with comfortable shelter; leaving hu
manly out of the question, warmth
and shelter during inclement weathe
is next to food The stock owner VIII,
allows his horses to remain in stable
that are open and exposed, and through
which cold draugbts of air are con
stantly passing, can scarcely expee
them to come out in the spring-evel
should they live TO see ii, otherwis
4 than dirnonad und ncarorsfofoI E,,fl,
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generous iusce = .he rare flowed in
copious supplies. Ats, O'clock a
number OF young peu became so elat7
FED that it occurred to them that Occas'
Jon demanded a military salute, and
pistols and guns were called into re
QUESTION for that purpose. Among
the young men was one named Her
man Horn He had procured a pis-
toll. and fired with the rest. Scarcely
had his pistol been discharged when
ESeifried Schmarkel, q son of the host,
fell dead by his side. Itappears that
the pistol was loaded. and as he fired
in the direction of tAEe young man the
shot entered his breast. The people
in and about the house, who but a mo-
ment before had given themselves
ovei to a fpll enjoyment of the Occas-
ion. were appalled, Mt the terrible event
that had transpired 50 unexpectedly in
tier midst, and consternation took
possession of al assembled. The un-
murderer was among the
most deeply Ie.fected, and, although
lie conldlmske no adequate repaTa-
ton TO the parents whom he had ne
priyeI of 10 ing son, his terrible
angui-h in a manner atonei for the
great calamity he had brought upon
thesa. No n present had the heart
tn uDbrnid him fer tue deed he had ua'
Willingly c6rIfri tea. The utffornra:e
murderer subse9uen ~ gave ihimseFf
ito the cu-tplg Of Sergeant Bass, oil
the NoTtb SYel3a s5Gh SHtinn. The
deceased IVES = r0EnE iltu, about 10
years Of age, a ~tiu1uith hyoccup4tIan-
lie was highly respected by 4 larg
circle OF aclUlintaBcas iIGscnsr
CieaYcs viii hold an inquest over the
,o,no,og tn-IpC .l