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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

No. ia West Forty-sixlh street.
AT IL O'CLOCK,
TWO Sr.as SCrELEBRATED @ TRoTTERs, ave ELEGANT ROAD
sfhHs fOupH IuAEroS as coSs,,,n rGsa WAGONS
THE WELL Known and handsome bay tro,ting mare
EAcnEL lh h years old, very stylish, er,
sH AS Sa ssS as aHs s.y ro
sugeroI driver TRoT n sdC sure rel warranted @ sound
ELEGANT AND FINE blood bay Gelding, lsa high, 8
years old very g1my ana scne driver er.a, pole hoise
SUPERIOR AND FAST RON Uorse ib,s high ar ycars
old, ana easy driver Of GREAr STYLE and sslion
can trot M In ~; warranted sound ana kind.
EXTRA FINE FULL NAME AND TAifi as ane sua handy
driver can be produced IN $50; elegant
family horae; warranted sound and kind.
EXTRA FINE BAY GELDING i5N high. years old,
can trot in MINUTES and for hne appearance and en-
FAST BAY GELDING l5ta high, years old; sired by
ABDALIAH; can tgot in MINUTES; warranted sound
ALSO ONE shifting top Park Phaeton, made by BREW
sIEk co, OF Broomc street; has been used but ltle
ONE COUPE, pole and shafts. CHERRY SATIN LINING !;
ONE SHIFTING TOP coal box Road Wagon, pole and
ONE SHIFTING TOR square box Road Wagon, pole and
ONE SHIFTING TOP clipper Wagon. pole and shafts;
ONE SIDE SPRING Concord Wagon. fine order.
TWO SETS LIGHT double leather covered Road Harness.
ONE SET LIGHT double leather covered Phaeton Har-
ness, made by DuNsCOMB.
TWo SETS SINGLE Road Harness. made by DuNs-
RoKEs, HORSE CLOTHING Whips, Bits, &c., &c.
THE ABOVE fIRsP class stock will be POSITIVELY
SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE and be seen and ex-
CATALOGUES can be obtained at BARKER HAM
Inns CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
TERSA corner Broadway and Thirty ninth street, at
NO DISAPPOINTMENT on account of weather.
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THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
of our business Is conducted at our
ra AND III EAST iaTH sfkEkr, NEAR NExk 4ru AVENUE.
SAVES AHEs2 S,iS5 sys SshsAcEs
Ss
pnsss co when is Gov
ern hpnotabic houses III all mercantile pursuits.
q to Il hours T FOR ssSsS @ h0ft0 'na' "'rfan''a
Nassau street, re- Where
we also keeo register OF horses for private SALE
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS CFRiDAY, SALE AT
OWNERS DESCRIPTIONS.
VERY STYLISH TEAM BAY HoRsis, long names
isa ssa
afraid o. nothing and warranted sound kind and true In all
sokRhL HORSE high years, good traveller
saddle ana warranted sound together With shifting top
sExLrf%ui, % SnAcR H aossE. long name and tall l5x
bsh years. Kind and true n a harness. can trot IN
sss bs l. ss Win
.cHEsIsSUT sonREL STALLION Geo. p. Mcclellan.
kind and true IN ali harness ana under sadde and war
TosE Ssq 5 Z
al sr h aa G inside kind
n Gs ss1 M and
,a +h high years Kind and true In 81 harness aud
easy gait under saddle fears nothng good traveller and
PONY ESTABLISHMENT.
STYLISH BLACK MARE, ont OF Lore Star, with long
name and tall IA high years, rot In 3 is
rancd sound kind aud true; together With a top Pony
SSrf
e as USE sna
ranted sound, kind and true.
BEAUTIFUL BRIGHT BAY PONY MARE long hand
some name and tall y high years very gentle and kind
EXTRA FINE FAMILY soRKEL HORSE, 16 high. 9
years. stylish and eood travellers lady Or child
arrive him, and s also road horse nted
sound kind aud true 10 all harness and excellent under
/ saddle.
BAY MARE, AZ high years. stylish and kind true
|
LIGHT BAY MARE. H+ high, years; stylish and kind
| In all harness.
BAY HORSE, l5s high, years; good traveller and kind
true In all excellent business purposes.
BAY HORSE 16d high. years, kind and every
good worker nnd believed to be sound
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. description time OF sale.
VERY LIGHT VICTORIA, with pole and shafts nearly
made by WOOD BROS.
CURTAIN COACH square body made by Adams Cone
nearly new.
col PE RoCKAwAY, in good order
CURTAIN COACH. In fair order
TOP AND NO TOP DEPOT WAGONS
TOP WAGON made by Vandergaw, OF BROOKLYN.
SEVEN TOP WAGONS, new. by Arst class makers.
HARNESS, RLANKETs, LAP ROBES IN great varieties
Side Saddles. WHIPS. tc, &C
WEATHER NEVER INTERFEREs WITH OUR SALES I
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
between New York aud navrs, calling at Rrsss and
The splendid vessels this favore route Tor the Cont
ST. LAURENT, Le,src. Wednesday, October 10
LAFAYETrE sataray Novs,nber r.
WILLIE DE PARIS. surmount Saturday, November "a
ss Re''iFs % @ Il @oa ns1E c.
sprois nGi 'tseags ~ Nm. @
touch At Southampton. England, to land passengers and
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, No. IS Broaiway.
CTEAM.TO QUEENSTOWN AHp LIVERPOOL.
NJ, op sype,y spny Wednesday Thursday and saarlay .
HOLLAND saiapaayy 0cs' o. * *
Drafts payable any part Of England irssnS scotland,
sage onlce 7s broadway, corner OF Rector street.
CrEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ALaERIA - M THURSDAY October -
fss 80 !. o s
ing 'ssAss SSMHss Tf.y 9s ssd
N Aslqssr sFaAa ro t,fft fidftvenroo1 AND QUEENSTOWN
lIyrRIrSo@oRR' R''s asb i SsIih SuhESsiows. EfSssSi
FRANCE October October is
iTrALY, Grace. Saturday, October =, At A NJ
Londonderry and Glasgow, ~ currency
, TO LONDON DIRECT.
NhniNiA, Andre Saturday, October 49, at A. NJ
Cahin passage, 500 aud G75, currency.
steerase passage, 9gs, currency.
FOR further particulars apply tho ONCE, 90
Broadway. =
Fw.J. HURST. Manager.
EoR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. LINE
OF roya inai steamers are appointed to sail fol.
lows:-- - - "
CITY or LoNuon..............s Saturday Oct Is "a NJ
CITY uF ANTWERP tva Halt,x) Tuesday Oct Ia, i2 M
Clrf NF bkoNklfN.... Saturday Oct o. Z. ".
and each succeeding Saturday aud alternate Tuesday from
Picr No. 45 North river.
rArEs OF PASSAGE.
Payable In Gold. Payable ia Currency.
First CABIN ST5 stpsrare ........ $50
70 10 nanfa1 nonfon' 70 ,;,a,o l;on@on 70
Tickets can be bought here Al rates by persons
wishing to send for their friends
For further information apply at the company's oalce
JOHN q. BALE, AGENT
10 Broadway New York.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

LSOR SALE-A FINE BAY COUPE HORSE, l6 HANDS
j. high, old; warranted sound kind aud
every particular Apply New England stable 6UO Seventh
avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CEWIN0 MACHINES FOR EXPORT. .
- are prounred 10 extent FOR dinerons
kinds Of Sewing Machines for re expert anas rprs
unrticunrr GfJLD MEpAL SEWING MACHlNE CVM*
FANY.- Mapafprtnfsr% ga Wnhinstoa susoI eossoAf
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In addition TO the Agricultural and Horticultural Depart
speed
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n and vascs at the Great Family Shoe Emporium, $3.50
bowery. corner OF Bond street, selling 20 Or cent below
broadway prices. w. ID BfGtLUW.
ROBERT IRWIN.
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CThE BTifls1 saS AM S9sTH AMERICAN ROYAL
SIHSSis ct i s i
SfhRRRx: = Yea, Nov: s,.
$ ss;I;SA Esa.'sss. Nov
Girst @ Cabin $3.50 gold Second CABIN. $50. gold
s Return slIn 20 80, ss sOa :Oia
s,~, c.,, BY 'he s,ssmcis carving ' ~
s,reragc tieses from liverpool and Queenstown ana al
Through bla q adng given for Belfast. Glasgow t.yre
. For freight and cabin passage apply at the comrsnys
For sesrase passage at n ssrGsdwsy Tr1p building
THE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
san every Saturday and alternate Wednesday
to aud from Glasgow and Derry.
tons n 1Sea. Britain Ireland, Norway, swoaso, or beS
ohsap q as b ny other &c a rs or ss s aud
os Is erssnr1s o 10
&; SsfasSiH #:a ss;
EuR0r4; sat, Nov. z IOWA Ned, Dec. Z
and every saturday and alternate nesdny hsrcat.e,
ro ss y pss ss ,'ys ysys IN srn ssaay s aS'n
v.., ..,,i ,o.,lysIposl' das:ox or peIly
CABIN excrraon tickets good twelve months securing
''fs isssr%saiais assl sssi s.siss. ssssi sea
Cerhca.cs at reduced be bou ,ht here
wish ng for their friends
Drafts issucd, payable presentation.
Apply nj tile company's Dllccs, To
HkNpERS')N BROTHERS. No. z Bowling Grrcn.
S,TFAM TO oUEENsrowN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR.
- Tying the United states malls. =
Sailing every Wedoesdsy.
WISCONSIN, Williams October 70,
MANHATTAN, Forsyth. October IS, n. 23 r. NJ
From pier 48 Norlh rivcr.
Cabin passage ltSN gold steerage $3.50, currency.
Passengers booked 10 and rom Paru Hamburg, Norway
and Sweden, &c Drafts ireland, England France and
Germany at !owert rates. Apply to
WILLIAMS i GUroN, - Broadway.
yT,APScOTT'S EMIGRATION AyD FOREIGN Ey-
change Office Passage from Liverpool aud Queenstown
weekly by FIRST class steamships Also from Liverpool
Lonion by weekly sailing packets Drafts Of q ana mp.
wards, available part OF Great Britain nd
the lowest rates, ut TAPSCofT BROTHERS, CO.'S,
8 sou,iik kly.. Hpuy ynrk
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A RTESlAN, LlTHIA SPRIN1 WATER OF BALSr0N
IN Spa and SaratoEa Springs. These celebrated ates
for salo ty M y BEOWg Wine and Fruit Store $50 E9at.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14

rNNE PROSPECT FARK FAIR GROUNDS
An Agricultural nnd Horticultural Fair
VIII be held at the anove grounds
THURSDAY, FRIDAY aud SATURDAY.,
October u, II aud 10.
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AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IA JOHNSTON X VAN ThSSELL,
oiIce and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite tho Pos! ouce.
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WATCHES, JEwELRy, &c.

gfS BROADWAY, CORNER BLEEcKER STREET
Al The extreme yaluo paid for Diamonds and Watches
JACOBS " SANpIFER,
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-sTOkAGE FOB FURNITURE, pIANOroRTEs; (;
~. furniture Of families moved city country monej
aavancsd furniture boxed, shipped lis Eleyensh
eeoe, nee. sixth avenue 4. +. 4 q. DURhHAM.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A LSANY AND TROY--EyFNIN6 IiNE.-GREhT' RE. z
n ductlon in fare and Albany or Troy 50
cents deck; hrst class with state
~ oJ; do with berth, Sl and like reduction all points
@ Mest or Enrh The elegant steamers vAsDERBiir and
tOsNECTlCuT having 2vO splendid leave their
depot pier q, foot OF Prince, Spring Charlton street.
doy Saturday excepted tsuniay hefetofore,
AT O'Clock I. VI. Passengers by Sixth Eighth
horse cars VIII get out at Charlton street Returning Leave
Troy at 8 and Albany atS4 r. NJ
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TfoR SALE-A HANDSOME COUPE AND VICTORIA
u Phsct0n, both In good order and cheap by TlLToN
JENNISoN, Gt v cat Tweniy-ntnth street.
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A TOP WAGON. $50; OPEN WAGON, $50; OPEN
n. Two Seat Depot Wagon $50; Rockaway, $3.50; Ex
aId Jaeger wagons. RocEaways, Phator &c Har.
ness from l2 up Lap Robes blankets Whips &c. erca.
variety at the cheap stand corner Hudson Spring ats
LITTLE j. TUEEER.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
In JEROME PARK. RACES.
OG1OBEk 4, 4, !f, IL an IL.
Extra trains on this road will leave Forty second street
zach race day al II 20 a. NJ. and ~ $50 T. NJ Excursion
Ticket. 40 cents Cars reservel ladies'.
F J. {. BUCKuOUr, Superintendent
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1 uIx or NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
Chambers street, II, 1870 ~ AAou'o' aih o..
NOTICE TAxpAyrPs Motto. =. h..., ..,
tax books for real be opened far ~ ~ ,h is
o.ce on Saturday next, October I5 r.! h0' ~ 'hs
rayment hereo can be made between the hours of
snn deduction q. the rate OF per cent per ann1
caicuie from the date or ls da oY iccan,
pcI l Dc aoo on al aSs paid preyi the lat of NO.
scihpcr. BERNARD SMyTII, Receiver
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-08-05
BEL AIR. MD FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST s, 1870.

S Cunningham James NJ chairman . Oh
S Cunningham A chairman 81
3 Cunningham c F or pay
John Moores Is 90
5 Carr Alfred o T pay A Boyle 20 90
5 Curry Andrew o P pay Or
Riley 20 90
3 Chambers Alcinda o P pay
VIM Webster 20 90
| Coal for County 400 90
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-08-05
Clocks,
.BesceIry,

THE undersigned would respectfully inform his former
customers and the public generally of Hartford coun-
t that he has taken the store No. SO North Gay Street.
adjoining the Bridge three doors from his former place
Of busnessD where he has on hand beautiful assort-
ment of s#
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, sPECTACLES &C.,
which will be sold at the lowest cash prices
RI-Clocks, Watches and Jewelry REPAIRED at the
shortest notice. and warranted TO give satisfaction.
BS-SPECTACLE GLASSES TO suit all eyes.
JOHN H. PLUMMER,
octS No. SO N. Gay St, adjoining the Bridge.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-08-05

S Scarborough Isaac, examiner
and surveyor 25 90
s Street, John examiner and
surveyor 12 90
S Scarborough chairman 67
3 Silver Benjamin examiner on
A Shroads Charles bridge ac-
count 10 90
A Street, Walter examiner on
4 Slade Asbury examiner on
A Smilhson George A chain
man 81
2 Silver William damages on
road 30 W
S STREET. Thomas II county
commissioner and inspector LAG so
9 Sunderland Thos constable
pay R Turner 50 40
2 Sanderson F w magistrate
pay A Spencer "a 90
S Scarborough DIR SiIas post
mortem examination 10 90
3 Spicer J II magistrate A Is
3 Scotch J E magistrate 8 81
Standiford William G bridge
Inspector 3 90
STREET. William II taxes over
paid (certifcate) "A IL
3 Shuck John coffin account IL 90
STREET. r election rent 25 90
S Scarborough A W magis-
trale l6 40
S Scarborough A " State wit
ness A 60
3 Shrof Joseph w magistrate 8 Is
3 Shrof Joseph r constable 50
3 Santmyer q w constable pay
William J Eckel 80 60
3 Stump Herman jr attorney &C
account 269 80
3 Smithson Nathaniel aims
house account 80
2 Stevens Charles p chairs for
court house az so
3 Street, Jno examiner on
road 9 90
2 Spencer Amos error in taxes Is 40
3 Smith Hannah OF pay w
Smithson Is 90
9 Shears Amanda o P pay r
L Morgan 25 90
9 Sanders Edward, out pension
er, pay r l. Morgan 25 90
3 Sampson Elizabeth o P payJ
w Webster -. 20 90
3 Silk John and wife out pen
sioners pay NJ Street, 80 90
5 Scarborough Columbus, out
pensioner pay VIM NJ Ady SO 90
s Stokes Joseph II o P pay
Rigby Stokes 30 90
2 Taylor VI and son coffin
account IA 90
A Turner Eli coffin account 5 90
3 Treadway Zadock removing
rock 10 90
3 Temple Samuel A mason
work II 20
3 Thomas o II counsel To Com
missioners 100 90
] Thomas o IL attorney per
order of court 275 90
3 Tolbcrt Ann Up pay VIM
II Dallam 10 90
A Thompson John out PEN
soner pay J Arthur 20 on
3 Tenant Margaret out pension
or, pay c Treadway 30 90
3 Thompson William Q P pay
+ Whitaker 90 90
5ffstson and wife o 7 pay
~ NJ Ady 80 co
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-08-05

2 Aims House 1000 90
3 Amos Isaac Aims House and
Jail account "a %
3 Archer II w attorney account 1856 &C
2 Aiken Dir w f A account filed 200 90
| Ady VIM and Thomas wool
account 80 60
3 Andrew VIM pauper children
pay S Archer 100 90
a Ayres IL II bridge account II no
3 Archer's Thos Admir- ex-
ira on road so 90
S Anderson Thomas magis-
trate Is IS
A Anderson Thomas witness GA
A Alexander James magistrate A so
3 Armstrong Thomas clothes
for prisoners D 90
A Amony William bridge ac-
5 Atkins Henry dlmage on
road 20 90
5 Andrews Henry chairman 81
5 Allen Edward NJ chairman "a
8 Alexander John state wit
ness three days 90
S Atkins George o P pay II S
A Amos Julia o pay l. Nj Cor
such 20 60
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-08-05
MOORE s. HOLLINGSWORTH,
FALLSTON,
offer a complete stock OF
Country Merchandise,

WHICH includes besides the usual assortment Of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
GROCERIES OF GOOD QUALITY,
HARDWARE IN IT'S VARIOUS BRANCHES,
FARMING UTENSILS, CUTLERY, SADDLES AND
CARRIAGE GOODS,
QUEENSWARE, English and American)
GLASSWARE, embracing new designs in the popular
sets OF four pieces for one dollar,
STONEWARE, (AT1LK PANS, CREAM POTS, ETC,
which will he sold as low as markets will justify
ap22
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-08-05

3 Clark William T. examiner
and surveyor and plats Of
roads 81 z
S Crawford john fish-po in
specior Is 0
3 Carman Ruberl extra on
road 200 0
S Cooley John N magistrate | 5
3 Colder John smith account "a o.
l Clay Joseph NJ account filed 2 0
2 Chesney Daniel B bridge
account 40 z
A Cairnes ! II Register Sc 0
2 Carsins William deficiency
1867 723 /
3 Cashier l. A wood account 80 0
4 Cathcart T M magistrate 2 9
3 Coale Isaac w Judge Orphans
Court 90 0
S Cunningham James chairman 6
5 Cunningham Joseph chairman 6
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-08-05
Great Reduction in Prices.
New Goods. Cheap Prices.
At the New ITousefurnishng Store,

13D NOFIH GGy StFttV, HtssT h1ISH,
BALTIMORE.
TINHE undersigned having lately imported large
l. stock Of IIousefurnshng Goods, China and Glass
ware of every description, also fine SilyerPated and
Britannia Ware, Knives, Forks and Spoons, Japanned
Tin and Wooden Ware &c, &C. all of which he offers at
greatly reduced prices
Iousekeepers, Dealers, and country merchants are
particularly invited to call and examine my stock.
All goods warranted as represented. Give me call
before purchasing.
RICHARD ARMIGER.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02
Our Book Table.

The. followging Magazines hays
been RECEIVED; -,..-.s..s.
The Lady's Friend-Arthur's Mag;
azine-once a Month-The Chill
dren's Hodr-Gody's Lady's Book.
Bllloa's: Monthly Magazine-The
Museum-Peterson's Magazine-Dem-
orests Magazine-Young America
The Little CorporafsThe Little
Chief-Good Health Peters Mu:
steal Monthly-Wh itneys Musical
Gaest-Hitcheock's New Monthly:
Magazine of choice Music-Hearth
and Heme-"Excelsior" A new mag
devoted4to the elevation Of the
lace. Blackwood,s Edinburg Mag
azine, and Zell,s Popular Encyciop@
dia and Uuniyersal Dictionary of
History, Science and Language, no.
SO to 90. These Magazines r all of
the most: interesting character. and
be on every parlor table in the
land. Go.to .Zuyer and order them
delay. sf T.r
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02
FOR SALE.
Tothe Farmers or Ashland County
Early Rose Potatoes
NORWAY OATS.

The good. quality. ~earliness, and
enormous yield OF the EaIly Rose Po-
tutoes i SO well known that further
mention is unnecessary.
Norway Data so extensively adver-
tised. in the New York Tribune. and
sold at 81. so, per bushel in adding up
the resultin many hundred cases where
the rates per acre were distinctly sta
ted, the average was found to be IS
bushels per acre. : In very many cas-
es from 100 to $50 bush. per ere were
produced. The. straw is said to be ex-
cellent for feeding stock isee New
York Weekly Tribune of Dec. -,
IS699 s
RrStock warranted genuine and
true tetnaffeJ = Also. For sale,,' Hardy
Native Grape Vines! Early: Rose Po-
tatoes Price s2,09. per- bushel. Nor
way Oats SO, 90: per bushcl,, club
prices s bush. $500 per bushel. AID
dress, Joshua Rowland Ashland Ohio,
or leave orders at the Store Of McCool
d Christy.'' :C4m26)
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02

RKILSoiD AccrpEAr.A Asthe train
s5brosched Ashland en- Wednesd45
sfterneon last, Mr.. Geo. Smith, one 0l
the brakssmen, IN passing from the
engine, to the first car, BY assudden
jefk1 of ne trais5 yas thgdvn' beneath
ihs eafa On the track. Nhenahe wheels
passed over his right leg near the
knee and the left foot, crushing both
badly. He was picked up land 6roaght
20 The. Miller House, where he receiv-
Cd snrgical aid. There beingpo re-
actions amputatioi was delayed until
Friday afternoon, when his right leg
was taken off above the knee, by Drs.
Cowuu and Myers. On Saturday
morning be died; and his remains
were taken 70 Gallon for internent.
He leaves 4 wife, whe was present at
bis decease, and two children I'd Ia
ment his untimely death. The Y:
N. @. Association Of Ashland, dona-
ted $50 for the relief of the widow and
children, who are left in ipdigent
circumstances. This was q generous
lct ; and the Railroad Company, in
whose employ he was, should deal
literally III the matter.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02
Dean o. Rev: FIN. Myers.

Ats meeti6g Of the PhiIophrone;
IN ssissy ysEniftliaa Institute
Hayesyille Ohio, Jan. 2lsdSz1 tbs
following resolntiens we're unanimous
~ adapted:
WhEREAs, God, In his alIwise
Providence has removed from his
field Of labor as Missionary to the
heather at5Lodian, India, ReY.s 10
seph H. Myers, formerly an factiye
and efficient member Of this Society,
one of Vermillion'si brightest. som,
and the first Missionary from this In.
stitution TO bear the shining cross to
heather shores, and there to thrust
the sickle OF the Lord into the great
harvestJield-Therefore
Resolrsd, Tint Ae recognize IN this
dispensation the hand Of Almighty
God, who directs all things torE his
own glory and the good. d. those who
are called according to his purpose
and that we r~everently apd hnmbly
submit to his allwise; mysteriops and
holy purpose s.saa
Rssosssd, That whils asa Society.
We deeply mourn the loss Of our,
brother, we rejoice for the example
of Christian zcaI selfsacriice. and
love, for the Masters work which be.
has left us, and we feel loudly called
upon to initiate him, inasfnnch as he
has followed Jesus.
ResoAred, That we deeply sympa-
thize with his afflicted wife, orphan
children, and mourning friends and
direct them to that SAME. God, by
grace our departed brother has
left such ayich Inheritance to them and
the Church at large.
Resolved, That this Society adjourn
through respect to our departed broth
sr. and that a copy Of these resolu.
lions be sent to the afflicted friends
81 the deceased. to the papers of Ash
and county, Wayne county, The
Presbyterian Banner, and The Pres
W. a. EcHoLs, !
W.M:. SLOAN fCom.
j. J. AsHENHUsT,
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02
WH1fE-oA sAW-lOas WAN
TED AT -
n. x. MYERS 9 Cos.
Yard;
a Ms 4. "a V:. z. z pepet.

Rfr : - :. +. - r. - = +E-T
We rant quantity "a Oak Saw Logs to
Ecs into Rail Road Ties slHd Bill stuff, for
~. eh We viii par . lair price ineeskh.
We also w:sni ANY Quantity OF La
Wa 4NUTIOGS Number ; therein {,
'pers IS in this vicinity, having OAK or
Wal NGTLUMDER Tor Sale, may find
It to theirsadsantase by calling upon us be-
tore selling elsewhere, Is Hardx Mills
.,-e situafed close to the track OF the. A. q
"A. CIV. Railway, which 'enabfeS us fopay
mon for Timber and sell Lumber at LESS
rate thap can BE- palchased. elsewhere in
Our STOCK of PINE LUMBER il. of.
good quality OF Dry Michigan Pine, Shin
giles, Lath, Dressed-hooring and Siding,
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Broo 3 :
handles, ali Of which viii be sold extreme
ly low for Cash. lr
SAVING LUMBER-Plaining Dress
ing Flooring, Saving Shingles, &c, done on
notice and on reasonable terms. We
also keep on hand and for sale, WHITE
LIME, WATER LIME, DRAIN TILE.
CALCINE PLASTER; and the regular
STONE SEWER PIPE from 4 to "a
Being thankful for past fayors, we would
still solicit, At least, a share of patronage.
H. K. MYERS & CO. /.
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rich in. solid thoughtful reading. Il
iss a5eomnon7 sense jonrnal-some Of
he articles are: Disinfeciants. 0ne
Breathing. Miscellaneous Animal Par
asites, Cells-and their Iifesa DO Good
Health issa vehicle Of instruction, Civ.
ting lessons ofcnrrect living, as develop
ed by MEDICAL science. alexander
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LUNDY. Il MERCER,

J. . LUNUIa
Keep coistantIyaon hand all sorts Of
Fresh Groceriss,, Flour, Cornrmeal,
Buck W heat Flour, Potatoes, Apples,
Sugars. Teas, Coffee, Spices, Caiidies,
dc. ::sf. s5fras..r 80 -..
They are also prepared TO furnish a.
aA.times, anything in.the Bakery line,
andGf the best materiall,, =
Are also keeping a Lunch Room
in which can be found, Fresh Oysters
Pies, Cakes, and Fruit. and everything
good for the appetite.
! They will have ali the fresh vegetai
btes OF the season, and sell at fioder:
ate rates, for cash. "