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CASH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE OF
HORACE WATERS.
No. 1893 Broadway, New York. Opposition to tho COM

CASH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE OF
HORACE WATERS.
NO. 333 Broadway, New york Opposition to tho COM
h, binationl
MUSIC AT GREAT REDUCED RATES
TIT NOTWITHSTANDING the combination
In ofMusic Dealers to keep up the prices of non
copyright music against tho interests of Native Conn
posers and their refusal to extend Mr. ATERs the
courtesiee ofthetrade, he is making ens sc sales--
having abundant evidence that he has public couuten
ance and support his opposition to the GREAT Mo-
NoPoLy ,and nhs efforts TO aid Native Talent and a.
dopt the National CurreRcy. His stock ofAmefican
and European Music simmense, and the catalogue of
his publications is of the largest and best se-
lected In the United States. He has also made GREAT
REDucTIon insthe prices Of Pianos, Melodeons, and
Musical Instruments, of all kinds. Superior toned64
good quality and instruments strong and darabie
as those which cost $500. Pianos Of every variety of
style and price. up to $1000 comprising those Of TEN
nefentmanufactOfies; among them the celebrated
modern improved Horace Waters, Pianos, and the
hrst premium Eolean Pianos OF n. GilbertGs Co.'s
, make (owners ofthe Eolean Patent.) Second hand
Pianos at great bargains. Prices fponi $40 TO $780,
Melodeons from five different manufactores iHclu.
ding the well.knownS, D. Il III. w, SMITH,s 1felode-
ons tuned the eequaltemperament,) The best make
tne United States PTiees 945, $50, SIS, $780, @ll5;
Si25, $l35, $50, Smiths Double Band sMelodeons
$4OO. Each Piano and Melodeon guaranteed. The
6estterms to the trade, schools, &c. I2s per cent.
discount to clergymen and churches. Ali orders
promptly attedded to- Music sent TO all parts or the
country, post paid, at the reducedrates, Generaand
and schedule ofprices ofuscal In
may23-42-3m 7 T,I5 n Is
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Here You, Sirs !

TF you want good suit of Clothes call al
j the Store of the subscribers in Campbel's Block
where you can buy cheap for cash all kinds of Cloths
Ready Made Clothing, Taiiors Trimmings, &c., from
standing dcky down full rig and complete ittha
can't be beat this side of of sunrise ,tt.. -,-ls
N. b. Cutting done TO ORDER L.&J.SUTLIFP
Ravenna, March I3.s1654.t -Istast so y r3 /
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$50 i HELMB0LD,S - ss
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED 5G 7
Compound Fluid Extract
SA RSAP ARIII,A

For PufpyhE the BLOOD, ,re0clng aHdfsedses driSinR
tfreH sEeessef fercnfg, sTyosare aud inprudease-
In life, ekreHie eeastitRtieasI disease, arising a
from an itapBre state of the BLOOD, aud ths
q o. oRIy reliable and eGectudf RopRTeSn- 81 '5s
glo { edgfor the cure ief Screfald, Sais sri ~
RheuW, SeaLd Head, UleerafioHs
cfthe Throat and Begs Paths sNs iiaps
A#gas a and Sreiiiags Of tke Bonss ut
s-,-s.s,s.,3 ~ IIetter, PimpIes on ths s3 .t ~
Face, and all SedIy E.
. ...tad rHP ttoRs of the skin. easA
This article Is now prescribed by some of the mos.
distinguished Physicians In the country nd has proyed
more enlcent practice than any preparation Of Ea
saparia yet oferedto the public. Several cases "a
secondary Syphilis, Mercurial and rofuous diseases
have entirely recovered in the incurd wards OF onI
Public Institutions which had for many years pesisfed
ever mode Of treatment that could be devised THESE
cases Furnish striking examples Of the salutar, effects
Of hls medienedn arrestng some ofthe niostinvetef
ate diseases after The glands were destroyed and the
NOTICE Letters from responsible Physicians and
Professos ofseyera Medical Colleges and certieate
OF cures from patients will be found accompanying
both Preparations Z" ~ VI fsis =
Prices, Fluid Extract Of Buchu, 81 per bottle, or j
bottles for $5. y, q . /. - - ~ !
Prices Fluid Extract sarsaparlla, 81 perbottie, Of
equal In srengthto gallon Syrup of Safsaparilla
Prepared and sold by II. T.. HELMBoLD. Chemist.
263 ChesthuSt near the Girard House, PhiladeIphia
: 1IJy To be had of0s .. DRAKE, Freedom PORTAGE
County, Ohio, and of Druggists and dealers eyery
where. All Letters directed 10 the Proprietor or Hge
willreceive immediate attentions. tujuneQ 44.Ivr
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'Sa mi HQPSEs 2 9, LOTS FOR SALE,

-dwelling house on lot No 81, On Spruce 81,
wtihseFen finished rooms, aDda cisiern az The door
-builtiast summer. House rents for eighty dollars
per rsquartefy In advance, germse-ous third Of
three years. si9@ititr
Also the two-story Hopse The corner Of Chestnut
seven Well above the basement. cellar
kitchen and stoyeroom, &C., and neyerf failing Wel
OF pure water the door. IL being central, tf would
make good boarding house. ltnowrentsfor $3.50 90
per year, quarterly In advance. Terms-one third
downs the remainder N one two and three years.
Also the House nextsouih Of The above, on Chestnut
has been built three years; with seven we finished
rooms.and cellar NIL nhaer the house; a barn so BY
40 feet aWel Of pure water and never falling, and
garden spot, SUFFICIENT fora large family. TERMS
one-lhird down, and the remainder IN one, Two and
three years. Tho whole property rents for over
$500 90. Persons wishing TO purchase, must know
they can purchase much cheaper than they can build
RavoHna, March 90fh, ls55-32-n ff ~
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Demtfstry.


nR. JIG. Wills, DENTIST, respectfully
~ informs the people of Portage county that he has
opened office over Rowel and Witer in the
west end the brick block wiIlnsert whoIe sets
of teeth the principle, andipar
tial sets in the way suitable Pivotteeh
inserted so as to be servieable and durable. Teeth
filed with Gold and tin foil to preserve them
from future decay, from fifteen to twenty years. All
work done by him will be warranted to do good ser.
vice, and will be finished In the highest style ohe art
He will also pay particular attention to correcting ir
reguares nehildren's teeth, and treat success
fully the various diseases peculiar to the mouth
Extracting done with the utmost care and with the
least pain possible. Chloroform given in suitable ca
ses required, and with perfect safety References
will be given to individuals who have whole and
partial teeth. pnt up BY him. for years and with
cQfnplets lccess. Also to those who have now in
er m ths, ,piyotteethinserted by himsix years ago,
and which have not required the least repairs. He
will also referto persons who have teeth perfect
Fly sound, which were filed by him from four to six
years ago. Heinyitesall who mayrequire the servi-
ofa Deutist to give him call beforeengagng work;
and ensures those persons who may favor him with
therpatronage, thaths charges WILDE reasonable and
his work warrantedtobe perfectly ysatsfactory. Most
kinds cffarm producetaken in exchange for work.,
Specimens Of his workmay be seenat his office.
March7, 165G-31-tf
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TAKE notice thatwe buy more, sell more
Il and keep constantly on hand more erockery than
all the rest othe merchantsin Rayenna, therefore, this
is the only place to be suited
June JOHN H B0STW1CK eco,
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DEAR in mind that we keep on hand all
ID kinds of Dry Goods that the people want and no
merchaht can possibly sellchesper than #g I.
JOHN III. BOSTWICK & co.
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IT H. BOSTWICK & CO. will sell all
d .their plain and changeable Silk Dress Goods
at cost. We have large ortment these hard
times we wish to reduce our stock. 49,.
We do not publish thisas a puff merely, but will do
exactly as we agree in the above adv ertisement.
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TREAsuRERs OFFICE, of franklin & WarrenR. r. Coz
Franklin, Portage County o., Nov. 10th 1s54.5
TINE Stock Subscribers who have neglected to pay
Il any part of their subscription hereby notified
that the whole amount of their Stock is due and
furheriadulgence on the pari of the company would
be gross injustice to paying subscribers well as
tard the progregs Of the work Andifpaymentin part
is not promptly made the collection of the whole
amount due, with interest and penalty ofve per cent
will be enforced.
A Trao oat,Nh
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u. TWITT

rs NOW receiving his Spring and SUM
i mer style of Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods, all of
which will be sold for cash cheaper than ever offered
N ayenna before. First door eastof pheDix block.
GTRAWl lGOODS-A nice assortment now
~ opening atTwitts, first door eastofphenix block.
A LII HATS purchased at Twitt's will be
n kept in repair and Ironed without extra expense.
THE Subscriber has an excellent
55s5 farm for sale, q milessouth- east Of Raven
HEaa ma There are 140 acres, seventy acres each
side Of the road, one goodfarm Houseand Barn,
we'll watered on each side of the farm, good water
privilege unoccupied at Lock 9 on the canal. 81 n
wishing TO purchase, enquire at the Store Of
J. II. Bostwick & Co., or ON the Farm, II
Raw anna, MarchlS, 1854. 456-tf GEO BnsTwIcK.
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Ravenna, June 81.
SILK HATS from $500 to $500 at
~ Nos phenix bloss, Ut GREEN.
pLACK AND DRAB SOFT HATS High
Dcrowns from rs to $3.50, low crowns from sI25
to S2,75 at No 3 phenix block. ~.
May l6, 1855 TGREEN.
GTRAW GOODS as cheap as the cheap
O est for cash, atNo phenix block. -. .N7
Nav l6 1855 JT GREEN. -
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lmsncctOr's NOtcc.

NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned, has
seen dulyaPpointed County Inspector, under the
passed Mayl 1884, and is duly quglfod and ready to
anter upon the duties of his office. Office ever Fowen
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J,T,GREENIS ADV,S,
GOOds.

1aa7s GOO0Ss
T HAVE just opened large Stock Of Hats
l. and caps Of all kinds, dltectfrom New York CITY,
and bought for cash. consisting of Silk Hats, broadway
styls, Drab Beaver, Black and Drab soft Hats, Pana-
ma, Leghorn and all kinds Of straw hats for and
and girls that can be found ip the county Call and
examine the goods know the price will suit at No
Phenix Block. May l6, 1855 y GREEN.
sTUST opened the best assortment of soft
u hats that was offered in this market, consist
Calm and examine for yourselves at No. Phenix
Block. srss -. @ al J. t. GREEN. \
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i. E. T. RICHARDSON.
DealeriH Foreign and Domestic Hardware Iron, Stee
Nails, Glass, &c., Nos, Phoenix Block, Ravennv
rsf fslt4 s.s. 0-tf -.
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CURTIS HATCH,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, together with Flour
salt,etc.. in Seymours Block, Ravenna. Ohio! p
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.Dcntisfry.
new YORK LUNG INSTITUTE,
/ No. 6 Bond Street, New York,
:s. UNDER THE MEDICAL CHARGE Of .ts u
G IHTCID D s NBORN NJ. D,
CapGl to COllSIImDtiVe Tnv

Established for the Of Diseases of
Lungs and Throat, by the Inhalation of cold x
~ Medicated Vapors. 49, -{.,--e, a. -
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A. v. HORR,
Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Crockery
: Hardware, &C., Shalersville, Portage county Ohio.
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WILLIAM FRAZER,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Sad
dlery, &c. Frazer's Block opposite the Bank, Main
ST., Ravenna, o.
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COLLINS, BELDING b PRENTICE.
Physicians and Surgeons. ONCE in the Phoenix Block
over Rowell, Witter q Co :, Store, Ravenna, Ohio
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y PRENTISS, HOPKINS & CO.,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Crockey,
Hardware, &c., westside Of she Public Square, RAJ
& VIENNA, Ohio.
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i. m. R0STWICK. IA -CO.

Dealersin Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries,
Queensware, &c. No. z, Phoenix Block, RaVenna.
Ohio. ~ .l.t a1ss B. .-9a lR
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NEW FERM.
iNRITTENDEN a. KIN OWLTON have
" tbisday formed o-paftnership, for the sale Of
Drugs, Medicihes Oils, Paints Dyestuffs Groceries
De-, ~ The store lately occupied by Jas. W Gone.
4 II 4. 5 u W. iCKITTENEDN.asss ~ s
VII. JNO IA. KN0FgLTON,
4 FIankiin May 1855 ss'if s l' 3 IS ' N Il.
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!. HAYES, N. D. 1T. SMITH, NJ. b
..,g,. HAYES g. SMITH,
Physicians and Surgeons, offce second door East o
Lutsey sExchange, ShalersYille, Ohio. l
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F. W. SEYMOUR, ~ y
Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Mad
Clothing, Hardware, &C., north side of Publ
Square, Ravenna, O.n
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qs ~ DR.. WAIT ..I5'ssFJ b ..
Physicians and Surgeons, Rayenna, Chic. ofice III
the residence Of DR.. Watt Main St.
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RATES OF ADYERTIsING.

done In the finest style of the art, and cannot fail to
give satisfaction. Those Wishing ythng in our line.
will save time and money, by giving US call All
orders promptly attended, to- !, M .a,s3zs ~.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-25
From China.

Our last vas dated the 18th ult, since
when We have TO report a considerable
change in political affairs in this country
From Shanghai our advices are to the
9th inst. The city was retaken by the I'M
perialists on the night of the I7th ult (Chi-
nese New Years Day. They set fire to
it at various points, and large portion Of
it was burnt. The rebels were killed or
dispersed, and the people are rebuilding
their old quarters. The foreigners who
were in the rebel service made their es-
cape TO Woosung on the day preceding
the attack, and treachery on the part Of the
Canton men admitted the Imperial troops.
Lew, the rebel chief has been beheaded,
but China-ling has escaped. Less blood
shed than was anticipated took place, and
the Imperial generals showed great for
bearance and humanity towards the peo-
pie. There was large supply of powder.
&c, but scarcely any food, and those who
we're not fighting men were reduced to the
greatest straits.
The capture Of the city has given uni
versal satisfaction. The marines of the
French frigate La Joanned' Arc assisted
in keeping order and prevented robbery
The troops which were encamped around
Shanghai have been sent with all speed to
operate against Naukin and Chinkiang,
where the rebels are said to be losing
ground, but we have no authentic intelli
gencc to rely on,
The United States steamer Powhattan
arrived at Shanghai on the Cd inst, with
intelligence from Japan to the 22d uit-
The United States treaty was ratified Oh
the 2lst.
The island of Niphon was visited on the
23d OF December with most severe earth
quake, whereby, the towns of Ohosaca and
Simoda were destroyed and Jeddo much
injured.
( The Russian frigate Diana, which was at
Japan with Admiral Pontiatin, on a diplo-
matte mission, was totally wrecked, bus all
hands saved.
At Canton the Imperialists have gained
complete victory over large rebel feet
eHd the river traic is again open to native
craft, and large supplies of the necessaries
of life are thus conveyed TO the Canton mar
ket. Previously great distress was felt by
the poorer classes, prices being ruinOusly
high. The insurgents have been driven
from their headquarters near Whampoa,
the greater part Of their fleet taken or des-
troyed, the town OF Sanchow burnt, and
Blenheim Fort recaptured. This took
place on the 7th inst, the Mandarians haV-
| ing been strengthened by the adherance Of
many influential villages, whose "braves"
acted on shore and gare no quarters to the
+, be.s who fell into their hands. This sue
cess, if promptly and energetically follow
ed up, may be productive Of much ultimate
good; butit must be remembered that, al
though this one body Of rebels has been
destroyed, there are many other bands
which must be subdued ere trade can be
re-established on any secure basis. yet
there is no Improvement.
The rebel chiefs have escaped with
portion Of their fleet, and will doubtless 90
to increase the number of pirates who
swarm at the entrance and on the river.
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Russia.

Private letters from st. Petersburg state
that the appearance at that city denotes
the activity displayed for the energetic con-
tinuance of the war. The Gar devctes
his whole time and attention 10 the military
preparations that are going on Prince
DoIcorousky and Gen. R)stowz5w are dai-
" sent ior several times by the emperor
Count Rudiger is also seen hurrying to the
Winter Palace The towns and villages
around swarm with soldiers Of the militia,
clothed in their balf military dresses. On
their caps they wear cross underneath
arc the words, in Russian, "For Religion
and the Gar"
The disturbances in the Ukraine are mol
at present of importance; the real cause Of
the movement is said to have been the
complete exhaustion of the means OF pes
antry, by the immense supplies which they
have been obliged to provide for the south
ern army. They have to give food and
transport supplies without remuneration
The insurrection has spread most in the
immense estates Of Count Brani!zki who is
related to the imperial family.
ST. PErERsBuTG, April 20.-Telegraphic
dispatches arrive now three days earlier
than formerly. Siemons has carried the
direct electric line as far as kief. The
two last dispatches, the l78th and l79th
since the beginning of the seige, were trans
mit;ed direct from Kief to St Petersburg.
Prince Charles, brother of the KING oi
PRUSSIA returns TO- morrow. He has visited
all the fortified points on the coast of Inger-
mainland, been an eye witness to the eH-
tensive preparation made along the I'M
mense line which extends from LIbau to
St. Pctcrsburgh, and gone over the lor's
Of Cornstadt in the company OF the Gar
Alexander At this latter place the boom
of last year has been replaced, and J"coorS
vaunted Internal machines have again been
restored to.
An imperial ukase of the 22d Of April,
declares Government Of ST. Petersburg 20
be under martial law, under the command
Of Gen Rudiscr.
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the evening of the 2Sth ult, while on his
way TO join the Empress in their usual ride
in the Champs de Elysees The Emperor
was accompanied by two officers OF his
household aud when near the BaFrerc dc
Toile, he was approached by a we'll dressed
man, with an action intimatng a desire to
presen. 4 petition He had advanced 20
within five or s;x PAGES of the Emperor,
who had not observed him, when he was
discovered by policeman who thinking il
was the intention 10 present some docu-
ment TO The Emperor advanced quietly to
inform him that such an act in the street
vas prohibited. As the policeman was
proceeding towards the man, a cab was
rapidly driven between them, and in the
interval the individual had drawn a pistol,
and aiming it point blank at the Emperor,
discharged both barrels without effect
Tie was seized by the police, but not until
be had drawn another and made another
attempt TO shoot. 1t is said one ball era,
zed the Empcror's hat The would. be as
sassin is an Italian named Pianozi, and
was volunteer in Garabald's army. lie
was in LoHion while the Emperor was ma
king his visit, and would have made the at
tempt there ii he had not been prevented
BY the large concourse of people. The
Emperor proceeded with bis ride, and vis-
tied the Opera Comique in the evening"
He has decided not TO receive any formal
address of congratulatiOn, though an ex-
ception has been made in regard to British
residents in Paris, who held meeting on
the ID, which was largely attended, and at
which an address was adopted The cor
poration of London has also taken similar
action in tie matter. The world be assas-
sin viii be tried at The assizes about the
middle of May.
The Fusionists and Orleans papers pub
lish the official accounts of the affair from
the Moniteur without word of comment
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Vim. Il. Gfbsou.

MR EDlroR;-Among the candidates for
Treasurer of State, mentioned in the pa
pers, see the name Of NYM II. GIBSON, ol
T:fin.
am informed that Mr.. GIBSON is Pres.
dent of a Rail Road Company, the Presi.
dent Of Bank, and brolher-in-law to the
present Treasurer, Jony G. BREsLIN. lie
is a resident of the county which had the
honor Of furnishing 10 the State the ineum-
bent of that office during the last tR o years
All these circumstances reflect credit upon
Mr.. GIBSON, it is true, and no man can de-
ny his ability % discharge the duties of any
Office. But it becomes the Republican
party well and serious. y to consider whelh-
er with all these facts hanging upon him,
he can run, In my opinion they are too
much for any man to carry and win in the
coming election. REPUBLICAN.
1.-THE representations set forth by our
correspondent, ought certainly to be con-
sidered. We think the person holding The
Office of State Treasurer should net be the
President of Bank or Rail Road Compa-
ny.-ED. JoUR.]
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sla1c BOARD Of AgricuI1urc .
STATE AeRIcULTURAL Rooms. j
-ES CoLUaDUs. May Is, 1855 (
N[eeiinr Id fhe Execniire C,srn,.,,ii,

CoLUdDus, May Is. 1855
Meeting of the Executive Committee.
Present4Messrs. WOrthiDgton, Musgrave
and Waddle, being full committee.
The erection Of the following halls, ETC.,
Was provided for. vseisb7ta
One "Power Hail." 90 by LOG feet;
Mechanics, Manufacturers aud Domestic
Halls, each Al by 100 feet, together with
"Fine Art Hall" Ladies ROOM Office
buildings. DC.
Also $50 Horses and Cattle stalls, COW
cred; and ample pens for 200 Sheep add
Swine.
Tents, 90 by 125 feet each, to be used
for "Floral Hall'' and "Farm Producls.''
One driving ring for Roadslers and Blood
Horses, 500 yards in circumference, togeth-
or with other rings for Cattle and Horses.
Substantial ratings for rings and carriage
ways, fences, &c., the erection of which was
awarded to Mr.. A. Tyler, Of Columbus, to
be completed BY the first Of September
next.
The rates Of admission we're 6xed as
follows:
Tickets 25 cts. for single admission: fam-
lily tickets so cts, good for a family Of flour
persons, exclusive of sons over 2I wears.
Each exhibitor will be furnished with
ticket with name written thereon. good
during the fair, upon the payment of the
usual entry fee Of 81, upon the article or
ARTICLES exhibited.
Committee men will be furnishedwith
similar tickets, free of charge, upon making
the proper registry Of name.
The business cards (not hand bil!s) Of
exhibitors will be allowed upon articles en-
tered for competition or display, and ex-
hibilors may take orders or sell duplicates
of articles exhibited, on the fair grounds.
G. SPRAGUE, See'y. .