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BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
Hclmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
FIuidsExtcaot Sacsap0cilla.
SYPHITrS.

This Is an affection Of tho Blood, md attacks
tho Sexual Organs, Innings of the Nose, Ears,
Throat, Windpipe, and other Mucus Surfaces,
making its appearance in the form Of Ulcers
IIclmbod's Extract Sarsaparilla puriics the
Blood, and removes all Scaly Eruptions Of the
Skin, giving to the Complexion Clear and
Healthy Color. II being prepared expressly for
this class Of complaints, its Blood Purifying
Properties are preserved to greater extent
than any other preparation Of Sarsaparilla.
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HcImboId,s Extract Buchu

fOR WEAKNESSES
arising from Excuses. Habits Of Dissipation,
Early Indiscretion, or Abuse,
ATTENDED WITH TIE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
IndispOsitiOn to Exertion. Loss of Power,
Loss OF Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves. Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, Wakcfulness,
Dimness OF Vision, Pain In the Back,
Universal Iassitudo OF Flushing OF the Body,
the Muscular system, Eruptions on the Face,
Hot Hands, Pallld Countcnancc,
Dryness tho Skin.
These symptoms, IL allowed to 60 on, which
this medicine invariably removes, soon follow
Impoicncy, Faulty, Epiiepiic FITS, in one of
which the patient may expire. Who can say
that they are not frequently followed by those
"direful Diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many arc aware Of the cause of their suffer-
ing, but none will confess. Tho records Of the
Insane Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by
Consumption, bear ample witness to the truth
OF the assertion.
TAs Constitution, once Affected riA Organic
Weakness.
Requires tho hid of medicine to strengthen
and inyigorato the system, which Helmbold's
Extract Buchu invariably does. A trial will
convince the most skeptical.
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could furnish any quantity Of testimonials
of its efficacy from my own patients, but the
practice of par,ding bought and fictitious ones
before the public is so prevalent | do not deem
It advisable. My object is to place my mcdi
cine before tho public, not alone to make mon
cy, but to do good. II is proycrbially true of
the American ladies, that not ten perfectly
healthy ones can DO found in any ono vicinity.
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OYE HOUSE, Liberty st., nca Covered
bridge. Diddeforl. Valentine Proc 10 prepared
10 dy q alf kinds Of Linen Cotton silk and WOODEN
s;oods III any color In tho best manner. Coats.
vcsts Pants Tapes, ltaglans, Basquins, &C. cleans.
cd and colorei without being ripped, and put In
good order. AL cvlorng done BY hini 10 warranted
not ~ smut iyrie
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TO MARRIED LADIES,

They are peculiarly adapted, rs they bring
on the monthly period with such perfect reSu-
larity.
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DR.. .Jn0. Il. Lyons
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEM ALES.
FOR FEMALES,

Suffering from Irregularity, or Obstruction OF
the Mcnses, from whatever cause.
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Craze Stones, Tablets,

TABLE AND COUNTER TOPS, &C.. &C.
Also, Soap stons Boiler Tops. Funnel Stones
Stove Innings, 30.
ranted 70 give satisfaction. Orders solicited.
Biddelord, July I, 1862. Pc q ~ - isu
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1T REMOVES ALL INSTRUCTIONS!
1T REMOVES ALL INSTRUCTIONS!
III REMOVES ALL INSTRUCTIONS!
IT REMOVES ALL INSTRUCTIONS!
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His a Perfect Regulator !!
his a Perfect Regulator I!
Ills a Perfect Regulator !!
II is a Perfect Regulator!
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THaTI GUARANTEE
THAT I GUARANTEE
THAT I GUARANTEE
THAT GUARANTEE
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THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM.

BY strengthening and inyigorating aud re-
storing the system to q healthy condition. 1t
moderates all excess, and removes all obstruc-
tons, and speedy cure may DO relied on.
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BUY THE SUREST! .t-
BUY THE SURES7'?
BUY THE SUREST!
BUY THE SUREST!
WHICH rs LYONS DROPS.
WHICH rs LYONS DROPS.
JYHICH rs LYONS DROPS.
WHICH IS LYONS DROPS
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Biddeford Marble Works!
ADAMS & co.

r,EsPECTFULLY announce 10 tho citizens OF
IL pddcford and vicinity that they have opened
n shop on Lincoln street, In tho eastern end OF
the Quinby Swectser Block for tho manufacture OF
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Sure 10 do Good!
Sure 10 do Good,
Sure 10 do Good +!
Sure 10 do Good!
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Maine Zadoe Porfsr's
Baisam has been In uso
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III regard Mr.. Eddy rs one of tho most capable
and suceeafa practitioners with whom have had
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-04
Notice.

pEE Board q Medical Examiners for Orange County.
viii meet Tor examination of persons enrolled in the
Hilita Of aid CoaHty, claiming exemption from mill
cary Service, as follows
At North Brookfed, Tuesday, February I7th.
At Orange County jotal. Chelsea, "wednesday and
Thursday, February ls.h and 10TH.
At A. = Row.es' Inn, Washington, Friday, Febrn airy
.eth.
At Ha:ch's Hotel, WATTS River, Saturday February
2lst.
At the Ofhce Of DR.. Po5!e, Bradford, Monday and
Tuesday, February 23a aa& gath
At Kimbalfs Eotel, West Fairlse, Wednesday, Fsbru-
asy 25lk.
Hours o. Examination, from to l2, a. n. From to
2 an1G Z n.
5SH i j rq 81 Board of Examiners
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
Il y M A N M I S cry

Just published in Sealed Envelope Price 6 cts
a LECTURE BY DR.. CULvERWf' L. ON rHK
CAOSE AND CUBE of Sperma.orrhoi l,onsum vtjos
Mental and Physical Debility, Nerve ~ les Euiiepsy
Impaired Notritien Of the Body, Lass,tude weakness
o. 'ae Limbs and Back, Indispos,.hn and Incapac-
Loss ef Memory, Aversion Society Love Of Solitude
liminity, Self Disrust, Daxness jeadache Affections
OF the Eyes, Pimples the Fsce avoiuntayy Emissions
ana oexnai incapaety the Cons Of Yoathfai Ia
W Thss admirable Leisure sleavly proves that ths
ABOVE eDaneratsa often f-afiicted evils NAV ba re-
meVed without medicine md without aaH &c rous sursoa
man in the land. - f.H IA H.. 8 n al a.
sent under seattle any address, in plain sealed en-
eoPe on the receipt OF sx ce.ts, tive pesare STAMPS
CHAS. J. G. kline h Co.
l2' Borery, NewYorx, Poss Once Box 90
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ELDKR kNArr's PRAYER rok rHE PRnlDnNT

kLDKR kNAPP's PRAYER rok THR p gEslpENT
THAT earness, eccentric and blunt spoken re-
ligi0us exhorter-Elder Knapp-who is now
holding forth every evening, at the Wabash
Avenue Baptist Church, Chicago, in q prayer
the other evening used the following language :
"Oh Lord, wilt thou bless President Lincoln ?
Thou knowest that oil the Southern aristocracy
and all the rotten portion Of the Northern
Democrats are down on him Therefore wilt
thou bless him."
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ALLOTTED PAY.-Aes!gnees and others holding
orders for allotted United States pay, are mott
ted by the State Treasurer that returns have
just come to hand, for the allotment of soldiers
present Of payment, fer the Ssh Regiment and
Lst Battery for September and 0ctober--for the
I'd Battery fer May, June, July and August,
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OF IN 3!
x. r. RIKER,
" II "A 2 E. r A ND TATLO r

As!9st returned from NEW YORK, with good stock O.
auoiotas, Cassimeres and vestings, Of late Patterns
anu otyies German BroadclOths, Black Doeskins;
FRENCH Fancy Doeskins, for Gentlemens
Pants Rich Silk and Marseilles Vest
ings Satin and Silk vestngs,
IT, ,, best qualities,
M a. Tarme nts made at his Shops will be done in
Ga ose workmanlike and fashionable manner.
cut for others to make, and warran ed to at.
en- 90. ~ wishing Z good and fashionable Coat,
kAySs, ASA w "-N'' S'i
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
mr.. CHREES EvEAN'S PILLS

The combination OF ingredients in these Pills the
result OF long and extensive practice. They mild
their operation, and cartan in correcting all irregular
ties, Painful Menstruatious removing all distractions
whether from cold otherwise headache pain in the
SIDE, palpita ton OF the heart whites all aec
ions Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and limbs &c
disturbed Sleep which arise from interruption Of nature
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Wasthe commencement OF % in the trcatmeRt Of
those irregularities and distractions which have
signed so many to premature grave. No female can
ENJOY good hea It'll unless she is regular and whene
obstruction place the general health begins to do
cine,
DIR. CHEES EMAN'S PILLS
eftl mast efecual remedy ever known for ali con
Pants peculiar to Females. To all classes they are in
labe inducing With certainty, periodical regularity.
10y are Known to thousands, who have used them vt diff
sM periods, throughout the country, having the sane
l 81 some of the most eminent Physicians in America.
S phcit directions stating when they should not be
go ou with each Dox-the price dollar per box, con
''T'hs rom fifty to sixty pills.
No.. W mail, promptly, by renting to the Pro-
,rnf1o' 'r by S, Z. Redfeld, Montpelier, W., and
-, Oruggsts generally.
ERcR, Montpelier, Agent.
K. b. HUTCHTNS, Proprietor,
""SoIy ~ Cedar St.. Nav York
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Mr.. J. Il. Hills, Of Burlington, has invented
car coupling which is patented, and
which has been approved by soms Of the rail
road men Of our State as a decided improvement
Of the old coupling.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE Po3ss,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE Po30aAC, }
February 3. {
Parties who crossed the river YESTERDAY
ander flag of truce were very iubilant over
she news from Charleston
The new order of Gen. Hooker announcing
that limited number OF furloughs will be grant
ed to the officers and prlvates, commencing yes
terday has inspired the troops to a degree of
enthusiasm and courage which promise Savora-
bic results
The roads are much improved, and transpor~
taton by wagons is now no difficult matter. A
sharp frost last night hardened the ground con-
siderably.
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Tke trNe Redeeming Postage stamps at the Mont
seller Post ofhc will expire Saturday February, 7th.
Ter that tine STAMPS WILL EE REDEEMED.
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PErERsBURGH, Va, Feb l. The news from
Charleston created great JOY here.
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Eg- Remember the Oysters and Euchre at
" The American - this evening.
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tackled the United States blockading feet off the
| harbor of the city of Charleston, aad sunk and
dispersed or drove off and out of sight for the
time, the entire hostile fleet.
Iheresors, we, the undersigned. commanders
respectively of the Confederate States Naval and
Land forces in this quarter, do hereby formally
declare the blockade by the United States Of the
said city OF Charleston to be raised by o supe-
rlor force of the Confederate States from and
after this 3lst day of January, A. d. 1863.
tSigned)
G. L. BEAUEEGARD, Gen. Com'dg, p
N ID. INGRAHAN,
Flag Officer Com Dig Naval Forces, S. c..
THos. JsURDAN, Chief of Staff.
The results of the naval engagements ye,ter-
day, are that two vessels were sunk, four set
on hre, and the remainder driven away.
The foreign consuls here, held meeting
last night, and were unanimously Of the opinion,
that The blockade had been legally raised
Twenty blockaders were of the harbor to-
day Other very Important movements are IN
progress here.
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This cerhes that, for valuable consideration, have
TINS ay, gvcn to my son, AlmOn c. Downing, his time
during his minority and that will claim his time
wag or pay any debts OF his ting from and AZ
1er this date. RICHARD DOWNING
Witness, ii. A WHITE.
Woodbury., Jan. 9, 1858. 2w3,
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1. Ihs Richmond Des-
patch OF the I'd contains a telegraph from Sa-
yannah, OF the LIST, stating that "a Federal Sect,
consisting of one iron clad turret, four gun
boats, and one mortar boat, again attacked
Fort McAlllster at Genesis Point, this morning.
The hrlng continued till half past two this at
ternoon, when the enemy retired, whipped
again The bOmbardment was more furlons
than the last. The only person killed On the
r~oel side was the commander Of the fore.
A Charleston despatch OF the 3lst, gives the
particulars OF the capture o the gunb-at John
=. Smith. A force of artillery under Lit. Col.
Gatos with twenty guns completely surrounded
her IN 5000 river, s miles from Charleston
The engagement lasted one hour, when she
hauled down the flag, surrendering undundition-
ally with $50 men.
The rebel loss was one wounded. The Sn1atb
had killed, inclu ing Turner, the Chief En-
gineer, and 10 wounded. She was anchored un-
der the guns of Fort Pemberton, and it was said
she would be ready for sea soon.
NEW YORK, Feb. t. A Vicksburg telegraph
of the 3Oth says scouting parties appeared this
morning on the river bank opposite the city.
and burned four houses under range of our
batteries. They are supposed to be erecting
batteries opposite the town
There are no new movements among the fleet
A Petersburgh, Va, telegraph of the LIST,
claims rebel victory in the affair near Suffolk
Their loss was fifty killed and wounded.
\ Chattanooga dispatch, says Wheeler's cav
airy attacked fleet of 35 transports and gun
boats, on the Cumberland river, Friday week,
destroying FIVE. Also on Saturday, destroyed o
nj M ar { Ino Il I
capturing guard of % men.
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B. T. BUXTON,
PROPRIETOR THE
MONTPELHER FOUNDRY
-AND-
M @ II I NJ Il II q

MANUFACTURER OF
G trcul Board MIL Irons
With Lanes Patent Set Works, (wooded If desred.)
STARCH, SAW AND GRlST MILL IRONS.
DOSES PATENT WATER WHEELS, RtCH'S PA
IL tent Iron Beam Plows, Common Land and Side Hill
Flow Castings Guilty. tor Teeth, Ihreshng Machine
Irons, &c. All kinds Wood -awing Machinery Box
Stoves Etc. All kinds CASTING to order. Also IRON
FENCES Of new and various designs.
MONTPELIER, VERMONT.
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d
for the latter to charge disloyalsy and rebel
sympathy on the former is as mean as u is
false. r-j 5tjE si tM
Our oitizsns generally met the ubiquitous
rebel ieaFlessly--sat 10 their doors as usual
gave them what they asked for--miugled soci-
ally with them. In most cases, they offered
pay In current funds and good prices; would
talk to and take by the hands eur little chill
dreD, telling them about their little sisters,
brothers or children In the South. They seem.
cd devoted to their leader; said they were ready
to die for bin, and that they believed they
would get out.
q. The idea Of go many thousands upon thou
sands of cavalry, Infantry, artillery, militia
and armed (but coatless) farmers, who hs6 lost
horses, chasing Morgan for seven hundred or o
thousand miles on this side Of the oaio, excit-
ing villages, towns, oities, communities, camps,
companies, gunboats-indeed, the whole State
aud the nation, with Ave or six hundred raga-
mufis, would be sublimely ridiculous we're IL
not 10 tragic 10 come of Us. Zanesville and
Wheeling, Steubenville aud eli the country
around and between, have been for some time,
and still are, In the highest state of excitement
about this Confederate enniesary's journey -
Tod and Burnside, With myrisds oil greater and
better men, have been alter him, but at this
writing have not caught him! I5is like q huge
iox hunt, aDd the tramp OF the pursuer5 shakee
the nation, and will be heard all over the world
for hundreds Of years to come! Reynafd runs
well-fghts little-is "some" on q hAnk-his
trail is long, and in many places angled and
curved. What elrlDg Of Graves! What horse
exchange! What theme for some future 70.
manGer! But what long article. So here's
the E. N. d.
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tlon. In spite Of slavery, I'VE were successful
in the second war with Great Britain, and II
neither war, 10 is 0 gratifying historical fact
was the enemy able, by oil his arts Of sedac'
tion, TO withdraw many slaves from their fdel'
ity. Ia spite OF slavery, we have moved on
ward In our march Of power and greatness
augmenting our population 10 period only co.
extensive with that Of my life, from two and
one-half to seventeen millions. aa
Ii our country lei now writhing under the agony
Of extreme pecuniary distress and embarrass-
ment, 1t has moi been produced by slavery, at
least not by black slavery. 1t has been brought
about, think, by the exercise Of arbitrary pow
OF, but not that which the master exerts over
his black slaves. ,Ha
d Let us cease 10 sgitate topic which divides,
distracis and indsmes the community, which
tends to array man against man, State against
State, and section against section, and which
threatens the greatest Of ell calamities which
could befsl this people-the dissolution Of the
Union Of those States. Lst us in place Of dig
cord and dlasention, cultivate peace, harmony
sad good will among the people and the Staten
OIL tbis Confederacy, and let US recolleot that
We have other duties TO perform toward our
country, toward posterity, and toward the world,
than even the extirpation OF African slavery.
have thus, In answer to your inquiries, CIV
en- you full, candid and unreservcd exposition
Of my opinions and feelings on the several sub
Iects to which they relate. hope they Rill be
received and examined in the same friendly and
frank spirit in which they are communicated.
lam your friend and obedient servant,
.l..s.. ..s.... II. CLAY.
To JAooB GIBSON, Savannah, Ashland county,
Ohio.
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Gbe Obio, ,6tates,,r'lat1tr| "a
From the Mansfield Shield and Bannef.l
SHELBY, oHio, July II, 1863.
John Y. Glsssn1:

DEAR sn: II may be we'll TO giveto the public
the following letter from Henry Clay, published
for the fret timelin the Shebly Exprsss about six
months ago, The original letter was in my
possession, and the following is o correct copy
taken from 1t at the time The letter is
In possession Of Mrs, Elizabeth Pittenger,
daughter Of Jacob Gibson, to whom it was
originally addressed. The letter 10 in his own
hand writing, and In an excellent state Of
preservation. Ibespeak for !. o careful psrusal.
q a. RT,0OM
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|IT Is ESPECIALLY ADAPTED
TO LEArHER,
Ana we claim Is an especial merit,
that u sticks Patches and Lipings to
Boots and Shoes sufficiently strong
Without stitching. ,'d Oh 8 M
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Country Produce Commission Housel
THE OLD FIRM or .ln
Miller & Carpenter,

No. 8 Erie Buildings, Nsw York, $500 Wssh
ington STREET., 8.l
STILL receive and sell Flour, Grain, Butter, Lard,
~ Cheese, Eggs, Pork, seeds Hops, Beans, Dried
Fruits, Poultry, Game, etc.
Dash advanced on shipments, and prompt returns
made OF sales. Send for our Price Current list.
RRSEREHcu-President Of the Irving Bank, N. Y City;
President of N. Y. L. u. Rsilway Co., Gould & Hip.
bard, Warsaw, N. " D. Baldwin. ESQ, Fowler, Ohio;
u. 8. Munger, ESQ.,, Geneva, 0hioi Ne o. GroSvenor,
Esq, Jonesvile, Mich.
mchIl -dly H.f sa'tt
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MANYPENNY 4 MILLER
usL1sHERs AID P2orlIxToRI
~ Once Nos. 30, % and 90. North Hish o.
rsKMs INvARIABLY IN ApyANon.

rates. ~ ~ t-'' WV
Advertisements loaded and placed In the column OF
tspecial Notices, double tie ordinary rates. I- :
All notices required 10 DO pubshed By law, legalrates
por cent more than the shove rAtesi hnt ali sueh I'll
spPear In the Tri.Weekly without charge. - -.
bu.ness cards, not oIceedng hve lines per year. IN
ide, ~ 80 per lnei outside %. .dii''ll
Co., half price.
AL tr0si.isss adVsrtissnssts pssst b pasd fov d
. stpancs The rule will not be varied from
Weekly same price the Daily, where tho advertiser
%, the weekly alone. Where The Daily and Weekly
e. both used, then the charge for the wsskiy viii b
elf the rates Of the Daily I b ia--1 Z 4 n :
No advertisement taken except for dsanits psriod.
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BOOT Sc SHOE
Manufacturers, usipg Mschi mes, will
Ind II tho best article known for Oe.
menting the Channels, as It works
without delay, Is not affected BY any
change Of temperature.
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To JACOB GIBSON, Savannah, Ashland couu
Ohio. 'la
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/, ri Families
ID Sla A DO f1t3f
.b9G1 4l ~ esf4l
.aStL TFAJ
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DEmooRArIo mEErINas.

y
IT,. n......u. O..
lug Demoosao o'A'e NensEs oommnsee
have made the following appointments for meet
Inps throughout the State. Tba iocaj commit,
tees will see TO It that thew are p,ope,lv sd-
yertIsed ;1af9 7ffqr75,4
oN
oouDs Ua inusuay, July Svtn' a. MsrysViIlS' Union
Gsooy n nSRssa.l Ins,- ~. +. Ioso, "oi' ''e'
~ 2. nVun, " M sonns'on'
ooun.. sry, ssyIy Ialy olss .. DSiATsre, DeiaSaIe
g. C G,oonp nSAHnFS m a. Honn W e. Lugn, oS,; y
swastzs, - ,'1A' "' 'onu''on' 1nas'
oo s.tr,d., Au.n.. =, :. .c,. MT
.vsy eountS Snsa 20 ~ 0,rc,e'pe, p Iics-
s. CoS. j. l. Cream. . 'O'se e. rusn'0'
n, Tr..a.. A,.... A. . u
conntv SnasI.sse e eG"o...' - py c Mlami
Folistt. 7 T. G,ssn sMnK,nns II usn' onAs'eS
On wsd,sad., Ar,n., s,h =. u..
Ch ,mpaien county snssis,s Gso.no AIS' n
Pnoh' r r. Gssan chs H. FoI,.,. eoISo ~
Kinney.
On "Wednesday Auonst 9Th a. ToIsao r..
cas oountv. snssLsrs"ssmnsI co.' as .,u,
Geo. H Pendlelon. ctl
On Thursday. Aoeust 9Th. nj Ksptop. H.,d;n
.ouuty Speakers-George e. Pueh, Charles
Follett, F. C. LeBlond. 751 C-5
On Friday, August 7th, at Upper Sandusky,
Wyandot county: speakers--Ge gorge e. Pugh,
Charles Follest, s. 8. Cox. Vim. Johnston, r,
g. LeBlond. ...-
On Saturday, August 9Th, at Van Vert, Van
Vert county: Speakers--George Z Pugh, F.
G. LeBlond. - ~, ..-..
On Monday, August l0.h, at Paulding,
Pauldipg county; speakers-George E. Pugh,
s.s Cox, VIM, Sawyer, e. Phelps.
On Tuesday, August Ilth, at Defiance, De.
lance county: Speakers--9. e. Pugh, 8. 8. Coz,
VIM. Sawyer, E. Phelps.
On, Wednesday, August 18th, at Napoleon,
Henry county: Speakers-G. Il. Pugh, 8. 8.
Cox, VIM, Sawyer, e. Phelps. , M
On Thursday, August 13Ih, at Psrysburg,
Wood county: Speakers-G. e. Pigh, 8. 8.
Cox, !. L. Green e. Phelps. a1t
On Friday, Auguet l4th, at Kalida, Putnam
county: Speakers-G. E. Pugh, ]. L. Green,
Phelps. l.r5i 'Ioos sqs'I i5H
On Saturday, August 18Th, at st. Marys,
Auglaize county: Speakers-G. e. Pugh, ]. L,
Green, F. @. LeBlond 80 hH mr.
| On Saturday, August lst, at FndIsy, Han.
cock county !: speaker-s. s. Cox.
On Saturday, August 29th, at Medina, Me.
dina eountyi Speakers 8. Cox, George
Hise, liW sw .st105T O.. enome 81
Ga Thursday, August Gosh, at Millersburg,
| Holmes county: Speakers-S. 8. Coz, Osto
Dfe'el, George Bliss. hcl5g .el
On Friday, August 2lst, Of Mount Gilead,
Morrow county: speakers-A. g. Thurman,
samuel Medary. III o. iasf 41 .
On Thursday, August 9th, Tin the EVENING",
at Sandusky City, Erie county: Speakers-s,
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