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TO CONsUMPTIVES.

TIME Advertiser having been restored to health in
Il few weeks, by very simple remedy after having
suffered several years with severe lung Affection and
that dread disease. Consumption-is anxious make
khswn to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire 1t, ne will send a copy of the
scripion used Gree of charge with the directions
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sUERE CURE FOR CsksrNPToS. ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, &c.
The on obje ct of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription is 70 benefit the afflicted and
ton ~hcb lie conceivss 10 be in vauahe and he hopes
every soerer will try his remedy, it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, williamsburg,
- Kings County, New York,
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
- - 90 OrrAwA. Msy 20, 1868.
Flow-Winterwhest, 50 5Oa4 pr loo; spring =
extra, 50. 5Oa3.75; spring " fine 2 e- -,
Corn NeoL-75c. a$i.0Oc pr. 100. 4
WAeatNo. spring s0a9f; No 2. Soc.
Corn-Shelled, 43c for 60lbs; ear 43c 75lbs.
-Oats-43c for IS lbs.
BdrLey Zoe for46 lbs.
Rye-6e.
Timothy .>Asd-$l.90.
Potdtoes-9oal.O 90. p. bush.
Elgs-6c.
Butter-l5a16c.
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TEE HAvENHuL CONCERT q
beautiful sacred oratorio of Esther" will
be produced on Thursday evening of next
week, at the Baptist church IN this city,
in full costume, by about 30 of Ottawas
best singers, under the leadership and d.
rection of Prof N H. Havenhill. From
a rehearsal or two we have been permit
ed to hear, We can confidently assure
our citizens that this will be the greatest
musical treat ever enjoyed IN Ottawa
See adv
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS We have seen
and heard enough of the " Rotary Spader, y
advertised by Mr. Comstock in another
column, to know that it i. machine Of
high merit, and we really think is destin-
ed to take the place entirel Of the pillow
We are satisfied that the best pillow cannot
do the work more effectcallv, while in
labor it saves just two dollars out Of three
See the adv. and examine the machine
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EXCURSION JUNE 25th.-We understand
the Arlington Leon and Dinniker MIN.
strels have engaged "to show" for the ex-
cursionists. Their entertainment is the
most pleasing and popular performance of
the day. Their Hall has been filed every
night for the past FIVE months, and an ex.
ira entertainment is given Saturday after
noon, for Sunday Schools, DC. Tickets
reduced to ID cts.-exercises from to 5,
Kingsbury Hall, next block east OF Sher.
man House
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The Supreme Court adjourned finally
last Saturday morning, after desposng of
the entire docket. There were 800 causes
on the hearing docket, of which about
half have been dismissed or decided, and
the others are held under advisement"
New GooDs AT HLBEET s-Mr D. NJ
Haibert is now receiving his stock of
Summer Goods and invites the ladies' in
particular and "all creation" generally to
call and see them 1t is, or should be
known, that dry goods have been gradual
ly falling in price since March. and Mr.
Halbert, by having an agent on the ground
and purchasing late, has obtained advan-
tages which his customers will realize and
understand when they come to price his
new stock nov arriving.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Nay -, 1868.
The frmness noted in the Broadstuffs markets
Yesterday. continued to day, but there was no
quotable improvement in prices.
There was fair demand for Wheat and the mar
ket ruled steady at $l.15al.16t for No. and ia
CSC tor No. 2Spring. closing firm after the receipt
of New York dispatches. Flour was dull and with
out essential change.
Corn was in active demand and the market rul-
ed firm at 451la46c for mixed, closing at the out
side figure. There was good inquiry for Oats,
and prices improved &c per bushel, sales being
made ats53!a54c for No. l. AID 4Sa4s3c for Reject
ed in store.
There some inquiry for Rye by shippers,
with light sales of medium at 81 Is on track.
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F:KE RAIS.-After "dry SPELL of five
or six weeks, which threatened to become
= drought; this region was visited on
Thursday with succession of delightful,
refreshing showers. Every thing Of the
growing sort in the ground is now fairly
leaping and dancing with now life and
vigor. The season promises to be one Of
remarkable abundance.
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Mrs Dunn, the woman mentioned ir
our last as undergoing hearing before
Justice Leavens for shooting the man
Ryan, was discharged, the verdict showing
that she had acted purely from fright and
in selfdefence. There were no facts elici.
ted at the examination to vary materi.
ally those we stated
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Just received, by =. s. HoILscswoRTH Soy, lot Of
Superior Pennsylvania Whisky, from the Monongahe-
la River, which is pronounced, by cosnoissers, as
very superior quality.
Also an invoice Of the FIRST quality OF Scotch Wis
key, to which the attention Of Gentlemen and Families
Bottled Wines and liquors for Family and Medicp al
Of the first quality.
Ottawa, Dec. 7.is0z-.
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Read the advertisement of Clancy d Co.
they are the heaviest lumber dealers out of
Chicago in Northern Illinois, and are
wholesouled, obliging aud accommodating
men to deal with.
Their grocery establishment near the
corner Of La Sale and Madison st. is also
a heavy, first class concern of its kind, and
does an enormous business
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Union Aid Society

Fo South Ona,oa, East Uuea, South Wal
than, and West Dayton.
p Box No. 3, sent May 10th, 1863.
'16 shirts 6 pr drawers, ii towels, 4
pillows, 2 pillow cases, l bundle cotton
rags, bundle lined rags, 10 bandages, 2
packages sage, l package wormwood, y
ib dried apples, 3 pin and needle books,
II ID CASTLE soap, 8 handkerchief, l9 pa
pers, II magazines
By order of the President.
E. D. ARMSTRONG, Sec.
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Niaagar, Attention !!

The members of the N iagara Engine Co. No. !. are
hereby specially notified that al deliaquents who
fail to square themselves on the books, by thu
next regular meeting. TUESDAY evening, Jund g.;
will be promptly expelled. their nsme Published
in the city papers, and the:f dues collected by lay
By order Of the CompaHy
CHARLES SNOW, C!srh.
Ottawa May 2sth, 1865.
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CUL1Iv2roks 1T may BE lato in the sea.
son to mention it, but many farmers may
yet find it important to know, that Mr..
Jos Maierhofer, at his agricultural estab
lishment in this city, is manufacturing the
inc them cheaper than can be bought ont
of Ottawa
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MEMS DEPOT
HOMAS MOORE.

IMPORTER. and manufacturer of Increase Twist Ri
Il and Shot Guns. Of every description, Telesco,s
and Pa Muxze Rides, Revolving Breech,
Barrels with Guide Starter for hunting and large
Revovers. Colts BeaIs, Mathaten's Buns
syms', Allen ThurbeY's. Gentlemen will 6nd at my
shop everything in my lne and warrant to give salts
action to all that favor with their patronage.
invite the old friends OF H. P. BRuEKER to give
call as he is Customers will always ind him
q his post Ny shop is Main Street, near the Fox
River Bridge. ~ ~ -
Shot. w.as sid Gaps. esns let y she day.
tsup s1BoNAS tlodRB.
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Donations

To the La Sale Co. Soldiers Aid Society, to
May 24th, 1868.
From Mrs. N. Shotwell, prs pillows
and cases, quilt, 2 bottles currant wine,
fjug canned currants
Prem Rutland, per Mrs D. X. Shaver,
Sfb dried apples, Alb sweet corn, Obj dried
fruit, gallons horse raddish.
From Mrs Fanny Ruger, lob dried
currants, 4sib dried apples,
From Mrs Van Doren, pr socks.
From the town of Bruce, box.
From Mrs. Pierce, jellies, canned fruit,
and horse radish.
From Mrs. TayIer, shirts, pr socks.
From friend in the country, per Mr.
NJ. Porter, grocer. 3 cans apple butter, 2
battles horse radish, 2fb dried fruit,
package bandages.
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&. 8. HORERT +,

..-,C6NI1ST, -
Has taken Roos over the Bank Of Ottawa just across
the street from his old auafters He is pernansntl,
located there and will be in readiness during all bus
ness hours to wait on his pasrsas hsresJfnrs HI
ehSfEes for operation are in keeping with the times.
Col. Cushman's once. ufsv
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"A Floral and Strawberry Festival
Will be held on Thursday evening. June 18th, by
the La Sale Co Soldiers Aid Society.
.-tae. SARAH f. HExsHAw, Sec.
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@ttaba frff Graofr.
~~~~>~>~~~>~>~~~~~~~~~-~
( LOCAL. MATTERHRt

DR. WALKER may be consulted at the
Geiger House, Ottawa, on Saturday next,
June the 9Th, from to o'clock,
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The Confessions ana Experience Of an
Invalid. .
Published for tina benefit and awarninS and eau
TON TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Sperrnato
rIGa, Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, ETC. sap-
pving at the xsme time the Kettas OF Self Care By
who cured himself after berg put great
Pense and injury through medical humbug and qhack-
cry.
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
= RedfOyd, Gin0s &C., v Z.
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MANHOOD;

MANHOOD;
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
Just Published, in Sealed EnceIops Price sis etc
LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
Radical cure of Spermatorrhea or Seminal weakness,
Sexual Debility Nerycusr,sss and Involuntary Ennis
sions, inducing Impotency Consumption, and Mental
and Physical Debility.
by ROBT, j. CULvERWELE. NJ. d.
The important fact that the awful consequences Of
seHAbuse may be efeetually re moved without inter-
.l medicines the dangsrous apple atien Of causcs
Instruments es<dicated bougisss and osher empercal
devices here clearly demonstrated, snd the entirely
and highly successful! treatment as adopted by the
celebrated author, fully explbnsd BY MEANS ofwhich
every enabled to himself perfectly and at
the least possible cost thereby avoiding all Abe adver
tised nostrums Of the day. This lecture will prove .
boon to Thousands and thousands.
Sent under SEAL in pla1 envelope, to any address,
post paid or the receipt Of two postage stamps By
addressing "a. publishers, - =
s5I 1.7Bowsry. New York. Post once Box, 45se.
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La Sale Co. Soldiers Aid Society.
SOciabe of this Society will be held on Mon
day evening at the residence of Mr.. F. A. Slack
All friends of the Society invited to attend. Ad-
mittance IS cts.
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PEOPLES PENSION
Bounty Money Office
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
OTTAWA, ILLS.
Agent FOR


Snyd err, Cook Il CO., of Chicago,
M [ pay particular attention the collection OF
w PJUNTIES, PENSIONS, ARREARAGES OF
PAY, &C., &c.
No Iyance Fees Required, and no Char
geS Unless Successful
The veil kno wn bbty, aciIitie. and success Of the
d u which am acting nfei sncOmium.
Tn: snior partner resides permanently at Washing
& n or he prosecution OF their clients claims
Arpi, ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
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In this city, the morning Of the n tn, at thc resi-
dencc OF his .in-iaw, Giles W. Jackson Rst. LEVI
JENNINGS, SEN, aged IS years.
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To the Public.

At . meeting of the Directors Of the La Sail
County Mutual Fire hssurace Company, held OF
the 4th of May, 1865, the following facts were eli
cited, and the Secretary instructed to embody
them in communication to the public.
This company has been in existence eight years
five Of them the most disastrous to business pur
suits ever experienced by this community. 1T
business has been confined chiefly to this imme
date vicinity no special effort having been made
to extend it, on account of the financial difficulties
of the times.
During tina. period it has insured property te
the amount of nearly
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sdUIJIVJN pHE SDhIO
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIESI
THE GREAT FRENCH
PREVENTIVE PILL,

INVENTED AND PREPARED BY AN
eminent French Physician, graduate Of the
COLLEGE LES PENNIES DE LYONS,
and practitioner in the Royal Hospitals Of France
and Germany.
This Pill contains injurious drugs, but 10 COM
pounded Of PURELY VEGETABLE EXTRACTS,
by process known only to the inventor. Prof. NJ.
BEIYROYE.
Their effect the person Is only on the Genera
I'VE Organs and does effect the ordinary routine
q business of the using them; they regulate tho
organs and leave them in 4 state of perfect health
This pill is, as its name implies, preventive OF
eraVid'ty or conception, (but produces no abortion,
REMEMBER thai,) and be taken with the most
perfect safety.
The inventor has used this Pill in his extensive
practice in over 5000 cases. and always with the
Desired result For further information send yous
r. FRANCIE EFT Gle.
Chemstes ct Pharmacies
IS and 81 Rue ST. Anne Paris
Or III. FRANCIE,
2. o. Box 1869, Pittsburgh, Pa.
These Pills sent BY mail in seeure and ,af.
manner, post paid receips Of dollar for sin.s.
boz, or six for S dollars.
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Speeiat Notirts.
Land 4 Loan Office.
IA. SHERWOOD,

OTTA WA, AhoiN Viz
HAVING taken out = license under the uhEed
III States Rev :nue Laws, propose to ACT a. agent
for tn purchase, sale exchange and renting OF
houses lots and landed property generally in the
States Of Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin
Those having property they wish sold or exchanged
are informed that by placing the same in my hands
for disposal, they will receive all the advantages Of
the numerous calls have for different kinds Of pre-
perty, that the sale of the same will receive my best
attention and that my missions for selling will be
light.
those wishing to purchase property, request
ID call before purchasing elsewhere, thereby
securing the advantages Of having the chance OF choos
ing from the various kinds of property have for
sale sreh may suit them in location cheapness.
IHAvE ON HAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Lands in Wisconsin and Iowa,
Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots in Ottas,a,
Lands improved and unimprove1 in LA SALE, LIV-
lNGsTON and GRUMPY counties, in the State of Il
nOis.
Once in Nattinger's Block, in rooms adjoining Ex-
change Bank. Z. A. SHERWOOD.
ottawa, April %, 1865.
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0ATTWA ACADEMY.

WE offer all the advantages Of first class Semi
w nary. Rare cham for Practical Book Keeping,
Ancient, Modern, and Higher English Languages, hi
losophy, Chemistry Surveying Drawing Painting, and
Music. 4 experienced Teachers. Studen.s taken at
any time. A few can board with the principal An
evening school for Writing Book Keeping, Arithmetic,
Astronomy, &C., from till 10. ett -
class will he formed, and situations found for
Teachers. -
Common English, IS per quarter al weeks.)
Primary Department, 80 per quar- ter.
First Term IN weeks,) opened May 10.
Fall Term (14 wecks,) opens Aug Is.
Winter Term Dec.s
Spring 4" Z" Marchs22.
Cook 4 Glover's Block, Ottawa. Ill.
y3-47 d. \. ARNOLD. NJ. A., Principal.
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SI,GOO,OOO,

the premium notes on which constituting the
capital Of tho Company. or basis of assessments for
losses aud expenses, amounting to over
$SO,OOO,
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Choice Liquors.

Ottawa. May 70, 1868. -Sw.
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tssuIoIpsN pue sSnL0
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- So ,.
SOLDIERS wi. hns large s.eck Of Fatigue Shoes.
Long Boots. re-, &e., at very low rates.
In fact ~bcots and Shoes Of u kinds, styles and
sizes at sbcut old pricts.3
E. G. HALBERT.
Northwest Of Court House, corner La SAYS
and Ma{iso. Streets
Ottawa Marcel, 2ist, isca.-a.-, q. -
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Our Recent Victories.
BY the President of the United States
"A Proclamation.

1t has pleased Almighty God to hearken
to the supplications and prayers Of an af
f1icted people, and to vouchsafe to the army
and navy Of the United States, on the land
and on tho sea, victories so signal and so
effective as to furnish reasonable grounds
for augmented confidence that the union OF
these States will he maintained, their Con
stitution preserved, and their peace and
prosperity permanently preserved but these
victories have been accorded not without
sacrifice of life, limb, health and liberty,
incurred by brave, patriotic and loyal citi'
zens. Am. e-rrrrrr An
Domestic aff1iction in every part of tho
bereavements. 1t is meet and right to re
cognisc and confess the presence Of the AL,
mighty Father, and the power Of His hand
equally in these triumphs and these sorrows.
Now, therefore, be it known that / dc
set apart Thursday, the sixth day OF Au
gust next, as day for national thanksgiv
ing, praise, and prayer, and l invite the
people Of the United States to assemble OF
that occasion in their customary places O
worship, and, in the forms approved b,
their own conscience, render the homag,
due to the Divine Majesty for the wonder
full things He has dono in the nations be
half, and invoke the influence OF His HOLY
Spirit to subdue the anger which has pro
duced and so long sustained needless ant
cruel rebellion to change the heart Of th'
insurgents; to guide the counsels Of th'
Government with wisdom adequate to- >.
great q national emergency, and to visit will
tender care aud consolation, throughout tn,
length and breadth Of our land, all thos'
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q ~. Illustrated
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
The Re st Me hanicr Paper In tho worlt
EIGHTEENT YEAR.
@ O. E4rt WI JrNI. VIII NEW SFRIES

EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
.ETf4p VOLUME vIII,---NEw SERIES.
A new volume Of his popular Journal commences on
number contains sxteen pages Of useful Information,
and from fve TO len original eygfavings Of new inven-
ons md discoveries all oil which are prepared express
ly for its columns. q.
No person engaged IN any Of the mechanical man
ufacurng pursuits should think Of "dong wthout the
Scientific American. II but six cents per week
every number contains from six to ten engrayings Of
machines and inventions, which cannot be found IN
'' no the Inventor. .., ,.,,. 4
The scennhc American is Indispensable to every In;
venior il only contains illustrated descriptions Of
number contains an ofcial List Of The Claims of all the
Patents issued from the United States Pstent Office during
progress q inventions in This country We ase
eeSng evcyy week the best scientific journals o Great
Britain France and Germany ,sas placing Y our poss
art these old countries We shall continue 70 transfer
to our columns copious extracts from these journals Of
whatever we may deem OF interest to Our readers
A pamphlet Of Instruction 10 the best mode of Oh.
thinning Letters Patent on new invenuop1 10 hfnished
Nessrs. Mum & Co. havs acted as Patent Solicitors
for more than seveneen years, in connection with me
publication Of ts scisnlhc American And they refer TO
No charge made for exauinng sketches and models
of new inventions and for .dvss inSsner' p to then
.CnEMisrs, ARcuirIcrS MIILwMoHTs AND FARNxRs.
The scisnlac American will be iound most useful
journal 70 them All tho new discoveries ~ the srience
OF the srchiee and carpenter not oyerlookedj all
c new inventions and discoveries appetaining 10 these
pursuits being published from .week 20 week. Useful
and practical iniopaiion pertaining TO the interests o
mwtighs and milf owners viii be found in ,he Sciep-
tiRo American, which infousatoi sey cannot possibly
are inscrrsed will be found discussed in the Scieihc
American; nbst Of the improvements in agricultural
implements being illustrated In Its columns.
Terms. ~ s'sa I" 'a'i
To mail sabscribeps: Three Dollars year, or ons
Dollar for four mont,. The volumes commence on the
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STOCK OF GOODS FOR CASE
Staple Goods,
Pittsburgh Water Cure,

l. ocated at Hay syil1s . station, ON the p tits.
FIT. Wayne a htcago r.. r., sndo n tho
RstIroad lie n ding from Cincinna
p q o Pittsburgh, via. VIII ceiling
..a4 z. and SteubeuvfHIe.
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A Friend in Need. Try it.

DIR. SWEETS INFALIIBIE LINIhIENT, as an
external remedy, is without rival, aud will alleviate pain
matte and Nervous Disorders is truly inalibe, and as
curative for Sores Wounds Sprains, Bruises &C., s
soothing healing and powerful strengthening properties,
excite tho just wonder and asonshmen OF all who have
ever given II trial. Over thousand certificates Of
remarkable cures, performed By within ,hs ssi 1--WE
years, attest The fact ~ & -s- - -
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TO Horse Owners! {

DR., SWEETS INFAlLIBLE LINiMENT FOR
ness arising from sprafns, Bruises, or wsenchng, IT,
effect Is magical and certain Harness o. Saddle Calls
and Ripgbone may DO easily, prsyenied aud cured IN
theif incpient ssges but confirmed eases are beyond
the possibility Of radical cure. No ease Of The kind
however Is 50 desperate OF hopsess bpt may bs ale
waited BY this Liniment and s faithful application will
nwsys remove the LamaApss aud enable the horse 10
travel with comparative eAss.
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AuctlOnoer's Notice.

THEREBY TENDER NV SERVICES 70, the public
a. Auctionser, trusting BY due uuenton 70 business
70 merit Ashare d public patronage having applied for
icense ~ Auctionser, under The Excae Law Of the u
z. Any person requiring my SERVICES procure the
sssae by sddfessing me q Hnuier, Benont Co, Ohio.
jd JOSEPH y. NAYS, Auciionesr
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Ten per cent will bs charged ~ an entrance fec
In division hrst o. th's class on me hrst premium
yided the fret premium amounts to 81, Or more
In division second there WILDE no charge.
Committee for both divisions - HoEe,
liendrysburg; Mrs. Jane Pickering, East Rich
lsnai Mrs. M:Mi,ehell, 81 ~ CInSirsyilIe; n y MIs
Euat RichIand
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Cssoni,tee--Tohn johnson, Pesse Tp; Andrew Me-
Farlund, Harrison Co, Ohio Robert A Gray, Coerain
IN Lebsh Lodge, RichlandTp; Alouzo p. Miller. Bel
mont ONO 49,. r. ..,ss.. p q - ..-.T-' /.
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Rest displny OF farm implements by farmer 10 dip
Exhibitors fee in ms class will be 10 per cent on The
hrst premium for which The article conpces, where me
first premium amounts 10 81, moreif less, iiotng
Co,nmitiee-John Ward Eas, Richlsndi 'rhos Majors,
Coeain I'M Matthew Nichol, Coleran Up; Geo Bartolo-
new, bridgeport Hiram Boroh b. Clnirsviiie'