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EeIsLATURE OF VERNON T.
ANNUAL sEsSION, 1868.
REPORTS.

THURSDAY, Oct. 80.
SENATE-.4fernoOn.
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actual confinement for failing to captvre Meade's
supply train during Lees raid to that end

ILLNoH.-Gov. Yates of Illinois has issued
a stirring appeal to the people of that State to
respond to the call of the President for more
troops.
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company,

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1858.
THE Members ui the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurano.
L Company here ~ notified that the following asses,
me nts been made by the Directors all Notes In FORE
on the following DAYS, to wit
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FouND.-A Mason's badge, Square and Com
pass around a G, and in a circle. The owner
can have the same by calling at this Office
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NEWS BY MAIL.

CIV There is some trouble with the wires
again this morning, SO that we get no news
report.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 90. The Bulletin, has the
following dispatch
Cincinnati, Oct. 20. Our loss in the brilliant
achievement at Chattanooga was only five killed
and fifteen wounded of Gen. Hazen's brigade
Gen. Palmer is assigned to the command of
the 18th Army Coris.
Communication will be opened between
Bridgeport and Chattanooga along the Chatta-
nooga river"
New YORK, Oct. 29 The Washington Star
says three conscripts deserters from the rebel
army OF Virginia, reached their home in Prince
William County, Va, a day ortwo since, and
represent that Lees army was never before so
punched Tor supplies of all kinds. In fact, if
these accounts be true, it must be in almost a
state oil starvation. They further state that it
Is understood in the rebel army that Gen. A.
p. Hill is now in Richmond in disgrace if not in
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The Con LESSONS and Expert
ence Of an Invalid.

DUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and a warning and
L caution to young who suffer from Nervous Debl
ty, Premature Decay Of Manhood etc.; supplying at the
time the Of Self-Cure. By Who has cured
himself after being put to great expense and injury
through medical humbug and quackero
BY enclosing po't-paid addressed envelope, SINGLE
COPIES may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ.
nay25fyl Bedford, Kings County, NJ Y.
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OBITUARY.

DtED-At Youngs Point La. march,
3olb 1868, of drOpsy Of lhA heart, Ron T
A. MOORE Of the 76.h Ree't y. v. /.
The deceased was a citizen of Etns.
Licking Co. o.. where he enjoyed tie
reputation Of being young an Of excel
lent qualities. 4 enjoyed the confidence. q
respect OF all who knew him. He WAS
drafted las. fall and wen, cheerfulIy, al
though few days previous he had been
united by marriage to Miss. Melissa Geo
hegan Of Baltimore in this county, who
now mourns the departure Of bim she sc
dearly loved, and who las ben taken
from her so Unexpectedly; aud all the
bright prospects Of happy life SO sud
denly blasted
In letter received from the captain O
his company he speaks OF him in fatter-
ing terms, that he was loved dearly By
his comrades, patriotic and generous, anC
bore the hardships Of the campaign with
put murmuring, but greater than all thes,
he liv.d in the lear Of God and died
christian. and has laid off the armor o
war and put on the armor Of etefna
peace.
Basil. May 92l 1863. A. T. NJ
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Union Meeting.

2 e -. T. r
There viii be meeting of the friends
Of tie Governmen, at tile Court House in
Lancaster, on next
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 1st.
Governor TOD will address the meet
Ing. All friends Of the Government, o
whatever party, are earnest y invited tc
attend. Come up, loyal men Of Fairfield
county. and hear, Backbone TOD =
the man who has the backbone to ad-
iGinisier the State Government uninfu
saced BY fear or favor, AMI with The sin
gt5 purpose Of sustaining the Federa
Goyernment:
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wRLcomR norrKr.

suggst,ed b. learning that Major JOSEPH sTAP.
FoRD, ofthe slrst o. vi Regiment, ai-
tAehea to The Army df the Climber.
land isylsiilng IN out CITY.
Among the Arst 10 answer Preedomp mi ghiJ call,
To wfvn our nag from evefy lingering ihrAil:
Among the foremoh On tie bloody Geld
Who're RIGHT must triumph and each trai tor yield:
From Bull Run "Pa.terson's' disastrous fray,
Through sbiloh's Frightening of the ma riial day,
To MurfrecSuorct boon Of glorious war,
Pull-glohed, showing 81 n and moon, and star;
Where cohsolialed heroes shed fight
Which daHn'd the Nations day and clos'd me Ma
ton's night!
There grew tho laur els which sdorn thy wreath,
Thy right hand gathered in the faOo Of death!
A welcome home.-a brighter welcome when
Our Nanon shall reward our best Of men!
n. 4. II. LETTERING.
Lancaster. o., May %, 1863.
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FREEMEN TO THE RESCUE.

The Union men of Pleasant Township
will hold meeting at Neibling's on Sat
irday evening the 3)th Of May. for lie
purpose Of making township orgauiza.
ton for the coming campaign. Lat ev.
cry patriot who is in favor of crushing
this unholy rebellion, and perpetualing
this glorious goSsrnmsnt, attend without
fail. Able speakers will be present to
I'D lress the meeting.
By ODER OF THE CoMTTTEEMEN
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Cautions against the more common Er-
rOTs in PaTsiDg.
IOontinuad
GContinued.1

ONhpAe@fI
CAUTION. Be careful not to mistake
adjOctives ending in cd for participates or
participial adjeetives.
In the following sentences the words
before which (a)is placed are adjoct.
ives, those before which tp. is placed
are pariioiples. and those marked (p. a. J
are parIicipia adjeclives.
1. 70 Adam he said Ia J cursed is The
land for thy sake.
2. The land was (p.) cursed for
Adams slD.
3. The (p. a. cursed land brought
forth thoIns and thistles.
4. Ia. } Blessed are the merciful.
5. Little children we're (p.) blessed
by the Saviour.
9. This is (a.) crooked stick.
z. Card-lseth are cut and crooked
by machinery.
8. The eagles beak is (a, Aooked.
g. The trout was (p) hOOhed by The
fisherman.
10. The fisherman dew the (p. a.
looked trout from the water.
| IL. Some kinds Of grain are a.,
bearded and others are NOT.
12. The lion was bearded in his den
REMARK.-ln adjectives ending in ed
these letters form in pronunciation dis
tmct syllable, AS adjsclives. therefore
cursed. blessed, crooked and hooked ar,
words of TWO syllables. But in verbs
participate, and participial adj 4c'ives
ending in ed, the should, il possible
be suppressed in pronunciation. Al
verbs, parliciples or pariicipial adj4cl
ives, cursed, blessed. crooked. and hooked
are therefore pronounced as words of on
SYLLABLE.
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JOHN WILLIAMS
Ito be continued J


Tho following was handed us by c. +.
ShaeIer for publication
OFFICIAL
TREASURY EPlRTsENr.
OFFICE OF INT. REvRNUE,y
WAsnISeToN. May 22D. 63)
Sta: Your letter Of the 19;h inst has
been received.
In answer / have 10 say that boots
made without order OF measure, and
placed in a store for sale to any person
who may desire TO purchase. should be
regarded as made for sale generally, and
should pay duty Of thiee per cent. I'D
valurem.
WHEN boots and shoes made upon sps-
ciul orders are not taken by the persons
ordering them. and are placed in Tie
store for general sale, they should be
classed as above and taxed at The rate Of
three per cent ad valorsm.
Very respectfully,
ED MCPHERSON.
G. F. Shaelfer, Esd, U. s. Assessor.
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L1Kur.J. NJ. SurpuES.-Lieut. Sutphcu
bi the Goth Ohio. and one Of our co part
hers in the Gazette, made sudden flank
movement upon us the other morning at
breakfast, and took US all by surprise
And there was joy in the house for the
space Of twepty-fout hours. He is fat,
hearty, and delighted with the eervic'.- -
We tender 10 him tie freedom Of the city
and also of the county. He is at liberty
10 ride about and enjoy himself, and to
come and 60 when and where he phases
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G. F. Shaelfer, Esd, u S. Assessor.
Dixie as il Appeared to u Captured
InIInnli Il

Journalist.
WASHINGTON, May 25 "A special to
the World says,rhat the Worlds CORES.
pondent with Grants army arrived to 'ay
from Richmond, after a tour of three
weeks in the Southern States. There
we're only about 5000 men at Visks-
burg when he left. Generals toliug ard
Forney commanding corps there.
At Montgomery he met Joe. Johnston
and six thousand troops from Savannah,
10 re-enlorce Pcmberlon. There WAS a
half finished gunhost at Montgomery.
Crops 10 Mississippi and Alabama were
exec lent.
At ALBANIA they confined prisoners in
consequence of the excessive attention
shown Union prisoneteby the popuaca,
Two days before.
At Richmond the report was current
Saturday that Vicksburg had fallen.
u, The next line Of defense is the Tom
bgbec River, thus releasing the whole
State Of Mississippi Thrie are no forces
in The interior Of the Confed rcy. The
railroads are in bad condition, The
strength Of the. rebel army may he pur
down at 300,00O men, half of whom are
in Middle Tennessee and Virginia.
The rebels robbed und ma,reatod ou
wounded in Alabama.
At Atlanta, Augusta, Columbia
Knoxville and Weldon. our prisoner
we're greeted with substantial evidence
OF kindly feelings.
The solid men Of the South are anx
iously asking what terms we can ulIer
and what is to be their fate.
The impression IS gaining ground in tn
Confederacy that we eau outlast thel
and overrur their country.
In relation to the capture Of fColonC
SIrNight's command, correspondrr
says Straight fought til his ammuuitio
Vas, exhausted, and his animals gave ou
Forests loss was lffe hundred, our.
fifty disabled,
| Richmond is bore of troops, one reg
'nient going South daily.
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To all Persons Indebted to the
Gazette Office.

Mr.. Clarke having disposed Of his In
terest in the Gazette establishment. incld>
ding material, good will, books, accounts,
&c., the new firm feel it absolutely neces-
sary to- call on all persons indebted to
tho Office for settlement Of acconntS.-
We have payment Of 800 to make up
on the office by the first Of August. On
our subscrip ion books we find $50 names
Ofpersons Indebted for three years sub
scriptior, each of whom owes Sc, making
a sum total Of 5000. Besides this there
are numerous other accounts for sub
scripiion, advertising and job work.
We earnestly urge those indebted to
heed this call and especially persons re-
siding beyond the county. A settlement
is necessary. and TO us, all important.
MILLER, KOoKEN q SUTPHEN
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Meeting Of the Union Association.

There will be a meeting Of the Uoion
Association of Lancaster, at Union Hall,
in Fosters Block, on Saturday evening
lion. jon STEVENSON. Of Chillicolhe. has
been invited to be present and address the
Association.
Come up, Union men, and hear one oI
the finest orators in the State, and sign
The Constitution.
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e6EKAKRW.

From thesubscriber. near MillyiIle, Hook.
ing county, dark bay mare with star in
face, fistula mark on shoulder, about 0.
or 10 years old. A liberal reward will
Be given for auy information Of her where
abos,s.
May, 81 1858. @. BRooKER,
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$3.50 SIX PER CENT
GOVERNMENT LOAN


These Bdnds sss. taIled sFivo-Tuentess because
shne lhsy are fus;sB Joag EOaiA, tAsy may 10 se-
deemed By tic 6oEetnment In 0Obu ~ any umo
amor Noe years Many paoplo suppose that The ipler
est 10 oaly 20 100 per ,ths ls mlsak q tkey
pay Sir per cent lhinfdtl. - 70 ~ ff,t
or New York that viii bring Lfahi Tsndefs,aIv
what the Secretary allows me 10 focetgo--uo doubt
your nea,est Bank will give you check OF Legal
Tenders Tor your country funds.
The Bonds are sold at PAR, the Interest 10 com.
mepee tho daJ you pay The money.
have made arrangements with your nearest Bank
hand.
The Bonds pay Six per cent. interest In Gold
thTSs por cent. even six months, on the arst day OF
May ind NOyenber, at the Mint in PhiIadelphia, OF
aInRy SHb-TreasuTy In New York or elsewhefo. "
yot have Coupon Bonds NIL You have 10 do isio cut
the proper coupon on each ak months and coileeit
yourself give IL 10 your Bank for collections " you
havs Registered Bonds. sou can give Your Bank
power ofastoTner TO collect tho Ihletest for you.
The duties on imports of all ARTICLES FROM abroad
must be paid 10 FOLD. aud this Is the way Secretary
chase gets his gold; tis now being paid into tho
Treasury at the rntO Two Hundred Thouaand Dol.
lars each day which Is twice much be needs 10
pay The Interest IN Gold. !
Congress has provided that The Bonds shall be paid
in gold when due.
| You eun have either Coupon lsnds payable 10 no
Bearer. or Registered Bonds, payable 10 your order
1be iprmor IN SOS, IOus, 50B's, and i00O'sih
latter same amounts. also IS COOS aud SIC, 0,00Ols.
| You will Dothaye 10 pay aAJ lakes on those Bonds
J ifyOnr Income from them docs MOI exeedd sOgo
land on all above sGG9 you will only have to pay
nne half 30 much Income Tax as n your money vna
invested 10 Mortgages, or others eenritef eenrid-
er the Government Bonds as frat OF aH--ali other
Bonds taxed quarter Per eeHf TO pay the In
teres, on the GnverntAent Bobds, and the sup rene
Court Of the United States has just decided that 20
State, ,Or City, or County can tax GeTeThment Bonds.
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LrDrToR OF GAZErTE-Dsar sir with youF
lLpermisslol Wish 70 say 10 the feaders Of your
paper that viii send br return mail 10 all who wish
ii. sfrseia Recipe with tul directions fof iAkinK
and using simple Vegetable Balm that will noe,p-
ally remove In 10 days, Plmpies, Blotshes. TAn,
Freekle aBdan lmpurites ofths skln, leaving the
sAne soft. clear, smooth and bsautiful. . .
will also mail ffee 70 those having Bald Heads OF
Bare Faces, simple directions aud information that
viii enable them 10 start full growth of LnxarlaHl
HaiF, Whlskgrs Of MOusaeh0. In lees than 20 days
~ applications answered by return mail free o.
charge.
Reipectinlly yours.
fHos. p. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
No s9l Broadway, New York.
April 5-IsG3-4-2rn.
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION

We publish elsewhere tie proceedings
" tie Union Convention of this county
held at .ho Court House or last Sa,ur.
day. The Court House was 6llsd with
the substantial and determined Union
men Of lt6 coun'y; acting with the ut.
most harmony and uhaniraity. fhefo
could be nothing but harmony and unity
where there was but one purpose in the
hears of all, viz 10 stand by and defend
tho Government, and especially 10 de-
fcnd it against the enemies 10 our midst.
The Convention was called, as ii is vel
known, for the purpose Of choosing del
egates TO attend the State Convention tc
be held at Columbus, June l7lh. and
also TO appoint q Central Committee fol
the county.
We invite special attention to the pa
tfiotic and pertinent Resolutions adopted
by the Convention. They will be en-
dorsed by every true Union man in tn,
county.
Major STAFFORD, of the 1st Ohio, ant
Col. McVEIou addressed the meeting
The Major, who IS fresh from The Army
stated that tlie Army of the Cumberland
was in better health and condition tc.da,
than ever before that there we're NJ
Butlernuis there, as we would find whe
they came to vote, and that the sentmen
Of the Army is: The Government =
nigger or no aigger." He says tha
under the rebel Government It is tru
"The rich mans war, and the poor man
fight" that the poor Of the South ar
Ignorant and subject TO their masters, an
that wher asked what they are fghtin
for they reply by asking " What'er yo
'uns cemin' down hero to fight we un
for" From ffteeb or twenty tenant
ofwhorn the Major inquired what rer
thsy paid, he received the same answer
eve give half the crops, aud vote as II
idnltord tells as.!' .i .a%
- = .
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EE GEO snEhRtcK requests us to say
that he will pay $40 for all colts by his
Jack "Alanthus'' after they shall have
arrived at the ago of six months.
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EE Let il be remembered that old
ALANTHUS will stand Monday & Teus-
day, at Wm. KauiTman's, oil the Roy.
alton road the balance OF the week al his
old stand in Loucaster. #.
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EECU ITY EYSURiNC. c MPAyY,
CT NEW YORK.

These companies divide three; ;fouuhs of.hct proals
annuallytc tie Policy Holders In scrip. Gearing in
screst at per cent, thereby funding the surplus aud
giving Policy Holders greater teeur!iy and cheaper
Insurance,
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The Freuc ch Defeated--The Siege of PuebIa
Ilnisnd


New YoRK, May 24.- The Roanoke.
from Havana, tring1 the news that the
French have been obliged 10 rails the siege
of Pueba;he French accounts say because
Of the impossibiliiy Of taking The place
without reinforcemen's and heavier guns
while English and Mexican s6hrcas report
the defeat Of the French, and their retreat
toward, and probably to, 0rizaba,
Vera Cruz advioIs to the r lth inst t.have
been received by a French war steamer
She reports no news had peeu received
from the army since April 81 that the
siege Of Puebla had been raised or suspan.
ded until The arrival Of reinforoemeuts
and heavier guns. as it has been found
Impossible 10 penetrate the city with the
artillery they had, The barricades were
10 feet thick. of earth and stones and
the Mexieans filed the houses Of the 6rsl
line of parapets with earth. The Mexi.
cans again occupy Fort San Xsvior
which they are repairing.
The British frigate immortality bro
news that the French hal been Defeated
and obliged TO retire 10 miles toward
Orizaba, to which place Gen. Forey anC
Staff had gone. 1t is understood tha
they 20 into quarters at Orizaba and
await reinforcements and heavier gun,
from France. Operations can not be re-
sumed before October I.
Reports says convoy Of one millior
dollars, from Vera Cuz had been caplu-
red by Mexican guerilIas,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-28

MUSIO-Jus, received. a lot Of sheet
music for the Piano, all new pieces.
p, L. BILLINGHURST
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H Don't fail 10 call and examine
Jesse 0uicslts Furniture if you want
any thing is his line.
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A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.
Probate Court, Fairfield County, o.

Probate Court, Fairfield County, q.
George W. Pratt, Administrator of the Estate of
Andrew Jones, deceaeed.
against
Jano Mary Jones. Mary Elizabeth Jones, John AM
py Jones, and the unknown Heirs and Legal Rep
resentatiyes of Edmund Mathews, deceased.
TENth Unknown Heirs aat Logai Representatives
4 Of Edmund Mathews, deceased, will take no.
ce that. on the 26t day of May, 1863, said admin
istraDr iled his petition in the Probate Court of
Fairfield County, Ohio Tho obest and prayer OF
which petition is to obtain order of said Court,
for the sale OF the following Real Estate, OF which
tho said andrew Jones died seized, to pay the debts
OF said decedent, wit: n.Lot, Number Nine-two
t99) In Carpenters Addition to the town, City
Lancaster, Ohio, and 10 adj the liens righI&c
/ OF the above named defendants TO the fund arising
| out OF the sale Of spid lot
said petition will be for hearing on the Goth day
4 of juno, H.. d. 1861
GEORGE W. PRATT, Adm'tor
or the Estate 6f Andrew Jones, deceased.
WIN. p. CREEn, Attorney.
| lay 2e, la63--4w9pfS3 IS
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FREDERIcK MrLLEs, private of com
pdny G. 50Ih Reg't o. v. I.--Disd in
hospitalat ST. Louis, Missouri, On the
16th inst. His wife viii learn some
thing 10 her interest BY calling ob Msssrs
Clarke 4 Fritter, Claim Agents
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eL.---cs,.TVHnRE will be meeting OF
WETs@-S M%-S the StOckhO Ido RS o.
>Mk 1 Fairfield Uni0n Acad-
&sSee ess@s.z4ks44@S cmy, on SATURDAY the 9Th
day Of JUNE. at O'Clock p. NJ.
full attendance is dc sired imp orLaht business
will be brought before the Getting. BY order,
May 81 leG3--3w!e A.P. AShBR0oK, See'y
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Attachment Notice.

Francis J. Worms. PIG) Before G.. Steinman,
1 against. Justice OF the Peace OF
IANtho 18th day of May, AID. lsD3, said Justice
| Nbssued an order of Attachment In the above ac-
tiOn, for the BuIh Of Fifty Dollars.
| FRANCIS J. WORMS.
| Lancaster Myos'C3-g-3w
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The Advantage df rfi6 Participating
system Demonstrated.

SSN WS'J w
/ REMARKJ-By insuring in one Of the abOveodmpa.
nies his Policy will cost him. for fye years. SlI ~
stead fsl5Oby the Old Systom,to TO vii;
Topremium on 5000 for ave years.. $50 90
hy tPworth In New York CENTS, $50 90
By inleteet received In cash on scrip. ,9l9
s3A 90 20 90
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Mr. JAMES ROBINSON.
Champion Rider of tie World.
This Artist rides one of The I:.osI daring acls upon
his bareback sleed ever witnessed.
The DELEVANTl BROTHERS,
The Greatest Gymnasts In the country.
SAM UEL REINHART.
The Champion Leaper OF the World.
ALBERT AYMAR.
TIL Celebrated Four and SIX Horse Eidcr. Mr.
A.is also one Of the funniest Towns niiyo.
GEORGE DERGOUS,
The What Is 1t? or Nan Monkey.
Mr.. DAN BUSHNELL
The Ea,t InGian juggter aud Wire Walker.
r. JOHNSON,
An Expert Acrobat and Gymnast.
Doctor JAMES l.. THAYER,
Tho Original Jester md Rumorist, who will on
every occasion be responsible for as much laughter
us he can possibly create
Mr.. G. w. MOVES,
viii Introduce bis highly trained horse General
Scott, who wilIperfOrm eais that wi y asto nsh all
Mr.. Moves will also introduce his Trained Poney
scigei, and his Ride Monkey jim. The
Comic Equestrian Scene OF
MONS. and MAD. DENNY,
Those Comic Mules,
UNCLE SAM and DR.. JONES,
will be Introduced by their teacher, DR.. JAMES L.
THAYER.
Nothing shall be wanting IN mako this moral, in. .
tellectual and amusing eXhibiion. NOtwiih standing
the nnumerable variety Of attractions and the nm
preeedented expense ofthls unparalcie eOmblua-
lion, the pi6S ofad mission will be placed at the ex
uaoTdnary low figure at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS;
Reserved Seats Fly CENTS.
Doors open at two aud seven O'Clock p. NJ, :, per-
fOrmance to commence halfan h our aiterward.
lIPScuts for all.
viii also be at Somerset, June 9th, al
CircleviUe, June l1M.
ANDY SPRINGER, Agent.
May 90, is6i-ew9
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Mr.. JAMES WEAvER--The Massilon Pattern Thresh-
irg Mac kinc weOt of you last season, is tho bcst
machine we have everbought. The improved Horse
Power make II ruh one horse lighter than the old
Massilon machine. leopold ShulLzer
J. A, BorusteT.