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Army of the Potomac.

Oct THE Herald's correspondent,
at Bermuda Hundred, the base Of sup
plies for General Buffers army, says
that The greatest and most encouraging
activity prevails. The Chief Quarter
master Of the Army of the James, Col
Dodge, and his assistants are rireless in
their efforts to forward the supplies Tor
the troops and their success tends great.
" to highen the treaty elastic spirits
Of both "fIicers and men.
Ye>,er ay (3d) nothing was done in re
larion 10 tn advance on Richmond for
purely military reasons other than to
perfect the details Of the movement,
consequently there is no news from the
extreme iroAt proper for the public to
know.
The weather though reiry--aad the
roads muddy, cannot be said now to be
unfavorable to the prosecution of hostrl.
tiles, a: all events, hoSlilies will go
forward.
The Hetald's correspondent with the
10lh earns on the a. n inst writes:
Thora ha. hoon ma chanye in tina militia
49, nasi,ior ba,eahou,s since INV las,
= j;.I,,.h In tho Whit, Of Fart Ho,ri
CON AN tho r;gh, of III. jsh Cnr,s tbo
S ,,,,n ~" v 90, Ea,I yDrv sote and contin"e
sL;rnisbiog with opr nirkots Thev
~" hn,S',or 70 bays oh,Ndoroi no
% '" ot ,ooosss,,;n,, ,bis imnn,t,n, vort
siro. ,be;r d;sa,,ro,, renrIs. nj vestcr.
day and ara ,hrowing M a new line Of
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Without reflection gould seem to

Without reflection you'd seem to
be very favorable Hne to organize
here party in opposition to the Union
party, but reslly il is very inopporune,
as the memory Of the Insult heapel up
on Us by "rhe armistice party" at Chica
60 is too fresh to be even patiently can
vnsseI. What effron'ery TO ask West
Virginians to vote for the nominees oi a
party, thai publicly and utterly ignored
and repudiated the very exiNence Of our
STATE!
The situation in every rCspert has of
late greatly improved. The prospect IS
now that the Urioa candidates viii not
only he cleclel, bu' will CRY cverv
voting State; The pr mium m ool W ich
risloya' spectators Ind run mp to 1886,
isuow down 10 ~ about crc half It's
big esl point-an1 the victories At Attain.
tn. about Richmond and in the Shen NJ
doah Valley are decisive oI the success
Of the Union arms. Let UnionistS pers
severe yet a little longer, and the rebel.
lion will collapse and we will all rejoice
once more overa restored and reunited
country.
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SITUATION.

The skies are Frightening, Never
since the beginning Of this exhaustive
war, has the success Of the Union cause
been as flsttering as now. The spleen
did ACHIEVEMENTS of the army under the
intcprid Sheridan, has tended not only
10 insprit al our forces in the field,
but 10 encourage the friends of the
Government al home.
The peculiar position of the support
ers Of the Chicago nominees as declared
in their platform, is such that its sue
cess at the coming election.is admittedly
dependent upon the defeat of our arms
in the field. Every victory tends to
discourage "the white feather party"
and at the same time directly and pow
er'ully inures 10 the triumph of the
Union nominees Lincoln and Johnson
by disprovins that che war'sa fail
ure." What infetuatiou must have con,
trollcd the councils Of the hitherto as
tute leaders that met in grand conclave
at Chicago where, after protracted con
fereuces, they present, proclaim and pass
series Of Resolutions as embodying the
views of their new tangled party, which
can be borno to success only over defea.
led battle. fields aIi a discovered aud
disgraced country.
Events, fortunately both for them
and the country, have, however, saved
them the disgrace involved in their sue
cess. The steady advance of the Union
armies and the recent Union victories at
the polls 10 the East. have so dampened
the afdor and disconnected the open and
secret plans of the avowed and insidious
champions of the peace at'any price par
ty, that all hope of electng their striped
ticket, is now abandoned, and the con
test is continued simply for the further
organization and future preservation OF
their party organization, One strong
evidence of the hopelessness oftheir cause
and their anxiety to make the prestige
of their leader subservo the purposes OF
party organization, is found in the re
cent issuance of Mcclellan Electoral
Ticket for West Virginia 1t would be
an INSULT the intelligence Of the self.
constituted leaders who secretly confer.
red and agreed upon this ticket, to sup
pose they entertained the most distant
idea Of carrying this Stale for Mcclellan
and Pendleton; il must, therefore, be at.
uibutable solely 10 the desire md de-.
termination to turn to account the sur.
rounding excitement incident to Pres.
ideutpl campaign, to mould and give
effect to the various drafscted elements
found scattered throughout the State -
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EyThe 'all ia gold, raised by the
hopeful prospects Of the rebellion, and
the fall 10 prices Of all marketable com
modrics, put up so high by war expen.
ditureS and war taxes, inlallibly Indicate
the exhaustion Of the rebel strength and
tho speedy triumph ofthe Union arms.
Thank God tool they indicate the over.
throw aud extinction of the rebel sympa
thiling Democracy 10 the approaching
election.
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--latest Dispatches.

We are indebted to Mr. R G War tn
U. SIN Telegraph Operator al this
Point for the following summary OF dis
patches received here lasr night.
An official ii,parch from Gen. Shrr
man, to Gen Haleck, dated Altoona.
Ca, Oct Q, says: II reached the Kene-
saw mountain Oct. 6, just in time 10
witness the attack on Altoona / had
anticipated this attack and hal ordered
from Rome, requirements. The al.
tack was met and repulsed. The enemy
losing some two hundred killed and
more than one thousand wounded and
prisoners. Our loss was about seven
hundred, 10 the aggregate"
Gen. Sheridan, telegraphs Gen. Grant
under date Oct 7th, that he has the hon
or to report that his command had com
menced moving back from Port Repub.
ic, Mount Crawford, Brdgew alter, and
Harrisonburgh. The grain and forage
having previously been destroyed. In
moving back to t is point Woodstock, J
the whole country from the Blue Ridge
Ito the North Mountain has been made
untenAble fora rebel army. He has de
stroved over 1000 bans filed with
wheat and hay, and farming imp emenrs;
over 70 Grist Mills, filled with -four and
wheat, has driven in froot Of the army
over 4 900 head of stock ami killed and
issued TO the troops no less than 10000
head of sheep, This destruction embra
ces the Luray Valley and Little Fork
Valley. In the main Valley a large
number Of horses have been Obtained, q
proper estimate Of which he says he can
not now make.
Lieut.. Meigs, my Engineer ofi er was
murdered beyond Hsrrisorburg near
Dayton. For this atrocious act oil the
houses in the neishborhood in an arena
OF five miles were burned.
NEw YORK Oct ll-Gold opened
at 1913 and advanced to 2O2 and closed
at 2OO3
Election Dispatches.
Indiana has gone tor Morton by
about 10000 majority and elected two
additional Members Of Congress,
The Union majority in Ohio is about
tie same as Broueh's last year. CALI
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ES~The Abandonment of Atlanta and
Winchester has led to much speculation
and great objection among he f'Inl hear
ted They fancy Georgia AS already
leagued with the enemy, and Lynchburg
once more endangered by hruuI f.na
tic. Il is OF no use 10 arsue with such
men, they win only her what they
choo,e-fear closes heir eyes, aud self.
interest clouds their judgment Trey
seek a sorry satisfaction in blaming IN
unsuccessful General, and delight in
proving how easily all mishaps night
have been avoided. [Riqh Enc. 27tb,
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M
Nav YoRE b. Ecrald =
5lh Corps coHespDboent, ol the 9Th.

oh Corps conssPbhdens Of the 9Th.
says:
All que, in the vicinity Of Poplar
Spring Church. Nywsp per maps 10.
cate hi. place on the South Side Rail
road. or very near there. and lrom the
fact Of our holding il, assume that We
hold the South Size Ra'lroad. or are so
near doing il thai rebel communication
by that road is intercepted Poplar
Sprmg Church Is four miles this side Of
the South Side Road, and, although the
road is more strongly Threatened thon
here fore from our present position, the
enemy srill holds the roat and use it.
The Her IDS Ion Corps correspond
en- saws:
The stu ton IN north side re-.
mains UNCHANGED Apout he usual
oum6,r of dr,rrr'r come int our lin 5
Im,, ewing bout the usual report Of
fairs in The brea u1red cipilsl of reb
ell ON.
To day we received tidines that in
the excitement of Thursday, the family
of Je6 Davis packed up their small
traps and stared in haste southward.
The Richmond papers give even a
Sloomler picture Of the CONSERVATION
that prevailed there on our approach,
than any tina, have been preyiou ,iy re-
ccivei.
The universe cons6ripflon wss mex
oti,be and impartial. Even The sick
and wounded ron their military hospi
tals--those who could waId-w4re com
pclIed to 20 A large detachment Of
Paymas,4rs hav. lust arrived. and are
nov paying off rh.> corps. Nun have
not been psit for seven months.
The HeraId's 18th Corps correspond
ent. Of The 9Th. s,ys: "As yer the quiet
along the front has not been Disturbed
by Their party aud nothing varies the
monoronv 7"
The Tribunr's Washington special,
Of the 7lh, SAYS: ~
The recent raid have nat in,errered
with the plansof Genera Grant. They
have caused the rebels much more an
no,ance thar ourselves, as thew have
more waroning.
Everything progresses fsyorablH
The troops are in the best possible CON
dillon. The report Of the Medical Di.
rector showed a small ppr centspe un6,
for duty.
Notwithstanding the lebelheninp Of
our lines in the direction Of the South
Side Railroad our position is perfec,ly
secure from attack The railroad il of
no use to the rebels, as guns in our al
yapced position commano the track
The Tribune's Armv of the ,Jomsa
special. saws: The importance of re,
cent movements cannot be over eslirlo.
ted, and the General upon actual sur.
yey of the position admitted he had not
NJ first comnrehended their Full sioni6.
canoe or thu, spch line eould have
bean carried with 81 inconsidcrahle n
loss on our side 1t IAN bsIaeeouuted
for ON no other hypothesis than that
the ossaul. was complete surprise.
Buffers cana! through Dutch Gap is
progressing to completion; workmcn
are now putring in steam pumps and
erecting bomb proof over it. II is est
m sted that the work will be ready 20 lie,
water in within three weeks. when the
| rebels vii h We one OF The most trust
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TAXPAYERS,
Take Notice!
OFFICE COLLECTOR INT REV =,

OFFICE COLLECTOR INT REV, \
SFooSp COLLECTION DrsTRicr WEST Va.
TWILL be attho o, :. Asst Assessors Office nj
/ the Courthouse Of Mason county, on Sat
urday, the the 22d dav of October, 4 D 1864,
to collect Licenses and Taxes for the month Of
A U GU S 7 1864, at which time payment
must be made in Government funds IL the
above named Tax is not paid promptly the law
will be enforced, A. s. CORE,
Collector I'd District West Va.
Oct CIV
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Mr.. Shank wlthdrnw..

It will be seen by reference to card
published in this issue, that Mr.. William
Shank has Withdrawn his nsmo as a can
didute for House of Delegates.
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ESln the recent rebel raid into
Upshut county, West Virginia, of which
Buckannon is the county seat. Union
men aud Secessionjsts were robbed alike.
The amount of spoils is estimated at
$4,000
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R,cI mood. under flag of lruce. 10
arrarge the exchange with the rebel
authorizes.
Deserers, 10 the number Of twenty or
tiry come INTO our ranks daily
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lieut. Gen Grant:

lieut. Gen Grant
The er envy having moved Fl Ids and
Hanks Dlylslon from the lcIl al Cha
piR'S farm road to our right NJ Darby
Town Road, they attacked With spirit
Kaunrz cavalry n heir inrreGChmenrs,
aid move them back wi'h a small loss
OF men bu wiLhihe loss Of his I'd
The enem S e.Eeopsdrmble
in lhIs attack ~ IL
The enemy shep ygd6wn the To-
trenchments tOWlfp BFney, who hav,
ing thrown 81 ght, waited their
assault, and li{@tb very heavy
loss on the Ri aemy%
The enemy ljne advanced
toward NeV 5Ftre netaby q
force at The ef. Al 8 p. M,
| took he offe4a etiling Birney with
two dtyisioqsi1F Dsrby Town Road,
1hGenemY eagss he advanced,
and Birn-y has reached and occupies
the in renchments switch the enemy
took from Kaunrz an were terrifying
for themselves
Our loss has been small, not one
eighth that of the enemy We have
about one hundred prisoners.
[Sgoed] B + BUTLER,
Mjor General.
HEADQUARTEAs lOrH CORPS We
have rpuIsed the attacS of he enemy
on our right flank, with great slaughter
send YOU batch orprisoners lam
extending my right flank.
The enemy seem to be inrenched on
the Darby Road.
[Signrd D. B BIRN-Y.
Major General.
~ns HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or
VIRGINIA AND NoRlH CARosINA.
October I 1864
Lieut. Gen. Grant
Birney has rrgalhel Kauntz's old pc.
siion, aud holds the enemy in the inner
line Of intrcnchmenls around Richmond
extending from Darby Road to Con
neck's, with Weitzel on the left near
the Qualifications.
There has been no movement at Pc
tcrsburg to day. W. have much tn
best oil this days work
One Thousand, at least Of the emmy
were killed and wounded one hundred
prisoners Iaken, aud a bloody repulse
General Gregg. commanding Fields
division, is reported BY lady who saw
the hody. as Killed
Signed B F. BUTLER
No dispatches nave been received
from the comm of Generals Shes
nan, Rosecrans, or Sheridan. later than
were reported in my telegram Of yes,cr
DAY
sigacdl L. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War,
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B1~ Gen Ewing. who repulscd the
attack Of Price at Pilot Knob. NO., was
student At Brown University from
1859 70 1854 lie is the son of Hon,
Thomas Ewing Of Ohio, and was cleo
ted chief justice of tho su rene court
OF Kansas about the Time the war broke
out
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Announcements
To the People of the Srd Congressional
Distinct.

In compliance with the request Of many Of
my friends, ! announce myself rs a candi-
date for Representative in the 39th Congress,
subject to a Convention if one is called. The
day for the election Of Congressman in this
State is he lth Thursday in October next, and
their term ofservice will commence on the 4th
day of March. 1865 JNO. NJ. PHELPS.
gf'Wo are authorized to announce HON X.
V WHALEY, as n candinate for re, election to
Congress fom this District.
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Official WA Bulletin.
WAsnINOToY, October I

SUI" 'ho 'ui"''t'SH' VI. E"''
ton,
General Thomas was sent TO Louis
vile to organize til6 troops in his d
tsirt and drive Forrest from our lines,
while the 80 tiop of Genera Sherman
VS. directed fhe movrm nj of the
aio reb b the vicinity of Al
!. llb, Oh Ga the rebels had cap
q BIZ SliSnly. but were followed
CLOSELY upsby Sherman
p0n ihf6rh severe engsge men, was
! fought ty our forces under Gen French,
10 winch the rebels wgre driven from
the field with heavy loss. leaving their
dead and wounded in our hands. De-
tails are given in The following from Gen.
Thomas:
NASHVILLE, October 6.
3 n Stanton, Secretary Of Var
The following telegram is JUS; re-
ceived from Chattanooga:
Gpnrml Smith. WHO LEFT here yes'er
doy, he 5,b, trIrgropbSrhat the enemy
rereatcd last evening from hiIaioono,
moving IL he direction OF Dallas leov.ng
his dea ,andlf; ON 400 to 900 wouudeo
in our haDds.
Our los. wa about 100 Killed and goo
wounded. The Rcsaca bridge will be
repaired to morrow and the rain Will
be abe to run as far as AlatoOna 60
ing via Cleveland and Dalton
Nothing urrhcr has been hoard from
Sherman since my dispatch Of yesterday;
but the retreat Of the enemy toward
Dallas indicates hat he was close on
their rear near AIlatona
have not heort from Generals Res.
seao or Washburne to-day, bu, presume
ibey are pushing Forrest as rapidly as
the condition Of the roads viii almit.
We have had heavy and continuous
rains for the list FIVE days, rendering
the roads AMI streams a most impossible.
have just received the following from
Gen. Granger, dated Huntsville, 10 P.
NJ. Of tie 9th The Courier reported
drowned while crossing EIk river is in.
lie lost the dispatches while crossing
the river. He reports that two rebels
were captured yesterday who say they
left Forrest at Lawreuceburg the night
before crossing south. General Nor.
gnn's advance was diminishing with the
enemy this moroing on Skiye Creek, he
beng unable to cross on account Of
high water. lie hopes to be able TO
cross by 10 morrow. morning, wien he
will push hem i'll further in. Tue AL.
ALBANIA railroad will be repaired from
here to Pul ski n one week.
[Sigucd GEORGE II THOMAS,
Major General.
Another aud unofficial dispatch re
ports as follows:
The telegraph was repaired to Ala,
toona to day. The action Of yesterday
was severe The rebel General attacked
with his division, 1000 strong and suf
frred heavily, leaving his killed and
wounded in our hands TO the number of
lOJO, while We Lost only 500 The
fgh, Insled SIX hours olIorc,ber,'
From Florence we hear thai MORGAN
has Forrest corneied. He has captured
his transportation, and the ga6bo,,s
nrevcnt al r,trpa, acro,srap Trnnes,ce
river,
A dispatch from Gen Stevenson re.
ports thatan officer Of Gen Sberidan's
staff had lust arrived. Gen Sheridan
WAS still at H,rriSonburg His supply
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r1~Col l. H. Duyal, who was 50

RgCol l H. Duval, who was so
conspicuous for his darrrg and good
mana ement during the receot fight in
The Wiley betwe n G. n Sheridan and
the rebel Gen Early arrived at his
home in w llshurs, yesterday, He has
a painful flesh wound in his Thigh. which
will Ike p him from active duty for SOM
time, bur which is not regarded as d N
gerOus. the Col received hi, wound
after tn day was won, H. was walking
up In where number Of officer we're
resting when he was sho by sharp.
shooter Col D has won recor in
hi, war which be could not afford 10
exchange for nny position within the gift
ofthe government He richly deserves
10 be made BiGader General al once,
Ay~E ward Everett has writren let.
ter to the publisher Of the Wheeling
IntellgPnccr, in which he saysthe loyal
people of the country have ever taken a
deep interest in the fortunes Of West
Virginia, and adds "You may depend
upon it that when the names Of the States
are inscribed on our banners and arches.
that of West virginia will not b. omitted
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A CARD.

Nh. Twrr7r; My friends during my al.
scnce in the army announced Subject to the
decision ofany Convention that might be call
ed) my name for the honorable position Of Del
ogate to the Legislature. After continuous
absence Of over three years, have just return
I'd 10 my homo, to find sickness in my family
aud my own health so greatly impaired rs TO
preclude my acceI lance Of the trust sought TO
be imposed by my Union fellOw-citizcns, it
their wishes were made effective at the Pc Il,
I, therefore, rcgrcttng that had not been ear.
licr in condition to speak for myself and retnr.
ming thanks for the compliment extended me
most respectfully decline to be longer consid
cred candidate Tor the House of Delegates.
Yours, &c, WM. SHANK.
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KY REGISTER.
Official War Bulletin.

ocioby
To Gen. Diu:
This department has received the fol
lowing reports Of the enemys assault
,esierd ~ on General Butter line Their
SUITS queni rrpuISe. and Gen Brney's
bi liant action, driving the enemy 10
their inner line Of intnnchmenrs arouni
Richmond:
Headquarters DEPARTMENT F VIR
GINA AND NoRTh CAROLINA
October 7
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Election Diynatches.

Indiana has gone tor Morton by
about 10000 majority and elected two
additional Members Of Congress
The Union majority in Ohio is about
tie same as Broueh's last year. CALI
polls, o., gave 800 and Gallia county
l,uOo majority for Buniy, the Union
Congressman.
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UNION STATE TICKET.

For Governor
L. FOREMAN.
For Secretary of State,
GRANVILLE D. HALL.
For Auditor
j. NJ. MoWHORTER.
For Treasurer
CAMPBELL TARR.
For Attorney General
EPHRAIM B. HALL.
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PUTNAM COUNTY.

Mn EproE;-You will Please announce
MAI j. S, NORRIS,
as candidate to Rcprcsen, Putnam county in
the House of Delegates, at the coming October
election, and obllge
UNION MEN GENERALLY
We are authorized 10 announce
CAPT j. V. YOUNG,
rs candidate 10 Represent Putnam county in
the House Of Delegates, at the coming October
election.
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Prosecuting Attorney.

Mn, TwrErr:-You will please announce
T.. NJ. FITZGERALD,
nsan unconditional Union candidate fJr Prose
cutting Attorney for Mason county, sub:
icct to the decision Of Convention, if one is
called and ohligc the
UNCONDITIONAL UNION MEN.
OLE DISTRtCr No. ..
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as candidate to Represent Mason county in
the House Of Delegates. AZ the coming October
election,
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Of Putnam asst candidate to represent this
SENATOR | District in the State Senate, at the
coming October Election.
Ma EDlTog;-You ire authorized to an
uounce GREEN GERRY SLACK, as can
didate for rejection to the State Senate.
MANY VOTERS.
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We are authorized to announce
BAPTlSTE GILMORE,
as a candidate to Represent this county in tn
House of Delegates, subject to Convention il
one is called.
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SO ITO the cuuuit vnald tax are OF hofse. aud
4 SOL mixer. beat ~ reference: wNs4 40 ,
RouG' Apriy NJ the -sin oaire d-y., bet I. aud
toCwk. e.
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T AIDES TAUGHT On SINGERS AND
Aw. W. machlnes erect Tor u. IN iiiniy sew
tng- s,chine and fann shir, making; recommend
ID 10 shops aiier leaIning. Apps llc Allen ct be
eroome aud Delaney, 70 ncy -tore Isl
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T AIDES TAUGE.T TO OPERATE IN
AN heeiei Wilson, and 81 axei's Swing machiu.;
ALEC tuekine, henmins And fancy bIuiding, Jerf.-t
l ST.; recommended TO ,hols aiteI lear ming MACHINES
70 rent, nj Mrs.. T!OM pSONs, 10 Isent, seventh
~, between eth and Sth ave. I'D
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T AIDES WANTED To LEARN To OPP
- rae on sewing mar lines Of ali ktnds learned
psrtect and sctioe on iop work till sstished; work
Elyon after learning. Ma ,hines io sale and 10 let
10y orchard ~. 332