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LARGE SALE OF BUILDING LOrs.-The Yes.
Try or st. Johns Church having determined to
make some improvements on their church
building. will sell tomorrow afternoon, at
O'CLOCK, on the premises, to the highest bidders,
Two building lots, fronting respectively on 12th
ano l3tn streets west and north r and s SITS
Inc sale Will be conducted by Messrs. Jas. O
other column Of this paper we call attention
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PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLOW6KI opens
anew course for Piano and singing b. his sim
plifed method, at bis new residence. No. AS 10Th
aboyeJ N. Callsn's drug store Prof Wolowskf
receives visitors daily, from to 10 Q. M, and to
3 D. sop Elm
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
FAsHI9EAgLE DAMCING AGAREMY AND
Georgetown, u. O. AA
Mr.. ]. K. GOODALL respectfully announces to
the Families and Schools Of Georgstown that he
will resume his duties at the above Room SAT
URDAY next september 10, punctually, at p. m.
for Masters, Misses, and Young Ladies'. Terms,
for term of twelve weeks (every aturday,i So. A
Glass for Gentlemen will commence the same eve
ming. at p m. Terms per term, $40. Punctuality
isrespectfully requested. sep lwH
CEORGETOWN OORPORATION sTOOK.-
" Those persons who may be disposed to pur-
chase GEORGETOWN Corporation Stock, which bears
quarterly, can obtain some By applying to WIN.
DAIRD. CLERK of said Corporation. je 29-dtOl
TT1OWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, By the
i Potomac Tow Company's boats, "Potomac,n
"Gov. Curtin" and Belle Haven" Apply to the
~-' w JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
my L. Water street. GEORGETOWN
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70 the announcement Of meeting at Union
League Hall to night, TO form Working
Union Campaign Club. The attendance will
undoubtedly be large, and the action OF the
meeting prompt and spirited.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUfURk NAXR.

FUTURE DAYS.
RI THos. BOWLING. Aaosions.r; asors..ow,,
TWO FRAME 1a aSTss sS AMP H,I4oGrs IN aEoRaz
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Bept:mN., 20, -
'olock D. M, will sell in front of the s,.m;..S
on Water street, between High and Potomss =
two Frame Houses and Lots.
Terms ut sale. All oonveyancing and stamps st
the cost Of the purchaser. Title perfect
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auet.; Gsorsstowa.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT. NO. 25 1sT STREET.
By virtue ofa deed OF trust, dated the S9th day
efJsnuery. 1853. and duly recorded In Liber 4,
B.. No l49, folios 81, 65, and IS, of the land
records for Washington county, District Of Co
luTbia will sell at public sale, on the premises
on MONDAY, septembe Der 18th, at ( O'Clock o. m,
the Frame Dwelling House and Lot in George
s4Tn. " y, known a. the west half OF Lot Ne IS,
IN sessty Hawkins addition to Georgetown.
tb a.. SSnFsyanees, including revenue stamps at
Terms to be complied with within three days
th ION ahy OF SALE Otherwise the trastes reserves
the 70 resell ut the risk and cost OF the drst
purchaser, after one weeks notice
so,ed rx!yNNo BkLT. Trustee.
sep THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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THE BLUE GOOSE PLUCKBD - Yesterday
Sergt. Skippon, Roundsman Shield and patrol
man Tucker, OF the Third ward, paid visit
10 the house on eth street, between New York
avenue and l. street, known as the Blue Goose,
and took possession Of the entire establishment
under orders from headquarters. Ann Foley
and Lima Foltenberg were arrested, the first as
keeper of q bawdy house, the other as an .in.
mate, and were held to bail for further hear
ing by Justice Thompson. The Blue Goose
had consdeIab able notoriety as a bawdy house
within two years past, and the police have
determined to close il up if possible.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMINrs TONIGHT.

FoRD's THEATER.-" Handy Andy" d" Mis-
Eeenep'" aa snpoune.d to os to-neht. Three
good plays, Amending In material 70 mnse one
laugh, and enjoy generally, especially Woe9 IN
me hands OF such performers IS Mr .n nIa
hem at Ford's
yARIRrrEs.-vfve la sensation. cry the WIS.,
ors at Varieties NJ usic Hall All fond of SEN
sation should by all means visit this hall and
see Fitz simmons new play, "The Seventh
street Dressmaker, or the Union Martyr Girl"
Besides mis- there is a good concert hail bill
CAsTnKBURr:-Millie and Clara Fowler,
DeIehanty and " ard, John Mulligap, enes
sutherland, Sallie Sunderland, Billy Eumer-
son. Billy Cavanagh, Johnny Redden, Bob
Hall, and host OF the well known performers
are nightly upon the Canterbury stage, form.
ing an unexcelled Concert Hall company. Go
see them tonight.
GROWERS THEATRR.-Coleman's three act
comedy, 1.-THE Poor Gentleman" and the new
popular farce, "Nursey Chickweed," will be
performed TO night by the Warren Comedy
Combination. The opportunity Of seeing W ar
rem In MS irresistible characters in to. nights
orchestra, and therefore the music is superb.
PICNIC at Washington Park, by the Islaad
Social Club, TOR the benefit of Mr. Waliings-
ford, member. This is the third picnic of
thus club. The preceding ones have been de-
lighuul.
MEETING IN THE SEVENTH wARD.-A meet
ing OF the Mcclellan men OF the Seventh Ward
was held last night at Potomac Hall, for the
purpose Of forming a campaign association.
MIR. VIM. III. Thompson was called to the
chair, and MIR. Clinton III. Emerson made sec.
Rotary.
On motion Of DIR. Allen, a committee Of Ave
was appointed to draft a constitution and by
laws for permanent association to be report
ed At next meeting.
The Char appointed DIR. Charles Allen, J.
ID. Bird, f. Hammersly, T. ID. Bowling, and
- Grinder on said committee
a finance committee, consisting OF Messrs.
j. Gill, X V. Goodman, p. F. McGinnis, E..
v. b. Boswell, and u. III. Emerson were ap-
pointed.
resolution was passed that the call of the
next meeting should be advertised IN the Star
TO gave 1t due publicity.
DIR. Charles Allen. one of the delegates from
the District to the Chicago Convention, pro-
ment against the Administration, and claimed
corrupt membership, which had gone over to
aboltionism, and it now was composed of the
good men OF all parties, Democrats, Old Line
Wings, and Native American. [ApplauseJ
Col. Alexander followed, expressing the hone
that none who were with them in feeling would
be afraid TO come out and CO. operate with
them.
That the soldiers might be counted upon for
Mcclellan was manifest, from the fact th at a
regiment that day passing up the Ayenue
cheered the Nj CleIlan and Pendleton banner
enthusiastically.
The Chair expressed the hope th at they would
all 60 to work earnestly, and make the Sc ven III
Ward the banner Mcclellan ward Of the city
IApplause.l
The meeting then adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-08

PROFESSOR ALkxAfDkR WoLOwsKI opens
new Singing Glasses on very reasonable terms.
Ali those isdies and gentle men Who would like to
vii ba given with ais pupils, will enter their
tween Pernsylv.nis Avenue s ana street .Soyey
positively begin ON September 9Th. 1854. se3-la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-08

SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Westley
shorter, assault and battery; bail for peace.
VIM. Aggerman, VIM. T. Brady, disorderly;
Alex. johnson, carrying weapons; o. McAvoy,
drunk dismissed. Reuben Jefferson, John
Armstrong, drunk and disorderlv; 81 each.
James Collins, Chas. Tents, do; Maggie Kir-
by, Mary Mitchell, disorderly; Lawrence Ra.
gan. drunk; 81 each. Alex. johnson, do; IS.
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COsLINa HOUSE FOR SALE,

u
The Proprietor of this popular and wsll-known
Hotal and Restaurant intends to retire from bus
ness. aud offers his we'll known house for eals
ANY one wishing to engage in LUCRATIVE
BUSIN ESS can call on the Proprietor, 247 Penn.
syIvsnia avenue, between 18th and 18th ats.
au 5w"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-08

DRICKS FOR SALE Man ufactured at r. Dodge ,.
ID tlateT homas'sJ Brick Yard, opposite Washing
ton, Virginia, Always on hand 200 ono merchant
lvered on the wharf at Geor gstown. Apply at tn.
an SOW d. '' "N @. BRYANT L co.
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3,AIN m OONpEMNED QUARTKRMAsTRRN
So STORES, BUGGIES, &C., &c.

G,ALE OF OONDEMNKR 9UAKTEKMABTERN
STORES, BUGGIES, &c., DO.
CsxfOuo,ter,nast1 OMcs, Dspof Of Washi1s,os,l
o"' washington, D. O., September l, lN64 {
Will be sold at public auction, at Government
Warehouse, situated on the square between and
r. and Twentieth and Twenty-6rs streets, in the
city Of Washington, on WEDNESDAY, September
a. 1864, at II O'Clock q. m, lot Of Quartermas.
ter's stor es, condemned "a unfit for use, viz
Axes, Carpenters' Tools, Brushes. Brides, Nose
Bags, Buckets, Saddle Blankets, Stable BroOms,
Harness, Lanterns ecrap Leather. Stove Pipe,
Rope, Stoves Saddles. Scales, Whips, Horse 6hoeI,
and large lot of old Iron, &c, &c.
ALSO.
Win be sold en- same day, at foot OF Ninetsenth
street. near Chesa peake and Ohio Canal, immedi
ately after the comple elton of the sale above re-
ferred to q number of
Ambulsnces, Bugkiee Carriages, Army Wagons.
Spring W sgons. Carts. and Medical Wagons.
successful bidders will be required to remove the
stores within Eve Is days from the date OF sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds
Brigadisr General and Chief Hartermssser'
sep LIT DEPOT of WashIneton.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Mary
U'Conner, Ann Sullivan, Hanora Conner,
Hanora Fitzsnorris, Margaret Shugaroo, viola
ting the COW law: SO each. ]. w. Fox, drunk
nd disorderly: 81. Elizabeth Brown, disor-
Ceriy; IS. Jennie West, do; IS Frank Ken
icutt, suspicious character; military. Jas
w. Wheeler, do; dismissed. Kate Grey, street
walking; 1854. Jennie Wood, do; 1854; Ann
Blanchard, do; dismissed. Mary Davis, do.
DO. Elizabeth LOCKER, do; S..
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Fatal RESULT 1t was reported to the
roundsman Of the Third Ward police last
night that Mr.. u. Hitinger, proprietor Of the
Paradise Garden. formerly Col. Seaton's, To-
Gated between L and M and 5th and 9th streets
west, had died, and that the attending physi-
clans decided that the death resulted from q
blow on the head, inflicted by some person with
u tumbler on the 4th Of July last.
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FOR sALE-The three. story BRICK HOUSE
tween and streets The house contains nine
rooms, and has convenient out buildings; &C.
Apply to w. D. WALLACH. at the Star Once
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L N u y.
We are the only persons in town who make the
business an exclusive one. Conatantly recei wing
and making up new patterns for Braid and SILK
Embroidery. New and elegant patterns received
weekly for Yokes, Bands, Pantaletts, Capes,
Shawls, Slippers, Pin Cushions, 90. an R-tf
w ANTE D-sEOOND HAND PURNITURH
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING, and HOUsEFURNIsHINGG GOODS ofevery
Ies-tf between and q east side.
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RATHER SusPIOIoUs.-Last night officers
Frazier and Eckloff, Of the 4th Ward, picked
mp two men whose movements were suspi.
cious. One, named James w. Wheeler, was
dismissed. The other, named Frank Kenni.
cult, claimed TO be a merchant, but turned out
TO be q lieutenant in citizens dress, and was
sent TO the Central Guard House. Kennicutt
was very intimate with q soldier who had
over $500 in his pocket, and the officers thought
that IN order to protect the soldiers money
they had better send both the worthless to the
guard house, which they did.
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~" NEW GOODS
Low PRICASi
Just received, Fresh Goods OF every description
purchased exclusively for cash, at the lowest
prices, which we offer At small advance. Please
give as call. GEO. T. SMITH & CO..
sep 3-eoSt o e.t OIL 7th street.
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A uoTIoN SALE OF coNBsMSsD HohaAs
tass OEce OF CAis{ QsdsfesnaastM,
VIII WashsrE.os. D. . e.; At % he q bisss.s
bidder, at tn times end places named peiow, VIZ:
Reading, Pennsylvania. THURSDAY, August iS.
Aitosns, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY. August =,
'' Is;banon. Psnnsylv.nia. THURsD4Y. September
Hssrisburs, PENNSYLVANIA. THURSDAY. Sep
tsTT%ss65 4 UGSbRED tso, CAVALRY HORSES. At
es T5esA horses have been condennsd a. snat for
the cavalry serEicesf the army. I.r-l,
{ For road and fsrming purposes. many good bar
rains may be had. fsT -,'--''--IE ! -
R Horsss sssS IN sunited statSs curfsney
- $3.50 JAMES a EKIN.
1t. Gel. and Chief onartrenS.s 20
~ Sssee pIGs cs'e'f'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


pursuance OF an order granted by The Probate
L Court OF Henry county, Ohio we will oil,r 10,
sale, at public cutlery, ON the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, June 92d, 1854,
between 'he hours Of 10 o'clock in TIE foronoon and
soe'oek ia the afternoon OF said day, the following
described Real Estate, situate ia The county c.
Wood, and State Of ONO, to wit
Ihe cas-; half Of Lot number two q )ia the town
Of Gilead. Appraised az $3.50
TERMS or SALs-one-thU cash in hand, ono
thlrd u ono year, and one-Ihird in two years rom
the day OF sale, with intohst Deferred payment, |,
to be secured by Mortgage On the prCmises sold.
JOHN CAMPRELl.,
MM, \, DAGGEff,
May 25, 1864. Ass 90
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'rER,IS or payment.

.one'bai cash, balance IN one year by iaint note
Asith use, with two or more responsible sieners
li iac parties arc moi known II nc, 7 should III
qulrt statement irom each one a,dp.duhhy, a
leW much pNpcgiY they own clear ot drlt ana
what lt consists ul this statesento Ne rtifsd b
bl alpst,ce p, 1e Peace, on s0p'c responsible per
son With wlrnu may be acquOpied In their nsfc ch
horheod. All sales less than SIS. cash.
SHors lAdion tar WarkS coruerof Nader an,
ssoleo sifsee sanHsks, olaO. liI.M
&C J. MESSER.
oandHsAi5 VAi', Nay :, 1854 I've
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s,CuO0L ENAMtNrRs, No1,y,,,, 4

7 N M
h9ard wiilheid thcig peNt regular ,ess Ion fogths
examination Of Teachers on the WV
First friday in 1uar, 1874 al perrvSbuFr
FIRST Friday in July, 1854, I'd pssta,e
LNa@nations w,'' Vomtnence pnnctually az o 4. N.
Apetesnts need uotapply Ter Special Exam inauon
hnt are required 20 attend the statea nceiinss tb
board. ''fs " 'ne
AN eerrespondenee ueh tac Esaminers sho,.la bs
directed 90 the anAefa snsd, 81 rowllns, Ggeeh
~ ,. ". ho0pbuRN, ,Clsik
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rITT,s SEPARArORS.

also manufacture another equally excellent
machine, knownas Pitts Separator These Sep
-srators are, by some, highly esteemed. They are
manufactured with great care and are good ma
chine. They have become we'll established and
are justly celebrated both for rapid and perfect
work. In manufacturing these machines | have
selected such pattorns only as have been fully
tested 10y long use and in offering the two above
believe offer the very best that are made. 1t Is
claimed by those who use them, that they will
,thrcSh, clean aud Ut for market more graiu in a
given time, aud do it better than any other ma
chine, In fact, the only limit To- the amount they
can thresh, depends on the facilities nj hand TOR
getting the grain TO the machine and taking care
of the straw, &c., alter 1t is threshold These ma r
chimes are both of them, strong and durable the
Joints are all fastened with bolts aud are fitted up
with Cast Steel Cylinder Shaft, pivotcd With
Brass Boxes. The cylinder is SO inches in iength;
andi Rm now making the Separator 6lk inches
wider than the cylinder making the canvas belt
nr grain carrier SSls inches wide. Width Of shoe
Inside is 81 inches, The shoe Is , inches wider
than last year, Tho Bcatcr Shaft is furnished with
brass boxes brass boxes also for Canvass Belt
SHAFT and Fan shaft steel journals with irop
boxes for Fan Side shat iruHpulleys {lcathered
and east lron conyeyor. IN every particular.
they are constructed in the very best maruer in
cycry part they run easily, are easily tended,
aud are adapted to be driven by gear by bands,
requiring about l.iO0 revolutions per minute.
In the manufacture of these machines, ] have
made some mproyem, ,uts on the original patterns,
aud a,0 ready 81 make such ether changes as cx
puriouce may suggestas being valuable.
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--r r-v Z Il ~ n ----T -
QoAp NOrlcE.-A petition viii be presented
IL y the Commissioners " Wood ce9ptr, at their
next regular session, asking the location aud es-
tablishmentot County Ros,L commencing al the
quarter post on The north Emo Of Sectian twenty
the @ IN Lake township ithehce south % the south
DIN Of said Section, aEd thoTe ierminate.
+ Lake, April 2s, 1854 ID
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unItNN rnWERS.

For Powers with which to drive my Thrcshcrs.
have selected, heng the best now in use,
,FIrS iNrROVLprArrNr pOUBLR PINtoN POWER.
These Powers are made by me in the most tho, p
ough manner, Vt the best material aud are Of
double the strength ot my single -geared Power.
In the Pitts Power, making shaft OF the
heve wheel, aud master pinion of CAST srRni,
which is great Improvement over the Iron Shaft
used by o;her manufacturers.
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rlkICE EISr OC rhreShiug MaehSass
at SanduSkN. Ohio.

The greatly Increased cost of manufacturing
Machines consequent upon heavy aud continued
advances in the price of labor, iron, Sleel coal
lumber, belung aud sll the materials used in Ma
chimes has rendered il necessary to advance the
prices.
For l Horse Power ami Separator tcyln-
dor S3 inches long l'-.. ..s.. .-.,,,. S315 90
This includes Sweeps for llorsc Fewer. Braces
Tumble Rods, Jack, Belts, complete for SepeCator.
lBclt nom Jack 20 Separator is 80 feel long inch
cs wide) Running Boards, aud a Platform for
teoder,to standon, Monkey Wrench, Sedge, oil
Caa, Tool Box in fact everything in readiness tc
start machine. ft,ce ufa lRAchip9 with wood or
iron cylinder IS the sane.
For separator alan,, (Woodbury's or
Pitts, all separator belts n.ipishod
cotepleie with. ui main bvlt irpm Jack 10
:, sPSmtr , ;;.....- secs 90
fot 10 lirse Power, with lack Rese,A-
hlv rnlley tpulley leathcr~ll Tumble
Rods, Withuul Htin belt s..-.-. $50 OF
For Sllurse Power, withlack, Reyeisabic
1'u'hy.i rHllny leathercl,) rrmbtv Rods
without main hei' 10 OC
alsn fnraisb, when expressly ordered
Truck Wagon, suitable log hauling sep
arAor lrlni plaes 70 place, with iron
arms or Skelns, sth wheel, reach, &c..-.. 90 NJ
--latest improved straw Stacker, - feet
long, $ ltUbbcr Belts for Stats, tout.
side ones a igcl,, centrc inch, attach
meats n separator, aud Curtains IS q
Power Com Shelicr :, ,.......... ..-...... 20 d,
s kcpalrs done on short notice
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HORSE POW Err.
0t 4.D
Agricultural implements GENERALLY,

The CRNnI,E, ELEVATOR and HORSE POW.
ER have beenlately added to our list but have been
selected from the great number and style Of Im-
plemenls now before the public as the best in use
and We doubt not trial viii fully Justify our choice
We have changed the iron head OF the ElcvatoI
fer wood, which has proved 'beHer asd lighteS
than iron. Tho Horse Power has proved itself
far superior to any an use. address
Apnll' 1884 atp, llion, N, \,
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9rrrysbnra N0nynal,
4-M. :. cAMrnEE.I. Eall1I.
rEItl ANIlults.. OHIO.
wEpSEspAga Hkr2b, lsct


The editor Of The L,dePsrdoR dies hArd.
Ills eersortione give eyid nccci hts iuV'srd
,Angaish of.-spten. so s@oro eoine 10 ssy ~.
4ut spirit be is us utterly devoid Of, as lac
f. 10 of so,lrag eorhonor. Tie vents hsapIcoh
in a column oi iHade upon tl,eseoeht LnioH
Cnasentiep * woea county which ei,es
70 the reader a certain evidence that The
cause in which he is embarked is despe
rately ehsttered IN it's ouUtact with Iuith,
sc5ely aiij right, ava shat ere long his
vessei kaust snk beneath thc overwhelming
now Of souud principle correct judgement,
and unswerving fealty as manifested ey tho
people of loyal Wood The firm stond Ia.
ken And niaintained by the Union mon OF
this county has 20 disconnected him that he
covers, aud can oily express hie indigua
nation in e;igmatizug tho hee Union County
Convention as "N9nveftsn ef she Ash
Aeyites," IAN Asldoy Convention Aliho'
=" the Convention was not large only
about Ave hundred OF the leading wea oi
the cuuriyyot he IS compelled to lcl
nowledge that the attendance was respect
able" notwithstanding the fact that it nuan.
inousiy expressed ste Boorn for the
man who gloriea in bis being too good 4"
spll hla alsod in the support OF our oout'tty'
and vet clsiins TO belong to the great tmon
party In this we hsyo the key to the
animus Of tho creature toward tts Union
men and Union sentiment of tho oa,utty
HIis course has brought upon him tlio mer
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THREsMERs AND sEPAnAToRs.


l have thus far found that Woodbury's Patent
is mnst sought after by tlucshcrs, and, as cerliG-
Gates show, it does good work and gives excellent
satisfaction. Tho first premium Was awarded To
thsmachiuc al the Michigan and Ohio State Fairs
in 1858, and It has always received the first prcm-
um ut County AMI State Fairs, wherever exhib-
itcd both in the United States and Canadas !
am the oniy manufacturer Of this very superior
machine in the State.
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LlrEn.

1CrspY EvESlNd, May lS--onc company of
the ltith lett here this morning for what point
have not been able to loarn--and this evening the
four remaining companies received orders tobc pre-.
pared To march at O'Clock to-morrnw nornng--
with uuc dayA rations in haversacks- -ior the Re
lay House. Preparations for that event, forbid amy
addition to this lclter--which, by the way, is al
ready too long. Respectfully,
II. s. CHAPLIN
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New York, May Is, alt is Il subject Of
tmerriment that the famous Hampton Legion.
che fewer ol,the ohiNaly, was repNlsea hv
Negro ihvoSps ef Gen, Feneuoa command.
How are you Southern chivalry
"How arc YOU Northern Copperheads
"Niggers WON'T hsht," won't thcy? stand
still. Dick, aud ace the glery OF God !"
The Governor has re-examined tho Reliel
law and has decided that the families of
the National Guard are outitled 70 It's bone.
fts
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-25
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, &C..

These Goods were purchased at the lowest mar
'ket prices and will be sold at very small advance
upon cost All we ask is an examination ofgoods
and prices demonstrate 10 the people Of this place
and vicinity that il is their interest To buy where
goods are warranted, and where they can get the
full value OF their money.
Only giving yon ltnhed portinn of our many
STYLES aud varieties, We ask you to give MS cab
before you make your purchase, and We will prom
ise not only TO give yop good add desirable Goods
but will give vou tue best Of bargains.