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AS- Wonderfully strange.-Madame

NJ H. PERRBGAULT, who has astonished the
scientific classes Of Paris and London, has now
permanently located herself ut Albany, NY.
Madame Perregault, by the aid Of her wonderful
instrument, known as the Horoscope, guarantees
to produce a life-like picture Of the future has
band or wife Of the patron, together with the
date OF marriage, leading traits Of character, oc-
oupatiou, etc. This Is no humbug, as thousands
OF testimonials eau assert She will send, when
desired, a written guarantee that the picture Ia
what 1t purports to be. By stating age, height,
ing 90 cents and stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself, you will receive the picture by return
mall. Address - u .
sT' MADAME N. II. PERRBGAULT,
=. o. Drawer 2O2, Albany, MY:
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AS- Singing School. II. u. Messer,
formerly teacher Of vocal music In the Normal
Institute" In Illinois,) will commence a course
Of instruction in Vocal Music, at the Calvary
Baptist Church, on Fifth street, between aud L,
on FRIDAY evening, December "a. Cards Of ad-
mission to the course Of twelve lessons, to be
given on Friday evening OF each week, till COM
pleted. Terms for the course: Gentlemen 20;
ladies' AZ. noy22-2w
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STEALING A wArcn.-Marshal Barnes, A

STEALING WATcH.-Marshal Barnes, n
coored man, was arrested this morhing by
Roundsman johnson, OF the Sixth precinct, for
stealing q watch from Isaac Watkins, Il colored
suldier. Barnes was playing with Watkins,
when he grabbed the watch from him and passed
II to another oolorsd man named Alexander Da-
Wis, who made of with the watch. Justice NIL
Ter sent him to Jail for court. Sergeant Skippon,
ing Davis, and he, also, was sent to jail for
cOuft
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ss- United States Sanitary Commits

sIoS.--CBSrRAL OFFICE, WAsHiNaroS, D. G., No
vember I, lS8J.-All persons who may hold un-
settled claims Of any kind against the Sanitary
Com mission are requested to present the same
for adjustment to the General Secretary, at tho
Central Once ii the Commission. without delay.
JOHN s. BLATCHF0RD,
no3-mwf2m General Secretary.
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AS-Tho Ladies' Mite Society o r. land
Chapel will hold Festival at Potomac Hall,
corner Of Maryland avenue and 1ith st., Island,
commencing MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 20, 1881.
Admission-20 cents; children 10 cents season
tickets 20 cents, to be had at the door. 70
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.sS- The Liquor Dealers Association
Of the District OF Columbia will hold u meeting
on TUESDAY EVENING, November 2s, at Tenn
perauce Hall, Z street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, at half past 7 O'Clock.
The attendance Of every wholesale and retail
liquor dealer is earnestly requested.
D. X. SMITH,
noy27-2 Recording Secretary. .
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a9-Twenty-fiye Cents to Save Tven-
ty-hve Dollars. - HEGEMAN'S Concentrated
BenEine removes Paint, Grease Spots, 80. In
stantly, aud cleans Silks, Ribbons, Gloves, &c.
equal to new. Only IS cents per bottle Sold
hy Druggists. HEGEMAN 4 CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nol3-d&w3m ....,. New York.
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INTERNAL REvEsuE REoEPrs.-The re-
ceipts at the Internal Revenue Bureau to-day
amounted to $3.50, 900.
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PHnADELpHIA, Nov. .2S.--Hon. s. M.
Harrington, Chancellor Of the State of Della
ware, died suddenly at the Washington House
in this city, to-day. Pop o.. .f-,0-r. .las
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

European Steamer TeiesraPhed,
yNEw YoRK, Nov. 2s-The steamers ALE
mania and Nova Scotia have been signaled.
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LIPS, Chilbiains, &e.-HEGEMAN & cos Cam
phor Ice, with Gfycerlne, cures Chapped Hands.
&c. Immediately, and will keep the skin soft
and smooth In the coidest weather. Sold by
Druggists. Price 25 cents. Sent by mail for IS
cents. HEGEMAN 4 CO., ~. '
Chemists and Druggists,
nol3-d&wSm- New YORK
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I aEsB CoHsPIRAcIRs, WHO HAS FIRED
SfSS GSs T6 rosrs Xt tsD
TOM HOUSES, AND ARsBNALs, AND DOCK
YARDS, AND WILL SHOW YoUATRAIToR.
WERE ! PRESIDENT OF THB UNITED
sON DID IN 1903, WITH AARON BURR. ]
WOULD HAVE THEM ARRESTED, AND, II
CONVICTED WITHIN THE MEANING AND
SCOPE OF THE CONSTITUTION, BY THR
BTEREAL COD WOULD EXECUTE
THEN. - = AEDREw JOHNSON, IN TIE Untsd
States Senafe-March ID. 1851.
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.TT rs TINE THK AMERICAN PEOPLE
SHOULD BE TAUGHT TO UNDERSTAND THAT
NOT IN ANGRR--BUT THAT TREASON Is A
CRIME, AND SHOULD BIZ ESTEEMED AS
SUCH AND PUNISHED AS sUCH''-AsDRRw
JoHSsoE. President Of hs Unfted Stdtss-April
%, 1885.
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MY WHOLE LIFE SHALL BE DIRECTED
TOWARDS PRESERVING THE UNION, AND
MAKING 1T, IN THE PROPER AND FULLEST
SENSE OF THE TERM, PERMANENTLY FRBR
-AspRnv Joussos-- WaShf,s0toa, April 10th,
1895. .a.v... a.I
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WISH ALL MEN TO BE TRKE. -AsnAHAs
October 10, 1854 no
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HoS. HENur J. RAYMOND Is In town.
GEN. WARD BURNETT, Of New York, Is al
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pLrrS SEPARATOR.

I also mluufacturc another equally excellent
machine, known as Pitts Separator. They are mar
ulacturcd with great care and are good machine.
They have become we'll established, and are justly
celebrated both for rapid and perfect work. In
manufacturing these NJ Iclincs have selected such
patterns only as have been fully tested by long
use; and in Offering the two above believe ] offer
the very best that are made. II is claimed by
those who use them, that they will thresh, clean
aud fit for market more grain in given time and
do IL better than any other machine. In fact the
only lin TO the amount they can thresh, depends
on the facilities ut hand for getting the grain to
the machine and taking care of the straw, &c :,
after il is threshold. The machines are, both of
them, strong aud durable. the joints are all fast
cucd with bolts, and are fitted mp with Cast Mccl
Cyiindcr Shat, pirotcd uih Brass Borcs. The
Cylinder is }2 inches an length: and am now max
ing the Separator 6l5 inches Vider Than The Cylindcr
making the canvas belt grain carrier 3Sl2
inchcs,cidc. IVidh NJ shoe inside is31 mctes. The
Bcater shaft is furnished with brass boxes; brass
boxes also for Canvas Belt Shaft AN Fan Shaft;
steel journals with iron boxes for Fan side Shaft;
iron pullcys tlcattncR} and cast iron conveyOr.
In every particular. they are constructed in the
vc:y best manner in every part; they run easily,
easily tended, requiring about 400 revolutions
pcr minute q
In the manufacture Of these machines, | have
made some Improvements on the original patterns,
and am ready to make such other changes as cN-
pcrcncc may suggest as being valuable.
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Wood County Union Convention.

The Union mcn Of Wood County, who supported
Abraham Lincoln for rresidcnt at the last Novcm-
bcf slcctiou, and viii cordially support the nomi-
necs Of the Union State Convention, held at Col
umbusisou tue 2lst of June, 1855, us well as the
linton Senatorial aud Representative candidates
are requested TO meet in Convention, at Bowling
ttrcen, in said county,
On Saturday, August 12, 1863, mt ~
o'clock A, M,
for the Purffse cf nominating candidates for the
following county Offices to be voted for at the next
State election, to-wt;
One Auditor one Treasurer one Prosecuting
Attorney one Surveyor one Commissioner and
one Coroner.
And for such other purposcs as may properly
come before tire Convention. A full attendance !.
earnestly requested.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
GEO. N. PARSONS, Chairman.
PERRYsBuRG, July 10, 1860
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A COOP REASON WHY.

HE New Yosk Times estimates the mon "
oost of the rebellion to the South as follows;
Twenty-Five hnndred millions by loss of
slave property; nino hundred millions by
ravages of war, the same amount by loss Of
staple crops; five hundred millions by Con
federate debt; aud ono thousand millions
by the Southern share OF the adtioR6k debt
Total, noe dsoNsda,i eight h,adred maiirNS
Of dollars. This s about iivesixths tho en-
tire valuation of Southern property, both
real and personal, according to the census
Of 1860 Had it not been for the rebellion
the South would have been worth at
least eleven thousand IN HONS; and in con.
sequence of it she Is now worth less than
half that sum. Rebellion does not pay,
The moral which tho Times draws from
it's display ofarithmetic is tl,a, 3 mono but
hearts ealous to every tcellns Of humsrity
could demand tho iuAietion upon the
Southern people 'ot any further punish.
ment.'
And this very ruin which the rebellion
has brought upon the country is Of itself a
most convincing reason why the authors OF
this etuptlsdons crime should be punished
In its arg meni, the TiHes utterly ignores
the irightful fact--that viii forever stand
as q record Of danuing ignomiuy upon Tia,
.cisilizAtion Of the Nineteenth century thSi
arson, torturcs that obscure Spanish inqm
+ sitions by their revolving Nervousness, mur
der in every Term by prison, by starya
tioh, by assassiaation--. --.-deeds, which 70
or uelty, have reached adopth Of inlamy ia
beyond those Of the dlrkest ages aud mos
savage tribOs Of the world that all thes
are the legitimate fruits OF the work plAnne'
aud executed BY the authors Of the rebe
liop,. But the doIlarand-osnt view Of thi
matter. taken by the Ts@ss, seems 70 be o
far more importance OAd more weight thai
the blood Of huedreds of thousands Of hero
&c aud PATROL men II is Just suoh yicy
that every rebel symnaihizer, every North
eln cepPerhAad, every Southern raiio
a will take. Itis the view that will snit JEFF
Davis exactly, and which sill add to Ia
fragrant HAvaunas and daily newspaper
with which he is nov furnished create
charm and keener relish.
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opR REPRESENTATIVE CANDI-
DATE.

The Representative Convention, the pro
ocedings Of which viii be found in another
column, mot in this place at The Court House
on Thursday last. 1t was characterized
throughout by n considerable manifestation
Of feeling on the part of the friends OF the
rivalcandilate, Persuasion and argument
alike wero'omployed with much ooal, aud
an earnestness was exhibited by tho
friends Of tho scvoral parties, os though
tue mostimportant interests were at stake.
Alessrs John Norris, -. IouShton and
Captain J. l.. Curry wcro tho competing
candidates for tho position, but after tho
result of the informal ballot Of Wood County
the name of So. Boughton was withdrawn,
aud the field was clear betweea tho two
competitors Mcssrs Norris aud Curry, re.
sultins in the choice of the latter by tho
Convention. The selection of Captain CrR
Rv ia no disrsragement to Mr., NrRRIs
Roth msn are tried aud sterling unionists,
and have the entire confidence Of tho peo-
pie in every regard. The choice Of the Con
vcution shows, however, tho general npprc
citation of tho services of tho soldier and
rhe manifest disposition of the people &c
give to those who have shown their dcvo'
ton on the feld--othcr qualities beng
equal official positions of honor aud trust
In this regard we are wcll pleased with Tho
selection, and the Union men of Ottawa and
Wood will give their hearty approval OF Tho
choice in October next, "t @
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WORD or COUNSEL TO RETURNED
sOIlIINRs

Wdfeel II 20 be our imperative duty as
q journalist to again coll tlrc attention of
our soldiers to the fuct that the State of
Ohio has made ample provisions for the
collection of Tic several claims due them
from the Government. Widows, relations
Of soldiers, aud soldiers themselves are be
ing laily. yictimiaed, aud large fees taken
from them, for tho simple rcason that they
are ignorant Of the provisions the State has
made in this particular. We have called
attention TO this matter heretofore, and also
published the circulai Of the Governor IN
relation thereto, but many Of our soldiers
who have recently returned may still be ig.
norant of the existence Of these provisions
In brief then, The Ohio Legislature, al
its last session, established dcpartm mt
for tho collection of claims Of Ohio soldiers
against the Government, aud appointed as
chief officer of this department, Colonel
Royal Taylor who is designated as Com
missioner OF Soldiers Cluims' BY address
ing him direct at Columbus, Ohio, soldiers
can have their claims adjusted in 4 thor
ough and satisfactory manner, more pfohpt-
" than through any intermediate agency,
and without any expense to them beyond
the charges for postage and the necessary
revenue stamps. Our soldiers may roposd
entire confidence in this arrangement, and
they will find it clearly to thcir interest to
forward their claims Mt once TO the Com.
missioner, and thus prevent the imposilions
flat viii be practiocd upon them by UNI
authorized aud irresponsible land and claim
agents, BY this means the money transoc-
| tious of the Commissioner will pass through
tho State Treasury, and no fees can be
charged or eXactcd Tor the performance oI
onciul duties. Also, llnoucy so collected
and paid into tho Treasury, viii be immo.
diatoIy certified to the Auditor of the coun
ty in which the claimant may reside, to be
paid to such claimant by the Treasury 0
such county without fees or cost of trans
mission. Delay voxation and much cx
pense will be thus avoided by acting upor
this suggestion.
! In this connection it may also be stated
that persons in the military and naval ser
! vice, aud all others entitled TO them, cNI
procure homcsteads ON surveyed publ,
lands 10y making direct application to the
! United States District Land Office for h,
State or Territory in which they propos,
to sottle, on payment of tho Gcos IiXod hy
law, without the Intervention of any inter
mediate agency whatever. Let our returno,
soldiers take heed to this matter for thci
own special interest
Soldiers residing in Wood County, b,
making application to Judge fuller, at th
Probate Office, can Immediately place thcil
claims in u fair way for adjustment, as h
has tho requisite blanks, forwarded frou
Columbus by Commissioner Taylor.
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LIrER1UT NOTICES.
IIarpcr,, rlctorlal nlstory o. tho l.e:

Iiorpcr's Pictorial History ot the Ise-
bcIlian.
We are in receiptof No. ~ Of this valuable re-
eord Of the war Which contains the complction Of
the rraus Mississippi Campaign or 1859, and com
mcnccs the history OF the operations in Kentucky,
Tennessee and Northern Mississippi during that
year, When completed. this work wiz eWm the
most perfect aud impartial History ot the Rebellion
chat WiN bc ISSUED. Il Is based upon origiaal
dorUmcnls, and the most authentic sketches that
ean be obtained, and Is protus"ly illustrated
throughOut
Terms Prize of each number, containing mat.
Tor cqUiyateNt tn aa ordinary y0lanc Thirty
Cents. First six numbers scRt to auy address for
81 40. News dealers and eiayassiug agents sap-
plcd on liberal tertu3, by Addressing Harper y
BWthcrs, New York,
WebsterA Unabridged DlctionRry.-
la sh tho osscutal points Of a good dictionary,
SAYS sAe Atuaso NlsGly in the ampliuae anil
selectness Of It's vocabulary, in tbe ful,ness anil
pcrspisaci,y os It's definitions, in its orthpry aud
togi srnsd sails It's ogthngraphy, ln It's ncW and
trustworthy clyWolOgies, ia the elaborate but uot
ton leSme treauses uf rs introduction in Its care.
fully prepared and valuable appendices briefly,
in its general accuracy, completeness and pracueal
utility the work Is ou' which a1ss ,cia r,al 5r
tras .ga hf'-'g-ra-3 nFlri 70 asp,Rst NlA.
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GENERAL w. B. Moons, President Ohio
State Uaion CoRrcRfioM
Slm The note of yourself anl Mr.. Davis,
Secretary of tho convention, informing me
of nay nomination Tor Governor OF Ohio, has
Just been received.
have only time now to acknowledge, in
the brieiest torm, my deep sense of the
great houor conferred upon me 10y the Con-
vention, and to express, through you. my
most cordial agreement with the resolutions
passed by them BE pleased to siguity MY
acceptance of tho nomination in suoh mll-
ner as may seem proper TO you, and my
hopo, at no lato day. to return homo to co.
operate with the Union men of Ohio ia the
approaching political campaign. u
Very respectfully
Your obediont servant
... ..... .H. A IA CON
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Notice to the Enrolled Militia OF
Wood County.

NOTICE is hereby given that the militia rolls
of the several townships have been filed in this
office, and the duplicate OF said rolls has been
placed in the hands Of the County Treasurer, and
that those whose names found thereon, who
arc not physically otherwise exempt, will have
until the 10th day Of next September to pay the
Military Communication Tgx OF Four Dollars INTO
the County Treasury. II not paid on or before
that time penalty Of thirty per cent. and cost OF
collection will be added to said amount
GEO. N. PARSONS Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o.
Perrysburg, July 10, 1865. Iii
For the benefit of those claiming exemption, the
following portion of the militia law, passed
April II, lSGi, is hereby published:
Section 6. In addition to the persons absolutely
exemptcd from enrolment in the militia by the
laws of the United States the persons hereinafter
exempted shall be absolutely exempted from en-
rollmont, viz.
lst. All persons in the army or navy or volun-
tccr forces of the United States.
ID. Persons who have been or hereafter may be
honorably discharged from tue army or navy OF
the United States, after having performed military
duty for one year or more during the existing re-
bellOn.
Sd Commissioned officers serving under this
act who shall have served as such in the militia of
this State for the space Of five years but no officer
shall be so exempt unless by his resignation after
such term of service duly accepted, or IN some
other lawful manner hc shall have been honOTaby
discharged.
4th. Every non commissioned officer, musician
and private Of every uniformed company raj sed, or
hereafter be raised, since May l. 1868, uniformed
according to the provisions Of amy law Of this
State, and who shall have performed services in
such company or troop for the space Of hive years
from the time of his enrolment therein, shall be
exempt from military duty, except in cases Ot war,
instruction or invasion.
9th. Every person physically disabled may bo
exempted from military duty, it he lilies with the
County Auditor, on or before August 10 OF every
year a statement of the county military surgeon,
ccrfifVinn that such person unit for military duty
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~ TJ'lllS is the finest Wringcr have found that
l would stan the service required Of it,"
j. L. lluGGIN', Lovcioy's Hotel
" In the laundry of my house there is pcrpet-
ual thanksgiving IN Mondays tor the invention of
your excellent Wrugcr."- Rev. TmEo. l.. CUyLER.
g We think the Machp, much more than pays
for itself every wear in the saving of garments
We consider it important that thc Wrmgrr be fitted
with Cogs,"-O. JrDp, Am. Agr.
"Thc inventor of this Machine may have the
satisfaction ot knowing that he has changed one of
the most tolsomc parts of womaIi's wprk into n
most attractive amusement. Mrs. llESRy WARD
BEECuER.
al heartily comment it to economists of time.
money and contentmcnt. '-Rcy. Dir. BELLOWS.
90 On receipt of price from any pnrt Of the
country, where We have eno cauvasscrs, we send
the Wringcr free of freight charges.
a good canvasscr wanted in every township
II. G. BROWNING
l2ut 3t7 broadway, n, Y.
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CHANGE IN THE DAY OF PuBLI-
CATION.

After this. issne Of the JorRNAr, the day
Of publication will he changed from
Wednesday to Tuesday Of each week, W.
do this in order ,o cnOllc those Of cur sub
seribers at Scotch Ridge, New Rochester
West Mlgrovc, Prairie Depot, and other
points, to receive tho paper on the day OF
its issue. Otherwise they would not re.
ceivc il for thrco OF four days after pub
lication.
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General Cows Letter Accepting this Nom-
inntion of Governor.
CuLuMLus, ONO, June q, lS6I.

VULrMLus, UUto, juno II, TS6l.
GENERAL; We have the honor and pleas
ure to inform you that yon were nominated
by the Union Convention, assembled IN this
city to-day, as candidate for Governor OF
the State ot Ohio, and that the nomination
was made unanimously and by accIamation
We have the honor to enclose n copy of
the resolutions passed by the Convention.
We are Geperal with great respect,
Your ob't servants,
w. II. WOODS, President
". DAVIS, Secretary.
Mai. Gen. JAcuB u. Cox.
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FARM MACHINERY.
e.. j. MESSEK.
MANUFACTURER OF
R'hreShing Machines
AND
HORSE POWERS,
sANDUsKY, OHIO.
AND SEPARATORs.

I y the manufacture Of Threshcrs and Scpara-
L tors have aimed, in the first place, to select
the most approved patterns-such as have been
tried aud found to give satisfaction, holding my
self ready at all times to adopt such Improvements
as experience may suggest AS being desirable. In
the next place. havi cndeavored to select the
best material aud have always been careful to em-
ploy none but the most competent workmen. |
ha We alsi Instituted the most careful scrutiny of
all my jobs before they were placed in the sales
room, aud in this way have been able to supply
my customers with none but the most complete
work. 1t TO these facts that my machines owe
their reputation with farmers and threshers.
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MAJOR GENgRAL SuERNAN had II public re-
ccption at Columbus on Thursday last. In
tho course of his remarks he heartily en-
dorscd General Cox, and announced him as
tho next Governor OF Ohio. He also said
he was Hol undor any circumstances a can
didato for Gubcrnatorial or Presidential
hnnOrs
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WOODBURY'S PATENT.

have thus far found that Woodbury's Patent
is most sought after by threshers, and, ccrlif-
Gates show, il docs good work and gives excellent
satisfaction. The first premium was awarded to
alis machine at the Michigan and Ohio State
Fairs in 1853, and it has always received the first
premium at County and State Fairs, whenever ex-
hibitcd both in the United States and Canadas.
| am the only manufacturer ofth very superior
machine iu tho State.
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JJ. Bl.ECnER, DentlSt,

nv Hndlar, would respectfully announce %
~ thg culeps OF wo,d Coputy, has he Sil be
Al Pryors Hojeh ia GlLEAn, on the lst Of
August, ard ranaip anu the l2lh,
Az G,e tN,bangc. ia iERRNSBURG, m the
tn, aud remain until the 2Glh.
AZ the llu,el. ia BOWLING GREEN Gu the
2Sfh. and romaju uain Septymber o.
lie will De prepared % operate IN all the various
branches otnontsiry. Those wishing work done,
will please Call early, that ho may have time to
iulh.l their orders b.lorc lgayipg, II