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Lots in perryseurg tor sale.

both improved and unimproyed-for sale at great
bargains. s.a
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Military Local BountIes.

VOLUNTEERS credited to Wood County Ohio,
under the acquisitions of the President for
troops, made October, 1888, and Fcbpuary. 1864,
are hereby notified that the County Commission
ers, in accordancc with the 18th section of an act
passed March 3Sih, 1864, entitled, IAN act to au-
thorizc the County Commissioners and others to
levy tax to pay bouniics to volunteers" win, on
the Sth day of next September. at the Auditor >
Office, meet to settle for all claims for Bountes
offered under the said reqnsitons.
Where the Volunteer ha ) disposed of the County
Order issued in payment of tho Bounty, for iesS
than its face, in order to recover The difference,
sworn ailidavito that fact must be filed on or be-
fore the said Sth day Of Saptcmbcr in the Auditor
office.
BY order of the County Commissioners.
GEO. n. PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., 0. sfRS
Perrysburg, April 10, 1865 81
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DIR. l.. $. BARNES,
HON EOpA TUIST

"OUBD announce to the people of Maumee
w City and Pcrrysburg, that he has located in
the former place, and will pay prompt attention to
all who seek the benefits Of bis improved method
Of practice
~ Office over J. G.. Aliens Store. 14c
CCH0OL EXAMINERS N0T1CE.-The Board
y will hold their next regular sessions for the
examination of Teachers, at
Pcrrysburg first Friday in September.
Gilead, first Friday in October.
West Milgrovc, first Friday in November.
Bowling Green, first Friday in December.
Perrysburg first Friday in January, 1866
Applicants need not apply for Special Exami-
nation, but are requested to attend the stated
meetings of the Board
All correspondence with the Examiners should
be directed to the undersigned, at Bowling Green.
~ J. w. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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Uaion Mass Meetings for the Campaign,

Uaicn Mass Meetings for the Campaign.
h The Union Executive Committee of tho
have made the followngA announcements
for Mass meetings, and Rquest County
eomlavees 70 make all necessary arrange
slen,s for the meetings in their several
localities
GRN r. c. scHEScg's ArPoINrNsSrs
Toledo, Sept 4. with Hon. o. Waters and
NJ. r. Waite, Esq.
Perrysbarg, Sept 5, with Hon, O, Water
and Col. Don Piatt.
Z Della, Sept G. with Hon. o. watees aud
Col. Don Piatt.
Napoleon, Sept 9, with Hon. O. Waters
anil Coz. Don platt
fjadlay. Sept 9, with Gen. M. b. Walker
and lion. o. Waters.
Ottawa, Sept, IL, with lIou. w. II, Wesl
AID Hon, ., Waers
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Cows Stp.ayed!

Il five wears old with n white spot in her fore
head nearest her right horn. One red aud white
Cow, fur wears old; had on a brass bell. Also, n
red and white lleiler, three years old, Any person
giving me notice Of their where bouts shall be re-
wardcd. AMOS PARKS. 3
Weston Wood Co., o., July 10, 1865. lIh
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THE NATIONAL DEBT.

The official statement of the public debt
ms appears from the books of the Treasury
Department on the 9lst of July. shows tie
amount outstanding to be S2,757, ,253,.
215 81, divided thus, vlzi
Tho debt bearing interest in coin is 81 :.
l0S,6G2, Gal so, on which tho interest is SCI,
52t .s37 50.
The debt bearing interest in lawful money
is 81 ,2s9l l56,5 ,54a, on which the interest is
STI 1d0 $50 1s.
20 Tho debt on which the interest has ceased
cd is 81, ,527 l20.
.b. Tho debt bearing no mteres, is $751;.
SOC. .9G9.
Tho total interest, both in coin and law,
fui money, is Sl39, ,262, ,46s %.
The legal tender notes in oircul ,tion are
as follows:
3 Que and two years per cent. notes $40 ,95i 23O
United Statos notes, old issue ..... i72,R03
united Stetes notes. new issue 80. ll2,GS7 $50
Compound interest notes, act March 3,
lhaa -.---------.- ,.,..-.. .... 10000 ,O00
Ccmponnd interest notes, act Of June
SO,.-..-. -.-..-..--...-.....-,... lQIi?l ,iTO
The amount of fractional currency is
= 1875 1850 600
The uncalled-!or pay, reQuiSitions aud
miscellaneous items of tho War aud Navy
! Departments amount to Sl5, ,736OO0.
AH The amount Of coiu in the Treasury is
$39, ,33s,0O0, aud of currency, SSl 40, 600
Total amount in Treasury, Slt6, ,139, ,G32 so
sp Che statement of the public debt, as al.
4 pears by the returns aud Treasury books on
tl,e 3lst Of July, as compared with thai
Wade ON the 3lst Of May, Two months ago
shows am increase of Sl22 100000 during
the.iniorvoning period, owing in part to III,
extraordinary sums to'pay the arrearages
due TO the army the ent're public debt bolug
{ s2,635,2oa,Ia3, The amount of legal ten
der notes now in circulation is SGs5 .2s6.
$3.50, OF an iEofeeSo from the Slsl Of May
Of $40 ,075 200,
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4 EGAL NOTICE.
William w. R1nfrcw,1

". N, ~ a.,
Benjamin Ricketts,, M."u NUun,y' VnN, m
Sarah lHckeps, N'u'' OF Oo'n'' m rSss'
James Wright, ct al
benjamin Ricketts,, aud Sarah Ricketts,. his wife,
and James O. Wright, all non residents of the State
OF Ohio, will t,ke notice, that the 23l day of
August, A, u. lSij, William W. RsufreN hled in
the Court Of Cpumon Pleas sf Wood County, Ohio,
his petticn IN a civil ac'inn against thcnl, the Oh.
ieet and prayernf which petition is to quiet the
6tle of the plam,if 10 the fnllowing Promises
situate IN said CNunty, IN witi The east halt ct
the northwest quarter M section thirtv,two in
township three, north of Range nine, containing
eighty acres, more less; ais the west half of the
north-weSt quarlVrof section twenty mine, in town
ship threc, north OF range Rin,, containing eighty
acres n'ore 0r tess, and n compel Satl defendants
20 releaSe n said aintiH all their right title anl
m.eresl IN and u tGe SAM AMI Tor other proper
rliof.
said degeulan,S will further take notice, that un.
less they answer or demur 20 Said pe,iiion bv thc
third saturday neXtaftor the end OF six weeks from
the date of this 0otics 10 Wit, October II A. u
1859, said petition will be taken as true against
them, aud lohgment rendered them accordingly, al
tae hrs, term OF said Cd0rt next thereafter u be
hollon. JOHN +. ERNINE.
MvRRNY & PSIcE, Aays for Pins.
August ~. 1855, 1851
DORTABLE BUCKEYE CIDER MILL and
L PRESS, manufactured az Springfield Ohio -
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THE ONO UNION STATE TICKET.

=
tElection, October 10, 1868 y
foR aovEsNoR.
JACOB poLsON cox. Of Tumhull County.
rou ttFurrNASr uovERNoH,
ANDREW McDURNEY, Of Warren County.
roR .rREssrRrR or sr,rE,
SIDNEY $. WARMER, OF Lorain County.
roR surRESe irnaE-toNa rEpN,
.tACDH BRfNKLRuOOf. Of Richiand County,
10 TtlL yNUANgY,
JOHN WELSH, Of Athens County.
rnR ArroHNry aENvR,L,
wibbl'u H. WESr, Of hogan County.
Foa s-noob con~tssioagR.
JOHN A. NORRIS, Of llarrison County.
roH noAnn or rrnLtr WORMS,
JAMES MOONE, Of Coshooton Comfy.
ron ctr1K ~ airRrar corHr.
RODNEY zoos, of Clinton County.
----=
33d Senatorial District Ticket.
roR SENATORS,
JAMES g. H,LL. Of Lucns County.
pARLkk GAliLpN, ~ Hancock Csunty.
Representative District Ticket.
FoR RrrHEsHNr,rlvF,
JAMES l., CURRY, Of Wood County.
Wood CouI " Union Ticket.
TnR AUDITOR,
0BOR ~ N. PARSONS.
FnH rRgAsuRER,
'0itN A. BONNELT,.
ron rpnsgc1riNo ATTORNEY,
ALEX NNDER brown,
ION CoMNta ttoNEH,
JOHN W. WOODBURY..
ron rLERK or rue uouET,
GEORGE WEDDBLL.
FoR rnROHrR,
CHARLES q. BAIRD.
roR suRvEyoR,
DAVID DONALDSON.
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OF Findlny. would respectfully announce to
" the cilizins of Wood County, hat he will be
At the Hotel, in BOWLING GREEN, on the
2Sth, aud remain until September ..
lie will be prepared to operate in all the various
branches ofDentistry. Those wishing work done,
will please call early, that he may have time to
fulfll their orders before leaving. IL j.,
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NEW ADVERTlsEM'Ts.
A GRAND: UNION MASS MEETING /!
AT PERHYsBURG,
On Tuesday, September 8, 1865.

Major Gen. ROBERT G. SCNENCK,
One of the most eloquent and effective speakers in
Ohio is announced to address the people at Perrys-
burg, on TUESDAY, September 8, 1865, on the
important issues Of the day. Arrangements are
being perfected for grand time. Let il be the
great meeting Of the campaign.
Colonel DON PIATT and Hon.
q. WATERS
viii also be present on the occasion.
GEO n. PARSONS,
Chairman Executive Committee.
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American Sugar-Cane Strippcr.

T HAVE now for sale the American Sugar-canc
l Sripper, having purchased the right for Wood
County, and nm now prepared to ill orders for this
valuable invention. 1t will cut off the tops and
strip the leaves from the cane, ready for the press
thereby cconomizing time and labor to great ex-
tent. Call and sec sample machine at the Gro.
ccrv Store of John Schwni, in Pcrrvshurg
1877 LEWIS FINK
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T EGAL NOTICE.
II \
''"''"" ~ I In Wood Common Pleas.
Nathan Strickland. \ ''
The said Nathan Strickland, whose place of res
idcnUe is unknown 70 said Martha Strickiand, is
hereby notified that said plaintiff did, on the 2lst
day Of August, A. y. 1885, file her petition for di-
vorce against said defendant in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county of Wood and
State of Ohio. the substance and prayer Of
which is, that ON fc 18th dav uf September, 1861,
she was married to said defendant in the town Of
Peuysburg, in the County and State aforesaid;
that subsequently there was born To them daugh-
ter and charging said defendant with gross neg
lcct Of duty toward said plaintiff in not providing
for the prnper support of her and tlst said child,
and PRAYING tberclor, to b. divorced from said
defendant, aud for the care and custody of their
said child, and that said petitioner may be restored
to her maiden name and for other proper rel-i.
The defendant will take notice that said petition
will be for hearing at the November term. 1865, Of
the Court of Common Pleas aforesaid, at which
time said defendant will be required tn answer said
petition. y. s. SLEVIN, PlH's Airy
August 81, 1865. I7fSIO so
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The forthcoming census report nn the i'm,
dus,ry Of the Uuited States Cor 1850 show ;
that there were two hundred aud thiueen
establishments for the manufacture Of car.
pets, tho capital invested Sl,T2l ,IGS, raw
material used SiilT,9 $50, paid Tor labor 81 !.
5A5,G92, aud the product S7,S57, $50. The
increase Of this industry IN New Eugland
was from S2,9l9,Ss5 in 1850 to SS,a52, 93s
in 1850, and in New York, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Maryland, trom S2,A75, ,l5i
Ito SiAso,lOI
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A DMINISTRATRiX'N0 N0T1CE.-N Is here
n by given that have been appointed Admin
istratrix ON the estate of Daniel Biman, late of
Wood County Ohio, deceased. All persons inter-
csted will be governed accordinglv.
MARY ANN BILLMAN, Administrative.
August IL, 1865, 17d#
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TR'ulS INVENTION consists OF DrrLEx or tvol
u ELLirrIC pCRE RFFINEp Steel SPRfSas in geni-
ogsy nkIntp IIairrty and FIRMLY together, edge to
edge, maNihg the T0t 0HEsT, most FIENIuLE. ATTIC
and puRAuLE SPRING ever u'cd. They seldom RENb or
nRrAk, ike the Single Springs. and consequently pre-
serve their perfect aud hetuti'ul shape more than
twice as 'onS - any Single Spring Skirt that has
or can he made
The wonderful nexibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
SKIRT viii he experienced ptrtic",arly.n all crowded
Assemblies, Operas. Carriages, Railroad Cars Church
rews Arm Chairs. Tor Promenade and House Dress rs
the skirt oan he folded when in use to occupy small
place as easily and conveniently as silk or Muslin
Dress.
A Lady having enjoyed the Pleasn-e Comfort and
VrcNt Convenience OF wearing the nupleN Ellipt'c
steel Spring SKIRT for snue dav will Never aftcr.
wards willingly dispense with their use. For Chill.
drep, Misses and Young Ladies they SUPERIOR 20
The looPS are covered with 2.ply douHIc.twistei
thread, and wilt WEAR TwIog As LoNG as the Single
yarn covering which is used all Single Steel Hoop
skirts The thrce hnttom rods every Skirt rc also
Double Steel and twice or double covered to prevent
the covering from wearing OF che rods when draggns
down stairs, stone steps, &C., &c, which they are
cOnsttnty subject to when In use,
All are made "t the new and elegant Corded Tapes
aud are the hest quality in every part. giving to the
wearer the most graceful ard perfect shape possible
comfortable and economical SSirt ever made.
wESrS' RNAnLEl q GARY, tRorRl EroRS Of the
BERS, and 70 and 81 READE STREETS, New York.
ron SALE in al Rrst-olass Stores throughout tho
United states and Canada, Havana dc Cuba, Mexico
south Amsrica and the West Indies.
.56f- Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic Cor doublcI
Spring Skirt. (A6oJ Ism
! NOTICE is hcreby given that have been ap
~ pointed an qualified as administrator on the
estate of Rudy Whistler, late of Wund county, Ohio
deceased, Alp'rsons Interested will be governed
accordipgly.
| JOHN WHISTLER, Administrator.
August %, 1885. ISla
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DORrABLE BUCKEYE ClnER-MILL ana
L PRESS, manufactured AZ Springfield, Ohio =
the best Portable Mill aud Press in use.
We sell At luduwactnncr prices
CROOK y FREEMAN.
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Representative District Ticket.

ron SENATOR'S,
JAMES g. H,LL. Of Lnc7,s CnHnty.
pARLEE ChRLrN, % lIaAsoek Ceunty.
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FoR REPRESENTATIVES.,
JAMES Il. CURRY, Of Wood County.
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CASH PAID FOR SLAVES.
OR AIN AND PRODUCE.
F. R. MILLER & co.
!. L,RLECMER. nentist.

Perrysburg, March Is, 1868,
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ssd Senatorial District Ticket.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-14

JoHn w. SAReENT who many of our citi-
zens VIII remember as a young man raised in
this place was killed in June last near Col
liersville, Tenn. "a miles from Memphis, A
letter from his wife tojhis parents in this city
give the following particulars of his death /:
man aud woman of VIGOROUSLY disreputa-
BILE character were living near his farm, and
he. in common with the people about there,
were trying 10 get them out of the neighbsr.
hood, This incensed them and they went to
Collersville where some federal soldiers were
stationed and reported that he had fire arms
concealed in his house that he had refused
to take the oath of allegiance, that he was a
guerrilla, &C., &c., all of which was notori-
ously false. <5Sftf-
Some soldiers were sent to arrest him, but
he being warned of it they did not find him.
Some of his friends then went to headquar-
tsrs and reported the facts of the case. The
officer in command then sent word to Mr..
Sargent to go on with his business as usual,
that he should not be molested. a
Learning who had made the malicious
charges against him. and meeting them soon
-after, an ARRAY ensued in which he was NOR
tally wounded and died in few hours.
The man and woman then left for parts un-
known. sc1
Mr.. Sargent was 25 years old.
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Erom The N Y Ohserrer

from Iae " Il. OOsTreT.
90 We have had in for months past one o
WesI's Pumps which has gwen more satIsfac-
ton force hitting pump than any We have
ever used. Ii Is one OF great power, and well
ada pied for ships decks, mInes, factOrles, green
houses, grapenes, etc The Mining CHRONICLE
and is1Ittrdy journal says: It's recommended
for It's extreme simplicity OF construction, great
strength, and consequent durability ana cheap
ness OF repair. There - no sturhng- bOI-the pre-
sure beng neId BY cup packing, like that upon
the working piston, WORKING IN cyIrncer, fitted
for the PsrpOs= within the upper ehamb.r-
which we think great Improvement, stu fl ng Is
so liable to be deranged and IeaA under strong
pressure, TO say nothing the Iuss by rIcton IN
cIdent thereto. IL has always two chambers;
thus the action OF the valve Cushioned upon
both sides by ar-PrsVentlng wateI- hammer and
yacuem-thump. The valves are very accessible
and simply and chesPiy repaired. They work
much easier than any pump We have ever seen
the inch c Under being worked by children, IN
wells 100 feet deep, and IheJ extremely
cheap, as well as simple and strong, we freely re-
commend them.''
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ssr IyaANsAteOD:
~ H8W Lost How Restored

Just Published, in a sealed EnceloPe. Pace sax
.-- ra..- 4a.s cents. Es-
aLECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
meut. and Radical Cure OF spermatorrhea, OF
Seminal Weakness, ln'o untary omissions se.u
alIv. Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting
from Seli-Abuse, SC, by Robt. j. Cuiverwel, M
d.. author of the Green Book, &C.
"A Boon to Thousands of sufferers.
sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, post paid, on receipt OF sa cents OF '"'
hostage stamps, by DIR. J. L. KLINE, -.
I97 Howery. New York.-Post Oihce box 4,ose
iunel 4d w3m.
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The Best

oy Captain Ericsson, and olher eminent engineers
We can refer To thousands using lnesn, and guar
antee mat all will r,conne q them. They are
more simple IN construction, and WORK eas.er, and
cost less than all OTHERS
''Our readers will hnd the double acting. i'm
proved PumP OF j. D. Wes & Co., OF the
best IN the market. Ii Is very SIMPLE worksuke
charm, go that any child may use 1t throws a
steady, continuous stream, and does not treezeing
the coolest exposures, ana unusually cheap
We say this knowingly, and give the testimony
OF our own accord, without the knowledge or re-
qncst OF the prop1etors.''-Aeto YORK. EreninT
Post, July 4, 1864. ......... Us -..e
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THERE is perhaps no one article in the Sc
lection of which mistakes are often made
as in Sewing Machine. 1t is well under
stood tina, there are only two valuable Sew
ing Machine stitches the lock stitch and
the Grover Baker stitch, each of which
have their peculiar merits. In order to merit
the wants of all purchasers the Grover q
Baker manufacture two kinds of machines
one makes the Grover & Baker stitch, the
other the lock stitch the latter being the
most simple, perfect and desirable shuttle
machine In use.
f Aiken, Jarvis & Burial have both kinds
of machines for sale Purchasers can exam
inc them and Judge which is best adapted to
their wants. july 15dwtf. s
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new YORh MARA Ell.

Telegrsphed TO the Argus.
NEw YoRK, August IA.
Cotton-Quet, A middling
Flour-DsIl. s,OOas,35 Tor extra statei s,00a
$50 forR Ia.
Whsat-lower, for spring ,s0al,s5; No
Choice spring 7sa2 90. l,Ssal 80 for winter red
western
-Kye-Quiet.
Corn lower Ssa90 unsouud, sOaSl sound
mixed western
Barley-QuIet
Oats-frm, 5Sa59 western
Pork-lower, So, oOa33, 90 new mess; $3.50
30, 90 tor Is63a'64 do; $40, o0a25,25 prime.
Beef-QuIet.
Cut Meat--hrm.
Lard-Dun and heaby-
Dressed HOgs-Dull-
Whsky-Steady $2,l9 western
Butter-Dull.
Cheese-Dull
Eggs-2Sc.
sugar-DulL.
Petroleum Dull and nominal. SSc crudei 30
refined bond II free.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebr ated Female Pills.
BY ROYAL LETTERS



PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS
PATENT!
PrepGred from prescription OF SIR ). CLARKE,
NJ d., Physieidn Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine.ts unfailing in the
cure of ali those painful and dangerous diseases TO
which the female constitution 10 subject. 1t mod
crates all and removes all o5structIons, and
a speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
il is peculiarly suited 1t will, In a short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counter
teIts.
CA TION.
These PilIs should not be taken by Females dur
ing the FIRST THREE MONTHS IF Pregnancy
as they are to bring on Miscarriage, our al
Onu other tune they safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and spinal Ahectlons,
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue Oh slight
exertion Palpitaton of the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites these Pills will effect when all other
means have failed; and although powerful rem
edy do not contain iron, caiomel, antimony, or
ANYTHING burttul IL the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, u Cortiandt ST., New York.
N B--Sl 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed 10
auy authorized Agent, will insure bottle con-
tanning 80 Pills return mall oct 2fdwIy.
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TRIAL OF GANG PLows.-There will be q
trial OF Gang Flows in the town of Edging-
ton. near Walkers store. on the farm OF
Daniel Edgington, Esq, at / O'Clock P. M,
Saturday, August 10Th. All interested are
invited to be present.
Also on the farm of John NJ. Wilson, Esq.
Coal Valley township, Saturday, August
26th at P. M.
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Scion Robinson to the Farmers Club, January

Scion Robinson to the Farmers Club, January
Esd
" No farmer who owns a well or eistern can
possibly afford to be WITHOUT an iron pump. Ii
should be at once a suction and force pump
perfect little hre-eng.ne-such a one known az
'Wesps Improved Pump ispeak OF this pump
durable, powerful, and cheap, and IT don't freeze
up, nor get out OF order once a year. 1 know
this, anu think mag be DONG the farmers good
by speaking OF 1t. A BOY 10 years old can work
IT, and throw continuous inch and quarter
stream. Ii can be made TO work IN deep wells as
well as shallow ones.',