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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-14
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Ser SluB bat beutt, ipie eeitern Is
Sub an ben @boaIs.
Mngetommen tuarsn Bic Sampfer
Sbrone bon Cairo; 4aIeitine, bon
louisville; Sprab, bon Samantha, @a.;
q. Batter bon ben oberen 6luBaegens
ben.
9lbseeaneen iino Der Sbrone mad
Cairo, @m. S. Curtis mad Yittsburg
uno Yalefine mad 9ouispilIe.
grtuartet fperoen bic Dampfer Mlpha
bon qouisbi4e un6 9inc Grobe bon
Cairo.
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Special NDtiSen.
Hiir GbminbfiIebtfae.

Der Mnseigenbe TIT IN wenisen Ro6en bur1 Elm
snfa9es Seilmittsi, naeem er Sabre lang NIT stnem
belt Der Sdwinbinbt bebaftet mar, ee1eilt ,poroen
unb pinjdbt febnfi5ft fetlen Mtuteni9en has SeiIs
mittel mit3ItbeiIen.
@Een bic es rpiuf9en, tuirb er cine Gopie bes ges
leptes (tpftenfreil nit Der 9irefton fir bic 8ereitns
uno ben gebrou suetlben, melbes fie finSen peroen
ais cine iibere 6etIuHs fur S9winbfnctt, Aitbmai
ben 2ttoenoen mobI gu tbua nnb ct bolt, bab itSer
Rrdnfe fein 0ttd perfudben lpirh, DO eS benielben
nj 9 toftet unb iid als Segen ermeiien rtrS.
gsronen, bic Sas 9ecept uiinf3en, rnOuen ftp &c,
dHigft rpepAen an
gfeo Gnwarn u g8ffDn,
OhfSwS s9iuiGmshuro. Rings Co., ". D.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-14
StaOt nnO Staat.
Die gtaatsieitnna fir 1865.

Die St66fS5etfu1f8 Tnr ASOS'
SagIi6e nno $50 dentIi6e
Staats s3eitune; Cub Grip .
tionss reiie.
1Ssaglil3e 3eiituug, (onr9
ben krager ms Saus seIiefert ODER per
8oF berlan0t): 81
Sci monatIider ODER bierteIidbrIi4er
8orausbe3ablung 81 per Wonat.
Ri1t i'm goraus be3ablt
- 81. % per Nfonat.
8ei 866entIi5er Collection burd ben
Srdger. -. 30 Gents per @od,e.
865entIide 3eitung:
Dur5 ben Sraaer ius Sans 9eliefert
10 Gents per Summer.
Ser 8of mad alien Sbeiien Der 8ers
eiHigten &taaten -. 81 per Sabr.
Ser 8oH mad Seutf6Ianb, 8orto
borausbe3abIt
IS. IS per Sabr.
$3 per SaIbiabr.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-14
9itnftaa. ben "A. Sanaar 1868.
er3eiebnif iteuer Nn3etAel
Inn hemfi6em g3I0ffe.

tit bemtiAen Slatte.
9IOeIpbi Sbeoter, Giguor 2cttis
srose Sperngefeuidaft, 8orfeaunssn
beginner Wontas ben 90. San.
s9tUttion ieben 9l6enb 6 llbr bel s.
Wtptbems, Gde Geoar unb Squrre.
9luttions @roBbertauf bon DRIP
@oo6s nnb @apbtuerte, Nfittipo& 'unS
Sreitaq ben Is. u. IL. San.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-14
>sosk Southern
g nftramtc So attpanD,
s Nai1Dile, Semitic,
Ssierfelidhrlicber Serisbt iber Den Gtatms Der
Gefeafcbaft ann 1. Sanuar 1865. s4s}

CAPITAL Iau STARTER 8. .s5O00o0Oo
@arautire Qrdmin Moteu an Nosage unb seben auf
pt5 if 7eo6s
g8aaraeb duf hrse Belt gsen inin ausseieben unb onrb
Sshsu anf orunossenBum ssider 564Os7
gaarsso Der Banf Der See unO in dasen Der asea>
NerfonaI Ganbun @eafhaf geb0ris $ 1750O
iefe Gosapasnie abrt seseneitisen Nlan,
hattie ant asar 1000 Mitelieber, fcieiirt
adtumAsDoa She'll Der 2mubfbaft. s
ST. $. EbumpfDn, Br diibent
1obn ST. 8errD, 9efrstdr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-14

\ Spart Guer @eIb! Die 59peren
i3eitsn baten einen sliten Gin1uB auf ben
@rpeerte- Marft sebabt, inbent fie bic
9retie bernbseleBt unb es baber bem Goniue
mtutem mSsli9 .semabt BADEN, gu au6srOr-
bfntli9 tiaisen prsiien ein3uFaufsn. Dason
fam ii9 Elm Sober iberseusen, tpenu sr BET
@. %. SUtten u. Bro. SO. % Nprb
COLLEGE Giraffe ifins Ginfanfe rnaRt.
ia. Sit. <@s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-14
Nplisef Geriff,t.

s. Sihabo unb g. $. ebant, be-
trnnfen. eriteren IS, lesterer SO.
Safe 5mitb, unsebabrli@es 8etras
gen, S..
g8n. @auorp. besgl. IS.
BOB SaIeb, tbatlider gnsrifi. s25.
Bittmami, 8fereeoiebfabl, fteise'
ipro@en. -.
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6nnbeI lrnn R6rfe.

sienSort Dienitag IA. San.
cob 6ffnete 81 142 ilnb itanb I'm,
103 ubr 141s, 124 llbr Mittaes 1415.
Il. g. Bombs 6pro5. fdIig 1881 100
y u 5s20er /. Geries ITO
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-14

E Gettung. DaB man6maI
aud 8eituagsreporter Suites FIFTEEN
t0nnen, 9ebt aus na6fclgenoer Sc
f@i6te. berbor, bic Dor einigen Sa9en
.aiif einem Bulge Der 9acific Gifenbabn
paiiirte. Gin iunger Mahn ipo[lte
nemlid) bon benz raid bnbin fabrenben
Bug fpringen, ais ibn Elm 3nfalIig in
Oenfelbsn @a9en fabfenoer Meporter
erfu9te, ibnt bod borber feinen glas
men, Stano, gBobnort u.l. 10. ansus
geben, oatiit Ct. ipenil CT beifn Seraliss
iprineen ben &aIs brede, 9Ieid 6as
Stem" iHreiben f6nne. Der Siinas
ling tpartets, bis ber BUG an bas Depot
tam.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-14

H Yrobate 6 onrt. SIN
oiefeut @eridtsbof uurbe Charles
Worleb an @teIIe Gobert gBeitmiilIerS
ais @oaitabler ees erifen glitrifts eins
geihmoren :lno itellte $4,000 8urgs
fdaft.
@eiddfte beridiebeber Nrt, Die bas
alIgeineine SntereIIe iueniger in 9ln=
fprud nebmen, ipiiroen ablolbirt.
re- @efobIenes 9ferb.
Serr Oe @itt 4noerfon aus Der I'm.
gegeno bon lebanon tam seitern bierber
uno nabn 8efs bon einein ipertb :
bOtlen @ranidinlnieI, Der linn aeitobler
iporben mar. Sobn DilIon, ipeIdel
oss 8feroe. Diebitabls bel6ul6i9t, ME
mir gefern beridteten, bier i'm &c,
fansniB iist, fol- Der Dieb lein.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-14
Musoerfauf.

SD beabii9tise, has pSefferfous5 aus" in
bon GERM SmIius S96npfiug as 8sarbine6aus se=
6aten rpiro, biliS ansSuuertaufen. las 9ldhere
fdbst man i'm Seiftrioa 3aus.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-14
2attf sSteficeit5
u 1ermietlteu cber IN terfaufen,

SD beabEbtise meine iesiee Refibens su pern!ietben
9abDiue on ben 9orbfei bes &aube IanosSIuiies an
Der 8auebn ober Borter 9ife lsu6 entbdIf febseba
@der 2am6, bic 9 in einen por3HeIiden 9aItuis 8ils
ftanoe benben Der aBoEnpIaB ent6alt elm 6atis nit
Simmera, gut NJ Keller NIB Cite ne, ansse, eidne
er 9aseni9uppenf Stall, SrI;s uaS 5ifbner 9aus
u. E u. (. 10. Gin riemals perisgenber @aiiers
Bad ldift burd ben gBobnpIas.
Sas Saus fam fofDrt be;oscn uerben. 8eSinr
9iuoen: 600 Dollars Wietbe per syabr. @nr erfabrt
Ndb:r 8 BET benz nuter3ei1neten in Rr. "a 5 errps
" O. SauferS, Prdiioeat Ger Grften HationaIsSa
$50 SEQ. 8. AGibbarr,
Sir. "a, Gberrp. StraBe.
BGSe Der cbige gTa$ eigaet f1 por5lgIi5 fir
einen @emiifes mno 8lnmensGarten =. Aiib 1T Der
Gas febr fir Meinbau 9eeieaet.
Son6-2B
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02

from Depot, Ger. EscEangs aud AIssi-
gan Streets:
500 A. NJ. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS,
(Sundays excepted). Stops at Hornells-
vile g % A. 81. (Bkh.); Susguehanua
1.25 p. Vi, (Dine); Turner's 7.05 p. NJ.
(Sup.); and arrives in New York 9.25
p. NJ Connects at Great Bend with
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rail
road, and at Jersey City with Midnight
Express Train OF New Jersey Railroad
for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
iDgtOn.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02

How TO Grow Persons
may outgIow disease, and become healthy,
by oper attention to the laws of their
physical constitution. By moderate and
daily exercise, men may become active
and strong in limb and muscle. Blu, to
grow beautiful. how! Age dims the
lustre of the eyes, and pales the roses on
beauty's cheeks, while crossfeet. and fur
rows. and wrinkles. and lost teeth, and
gray hair, aud bald head, and lettering
limbs, and limping. most sadly mar tho
human form divine. But, dim as the
eve is. paIid and Funken as may be the
'ace Of beauty, and frail and feeble that
once strong, erect. and manly body, the
immortal soul, just fiedgIng its wings for
its homo in Heaven, may look Out
through those faded windows as beauti-
ful as the dewdrop ola summers NOR
ming as melting rs the tears that glisten
in affections eye-by growing kindly.
by cutivating sympathy with a! human
kind 10y cheri.hing forbearsnce toward
the folles and faib!es of our race, aud
feeding day Ivy day Oh that love to God
and man which lifts us from the brute,
and makes us akin to angels.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02

"Stdnd up for your rights" says The
tie Herald, which fully endorses Mr..
Masou's manifesto, setting forth new
spportionment Of delegates from the diff
erent towns TO the Republican county
Convention, to be held at Ellsworth next
Wednesday.
MIR. Mason reduces The delegation from
River Fails, from SIX to four delegates,
Martel from four TO three and TrimbelIc
from three TO tyo. On the other hand
he gives Oak Grove, Union and Hart
land tro delegates. instead Of one. And
over this the Herald sounds the tocsin of
Of alarm, "!Stand up for your rights"
Last year River Falls gavo Isl votes,
Martel l0l and TrimbelIe 81 for tho Re-
publican candidate for Governor. Oak
Grove gave 80, Iiartland 80 AMI Union
% on the same ticket. Mr.. Mason and
the Herald ask for the three last towns
named, a representation by six delegates
while to three first, they would allow
nine.
| The united vote of the three first, is
5i9, and that of the others 90. If the
ninety-cight voters are entitled to sac
representatives, then, clearly, the three
L. 80. Il. 1
to nineteen.
Now take Ellsworth, ;f you please,
which gave 35 votes for the Republican
ticket last year, and that town is allowed
two representatives, in the coming Con-
vention, while River Falls is allowed on
y six, and cast Isl votes for the same
ticket. If Ellsworth is justly entitled to
two delegates, River Falls is entitled
nine. Who. then, should "stand up for
their rights?''
All we ask, gentlemen, is an equal
representation with other towns in the
county, based upon our numerical
strength. Shall we have IT'D
The Herald, Mr.. Mason q Co, seem
te be disposed to excite n little prejudice
against River Falls. THIS is quite use
less. friends, since we are asking for no
office, or any other distinction at your
bands.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REPUBLICAN,
G. A u G u S !

A Republican Caucus will be held at Cox s
Hall, in the villaga of River Falls, on Satur.
day evening. the Sd day of October. at 7
oclosk p NJ, to elect six delegates to repre-
sent the town of River Falls in the County
Convention to be held at Ellsworth on the
7th of October, and to transact any other
necessary business. By order of Committee
A. D. ANDREWS, Chm.
River Falls, Wis, Sept. %, 1858
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02

ATTEND THE FAIR.-For several rea
sons. We all need little respite from
labor and care. We are growing quite
too worldly. We need 10 have more So
cisl intercourse-to become better nc.
qaaintcd with our neighbors, and to know
the fact that we have neighbors. We
cannot afford to live and lie in so narrow
sphere. Year after year is passing BY
with US here in Pierce county, and sec
tion-or, at most, sectional lines divide
us.
At The Fair we can learn something
worth twice the amount of time and ex
penses. At the Fair we can see some
thing that will relieve the monotony of
every day life. AT the Fair we can ex-
hibit our own prsducts--our own cattle,
horses, sheep and swine, and, by com
parison, see where we fail or surpass
We sre stimulated to improve by com
pRrison, and we can never approximate
perfection without it.
At the Fair put something on exhibi
ton. 1t is not enough to 60 there. and
complain that there is nothing to DO seen.
1t is not enough TO pay your share Of
tn incidental expenses. Every person
should consider himself or herself COM
mittee of one to pvt something on exh-
bition. No matter what you may have,
and no matter whether you draw pre-
MUM. Do something, sad rest assured
that we shall have Fair worthy the
name.
Again We say, attend the Fair. as =
matter Of duty, as n matter of profit,
and, last, though not least, as 3 source
of pleasure.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02

A Touch 'UN.-A Southern paper
tells the following Mnncbsusenish story
Many years ago settler in Macon
started one day or n hunting excursion,
and after travelling about half tho day,
killed noble bear. He then threw the
bear and gun over his shoulders and
started homeward. After walking about
four miles he became very much fatigued.
and concluded TO stop and take an hours
rest He Dropped bruin on the gronnd,
laid his gun by the side of the bear, and
retired 10 a log some fifteen or twenty
steps off, and laid down to sleep. After
sleeping about half an hour, be was
startled at finding ferocious panther
between him and his game. What was
he 20 dos He could not get at his gun
for the panther But in the very energy
and frenzy Of despair, he started to his
feet and met the beast in his spring.
The hunter ran bis arm down the throat
of the panther. through and through
him-cnught him by the tail-gave it a
heavy jerk, and turned the beast Wrong
side o"t! Ifany of our contemporaries
doubt this story, let him tell US so.
"We've got the papers?'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02
ALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS.

Office o Commissioners of School and University Lands
Madison, Wis., August "a, 1858.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02
Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile ReferenCe
REGISTER.

THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION, or
ganized TO promote and protect trade. by en-
aiding its subscribers to attain facility and
safety in the granting of credits, and the re-
covery of claims at all points. have TO an
uounce that they will. in September. 1868.
publish in one large quarto volume:
The MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION MEk-
CAMILLE REFERENCE REGISTER. containing,
among other things, the NAMES, NATURE nF
BUSINESS AMOUNT OF CAPITAL FINANCIAL
STANDISG. AND RATING AS TO CREDIT. of over
400 600 of the principal merchants. traders.
bankers, manufacturers and public compa-
MES, in more than 80 900 Of the cities. towns.
villages and settlements throughout the Uni
ted States, their territories, ana the British
Provinces of North America; and embracing
the most important information aitainable
and necessary to enable the merchant to ascer
tain at a glcnce the CAPITAL, CHARACTER, and
DEGREE OF CREDIT of such of his customers
as are deemed worthy OF any graduation OF
credit, comprising. also, Newspaper DictiOn-
arr containing the title. character, price, and
place of publication. with full particulars re
lative to each joul nal. being cOni lete guidt
to the press of ever. county In the United
States
The reports and information will be con-
fined to those seemed worthy of some line of
credit and as the same will be based, so far
az practicable. upon the written state ments of
the parties themselves. revised and corrected
by well known and reliable legal cOrrespon
dents. whose character will prove guarantee
TO the correctness of the information furnished
by them, ii is believed that the reports will
prove more truthful and complete, and there
fore, superior To, and of much greater value,
than any previously issued.
By aid of the MERCANTILE REVERENCE
REGISTER, business men will he enabled to
ascertain, at glance, the capital and grada-
ton OF credit, as compared with financial
worth. of nearly every merchant, manufacture
er, trader and banker. within the above
named territorial limits.
On or about the first of each month"; sub
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icle, containing. among other things, a record
of such important changes in the name and
condition Of firms, throughout the country,
as NAV occur subsequent to the publication of
each half yearly volume of the MERCANTILE
REFERENCE REGISTER:
Price of the Merchants Union Mercantile
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which it will be forwarded TO any address in
the United States. transportation paid
Holders of i've so shares of the Capital
Stock, in addition to participating IN the
profits. will receive one copy ofthe Mercan-
tile Reference Register free of charge; holders
Of ten shares vil be entitled 10 TWO copies
ard no more than ten shares of the Capital
Stock will be allotted to any one applicant.
All remittance, orders. or communications
relative 10 the book should be addressed TO
the Merchants Protective Union. in the
American Exchange Bank Building. Nc. I2S
Broadway, Box 1885, New York. le-ni6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02

which il the most striking feature IN the
scenery between La Crosse and Prescott.
As'wc approach it from below. it pre-
seats sharp, bold appearance, and looks
as though j, stood in the middle of the
river. It's western side is covered Wi Ii
timber and thick foliage, whiis the east
ern slope is naked end barren. And
next comes Red Wing, which escaped
our observation as we passed down the
River. This place is making more sub
stantial Improvements, in proportion TO its
size, than any other city from Dubuque
to Prescott. This, too, will soon become
city Of bricks and be justly entitled
to that appellstion. But now we are off
nj Prescott again, when we find friends
lively and jolly as ever, over good pros
poets, fresh apples and social glasses.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02
by THE SEA.

backward snd forward, under the moon,
:, swings the tide, in its old time way:
- ever too late. and never tsc soon;
And evening and morning. make the day.
backward and forward, over the sands,
And over the rocks. To fail and flow:
And ihis wave has touched dead mans
hands,
Aid That one has seen a face we know.
hey have sped the good ship on her way.
Or buried her teep from love and light:
But here, as ley sink at our feet to-day,
Ali who shall distinguish their voices
Alright!
FOR their separate burdens IF hope and fear
Are hlenced now in one solemn tone.
And only this song of the waves hear,
FOR ever and ever His will is DONE"
Back ward and forward. to and fro,
Swings cur life i'm its w-aiy way;
Now at its ebb. and now at its flow;
And evening and morning make the day
Sorrow and comfort. peace and strife,
Pain and rejoicing its moments know;
How from the discerds of such lite
Shall the clear music flCw2
ct 10 the ear of God it swells.
md 10 the blessed round the throne,
Sweeter than chime of vesper bells.
"For ever and ever His will is done"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02


An old lady on steamboat observed
two men pumping up water to wash the
deck, and the captain being near, she
acc"sted him as follows:
well, captain, got we'll aboard,
ell?
Yes, ma'am. always carry one" said
the polite captain.
"Well thnt's clever. | always dislik
ed this nasty river water, especially in
dog days"
Isn't it very affecting to behold at q
wedding the sorrow stricken a!r of a pa
rent as he gives the bride away" when
yon know that for the last ten years he
has been trying to get her off his hands.
A theological student, being urged by
>on young ladies to join in quadrile,
declined, aud. turning TO lady near bv,
asked with rather m imposing air, Do
you. think, Mrs. l., that man ought
10 dance who experts to fill the pulpit? 2
The lady replied. Il don't see why he
shout not, provided he have grace for
beth
"Who's there r said Robson, one
cold winter night. disturbed in his repose
hy some one knocking at the street door.
"A FRIEND was the answer. What do
YOU want" Want to stay all night.
Queer taste, amt itf But stay there
10y all MEANS WAS the benevolent reply.
A negro, after gazing Mt the Chinese,
exclaimed, if de white folks ia as dark
as dat ont dere, | wonder what's de col
or OBJ de niggers?
A woman of metal-a belle.
Billet doux-Legal tender notes.
A fast walking stick-H hurri cane.
Elementary pages-sheets of water.
A aide woman at tbs Creation.
Motto for miners-mine your own bus
ineos.
Beauty troubled with vapors-s fog
bell.
Mon of mark-vendors of indelible
ink
Do mince pies produce mincing man
ners?
Good man to go on the police-Mr.
Ketchum.
Remarks ike pens, are best when vel
pointed.
Did Adam break any bones when he
had bis fa'll
Motto for the reprieyed-"No moose
is good news
Stocks that are always up-those
round the neck.
People who are sweet on their patrons
-confectioners.
The cheapest known vcgetable-the
tailor's cabbage.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02

HoPs.-Thc rage is over, the climax
is passed and the fever is rapid y abat
ing. The amount already planted in the
country, with an ordinary crop, would
overstock the market. The crop in Sank
county has suffered extensively by tho
Ice. In Monroe county they have suff-
cred less, bat in al places they are more
or less damaged. Yet there is . supply
more than equal to the demand. Hence
prices rule low, even for first quality.
while second and poorer bear merely
nominal prices. The time for making
fortunes in the chop business" has pass
cd, SO beware of hop agents as well as
CAV "viddeis."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02
Prices Reduced.

For the next thirty days we will sell goods
at reduced poices. We wish 10 clead out the
old stock before moving into tne new store,
and we offer to sell any or all of it AS low as
the same articles can be had OF any other
firm in the two counties Give us call.
BURHYTE BROS.
River Falls, Aug 26. 1868.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02

ES Remember the Agricultural Fair
a. Prescott next Friday aud Saturday
pr particulars, see Posters in every
par: Of tho Village.