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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-23
IaEvER AMID Aagsl. El.oM WHOM MANkINl

ysr.HER AND AGUEG. FROM WHICH MANKIND
,s esss s H. ssem ss bs de posooas miaa
vegetable decay. This esaen evolved BY the action Of
a and rises with THE wa1ers sapo from Il
Willie fe sim ii below the horizon ypar ugaIs
earts surface and the sirs taken with i through The us
INTO lie blood There irritating poison the inter
nal yiSes ard exereug organs the Aady The liver
torpid na fails 70 not only this girus but also the
the blood. Both the sirits and the bile heefnIlate IN
Tie circulation produce violent constitutional Disorder The
speei the kdneys AID The stomach stnpatze with the liver
Aid become aoFderr Finally, the instinct Of
ism NJ III MI attempt exre the noxons nfsen
the whole blood o. the badly n the internal e2eeloe 10
es tn Inc central organs with cnngesiye violence This
the CHILL. But IN this effort i falls Then the FEVER fol
the surface II In another effort eSpe the rRtng poison
through tho other eNcseiorythe skin In this also 1t
falls and The he attempt exhausted and waits
Tor die strength repeat the hopeless eft anoher
day. These the and OF I'm AND iI
constitutional disorder will Of course undermine the health
We have abored to find and hive found antiaots.
Ayers Ague Cure,
which netrass this nlro poison in the blood and stnu
a.es The liver expe from The body As il should SO does
cure affecting dt0sdef with perfect certainty. And II does
pss whit q H.Fs ssse 70 adse e
Absorbed and Tins keeps those who i free from lis r.
sesp hs + M n sf hone e5es E s H.
great variety Of affections WHICH induced by This malignant
g Fs nsh II saah 81 Bilious
Fesefs Neuralgia rheumatism, Gout, Rindness Tonsache
T., a a ss md f Paa steoes
Of Stomach and Bowels ell Of which, when arising from
this win Be- t. Ss ., ~ sas
Hents and cures the disease.
the virus from syea iee organs by degrees become
habed do this their office Of their accord Hence aes
end but oen long enough it sacrificed in the
tempt Willis this AEne Cure does II at and with saey.
remedy for the whole Of diseases which caused by the
masae INFECTION than any other which has been d,eoyered
II, thai il ID cheap ~ well IS good
Prepared by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-23
CATTLE MAR EFT.

JEFFERSON cry. Feb. a. ls6o
Arrived since Friday last $50 head 81 Western
Bseyes and 100 Texas Cattle, $50 Hogs 1850 Sheep,
and l56 Calves and Yearlings. The demand was
fair during that time and prices Of good stock con-
tinued firm and In fagorof holders. The supply
left in the market last evening comprised 200 Wes
tern Beeyes, go Hogs, and 45o Sheep, but the
market Is bare Of Texas Cattle. and but few Mich
Cows and Veal Cattle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-23
ar-np, SOUTHERN CARRIAGE n aE
st16ssl9B REPOSITORY. LesAY

s1ssG4eB REPOSITORY. -Ny&XB
VEms Il. Mcdonald,
1I2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The subscriber having made additions TO his already
srge establishment aud acquired additional facilities for the
transaction his rapidly increasing business prepared fur
nsh every description Of .#g.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
the shortest notice ard m the nost favorable terms and Of
fern particular inducements to SOUTHERN PURCHASERS
equal if not superior those Of any other mandatory Of the
IVA liz WA. j.. MCDONALD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-23
e. WALTON,
d. CITY AuGTIoNBER,
And
Auelionee Appraiser. and General Agent for tho pufcha
and sale of Real Estate. siiYes Lands, etc.
nEFscn on ran NoVnLrY IRoN WORKS

" New York. May 3, 1883.
Mr.. f. ". q. COOK is duly autharizad Agent in New
sT,eus orders Kim account will feeeetge
our rnedee and careful attention We solicit the patronage
e chr friends in Louisiana
HbRATT0 ALLEN, President.
C. COOK. office No V NHtehes street, New Geeas.
my1 u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-23

FEW 0HLEAs1s GltAs9lkIGATLslA1.
J:
sv4rxarsr d. corToH.
ssoek hsus ssptsmbez. Iasv ASs
k ksesssa s.sss
Exporsed yesterday 5zS1 1zAsH
ssoeE d hand III eIsarsd. SssIss
TOBACCO. Il. We aid not hear of saIe of any
Importance.
srATRMEHr or TOBACCO.
hand September 1854. hbas 7sIss
Reserved yesterday zaa
s1,as
EE1 1sssssa , sssislaa, 1a.
stoek % band not eiesrsd. I4n1
sUGAa.. With q confined fair demand We no.
ticed sales of about 1900 hhds. III rather frmer
prices. Fair TO Fully Fair 6a@7Ic, y b.
MoLAssEs About 1900 bbls. were disposed IL
at s7a@ ssc. for Fermentng and Prime loss, snd
$50 hf. bbls At ss@4aAc. q gallon fsr Tntarior 70
Prime.
FIouR. The transactions were confined 10 !
few hundred bbls. 81 which 700 snper6ne at rs 10,
100 at IS rs, and 200 Extra iii two lots ii I'D an
% Dbl.
10000 sacks, comprising 500 Mixed dit Zoe, $50
White Mixed and Yellow Id several lots at III, $50
Prime White in poor order al Is, and 500 Choice
do. at soc. y bnshei LII Oats We noticed sales OF
about 5000 sacks, including 1900 White Northern
at 55c, 100 st. Louis IN several lots atat 5sc and
200 IN two lots 81 COO. y hushel n Bran We heard
Of no transactions
HAY.. The sales comprised 100 bales Western
at s2s 90, large lot at $40 80, and 100 bales at
$50 90 % TIM.
Provisions ~. There was some demand for
Pork, with sales Of 800 bbls. New Ness in tive Or
three lots at s1s So and 200 NJ. q. At $lS 90 q bbI
In Bacon the transactions included I03 casks Rib
bed Sides in three lots vt 10lc. AZ Shoulders s
ST. and 50 Clear Sides To arrive at lac. " ib Lard
was dull, with sales of only 55 ierces Prime At
| l03e., and 200 kegs 1T lie. D -.
BALE RoPE Small lots selling ct slt1sac. for
Handspun, and sgtDac. y II. for Machine Made.
1 CorrEE. Sales confined to 800 bags at 12c.
| pIb.
WHIsKY... Market dnn and we hear Of no tran
i sactions Of any consequence.
i FREIaHTs u. Very firm. Gotten shipping to
Liverpool to fill up at la-s2d., and shin taken for
that port at ia. The rate for Havre Is still slice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-23

ssssz=seaaasm DENTAL NOTICE. DIR. y. u.
Ag@.l MAtiEE has taken f0utns in the Story Build
ing, corner 81 Camp and Common streets, No.
second floor where he Is prepared TO perform
nil o,rHfi,1s pcraing teeth In the skilf and
compshed style He send particularly mention ts' he has 70
new or extraordinary disc. sees oer beast OF in the Art
of dentistry more than has been III successful practice for the
ast len Oh twenty years and feels perfectly satisfied after strict
and thorough deliberations that there Is nothing IN
isc superior eai to GOLD or PIATiNA plate for
mounting Artificial Teeth either in regard health, ne beauty
Or uFny and all who have failed succeed In the Of
these metals will would certainly fail In the Of any other
eu nsice honrs from A. NJ until d M d2e 6m
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7
S---REMOVAES.
pEnIOvAL. ............... REMOVAL.
nRS CLARK 4 FRIEnRTGHS, nentists
Have removed from l2t1 to l4U CANAL. STREET door
from Crescent titv Bank. e iaaJ 1t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-23

NOTICE y THE PUBLIC IL HEREBY NOTIFIED
that certificate for Two Hundred and Twety Eaes 81
One Hundred DOLLARS EACH the Capital Stock 81 the auis
State bank issued the 3D. OF Jnna 1851 m faso Of Fran
coils Bnsca deceased and represented by his widow JOKE
phins Jonnn and BIS minor children MaFe FRANCOIS Bnea
and Henri Buscal who have been In possession q hE Estate
BY Judgment Of the Second District Court Of New Orleans
dated the 9Th Of March, 1851 has been los q nislad and that
application for the issuance Of certificate IN the place
Of the above described hiss been duly made 70 the Louisiana
State Bank.
ja2 2tawlN j. b. ST. AMAHH. Aren't
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-23

Extra or special trips from Lake at night by Horse Gar
when required, hy notifying the Conductor: ..s.
The Steam Train will stop q Gsnly station Whsn no1ineai
Fare ech way is cents conductors must have timely
omnbues leave Canal for the Depot ave min
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-23

rg,O SUGAR PLANTERS FOR SALE. VERY
slntfior lfyinef Vacuum Pan, second HAND built by
Mesrs Mefriek i Son. Philadelphia, in complete working
der aud quite eleau with NIL attachments, including one large
" : "'li ~ r. W. c. COOK,
faual New Orleans.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

A SUPPOSED HoR<E THIEF ARREsTED.-A man
calling himself Chonney Esrrln, was arrested
~. nn the 10Th inst on suspicion OF having
stolen a horse a buggy. he came INTO this cry
.b ,ut noon and offered tie horse ami buggy fnr
sale. but the answers gwen by him as TO how lie
came by the property. led the officers to suspect
AID arres, him. The horse Is dark Iron roam
LIZ with three white feet and n spot on one
knee aud stripe in the face. Tie running ger
Of the buggy is light color and ha. side springs
and a leather top. Any information concern, :,
ing the property may be sent to the sheriff "f
Rock County a; JanesvIlle, v iscontia -JdH7a-
riue G1z
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

CRors N GREEN LAKE CoUNTr.-The Berlin
CITY Couront of the 18th says:
Since the rains OF the last two weeks the
spring sowed wheat has pushed rapidly forward
,rnd notvithstaudIig the fears of the farmers.
that the unprecedented drouth during the fore
part of the spring would prove disastrous to al
early sowed grains, it is generally conceded now
fbat there never a. faIrer prospect Tor ooun
tifuI harves; al ahIs season OF the year. ne
c op was put in eariy-a great desider"'ufh Ia
and an unusual breadth of land sowed- Plant =
ing is nearly through with aud large extent
Of land " iii be put into hoed crops. although
last wears experience was bitter lesson To many
of our farrner.-the early and late fr"ats nearly
drs; rnying the corn and potatoe crops no"
ever last year was the exception, not the r"1r'
and our a.ricultu,allsis can rel on seed tlus
aud harvest.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

Wholesale L.ecExY.-A young man named
T. n Hudson was arres ed on Friday night. for
larceny From the testimony Of John allace.
of Janesville Wis, il appeared that he came IN
70 attend the Convention, and stopped al a Place
called S;aaton's on North Water =tre"t- Hud-
son was placed IN the same room. On fFday
n,phr he was awakened by Hudson leaving his
-nsnn with his coat. vest, watch and chap, ths
sest containing pair OF sleeve buttons a re-
turn IIcket 70 JanesvilIe. and quantity Of no
new. Friedrich Teewiiliger. who also slept IN
the saue roon lost a coat, vest and hat ~0rth
tweuty-nine dollars. and ten dollars IA money.
The :. was continued-Chicago Tr'b,o.e.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

IxvoRy,rras " Ax1ED.-Mr. Henry Cooper. Of
plymnlh. Rock county, leii home on the nlora-
ing of lhe lcth inst. with load OF hay f'I thls
city where he sold IL, since which. no tIding-
80 be.n received of him. ard his friends
unable to learn anything If his wharsanon.s-
de i twenty-oae year, Old, rather good looking
hight complexion. brown hair rather long. little
or 70 beard he had n black team, the OF borss
considerably the largest, aud lumber wagon
much wora hoover wIll give informant q "f
his whereabouts 10 his brother. Edward Cooper,
a. Hanover Rock Cnuait, Wisconsin, viii be
literally rewarded -faresyi4ls GIzsf1.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

.wrhe Pos. Office a. Genessee, Waukezts
County. a,ss been reluo.ed - sh- depot. Aa'l :.
G Tylne-.e..l4 q p<-.s-e1 Postmaster.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
DRS. WELD & TU R N E r,
RrsIDFNr ENTI-TS,
CARL SCHULTZ,

f,,ve. lessons in DRAWING. MATHEMAT-
les a1d PHYSICS. and recommends himself
!. LAND and MINING SURN EYOR-
Mineral Point. Jan o. 1860
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
no EAHNIEHS.

,nrrs.FINE SHOES. Congress Boots.nd Children.
j eae oho ANTON BERG
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
MIR. WAsHeURN's SPEECH
THE SLAVERY QUESTION.

Speech Of Hon q q. Washb,nrn Of V1scons;,,
Delivered IN the u S. House Of Representatives.
AprG 90, 1860
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
Nails Nails /!

ft.NPHENE AND. BURNING FLUID. jnst & &reeeiv
1 ssrr.srsst " wREELERS-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

Il YoC v.nt sny lind of Farming 4ooIs, ne - -
All j. she Hardware store before purch sslns,
tglre The price AhS'AEA1 -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
j. ALLEN & co.
Mineral Point. Eel. 81. 1850 ely

DTRF. I.tQtoRS for tne1icina1 purposes Cocna, Bra
tv. Port Wine. Madeira Wine. Ola JaHraca Rusf
IToll7u GIN. Bourbon Whiskey. Ionton Port.I Sco1c
Ale ~ehis.su SchnaFFs a. i3Su FINIAA's
nERFTMFR1 Fancy ana Toiler a-tisIes Harri-eo,
P-rfuuiery v"ns Katbariou. Delights Srani.l In
raj. Neeu Fun. Rav Rum. Eau lie Cologne Hair oil
.natI. Powders Old Brov1 Wiud-of Soar. Whit. Do
.r-v Sharing Cream. o Soar ~ hI rfret
others - f. NINIAN'S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29

80 KEGS. assorted sizes, for sale un
JESKIN. HSFgFSrR / cos
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
NAILS. NAILS

TTyar uHnt Il buy nails don't forget 70 csll 81 n
TKAMEL ( LATHRoP-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
be II. =. SCOTT
!. u. nOFFET1'. VI. u,

tgsFBAE. Is sIertn ury .9ae3S. Groceries. Provisio
1 l. lea.e uc Isll#,.v stone Wis Nav. Il, l,5r-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
..l,,,tt.k l.. Fa0~F,

tr8ENE sI.aW. aal solicitor iu Hhsnevry >
\ -s. la4at Once raom,>' new AleeS =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
JOHN HDLLfNG>IiEtD,

D@-4gr 20 q NEEIANCEK < FEN
tsEST. ..Haser ,Ess county Wisconsin.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-05-29
SAMUEL W. RE s5E,

rr4RSEY AT LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC
4 nei .rvtlIr I,xs county, Wis. PArticuiaT Atten-
Ia 8s5s W Collecting
g,i..ts II3a. &. Z. Wl-abarn and CobD & Nrssmore
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-02-23
Legal Notice.

John n. Hutson, Administrator Vinton County
Of the estate Of Joseph Gill. Probate Court.
deceased, IS. Petition TO sell
Margaret Gill and others. Lands.
ITO Richard Morgan, whose place ofresidenes
Il is unknown: You are hereby informed that
on the 9th day Of January, A. D. 1880, said Ad-
minisuator fled his petition In the Probate Court
Of Vinton County, Ohio; the object and prayer Of
which petition is TO obtain an order, &C., for the
assignment of dover Of Margaret Gill, widow Of
Joseph Gill, deceased. and for sale Of the follow
ing real estate: 0ut-lot number eighteen, No.
49, and the north halfo out-lot tnnmber eleven,
Il No. II } in the town Of Macarthur, Vintop Coun
Iy Ohio. Also the equitable interest ofsaidde
ceased Joseph Gill, In aud % the following de-
scribed real estate, to- wit; One equal undivided
half of three fourths Of an acre of land. begin
ming on the east side Of the north eastquarter Of
the northwest quarter Of section number TWEEN
ty-two, No. 22, Township number eleven, No.
liz Of Range number seventeen, No. II, at q
stable six chains from the north line of said Sec
tion; thence west three chains to stake; thence
south two chains and fifty links; thence east three
chains to the place of beginning tanning three
fourths Of an acre as aforesaid and intended as
an entrance and outlet TO q coal bank on said 40
acre lot, and Of ole equal undivided halfof the
stone coal contained within or upon the following
described 40 acre tract Of land, to-wit: Said
north cast Quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
Section number twenty-five, No. %, } Township
and Range aforesaid; the privilege of entering
and mining said coal in aud upon said 40 acre
tract being confined and limited (for said en-
trance aud outlet thereto) to said Il OF an acre
tract land; and that unless yon appear and an
swcr petition by the 25th day of February, A. D.
1860 said prayer in said petition will be granted
and an order Of sale issued for the sale Of shid
premises.
JOHN n. HUTSON. Administrator.
BY YAPLE & MAcKEY, his Att'yb.
Jannary 10, lSGO-23'4w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-02-23
Commercial gntelligents,
Cincinnati Market,

MONDAY EVENlNG, February 20.
PRovIsIoNs--The market has not changed es-
poeially since Saturday; there is good demand
Tor bulk meats at very full prizes and but small
portion off speculative; the sales were 10000
lbs shoulders and 200 do at 5Sc, 100000 lbs do
at $4c $4,000 lbs sides at S91c, leo 900 do hea-
w to be delivered in March at ~. Bacon was
offered pretty freely ut 75Sc@g15 but buyers con-
tended for lower rates, aud ut shade below these
quotations moderate business could have been
done. Nothing done in mess pork or lard but
holders continue firm at full rates, mess DO rk be-
ing as heretofore. held at II 599l5 for re -estab-
liShed country and city brands, and lard ut lOAc
Tor city rendered, for which ,0sSc is offered. We
quote rump pork at IL 5O@l3, and prime at IS
5O@l4 We understand an English house took
500 900 lbs heavp bulk sides ut S94c.
FLouE-The market continues dull; demand
limited and chiefly local: small sales of superfne
at 5O95 65 and Of extra at 1895 90-the lat
ter an extreme rate for family.
nlsEY--A dull market day and prices 1lc
lower with dull market; sales 100 bbls ut 201lc,
including that from wagons
GR9cERIEs-A good demand for coffee and the
market is buoyant; sales 800 bags at l2sI0l3c
for prime Rio, and 1870 for Santas.
SueAR-Unchanget and quiet at 8@S%c.'
MoLAssEs--Dull at 4S@44c, and in some cases
i5e is obtained for prime and on cypress coperage
to the country
GRAIN--Wheat is firm with good demand at
9o@l So for prime white and 25@l 2S for
prime red. Sales $50 bu prime white ut | s3; 800
do at 81 delivered; 800 do red at l23 delivered
Corn The market for corn is steady with fair
demand at 4S@49c in bulk sholled is dull at SO
@53c, sacked, buyers furnishing sacks. Oats
The demand is good and prices Arm at 47CRiSc in
bulk; sales 500 bu in sacks at 49c; 800 do prime
sold in sacks ut soc. Rye--There is fair demand
and pricee steady at SOC. Barley--Mark is
steady With fair demand at G5@6sc for prime
bulk and 5sG6Sc for fair to good.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-02-23
Administrator,s Sale of Lands.

Eli b. Wood, ,lAdministrato of By order Of the
j. B. Lillibridge, deceased, ProbateCourt of
against Vinton Co., D..
Lucy Lillbndge d az.
DY virtue of an order Of sale 70 me directed by
D.tho Probate Court Of Vinton County, Ohio,
will offer Mt public auction on the premises, in
Brown Township, ON Saturday, the 10Th day of
March, A. d. 1860, between the hours of 10 o.,
clock A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ, the following
real estate situate in the County of Vinton and
State Of Ohio, to-wit:-A certain tract of land
being part Of the southwest Quarter Of Section
No. 23, Township No. IL, Range No l6, com
mencing at two mile creek 81 rods south OF the
northwest corner Of said Quarter Section on
Section line; thence south on said line IS rods;
thence east ~ rods, thence northwest 55 rods
so as to strike the said two mile creek 611 rods
east If the place Of beginning; thence west along
said creek g rods to the paceof beginning; con-
tanning 4 l-5acres more or less. Appraised at $50
Also, ,theeast mlfof the south east Quarter of See
tion No. 20, Township No. IL, Range No. l6, con-
tanning 81 acres more or less Appraised at $3.50.
Terms Of sales: e Of the purchase money in hand,
and the balance in two equal annual instalments,
with interest thereon from the day of sale, the
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage On
the premises. ELI B. WOOD, Admir-
of the estate off. B. Lillibridge, deceased.
February 0, lS60-26iw,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-02-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
JOseph MeYeleb. Plaintin

Joseph MeYeigb, Plaintiff, The State o
against Ohio, Viuton
John lIanSn aud Joseph Hanen, County, S.S
partners doing business under the Court fC5m-
hrm, name and style and & ]. mon Pleas.
Hsnen, defendants.
THE said John Hanen and Joseph Hanen oftbe
4 State Of Pennsylvania. will take notice that
the said Joseph MeVeigh, of Vinton County,
pho, did, on the l2th day Of January, A. ID. IS
OO, nle his petition in the Court of Common Pleas
withip and for said Vinton County, against tho
ssld John Hanen and Joseph Hanen, partnersdo-
ing business under tho firm name and style of J.
d J. Hanen, defendants, setting forth that said
defendants, on the 18th day ofAugust, A. discs,
sold to said plaintiff twenty-five head Of sheep
At and for the consideration Of the sum Of two
hundred and forty dollars, 10 DO paid therefor by
said plaintiff to said defendants falsely and fraud
ulently representing that said sheep were healthy
and free from all disease, and that they would
produce from six TO eight pounds of fine wool per
mead annually. That in tr1th and in fact said
sheep we're not healthy aud free from disease but
on the contrary had at the time of such sale
highly contagious and incurable disease com
monty called foot rot,n-nor would said sheen
produce more than from three to four pounds of
wool per head annually; all Of which the said de-
fendant, at the time OF said sale, well knew, bd.
wholly concealed the same from said plaintiff
That said disease, without the fault ofsaid plain
tiff, communicated frori said diseased sheep to
twelve other healthy sheep of said plaintiff, and
to the increase Of all Of said sheep that several
of the said sheep have died from stid diseaso;-
that plaintiff has been at great loss in attending
and endeayoring to cure said sheep ofs6id disease
and that the same are of no value whatever; that
thereby said plaintiff has sustained damage, and
praying for a Judgment against said defendants
for three hundred and fifty dollars as the damag-
es said paintiffln the premises that said plain
tiff has eansoe to be issued out Of said Court en-
order of attachment, by virtue ofwhich num-
ber ofsheep have been attached as the property
ofsaid defendants and that said defendants are
notified that they are required to appear and an
swer sad petition on or before the third Satur-
day after the 9th day ofMarch. A. y. 1866.
BY BlNGHAM& HAMILTON.
e.. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-02-23
CLARKE'S LIVER PILLS,

Tie Best Pqrgatire and Purifier bJorshe People
accepted and Recommended by Eminent
Physieiaas
DR. CLARK, the inventor of these celebrated
~ Pills, is Justly distinguished for his eminent
abilities and scientific research, For so years in
his extensive practice he experimental in bring
ing the great desideratum OF remedial agent ~
act as direct purifier upon the human system,
IN this he has been emnently successful, as the
numerous certificates from celebrated physicians
show. They are extremely mild in their opera
tion, at the sdmo time powerful and effective in
removing disease. They never give pain, as do
most pLrgatives, but hllay it in all cases. In
acute cases they are more speedy in their relief
than any PHI now offered.
The proprietor is pleased to announce that he
has perfected his arrangements for supplying tho
trade to the fullest demand
N. U. WALKER Proprietor,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
To who IN all orders must be addressed. 1S- For
sale by dealers everywhere.
February 2, ls60.--25' 1y.