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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-19
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
a PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHrI..
DREN.

Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says on thsob
or March, 1852:
Wo arc decidedly opposed to drugs and 70 advertised
remedies for the prevention Of having chdren bat
II our duty TO acknowledge benefit ffoIn any and
nj oyery source when It 10 for the relief o. suffering
..uinanlty. A fact has come 10 our knowledge that
ought to be promulgated and widely circulated for the
benefit Of those ladies whose delicate health mGks1
necessary 10 prevent any increase Of family.
About twelve months acr marriage, lady Of COR As
quantance gave birth TO daughter, but her Buherhgs
wore great that her physicians despalred Of her r
cry This made her dread the very thoughts Of again
coming a mother. She tried every thing 10 prevent
repetition other suferngs, but without succeeding Two
erngs were great that the child died. and her lie
was despaired or She told By her family physician
that she had any more children ne feared her lie would
be tho forfeit As all the remedies she had tried berS
had failed, she applied 70 the Botanic PhysieiAn d.
RAPHAEL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-19
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEtd
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hcar what the Baltimore correspondent Of the OLA,
follow Boonsboro' Maryland said Thursday, the sst
Of May, 1890:
Numerous cures Of diseases caused by early ndIsero
tiQ having been performed by the English Botanic Fly
tISn feel II my duty, having knowledge 81 tbsm "a
state the fact believing that in dongso may doA ierTes
10 the suffering One case In parlcularthat OF young
man In this citys worthy Of note lie had beooneths
victim Of habit, tho mere nllusion 70 which causes
.hudo and after years Of suffering and doctorng gave up
all hopes Of recovery. He wished to marry and wes
dearly beloved by as sweet girl ever lisped words
Of affection ut he wSs fearful, nervous, and prostTated
IA dared aot w on account Of the shattered state
0f his yste 4. BE sought relief al the hands OF the Bo
aniC Phys inn and astonishing as may s,sin all 'ho
;,osm and vigor Of youth has returned and he no"
tho happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-19
Width 2-First col.
FACTS ARE sTUDD0RN TnINoa I

Hear what tho PhIAd9phiA Correspondent alyS 10 thI
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware 9th Of April,
1850: T'
"An English gentlsman formerly connected with thI
British Army, and who styles himself the English Bo.
tAnlc Physician hAs Of late gained IN extensive reputa
ton here BY bis skill In curing all mAnner Of eompsins
Some Of his patients have converssd with, and thoy
pronounce hs remedies and mOdo Of treatment Is very
superior Some have been restored "a II by magic The
medicine he used s distilled BY himself from various
herbs possessing rare curative properties.
"Whie acting In the army he devoted hls leisure
moments TO thorough study Of tho effects produced by
certain medicinal roots and herbs all manner Of d
cases. II he has found surs and speedy remedy
for all the lila that flesh is heir to- HIS practice 4
already extensive and s daily increasing In the oom
plants to which females subjected ne has no equal
large number hero have testified that they OwO not
only their present good health, but their les to thu
skin Of this English Botanic Physician" Hs OfiCO a.
No. 50 EAST FIFTH STREET,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-19
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENnRrAL
DISEASES. -

without the Of Mercury, without hIndTaneo from
business and without fear Of discovery exposure. No
deadly pOisons, such arsenic, Vomica, opium.
any other posons NOmercury nor any deadly minerals
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies
nsed by this wonderful Botanic Physician lls Botanic
Remedies yet failed to cure the most obstinate
and tho most dangerous cases. and 10 remove oil mercury
and other impurities from the system when oil other
Remedies had falled.-Medieal JOurRal.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-19
CINCINNATI.

MORE GOOD NnwSl
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE Az.
. THoRITY. .f...
Tho Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphsl, the English
Botanic Physician never failed yet TO mako perfect
radical, and permanent euro Of ALL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-13

Supposed Spy-Yesterday morning Ineo.
dora Woodsll. charged with being suspicious
cbsractsrNa man Of evil fame and reputation,
aiding and abettipg the United States Govern
mont In hostile action against the Common
Wealth of Virginia and citizens thereon, and
againat the Confederate Government, was ar.
rsioned before the Mayor; but owing to the
ahsence of . material witness, Mrs. q. Nc
Cann. his examination was postponed till the
I9,h inst. and he committed to jail Woodail
Wa st one time Q Detective In this city, under
Gen Winder, and whilst in office was charged
with extorting money from Robert = Dabney,
a grocer on Broad street, for which he was af-
forwards indicted, but fled 10 Baltimore before
his trial came on At the time of his arrest
Wocdsll had in his possession pass given
him BY Gen. Winder, with orders to report at
the Provost Marshals office every day
Soon after his case was called, General
Winder came into Court, and learning
of the Mayor that Woodall had been committed
to prison, inquired if he could not be bailed
for his appearance. The Mayor informed the
General that the accused was committed under
the ordnance of the late Convention, which
Forbid Justices of the Peace from bailing par
ties accused with such crimes, but referred
him to one of the Circuit Judges, before whom
the prisoner could be brought under writ of
Aabeas corpus, and who could grant bail if he
thought proper: Whether the General will
sue out the writ or permit the accuSed to re-.
main iu prison till the time appointed for his
examination remains to be seen.
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,.eAcs,v 81 ~ osvslsnsss .waAh y -
js:s 49, r. nov. % ~ absss. hewsvs.. .as
...ssn a m tolAeanco On he pan % We nv.
i6ee1 which \ 10 eos1oWa - - 1sl II
ioWsi Great Drisaia has deeenee 3 nos ~
inasrsst y refas eek 9 ~ ~ ~ ~ r.
s ~. raalon. Il en- 9sAfoely y *.
1870 ~ - aAoalA, b. en- oSsn ee1dnee.
tnniv asceot 70 he iai1lee Or Igepeteey o.
shSs yrs9nsai. now tAas - British 1inistef -
creliaed 10 The 0ovornuene Of our eoeoaee
aa1unea The power 10 iAuo tn1exeosso1
~ exsrciss authority over the Consa~
Of Grsat Britain reading within tnss ceu y,
Try; may. even Of appointing ea.S.Is.
~ 81. This course Of conduct .plainly
49, ~. s.I.sanrs Of this Uovsf9cn ~,
~ imnliea the continuance o! Ine EeI,sa01
HS-.er thss Minister and tho Cons@s 81
n, II aias1v resident within the ConieoeseOy
vhieh sxisisd prior 70 the wishdnwA g 49,
6,Ates IRON the Union. Il y Iclsns1
- ss,sns az his credentials ~ Her 1ajesay's
M;n,stsr Al Washington, 10 exercise the pow.
:. and ..thority OF . Minister accredited 20
p;shr.nnS sn6 officially received - sucA BY
80 PrssIdsnt. Under these circumstances, and
hsc.ose OF similar action by other Ministers,
the President has felt Il his duty 70 order that
no direct communication b permitted between
the Consuls Of neutral nations ~ ne Conted-
residing within the enemy'e country All
communication, therefore, between Her
Naiessy's Consuls, or Consular agents IN
the Coufederacy and foreign countries,
whether neutral or hoetile, will hereafter
be restricted to vessels arrivan9 from or dis'
patched for neutral ports. The President
has the less rsluctancs In imposing this ressfic'
r L. EnM& fny NnR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-13

INV BOOK ,-nCsssra West + Johnston have IN
proao "lleeasia; Of, Affairs Of 1AosiAse," nav
novel. b Tho sushof Of "Deulah" u n dsdieatsd
70 ne soldiers ce The docIsdsrstS army. We have
49, sempareo with ths ohIroafsphy, Il must be
vssy aas Indeed. Ths book viii - ous 10 . few
woeAA
E8Rs llIsHRABEEs.-"I want copy Of that
fsiniin'. I" 80 g Oh LADY h West Johnsten's
bookstcse, ths other day. The clerk wa dumb.
Soun1sd one OF The propfistors was ssnt To-,
ssda ~ old lady repeat her request turned pats,
roiisd IN sves wldly, scratched hin bsad. and Of
m exelained, 'Vh. a. yes, know what II b
nov. You mean L. kts~ah:s. (Iasttas) by
Vcse Hugo"
aNo, don't" replied the old lady. II know
ma want Lees Nlssfablss fAl0tln'."
~ nothing els would satisfy her, she was o.
lowed 70 depart without the book shs 70 eagerly
sought
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-13

Yssterday morning man who
gave his name as John Shaughnasey, and who
had British protection papers In his. pocket,
appeared before the Mayor to answer the
charge Of garroting Philip L. Gregory, and
robbing him Of ~ in notes and oliver watch.
When captured, the accused had on his coat
collar the number Of stripes usually worn by
Lieutenant in the Confederate service; but
after officers Perrin and Morris locked him up
he tore of the stripes, and then denied that he
had ever worn them. The prisoner declared
his entire innocence Of the crime; but the fact
that he had moro than ono name was very
much against him. Owing TO theindisposition
Of Gregory the investigation was adjourned
till Monday, the prisoner, in the meantime,
giving his name to the Hustings Court a. VIII
liam Gstz, and protesting to DO deeerter from
company q, Tn Louisiana regiment:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-13

Not Settled-N. Burke and j. Harmon,
two Of Gen. Winder's detectives, were before
the Mayor yesterday TO answer the charge OF
ASSEMBLING and beating Michael Walls. The
detectives, on learning that three barrels Of
whiskey had been carried TO the house OF
Walls, went there, by order Of their superior
officer, TO seize it. Walls denied having any
liquor contrary 70 law, and declaring his de.
termination to hold his own property. AN alter
;. cation sprang up, which induced Harmon to
ssixe him by tho collar and take him to the
Provost Marshal. AS soon 40 tho evidence was
concluded the Mayor raised the question az 70
the legality of Martial Law" and the G. s,
Attorney not being prepared to argue it's right,
the investigation was adjourned till Tuesday
nAXf
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lIcHAoND, June l3th, 1868.
$500 35.-Recelvsa Of Hr E D Ogden, Act.
ing Nansgee Of the Kew Richmond Theatre, zine
hundred and twenty miro do lars and thirty -ave
cents, Tie proceeds Of IN evenings entertainment
toe tas bent q! Of the Nsw Orleans Exiles.
HAx,L HARRISON,
fsl Treasurer r.
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HsMnIsaIoNI az SALx OF A LARGE
~ BRICK DW1LLIN0 In 6YDH1Y. together
with about xHR1k ACR1D or LAID attssAed
thereto, bounded BY streets On fous aldea-A1
oommissionsr Of the Clfcuis Ocues q Ase.iso, y
TIE eass Of Meredith against NsesdlA, "a. sAsu
proceed 70 sall, q public Aneten. On Ne pes1e9
On MOaDAY, NJ IA a Jaas. 1883, d u s'elese
y, az falT; u nAs, the ne1t fale lay osteanSJ
tas beaasilai eouAn1 OF LAID lcassa e aesvs
also 81 The old Goal PIT roA4 together VIII -
large and admkably.wsll bsilt 11lOk ow9r
IS6 thsssee. bslag the seme = vhisa ~ ~
pe Reuben uegodlth dlsd 1DlGed, md nav = ~ -
vii s. % dlyi1ed q 70 ssil Win ~ Dws!.s =
10 g. and The reDainius Less. Hoe " ~ e. VII
The sofseoisS b lastly sssasdsd % ~ .sss
valuable aububen property now - tae na6ke" :.
nonths, iee bonds o. noass Ssaeiss hlsssss -.
psgiy sssusA; o. al saah, q ~ optic. o. -
pofshasae. Ihe taxse md hNRaAee 10 ~ -
10 b paA b. the leeAases:
bu y0nu 4 nAnA0lIHs Osoo1
TSkUuYu1 SALn OF v1S1 vAIpAM!
D1IQk.YAxD H1oY183Y ena sen9 1n ~
rsquest d n Js q Watas. ahall ~ q -
apstioa o. ~ pesnissA q Friday. u "
Juna, 1888. e q O'clock ? n. The following VI
valuable RuAL 1A9AT1 visa
1AAs Huly valuable Dries. Yaed ~
Ssiidiass aaI ssSiss ssSiaisas cer = ezss..lss
manufsatnfs ~ bsisAa. The elay q w ~
rieR quality, ~ extsnds 70 NJ dsDts - ~ -
feet 3heee aro h Ne Kin slanpe eeose ~ n.
Dslska. y - selA ansf ~ yacd dlsses:s o. -
- - = Aas Whssi"s'sAs -
~. shont thses asees II LanA h ~ lns
uoant ~ q Tox Dcanoh, ven adADeee = ~
yae1, q u Aas stessn q was3 $3.50 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-13

~ DE- WINTHROP q HofsoN, OF Ksniue-
~ ky, late Chaplain 70 Gen EoFaan's command
viii pseaeh IN aycamoro Church On Tomorrow
(SUHDAY,) ut IL 4 Il and p II. js13-lt*
~. DR kLFxxD HUGHES, p.acisirs the
~ Hon @1patbic treatment Of Diseases hxs 70.
moved hls Office TO the corner Of 9Th and Grace
streets, few doors above st Faul's, and directly
opposite The Catholic Church.
Once hours morning, from to 10; noon, from
3 to (; evening, from TO 9. IL - -1m&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-13

A5xsiax an OEcer.-Joseph Woot was BE-
fore tho Hayor yesterday TO answer for Insult
inc and abusipg Waterman Troner Tor dis-
chsroino his duty. After hearing the evidence,
Wool was held TO bail for his good behavior
for the next twelve months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-13

- LATH IORTHHRA PAPxRS.-A new arrival
Of Northern papsrs this (aturdey) mcrnics, Of the
very latsss datsA containing al the news Of opera.
lions sbout Vickabuvg, q the Confederate Reading
Room; two late London Papers; Yankee Piot0Fialk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-13
MAHnIED.

MA EGE1 HS1J9
In Danvills, Va, on Wednssday, 10Th June. By
4, 70 Miss NANNiE L, daughter Of tbs late VIM
= Abbst 0sorg stoWn, D O.
e Huntsville (AlO Confederate please copy.
On Ttursday, the 9th lost In Sidney. by the
Rev Ar Orandsll, 1la SARAH BLANKIaHHIP
count.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NJ r " r . BIZ T1sHs.
JUST RYADY ,,..o..
lk5 Main stss

Il.
Author Of 'Ths Woman In Whits, "Qussn OF
Uaaxts." stc, osc
1hIs work Il from The pen Of one Of the most
gifted writer's Of The DAY; ana no Ha@s saa.
sa .sie |; ths mass popular Novel OF 1855
msrnj6eene a blot, dIetlon, and nafratlon. =.
Yrlce. @. Upon The rsesipt Of the psies ws WI
forward u to my paxs o. the Voaieo~sSy'
II.
LES Nu1R ABEES.
(rAN1iNO
Now Ready.
BIZ vIeIOR 8Ua0.
I0sh 3housand.
This h the asst Of tie nvs parts Of kss Klsera.
coszfrs, the second part, win b ready In few
competent critics. Ia both hsmlsphsres, hsvs
ful work Of fiction Of the ninstssnth century. .
Price, - Upon the rssaips Of tho piice Ne will
forward It 10 any part Ct the Ooulsdsrsey.
IN PRESS,
And win Be r''dy July l''' 1885,
THl R0MAN0R OF POOR YOUNG NAN.
By OCrAva fIUiLLET.
from the F1sook Ct : Novel which IN beauty q
simplicity, viss with the "Vicar Of Waxsasld.''
II.
AURORA FLOYD.
By to Author Of LADY Aualsys Secret. ste.
III.
MISTRESS And MAID.
Ell MIST AuLOCH.
Auihcr Of John Halifax, Gentleman, etc.
TAN soH 81; ARE.
4 DRAMATIC POEM.
WEST + JOHNSTON
Publikte =. Bcokssllefa. and 6tationsrs,
10 l3-h las Main street.
KIHW BO0K.-IHFANrRY SWORD BXzR.
IN OI3H icing the euress and quicA eat mode Of
forming Ewcrtmen, compiled and arranged BY O
F Pardigoa, and illustrated with nineteen Il yure2,
taken from lfe by Conrad " Chapman, Aicnmcnd,
Va, 1868. w xANDQLPH Tr.cs, eLs0
This b the f'ss and only trestlae Published In
the Oonfsdsxacy on Eword 1xsrelSe for infantry.
Is supplies want that has been seliously felt
since the d 1T sword was drawn fer the defence Of
the South; and its appearance will be received
with dNligat BY every eficer In tao ssrvice who
desires that his sword shall not be msre insignia,
but formidable weapon sgainst the has onet issek
j. l3-1ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-13

!. Er.-The alarm Of are last'night about
lOl O'clock was caused BY . blight coniaErer
tion Ia the kitchsn Of the 6eabrook Hoeg1taI,
on l7th street,. The hrsmen were promptly on
the epog. and arrested the progress o. ne
fiAmes before muDh damage was d0nes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-13

ARCH 0AL1 OF 0ROU1lIa DluCa.
IL &C. At Au0T1oN.-Ou WIDlI9DxH'
lae i7A inss esnmsaelas Of 10 o'clock, 70 m
ssL' at our warehouse, large varioey sf SAeise
GRO011Iy0s Drugs, 10. sonslstnG h parS a.
80 bills and hhds n 6newS
- ehssts 1ns Green Tees
20 boxes TalloW Candles
- kegs d uaeb Dcds
1000 ibS Indigo
10 eases Cotton Cards. Nog aaA 10
50 boxes Soaps, asso1tsd
10 eagD prime Uuoa ouGes
- tiseoes Rice
10 bSls Alcohol
10 kegs Butter had Lard
bbls Grape brandy
Do Peach DO
eases doe French Brandy
100 sacks 1alt
5000 boxes 1ason1 DlaekluR
bpls Yellow Qehrs
kess dry Chrome Green
eulphate and AeetAto 2ospAine
Canine, Ohlorulcem
s eeses WoeossterGhlrs Saues, pia.s aud
half pln1s
With othsr ds1lrahls articles sxpsetsd n time
jsl3 X1ux. rAIyU = 90, Ausls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-13

Husti1gs CoHyt-Charles c. Psdrick, r..
lonlously stabbing and killing John Mastering,
on the 18th Of February, examined aud sent
on.
Landon w. Shell, charged with the murder
Of Patrick Curtis, on the 5th Of Nay, was OK.
anined and sent on.
Owen Riley, residing WIN. N. Kelley, Q DO
lice o1aoor, IN the discharge Of his duty. Was
found guilty and fined IS and costs.
Robert Baroh, breaking and entering the
shop Of Joseph r. Dsbnsy, and stealing 1lOO
worth Of boots and shosS, was ssnt On for
Wn. r. zlmmssnaa was fined eco and costs
4or selling liquor, 70 b drunk whore sold,
without license.
John ". 1utshsri free negro, charged with
Stealing two hams faan Thomas w. BROKEN.
brough, vas called, and . aok2e prosegsi On.
tered. The prisoner was then femanded to
the Mayor to b punished for petty larceny.
Lewis, slave, stealing COW &om WelfinQ.
ton @oddta, was ofdespd % lashes
Albest, tiaye, SEALING 800 worth Of crock.
cry vsse from Hall Nlilson's estAAs, was o..
JOHN, slavs, stealing . hog from Sarah m.
III Woe ordered 80 laShoa
10y, aAye, Tor receavine eold coin Of
80 1isd and eequiiaGd
~ Ueas speat . lAs1e peoportion Of Tia
e.en e!enGing tASoea ~ or6insrv
neeeb % Asks ssale.
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.RceRH0TUS.--Ws propose to :
Weekly Paper, to b entitled
"1HR RHoORD."

WUo81y 10p0ES ~ - 00IA.1cO
"1H1 R7oORD,"
which VIII be de.o'ed, ~ i.s name implies, 70 q
brief and abssraet chronicle Of the tines
Its contents will be vayiad-- Literature; the War,
In the many aspects In whsche tSls presents itself
the lending features Of tae Confederate Cause; tbs
Aess OF Or grsss, Is ths-e isct tho mediate In
tssests Of tbs army snd the psopie; tie Proceed.
irss Of tbs Courts, 30 Ae-sEoh Will b. the rrirci.
pal conteats Of '-TEK RECORD It's plan how.
evsf. excludes all domestic controversy psrsous
or sventA
Its Literary Natsr:al viii DO eclectic not crlR.
ioal- though sometimes Il Iasy offer a origlasl
Papsr, Essay, or Poem md Will be gathered chief.
II irc recent foreign or appots Historical aorIcss
before the Southern public sn The mott striking
articles bsafiog upon the great struggle in Vhi6k
No are engaged that sppsas In iournals. reviews,
and nsglzlnes Of 1nrops. shut cat from tia 6on.
fe6sfacy By the blockade. At'ths sams tins they
will not only ssek 10 present. current vs Of HicT.
aiurs ath5nae and xbroad, bnt be qaick to collect
and preesrvs such gems Of composition not unife.
quenily adofn tie editorial columns Of Cur own
general conduct Of the papss by t4pchss Ct humos
or pa,hos, Of wnieh tAs lfe q tho camp and the
mishty drama Of the times are b. no means dsv ia
"TRk HEcoRD. ~ is hoped, VIII, In is literary
camp end the homestead, and furnish the ints,li-
gsQk solefsr with the means Of begr ilHg hours Of
lsteasns1 10 periods Of military inaei n. white
msuA Of which bat little has been afforded nee
ths scntsnporary Ntsfature Of England has bseu
denied c. The object Of the work herein Il to
meet a exIstlag dsnand Tor healthy food for
thought, sad 10 miaistsF TO ta!ts which. II not
saivsrsslly developed, ct least = dormant, end
only waits development among the gsasfsily viz
tuous and msntahy aud moral y spssk tsg, healthy
population Of our couMry-we mean the desire to
road and rsasct On what good man hAvs thought.
what great nasn hxvs wrought, In what ways
Rrovidsuee. has proceeded By olten myssarious
ps!hs = 9. inpro,sn.o. u is world. sas 70
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r OsT-cn Thursday. June 1lth. N ACCOUNT
BOOK Capt II Cambsl) with the Treasu-
Re. Of the Confederate States u e OF no use %
any one bat the owner TIA Andsr VIII be r.
ment, corner erase ard Ssh st5.
Isl3-lt. RAkKo Q AOYsIAk
4 oHT.- Esrsysd OF stolen buffalo cow. light
j ieh rcd color, white mark on the bzg medium
q, shout seven ysass old giving fous gallons O.
milk She dlaAppsased betWeen o'clock !!
handsome reward viii 10 paid for her rsstcrs.
ton to my farm, on Brook Hi, -four miles from
Richnond Lj,l2-lt'l JOHN srnWAR1:
A O6R DO0-Lo,t, . ss1sil POODLE Dog.
IL blseA aad white color. Arsward Of 90 Will
'''a ''l n'' 'sisg saSaoanR. o,o,slos s.,r..
TNIFfY DOLLaHS RhWA1D-YKaysd ct
stolen from my residence, Ia King william
county. on Friday lest. medium sixsd bay HOk1A.
about four years ell He h natural PAGER. No
"a es.sn.io. Il the urinary oss. Sc VA
taken BY tho YAM zee, tosethsr with two mu!es
and ons her hor.s. III, mules and ons horse
have bsen returned. JAS BARNES.
10 13-h~
TVWTNfY DOLLAGS MIWA RD-10aysd
Jans. three COWS and two HnlFxRS-one
brindls Buffalo. with he'll on; oos red and white.
with left eye oot, and ono neAEiy whits, with red
with white down her back, and the other smallsr
s;z with dark aod-rhits spots. win pay the
above reward fer the return Of ths cattle 70 NE
j,l3-N~ ON OARTkx
CTkAYNO or 8xOLEN-- $50 xNWA0D =
Etrayed or stolen. two bay HORSES itou the
vacant lots nssr tbs Peter: R5rs Railroad bridge
one Of them b abouA7 years old. bstwesn Is and
I6 hands high; hls left font foot has bsea NED
and q still little tenders poftiOn Of the hoef
broken on on the tnsids edge; AlD tail has thu ap
po8rauce Of having been bo6bod, but the bone has
been eus Of the otheg r about 10 q l2 years
Old In rather poor condition. near lAhands high;
has white spot ln the fOrehsa1 nd white saddle
marks on the back and think hls two hlad lset
wero white. Tie shove reward Of &5' viii b
given for BOTH half fer either, II brought TO me-
or left where can get them.
,:1,-... . JOIN . xi ls.r !rT =.
CTRAYAD--Ys stseday. from Faiton EllL . me-
~ dunn gs8s white COW. Amp Information b
tsgArd to her will be suitably rewarded LETT u
QhlmboraEo Hospital dairy, on 1plfon Hi. or q
the LOOKING giass and picture store 200 Main szee
js 1867
T8fRAY.--Cams 70 my place . rsd COW,
III with one horn broken Of, a1d the Other
turnsd h to tho head. The owner VIII please
come forward, pay casts. and take her away.
is,3-Ns Hear No Dsttasy,-
KYVYIU1.-1sksa fsom tha posssssion If . man,
+ N who o6sesd her for sasA Is the Let Market
red b. ffalo COW. supposed TO have bss0 stolen
Any psrson who msy hays lost saeh Cow can ~
usT By ealline on me 81 We lae na1kee
SA1U0k Hills.
isI3 ~ Clerk xarAst