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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

nR. PLUME, Of the old Medical House, con-
IL hnes hi mainly 70 an Office practice on franklin So
U below The Exchange Hotel and dagonay opposite Odd Fell
lows Hail. where ku and confidential treatment may be OBJ
on reasonable ThsFe who have been exposed
eertssa CONTAGIOUS aInen arb invited call early.
Communications, by mall or otherwe promptly attended to-
once open from A. A. til 9P. NJ.
fIoHMozD, Va. poA-ly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

SoUrHEIN PUNcH.-The first number Of this projected
publication will be issued on Friday, 9Th Augus We
learn that large number of for the 6rst aud
raj successive issues have already been executed Mr.
Campbell, formerly connected with the Southern Illus
rated News is the artist.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

SUses whose papers marked with Cross win under
~ eeh term OF Subscription about expire wiz
RI Promptly ley wish tsslr papers continued.
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ApJUqANT & INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, |
July 81, 1868. !
GENERAL ORDEhs,

schedules Of prices
o law for
Of esofth directed thereto;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

NOTICE to the Citizens Z f Henrico County.
The last iaalment Of Henco county salt will commence deli
very ~ DAY st the Courthouse; all persons entitled 70 M
ana ai 70 get IT, VIII be their loss. You win s
member on ticket At 10 pound every 90 M
price. ELIJAH BAKER :
yxl-lmo Agent for Henrico County.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

YANSEE CAvALRT.-A body of Yankee cavalry, num-
berng about l5O dashed up to Suffolk last Tuesday,
pee ing epture few Confederate soldiers. Finding
not rebel" about, they dashed back again. looking
blank
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

TERMS :-DALr year ti5OO; months $500 months as
for less pc tod t2l0O per nonth.
snGI-WKEELT year 1900; 6mOnths $500
WEEELY ysar, $500; months, $500.
Rsnlttances a. the risk Of the subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
BY KENT, PAINE & CO., Aucrs.

BY KENT, PAINE CO., Aucts
ON WEDNESDAY, the goth instant, com.
~ mencns a. o'clock will sell, by catalogue large
and very desirable assortment Of fresh
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
DRUGS
STATIONERY,
cunrc Hr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

PASSENGERS TRsN NAssAU.-Among the passengers
by the steamer Margaret and Jesse Charleston, from
Nassau is Hon. Pierre sOule The steamers Gen. Beau.
REGARD. Alice Fannie and others are at Nassau.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

CONFEDERATE sTATEs OF AHEsICA,l
MEDICAL PURSEYoRs OFFICE
Richmond, Va, July %, 1863.
WILL BE SOLD, AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
w on WEDNESDAY the Goth day n July, at II O'Clock
at the the # and Marsh, Streets large
belong the Purveylng Department c. s.
Army
4. w. JOHNS,
y22-dts Surgeon ard Medical Puryeyor q. s. Army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
AGENCY FOR CLAIMS

4 - Il ~ II II a IL AOhNC1 FUN CLAlMS
~ AGAINST TIE CONFEDERATE srATEs.-The unce'-
signed VII continue heretofore to give his emitting atsn
ton TO the prosecution every class OF csms against the gov
His long experience IN settlements Of cl inns and
accounts give him peculiar advantage In the management Of
such business.
with the Post Office Department. whose services
carrying the mails prior Isl June 1861 have be paid for
and having cms against the Medical Department for
supplies services rendered will nd TO their Interest TO
suit him.
Paoed prisoners Of war; who yer. Illegally discharged while
parole obtain their psy clothing by call
ing upon corresponding with him. lie will also give stenon
the pepeus Ion o Bmony to the destruction loss q
properly Deceased Folders claims attended TO heretofore
Fees except by agreement Otherwise 10 cent amounts
lecte1. with postage added.
Grateful for the condolences and already boE
ed he SAFELY promise M Tho may employ him that he will
faithful and diligently attend 70 their Interests.
He takes the liberty OF referring 10 the gentlemen na1ed below
for ties limo ias OF character, &c.:
Rev HoGE, Richmond, Va.
Rev SAsURLT MoORNAS, Bi:hT ond Va.
BLAIR Co Richmond, Va.
Hon J W CROcHETr, W EWING anil
VIC MAcHES Represen' atiyss from Kentucky.
Hon J CLARE, senator from Missouri
Hon Mr. VEsT, Representative from Missouri.
And menb generally OF the Legsleiure.
EDWARD NJ. CLARK,
my 90-3m Office No. Law Building, Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND,
Il NEGROES, AND OTHER PROPERTY
On WEDN EDAY the ooh Instant commepng az 10 o'clock at
The residence Of Mr. Charles Loomis ~ miles from Peters
burg In DnWdde shall Offer for sale thaG valuable TRACT Ct
LAND containing 50 ACRES about that adjoining the lands Of
Mr. Robert Mehae and others. The Dwelling Is comfortable
with tchen, and other budn Being near Petersburg,
us very valuable market garden
Al the time hall sell NEGRO WOMAN about So years
Of ard daughter about old Also the stock d OSts
Naturalization utensils furniture, hogs, horse Jersey Wagon
! and other articles
TSs Cash. credit desired a. G. 49, and Is months for
negoAb notes. vel endorsed carrying interest from date and
al retained till paid trust deed II required Purchaser 10
pay taxes on the land for 1862.
ALEXANDER DONNAV.
Trustee &e., and Admir-.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

CENTRAL RAILRoAp.-The bridge ever the South
Anna having been repaired the trairs the Virginia
Central railroad resumed their regur trips yesterday,
10 and. from the depot Broad street, near l7tb.-
The accommodation train leaves Richmond at Sl5 P.
n daily, aad arrives at sl5 A. NJ, bringing supplies of
vegetables fruit etc., which are sold on arrival at the
romnspy's depot
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
EDUCATIONAL.

T WISH to employ a male or female Teacher
for session. ommen Ing asout the LIST 10Th septem
utx) 10 give thor ouh inuction few young a-es In the
advanced Eugh branches, Feneh, Vocal and Instrumental
the piano. The best testimonials Of superior
tons vii be and 10 such liberal salary will
be paid Address Buckinghs G. H. stating terms quai
ca ions, &c. -. - n,,r,xs
iv1 dav
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

RICHMOND, JAsuAsYl.t, 1858.
THE subscribers have associated with them
L Me.srs. JOHN b. DAVIS and JoBN n. PLEASANT 10
the Aucol and Business under the style CT HILL
DICKINSON CO. DICKSON BILL.
Sc shan be pleased to and serve cd friends,
jas Dab
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
HARDWARE AND STATIONERY.
SUGAR, LIQUORS, VINES DRUGS, &C.,

SUGAR, LIQUORS, WINES, DRUGS, &op
~ AT AUoTION.-on FRIDAY, the 8lst inst, commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock, will SELL a uciOn Store,
II hhds. fine to choice qualify Sugar,
~ bblI super old BouT bon Whisky,
~ pipes cnOics quality Brady,
i Oaks ure Jamaica Rum
50 ST. Julian ClaTet,
100 bolt es choice quality MADEIRA Wine,
bbs. Kerosene oil,
q boxes CASTLE Soap,
30 boxes Extract Logwood,
81 kegs ri Carb Soda,
hhis lsmpback,
Is bbs EPSON Salts
I boxes English Cheese,
f04 kegs Nails, assorted,
80 boxes Soap,
TEsxs-Cash DUNLOP MoNoURB co..
I2i- ids Auctioneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
A UCTION SALE BY
IA CHtS IT WORTH M A. CO


IA CHAS. T. WORKMAN & co.
We will SELL TUESDAY the 2Sth lust, Warehouse on
18TH street, at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
20 hhdi. choice sugars,
30 ibis. and boxes Sugars
Is bags do,
80 cases superior oosnAc Brandy,
20 bbls. WHISKY,
20 boxes soap,
20 bixv ii Plate,
~ boxes Adamanune Candles,
80 CASTLE eoap,
40 asks London Ale, quarts and pnts, (AlsoFpsO
20l bushels Stock Peas,
10 keys Old Dominion Nails, DIV. dy. 10 dy. ~ dy,
Molsss In ols half bbs and groceries generally.
CHAs T. WORKMAN CO, Auct's.
yih to offer goods at sale will send them In
tlue he day Of sale.
jy2I-tds C.Tw.GCo
VIII be added TO our sale TUESDAY, 2sth -
800 bSgs Pea Nuts,
200 lbs. Indigo,
40 lbs. Cab Ammonia.
CHA5. T. W0RTHAM CO,
jy2T AucioneeTs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

HoN. PIERRE SoULE.-The Nassau Bahama Herald
of the 18th instant thus notices the departure of THIS
distinguished gentleman from that port;
Among the departure we may mention the Hon.
Pierre SOule ard Colonel ZarvonA The former leaves
us for Richmond, and carries the best wishes OF his
many friends and exed compatriots One of the first
victims Of Genera Buffers tyranny he was sent to Fort
Lafayette there kept in solitary confinement for the
space of months during which period be was not
even allowed the poor boon OF eng his son. -hO had
travelled 600 miles for that purpose. Finally e1-
changed under the general Cartel for political prison
ers, be weut TO Havana After spending short time
there for the recovery Of his health, he came to Nassau
TIE reputation of this distinguished gentleman IS world
wide being as well known ihe European circles as IN
America For four yeers he filled The highly important
mission OF Minister Spain After enjoying the honors
and the plaudirs OF long life, now him an eEied
traveller seeking only the welfare Of his afflicted and
adopted country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

LATE PAPEM.-We are indebted to Major Norris, Of
the Signal Corps for to copies Of late Northern
i journals
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
jv2i-ld&swt.
VERY DESIRABLE VILLAGE RESI-

VERY DESIRABLE VILLAGE RESl-
DEN(E FOR sALEThe subscriber wishes to sell his resi-
dence Charlotte Court house, Va Tire contains
Of land highly improved with set in The uweng
Is comparatively containing lit good rooms closets
ing &C. The oubudngs good repair, consisting
cabins kitchen icehouse, stables carriage house.
we'll Of hsrSe water Ia the yard He will also sell lot OF
~ distant u miles
For particulars John Richmond sdires
subscriber WlNsLON ROBINSON,
jya2-dlmos Charlotte Count konss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

RUNAWAY NEsHOES IN JAIL. 0XzU
THE fol lowing Negroes have been committed
Il to the Jail Of the City Of Richmond Runaway:
JOHN old 60 Of age FIVE feet four Ave
Inches HI H. dark COLOR committed property
Charles Ellis, OF Roanoke uBty Va
oHAtLs young abou' % years DID, Eve feet six
eight high blatk commi ted longing
Lieut. L. p. Guyot, Of New Orleans.
above requested 10 forward,
property, chsg and take them they will he dealt
with according 10 Law TH0s. q. DUDLEY,
ie26 CIV re ct City Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

"THE REcoRD. This valuable publication will be
issued this week in double form work promises to
be one Of great usefulness easily preserved record
of the memorabilia of the var and help to history
Nor is il wanting in features OF entertainment and in
struedO1 to the reader Of the day.
The Record Is published weekly, in QuArto for bind
Jog, and is designed like LislPs Hiring Age to con
tain the choice articles Of foreign reviews aud maya
zines, as also the Attractive foreign Of the Ns
York AlJioH
Subscription $40 year Those wishing complete
he Of The Record should subscribe once 10 order to
secure the back numbers.
Messrs West Johnston. publishers, l45 Main street
Tax LADIES o. WYrHEvLLE.-The Lynchburg Re
OuBIieGN says, that gentleman Who present when
the Yankees made their raid upon Wytheve, eItOs in
the highest terms the heroic conduct Of the ladies Of
the town. While the fight raging and the bullets
we're flying thick and fast ArouLd them they calm
and unmoved, and ehesred on their friends and rela.
tVes to fight TO the last gasp. After the yandas rad
Ere the town and retreaed with their own hands
these heroic ladies' assisted in subdang the flames and
bat for their herculean efforts, the whole town would
have been laid in ashes Toi' done under circum-
stances the most trying to the female heart their hue
baDd' and brothers, and friends having bssn carried
Cd by the enemy and they beng ignorant Of their fate.
METROPOLITAN HALL-The "War Illustrations" still
pF,ssnt their varied attractions this popular place Of
snusement Nc. Mallory proposes to diversity bis
tertainments this week with musical and Instrumental
performances. The people Who patrOnse amusements
ia Richmond woull regard fra. class concert quie
a treat just nov. Can, Mr.. Mallory effect engage
ment with the Slonans Who gave series of concerts
time since a, tie Afuean Church-an out Of the
way dismal Inappropriate place Tor public entertain
ments We believe that they would draw crowded
houses At Metropolitan Han for IA month.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
The Appeal says edilorlalIy

report from Chattanooga mtntons u rumor that
Federal cavalry force had crossed the Tennessee below
Huntsville few days since. We are informed by cit
iEsn who reports he the force, that it crossed at
Whitesburg, and was composed Of Infantry, with the
usual ACCOMPANYING force OF arlery-the whole mum
boring about ten thousand II this be correct 1t
would seem to be indicative of purpose to perma
nenIly occupy any point to which they might advance
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

A NCHOR BOLTLNG CLOTHS, dc, dc.
IA 500 yts Anchor Boiling Cloth ssd No. 0to H.
600 kegs OH Dominica Nails assorted,
~ Grind Sopes assorted. "a 70 80 In,
3C0J bs Cotton Rope. assorted,
100 dog NIL Saw Files, Toto Ain,
100 Hand 81 to4&,
10 Horn RGsps, IL In,
so gross Knives and Forks assorted,
co doz. Pocket Knives
20 NJ. Ely's ann q. D. Percussion Gaps,
80 Red Wagon Hanes.
ALSO,
Log Chains, Belts Screws,
Stock and Ill Locks,
Carpenters and Smiths Tools, good assortment IN
store and for sale by RHODES, WILSON HURT,
iyl5 dict % Pearl street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
CONSUMERS OF WATER

~ IN Mooroe Ward hereby notified that they fail to
their bus before the hour OF o'clock, to-day
they will be dealt with according the requirements Of the fol
from the the Water Works
ordinance passed by the council May 9th, 1885, any
Bin remain unpaid for Next aer that which Is pre-
ssnted Auditor shall notify the Superintendent who shall
stop being the premises, in respect 70
which the default exists and paid within FTrEES DAYs live
will be added the original amount OF the bu AMI II
shall placed In the hands OF the City Collector:
7. b. HARRISON,
Auditor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

The following Official communication from Gen. Lee
illustrates the ,Oty OF iespatch ssnating from
Yankee generals
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

TEE POsr OTnCE will be removed to-day to the Eew
CHARTERS, under the Spo.swood Hotel.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

To ALL PERSONS BETWEEN TIE AGES OF EIGH-
TEEN AND FORTY-FIvE YEARS WHO HAVE
NOT BEEN PREVIOUSLY ENROLLED.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

UT. q.
PHOTOGRAPHIC N0TICE.-The Telegraph
Il Companis have determined to Afford to all disabled
charged soldiers and youths properly Recommended who de-
IT, th- opportunity acqdsnt hemseyes with the art Of
TeleTaphng tn view give them positions Operators
upon ihe occasi-D may require htIr services.
PURPOSE extra Instruments will be Offices
convenient the applicant and instruction will be u nshed
Without charge
furhs particulars, apply N Mr. GEO. W. Rally, Division
Superintendent. or TO my self, at Richmond, Va
July cod, 1861 DOWtLL,t
W en- Punt mt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

WE will sell this day 35 likely negroes.
w jss bill, DICKINSON eco. Au1s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

A s Administrator of Blocksom, w. Wright
and Besey Wright SHALL by virtue Of power Ia
sd nnstra Aforesaid proceed SELL pdDc auction,
residence Ia The county Caroline and State OF Virginia.
FRIDAY, the 9TH day Of kugust, 1862 Ten vausble Slaves
principally women and girls The object Of this sale is 20 ,ct
div u, n u the proceeds among those entitled.
Terms cash. and ave will be In any delivered
purchaser until the cash Is paid.
HORACE WRIGHT,
iv21-1d&swts Admnis rator &c
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-11

MANTUA.


RELIGIOUS LEcTUREs.-Rev. I. M. Chap
man, of Streetsboro, has been delivering
course of lectures before our citizens, upon
the prophesies of scripture and their fulfill
ment. These lectures are full of interest to
the lover of the bible His hearers cheer
fully recommend Mr.. c. to any people desir-
ing to have the Credentials of Revelation
opened to their understanding, as lecturer
fully equal to the task he undertakes.
WINTER FEED.-Fodder for the winter is
scarce, but farmers are making such DISPOSE
ton of stock as the exigeneies of the case
demand. Our cattle buyers are on the double
quick getting up the surplus stock, and drlv-
ing to the slaughter yards at Cleveland Beef
as is beef sells for a good price.
HOUSE BURNED.-The dwelling house of
Lothrop Reed, in the south part of Auburn,
was burned On the night of Oct 29 Part of
the household goods were saved. Fortu-
nately rain falling at the time saved his out
buildings, and those of his nearest neighbor.
Cause of the fre-beiling cider in the wood
house
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-11
WZNDRAM.

SOLDIERS AID SooIETY.-The Windham
Soldiers Aid Society held its second annual
meeting upon the 4th inst, for the purpose of
choosing officers for the coming year, and re-
eeiving the report of the operations of the
society for the year just closed. The annual
report was presented by Miss F. E. Jaeger,
Secretary and Treasurer. The cash receipts
of the society from dime societies, lectures,
concerts, 4th July dinner, bazaar thanksgiv-
ing and other donations for the year, amount
ed to the generous sum of 1854, 80. This
sum has been mostly expended for hospital
stores and comforts. $15,s5 was applied to
the direct relief of soldiers from the town.
During the year the society has forwarded
to the Cleveland S. A. S. ffty-two barrels,
boxes and frkins with an aggregate contents
substantially as follows 282 pair drawers !;
II shirts; II bsd-quilts; 81 napkins 27
dozen eggs; 5 kegs pickles; kegs apple
sauce 81 bushels potatoes IA bushels ap-
pies; 4 bushels onions; 58 pounds butter
81 pounds maple sugar; II quarts canned
fruit, cordials, &C.; also, quantity of band
ages, congresses, sheeGs, pillows, slippers, &c.
| In adding to the foregoing the society has
sent direct to Windham soldiers in the field,
As pair socks So pair mittens.
The estimated value of these donations is
$5o1, SO add $27,25 cash now in the treas
ury, we have the sum of $528,84 as the re-
suits of the years labor of the Windham Sol
diers Aid Society.
The election for officers resulted in the
choice of the following individuals Presi-
dent, Mrs. j. Shaw; Vice President, Mrs.
Brown; Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Har-
riet c. Snow; Executive Committee, Mrs.
Rossman, Mrs. G. Higley, Mrs. A. Williams,
Miss Elmyra Spencer, Miss Lovisa Higley,
Miss Lucretia Snow.
The event of the annual meeting, was eel
ebrated by an oyster supper. a Union post
office and grab-bag'' in connection with the
entertainment, combined to make the receipts
of the occasion, over all expenses, $62,
Thus the aid society begins its new year with
a full treasury.
A squirrel hunt took place upon Tuesday
| anu w euHeSudy, Inc understanding oelQ9 Inal
the defeated party pay for the oysters for the
festival. The details of the hunt'' were
not all settled, but one party promptly paid
the bill.
PERSONS OVER EIGHTY.-W Windham pre-.
sents record of longevity, that but few
townships can equal. eappend the names
of those now living in the township who are
eighty years of age and upwards:
Mrs. Elizabeth Sandford, aged 100 years
July 27, 1868; Mrs. Bright, aged 81 years
winter, 1858; Benz. Higley, gged IS years
Nov. 30, 1862 Aaron P. Jaeger, aged 81
years, March II, 1868. Mrs. Seamans, agec
81 years, Nov.s17, 1862 Mrs. Shemwav
aged 80 years, February, 1868; Mr.. Finch
aged 80 years, May %, 1863; Rev. .Luthe
Humphrey, aged SO. Oct. Z, 1868; Mrs. Polly
streator, completes her soth year in Apri
next.
During the year there have been four deaths
of persons over eighty years of age, viz =
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Pulsifer, Mr. Hewins
and Mrs. Lyman.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-11
NELSON.


The Rev. Mr.. Ingraham, of Troy, occu-
pied the pulpit of the NJ. E. Church on Sab
bath, Oct. 25th. Rev. B. Fem, pastor of the
Congregational Church being absent his con-
gregation united in the service at the Metho-
dist Church.
REMovED-sherman A. Sutliff and family
for number of years residents of Nelson,
have lately removed. to establish themselves
in Michigan. They contemplate locating in
the vicinity of Kalamazoo. The well wish
es of their many friends go with them, to
their new home.
THE CRoPs have been generally pretty
good. Wheat, corn and potatoes good, oats
and hay rather poor.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-11
RAMpoLpH.

/ M. E. SUNDAY SCHOOL FEsT1vAL.-Among
the items of interest of last month, was the
Methodist Sunday School Festival, which
was to have taken place on the 3oth, but ow-
ing to unpleasant weather, was postponed un-
til Saturday evening, 31st.
The Festival was one of those happy
meetings, which one has to participate in. in
order to fully appreciate. The exercises
were highly interesting. The children con-
tributed their full share to make the occasion
pleasant one. Misses Ella Stedman, Ada
! Wilcox, Eldora Hine, Ilona Benson, Lizzie
Youngman, Ada Benson, and Charlie Gilman,
were among those who added interest to the
occasion by their appropriate performances
Some very instructive and interesting remarks
were made by L. "A. Webster, Principal of
the Randolph School. The Secretary, Mrs.
Sanford, presented report of the Sunday
School for the past season, showing decided
interest in the school, by both scholars and
| teachers.
The table was bountfully supplied by the
generous donations of the teachers and friends
of the school, The children partock of the
repast with hearty good will. During the
repast Master Freely Ladd, presented his
teacher, Mrs. Hudson, with beautiful cake.
At the close Mr.. Joseph Brinerd, Supernten-
dent of the school made some very appropri-
ate remarks.
Docs AFTER SHEEP.-The dogs a few
nights ago were among flock of sheep be-
longing to Peter Rothermel. Mr. Rothekm
gives notice to their dogships to beware how
they taste of his mutton in the future.
SALE,oF THoRoUGHBREDS DSHEEp.-Thomas
Gorby has sold this fall from his flock of
thoroughbreds. eleven bucks, for fifteen hun
dred and twenty dollars. Mr. Gorby bought
three years ago twenty-five thoroughbred
ewes, for twelve hundred and fifty dollars
Since that time he has sold over eighteen
hundred dollars worth of sheep, and has now
a flock of sixty thoroughbreds, for one of
which, his buck Hannibal, he has standing
offer, of two thousand dollars If any one
has more profitable record of sheep grow
ing, we would be pleased to be informed of it.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-11
Local n Offices.

DR.. BUsHs GREAT AMERICAN BoNEsET, OR
TuoRoraHwoRT ToS1o-No remedial agent has such mi
We sal application the THOROUGHLY ,rt 1t has beea
usa from time inmemorial for Ague and ali Bilieus
ailments Patients with the following symptoms viii s
especially benefited by this renedy: Headache ana dz-
zin IS ctGsed by bilious stomach 1t cleanses the skin.
batter han cnyother ey restores appetite gives
tone to the stunac and facilitates digestion Inermit-
tent fevers grades and character. 6,speisia wi h
vomiting ri food, bechng of wind. ard feeling OF OBJ
ucfon at the pit f the so,naoh ting bile with
prns;rasinn G strength; the smell of inod caus-
sickness the stomach, tulnes anti tenderness OF
e liver. round the With uncomfpriaie
ferns of pressure. gouty aud rheumatic disease wi
reness 'f the muscles; hoarse cough with rough voice
and soreness of the chest night cough dysentery diar
rtoet, NEEDING piles, ind typhoid fever.
Price per bottle, 10 ce ts-
Sid by Mrs c. HATCH, K. WHEELER. Raven.
ma .. ocIl4