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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-18
LAKELAND.

ulhQSE BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS OF THE
Il Rev. DIR. ARBEY. three miles ont on the
pickerson Pike. having been sub-divided into
three lots % Twenty Acres Each. will
be offered to the public on
TUESDAY, THE 18TH INST,
Together with all his Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Farming Tools, Stock etc.
Lot No. I. is 4 beautiful grove Of Forrest
Trees, in the midst Of which stands the splendid
residence of the Doctor Also, on this lot is the
lovely little Lake from which the place is named,
and we venture the assertion that, there Is not a
lOyeier spot tor sale in the vicinity Of Nashville
Lot No. 2, affords fine building spot, well
covered with Forrest Trees,
Let NO. ,. is mostly cleared land.
The Doctor having determined to remove 70
Mississippi, the sale will be positive and without
reserve.
COLLATION. as usual Omnibuses will leave our
offices at q North Cherry street. and IS Public
NRHS0M, GLOVER & co.,
ARLINGTON 4 FARRAR. J Agents
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Look Out for Breakers

ONE AND ALL!
nON'T YOU SEE THAT WE ARE SUR
rounded BY Fast Men. Fast Horses, Fast
Railroad Accidents and fEnHmerabis S,Rdsb-Hpsy
Then is II not POLICY to take out an
ACCIDENT INSURANCE POLICY.
which guarantees 10 the assured $4,000 in case
of death caused By any kind Of an accident. or
in case Of injury,
&@5.OO per Week
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The above steamers viii commence their regular
trips the first opening Of navigation In the Cum
bsrlRnd river, and continue 70 run regularly
throughout the business season, a per above SEIZED
uls Making Close connection At Cairo with the reg
ular packets for st. Louis, Memphis and New Or
leans issuing through Tickets 20 Passengers, and
giving through Bills Of Lading for Frsights to the
above cities and all available way landings, at the
very lowest rates. Every effort will be made by the
Officers aud Agents Of this line to render Il reliable
and deserving the patronage Of Shippers and the
Travelling Public. - t--
oORBErT BOYD, Special Agents,
No. p Front street, Upper Wharf Nashville, Tenn.
Dii-7m .E.Ek fs3#
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Wines - From the LoNGEoRFH Vineyard
and Wine House, Cincinnati
W.. IF. P. ANDERsoS. Proprietors. .
Golden wedding Sparkling CRtawba,
Dry Ca1aWba, Isabella, efe.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods. and for purity and bOquet are exeelled yb
none-either native OF foreign.
Soldsby
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Foreign Markets.
CInelnnaii NInrket.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 1.-THE cotton market closed
firm at the advance reported to-day. The talloW
market is firm. The breadstuff market is quiet
and unchanged there is no alteration in the pro-
vision market; petroleum was steady.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-18

GREAT bargains in dress goods and
cloaks, at CARERoN, GRIER & Co.
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RnRnIn MntIIef.
Philadelphia Market.

BUFFALO, Dec. 17.-Flour steady. Wheat
quiet. Corn dull. Oats 55e; Chicago 5O955e.
Receipts Of cattle for the week ending Dec 18th,
SS3 cars. Shipments By the Erie railroad 10
cars BY Central l62 ears, and 81 ears Of hogs.
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ChrlstmRs.-Isadore 0zanne, Is Summer
street. is ready to furnish all styles Of Christ
mas eOnfeetions. sugar toys, candies. cakes,
etc.. at as low figures rs any wholesale house in
the city. As all his goods are of home manufac-
ture, he has peculiar claim on the patronage Of
our people declS-1w
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Dwelling and Lot for Sale
J. lisa CS,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
Cor. Market 50. and Public square,

HAVING BOUGHT THE ENTIRE STOCK
III Of Clothing ard Furnishing Goods Of Sam1
Lyman. l solicit the patronage Of the old Gus
TONERS aud the public. assuring them they viii
buy e.. sthing at prices not surpassed 10 the city
Having secured the services Of Mr.. j. W. JIi-
kiBs, 4. 5. Isaacs and Sam1 Hyman. who will
still remain 20 serve their friends and aeguaint-
ances In general deco-2H
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AT AUCTION.
GERMAN METHODIST cHrRCn.

with lot fronting ffty-fye feet and running
back to an alley. Situated on the east side o
North College street. about one hundred Yard
north of the Louisville Railroad Depot. Sale a
II O'Clock A. NJ
Terms-One- fourth cash. balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON 4 SMITH.
dec6-td Agents.
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND
NEW ORLEANS
Fri Weekly Packet Line.

THE ABOVE LINE COMPRISES THE FOL
L lowing splendid Passenger Packets, leaving
Nashville during the season rs follows:
FANNY BRANDIE5, JOIN T. CARTWEfGHr, Mas
ter leaves Nashville I'll ESDAYS a. Il O'Clock n.
NASHVILLE, WILEY 5TaENs, Master, leaves Nash
vile THURSDAYS, at " O'Clock N.
TYRONE, TOS. HARMON, Master, leaves SArUR-
DAYS, at u O'Clock n.
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William Hapar v. Thomas Y. Northern
saturday. JaDnary S. 1881,

The two Houses and Lots, Nos. 80 and 81 on Nc
Lemore gfreet, between Union and Cedar street
owned by Jennie 5. and y. I. kleming.
TERMS OF SAbE-siN. twelve and eighteen
months credit. without inteTeEt. Notes reqnlrst
With approved seeu-ity, and lien retained sale
free from redemption.
MOTION Il. HOWELL. C. and NJ.
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Ralfllnnra HInrkef.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 17.-Fiour in demand at
advanced prices. Northwestern family Sll9l2 2e
wheat very dull. Corn scarce, small sales of lev
Yellow 95c6Sl 20; old do. lla17c Pork frmer,
new mess CD 10 p
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satnrday, Iannary 3, II,

A tract Of about - acres Of Land. lying near The
Nolsnsyille Turnpike. about twelve miles from
Nashville This is the same land formerly sold
By Sam1 kimbFO 10 Thomas Russell, ana us
bond for title Is recorded In the Registers Office.
In Book No. 30. page So.
TERMS OF SALE-Six months credit with
out interest. Nate required with two good secu-
rites. and lien retained sale irea nom re
'''' MORTON B. HOWELL. c. and N.
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B4LTINORE. Dec. 17.-Flour firm for higher
grades. Prime wheat S3a3 10; new white corn
90896c Mess pork scarce but inactive at pc.
for prime to strictly choice. Coffee lSi<tdiS3fe.
for fair. and l7@lT &c. for inferior.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For sale at Bargain-A complete set
of Mahogany Marble-top VERY fine and almost
new Chamber Furniture. Apply to
W. W. TOTTEN.
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London adyioes of the l7th inst, quote
5-2Os at Il.
| Sterling exchange was quoted in New
York Yesterday at IO94c@ll0s.
onr bankers are still complaining of the
great scarcity Of currency, and exchange is
dull at lc discount buying, while the banks
are checking at par
We heard of bat little doing in nncurrent
money. Dealers were paying SOC. for
Bank OF Tennessee, and were holding at
53e.; some OF our dealers were offering only
4Sc. Planters' Bank is firm at S5c, and
Union Bank at Soc, buying.
Southern bank notes are very dnll, with
but few buyers.
Nashville corporation checks are dull at
lie. discount 1fEt
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 18th inst, as follows: $4,000 ex-cou-
pons at zoe, $4,000 new at 60!c., and
Sc, 900 at g. 50
The amount currency issued to the Ma
tional Banks for the week was $344, 440,
and the total amount issued to Saturday
was $500, 1921 81, from this is to be de-
Quoted the currency returned and cancelled,
including worn ont notes, to the amount Of
81, 09l, 432, making the total currency in
circulation 1928 ,lS9, 999.
The last New York bank statement ex-
hibits certain humors in currency circula-
ton. Greenbacks are shown to hold a
preference in public estimation, both at the
West and South. Remittances from the
South are almost exclusively in greenbacks,
as that currency is wholly used in moving
the cotton and tobacco. The West RENTS
TO New York national bank notes, as far as
possible, and retains the greenbacks. Thus
the greenbacks are getting scarce intheme-
tropolis, and the country currency accumu-
lates. The last bank statement shows con-
tinued liquidation, the deposits having de-
cliRed S., 2l2,353. The loans having fallen
off g, 391, GAL The curious fact is the de-
cline in legal-tenders, the amount of which
is now down to $50, ,857, showing that
the reserve has fallen more than thirty-One
millions since last September.
The United States Treasury held on Sat
urday S95,OOO,OOO in gold, of which $780,
100000 was held in gold certificates. The
Washington correspondent of the Cinein-
natl Gaseette telegraphs that paper on the
l4th inst, as follows:
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
January =, 1897.

Lots Nos. 70 and n. IN Fosters Addition %
Edgeheld each fronting 50 feet Oh Smiley street.
and running back 10 feet 10 an alley.
TERMS OF SALE-CFedits Of six aud twelve
months with interest from day Of sale Note
required with approved security, and lien re
tanned. Sale free from redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL, G. and NJ.
deci5-td
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NEW YORS, Dec 17-Cotton frmer at 34l16
$50 for middling. Flour l0d120e better; SO 50
eli for extra State; $40 S0a12 for r II o; Sl2 10
4l2 75for trade brands. Wheat 4G7e higher, at
s. 2592 ~ for Milwaukee. Rye firmer, at 81 On
Milwaukee Whisky easier Pork 81 20 II IS;
shoulders 91l0c: hams l0912c. Lard steady
l2lS@l31S. Groceries unchanged, Petroleum
quiet at $4,000 for crude; 3egSlc for refined in
bond
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 11--Tebacco unchanged. Cot
ton quiet at SO1za31. Flour quiet Wheat firm
bacon. clear sides Il; lard l3t5 Whisky 81 ..
New York Prnvfsf0n sTapIraf
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RIBLEs AND PRAYER BOOKS.
BERRY &C0.. PrELgc soU,RF.
Have just opened a ease Of
ENGLISH BIBLES, in elegant bindiRgs,
EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOKS. in Ivory.
CHURCH SERVICES, in Ivory.
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS, in Ivory.
BISHOP HEBER'S HYMNS, Illustrated.
TAYLOR'S HOLY LIVING AND DYING.
LYRA GERAIANICA. Illustrated
THE NEW TESTAMENT. Illustrated.
THE NEW CHURCH. Illustrated.
W.T. B. 4 Co. have also . full assortment Of
CHILDREN'S ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
4.,fq-oo1-ff
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London advioes of the l7th inst, quote
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New York yesterday as follows:
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-12
MODEL SEWTTG / !. MACHINE.

... From tHO NeW oTk Herald .'
Prominent amOng the mechanical tri.
um1hs oI this most Ingenious age, com.
mon honesty Compels US to notice the En-
Pire Sewing Machine, commended as just
iy styled perfection itself Useful as have
been the various sewing machines, from
time TO time presented 10 the rubIic, each
one Of them has been cursed with some
radical defect, which detracls from general
utility Warned By tie experience OF bis
predecessors, the inventor OF the Empire
Machine has Produced an instrument, com
bining all the advantages for which other.
are vaunted and 0bviating every defect
which can be attributed TO them By the
most lasiidious critic. .,. ''
The Empire Machine is marvellous com.
bina!ion Of simplicity, economy and perfect
workmanship, being durable, tree frcma Ii.
bllity to get out OF order, noSeles., und ca.
sy of operation. Its mechanical conth
vonCe is such as 20 secure stability, free
dom frcm accident, and accuracy 90 to
workmanship By the use Of the patented
shuttle and straight needle il makes q
stitch, which can neither rip rCr ravcl.
"higN " 'NC eoHC liIICJ ~ CdH OItIulb
perfectly upon every sIccies. Of metehul
rom leather TO cambric, with threads ul
cotton, linen or silk. liom the fnestlo tile
coarsesi number.
As the Empire Machine is. gradually
'upPanllng its more antique rivals, no
one in want of a more useful iesirumenI
of this description, be he or she tailor.
coachniaker, dressmdker or sramstress, ran
dn otherwise than secure of these econcm-
ical and inimitable machines, suited alike
for family and manufacturing purposes
The office OF the Empire Manufacturing
Go. is at No. 536 Broadway, New York
City, where they are now supplying thesr
Empire Machines al prices lar below thb
zeal value OF the instruments New Yof
Herald. .H.L
November 30 l665-ly
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1)oans
MEXICO! MEXICO !
$3O,OOO,OOO LOAN

,UUV,UUU LUAN
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.
Twenty YEAR Coupon BoND> IN SUMS OF.
$40, $lCO $500, AND 81 600.
INTEREST SEVEN PER CT Mt. PAYA:
BlE IN tie CITY OF NEW YORK.
Prime pie and Interest paya
bic in GO D. % l.f
$40 ,oCO eco 10 bc Sold at SIXTY CENTS
on the DOLLAR, ~.
IN U. s., Currency, thus yielding an liter.
est al TWELVE PER ctYT IN GOLD or SEVEN.
TEEN PR .ciET in CURRENCY, at The present.
rae oil Premium on gold
The Most DESIRABLE INVESTEEN +
'.-t ' ever OFFERED,
lMsNsE TRACTS Of MIMIC AYB AGRI-
CULTURAL LANDS, Sixty PER CENT of PoRT
Dues lMr0sTs, and TAXES, in the States of
TAMYuLIPAs andSAN Luis Pot, 81, snd the
PLIGHTED Farm OF the said States and the
GENERAL COVER HMtET are ALL PLEDGED for
The redemption of these Bonds and payment
OF interest r., ".l. r..
THE SECURITY rs AMPLE
sSo ~ U 3, Currency will buy per
Gold Bond of $50
s6O u U s. Cuneicy will buy 7 per Ct
Gold Bond of SlCO
500 m Us Currency will buy per ct =.
Gold Bond OF S5OO
$500 in s., urrency will buy Z rer CT
Gold Bond of $1,000
LET EVERY LOVER GF RrpuBLIcAN. IHsTTu
TONS RUY At LEAST tNE BOND
Circulars forwarded and subscription re
C ived ty '-t-. .-a. j'-
JOHN w CQRLlES &Co and
0' 9N.TlFFT, Flnantial agent the Re
pubic OF Siexico 81 Broadway MY.
Subscriptions also received BY Banks aud
BS''Sers generally throughout the United
Stdles, ,s3n3GlJ
i!lNTfE fEhPrnl6Ln l865+6mo ,l11 o,pa
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ia@pp Skists.aAAa /
NEW SKIRT FOR 1896.
n The Great InWmionS Of tie Ageni
ii Q OP S z 7 r T s..

-'tW 1t4lpAG
~ Ig tor dVuble) Spring Slirt.
Tho invention CONSISTS Of Duplex for lwo)
kIhPic PuIo Rtnred Steel VpIh Is, ingeH6uly
braided tightly and firmly together, tdpo 20
edge, pIakingth the teughest most itAcxiblo cas-
us, and durable Spring eyer usCd. They
seldom bend ~ break, like TIE single SPRING.
AMI consequently preserve their pericet ard
beautiful shape moro than twice as lcrg rs any
T'rele spring skirt that ever has OF can be
msie.
The wonderful Acxlbity and great comfort
and pleasure 10 any lady wearing Ito Duplex
Elliptic Skirt will he experienced particularly
IN all Grow del assemblies, Cpgras, esriiagcs,
railroad cHrs, church. rewa ann chuirs, FOR
promenade snd house dress, Qs tie sKirt rsu be
folded when In useto ccrury small p'0ce as
easily and eonN enien,ly 10 u six CT n.uslih
dFess. ,
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfcrt,
and great conve 1ience Of wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Steel sPlng skirt for q vi gle day will
ncv er afterwards diSTCnSe with treir use For
children, Misses ard young ladies they are
superior 20 nll Others. -
The hoops are covered with Two rly double
twisted thread nd will wear twice as long a.
the single yarn covering whicl II used on. All
Single Steel Hoop Skirts. Tic three bottom
reds on every Skirt arc also double sfeel, ard
twice or double covered to rroye 1t tlc covering
nom wearing ttf he rods wEeu drEgUg down
stairs, stone steps, etc, etc which tlGi are
constantly subject to when in use.
All hre made If tho new and elfgant corded
tapes. and are the besi qualify il every psrt,
giving to the Hearcr the most graceful and
perfect shape ross be- ard are un u stionlbly
The ligheSt, most durplls,. comfortable and
economical skirt ever malc.
VESTS BRA ULEY IL CARY, Proprietor
OF the inven .ion, and shlo manufacturers. 81
Chambers, and 70 and 81, Read streets, New
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~. L A r G. E S T
MANUFACTURING CuENIsR
IN THE VEoEREn
IN THE WORLD.

4yr. NV am Il.
am acquainted with H. T. Hembold la
occupied tho drug store opposite my resideLss,
and was successful in conducting the business
" here others had not been equally no before
him. have been favorably impressed with his
character and enterprise. . j.. .-}
WH. WEIonTMAN, 2
4..r- (Firm, of Powers IL Weightman,)
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth aud Brown ST., Phis.
From the Pllila Even'g Bulletin, Msrch 10Th.
We arc graifed to hear Of the continued 4ue-
cess in New York of our townsman. Nf II. T.
ileimb Id. Druggists. His store mex, to.,ha
Metropolitan u tel, Is 2S feet front, SEQ fest
deep. and Eve stories in bCipht. 1t is certainly
u grand establishmo Mt, and speaks luyorsbly or
the morris Of lis articles. llo rsrurpsh h;s ninss
and laboratory to this city, which are also model
establishments Of their class, -,i
The proprietor has been induced to m,ks this
statement from the fact that his renlcaies, a.
though advertised, arc
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Manhood; how Lost, how Restored

81 y Dr. Eaydi dol"tfa's siG fa.IT Es :.
.&zSx/ 5asay on the radical cure sat hout
Glk1ksS}2 medcine) Of SpTmnlorri ea, or
seminal " eakness, lnvounary Semncl Insse.
: ImpVtentcy, Mental .and Physical Inc.,psci.y
lmpcdlments to marriage, etc also Co sump
tion, Epilepsy, and FITS induced by seIf,indil
genca or,sectual extravaganza. -
sB Price in sealedsohye !opc, only 8 cents
The celebrated aathUT in this atlniirabo essay
clearly d.monriraies, frfJp "A 'ikhy years sue
cesstul pract ce, that the Hlrrmng co. scq gciu..
Of selfiabuso may be iadieaiy cured = ith II,
the dangerous use of Internal med cine or ia.
application Of tho kniie-p"int.ng juta n.odr
Of cure at once simple, csrtain and effoclrs, b,
means Of which every sufferer, no matter Via:
his condition may be, may cure himself cheapl,
privately and radically. ....,, 4,
! sI- his lect re should he in tho hands Of
= every youth and every manin tue land
Sent, under seali iEa,FIain envelope, to any
address, post p.ld, on ree'ipt of six cehHs or
TWO pos: stamfs:. Address Lh3 I1bli.ler 81
-. CHAS j e, KLlNE,S CO., l27 Bowery, n =.
q Y, Post OtHct box $50 l,1...s f1:r.T'I' :
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Monday 23d dayl f Apn7, 1866

at he hour Of o'clock Pm of said duy. tie
i",lowinE Lands and Tenehen's '1.Uit:
Ia the east end f Fraction thr y-onn Msdi
ion township, Vrtou county, IN Tie St,re Of
Phio, "a din the Ohio fCoinpany's aIurehnse
cont iuing thIrty-ona acres.
Ordered to TO sod as The property Of George
i. fetiy, to satisfy un order nyi Decree @
aforesaid Court in favor Of Eliza ,ejh Saith.
ArPrdsed as toil'ws TO- Wit Fonr' hundred
ana SIX y-tonr dollars, and mus. bling two
thirds Of that sum.
Terms Of salc-cash in liaGd.
JOHN !. SuOCKEY.
u c...,,, ,...- Sheriff v. Co., o
X. a Cons' able, Atty for Pt'f.
Mar, %. 1850. 5-w nfll7l.
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Sherih's Sale.

STATE OE ONO. V1NTON co;
Andrew Wolf, Plaintiff, IN Court Common
VS. a'3 ~ st'PleAs.
Calvin Keeton Defendant. OFder Of Sale.
DURSUANr t to tho command Of an order
L OF sale in the a,ovc cause to me dirert-
ca from the Court Of Common Pleas. cf tho
aforesaid county Of Vinton. | will rtE.r at pub
lie sale, al the dvor Of The court house, m tho
lo"n Of hcArthu,, in aforesaid county Of
NiutOn, on
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SheriH's Sale.

State Of Ohio, Vintoh Co,
E'iz'os!h "!mi'h, Phh, Ia oort Of Con-
George L. Ps,ty, Dcft der der" and ii'. dccrs.. !"
- uRSU ANT 10 the oon,mand of an Order
Il and Decree in tie nbnVe cruse 10 nc d..
,eted from the Court.Uf Common Pleas, Of th,
at"resaid county OF Viutah. will offer A. pub
llc safe, a. the d"or 1.-THE Cout-liouSe, IN tie
wn OF Macarthur, in aforesaid eUrnty Of Vim
ton, on ...r..... .I. I..r.t t.,..I ,..r '.-.
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THESE PARTIES RESORT.

to ynricus means Of ctfecling sails such as cop
ying parts OF advertisements of popular rom
edies, and finish pg wi hvertifpates. -,
The Science Of Medlenl stands ilnple, pure,
and majestic, having fsct for its basis, induction
for its pillar, truth alone for its capital.
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G. CONFIBE n TIAL. /.

s fEa% Riopo 'nmGqra and l@J'isn 'is1' aTs Si
MI5Rl-a0 the men to consult Drs. Bon
!.IAl>SszI aparte. d Rtypoldp sot- 1872
SyetlH0lc street, Cincimlatb is the only office
in the si;y where psrnaneht u cure OF tpiyslo
Diseases can be Rad wittout the use OF murcury
or change Of diet. vs. guaran ee 20 cure Con Or G.
Gl, Glcet, syphilis, lmIotCncy, Nocturnal
Emissions, or SGli Abuse, niuuhl Emr,ions.
Eemalc complaints, in short. every possible
'orm ard variety Of sexual D',ease.7 Cures
rapid, IN ough and rermGntnt, and fees mode
ra'c Come one Come all.
GREAT MEDICAL CIRCULAR sent for two cont
taTps
~ EtLN Gil eAFEs--A Assure preventative ,ndiscqsc.
Priee. I ench or. three for %, or ~ per dczer.
sent by mail
i'r. BIS lndgoratinS Lnim mt, rrice 90.
,or hor'e. ~ ' .'. .'.. 4.
ERLAT WORK OK PRIVATE DISEASES, TUE GUIDE
TO HtALTH. l. bolF fetal 70 eli male ami ,umula
no nlt api younz. should read tbis b.ok 1t
H'lI cntEh'en ;iI'se who gropo IL dari ness
Pllec,20' hY mail mountain Of ght one do, lar
n. h. 20 THr LADigs.--No Lvdv should be
without Nal. L,zrrt Female Mon,hl, Pills
'4te nii 'ic"'ual remedy Tor all irregularities
and nn.irnc' Il, from whatever cluso. Price
dne doaais box; ezra fnGfve sdA 'ars Cum
.nnric"ti' Ms hy mai entirely tOnfdential. No
letters viii he answered unless they contain
'emittance or u postage stamp. Cali or II dress.
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-12
GENUINE PREPARATiANs

Ard lncwin2 that the irtcllig, Mt ref-aa
from using any thing pertaining 10 qun'ksry or
the PaIent Medicine or,lar most oi- when Are
prepared by sclf-styled Doctors. who are tog
norant to re'd a physicians simplest preser,p.
hoh: much less competent to prepare phaIua-
Genital preparations, s-'' .'W''
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-12
Monday, AprA Esd, 1866,

At th9 hour Of two o'clock p IN, of said day
the loilowing premises si'unted in the cou nty
OF inton and STATE of Ohio aud boGnicd and
described t. follow t. wit: ','.i., .
One undivided SIKH part Of the west half OF
ue southeast quarter of SECTION uumber thre
lo)9 OF township hnmber eleven (ll) Of range
h'Worr scNonIoch on containing eigh,y Is u
acres more or less; tu'jtot to the dow CT ostasD
OF NaleaeI heetou dow OF John Keelun,
deceased. ,.'..'T -
Appraised ~ follows, to- wit: Two hundred
md tilty dollars lt253'O0 ! .. ~
Terms Of sale, cash il hand. ~. :,
.o2.'. ' john /. Si0CKEY,
-, Siciif V co
Joseph j. Mcdowell tt'y frrNR
Mar q, 1869 jwl2-pillTj "'