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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-09

TThis hill makes the theft Of five dollars or
more from the person Of any one, grand lar-
by Imprisonment In me
penitentiary not less than five nor more IMAM
ten wears. Simple larceny, not from the per
son, II twenty dollars or more. SHAH be deemed
grand larceny, and punishable win cohlLLc
Inent in the pcnitcntiary not less lhhh 'hie'
nor more than ten years. Ii oil less Nalut III
the firstcase, from the person. or OF twenty
dollars in the second mot from the person
the punishment shall br confinement in jail not
exceeding one year, and stripes at the dlsere'
tion of the court.
HILLS on THE SECOND READlN"
were taken up and proceeded with. a large
number was ordered 10 cnsrossmeut.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
The message from the Senate informing The
House that that body did not concur IN the
amendments Of the House to tn" biil concern .I-
ing the public printing, and communicating
otber amendments by the Senate. was received
The House adhered 10 its amendments ana
rejected those of the Senate.
The Senate bill amending AMI re-ehaCuns
section twelve chapter seyenty-scNen OF thr
Code was taken up and passed lallo"lnT
snyrpty-fiyc acres of land to parsonage III
King q rorcrl Mr.. HANsERorGH, the patron
of the bill, represented that .suCh was t'ic
poyprtyoi Tue land in the county ina S'N'hl2
i've acres would starvc klldtr lie 81" - -,
pastor was very poor, and cou!d hol poss."IS
gel along with less than tWo hunoI'u ".L :,
and ne desired to amend the bill bur 1ha ina
brIug ont of order, he minated thSl II" "oul'
trust 10 the Senate.
IMAIGRATIuN-
The IIoasr took mp senate bill to promote
and encourage immigration INTO IN" S|lto ~
VIRGINIA on its second reading.
The bin appoints a CONFERENCE.-The,
two thousand dollars clerk ri one thousatd
five hundred dollarS--tu take charge OF thr sun
;prt of immigration 10 gather facts ana status
lies 10 hc laid before immigrants, ana 10 uN'
such other cxertions ~ the agent OF me Hla'' ~
would TEND TO invite them hith"r. Also 70
find ont where labOrcr, are Wanlrht ah'
when he can, 20 supply them the cmpioNt'
noyiu., the state five dollars ~ bonus I"'
men. and two dollars for unmarried women
over eighteen wears Of age.
ON Mr.. IiEENpuN's motion, the aplIopF'd-
ton OF ten thousand dollars III the blll 10 pay
EXPENSES was reduced TO five thousand dollars
The bill was opposed by MrssrS. R4okEt'
Woop, and ELLIS, and supported by hessTs-
HERNDoN and Evans. bn one SIDE II was con
tended that the private corporations c"'ha
conduct the matter better than the State on
tho other il was asserted that portion NJ
least OF the private companies were mere
bogus concerns, and that the creaIt OF me
State would do infinitely more 10 invite
Iaburcrs than could To- done by private oreahl-
~ tionS.
Before the vote was taken, III" lioo-"
n lnurnp1.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By Harrison, Goddin ( Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers and Real Estate Agents.


~ II + BEA UTIFt l. FARM, OF
rIpI u :" oS THE MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD
HAILLF@A MILE EAST OF RICHMOND, For SALE
At ArCTloN-,Mj! b" sold At "a. anti t, r. On The
isgJ m / . CLOCK T.. NJ. the BEAUTIFUL FARM,
Of twenty four acres, called " MANStIELp,' ioea.
ted A. above opposite To- the farm Of tue late judge
T. Y. Daniel.
II i on an elevated hill, commanding IN" view
~ the city II Richmond, the soil oil whch being
rich j. well adapted to vegetables ani other crop.
There i a fnc spring on the place, and branch
running through the eastern porunh. IL "94i
admiralty suit Tor 4 Tanuery or Brewery.
The Virginia Central railroad t""EIeS tr "9
tan bark ur other supplies.
TERMS: Ono.thrd cash, balance at ak sni
tu.rIyt. months. negotiable notes, interest added
secured by a trust deed. Taxes To- b. paid by ths
purchaser. .,..,. .,..r,,,r .p,rpeox
=. d ~ kurtiuu.sr.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
ID ITUUUs !" w 4FtI1H9'
AuCtioneers and Real Estate Agents,
five doors above Spotswo0i Hotel.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, THE
i HOWARD HOUSE. TO BIZ REMOyED.-we
will sell al auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY,
the 9th of February, al III o'clock. NJ, the large
DWELLING called the Howard House, to be re.
moved. IL j. situated on Sixth street, nearly oppo.
site the New Market. The house Is large, and con
tains a great deal Of VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
Also. some MARBLE MASTELS. We hope those
wishing to purchase will examine II before the day
Of sale Mr. Sueilbgs, now occupying the premne.,
will show thom.
TERMS Cash. GRlBB - lLLlAMs,
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NEW DRUG STORE. KINDER
y WATER & BOOK, APoTHECARIEs s DRtb.
GlSTS, lgi BROAD, BETWEEN FIFTH AND >iAs
STREETS. offer for sale KENDALL'S ANBoLlaS
STERLING'S AMBROSIA, MRS. ALIENS H4I.
RESToRER, No. l, =, and } Hall, siclian iaf
Remover, Cocaine, Rauchfuss's Eureka li"r I"'
vigorator Lyons Kathairon, Tricophorou,, soie
don't, Night Blooming Cereus, genuine Luon
Extract, and Fariua Cologne, &c, Sc. Also, gr1
assorted stock u Drugs, Chemicals Medicine,
Toilet and Fancy Articles, Perfumrries, rae"
Medicines, oils, pyc>tuf., &c, 80 PREsCElr.
TlONS compounded with the greatest carr, 3
reasonable prices al all hours of the day or n'sA'
G. BOOK.
J KINrERvsTER,
late with l.. Waaners
ACARD.-boctor BOOK, a practical and eAi''l.
store fe s-3tfW>.
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AUCTION SALES-THIS DAY.
BY James Luxford, Auctionssr,
No. 20 Main street.

HousEHHKolLlps FnR !. F5s s. GEN n
ATcTIoN AT 10 o'clock THIS MORNING Will
sci s 81 my CHAMBER SET OF FURNITURE
BUREAUS,
WARDROBES,
OFFICE DESKS,
CHAIRS,
TABLES, rr.nr
FEATHER BEDS and MATTRESSES,
10 dozen new sHIRTS-colored, fancy, and Spa.
nish Linen
case new FIGS,
TIyWARE, &c,
COOKING STOVES. &c.
f. s-it JAMES LCXFORD, Auctiopser
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code 4 Wade, Agent,


W the 18th instant, ~ o'clock, L. NJ, on the
premises. the HOUSE and LOT noT occupied ~
William Franklin, on tn" Brook turnpike, All
nearly opposite the residence Of William T., "atr
The premises are in good order. The house eoh"
taius five rooms, with kitchen aud other ont
houses aud 4 well Of good water IN the yard.
TFKar On.-third cash halauc" al three .1A
,ix months WILLIAM f.. WADE.
Attorney in iact
G;p,r4r Y T.-r tur'i.urrr f. I'D.
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HIGH CONSTABLES SALE

4 1 U IL 'oNS ADlsIs - hDat LIZ.
IL VIII h. Sold on SATURDAY, February lost,
Loo at II o'clock 4 81, at store No Wall sttret
under tn" 81 Chare. Hotel, the following fhe'
PEkTY. to wit.
! DESK,
CHAIRS,
STOVE,
barrels GROUND GOLFER,
box PIPES,
part barrel WINE,
TABLE,
part dcmiohn WINE,
parts drmi Johns WINE,
box CORDIAL,
box GROUND COFFEE,
!! barrels bottles PORTER.
boxes SYRUP,
IS empty BOTTLES,
part barrel MOLA>SES.
parts bottles WHISKY,
part barrel BRANDY,
rs bottles CHERRY WINE,
basket WINE,
empty KEGS,
krg WINE,
Ia bottles assorted WINE.
demijohns WINE,
| key PORT WINE,
boxes GROUND PEPPER.
boxes CREAM TARTAR,
30 boxes CIGARS.
Also, the UNEXPIRED LEASE ~ said store %
satisfy atlachmen ts ia my hands IL favor 81 } Il
Williams against w. W. Shore aud J. L. HAM.
ton, and in favor II J. X. Hamilton ags'"'
Edwards 4 Collins.
The above sale is made by the order 81 tho talh
If Hastings, aud upon the following terms, 70 vi
For all sums under twenty dollars, cash over
twenty dollars, at ninety days, Tor satisfactory
endorsed negotiable notes, with interest added,
frs A. X. CRUMP. II. {. {. Il.
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9eatAs.

SWETLAND.-ln Macarthur, on the Ssh
day of january. 4. D. 1868. after long and
painful illness, Mrs hovINA SwETLASD, wife
Of j. &. Swetland, Esq, as>l So years.
In the loss of Mrs SHETLAND the Co mmuni-
ty has neen deprived of one of i,s b rightosi
ornaments /; bnt though we loose a fr lend by
her death, yet SUE has gan,d happi or home
in Heaven. Always the devoted wifn. the ger
erous neighbor, tho steallast friend she is
gone to rest from her lnbors and roa n tho re.
ward of good deeds done N the body. Sire
lived "a the Christian lives, and ed as the
Christian dietl.
oh how flecting are lire's pleasures,
How deceiving arc its ways:
All they SCARCELY fill our promise
Ereit withG-s and decays.
But there Is o ne consolation
Left us in It's closing even
That there is a cline uniadihg,
Far abovethe starry Heaven
Whire the Tree of Life is blooming
In :he light of endless day,
Aud the smile Of Go, is cleaning
On his Angel ones Away.
And tits there our loved and lost ona
On Gods bosom folds her wings
And her spirit, tuned in glory,
Through the upper Eden siugs: ..
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anaytMgts

w RrMAN-CUERY-,Or the IN doy o
January, by tho Re-. II. II Ferris, at the res
ijGncc OF Mr.. i. I. Bothwcl in Macarthur. Mr
John T. Wortn'Un to Wis, Eliza Il. Curry.
RUSSELL--M MANSFIELD. In tlis place, m
the morning of the 25th nit ,hy Norman Root
Mr. G. NJ RUSSELL, Of Fra l';t6 rt. Knru,ky,
and Miss MAIy A.. eldest daughter OF George
Mansfield, Esl., Of this county.
Mr. L., being printer. has our best wishes.
Iny he never want tor SMALL cara. May he
and his accomplished lady DO conllaod to ono
EMBRACE.
We copy tho above from the last issue of tie
Athens Messenger, anl mrSt &C dilly join in
the expressions of good will to our f lend and
brother fgpo, Mr.. Russell. May &c and his
lovely bride have pleasant voyage II The un.
certain sea Of ma.rimory, and glide peacefully
overits bosom TO haven Of pcrfec rest.
McGRIFF- F-lIlTCHCOCK In tho VI. T..
Church. at jamestown. on Sunday evening
Dec. 10Th, by Rev. john s. Lvtle. OF Cleveard
Ohio. JAS. n. McGRIFF, of lIamdcn, Ohis,
and Miss S. ADELA lllTCncoCK, of jamestown.
Pennsylvania.
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NTcArthur Grnin Mark
Cincinnati Market.

.CINCINNATI, Jan. o.
CoFrEE,-Wc quote common Rio at 27a-
2Sc. prime do. ut 39a30c choice do. at 3lc
common Java at 4jc, aud prime do at ljc
per lb.
EGGs-NIarkct dull and closed at 2ja2Sc
per dozen for fresh, in good shipping or
der.
FLoUI-We puOtc Supcrllnc at 81 Goa
Z 60 new wheat extra at 81 7TaS 90 old
wheat extra ut So 7Ja9 % lamilyat 50 ~
al0 ~, and Fancy ut $40 5Oal2 co. RIVE
-four s. OO perbbl, Buckwhcat flour 81 GCa
! - per 100 lbs, and So COalO GO per Dbl,
the latter for Eastern. Corn meal Is active
at ~ - per leo lbs.
GRAIN-We quote prime old Red wheat
ut 81 seal 81. with an occasional sale Of
choice at - GO. New Red 81 - for prime
and 81 2Jal Sc iOa inferior Some lots Of
old White are offered at 50 3Ca$2 30. The
demand for Corn is still active, and prices
remain firm for ear at 53a55c per blshel.
Shcllcd J0aGGc for mixed and 75c including
sacks. Oats in fair demand at 39c. and lGc
for choice. Rye in little demand, Mt 75c for
prime. \ few sales of prime fall barley
reported at 81 l5al 20.
SUGAR-Wc quote raw at l3a1Gc: yellow
refined, lGai7c: white soft refined, lGalSc;
hard refined, l9a2Oc.
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New York Market.

New fORH, Jan. 9.
FLorn--ls dull and heavy, ard comm ON
grades aIe l0a20c lower. Sales ut q 9juS 20
Tor extra State, IS GDIS 50 for extra round
hoop ONO; and 70 9nal0 70 tor trudc bra dis,
tie market closing heavy Tor common GRADES.
WnLAT-!s duh and nomin. lily lu2c lower on
common grades. SaeS Of new No. Mllw4u-
kc Club u 81 JIly.
Cons dull aud lie loser. Sales a. sias9c
for unsnund, and 81 a93c for sound mixed Wcs-
tern, uilDrt and in store.
'ATs--Aro duh. Sal cs Il. 4ja53 FIR un,ound
and Gll62 iurs und.
iR'vIsIoEs--Po'k il hea7y and irregular.
Sales At s.7 75a9S 90 for ncw moss, olorirr at
S!S cash Sg7i97 rs tor 1919 mess, closing
ut ~ 81 re. ular !; S2l 50u22 fer pri.lr; nd
az 20 for prime mess also. 3 ia bbls new
me" for Fehrulry. Mhreh and April. se.lsrs'
option, at q 75a2j. Beef is quiet. Cut meats
are quiet, At llal3c for Shoulder au 31%llG
tor II ms. Bacon is dull sales Of long Iiubvd
for January, sellers option, ut l4IIc. Dre sed
logs nrc lover, at lhllB, for Western, and
ls'9al2o for city. Lard i heavy al i5a 7e5,
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SAD CAsUALTY.-On Monday last
several little children Of Mr.. Stewart. liv-
ing near Vin,on Furnace, accidentally got
hold of pistol which had been laid away
somewhere in the hluse, and whilst en-
gagtd in examining it, the weapon OK.
pioded, instantly killing little son of Mr.
Stewart, aged about two years. The ball
entered the little fellows breast. passing
near the region Of the heart. This sad af
fair ought to be warning to parents in re.
gard to the conccHlment of loaded weapons
about house where chiden ore. There is
entirely TOO much care!e,sness exhibited in
this respect, and scarcely day passes but
we hear Of some fatal accident resulting
from the careless handling Of FIRE AIMS, In
this instance, we sincerely sympathize with
the bereayed parents in their terrible af.
Fiction.
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MIDNIGHT RoYsTERIyG,-We ba,

MIDNIGHT ROYsTEMNG.-We had
occasion, on Saturday night of last week
to be at our office until a late hour. and were
startled, about IL O'Clock, BY wi'd un.
earthly SelIs, accompanied by the firing Of
n pistol and loud cries Of " Knuck him
down Shoot him " and other such sweet
and harmonious sounds inlerlaned with
such oalhs as only Gcnd ncaina,c ought
to nse. This may all be very pleasant rc
the parties themselves, but it is very an
noyng to our peaceably disposed cli,zns
aud should b, stopped If man cannot 'ti.
decent drink ol whisky, without mailing
manacs Of themselves, they ought never to
touch it. We write this more in SORROW
than in anger
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OLEAGINoUs.-Wo published, in
our last week S issue, IN article on The Oil
prospects of this region signed Ohser.
server" to which we failed 10 call the at.
teEtion of our readers. We now supplv
the omission and call attention to the arli.
Gle. We are well satisfied that, If the pro.
per energy is exhibited, and sufficient
amount OF capital invested, TO derelop the
hidden wealth CT our Oleaglnous deposits.
we will yet reap rich harvest from this
recently discovered source of public and
private wealth. The wells mentioned bv
observer" are, We understand, Giving
lair promises of good yield, ani will
doubtless richly repay those engaged in
boring. There is, without oorbt, a large
Oil basin underlying portion of this coun-
ty, with probable dip corresponding in n
certain ratio with that of our Goa veins
ana silicioas strata of rock. This basin
can be reached by boring deep enough. and
we are satisfied its lich deposits will yet
be oroIght tolight. Il remains to be seen
wne'ner our own citizens will take hold of
TINS matter, or whether they will wait un.
I'll the enterprise of foreign capitalists siezes
the rich prize and bears it beyond ti,eir
grasp. Let them look 10 it.
We shall endeavor to keep our readers
well posted on this important subject in
future, and INSTRUMENTATION relating
TO it,
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Spreial Sjotite5.
10 COn>uiuplives.

The advertiser, having been restored to health
IN II few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with scycrc
lung affection, aud that dread diseasc, Con
sumption is aLXouS TO mako known to his
i1llow-tultrcrs rho means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send clpv Of
the prescription used, free of charge, with tho
directions FIR preparing and using tho same,
which they will find suro cure for run,umu-
ton, Asthma, Brpnchi,s Coughs, Colds Il Il
al Ihroat and Lung Affections. The on ly OBJ
Jcct Of !hc ADVERTISE in send ng the Prcscrip-
uon is to hcn,lit the nillictrd and ,priad mror-
nation which hr cnncrNcS io no iuvalulblr
aud he hopes every suH;.Ier will ly ri, remedy
a1 l. viii cost :hem nothing and ma, prove u
blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription, FREE, By
return mail, will p!easc address
Key. EDWARD a. WILSON,
liam 'buIgh, Kings Co N. Y.
January II, lSGG-ly.
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EDITOR OF DEMocRAr-With your per-
mission ! with to say to TIE readrrs Of ,our
plper, that | will send. by return mail. to
all who wish it, (Iree) Reel pc, with full
directions for making and using a simple
Vegetable Balm, that will eaectually re-.
move. in ten Lays, Pimpes, Bloches, Tan,
Frcckles, and all Impurities of the Skin,
leaving the same soft, clear, smooth aud
beautiful.
| will also mail free to those having bald
heads. or bare faces, simple directions and
information that will ena5e them to start
full growth of Luxuiant Hair, Whiskers,
or Moustache, ia les; lhan thirty days.
Al, applications answered by return mail
without charge.
Respectfully yours.
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
S3l Broadway, New York.
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PATENT ATMospHERIC CHUnN.-
We have been shown a very irgeniousIy
CONSTRUCTED Churn, with the above t,le
which ]: doubtless destined to create quite
a revolution in this department of the
Dairy. 1t makes the butter come" in
from three to five minutes, and will gst the
butter from any kind of milk, either sweet
OF sour, in from twelve to fifteen minutes.
1t is well worthy the attention OF our far
mefs and diirymen.
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PIANos.--Any of our ladies wish
Ing TO buy or rent pianos, and let the rent
pay for them, can obtain the same at manll-
fcturers prices, by calling OH me, when
will explain prices and terms.
MRs. RUTIr C.. BRATToN.
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a CARD TO INvALIDs.

Clergyman while residing in South Amer
ca rs II missionary discovered a "a io and sim
pie romedy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness
Early Decay. Diseases ofthe Urinary and
Seminal Organs. and the whole train OF disnri
derS brought on by bane'ul and vicinu, habit.
Great LGlHbeis have been already cured by this
noble remedy. Promytcd by desire to ben.
tit The "iflcted anl unfortunate, will scnc
the reel c for preparing ana using this m, di
enc: in seal led envelope, to any one who needs
it, FREE OF CHARGE.
Please ihcloso postpaid oevcIope, address
cd to yourself.
Address
JOSEPH r. INMAN,
STATION ID. BiBLE lTnusE.
Mra' leth tSO1-br. New York
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ONO AGRICULTURAL CONyEyTIoN.-
This bod! assembled in Columbus last weeL
and have doubtless, ere this, eccomp Iisled
much lmr"' ant work relative 10 the lgri.
cultural interests Of oui State. In a future
issue Of our paper, we shall Try 10 find room
for a synopsis Of their proceedings which
will be of gene raj interest 10 cur farming
community.
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FIRE.-Between II and 10 o'clock
yesterday, our citizens were startled by the
alarm OF fire, which proved to be in the
kitchen OF the Macarthur House. But tri.
fling damage was sustained
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ECLIPsEs,-This year will witness
five eclilses three Of the Sun and two If
the Neon. Only twH will be visible in
this Iatiuie-On one of the Moon, OH the 24h
Of September, and one Of the Sun on the
8th Of October.
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NorIcE.-Tho second quarterly
meeting for this charge will be held at the
NJ E. Church next Saturday and Sabbath.
Preaching by Elder Adams, on Saturday.
at two o'clock, P. NJ, and Oh Sd55alh at
half.past ten o'clock, A. NJ.
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WE will publish next week, by
request Of lady friend, al article entitled,
Worse than Ghost Story" GoYernor
AndGrson's Message crowds it out this
week.
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NOTICE TO ADyEBTIsERs.--All Ad-
Verlisments paid for, in the .NcArihur
Dsmocrol, win be continued in this paper
the time contracted for.
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Strange but 'E'v,;r.

Every young lady and gentleman in tie
United States can hear something very much
to Their Ndrar'ag, by return mail. free of
charge, by addr ssing the underlined. Those
having any icaTs of being humbug el will
ohiigc by not noticing this card. All Others
viii please address their obadiont servant.
IllOS. g.. CIIAPMA".
JELLY s3l Broadway. n. Y,
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To COYsUMPTIvEs.-The undersigned
having been restored to health in lew
weeks b, very simple remedy. alicr hiv.
iug suffered spyeral years. with severe
lung uileclon-und that orcal disease,
Cunsumplion--iS anxious to make known
To his fellow sufferers the means uf cure.
To all who dcsile it, le will send copy
o the prescription uscu free oI chirscl
win the directions fur preparing and using
lhe same, which they will find sure cure
Tor Consumolon, Aslhma, Bronchitis.
Cuughs. Cold &c. Tho cnlc object nf .he
advertise IN sending The Pres ripiion is 10
beuriit the afflicted, aud spread in'orma ion
sslich hr C0nceivcs TO he invgu bic, amt
he ehOpcs every sufferer will try his remedy
asi; will cost them nothing, aud may prove
a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will
please address
Rgv. Ed WARD WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county,
New York.
October 70 l66l-3m a. g.
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DR.. TALBOTT'S FILL,

DR.. I A OTIS PILLS
Composed Of highly concentrated extrarct.
lIom roots and herbs Of the highest medical
value, lnallIble in The cure Of all dereasss
ofthe Liver o: any arrangement ofthe Di-
gestive Organs, They remove all Tmpuri-
ties ol the Blood, and ara unequaled in the
cure o! Diarrh@. JIundice, Dyspepsia, Scro.
lula. Blllousness, Liver C mplant, Fevers.
Headache. Piles, MerruriaI Diseases, Here.
dilarl Humors DOSE for adults, one pili in
the muLing children half pill, From one
to three pills will cure ordinary cases, and
from one to three boxes will cure any curea
BILE case Of no matter how long slandins:-
Price 81 copper box, Trade supplied or sent
by mail ..,.
V'MOTT TALBOT MD. & Co
uns lst lse5-ly 50 Fulton SsNY
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Errors Oi l Yo;lil,

A Gentleman who sulf red for yoars from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and nil
the eit,c's of youthful indiscretion, ,ill. for
sake OF suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the receipt and directions for making
tie 'implu remedy by which hj was cured.
Sufferers wishil g to profit by the advertisers 5
experience, can DO 80 hy address ng
JOIIN b. OGDEN,
Jcll-ly. No, u Chambers st. n. Y.
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Cincinnati Cattle Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. o.
BEEF CATTLE-ThCre was some inquiry
for cattle tor feeding. All cattle offered
were sold. Quotations per 100 lbs gross
Common, 81 90; fair. 81 2ja5 Co; prime.
- 2jal 10; extra, So COaG 50; extra ship
pings 20.
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Hon. A. j. Swain, member Of
the House of Representatives Of Ohio Leg
islature will accept our thanka for iavCrs
received.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-11

WE devote the most Of our space
this issue to the Message Of Gov. Ander.
son. 1t is quite lengthy.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-11

SEE interesting reading matter
on Fourth page.