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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-12-27

Of sal wood, orc and other material, with
interest thereon from the time Of incurring
the same.
Said premises are appraised as on entirety
at the sum OF Sixly-two Thousand and FIJI
ty dollars 1852, ,O50 O0l, and must bring
two-thirds Of that sun.
Terms OF Sale. cash.
JOSEPH ]. MCDOWELL,
Special Master Commissioners.
noy22w5
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A EN- rs w AN TED
Camp, the Battle Field, and
the Hospital,
I, rs and Shadows of the
BE a. II q b74'4 TIE.
By Order IF Kiatoa PrOSa% Court

IN pursuance Of an order Of thd ProbIts
Il Court Of VinIon county, Ohio, kill offer
tor sale, al public auction on I GlJ0ii n
Monday, the 2Sth Of Janu0ri, 1867,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock Mlan6 four
o'clock =, r,,.upon the premises, the blowing
described real estate, situate in the 4nniy oi
vin.on and State Of Ohis, to wit; 1hs west
half Of the southwest quarter of ssstBn num-
Der Ave, % township number eight. % range
number sixtees, (l6) 10 said county IA State.
eoptsjning seventy four{ 74) aerss. 9,lifl :
Also, ttiity, four (34) acres off tho lbDh end
Of the east tsIi Of the southeast 6aar9s o. SEQ
ton number six, (6) township humbkr eight,
~ range member .ixteen. (le) ID said
county and State. Appraised at q, ,iss &
THRMs or SAFE - One third on h H. hand
one third in ak months, and the remaining one
Third 10 Twelve months from The day Of sale,
with interest the payments 70 be secured oy
mortgage 9n the prsmises. lnows III
aec27 66.5w] PATRICK HENRY QUINN, &
Admir- eflhe estate Of Michael Dauehefty, tecid.
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NOTICE To TEACHERS

TNHE regular, meeting of the Board Of
IL School Examiners Tor Vinton county
will be held at the Union School House, In
McArthur, Ohio, on the l1st and Sd Satnr-
days In the months Of March, April, May,
September, October, and November; and
the LIST Saturday In the months Of January,
February, June, July, August, and Decem-
Der, In eaeh, year. Aapplicants are require
ed, by law, TO pay 50 cts. each, as q COM,
dition Of examination. gnlt9b ,9iafl
.oG q no ' 0RYILLEGUNNING, Chm,
j. N. McGILLIVRAY, ,
dec7O'66-tfl J.J. MCDOWELL, Clk.
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% AdministrrtoT Sale
oj [ ii IGF -oR-+ d" ,buetai
II EAL EsTATE re.

The STATE Of 0hio, Nnton Co..: (
Willis % Leach, sl' deed, PHI, : & ,3ouayoaIs .
Mary Leach, siid.v. !. Al. On order Of Sale.
3 the heirs ut law Of decd 3nj nt 1Hc.ttj ]
~ -: deffs.;s III Js4if ysb 17,lig +
TN pursuance Of an order Of sale, granted BY
Il the Probate Court, within and for the sid
county Of VinteA, andl directed 10 me, II win
offer for sale. FREQ and unencumberec By dover,
At public auction, on t'9u w " -
Tuesday, January 10TH, 1891,
Between the hours of 10 o'elocks n and 4 D.
clock m q said day upon the premises, The
following described real eststei situated ia ths
ton pship Of Clinton In said county, 10 vit:
RI The northeast quarter Of fbe south west
Quarter Of Section Number Nineteen 10y, In
township number ten (le) Of range number
seventeen t17) eontaining foriy acres
more or less, subject 70 sale 1t ChiIlicoths land
ofhee. ~ 10 iilsiibd euJ 1of JUrdR Z
a Also, ln-lo's number fourtsen{ ~ and num-
Der thirty setcn (S7) In the town Of Hsmdsn,
In afotessid tewnship and. .county.gi sDert'
said h.t dessFihsd irssl estate appraised 1t
Said ia.ios No IA appraised atsix hundred
And s.id No appraised ui Ia !, Two Slsu hup
drsd and ant dollars Ss56);; snd must tfiSs
tvo-thirds ef thSss rsspectivsI slms. b J5 5d
TTR,n or SAIs;--Q 1e-third In hand, ens-
third 10 one yeof, and one-third IL Two yssrs
from the day flsis, sith intsrssi; ma dsIss-
q S PAVE 2! ,, sns. 2 b secured by noisrr pysn
% .9'tg 81 ioiRoBERr BucKkER, .asrla
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Ohange Of TiIAe.

M, 8 g. r.. r., TIME TABLE.
ERoM and alter Sunday the /, tn day o. June
Il lsst,iTrsins will leave Stations nahed as
follows 4. ,C,y nif H radls.. ~
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i.Momcs fer che lEarNcicss.
FIN E IA R M
~ b 3qtq ,a-EoR-9 b6os 9ft
3. 8 "A L. E /. =

a. fHAAhA
TWILL sell $40 Acres of land; Is acres msa-
J. dow land, 40 acres pasture land, s5. acres
,fallow ground, making l70 acres cleared and
fenced TIE remainder we'll timbored. ~ 9ll1
4 There is, on the farm, two good frame houses
one Of which is stories, with good rooms,
also, stable out nouses good we'll OF Watef, DC
The other is 5S stories, with 5 good rooms,
good well Of water and socd d out buildings.
A Fine Orchard i.
or 200 apple trees mostly bsaring,) 100 peach
trees (bearing,) and fine lot Of plum. pear
and cherry trees. This land lies IN Harrison
Township, Vinton county, hio, is on the State
road from Chilicothe 70 McArthur, 4 miles
from the NJ. e. O. railroad, at Ray ~ a.
from Londonderry. Thls',land wi lie alaat
very Low rieVHrs and on fair terms. oY4
Possession Given Immediately.
Also, 800 shocks of corn and Is tons of hay yet
on the premises, will be sold, with, or separate
from the farm. For further particulars, writs
mssOr call al my ofiCssin McArtbui, ehie,r
t II. C, JONES,
decl3w6 " 'iI. Agen: and ATTY.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-12-27

1soI TsYos9T ot ToYR9bIo ot. ii
II ,shonsmaisogq 9s0dr .bmoIg
ii II tedi -IGgoI % o b9bsoaoo
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NOTICE Sarah Y, Andrews, WHOSE place
1yaof rts:dence 10 unknown, Is hereby. noti-
fed that Seth N. Andrews did, ,on the Goth day
Of December, ad 1866, ille bis petition in the
ofiee Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleis within and for the county Of vipton and
stats Of Ohio, charging the said sassh Y An-
drevs with adnlteyy, with one T.. d. Norton,
and asking thst he may, b. divorced from her,
che saia ear&h NJ, sndfoE other relief, which
pstitisn viii be for hearing ct the next term Of
said court - EETh n. AnDRRWs.
dscaote 2. w by @. Jdnes, hisaktiy.
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- FOR 1HE-7A ny
f 1866 and che Hi,nple Eax Of 1s66.

Of Lots returned delinquent BY the Treasurer Of Vim.
the Taxes and penalty charged thereon agteepby 90
a In the following LIST, Wig; - sNAS
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-12-27

gHitisir g ekil oh9o na siEaHK
snlnj9T ole n9dH s9ouGtnieupaa
.liso IpoI
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Tn, T.n number .eoncludes vol, ] Of The

S1aS''5' sdi bGs ,aan9.ho gaisaii
n9d@ otaif odi OF qu baunlia0o
d3idv ,hsmisioo1q eJ Il4ds eoa9q
gonl ! gsgd ssd tsy zs7er Ii
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-12-27
M6!z!2th,


nR., RIoKLAHD's ToNIois
Up .tion o Roots and He,
a ID 4 'minltives to strengt,
aenef ussystem. tits q cer,ts
oDepsi ;, or Indigestion, NerTi,
VI Apphte, .Acidity ofthe Stomal
nd Deb ity. II is not alcoholic,
,oularly suited to Weak, Nervol
n,ptic persons. For sale By all DR.
There at one dollar per bottle.
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notice hereby thst whole o. ac ots
the
sale viii continued until the said
'ecsm6s 81 D fs s VI 'l sss 3 n a. Anas0r
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-12-27

ETThere are one hundred and
sixteen miles ofpayed streets in
CinciI natl. l98l sliig i9di ,yaa
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-12-27
pOflA MONTH"; Agents wanted for s,x % :
0J0 tifdy new articles. just ont. address
o, 7. GASsL City lsuildipy, Biddeford, No

~ 'r''"'Tf aaA bstGgbs II1bl1A ~ I
-nol1 .zeaaT yss-grW taa Kegatyea II
.9sll .sss sigiI ssfiq e7ifqis9eeh llai hrn sFai
.sssgbbk .sfsdW71sss bsfnsa sla32k
90 D .OaH .YAu abliAt
4 4 .s9askiysfi z ssztrod = .ast2I
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Deficient Appetite.

Arises from . ,disoidersd ,stou scb. snd, Is
best improved BY plenty Of exercise and mild
pusgatives Of Robsck . Sugar costh Blood
Pill. Robseks Stomach Bit,ep win siso
prove very beneficial. ahliDp ,l'3s 'l2g
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-12-27
AH Kinds Of Dye &uG,

A general aseor lent Of perfumeries, cristodo-
tSs E..s aaiiays v,iIanted 70 color the hair jet
tetter's and nobask's stomach Bitters, coneen-
trated Lye, soap,a general assortment of gen.
tlemen's winter gloves from the flpest buei to
the common wooden, all kinds of Liquors from
che finest wrench Brandy and old bourbon whis-
Ky to common corn whisky to be sold from one
pint to one hundred gallons, or any other guam
tity desired, all OF which he proposes to sell as
low, II not lower than other house in the coun-
ty. 81 kinds Of country produce taken in ex-
change for Groceries.
Children esn get goods as cheap sstheir pa
COME, ONE!. COME ALL!
Sept. 27-6mz w JIG. sWETLANn.b
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si, ~ EsiBgHosss yr,ys 70 sHEkJO
.sSias slasfs q
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n.Boy YnElgoW asd s1i2I5t blpoH
y ~ .b9iIqe1 eds r,.aqsm .s9i@
-.s t.tr. v-tts.s
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GROCERIES, and LIQUORS
q 81 "a -- r
]. C, SNBTLAID,
COR. OF MAIN & LOCUST srs.

Las now on hand very large and well Sc
Ii slected stock of oil Kinds Of Groceries and
Liquors, consisting In part Of Teas, ctfIee. su-
gar, robacco, oigars, white Tish, Mackeral, cod
Fish, Pickles canned reaches. cove oysters, rep
per sauce1catsup, N. o. Mollasses, cider vinegar,
Bedcolds, rowder, Lead, shot, caps,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-03-14

4 Serious Evil.
NO. II.

/ believe every country school teach
er of experience will bear me out in
saying that in every district. having
an aggregate ool-going population
Of forty children, there should be one
schooi-housc and one teacher, and that
when the aggregate attendance Of any
school greatly exceeds forty, an assis-
tant teacher is needed. Now this fact
for it undoubtedly is a fact-nceds
TO be impressed upon the minds OF
school directors and all others whose
duty it is to supply the educational
wants Of the community. To place
from sixty to eighty pupils Cor even
ninety, rs Is now being done in at least
one instance, i'll this county, in the
hands ot one teacher and to expect OF
him that be shall etfectually govern
them and give them all needed liz
struc'ion in the alphabet, spelling.
reading, writing, arithmetic, mental
ana written, geography, grammar, and
what not else, IS the sheercst folly, an
outrage upon common sense And the
otfense Is greatly aggravated when
children, IN sach large numbers are
put into dark, cold and dingy school
rooms, with miserable funiture. with
no play ground without and totally in
sufficient room within to accommodate
them comfortably. 1t is idle to expect
that children who are compelled to at
tend schools Ct this kind will ever love
learning or make satisfactory progress,
even though taught by capable and
devout teacher. Some pupils will in
evitably be neglected, and the wants
OF all will be but poorly met. Knowl-
edge will be acquired in mere driblets.
recitatlons will be few in number and
OF inadequate length, and the most
barassing labors performed by the
teacher with the poorest results. None
hut teacher, perhaps, can fully com
prehend the difficulties Of such posi-
ton, how constant the care and anxi.
ETY., how severe the labor of discipline
and instructions, and how keenIv must
be felt the cold neglect or unfriendIy
criticism with which such necessarily
trultless iabors are sometimes reward
cd.
1t is asking too much Of human ma
ture TO bear such insufficient school ac-
commodalons III wealthy agricultu-
raj district without at least firm 2ro-
test. The p ople have :: right to de-
'"and that their children shall be sun
r'led with letter educational facilities
1t is to be hoped, for the credit Of our
country, that Instances Of such fac
rant neglect are rare, but know. from
some positive experience and observa.
ton, that a number OF schools and
school-houses Of the kind alluded to do
exist IN the midst of abundant wealth
But the evil is not without a remedy
Let teachers and parents assert them.
selves Let directors rise to a true
comprehension Of the magnitude and
Importance of their duties Let them
build schoolhouses in sufficient npm.
bers and Of such kind as will be an
honor to themselves and the country
And above all, wherever that is nrac.
tIca6le, let them grade the schools
u. II. Z.
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FEfSNKTE'RE.

and has now on hand large assortment of
goods suitable for housekeeping. such a. So
taS, Tetes, Spring and Cane Chairs, Windsor
Chairs, Lounges, marble top Tables. with
genera! assortment Of well made furniture of
all kinds, and at low prices We wish t.
draw the attention Of purchasers TO call and
examine the stock. In conr ectipn he can
furnish persons with Crockery. Queensware,
Butterbowls, Churns. Tubs, Buckets, Wash.
boards, fuckers patent Clothes Wringer-
best machine out to save labor and clothing.
Hair, busk. and Excelsior Mattresses, Ward,
robes. Settees. Extension Tables. on hand
Bargains cEn be had bv calling at A. Fe
lix's Store or Furniture Warehouse.
Jan3l A FELIX.
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ARoUsED-One of our fellow teach
ers-and by the way, one Of the best
teachers in the county-was noticed,
after one of the evening sessions Of
the Teachers Association at McVev,
town. seated alone in a corner of the
hotel sitting room, and in q brown
study He was brought to by the un-
ceremonlous question, What's wrong,
II. -" Disconsolate reply: i used
TO have the opinion that knew some
thing, and that | could teach pretty
well, but have discovered that | know
nothing and can't teach at all Lake
many others, he had been thoroughly
aroused by the earnest, prachcal, ana
yet eloquent words uttered that even
ing by Prof. WickerSham. Just here
lie some OF the most obvious benefits
Of teachers meetings; teachers come
together, an admirable professional
feeling is often the result, they become
acquainted, they learn to respect one
another, they are aroused, from broad
er, truer, and nObIer conceptions Of
the nature aud Importance OF their
mission. The crust or she'll, alluded
10 by Prof ", is rubbed of, if il have
made its appearance. The broader
aud more genial social ,ympathies are
brought into play. and thus something
is done 10 avert the danger of their be
coming the dry and marrow charac-
ters upon whom, as Prof ". happily
remarked, 'ECu can see teacher teach
ar teartferl written All around
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Entire Confidence

does he place in the merits Of hI' ".I
th; / he uters in eases 70 refund ''r I
after q thorough trial of two o"',i
fails to give perfect satisfaction -
whose children'5 hair is harsh anu
thin aud scant, vii! find by ns'',
storer it will Immediately improve.
laying the foundation for a good be'''
So desirable In after life.
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iele graphing.

The arrangements for TeiagraphIng arc far in adj
pubic. A regular Telegraph Line Is connected wilh
the Institution wth twenty branch Offices in various
paris q lie city, where public business : tran cre
ana IL which the students Of this Institution are per
united to practice. No regular Office practice can Ae
l 10 any ot'tI school q" instruction IN the country.
N't-.put "nic!l no one can obtain position a. pra-
teal operator Young men are cautioned against tie
deceptive representations Of those VINO. wltuUu, any
sAcA iAclIIties, pretend 10 teach IelrgraphInn.
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Purely Vegetable Production

We challenge tie world to pradn''i
stnuce where the Restorer bas ia i..
used according to directions. Il Is "
recommended by the CIer- Y ami thei
The proprietor is aware Of the m'.
have been disappointed by the h'sh '
preteuse uf the numerous barr prrF 4
with which the market has been Bis"
lew years past, but such
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Patronage.

This Institution ls n"@ enjoying the largest patron
age ever bestowed upon any commercial school IN
the State. over five hundred students were IN atten
dance the first year. and seven hundred ,lurn
the past year. The best class Of students NAV inva-
uany be found here, ana ali associations aie irst.
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Location and Accommodations.

The Institution j. located in tire most central part
OF the city and us accommodations. for extent re-
gancc and convenience. are unsurpassed. All the
rooms have been fitted up IN very best style with
BUSINESS OFFICES OR COUNTING HOUSES
TELEGRAPH OFFICES. STATIONERY STORE
a EEGULlR
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE
supplied with nc|ycngraved LiJhoEraphic notes used
- circulating medium IL the Department u Actual
Rn-lnaSS
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Br. Clocks Excelsior Hair Re''"'

and take no other. Sold by Drug "A
where at $l00 per bottle. or '1
50 90. DR.. +. b. CL0Ch, fTVp II
F. j, Hoffman, Agt. for Militia r0'
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A Single Trial

will convince the most sceptlcai q >"
Once use it aud you will always -
Ca!lfDr
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REDUCED, asEnVc,
=. r. LOOP

ii AS greatly reduced the rr;.,.
Ii and Sh"es. Having a Ia.s." "
goods on hand, be propose, n >.,1 .',1 :. : N,e,
prices He has tine a>surtman, - - 'rlg,
selection cf mems Boots. fr,m - :, = 'as {
ward; boots from eco t. ) : - - and 4
also wom"n'S shoes in great w.; ;'."> I
every style, 1t greatly reduced 49,! 49,; and
stock Of chl!Jren's Shoes i, ,..r ,'r'' L
ranges from 65 cents upward ''s' q
ment Of gam shoes We ,,iH M. ,'' a'>'
teutinn t" manufacturing, luvs,, ,'.is
the best stock, and keeJing M ".'s b
most experience j workmen. Y. '&s
uur work second 30 none in r.,rr .,..
a good assortment Of home mad. a'a
hand which vii be sold low n. "r'a
vite the public generally to cal, .ri u. 4
Tor themselves. and save at ls,,,,... A'a
per cent. Work made tn order w.,I. ..'! ~ ,.
lie has also on hand fine a,....,.
mems, wumen'S misses ami chigtr.,..
and cotton HOSE. luwar in price ,b.,
town. Cali at the old ,tauc, in ,..r
square. i,,5,
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Ne>tings. which he will make up h i
the Ee.f and most fashionable >,r1a H..
reas1uahle terms. Give bum ! call =,
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Illustrated Circular and Catalogue.


DERSONS in general. and especially those
L about going to housekeeping. will take
notice that \. Felix is sill manufacturing all
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Notice to Tax Collectors.
THE tax collectors Of this county are here.
IL by notified that all outstanding taxes up
to and inclnding 1865, must be settled on or
before lst day of April next. or suits will be
instituted against all deIinquents. By direc
tlon OF the Commissioners
CHARLES w. GIBBS,
Lewistown, Feb. 81, '66. Treasurer.
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Elegantly PerfunIed,

aid is all that can be desired Tor q ira
Ii does not ~uil the finest linen q -
mice>; bonnet 1t is uct dye, lut 3.
plying The Capillary glands, acts as $ r.
Inns prepAFatiun contains ~ Sugar +.
or other minerals So irIeterious To- %.
and hair, and IF which most Il '.'
pounds III the market are made bui l:'
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AL.

TX. H.E7zlra, Beaera<, 1Geta County, Editor.
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Theoretical Bookkeeping

Upon new plan, with original exposition Of the
science OF accounts. arranged and published by the
proprietor OF This Institution exclusively for his own
use. saving one-ha'f The ordinary labor Of The stu
dent and giving HIM complete know ledge Of the
practice Of the best accountants.
The Comm q rr;.I IourSa
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9nl!1ANDDDS plHnqa
AND
Victory over High Prices !

THE undersigned have received from the Eastern
/ cities q large and varied assortment of BOOTS
AND SHOES of all sorts and sizes, of eastern manu-
acture, at their door west of FTanclscus
Hardware Store, East Market Street, Lewistown. We
VIII COnstanIlY keep hand large assortment OF
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HOME MADE WORK,

of all kinds and the latest styles.
We will also take measures and make work 70 or
der, at short notice. Repairing done the neatest
manner. The public are invited to call and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere. We are
bound to sell cheaper than the cheapest for cash.
Rpla HAMILTON A. THORNBURG.
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n. E. cor. Tenth and Chestnut Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING

original and PrecmEeuy practical, giving the srrJ-
dent IN ne shortest time complete insight into tn
routine. details. customs and forms oI business ~
neral. conducted n lie Ur>tTegulteu CONNER
-..L md tlMalc.Al esLaH... llm.Lt-.
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seP7G-ly
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-22
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
A Characteristic Anocdote.

The following incident is related of one
Of the greatest and bravcst of the rebel
Generals
While Sidney Johnston resided on Oyster
Creek, In Texas, he kept a tame Mexican
lion, Of which he was very fond. and which
followed him everywhere like a dog. One
day, while ut dinner with GeReral Lamar
and Rey. Mr.. Fontaino, he was feeding him
with pieces of meat, and happened to give
him rare slice. with blood dropping from
II, the lion seized the hand that held it,
crushing and growing fiercely, with angry
eyes fixed on his master General john
stoR, without cry of pain or a single
movement looked steadily at him, and said
quietly several times, "Iet 90, Dan" But
the animal only growled and lashed his
tail, when turning to servant the General
told him to hand his pistol, which the
frightened negro did, and General john
ston taking it In his left hand, blew out the
lions brains; but his hand was hopelessly
maimed.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-22
DIR. STEVENS & CO.

Il RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time at the Cincinnati Look Hos
pltal IA West Third street, between Walnut and
Vine, up stairs, without the use of Mercury loss
Of time, or change of diet U. 10, M -.
DIR. STEVENS, by special study and experience
In the hospitals OF baltimore london and Paris is
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Married men, and those contemplating marriage. .
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they entail misery and disease upon those or thor
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-22

- AAAA AAAaNNAANAlAI y
the Lungs, Liver,
&c, this article
acts az . specific.
BY putting from
one half o PnlEr
10 q paper In n
barrel Of swill tho
above diseases
will be eradicated