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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-02-02


AMrslNG ScESE At 4 Wrppryo.
The Wheeling (west virginia)
Rcgis'cr dcscribcs novel scene n, 4
wedding in North Wheeling, as fol-
lows; "a madam old maid of
liity-two summers and winters, which
have left their traces there, who is
possessed Of three children, was mar
ricd a few evenings since to a good
looking young man twenty-five years
OF age. A large party was present,
some Of whom were invited and some
not. The rcpast consisted of cake
heavy sponge cake--chccsc, beer, ale,
some whiskey in jug under the
table, and "slogics' Tor desert. A
bridesmaid and groomsman stood up
with the gushing pair. In the loving
arms of the fair old bride was a
blooming girl VI two summers, and
when she would become embarrassed
she would kiss the baby.
But the 'touchincst' scene Of all
was when the squire alluded to the
love they must bear each other
through thick and thin She wilted
she wept, she sobbed aloud; and then
the baby cried in its mothers arms
and then the young groom bis hear,
too fnll for uttenncc, tenderly en-
twincd his arms around the bride and
baby, and bowed his head bctwccr
them, and was only aroused to con
sciousness by baby pulling his hair
The squire then finished marrying
them. They are now happy.
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B. i. BUTLER
REPLY.
sISorrn OF ruE DrsocRAr !


Ia CRossE, Ms, January ~, 'G7.
Major-Gencral Benjamin +. But
Ter, l.. l.. D.-SIR: Your note is
before me by to-day's mail, aud duly
noted. As at present constituted,
with natural disgust for thieves,
robbers, turn-coats, military blum
derers, bank robbers, women insulters,
and evil-hearted scoundrels generally,
permit me in all kindness to say that
/ have no retraction to make to you,
for | never published a word con-
cerning you ] did not believe true,
and which YOU must know to he true
as holy writ, if you are at all iamil-
lar with your own dishonorable his
tory as a public being, digni6ed by
accident of birth with the name OF
man, would not willingly injure
your feeling, or deprire YOU of your
tnorld-,oi,le reputation, so well earned
in the service OF Butler r.. honesty
patriotism and virtue. Nor do ]
wish you to die vet awhile, for your
name, history, blunders, robberics
insults to women and treason to your
country, are valuable as warnings tc
the rising generation.
Believing you to be all | have eveI
charged you with being, confident in
my full ability to prove erery charge
YOU are politely privileged to let the
law take its course, when the worlt
will know more Of your robberies
history, ambitions, &c., too numerous
TO mention.
The only favor ! ask Of you is thii
If YOU conclude to go on with YOU
suit for libel and damages to tb'
amount Of 100000, permit me Il
plead my own case in court, and Civ
me only time to put my spoons, III
verware, watches, jewelry, DC, i
some place Of safety, outside th
courtroom, till the trial is over.
With best wishes for'your succes
and warm reception in your futur
home, | am, sir,
NJ. VI. PoNERoY.
Ed;tnr Dsu.aaeuI Ia crussa Via
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Correspondence Between Gen. b
I. Butler and Brick POmerOy.

The La Crosse (Wisconsin) Demo
crdt publishes the following CORES
pondence, as having taken place be-
tween General Butler and its editor,
Mr.. Pomeroy. 1t explains itself;
No. II BROADWAY, NEw YonK Cry, !
January 10, 1861
NJ. NJ. Pomeroy, Editor Democrat,
La Crosse, Wisconsin-SIR: When
in Milwaukee last October made
all arrangements with parties there
toward the prosecution Of the suit
] have brought against you for deia-
nation of character, as per prelimi-
nary notification and summons. This
was the principal object ! had in
visiting Wisconsin, aud my work was
done well. On consultation with n
few friends, | have decided to with
draw the suit if you will agree To
stop your personal attacks on me as
a man and officer, which have So
often appeared in your paper, the la
Crosse Democrat. ] have no partic-
ular desire or need to collect of you
the amount claimed 100000, buI
do wish TO have your annoying ar.
tieles stopped, and If you do moi
accedc to this proposition, the Law
must take its course.
II. Il. RrrI.E En-
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Go Trl-One day during the hard
winter Of 1863. Miss Arnold ap-
piled to Gen. Milroy for a permit 10
forage for her COW, whose milk was
the ehici support of the family.
"Arc you loyaly' asked the Gen.
eral.
"Ycs," she replied.
lie began TO write the permit.
"To The United States cr the Con-
fe,leratc S,ate-g"
"To the Confejcncy, Of course" !"
she replied.
"Then | shall give you no permit ;
this Infamous rebellion must be
crushed"
"wcll,, aid she. "if yoa ean crush
Il by starving John Arnold's cd
COW, 20 III"
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One morning, during the late war,
eiiiccr, riding through the woods
North Alabama, was attracted by
III, lank countryman, who seemed
be using his best endeavors TO
h the top Of a large hickory tree.
rely had he gained the summit
a, rapidly descending, he started
nother one, a few yards further
This strange proceeding was
nncd at least a dozen times. the
ryman climbing and descending
rce after another for nearly 4
Ter Of a mile. The officer. a,
tn oyertaking him, inquired the
- of his eccentric pyrations
Ntil, stranger" he answered. ~
lyin' asleep under yon hickory
Zen E. a darned squirrel dropped !
lell-bark into my eye. I'm voin
uory him. I'm goin' to worr,
2 until he leaves the settlement
| lie in the attempt"
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4 gentleman visiting in the family
Of worthy deacon, had been show
ing the children one evening, a bean-
iiful music-box, after which he wound
mp and put the instrument away in
his pocket. AZ the hour Of retiring
for the night, the visitor was called
upon for a prayer, and, having got
upon his knees, was in the midst Of
what promised TO be somewhat pro-
longed petition, when suddenly, in
consequence Of change Of position
on the part Of the supplicant, the
music-lox started gail, oil with the
tune, "Take your time, Mis- I.ucy Y
To say that the prayer was brought
TO rather an abrup, termination, aud
that even the worthy deacon ru~efrom
his knees all but eonvulsed with
laughter, Is drawing the effect of the
incident quite mildly.
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A progressive surgeon thinks Il is
probable the scientific world, and the
rest Of mankind will hail with Joy
the news that large military hospi-
tai has been established at Brcslau,
on the Oder, in Silesia, by orders Of
the Prlssian Government, in which
has been placed, and made ready for
immediate use, a circular saw, work
ed by steam, to be used for the pur-
pose Of ampntating such limbs Of
wounded soldiers as the surgeon in
charge shall deem best TO have re-
moved. Imagine says the writer,
"thc rapidity by which such opera
iions can be performed by this sim
pie process, and the accuracy with
which they can be conducted"
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III VI IT w TFTfF
Editor Democrat, Ia Crosse, Wis.

A Dutchman at Decatur married a
second wife a week after the los Of
No. I. The Sabbath following, the
bride asked her lord to take her rid
ing, and was "cnt up" with the fol-
lowing response: "You tink ! ride
out NIT enoder woman 80 soon after
de desth of mine frau? No, no"
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POET1t Y
For the Pamela SrAa
Kal,'S Farewell TO his Muse, Betsy
and other Friends.

When first met thee dearest Muse,
Tyn, with free and open heart
rnharmed by Loves bcwilderng dcws,
Untouched by Cupids piercing dart.
We met fancied thee--and still,
NY senses struggled with my will.
gut twill, triumphant, grasped pen
WeII filed with thy most ready ink,
Aud suoyc to bluff two other men
Sy writing, Oh how can think
Bat truth will out cannot throw
A mantle Ger and keep thee so.
1y writing 90 how proud felt
When first saw the thing in print
though, had death-blow dealt
And had my rivals on the brink.
rad and smiled, then kissed her name,
And ,hougbt-what cant think again.
Forgive me, please ! have forgot
To tell you in the proper place
N hat twas wrote; but then It's not
important now; SO, being in haste,
pass and will proceed TO tell
What commenced SO very well.
sbr read the thing, and showed tito
H.. hu 90 apan AnHad
The chap who wrote that thing to show
Ills image by her daughters side.
Ja how 1t pains me now TO think
ost my gal by using ink.
s, hen kind Muse, farewell, until
You can more benefit bestow
on one obedient TO thy will
I'll he was treated thus and so.
la:swell' I'm leaving thee, and yet
lis with tender deep regret
ifswell TO Betsy, gentle girl
leave thee, weeping sadly,
irin,e 20 must tell the world)
lou scratched my face 50 badly.
no; will not tell them this
FAREWELL ! wan, no parting kiss
F.tewell, Panola This applies
To svery individual who
Care, Il Katy fall or rise,
In bis efforts To 90 through
A training process which will get
His eountrymen all out Of deb, ~
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wHAr CoSsrssAvE Falfrl-
Half dozen bro,h<rA ~ sscI4
and . gry-beadsd fnshev. lvyine =
stop a vannr sirl from svlaiov 49,
red 10 the nsn ne levvA - -
loves her, js1s . 4 rops-s ~ - 49,
out of date, and al tle bcruu =
world spawned!
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Frfp ~ W. Alsal flsn O,sas ss,l
r. lAsa is fHamas w
H''n'fm n ihH fsi bsif Lsgs
h.'n f# nfaflf ymfHasltlag 49,.
hi'h #fit fHd ~ lelhs t,tsl.L,,i
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,fY'fhhf, faA h'hef tarlss n,
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Voc fhHi nsis'infa m ihs t.sg a
W Ff'iirbi ~ Ne w,ls, X N.
'i'i'e 1uHa w. faelbhs au,,s,
ht ifaI would ~ me- sIgnal n,
POO. ''"p NDrhff0 men ia N b. s,,,.'
'nl marh g Wa.hIaaim 4 snsislg
nRr fhh u tht iur n 49,
o'itd leHIrp. nd Il l. a,m ~,
..'i miuIy feIy IN asn,s Il, M
i0n ,'mni tui divorce him l,em nv
~i1,m " oen opinion /. nv
''n 'mnl viii wmE IN kssv ,I,e
nrr aod thri he will mTain M
Pf,'ileni dglinl ans Attempted ec.
'rrion Il bin by Cmgress. Aod I
ihink lhc President /, assured NJ
ihni. llai all That eiII na nrev..l
l,'' y hadinl' from goiaa through VA
lhclf programme. And YOU uiIj Ana
That ll'e Prc-ses that have been den
fecating impeachment, will faIl n
line' give u their support, and IRE
on members 10 the work. Such n
lhc history of all such movements.
'nt when will the impeachment
programme be carried oali Not. IN
my opinion, to iis full extent At his
present session, which Is too short Cor
80 important u proceeding. The
foundation for Il will be laid 40 that
The new Congress, which !. TO assem-
ble ut noon on the ith Of March, can
take the subject mp at M early date.
and have the whole summer before
II to work in. The Scnatcis not ius,
now strong enough. II will receive
several Radical accessicns on the 9TH
OF March in place of Democrats and
Conservatives who retire.
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Tic negroes of Baltimore have de.
srnined to bold an election to count
ballots for a member Of Con-
-, - frum tho Third District
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s ~ Ines nee tnd over 'n '"''' "''N
tsanIst tiVsfii'ing ih,ts t.u. ,s,,onei
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cents per line ,..t.,.. d,,e with
o.inssa snd dispatch .,..a,, and t,l,
work On delivery ,-. a.is vtb tnk
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,,linary manuscript on letter paper VIII m'h'
ons square
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-26

PETITION FOR PARTITION.

LNRANClS MOllR, hose residence Is unknown
Il JOrLeliH AiuLr, lUW vie OF IItntLl hIelle
" no llNe ~ ClrTlhuht County, thiO John ;. h.uLr
VINO lNtsl ~ huhoolph county ILLINOIS, ana hum-
wllltakr notice, that "a petition Was hleu AGAINST
them on the Ith ia! OF January, y. l.. 1851 IN tho
superior count, within uuu lOT the COUNTY u
Montgomery ana state o. Chic. by John l.. LII.
We, anu Is uOW pen ing, wherein sauu John T.
LuuMl c demands PARTITION Vi the follow INK res
estate tO-Wit: Beng lots Numbered i've LLndied
ana elgh'! tboJl ana hyc hundred and eighty
on, lboll Oi the revised plat OF the CITY
u Dhy ton, ana that at the ntAItuim OF SAID count
held alter lurty day 1rVm tic uLty UI the INST pub
ilcaiion OF this notice, application " al be ninur b
the said petltl neT, Tor au UIucr that partition
may Du made Ol SAID premises.
JUHN Z LUDWIG
JAS. IL bAGGOII, AltN tOi Petitioner, lbWG .
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HOUSE AND LOT IN MIAMlsBUEG
Al SHEklF rs SALE.

a - ~
John Elg Us, Franz Reuschur. Superior Court.
Case 56l6.
y obedience tn the cOnmand OF an order Of sale,
Il issued bJ the superior IUurt. NhhIb aha IUi The
Count! Vi AIOhtgUinely, ana u MT u~It,ltu, / Ill
ohei at pubic salt, al ne uuuI ol, The LOurt house.
IA Tie cILl Ol DH1 ton, ono, ON
AO"ddy March D. 1864, dt2 O clock +. A.,
Tue iOiIoMing doscIibeu rtal estu.e town., Sit.
udtc IN the county Oi Montgomery aud site OF
ono, Mi thut lot, mart VI pHIIuI VI laLu Is IL x and
btlhg lO-hit: beglLnIng at the \. l.. c0I ntr OF
iIthlJ bOllohDhIh ; IUt, hHu ILLnIlH non thence
hOllh Ito iect along " attI sueCI. Ihthte CAt,Ld-
lhB bach 10 the h,IaInl luVci, auyUinILg ILetuN u Of
Mialllsburg, III the CUuntJ aud STATE 4IuItsu4I.
the same being the tract Vi lanu convey "a by JAuUD
heIchrI ahu we to BAvIu GuvkhHltE, auubl Inn
TO LObble, Hud by kIedeIICk JubLle 10 John Mover.
deceased. latheI Of theresa ana Lena AUy ca, and
nom thence to solomon hlbbeit, una uUm sOlCnUn
hlbbeit 10 jacob LImnitIniuu, anu nom Julub
Zimmerman to John Eig The same IeiLg lot No.
labli On the leNlscu plat Ui smu Town.
salu reul estate bus been appraised at S238 w, and
chhhOl seIi loI less Than tWO-thirus VI the up,
praised value thereof.
IEitMS Oh SAIL-JASu.
OF Ia. DAVIDSON. Sheriff
ADAM CLAY, Alto nuy. glwTt
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

IOBH MARTIN whose residence Is unknown.
~ viii take notice that MarA Il Martin. On the
sStb o. January, A H. lSH Kl,d IN tht Court oil
ION mon Pleas OF Montgomery County, Ohio, her
petition, praying Tor \ divorce, aEaInst said ue-
iendant. tause- dliul absence and huiitual
drunkenness ior more thar thue ear. and adul-
terry, 4. THOMPSON Auornry
Jan % sGI-2Iw
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ARIICLk on OUR LIsr.
One Dollar.

The prce Of an Envelope is 0niy Nv unB live
cents. 80 give us a call ana satisfy youIsvlNts that
you can buy more goods Tor the MONEY than ever
vas SOLD al any other place m thu country Hear
d tune on he Piano, ana Itmt mltI that They to-
gtther " IN all tie Other 'OslA HItitlSs o. tAh. BIZ
ton viii be sold 70 some purchaser IOI On, . UlaT
All thO~, no UriCI nom the COl ntll must be
particular 10 giving then ioston,e %adui,ss tie
name OF the TOW o. and county m Whlth tLt3 live,
and by what EApress .UsNl gOuos shall IL sent.
tumpany's " uIeIUOm lUI Tie s~OLlhNtst, NJ. "
JeneiSou street, Dayton, ohio
isI6W4 Ks la NU1E CO. Managen
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10000

flanos, McludcOns, Guiu anu SIINCI Watches Set.
OF Jcwelry, sewing MacLIHts. / hotuIIAlh Al
buns, Cold Pens, silver plated Tea sCIs. framed
Engraving, Iutl'i4 all krius - C,tus a..
ALL 10 Bk SOLD ron ONE DOLL EACH
Without regard 10 value, NOt to be paid i0r until
you Know what Nuu art 10 receive.
Inc prOpllttuis 81 thu tstAblisl utBt uHCI this
lot ol gocus iUr ONk bOLLAk LACu, aldo ugL uuIe.
dtcmeu Eonus ale Usually sUIu At auction nj tho
aspiration Ol sA months. ILCy ATu constantly
making Il Nantes Oh merchandise o, all kluas
uulh 10 mahulavlultls AIT LtAltls. anu all guuus
not rcur, niuu IA tue tIlu Nil iutlLue tbe same
ia the present sale.
1LRMs or observation-disclosures OF stock ara
prepared, naming each aIt,lu uhd it. value. aud
are placed ~ sealed envelope, aud well mlAtd.
bne OF THESE envelopes containing all AuNtIusr-
meht. tugCthtT with q choice ,uIltCtt u o., / GpuiAT
songs ahd hCtilts. OF 90 well tACttt,ul hot, LIhlh
VII ht suid at ouI W UICIUUn4s o. sat b mulltO
any aa"itss iOl TNLNTh flNL cas- uI NV ioI a,
On receipt OF The HUNtllIstuutIt Auu VIII STE
WI t4ou ale gong To have, AHA thtL a ~ al our
uNn 81 ton a. pay the iOllaT aHa axe the aitle
Vr not PURCHASERS may titus Obtain
A GOLD OR SILVER WATCH. slLvEREPLATED
TIA SET, SEWING MACHINE OR ANY
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AVOID u

II you are suffering from the effects Of Youthful
indlscretion and have seminal Weakness. Ennis
sions, Nc l Will send you. free Of charge informa-
which, If followed, viii cure NOu Without the
ana OF medicines. Address HENRY AMSDEN.
ja1daw1y1T station ii. New yurk
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DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills

Is remedy four degrees stronger than The abov
and intended for special eases Uflung standing.
Price Five Dollars per BOX.
IT you cannot purchase the pills Of your DR.. q
gist. they will be sent by mail. Dost maid sect r.,
rom observation, on receipt of The money by ir
JAMES BRf An Consulting Physician sfg Broad
way, New York.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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This is an article for washing without rubbing
except in very dirty places, which will require a
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations Of
fered ioral.ke purpose, WILL NOT ROT THE CLOTHES,
but will leave them much WHITTIER than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear and tear.
1t removes grease spots as II by magic, and soft
ems the dirt by soaking, 50 that rinsing will in or
binary cases entirely remove IL.
This powder is prepared in accordance with
chemical science, and upon u process peculiar to
itself, which is secured by Letters Patent. IL has
been in use for more than II year, and has proved
itself an universal favorite wherever IL has been
used. Among tho advantages claimed are the fol-
lowing, viz:
1t saves all the expense Of sOrp Usually used on
cotton and linen goods.
Il saves most Of the labor Of rubbing, and wear
and tear.
Also, for cleaning windows IL is unsurpassed.
With QUE quarter the time and labor usually re-
quired Ii imparts u beautiful gloss and lustre,
much superior to any other mode. No water re-
qulIed except to moiston the powder.
DIRECTIONS with each package,
AID can be readily appreciated by a single trial,
The cost of washing for a family ofnye or six per-
sons VIII not exceed THREE GENTS.
The manufacturers OF this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been intro
duced 10 the public which have rOttcd the cloth,
or Jailed In removing the dirt, but knowing the in
triDsic excellence Of this article, they confidently
proclaim IT as being adapted 20 meet u demand
which has long existed, and which has heretofore
remained uDsupplied.
MANUFACTURED ny
HO I'VE a. STEVENS,
2BO HTOad VaY. HosIDn,
ALSO, NANNY ACFURRHs OF FAMILY DYE OOLoRs.
Sold by all Grocers and Dealers. oc9d3m
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BROKERS' GREAT GIFT SALE OF
RICH AND VALUABLE GOODS,

PRINCIPAL WARERUOMS, No. IS Sudbury
street, Boston, Mnssa,husCtt>, anu No 90 JeHer-
sou street, bay ton, OHIO.
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TERMS OF SALE-One- third cash balance in
one anil two years, with interest ON deferred pay
ments 10 he secured by mortgage ON the premises.
Can not be sold under twO-thirds of apprdisemcnt.
All the above property was dev sed by the will
OF II. q. Phillips. deceased, ana the title Is uu-
questionable. q. q II. DAVIDSON,
sheriff Of Montgomery County ohio.
HoUK & MCMAHON, tys. Feb. %, 6 7.dts
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AND AGUE ANnthlLLN
THE BEST REMEDY TO CURE, IS
DAVa6'PAkN KILLER.

DIRECTIONS FOR rs USE.-TAKE
,hree teaspoonsful ofthe Pain Is iller in about nall
Dlnto OF hot water well sweeteneG with molasses. az
the attack is coming on, bathing freely the chest
oack ana bowels with the medicine, at the same
Time. Repeat the dose in twenty minutes IL the
hrst dose not stop the chill should IL produce
venting tand it probably will IL the stomach is
very FOUL, take II little Pain Killer in cold water
sWeetened with sugar after each spasm. perse-
yerance In the above treatment has cure.t many
severe and obstinate cases ui thus disease.
SOLD BY l. MEDICINES DEALERS.
OCt2I -daWtt
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN PARTITION PROCEEDING.

IN L AIA1ltlpN 4 ibCtiAiAl'AANp'
george w. Houk and others Pm, rs. Charles
pJewDOld and others, Defts.
Superior Court. Partition Of Estate OF Thruston
heirs. .
Of MONTGOMERY county, Ohio, issued in this cast.
will offer at Public Sale at the door Of tho Court
House, insaid county, in Dayton, ON
Saturday, the 3OM Of March, 1867, at2 p n
The following valuable real estate to-wit;
l. a lot on the corner Of Ilird and St. Clair
streEt5, in Dayton, being rs feet fronting on Third,
and rupning bach. 100 leet 70 4 ten loot alley
which Il sub divided and appraised as follows:
ISL TWenty-nine feet fr0ntOn Third, at the cor
ner Of st. Clair, 100 teetdeep and including build
ings, appraised ut $500 per foot front-$5, 800.
"a Thirty feet fronting on 1hiTtl, adjacent To
former parcel and 100 feet deep %lsnDiect TO le use Of
L. Woodhull, expiring March LIST, 1859, at 81 per
foot front per annumJ appraised at $40 per loot
front on mird-withOut buildings-S5 100.
80. Sixteen feet fronting ON Third street, ana
lying adjacent ON the west TO last mentioned par
eel and 100 feet deep to same alley appraised
without buildings at $40 per foot front-S272O.
III. A lot fronting a. lOet ON ST. Clair .trecti and
running back to u sixteen foot alley, IN feet, with
frame 2 story dwelling house, &c Appraiser at
iii. Another lot of the same dimensions. lying
adjacent, and with the same kind Of improve.
ments upon it, and lying along a IL foot alley on
the south. Appraised at 5000.
". The lot known rs the Old Academy lot,
fronting 81 feet on st Clair street, and lying ON
the alley, and being 80 feet deep. Appraised at
$500.
v. Building lots on Jefferson street, south of
the canal bridge, and fronting each IS feet on the
west side Of said Jefferson street, and running
back to a sixteen foot alley, 1870 feet. A plat Of
which will be left ut the Sherin7s Office for eXami.
nation till the day of sale. Appraised as follows:
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For Sale.

JAMES BARTLOW's Farm, containing 1856
- acres, more or less, with fair proportion OF
wood land. and good timber. ~, also. reasonable
Improvements, situated in Wayne nship.
Montgomery County, Ohio, Il being Fractional see
tlon No 81 township ?, range s, al RS. Terms Of
payment easy, For further 1 refer
you 10 J, n. Achsy, Dayton.
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DR.. Harvev,s Female Pills.

The experience of th rty years has proved they
nave u equal for removing distractions and IT.
ARISE Ihey are safe and sure In every ease. Up
wards OF bO.OO) boxes are sold annually, and no
complaint OF their efficacy ~ ever heard, for they
accom- plish what they are represented to do.
sold in boxes CoatafRtng SistH PMs Price One
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pr. !. BRYAN, OON I0 PAYsIlIAN,
$40 a Y

bHU H'"hUWny, YOIk.
SPECIAL . HEATm Mt in all cases OF
seminal, Sexual, Urinary aud Nervous Diseases
IN male or female. ADVICE FREE and correspond
ence STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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AG N rs w a n TED

Samples sent free. Nocapital requi ed Ladies
Or gentlemen can earn from So to $40 per day.
Enclose stamp, and address
TRIP n Co, Eighth street. New York.
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8Gal GstatE AgGnts.
HUBER & CO

IL la Is L - b. - IN L ,
S79 ~ ESQ Ihlru st.
DAYTON, ONO,
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w ILL ATTEND 10 THE SELLING
and buying oi real estate, loan money Oh JUlu and
mortgage, MAKE collecuUns, etc etc. All JLsILess
emu listed 10 them WIN be faithfully attended to.