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Bloom Furnace, in Scioto county, was
sold on the S1st December, for sixty
thousand dollars, to James NJ. Cole, of
Webster.
The Portsmouth Tribune says that
Geo. Davis & Co., distillers, near Ports
mouth, during the past four months,
paid the Government, as revenue,
$93l,65O.
Hamilton Hmperee, who murdered
Mr.. Dodge, in Scioto county, has been
arrested and lodged in Jail.
---Horace Greeley lectured in Cincin-
matt on Wednesday night of last week,
on the issues and lessons of our civil
war.
THE Alleghanians and Bellringers
did not pay their printers bill in Middle
port, and were arrested in Ironton for
showing without licence. When here
they invited women to attend their
show, and then insulted them by or
dering them out Of the house, after they
had pocketed their money.
"A young man named John Jones
went into the bar-room Of the Burnet
House in Cincinnati a few evenings ago
and shot at the colored man who was
tending bar. He was arrested.
-0n New Years eve, Pat Mulloy,
and his gang of rufians, all more or
less drunk, attempted to break up ball
in Cincinnati, and a policeman who at
tempted to quell the disturbance, was
badly beaten, and then shot
The Washington County Ncws says
that some boys found the body of an in-
fant among the shore ice at Marietta a
few days ago. It's supposed to have
been killed by its mother, to avoid
shame and exposure.
--Bumgardner, the convicted mur-
derer, at Marietta, made desperate
attempt to break out of Jail few days
ago After desperate struggle with
the Sheriff and jailor, he was secured
and safely ironed.
The Pomeroy Telegraph comes to
us enlarged, and printed inquarto form.
Wallace f. Bratton retires from
the Vinton Record. He says, in speak
ing Of the Democratic officers of that
county who sent Off to the cities to get
their blanks printed, that he will here
after support no man for Office who
sends the public money nut of the coun-
ty, when it might be retained in the
county. "our fix" exactly, Mr.. Brat
ton
Mrs, Ruth Bratton is now the pub
fisher Of the Record, and Maj Bratton
the editor.
The Vinton Record says that man
named Ezra Pinney was shot and killed
alta ball, on New Years night, by man
named John McWharter.
Anna Williamson, in Cincinnati,
bet that she could drink quart ofcom-
mon whisky She did drink it, and it
killed her
"A prostitute named Laura Quit.
man, in Cincinnati, fred seven times
atEsq. Young, the station master, who
had locked her up for bad conduct
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MedicnI Notice.

FINHE undersigned wishes to say to his friends,
l. customers, and public generally that here
after his DRUG STORE, will be conducted ex-
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He desires his customers TO call and settle up
TO the end Of the last year. Those indebted 70
him, either for medical attendance or otherwise,
viii please settle, whether they are prepared to
pay al this time or not as he desires to square up
bis books.
Jan, 10, '67--Sw. 0.C, MILLER.
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Legal Notice.

Nancy A. Farley and John Farley her husband
whose places of residence are unknown, will take
notice that A. j. Dever, Administrator of the es-
tate of Thomas Leach deceased on the 9th day of
December, A. d. 1866, filed his petition in the
Probate Court, within and for the County ofJack-
son aud State Of Ohio alleging that the personal
estate of said decedent is insufficient to pay his
debts and the charges Of administering his estate
that he died seized in fee simple, Of the following
described real estate situate In said County OF
jackson, Ohio, to-wit; The north half of the
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of
section eleven, of township seven, Of range eigh-
teen. That Sarah j, Leach, as widow of said de-
cedent is entitled to dover In said premises and
that Nancy A. Farley, John Farley, Frances Yam.
cy and Charles A. Yancy, Jemlma Leach, Romano
Leach, James Leach, John L. Leach Robert W.
Leach Sarah D. Leach aud Rosina Leach as his
heirs at law, hold the next estate of inheritance
therein.
The prayer of said petition is for the assignment
of dover to said Sarah j, Leach, and for the sale
of said premises subject to such dover estate, for
the payment of the debts and charges aforesaid
said petition will be for hearing on the 8lst day Of
January, AID. 1867, or as soon thereafter as eOun-
sci can be heard ANDREW J. DEVER,
Admir- of Thomas Leach decd
JAMEs TRIPP, Atty for Plaintiff.
Jan, 3, lS67,--4W
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HAMMoNToN FRUIT LANDS.
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FOR THE CATARRH.

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Notice in Attachment.

Robert G. Benson, } Before B. F. Scott, Jr,
against Mr.. Walk, (Arstt J. p. Washington TIP.
name not known.) } jackson Co., Ohio.
ON the 11th day of December, A. d., 1865, said
" Justice issued an order of Attachment In the
above action for the sum of Eighteen Dollars.
Washington township, Dec, % 1866
ROBERT G. BENSON.
Dec. %, 66--8w.
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Valuable Lands
F. Q r s "A Il Fl

BY JOHN RATcL1FF.
1n00 ACRES In the fiat woods near Boone
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Bloom Furnace, in Scioto county, was
sold on the Slst December, for sixty
thousand dollars, to James NJ. Cole, of
Wehster.
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HOstetfer'S stomach BitterS.
arIrSuPnnAI INfITA TI0NS


Success is the prevalent cradle Of innumera.
bic humbugs No sooner had HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTERS made their mark in the
world than up sprang a host of limitations, and
as the fame OF the great restorative grew and
spread the pestiferous crop Of poisonous mock
cries thckened. But the true medicine has
lived them down. One by one they have disap.
peared. When the bellows Of puffery which
kept alive the feeble fire Of their borrowed rep
utatisa, ceased to blow, they ceased 10 live, and
thus they continue to come and CO. Meanwhile
HOSTETTERS BITTERS, the great protective
and remedial tonic Of the age, have progressed
in popularity with each succeeding year. Their
success as a means Of preventing and curing the
diseases resulting from malaria, unwholesome
water and all unhealthy climatic Influences, has
been boundless: and as remedy for Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint. Fever and Ague General
Weakness and Debility, and all complaints orig
mating in Indigestion, they are now admitted TO
be Superior toany other preparation ever adver.
tised or prescribed. From the home market, to
which few years ago they were confined their
sale has been extended into every State in this
Union, over the whole of South and Central
America, Mexico, the West Indies, tho Sand
witch Islands, Australia, China and Japan. Home
and foreign testimony continue to show that
HOSTETTERS BITTERS are the most remark,
able tonic and invigorant now before the world
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ACARD TOINYALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri
ca "a a missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs, and the whole train of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have boon already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in seal:
ed envelope, to any one who needs it, Free q
charge Please inclose post paid envelope ad.
dressed TO yourself Address, JOSEPH I.
IMAM, Station d, Bible House, New York
City. novl3
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We oooot0 Do WITTY - 10y
Anything that would unnecessarily
disturb the peace of ladies in theircom-
pliance with the present remarkable
fashion of wearing chignons. The GUS
tom may seem very remarkable to the
male half of mankind, but this objec-
ton would apply to the fashions by
which ladies consider that they adorn
themselves, and SO must not count for
much. A more serious objection, and
one more calculated to have weight with
English ladies, has been started, accord
ing to correspondent Of our own, by a
Russian professor, NJ. Lindemann. Ac
cording to this authority, seventy-six
Der cent. of the false hair used for CHG
mons and similar purposes in Russia is
Inflated with parasite to which he has
given the name of gregarine. The greg
arinous hair, it is said, is very like other
hair in appearance, but on close inspec-
ton little dark brown knots are seen at
the free end of the hair, and may even
be distinguished by the naked eye.
These are gregarines. These parasites
have q most ignoble ancestry and hab-
itation, being found in the interior of
the pedifucus capitis. 1t is only due to
them, however, that these statements
should be verified by other observers
before we give all the particulars of
their natural history.
They are not easily destroyed. They
resist the effects Of drying, and even of
boiling acids, alkalies, ether and other
agents would kill them, but these would
be injurious to the hair, and so cannot
be used. According to the authority
quoted, in the conditions of ball room
the gregarines "revive, grow, and null
tiply by dividing into many parts-so
called germ globules; these fly about the
ball room in millions; get inhaled; drop
on the refreshments-in fact, enter the
interior of people by hundreds Of ways,
and thus reach their specific gregarian
development"
We do not answer for the truth of all
this natural history; but when the
natural history of the chignons them
selves is considered, it may we'll BIO all
true. In Russia the hair for them is
supplied by the poorer people, especially
peasant people of the Morawines and
the Burlakes, near the Volga, who do a
large trade in it. "When the Burlake
goes out to work in the spring he, per-
haps, puts clean shirt on, but he de-
cidedly never takes it off till he returns
home in autumn" Verify, as the Pro-
lessor argues, here is fine chance for
parasites. We must leave tie subject
for ladies and naturalists. Half the
awful possibilities of the fashion,
which it does not require microscopic
to suggest-would deter men. We can
not so certainly reckon upon affecting
ladies in matter of fashion. But OF
all false things one of the most ohjec-
tionable is false hair.
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The Fn.hion OF NO Criuoliue.

The Paris correspondent of the Chi
cago Republican writes as follows con-
cerniEg matter which may DO of in
terest to our lady readers. Speaking of
the Court Ball, he says: at took place
on Wednesday evening, the 10th, and
we see in all the journals the stereo-
typed expression that it was unusually
brilliant But those who were there
say there were very few in numbers,
comparatively, and ladies who are in
the habit of going have learned better
than to make any expensive toilets, as
whatever is worn is ruined, and not
presentable on any other occasion. The
jewelry, except in few instances, is
false, and baskets of it are swept up
the following day and sold for q few
cents, to be repolished for another &C.
casion. The Empress, of course, wears
the unimpeachable. This time her dress
was white tulle, with the usual tiara
of diamonds and sprinkling of the
same in many places.
"The Princess Metternich was in scar.
let, with o silver collar on her neck.
She has always something peculiaG and
is peculiarly homely. The Princess Ma
thilda was not at the ball; nor the Prin-
cess Clotilde; nor the Duchess de Mou-
chy. These young mothers were proba-
bly, attending to their maternal duties.
"Not crinoline was to be seen. These
articles have gone entirely out of FASH
ion. The most remarkable toilet was
that of a Russian lady, who wore a gray
silk, with train three yards long, COW
cred with silver tulle, Topped up with q
wreath of natural tea roses. The cor
sage was nearly imperceptible, except
when the diamonds CLEANED, and bird
of Paradise perched upon her head, at
taehed by diamond, from which droop-
ed the long plume upon her shoulders
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Il tiQuette in Colorado.

In bar-room in Denver the follow
ing "rules' are conspicuously posted:
No one is allowed to remain in the
hall or passage way longer than five
minutes without taking drink, or in
the sitting room ten minutes without
doing likewise.
Any one refusing to drink when ask
ed, will be ignominiously kicked out.
No gentlemen are expected to eat. the
lemon peel in their cocktails, and those
who do so will not be supplied with. any
more. and will not be considered gentle
men in future.
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THE CHILD'S CURE.
Laughlin's Infant Cordial,

FUN C1lLDhEN LEE nINu.
An astonishing fact that the largest number
of deaths occur among children. a fact thai
while teething children are in constant pain
A fact that during that period nothing will re
heve them sooner OF more effectually thsa
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CohDIAL.
Mothers, do not SEQ them suffer.
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL
Mothers, relieve their sufferings by
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Teething is greatly faciltatedby
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No Sleep lost. No Crying Baby if you
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New York Prize Association
500 BPsaAwsy, New York.

D -
Together With . large assortment Of new asd
Eleeant Joweiry valued st $50 600, .il BE- dI.
trlbuted - follows: 80
The name and valns Of each artIcls " car
foods e, nsItsd on Tickets placed In se..t
nn.aopes, ana wei mixed. On receipt Of o
cents an envelope containing suSh Ticket VII
be drawn withsut ehoios. and delivered ct our
ofhce, or sent By mail 70 anyssddrsss The Dsf.
chaser after sssisg what article Il draws and 10.
yains-uhieh nasy b from One y Five Hundrsd
DollsrsIosn then, on payment Of One Dolisi,
receive the axtiels named or may exchange Il
for any other article marked on oar Cireulsf q
the asne value. Every Ticket draws an article
worth One Dollar, or moro tYeSs Blasfs
1S Slr can s.R'1s % prH%p r:. etc,
receipt Of Valuable Gifts from Ne, mag b. ssss
ON Ole at oar efiioe. among whou ne srs pei
mitted 10 refer to:
John s. Heleems, IAnbsrtviils, n J., Gold
watch, value We. Ma s. Bennett. "a Gun,
berland Street, Brooklyn. Sowing mseAIas, r.
Edwin Hoyt Stamford, Conn, Gold L<va
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ington. y: e.. Diamond Pin, SITS ,. c. ssths
ANA Ioo Lexington Avenue, Piano, eas0 hra
~. Jsck.on, 30 Sineteesth S., y. z, sewing
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Diamond Cluster Ring t2zs. Dr.. Henry Smith.
Worcester, Ma, sewing Nsehinr. fs3. X.
shaw III i6th street, n r., Gold Watch, ti;o.
Edw. Eoynten. Gashvfiis. Tenn, Nicholson, 300.
James Russell, Montgomery. Ala, GsId Hunt
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z. II sehenok, Detroit Mich, Diamond Ear
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New Orleans. Diamond Ring a7o. Mr.. nsSths
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,elcpe FOR Is eentA Ratifs sssis3sesioG sssnas
Hs Tickets for One DALAI 4, for rvs IL.
lars, 70 for Five Doilary Great inducements
AgsstA All Lsttsrs sheuld Be sddresssd
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PARkERSBURG, ". VA,
THE ONLY FIRST CLASS HO.
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House is supplied with PURE SOFT WATER
1t is heated throughout with steam, and all the
modern improvements attached.
Bills MODERATE and attention THOROUGH.
marl4ly j. WM. DENT, Proprietor.