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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-13

THE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
1 VIRGINIA.-E. &. RANDOLPH SEQ
Branch office, Richmond Va, ~ northeay,
corner Main and Tenth streets. ". r. RO.
BINS, local partner.
This agency advertises extensively the lands
of parties who comply with its terms Tree 0:
all charge, except in case Of sale and through
it's extensive connections has disposed OF 4
very large quantity Of land since 1865.
Those who desire TO sell within the year will
consult their interest by 4 correspondence ~
once with us, enclosing descriptions o: the pro.
perty for sale. Address
W. Il. ROBINS,
Local Partner Piedmont Land hgency,
Richmond. Va
Now Offering for sale, over FIVE HUN.
DRIED PLACES. Send for catalogues.
in i7-3massw
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DRUG STORE, INCLUDING STOCK
~ AND FIXTURES, FOR SALE, corner
Of Twenty sixth and Main streets, Church
Hill, upon long credit, or an arrangement will
be made with an experienced apothecary
with small cash capital to carry on the bust
ness. This is an excellent stand for the sum.
mer trade. Apply 10
A. r. COURTNEY, trustee, &c,
office OF Cannon & Courtney,
NH l3-ts Wing building
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Fertilizers.

LNSH GUANO.-The Southern FcrtI.
L izing Company have for sale Z small LOT o.!
FISH GUANO. This fertilizer Is especially
adapted for cortland its commercial! yalu"r
one-half of Peruvian GuaMo. Price, - per
ton. NH l5-lw
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NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE
~ Our usually large and varied stock o.
FURNITURE Is now more complete, II posi-.
BILE, than for many years past. BY recent ar.
rivals from several of the most extensive man.
ufactories on the continent, we are IN rectlp;
of several elegant sets for Par!Or, Chamber
Hall, and Dining room. Also, Counting.
room and Office Desks and Chairs. Can Il;
once and examine our assortment. In price
and quality we claim fair comparison with
any similar establishment in The United
States HABLISTON & BROTHER,
NH II corner of Ninth and Main streets.
r A. BELVIN, CABINET MANU-.
eJ FACTURER, ON BROAD STREET
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND Fol K.
TEENTH.-1 am manufacturing Rosewood,
Walnut, and Oak Furniture of the best quality
and most approved styles. Also, agent toI
Fisks Metallic Burial Caskets and Cases. Al
other kinds of Collins on hand. DE- @-3m
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.-AudreS
l. Goes Super Phosphate Of Lime-besl .r''
tiliZer known. Cali and see certificates. r..
sale by CHARLES HOWARD,
NH IL corner Cary and Fifteen tn streets
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pOARDING-50S FRANKLIN STREET.
D Mrs. Barry can accommodate SEVERAL
BOARDERS with com table rooms and
good board. Also, TABLE BOARDERS.
Terms moderate NH lS-2ts
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ORION. This fine racer and magnia-
" cent looking STALLION by Re ~
venue, dam Nina by Boston 10 ful! ~
brother 10 Sirginia's unrivalled race-----
horse Planet), win make the coming ,rason -
Bulltleld, the farm OF Major Thomas D0s"r''
in Hanover comfy near the Junction, com.
mencing the 18th OF March and ending the ~
of July. Should arrangements be mae nc
may have stand in the vicinity % NhH-c'
hick, Caroline county. The war orr@H.
ing GU: directly after Orion's appearance %.
the turf commenced quitting 4 stop TO raC'nh
for the time) has no doubt prevented MN M.
from exhibiting record OF mauy oTl!i'NI'
achievements. The few races he ran, NO"
ever, were sufficient 10 show that he Was !
good race-horse and OF ipdomlable gam
running one of his races OF two miles AL" ''
peat al four heats.
Terms: The season will be $50 II pald Or
fore its expiration after that lime 80 NJ.
be paid. Grooms fee, 81. Mares from j as
lance will be kept 1T - cents per dem. -,
Every attention will be given TO me" ',i,
and management, but in 10 event Fe>P0"S'''
for accidents or escapes. .,.,,,,,
THOMAS THOMAS W. DOS"ELL'
NH l2-2aw4w
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THURCH-LETTING.-The rebrLd!us
" of Beulah church. in Hanover con"t,,
Va, will be let on FRIDAY. Marth ~ -.
II A. M pacitica tions and draugh, can be se'N
by application 10 "WHIG OFFICE COZ
tractors are invited 10 attend.
BY THE COMMITTEE.
nh stSTuSFs
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I L09aeJ 4gencies.
OFFICE VIsoIsTA LANDS !,
prruyovp March III raec

RICHMOND, March Sd, 1863
THE REAL ESTATE BRANCH or
i my business requires now my excInsiys
attention. ] have therefore made an arrange.
ment with General Tochman TO cond net The
IMMIGRANT LABOR DEPARTMENT ~
whom shall refer all cornnunica tons here.
after received upon this subject, and reauost
correspondents in the future TO address birn
directly, post office box S97.
NH 4-2w J. d. IMBODEN.
r AND AGENCY. - GEORGE "
~ DREWRY, ATTORNEY AT Law. Oeics
with General Bradley 7. johnson and Major
John Johns, No. l0l4 Main street, next beloy,
post
Practices in the courts Of Richmond cl.,
and the county Of Henrico. Sells, pryatel,
REAL ESTATE in town and country. Pc
sons desiring me to sell property for them will
please send an exact description OF il, win
terms, etc, post office box 305
REFEREScEs.-Hon. James Lyons, Jndya
John A. Meredith, General Henry A. WIS.,
Messrs. Lancaster & Co, Elicit K Royster'
and 5. c. Tardy & Co., Richmond; DR.. Jart
Braxton, Old Church, Hanover; Genera
William 3. Taliaferro, Gloucester Com.
house Captain Thomas Tabb, Hampton RI.
bert H. & Jonn Mann, Esqs., Petershnro.
Judge H. H. Marshall, Charlotte Conr,hopse!
DR.. J. T. Boyd, Cave Spring Roanoke: d.
c. G.. Powell, Twyman's Store, Spotsylya.
MIA; W. D. Cassip, Esq, Washington, u G.
H. Clay Dallam, Esq, Baltimore, Nd
Messrs Reznor s CO., Philadelphia Hor
Roger A Pryor, New York city
NH 7-2wIFTwltlN
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THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION
Seyenty-fOurth Day.
ORDERED 81 CONGRESS- TT

FRAME A STATE CONSTITUTION
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BIBLE CLASSES.
Mr.. Joel 3. Wat kins, into whose prac-
ticed and able hands the subject had fallen,
proceeded to read very elaborate paper
on the subject. The object of the class,
its mode Of instruction, and method of
being conducted, together with the pro-
per subjects of Bible literature to be
studied, commented upon, and written
about, were ali fully discussed, and in a
very mastery manner. The closing por-
ton OF the essay was very pathetically
drawn, and not only the eyes Of the
reader, but Of many of the members, were
suffused with tears before he concluded.
Rev. Cornelius Tyree said he had listened
with great interest to the excellent and elo-
ouent paper just read, and approved the
standard of perfection it sought to estab-
lsh but he doubted whether there was a
preacher in the house who could fulfil all
the requirements. He thought the great
end of teaching in the schools was the con-
version Of children; and his motto was,
the earlier, the easier, and the sooner, the
better.
Mr.. White, Of Petersburg, comp1i-
mented the essay very highly, but could
QOG agree WIFI I'LL luC cApTCSSeu.
He wanted the teachers to have the aid Of
all the machinery that could be used, such
as blackboards, illustrations, textbooks,
dictionaries, and question books. Twenty
five years ago he was scholar. in Mr..
Barnes's class in this church, and it had
been instrumental in bringing him into the
Church. The teacher should be held &C
countable for his class.
Rev. William Fisher was glad the dis
cussion had taken SO wide range, as they
could not fail to derive great benefits from
it. He would say to the brethren, 60 on in
the great work, ard make all the converts
to Christ that they could.
Professor G. L. Cooke said he thought
the most successful teacher was that man
who was most refined, accomplished, intel
ligent, and who possessed the greatest
power of attraction for children. The
moralist was the most dangerous of teach
ers, and should not be trusted with the
training Of youth.
Mr.. Hiden cautioned the members to be
careful in their fault finding that they did
not lead the unsophisticated people in the
countryto conclude that we had no good
teachers. 1t was we'll enough to establish
q standard Of perfection, but it was never
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-27

J. LKsLrE CoMBs. sweet scented blos1
som, oolOred BY rum and spseked by dis
ease, who "sdits| sheet called the
Ironton Journal, says that Dr.. SAHHs keeps
Drug Store and sells whisky. Whew
you poor hell-pooked sot. did you ever get
any Of him : Judging from the look OF
your mug you never drank anything bet
ter than rot gut, but plenty Of that. The
cause OF your ire is easily explained. You
have applied for whisky 10 tho Doctor,
and yoar suuntenanCe not being good
enough to recon mend you at dOggery
instead Of Drug Store, yoa have been
refused, and like old Mackley, because
the Doctor didn't ask HIM home 10 dinner
on an occasion that he was making a con-
summate old fool out Of HIMSELF now spit
out your splenn upon man who contains
more respectability in his little finger than
you and ar four Radical relations could
possibly rake up, if you are . sample OF
your tribe, When you, in your futiIiIy,
next attempt 10 spit upon DR.. JoHH SANSs,
get upon something and spit down, for
from your natural attitude yon couldn't
spit On the offspring of d sheep-killlng
dog, This is pretty rough but you stuck
your Fpoon into q dish that you could
have let alone, now eat what you have
taken out. = Vest Union Defender.
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0R0IDE GOLD WATCHES.

BY investing only Fifty Cents You can obtain in
O5IoIpE GOLD HuSnSG CASE WATCH patent mCYe'
rnents, a DIAMOND SET OF JhwESRT, or any other
article on our Catalogue.
No one article being Of less value than wv
and from that up te 500.
ANY person purchasing certificate, drawing
watch, or any other article, Will receive the'saise
nv r,turn,ng the certificate and paying the assess
nient fec according ts It's marked value, as des-
ignated on each certificate.
Tryit, and you will be convinced that this IS
no bumiing nor chance lottery scheme.
rhe Certificates are sold at Fifty Gents each,
five idr 81.
Active Agents wanted everywhere, TO whom we
offer the most liberal inducements Of any irni
in the United states
fLcose two red stamps for Circulars to Agents
BRADFORD CO.,
ss Sssl3u s"rs set Now York
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RTKTG7S
is THE MIRACLE or The ACCT

Gray-IIeadcd People have their
locks restored by it TO the dark, lustrous,
silksn trssses Of youth, and are happy!
Young People, with light, faded dorrsd Hair,
have these questionable colors changed to
q beautiful auburn, and rejoice!
People whose heads are covered with
Dandrgf and Hunoys, use it, and have
clean coats and clear and healthy scalps!
Bald-I1eaded Veterans have
their remaining locks frightened, and the
bare spots covered with luxuriant growth
of Hair, and dance for joyl
Young Gentlemen use it because it is
richly perfumedf
Young Ladies use it because it keeps
their Hair in placel
Everybody must and aoiH usefit, because
it is the elsaasst aud best article in the
market!
For Sale by Druggists generally
And byJ. s. Strong, and G. W sisson, McArthuF
A. B. Merriam a Co., Wholesale Agents, Cincinnati
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FOR SALE,..Six In-lots in the tow

FOR SALE.--Six In-lots in the town
of McArthdr5 sditdhie for hnildine and gnr-
dening purposes, on which are Situated Two
DwEShISG HOUSES, Barr, stable, ctc.; viii bo
sold together, orsepeartely ,tosldf purchasers
Terms easy; eftlspcrfect
Twin olso sell eydortcf Section (l0O acres)
of EaAd, in Rlchland township, Yhiton coun-,
ty, With log cabin, and six asfts cleared and
under cultivation 1he hndis IN good locali-'
I ty, Is Of good quality, and well tlrhbcred. It
will be shown TO those wishing to purchase by
calling upon the Undersigned. Title perfect
Aug. 10, 6S-tf y. S. DANA.
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pnrahla of.tha IOa10. nnd nnh,,

Now, Il canieto pass in thefign ofAndy the
Second, that the search fof Trade waxed warm
in Southern Ohio, and many came from dis
tAnt cities to solicit and extend their trade,
and there were many Drumnefs and Travel-
ers throughout the land. While these trades
men were travelling through the land, there
was built at a point on the Ohio Isiv6r Feast
House, where the hungry and thirsty are Ia
ken in, and this House was so situated that II
was convenient to all the Beats and Railway
Trains; and the keeper OF this House Is a man
of fine parts and deep penetretion. He runs
not after the tiesh-p0hs of Egypt, but utturns his
eyes toward the stalls OF batcheIs, hucksters,
House are called goo, yea even the best in the
city. Now, the Drnmfneys, and all the trav-
elers that come from afar should go therein,
that their days may be pleasant while they
tarry at Portsmouth.
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DA4VAUICII bhUIHEHS,
No 69l Broadway, New York.
OSBORN MANUFACTURING COMPANY
100 Becker Street, NY.

"OsB0RN" BIRD AND ANIMAL CAGES,
Manufactured solely by this Company at Bridge
port, Conn, under Letters Patent Of The Uni
ted States
These Cages are Of great variety Of style and
finish, and include Canary, Parrot Meckng-
Bird, Squirrel, &c,
They are finished in a superior manner no
paint Of any descriptioh--which is so fatal 10
tion. They are Vermin Proof Bird Fancie ers
will appreciate these points OF excellence, TO be
found IN no other Oagss. They received the
highest premiums at the American Institute and
New York State Fairs Of 1867,
Caution All our Cages are stamped with our
name upon them. Send for Circular and Price
IisL
ANY GEORGE G. HILTON, GMEnAL AaKSr.
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A BAsKlsr MEETING will he hcldby the Pill
grim Congregation Of the Christian UDioH
Church ut the Grove near Mt. Zion Meeting
House, about nillessoulh- -Nvcst of M'Arthur,
commencing at l0o'clock, saturday morning.
August 10Th, 10 which everybody are respect
fully invited TO attend, bringing full baskets
dlrtd ~ fi,V. A. fl:-SfliarS and others.
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This most useful domestic article ever offered
TO the public for the saving Of labor and strength.
This machine Is for mixing cakes Of all kinds,
puddlngs, omelets, for beating eggs, for MASKING
boiled potatoes, for moulding bread, &c., per-
forming the operation quickly, perfectly and
thoroughly. All will be convinced that the same
better n every way when made by this Mixer.
II Is also useful TO the painter and the druggist,
and for everything that requires thorough mix.
ing or beating, this machine will be found invau
able. The prize is so low that II is within the
reach of every family. Agents wanted in every
county Liberal discount 10 dealers. Retail
Drice 95 each State and county rights for sale By
G. l.. NEWTON Co., Propretors,
II West 4ith st., N "
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VINTON COUNTY BANK,
UNINooRpoRATEDl

MACARTHUR, o. STOCKHOLDERS. = JosEPH ].
l4 MCDOWELL, Presidents JAMES W. DELAY,
Cashier; H. s, BUNpY, +. D. DoDsH, ANDREW
WoLF, II. +, AUSTIN, d. V. RANSsEs, Fax SFRoNG,
A. A. AUSTIN.
Bank Of discount and deposit.
Having formed a partnership for the purpose
Of conducting General Banking and Exchange
Busines, and with ample facilities for the trans
action OF any business pertaining 20 legitimate
Banking, we tender ouI services TO the business
public generally.
We buy and sell Exchange, Coin and Bonds.
Money loaned at reasonable rates on acceptable
paper. Revenue Stamps always on hand and for
sale. Interest paid on time deposits.
Persons wishing to remit money to Foreign
Countries can obtain Drafts at our Office.
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7 have for sale number of Horses,
several good Milch COss, one fne Yoke Of
Oxen, and number Of two yearold Steers.
Those wishing good bsrgains will please
call soon, at my residence, one mile west
of Zale5ki. Mas. DELlouT BOWEN.
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cHAs. BROWN, DAN. WILL,
WILL. nRoWN 3 CO..
3 Z n

b "A N x II Eo 5,
ONE Door West Dan. Win & Bros Store,
" North side Main street, MoArthur, Ohio,
do General Banking Buslnes; Deal n Ex-
change, Government Securities, Stocks,
Bonds, Gold and Silver, &c.
Deposits received. Interest," paid on time
deposits.
Collections made at all accessible points in
the United States.
United States Revenue Stamps for sale.
AL business done on the most liberal terms
and with the utmost promptness. feb29,TT-f
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"a saddls Colored Nsgro ) whila llan

| IAsaddis Colored Negro white Man
In May last the radical Suprems Court
Of Ohio decided that aaa 'ssa
nAfale citizens having visibls admizlirs
OF AFRICAN BLOOD, but in whom the
white blood preponderatss, arc WHITE
MALE CITIZENS within the meaning q
the Constitution Of Ohio. AND HAVE
THE SAME RIGHT TO VOTE AS ClTL-
zENS or PURE WHITE BLOOD"
Here we have 1t that . Baddle-cOlored
Negro Is white male sitizeM White men
you defeated that same Radical bautling
at the polls last fall BY . majority Of bO,-
900 votes. Do ytu propose to have that
which you rejected, cramned down your
threats, wool, stencil and all
Wilson, the Radical candidate for Con-
grsss In this District iudOrses every word
Of the above. sH
sanns, the Demooratic candidate, re-
pudiates II and claims that this is White
Mans Government, a .s
Which will you support, the Negroes
candidate or the White Mans candidatea
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Zer's Ague Cure,

zt.r Fever and Aguc, Hntermittent Fe.
ser. Chill Fever, Hsenittent Fever,
~. iD Ague, Periodical or Bilious
.'.Ycr, &c, and indeed all the afEec-
50 which arise from mallriOus,
..-'Il, or IniasInatic polSORs.
- name implies, it does Cure, and does MT
=. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine Bismuth,
=. ,',t.ir any other mineral or poisonous substance
49, r, it in nowlse injuries any patient The
and importance of Its cures in the agne dis
4.e literally beyond account, and we believe
, I,tr , parallel in the history Of medicine. Our
....''. giatGedby the acknowledgements we re-
.v IT the radical cures effected in obstinate cases,
g., .'',, other remedies had wholly failed.
ia, E mated persons, either resident ins or
.. a.! through miasmatc localities, VIII be pro-
.. g.. taking the AGUE CURE daily.
= 'irer Complaints, arising from torpidlty
81, lirer, it is an excellent remedy, stimulating
.r' ! - into healthy activity
'iltod by DIR. J. G. AVER & Co., Practical
.t: ,lytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass.i and sold
ia , NJ The world.
rEICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
SulI ~ G. W. sisson, u.s.. Strong Macarthur
MI - Il Cooper, ,Hamden; VIII Co., Ialeskt
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

bride AND BRIDEGRooM.- M.-Esskrs ron
ID YouRa MEN, on the Interesting relation Of
rdegroom 10 Bride In the institution Of Mar.
riage.-a Guide to matrimonial felicity and happl-
ness. Sent b. mail in sealed letter envelope,
free Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa, (20
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HOTrRH

DORTSM0UrlI, OHIO0 G.. W,JOHES, Pro-
4 prietor This Hotel Is In the most con-
yenient part OF the city--on Front Street, be-
tween Market and Jefferson. &
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Zinc Farm for Sale:

Any person wishing o nice home could
not do better than buy 55 acres Of good
land, situated on each side Of the State
Road leading from Macarthur to Athens
II mile from Vinton Station on the NJ.
&c. R.R.-about So acres Of which are
uAler cultivation and all under fence,
UPON which there is plenty Of timber, q
never failing we'll Of water, o number Of
never failing springs, choice young
orchard, also dwelling house, two veins
Of coal of the best quality, which can be
easily taken to the best market In good
aud healthy location Chance for good
bargain. For further particulars, enquire
of the editor of this paper, or Of Mrs.
DELreHr Bowen, one nile west of zlleski,
Ohio.
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SEND IN YoUR RAes.-We will pay the
market price in cash for good Rags at
Ilis office. DfiSg them alongE
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r.indaInu Hnnsa

Lindsey House,
YALESKI, OHIO. d. DUNCAN, Proprietor.
II This House, having been very much i'm.
proved and repaired, is lar superior in size and
comfort to any Hotel in this part Of the State
the proprietor being prepared 70 accommodate
one and all with good sleeping apartments and
furnish the table with the best the market affords
Its location is convenient to BUSINESS and tc the
Railroad Depot, which makes 1t a desirable stop,
ping place for all visiting Zaleski.
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j, LiIIibridce,

FASHTONABLE TAIL OR,
NTuARTHUR, Ohio. shop-Two doors South of
wi Arnold's Blacksmith Shop, opposite the
county Jail.
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The Florence Sewing Machine.

Was awarded the first premiums at the iolloS
:. ing Fairs and Industrial Exhibitions during
past sgason. New England Agricultural Fair.
Providence, New York Slate Agricultural Fclr,
land Institute, Baltimore, Mechanics Associa-
tion, Lowell
Resides numerous MINOR State rnd county FAIRS
throughout the Country, thus establishing our
claims that the FLoRE' cE is the best family sew
ing machine the world
FLORENcE Sewing MAcnINE Co.,
55 Broadway, NY
Send for an Illustrated Circular. (5m
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poAD NOTICB.

Notice Is hereby given that a petition will
county, Ohio, at their next regular session In
September A. d. 1853, praying for the grant OF
a View and laying ont ofa county road: COM
mencing on the road leading from MeAr-
thur TO Wilkesvllle, at or near the school
bausa in snb-dristrict No. 2, in Clinton town
ship. Vinton county, Ohio; thence cast on OF
near the section line dividing the farms OF
stephen Salts, Richard Timms, and others, to-
uortf1-easferly course to the southeast corner
OF the northeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter on section one; thence east one-fourth
Ola mile 10 Elias Wards east line; thence IN q
north-easterly direction TO intersect the road
leading from Vipton Furnace to vinton Sta-
tioi al the Vinten Furnace Store-house, and
there to end. PHILLIP WERNER,
July 20, IS6S-td Principal Petitioner.
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HORACE WATERS & co.
WarerOoms 4S1 Broad way, N. Y.

TESTIMONIALS.
The Waters Pianos are known as among the
very BEsT.-N. Y. Evangelist.
We can speak Of the merits of the Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge as'beinV Of the
very best qualIty.-Christan lnielIgencer.
We baye one OF Mr.. Waters Pianos now in our
residence, (where IL has stood for years y ol
which any manufacturer in the world might well
be proud. We have al Says been delighted with
il as sweet toned ami powerful instrument, and
there IS no doubt of its durability more than
this, some OF the best amateur players in the
city, as well as several celebrated pianists, have.
performed on SAID piano, and all pronounce IL a
superior and frst-class instrument. Stronger
Endorsement We could not glye.-Home Journal.