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New-York tribune., 1868-02-20

GALE of the ALABAMA AND FLORIDA
~ RALROADnder the decree of too Hon Philip Frstr Jaife
Court Of the United states for the SOrhsra DLtnf
the twenty6hh lt5h dJ o. hch
O'Clock the following propert of the Alabama aad Foe
Railroad Company, bankrupt, via r" r...f f..
mile Of ROAD. oonplete, In running order.
3t3 mia. ROADBRD with BRIDGES TRESTLIS &c. inco<-
pe; together With the CORPORATE FRANCHISE Of said CemHr
Also, LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES,
8 BOX CARS,
IS PLATFORM CARS tcompete
10 PLATFORM CARS (neonpes
POLE CAR lin onder
POLE CARS ncomp!ete),
| OPEICB and STORBR0OM,
PLATFORM SCALES (Hoxej. 80
Aso The TOOLS UTENSILS &C. &C. belonging 70 sh Resd ea-
ydFanie Jacks Jack Screws. Hosting hact
Wool Boring MAchne Wheebarroxs for Turnabe os 90
Blacksmith Tools and Shop CarW S
and Frames iroa 81 500 bA spikes AhG
railroad Jacks lot of Timber aud Lumber Or f
Clock CroSbas Spike hAal AI oaoyes hoes
lot Of Cooking uteOsis, sc, kS
TERMS CASH.
The COMPLETION the connections vii psee the Bag
habOr The Gufn Immediate oomuaHcsa
Chicago the Lakes and making Pensacola TIE c
between South America the islands % @
West ladies MeIico add the agricultural s.d
grain growing region United States the States Of hebts
TenAessee 8o and l9AaA free and expeditions outlet -
sfong thm transit for be on
tedious abd route fAs
for sale l. he or trunk Of I've rAosds h
center sad It's value a. an invass
needs only With due and pedb
AJbx AAGRUDRR, U. s. Marshal (hesssnseri-S
PensaeOla. Peb II, 1883.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
aruurirs anS qru6isims!'
Goyzrtntrsbip Auiius.

DISSOLUTION.-The firm of JOHN TAY-
~ IORs SONS dissolved (Oh Tsuh dsy Of Jsau.r
l ~ dsosass Joseph Taylor An peuons having sus against
the win present NE same 81 the ohes No 3 Gehwehe
Of Jay at, ksv.forh
Tia undsu.d will eOspue the Brewing business under the hans,
sad iue ef JOHN TAYLoRs sQs, wa y, rAIkok
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
6itp StaI 6stait for SaI,.


C w. BENEDICT,
Os RIAL ESTATE. LOAN. AND INSURANCE BBOKER,
70 10 PIEBST AND No $50 SIXTH AVE.
Por the accommodation of parties ShDg sell purchase
dwelling hrs rtH furnished uniushJ houses
has 0pened CENTRAL RHAL ESTATE OF
FCE AT 566 sIXTHAVB Thirty fcur,6st Wber be W 10
happy receive orders from hh fehds and
large number Of for and 70 principally irst class
BaDess IN all the CsnAlSL
MONEY TO LOAN OH BOND AND hORTGAGR
Insurance effected hntoAss Companies pwe s0ns fnrni
tuFe, ke & W. BESSDlrT, I.
No. sss sixtbsye and No 10 Pine St
HOUSES TO LET and for SALE.
IL CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND AORTGAGE
No I65 and l6T Broadway.
A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
n suitable fr sFStess gentleman, the city lovely location
Sl b, SOLD ats bargain
T0HN B. CHURCH & JACOB SHARPE,
NO. "a PfNKST.,
Real Estate Brokers and AaciOpteFG
City iDd County PROPERTY SOLD RENTED LOANS nego
Uated
special paid the and Management Of Estates
TOR SALE-The following HOUSES:
u Lexington ave, 3story brick 900
West n ninth IT, 3stOTy brown 1900
East HhygbtbEt 3stOFy brown stone 1900
ST. tsto brown $4,000
West Phy seconds - 4story brown stone. 5000
West Forty yseysDthst. 4sory broTnstone $500
several UNFUREIsHEQ HOUSES 70 LkE
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
l--L A. j. BtExok sk A1eAoneer - :, = :.
MISERABLE TENEMENT PROPERTY FOR
yuusts anS Sarms @unirS.


TENEMENT PROPERTY WANTED-T0
buy or highest pres and hest security eysrs r.
GIBBONS Co. No 4s Boonest three doors west Of sroadwI
XVANTED-A HOUSE not less than % feet
w frOat With Odsrn nproys4su's 10 .Pseta1s,
S20O0O WIN give S8 coo 5000 eash balance on mortgage
address, stating particulars B., Station d. Bible House
w TED to hire, with the privilege of bny-
w neat FARM HOUSE or COTTAGE With few acres Of
se vegetables w pleasant location near raj
road AIdrss. H. D. POTTER No. BoAdst New'HATen Conn
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
Gitg 8tal Gstat. for SaIi.
CHEAP and DESIRABLE HOUSES for SAIL

Bat t9stst....'.... 1880 B1,t slst..~........ 9OO
East SsiS:....: i@S EsS fS I1sSS
Y.st sob ,.......... is sHS R.,t I7b., ''''' FOO
s.sIi E.:s ss 2S 2SSS E:s sss s sSS
CHAMBERS.ST.-FOR SALE-Marble- front,
- sysory STORE. Conegepace borooshfars
e ns1 PSop.r os se r & a a hESIs & Also small cor
ae.l16is Apply 70 JAMES PRICE No 20 iiSdsoa.t
EIFTH-AVE., between FOrty-third and Forty
HotSRs Nos 4s and is M 1 s ny @ slG 'sa . aIoEs @
o S d.s 10 s. S ss1o 10 G IS E.s os,s l hTss
in material soi th 70 heretofore built this e Parlt. wanting
Pefn. to sInns apply JOHN SHERWOOD, 80 so
oE 9ss 70 II 4 m or to TO WILLIAM LEE h% n'
FOR SALE-Fine Corner PROPERTY, 115x
A., @ $ % tss G We s near I Je,ey CITY Ea,SI
Location ever suitable for hO,el the Tsa or Other
purposes Possession Alse several Proers nr ne
APpJ '''S Depot ) 5iSSs iSfs' phicR
FOR SALE-A Splendid PROPERTY on
t. clos. 20 ii IL. RuTope.n nSas .. "s s % sss" ocp to
large hous or fns nnobirueei position de'ia-
@ say P'S;t 2SS Tq'' ai1ss PcE No. sS
FOR SALE-On Lexington-ave., in good loca-
sfa re LVS G Ss I g f.a S be sod '''' terms
EOR SALE-Two small, brick HOUSES OH
north SIDE Of One hundred aud oaribst Third and Foarih
ave- Thirdsve Address ashundrvl pnht, premises
EOR SALE-A good DWELLING HOUSE
and FOUR LOTS Sy soI,G aas Of t s'sfga % sS %
''''''' '''s-~ WI n RAYSoR No Pines.
EOR SALE-One or Two of the most com
pete found prfo, order vita all Uodera impToe
basement and slrcea hg-soOpi VII ert or
81 800 eAeh eSsy pee s:OO each Apply Al No 2s Ninth
st Second-aSe.
EOR SALE-The four-st0ry hgh-stoop
brawnstsne HOUSE No. lw,s' FoJ'ee'tb-'t Inquire OfW
h. BISHOP. No 90 Wet ffty -secoadst -
DOR SALE-A first-class, hish-stoop. brown
stone front HOUSE bets cen Fourbas
and Irving place; Is feet frvut Price $1,000
A. ~ serbia, No. - Finest
THIRD-AVE., No. 454, west side between
Thrlytbid and 1br,riourhst also No 4o east SIDE bive
Thir hrt aud Tor SALE b. WILLIAM THOMSON
No. 2l5 Wsterst
VALUABLE TRACT of LAND on the Har-
lem River adjoining the Bridge and the track o the
Hudson Rain front alut l0n iet containing shout
80 Lots; nothing desirable the market f nap And pans zee
n. T. RIDER No % linest
XVEST-ST. PROPERTY for SALE-CapItaI
location prominent ferry snd ar niun'i
Also
Greenwich Hudson and other streets, eete si M conr al
desirable Apply TO JANIS PklCk Mo- 200 toasee-st -
ETH-AVE.. below 5Sth-st.-FIne CORNER
- LOTS lJrO5 cheap others from Nh t. 19 and Stsiai
to MaiSoa ID 8b aud lith Ayr Aud sirtet Lots N 80
bargains W. r. shihooh 10 ~ D'oslNp
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20
SruukIrm 8ial 6stzt, for SaIt.


A HANDSOME HOUSE, ii rooms, eight lots
~ n ground in Boilyu ory $500 JAqUEs, POS Broadw'y
DROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE.-A
ID srlenId ROUSE lt only blocks from
cis Eui-s Also 10 bne GARDEN LAND, for psf
tcniss call 90 JAQUES. No lo3 Btosdsay rom y" >
DROOKLYN HlGHTS modern brick
I'D HOUSES for sALBby W. H. COWL, No. 81 Piaest; -
.......... $1,000 Wios st..........f fl3o0l
Pinesyp.e-,t.......... 1907 "los.s......... u 90
DOR SALE-A 3-stOry, basement, aud sub
cellar brct HOUSE WITH and water prems, IN Ess
Warrtnst south B-uokyn Alec, boNi-sous. kHgsh haunt
With gss in South leventhst sud ttoJ frame
With brck In Istsave btssn SooktD and foysiA
Inquire Of JANIS PRIOR No . Jsel.o1 4 Ne. York
TOR SALE-Prospect Parl,-Some desirable
ou W. IDbbS, NO II bruadsaJ,
q RectOrst, Room Ne 6L
EOR SALE.-Sl,3OO cash and balance in easy
annual paymra Will bur house With all inPrusrHetts n
Brooyn near apply in forenoon W H. bABCoCA eoras
Court and Moutag0es st
DROSPECT PARK PROPERTY The finest
nppnriuuv IL red to ih- pvblc hbFbN
WEIGHT AtR RIBS or LAND bd b the t lhe on toe north
the B Neslo toe sonh Abi tAtih
tb- immediate vcg 0 the lark oe 81 ihe
taIsoa for fbr other plposes all % sod
pafee ddesired at t5oo APIy 10 W A. COLI
No. Piuest
VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS in the Eighth
ward BooLTn At S3l 10 500 zach; street RON utsfy al
Title pescL On, - mIBel-s frar ca
York IBq1irc Of B T. GOODRICH. oAe sA Morris
CogsweI Montague corner ~ COurtst, broElJn
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20

TEnTHAyE snd 1sru ST. n corner Five srst class Lots
ABSOLUTE PARTITION SALE without rcserve Of orbnNDi"
. - cRETRAL PARK LOTS - ss.,,i.
slXTf-THlRDSf., O. =, 80 n v. Of RGHTHAFE-s nneD y"
Gated lots, a3Il00 each .r
BGHTY til lRDsT o. $40 n Of PIPrHAyR, and 100 H. ~
or fMADl5ON-AVk - choice lots isx02 hL .-s .IfIrI
fifnnSlkTL.sr 325 n. Of SIXTH AVE- iotS n.f
EiGhI1SlATH-ST N n Din. v. ~ AVENUE Al Loss
BlGHrGPiF1HST., a. g. a ~ " Of AyESuB A-6lctA
POSITIVE PARTITION sALB Of VALUABLE BUSINESS PROP
ERl PINESr between FRONT and WATRRsTs " close an
undivided Interest ~ .'''. i' ~ "Ili
No. sad 10 PIHRsT-TwO PoURsToRY aae CELLAR
BRICK BuLDIEGs each toa II 'front.' desirable for oSsins
parpc~ea -. .fI I'D lrHO IfrI .'a0II. = ~ -
liberia, Mas Of all above property ready the O6es
oi The Aucioneers. No Is Essssast N 4 = -
RR00ME AND MULBERRY-ST. CORNER.
~ A J. BLEBcKRR SON Co will sell st suetioa TUESDAY
Feb. E. 1853. At 70 clock AZ the Rschsnee saesroon:
BR00hRSThe valuable premises No B3 Brcomest south-esst
llr2i hoor used
part dwelling The p ements song In this par, Of
ihIesnert Terms liberal Possession Nay Tile perfect Maps
n IT--d IN A. j. BtKHoK sH, Agetieneer : :, : :.
nESIRABIyE TENEMENT PROPERTY FOR
H. sALRA j. BLBECKER, SON Co viii sell q, auction 90
TUESDAY Feb g. 1858 at ~ o'clock st the Erhsnse Ssesroo@
EAST TENTST-Fivesiorr philadelphia brick house and o
20 side between kstASe and AVenne
suafel size 25r5s Dot 80 feet deep House mas oaSa
and eItenson brown stoni o.eony CONTAINS
Coon well ventilated throughout nhiN mar
bic bgh eegs ornced extra beoom doors and windows
connecting wh the entries; siairvsy both roofs ~ IA,
This buihng built BY days work. the eN snaer ana WIN
most substantial material Title perfect Terms ANOrHbs
hsps At the AncioneeTs Office, No. n Cedsrst
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20

w MANUFACTURERS or FURNITURE
Established 1850
w.houssSos IS and n Spring corner S Crosby hsDu0p
19 Wes Twelnht, extending through 10 No O JAnest
huure Invited eIAmn the largest stock Of Fashion
able Furniture to be found in this city consisting Of
CHAMBER PARLoR, LIBRARY, AND DISISGRooM SUITES
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE AND WARRANTED
IN EVERY RESPECT
the furnishing CHURCHES COUNTRY
RESIDENCES, HOTELS, &c
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20

We have received the following letter:
n ~ g6lOr Of TA< Treun<
SIR: MySfarm with buildings, which advertised in
fHL TRIBUNE for sale has been sold for sl3,5O0.
b. HowLASD, Sherwood. CayuGs Co., MY.
Al Yonkers wm Jones Youmans has sold "a city lots
IN Warburtonave, and running through 70 Woodwork
AVE. forming portion Of the Boardman estate, TO Mr.
William Clark for s4OOo In Port Chester, Nrs. Olivia
hervOod sold la OF land adjoining the village to
N. Thomas Bent for 1890. AT Mount Vernon, Vim.
samuel bchlote has sold lot at the intersection
SsecoHdave. and Fourth-st., 70 Dir. Vim. j. Haddock,
W t4Do At CARMEL Mr. John shentOn has sold house
nd lO sOxtOO feet to Mr David Merrek for $500, and
olher lot IOxteo feet to Mr. Albert Fisher for tSO-.
= ahddletown, Mr. James b. ToulOn has disposed Of his
.'ese on Highst TO Mr. VIM B. BOyce, for 5000 Mr..
TouIon has sold house and lot on Northst to the
'san o. B. Vail and william Evans for 5000. AT
-"aoou Mr.. Marius Turck has sold lot on stuyve-
s.aIst, soXito 70 Mr.. NJ b. snyder-...At Ellingyne,
Albert Corbn has sold hts residence Centre ST., 20
Fuller. for osco. and N. 7. chds has sold to the
e.ae several nne lota.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-20

EOR SALE-A fine FARM of about 200 acres,
Wshess County With hBe and ouihudings hsh Peed
orchard te miles from TarrJowh Terms 70 sot Address AAL
ESTATB, Tribune 0heA
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01
NEW WORK. MARKET.

NV ] lORki oPpt' 90 loVo'
The receipts for the week were as follows
6511 beeves, 80 roe sheep, and 10 s03 hogs,
BEEF CATTLE.--The beef trade is slow,
and prices favored purchasers. phe follow
ing are the quotations. Extra quality per
cwt. $40 75all7 00i prime quality SSiB O0@l6-
so: fair to good, SIS 00@i6 90; ordinary, $l3 OO
6214 90; inferior, S11 00Gl9 90,
SIIEEP.-!The market opened active, but
prices are lower, owing 70 free arrivals
Sheep, however. commanded about previous
prices viz 5@64c. Lambs sold from Z to
s &c, closing atT9S%c Quotations ranged as
follows: Sheep and lambs eXtra, shearedp per
cwt, 50 rs; prime qualify, So 25e6 80; com
mon to good, IS O0@6 90; inferior 81 25@4 70
HOGS.-Priees declined &,@%c, and the
market was active at the concession. Sales
were made OF i48heRd Ohio, l57 lbsayerage,a at
0l{c; tf3 do, 200 lbs Zoe; ia do, 1G9 lbs. 9hci
5S9 Illinois, 203 lbs, 107sc 1875 do, 179 lbs. lQc
2lS Iowa and Missouri, 1888 lbs 109sc 2d0 do,
ISL lbs, 1Ols@tObc; 155 do Michigan, 1871 lbs,
9hc, and 12 do, III lbs, S&c.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01
rdnIperhnoe..

A large number of the citizens OF
this place assembled at the Court
House last Monday evening, for the
purpose of organizing q branch So.
ciety Of the State Temperance Ali
ance. The meeting was temporari-
ly organized by eleeting Col A. c.
johnson Chairman and j. B. Priddy
Secretary. AfteFthesing nging by the
Choir and prayer by Rev. j. r.
Powelly prof Seagerfsvdred iths
meeting with a song entitled "Tom.
my Don't Co." which did not, as il
could not, fail to elicit hearty ap'
plause. 1894 u.8tti4
The Constitution was then read
and commented upon by Rev. Geo
Carpenter. Steps we're immediate
Iy taken to perfect the purpose Of
the meeting. Fifty names were
readily obtained, and permanent
organization was effected by choos'
ing Prof. P. E. Morehouse Presi-
dent, j. N. VanDeman Sec'y, and
VIM. L. MillefTreas. The Consti-
tuition provides that the Clergy be-
longing to the Society shall be Vice
Presidents.
The meeting adjourned to meet
at.the Baptist Church on Tuesday
evening next, when DR.. 0. A. Allen
will read. an essay, and good speak
ers will be provided and appropri-
ate music. All are cordially invited
to attend.
A. C. JOHNSON, Chm.
T r. PRIDDY. Sec'y.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01
4 n ORDINANCE to extend and

n Io,,,,, mad ut,ooI nnd ~ condpinn nrnn,
uPin t'nsU ''''" W P''P
eISy ,oi 'iRC 10 W. II ojnnd Inv the councl of tbe
aLu =, y II ii,,a ~ Wbebin hon Fs,'ettc
H'h,,t,; i1bio tb'fF MA Straef be and fhe
COuhty Ohl4' thuV hast 9llI street. ne III. nnu lid Wy
salle ~ ileiooS ne ~ ,S 70 "
oruerea 70 oe Pi o, ,oui MS vp "
@ ANVu9 u o sncb muJc "sa aDd far
te lne ctsI t ~ suvr scried mio re"I s'' es
t ~, the Sortb ad9re oI side of
NY, a. " ~ ~ ii,,a la a SvItie ID
9piack locusI sunni " Nv tinG ~ az tbo%co
u!ins ,lii 70 aMn' i; "a dn nnst moles tn n
WaI saiu ny ,i,, tbencc nottb Al dec eost
~ 5s1Se oG nosto III s stae IN fbe lSnds of q
1oililsoI tnenio tosn,,t o,l,,o r. WnSbi,%,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01
CINCINNATI MARKET.

-|TTI ~ n -UINUTNNATIl -f'UVU'k 20 TUUl'
BEEF CATTLE.-Thc market has been a
shade 6riner MS 800 Of the receipts were ship
EpeC Eastward leaving Il limited supply, and
at 50 O0a8 50i medium at 50 1904 Is prime at
81 5O@5 50, and extra shipping cattle at 50 90
(DG25
SIIEEP,--The supply, although small, has
been equal to the demand and prices, are
steady at 81 50G3 50 per Genital for common to
prime,
HOGS--With Rsh0rtsupply End q good de-
mand from butchers the market has ruled firm
closing with all sold at IS 00GfO 90 gross for
flight to heavy averages.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01
pendloton's Prophecies.

If you wish to read the Prophe
cies of Mr.. G. H. Pendleton, made
in one of his speeches way down in
Maine before the late glorious un-
ion victory there, read his speech
which has been reproduced in ele-
giant artistic skill by our union
friend DR., j. w. cleayeland II is
true quotation from Mf. PendIe
toms speech delivered in.Maine be-
fore the election, which lie went
to carry over to the democrats
But he didn't. You Will find this
speech put on canvas, posted up be
tween Robinson & Silcott's store
and the public offices, Court Street.
Stop and read it and learn what a
wonderful prophet is G. II. ?.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01
- Report of Washington Union
School for the week ending Sep
OK 1909.
P. E. NJ, Supt.
PRECAUTIONARY MEDICA

PRECAUTIONARY MEDICA-
TION.-If the importance of protective
medication were more generally appreciated,
our mortuary statistics would soon show q
wonderful decrease in the number Of fatal re-
suits of disease Millions ofpeople are crowd
ed together in districts where they are con-
stantly exposed to the masmatic virus which
produces ague, jaundice, fever and ague, and
dindred complaints; and millions more are
continually visiting or travelling through
those parts OF the country where febrile dis
eases infest the entire atmosphere for miles
In every direction. These classes are enyiron7
ed with dangerwhieh cannot be oyerestima-
ted. They require II sure protective medicine
like MIsHLER's HERB BrTTERs which is
the only real safeguard for an untoned stom-
ach, or delicate nervous system; the only for
tifying agent against malarious disorders, or
that will effect permanent and etlicacious
cure where disease has already fastened itself
upon It's victim, IT is aninfalliBle cure, and
is highly valued in all fever and ague districts.
Sold everywhere 42flm
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01
-Mr. saford, the demoeratic

Mr.. Stafford, the democratic
candidate for iudge Of the Common
Pleas Court has been talking poll
tics to small audiences in this Co.
for a few days past The effect Of
his speeches falls ,hTmlessly upon
the union Republican elements Of
little Fayette, where very worthy
andcompetent gentleman resides,by
the name Of MILLS GARDNER, who
is great favorite among the peo-
pie here, and with she assistance Of
their numerous good friends in
Ross and Highland Counties, they
intend on Tuesday the 18th of this
month, to make Judge.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01
: On Friday night last, :

- On fflQay hlBht iHs| Nle
Grant Guards were ont in full blaze
With tlleir brilliant torches. After
illuminating the towniconsiderably,
the crowd assembled at the Court
House, where every available space
was completely occupied, when The
President introduced Hon. James
Scott, Of Lebanon, WHO proceeded
to address the audience. We feel
that it is not too much to say that
Mr.. SCOTS speech was one Of the
best,we have listened to during the
campaign, Hesiftea the proceed.
ings and fraudulent acts Of Demo
cratic Legislature last Winter, in a
mastery manner. We wish every
Republicans and every Demoeratin
the country could have heard the
speech.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01
eoEcgRr os FRIBAr EYnNNe q

GoScERT ON FRIDAY EyENIse l-A
rare musical treat is to be offered
our citizens at the M. +. Church on
Friday (tomorrow} evening. Mrs.
Louise McCarty Of Cincinnati, said
to be the most accomplished and
attractive singer of that city, and
Mr. George L, DePrans, graduate
Of the Royal Academy of Music at
EdinbOro, assisted by Mr.. R, w.
Seager, whose musical abilities are
very well known and appreciated
here, are to give a grand concert; /;
and we trust the house will be fill
ed to its utmost.capacity. Profess
or Seager assures us that, for artis-
tic skill and elegant musical execu
ton, the above named artists (him-
self excepted, are among the first
in the country
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01

MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr.. CONE may be consulted at the fol-
aowing times and places;
In.WASHlNGTON, at the Kirk House,
on FRIDAYS, after the express train goes
West until il goes West on Saturdays, May
J l5 ana I6; June 10 and 20; July "a and
95; August % and 80; Oct. 2and 3; Nov
6 and I: Dee II and II.
De. CONE cures all forms Of Chronic
ID seases. as Dyspepsia ip all its various va
rioties; all Diseases of the Lungs and Air
Passages, as Lnryngitis, Bronchitis and
soonsumptioni all diseases of the Kidney,
Liver, Panereas, and the Glands generally;
AL diseases of the Heart, Blood and Blood
Vessels; all diseases Of the Brain and
Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea, or St Vitus'
Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and general ner-
'vous innutrltion; all diseases of Females,
enlarged Tonsils, and all forms of Serofu-
Aa. as also all diseases of the Eye and Ear,
ana All other Chronic Diseases.
Ny- No charge for consultation, buteash
sOr medicines,
slg4A ,sr;l % V969 Qltf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01

There are many natural causes
that are daily producing an injuri-
GUS effects upon the hair, by slow
but sure approaches. To those who
are the victims of any disease of
scalp, a sure preventative is a pub
lie beuefaction. This, we are told,
has been found in the discovery of
the celebrated "Barrett's Vegetable
Hair Restorative. g43 aeaa raH
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01

Why don'tyou get new clothes
when senfteagerg is selling them
off at panic prices? ? He has every
articl necessary to fit you out in 90.
connecting style at a mere nominal
cost. Call in at his new Clothing
Store in McLeans new block. See
their double column advertisement
in to.day's Herald. @-fts
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01
]. B. PRIDDY, Sec'y.
Cure of Discharge from the Ears,
with Dea fneSs.


From Rev. John Mott, d. D., Prof. Of Union
College, Schenectady, N VI
FONDA, n. ", April 90 1868.
i FL CAGwGN, ESQ. DEAR SIR; received
your letter of April 23d to-day, / am over GO
years of age. fbave had from infancy one
ear very deaf, always discharging more or
less offensive matter. This year both my ears
became diseased running very much, very
offensive. producing the greatest debility of
body and depression ofspilits and my hearing
Impaired in the highest degree. In such u
condition pptmyself under the care Of Dr..
G. b LIGHTHILL He has fully restored me.
| hear well The dizziness and discharges
have heen removed, and have notretmned.
The stopping of the running has given me the
highest elasticity and yigor Of body, and u
ii6w Of spirits, whilemy fears was that stop
ping the discharges would prove detrimental
or dangerous. esteem, or rather have learn
ed to esteem Dir, Lighthill Qorhe was stTan-
ger toYReuntilI was his patient) asa 8entle-
man and aman of science, IN whom the high
est confidence may be placed g.-.l
Yours, very truly, gs9 JOHN MOTT,
Dir. Lighthill win be at the Kirk
House, in ourvillage, October 14th
and 10Th. His cures of Catarrh,
Deafness and Head diseases are re-
markable.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-10-01

New PARsoNAGE.-We notice
that the Baptist friends have got the
walls up and roof onaa neat Brick
house for the home of their Minis
ter. 1t is built on the Baptist church
grounds, and is to- be completed
and ready to occupy very soon.