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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-01
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s.stsE AMI gradually UNDERMINE and destroy II ;
80 ,,r;ye the bloom from the cheek, me iuetfe
.rom the eve, <1he strength and Nis"f from ne
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-. through successive gene, ations, the race'oi
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Insane. It'll, ..,rroa 70 the human
800 liza, those diseases arising from ,he Gu" ,
-, ,.neri.l Poison. The m:idest ,orms, py re-
nAn -, TIE blood, holt over the one afiiic-
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-eu, r., fall and blght-to utterly desiroy-a'i
xIrxCiI,,Y recpgn zed As the most "a
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~.rf,, dou.,ies his dangers Ifose "np No :,
traated with that perniciou- MI ENA VI !,
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in.' -, II. Say into the tissues and organs
ION, . .t. arnarer,ly smooth surface. 70 purs'
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our ~ ~ nf mei,cine When Perfect GU Res can
- ATTAINED by consulting physician. ~n"' ."ns
,t;,,a aud thor ugh invesflgatiohih' N 'iio -
oIsctloe o." =, ,b. USNARY ORGANS, enable 10
at.rn,;n. AT once the cause OF the disease 49,.
Ill diseases entrusted to tire E.cter ~ ~, T.
,rpTs,,r SPEEDY and PERM An EN- I nIa'
~ al Cases Ccre" GuarsHteee'
=, sv,ht,is end its aAiuucts, GonHorfheea , am
IN =, diseases; in all disorders ol the b'au
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$3.50. Of the Heart AMI Lungs; DysPepsa' Inv"
-, Imptency; lpciplent Consuiiip'io'i'
III a;.aa,e, of the unary organs IN 1ieisei s'A' w.
~ warranted, or NO PAY reG1iree'
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-01
EEATLY AND PROMPTLY
Executed at this Office.

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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-01

II. B. Pomroy: s. and c. tax. 3 50. deiInq /,
, ,oo ,af On The w.st line OF Thompson street by
$40 feet deep, commencing at point on west line
Of Thompson street. io2 800 feet south OF the
south line of Fifth street valued at 100 20.
? ~ assessed upon lots Nos. ], q S and in block
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1869-12-30

i cannot bear chiiren,' said Mrs.
Prim djsdninfnly Mrs. P,ri1s,on
looked over her sperraclcs mildly bofore
she rrlli"d, pcrhap, you S'ls, pa
would ike them better
The New York herald., 1869-03-05
IcxTRAoRDfNARy ART SALE.
n TIfnRSnAY AND FRIDAY.

March and g. At ~ O'clock, ?. N.
By order OF the Executors. will be soil by auction as
above the Clinton Hail. Astor Place. Book Saesr0oms sni
Art Galleries, LEAvITT, SIkEBkIGH CO.. Auctioneers,
THE LATE MR r.. LEUTzg,
comprising his Paintings Drawings Etchings Antique Fur.
nitue Costumes Weapons, Arnor, Books, Ac Also,
SUPERB COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS,
expressly for this and contributed for the bencnt
of Mrs. Leutze, by the
embracing works BY the following eminent artists:
Hays-'suy-Reard-J. y. WeIr--cropsey-J y. Irving
William Hart -Dariey-Cocman--J. q. Brown McEntee
lambda r. 7. .Gray-Whittreise-M =. DeHaas-ssons-
And eompimenisry contributions The bsnes Of Mrs
Leulze by -.
lear H. w. Wlsr-Baker-f aiconer- koihermci- angTsh
-Ehninger- -Tcry--D -Homcr-S- X 0idord-Fuech
cxTALouJEs READY AND EXHIBITION 0PEN
DAY AND EyENINj.
The New York herald., 1869-03-05

MAX BAYERsDoRFER L CO., AUCTIoNEERs
"a. office so bowery sells Monday entire valuable Lease
handsome Furniture beautiful Fixtures OF that excellent bar
boarding house No Arny street. Mercer;
excellent place 10 make money. Call and see.
The New York herald., 1869-03-05

A UCTIoN sALF-J. MILNoR TAYLOR, AUC
IA tioneer.-Maguihceni Household Furniture rosewood
Pianosoe, Drawing Room su Et,geres, Paintings Staiu-
Bronzcs and many rare and costly works of art and
articles public auction, this day Friday
The elegant brown mansion 81 West Fifteenth street. be-
tween FIFTH and Sixth commencing ut la O'clock
Drawing Room-surerb suits, covered with French satin
richest descrpOE rosewood Etagere Secre
tsire Bookcase. Encogne narqGetre and bos de rose
Cabinets Tables, bronze Siaiuary, Paintings by eminent
artists velvet medallion Carpets, bronze Chandeliers.
Clocks, Pier Mantle Mirrors. trocaiel lace Curtains,
Sevres China Vases marble Statuary Jardnecs
Music Box rosewood Planofortc, stool, embroidered
cloth Cover, Canterbury Hatstand, rosewood
walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedstead Mardrobes Commodc,
style Louis XIV .har Mattresses, Blankets Counter
taues, PicwH Dining Room Extension Table, sideboard
cut ana engraved crystal ruby Glassware silver castors
Tueens and Service, Punch Bowls, China Din
ner superby decorated Tea set Sheffield Table Cutlery
all Furniture Of servants sInents Sale peremptory
the house. ". Bfhe auctoneer would cali
the particular or his friends and the public to this
ese catalogue comprising the largest and richest assort
OF Household Furniture offered at auction this
the house furnished ess han six months at cost OF *l50
Parties wishing attend hs take Fifth avenue stages
sixth
The New York herald., 1869-03-05

MORTGAGE SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
WI Rosewood Piano, &c.
BENZ. r. FAIRCHILD, Auctoneer. On Friday, March s.
1859 at 10 o'clock A. M at No. &c vesey street large quantity
OF Household Furniture consisting Sofas, Chairs Bureaus
marble top Tables Bedseads Washstands Hair and Straw
Mattresses, Feather Beds Pillows, Hatstand Carpets, Oil
cloths, Kitchen Utensils &C. Also rosewood Pianoorc &c
Also administrators sale Of Gold Watch. Clothing &c
The New York herald., 1869-03-05
RY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.

ID HENRY n. LEEDS, Auctioneer,
VIII sell by auction Friday March At l0 o'clock, at the
private residence ~ Congress street. between Henry and
Hicks streets Brooklyn Household Furniture consisting Of
velvet Carpets rosewood suit In crimson plush, rosewood
Etsg~e centre Tables brocate and lace win.ow
Curt u.s. rosewood SUIT green reps black walnut
Boo case bas walnut Library Table gilt frame French plate
Tct Brussels and ingram Carpets Oicloths,
hogan, nd black walnut Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus
hogsE a Ia hareloh, spring and hair Mattresses, feather
Bostn and Pillows Blankets, linen Sheets and Pillow Gases
Oh I. .ngs and EngTayngs mahogany Extension Table,
oak seat Chairs mahogany Sofa Bedstcad, Heater,
china soi, Glassware Cutlery, &c. Also Kitchen uten
sils. Al choice Library, consisting of Iryings Works,
hakspcares Works. GlraFd Grihs Works, spooners and
An,hons Dictionaries, cfoes History OF Greece Bancros
History u The United States Knights cycopodia Geographic
tniveisse Lossines civil War In America and other ces
braed Works.
The New York herald., 1869-03-05

pY ROBERT soMERvrLLE, AucTIoSEER, 81 NASSAU
I'D street, opposite the Post o1lce.
Executors sale OF fine Furniture,
Made 10 order by Ponsot, EIlan, &c,
on Friday March s. 1Ok O'clock at X. SOMERvTLIEg
saiesroon Nassau street. For particulars catalogue
The New York herald., 1869-03-05

SHERIFF's SALE CARPETs.-RICHARD WALTERS,
> Actoneer will sell this day Friday ~ O'clock at "a
East broadway, quantity OF Wilton and other Carpets
ANTHONY MILLER. Deputy. JAMES ObRIEN, Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1869-03-05

Ry HENRY ?. MINER, ArcTroNEER.-sALEsRooM
ID No. Cortlandt street, four ives, or Broadway
Art Gallery s45 Broadway.
AMERICAN ARTISTS SALE
OF ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS.
IT. u. M1SER a BARKER will sell at auction Tuesday
evening March y ~ O'Clock, at their gallery, No. s45
Broadway the entire collection Pictures by wM. NJ.
BROWN, comprising about forty Of bis nnes landscapes,
fruit aud flower pieces, &C., &C.
Also the private collection OF well known con-
nossour, Cabinet Gems by clifford. VIM. Hari
Julia Becrs J. H. Brevoor j. B. Bristol, A. " Bellows H.
Loop r. H. smith, j. Farman, y D. smiilie a. H. renell,
r. H. Thofp and Others including also the celebrated Picture
by Constant Mayer entitled Loves Meanchoy The above
exhibition A. N. 10 r. ~ and the
three evenings previous 10 the sale tl 10 r. n.
DY p. COTTON, bUcTIoNEER.- FUR
- nure, Carpets Mirrors Psror suits, Chandeliers, Sew
ing Machines CuEairs Sycrware PmTon Bedseads, plain
Goods &c, A. Tomorrow tsatardayl March Q, at l0S
O'Clock, at the auction rooms No. 73t Broad way, largo
amount OF aud second hand Furniture every
tind and description. Particulars tomorrow
J2Y ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, ArcTIoNEER.
~ AJDHNhlON VAN TASsELL'S Auction Mart, liz
East Thirteenth street, Fourth
Regular Sale Of Horses Carriages. kc.,
THIS DAY tFRlDAf}, MARCH 8, Al ~ O'CLOCK.
Full particulars under lead OF Horses Carriages
ths paper We never posipons sae account OF the
weather.
The New York herald., 1869-03-05
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY. MARCH s. lsse-rRIPLE SHEET
sAIEs Ar AUCTION.

EEOR0B COOK, AUCTIoNEER
VI Second Hand Furniture, &c.
On Saturday, O'Clock, at saesrooms, 0l Liberty street
Furniture &C., OF sale including
Parlor Chamber Suis bookcases Bufets wardrobes
Beds and Bedding, Crockery and Glassware, Looking
Glasses Tabes Chairs Desks Safes Pianos, Kitchen Aiti
cles, Ac
The New York herald., 1869-03-05
M oRRIs WILKINS, AuCTIoNEER
Au 10 Lots
Madison avenue Forty-hfth and Forty sxth streets.
K. II. LUDLOW & co.
Wi taall M tim

at the Exchange Saesroom,
:, Ill Broadway, Trinity Building, New York,
Madison ayenue-The ten very desirable building Lots
west side OF Madison avenue comprising the entire front be-
tween Fortyhth and Fotysixh having lot
each street, 25bx95 lots EACH 5xs5
feet street lots each 25xleU5 These with
grade and In the ds. Of class improvements Sixty per
cent o. he purchase money remain bond and mort
gage for two years at per
York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-05

T(hKHl q NU, hIIIIUNBEKs
- Large and positive auction OF
Furnite fne Carpets u which In perfect order
aud nearly having been but little used IN The
large brown stone residence No. 16 Nineteenth street
tween Third and FOURTH avenues. on this day Friday
March D. 1862 commencing nj 10y O'clock precisely consist
Sng Of large and general assortment of elegant Household
Furniture &C.; superb carved rosewood octave Pisno.
FORTE nearly and perfect order In everv
particular gnnoen French rep suits rich cen
tire Tables Turkish Chairs &c also
Bedroom Furniture In fine carved walnut pure horse
hair Mattresses rich and costly Dining Furniture
Table Ware tc Full particulars Sale positive
and without
The New York herald., 1869-03-05

G HERMAN. AuCTIONEER.-sALE OF WINES,
>: Liquors Harness, wason 8c this day March at lo
OF brandes Gins 5 barrels old Bourbon Rye Scotch and
Irish whtskcy Rum French Spirits, PORT Sherry and Rhine
Wncs Champagne, &c. Also Business Wagon, Harness,
Of Furniture Sale positive and well worthy the at
tenon OF liquor dealers, &C.
The New York herald., 1869-03-05

a II. n.
IA This day (FrIday), March 5,
at l0H O'Clock al our saiesroom, % Cortandt street,
Table, Pocket Cutlery, &c.
In lots to sla city and country trade.
Also
6hoves and Spades Files, Cotton Cards. Saws Hinges, &C.
Also
Tea Trays, waters, &c.
Catalogues on morning Of sale.
r. T. HAZELL CO.,
Auctionecrs, 35 Cortlandt street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-05

NoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION HEAD
~ quarters Of Nitrous Oric Gas, and whore patients a
:urs 70 avoid pain in Teeth extraction No. " CoopsS
Institute
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
l4s Acres Of the Best Land
IN FAYETTE CdnNTYl

Situated one aud one half miles from staun.
ton, and now owned by Amos tlOidfberry 100
acres Of the land are under cultivation, and
the remainder good timber land Good
Dwelling iiahse, Barn, and other Improve.
ments on tho premises Good Orchards, OF
over 100 trees Land well waterod.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30

I'VE have read a good deal
about merchants receiving large
stocks of goods, extensive assort-
ments embracing all the very latest
and most desirable styles; &c, but
such terms as these fail to do JUS
tice to the subject when we attempt
to give our readers an idea Of the
mammoth stock of Dry Goods now
being received by Col. s. n, Yeo,
man. The only question: is wheth-
er his commodiUus store rooms
will be sufficiently capacious to con-
tain the entire stock and leave room
fot Customers to examine them
We advise all our readers to call
and see about it. New advertise.
ment in another column.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30
somethlng Ab8I. BFy ao0dsl

]
The Winter season is approach
ing, and our merchants are lay
ing in their stocks F5f the Winter
trade. Most of them are buying
largely and there will probably be
d greater amount ofgoods in this
market for purchasers to select
from this Winter than ever before,
Among the first, and perhaps the
most extensive arrival, is at the
house of the old and reliable firm
Of Robinson u Silcott MI, Robin.
son, Senior member Of the firm,
and one Of the most experienced
buyers in the dry goods business
Of this town, who perfectly under
stands the WANTS Of the people of
this county, returned a few days
since from the East, where he has
purchased in the markets of New
York and Philadelphia, the lleav-
lest stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Notions, Carpets, &c,
their large store-rooms have ever
contained. The goods are arriv-
ing daily, and at present a look
through their crowded house is
sufficient to convince anyone that
it is not necessary to go farther
than Washington to buy anything
wanted in this lihe Of trade. Their
Shelves and counters are loaded
down with huge piles of all classes
and grades of goods pertaining to
their trade, and more arriving dai-
ly. This mammoth stock has been
bought very low; they have it on
hands and it must be disposed of,
and customers may rely on getting
sich as have never been
offered before, 1t will pay our
readers to go and take look at
their goods and examlhe pficGs be-
fore making purchases for Winter
wear. They will take pleasure in
showing you through their stock
whether you buy or not
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30

- Mr.. John L. Lindsey; who was
engaged, in partnership with Mr..
Henry Snideri of this county, in the
stock shipping business, took a LOT
of stock belonging to the firm to
Cincinnati a couple Of weeks ago,
sold it and absconded with the pro.
ceeds. Officers are in search OF
him, but as yet he cannot be found.
He is supposed to have about SS,-
600 of money belonging to the firm
in his possession.
Forfear ofany misunderstanding,
we viii state that this is not our To-
quacious John Lindsey; Of cattle
shipping notoriety.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30

: Last Monday evening q horse
belonging to Mr.. Henry Pursley
was left standing in front of Mr.
P.'s residence, attache to a buggy
in which was a boy about six years
Of age, when the animal took fright
and ran furiously for a couple 6l
blocks. wheeled suddenly Found q
corner, overturned the buggy
throwing the boy out as it went
over, and then stopped. The boy
miraculonsly, escaped without q
scratch, but the buggy was com
pletely demolished.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30

\ New STORE IN MARTtNsBtRG -
Messrs. Robinson & Silcott will
open a new Dry Goods store in
New Martinsburg in a couple of
weeks. Mr.. Jacob Perdue, of that
place, has been secured by them to
take charge of it. They will open
a large stock Of goods, embracing
the latest styles of Dry Goods
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods
and Notions. This viii afford our
friends in Martinsburg an opportu-
nifty of making purchases from an
extensive first class assortment at
bottom prices, without coming to
Washington, LooE eGt for the
opening.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30

- Mr. +. Stafford, editor of the
Jackson miss. Pilot has retired
from the editorial charge of that
excellent Republican paper; and H.
I. Fisher, Esq, assumes Its edito-
rial control in the future. In his
salutatory Mr. Fisher says IN fela-
ton to the Pilot; "It will in the
future as in the past heartily sup
port the principles and organization
of the Republican party, and battle
on in their defense until Republican
principles have achieved d trium-
phant victory in Mississippi" Sue
cess to the efforts of the brave edi-
tor of the Pilot, is our sincere
wish.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30

- RemembeF TIE Grand Union
Mass Meeting ~ Washington or
Saturday, Oct. 9th. Come early
in the morning in your buggies.
wagons and every Other way, and
bring everybody with you. Disdn-
Iguished orators will be present and
the best iiiasiv pf5cdrcd Edf The oc-
6asion. Give one day to your
country.
- The ConinissIoniesrrSS Of High
land County last week awarded con-
tracts for piking four roads IN that
county, aggrogatipg about 80 miles
inlength III IN average price of
about s4,25O per mile. The Green
field and Martinsbnrg road, which
will connect with the Martihsbtrg
road at our county line, was among
them.
- A little boy six or seven
years Of age, named CoDrod, living
With Jimmy Ross, d couple of miles
South of town received kick in
the face from a mule last Thursday
which came near blottihg out the
little fellow Df. saxton was call
ed, and under his treatment the boy
is recovering.
-Yc "Local" sporteth a bran
new hat-latest style; a regular
sumner, just imported from Phila-
delphia, and presented by the old
reliable firm of Robinson d SllGott,
in appreciation of his many tirtues,
probably, or something
= The Baptists cleared about
s85 on their Festival last Tuesday
evening, which is pretty good, con-
slderiug the short notice given.
"Barrett's" driving others
from market.
44,,,j ,,,o,4 a,lIol e.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30
The Last Rally
CA M P A IGN !

The last Republican Meetings Of
the present campaign will be held
throughout the county at SEVEN
O'CLOCK P. NJ, at the following
times and places:
White Oak, Monday, Oct. 4th-
Speakers NJ. j. Williams, Col. H.
B. Maynard and j. L. Myers.
Anders' School House (Green
Tpl Tuesday, Oct. Bth--A. +.
Hlxsoh, J. B. Priddy and NJ. Payey.
Mills School House Jefferson
Tp. J, Tuesday, Oct. 5tl-Williams
and Mills Gardner .oo. .g'aI
Parrett's School House (Jeffer-
son Tp.), Wednesday, Oct. 9th
Williams and Gardner.
WASHINGTON @. H.; Thurs.
day, Oct. 7th-Williams and May
nard.
Martin Judy's School House tUn-
ion Tp.), Friday, Oct. 8th-Wil-
liams and Hixson.
CANDLES School House Marion
Tp) Friday, Oct. Sth-Maynard
and Gardner.
Good Hopej Monday, Oct. l1th
Maynard and Gardner.
stringtowh Concord ZIP J, Mon
day, Oct. 11th-Wllliams and Cox.
Come one, come all Republi-
cans and Democrats Ladies gs.
pacially invited. 'tJ a"va
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30

A man named Thomas 5Ohes,
ali employee Of the G. & q. Rail
road at Lancaster, was murdered
at that place on Thursday e3'Hg last,
by a man named Daniel Reese, also
an employee of the 6. & z. Road.
Jones attempted to take a revolver
ftom Reese, when the latter shot
him with 1t, killing him instantly.
Reese was arrested near Logan on
Friday.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30

- The Juvenile portion of the
population of our place seem lately
to have become inspired with a
commendable disposition to get
up in the world" The disposi,
ton manifests itself almost in the
form of mania among the small
boys for perthing themselves way
up yonder upon stills, and strad-
ding about in a manner very sug-
gestive of hard tumbles, bruises
and BROKEN bones.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30

The PFBprietors Of TIE new Wilson
House Restaurant and Confectionery ore
now opening their stock Of goods and pre-.
pairing 10 entertain the public in the most
satisfactory manner. Their rooms arc
nearly fitted up and furRisbe1 10 the latest
style, and eveFythjBgwill be keptin prop;
ershape. They haze given special attention
10 the arrangement Of their rooms for the
entertainment Of parties Of gentlemen and
ladies, whose patronage they resl leetfully
solicit Entrance TO Ladies Eatihg Room,
one door West Of main entrance
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sep II, l55s.
~CATTLE-The 9, 100 fresh and 400 stale on
sale to-day, making s1G5 for the week, have
broken down the markets Sales were slow
and prices were x to 1c lower on the differ
ent grades, and about 800 remain unsold to-
night Uf tile total0 there were 1000 from IL
linoiS, 100 Texans, 90u from Kentucky $50
from Ohio 875 from Missouri, and 300 from
New York. There were 500 Texans on sale
to day, some of very poor cwt., and sold at
Sc. The offerings to day were dbout equally
divided between CommunipaW and Weehaw-
ken. Bulk sales were at 13Sl5c, averaging
14c. Most droves are losing money
SHEEP-Are plcuty, but lambs are scarce.
Receipts fqr the week, 44sgO with 1890 to.
day. Sheep are nearly unchanged, car 70
pound Ohio thin selling at Aac;, 7 car 50 lbs
State, 594c, with 300 extra Kentucky, 100 lbs
peddled out &c. Lambs vary &c to &c. with 50
Canadas, 20 lbs, at 914c; car 81 lbs at $40.
HOGS,-Arriyals 1910 for the week, and
60 ears to-day Live are worth 9h9l01aci--
dressed 13hc. Sales off cars live Ohio, 9lo
pounds, at 1014c; car, 200 pounds, lOhc
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30

An unknown man went into a
second hand store in St. Louis a
few days since, bought an old shot
Gun, had it loaded, stepped ont on
the sidwalk, placed the mhzzle
against his side, pulled the trigger
with his foot, blew a big hole in his
abdomen and died shortly after.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30
New wlnter Good.l

Duffee d Sons are just in receipt Of 4
large new stock Of Boots and Shoes for the
Winter trade, which according 10 their
usual way Of doing business, they will sell
at the lowest possible rates. The work is
al of the first quality that can bs procur.
ed. They are also tirning out some Of the
handsoWest and best custom made work
put up III tlii5 market, at low iigdres.-7
Leave gotr measure with them If you Want
4 good ht.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30
DTEpl

In UoiOn Township, Fayette COuafy, Ohio
ON the 10TH dAy Of Septt fiber, 1859. Mrs JAM
PRIDDY wife of Mr.. George Priddy, of Union
Township
Mrs. Priddy's maiden name was Mcdonald
She was born ii Louisa County, Virginia oc-
tober 18th, 17as, and 'Nass therefore 10 years,
10 months and 90 days old at her death, slie
residedin Louisa county until 1890, when she
Was married to Mr., George PIiddy, who sur
wives Her, and has resided in tayette County
since her marriage until her death. Mrs Prid
dy lived and died highly respected citizen o.
our county, and leaves host of friends to la
ment her death.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-30

Remember that Col. Ames'
New Orleans Mammoth Meliagerie}
Circus and Aviary exhibits Here to-
morrow. Those who have seen it
say It IS one Of the best establish
lhents Of the Kind travelling this
season, Go and see it,