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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-01

TtdsOn lSg lIlNJ u Is "
more reliable and far more efectual remedy
than any other. Those who have tried 1t,
know that il cured them; those who have not.
know that it cures their nelghbors and friends,
and all know that what II does once II does al
ways--that il never fails through any alit or
neglect OF its composition. we nave thOu-
sands upon thousands OF certhcates OF their
remarkable cures OF the following complaints,
but such cures are known in every neighbor>
hood, and we need not publish them. Adapted
TO all ages and conditions in all climates con-
tanning neither caloinei or any afel eterious
drug, they may be taken with saiety by any,
body. Their 'sugar.coating preserves them
ever fresh and makes them pleasant TO take,
while being purely vegetable no harm can
arise rom their Use in any qusntlty.
They operate by their powerful influence on
the l1ternal yiscera to purify the blood and
stimulate it into healthy action--remoye the
distractions of the stomach, bowels, liver, and
other organs OF the body, restoring their ir-
regular action to health, and by correcting,
wherever they exist, such arrangements rs
are the first origin Of disease.
Minute directions are gwen on the box, for
the following complaints, which these PILLS
RAPIDLY cure:-
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
LiStleSSnesS, LangOur and Loss
OF Appetite, they should be taken
moderately to stimulate the stomach and re-
store Its healthy action.
For Liver Complaint and its va
riOus symptoms, Bilious Head
ache, s ok Headache, JalIndice
or Green Sickness, Bilious Col
ic and Bilious Fevers, they should
| be judiciously taken for each case, to correct
the diseased action OF remove the obstruction
which cause it.
For Dysentery or Diarliea, but
one mild dose ia generally required. .rff'
For Rheumatism, GOut. Grav.
ell, PalpitatiOn of the Heart
Pain i'm Side. Back and LOins
thew should be contin uously taken, as re
/ qulred, TO change the diseased acton OF tn,
system. With such change those complaint
disappear.
For DrOpsy and DrOpsica
SweIlings they should be taken il
large and frequent doses 10 produce the etlec
of drastic purge. -..,.,
For Suppression a large dos,
should be taken as it produces the deslrs'
Asa DISsER Pill, take one or two Pulls I,
/ promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
\ An occasional dose stimulates the stomach
and bowels into healthy action, restores th
appetite, and invigofates tie system. Hene
ii ia often advantageous where no eeriods de
Tangement exists. One who feels tolerabl
WE'LL often finds that q dose Of these Pill
makes HIM feel decidedly better, from thei
cleansing and renoyatlng effect on the digestiV
apparatus.
DIR. J.. C. AVER C co., Practica
Chemists. LOWELL, MASS, U.S.A
jnl Is 1870 4w or rf'. ft ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-01

YoUR faded locks can be restored to
all their youthful beauty by using
Natures Hair Restorative, which is
tree from all dangerous drugs. See
advertisement. EI&t fr.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-01

IT Is the intrinsic merit alone. of
Halls Vegetable Sicillian Hair Re
newer that has gained for it great
popularity. .-t
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The Cincinnati Express going West Steps at
Scots, Vincent Big Rum Athens. Mineral
(bty. Ynleski, Hamrlen, ChillicOthe, Greenfield,
Manchester and Lovelandi the Night Express
going East stons at Loyeand, gre, nheld,
Chllleothe, Ramden athens, and Scots
landing only. Fast Lines will stop at Love,
land, Blanchester, Greenfield, Chiilieothe,
Ilamdsn, Athens and Scottsl .audng.
Trhns on the PORTSMOUTH BRANOH
arriving at Portsmouth ut 10 IS a m. and 4 Is p.
III, Returnlngtrai sill leave Portsmouth at
700 am. and IL 80 pm, arriving ut Hamden
at " w m. and 5 10 pm.
Trains connect n. I.Oyeland for all points on
theLfttle Miami Railroad, and at the lndianap-
oils and Cincinnati Railroad JnnctiYn for all
points West. ..,
'iI7 s5Ijl w. W. PEABODY, IS 81 e..
Masterof transportation.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of a Laxative
Medicine.

Perhaps no one
medicine is so uni.
versally required by
everybody as O ca.
thartic, nor was any
ever before so mi.
versany adopted into
use, IN every county
and among all class;
es. as this mild but
efficient purgalive
J Pill. The obvious
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-01
M lid, Ger
tain, Safe
and Eff
Gent.

Itat once relieves
and inyigorates all
the vital functions,
without causing At
any time, or under
any circumstances,
the slightest in Jury
to any Of them.
The most com =.
plete and uniform
success has for
many years attend.
ed its usein France,
and in some por.
tions OF the United
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IL AfVNbaAp Sa bAb @'SsN@
and radical cure OF ofspermatoihoea, or seminal
weakness, involuntary emissions, sexual de-
bl ity and impedlments TO marriage generally
Nervousness, consumption, epilepsy and fits
meltal and physical incapacily, resulting from
selr.abuse, &C. BY Robert J. Culverwell, MD,
author ofthe "Green Book, &C."
The world renowned author, In this admir-
able lecture, clearly proves from his own ex'
peI1ence that the awful consequences Of self
abuse may be ehectually removed without
medicine and wlthon, dangerous surgical op-
eratons, bougies, instrumt nts, rings or cor
dials, pointing out mode Of cure at once cer'
tam, and efiectusl, by meaps Of which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be
NAV cure himself cheaply, privately, and rad
cally. 3D. r. .i. ,lui
sands and thousands.
Sent under seal in q plain envelope, to an'
address, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents, o
two post stamps. Also, DR.. Culyerwelrs"MT
riaee Guide," price Is cents; ADDRESS tf.'
Publishers, CHAS. J. O. KLINE q CO.,
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lbiooo ~ 10 r o.. ..Yr
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NARDs, LITTER HEADS, ENVELOPES
" Bill Heads. Posters, etc!, printed on shor
notice at this cfice. We have the fastest aud
beat Press in the county and new material
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NJ. s G. Is. n, TIME TABLE.

On and aftet SUNDAY, Inne 18th, trims wiil
run as follows: The Cicnennah fxnress
runs daily all other trans dqllr Sundays ex5
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coruauvs 4 nocKrNo.v .vattpr !. >.

= = W W. I1NItVDII -
.Masterof transportation.
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FARMERS HELPER.

CHOWS HOW TO DOUBLE TIE PROFITS OF
y THE FARM, and how farmers and their
each make 500 per Month in Winter. 10000
copies will be mailed free farmers. Send name
and address TO ZIEG LER, MCCURDY q CO., Ptlla
delphia, Pa. dec29iw
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
DELAWARE.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENTS,
w WAsHlNGToN, January Sd. 1870,
PpoposAIs will he received at The Contract Office
of this de partment until O'clock m.' OF March
an 1870 ITO be decided by April 2Il Tor carrying the
Tsited States from July 1870 to JuHe 50 1879, on
tba CoI,owng routes the State OF Delaware, and
bv the schedule of departures and arrivals herein
specified. viz:
No 1887 From Harrin Ston to Vernon, miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Harrington Wednesday and Salur.
day at D. m;
Arrive at Vernon BY 3 p m;
Leave Vernon Wednesday and Saturday at
ii an;
Arrive at Harrington by l2 IN.
No. 1898 From FELTON, to HoIlandvile, miles and
back. once week.
Leave FELTON, Saturday at Q pm;
Arrive at HOllandville by $3.50 pm;
Leave Hoandville Saturday at ii a m;
Arrive at FELTON, by 03O IN.
Proposals invited lOr more frequent service.
No 1889 From Farm ington to Adamsvile, 8 miles
and back, twice week.
Leave Pennington Tuesday and Saturday
at2pm;
Arrive at Adamsville by 4pm;
Leave Adamsvlle Tuesday and Saturday
at 10 am;
Arrive at Pennington by le M or in time
to connect with mail train.
Proposals invited Tor three times-a-week
service.
For forms of proposal guarantee, and certificate
and also for instructions the conditions 10 be
embraced in the contract. &c, see advertisement O
Oel 81. 1867. Jan g. 1869 nd of this date, inviting
proposals for mail service in Delaware and Mary
10 be found at the principal post offices.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, super
scnbed Z" Mail proposals. State of Delaware" and
addressed TO the Second Assistant Postmaster General
JNO. A. J CRESSWEEL.
iebl6 At Postmaster General.
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FUR5,

that am selling cheap. Persons wishing anything
in this line of goods will find il 10 their advantage
10 give me call, as am selling them at Greatly
Re 1uced Prices.
Thankful for past patronage, and hoping to merit
more liberal share in the future, ~ '''o~
i am, very respectfully, L
Smyrna times., 1870-02-16

The AMERICAN AMIL1
KNITTING MACHIN f.
Is presented 10 the public as the most Simple, Dura-
bic. and Compact aud Cheap Knitting Machine ever
Invented.
Price Only 52S.
This Machine will run either backward or forward
with equal facility; makes the same stitch as by hand
but far superior in every respect.
Will Knit 10000 Stitches in one Minute,
AND DO PERFECT WORK, leaving every knot on
the inside of the work II will knit pair OF stock
ings-any sze-In less than half an hour. II will knit
Close Open, Plain er Ribbed work. with any KIND
of coarse fine wOOlen yarn, or cotton slk or nen'
1t will knit stockings with double heel and toe, draw
ers, hoods. sacks, smoking caps, comforts, purses,
mufs fringe. aighans, nubias unders!eeves mlttens'
skaIng CAPS, lamp wcks, maps cord, unde rshIrls,
shaws. jackets, cradle Blankets leggns, snspenders
wrist tides, tippCs, tuited work, and IN fact an
endless variety of articles in every day use as we'll
| as for ornament
FROM S. TO $40 PER DAY
Can be made By any one DiM The American knitting
Machine knitting stockings, &C. while expert Opera-
tors can make more knitting fancy work. which
always commands ready sale. person can readily
knit from twelve fifteen pairs OF stockings per day,
| the profit on which will be not less than Ory cents
| per pair.
Farmers
Can sell their wool only forty to fifty cents per
pound but by getting the wool made into yarn at
small expense and knitting into socks, two or three
dollars per pound can be realized On receipt OF S25
| we will forward a machine as ordered.
We wish to procure active AGENTS in ev0ry Sec
ton of the United States and Canadas, TO " hOm the
most liberal inducements will be offered. Address
| American Knitting Machine Company,
febl64w Boston Mass, or St Louis, Mo.
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MARYLAND s. Delaware II. r..
On and after
Monday, Jan. 18th,
1870, trains will run rs follows;
GOING SOUTH.
T7T'sil - - -
rDtNG SORTIl

BY the above close connections will be made
both and passengers will arrive early both i'll New YORK
and Baltimore and will be able to visit Philadelphia and Ba
returning same day.
All Freghs be the various Stations at least so)
thirty minutes before starting of trains otherwise they will lay
over twenty-fO hours. - -
febl6 j. L. CALDWELL Superintendent.
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LOWEST ASH PRICES.

so that will be able to sell the best class of goods
cheaper than inferior goods can be bought for
Dealing exclusively in but few lines of goods, have
the advantage over all other competitors, (who arc
dealing in all branches of merchandise) fran thIn
simple reason, that the most obtuse mind mind NAV
comprehend. l give my whole attention to these
classes of goods and, therefore, always have nice
selection and complete stock.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-16
New Advertisements.

INFORMATION m NATE THE nsr rtoF1ss T!.ss.,: .0Ss sa
dents RslIred CleIgymen. Energetic Young Men, and
Ladies can m axe from $40 TO Slo0 per month during
the Spring and Summer A copy free. Send name
and address to PeOple's Journal, Phllada Pa. fG4w
Smyrna times., 1870-02-16

No lady or gentleman will be disappointed in not
getting what they want in my line, for am con
stanty receiving fresh supplies and latest styles Of
goods from the city. Ladies wishing to fiji them.
selves in SHOES do so without being exposed
to the vulgar stare of every pssser-by. l have the
of my store fitted up expressly for ladies, where
they will be free from all intrusion.
My business, in the past. has more than met my
expectations Uhanks to the public for their verv
liberal patronage) and l am determined for the
present year Ito make it of success than ever,
if good and cheap goods is the secret of success.
l have constantly on hand a nice assortment
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale, on the premises in
Smyrna,
On THURSDAY FEBRUARY 17th,
At 10 O'Clock, A. M the residence Of the late john
G.. Bryan. containing Rooms Hall and Cellar, with
Large Garden and good water, situated on Main ST.,
J. J.HERVEY BRYAN, Trustee.
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4{lSl 1EI1sH [s1sIS SIsS: IsIESs MAeoAgF AoAglNF

FOR FAMILY USL-SimpLe, cheap. reItadte. KNITs
EVERYTHING. AGENTS WANTED. Circular aud
sample stocking FREE. Address IIINKLEY KNIT
TING MACHINE Co, Bath, Me- or l76 Broadway
New York. leDIo Sm
Smyrna times., 1870-02-16
HERvEY BRYAN, Trustee.


Also on SATURDAY, Feb 18th, al 10 O'Clock, the
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF above, consisting
of the following articles:
A First Class Piano Loud y Bro. mai kersl; Piano
Stool and Music Books Carpels-One Brussels;
Ladies Gold Watch and genileman's Silver Watch,
both Patent Levers; Astral Lamp; Mahogany Tables;
large Looking Glasses; Dressing Glass very hand
Sofa; Hearth Rugs; years Harpers illustrated
History of the War; Flute; Hat Stand; Beds. Bed
steads; Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses Under Beds
set Of Guagng Rods; large Brass AndirOns; Car
riage Lamps and Cushions; Gun, Powder and Shot
Pouches; Carpenters and COopers Tools wood horse
and Saw; Clothes Horse ironing Board; Tailors'
Goose Hand Saw; Meat Saw; Spades, Hoes, Pitch.
forks, Garden Rake. CrOwrar, Axe, Ha;chet; Cold
Saw Knife; small Coal Stove; Large GrIdIrOR
STAR Rods; Watering Pot; Chum' Dutch Oven
one Large and Small Funnel; Stove Pipe Ten
plate Cooking Stove; large DishirOn; Britannia Tea
Set; Sadese and Bride and Hitching Chain; Boat
Cham; GardeR Seeds, nicely selected; Shelves. for
house pots Parlor Stove; pipe attached to drum
stOvei Cot Bedstead and Mattrass; Bonnets and
Mems Hats; Meat Casks Washing Tubs; ParlOr
AndirOns; Shovel and TOngs; Preserving Kettle; a
large Brass Wash Kettle; Maui and Wedges; several
sets of Chars Chamber Easy Char; Beesteak
Beaters; Knives and Forks; Knife Box; large Dishes
and Furecns; lot Of Bed Curtains (chIniz) and Win.
dow Curtains &C..
Terms made known at Sale. feb9ts
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CHECK YOUR COTFON q!
USE THE "oDELL COTTON CHECK, 8

And you will not lose in weight only from
natural causes. You will always get your
own cotton for it cannot be exchanged and
you run risk of getting light bale for
your heavy one; nor Low Ordinary for Good
MIddlng Cotton. BY the use of this check
you give your merchant KEY TO ALL
ERR ORS-they are discovered at once and
rectihed be fore loss is sust aimed. 1t gives
your merchant a voucher to correctness very
satisfactory TO him, and you will know who is
to blame in case of losses. 1t will relieve
him from blame for another mans mistake
Use the "ODELL COTTON CaECK. p
and your merchant wlI RETURN 1T Or kEE.
1T FOR YOU to corroborate his account sales
and the steamboat clerk can point your cotton
out, even if all marks from the heads OF ba Ter
are gone. 1t caves steamboatmen nuchtins
much money and trouble. In using
"ODELLCorTnN Check" mark a simple letter
or any usual marx on the head of the balefor
convenience, and if hundreds OF bales are
marked exactly like your cotton and on the
same boat, no one can have A NY NUMB Err
LIKE YOURS, as there are no twU checks
alike.
This check ismade of brass-is about the
size of Mexican dollar. and is a complete
fastening or lock around the tie--it costs only
% cents, and will last the planter, merchant or
c ottou dealer many years. II is approved bv
all planters and cotton dealers who have eeen
Checks can be ordered through all country
merchants, any Commission House or nv |
honse in Monroe.
General Depot No. 1874 Gravier Street, Newt
Orleans.
s. w. oDELL.
NOOrce, La, Sept, 90, 1859. Rce8m
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Prices Cash i'm AdvSnce,
as follows . q

The seed can be had at the fHnding at ny
gin-ho on Bayou Bartholomew, either In
bulk or sacks, at 50 per bushel of 80 pounds,
and will be delivered by VIM. A. Collins, Esqp
at the plantation.
Messrs. Standifer g. Mcclure, my agents n
in Trenton, will keep the seed for sale at their
store, at 81 SO per bushel of 80 pounds IL
sacks.
George Chamberlain, Esq, my agent 10
Monroe, will keep the seed for sale at his stors'
at 81 so per bushel OF 80 pounds in sacks.
will deliver them Gree of freight at any
landing on the BAYOU bartholomew, OF on
ouaehita and Black rivers, at % so per bushel
If 80 pounds in sacks.
w. w FARMER.
Monroe, La. ,yanuaTy 90, tSgv.
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AS WE SUPPosED.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury is opposed
to any reduction of taxes, and
yesterday, at the Capitol, said the
President had 4secer indicated to
him that he desired G1ey reduction
of the tdreS, or the Funding bill
postponed until next year" This
comes sharp upon the vote of the
Committee of Ways and Means,
and the gloriication of the Presi-,
dent-by the Times especially
in favor of reduced taxes. We
shall see what we shall see, all in
good time; but unless there is an
immense popular pressure upon
Congress, the people viii reeeivei
no relief in that quarter. just
now, in spite of law, an income
tax is being imposed for 1870,
with a proposition before the
House to increase the tariff oni
staple articles from 10 to 80 perl
cent,-R. Z. Express.
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Report Of the g omnitts on the Geld

TsF,f. cor, e "a, find fI,af fIe
wicked and cunnin 81 u devised at
tempts to compromise the Presi-
stsiis ct the United states or MS
laila ussSs5 ,v,;cs, iI h;s
fas,,i7rs 70, 81 olsI,iy, e, the Presi-
den5 o41fseress. and under that worst
form of hypocrisy which puts on
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g.g Judge Abel sustained Gov

~ Judge Abel sustained Gov.
Warmoth in his refusal to answer
the nterrogatories pro ounded to
him by the Grand Jury, touching
the names of parties who had of
fared him brides to influence his
conduct in relation to certain pub
lie measures.
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BUG@IE5
y " y 9 p u @N q q %s
FOR SALE!
FOR SALE!
y. y. MU.a,NECKER

Has, at his CARRIAGE FAC
TORY, on DeSiard Street. fine >GslH7sS
stock of handsome buggies, and car @z--7-tzR
RACES made to order, especially for this mar
ket--CHEAP FOR CASH!
Blacksmithing and repairing neatly execut-
ed at this shop joining the Factory.
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w. Y. COsPER, M. d..

ITAvTNG located in the Colony offers his profrs-
sonal services to the people of the surrounding
country, in every branch of his profession. Special
attention given to Female Diseases and to Surgery
February IL 1870. 2Itf
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1--we have been disappointed

We have been disappointed
in getting a supply of good paper.
1t is on the way, however, and we
will not have to use this inferior
4nteliigencey- looking article more
than couple of weeks. We de-
light in o clear type on the best
material
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D1CASON
have selected and improved this cotton. until 7
have succeeded in rais.n stalk with s23 bos
feet high
My fMrRovED COTTON should be left one-fourt&
thicker in the drill than the ordinary cotton.
takes fruit rapidly that it checks the growth,
ducing SO 100 bOlis with much less weed thansse
ordinary cotton. When planted rich land, are
wide rows with thick stand in the drill to prevent
too large weed and to make it nnatnrs early 10
should be topped the first of August Price OF tho
seed IS per bushel for less than five bushels and
81 per hnshel for five bushels and upwards Address
at Oxford, Ca DAVID DICKSON.
Oxford Ca, Oct. 1850.
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Tt is a somewhat remarkable
fact that the more corrupt legis-
lative bodies become, the more
persistently and emphatically
they are opened with prayer
Times.
We have been expecting some
pious Radical to give each men,
Der of our assembled wisdom a
Bible and Prayer Book, 1t would
have been a generous act but a
hopeless gift. Nothing but fire
can anneal their hearts and puri-
fy their souls.
We are indebted to the officers
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1Ir. Darid Dickson: Dear Sir-Y on wish to knew
how cotton compares with tho eotteR-
Your cotton will nearly double it.
Very respectfully, JOSEPH DICE6oA.
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1t is asserted by many that the Dickson
Cotton is only an Improvement on The BOYD
Prolific. To demonstrate that this assertion is
erroneous, it is sufficient to call attention to
the wslI-known fact that the Boyd cotton he's
neuer succeeded on poor or than land, while the
the Dickson cotton succeeds to perfection on
poor pine lands in Georgia. Furthermore, tho
Dickson cotton was originated and in cul-
tivation before the Boyd cotton was ever
thought of. This will appear from the state
ment of "Sparta" Dickson, printed above, thst
ne had used "Oxford" Dickson's seed for
tloentp gears previous to 1865.
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We are indebted to the officers
of the Cornelia for late papers.
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QurTMAS, GA, Oct. 8, 1888

Ar. Dickson Dear Sir--You wish to know What
differences there is between your seed and the CON.
mon seed in tho yield of cotton fully 5atisfoa
that your seed win yield my land nearly double
inc ''i'7 Roar sSf truly, J.Mw.H1LL.
The following are extracts from letters 70
Messrs. Steele, PInckard & Co.. of New Or
leans, agent for Oxford, Dickson, from plan
tiers living on the Mississippi river:
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oREENLEAP PLANTATION,

The Dickson Seed you sen t. / planted in aecer
dance with Mr.. Dickson's directions. The
Dickson cotton regard as the finest in the world
for large crop. 1t looks better than the common
cotton from the word go it has vigor and
hourIshes be tier than the ordinary cotton through
it produces is truly amazing. The Dickson I have
raised this year is all 81 feet tall and were
feet with wealth of fruit perfectly unexampled
..aH Yours j. MOREHEAD.
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Is the only seed that has stood the test thirty
years and is in favor the present than In any
previous year. Offer for the second nim0, my
selection of the Dickson Cotton Seed.
No is from seed selected in 1868. and win be sod
in busE ef at five dollars per bukhel.
call them No. l. because they are the first Produet
from selected seed of the crop OF 1855. The above
limited in quantity. and those who wish any
of them must correspond before renaittn money. 70
see If any hand.
No. . is the seed, but the second proda ct
from the selection of 1867 and from the No planted
in 1869 and will be sold in two bushef sacks at % Re
per bushel. DAVID DICKSON,
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Oct. IL, 1863.

The following are combined extracts frer
the circulars and advertisements OF the Oxfor
Dickson for 1868 and 1869.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-03-12

And the following is an extract froa BIZ
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