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TO COESUnPTEvrS

TIE ADVERTISER. having been r,,.,..
health in u lew weeks by a very siuric.--
after having suffered several vears w,,b -
lung affection. and that dread llf.a-s, 4
sumption. Is arxious TO make knovr .,s. 4
low sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who dcsite II. he will send 90.
the prescription used free of cl,ar,e, ~
directions for preparing and using he a.,
which they viii fiiid -rEE CUEE rar y5,s,
TIoN' AsTHH', BRoNcfrsT :. &C. IT,.
ot the advertiser IN sending the Prssc--..
To benefit the afflicted an'i suread irf-,
which he c1nceiveS TO he iHvalu1ble. +
hopes every sufferer viii try his remAlT
will cost hem nothing ant nav rrnres H.
Parties wishing the prescription viii
address Rev EDW RID A WTLS0y
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Cilmbria Freeman.
EBENS BURG. PA.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARcn II, 1870.

Hon. WILLIAM Strong, of this State, took
his seat on the Bench of the Supreme Court
Of the United States on last Monday. The
Senate has not get taken any definite action
on the nomination Of Mr.. Bradley, of New
Jersey. as one of the Associate Justices Of
the same Court. 1t is said. with apparent
confidence, that Judge Nelson. of New York
owing to his advanced age. vii! soon retire
from the same Bench. He was appointed
by President Polk in 1s46. and is 7s years
old
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vel! as relieving from their pleasant places
the horde of supe7numeraries by whom he
Is surrounded at the public expense, let him
learn to conduct the executive mansion on
scale Of economy similar to that which pre-
vailed under the administrations of greater
and better Presidents before him. Until he
does this his cheap avowals of retrenchment
and reform will fail to tickle the ears even
of the groundlings.
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TERRIBLE MURDER NEAR PIrrsBuRGH..

TERRIBLE MURDER NEAR PITTsBURGH.-
On Monday afternoon last. March I4th. a
horrible murder was committed at Mansfield
Pa. about four miles distant from Pittshurg.
A railroad employee. named Thomas Rear
don. who boarded at the house of Mrs. Tubin.
came into the premises and demonstrated
with the woman about whipping one Of her
children. Words passed between them.
when Reardon, who is known to be man
OF violent temper, deliberately put bis hand
into his coat pocket. drawing thereErom a
pistol. presented it at the deenseess woman
aud fired. the ball entering her heart and
killing her instantly. AS soon as he found
that he had killed her he put on his coat and
left the house. and has not vet been captnr-
ed. Mrs. Tobin was an Industrious woman
and the mother Of eight children, who are
depending on her for support. Great excite
ment exists in the neighborhood. aud every
eff,rt is being made 20 discover the where
abouts Of the murderer.
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The Very Rev. Il. S. Baker. D. D., a
distinguished clergyman f the Catholic
Church. died in Charleston S c.. on the 9th
inst. He was native OF Ireland. and was
born in 1907 He estudied for the priesthood
under the celebrated Bishop England. and
at the time of his death he was pastor of st.
Mary's Church in Charleston DIR. Baker
was eminent both as pulpit orator and a
controversial writer.
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TO THE WORKING CLASS.-W. y
now prepared to furnish a. classes with sf.4
employment at home. the Shole OF he ri-,,
for spare moments. BU-inr<s ueT. + b, q.
Profitable, Persons OF eifher sex ss.rr -,
from @Oc. to 81 per evening. Rors ai -i-.
earl neatly as much as men. Thatag.i5 :.
this notice NAV send their address. sai *, Il.
business we make this unparalled ofer: To,-s
as are not well satisfied. we will send = ,s-s-
for tie trouble OF Rriiing- Full D1r';ral- /,
valuable sample. which will do 10 cs-rr,
work on, and copy Of The FEoPLFs In
Arr CoAPANIoN-0ue Of the largest a1 4
family newspapers puhli>hed-alI sent re-
mil. Reader, If YOU want r4rmrur-t h
abhe woIE. address Z. c. ALLEN !
Augusta, Maine
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AUTOMATIC RiLLWlI q !.

The patentee OF the above haS IP4IIfI
and naten; ed an AUTOMA ~ nre ',,,,se
GATE, to which he invites The al -;f n
railroad men. Ful! intormat'on .sr, g
ni>hed on application. and CosF I'm, ss'
will be disposed of by the invent y. y n s1I
as above .l.
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Splendid Farm for y y

DNHE subscriber offers or sac y, Is.
j aud easy payments 'i''' .I-,r;si 3
and valuable FARM recent olr, .,., .
adpiu,ps the Borough OF '.cSi;1
county, and containing i+2 q 8,
Acres Of which are in go"a So II
tion and the balance well tim6e5s-R5S m61 s,RS 2,
a comfortable HOUSE good p.r.s.
excellent ORCHARD on 'oe ,i.sie
an abundance Of pure water - = /, es'l
property, beautiful located, ana - = ns1t
to town. schools, and trs' n,l5
produce. Title indisputab,e IA4FsRs 4
dTsss A H.mbriiN
Feb, s..2m. CarrolitoFn' CAM
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I'd E TER Campbell
IMPROVED
BEE HIVE.

The undersigned has secaTed le-s,T-,'
OF the United states, dated Decsus ~
for ala improvement in the c0nstr-- .'.s
Hives, and claims for his invention ~
possessed by no other heref0f re Pa.S-. y
The principal feature OF this Zee -. -
arrangement by means of which il - iss-
ly ventilated. thus preclddiug the -
the bees smOthering, The comb mo--..-' -
honey souring This desirable ell
plished by vertical perforated 'a's' a.
centrally through the hive and open s.
and bottom. All persons in,ereS.e- -
ture will ut once see the great au'l-
cured IL this Improvement. Inc VIZ
for the increase of bees A
The peculiar conStru ction oil me -
ulariy in the arrangement OF tae ~
partments, whereby it can be ciel-'
time without disturbing The bees .,5s
valuable Improvement which VII =,
20 any person who examines lh'
exa niration of the workings OF IAe
condition OF the interior can he ',-
time, as the siies are cascd win
can be transferred from different DIV
improved one without any ditienii! -
Ii would require too much space l' =.
here all the advantages claimed ~ rr
ton, but full Information VIII oe -
nished by applying in person OF ", 5i.,s
patentee. | am now repared ! re-
territory for the sale Of the improve
in any portion of the United Si.all'e1S,r1I
PETER CANPRE11,'
Carrolltown, CamoFil
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Edward S. Sweeny. in attempting to
jump on a car Coming out of mine at Au-
denried. Pa. on Friday. missed his footing.
aud falling between the car and yeptilatino
gate. was crushed IN horrible manner and
instantly killed,
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CONGRESS has voted one years salary Of
Y. 8. B. Court Justice to Siapton's widow
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THE vFET HIGHEST PRIZE. THE Cpos,.
THE LEGION OF HONOR. vas -,o2s .-.S Z
on the representative o: tie GROvrp .- e.
KER SEWING MACHINES. af,l.p In ai
tior Uniterseile, Paris, 1851. ,brs - '-i''
their great supe' iotity over ali M
Machines. IL For sale nv {. T p..''
EoenSbuTS. IFuue Z 1Sga =,
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The HIGHEsr PRFSiUNs at all tbsc.
exhibitions of the United States az 'r'' =
have been awarded the GROVFp -l..' 1...'
SEWING MACHINES. ana tho - - "a Ht
BY THEM, wherever exhibited in Con =
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The Loss oFthe Oneida.
THRILLING ACCOUNT OF THE DISASTER BY ONE
WHO WENT DOWN WITH THE SHIP
4 MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.

From the Boston Transcript, March II
We are permitted to copy the following
interesting extracts from letter written to
his sister by Mr. w. W. Crowninshield. the
clerk of Captain Williams. Of the United
States steamer Oneida. The letter was
written without any view to publication,
but the deep interest in the subject makes
it Of special impOrtance and value:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28
HARRY TERRY,
Washington @. H, Ohio.

SABBATH SoHooLs.-As it is desirable to
know the condition of all the Sabbath
schools throughout the county, statistics
must be gathered. In order to attain this
information in Ohio, blank reports are
sent to each county, and they forwarded
to Sunday School Superintendents. As
we anticipate county meeting in May,
(the State Meeting being early in Juno,>
it is hoped that each Superintendent will
be present with as large delegation as
possible, and the report full, so as to add
all the interest that the Great Cause de-
mnnds. But if not there in person, please
forward at that time, by delegate or
through the mail as directed in the report.
1. O. VANDEMAN, Sec'y.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28
LOCAL NOTICES.
-- White Bed-sproads at q rs at Yeo
mans store.
USEFUL BOOK.

LapS Of business for all the States ofh
UniOn t0ifh lOrms and directions for all trans
actions, By 7heophiiuS Parsons, LII. u.
Prof Of Lam in HarDard Unigersity. Ma
tiOHal PubliShiHg Co.. Cincinnati
"The LRws Of Business" by Prof. Par
sons, fully sustains the high reputation
which its author has already so we'll earn
ed by series Of legal textbooks which
for grace VI style, nice anAlysis Of prinei
pies, and exhaustive examination Of au
thOrities, are surpassed BY the worka o.
no writer on English law.
The purpose oil this work is very clearly
and happily stated in the authors preface
and for thai purpose ths book is most admire
6Iyftted. The large number and great va
riety Of Forms which the book contains
will be found of especial value; they are
drawn with great care, and with proper
variations, can be made to meet any state
Of facts likely to arise.
The style is clear, simple, and severei
not word or sentence too much and there
is fullness in the citation of cases in the
notes that is marvellous. Then there is a
full table Of contents and good index 80
that one can turn in a moment to the very
point he desires to look up.
We kHol0 Of no book possessing an equal
Of UGlue for the business men ofhs
county. Thoroughly legal and studiously
accurate in all its details, the utmost conf
denee can be placed in its directions.
1t is especially book for the people,
The merchant, the farmer, tho manufactu-
rer, the trader, all ought to have such q
book for a guide in business.
We risk nothing in saying that it is the
best book OF the kind yet published, and we
heartily commend it to our readers.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28
NEW YORK MARKET.


NLW iOhki ApTn 70 low
BEEF CATTLE. There were 10 cars 10.
day ~ loumunlpaw, and " each ~ We0haW.
Ken and One llundreth street, making 500
head. They were eary sold. The weather Il
becoming favorable Prices range from iSEc
Tor bulls ~ 70 l75le for fair 10 oxtra stoefa, =
Most OF the sales were made At 15B lsJse Such
as l5O prime Nebraska steers ~ cWt., At ibH
@lThc. l2O Illinois, ~ cWt 100 iBlfc. 20 Mis-.
sour, cwt, lbkc, or about the average Of the
market. making IN advance OF kBhc, and
closlng very 1rm.
SllEkP-Total arrivals for the week, 1s 400
to-day 7 cars NJ fOrty.elghth street bat tOtn.
muhipaw and VI We0haWksn The market
II hrni Al former prices. Sales we're IaAde NJ
&C. for very thin 65 b. Ohio shearcd o. for 2
cars, 10 lbs. 7c for car 81 lbs, and " for u
deck W lbs Spring lambs are worth i64l0c
BOGB.-TOtal receipt for the week. i27OO
to-day 90 ears, and the market is % again to
l2Ael91ie for dressed: 2 cars Illinois, 100 70
~ lbs, sold alive At gkci car 100 ID Ohio
9Tc
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28
CINCINNATI MARKET.

JlhGihhATls AFlAi 3D. AS'V.
BEEF CATTLB.--The receipts have been
more liberal, but with a good demand all
have sold readily, and at full prices the mar
ket closing firm. We quote extra shipping
cattle at 81 00a7 80 prime butchers stock At
81 SCOT IS; medium do. at SIS l5B6 Is, and IN
ferior At e5 00gb 80 per GENITAL, live weight
SHEEP,-The demand continues about
equal to the supply, and the market is nrm,
with all selling at 81 5o97 90 per GENITAL ior
common 10 prime.
HOGS.-The receipts have been more liber-
al. but an were sold at the close at 50 508s %,
gross. foF light to heavy averages A few ex
ira sold as high as 50 20.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28

- We find the following item in the
news columns of the Cincinnati Chronicle
of Monday;
Alta place called Rena, near Gold Hill,
Nevada, on the 18th, terrible tragedy oc-
CURED. A man named Roth shot and kill
ed man named Miller, and q shot intend
ed for Miller accidentally hit Henry
Phibbs, proprietor of the saloon, where the
difficulty occurred.
Henry Phibbs is brother Of Mrs. D.
Furtwangler of this place.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28
April %, 1870 :

-- In the way of "fat" local item
the Ross County Register trOts out for the
championship, lass Of fifteen summers,
living in that vicinity. named Caroline
Fredricks, who weighs 469 pounds, and
measures five feet and half an inch around
the breast, and two feet one and a half
inches around her leg Just below the knee
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28
A CARD.
EpIroRs HERALD.

EDITORS HERALD;
Whilst we should avoid sstentation
both in regard to ourselves and others,
yet when good deeds are performed from
pure motives which prove beneficial 10 us,
justice to those who performed them and
gratitude on our own part require a mod
est reference TO them. You will therefore
please permit me to lay before your read
ers o brief account Of an interesting visit
made to myself and family On last
Thursday evening large number Of tho
citizens of Washington assembled at my
residence and manifested their friendship
and benevolenOe by liberal and appropri.
ate contributions. One hundred dOllors
were contributed in money and $l0O in
dry goods, groceries and other articles
ofyalue. The ladies prepared an excel
lont supper for the occasion, which was
partaken Ofand enjoyed by all present -
The evening was spent very pleasantly,
and the occasion will long be held in CRATE
full remembrance by myself and family.
S.J. MILLER.
Washington, April 26, 1870.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28

We would inquire of brothers sniflin q
Co., of the Ripley Bee, if they mean, by
the following paragraph to give an idea of
the state of finances in Ripley "Let man
intimate that he has DOLLAR" and be-
fore night foolscap sheet could be filled
with the names of the greedy chaps who
had eslied to get it,"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28

- Messrs. Humphrey d Caldwell, Of
the firm of Oldham, How g. Co., have Sc
cured Hamilton's Hall and hHye fitted it
out for first class Business College,
They are teachers of large experience, have
an actual Business Course of instruction
and come well recommended, and are now
ready and receiving students. l9tf.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28
CHERRIES SALE.

VIM. NJ. Pine and L, J. Pine s. Co., against
Harmon Berry ct al.
Oorder OF sale.
Nv virtue OF an order Of sale in the above
stated case from the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Fayatts county, Ohio, to me dlrect;
ed, and in pursuance OF the command
thereof. | will expose and offer for sale at
public auction at the door of the Court Rouse
In the town of Washington, in said county. on
Saturday, the 23d day of April, A. D. 1870 at
one O'Clock r. NJ of said day, the following
described real estate situated in the township
OF Union, county OF Fayette, Ohio, and in the
town of Washington, and bounded and de-
acribed as follows, t0-wit
Beginning at stake on Court street; thence
with Court Street south Al deg west poles to
q stake corner to an alloy thence with said
alley north 4s deg west 10 poles to a stake
thence north Al deg east poles to q stake
corner to David Conwayi thence south 4s deg
east 10 poles 10 the beginning, containing bQ
poles, being a Part OF Out-lot number II, and
the same premises conveyed by Samuel w.
Cissna to the said Harmon Berry, together
with all building thereon.
Said premises being ordered TO be sold by
said Court in said cause.
Appraised at $1,000 90.
Terms of sale cash.
CONRAD GARIs, Sheriff
or FAyette County Ohio.
GARDNER & HIxsON, PlfIs Attys.
March "a 1870 ISW5 prfSlO
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28

- DufFee q Sons have just received IA
large stock of first rate Boots, Shoes and
Caters. Caters for ladies and gentlemen
together " 18th great variety of children's
Shoes, which they are putting in the mar
ket at very low prices They are selling
off ladies' Congress Caters at the remark
ably low figures of from rs cents to one
dollar pair. Everybody that don't want
to go barefoOted will go to Duffee d Sons.
COWS.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28

- The members of Temple Lodge No.
227 1. o. o. F., are hereby requested to
attend a regular meeting at their Hall on
Tuesday evening, May I'd, to make ar
rangements to attend the dedication of the
Odd Fellows New Temple at Columbus,
O., on May 10th, 1870.
M, BLANCHARD, r. S.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28

i'm PARTITION Robert x
kcrr 1t R0ss county. Uhidi Jame, NJ
Buck aud Nahey n. bis Vile, OF pDpe.hiek
county Iowa, AhdtcN Ross nnd kthbtrH nj.
tWiui pi Hpsa county, o. JNlurs d Kerr Of sa =
me county, MOI Hugh hv klroy aud MAftha.
Us wife, Of Jasper county, Iowa. sahiuOl U'
Kerr, VI Auglai1e county, q Esther MoEi.
roy, Oi fayeite county Oh William A Kerr,
oi Ross county o. John q Beatty and Eliza
1clh Y, hls wliu, 0i jasper county, lgWni Da
yll holhiis and lnlhnrihei his wife, " Fay 4
etc county o. Jercminh KEN, 81 koss c0un
", ~ and Nancy Kerr " ldow, of Ross gOuhl
] ", y, VIII take notice thai q pbtltlbh wns
HE'D agdllist them pn the 3gd dny UT biafeh.
lplO, ~ ihu Court Of Common Pleas Ol HUss
county, Ohio BY Andrew j. kefr. and Is now
pending wherein said Andrew j Kerr dc
lnands Partition VI the following zeal pathte.
It0-wit i2s acres land IN Bucksk la township,
iinss county q being that part OF survey No
Dio included IN the following bounds Begin
uinf NJ walnut hack berry and White Onf .
=. corner Ia Patrick Bialh's 100 acre Tract.
and thenee rHlninB deg W le2 poles 70 Il
lMhite OAK aud hickory, corner Of Jamoa y.
hslf uecoasea IN the original survey limo ~
mshee \ 6vuet " ~ poles 70 white oak hickr
ory and cherry, n W corner VI the bflKlnn
I survey thence with the original anrsey iiu0
3 3 deg = iSg poles 10 two white oaks dhd Il
dOgWO0d, N " ct{rhet 10 said BlHin's tract 80
and thence with bis line n s8 deg 4 ~ poles
10 the beginnings And, hll0 - acres land hi
Ross and fayette counties Ohio beibg that
part Of survey No. 600 Included IN the biluiy
lBR boundss beginning NJ u stone from which
| . white oak, ~ inches, bears 8 W deg = "
! links and u hickory, II Inches bears MO deg
! W n links the + corner Of said Origihaisufs
| tey. thence running with the original survey
line 81 deg 10 min W 1l5 poles 10 a stone from
which q hickory, 10 inches bears n ~ deg W
% links, and bOhey-loCust, 10 iHelBg, bBHf9
U5ls deg w 3Slinks the n n corner to sur
yey No. GiSi thence with the lines OF said sur
yey 81 deg2j min w 80 poles 10 stone aud
two hickOries; thence 10 deg 45 min W VI
poles 10 stone, from which burr oak 70 In
cbes. bears n 62k deg w 30 links, aud white
pax 80 inches ears sfdcg i b links thghaa
n - deg l. w poles 10 a stone In the original
line from which red oak, 10 inches, bears s
lsdeg w 70 links and an ash, = inchef, bgaft
u deg W a links; and tlisneb with the orig
inal line $ 18 deg Z min 4 122 poles 10 the b9i
ginning; excepting therelroIn the Tract Of 70
ncres more or less, conveyed by James Il,
Kerr. deseased, and wife to Andrew Kerr by
deed duly Of record and also demand thHt
the several adyahcenenls, In money, made By
james y Kerr deceased IN his lifetime 10
his said several children he made d part Uf
said real estate to be dyided and also thdb
dover in said real estate be assigned to Nan.
cy Kerr, widow and they are lutheT notified
that at the next june term Of said Court an
order will be asked for partition Of said prem.
lsesi
CLARK & COOKE, & r. s. LtAKE,
harchsl l9W8 Att'ys for Petitioner,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28
The NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

For twenty-five cents you eah
buy of your Druggist or Grocer a
package of Sea Moss Faride, man-
ufacthred from pure Irish Moss or
Carraseen, which will make sixteen
quarts of Blanc Mango, and d like
quantity of Puddings, Custards,
Creams, Charlotte Russo, &c. Itis
by far the cheapest, healthiest and
most delicious food in the world.
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.,
So Park Place, N. Y.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28

j. L. MeCaffertY has purchased the
property formerly belonging to Alf. Tay
lOr in Nj. Sterling, and moved to that
place. Mr.. Taylor has removed to St.
Louis.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28
PLANTATION BITTERs,
8. T.--ISOO-x.

This wonderful vegetable reste.
rative is the sheet-anchor Of the
feeble and debilitated. AS a tonic
and cordial for the aged and Ian.
guild, it has no equal among stom'
achics, AS a remedy for the ner-
vous weakness to which women are
especially subject, It's superseding
every other stimulant. In all cll
mates, tropical, temperate or frigrd,
it acts as a specific in every species
of disorder which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale by all
druggists. 16m6
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28

$. N. Yeoman has just received the
largest, best and cheapest stock of mems
and boys Clothing ever brought to Wash
inRton.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28

Gl We notice that our old friend and
former townsnlan, Capt. G. B. Gardner
has been promoted to the honorable and
lucrative office of Mayor Of the incorpora-
ted town of HillsbOrough,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28

- Remember the Millinery Opening Of
Mrs. T. L. Day q Co., commencing Thurs
day (to-day) and continuing the rest ct
the week.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28
db bO0A WANTED an active man
R9UU. in each County in the

States, 10 travel and take orders by sam.
pie, for TEA, COFFEE, and Spices
To suitable men we will give a salary Ol
5000 to 81 900 a year, above travelling and
other expenses, and reasonable commits
sion on sales.
Immediate applications are solicited
from proper parties. References exchang-
ed. Apply to, or address immediat ely,
j. PACKER d CO.,
"Continental Mills"
22w4 1884 Bowery, New York,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-04-28

SOMETHING NEw.--Boyal Poplinette,
Prussian Delnins, Grape de chenes, Taf-
fetta's Groe Grain, Reps, and Fonland
Silks, at Adams d Bro.