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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
Meuere &erithte aus 9lnffralien,

91euere Sert6bte aus 2iuftrdlien.
San Sran5tSco, 27. WdrS. - Ser
auitraliide BOfbampfer rMontana" 1T bon
Sonolulu, no er Oil ben YoitOampfer BON
SiOneD, aultralien, ani9loB, bier etngetrofs
fen.
3ie g1a6ri9ten aus Iuhralien reiden bis
gum Is. 6ebr., BON 4udlanb liegen geri 9te
biS sum "a. Dor.
Die Sele9ramme Der y4Foc. 8refie bon
auitralien" liefern folsenbc Neuigfetten: Die
2egislatur Don 9eu=Siios s8ale8 bate ii9 &C.
pei9ert, @elb fir 0ffeutlide au8ga6en ST
permilisen. Die 8egietung bemiai9te Die
IunSiuHs bes geIessebenben S6rpers, mas
grOBe Nufreguns berporrtef.
Die Oeutihen maGten eine groBartige De-
monltration su gbren bes 9ein4eS bes beut=
]1en &rieg8bampfers yNpmpbe."
Ser britilde Oampfer yRolario" beIudlte
Ma5apu, I'm Die mit@rmorDung bes SiidlofS
8atterion Suiammenbangenoen lmtdnOe 5ll
lnteriu9en. Die @tn9eboreueu feuerten anf
bic 8oote oes 9ampfer8, morauf OaS ariesss
idifi ba8 9orf bonbarSirte uub Die Natroieu
peri6ieoene Wiloe ermorDeten nnb ibre SABINE
perbrannten.
Cine rpeitere Goer bon 3inf=grS uurbe in
oeL 9tdqe pulI IutellleIo 9eluuo'"'
Die SanOelSfammer BON Melbourne bringt
in Die 0tesicrung, einen 9epeibeu<0ampfer
reaelmdBtg na9 Dem @nopuntte Oes alnglo
auitralian &abels in ROrmantown 5u erpe-
Dlren.
Die 8abel- Comp. bat Die Staten fir 10
g8orte pon2lOelaiOe na4 2OnOOu auf S45 feltz
9eiebt. >..,
bobrten, balb nit 9Saiier 9efiilten Sfooner
auf, beHen Name uuleierltd gema6t morSen
mar. am gorb Oiees 6abrSeuges fano man
IA &anafen in fferbeuoem 3uitanbe; anger
benz mebrere 9ei6en. Dtan glaubt, oaB bic
les 6abr8eug Die Yeri" par, tpelfe por etpo
2 W{ouaten BON Der Siihe Der SitiAisSuelr
peri9manb. GS befanOen iif mebrere Del
NtGrDer gSarburton'S am 8orb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
Oie S,tuation in Merifo.

Werifo ben 26. Ytdr5, ola 9aoanna,
ben 81. Mar3. - lluorbnung uno aHarhle
berriden IN Der gan5en Republif. 8egitterte
9arser perOen miBhanoelt, iobalb Die 5tegte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
DRsTILLATIoN AUF KALTEM wEGE

DRSTILLATION AUF KALTEA WEGE.
Billigere und bessere Darstellung aller
existirenden Sorten einfacher und doppelter
Branntweine, Liqueure u. 8. W., domestic
and imported Liquors, Bar-room drinks, i'm
itAtions of Brandies, Gins, Whiskies, RUNS,
Bitters etc. erzielt man mach unserer neuen,
einfachen, entschieden rationell praktischen
>, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" sehr schnell auf ,kaltem
Wege.' Dieselbe gewahrt bedeutende En-
sparnisse an Alcoholprozenten, sowle athe-
rischen Glen oder Essenzen, und doch er-
halt man gegen andere Verfahrungsarten
FABRIKATE, die desto feiugeistiger, aroma
fischer, haltbarer und der Gesundheit zu-
traglicher sind. Ferner euthalt diese Ao-
theilung in popularen, mach dem neuesten
Standpunkte rationeller Praxis bearbeiteten
Instruktionen, die ausfuehrliche Anweisung
zur Bereitung atherischer Gle Essential
oils). aIler spirituesen Grundessenzen, der
Fruchtsafteund aller Couleurs u.s.w. (Frult-
extracts and Juices, Wine and Liquor-fay-
ors, Colorings, Syrups etc., Programme
,,gratis."
FIR. ToELLE L COMPANY,
IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN,
chemisch-technisches Auskunfts-Bureau und
Lehr-Institut bezueglich: Kunst- " einfabri-
kation und Weinveredelung Bier, Essig,
Starke und Traubenzucker, Presshefe, Mi
neralwasser, Farbemittel, Syrupe und ueber-
haupt aller sonstigen hier zu Lande gang
barren Industrie-ArtikeI fuer Consum und
Luxus. Prospekte fuer Erwerbsuchende >, ko-
stenlos." (75,8l,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28

allen unieren 9eiern, tpeIde iber ben befteu glat,
mo fie
bic 3agne ihmerslns ansge,ugen
bstommen tonnsn. Mot i'm alarsn finS, ratbsn mir, ;i
.ll Sr. Sssinbea,
Gr. 1873, & anette, oberbulb @uia tp fraBt
au aeben. Ct 1T in Der Gbat elm 6 Grperte, bat felt
he6en Sabren 9ah9as o5ne SebliGlas, obne einer
stnstgen nniall Gn9eipenbet.
Tatienten perDen tets BON einem erfabrenen ees
banbeIt. tOtdrS71SE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28

Wtontreai, @an., 27. Mdr5.-@urtb'8
Wetauuerfe rpurbeu beute burd) cine Seuerss
brunt beim9eIu9t; Der Yerlult betrdst s20,>
600 unS it Dur9 SuF6erung sebedt.
Solebo, O., 81 Yfdrs. = Die Shiff8z
giiters6 6anblung uon WtIcor & Sruber wuroe
9eltern Elm 3aub Der Slamnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
Eerii iihmte8 ASNSOe sim

srno erbal'eu, iino eineelahen
Willer's
beriibmte8 GnSpepfin
An nerfuhen, Elm rein peeetablibes Hriparat sdnts
Ef nnid1doltd,, ieooG fpunberiaIa furirenae @ssns
fofen in oberqeuannten Seibcn beiiseno. gSir apei<
}en baf IS elm Seimttel nner Dem Vubiitun! 9iebt,
msItbes in peneer Fallen tene Seilun9 belDirf, ole
T0iIIer's Hpspeptin. unb tit Der @isentbiiner bea
rgit, rueun barum eriu6t ole yfamen mebrerer une@
fsr berporrasenoeu @!nipohner anan9eben fpel6e
hmr, Sen @s6raud, oieer beribmten Wirtur ibre ges
fun6beit mieber erbalten baben. @inige oeier Edut
iparen d5roniide Opspepfe BON Der ihlirmften arr
Dei, con uneren beiten Ier3ten obne yrtoIg beba,.
Aeft, ienod nurd ben 9ebrou1 etnt9er 6lal1en Uqs'
s'V"A u. q. Riaer,
aneiniaer gieentbGner,
Ser. AZ, ,NoresSpmarhHraRe
ar Bel alien Or nie1 Az bGtea.
sHronf o6 1S t&uTi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
Gtnas Suites fir &inOer!
9autenbah'S

: NBOfDInDeH= XSUCHi EtUPuGNI
aIs und,dolih sarantirt; bel alien Dro9uien bu ba
ben Yreis 25 @ts. bic Sda6tsl. sfehriSrt In
9aufeubac,s beutider Ipotbcfe uno Wfineraltpafler
Depot, HorboI.@de Der @utalps II. Sarato9altr.
(fsebr t3,1S.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28

SIeuc tiirfifebe Yfaumen,
5000 Bic. BrimG= orte loebeH GlHptdngen;
gaene bUu. SGrinse tSronensRort).
Sd1infen unb SSiirife, tn neuer Artifel,
iGbr ibon uRb nur % Cts. per 8fuuo
Giuae M a d. er 4 db Q
pom Columbia z3tiper, Oregon,
it6nIsr i'm Dtarttr, 90 Gts. per BfuR0
giifer Giber. rener aepfelioit,
3 Gdiier ioeben empfarseR
Is. 3eWiS Dunlap,
llcil.I Ii.Ili ,nrn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28

a6E dcbn q. S @ecrs M. Ssrrs,
Habrifanren ppn feuerieiten 3iegeiitelnen,
Soben / br Nireau BON SIR. 294, @font8omerptrase
saoib Der Npre osfsGde Der @amburas nnc Ders
nerfrake perfect, mcielbh ole autrdss a1 p,eamp'
GusQefGbrt iperbfn. lJans0l2U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
Sie leete Senatpripabl in @btlas
Sp1Nf,fd

gbilabe1pbia, 27. DtdrS. - SIN
Staatss Senate su 5arrisbur9 tpurbe bente
9lbeno pom @abl~Gomite gu @uniten OeS
liberal .republifanil9en @anbOaten Mc@lure
beridtet uno oieier als Senator eingei6wo'
rem. (OieIer cine 2ibsral= Gepublitauer bat
Bic ben ausi6lag sebenbe Stimnle I'M Se'
I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
pDspeptiker,
persme eifelt Mt t3tI
aufm,nnterube a,lnbe fit Gn9!

SpsNpttter unb aeihenbe an aebers uno Wassn' g M
lron;bsitn nelbe bon aRbern Grsneicu tetne Deiies
Suro erbab'su, iino sinesldhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28

eGEEntuIcs
gtdr lee lolgenoes:
rB baltimore, ben "a. San. 1872
@ecbrter Serr!
Der r9IszSarboniir", nelher ltettH Sfptbr. IN
unierem 2Otue auigeite1t muroc, bat, tple mir fin
brinGnter uno Dem au9e ntdt 10 uuaH9enebm In.
llnier Gtdt 9ibt unS qto6ere 3urteoenbet, aIs bos
friber ourh ben n@arboniber" beruotee6rd6e. &ods
a6mnesuoa CSebr. Sdnftelp 4 Sump.
Ell. @6e Der Baltimore uno &harlesftr.
I'm Arn. 5 as. e. Rogers, BrahoenteU Der
ngpooonaroz Sac Garb oniSn9 @eIeaitnit.
nB ore, ben 10. san. te72.
Srn. Sas. 6. u o9ers, 8rditoenten Der "Eooo.
fuaro @ass sGarboni5iR9 @eieqiqait!"
Olein Serr!
Der n@arboRiBer", ben sic in unerem 9oEole I'm
Suli 1871 auitenten, bat uucr eiGt be6euteuo uers
gro jert, tuel6es, obglett itbr brilliant, bod eem
au9e onsenebm 1T; i6 motte ntbt obue beHelbeH
ieu. 5br ergebenher
u. SDmiOn 9enniHGs,
SIR. 80, Wor0s@bGresfr."
rB timore, ben "a. YoU. 1871.
Srn. 3. 6, 8ogers, Brdroenten oerv DoooUaros
@Gss@Qrboai6ings s9eieuidaIt"
Ytein 9err!
SD bin ourdb ben nGorUoniSer" srfrtut. Selt Der
SinIbruns beiirtbfn in meinem gtohliiemeute bat
CT mir DenisRens 25 &roJ9nt an melner @osrebrung
eripart uuo mir Juele elm 6rtlonttrcs 9idt, ioWtG
Gin eti9ercs gegebeu. Sd empteble oaber oenieIrsR
nit oem 9r0Bten Ser9nii9en ols Elm ucrtbooaes SUs
ltrument, meldes oem Bublitum lange gefeblt bat,
nm oas 9asltdt 8u retnigen uno 81 uerbeHetR.
a6tuugsUoa
Rubert 9auterbacb, BbarmoSeut,
(34-? Horoolt. &de 0tr @utaiuz Il. Sarato9Gitr.-
P 8. Cine Der Ylaibnen lit tdglih In oem SiTe0u
Der 8eielldait, gtr. 10, Soutbitr., auigeitelt.
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gSon ,Syouplulll.

SonotuIut 16. Itdr5.-Die 8egierung
bon Samaii peripra9 Der 2Scbb' i1en Dam.
pier sGompagnie, ibr fir ben 8oltOisnit bie'
ielbe Subitoie Su5 5ablen, tpelbe fritber Die
6aQ13e 9ampferltnie erbtelt. Die 9egie.
rung belt aber t9r 8ort nidt unb entlAuls
oi9te f9 barnit, baB Der Miuiltcrratb Die
Subf6ie perIuorfen babe. g8ebb rGdt iid
ieet baburf, baB er Die 8ef0rberun9 Der Poft
uerpeisert, unO Ieiue Citation auf Die Sdife
ierzSniel perlesen unO Sonolulu sdn5lia tgs
uoriren wir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28

Seoer iunge NQnn, lpel9sr f6 bem SauheIss
ftanee III pbmen uinidt, ioate bieies beIlebte SH'
ititut beiudleR.
QBesen ndbsrIr 4uetunIt, oiUte tuegeu RampbIetGn
uno &irtuldren Uenoe man it6 i'm 9oIeae OIL
gS. S. SIoler,
(203-g In FI6Gbenk.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28

@nnitb s Guriett's
parffuirte lheailde SlioensSeife,
eoronrs oils ebenio gut rsnn nidt beier, als rseuf
etne Seife i'm Wtartle. <u.. .os
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28

| rungstruppen ben 8iiden penoen. Eorttpdb
renb merbeu 3pangsanleiben erboben, Die
4rmee pernlebrt iid beitdnotg nno oeipotiidle
6anolungeu iiuo oil Der Sagesoronung. Die
Sournale fiuo betdnoig nit Sla9en 9efitat,
Der Qderbau unb Die Subuflrie iinb ruinirt
unO Die gtotb Der 2anbbeu6lferung 1T beltdrs
big i'm @afien.
Die auSIdten Ser &egierung, bic 8epolit-
ton su bendltigen, iirb ie6r gut, aber fir
ben inneren 6rtebeu iinb iebr rpentg ausFde
ten borbanoen.
Sen. 9o6a befinOet f6 in Durango, er
perfol9t eiuen 6lii9el Der 9feuoluttonare,
rpel9e nid]t int Stanbe fnb, 9Siberfano III
lsiifeH; Sen. @oruella oerfolgt einen anoeren
Sldgel, er 3iebt ge9eu Saltillo. Sen. ala=
torre oerfol9t cine 8duberbanDe i'm Staate
Buebla 8a9nSiige tuerbeu beitdnbtg bur d
Regierungstruppen sei4iist. Die 8aAotten
iin0 aus ben Staate 8erasGrus ueri9mun-
ben.
Der msritunti4e @on9reB psriamnlelt fif)
an /. Ipril.
Sen. Mart;neS 1T tuege1 COMPUTATION ge<
gen ote Regterung uerhaftet woroen.
@uerrO 8oorigue5, elm 6iibrer Der 4nlltdn'
biifen, preBt Mannidlaften in ieinen 2ienft.
Osierteure, pelde rpeoer etn9efangen tperoen,
iAneibet man gep6bnlid) bic Shren oh.
5r. Sopant lpurbe bonn BrdTpentenSuareS
unO beiieu @abinete auBerlt 5nporfommenO
empfangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
Qln WQ6=I0ninmenten!

Nleu tpeIhe Elm brinantee tiht fur cneH gsrtngeR
Breis uno Opne ale @etabr nlnIteu, tueIdes groee
Griparnib NIT O0l9er Stberbeit ueruinoet, empteb"
eneliite @rfiuOune bon i6iabrtaem Seitanol ner
nidt init anbereu irIbereH iutrobuStrteH GrFRoueH
All ORrUebIeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
0er 6eINmnrff.

0ew.Dort, 27. @drs. - @elb fliiiiil
su 6-7 Brosent; gSet,iel feit 5u 104-10B
8Onbs iebr attn: Sedier 1154, '62er 112
aftien feit: @rie iehr flau, Central 81, Gri
SO, 91eabins ia, 2afe Sbore 948, Scrip 90
Bittsburg 924, gortb.8eit 824, Brioritater
"a. 8of Sslanb 116. Silan5 OeS llnteriGat
amtes: s67, 800, ,598 in Sob uuo Sc, 6,226, 20;
.,,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
Mepublifanifebe StaatS GDn0ens
- 4,-. fion BON &Shtp.
Sine 0robur1a fir Grant.

@barleiton, q. Ndr5.-@lne anSabl
0elegaten 8n Der gbtlaoelPbter eoHpentton
ite6t i'm Sesrifi, iid mad 8ailln9toH lu bes
qeben, I'M bic Nbletung mebrerer 6e9ie'
rungSbeamteu, uuter 2lnberen bes 9afenz
Collectors unO goitmeiiter8 bon @barletOn 5n
perlauaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
Naltimcre
ssire s$ninrance Gffice.

Naltimpre
Sire Suiurauee Dffiee.
GaSwef- Gdt pon SDutf. mns aSaterifr.,
serR asrtiar,was.sHo ssseng gsriua ooerS S4aesnsuI&
1rancunsli iovofI IN oerStGot nte I'm 2aute, dile
arssn uon StseEtanm, Wotn=, eaeen= nno Woarsns
ulr. Granddaughter, adsr6anpIoouftt, Moeein,
N soouns beEuoItbe fsGbr3ense u. IN.
Sas DirettOrinm beffebt eas tnIsene 81 Ssrreni
Wm. U. Sarrtion, Yr6f6eat;
0te. R. 8iiers, 2Bul. 3. 8rnRt,
II. I,. Arids, 8. b. &apff,
0apib g. gSilIoR, &. Robt. SenftnS,
Sotiab YcnntnstoR, 6. Worton Steuaxt,
6raneis 3. Sting, .. g.. Uconer,
9enrp @drrou, Srpi1e norius,
R. 9. Stsnart, Q6. 2B. 2aplor,
Ssraef @oben.
Npplifations= 5ormulare nne rpeitere 9c6r:dt dber
bic tSeieii ihat piro in Der OfHce SdbDe:t-@aa oon
Soutb= un6 gEatertr, ertbeilt, tuo aud aEeIai.-dse
ict,rt erlebist werosn. 8erfiherunsen ipsrsen auf
irseuo cine Sriit ansenommen, welte Der arplfant
minihen mag.
(Jdn.1, ,1S.O Tr. 4BopfmorSb, Sefr.
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gelegrapbiidbe 9epef9est

(Sortissuns fotgt.)
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-01
sTA1Esss.s COR. 1ss9..

From the Secretary of States annual re-
port for 1871, We gather the following sta
tistics of agricultural products. census fig
ures, &C., of this county:
The number Of acres in cornin 1870, was
s., 2,487, producing 2,289, ,A6 bushels, an
average of 43. 81 bushels per acre.
Wheat, 1o,1o3 acres, producing 12o, $50
bushels.
Rye. 1888 acres, producing 1920
bushels. Buckwheat, 18 acres, producing
2o6 bushels. Oats. 1890 acres producing
37,945 bushels. Barley, 4acres. producing
80 bushels. Meadow, 6,747 acres. produc-
ing 5 ,537 tons of hay:
Clover, 1895 acres producing 425 tons
hay and 81 bushe1sseed. 148 acres flowed
under.
Flax, 800 acres, producing 80, 100 lbs. of
fibre and 2.774 bushels of seed.
Potatoes, 24O acres, producing 1891
bushels.
Tobacco, acre, producing B86 lbs.
Sorghum, 81 acres, producing 48 lbs. sugar
Fands838. 997 gallons syrup. There were 58
acres in vineyards, from which 4,775, lbs.
of grapes were gathered and 6 gallons wine
made.
Sweet Potatoes, p acres. producing 768
bushels,
Orchards, 1881 acres, producing 28, ,435
bushels apples, ], ,946 bushels peaches, and
434 bushels pears.
Pasturage, 2,17O acres. UncuItivated
lands, 62,376 acres.
The number of acres of land IN the coun.
ty is 249 ,982 acres, which was valued al
$10,542, ,945; with buildings, $1O,995, ,563
town property, 1927, Ill; aggregate value o.
real property in the county, HIP, GA
Average value of land per acre, $50. rs. The
above values are as returned by the lant
appraisers. AS equalized for assessment by
the State Board of Equalization, the aggre
gate value of real property in the county
was SIS, ,381, ,852.
The number and value of different kind
of stock in the county for the year 1871
| was as follows: Horses, s, 722, value, $500,
1893; CattieA Is, ISL value, $6o4, 793; Mules
631, value, \$38,7 ,741; Sheep, 3O,272, value
$50, 994; Hogs, 63,689, value, $360.415.
There were ia lbs. of Maple Sugar an
528 gallons of Syrup made in 1870; 228,86
: lbs. of Butter; -61O lbs. of Cheese.
4 The wool crop for 1870 was 94,844 lb
e Number of sheep killed by dogs, Al;
t value, 1923. Number of dogs to do th
$ killing, 1888.
Q Number of marriages for 1871, Is
a q Births, 465; of which were illegitimat
r number of deaths from unnatural causes, L
of which 8 were suicides; number of pa'
pers supported by the county, 50.
: Number of new buildings erected f
: 1871, rs, value, SAC, ,255.
Population of the county according
,f census returns, II, 40; 4,o35 voters.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-01
rarmers sr,onId Knorr s..

Mr.. Geo. Bybee, informed US the other
day, that his neighber, Mr.. John Radclif
had marked and cut off the tails of several
of his hogs few days since; they bleed
profusely, and the next morning, thirty
three of them were dead, and the others
much enfeebled by the loss of blood, and
by the other hogs torturing them and suck
ing the flowing blood. Mr.. Bybee says
that a few years since, he marked a number
of hogs in the same manner, and the result
was that they all or nearly all died. It is
Mr.. By bees opinion that to bleed hogs in
this manner, when the sign Jas in the cases
referred to- } is in the hips, is almost certain
death to the hogs from the flow of blood.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-01
Fine Cattle.

On Monday last, our attention was at
tracted to some remarkably fine cattle pass
ing through our streets. On enquiry, we
found they were from the fine heard of Mr.
J. NJ. Haymaker, of Paint township, in this
county, and consisted of MFR. HIS fine bull
Grown Duke which has been. so much
admired by lovers Of fine stock, when on.
exhibition at our county fair last year,
and. the year previous. There were also
three as fine cows with two calves, all Of
the Short Horned Durham stock, and
taking the lot together, they aresaid to be as
fine blooded and complete in symmetry as
any stock that has ever been taken from our
county. They were purchased Of Mr.,
Haymaker by Rev. Mr.. NJ. frey, Of Mans,
field, -whSis now on his way 70 Emporia,
Kansas, where he has located and designs
to make his future home. We hear Mr..
frey spoken of as gentleman every
way worthy of the confidence and friend
ship of stock men, and of the community
where he is now about to become cii-
| zen.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-01

We observed very fine likeness of the
late James n. Wilson, in Mr.. Willett's Art
Gallery the other day, it was copied in large
size, in india Ink. and water colors, from a
small card photograph. The likeness is
complete, and is creditabIe to our artist,
Mr.. Willett, who is copying likenesses from
old pictures in large size. His pictures
give good satisfaction to all who examine
them, and persons desirious of obtaining a
Iife-like likeness of themselves or friends
should call and examine Mr.. Wil1ett's work
at his gallery on Court street, over Silcott
& AIiIIikan's store.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-01
Rearr Hog Items.

Mr.. Jas. M. Willis, of Paint township,
shipped last week-a lot of IL sows and SO
of their pigs, all raised by himself The
sows were 2omonths old and weighed 500
lbs. eachz-average. The pigs were s
months old-and averaged 272 lbs.
VIM. Willis, son of j. NJ. Willis, also
shipped 13 sows, which averaged 476
lbs.
Messrs. Ely & Stimson bought of Edward
Smith few days ago, 66 hogs, that aver
aged 376 lbs. weight.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-01
No snlalT Pox i'm washington.

We are informed that report that small
pox had made its appearance in Washing
ton has been circulated to some extent in
some parts of the county. The report we
are happy to say, is entirely without
foundation and no one need have any fears
of danger from that source in coming to
town to trade. There has not yet been a
case or the semblance Of a case sf the
disease in our town this Winter, nor for
several years past
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-01

3 Free Of charge! Call at Geo. Goldsberry
& Co.'S Drug Store, Washington, Ohio, and
get sample bottle of DIR. A. Boschee's
German Syrup, FREE oE CHARGE. 1t has
lately been introduced in this country from
Germany; and for any person suffering with
a severe cough, heavy cold settled on the
breast, consumption, or any disease of the
throat and lungs, it has no equal in the
world Our regular size bottles rs cents.
In all cases money will be promptly re-
turned if perfect satisfaction is not given.
Two doses will relieve any case. Try
5O*lv It.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-01
: To those who are bowed down by

To those who are bowed down by
nervous debility, and despair of ever recov-
ering the vigor and mien of manhood, we
earnestly recommend DR.. Walkers Cali
fornia Vinegar Bitters. Before they have
finished the first bottle they will feel the
restorative principle at work in every por-
ton of their broBen-down systems, and hope
will spring up in their hearts. No case of
Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Intermittent Fever,
rheumatism, Gout or kidney disease, can
resist this unequalled vegetable tonic which
is unpolluted by any distilled or feTmented
liquor. 7w4
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-01
a CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

Infallfble in correcting irregularities, removing
distractions OF the Monthly PeffOds, from what
ever cause. They never fail, and may be Jdepen-
ded upon in every WhBrei the monthly flow
has been Obstructed through cold or disease.
Duponcos Golden Pills always give immediate
relief, being especially prepared for married
ladies A lady whites; ItDuponees Golden Pills
relieved me in one day, Without ineonvenience,
like magic" The genuine now put up in
large white boxes containing doublc the Quantity
of Pills, and upon each box you viii find my
Private u. 5. Revenue Stamp.' Upon the stamp
see the,word Duponeo's Golden Pills, in White
Letters, without that none. are genuine Full and
explicit directions accompany each box. Price
$i00 per box, six boxes s. co.,
sold fm Washington G. He, by Dr. H.
c. COLEMAN, Druggists Sole Agent.
Sold also by Granny Brothers. Wilmington, O.
and n. Squicr, Greenfield.
Ladies by sending him Loo through the Wash
ington T.. n. Post Office. can have the Pills sent
by mail, to any part Of the country free OF post
age. S, d, HOWE, .
.. Sole Proprietor, New Y ork.
Sold also by John d. Park Gin. 48-9m.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-01

y Whenever you want fine job-Bill
Heads, Statements, Letter Heads, Business
Cards, or anything in the way of fine print
ing, call at the HERALD office. We can get
you up as neat a job of work of this kind
and an at about the same price. We have ali
kinds of material for any kind Of work
that is demanded in this county. Business
men cannot do better by going abroad to
get their printing executed
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-01

Mark Twain's new book entitled ''Rough-
ing It." acompanion piece to his 'Tnnocents
Abroad" is the most amusing book out
It contains over GOO pages of incidents of
travel &c, in Marks racy style, is finely
illustrated, and neatly printed. Every
body who wants something good to read
ought to have it. Geo. Hubbard is Agent
IS Ior TINS place, and will canvass for subscri-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-02-01
Cincinnati Live stock Market.

BEEF UATTLE-The receipts have beenlight
and, with good demand. the mark ct Is stronger,
and prices rule higher. We quote shipping cat
tie at $5 4O95 60. with medium to inferior at
81 5093 so per Genital. gross.
\ SHEEP The market is strong, with a good
demand, and all sold at 50 00S6 % per Genital for
common to extra.
HOGS.-The market is strong and active, all
offered selling readily at an advance for the
week, of 3Jg45G. per Genital Heavy packing
stock brings 81 6095 90, andlight shipping stock
81 G094 70 gross.