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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED WEEK.LY TO CJONSU!UPTIVES. Wonldu't Yon Like to Know? the price of each article. They then went Another Cooke Scandal••·A Minister KOKOSINC home to dinner. Elopes with a Young Girl--.She Dies BY L. HARPER. The Advertiser, having J>ecn restored to 0, SAXE, health in a fow weeks by a vory simple remedy', BY JOHN Aunt Sarah bad promised to m~ke out n list of what kitchen furniture she would on His Hands---Unparalleled Vil• iliJ"' A two·legged colt is the sensation OIHce I u Rogers' Hall, Vine St. aft.er having suffered several yea.rs with a severe in Chicago. Jung affectio.n, and that dread di!1ease, Consump­ TEXT. I know a girl with teeth of pearl, need, and after dinner, she sat dowu to re­ lainy. tion-is anxious to make known to his fellow­ STEAM MILLS. And shoulders white ns snow , deem it. the meantime Kate, at her [Fro1u. tho Piqua., Ohio, News.j 92.00 p13r n. nnum ,striet1yin a.dvauee. "Next year not only a part, but ALL THE In ~ Divorce is called '' Chicago Bliss'' sufferers the means of cure. She lives, ah! woll, $3.00 if payment be delayed. BLACKS WILL VOTE, and they will vote the I aust not tell- suggestion, began to add up the long row On last ll!onday week a minister, the in New York. To all who desiro it, he will send a copy of the of figures that had been the result of her ;s- Theso terms will be strictly adhered to. Would~~t yoa. like to know? Rev. Samud Walls (United States Breth­ proscription used (free of charge,) with the di­ Solicit Custom and Merchant Work. Republican ticket.-Mt. Vernon Repub. morning's work. Her cheeks flushed as .aEir Taxes arn less in Texas ihan in auy JJ2l1"'"" Advertiain~ rlono a.t tho usual rates. rectiolls for preparing and u11ing the Bame, which COmIENT. IleT sunny hair h wondrous fo.ir, she proceeded, and the result seemed tu ren, ) who has a charge near Van Wert was other State. they will find a sure cu:re for Consumption, Aeth.:­ EXCHANGES FLOUR. ma., Bronchitis, oto. Tho object of the Adverti­ A correspondent of the New York World And wavy in it& flow; be very unsatisfactory, for she went over it arrested and lodged in jail at Centerville, .86)-The fruit trees around Raleigh are Who mnde it les& OF GENERAL INTEREST. ser is to benefit the nfflictod, and spread informa­ E'AYS CASB FOB. WHEAT. gives the following picture of the moral twice. Indiana. The charge against him is of in bloom. tion whi.eh ho ooncoivea: to bo in::valunblo; and ho One little tress­ Aunt Sarah noticed her pcq,laxity. Wouldn't you like to know? the most revolting description, and if true, CHURCH DIRECTORY. be hopes every sufferor will try his remedy, as it Deltver"s Flonr, Meal and ..'eed ­ condition of the Negroes down in Washing­ "How much will you have left for your IJ1fil" A nig in Chicago wants a white will cQst. them nothing, and may prove n. bles­ proves bi m to be a villain of the deepest house·keeper. ton:" Her eyes· are blu&-celostial hue:­ kitchen furniture?" she inquired. Christian Church, Vine Street, between Ga.y sing, At all points town and guarantc, ,atis­ dye. Parties wishing the proscription, will please i>• · "These negroes steal, and only steal, (ex­ And dazzling in their glow; " 'rhree dollars and five cents!" . le-- There were 5,884 deaths in St. Lou­ ,rnd MoKonsie. Services every Sa.bba.tb at 10½ -On who~ they beam The old lady smiled. Saturday last the man Walls shipped a is last year. o'c1ook A. M. and 'H o'clock P. M. Sa.bbo.th addrcS8 Rc•.EDWARD A. WILSON, faclio,,. cept murdering,) and that continually.­ ,vmio.msburg, Kings, County, New York. George Trnman, the Maryland ncgro, hang­ With melting gleam­ " You will have enough to get a couple corpse from Centerville, under circumstan­ Sohocl at 9 o'clock A. M.-ELn. R. MorFJroses ere they blow; "I don't understand it. I thought that right. Following the matter up, be was .B@'" Galena has 500 cases of measle-,. - nut Btreets.-Rev. D. D. Il.ERVEY. A gentleman who sutrored for yea.rs from Ner­ S. B. MESSENGER. JOllN BEATY I bad quite enoqgh to furnish the house Why ain't Grant there? vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the ef­ night before his execution. St,a ling and What lover sips arrested on bis return to that place. Methodist Episcopal Church, corner Gay and Tho!!c dewy lips­ comfortably." fects of youthful indi.!lcrotion, wiII, for the sake l:lfing are a, natural as water to fah. Geo. The corpse was shipped, Saturday, and ~ New York paid $1,000,000 last Che3tnut stroets.-Rev. F. M. 8BARL8. Wouldn't you like to know ? "And so you have, my dear; hut in Protestant Episcopal Church, corner Gay sand of suffering humanity, send free to all who need Messenger &. Beaty, Truman, whether as murderer or thief, has got through to this city, Saturday night. ycai· for not having its streets cleaned. High streets.-Rev. Ron'r. B. P&i,;T. it, tho receipt and directions for ma.king the sim­ ten thousand superiors in either respect your ,election you have had an eye .more He called on the a_gent at the Dayton and lier fingers are like lilies fuir, /ifQY" Water Valley, !lliss., has an am~­ The" l\fethodist" Church,Mulbury st. botween ple romody by which be was cured. Sufferers surviving him in Washington City. Oiti­ When lilio3 fairest grow; to show than to comfort. I thought that Michigan depot Saturday night to have wishing to pro.fit by the advertiser'.a experience, teur Swedish opera company. · Sugar and Hamtra.mic.-Rev. J. H. HAllILTos.1 ze,u dry thei1· dothes o,. top of their homes Whose b"'nd they press I would let you take your own way, but I the body shipped forward to Botkins' Sta­ Catholic Church, corner High nnd McKenzie-­ can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence, WHOLESALE DEALERS here in order to stop the negroes from sUal­ knew very well wbera it would terminate, JOHN B. OGDEN, With fond ca.ross­ tion, to Joseph Lambert, at that r,Iacc.­ /ll:i1"' L.rge q_uantities of cotton continue Rev. JULIUS Br.EMT. -IN- ing lhern. These people here at lea.st have Wonldn't you like to know? for you did not begin at the right end. Baptist Church, Vine street, between Mulberry May 21-y. No. 42 Cedar street, New York. '•I don't know what you mean, aunt." On being asked by the agent ' whose to leave Texas for lllexico. no idea of social morality. Every black corpse it was in the coffin," be said it was and Mech:mi.cs.-Rev. J. ,v. lCENnARGJlrR. FOREIGN AND AMERICAN woman on "The Island," with only such Her foot is ama.11 a.nd ba.s a fall "Why, you shonld have begun with the 4Ei:Y"' Twelve 'per cent. pcrannum is legal Congregational Church, Mulberry 11t., between Lite ~now fl&ke.!1 on the snow;' kitchen, and thus have .,secured the things his wife, (or companion, as he called it.} interest in Virginia now. Suga.rand Hamtramio.-Rev. T. K MoMROE, exceptions as age and sickness make. pros­ response several questions he return­ But where it goes that you must ba,•c. 'fhen, if there •jg In to United Prosbytorian, corner Ma.in a.nd Sugar titutes herself gratuitously to every solici­ Ileaoo.th tho rose- ed a few evasive answers: He said bis Ii&" J apin is shipp_i.ti,g silk worms to treets.-Rev. J. V. PRINGLE. tor out of mere love for lust. The men are ,v ouldn't you like to know? anything; left for the parlor, it could easily business would not permit of bis going to France by ivay of the U mted States. FANCY GOODS! only less bad because the black women de, be ,got." Botkins' himself, but left the corpse in the .ij@"' A man in Virginia bas married his· SOCIETY MEETINGS, l"ankec Notions,.&c. sert them in favor of their white paramours She h&!! a name, tho sweetest Lo.me Kate looked aghast at the list of articles care of the agent and left on the Western of whom there arc plenty. 1hese negroes, Th:'Lt language ea.n be.!ltow; · that wa., handed her. fathers widow-bis own stop-mother. 'Twould break the epell train. MASONIC, irrespcctfr, of sex, herd as animals. Mar­ "Shall I need all these things, aunt!" The coffin contained the dead body of ~ Darkie marketers arc furnishing ICI ohould tell­ "If you wish to do your work well and Mt. Zion Lodge, No. 9, meets at Ma.sonic Ha.JI, In our Stock will be found a full assormcnt of riage is not even a name among theni.­ Wouldn't you like to know? the daughter of Joseph Lambert, a young Albany with skinned cats for rabbits. Main Street, tho ht Friday ovcnlng of each Thia I,nfa.llibl;. r~,tt_y jo.,_ nftt,. 1lik.6d.be_p_ois­ "Wife" menus "a. wom::m, sar, dAt I ·took ecomically, you cannot get al0ng with less. lady, twenty years of age, who r:>.n off with month,. onous iutiating snuffs nnd sttong caustie aolu­ HOSIERY,. SUSPENDERS, up wid down in Werginny wen de army Never stint in the kitchen to make a show ~ 111 New Yorkers changed their Clinton Ch:\pter, No. 26, meets at Masonic llall, tions with which the people have long been hum­ THE SLEEPING BEAUTY, this creature, Walls some four months ago, places of residence last year, by suicide. GLOVE~, COLLARS, moved off, sar." The children all know in the parlor." since which time nothing has been heard tho first ~\! ou,ia.7 '1:vcning after the first Friday bugged, 3imply-pa.lli&te for a short time, or.dzive CRAVATS, NECK-TIES, "I don't see tbat I shall have ~nything of each -1nn t h their mothers, but no child has yel been of her, until Saturday night. Walls placed ~ The first civilized word that China­ the disean to the lnugs as there is da.Dgcr of do­ DY ALl'RED TEN:s'\"SO:s', left for the parlor," said Kate, after a few Clinton ornimmclery Yo. 5, meoh at Ma.!loni.c ing in the uao of such nostrums, but. it produces BOWSiN NEEDLES, found on The Island proverbially wise a letter on the coffin, to Lambert, stating men learn in this country is damn. Uall, the Secontl F riday Evening of each month. perfect and permanent cures of tho worst e&ses SKE -SILK, PINS, enough to know its own father. As a whole minutes calculation of the figures before Year after year unto her feet, the body was that of his dead daughter, W- John Brown stopped marching 011 of chronic. catarrh, as thousands cnn testify.­ TRil\IMINGS,.__ CORSE'rS, these negroes are a mass of thieves, mur• She lying on her couch alone, her; "the kitchen, sitting-room and cham­ I, 0. 0, F, and that he would send her clothes, with long enough to get drunk in Detroit. "Cold in tho Head" is cured with a few nprUcn.­ SHOE LACJ!,S,.._ COMBS, derers, and bawds, the lowest of the low Across the purpled coverlet, bers will take the whole." the particulars of the death, to him in a 1\IOUNT VERNO~ LODGE No. 20, meets in tions. Catarrhal Headache is reliond and cured PATENT S.POOL 'fHREAll, and the vilest of the vile; they only need a The maiden's jet-bl&ck bafrtha.s grown, "And supposing that it should remain ll@'" l\Iacon hasn't even one small piece lla.11 No. 1, Kremli:c, on Wednesday evening of as if by magic. It removes the olfeneive Breath, short time. There was no signature to the FISH HOOKS AND LINES, year's residence to nullify with their ballots On either side her tranced form, unfurnished, at least, for the present. - letter. It is said that a child, three weeks o( coal to warm itself with. each week. Loss or Impairment of the senso of taste, smell Forth streaming from a. bra.id of pearl : Those who come to see you will not object or hearing. Watering'. or Weak Eyes, and Im­ HAIR OILS POMADES the vote8ofW, M. Corcoran, Montgomery old, the fruit of this crime, is now in Cen­ QUINDAR0 LODGE No. H6, meets in llall FANCY SOAPS, SPOOL SILKS, Blair, Caleb Cushing, or any other citizen.'' The slumbrous light is rich and warm, to being received in your sitting-room; and lli:il" A fellow who has been to sec Grant over ,va.rner Miller"s Store, Tucsia.y evening of paired Memory, when cnuscd by the Tiolence of And moves not on the rounded curl. terville, Indiana, in the care of some par• says he J1as one strong point-his breath. Catarrh, o.3 they all frequently are. 1 offer in PERFUMERY & EXTRACTS, those who come to see your furniture are ea.eh week. not worth being received at all." ties, there, but as to this last, our inform­ KOKOSING ENCAIIIPIIIENT, rµcets in H&ll good faith a standing reward of $5-00 for a. <"a.Se CORSETS, CORSET STAYS, Model Republic of the United States. The silk sta.r-broidored coverlid ant is not positive. flf/aY'" A young man in Clc1•eland, who No. 1, Kremlin, the 2d and 4.th Fridlly ev'ng of of Cn.ta.rrh that I cannot cure. ROOP SKIRTS, Unto her limbs itself doth mould "But then it will look so odd; so differ• As illustrating how the model Republic Further details of this most sickening sla0:dered a young lady had to pay 5,000 tiach month. FORSALEllYMOST DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE WHITE GOODS, &c. Languidly everj and, amid ent from what other people do. l\Ira. and revolting crime may be expected soon. for It. of the United States is being governed at_ Iler fall black ringlet3 downward roll'tl, Weston has her parlor very nicely furnish­ SONS OF TEMPERANCE. PRICK 0::-(LY 50 CE.NTS. It is certainly one of the most heartless af­ the present time, we copy the following ' Glows forth each softly-shadowed arm ed." fairs t~at has come to our knowledge for IEir Wisconsin whisky feels like a torch· Mt. Vernon Division No. 71, meets in Hall No. Ask your Druggist for tho Remedy; but if he With bra,eelets of the diamond bright: Mrs. Westoq was an old schoolmate, who light procession was marching down tho 2 KremUn, on Monday evening of ea.oh week. hn.s not yet got it on 110.le, dein't be put off by ac­ Merchants and Dealers Generally fro'm late telegraphic dispatches: Her constant beauty doth inform some ttme. cepting a.ny miserable wor11e than worthless sub­ had married a few weeks before. throat. Are most earnestly requested to oa.ll aud examino "ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 29. Stillness with love, and day with llght. "Yes, and I haI>_R_ened to know how it stitute, but enclose sixty cents to me, and the A "Thomas Cat" in Con!l'ress. ~ A Texas editor calls for somebody TB.AV:ELEB.'S GVID:E. Remedy will be sent you post paid. Four pack­ our stock before purcha11ing cbewhere. ''The Senate received a communicntion She sleep.!!: bor breathings are not hea.rd was paid for, Mr. Weston mortgaged his --o-- ages $2, or one dozon for $5-. Send a. two cont to send him corn as a subscription for his to-day from General Terry, throui:h the In palace chn.mbers far apart, house. I presume your husband can do During the late recess of Congress, the paper. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. stamp for Dr. Sage's pamphlet on Catarrh. Ad­ THE TRADE SUPPLIED Governor, declaring two Senators rneligi­ The fra.grant treS.!les are not l!tirr•d the M.me.'' efficient Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate CENTRAL OHIO DIVISION. dress the Proprietor, giblc, and the seat of another vacant. A That lie upon her charmed hes.rt. Kate's natural goou sense recoiled at this ~The latest dodge with butter is to R. V. PIERCE, M. D., at prices that l'(ill collparo with any Notion made the fearful discovery that an aged iii-P:WARK TUIE TABLE. Sept 10 m3. Buffalo, N. Y. resolution was passed to give the seat.II to She sleeps : on either h&nd npswella su~_gestion. make the rolls hollow and fill them with Going 1Ve1t-10:26 P.III. 9:65A. III, 3:2SP.M House in the West. Tbe gold-fringed pillow lighUy prost; Tho!llas cat had possessed itself of an air water. ~ Orders from 3, distance promtly attended 1>_ersons receiving the next highest vote. - "l would rather never have any parlor," Goi•g Eatt-12:30 P. M. 3:28P.M. 2:t5A.M She sleeps, nor dreams, but ever dwe!ls A. JllcKANE, to, and all persons orderiug Goodt can rely on Two white men and one colored man were A perfecct form in perfect rest. _ she exclaimed. p_n.s.,age under the floor of the Senate. - Here was something to agitate the gigantic SS' A county in l01va is to ho sold out Cleveland, ColnJHbns & Cin. R.R. fair dealing on oar pa.rt; and we pledge ourselves sworn in to fill the vacancies." "Perhaps we can do with less in the sit• b.v the Sheriff to pay its subscription to n to merit iour good will by dealing fairly and hon­ It will be seen that a_United States Gen­ ting-room," she suggested, as she ran her intellect of the official. What! have a live railroad. SHELBY TIIIIB TABLE. Boot and Shoe Maker, orably with a.U who nui.y favor us with their cus­ eyes again over the list of articles. cat under the floor of the Senato during Going Sor,th-Mail d: Express ...... 9:31 A. M tom. eral declares who shall sit in the Georgia EGINNING AT THE RIGHT END. Night Express ...... 5:18 P. M OULD respectfully onnounco to the citi­ "I suppose that the sitting-room will be executive session? It was dreadful. Ef­ .Ge- St. Louis thieves go so far as lo ~ Our placo of business is in tho Sperry Legislature and who shall not. He exer­ forts were immediately made to persuade steal infected blankets from the small-pox New York E.zpress, .... 9:55 P. M W zens of Mt. Vernon and vioinity, tha.t he Bnilding, Main street, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. BY GRACE TEURY. the place where you will spend your even­ fJoin3 Norlh-New Yotk Express •. , .• 1:51 P. )J is manufacturing to ordor BUOTS & SHOES, MESSENGER & BEATY. cises a power that the French Emperor ings, and most of your spare time?'' Thomas out. But the knowing old cuss hospital. Night Express ...... ••••. 6:50 P. 1\1_ cheaper thnn can be purchaaed in any other man­ Mt. Vernon, April 9, 1869. dare not attempt to usurp. Now read Greenville knew that Will Nor ton "Yes." would not be persuaded. They tried strat­ 4$" A Baltimore papa caned a young Mail d; Express .•.•.••• , 8:00 A. M ufacturing a"b.op the city. I am selling for the "Then take the advice of an old married egy. Tempting meats in the shape of hash GEO. ,v. DILWORTH, ALBERT JC. B'ARPJ;:R1 this: nd Kate Sedley were going to marry. !n­ man who courted bis daughter without his Jo west thn t they can be m&nufactuzed for, at woman, my dear, and make the room in from a cheap boarding-house, were placed permission. BaltiJHore and Ohio Railroad. cash. I use nothing but the very best stock and JOSEPH DILWORTH. "NEW OIi.LEANS, LA., Jan. 29. eed, the parties most int~rested made no which your husband ~pends his evenings at .the opening. Thomas knew all about LAKE ERIE DIVISION. keep none but the best of workmen employed.,­ "The Election Bill to-day passed the ecret of the matter; for months piles of the pleasantest one in the house." that, aud declined. He knew that if he .B6r The Tennessee Legislature ha• en Hereafter tho trains leavo Mt. Vernon as fol­ ! am now manufacturing to order a1l kinda of acted a severe law for the punishment of work in my line of business, sucb. as "EOX-T•)ED Dilworth, Harper &. Co., Senate. The bill gives the Governor al• snowy linen had been steadily growing bc­ Kate followed Aunt Sarah's advice, and ate a ddvil of a bill would be presented im· lows: CAL11 BOOTS, latest sty Jes and pattems. Coarse most unlimited control of election in Louis­ never has had reason to regret it. mediately. Then brimstone was resorted marked marauders. TRAINS GOIN'Q. SOlfTll, and Xip boots mado to order on short: notice. I De'Oth Kate's nimble fingers, and as for Will Bnltimoro Pa.st Line ...... ,,,,,,,, , ...... 11:40 A. M iana.'' Five year later Mr. Weston's mortgaged to. They burned large quantities at the .le'" The question of the day : Who sont k QOnstantly on hand a good supply ofmy o,vn Wholesale Grocers, he was equ-ally as busy. house v.as sold under the hammer, and all opening. but a cat that has breathed the whicn I will This action of the Senate was dictated by that spaniel purp to Grant? What office the bayonet, it being elected by th t in­ And, for a marvel, most people seemed his finerurniture went with it. atr of Congress in the galleries laughs at is be after. b, satisfied, and agreed in saying what Kate has now a very prettily furnished brimstone. Some suggested that the Vice­ ._ TRA1°"3 GOl!iG NORTU. ye op 1!i e rst Joor South of T..o\f . strument, 'lie Governor ditto. ~ President should try and smile him out.­ .aei-- The 6,0G0 sewing-gid$iu New York PITTSBURGH, PA. a good match it was, and wriat a nne couple parlor, nnd she enjoys it none the less that Chicago Express ...... 6:05 P. M ton's G rocory store II ml opposite J a.mes George's bands it is proposed to put the control of none of its adornments have been purchas­ At Io.st_,_ .lllr. French constructed a dead­ and Brooklyn earn, ou an average $3 50 a \Vn.y Freight ...... •...... ••...... 8:15 A. ?tl block, ,vest sille of i\fain ~trcet, l\Iount Vernon, they would make. Kate was so neat and ed at the expense of the happiness of home fall of uongressional Globes. Poor Thom· week each. Hail and Exprc3s leaves ...... •..•.•11:40 A. }.I Ohio. A. McKAN"E. IlA\'E OPENED WITil A VERY LARGE all future elections. It is not neeeS11ary to Freight ancl Pussenge1· ...... 3:10 A. M Sept. 17-tf comment upon these enormitiea. They industrious; not strictly beautiful, but with and tho substantial comfors of life. aa saw nothing in the Congressional ~ Tho Consolidated Bank of Indiana AND COMPLETE STOCK OF Globes. Nobody ever did. Ile entered mark the rapid ruin and overthrow of the that natural loveliness that youth, health, wo.s robbed at New Orleans on J\Ionday ruts., Cin. & St. Louis R. R. lUOUNT VERNON and was killed. The Globe did some g_ood. night of $50,000. TilE PANilANDLE ROUTE. GROCERIES, Government, which is now ruled by ty­ and a sweet and cheerful temper gives to Death of Willie Atkins-Sad Termin• Let it be recorded. It killed a caL-Don1t On and anor May 10, 1869, train!' will run as rants, worse than the French Jacobins of every woman. And Wiil was a steady, nation of the Skinner School Pun­ Pic,11. li:it" The intelligent freedmen of tho follows: To which they rospectfully invite tho 8.tteution sen,,,le young man, with a s'.out heart and South show no disposition to make con· S. E.epreaa. Faat Lille. Expres, WOOLEN FACTORY! of purchasers. 1793.-Cin. Enq. ishment Case. broad shoulders, with whith to push his Mother. tracts for this year. Leavo CoJumbus .... 9:10 P!il 11.30 AlC S.15 AH IIE undersigned take ple~sute in informing Nov.16. [From the Chicago Times.] Arrive Newark ..•... 10:20 " 12:40 PM 4:S0 " T the farmers, and otb~rs, of Knox county, A Monument to Grant. way in the world. Willie Atkins, the little boy whose pun­ Lamartine tells a si;ory that exquisitely aEiJ'" A lot of feeblc·winded, long-winded Dennison ..... 12:50. All 2:~8" 7:20" that they have their Drs. Loar & Sitherwood, Donn Piatt has prepared an appropriate They both brought into this m~tual ishment by Miss Ilerrick, a teacher in the illustrates a mother's love: In some spring old womeu up in Boston have started a Steubenville 2:4j " 6:10 H 9:50 " rights paper. lln.rrisburg .. 2:3Jl. P.'ol 5:20 .All 10;35 r,1 WOOLEN FACTOB.Y inscription for the new equestrian statue partnership, together with the wealth of Skinner School, createJ so much excite­ freshet, a river widely washed its shures Pbiln.1lolphia 7:0'IJ '' 0:40 " . 3:10 Ax PBYSIUIAl\'S & SURGEONS, and rent away, a bough whereon a bird -- The King of S,veden has writteu an 11 of General Grant, to be erected in front of loving hearts and strong, helpful hands, a ment about three months ago, died on yes• New York ... 10:00" 12:00 '' 6:00 in successful operation. They have on hand had built a cottage for her summer hor,e . od~.. A great many Kings arc capable of All MOUNT VERNON, OIIIO. the Treasury building by the iron mongers little ofwordly gear. Will's consists of a terday morning. .Ilaltimorc .... 7:00 9:00 " 2:20 u · 10,000 Yards, consisting of Down tho white and whirling stream drift· wntmg oweds. Wasbingt91.1,l0:l0" 12:30 P)I 6:00 " pretty cottage, every stick of FFICE AND RESIDENCE-Gambier St., of Pcnnsy lvania. It is a.s follows: now and It wiil be recollected that the chiid was ed the gree11 branch, its wicker cup of un­ Express runs daily, Fast Line and Southern punished at school, and that it was the 'IJfiir Joe Hooker is l'Cgaining his health. Express Dai.ly (Sundays excepted.) CLOTHS · O a few doors Bast of Main. Calls nromptly Erected to the Honor which was laid with hi~ own hands-for he fledged song, and•fluttering_beside it as it Whisky dealers are holding for a riso in the Of Utysscs S. Grant, General, general belief of the pupi:S that the head p- Elegn.nt slooping ca.rs on all night trains. CASSil\IERES, attcndod to (D. V.) day and nlght. was a house carpenter-and every room went the mother bird. Unheeding the market. H J. LOAR, M. D. G.D. SITHER\'rOOD, J.f. D: And President. of the boy was knocked against the steam On the Fast Lino tho celebrated Silver Rn.­ SATTIN'ETft constructed with au eye to the comfort and roaring ri vor, on she went, her cries of ago­ lace" day and night cn.r3, are run through to TWEE1JS l\It. Vernon, Nov. 12, 1860. Of obscure origin and questiono.ble training, pipes in the room. Brain disease attacked ny and fear piercing the pauses in the .a@- The Daniel Webster homestead Philadelphia and Now York without change, and Ho held himself aloof from parties, convenience of it.! expected mistress.­ BLANKETS And patriotically the little fellow on the night after the pun· storm. How like the love of the old fash­ farm, In Franklin, N. H., was ~old the oth• from Louisville to Philadelphia and N&w Yo:·k, SHEETINGS, Westminster Academy. Kate's dowry consisted of a Ccw hundred ish mcnt, and after two or three weeks the er day for $15,000. on the Southern Exprcs11. lla.d no principles. ioned mother, who followed the child she And all varieties of Entering the army, cbi!tl settled into a comatose state, in which F. SCULL, D.S. Gn.1Y, ilE LOCATION of the Academy is in Water­ dollars, left her by an uncle, and which was bad plucked from her heart all over the C1lir' A fellow in Clcvoland is wearing a s. He fought bravely and won renown, for about two months it showed no signs of General Tibkct Agt., 2cl V. P. & Gen.Man'r., T ford, Knox county, Ohio. Tho village is to be hers at the age of eighteen, or on the world. Swept away by passion that child suit of clothes made of paper. Tailors Columbus, O. Columbus, 0. FLANNEL GOODS. a.wa.y from the great thoroughfares of travel and By ma.king the road to Richmond life except that or respiration. Long ago might be, it mattered not, though ho was threaten to bang him. temptation, and is in the heart of a beautiful A highway of huma.n bonea; event of her marriage. the parents gave up all hope ofit, recovery bearing al"ay with him the fragrance oftbe Pittsburg, Ft. W. & Chicago RR. They will exchange tho above articles for wool country, a.t once remarkable for its healthful. Happening to be the first in command, Kate thought the best use to put the and it is many weeks since the little suffer· tfiiir Banks has return~u to Boston. ile When the Confederacy fell, shattered rool'tree, yet that mother was On and after Nov. 15th, 1860, Traina wil md will a.lso receive &nd nes! and the good order ofits people. No intox­ money would be to furnish the house, er recognized any one. So far as could be with him, a Ruth through all his life and a didn't make as quick time as when in tho icating drinks are sold in or near the town. The From sheer exhaustion, to leave Stations d11,ily, (Sundays excepted,) as fol· A grntoful people made him President..­ known, it was deaf and blind. The body Rachel at his death. Shenandoah Valley. lows. [Train I, aving Chica.go at 5:35 P. M., nearest Railroad is the Lake Division of tho Bal­ and to go at once tci house-keeping, and. .had wasted away until a mere skeleton Manufaotur Wool on the Shares timore nnd Ohio Railway, and Fredericktown, si.x He proved bis science -----•------_..Aman went up in a balloon, at At­ leaves daily.) l rrain leaving Pitt8burgh at 2:16 By rea.e_hing into the unknown Will agreed with her. alone remained. 'fbo elbows, the knees l?'. M., leaves da Jy.] into any kinds of Goods t ha.t o.re ,vn.ntod, and on miloe off', is the neo.rest station. 1 ~ The Philadelphia Ledger scouts tho lanta. Tho thing c0llapscd and let him THE ACADEMIC YEAR For his Cabinet. Then came the all-important subject of aud the hip joints were worn through an<1 tho shortest notice. We wiJl also Ile was generous, idea which some timid persons have come 11own in a briar patch. TRA)NS GOING WEST. ls didded into three sessions. The first term &elections : for Kate had only a certain protruded from the skin several weeks be­ will begin Wednesday, September 15th next, And, to those who brought him gifts, fore his death. At last, at ten o'clock on to entertain, that the country is on the eve .IEiY" A St. Louis roan wants a divorco STATlO~S 'E 1:P'88 M .uL. Ext>'as Exr'ss CJa1•d and Spin Wool, and e.nd December 23d following. The second Ile g&ve fat office: nmount, and was anxious to lay it out to yesterday morning, consciousness returned because his wife used "love powders" to ----·------· term-will egin Wednesday, January 5th 1870. And charita.ble, of bankruptcy in trade. It says: "Trade, Pittsburgh .. . Al( 6.45,U,, 9:45A}( 2:15PM: OR EXCHANGE YARN FOR WOOL. For he fed his family a.t the public crib: the best advantage. She had neither for an instant; the little fellow called out persuade him to marry her. 8.20 " 10. ., 3:20" and end March 30th, 1870. The third term will for the last half year, has not shown that Rocbe5tcr .... . begin ,vednosda.y, April 6th. 1870, and end on And lived immortal a.s the only m:m mother nor sister, but, fortunately, Aunt "Mam ma, ma.mma, n and in a few mo· " 10.21" l2:4.5Pll 5-:08" bUBtlc which we have sometimes witnessed, ~ Boston is holding religious meetings Salem •...... • ALL WORK WARRANTED. the 30th June, 1870. ,vho ever helped Sarah, a kind-hearted, sensible woman, ments pas~ed beyond the troubles of this at a theatre, in order that tho saintly 1uay Alliance ...... • II 11. U '4 \;35 H 6:00 If A brother-in-law. world. and mani articles of produce are certainly THE COURSE OF STUDY "'ith no little experience in such matters, see what a theatro is like. Canton ...... " 12. 15.Pll 2:22 " 6:46 " Thankful for pa.at. favou, wo a.re determined to will be much the same as in our best 11chools· This monument The parents will have the sympathies of lower. But inquiry among individuals has 14 12.40 " 2.42 " 7:05 " Massillon ... .. continue to merit &liberal aharo of pa.tr.on·age.­ Particular attention wi11 be given to elementnry IS: built was on her annual visit to her brother's all acquainted with the circumstances of left the impression on our mind that the ~ A Cincinnati woman has tried six Orrville...... 8.00 " 1.25- " 3:19" 7:38." We cordially invite all to ca.II and examine our principle!, especially those concerning English Of protected copper and markets have been moderately active in 8.35" 2.01" 3:60" 8·05" noUlle, aud she determined to avail herself the case in this hour of bitter trial. times to suicido it, but some dunce al­ ,vooster.• , ... . Goods. Factory West of the Depot. studies. It is the aim of the Principal to Monopolized pig iron, nearly all commercial departments, and that ways brings her back to life. Mans.field .... . 10.25" 3.54" 5:27" 9.40" PENICK & HARRINGTON. thoroughly prep&;re students for succe3.!1ful busi­ By a grateful few. of her counsel and assistance. 11 the aggregate amount of business in the 11.00 4.4:0 H 6:00 II 10.}0 H l\It. Vernen, M&y 18~9-m6 Who fa.tlened famously Crestline}~~ t, ness life, or to enter the Junior Class in any of The old lady had been out a few days in A Frightened Customer .. channels of legitimate trade is now probably .18'" A California paper is down on a 11.15 " 6.00AM 6:20" 10:20" our Colleges. Unusual opportunities will be fur­ Whilo the people starved. man who backed out of a figh.t when he Bucyrus ...... • 11.40 " 6.32 " 6:52 " 10.43 " nishend for a thorough training of every student the house, but her sharp, kindly eyes had The following incident is said to have oc­ as large as usual at this stage of the season, 12.l5Pl( 7.10" '1:28" 11.15" bnt tliere is much less speculative anima­ had both ears chawed off. Up.Sandusky MILLINERY. in Sacred and Vocal Music. The Bible will be Donn Piatt on Reconstruction. been sufficiently observing ; so she was not curred in a Utica restaurant. A man· re• Forest ...... 12.44 H 7 ,43 H 8:01 H 11:45 If tion, and prices of most descriptions of read daily and will holtl a.n honored place in the at all surprised when her niece said, with cently entered the p Jaco and orid the proprie­ women to the West. They sec a husband Fort. Wayne. 1 LM>" 1.55- '• 11:20" G.00" May 21-ly. sion ...... , ...... 10,00 w house-keeping. And, as I shall have to For tuition in ihsfumenta.l muaic there will be down with musket.a and cannon, it remains buy a good many things, I should like your tor, who snatched a revolver out ofa draw• in every direction. Van ,vert. ... . 1.15-PM 2.5,fi" 12:27,ur 7.13" er, leaped over the counter and collared the .8Ei" The editor of the l\Iari~tta Times is Lima ...... 2.52" 3.53" 1.32 " 8.20 14 R. W. WELLS, JAY C. BUTLER, a moderate extra charge. Tuition in vocal mu­ prostrnte. But the moment we remove advice in selecting aud arranging them." man, exclaiming, as he fointed it at his not favorably impressed with the "woman's ~ A Cleveland man went bunting, Forost ...... 3.53 " 4..49" 2:40 " 9:40" sic will be free to all students of the Academy. the bur den, the figure assumes its upright " I think your plan a very good one, saw a squirrel, and shot at it twenty times, Up.Sandusky 4.52 41 5. LO" 3:05 14 10:05 " All bills for tuition a.re due one half in a.dvance. position, with the head and seat in their niece, and shall be glad to give you any as­ bead, "Now see if you II get away with rights" movement. Hear him : 4 WELLS & BUTLER, when it finally died of fright. Bucyrus...... 5.15 H 5.4.G" 3.47 · 10.4.6" Good boarding can be had &t rca.sonablo ,-ates predestined position.'' sistance in my power. It will be less ex that dinner without paying for it, you "We have never a good, wholesome 5.50" 6.10" 415" 11:U" in respectable familia3 convenient to the 2'.cn.de­ 11 _ Cresthne . } dear Manufacturen and Wholesale Dealers in pensive than boarding, besides being much scoundt"el. healthy woman to clamor for politic;;! 1J(jJ- Hi Ho, the Chinese carpct·bagger, 5.50AM 6.30" 4:25 " 12.05p)( my. Those who prefer to do so can boa.rd them- "What is that you hold in your hand?" is a Sacramento Radical. At least we U H H ti&- Over one million of skilled workmen pleasanter.'' rights. As a rule, thow who have the am­ Mantfield .... . 6.3] 7.00 4.53 a 12:34 selves. . said the impecunious customer, drawing t-hink he is a Radical, as ho is accused of Wooster ...... 8.35 " 8.27 11 6.15 41 2.01 " Special &dvnnta.ges will be afforded to worthy are entirely out of employment in the Uni­ The next day Kate showed her aunt over bition to en:oy such privileges, arc hip-pad­ but indigent students, and in particular to cnn­ back. stealing. · Orrville ...... 0.05 " 8.52" 6:43 " 2.27" ted States, with constantly decreasing de­ tho house, which had just been painted, ded, bosom-stuffed, peak•nosed, thin-lip• l\fassillon ...... 0.43 " 9.21" 7,17 " 2:58" Wood Seat Chairs and Furniture, didates for the go.!!pel ministry who come recom­ papered and blinded. The ground floor uThat, sir, is a revolver, sir. n ped, crack-brained, barren, babyless wo­ ,ar- Tho heads of the Africnn l\I. E. Canton ...... 10.03" 9.38 ,, 1:35" 3:13" mended by a.ny competent ccclesia.stioal authori­ creasing demand for laborers. What's to c)ntained four rooms, parlor, sitting-room, "0, that's a revolver, is it? I don'tcare man-female monstrosities and victims of C;hurch Sontb, 1epudiato any connection Allia.nce ...... • 11.15 ti 10.25" 8;40 H 3,55 ' 1 234, ~36 & 238 ,v ater Street, ty, a d-n for a revolver, I thought it was ·a FOR FURTHER INFORMATIO:S be done? H will not do to build up an ar­ kitchen and wash room, and above were nervous debllity." with the 111. E. Church North. What ails Salem ...... 11.52PM 10:50 '' 0.08 H 4.25 " three chambers. stomach pump!" Rochester .... . 2.05 41 ]2.35All 10:5-2 n 6:02 II SANDUSKY, OHIO. in ma.tten pertaining to instmction in music, my of hungry, discontented men iu this Pomp. address Mn. JAKES P. KILLEN, wlio has charge They looked very pleasant and conven­ ~ A negro named Matthews, has been Pittaburgh .. . 3.\5 H 1.40 U 11.5,5 H 7.05 H land. .There is danger in that cloud. The 1Jfiir' A ''!oval" man in Pittsfield, Mas· fl}" Sond for Price List. July O 6m of that Department; in regard to other matter~ ic'!t and Aunt Sarah duly admit-ed them A Negro Clergyman Steals \he Bible, appointed to a clerkship in the Contract F. R. MYERS, address the principal, path of safety lies in the defeat of a party, sacbusetts, beat a child lo death last week General Passenger and Ticket Agent. to n..ate' s great satisfaction. Lamps and Benches in a Church. Office of the Post Office Department at ROBERT IIIORRISON, the legislation of which has but one effect, "I shall have enough to furnish it very for eating a piece of cake given it by a Books, Stationery & Toys Sep. 3.m6 Leverings, Knox County, Ohio. William Anderson, a gentleman ofcolor, Washington. There were se,'eral applica. playmate. to make the rich man more wealthy, and nicely," she said, " and shall take so much Wheeler & Wilson pleasure in arranging and selecting it.'' who has for some time past ministered in tions on file from white soldiers, but, of Hardware, Cutlery, the podr man more dcpcndc_nt upon the • 11ifi1" ~ho bachelors of Louisville arc go· H. 0. TAFT " Yo:. will have euou~h to make you holy things to the colored people of this course, no attention was paid to them. - ID!{ to give a banquet to the young ladies. OULD inform the citizens of Knox coun­ forJicr class. very comfortable, my dear, ' returned Aunt v.icinity, worshipping at the school house It1s thought that something may come of ~~~\\'\\~ ~~~~\\'\\~%~ W ty that he ha.s opened a new Store GUNS AN\t REVOLVERS. This is the first instance of an appointment ------Sarah, "but you must not count on spend­ on the Hillen road! adjoining Towsontown, of a negro to a clerical position in this de• it. RE CONSIDERED TIIE BEST. OVER On .Main Street, .Mount Vernon, .u&-The Knoxville (Tenn.) Press and i~ 11 great deal for mere outward show.'' has been unfaithfu to his trust. There has A 500 now in use in Knox county. A spion­ .G$'-The free-lovers of· N cw Yark de­ Second door below Gambier-West sido-forthe Herald makes itself responsible for this:­ 'Oh no, aunt, I intend to do with things been a disagreement between him and the partment. No doubt places will soon be llid chance hi ottered for every family to. ha.ve purpose of selling all kinds of nounce marriage as a 'gign ntio infernal ism.' ono. \~ill rent, and 3:now tho rent to go towards "We have sharp lawyers in Knoxville.­ that are plain and inexpensive, until we congregation, the latter making objections made for more. Is that the experience of their leader, Gree­ purcbasLDg lhe Maebtne. Call a.nd ue them in Books, Sehool Books, Stationery, 136 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA., One of them marketing for a dinner yester­ can afford to have better. I think we will to his further ministrations. A few "eeks ley? operation, :it J. ,v - Miller d; Co's ...-Stote. Toys, Vegetable and Flower Seeds, go to Brown's first. I saw some carpeting ago he visited the church when night had tJii1' A man with small·pox in full bl~st Scp.17·y ~ 8.1\IILLER, Agt. Knox Co. day, asked a poultry dealer, 'is this turkey upon him took a strool along the streets of a@'" The darkies have oommel)ced suici­ Tulip and Hyacinth Bulbs, EEPS constantly on h,nd one of the best and curtain there, that will be such a nice cast her sable. folds over its sacred pre­ Executor's Notice. K a.ssortmeota of Ila.rdware, Cutlery, Gunis, a young one?' 'Yes, sir.' 'Will you take match for the parlor pii.per, and very reas­ cincts, and abstracted therefrom the Bible Louisville, the other day. He had the ding it on account of blighted affections (of this .l!'o.ll's importations,) Bulb Glasses, and and Revolvers, to be found in the City. Having your oath to it?' 'Certainly I will.' The onable they are, too." and all the lamps and two or three of the whole sidewalk to himself. • Next they'll be in the breach of promis~ OTICE is hereby given lha.t t.bo undc-r­ Greon Ilouse Plants of every variety, &c., &c. been established since 1848, I flatter myself tha.t N signed hM boon duly appointed and qun.\. As they.were walking along, Aunt Sarah benches. The congregation desire this business. Ilaving bought our Stock for Cash, and having I can give entire satisfaction to all who may fa­ lawyer administered the oath, charged a IIEir A chap in Cincinuati was engaged ified by the Probate Court, within and for Kno.x sdoptod for our motto, u Qajck Sales and Smal1 vor me with their patron:1ge. suggested that before purchasing, she make statement of facts to be made in order that llliir John ;Mahoney a railroad laboi-er, county, Ohio, a, Executor of tho estate of dollar for the service, and took his pay in the community m:>y be protected against to two girls and married oac. '.!.'he discar­ Profits," we feel conftdent of giving satisfaction . I also manufacture Seal Preuos, N otaria.l Seals1 an iuvcntory of what she intended to get, Emma. P. Lowis, Into of Knox county clec'll. a\.11 to our customers. poultry." · ded miss ·values her blighted affections at was ~ut to pie_ces, on 'Monday, by a train Cancelling Stampe, Steel Stamps, Branding together with the price. To this ]{ate any of his future designs.-Towsontown pas~1ng over him near Campbellsburg, Ken persons indebted to s"'id estate n.ro not;l!.-tl to ~ Etipocio.lly would wo Invite attention to lrons, Stencil Plates, for marking Boxes, Barrels, agreed, though she was quite confident Journal. $20,000, and has entered suit for damages. mn.ke immediate payment to the undersigtwd, t1.nd our ,took cf WRITING PAPER and ENVEL­ tucky. &o. Razors a.nd Scissors ground in the beet ~ A man bas been arrested in Troy, that he had ample means to carry out the ------all poreons holding claims against uid estato OPES, which we bought direct from the manu­ manner. All kinds of Cutlery repaired on short are notified toprcsentthem logally provcnfor set­ facturers, n.nd are prepared to give bnrgain.s, ev­ New York, for stealing an umbrella.­ plan she had laid down. J)@'" The r~port of the street rail way .e6r It costs a white man in Macon, Ga. llliir It is stated that !\fr. Brunt tho in· notice, at 136 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa, Things are coming to a pretty pass when So Kate began to select her furniture ; company of Wheeling, shows a profit of just $500 and six months imprisonment to ternal rovenue assessor at Blacksh~ar N. tlement within one year frou1 this date. en to those who buy to sell ngnin. July 24-ly. J. D. TlIOMPSON, one cannot stoal an umbrella without fear first for the parlor, then for the sittiog­ $15,000- over expenses during the year just desert a wife of bis own color and marry a C., who wa'i. reported murdered, ;eally ..- Please gh-e us a. call. 1 Deo. 24-wS E:tccutor. Oct 23-tf JI C. TAPT. ___.Deed!! andMortgage &t thie office, of arrest. room, then for the chambers, jotting down closed. negress, committed suicide. • Mr. Chase and the Presidency. Reform. Another Radical ·Plun­ country have just cause to thank General A Revolution in Paris:-Arrest of Ro­ Lorillard's Iison oxcellcnt .rUcle of .granulated Y,tr. -C-ooper's Steam Engine W c have seen a statement in several pa­ The people from every part of the conn­ Morgan for bis opposition to, and vigilance chefort. " EUREKA" gto1a; whcreye~ m- itt. i'trnon ~anner. der Scheme! in exposing, the numerous daring plunder Smoking Tobacco I troduced it is umver­ -_\/;J)- pers to the effect that SAL11o;s P. CilA.sE, try demanded the abolition of the franking Paris is on the e,e of a revolution. Ev­ at present Chief Justice of the Supremo privilege, and a b_ill passed the House, and schemes of the Radical Congress. er since the murder· of Victor N oir bv a S&lly admired. It is put up in handsome muslin EDITED JlY L, HARPER. 1.'hfrty Thousand _Dollars to be Giv­ bags, in which orders for Meerschaum Pipea nre Court of the United States, look a lively is now before the Senate to that effect.­ cousin of the Emperor, the public mind daily packed·--~----- MILL ,voRI(S. interest in the passage of the Fifteenth Acd acting under the instructions of the en to the lazy, tliieving Negroes PERSONAL. has been intensely excited, and the Red H& IS .l. l'RJ.:.Sll,Uf WHOX THE TRUTH )(AXES rn-u Lorillat•d'S Iis ma.de of the choic- Amendment through the Legislature of people expressed by petitions sent to Con­ of Wasliington City! Republicans have be~n ripe for a revolu­ YA.CDT CI UB o,tloafgrown; it i, O KEEP PACE ,,itb lht, g rowiu~ Jemn.nd Bishop Simpson is in favor o!' female • .J anti-nervou11 in its T for our MRehinc.ty, wo are adtling 8'10.000 0'1110 • Ohio; that he corresponded with various gress from every Post Office in this district lllOIJNT VERNON, suffrage. tion. Smoking Tobacco I effects, a, the Nico­ worth of DAW ond impro\·ed Tuob and Duildingx members on the subject; that he was es­ General l\Iorgan voted for the bill. Tho On Tuesday of this week, Rochefort, ed­ tine bas been extracted ; it leans no disagreea­ to our pre-tent large .l:'actoriel!, .inJ will conlinuo FRIDAY MORNING ..... FEBRUARY 11, 1870 General Morgan Exposes and Denoun­ pecially solicitous abont the voles of the reform is radical and outs deep;but if car­ Thiers is writing up thc-Pa1fo,mentary . tor of La Marsellaisc, and a member of the ble ta.ste o.fter smoking; jt is very mild, light in to sup1)ly the following articl~e, after the be8L ces the Robbery! history of France. color and weight, hence on, pounme upon the Convention, nod carry it duce our expenditures, and return to the llfark Twain gets fourteen cents a volume thus for have made no use of their fire obtirch to appoint n committee to revise following : · arms, although the insurgents have. 'l'be Sond two ~ts.mps for ee&led pamphlet, 50 pagea. 81300 Wll,L PVlUJIL~SE their creed, It is designed to place it upon through by a storm of outside pressure.­ simplicity of former times. The go,ern­ for his "Innocents abroad,'' and has pock­ No matter who failed, state cue. Consultation A ~'IRST.CLASS CO :\! PLBT!l TWO nus G Rl~T ~Ir. H,1.11II,TON.-I now yield three min­ eted, thus far, $5,600 on it. latter have pillaged the armories, and in f'ree. Mrr,L, with erecting plo.na, &c., and gun.nnlcu•l a broader basis. But, happily for the Democratic party and ment is rotting out at the heart, and the that way obtained their weapons. Sever• to gh·e sn.tjsfaction 3.D.d tu l;e u nkurpnescd. utes to the gentleman from Ohio, [Mr. SYCIIOMANCY, FASCINATION Olt SOUL A gold fever has broken out in Clark Co. the country, their plans were frustrated.­ disease must be cut out, er our free institu­ !\IORGA1I.] The matrimonial engagement of Geneml al policemen were wounded in these skirm­ CIRCULAR S.1 W ,1llLL$, Beauregard to l\Irs. Haas, ofN ew Orleans, ishes. P CHARMIN0.-4-00 pages; cloth. 'l'hia Illinois, a returnini: Californian, it is said, Chase was not nominated, and the Demo­ tions nre at an end. Mr. Moaa Ax.-:IIr. Chairman, I thank wonderful book. ha.s full instructions to enable iwproveU. in oon.titl'U('tion nn1l ('Omhining a.ll n10,I the honorable gentleman for his courtesy is announced. [LAl'ER.] having found gold in the earth on " Big cratic party was not demoralized and dis- tho reader to fascinate either sex, or any animal cni improvement!'. Pittsburgh, Columbus and St. Louis in yielding me the floor, which I shall occu­ The negro clerk of the Alabama Senate l'AR1s, Feb. 8-l0P. M.-At noon, to­ at will. Mesmerism, Spirtulism, and bundreda Coope1•'e Patent Suifal' Mills anti Creek." banted. py but for a moment. !Lis a little remark­ managed to get 500 errors in spelling into day, tranqniiity was restored in all the dis• of other curious experiments. It can be pbtain­ Railroad. ed by sending addr.eu, with posta.ge, to !I'. W . J. C. Hill &, Co. •8 shoddy factory in While we :!ro not prepared to express a able, sir, that the colored people of Wa8h­ one bill the other day, · Evaporators. tricts where disturbances arose last night. do 41 At the annual meeting of the PittsLnrg, ingtoo always become sick and needy im­ EVANS CO., No South 8th ,treet, Phil&· JIJJ• MAClIINEl\Y DELt\'Io:REIJ 1 made to push forward the l\I uskingum er. And if this bill become a law it will ious and Seculiar IntelJigenco-in short, what. = ~9 tle Rock Railroad is suspended between ~ th 'I h horrible national war, and all its attendant Valley road, from Zanesville lo its connec­ convince the country, as lam now satisfied, CORR.Jf;Qt&D l\' EEKLY :ro.B TDK 8J.K!{ER. ever goes to make a. complete Family Paper.­ m Q,) k bb d B an - ro era, escape ,rom e " assac u- tion with this road. that al! the talk of economy and reform on Memphis and Madison, Ark., owing to Priae, $2.50 a year. Liberal premium11 to ct.n­ actts Stato Prison 00 Saturday night, but calamities, through which the country has The annual report is a very interesting the other side of the House is sheer pre­ overflow. MT. VER:No!'I, Feb. 4, 1870. vasnrs. Yearly sub11criptions commence at any time. For 8pecimen, enolo!e a. -tw,:, cent ~ > were subsequently caugl1t. Bartlett was lat:ely passed. This war was waged by BUTTER-Choice table, 25c. ~ railroad document, showing great improve­ ten.se, gotten up to delude and deceive a A Miss Stockwell, has been a:dmittl!d to ,tamp to THE METHODIST, IU Na,onu St., Chasc,aod the other Radical leaders, not ment in the condition of the road. people who are being plundered. EGG/i-Freisb,per doz., 20c, ~ • ahot in tho arm by the guard. sophomore classof'the University of Mich­ CIIEESE-Western Rtiservt!, 20e; Fa.e~or;y, New York. D-.l A t t • t· f th to maintain the Union, but to destroy it- l\1r. Chairmnu, in the name of my con­ igan, having suocessfull.v passed the pre· 22c. pos mor cm cxamrna 100 o e re· More Bl~ody Work in Hayti. stituents, I _protest against this raid upon A.NSA.8.-For information to those de­ 8 not to uphold the Constitution, but to abol-· scribed examinations. APPL1'JS--Green, 1i5c. per bushel, Dried, So, K !!i.-ning to emigra.to send for K.11n5a.s Ln)\d .-c; mains ofRepresentative Hoag, late member A dispa.tch from Port-au-Prince says the public 'l'rea3ury, th.is attempt to heap per lb. ~ from the Toledo district, shows that he died ish slavery, degrade the South, and to place Prince Arthur-received a cable dispatch POTA.T0ES-a5@40o per bushel. Register, 25ra, a year Sample copies free. Agen­ new burdens upon the shoulders of no op­ cy of Kamas Pacific R. U. lands, Southern ~ 00 that the 1vork of the military commission to-day from London advising him to make PEACHES-New and bright, dried, 100. per lb. A'! "' of abscess of the brain. the n~gro upon a social and political equal- pressed and over-taxed people. In the Bran('h R. R. la.ads, a.gricultural college Iandit; ; "" ity with the whito man. Mr. Chase bas which tried Salnave and sentenced him to name · ofright and law, in the name of hon­ his visit to the United States as brief as BEA.NS-Primo white, $2,00@2 25 per bueb. also, improved fa.rms. Pay taxes, furnish nD­ 0 A laborer named Snyder was cut in two possible, consistent with etiquette. . FC • TllERB-PTime live goose, 00@70o per death is not yet euded. The cases of sev­ esty, which seems to be forgotten, I pro­ lb. traets, make colte~tions. N etary Public. Money LLI ~ .., by a train at Milbury (Ohio) Station, 00 been the leader and prime mover in all the loaned on good Beount1, Address ELLIOTT, - eral of bis generals, and of the most prom­ test against these continued acts of wrong Dr. J. l\Iott Smith, formerly of Lansing­ BEESWAX-Yellow, 32e. per lb . . ..8 the Lake Shore Railroad, while nttempiog bloody measures of the bloody Radical par­ T.AYLOR & Co., "Jhnhatt:m, K11.~ (2.) 8 inent and influential to hls friends among and robbery. Why, sir, it is proposed to bnr,<:, New York, bas been n,adc l\Iinister LARD-Loose, 15c; in Kegs, J Ge per lb. ~ .. to crawl under a train from side to side, on ty; he has made that party all it is-a party abstract from the 'freasury $30,000 of' the of lliuanoe by the King of the Sandwich SEEDS-Cloveri'leed, $10 per bushel; 'l'im- 60 CENTS Buys the only RELIABLE ril u Monday night. of hate and revenge-a party of thieves and the civilians, yet remain to be disposed of taxes paid by the people to support the Islands. He draws $50,000 per annum in othy $2.50; Flax, $2.00. ADDING MACIIINE. Addreu H. Rrcu. TALLOW-Se. per lb. A.RDS, Box 3986, New York. r3 nd in Port-au-Prince, and in most of the Government under the pretext of glving it gold. -I Mrs. Amelia Hobbs has been elected a plu erers. Mr. Chase has ne~er aban­ to the poor, while there is good reason to IIOGS-Livo weight, le. per lb.; dressod IJRIOUS.-HOW STRANGE. The =00 ~ southern towns the shooting of Picqucts is 0 J ustico of the Peace for J crscy Landing tp. doned the Jhdieal party, nor has he re- Hon. D. W. Voorhees is confin~,1 to his 10c. per lb. C Married Ladie11 Prhrate Compa.nion. con­ Q,) ;,; going on briefly. AtJcrcmic a large num­ believe that it is intended to be applied for bed with an attack of inflammatory rheum­ RAGS-3@3½e. per lb. Lia Jersey county, Ill., by n majority of 26.- nounce ii any of its heresies. He bas never election purposes. And yei, sir, at this FLOUR-$-! 50. tain! the duired information. Sent f'rce for = ~ ber of those unfortunate people ave been atism. He came home on Saturday and stamp. Addreu MRS. C. HENRY, llanovor, This ie the first wom,o ever elected to office joined the Democratic party, or adopted very moment I hold in '"yband a commu­ was immediately taken sick. W1IEAT-White, 90c. a.nd eca.rce; Red 0 > put to death, and at Jacmel more than 80c. Penn.------~-- ~ ~ in Illinois. any of its cherished doctrines and princi- nication from the Secretary of the TreasJJ· , ;,: OATS-350. per bushel. ile Mnrrla;ie Rln;;.--Eesa.y11 for forty of them arc in prison. doomed to tie ry, under date of January ~6. 1870, a Grani b"8 lln,1 a present o a suit of ~ ..= '-' Six hundred and se,·enty-thrcc emigrants pies. He lia, not a drop of Democratic panymg a communication from Auditor clothe~ from Siberia, made of Siberian furs. CORN-In the ear, Sa tc 650 per bushel. T young men, free, in sealed envelopes.­ 0 ou au enrly. d!>.!' '11he spirit of vengeance HAY-Timothy, $12 per tun. Tabor to Comptroller Brodhead, showing He ought now to go to the other extreme lIOW ARD ASSOCIATION, llox P, Philadel­ ,,., have arrived in New York since January blood i1t Ms veins, nor does his heart throb phia, Penn. - has been fully roused, and the victorious j;tlr- The abol"e a.re the buying rates-a. little 20, making a total of 4,284 who have arri- in sympathy with the great Democratic that since 186~, in flagrant ,iolatioo of law, and get one from Af'rica, _made of African ~ revolutionists have expressed their determ­ upon the bare order of the Secretary of the wool. more would be charged by the retailer. ved since the ]st ult. party of the coonlry. ESTA.BLISIIED I 30. VALVA:BLE ination to crush out the S1lna,e party. - Navy, tbe ·pay of .the officers of the Navi w ·o do not believe that Salmon P. Chase has been incre~sed one third ; and in still Colonel George H. Forsythe, of Lieut. New York Live Stock l!Iarkct. WELCH & GRIFFITHS The census of Charleton, South Carolina, The Cacos are crying out for blood, and Gen. Sheridan's staff, is in a critical con­ Saws! ,txes ! Saws! just taken, shows " population of 44,922, could get fifty Democratic votes for the more flagrant violation of law, the Secreta­ dition in Chicago, from the effects of a NEW YoRJ.:, Feb. 8. REAL EST.A TE Presidency in Knox county, e,en with the unless more moderate and merciful coun• ry of' the Treasury has paid to the officers Sa.'VI! of all descriptions. A xea. Ilelt.i.ng and 20,353 white and 24,570 colored. oils should prevail than those ruling at wound he received in a fight with the fn. BEEVES-Total 6,800 ; for the week :nm Furnishings. Circular Sa.ws with Soiled A.'J.' AlJC'l'IOX. of the Navy more than three million seven dianslast summer. 4. 300, and 40 cars to•day. The trade be_gan Teeth, or witll Patent Adjul!lta.ble "Poinb, supe­ Latest accounts from Cuba set down the prestige of a Democratic nomination. present, a reign of terr-or may be expected hundred thousand dollars over and above We think wo have now sufficiently c!e- lively and closed tame with a few left. l'ri­ rior to a.U Inserted Teoth Siun. Priocs Reduced. llE enbsori1Jor1:1 " ·ill sell at Auction, a.t tho 10•• of General Puello, ,·,, h1's fight with their lawful salaries. And that· the House Generel.Sheridan visited Elgin. Illinois, Send for Price List and Circubr~. = fined our position in regard to !\Ir. Chase in Hayti. ccs,.about as one week ago, but ½o lower T door of the Court llouso in .. It. Vernon, Geoeul Jordan, at 1,600. He barely es- may understand more . fully what I say, I recently, and was presented with a splen­ than Friday. The quality is general infer. WELCH do GRIFFITHS, and the Presidency so as not to be misun------•-·----- send to be read at the Clerk's desk the let­ did wat-011 at the watch manufa~tory through Boston, Mass., or Detroit, Mich.· O,i f;aturday, I'wb ruary :26171, 18i0, st .a@"' The New York Tribune thns sketch· ior, scarcely any good enough to go over uudcr the will or \\'illiom Lafever, 1lec'd., the: c~ped entire de ruction.- derstood; and having said this much, we ter forwarded to the Speaker of the Honse l\Ir. George H. Lord, the business mana­ IG½c. Texans sold at l0@llc i Canadas, RA.!IISDELL NORWA.Y OA.TS. The boilcrin Sinker & Co. ' s W cs tern ma• es the business of Radical members of Con. by the Secretar)' of the Treasury, in res­ ger. following Real J~etato, to-wit: Lot :No. 20, in shall let him slide for the present. stock incrca~ing over 400, a'rrivmg for the For those who wish to experiment in a emall the Hh <1ua rtcr of To,vnship 6, in nallf,O 13, l'". chine Works, Indianapolis, exploded on gress, \Vho are constantly prating about ponse to the resolution offered by the hon­ Olive Loi,an, Kato Field, and Anna ,reek 400, and 70 each from Kentucky and w.11y with these giant. cereals, we have concluded S. M. Land~, in l(nox eounty, Ohio, containing orable gentleman from Kentucky, [Mr. to off'er-DOLLAR S.iJ(J>LB PA.CJCAO.ES, thu• giviug Saturday. Patrick Lynch, the engineer, was retrenchment, economy and reform : "One Texas, 660 Ohio, 400 Illinois, 350 State.­ about 1 SS a.ere~, ,, i1 h l J.fiG acre!.' N. pt. Hl pt. 251 The Agricultural Bureau. Dickinson arc all billed for Chicago at everybody a chu.nce to profit by their introdue• very badly injured. Two or three other wants a new Judicial district made, where• TRLIIBLE] and adopted by the House on abont the same time. They go together Prices ranged from lOo to 16½c, averaging 11amo section. W c observe (remarks the Cincinnati En· the 17th day of January, 1870. tion. Any man, "oma.n or boy who bll8 & fa.rm, 'this Fn.rlll. io un)our11n ~c(l Ly ou;y l<'nrm iu because they think it safer. · 14tc. A drove of 270 Illiooiuteers, H garden or villago lot, c:in make $~0 by eending cmployes were slightly injured. (!uircr) that Hon. George W. Morgan has of his brother or best friend is to be J ndge, .Knox county, for making mvncy,-tho ioil being The Clerk read as follows : cwt., sold at 14@16c; 187 Texans, 5icwt., $1 a.t once, for a paekaK:e, enouch to gro" t~n well adapted to an Fuun Produutt1, a!J well u.s The Government has advices from San and his cousin or next friend aspires to be The secret of Butler's defense of Grnot poor, at $57; 50 Ohio, 7· cwt., 14@J5½o; introduced in the House of Representati~es TREASURY DEPART:lIE:lT, is that, as a lawyer, it is his duty to defend busbela. Rent, post-pa.id, with printed biatory graiing, nnd will ho s <, lrl. iu one or twu L ots to Domingo, (not reliable), that the Haytien Marshal. Another wants. to increase the 96 Illinois, 6t cwt., 13(a)14o, 96 Canadas, full of interest to every farmer. Look out for a bill to abolish the Department of Agri­ FouRTII AuruT01i's OPl'ICE, any criminal that pays him for it. Grant .1uit tho purchaser. rebels have] made overtures of ail3istance salaries of the United States J udgcs gen­ 7 cwt., l3@1Hc; GO ITiiriois; 8 cwt., 15½ counterfeit seed, Order only from the Qrigina.­ To those wishing o. firot rate farm "'o confi . culture. Inasmuch as the Department has January 24, 1870. engaged the.Baast before the other side did ton, D. W. H.AMSDEtL & CO., 218 l'earl c.lenLly adJrc!S ourscln~, bclic,·ingno better farm erally, or nt least those of the highest @!6½c. to the San Domingo insurrectionists. been a useless excrescence ever since its Sm: In reply to your inquiry oftba 21st -that's all. SHEEP-Total 30,000, for to-day 9,700, atreet, N~ Y ., or 171 Lake 8treot, Chieago. Cir• of tba size (all things coci,i,lcrcd ) cnn ho foullll A clergyman, preaching against marriage class. Another wants a liberal subsidy for oular free. in Knox county, having :\. ;,ood Pa.rm H ouse, creation, it is not likely that the farming instant, as to" the a~ount of the annual The papers have it that tho late Cunfed­ Market slow, prices unchanged ; 5@l8c, ba.rn :mJ out building, crchard, &:c. in Wisconsin, has been found to have nine interests of the country would suffer mate­ a railroad, in which he is interested, or increase in she pay of naval officers under erate Generals Sibley, Lorin&', and Beaure­ mostly 6@7ic; 1 car 80 lbs Ohio sold. ..t Agents I B.ead This I For further particulars wo refer to Marga.rot general order No. 75, Navy Department, gard are to become generals m the army of 6,c; l car 90 lbs, 4½o; deck 130 tbs, Cana· E will pay ogents a sala.ry 11f $30 pet a.nd Denton Pn.rrolt nn !he promi.•cs, 2 milo11 wives scattered over the country. He which is calculated to enrich bis constitu­ week n.nd expenses, or allow a largo com• 1 rially by its discontinuance. Tho estD.blish• dated i\Iay 23, 1866," an\! also as to " the l W Sonth ofl\lt. Vernon, or to"£, l'rico Laftn·er, J ents. Another goes in for a River or Har· the Viceroy of Egypt, at a salary of $6,000 da, 8lc; car 69 lbs, Ohio, 5!o. mission, to. sell our new wonderful inveJltions. speaks from experience. ment of tho Agricultural Department, how­ total amount of such increase,'' I beg leave a year. H oas-Are weak at quite a decl inc. - mile So,1tb of premises. The President has issued an e,xecutive bor improvement, advantageous to his dis­ Addre.a JU. WAGNER &- CO., TlHtMS.-One-fourth in J..13nJ, one.fourth tn ever, it is but just to say, was an exception­ to state that the annual increase of the pay For the week 151560, for to·day 42 oars. Ma.rshall, M,iohigan. order forbidding the introductioo-0£ whisky trict. Another ,vaots a steamship line es­ of na,Val officcrs;undcr this or.der was thir­ John P. Hale, ex-1\Iinister to Spain, is Prices 9½@10o alive; 12@12¼o dead. We~­ one year, one-fourth in two yeurs, ona.fourlh in al act iu the policy of Radicalism. It was at Rome, in very poor healtb, and will not Dissolution or 1•nrtnership. three vear8 from day orfl1\le, with intereel on tla ­ into Alaska. tablished and supported from the Treasa· ty-three and one third par cent. U{>OD their tern dressed 11¼@11½. With fresh arri­ ostensibly designed to advance the interests not roturc until next June. He has lost IIE partnership heretofore existing between Cerred 1ntymonts and mort~ugo eecurity. Extensive frauds on th,rrevenue, through ry." salaries as fixed by law, commeocmg June vals in fair condit10n of 2 oars Ohio live, JO HN LAFEVEll, of the most numerous class of our popula• 1, 1866. The t-0tal sum paid out under neady a hundred pounds in weight during at 185 lbs, sold at 9lc. . T George Turner and Amanda. A. Thrift, (A. Thrift, Agent,] ii now diHolved by mutual oon­ T. r LAF.EVEll, the medium of the maits, have been detect· ~ Dawes has succeeded, by bis speech­ a short time, his present weight being less J::xc1,;ulu1s of Wm, Lafenr, dce'd. tion, the farmers, who have been uniform­ this order cannot be aceurntely ascertained !lent. Tho busineu"Will hereafter be coniluotcd ed in the Chicago Post-office . es, in getting the heads of the departments in ti.me for a prompt response to the reso• than ·one hundred and fifty. I w.u cured of Deafness and Catarrh by a sim­ Feb. 4•\\J-. ly discriminated against in all other loyal by George Turner, n5 formerly, with James B. --- - The distillers of Dayton and vicinity aroused, and they are going over their es­ lution of Congress of January 17th instant. ple remedy nnd will send the rooeipt free. Cha.ncy, as Clerk, GEORGE TURNER. Noti~c oC-- J•urtition. legislation. '.!.'be design has never been re­ Gigantic Grain Swindle-Great Ex­ MRS. M. C. LEGGETT, Hoboken, N. J. hnve made up a casa to test the legality of timates to see if some mistake might not which under this inquiry is made, inas­ Fredericktown, "'Feb . :9, 1870-Feb 4-w3 Thowa.6 Paul nnd Mury E . Paul,) duced to practice to any great extent, but much as such an amount of labor would Feb. 11-4.w. • the rule, allowing only forty-eight hours for poseibly have been made, The Secretary citement. ,,s. L the hardy tillers of the soil have got along employ the whole clerical force of this office Bm,-ALO, February 4.-Immense ex­ 10,000 AGENTS WANTED TR.EES! Ooorge l'. Uughos, Thoro:u, !3. • fermentation. pretty well, nevertheless, and will not be of the Treasury bas already reduced his a number ofmonths. citement was occasioned this afternoon all Hughes, Angelino lfughe1 nnd / }'OR Mattbqw T. Ilngbcs. The Committee 1111 Foreign Relations inconsolable if an institution which has estimates several millions of dollars, By But taking the "shore duty pay" as a over the city at a direct statement made in fair average of the annual salary paid lo PRIEST AND NUN. EORGE P. HliOlll~S, Thom:t· D. llugho~ will report favorably on the nomination of pron,ised so rnuch and performed so little the time Dawes bas shot off another the Commercial Advertiser, the leading Re­ G and An~lino llugl1es, <,f tho County of naval officers of the different grades, and publican paper, to the effect that Hon. D. Apply at once to CRITTENDEN .I; McKIN­ General Sickles. is summarily squelched. At the same gun there woo' t be ;ery much left of the FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL, &C. Warr:en 1 in the State of IIIinoi!::, and Ma.tthew· multiplyin~ this by the number of persons S. Bennett had obtained $80,000 or $90,- NEY, 1308 Chestnut St., Philadelphia., Pa. T. Hughe!, of tho Connty of Knox nnd Sta.to of The final obsequies of' lhu Jato .George time there are connected with the execu­ administration. in the service enUtled to the one third in­ 000 from banks, on receip\s from the Ele­ Fcb.11-Sw. Obio, aro hereby notified that a. Petition for P111~ Peabody, took place at Pcabudy, Mass., on tive Departments scores of equally useless crease, the whole amount paid out under va ting Association for grain stored in his tiUon ha.s boon filod aira.inat them, in tlJo Court f,6'J" At one of the Washington recep· general order No. 75, since June I, 1866, F'OR SA.l,E CDEA.P, of CorumLin Pleas fer Knox county, Ohio, de Tuesday. less and infinitely more vicious and costly elevator belonging to tho said association, tions in hanor of his royal highocSB, Prince to January 1, 1870, can be approximated and then privately sold and removed the D~~~t(ttf~ewc~~ m&nding Partition of the fo1lo,,ing Real };~tate.. Gov. Bullock says that neither be nor -A'f- to-wit : Forty-5even nnd ono-hnlf n.cru of Ian" nuisances than the National cabbage gar­ Arthur, a loyal specimen of an American sufficiently for any practical purpose, and said __grain from the building. It also char­ FOR FAMILY USE-simplo, cheap reliable Terry will be a candidate for the U. S. Sen­ den and seed store, and it would be quite is as follows, namely: Knits e,'erytbing. Agents Wanted.' Ciroul'l; in tbe fourth qunrtor of town@hi)l eix (Q,) in lady from the West, after shaking the ges Mr. Bennett with paying insuronce on 9-nd sample stocking free. Address HINKLEY range thirteen (13.) U . S. M. Lnnds, in Kno. ate from Georgia. For 1866, seven month...... $649,537 such grain for months, when there was no B. STARR'S NURSERY, as well to begin retrenchment among them, Prince heartily by the hand, turned round TS KNITTING MACHlNE CO., 162 West 4th St. county, Ohio i twenty ncrcs in tho l'Ocond qu:.ir­ Secy. Fish stated at the Cabinet meeting For 1867 ...... 1,198,909 29 such grain there. It also says that the Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb. 11-lw. ' ter of t ownship aix noel rnn&c I.2; also, forty or at least not to stop nt the garden•seed and said, " that'~ what's the malter."­ JIOUNT VERNON, 0. on Tuesday, that he had received no par­ For 1868 ...... , ...... 1,021,741 ll discoverr of these transaction cau~ed Mr. Feb ~.m2 n.crcs, west part of lot 4, in quarter a, of town­ dispensary. The young man bit his lips to keep from For 1869...... 893,793 51 Bennetts speedy return from ashington ship G in range 12, in sniJ cotmty j nltio, 4 5:JG- ticularS of the killing of Amoric:ins in Ha­ ,v $732 IN 31 DAYS 1000 acres, part of lot. nuwlier 27, in tho fourth blushing. The Indy was a friend of Grant's t9 se~tle with the association and the banks. Sherill's Sale-lo Partitio . vana, on the 7th. -----Judge Hoar's-- Rejection----. Ma.de by ~nc Agent, selling SILVER'S PATENT qua.rtor or towD!~ip O, in ran1,;o 13, in e:a.id coun­ She is a worthy specimen of tho refinement Total...... $3,763, 981 89 It ,;tyles the act a villainous transaction and ELASTIC BROOM. Qctcr There is a quarrel between the President The Senate in e:1:ecotivo session on the a colossal piece of swindling, and says it is Recommended by Hon. Horn.ce Greeley n.nd the ve. In. Knox Com. Pleas. Da.,·ie farm, in tho fl rat quartet of to,vn~bip 6, in of our " Republican Court." Mary ,v eslbrook ct n-1. and Senator Fowler to the appointment 4th, again took action of the nomination of Y ery rcspcctfolly, prepared to substantiate its charges if dis­ American Agriculturist. Ono eoun.ty reeerved ro.ngo 13, in aid county; and tln1.t SR id Petition as y YIU.TUE of an Order vf S11le in this case, Iloar, as ·Associate j ustioe of the STErrn:K J. w. T,1.nou, puted. for each Agent. C. A. CLEGG & CO. 38 Cort- will be fo r hearing at tho ];~ebrunry r1•crm, 18'70, of a postmaster for Nashvillc. E. R. .Ge" The last day of the sen:ice of Hon. landt Street, New York. Feb.'11-4w. B issued out of the Court of Common PJeu of or,aid court. 'fllOMAS PAUL, Auditor. Knox county, Ohio, a.net to me directed, I will Mr. Whitfield Mo,s, an old and respec­ Supreme Court. Ono repor~ said tLat he Robert C. Grier as Justice of the Supreme, Hon. J, BROADHEAD, )!ARY B. PAllL, ~I, The ' Nigger' in the Rink. GREAT CHANCE! AGENTS offer for ule, nt the door of the Court Ilouse, in ted citizen of N"tchitochcs, Louisiona, was was rejected by a direct vote. The more Second Con;ptrolkr. by E .W. Colton, their Atlorno,a. Court of the United States was l\Ionday, 'fhe proprietor of the Akron Ri,;,k has ,v A.NTED ! $1000 per year Mount Vernon, Knox county, Ohio, on J a.n . 7.,.0 $11. shot and killed, while plowing on tho 21st reliable statement is, that the Senate by a )ir. ~IonGAN .-Sii', h~d Anarch usurp­ O" Sat1irclay, Mal'ch 5th, 1870, the 31st of January, 1870. He retires un­ refused to allow oegroes to enjoy its priv­ sure made by -Agenti., m~le or femalo, Administrator's Sale of Rea.I Estate. ult., by J. K. Peters. The murderer left vole of yeas 24, nays 33, rcfu,scd to take ed the duties of the Clriel' Executive of'thc ileges and enjoyments, and the " universal bet.ween tbo hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 der the act of Congress after having been Selling ou r World renowned Patent Ever­ N PURSUAXCB of an order granteil by tho Republic tboro oould not be more of law­ harmouy" of Akron is broken. Suits have o'clock, P. l\[. of said Jay, the following describ­ the parish. the nomination from the table on which it moro than twenty-three years on the Su­ Ala.l!ting White Wire Clothes Lines.­ Probate Court of Knox county, Ohio, I I ,.,ill was bid several weeks ago. This action is lessness, more of confusion, or a great-er been brought against the proprietor for his Cheapest and best clothes lines in the ed real e11tate, to wit: '.l'hc President will be authorized l.,y Cou• preme Bouch, the great functions of which disregard of ri ght than now reigns supreme Situate in the county of Knox and 11tate o!Ohio, offer for s::ile, o.t public :i.uctiou, coosjdered cquimlent to a rejection. There refusal. 'fhe Akron Bmcon is in favor of world; only 3 cts. per foot, and will last o. hund­ grese to employ military force, if'necesaary, be filled with signal ability, impartiality, in this capital. H ere, Mr. Uhairman, we "ekil rights." It says : red years. Adt.lress the Hudson River ,vue Oo .. !"nd known and JescribeU as Lot No. thirty-two On the ~6th day of Fclm1<1ry . (. }}, lo,t•, was no debate. 1.n. the town of Centreburg, in HilHa.r town1bipt At 1L o'clock iu tlle forenoon, upon tbo tiremi cF, to abolah polygamy in Utah. and learning. have the fact communicated by th<> Secrc· . While private families, private partie~, i5 WilHam St., N. Y ., or 16 Dca.rborn St., Chi- tary of the Treasury himself, that more cago, Ill. Feb. 11-iw. in sa-id county, as desi6nn.ted in the pb.t o! said tho following dcocribccl rent c,tnto, situn.to in Milwaukoo is. building a railroad straight Judge Hoar, as 001· readers will remcm• -----•·----~- private balls, &o., may be made exclusive, village. the ('OUnty of J\nox. and Sta.to or Ohio, to wit:­ than three million seven hundred thousand .and only such persons admitted as tbe pro­ to the Illinois coal.fields at Ottawa by which ber, is the gentleman who presented Grant S-The Pennsylvania Central Railroad T~RlfS OF SALE.-Ooe-third cash in hand on Lots No.·3 ani.1 4 iu tbo town of ~,.orlh Liberty, dollars have been drawn from the Treasu­ J)riet-0rs or l]lanag~rs may desire, we be­ W ANTED---AGENTS. day of isa.lo, and tho ha.la.nee io two oqual an­ the Cream Citr can get coal for $4.50 per with a fine library of books, in considera­ having secuced control of the Pan Handle Knos. county, Ohio .. nnd Lot 10 in Dlnl,c]y's first ry upon tbe order of tho Secretary of the lieve- that in all public institutions, publio $75 to $200 PER MONTH, nu&l pa.ymen.ts, with interest from date, !ocnred addition, to !aiU town, c:rocpl n picco 17 by 2!1 ton, instead of $12. tion of which ·he was appointed Attorney Road, the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chi­ Navy in direct violation of law; that by or­ by mortgage on tho premises sold. foct. out of Xot1b-e.i, t cvrncr, ,vhcra u. stnhlo schools, public railroads, public theatres, Eve~ywbcre, tnale and female, to introduce the A dispatch from F.irt Benton say!l: Half­ General. cago Road, the Littb Miami and several der of the Secretary of the Navy the s,lt­ public lectures, public rinksJ &c., merit -Apraised at $400. stand,. Genuine Inipror«l <;;'oninion S ense ALLEN J. JlEA.CII, T1rn. .us OF S.iL£.- Onc-tl1it·d in h:1.nU, onc­ breeds in from the Indian camps on the other R1ilroads, is now after the Loni,• ries of the officers of the Navy have been and good behavior, instead ot complexion, Moras report the Indians dying at the rate increased one third, and that the Secret&ry Sheriff' of Knox eounty, Ohio. tbird in one year, aud on o- tbird in two yenrJS , The Bogus Blakeslee Admitted. ville and Nash,illc R o1d. We suppose should be the qualificatiou for admissiou. FAHILY SEWING MACHINE Ada.ms & Hart; Attys. tho deferred payments to bo O\" i~E. NEW FIRM. THE BANNER. The " Tnrf, Field and Farm," of Janu­ Shall we nver have a market house ?- And mantled the bea.utiful landaca.pe ary 28th, contains a highly complimentary Answer : I guess not. How strange and -1'bc building improvements in Toledo. In hues thn.t bewildered the eyes." MO UST VERNON ·········FEBRUARY 11, 1sro critical notice of our old friend B. F. Rein­ yet true, that Mt. Vernon is now behind last year cost $1,378,600. When writing the aboye, the Poet un­ S. W. LIPPITT hart Esq., Artist, who at present has bis many other places, which, only a few years -The new Warren county Infirmary, at doubtedly had in his mind the beauty of NNOUN~ES to tho public that she hasrepurchascd the old and reliable" City Drugs tore," Swetland, Bryant & Co. le'"' R eading matter on every page. A. ol Dr. Wing, and ha.s tRkcn posseasion of the same. Sha will aontip.ue it as a pla.ce studio at No. 806 Broadwa.y, New "X"ork. ago were looking up to onr town with an Lebanon,-cost$51?816. the splendid :l\Iantels and marble work to LOCAsL BREVITIES. eye of rivalry, now they look down on us -: Forty coal mmers left A:kron, because AVING purehaaed the STOCK OF GOODS Among the productions spoken ot is a cabi­ be •een at the ware room~ of 0. F. Mehurin Where all Articles Usually Kept in a Drug Sto1·e · R recently owned by S. L. TAYLOR, in net picture entitled "The Faithful Guard with a kind of pitiful compassion, and .tbeJr wages were not paid. & Son. A full ,tock of marbelized Slate WOLFY'S NEW BUILDING, otl'ortho ,amo at - There was a slight fall of snow on ian,'' which the Turf pronou]ljles one of ex,­ rightly so. And \Vhy, they ask, is it so?- -The value of manufactures in the Ma- and Iron Mantels constantly on hand,­ WilJ be found, ofthebost quality, ttnd l'f&rranted as repre!ented-:i. full assortmenleon­ sta.ntlyon hand !Uch u Monday night. traordinary merit. "The figures exhibit, The why and wherefore is before you, easi- honing Valt~y, la~t, year, was $4,911,756. Also the largest stock to be found in the GREAT BARGAINS, It_ Paints, Oils, Val'nishcs, D,·e-Stnffil, F:unilJ' Dyes, - :Mansfield is making a bold strike fo (says the critic) the very difficult foreshort· ly explained. Because, there is no energy -There are oTer 12,000 Free Masom in State of the most beautiful designs of Mon­ Our Stock consi6ts in 1,art as follows: the St:ite Fair. ening, drawing and modeling of on~ who is and no enterprise here. We do not keep Ohio. uments aqd Head Stones, wrought in the WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, PERFUMERY I.ND FANCY ARTICLES, Clothg,..Caasimeres, - Dayton is to ham female principals in master of tho art of I-rue proportion, and up with the progress of the age, with the - Fred Douglas fooled the Port6mouth best qualities ofltalian and American mar­ Satiuet.!!, Sackings, J eon.s, Tweeds, Blankets, .Flauu&ls, &l'. her public schoole. indicate careful study and skill.'' It is fur­ exoeption of a few individuals, who are ex- folks by not appearing to lecture. bles. Hair Oils, Pomades, and Poro Wines and Liquors. - A mo,·ement is on foot to abolish flog­ ther st~ted that this fine picture will proba­ pccted to build up the whole town and the - A cheap fare excursion to Chatta'nOO· 0. R MEilURIN & SoN, Newark, 0. In a!ldition to hi• lorge stook he will koep on bend tho cclebroted rcmedie, or n. B. LIPPITT, a, ging in the public schools. bly be chromo-lithograpbed. We are pleas­ whole business, the rest of the monied men ga and Decatur,. Alabama, is being organ- follow,, DRESS COODS - The Cardiff Giant humbug was on put their hands in their pockets and spec- izcd at Tiffin. ifJr A most perfect regulator; of the- · LIPPITT'S OOUGH SYRUP, ed to bear of Mr. Reinhnrt's sucoess since As FOLLo"·s : exhibition 1lt l\Iansfield lately. · his ~turq to America. He has many warm taclcs on their noses, congratulating them- - Fremont is to acquire water-power by who:e human system is found in Dr. Lippitt' s Choiera ar.d Dysn,, ,u .1 T;ia rrh~a Gcrdial, Lippitt'• %nic Pilu. -The Cleveland, lilt. Vernon &, Dela­ selves they have enou"h to eat and drink turning Green Creek into the Sandusky Pierce's Alterative Extract, or Golden Em1,ress Cloth, Silk!, friends in Mt. V crnon. · French Merino!.", Popliul!I, ware Railroad Company. has put a regular and be hurried in the bargain. They look River, at~ cost of $28,2~7. Medirol Discovery. It oures Female Weak­ T hese Medicines bn.y-e a. wide: e.n; :::.c;-c; , •. t l, n ~h') intcnd11 by car3 and alrirt a.t.ten- Goburgs, A.lpa.ca l!I, Dolaineis, paymaster on their road. A Wo.man KUied. day by day upon the gradual decay of their -A new Court House andjail for Logan neM, W eak Back and all irregularities.­ tion to merit, &nd hopes to receive~ iiv,,t.,. L.1.t.. ci. · -!.~r-;a.:,~e1 and inTites the continuanctafthe Giogham~, Print&, &.e., &c. cuetomers of the old stand, a.nd th ut , ~ 1.-- r u->i1c ~e.:iertiily. OcJc:.ber 8, lSISS-y Brown aud Ilnu1.ched Muslins, - A gray-haired man of forty, in lilt. On Sunday morning, Jan. 30th, l\Irs. town with perfect.. indifference, thinking county, is to be built at Bellefontaine. • It is a great restorative tonic, and never Col ored Flannels, Drille, l\Ialinda Lewis, wifo of the late John Lew­ Ticks, Table Linens, Cruhot, Vernon says'l1e'll DYE beforo he'll wear a that lilt. Yernon ouly follows the natural - An extensive revival is in progress at {oree generator, and hence in :ul cases of ttc. 1 is, of Wayne township, while going to the White Goods, La.cc, wig. consequences of old age. the lllethodist Church at Grovepod, Frank• Nervons or General Debility, nothing c&n THE GREAT . CLOTHI NG STORE! Edging!, EmbroidorJ, Baptist meeting at the North Fork, in com­ 1 - W c regret to henr that Anthony The local newspapers are the true rcpre· Jin county. equal it. Sold by druggists, or send three lla.ndkorohicf! 1 &:t• . ~te. pany with Mr. Ludlow Denman, in a bug­ Shawl!:!, Scnrfs, Coraots, Whit 1, Es1., of Howard townshi p, is dan­ sentations of tl1is sad state of affairs hav- -The loss to farmers of Ross county, by dollars and twenty-five cents to Dr. R V. OF CENTRAL OHIO. Embroidered Skirt~, gerously ill. gy, was killed under tho following ciccum­ ing got tired of suggesting and advisi~g im- the recent flooJ, is estimated to be not less Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., and get three bot- Dress Trimming!!, - Work has already been commenced stanccs: It appears while R),lproaching the prove~ents wi~hont avail, they have final- than ~200,000. . . . . _ ties free of express charges. Ladies and Gents Lioen creek, the buggy was suddenly upset in nnd Paper Colla.rs, nuJ Cun~. on the addition to Cooper's Machine ]y demded to abnse one another to keep the - The Stato S~hool C?m:111ss1?ner esh • ~- Threads, ButLonl!', Works, at the foot of Main street. consequence of one of the wheels getting press going. The manly prigc which mates the ropulation of Cmm::nat1 nt 293,· JI. ftew Restaurant. Pi11!, Xectlk:i, J:t·. into a deep rut. Mrs . Lewis was thrown = - Farmers tell us that they are getting a stimulates the nobler feelings of men in 400, and that of .U)evcland at 78,~56. lllr. P. W:t:LSH, late or Fredericktown = We now hn\'C out, and ,he wheels of the buggy passed = spleudid article ofFiourat.Cooper'~ Steam other places, is certainly not existing - A .woman hvmg near Batavia, rec~nt­ has opened It splendid new Restaurant, in ~ l\Iill, on l\Iain street. over her breast, injuring her so much that amongst us. Possibly, the malaria of Knox ly got tired of her husband and tw IL\ Y l'Jl()~I She leaves a family of seven children. Washington. ants arc slow and old, the lawyers arc get- stru?k with paral'.sis, which completely ner r-0r the r.ceommodation of the public. t;; NEJ'V'V' YOB.~, - The coming summer ·promises -to be tiug seedy, the doctors arc particularly eter- palsied the left side, from the shoulder Warm or cold meals ser,ed up at all hours. Oysters and all kinds of game in their sea­ ~ ,,ill one of g1·eat activity for mechanic., in Mt. ~Iu81c, .'.l'a.hleaux and Reading. nal. W c have old fashions, old goods, down. An,J be Entertainment at Woodward Hall, Sat­ son. Ice Crea.m, Straw berries, and all kinds Vernon. old laws, and alas 1 old system of medieat- - A little boy, son of Thos. Parks, of :::a.!< urday cycnin~, 1,'eb. 12. Door5 open at 61 of tropical fruits, also in their season. He Receiving More Every Weok , - The Christian Union org•nization ing. I do not wonder that our b,·ightcst l\Iarseilles, Wyandotte county, ~ied on. the will keep a quiet, orderly house, where no numbers 15,000 members in this St:ite, to begin at 7½ o'clock. Music, Tableaux class of young men take their valices and 18th ult., from the effects ofa fall received improper persons will be aumitted or im­ =~ Which w-o will Sell aL au~h Price,, that ra1woi and Reading. Prof. Grebe and Mr. John proper conversation allowed. Farmers and fa.ii tQ euiL all who may fa"l"Or Ul!I with o. call. with 200 ministers. bid farewell to old )It. Vernon for that \Vhile skating. · ~ SWETLAND, BRYA, 'l' .t ,·o. Beardsley, assisted by a number of young ether temporary sojourners in the city, can J:muAry 2 th-IOw. - There wore two new moons in J anua­ matter, some of' our most eminedt old gen- - The inco.me of Ob io _Reform Farm, be.accommodated on short notice. Ladies' ry; there will be none in February, but ladies, --vill have charge of the music. Ten· tlemen have gone too. I am ~particularly for year cndmg Nov. lath, 1860, was entrance on Gambier street. The patron­ = two in lllarch. nyson's Poem, "Enoch Arden," will be sorry for th6 young ladies. For; indeed, $4,995.53, of which amount, $3,720.48 was age of the public·is solicited. A SURE THINC! - Onr business men are compelled to read by l'rof. Marsh, and illustrated by many of them have grown old, nnd unless for peaches, and $669.12 fer strawberries ADOLPH WOLFF., beautiful Tableaux. Humorous Tableau, make sacrafices of their goods in order to they follow: th. example of our young law· sold. . . " FALL VER GRATEFUL to th• liberal and intelligantolll ..n, of Knox ond tho •urronnd;n1, cou n- Green's Cough Balsam meet their payments. "OH Wom1n that lived in a Shoc." ­ yers, they have a fnost uncertain future be - The- Springfield Republic. says a E ties, for tho lar~e patronage they bine horeofore extended to him, ta,kes pleuure \n annou.n. - N eek-tics the shape of streamers, and Clergymen and their families co~dially in­ fore them. W c must change this state of road must and will be built from Spring­ AND eing that he bu vited. Is 11. ~afe, certain, 1,Ieaeant. :rnd chca..11 ruucl\y f.,r floating over the shonlders, are all the rage things, doubtless, l ,rnnld have the appro- field, via Xenia and Lebanon, to Cincin­ among the deJr young men of our city. The entertainment will be of such a class VAl of our fair sex. We must have a mar- nati." WINTER R.E1'1.CC>VED -An application has been made to our that it will dep<1nd entirely upon the moral k~t house, a decent uare, and clean pav- - A fa~mer _who left his team hitc~ed a COUGHS, COLDS. and religious portion of the community for HIS STORE AND STOCK OF GOODS TO llll:> County Cmumissioners to extend the cor­ ed streets. We must have new merchan- few days smcc m the streets at Hamilton, G-C>C>DS! sn ppqrt. Admiseion 25 cts. INFLUENZA, OROUP, porate limits of the town of Gambier. tile houses, young clerks, and young doc- on bis return found t~at th~ limbs of his - An eastern editor being challenged, tors (with a practice) and then we will soon horses had been cut m various places by DRY GOODS, ELECANT NEW BUILDINC, And tickling ise n6n.tion jn the throat Selling Y. 111. U. A. Lectures. se:it word in reply : "When I want to die see a new era dawning on l\It. Yerllon. some sharp instrument, which rendered rnpidl,r, and giving unbouuded satilifoction.-­ The Young Men's Christian Association Corner Main St. and Public Square, on the ground recently occupied by Sold wholesale and retail at The old fathers ought to Jeave a good them very lame. YANKEE NOTION!, I can shoot myself." That's us exactly. of Mt. Y ernon have completed their ar­ the "Kenyon House," Mount Vernon, Ohio, GREEN'S DRU(, S'l'ORE, - It is proposed to make all the rail· record and a noble example to their cbil- - Uhas. 0 · Stutson, of Athens, was rangements for a series of fi've Lectures, to HARDWARE, An1'r. YERXON. cost of over $50,000. ONE IN THE STATB. 1M a gentleman of great intelligence. ?tlooRE, editor of the Christian Quarterly. - Ou-r correspondent has again taken - Nearly three-fourths oftbe grape crop The gentleman who will deliver the fi~h 4@" W c wish all our subscribers to en­ in Ohio in 1868 \Vas gathered in six coun­ READY-MADE CLOTHING GOODS, STORE ROOM, np the s'\lbject ofn Market Houso in this C,UlI P,l,lD :1'011 Lecture will be hereafter announced . IncluQ.u every a.rtiele,style a.11..d pattern usu ally kept in R 6rst.olauClothinc Storo,such a.1 city. But we arc afraid that all his line close a stamp, and then address to N. P. ties, viz: Ashtabula, Belmont, Cuyah<>ga, AND DWELLING, Bona & Co., and receive a specimen copy Erie, Lorain ,md Ottowa. writing is merely " love's labor lost." Au Accident and a Death. BUTTER AND EGGS. OOATS, PANTS, VESTS, DRAWERS, UNDERSHIRTS, - The whole number of pupils in the of tqe American Stpck Journal. - Dr. Daniel Slonacher of Gillmore, At RICU IIILL, Knox County, Ohio, on tbc On Thursday last, a gentleman named AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHIKG GOODS, propol!ed CLEYEL.iND, MT, V1rn!-IO!'C & DEL.\· Deaf and Dumb Institution, at Columbus, The American Stock Joumal.-Speci­ Tuscarawas county, died quite sudaenly at D. BARNWELL. WAft& RAtLRO.\D. It is ~urroundePC>X....D, Leather Beltlnt,;, India Rubber ------nal of the kind pubLished.-Odeans Stand­ ter of our !ate townsman, Prof. R. R. Ice for Families. byfireafewdaysago. Dr. John J, Scribner's DEALER IN Beltlug,Hose, Steam Packing, ard. Boston, Vt. - The Crawford Court of Common Sloan, was recently married in the San­ As there is some feai· that the crop of ice Replete with }'ractical information.­ AND RUBBER GOODS GENERALLY dwich I slands to a gentleman of great this season wiU not be as abundant as hoped Buffalo, (N. Y., Ex_press. Pleas, has given F. S. Smith a judgment wealth. for, we.recommend families to try the fol­ One copy of the Stock Journal alone is of $2,500 against the Pittsburgh, Fort !) Noe. 26 aml 28 Sixth etreet, late St. Clair St. worth more than twice the subscription - - Wolff's Hall was crowded too,erflow­ lowing plan, which has been tried and.pro­ Wayne & Chicago Railway Company, for Cloths, Cassilneres, Sattiuetts, Triuunings, PlTTSBURGU, PA. price for one year.-Nortbern Vindicator, being put off the c.srs in consequence of a ing on Sunday afternoon last, by ladiM and nounced successful: Put a barrel in the lowa. refusal to pay extra fare for not having _____,.,..IC"l!!!iii!J c:::::--. 'JED Sii!J ':II:' ---'-.:..T IWif:a&..!!!a~ gentlemen, ,vho desired to witnes,; the ex­ open air, \Vhere it will be most exposed to It contains a iarge amount of reading TONIC BITTERS!! SOLE AGENTS FOl\ TUE ercises of Young r-Iens·_christian Associa­ the cold. Pour in about three inches of matter interesting and valuable to farmers. purchased a ticket. AND A COMPLETE LINE OF -Appleton, (Wis.) Post. tion. water, and let it freeze solid. Then pour - A new iron furnace is to go into ope­ UZ.IVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER, l•'or variety or information relatinJi to ration in October, at Warren, Trumbull GEN'l'LEJJ1EN'S FURNISHING GOODS; - Prof. T. F. Kirk, formerly of Mt. in three inches more of water, let it freeze; stock it has no superior anywhere.-ulin­ county, the loan tendered by the citizens Of -AND- Vernon, leader of the G. A. R. band, of and so on until the b:mel is full of ice, ton, Co., (]Io.,) Register. '!I'll HAVJI NO\V BOLD Nl'JALT Canton, g~ve a grand vocal and instru­ when it should be put in a sheci or cellar, Is particularly interesting, and is work­ that town havin_g ~een accepted by a party AND MERCHANT TAILOR Patent llo'Jd ttllCl R,,bb.,, 11 ..,tlw· Sfri;_,,,. mental concert nt i\Iassilon on last Saturday and the top covered with sawdust. Ice ing its "'.ay up. the ladder of fame.-Hnd- of capitalists. son, (l\Irnh., Post.) · Pittsburgh, I'&., Dec. 17, night. may be kept in this manner, it is claimed, - John McKinney, an aged farmer of until late in the summer season. .It bas many features of interest to the 1000 BOTTLES! - Wilson's Steel Plows arc very popu­ farmer and stock breede1·.-Chicago, (Ill.,) Shelby county, cut his throat recently on I$' GU1'TJNG DOKb 10 ORDER, on ,hort notice and R,.,so,wble 'l'enns. «a Q. C. OVIATT account of religious excitement, and fail­ And will etak:e oar reputa.tion tor lho truth when lar in Knox county. They are made in . Election oC Ofttcers. Courier. ing to kill himself, was taken to an we l!.t.y not one in twenty ha..!! proTcd un1uccess­ DEALER IN Columbus, and can always be had at the At the annual meeting of the stockho ld­ Containing a large amount of valuable insare Cul. information for the farmer, dairyman and asylum. ~ 1her grateful for Lhe liberal patrona.go rceei·nd, I in..vlte a.U to examine my stock before store of our friend Har,ey McFarland, on ers of the Santlusky, Mansfield & Newark othcrs.-Glen :Falls, New York Republi­ purchasingclsewhere,at my NEW AND ELEGANT ROOM, WOODWARD BLOCK corner cf fANCY COODS, t!ie Public Square. -Hon. Jaoob Stotler, Sp~aker of Kan­ Ma.in and Vine street.a, :Mt. Vernon, Ohio. ' R. R. Company, held at Sandusky, 19th can. Mount Vernon, M•y 2,J1S6li. JI. LEOPOLD. - Henry Phillips, Esq., one of the sas Honse of Representatives, was born at ult., the following persons were chosen di­ Special l\' otlee. NO. 2H SUPERIOR STREEl', "trooly !oil," announces himself as a candi­ Wilmington, and learned the printing bus• A.l'W'I' ONE SUFFERING rectors for the ensuing yP,ar: Lazarus & l\Iorris' celebrated perfected A Farm of 250 Acres, THE DEST B THE WORLD! date for J usticc of the Peace in this iness there. He is- editor of the Emporia CLEl'EL.I.ND, O . town· C. L. Boalt, E. B. Saddler, H.P. War­ Spectacles and Eye Glas.s1ss. One of the Tribune. FROl\I DYSPEPSIA, ship. He thinks that he ''knows all about den, J, 0. Moss, John Gardner, S. 11!. In Wayne Tp., Knox Co., ;s,-- Alwaya on hand, Dress a..n ft, ] t· t ,.... · We ean gin the tnoe:t. e:aliafa.ctory evidence th&t Apply to A. D. LOVERIDCE, .Mount Vernon, Ohio, Secretary and 1'reasurer are all from Lick­ Death oC William Abbott. :tir' No better proof of the public appre· ..,ra reso u 10ns as o u1s serv1cee. No,·. 19.3m~. Mt. Vernon, Ohio: Scientific American ia Yery ably conducted, a.nd l\Ir. William Abbott died at his resi­ some of the most popula.r wril ors in this Coun~ On Friday, February 11th, 18i0, ing county. ciation of the valne of a business education - The last seen of Walter N. Burke, of Dr. John J. Sc1·ib11er'& Knox County National Bonk. try ncd Enropa ar'!: c\intributors. Every num­ between tbe hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and t - Alonzo C. Thorton, charged with dence on Gay street-, in this city, at 4 is needed, than to witness the throngs Jaclcson, was on January 3, ashe enteied a Report of tire Conditfo1J. of th~ Ktiox Oouuty .Na­ ber has 16 imporia.1 pages. embellished with fine o'clock, JJ, M.of aid doy, the foJlowing doserlh­ tional B ank, of ~Vt. Yernon, at lhc clo~~ of b!l1i- Engra.vinga of Ma.chinery1 Now Invention11, eJ premiaoaor ren.l estate, .situate in said County o'clock on Wednesdya morning, in the of students that crowd the spaciom balls bagnio in Portsmouth. His cap and coat Tools for tho Workshop, Farm and Household, shooting with intent to kill a man named 11~11, Jan. 22, 1870. and Sta..te, vii: 68th year of hls age. The deceased was, a Engineering ,vorks, Dwelling IIousca, Public Cameron, at l\Iansficld , has been recogniz­ of the Union Bnsiness College, of Cleve- were found on the bank.of Lhe Ohio River, RESOURCllS. Being pa.rt of tho 1st quader, 6th townBh.i11 native. of Wilkesbarrc, Pa., and removed Duildinga. 13th rango, commencing at a ,toue, being 1,h~ ed to appear at court for trial, in a bond of land. A copy of the National Union will next day. Loami and Discounts ...... $113 306 40 A jonrna.l of so much intrinsic vttluc1 at the North-woa:t corner of Ja.nd conveyed by Bcnjnmin to Knox countv about the year 1854, and Relieves many ea.!!c9 or Senre N enra1gia, and $3,000. be sent, upon addressing l\Iessrs. Felton & - A saloon-keeper in We$ Union, bas yet ii! perfectly ha.nnleu, containing OverJra.fts ...... , ...... •. ,...... 1,124 51 low prico of $3 a. yenr1 ought to have, in this Magera to Tramel Harl, on tho Utb day of OctO• for the last few year! has resid.ed in l\It. Bigelow, from which the cost of tuition a nice little cemet!)ry wl~ere be buries his no etro11g medicinee. U.S. Bf\n ds to serure circulation ...... 150,000 00 thriv;ng country, A MILLION Ri;ADERS. ber, A. D. 1850, and being port or the Tan.yard - Knox county has three pupils in the " on band ...... ,...... 44,150 00 Whoenr rea.ds tho Scientific American ia en­ lot 1old and eonn1ytd to uid Ilarl by William Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Columbus.­ Vernon. He was a most estimable gentle­ and general expenses will be readily learn- neceased cn~tomers, at his own expensc.- Other bond! on ho.ml...... 2,500 00 tertained n.nd instructed, without being bother~ Work, by deed dated October llth,A.. D.1850- Their names and Post Offices are: Wm. man, and bis death i, regreted by our ed. ______13ill Lee was the lasL one fished out of the Due from Redeeming Agent...... 689 40 cd with hard ,vords or dry details. lb~nce South '2¼ 0 Eut 12 86-100 polo to utono, whole community. river and interred in it. DR. JOHN J. SCRIBNER'S " other Nntiontllli Banks...... 2,717 49 TO INVENTORS .iiKD ,UECIJAlvTOS berng the Sou.th.west corner ofsa.id 11fagors' lots W. Baker, llfilhvood ; Charles l\I. Rice, .lEif" Many people are prejudiced against u Banks and Bankers... 3,513 50 this journnl is of epecial Yalue, ns it conlaina a. a.nd the centre of a road running East from th~ - The liquor dealers of l\Iarion have Current Expenses...... 220 77 Saudueky road to the M&nefield roa.tl-thanco iu Uilfordton; Alica Hall, l\Iartinsburg. Accident on the c. fflt. V. & D.R. the use of spirits in any form, but we can weekly report of all Patent.11 iasufld nt Washing­ formed a "Protective-Union," in which it Cash Items ...... , ...... , 3,4.70 55 ton, with oopioue noticea of the leadini; AMER· o. westerly direction, being the continuation of - Bishop Bedell, as already announced We learn from the Akron Beacon that a assure such that- the Constitution Bitters WILD CHERRY BALSAM Bills of other National Bn.uk~...... l,05fl 00 the eaid Magers' South Ji.ne to Lho contro of tho is agreed to shut up the saloons at 10 ICAN AND EUROPEAN INVE.NTIONS.- ­ in the BANNER, will Lecture at Wolff'~ freig4t and aceomodation train on the are not oj:,jectionable on that account, for mus or SI.ate Banks ...... 100 00 The Publishers of tho Scientific American a.re Sandusky road-thence North 22! 0 Wost 12 OG o'clock P . r.I. , and not to sell liquors to Will mo11tpoeiti¥ely gi'l"e sat.i!fn.ction in many Fra.ctiona,l Curron('y (including niohols) 472 14 the most Extensive Pa.tent Soliciton in the LOO polce to a. stone in the centre or tho SanUu1 Hall, on Tuesday evening next, on the while they contain only pure whisky enongh case! of Lung and Bronchio.l Troublt. Specie...... 12,015 1S Cleveland, Mt. Vernon & Delaware Rail­ minors or persons in the habit of getting world, and have unequalled t'aeilities for gather. dy road-thence in an ea..!!terly direction 132 feet subject of Rome. Admission 2j cents, or road was approaching New Portage, the to keep them.from changing, the combina­ Loga.l Tender Notes ...... ,...... 12,000 00 ing n. complete kno"1edge of the progress of In• to a. 11tone, tho pin.co of beginning; being the intoxicated. __.,.. We e1nnest.ly invite all to call a.n.d oiam­ 3 per cont. Certificatetz...... 15,000 00 ,·ention 3.nd Diiscovcrd throughout the ,Torld : North-weet corner of tho Tan-yard lot, a.-nd the tickets for the course $1.00. tion ~f roots, barks- and herbs arc the real ancl first st:ition south of Akron, last week, it - In Akron, one night last week, a gen­ ino the ri.boTe goods eee for tbemsel-ves their and ,vitl\ a. view to mark the quarter ofa. centu• North-en.st corner of o. lot con,·eyed by L:.ibn.u - Our townsman, Henry B. Curtis, articles of merit that produces such wonder­ composition: · ,33G3,23G 02 ry, during which thie journnl hns held tho first Headington to said Flaharty, by deed date cl Oct. was thrown off the track by an open switch, tleman, passing a shanty on his way home, LIAB [LlTIHS. Esq., has our thanks for a copy of the 31st ful effects. The thousands who are using place in Scientific and Meohnnicnl Literature, 10th, A. D.1S60. The engine, W. H. Lapens No. 5, received heard groans, and went ir:i-, and found an WOODWARD & SCRIBNER. Capital Stock pnid in ...... $l50,000 00 the Publishers "ill i.!sue •n Janun.ry first the Alao, a. strip of land out of a Jot sold to l'homp Annual Report of the Board of Trustees them can testify to the above-facts. Surplu! Fund ...... , .. ,.... 91 747 06 n.1 con,iderablc injury; but can soon be old man ot 60, a woman of 50, and a young largo anU eplendid Stel'l Engraving by John son Cooper by Benjamin Magers, bounded fol ­ of the Central Ohio Lunatic Asylum. llfr. straightened around. The tender i~ an al­ Nothing better for coughs and colds than Mt. Vornon, Dec.In. 1869-y Discount...... 528 15 Sarto.in of Philadelphia., entitled: lows : Commencing at a stone, being tho North~ of 20 or so, nearly frozen and almost starv- Exchange...... 2S 28 "H~n of Progren-Amerieati b11:e11t ors," en.et cornor of tho Tan.yard lot and the Nerth C. is one of the Trustees of the institution. most ~ompletc wreck, having been thrown Seward s Cough Cure. ed to death. This, in African sympathiz• Assignee's Sale. Profit and Lo!s...... 24.7 67 the _pla.te costing nearly $4,000 to engrave, and west corner of the lot sold by lloadingtan to su.hl - On Tuesday, as two young men were into the ditch and been run into and pound­ Nat. Bank cirt'ulation outstanding ... 132,637 00 contains nincteon likeness of Illustrioue Ameri .. Flaharty, running in a wcaterly dit•ctiou to tho N SATURDAY, the 19th d•y or February, 11 ~ We call attention to the ad vertisc­ ing Akron. These people were only poor State " " 31tl97 00 en.n Inventors. It is a superb work of art. centre oha!d Sandusky road, 132 feet, parl\llc1 wrestling, in falling, one of them, 'Wm. ed up by the fnll loaded coal Ctlrs right be­ whites. O A. D., 18'10, I well &ell a( Public Sa.le, to Dividends unpaid ...... ,...... 520 00 Single pioturo.!!, printed on heavy paper, ,vill with the Ta.n•ya.rd Io,-thcnce North 10 feet­ Lafever, had his collar ;bone dislocated.­ hind it. Four coal cars were thrown off or ment of the K. Y. METHODIST in another the higho.!!t bidder, a.t' the store room lately-ooou­ Individu:U Deposits...... ;;o,097 77 be sold at $10, but any ono subscribing for the thence East 132 feet, parallel with tho Tao.yard column. It is one of the best religious and - Died at Newc;;morstown, Ohio, Jan. pied by Porter & Daubert, the following proper­ Duo to National Banks...... 3,125 82 Scientific American tho paper will be sent for l~t-thence South 10 feet to _tbo ploco of bogiu­ Dr. Frank Larimore sei the bone, and we across the track, and the road was so torn ty, viz: 23d, J oho Mills Lacy, aged 89 years. l\Ir. " other Banks a.nd Dankers..... 31040 80 one year, together ,vith a. copy of the cngra.v.ing, n1ng. Aleo, all the w~tor privilogo.a belongin, to up that a temporary suspension of the run­ family papers in the c,:mntry. the Tan-yard aforei;a1d. .And bemg tho eaw.e arc glad to hear the young man is improv­ Lacy lived many yeara in Cadiz, before he The Enti.re Stock of Groceries U.S. Tu...... 264' !17 on receipt of $l0. Tho pioture ieabo offered as a premium for clubs ofsubsoribors. prcruises conveyed by 'rhompe:on Cooper a.nd irlfo ing. ning of trains \Vas the result. llE!'l,,. belonging to tho fate firm of P orter & Daubert, lJhief Justice Chase on Monday de­ removed to Newcomerstown. He was a conRilting of Groceries of a.11 kinds, Notione, $363,?ZO 02 fP/!I' $1,500 CASII l'RIZES. ~ to !&i~ Flaborty. by deed dated October 16, 1800, - Rev. Dr. Robinson, of New York, cided the legal-tender cases, holding that soldier of the war of 1812, and a life long, Store and other Uurnituro, &c., &c. Stale o/ Ohio, l{w.,.r, Oou11t9, 06: In addition to the n.bovo premium, tho Pub­ to whlch ~eeJ. for greater cerbtinty in de111c.ripliou has been holding a series of meetings in • •'ire in. &ke Conn try• the Legal-tender Act is unconstitutional, lishers will ray $1,500 in Ca.eh Prizes for lista of reference 11 horoby made. firm, unwavering and unflinching Demo­ ~ale to commence a.t 10 o'clock, A. M. Teruu I, L.B. Curtis, Ca.elder or the Knox County .:; Appraisod at$S75. D. · I , Ch h · th· c·t d · On Thursday mgbt last, a small tenant and that all contracts made prior to the war ma.de known nn the day of ealo. National Bank of Mt. Vernoo, do eolemnly subscribers 5ent in by FebrunrJ 10, 1S70. Per• th 5 l)Onl! wht> ,rnnt to compete for theae prir:ea, 1'erms-Ca1h. he 15~1P/ tc is b, houac, belonging to our County Treasurer were made pa:;ablein gold. Justice Miller crat. W. C. COOPER, swear that the abo,·e statement is true, to the ;h t ';;.m! beslof my knowledge nnd belief. should send at once fur prospoctue and blank• ALLEN J. BEAO.IJ, Bhoritr K. C. u. delivered a dissenting opinion, which was - Tho gam3 la\V declares that it is un­ Jan 21.ts______A_ •~•~ig~n_ee_._ S»ITD, Attorney. ~l:v;:s me:~e~:c ;~vc be::ugadd~ ~o Robert Miller, Es~., i~ Pleasant t?wnship'. L.B. CunTte, Ca.shiCr. for names. w. n. ~~e concnn-ed in by Justice Swayne and J us­ lawful, in any place; to eatch, kill or injure, Torma of Scientific American, one ye&r 3.00; Jan. 7-w5$18. Ch h ~ few rods from his m,11, was entJrely des SHERIFF'S SALE. Subs:erit,ed antl e:worn to before me this ~2Ptb tice D..vit; holding that the law was con• or pursue with such intent, any quail, par­ William Bergin, } • • day of Jnn., 18G'J. II. L. CunT11'!, isix months $1.50 i four months, $1.00. To clubs ...'.'.r;b·e Committee of the State Board of troyed b' fire~ together with all t!'e con• stitutional. vs. . Io Knox Common Plea.!, Not:iry Public. of 10 und upwa.rtl, tcnn.s $2.50 par annum.­ For Rent, tridge, pheasant or wild turkey, between Fa.nny Dunn et a.I. CvrrEYJt, attest: Specimen covie11 nnt free. Address tho Pub- Agriculture will make a tour of inspection te~ts.. i\Ir. 1'argubar, _who ~upied the Harmless, Beautiful and Lasting. lishers MUNN & CO., 1\JfY Dfl'"e:lling House nud Lflt, NCJ. dJ~ cor. the 1st of February and the 15th day of y virtue of a.a Order of Sale in this case is­ GE O, B. l'Ol'W Hf,} l.l'.1 ner Ma.in and lla.mtru.mck· ti:lreot. ' with a view of determining the location of buildmg, as w~ll as all h~a family, were ab­ CHAS. COOPER, Directors. 37 Pa.rk Row, New York. llfrswS. A. ALLEN'S Hair Restorer and October, inclusive. The penally is a fine .B sued out of t.he CouTI:. of Common Pleas of Ilow TO GET PATS-XT8.-A pamphlet of Patent Al:m, for 1\-ent or Sale, Dwelling llouso a.nJ 2 the next State l•'i,ir visiUng Sprin•ficld on sent that even mg. Ile 1s a poor man, and Knox County, Ohio, and to me directod, I will N N. HILL. LotE, torner of Gay ind Hamtramck stroots Dressing. The attention of the public is of from$~ to $20, or imprisonment in the FeO . .i, 1S70. Lnws and instruction to Innntors sent free. the 10th, Cleveland' on the 1 Lth, an~l ,Hans· ha~ lost his all. Through the ~~ertions of offer for ,H.fo at the door of tha Court Ilouee, iu Aleo. for Sale 4¼ In-Lots, No,, 28 35 31) and invited to the valuable improvement re• county jail. Mount Vernon,.Knox County, Ohio, on DOG LOST. Administrator's Notice. 4.3, in llu.nl'1 addition to Mt. Yerno~. '• fled on the 12th of J,'obruar\·. Mrs. l\Iillcr n number of our mhzens con- cently made in this preparat10n. Its infal­ R,ferto {!, M. Arnold or 0. G. Dllnichl, :Moun t Saturday, February; 26th, 1870, OS'r, on Tuesday,Ja.n. l Sth, a. pa.le reIVLOBALS.'L"\IU7>1, anothei· pre• and have thorn bound in first class style af Gambier, in said count_. , according to a.n ori• Jan .. 28 \'9'3. indebtod to said estate :u o notified to nu1ke iru. FOR HATOHING. gin&! mney mn.do by David Goraucb, Surveyor. medinto payment to the undersigned, and :i.11 in good repair, good cellar and basement, paration, clear and transparent. A toilet and at the lowest rn.tea. Their work war· E have on ho.nd tbe lnrge1t 1;1.ud bol:it 11olot' .<>:irl should bo w;thout it. One dollar a luxnry for cleansing, dressing ana strength­ .Appra.isocl at 11200. . HE l!IAGIC co,IB will chongo any persons holding claima against said e,ta.te are W tion of Fn.ney l'oultry to be found iu tl..nJ year, when it is worth double that amount. which con be used as a kitcJ..,n if necessary. ranted better than that of any Bindery in Terms o! ea.la-Ca.ab. A. J. BBACTI, T colored b3.ir or beard to a permouent Illa.ck notified to prarent them legally pro\·Cn for Ht,... eount.zy. Egg.11 carefuUy boxed nnd ihipp()d to ening the hair, fat· preferable to French Sheriff of Kaox eoanty, Ohio. or Drown. Ono Comb sent by mail for"$]. For tlomonts within one y1:1u from this YJ:-S!rtJ'FFS, GLASSWAB.:el And all other articles uena.lly kept by Druggists, a.nd hopes that long experience and strict at­ 1-lew and Improrell Coa.. d,ts are rlln from, Men arc a covet•us set-So say the From the well-known Foundery of L. J OBKSOlf & !:PtlE=Ul"==i::m~~,, A SPLENDID LOT OF tention to busini,se, will entitle him to a share of Ja. Cincinnati, Do11ton, Urlmna, Marion, dies. Co.,Phila.delphia, embraoingsome of the neweet· public patronage. and most beautiful styles, the uRdersigned •is GEO. HALL, Soaps, B,·,,shes and Fancy 'l'oilet Articles, Jti!ll'9' Proscriptions carefully and a.eoura.tely Galion, ,Van.,fi.cld, A shlon,l ancl .Al.~·011, A Pretty Kettle of' Fish-Boiled Sal­ betterprepo.red than ever to execute IDl1£&Cc;)!Z?.Gl!!l8 GOING WEST. ony. MEAD'S. DRY· HOP YEAST! The stability of the plate is in no way affected 11,00 AM DAY EXPRESS, Mondays cxcopc D.. W. by inserting new sots of teeth. Relatives that ought to make good pe• PIANOS, ;r. B.. 1Vic;bolls & Co's Spec;ialties, ed, for Cincinnnli and the ,vebt and South. Con­ En.eh tooth, ind.ependently,mn.y be adjusted to destrians-step sons. 189 1\1.[ain. S"tree"t If you want Good Breai/, me th,·• Celebra­ nects at Urbano. with Columbus, Chicago & ln Reed, Carnick & Andrus' Specialties, ted Yeast. the cutting line. dia.na. Central Railway, for Indianapolis, nod BLANK..S. No rivets, keys, or othor objectionable appli­ with the Ohio&; Mississippi Railway at Cincin­ What burns to keep a secret? Sealing• Oppc,site the nook Store. ances are employed in connection with the teeth wax, to be sure. 'J'ilunges, For the Pittsburgh Globe Iron and Steel and the less a,s any practical Sewing Machine. Which can be obtained at a.11 Principo.l Ticket Never take to a bed in your house in the OFFJOE-In th,e B(?othe Diiilding,eorner of 1,00 Empress Cloths...... at 68 is sure proof of thoir superiority over tho ordi­ Ottf)maos, Centre Ta.bloe, Celebrated Columbus, Wilson Steel Plows; also It ie simple, durn.blc and has no fine pa.rts lin.­ Offices in the "'est a.nd South~Wcat. day-time, while there are plenty ofbeds in Main and Chestnut Street•, nary Glasses. CARPET DEPARTMENT. Card Tablee, Fancy Tables. for ~he blo to get out of order. L. D. DUCKER, WM. R. BARR. MOUNT VERNON, OHIO. Wo nre satisfied that here, as oleewhcre, the THEY OFFER Extension Tables, Side Tables, It will hem, fell, tuck, quilt, hem-stitoh, braid, Gen'l Sup't. Gen'l Pass Ag't. your garden that require attention. ;gr Prompt a.ttcntion ginn to securiog and Sylvester Patent Hors& Yoke, poft', gather and sew on at same time. advaotages to be derived from their uso need on­ $2,00 Tapestry Ilrns::els ...... a.t 1,50 Eta.rgorcs, Corner Stands, AGENTS FOR Oct. 8, 1R60-v. The first investment of all farmers should collecting claims. Dec 25-y ly to be known to secure their a}most general Music Stands, Book Stands, It has a, new Embroidery Attachment, and ie 1,00 Ingrains., ...... a.t 65 Long', Patent and Center Leter Plows the only Lock Stitch ma.chine that will do beau­ be in plow-shares. Nothing pays a surer GEO. R. BOWLBY, ti.doption. Compare the beauUfully distinct sight, 1,25 Super Ingrains ...... at 1,00 Work Stands, Hall Stands, OLD ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL. the perfect ease and comfort, the readily a.scer­ Hall Chairs, Parlor Chain, A..."fD THS tiful embroidery. dividend, yet not always large; but it is LICENSED AUCTIONEER, 1,00 Oil Cloths ...... at 65 Call n.t my store and see eamples of work, and On the French System. ta.ined improvement of the eyes enjoyed by the ALSO, Wiodsor Chairs, Co.ne Sea.t Chairs, certain. MOUNT LIBERTY, wearers, with the discomfort and positive injury Sofa. Bedsteads, Cottage Bedsteads, Frederic;ktown Farm :Bells. give the machine a. trial. DR. TnL•R, tho old to tho sight caused by wearing the common Te11 tlwtisand dollars wo,·t k of lVindo,o Sh,adetJ Bureaus, Wardrobes, .§Pir Please call n.ndtexamine goods and pri­ Every ma.chino warranted for three years, nnd mn.n'a friend, and young When you feel like currying favors, go Sept 17-y KNOX COUNTY, O. and Cllrtain. Gooda at 50 cents on tlte dollar. ces beforeipu.rchnsiog elsewhere. in every an.lo we guarantee full satisfaction. into your stable and curry your horses and spectacles. Nino-tenths of a.11 Eye Diseases re­ Book-cases, &c., &c., &c. mnn's companfon, con­ sult from wearing improper glaeses. R. A .. DEFOREST & SONS, Determined that ou rwork s.hn.11 gi vesa.tiefa.o­ Aug. IR, 1600-ly. We invite a.11 to call a.nd Boe our new Improv ► tinue1 to bo consultell on other stock. That pays best. C. S. VERDI, Persons needing aids to l!ight cnn at a.H times tion, were spectfully aolicitthe patronage of the ed Machine, whether intendiog to purchase or nll forms of Priva.tv Dia­ Do not, as money-brokers do with stock, 242 and 244 Superior street, Clevelnnd, 0. not. J. W, F. SINGER, procure of Mr. L. Stone, our Sole .Agent in thi1 Nov. 6, 1869. public. R. B. HUBBARD & Co., cu.see, athis old quarters, ~ell your stock on "short." It is better to HOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, locality, cur JOHN & DAN McDOWELL. Corner Public Square and High St. No. 5 Beaver street, Al­ Vernon, Oct. 1869. have several tons left over till another sea­ l!ilTEAiU TO Mt. Vernon,Ma.y 21, 1864-. Wh1Jlesale and Retail Dealers in Mt. S, bany, N. Y. By aid of son. AND Celebrated PerCectetl S1•ectacles his matchless rcmedic,e, The time to shear sheep is, when you and Eyc•Glasses. he cures hunc.lrcUs weck- Glasgow & Londonderry 1;,; no mercury u1-ca, :ind throw off your own overcoat for the sea• PINE LUMBER, CUl"('S wnrranlcrl. Uo­ son: And so avcicl the direful results of using bad 1 ~ Office over Oreen's Drug Store, Mount Rpcctacles. Ou.rs will be found on trii&.l to be all PINE LATH AND SHINGLE:s, cent en.sea cuicc.1 in G When a farmer hears a sermon on mend­ Vernon, Ohio. March 12-m6• _ that is represented, lasting many years without da.ys. Letters by m:.:i.il received, nod packages by ing one's day, he should look to his lanes TUE ANCHOR.. LINE. •· ~t,;~X1t~rlcr;,i ■ '5exprcsHent:J~t~ to all parts of lhu world. J. C. GORDON, lll. D., reqniring to be changed, and never tiring the eye. N car the 8. and C. Railroa.d Depot, and bridges, nnd see if all is safe for loaded Jl!,V- CAUTION.-The public should be on Q.. Young men, who by in lulging in Socro lfobii1, have contracted t.hatsoul-5ubduing, mind teams. . their gual'd against imposters, traveling a.round SANDUSKY, OHIO. Office over Woodwa.rd & Scribner's tho country, pretending t\) ha.Yo our Speetaoles Fa,""Orite Clyde built Passenger Steamers arc io­ prostru.t.!.ng, body-destroying, ice, one which fill Gardens should always be put under pick­ our Lunatic Asylums, and crowds toreplcton tbc et-guard, or his fowls will come up to the Drug Store, for sale. ,v e dot supply or employ any peddlers touded to sail jJ:£1- Particuln.r attention will be given to o.11 here or elsewhere. wnrds of our Uospilals, should a.11ply to Dr. '£fll• scratch, if he docs not. EVERY SATURDAY, orderB. July 9-y !or without delay. Comm· 11laz"n and Chestnut Streets, .!)'21r' G" to Mr. Levi Stooo's, and avoid beiog From Pier 20 North river, at 12 o'cloek noon. The only kind of stakes that a farmer sllindlecl by peddlers. should hold are fence stakes. VERNON, OHIO. LAZARUS & MORRIS, MILLINERY. Dt•. 'J'eller'>1 Great l\'ork. 11rr: CALEDONIA, EUROPA, --~~~n1t §{r!;~f• .:l Prfoo.te ,Medical 1.'rcati•e, rrnd JJon~tic Mid After raising the best cro_ps you can, the :Manufacturing Opticinns. Lndies will find a. fine n.!sortment of wif~ry. next best thing to raise is the mortgage on Mt. Veri1on, Nov. 27-m6* April 30-y. · Hartford, Conn. BRITANNIA, COLUMBIA, INDIA, IOWA. A PERFECT CURE Tho only work on the subject ever publi.1:hed Jn your farm. When this is "taken up," a o.ny country or in any language, for 25 ecnts.­ farmer feels first-rate . SAJU:UEL J. BRENT, For Dyspepsia, Fever nnd Ague, Aci­ Rates of passage, payn.blo in currency:­ Fall and Winter Goods dity of the Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Illuslratcd ,,ith magoificcotongrnving!, ll howing Never barrow the feelings of people by Attorney at Law and Notary Pnblic, J. W. F. SINGER Cabins to Liverpool, Glnsgo,v or Dorry, $90 both sexes, io a. state of na.lure, prcgnnncy, and uncovering old evils; but harrow your fields MT. VERNON, OHIO. and $75. In the MiJlinery Line, n.t the stC1re of Nausea, Hearf 1,urn, Jaundice, and all dolivery of the Fretue-.27th edition, over 200 as much ns you please, and nobody will find OLLECTING, Conveyancing o.nd Law Busi­ Excursion ticket!,good for twelve months, $160. diseases arising from a disordered state pagee, sent under seal, postpa.id, to any part of fault. C ness promptly attended to. Insurance in Steerage to Glasgow er Derry, $30; intcrm~di- of the Stomac!i, Liver or Intestines. the world, on Lhe reeeiJJt. of 26 cts, 5 coplell for $1. Jlerchant Tailor, MRS; NORTON & KENDRICKS, Specie or bank bills perfectly safe in a well eealod Rainy days may be well spent in practic- sound Companies at rea.sooa.blc ru.tes. nte, $35. •Prepared ·bt SEWARD & BENTLEY, ing dentistry ~n rakes and barrows. . }Plr" Office in the Masonic Hall Building, on Prepnid certificates from these ports, $37. ON MAIN STREET, Lotter. It tells bow to distinguil!!h J>rcgnnney Passengeu booked to and from llam burg, Ila­ Druggists, Buffalo, N. Y Sold by all and how to avoid it. Ilow to dietinguish secret If a farmer feels like traveling, let him· Ma.in street. Nov• 9- HIGH STREET, vre, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c., at very low rates. IUOUNT VERNON, 01110, drugj!ist.s. ha.bit, in young men nnd bow to cure them. It plant bops, and he can then go from pole ADAMS & HART, Drafts issued, payable at any Bank in Great contains thoauthc:-'s vicwe en Matrimony, and bow to chooeo a partner. It telis how to cure to pole without much expense. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Corner of the Public Square-Axtell's Britain or Ireland. .Plensogivetbem a. call, and they will try tosas­ H. GRAFF, The farmer who can't do without his la­ For further information apply at tho compa­ Gonorrhoo IIow to cure spine diseasce, Nervous AND t:LAIH AGENT!!. Old Stand, j.ain thoir welI•establishcd reputntion for good ger beer, in a few years finds another kind ny's offico, No. 6 Bowling Green1New York, to Irritation, Despondency, Loss of Memory, Aver. goods e.nd fair dealing. sion to Society, n.nd Love of Solitude. It contains of bz"er necessary. OJi'FICE IN BANNING BUILDING, HENDERSON BROTHERS, MRS. NORTON & KENDRICKS. CARRIAGE &WAGON MAKER No farmers wife ~hould crow over her MOUNT VERNON, OHIO. UOUNT VERNON, Or lo JOSEPH MUENSCHER, Oct. 15yl. Front St., lilt. Vernon, O. Fatherly Advice to Young Lndios, young men, Dco 26-tf Jan 22-y Agent, Mt. Vernon, O. and all contemplating Dla.lrimony. It teaches chickens till they arc grown up, as many a .At the Old Simuel nc.-1 ofLybran.d IIouse. the young mother or those expecting to become W. O. COOP.ER, L. B. lUTCBE.LL, R. T. PORTER EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, little brood has disappeared one by one, the LARGE and well selected IlEAUTIFUl, IIAIR, mothers, bow to rear their o1rspring. llow to ro­ work of rats. K ARRIAGES, Buggiee and Wagons, constant. move pimples from t.be face. It telle how to cure COOPER, PORTER & MITCHELL. Nature's Crown. · C ly an hnnd, and also made to order. Attorne:,s & Counsellersat Law. Leucorrhrea or Whites, Folling of tho Womb.­ Management of Manure. Repail"ing of aU kind., well anJ promptly In8amation of the Bladder, and all diecafe1 of the OFFICE-In tho Ma.sonio Ilall Building, Ma.in You Must Cultivate it done, nod a. reasonable rates. genital organs. Marrjcd persons nnd otlicrs who If the excrements of the cow and horse istreet, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Feh. 17-y GR.AI HAIR Also, Horse Shoeing, at tho Old Stnnd deeire to oecape the perils of disen.Ee, should cn­ are applied as a top dressing in a green Eut of Main atreet. All work warranted. closo the price of the work, n.nd n.eeivc a. copy by Dr. Jacob Stamp, SUITABLE FOR Is I\ certain indication Thankful for past patronage, I ask old friends return mall. state, t.hcre must necessarily be n great a.nd the publie genf\ra.lly to call and seo my stock PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, of dccny at the roots. Thie book has recei\'ed more thn.u 5,000 rocom­ waste of their strength by evaporation, and Coach and Carriage Factory, before purchasing elsewhere. II. GRAFF. menda.tions from tho public press, ond physicians FFICE in Wolff'a New Building, corner of ALL SEASONS OF THE YEAR, Mt. Vernon,August 6-ly :.:i.re recommending persons in their vicinity to if not so used, until they have rotted down O Main street and PublicSqua.re, Mt. Vernon. AND GENERAL REPAIR SHOP, New Style. Importn.nt Cha.n,re. send for it. to a fine conditi9n, without being compost• Dr. Ste.mp is the Military Surgeon for Knox A REAL llAI1I, RESTORER A!!D DRESSING N. B. Ladice in want ofo. pleasant nnd safe ed, suited to the purpose of -top-dressing, county. June 24-, 1885-y VINE STREET, NEAR THE RAIL-ROAD, Combined In One Bottle. S. H. BENEDICT & CO. remedy for irregularities, ob1truclion1, &c., cn.n ALL GARMENTS Especially deaignod for tho us~ of the Medical obta.ioDr. Nichol's Femnlc Monthly Pills at tho there must have been a waste by the es­ G. E. McKOWN, .MOU.NT VERNON, OHIO. MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S DEALERS IN Doctor'e Office, No. 6 Boever street. cape of those gases during decomposition, Profession and the Family, possessing those in­ WA.RRA.l\'TED TO FIT, trinsic medfo.inal vropcrties 1\'hich belong to an HA.JR RESTORER CAUTION.-Me.rricd ladies in certain 1itua­ which gases if saved l,y composting, the Old and Pure Gin. S. H. ·JACKSON• DENNJS CORCORAN. Will Restore Gray Hair to its Hats, Caps and Furs, tioos, should not u1e them-for reasons, see di­ nitric acid &c., would have made a tceble SURGEON - DENTIST. And :Made in the Neatest Manner. Indispensable '-O Females. Good for Kidney Natural LU'e, Color and Beauty, rections wit.hea.ch box. Price$!. Sent by mails bulk equally as good, which con!titute the complaints. A delicious Tonio. Put up in ca.­ JACK:SON & CORCORAN Buffalo Robes, Gloves, Umbrellas, &c. to all parts of tho world. value and ~trength of these manures­ OFFICE IN WARD'S BUILDING, ses, containing one dozen bottles each, and sold It' is a· most delightful lfair n'ressing. p:a,-·1oOOboiosaont thi,;mouth-allhn.Yo a.r­ therefore, these manures should either be --•-- by all druggists, grocers, &c. A. M. Bininger & ESPECTFULLY inform tho public and It will promote lnxnriant growth. NO. 201 SUPERIOR STREET, rived sate. R their friends that they have entered ioto o. Co:rnerof Main and Vine streets, over Grant & Always on hand :ind for eale, a largo and com­ Co., estaDllshed 1778, No. 15 Beaver street New FALilING lLUR is immediately cl1ecked. N. B. Persone nt dietanco can bo cured n.t composted when i,rccn and strongest, or be parnership, for the purpose of manufacturing home by addressing n. letter to Dr. J. Teller, immediately apphcd to and mixed up with and Atwood's store. plete stock of York. March 26-ly. • Mn. 8. A. ALLEN'S ZVLOBALSAltUJ,£, nnotAd CLEVELAND, O. RESIDENCE-No. 18 Gambier ,trcet, Mt. Carriages, Ba.rouches, Rockaways, Buggiea, pq,arati,q11 /lit' Jiu Hair; c/e•r a11tl fra,ujarni.t, enoloeing a remittance. 1Ucdicine8 ueuroly soil, before any of their strength is lost, a Vernon, Ohio. July 21.,- :a:. L. Gr::H.E~E Wagons, Sleighs a.nd Chariots, and doing gen­ wit/unit sedhntnl. It Is 1.1tr7 szinjk and eftn,. jJr(J(Wus ,JJ:!i!r' Country Merchants visiting the CiLy are pa.ckag, from.obsorva.tion, sent to any part of the during fermentation and decomposition.­ Gents' Furnishing Goods. eral Repairing Business. 'WD1Ulerfal result.I. Its peat s11frrii1rity anrl r age and work, particularly in hot weathe., Singer's Sewing J'llachlnc. stnff, and employ none but experienced mechan­ rro~tB"~itl~s~•:n~ ~~P!~P·1~ihN~!':~.,~k'. ;;sl ■t-, Jan.12, ly. The manure alone can neither absorb nor ffi)J1~~ll~~~~ I take pleasure in saying to my friende that I CELEBRA'fED ic e, we feel confident that all who favor us with NORWAY OATS. fix the ammonia or nitric acid-more ma• am so1e a.gent for Knox county, for Singer's cel­ their patronage, will be perfectly satisfied on a. "Teach Yom1g Men at Sclu,ol, 1chot tlies ahall be SAJJPLES SEJ.YT PREE TO FARMERS. Manhood-How Lost, How Rostored. terial is necessary to do il.-Massachusetts OFFICE-Nos. 2 & 3 Woodward Block, up e'Lra.ted Sewing Machine, tho best now in use, trial of our work. All our work will be wn.r­ required to perform in tlie vithout A GOOD FAMILY CARRIAGE. Enquire or Brown. One Comb sent by mail for $I. For A SK your Doctor or Druggist for Sweet Qui­ u.lo. Send for.J'irculnra and Prices. gone.ro.lly i1 rel'llleotfully eolicite