The Journal-Republican from Wilmington, Ohio • 1

Wilmington Journal a Business Cards CQntinned at present large shareholders in ths enterprise and with their own mean BANKS I Txi XlAWv by a man and two dogs and guided indicated that she was no tyro in aSSSSESSE 4 ego c8s C' a a fl a 4 4) ef 1 fii ti 0 a a U) 03 TJ a to fl a C5 ar smoking his pipe of peace "In Holland I first saw dogs wo 3 86781 127833 181280 1221 m' 710 604 a 000 a GOING' viExpressand MailAccommodation Local reight Coal 159 749 a rt Vi iney were assured bvlhe two or nnl prospectors and believed I i mal in this country and like other hard working honest people is too tired to skylark around and bark at night the cow has little time to chew her cud in repose The wo men have their that is the glorious right of working as hard as a man and in the same dirty I avocations While': the oppressed sisters of America have time to make themselves miserable and ca vort aver the country in search of their rights the staid women of this country are quietly but diligently plowing the fields harvesting the grain cleaning the public streets loading and' unloading vessels and with the aid of with whom they are oftenharnessed drawing heavily laden wagons and doing such other labor as usually per formed by men Would it not be i well for the sisters of America to rig up a Mayflower and set sail for the land oflibertywhcre they can work as hard and as "long as man and no one to gainsay or make them afraid? What a glori ous field is now' opened for their long unused muscles? an act like virtue has its own re ward' yet it might in some degree cancel our nationalobligations to the Dutch for their loss of the Pil grim athers PIANO AND OHGAN TUNER published and? wilL be sent REE to applicants MJ RRT CO SEEDSMEN! Novl43m Detroit Miehiffai m746 a 400 Arrive 12 19 Z708 550 a 0000 a tHBfl ikgy were washed These tests were made in with one of You might with the aid of a pile force i wedge through their heads hut you could never drive a conception of a joke into Yet to a stranger they have ahu morouJ side? day Rotter dam I sacrificed myself to 'that abominable nuisance of Europe table d'hote with a view of seeing the Holland feed and it Was one of the most comical sights I ever wit nessed Th ere were three long ta bles on either side of which "in funeral array were solemn The Singer Sfiil Triiimphan GOING Express and Mail Accommodation: ajce JT TTORNEY AT LAW CirelevillaOhia jJw 'Rafartnea Otis Ballanu "Esq irst National Bank Circleville undersigned has several unfurnish JL ed rooms which will letto those who with to fnrniah lhem ahd will board them at a price that can tiot faii to satia vaii ano exa price of board Nov 21 3 s' I Ent ATTORNEY AT LAW Will practice VinTClinton and adjoiningcouaties Blocky Main Street DIALERS IN Watches Glocks jewelry Solid Silver Silver plated Ware And Musics Llnstruments of All Kinds TA TC11ES CL CKS AMD JE WELR Ji EP A 1R ED A ND WARR A NT ED South Street Wilmington Ohio 4 XMXS Xo'AXNJs L' TXLTAIR A TTORNEAT? JV aver irstNational Bank jfc Sloane will be present in Wilining tea durixg the of all courts and 'will give special attention ito'busincss in Clinton and Highland camaties May2Lf Gnaraateed 4 VL i a i Plastering: TI1HE undersigned have formed a pattner ship and are prepared to execqfe all kinds of plain and ornamental 'plas tering at any season of the year in ton Hnd adjoining counties'pThey refer to the irst ofc Wilmington for a specimen of their work' guarantee satisfaction in all cases kinds of cast centre pieces mould ings and other ornaments furnished order on the cheapest terms MURPHY Oct 17 6m O'LEARY A Wilson MD OERS his professional services to the oitixens of Reegeville and vicinity Office at the Drug Store July '4 1972 6m Passengpr trains make direct connection at Morrow with passenger trains on Pitts burgh Cincinnati St Louis Railway DUBl auu esi Direct connections are made: at Lancas ter with trains on the Colnmbus 'Hock ing Valley: Railroad for Columbus Athens Chillicothe Marietta Ironton and Pprts mouth Connection is 'made Zanesville with trains on Baltimore A Railroad for all Eastern cities Connection is made at Dresden Junction with passenger trains on Pittsburg Cin cinnati St Louis Railway to and from Pittsburgh and the East BAILEY General 'Ticket Agent' WAITE flujfti BERRY Agent SCHOOL A GENT OR GREENVILLE SCHOOL Myers Thresher and Separator Bells Blan chester "or particulars' address as above aX kJrt 4 AVING purchased the above establish lament! intend Upkeep the best the market affords st all hours which Will be Sold as lowsr lower than any other estab By strici attention lb business I hope to receive share ofc public patronage The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds of fat stock hides and sheep Watches (Jocks JEWELRY Silver and Plated Ware Musica Instruments 'South Street Opposite the Court house BARepalrlng done to order Terms Cask jAWKMwgJjmaTOXOBio Proprietor" Livexy and Sale Stable at tached mine rooms and learn 3 PEIRCE Pro'r Osborn Babb TAEALERS IN GROCE ft IE8AND PRO 'U VISIONS Wholesale and and Glassware imported direct from England Table Ctetlery NovlO ly ILLtAM SCOIELD Manufacturer of Woolen 'Goods' offers saperiorin daeements'in the manufacture of lannels Casximeres' Satinets Jeans Tweedtj Lin Jv" Blankets Knitting YarnAci Cash 'T ly7 that a stiii perpetrateduponus kindly agreed 1 tion of giving to his detection bf the fraud until we wouU sendjo'n a party tqeijai vestigate the whole With equal kindness he Consented to im mediately' report the fatiguing trio 'frnmtwhinh hfe hnri Ent inst rMnrfrvk It outranksthe savor of your din ed'and to give us the benefit of his i per cuts short a hearty laugh gives information and investigations your nose a celestial turn seasons party' returned! last night? and is often loud IWe' have examined' all the "points tested oy ur iking ana nave made 1 numerous analytical i all of which go to prove that he was right in his conclusions that the ground is absolutely worthless and not dia 1 mond boaring and that it has been made the field of an ingenious and I infamous fraud repeated the tests made by mo on the occasion of my first visit at points a third of a mile distant from the point where I had nreviouslv found as rnnrtnJ Hn 1 impositions by which scientific men I monds and rubies Innumerable in other ages were led to believe I tests showed the gravel to abso that they had bought the art of I Jutely barren showing that the gems transmuting base metals i into gold found werecplaced in the various The'JnearjWbo'ave succeeded in samples of gravel taken between the captivating greattaptt4lUi8j4id time they were icollected and the competent mining experts have showed that they possessed a rascal ly sort of alchemy they have made gold themselves that have given in return lying stories of diamond fields" which "never existed rLast spring two sharp California members of that unique craft so well known in the Pacific States and Arnold by made their appearance in San ran ci8ce'with8pecimens of rough dia monds that they'alleged were picked up in a locality from which they had just returned They offered to guide thither any agent of persons who were ready and willing to buy this Wonfferfur field? Their stories were calculated' to inflame the imagination and excite the cupidity those who heard Dia monds were blazing on the surface ot tne rocky soil or gleaming the perforated crest of ant hills and in crevices of ledges Moneyed men were privately informed' of the representations of these explorers who knew enough to go at once to eminent bankers capitalists and dealers in mining property Such men as Win Ralston a' San rancisco millionaires and Cashier of the the Bank of California be came: interested enough to send a mining expert to examine the so called diamond fields' Mr' Henry Janin on behalf of these gentlemen went to the with Arnold and Slack and prospected the local ity towhich he had been guided Itis noticeable that the cunning discoverers themselves 1 turned over the soil and picked up the gems be fore the eyes of Janin? the agent of the San rancisco operators Dia monds' rubies sapphires emeralds and garnets in a rough state were found' in considerable anin returned to San rancisco made a highly favorable report as to the genuineness of the representa tions of Slack Arnold andithe richness of the diamond fields The two worthies sold their entire claim for $650000 in gold? 'The purchasers organized the Sanrran cisco" New York Mining and Commercial Company wi th a capi tai stock ot Tfie principal stockholders were Ralston Milton Albeft GanseLewis Sloss Geo? Roberts Maurice? DoreJWmV Lent A Harpending and Colton' of San rancisco and Barlow and Gen? Geo McClellan fof uew orK rue siock was not put on tne market but was judiciously locked up until further develop ments The second examination ofthc diamond ground w8 made under the supervision of Clarence Kin Uni ted States geologists and several stockholders" including Janin? It shows that the gems were found bn the surface of the soil or gravel which was of less specific gravity than the precious stones thatthey were in positions where Nature alone1 could never have placed them that theydid hot exist wheehad their occurrence been genuine the inevit able laws of Nature must have car ried them tliarthe whole lathe work1 of a swindler who knew enough to select apot'where every geological parallelism aided in the deception This exposure has been followed by an explosion of the whole giganticcheat and the latest' dispatches say that one of the guilty persons has made a' clean breast of the whole trau sac ti on? The" gems were bo ug ti in Europe? and with them Jhe" ground was as mmeroay or stocked to decei ve Janin got his eyes opened knd exposes tfce deception practibocl on him He comes forward and makes 8 Ri Nickerson A TORNEY Office oter JWL' Store Second Do6r 8My27ei Cincinnati A Mnaklngum Valley 'AN 'ind afier' Monday August 12th VZ 1872 trains will leave and arrive at ITT SJi LATTOiNEYSAT doors east at the 'Post Office up stairs MaVeh 21 ly pf 7:18 Arrive Trains all other: trains PEABODY Master of Transportation PILLSBURY General Passenger Agent The Marietta Cincinnati In connection with the Baltimore Ohio Railroad orms the great SHORT LINE between the East and West The only line running Elegant Day Coaches and Pullman i Palace Drawing room and Sleeping Cars from St Louis Indianapolis Louisville and Cin cinnati to Baltimore and Washington City without change Passengers by this line avoid all transfers and save from 50 to 77 i miles travel and from 4 to 6 hours in time Ask for tickets via Parkersburg Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad ime Table at (station GOING kast: Way Mail 8:35 a ast Line tait: Chillicothe Accommodations St Louis Express 11:25 a going west: Hillsboro 8:12 ast Lint 3:18 Way Mail 6:03 Bi douis express a Hillsboro Branch leaves Blanchester for jHiUxbxiro 0:00 ajn and 8:00 a and 5:00 Trains marked don't stop marxea a run aaiiiy: uaiiy except Sunday Daily eat Ma rket JG dUTCAMf REEVEAL MUTTON PORK Sou tK yfopposl teOibor and abb7 Grocery? whatwasjobtained by the earlier ex pedition ft way put I wag told in great detail' the story and adveu turea of the two so productive trips I looked upon my investigation a undertaken not to? determine the fict of the discovery Vutte ascer tain approximately the extent and value of the same Having thus good grounda for be in the honesty and produc tiyeness of the discovery was all prepared to become the victim to covered wasso carefully prepared for whatever engineer be selected to the examination Had I been allowed more time as I desired in make my in vestigationj it was probable that? would have' detected the fraud At? the same time it is possible'that the same saltins game might have been kept up and my good? opinion of the property have? been not only confirmed but increasedZWith the lights'bofore them finding so readily and considering they did no outside prospecting it is not suf prising that the ten members of the Roberts party confirmed my errone ous A further explanation of the mistaken opinion of myielf? and others ris found in the patient ingenious nature of iraud your dreams enough to arouse you from profound sleep ur the connoisseur of spi cy breezes Amsterdam in the months of July and August the place It Jias nine hundred and ninety nine distinct smells" Cc rom the New York Tribune The Great Diamond raud Colorado is exposed at last It will ong be remembered as one of the most successful frauds of modern times? ranking with the ingenious nKMotMiffla GALIZEBY 'YIOTTAGE GALLERY on the vif houae Lot opposite Hhe rTreAy terian Church9 Photographs taken in the best style no7 (f And we felt' considerably 'worried We hailed a driver we used to know And hurried to ask the reason I Hesaid ah he sadly 'shook his head i That the horses were all a rt! Syt a Ana so we silently went our way To the place where we kent our fillv: We found her weeping at 4he eyes and nose 'And shaking as though chilly JZ In we offered her tempting oatsf 'And a warm and smok ing She turned her head' from the fragrant bait And swallowed as if she were choking We shook down a bed of fresh new hay 1 krt 1W GAWTI i lx olat Mu MV 40 UV 1 And we gazed at the sad ile verhead With its shining stirrupsand holster I I We thought as we looked inher glazing That her troubles would soon be over Never more would she crop the generous grass Or gaze on the crimson' clover' Slowly we turned from the stable door With heart that was sadly beating i And when we went in the early morn We found her quietly eating a a rom tho Cincinnati Gazette Ilollautl and Its Institutions BY WILLIAM DAVIS An American in England does ousand miles from borne for despite the exagge rated accounts of the provincial isms ot the English be does not meet with more peculiar with peculiar dialects than he will find in the different sections of his own cuuntry sThe Yorkshire dialect is the mosqon the day of my arrival in Rotter marked departure from pure Eng dam a heavily laden boat drawn lish that he will find and the dis by a man and two dogs and guided trict which fosters it in all its rude by a woman whose strong arms force is very limited Compared steady eye and composed bearing with the weak mawkish negro dia indicated that she was no tyro in ket of our Southern States spoken the business Behind were her flow by the betterclass wilh the addition ers forward in a small recess her of a sentimental drawl it is far ah niss errunted fowls cackled and the perior There is too much venerable rooster perched upon the blood in America for an American back of a porker crowed while on not to feel when England that hei decked appeared the heir and hope is with his own kindred Let him? of 'the boat a youth of about six however some morning take a summers standing serenly in his steamer at the London docks and wooden shoes and thoughtfully the next morning wake up in Hol smoking his pipe of peace land and presto! all is changed In Holland I first saw dogs wo There is not an'object or men and cows used as beasts of livingcreaturc which heYemembers Lburden Thedog is a useful "ani to have ever seen or heard and he willgo abbut in a dazed sort of wav as if in a dream and if his stay is brief his memory of dt will be of a dream character and forever af terward when'he undertakes to speak of ithe inust 'first take hold of his coat collar and gives himself an intellectual shaking in order to assure himself that he is not deal ing infiction This is the country which Hood says to be in order to be and to a stranger the inhabitants seem to have barely escaped destruction and saved their old gable ended houses and wind mills which the devil did not think worth destroying and the queer little people with anxious fa 1 ces appear to be gropiog around in the gloomof their dawning salva tion for some' solid firm foundation whereon they may their weary feet The dikes or dams of which! Hood made irreverent mention arel absolutely 'necessary for the salva tion of Holland Otherwise dur ing high tide the' seat would wash over it It is a marvel that any people should select a bog and it below the level of the sea to live in and it js more marvelous that life I can be sustained on Their build ings rest on piles and are held to gether with numerous Many of themlean over several The people bfHolland are'ihon feet and occasionally? upon the rot est straightforward and earnest ting or sinking Qf' the piles? some1 they never joke seldom smile totter ana tan At Amsterdam the chief public building rests upon: thirteen thousand six hundred piles driven down ever sixty feet before? they reached solid ground The stolidearnest men the wo 1xnenwitb th'eir snow white'caps and queer? spiralornaments projecting above their eyes likexwo horns from a gold or brass band the dbg carts COWJ teams windmills canalswhere streets ought "to be the tall gable ended bouseswith five orsix stories the mirrors projecting from' every windew J) means of Dutchmen They evidently had ex wbich yburmeasure' is' taken by hausted all the arts of the dressing thousands of unseen and the I room" in preparing for impof strange jargon of their language tant occasion As they sat in pro all unite to tell thetourist that he found silence like so many autom ia a strangeramong strangers in atonaj their resolute and 'fixed ex iprebsion piainiy saju we uavv weifynpfi tuiR matter carAruii ana at least the women: for notwith counted the cost we shall go inrongn wnnjjtqraie tne at throughout the "en tire ten courses extending over a period of there nonsense They never smiled but accepted leach coursewithout note or comment andmade a clean next course appeared It was "a TI1 After Sir John i jook8 up' to 'return thanks to his Not awuad wm heard the ri lent Btreei anjeceiveg another ope hnme rom wft hnTiaJ ni DlB iaVUL VUBULYIllia BllL'U or we found not a street car carriage or I twinkle in theeyes of passers by i 'J rariiDindffinp fronr thb antniniin ac tion of hia dough faced angel that she "'has not fully appreciated blessing she has 7 conferred upon himaud thinking that she may keep up tins hydropathic action re: fardless of his presence or absence' concludes it prudent to beat a retreat to his hotel and put 'on dry clothing 3' The canals are a great feature and the smells which emanate from them greater Theyr the ca nals? occupation for a large number of the 'inhabitantsThe' boats are managed by the owners and their familiesVwho reside upon them A young Dutchman takes a wife and" the two toil together until they obtain a boat of their bwn On it their children are born and reared it they'1 have their dogs chickens pigs and flowers and in a little chubby hole in the stern in jaroom about the size of a I tf 1 respectable dry goods box tne neat housewife has her tidy little parlor with lace curtains to her one eight by ten inch window (Lace cur tains area feature in Holland and all' Germany die frau may dispense ith carpets op her floor but tor a I ace curtain would? in her estimation be a lasting disgrace) The boat is generally drawn by the husband with the assistance of dogs the wife acting as helmsman' Not infre quentlythe the hus place by thesicTe Such a (picture was vouchsafed me strange and tar away Jajd The people must lie amphibious' 12 standing tbemoisture" of their ch ihateand the fact that' they live in a marsh the women are constantly drenching their houses particularly the front of them with' water Any pictureof a Dutchwoman that does" not represent her with' a mon inf one bucket' of water 'in sweep? of their tke the other would hot be true tojife'j next course appeared Itwas aThejiCitizens and 'strangers who solemn business whichthey dis: have cut their eye teeth walk in the charged with the same conscientious middle ofthe street but a verdant particularity that they gave to their tourist "will sometimes be attracted devotions: bv the fiditterof rare and coatlv nh Sneakinir of devntinna jects in show window and will in me that I attended divine scrviceiin Docently draw iiearffdrTa closer I the Luthern scrutiny About the timehe is ini Cathedral bn Bunday evening? danger of apoplexyfrom extreme! The audience 'was large and one cf enjoyment a bucket of cold water the most attentive andreverent I descends upon his head and'relieves had ever witnessed During the bi from his immineni peril He sermon hot an eye swerved from the TOB ACCOinST3 xj Office House Building6 XApl81y CIGARS TOBACCO AND PIPES I Corner bouth and Main SUWilmington'O 10 ly 1 preach er and there was' a mo ve 1 a clean breast of the matter in i the when some honest bur following letter to the Trustees of gher wearied took al the San New York standing posture which many did? Mining and Commercial Company without diverting attention Like tlflnembn the night of the' me wuaxers tne men kept 5 tneir iQth wst Clarence KingU 3 naturally excite hats on AU the? church doors 1 re Geologist? in charge of the ortieth men that they thei al QaAul kJUlf 9 aXI wVa UO Wv V4M I 'v finished the benediction pronbunc line announcement that "he had they were assured XXI an iha OAVt AM? nllrr I 'I 1 a 1 I V) 4) 1 Afl ft nrs vn aiagaitt in waar mu mi mi i supposed diamond fields and that I trips had already bean by them his i conclusions proved conclusively to these fields at long interval and that "a stupendous frapd" had been that each trn had resulted in the Mr King production of large value in precious Kinaxy agreea ra Torego (ni8j mien I mediate publicity BUU wlu raue impie I UlvU AuvOD vUUvILlcfl UnuieU CDw banks in this city and one in New TYdi in'whi tne woaott bf gema were deposited assured me that they had full faith in thestatements of the prospectors? aud finally inform? el me that as a' result d( their in I estigationff? andbf their consequen I faith the integrity and value of i I the discovery they themselves had I purchased a large joint interest at high figures This last statement I investigated anol verified One of these two gentlemen subsequently I accompanied me to the fields and shared my favorable opinion While discounting very largely in my own mind the statements of the prospectors as quotedrby me they still Ipft me forcibly 'impressed with the belief that such largesuma had I been obtained' from this ground aa to preclude any suspicion of salting Diamonds and rubies both In the rough and wero shown to me and in good faith from those fields The diamonds were many of them of considerable value 1 and were ranked as a hieh averajzik quality by New Ybrk Thediamonds pisWtipby the Ust expeditjgjjjpfjire mostly small and ATTORNEY AT LAWtAND NOTARY V' njOhio i atteation to collections iadministrati6X ai other business con fided to No 3 71 ly I ERRY i aU lilaetrateiand Priced Catalogue of Dutch Bulbs and Baldwin A (PR XR A TLA WrOTART PUBLIC Real Estate and 1 Government Clsiin Agent Blanehee tsr'OhfoU in Block over rug Aug' 22 1872 ly 1 LI QVINBT A' 'MKLVTLLN HATH Quinby 'Hayes TTORNEY8 AT LA WZ Wilmington OhioZWill Clinton aud MERIT APPRECI the following figures taken ffom the sworn reports of sewing machine I sales for the past three years show in toby we sold In 1870 we sold 'In 1871 we sold Outstripping all our1 'competitors over 58000 machines as the sales of but one other company (Wheeler Wilson) last year reached 128256 machines ront rthe above figures it will be seemthat onrrivals in trade are far behind usthat the popu larityof the New amily Binger is stead ily and largglyrincreasingiT so vain as to suppose that these large sales are due to superior business: capacity so much as to the merits of our machine as well as the judgment and observation of those who buy and use aud are personally interested in comparing the merits of the different machines beforemaking a selec tion: AOursmachines tell "their Own story in the range and variety of family sewing of which they are capable i To purchasers ot sewing we would say the and see for yourselves A KLINGERji' Ajrent Wilminston Ohio' erers We had sieves' with which one may make his tests alone and unas i sisted and were obliged to make the test by the slow arid laborious pro cess of Jigging the gravelpacking the same on horseback to water and there washing it in gold Un der these conditions assistance be came necessary Alongthese out siae tines ne iouna as oetore several ant hills with rubies on their sides One was foundsimilarlyprepared? which I had never efo rer seen Careful and thorough from the extreme bottofttf these hills and from the ground around around them showed the ground to be abso lutely barren 'and proves that th6 rubies on thorn were fraudulently placed there? with the expectation that these points being bn: the line of survey wquld be examined with the correct calculation thatthe oc currence of gems such con ditions would be considered conclusive that 'the occurrence was a natural one Tt was upon one of tnese am miis tnat i louna upon first1 visit a diamond so placed as to be clearly the work of The same remarks apply to the ant hills found below the sandstone bluff Here the 'hills are richer in rubies and yielded me diamonds in my previous washings Similar tests proved that these ant hills also had been prepared for inspection The careful prepara tibri'ean be rubies and diamonds are found: In com pany with Gen Colton I prospected the tailings of my old yashingsand found rubies Opposifethis is an outcrop ot conglomerate diss tant 200 yards from the point and forming a same bluff My attention was several times called to the point" of my firs visit as having prospected well oh previous occasions 1 did not then examine' this place as did not wish to act upon any hints or suggestions as to thepoints I should examine' 'On this trip however? recalling these suggestions 1 ex amined this bluff andfo and rubies on the top of the satneand ontho bare rock under sucljonditions that they must liave beei) placed there It further proved thab a line of rubies was sprinkled from this point for 100 yards toward the dis covery Repeated tests proved that these occurrences' Were superficial and artificial AS the gtllch which drains thebuff aud under honest conditions of the occurrence of diamonds above it would jbe found the sunk by Afr King and tested by us proved the soil to be barren Rubies and diamonds were founds down to the edge of this gulch and there stop ped? At the very head of the 80 ca'led' gathered from ond sievefull of gravel 43 rubies i 2 I ftWe gathereddiamonds and rubies from the large'piece of sandstone above as had beendone byevery party the ground: Here too the" convictionsof fraud are numerous and jrre8istible Sin ee I professionally posed Ji scovery the reBponsibility of investments made Bufiftequentto report and the consequent losses' of 'courses rests upon me In 'partial explanation of a parent ease in which I vm befooled I must be allowed to go back 4 the tjme when I first heard of this affair and when my services were engaged In the latter of lastMaylwas in New JYork' and was called2 upon br two gentlemen of this city both 'dinrBSBBT: TjROPRirTOR THE WILMINGTON nJ A wk A A 1 AT I aw I I 1 Uv UUU I A A11CU I U1 Trees Shrubs? Reses Grapevines Green heuse Plants Wilmington Ohio Six i ty acres planted in every variety of ruit Ornamental and Deciduous Trees Grapes Nov 10 ly cWWUW Olgers LAW New Vienna "WHgtpraclicP iiClintoa $and the 'adjoining eeantiesA 1 Ang lly Dr A Davis EHYSICIAN 'AND SURGEON Office at residence on South street Taquare ierlh of the Chnton IlouBe Wilniington Okie NovlO ly AJones ptllYSTCT AN SURGEON? Office JL and yjssideace $ornerMainand Mul berry streets Wilmingt0 nkOhio Novl0 ly JR WalkerpPHYSICIAN4 AND SURGEON' Office 11 in Marble's Block Locust etreet Wil Biingtori Ohio Nov lO ly 5 THYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Jl in Block Loeust street Wil mington No 10 pif'HeaiT A A TTORNEY AT LAW Hillsboro Ohioi rttWill practice in all the Courts of theState and in the Distriet and Circuit'Ceurts of the United States nol2 tf Doan White WTTORNEYSr'At 'LAW No 70 South Jw street Wilmington Ohio 82 tf lllldebrant? SJone fc Dwlgrins A TTORNEYS AT LAW Wilmington Will practice in Clinton and adjoin iag 'counties 4 June672 i II Van Tress i AND JOINER Hating located at Wilmington: will contract or building and furnishing: materia for Houses and Barns Brick or rame on shrL notiee GHopingibyA strict attention to business to merit a of the public patronage Also Doors Blinds and sash made and glazed to charges reoasonable Store on Mulberry bet Mainand Locust stOetun XtaMeMi! "piANO AND ORGAN TUNER'AND REPAIRER? riritsWilmingion regu Irly nd solicitsi the patronage of his many friends His charges are moderate cornea well reeommended He vioes his work carefully: Leave orders at the Office Alee' agent forthe illiam Bourne McPhail and Arion Pianos and the Smith Wood Simmons Clough and JXpang Organsft A OctiTtf PUBLIC died! mort 'J of and nr iwvai i ft" IUBUU 1 moots Office ia th Post Office I A XX' Jw6tf 1 Very V5X 'Henry Janin fa'ah 'discovered that the fumes of burning brimstone was a of the epizootic? and fired some in his barn andrthen weRtto dinner while it burned' eubiequeutly to a neighbor that that barn never did suit him where it was and that Cicero never owned a horse and yet was happy We have met' somewhere the fol lowing condensed system of garden ing for ladies: your bed1 in the morning sew buttons on your uusuana snirc ao not rakeny grievance's protect the vouncand tender branches of your family jHanf a suiile: of good temper' on your face and carefully root out allSangry feelings and expect a good crop of happiness: Sunflowers are raised in Waton county Minn' for fuel The oily seed in the flowers is found to make a hot fire and 'the woody stock? when' dried furnishes a good substitute foy limberwhich' ia very scarce in that region It is esti mated that two acres will produce enough to last an ordinary family Tho paper having the1 largest cir the paper of tobaoeo the sand pa per? Paper containing mant fine points paper of needlea 7' Ruled the rench press i The paper that is full of row th? Pier of pper(w) rapping aper bill? 'taking the sheriffs war has no mi jiyieyellitMr hif motherof terrible? fire? at Chickamauga asked by her why he did not get be Bind XCtn WRST ATIOM AWBi I OHIO Capital Boswoanr President 1 Nichols Cashier and suenoedihe incredibility which S' uouiaiiy cxciieu DY'iue' state main locked until: the services are (Parallel Surveymade us the start testigated the thaA 1 i kn i i Xi ft ea ana tue congregation tormaiiy dismissed 4 It is their custom to luck all tbedoors when the services cbinmence? and not to openthem untiP This course excludes the restrains the'impa tieut 4 In unswerving integrity wincK mills and stinksIIolland beats the world?" 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