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laiplements Stores. AGRICULTURAL VABEHOUSE. STREET, XENIA. RICHMOND TLOWS (Gxscisr). RAYMOND ROBERT'S PLOW WHITELEY PLOWS, MILLER PLOWS, CUTTING BOXES' CORN HELLERS, SEED SOWERS, SHOVELS, 5 SPADES, FOSKS, AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED WHITELEY CHAMPION AND MOWER.

CLOVER, TIMOTHY, HUNGARIAN AND BLUE GRASS SEEDS, CONSTANTLY ON HAND. THE niG II EST MARKET PRICE IN CASn PAID FOR ALL KIND OF FIELD 11 GAR EH SEEDS. ALSO, DEALERS IN IRON STOVES AXD TINWARE. JefTeries Carey. GROCERIES AND LIQUORS! at HENRY FARREL'S, Opposite the old Depot building, Detroit Street, Xcuia, O.

Henry Farrel takei thii method of informing the eitiieaa of Xenia, nd surrounding country, that be has recently added a Rrcat deal to hit former iargo slock of mim ISO- LIQUORS A is now, and at all times, pH-pared to furnish bis canoinera with the best of everything io his Uae business, aad at the most BE A SO XA BLE FIGURES. ALT KINDS OF GROCERIES, Ceft4, Hicc, iisA, Sugar, Molasses, Teas of all Kinds, Starch in Large Quantity. Raisins, Canities, Svap, Spices, Sic. II 2 AT aad FLOUR at all tia for srle Also. Buckets, Tubs Baskets.

reams, Waeh Bosnia, Ac. All kinds of LIQUORS! Our Stock consists of Both. Foreign and Domestic-, BRANDIIS, WINES, BOURBON, BTE, and IRISH WHISKIES. Sold at Retail or Wholesale All kinds of Country Produce. exchanged for Groceries or Greenbacks.

IIEXRV FARRELL. KEATS. HIDES, PELTS, Ac B. HENNEGXR. R.

BROSMER. rjlHB TJTTDERSIGXED, having entere Into partner hip In the butchering business, propose to carry oa a Daily Meat Market, At the old stand of John Aoibuhl, DETEOIT STREET, XEXIA, OHIO. TTe ire prepared to furnish, at all hours, the best of FRESH MEATS AT LIVING PRICES, The aast eoality of 13EEIT, VEAL, Etc. Always on hand, and fcr sale at the lewest market fgurei. K.

B. Farmers having FAT CATTLE to d'u 0 of, will always find a sal for them by calling a as. HENNEGER BROSMER. The Xenia Sentinel. SETH W.

BROWN. EDITOR Subscriptions to the U. S- 7-30s Received st the First Xational Bank. Feb. 17, 1854.

A- TRADER, Cashier. Strawberry FestivaL' The ladies of the 1st U. P. Church of Xenia, 0., will give a Strawberry Festival at Theological Hall, on Tuesday Eve, JuneCtb, 18C5. The public are cordially invited.

Desirable Building Lot for Bala. I will sell Lot Xo-10, in Leaman's addition to the city of Xenia. It is a beautiful and well located Lot for building purposes. Terms, Cash. J.

G. FECRLE. Public Sale of Land. I will offer at Public Sale in front of the Court-House, on Saturday, Jane 10th, 18G5, at 2 o'clock, three and one-tenth acres land, with improvements, on the Cincinnati Pike, near A. W.

Starts, and which was formerly a slaughter-house. Terms, one-half cash, and balance in oue year; defered payment te be secured by mortgage on the premises. ARBOGARST AMAN. J. W.

KING, Auctioneer. Cgy-Our attention is called to what ap-pears to be a typog raphical error in the call of the Greene County TJuion Central Committee as published in the Torchlight. It is there stated that the State Committee recommended the various Counties to hold their meetings on the 1th, which should bethelOfA. The meeting for Greene County to select delegates to attend the Convention at Columbus, will be held in Xenia, on Saturday June lOlA. To the Public.

If you are a friend of the vile weed" in any shape, and are desirous of procuring the best brands in the market, your safest, cheapest and best plan is to call upon Mr. J. II. Winters, on Detroit street. His reputation for furnishing a good article is firmly established.

At his Store can be found all the leading Kovcls of the day. "A word to the wise is sufficient." 53.Yesterday was appropriately observed by our citizens. All business houses were closeJ, and religious services were held in several of the Churches of the City. Clothing. For a most beautiful stock of furnishing goods, go to the excellent clothing store of.

Mr. James Mitchel, at the old stand of Amos Rogers. The Fourth of July. are of course to have a "Fourth of July and it will be here in four weeks. And the question is.

Shall we duly celebrate it We have had in this country a new birth of freedom. We have come triumphantly out of a great four-years struggle. We have maintained and perpetuated the independence which our forefathers so grandly proclaimed on July Fourth, 1776. Would itnotbe wellfor us to revive the good old institution The Fourth of July as our fathers made it Would it not be well for us to perpetuate it and observe it? and revere it and celebrate it? What say the people of Greene County, and especially those of Xenia? Let us have a grand celebration this year an old-fashioned jubilee a grand Xational holiday in which to kiudle anew the fires of freedom, to celebrate our country's glorious victory, and to take once more the vow of fidelity to our native land. The people in various places are making preparations to duly celebrate the Fourth this year.

Shall the people of our County be indifferent while others are at work? Shall we celebrate the Fourth Let us have a response. "Booth the Assassin." This is the title of a little book of one hundred pages which gives a brief record of the life of the assassin of President Lincoln. lis main statements are doubtless true but a sufficient amount of fiction has been added to make perfect the chain of events. It is an exciting story, and will well repay perusal. It is for sale at the.

Bookstore of Fleming LTeheitt. Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie's Illustrated, and other periodicals, can always be obtained at the earliest dates, at the Bookstore of Fleming Herritt. "Old Folks" of Xenia, gave a Concert at Theological nail on last Friday night. It was well attended and passed off agreeably. 25" A young man named William Downey, residing near Byron, in this County, committed suicide one night last week.

He was' found, by his brother-in-law, Lewis Fry, hanging dead in a barn. An affair with a young lady is the supposed cause of the self-destruction. A soldier named R. F. Roach, died at the Kail-Road Depot, in this City, on Monday night.

He was on his way from Camp Den-nison to his home, near Toledo. Arriving at Xenia, he expressed himself as being very much exhausted, and was taken into the sitting room. In about five minutes thereafter be died dropsy of the heart being the supposed cause. A Smile. Who can appreciate the value of a smile? It lightens tip the countenance with adorning sweetness, indicates a kind heart and radiates gladness to the hearts of others.

It encourages the the afflicted, cheers the sorrowing, disarms wrath, and kindles up genial sympathies and reciprocal regard. W. The "Continentals" sang at M'Millan's Hall on last Friday evening. Their entcr- I tainment was excellent, and was npprecia- i ted hy a largo aulieuce. Notice.

Jfrs.DoDBix begs leave to inform the ladies of Xenia, and vicinity, that 6be has moved to the north-east corner of Market Detroit she will continue the manufacture of hoop skirts to order. Abo, hoop skirts altered and repaired. Agricultural Notice. The Board of Managers of the Union Agricultural Society will meet in Jamestown at the Parker House, on Saturday, June 10th, 1865, at 10 o'clock A. M.

The Premium list for 18C5 will be ready for distribution on that ROBERT BROWN, Pres. Slay 2 2t. jgjr Fleming 4 Herritt have added to their excellent Bookstore, a stamping-press, for printing initial letters on envelopes and letter paper. Give them a call. Prof.

Sieen'i Concert, at Cedarville, on Tuesday evening of this week, was well attended and gave entire satisfaction. Notice. After July 1st, all accounts will be made out every three months, instead of every six months, heretofore our rule and settlement will be made by cash, or note of 20 days, payable at the First Xational Bank. We are compelled to shorten our time on account of the cash system now universally adopted. All accounts will be ready for settlement on as usual.

HOOVEN SONS. General Dealers in Hard-ware. May 12-4t. The Legislature of Connecticut has passed a Constitutional Amendment, striking out the word and thus permitting negroes to vote. It is believed the amendment will be ratified by a large majority of the people of the State.

President Johnson has appointed W. W. Holden, Provisional Governor of Xorth Carolina. Delegates to a Constitutional Convention are to be elected at once. None but loyal men are to be candidates, and none but loyal men will be allowed to vote.

COMMERCIAL. Xenia Market. Corrected weekly by H. Carey, at Harbine's Warehouse, corner Second and Detroit Sts. XENIA, Thursday evening May 26, 1865.

GRAIN MARKET. Wheat, Corn, Buckwheat, Rye Oats, Fall Barley Clover Seed, Timothy, White Beans, Potatoes, Flaxjeed, Shorts, 60 7.1 1 OJ 50 1 OD 6 00 RETAIL MARKET. Butter Esrirs, Lard, Peaches, Pried Apples, Hominy, Rice, Flour wholesale, Flour, per barrel, Cliocse, Coffee, Sugar, 15 25 Si 16 20 $8.00 5 25 2 a 5 Arrival and Departure of Mails. Arrivals. Sibtern Columbus Mail arrives 7.nS a Eastern Columbus and Way Mail arrives 4.35 Western Dayton Mail.

11.55 am Western Indianapolis' Mail. 8.d0 A N'orthern rSnrincRelUI Mail 8.C0 a Northern SpfingfioUl and Yellow SorinRs 1.1 5 Southern Cincinnati 8.23 A and 7.05 S.mthern Cincinnati ana av Jiani ij.oh-f Departure. Eastern Columbus leaves at 8.28 a nd 7.20 Eeastern Columbus and Way Mail at 12.o Western fDavton A Indianapulis at 7.16 A Northern rSorincfieldl at 7.20 Northern SpringBeld Yel. Spriugs at 8.30 a Southern Cincinnati at 7.16 a Southern Cincinnati i. Way Mail at 4.40 Jamestown Mail, arrives daily except Sunday at 16.00 A and leaves at 2.00 m.

lf Letters should be at the Office one-half hour beloro tne timo oi uepariure. Departure. WM. LEWIS P. M.

Purchased Since April 10, 1865. NICHOLS BLACK nave received their spbing stock: purchased at the Lowest Price of the Season. We will sell our Ready-made Clothing at Reduced PiWits at lower prices than the tame quality of Goods brought one year ago. Our stock of Ready made Clothing has been principal ly made to order in the BEST EASTERN MARKET, and is Superior in Quality and Style Of Trimmings and Manufacture. Our present prices areas low ns the Prices other Houses, for (ioods not equal in style or supe rlor in quality.

An assortment of BOYS' CLOTHING Cloths, Casslmercs and Testings. Garments made to order with our nsual care, and at reduced prices. FURNISHING GOODS. A choice and complete assortment. Ilati, Caps, Shirts, Gauze and Silk Undershirts, Linen, Silk and Jean's Drawers, Socks, Linen and 1'aper Collars, Ties, Mows, Scarfs, Gloves, Suspenders, All at the lowest prices of the aenson.

As usual we keep a stork of Military GOODS and TRIMMINGS, and have put the prices on PEACE BASIS. Will sell Juckets and Blouses at two-thirds the prices of oue year a0. "National Guard" come aud see. CUTTING ID UNTIE With the same care as bestowed upon customers Garments. Our assortment is fuller than ever before, and styles seasonable and attractive.

We are determined to ofler Goods at prices thnt will induce those to buy who wish Clotbing that will give them permanent satisfaction. XICHOI, BLACK, Xeuii, M.ij 1st, 1555. 8 of a SECOND Purchase this Spring. 19, 1885. GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

One of the largest and best stocks of DRESS GOODS, In the city, embracing all the new and beautiful SILKS OF THE SEASON. Great Fall in Gold Goods Based on Gold. At the Cash Store of THIRKIELD, Will be found a very large stock of everything kept in a First Class Stork. PRINTS, GINGHAMS, SIIALLAS, SILKS BOMBAZINES, BERAGES, GRAPE MA-BETS, LUSTERS, LACE VEILS, all grades and prices of GLOVES, FRENCH and AMERICAN COSSETTS, NAPKINS, TABLE LINENS, SHAWLS a superior assortment, HOOP SKIRTS, Duplex and the New Invented Eliptio with a full stock of other good makes. Men and Boys' Wear, HATS AND BONNETS For Xadies and Misses.

feAll the above will be sold for Cash at Small Fronts. Gome and see us. mayl9 A. THIRKIELD. $1 Gold and Silver $1 WATCHES.

Fixa Silvkr Ware Elegast Vkst.Cdhb.N kck. Fob. and Oratelaik Chains; Patent Hinge and Oval Band Bracelets, Unique sets of Ladies' Jewelry, Lockets, Charms, heavy Seal Rings, Broni-Statucs, Magic Brooches, Diamonds, Rubies, Em ernlds. Pearls, and Opals set in Pins, Charms, Ao English Silver Oruet Stands, Butter Coolers, Din ner and Tea Services, Pianos, Sewing Machines Ac, valued at ONE MILLION DOLLARS, will be sold by the NEW YOHK JEWELERS' Manufacturing Association, at One Dollar Each Article, without selection, and no article to be paid for un less perfectly satisfactory. CATALOGUE of rich and valuable articles at one dollar each.

100 fiue Gold Chronometer Watches, each $200 100 fiue Gold Enelish Lever Watchc, 1G0 200 Ladies' Gold Enamelled Bijou AVatches, (Jeweled Lcver3,) 150 O00 Solid silver Hunting tnelisn fa- tent Lever Watches. 5-10to80 3000 Rich Vest Chains, Drop 12to75 3000 Heavy Guard and Neck Chains, 12toC0 300 Patent llinee Bracelets, lOtoOO 3000 Uniaue Chatelene Chains with Pins 10to25 6000 Opal Brooches 10to30 6000 Ear Drops 10to30 7000 Cal. Diamond Pins with Chains 10to30 6000 Full Sets of Ladies Jewelry 8to0 60 Silver Dinner lOOtoloO 7o Silver Tea Sets lOOtoloO 3000 English Silver Cruet 20to30 3000 Silver Fruit Urns lotoSO 2000 Silver Butter Coo'ers SiOtoSO 1000 Silver Ice Pitchers 50io7o 5000 Silver Goblets, Gold Lined 15to20 10000 Gold Pens, Silver Pencil Cases. 4 to 6000 Dozen Silver Tea Spoons 15toi20 6000 Dessert 5000 large size Magic-Spring Lockets 10to20 20 First-Class Sewing 40to80 Gold Fob Keys, Thimbles, Tooth Picks, sets of Soltair Sleeve Buttons and Studs, Stone Set, Large Seal, Signet, Chased and Plain Rings, All of the above extensive stock of fine Watches, rich jewelry, silver-ware, are offered hy the New York Jewelers' Manufacturing Association, without exception One Dollar Each. The above Association, organized 1855, consisting of a combination of the largest manufacturers, have appointed a Board of Directors to supervise the proper distribution and sale of their whole Stock of Rich and Costly Ware, without reserve, Eminently Proper for Family Use' or Presents, which will be disposed of on the following Liberal Terms; 1,000,000 certificates, bearing upon their face the names of the articles as above enumerated, are each enclosed in plain envelopes, and sealed, undistinguishabie one from another, mixed and placed in a repository, without choice, from which they are drawn as ordered.

The sealed envelopes containing certificates marked with the name of the article, descriptions, and marked price, it entitles the holders to, will be sent by mail to any address at 25 cents each on receipt of the certificates the purchaser ascertains the exact article he is entitled to, which he can obtain upon the return of the certificate and $1, to the office of the Association. When certificates call for articles too large to be sent by mail, the full express charges must be forwarded, together with cost of Single Certificates, 23 Cents Each. One certificate may obtain you a Gold Watch, Service of Silver Plate, or any other valuable article. There will be no blanks. Packages of Certificates will be sold to Clubs, Schools, Agekts, at the following rates One Certificate, sent to auy address by mail, of 0 25 5 Certificates 1 00 11 Certificates 2 00 30 Certificate (with 5 00 65 Certificate (with premium) 10 00 100 Certificates (with premium) 15 00 The agent or getter up of the Club receives the above premium presents free, with each package of Certificates bought.

Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Goods not pleasing the tastes or fancy of our customers will be exchanged free of cost. Agen's and others will be allowed 10 cents on each Certificate ordered by them, providing not less than five are ordered at a time. Agents will collect 25 cents for each Certificate and remit 15 cents to us. Large orders for packages of Certificates or Articles from Schools, Clubs, the Army, should be sent per Express.

Drafts paynblo toourordei, or "Post PJice Money Orders," should be procured. All orders must be addressed to NEW YORK Jewelers' Manufacturing Association. JEWELERS' BUILDING, Corner Nassau and Ann New Tork. ALFRED KEIGIITELY, President Board of Directors. GIFT BOOKS! ANNUALS, WRI TING DESKS, ALBUMS, A FINE ASSORTMENT AT JA1VIES MITCHEL, at the Old Stand of Amos Rogers, OPPOSITE TEE COURT-HOUSE, Has on hand a good assortment of Ready-made Clothing Which will be sold CHEAP for CASH.

BROAD CLOTHS, FIXE FAXCY CASSIMERES, SATTIXETTS. JEAXS, FAXCY YESTIXGS, HOSIERY, SCSPEXDERS, COLLARS, XECK TIES, and any article in the line of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Also, a nice lot of SPRING STYLES OF HATS, which will be sold low. ES-Come, also, and get ANDREW TIUTCHIS SON to cutout for you a nice, neat suit of good Clothing. will do well to patronize ooe of their number.

mar21-3in JAMES MITCHELL. AND DRESS MAKIEJG. MISS A. J. CKAWFORD IS prepared to show tbe new Spring Styles of Bonnets and Dress Patterns to all her friend? and the public.

Sho has employed an experienced Milliner, from ihe east, who is well qualified to satisfy ail who are wishing Eon nets made or Trimmed. The Dress and Cloak Malting Department, as usual, is unJer JUs Crawford's own direction. -Agency here of the Parker Sewing Machine, which is tbe beat now used for Sewing and Embroidery. aprT-1 in Extraordinary Announcement! Purchasers can avail themselves of the LAST EEAVT DECLINE IS PEICES. MERRICK, fil'CLURE a would announce to the public that having mado their purchases since the latest decline in prices, they will be preaped to offer 1TBXT WZEZEIEC A arg and Splendid Stock of Drv GroocLs, DRESS GOODS CARPETS AT STILL FTJKTHEB SEDUCTION.

We are enabled to do this from the fact that we purchased our stock during the latest severe panic, at from 20 to 30 per cent less than others bought theirs; who made earlier purchases. We offer PRINTS, FAST COLORS, l8o. MUSLINS, 25c. MU3LIN DELAINS, 30c. in new and beautiful styles.

A. LPACCAS in new and choice colors at 75c, fSTc, and worth two weeks since, LOO, 1.35, A. 1ST ID 1.BO. Choice New Style Dress Goods a. l.

similar ivcuuunuiis. Purchasers will obtain some idea of the GREAT DECIillTE that has taken plae during the Inst fortnight, by examining our otocfe. IS THE TIME FOS BARGAINS MERRICK, McCLTJRE CO. mar31 to Main street, Xenia, O. HEW SPRING DRY GOODS.

SPRING GOODS, Bought since the great fall in Gold and Cotton, at RIDElYOTJJi BEALL'S. Hosiery, Gloves, Shoes, Hals, A line line of Cassimere and Men's Wear, of all kinds, at EIDENOTTR BEALL'S. PRINTS, DELAINES, FINE MOHAIR PLAIDS, BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINGS, AT RIDEXOCR BEALL'S. Balmorals, Hoop Skirts, BONNETS, AT RLDENOTJR BEALL'S. Shawls, Ginghams, and Checks, HICKORY TOWELLINGS, AT RIDEXOUR BE ALUS.

CALL AXD SAVE YOUR SONET. mar 17 If you want a Good Clothes Wringer, One that will pay for itself in six months in saving Clothes, go to Bigger Fleming's Store and Tin Store, Detroit Street, and g.t one and try it, If not satisfactory return CaBUTHLBS fi CAR SOU WHOLESALE AXD EETAIL GROCERS IF YOU WAST A GOTO CARRUTHER3 i CAKS0N. IF TOU WAXT SPICES, 60 TO CARRUTIIEK3 4 CARSON. ALSO: QTJEEHSWARE, GLASSWARE. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOAL GIL LAr.lPS, AXD COAL OIL.

ALL FOH SALE CHEAP FOH CASH OH COUNTRY PRODUCE. PLEASE GIVE US A CALL. R. S. FIXTJEY.

J. M. IHItBUKN SUCCESSORS TO J. F. PATTOV, ZSO.

13, MAIN STREET XENIA, OHIO. have bought Mr. Patton's entire stock, consisting of a full supply of Drugs, Medicines, and OSce Furniture iu general for Physicians. Liquors for Medicinal Purposes. Fine Old Brandy, Copper Distilled Rye Whit-key, Port, Maderia, Sherry, Grape, Currant, and the American Sherry or Rhubarb Wine.

Lead, 011 and Tarnishes, Dry and Mixed l'asnts, Adams' Lxira Paint Tarnish Brushes, ol all Sizes. FRENCH AMERICAN GLASS, from Sxltt to 30x40. Hairdressirig Perfumery, Fancy Soaps and Tooth and Hair Brushes. TRUSSES Every other Patent Medicine, That arc of any Talue. CH ABLE VIGTJS.

Who has for iraoy jers been connected with this House is retained. This will tive assurance to both physician and patient Tkat all Prescriptions will be Carefully Filled If you want Spontings, TioolTlng-s, REPAIRING Tin or Sheet Iron "Work Done, go to BIGGER FLEMING'S, DETROIT STREET. SURE CURE PX.LE3. A Certain Remedy. TT'YERTEODT is being cured of this distressing X-i disease or tne use or Dr.

Strickland's Pile Remedy. Rend what a sufferer says Mr. J. Hazarde, 161 Second street, Cincinnati. Ohio, says he has been adrea Iful snfferer with Piles fur a long time, and has tried nearly everything, and could obtain no relief.

He used about one-fourth of a pot of Dr. Strickland's Pile Ointment, and it made a complete cure. lie advises every one who is suffering to try it. Suld by all 50 cents per pot. Manufactured at No.

6 East i'ourth street, Cincinnati, O. Ask for Strickland's Pilo Ilemedy TtTESW STORE! iF-A-Hsrcrz- goods. A STCROE, of Springfield, haa opened out jt- a choice selection of Fashionable Dress Trimmings. Fancy Goods, Ladies' Traveling and Work Daskets, Tojs, vc. to which he invites the attention and solicits the patronage of the Ladies of Xeuin and lireeue (io.

Many useful and ornamental articles, as well as materia la for Needle-work, mnr be fuund here, not generally kept at Dry (ioods Stores. an Pinkingfor Embroidery neatly executed, and work returned twice a wok. Nunnetmiker Block, Detroit Street, two doors soutb of Thirkield's Dry Goods Store. pa-it Romeinbcr, at tho sign of the IBIO- COFFEE POT is the place to buy not "CHEAP TINWARE" but Goorl Tin Ware and Stoves, Cheap for Cash. BIGGER A FLEMING, Detroit Street, Xenia, Ohio.

nmr24 David Barr's Estate. TOTICE it hereby given that the under-signed haa been nppointed and duly qualified by the Probate Court of Greene County, Ohio, as Kxecolrix of the estate of David lJarr, deed. All persons having claims against the estate will present lliein for settlement and all persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate py- ment. majla-St 5A.M 1 a. li.mn.

HAPS! MAPS! HAPS! CEIJSUS TflAP OP THE UNITED STATES, SIIOWIXO the new State of Nevada and Tem'tn ry of Montana, containing a copy of GoL Trumbull's Signers of the Declaration of Independence, List of liattles of tae Present War, Population of the United States, in Counties. Site, flxii inches. Mounted on HoHers. Sent on receipt of il bfk Llap of tho World. OX MERCATOS'S PEOJECTIQX, Showing the recent Arctic and Antarctic Discore ries.

The Ports, Lines of Travel, Interior Tra ding Towns and Posts accurately laid down. The Map is engraved on Steel, highly embellished, and mounted in fbe best style. size, Jttx-W inches, sent on receipt of i 09. A Historical and Jlllitarj Map OP The Border and Southern- States, on a scale, the entire lorritorr embraced in the Rebellion, locating the Battles and Skirmishes of tbe War, enclosed in a neat Pocket case to which is added, in Book form, a Skvteh of To liundred Battles. Soldiers, Marines and Civilliacs should have it.

Sent on receipt of 50e" OIL MAP OF OHIO AXD TIRGIXIA, Acknowledged by those interested in OtWStocka and Lands to be tbe best yet published. rocket torm. bent on receipt of 0(7. AGENTS WANTED For the above and many Ojther Popular Wo'rlci for a Catalogue, with terms to Agents. Orders may be sent to America ADViariaina Agbncy, 339 Broadway, New GAYLORD WATSOX, SCCCF.SSOR TO HELPS WatSOU, 16 Beekman Street, New York.

janO DIARIES FOS 1865. JITEXILE AXD GIFT BOOKSi BIBLES AND HYMNS. In Velvet and cheaper bindings. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. Writing 13 sirs.

A very full assortment of the above at DIARIES for 1865. General Butler in Hew Orleans, E7 Parton. Muslin, S2. LETTERS TO THE JONESES By Timothy Titcomb; $1.25. AMBER Or JDS, By Miss Prescott; $1.50.

For sale by Harris Co. TU19 13 A RICH AND PECTORAL BALSAM OF THK HOST HEALING, SOFTENING, AND EXPECT0RAT13 QXJAIilTIES. XT 18 A Sill AXD ITLIASAUT TBIDICTTTt FOE SXFAXTS AND YOC5G CHILDKEX. TT A CERTAIN fiTTDT FO ASTHMA, IKOOPING COUGH, CONSUMPTION, AND CROUP. IT THB VEST AXD CBIAPXST USOI TOU COUGHS, CHRONIC COUGHS, C0LD3, niUHI SORE THROATS, I Bleeding from the Lungs.

SO PEil KOTTLE. Fox Sale by all Druggists, and manuiictured oalj By DR. SyBICKTiASD. O. Forsale by J.

B. Murphy, Main Street, Fleming Detroit Street. nolO A FARM FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN! ONE of the best Farms io flreeoe county, containing 350 ACHES OP CHOICE LAND situated 2 1-2 miles south-west of Jamestown, on a direct State road from Xenia, 9 miles cast. It ia well by a bran. of C.Tsarscreek running through it, and also springs and wells.

About twn hundred acres are under cultivation, the balance well tiui'ierei. TWO DWELLISG9, one two-story Crick, two Orchards, a larse frame Barn, Ac: All will be sold together, or io two parta to suit purchasers. It will divide well into twe Farms. Come and see. For terms or details, at ply on the premises, or write to E.

Jamestown, O. A Watch for Five Dollars. THE E- CHAMC Is an elegant Hatch, in heavy silver plated double cases, fine white euamelled dial, spade hands, carved balance bridge, a serviceable article, in running order, and warranted a correct time piece. Single Watch sent by mail, in elegaut case, at the wholesale price five dollars, with ten red stamps. Letters should be carefully sealed and plainly directed.

No discount to the trade. Watches sent by express when desired; but the money should aecompniv all orders. Address HIRAM L. York City. niarl7-lin.

Call and Pay Up. All persons Indebted to John Fleming A will coi.tVr a fitvor by t'ttlin up on sichi. Son; accounts have been luo long alroady, and wcrd to the wi.e iesufikum. TLEMirO Xenia. Jan.

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