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Wants, Sale, For Rent, taAdswrtlaamont are iaaorted undor thif had 111 following rates: (nl Insertion. 10 cents per of word. CmIi Kach additional Insertion, 6 cent per line. No advortlseaient Inserted for If tlin 28 cent. i m' it ii'l ja.terr-ju-;i..i.jj SALE FARMS-A Farm or I' u7 icroi of good land, for ml.

6 mile north of iTillshnro, on Clear Creoks will bo lold low on easy payment, Alio A well ImproTfd Form of 14s or 0 cre, or 4 mllM wMt of llillsboro. Pos-eealon given Immediately Ifdeelred. U. TUBNKB, lllllaboro, O. marMw I70R SALE Desirable Town Prop-rty I offiT rir eel my Pwelllng Hone, at th wrset nd of Walnut ft.

near th Female College. Tim Hon hM 6 room, cellar, good cistern and well, and the location li one of ttio mtmt desirable in town. There la a good orchard attached. Also a cow pasture of about i acres, whlijh will be eld with the Hons and I.nt, If desired, or the Hour and f.ot alone. Apply to JOHN DAWSON, Marble Works, High tit.

aorlhof the Court Ilonaa. piarotf i OST-RUCK FRENCH MERINO -A SCARF, somewhere on Walnut, ttlarli. Kaet, or Main 8t. The finder will be aultahlr rewarded by leaving It at fob22j II. r.

CLAYTON'S. HOUSEKEEPER A re spec table woman mid her dmifjirhter. to wm as tioflftktr on ft Farm. Apply to I ho Kdltnr. martf tfOR SALE TAmiPLE MILL JL PUOPEItTY Situated In Newmarket.

For par-tieiilars, enquire of BUCK, llillsboro. marltf WANTED 1000 FARMERS To BUT Choice Apple Treea. I will acll them by the Intel at the old price. Id nrh eora, and warrant them the beat varieties and true to name. By ItKl, 12'4 centeeacll.

Bythe dozen, 1A cents each. Mingle troee 20cent. Also, other Nureery Stock at correspond i rig ow prico, aa I wlh to close out my etock thle spring. Orders eent by mull ptomptly attended to. Nureery mile nortnenavor utiiMmro, nuar uie ratr Hronnaa.

Illllaboro, Febi 18(10. O. J. IXKLKK" frb'iXtr AM ED-AGENTS Young toacll Fruit A few active Tree. Apply luime- diatrly to O.

J. KCKLKT, tlilhiboru, O. fel.vfitf WANTED DIRK I will pay the 'highest market price for White, Black and Chestnut Oak Bark, delivered at uiy Tannerr at llillsboro. F. ZANK.

IOR SALE HORSES At the Ra- JL pld Forge Farm, near 2.1 Uoraca, uitable for Funning purposes. A few (rood IIiickt and baddle llnraea among llioat. Will be low lor cnab. Address A MRS I). SCOTT, fbt2mi near Baltihrldge.

SILK -Desirable Town Prop- arty A (rood Frame Dwelling House, on eouth High Street, HilNboro, containing alx rnmna, wl'h wood-house, amoke haiae and other outbuilding, good well, a choice variety of grafted fruit treea, and good garden apot. Well ullcd lor a email family. Will be sold at a bargain. Apply to O. J.

ECKLKY, llillsboro. feblt'f T7 ANTED TO- KENT An Offlcc in VV Morrow Juliuaon'a Building. Inoidreof Janlftf M'lHltOW A IDRSALE-PIWO-A New 7 Octarc Timiin. of 8ll-ff outnufacturp, -Himor fine Intrini(iiit, wnrr-4nt i htr rt MiiU piivilKof whtwiK- Will Ih -jnltl Imv fur null, xoo Horn taken tit part imminent. Apply iu tlitf Kililcr rf thi plr.

ocUItt Tempera lice GHOCEHY AND SALOON- tttoy uu-v oil liKtitl bikI lntunU ketpllig fnul titik t'f i j. .1 Family Groceries Confectionary, wilted will tvll cliciip fur cush. llitjy havu ntnu Git. up ft ITdi'B. Oyster Saloon, Anil on fir fJnf li-nien, horo Kri nli Oytttcr will be enred up iu evny tjl dtirlnif tin Thtty nUo wl'i ny (hut INTOXICATING of any fclinl will ti uld tlielr priniM, nml tliiy Mi'tl the iiHtroniip iiml i-iirourMiioiNfiil ul Hih fritMitU iif Tiuntr tnnf- utt'l thn public KoiiHrH.ll.

tfi Mititi HtiTet, ihi ili to -U'rB of llili. I li'ii Kic ui a KUVIX A ANKY. 1ft, Ml.r.if. NEW FOUKDRY vxpeh FULL HEADWAY. fBpllK midrriilgnril havrn romnti'h tlif-lr nim lnjr Into hikI lilting up in (h.

ir FiHimlry Huililhiti. All I lie dlflerut drp.irttui-ntH nf lh fr.tiihililniH-iit rc now In co let ruiiiitntr ordi-r. Thoy rc dully tmn- liiX nut ft Urge Mmmitit ol wmk pnittil (n tlib wiiuU of tli Farmer and niHtmurfitrfr. Thoy aip prfimruu to xecutft oruuifttia hurt imtlr. Cull ut Miu i Fuuiidry nml Siilnftrnom, Corner of Muiti nml Went Street, rVh.l,1r,rt.

(at.lui'i UKLL 4 MAIILAV. PLOWS, PLOWS! 4 TWri-llOlMK Center l.ever Nos. llflF aul S. ItiKUt andXeft Hand AO Oue-Huree I'lowa In eiore and for aale at the' Foundry and Hulearoom, Corner of Main and Weat Ktreota, Ivl.lmil UKLL A MAIiLAf. Feb.

1, 1J. Tlow Castings. TTJI.OW MAKERS, attpplled at all tlmea, with Caat- JL luga iu large or mull quantities, at I lie Foundry and Halearonm, Coraier of Alain and Wet St recta, Teh. 1, ISM. loblmi lit 1.

1. A MAIU.AV. Dog Irons, Dog Irons. erararai(a l-llf. DOG IRONS Large and email MUUyjin, iu or Binirly, for nalo at I lie -F'Htudry aud Sah-aroom, Corner vf Me)ln and tt'rat Slreeta, Feb.1, Wrt.

fel.lin2J BULL A HI A II I. AY. Land Sides!" T.AVD the Center LevorPlbw, fJIIU ltlglil aud bolt Hand, for eale at tbe rVondry and Salearoom, Corner of Main and Weal Htrrete, 'i Feb, llblm Illil.L A MAULAY. ''Wagon Boxes. l.BS.

W'AOON BOXKS, aaaorted jJZJWj alwe, In aeta or aiuxly, lor aale at the Foundry ami 8iilearnt.ni, Corner of Maim nd Weat Street. Feb. 1, MO, Bftl-U MA41LAY. Sugar' Kettles. OaTk Sl'OArt KETTIi, of uniform thirkneaa, ff and heavy.

Warrautrd perfect, or lobe k'or aale at the -niinurr nil, I ciMiinmi, Corner of tlaiu od Weal Stieeta, MmQ HKIjI. A A LAY. Feb, 1, 18l, CHURCH BELLS, School Jarni Bells. yArmr have la 8 tore and are prepared to make trt er- der.at abort notice, HeXim ol tfte a nor dak a-iiiilnn. Our lll ltlll UK I.L nd niounliii.

x-laliloir MAO have been tuoruliuhly teted In Ohio, llliueia. luw. Tliey al.llld Ihe teat of weather and rlliniiU), oreaerriiui Uloir duth ot aud Tuluine .1 ai.aueV.-'f 1 Ti MRU BRLIA are well knoetn, hundred of of heina: In uae in title and ailtoluluK couuttee. trrrlia loiter aw be Vid elwieaeie For eul at lha Foundry and Nali-arooin, Corner Main and We Ktreeta, Feb. 1,180.

BKLL A MA1II.AY 2 0 A 5 At Feb. It DELL A UAIILAY, lebui. Flow' Points, Plow. Pointer tinnA PIiOW.VOIKTS, Bight tnd left Hand foruleal lb Fnnndry and Salearoom. I Corner nf lllnd Wool Ireete, ItebluiSJ A MARbAT JltWuww Thursday, Mar.

15, 1866. -r Snbacrlbera reeelrlna; their paper with an marked oppoalte their namea, will anderatand that the time tor wntcn they hare paid haa expired. TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS. We hare made an arrangement with Poetmaatere, to recelre money on anbacrlption, ao that peraotii wbo with to inbaerlbe, and aubecrlbera who wlah to renew, can pay at the office where'they rootle the paper, If they prefer to do eo, rather than remit to oa dlreotly. Money nay be eent by mall oar rlaa, If nailed ill preaene of the poetmaater.

aeT8ubcrlptlona reeeired for 12, or monlha. M. H. C. R.

R. New Time Table, commencing Mar. 5, 1866. GOING EAST. Mall Hlllaboro'AChfl.

Klbt Train. Aocoea. Kipreea. tear in a. M.

(ki p. m. iz no r. IrfTeland in9 A 4 4 47 Lynrhbnre; IS r. M.

7 Hiiaaell' 7 1 2 011 At IU Ar. at 1211 73s Lea S00 00 7 1 TM 820 20 If N.Vienna 12 11 .12:1 il I b.1 T. u. 4 10 Ctilllicotho 610 4K Athena 20 8 i4) Arrive! Ilelpre 8 20 1110 143 GOING WEST. To.

intij II 41 1 20 17 241 ion 3 23 8 48 4 Hi 4n a. 8 24 Leare Athene Chillirothe. I.eeabuiK,.., 10 01 ....11 p. HM 1 28 p. a.

IIM.a (137 8 IT 8 38 N. Vienna 1 I II AM I Blnncheater no 7 30 Loeeland 8 27 8 2 Arrive at Cinrluuatl 4 fiS 10 DO HILLSBORO AND CINCINNATI. Hillaltord Aeenm. Mall. Leae HUNrK.ro...

00 A. M. 1 Ml p. h. 148 8 85.

1 VeatlKiro 7 00 tH Blancheeter .7.10 2 .10 Loeeland 4 Arrlre at 10 oij A 46 Turnpike Meeting on Saturday. Sxir Don't forget the Turnpike meet ing next Saturday, at the Court House, nt 11 o'clock A. M. Turnpike Meeting on Saturday. Ladies' Mite Society---Oyster Turnpike Meeting on Saturday.

Ladies' Mite Society---Oyster Supper. ThoLntlies1 ite Society of the JI. E. Church, will give an Oyster Supper In the Lecture Room of the Church, on Tuesday Evening March 20th. The public tiro cordially invited.

By order of the I'rcsidenfcr' SALLIE McFADDEN, Sec'y. The noon train ran off the track neat Russell's Station, on Monday, and the engine had not been extricated up to Tuesday night, No damage was done by the accident. The "protracted meeting" at the M. E. Church in this place cloned with the commencement of the last Quarterly Meeting.

Cjiukcii. The members of this church have determined to refit and repair the church edifice, which is grer.tly iu need of renovation. To aid in the work, the Ladies of tho Mite Society will give an Oyster Supper in the basement of tho church, on next Tuesday evening. "Vc cannot doubt that our citizens will encourago them by a liberal patronage. Tiik YVkatheh for the past week has been warm and Spring-like, and some of our citizens have already commenced 'Jmnklng garden.

We had very heavy rains last Monday and Tuesday, which, with continued warm Aveatherj ill give the wheat and grass a fine start. A Work. Rev. Mr. Bus-tin, Presiding Elder of llillsboro District of Cincinnati Conference, E.

states that during the past two mouths, over sixteen undrednew members have been added to the church within the bounds of his District. It has been one of the most remarkable revivals In the history of the Confer ence. IIiLLsnono' Female College. Tho Spring term of this Institution will ommence on tlie 4th of April. We are jleascd to learn that the prospects are very encouraging for a full attend ance, and that tho patrons and friends of the College express themselves well satisfied with its management thus far, under the auspices of tho new Presi dent.

A circular, giving a description of the College, tho courso of studies, plan of government, terms, and other nformation, has Just been issued for gratuitous distribution. Copies may bo obtained by addressinir either the President of the institution, Rev. Copeland, or Hon. John Smith, President of the Board of Trustees. Changes in Real Estate An vance in i-kices.

i hero nave prou- ably been moro sales of Real Estate in our town during tho past three months than ever before in the same length of time. The sales show a large advance over tho prices of a year ago. Dwell ings aro now very difficult to obtain either for sale or rent, and we believe if there wero fifty newjiouses in town they would all bo occupied this spring do not our men of capital build houses, and thus help to improve the town, and Increase iui population Mb, DAN Inskeep, formerly Clerk ot the Ellicott House, Is now a Clerk at the Henrie House, on 3d nati. where ho wui no glad to any of his Highland they vWt the city, friends, wive Mb. J.

W. IIaggerty, a very wor thy young gentleman, who was some years ago an atlacm of the News Of fice, has been spending the past winter on a visit to his relatives In Paint tp. I re has been engaged for nearly three years past, on the Raltimoro Ohio R. nart of tho time as Conductor. and Is about to resume that position on tho road.

From our long acquaintance with him, we have no doubt the company will continue to find him a faithful, efficient and careful ofneer never "behind time," "off the track," or "missing connection." AVe wish him health, long life, prosperity and a good wife happiness enough, w'e think, for any reasonable man. SiiniVKit's Tix and Stovk Stork. Our townsman, Mr. W. E.

Shrlver, is out in an advertisement in this week's News, Informing the people that ho Is still at tho old stand, and ready to supply all their wants In his line. His establishment is the oldest of tho kind in llillsboro, and his stock is very full and complete. Give him a call. Bo a of School Ex-amin'kiw Judge Meek, of tho Probate Court, has re-appolnted Messrs. James B.

Her- ron and Ijewta McKibbcn, members of tho Board of vico Messrs. Cunningham and Wright, whose terms expired in January. It will be re membered that Judge Matthews two years ago appointed a new Board, com posed entirely of members of his own party, and that the party organ there' upon congratulated tho pcoplo on having a new Board of tluhilc men." Mr. Edwards having soon after removed from this county to the congenial political atmosphere of "old Democratic Butler," Profes sor Sams was reinstated in tho Board, so that it is now again composed of tho old members, Messrs. Sams, Herron and McKibben.

Three gen tlemen, better qualified for their re sponsible positions, could not proba bly bo found in tho county; and what ever may be the changes of politics, we hope it will bo long ere they" will be again displaced merely to gratify a narrow and intolerant party spirit. Dr. Wm. II. McReynolds, formerly of tho 2d Ohio been appointed by tho Commissioner of Pensions, as Pension Surgeon for tho Second or Cincinnati District.

llr. McReynoltls is a llillsboro boy, son of our worthy townsman, Rev. Wm. McReynolds. Pr.

Scott, tho proprietor niicl editor of llio Lebanon Star, is a prominent physician Terry Davis' Tain Killer, tho old ami well known remedy, which lias ncquired a world-wido renown for tho euro of sudden colds, coughs, weak stomach, Ronernl debility, mirsins soro mouth, cankered mouth or thront, liver complaint, t'ypepKiiv or indigestion, crump and pain in the stomach, bowel complaint, painters' colic, Asiatic cholera, diarrhea nnd dysentery, has lost nono of its good naino by repeated trials; but continues to occupy a prominent position in every family medicine chest. Lebanon Star, Dec. 13. County Correspondence. From Paint Tp.

PAINT March 8, 1866. Mr. EniTon A description by An Observer," of an Exhibition giv en at Rainsboro, appeared in your last Issue. Tho maxim, "different standpoints give different views," appears to bo verified in this case, since other observers speak in less 'flattering terms of the exercises. 1 The writer, in alluding to a Decla mation, says 'it was delivered in a ery eloquent style;" also that "tl exercises wero earned on in goou order," and refers to tho reading of the School Taper as being "very interesting That may all bo true-, but I couldn't "see it," especially the 'interestincr" part of a paper full of egotism, nhd personalities, rather blunt and out of goixl taste for public read- tnc.

It was a kind of imitation of ra Chronicles," but was such a mixture of styles as to Ipso Its identity and be no style at all, except a low grade of literature, Lastly, tho teacher spoke In a "very manner." The writer Is not sufficiently explicit in his statement. It Is true in part, but does not give eomvlete idea of tho facts in the case. It teas apparently In a "feeling man ner," but those deep emotions were ev Idcntly experienced only by the speak er, novlsiblo signs were manifest ed by the audience. Why should they applaud a Decla. mation familiar to every school-boy a war speech, by a "peace man1 -one who declared tho war to bo a "fail uref" and during tho long and ardu ous struggle for tho llio or uie isation, wver eitereil the armyt Undor such circumstances I couldn't appreciate the force of the gentleman's argumenis, Tho object of that attempt is evi dently an exponent of tho policy many othom.

By such insidious vvilos many of theso samo "peace men" now seeking to ingratiate themselves into fellowship with thoso who have stood tho brunt of the war and saved our country in spite of them. Verily they ore "wolves in sheep's Mr. "Observer" baa a peculiar facul- i ty of making "good order" out of confusion and disorder. Others have a different idea of what constitutes "good order," slnco they have been diligently hunting up these boisterous charac ters, some of whom have been tried before 'Squire Ferguson and Others, it is hoped, will probably yet bo brought to Justice, That "matrimonial epidemic" spo ken of by "Fiuley" recently found sub jects in this township upon which to vent its rnge. Tho lovers, wishing to try their skill at strategy, refused to tell their best friends of the enterprise, thinking they would go to llillsboro, (which they were wont to do) get spliced, and surprise the "natives" by the announcement in the News.

Perhaps they hoped to get into tho good graces of tho Editor and get a puff. Imagine our surprise, (for the plan had leaked out) and no doubt their chagrin, when tho notice failed to appear. It was a tiuwvly match, for their days of grace as young folks had nearly expired. Nevertheless I presume they are greeted with numerous good wishes for their "conjugal felicity." SPECTATOR. From Dodson Tp.

a of are Dooson Tr. School No. 3. 12, 18G0'. The School House in this District lias been tho centre of interesting asso ciations during tho school term of six months past, The scholars have made satisfactory progress in their studies.

Discipline has been enforced without resorting to any severity of punishment, and good order has been preserved. Not only In schoirt hours, but in gojug to and returning from school, the children have been rctnarkalllb (with slight exception) for their good behavior and mannerly conduct. There are causes well understood here which make the labors of a Teacher in this District peculiarly onorous and arduous. Apprehensions were felt that the efficiency of tho School would be seriously if Dot fatally rtllectcd by the operation of these causes. Not only is the School a largo one, but perverse feelings wero to be conciliated and con Hicting opinions recoonciled, outside tho school-room.

The Teacher, Miss Lou. Robb, well understood tho situation of aud. proved equal to the occasion. And we aro now felicitating ourselves on the fact that the school has been a success triumphant. As time wore on the schollars be came better drilled, more studious and more correct In deportment.

Spelling matches were frequent in the evenings, at which times visitors were present in considerable numbers. Near the latter part of the term some of the older scholars started the idea of a Debating I Club, and forthwith one was organized. Already a number of subjects have been discussed Slavery, Intemperance, and sheep-killing dogs. Tho society is still in operation, including in its membership all who choose to participate in its debates. The last day of the School, Friday, tho Otli was set apart for a general festival.

Housekeepers of the neighborhood brought forward their baskets well stored with the "good things of this life." These, when brought to view anil arranged in a way to be pleasing to tho eye, reminded me of the temptations hich beset our Sax on ancestors before tho conquest of Great ISritaln. The scene which ensued wus like the assaults of one of our armies upon a rebel fort. At first tho light Infantry was led on, well trained, iger for the fray and "brave as Julius Ca-sar," but tho task was ton1 great for them, and after performing 'pro. of valor" they retired In good orc-r. Reinforcements were brought forward, and a second uienectual assault was made.

Three times, four several times, our forces charged upon that brave little fort before victory finally perched upon our banner. JiOiig the bravery of that great lay bo re- Every soldier.was' in the fight and every ono of them felt it'was glory enough! for one clay." Jt is not easy to do Justice In giving a description of this pleasant Festival. Friend gatherod around In little cir cles to discuss matters of mutual inter est. Smiling faces and cordial greet ings welcomed ono On all sides. The largo room was filled with tho hum of various voices, and echoed with i the laughter of many hearts.

Tho old drank a new draught from tho foun tain. of youth, and the young saw that though some were old In years, they still preserved some states of youthful affection, Each ono communicated tho sphoro of his delight to others, and the ties which ought to bind tho old, middle-aged aud young together were strengthened. And all this was right. Jf parents wish to control tho young and keep them within the pale of their influence, they must bring their life down to youthful feelings and inter. ests, and clothe it in forms "which will awaken their attention, and enlist their affections.

v. After tho dinner' was over songs wort sung by nmlo ami female voices. These" had a- soothing the company was well prepared to ten to sjieeches. Two addresses were made. One by Mr.

Ditty, on the Importance of Education, was an excellent address and well received. Modesty prevents me from saying any thing about the merits of the other, lie-cause It was delivered by your humble servant. A few affectionate, well chosen farewell words Ly tho Teacher, closed the exercises and festivities of the Jay, In conclusion, my experience as a School Director for two years past, sat isfies mo on oho point, In regard to which I feel able to speak with confi dence. A great benefit is secured to the School by tho frequent attendance of School Directors. Any Teacher who has the calling at heart will welcome the presence of any one who feels an interest in the prosperity of the school.

Many quiet and well-meaning people, who would gladly do some service to the community, but who shrink from a contest with the hydra-headed evils of the day after they have attained gigantic proportions, may find a conge nial field of usefulness by a frequent attendance upon Common Schools. Hero they may apply their Influence at the right time and right place, and assist directly or indirectly in giving a happy turn to tho thoughts and affections of young people, and aid in launching their boat on the vovago of life in the right direction. "Train up a child In the way he should co and when he is old ho will not depart therefrom." Modest pcoplo sometimes underrate their power and the impo tance of their Influence. Let them be encouraged. The Great Man who is to reform tho world is quiet and lowly in spirit, but earnest ana persevering not a noisy individual, not addicted to vain show, and not inspired by weak love of notoriety, nor by a lust A.

D. C. From Fairfield Tp. From Fairfield Tp. NEW LEXINGTON, March 10, 1866.

Mit. Kditok: After observation and iwmiry I am of the opinion that the Peach crop is entirely destroyed by the hard freezes; other fruits are, I suppose, uninjured. Jt is too early yet to judge with accuracy of the damage to the Wheat crop if any by winter killing. A proposition now In agitation among the citizens here to grade and pave tho road from Lexington to tho Depot, a distance of half a mile. $1400 is the amount required, and we ear nestly hope It may be raised.

Every sensible man who has traveled that road with a team in winter, will sub scribe something. The sum necessary to bo raised would be but a small amount to each person directly interested. A young colored man named Phil lips, who had been living near this place, dropped suddenly dead on the morning of the 4th. He retired Saturday night in usual health, and did not complain during the night. As no physician wits in attendance tho nature of the disease is unknown.

FINLEY. From Paint Tp. PAINT March 12, 1866. Mit. EniTon: The Union men of Old Paint in Convention assembled, on Saturday.

March 10, put In nomi nation tho following ticket: For Trustees J. V. Patton, Hulitt and John Easter. For Assessor Wm. P.

Hughey, For Treasurer Martin Itedkey. For Clerk J. H. Dowilt. For Constable It.

E. Shivers. C. The ticket is a good one, and noth ing but unpardonable neglect can d. PAR ACCES.

Dr. Tucker's Appointments From Jan. 2 to June 1, 1800. niLLSBORO Ellicott House, Jan. 21at aud March April 12th and June Int.

fiREKNKJKLD'-llarper loue, lllth.ltna till the car go weat next day. March let, afternoon and next day till tbe car go west. April loth, afternoon and till car go west uext day. May 30th, and till curs go weat next day. Anil I MM I U.I- uaon iiouaw, mil, ami muiu till noon ol the 1'Jtb, Feb.

2Mh and remain til) hiHiti of April 2d, and remain till uootl of tueolh. May 21. and lemaln till nnuu of 2Atli. liB. TUCKER la no etrunger In thla conr.ty, bavlng vis.

ted the above places for many yeais. Ills ekill and large experience, bis well known success nn.l honorable deuling, Is all that Is tieceaa iry to uggest to thcaw who need medical advice. Dr. treat chronic dla-eaae on a A'ee, principle with A'eie reniedle. Consumption in the firat atege, Uii.iciia, Dii'jwp-M, Dlai'aaes the Liver, Kidneya, Bowela and Skiu, are treated with the moat marked auccess.

Alo, tscrotula, Kheuiuatism and Chronic diareaee of every oll. My Practice, a Book ol 3n4 page, ofrea tn patients. All are aordiully invited to call aud be Muuiiucd dec21lf -i 1 The Markets. Hillsboro Produce and Grocery Market. Corrected every Wednesday.

HILLSBORO, March 14, 1866. rionr hbl retail 10 fialO IU) Dried Apple lb, Wheat, white old, a2 ti red. al 7111am, al. 20aiin aeic, ti tt wltt 1 401 rSliouldr, orn, n.i.'iSlde, Itla InaUl Cor Oats, llialN Barley. Hay, ton.

Glover Seed, bnsh, Timothy Seed bu. Butter, lb, i al ihiN.O. Hugar, ad IMiCoftee, -a7 OHM. O. Molasse uiiHui-gbuus ieasnTea.

I.Mtiee. lb, llia'4 a.u;t5 al 1 tt)'' Rgga.dua, Cheese, a'l'audlo. Whit Bean, bu. Potato, bush, alSWhlle Klall, lab. bill.

lu 12 IMIMackorel. VihbX. Ko lnla aoalullWood.cdrd, V. 9tfl4UU Weekly Review of the Cincinnati Market. furlk H'aadia Toan Kvihinc, March IS, and lis- on.

(IQ nofeathera.lb. Daw, 1 tKlal 75Hog. net, cwt '112012711 whlu lllai 47a4KMnear.N.O..Ib. lSalft1 iciaJlliMulaaav. Purlo Rico Barl.y.urln..

Fall, I l'l af.Ma.-kr.l, 1, 1.1, 'L 1IL.I1 OdWIilleKlab.Vibbl. ft Mlal) OrtOoflee.Rio, lb a laa.i zoaiiuiea. coiuiuou, MlSmlAU 1.1. 1 AlllWuil lu vard. bu.

i liaUWbisky.gal.. Ula2 Potato, brl, 25a8 frULard Oil, No, ,1 wyj rio.ir,uperHn, 7la7 7 Oil, Hntl.lb. 4b4Mun Haink.ft. 2ia.21l.ard, Pork.bbl. a 1 TiimJ lb- aashod vji Salt, KauaabaaadU.

ol 2t tai If a'iii oi IHI'al, enillj ila76 'lall. ottaxl auue 4.M..KI loal as fi.iini 41 1TV mi 1-. FAMILY GROCERIES. New Arrangement. H.

F. CLAYTON, A VI NO bought out the late firm of Miller A Krana, will carry on the Ororery bnaineea at tbe old Htand, High Street, opiotlt the north aid of tin ruitiic eMinare. He atrlrt attention to Itiialnpea. been. Iiik larjreand well eHrotcd elork, and eelllng atoiy IH-irH, hopee to merit a eonlinuanre of tliepnhlle iiatroiieffe, heretofore an liberally eztended lo him, aaa m.nber of the late firm.

rl will alwava nee the IIIheet Market Frio In f.h or traite, for Wheat. Com. Oat and all kind uf Country (Jim me a rail, and I will ituaranfee aatl.laetlon with tniulk and prlrea. U. F.

CLAYTON. IIHHlK.ro, Keb. 1, JOT! STEVENSON. BAM L. II.

PENN. StovouBon xi. TTO ljr JMT L.A If, Selves Building, No. 17 1-2 West Third Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. nnrJi.df SEW SKIRT FOR 186-5-6.

The Great Invention of the Age in Hoop Sli.lrtB. W. BRADf.tiT'S Hew Pitenl PPPT.IfX ELLIPTIC (or donbh.) Ml' HI NO HK1IIT. THIS INVKXTIiiN ronal.ta of rifei.rt (or terol l.lPTir rt Krrurn Hrrri. hrma'ia.

Inirpnl.m.lv hrnitttft tiifhllft ntidlrrii toeether, (n makinir me nio.i arri' ir, and crwi erer need. They laonf or tirenk, like the Mnirle Sprlnira, and ron-imiitty preaerre their perfect and iwautifnl more than twice ea lonK ae any Single SoImk Skirt that evor Haa or tin be made. The wonoVrmi flexibility and Brent of. rt and pleaaure to any Lady wearlne; the Duplei Kill tl. Skirt will be experienced particularly in all crowded Ae.ni-bllea, Onerne, Carrlntr itallroad Cure, Chorch Tew Arm Chaira, for Promenade and lloiiae na the Skirt enn be folded when in nae to occupy a ainnll place iia eaily and conveniently aa a Silk or MiifIIii I)rea.

A Lady having enjoyed pleamtre, Comfort and Oreaf Convenience i wearioit the Duplei Klllptic Steel Sprlnc Skirt for a alngleday will never afterward eilllllKiy OMieiie wint inelr nae. Fur cbllllren. Young a. lice they are aupcrior to all oilier The lloopa are covered with two ply, double twlated thread and will wear twice aa lone a'a the ainirle earn coverlnn which la nied on all Simile Steel Hoop Sk'lrta. The three bottom roda on every Skirt ar alao lionbln leel, ahl twice or noolile covered to prevent IheCov.

eritm from wearing or) "the roda when drum; In down atuire. atone alcpa, etc. which they aro conatantly auldect to when In nae. All are made of the new and elegant Corded-. Tapea, and are the beat quality lb every part, giving lo the wearer the nioac graceful and perfect liH(ie re-aaiblo, and are nnqiieatlouably the llghteat, moat deelrulilu, com'orlalile aii'l eeonombal Skirt ever made.

WDM'S. IlllAIH.KY I.MIV, Proprietor of the Tn. ventlon, and Bole Manufacturera, 1)7 Chamber, aud Til and Hi Ileade Slreeta, New York. For aale In ell flrat-claaa Storea In till Clty.atnl Ihrnnpluiiit tho 1'iilted State and Cannda, Havana de Caiba. Mexico.

South America, and the Weat fltdiea. rlXii-KK FIIRTIIK ltlTLKX EI.I.l PTIO (or pontile) Si'HINll SKIRT. fblln3.4i!0 A LECTURE 10 Vonns ZStoxx. Jail PMulifd in a Srainl Prict Six Cmtt A Ln-Tt a ns ntr Nati.br, Trutiiuvt ano Rami-ai. (litre uf Spermatorrlnaat or Seminal Yeakuraa, Ini.l.

notary Emlailiina, Soxual Debility, nnd Impedimenta Id Marriage generally. Nervoiianeaa, Cotis'umptioti, Kpi-lepay, und Fit; Mental and Phvaleal Iiicapacitv, resulting from Self-Abua. Ao. Mr 1II111KKT J. i.TL.

VKKWKLL, M. author of the "Green nook," Ac. The world renowned author, in hi admirable Lecture, clearly prove from bla own experience that the aw nil coiitciitiencee ol -ei. Abiixe may he ellectnally removed without medicine, and wfthnnt daligeruu aitrgii-ul opernttona, bootriea, Inatriimenta, cordial, pointing out a mode of cure at once certain and ell'ecliinl, by which every aufferer, no matter what hia condition mav li, may cure himaelf cheaply, prl-nitclv and rndleallr. Til IS I.KCTI'II WM.

I'KOVB A IMOM TO rnfli'SAMIH AND Sent under aual, to any addreaa. In a nlaln. sealed en velope, on receipt of aix centa, or two poatage atampa, byaddreaaint CIIAS.J C. LINK 4 CO 127 Bmvory, H. poat olIRe, Hox 1080.

marlylHMt'Aco llillsboro National Bank. IIILL8TI0RO, Peb. tD, 1S80. rrIIKStoclibobleniotthellillalHiroNHlleiial Bank are M. hereby notified that a meeting will be on Tuen.

day tlie 27lh Murch next, lietwei'ii Ihe hour of 2 o'clock P. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. nf aald day, at the Hanking lloiie In llillalmro, lor Ihe eleelion of five Director of auiii Ibiiik for the entitling year.

Ilv order of the Board of Director. DKhJ. IlAItltliilK, Cash r. f.l.i.'4 at TU.E FEOPLE'JS FRIEND IS PERRY DAVIS' PAIN TIIK Git EAT FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE THIAKKN" hitfrnlly. It cure n.iU'n CnMu, Ponchs, JL 'frilc Slnnmrli, Of net ml Dcliilify.

NitrKiti Pure Mouth, C'nnkr( Livor Coiuplntnt. or In liipoKtinn, mii Vnn in HtoniHtli, Uowol Crui-plain I'niiiter'a Colic, Asiittio CbulwrH, Diurrliea audi Djsi-utt'ry." APPLIED KXTERSALIY, Cl'ltES Fclonx, 11 mid Old Sore, Sorpre Burnn ami Scnl-N, Cut. HmiHeft nml Sprainn, HwkIHuk thn JofiitH, Itinirworm uiid fYtN-r. liroki'n BrfnHtfi, nmrvn rent ami Clilllihtitiii, Pain lu the l-'uxo, Miu-rn'tg'uk mut Htioiiniat ttin. It i a turu remedy fur Aur and Cmti.8 and Fevf.b.

PAIN KILLER taken Internnllj, uboiild bm Ndulttrntil with milk or wutrr, or ntHde Into yrup with HioIubmu. For Con n. a few drops on iugttr eaten will be mure effect ivc thau Aitytlilng vino frtt Direction Vrtntrdt which accompany each bot(J. TlioPAIN K1LLKKU by unfverHu.1 eminent nllowed to have uuti Tor Itwlf a uiitfiirpttni.nd In tlio liiHtoryor hum I leal prnpttrationa. it tiistniitAnou ftM't hi the fiitlrr entdiciitioo HiideKtlnctlon vt Pain, nil it viirloim forma inclduntiil to the luminn fHiiillv nnd the uiiKollcltrd wvlttfti and verbul ttiiinny of the nmcHca in Hi tttvor, have heeu auu frp it own txBt au Vbi'tittbinfitt BEWARE OF ALL TMITATIOxS.

Tl Pain Killer In wdit by nil reHncrttthle PruceUtd tiironnoui me u.s. auaiu nreigu vouniriet, JriV 25 ccnlt a cent ami $1 per bottle, J. N. HA'tltlS ai rinclnniitl. O.

Proprfti'rH Ut the Sutithoru and VtMlora Srntita. il WholtHxalp Hnd Hrtail by J. .1. Brown. Illtl bon S.

(Juthrio, IMIUboni; Jann1" atendunhall, HilUloto, rum A uoiiiiiraon, urfnnHi. And notd by all DrugUta In Illglilund County, 0. ffl'lAinliii 9 ALLEN'S iiuig ills am, Tha Grout Remedy fur th Cur of Coiisu itipt io ii AN II ALL WST.ABM or Tll IUKOS. efliriK RFBULT Of ITH UriK TM A rnimr tir it. i great value.

The extraordinary besilng propel sa of thla reuiwlv Xierlenoeu ny an ino-e win uve sMi il. 'tiietr feetiinonv win i. io which ran be bad of the agent where lb airdii'lne la for aale. CIIUUHH AN1) COLTIS, however diatresalng, In an incredible abort time, by taming specino Inrlueuc ou the Lungs, so that th matter phlegm are easily expectorated 1 t. 'u nk'n a i I a i II nn rtnlnm AUbse a ni.pnu, nv form.

It I uertuclly haruileas for tn most dell a' la cliiiu. Bead tbe following Extracts from a few of the Letters we are aauy rnr-Hvintr. We have nothitiix but praise from those who sell and use A Mr. wen-Know wrfta us. that their sale of A I.

LK BALSAM regiKli that tliey prosr.no i iiwcir, th bet of result. In almost every onae. "lu th of tbeaffeotioiis of the Lungs, il la tba best res edy we hv ever employed." llr. vvooliey, Of raieetiue, write ns, reoiicatlng ua to aeud hlin further supply ALI.KN 1. 1 Ml BAliPASl.

lie aea -l-" pleasure lu raaoaiiaendlsiH tl BALSAM to his patron, lie e)s lie ha tested it, In veial badcifys. nnd found It to do all thaVwa recommend it do. "Ibaneii- ten-lve praotke In cbruul canes, auu your ssaa what Is wauted." L. A U. V.

IN llarl, urugglsia, wrne imm Lima. Hlubiand County, Wiscousln: "Heud a furth- i Al.l.uai'H I.I1NU HAL8AM. It la V----. 1.11.1. th nietlicllie lor mis nigo laiuuun, ir.iixiu.

anri l.utiB Ill.eaee. ..,..,1... llr, ivffl.t. write from Ovid, ilinton Oounly, Mlehlganl I have Just sold tb last boll I AI.I.eN'H LiMI eALSAa. II S' nd gives onlvers! satisfaction, 'i'ber will t'ONRUMI'i'i VES would do well to road bis treat! upon lHsed Lung.

Vsrlt a a gil ramiKlv. Try It. Foralebyth Pnipriatura, J.K.HAKU1H, A Cincinnati, O. I'. e.

si ur butt lev duld by Meiliciu Dealer ihmuglu'UI Ihe city and oouulrv. aale kr.J. J. Bio.a. llilbboro; II.

fl GutbtUi llill.buo; Jainc Mcudsuball, Uillsboroj rlorinn Uobtusou.Uifculleld, a In i are a In a it aim ma-lorlte ol eai Jusl ol large THE GREAT EXGL1SQ REMEDY SIR JAMII CLABKC'S Celcbratca Female Fills MlOTKCTAD fVTL H-'T" DT ROYAL PrtpartHHim BTeaerfntlea at fir Jnmm ClarW, tt. t. PfiffUia Krlreenbaern fo A Omm. Thla Invaluable medicine I nnralllng In th ur of all thoee p(nftit and dangeron illseaae' to which lha female eonatllnllon lallbect. It moderate all Xet4 and remove all obatrui llona, and a a peed aiwnay relied on, TO MAEItlED LADIES It la peculiarly lulled.

II will, In abort tlm, krln on the monthly period with regularity. i Kach bottle, pilceOne Dollar, bear th Gorerntaam Stnmp of Great Britain tn prevent connterfeita. Iu all Caeca nf Nervous and 8plnal Affoctton. Pslnt In the flack and Llmha, Fatlgna on allgbt exertlc Palpitation nf th Heart, Hysterica, and Wliltee; thaaa t'f lis will effect a cure when all oilier mean haTfila1 and although a powerful remedy, do hot coatala Iran cnlomel, antimony, or anythiug hurtful to the conttta Inn. Full dlrerlfona In th pamphlet aronnd aob pack age, which ahnnld be carefnlly preserved.

SOLD BY ALL DRTdfJIST. Sole Agent for the Tutted State nnd Canada, JOB MOSES, 27 Cortlandt New York. N. B. II.

00 and A pnatag (tamp encloaed to ae anlhnrlred Agent, will Inatir a bottle, ontlotag PHI, by return mail. Foraleby J.J.BrioWM, auKHyl 1 llillsboro, tf. RELIEF IN TEH MINUTES. BRYAN'S Pulmonic Wafers The Original eabitiluihed In 1KW, nd flrat ar tide of the kind ever Introduced under th nam "PULMONIC VA KF.RS," In thle or any other onn-; try; all other Pulmonic Wafcra ar counterfeit. Tha genuine can be known by tho name BRYAN beiug etuuipcd on each WAFER.

UllYAN'S PfLMOXIC WAFERS Relieve Couglia, Cobla, Sore Throata, Iloeraenea. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Tteliere Aalbma, Bronrhltia, Plltlcnlt Breathing. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFKBS -Believe Spitting of Blood, Pallia in th Cheat. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFKRS Relieve Incipient Cmauinptlon, Lung Dleaaea. BRYAN'S ri'LMONIC WAFKftS Believe Irrllaf ion nf the Uvula end Tonlla.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFKBS Believe the abvve Complaint In ten minute. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Arc a Measlng to nil ClaMca and Conatilutlon. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Are adapted for Vocal lata and Public Siwikar. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Ar In aimpte form nnd pleasant to th fast. BKYAN'8 PULMONIC WAFERS only relieve, bat effect rapldfand In-llng cure.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Ar warranted togivesatlafiiclton tovery oue. No familv should be without a Imx of BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS In the hottfe. Ko traveler ahnnld be without a fliiAdy ot BRYAN'S PULMONIC.WAFEKS In Ilia pocket. No perarn will ever object to give fir BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS Twenty-five Cents. Sold by all Druggists.

Sole Proprietor, JOB JI0SK9, 27 New York. For aale by J. J. BROWN, IlillolK.ro, 0. Dr.

xlJAHSHALL'S Catarrh Tbla SnulTluis IhoroituMy proved ilaell lo be the best article known for curing the CATARRH, COLD In tha HEAD and IIRADACIIK. It has been round tn ixceU lent remedy in many cases of SOU F. KYES. LKAf- NE8S has lieen removed ly ft, aud IIKARlNti ha often been greatly Improved by its use. It is fragrant and ngreeable, and Gives Immediate Relief to the dull heavy pains caused by the dtiNitw of th hmtd.

The HonhntioiiH after uttlng It are delightful aud invigorating. It opens and purg- out all nlietrurttont. trengthent the lumla, aud given a heal actiua to the parts nffvutetl. More than Thirty Tears' of mile and ne of Pr. MARSHALL'S CATARIUI ant HEADACHE SNl KF, hi.

proved its great vabn for all the common diM-asea of the head, aud this moment It tands higher than ever before. It in recommended by many of the best phynlciana. nd with groat miccou and satinfucUon every where. Read Certificates of Wliolcsalo DrusRisIs tn 1SG1. The nndersigned, having for many year been ac quainted with llr.

MAltSIULL'H CATABUII and IIKAnACIlK 8SCKF, and aold It In our wholes! trade, cheerful state, that we believe it to lw equal, In every respect, the recommendation given of it for the enre of Catarrh Affection, and that It 0. decidedly the best article a hare aver kuowu fur all cumoioa liaeaeea of the Head. Burr A Perry, Boston. II. n.

Hay, Portland, Burnr A Park, New Tork. A. B. A 1. Hand, fitcplien Paul 1 Co Israel Minor A Co UlcKesaou A ItobLllis, 4 A.

L.Scovlll A M. Ward, Close A Busb A Gale, Beed, Austen A Brown, Lamaon A Beed, Cutler A Setb W. Fuwlo, Wilson, Fairbauk A Ilensbaw, rtdinand A For sal by all Ui ugglat. atHjSyt TM IT. Life Health Strength.

Lire- UeqlrhStreugth. Life Health Strength. Til CO ICC AT FICCIVCII IIE7ICDV. DR. iVW BELAMARnE'S Celebrated Specific Pilla, (i Prtparttl from a yrneriiititm V.

Wnasorre, CUlrf Pliy.tcian nf le HmpUul A'urd ea Laribautn: rori. Thla Invaluable medicine I no Imposition, bnl I unfailing In the cur of fipoi malorrhui ot Hamiual Weakness, y.i.r) specie of llenilal or Vrlnsrj Irratlbllity, Involuntary or (SlKblly Seuiluul Euilssloii front whatever cause produced, or howover acvere, III lea pdlly relieved and III organa restored to keallby action. Bend thefulloihg eiaeeal iVraea jiJ.e"'cl'af. "We hav nsed Uie fM-clllc Tilt iirepsr'ed by Oaraa-clere A Dupout, No. 114 Him Lombard, froaa tba rrar cripllou ol Ir.

Juan Delaanaire, In our prlvat prac tlcewltb aullorm bolla tnera uo other Bledicln su well calculated lo car all person "itT'e! Involuinary hinlsslon or any other weaanee i uie ccsuaa "-t lentary node uf living, excesses, or abuse. I H. A. HF.AIIHKPABIK.M. D.

.1 itl I). l)lJ AltlllK, M'. Di JRAN LKL.EUCIIBK(U. Paris, May fitli. If BKWABK Ot- COt'KTBHrtllTH.

it.l Th Ijrnulii Pill arVtnld by all lh prinolual Drag- glsts Ihrooifhont lh World, Prio Oa Dollar jwr Boa, or big Uoae Ar Flv Hsillar. (aaam'iaaa A Ivrot. tsde rroprleior, No. I4 Bue Lombard, Pari. Ona Obillar hokM any iwttborlaeal Agent, will luaur a bog by rlurn mall, ecurely aealed from al obserratt.n, lt boe for Kt ilollai.

1 1 I Role General Agent ln Aef lea, -0SJA O. MKM A Ou I UoaellnilJl It, T..