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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-28

ssOMETnING FOX TH pt prHI NAftN
SKENDALL'S 6UTrA fEhonI isrss ~;
PROBING, i. evidently destined 10 haze 80. sa
We speak what we know, when we ;'I Hslsss r,
render Boots, shoes, Carriage Tops sse .I,sy sdrs
fseiy waterproof son and plant soe h spasa =.
to the durability q all tseshs eli, be- oaBd aE0h
bottle. "a 40. H. ChAAp
LEY. 18th street, Richmond. va, a. The lily.
tail who is the only authorized aseH' ~
al ,.fs ..ef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-28

4 CAkD.--rhe subscriber respectfully
n informs the public that his Gallery IS now open
for visitors, in Corntan Hall. where lIe is prepared
10 furnish the AMBROTYPE. MEZ0GRAPH and
DAGUERREOTYPES in style superior to nythng
of the kind yet offered in this place.
Having the exclusive right to make Ambrotypes in
this city shall prosecute TO the extent of the law all
persons infringing the same. T. Z. GIBBS.
20 u
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~ ii. CHAL X LIE \, lr rr.rs kgers eeh'
". 18th street, between Main ana az IND. Leslie
s,sutfy ON hand an sssortaent q ~ and Was W
Oax and He,nloek Sole Leather a Calf ssSs
per Kip; French Gesinsn ses Skins; black an1
Iered Morocco AID Kid SKINS: RSSn as Thread Be-
uoat and Sheep Buding skins sas ..,,; Becr Web
and Shoe Trees; Mems and Ladiss l;sh full 49,
Avis; LassiaE Tasks; sns iwlsn Mni,aa. al he w
n,sat Of Fina.nss q every de'e'p''l 10 ss-dAss
quelity.t - ..,s 1ltlO ~.
esrior Cypress shinse;i S ..s. low low foa ~ p
Shingles. daily eapss.sa. and ssa u 70 ' q. ~
WHAT Persons ~ ~41 EsSppwxRn +. pgp pL.aasa
leave Az = ,heaf 0's issA It, bstwssp Ma" spa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-28

[ItsNOR &. GEORGE Professor OF Mu-
- SIC, most respectfully announces to the citizens
of Richmond that he is prepared to make engage
Ments with parents pupils for instruction in Music
the PIANO FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING.
SIGNoR GEORGE pIrsues the Sofe2s system of
voce lizaon, deemed the only perfect mode and
the Instruction BoCSs fLrhisuche T. Cooke, Crevel-
H. and Siglior Bora, late of This city.
~ Orders may be left at the Book aud Piano Forte
store OF hiessrs. James Woodhouse l. Co, 139 Main
street. l5-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-28

1 y. REESE, Agent for Selecting. Par.
y. chasing and Forwarding PERUVIAN, MEXICAN
AND OTHER VARIETIES OF GUANO. Office
No. 10 Exchange Building, Baltimore, Md.
The advertiser guarantees TO furnish the above fer
tilizars all of the best qualities, to and
dealers on best terms.
ts~ Orders forwarded TO the above address, will be
promptly executed. ie I5-dN cSln
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Pleas of Wood Cnunty

vs.. TleaS OF W OOd County,
Watson w. owen ct al. Ohio. w. .
THE said Watson w. Owen will take notice,
l. that David II. Little has filed petition in the
above court against you and others, seeking to OBJ
tain judgment for $504S and interest since Feb
3 1850 and sale of certain mortgaged premises
to Wit SO much of the south west quarter of frac-
tionnl section twenty-five, t25) in township six (6)
north of range nine (9) east, lies south Of the
Maumee river, excepting the lots occupied by the
house of Mrs. Harriet Flanders, and the lots now
Chem occupied by the store and storehouse of Sam
uel Clymer, together with the northeast fractional
quarter of section thirty five 35 to~nship six (G)
north of range nine (0) east; containing in said
last pieceone hundred and enty l5- 100 acres
excepting the lot on which the lot Intended to be
written house, stands, occupied and owned by Luke
Van Tasscll; together with the fractional Section
2G, in the same township and range, containing. in
the last piece, 5j-l00 acres; and the south part
of the south fraction of section 25, in township
north, of range intended to be filled with the
word nine, (9)) east. containing in said piece 90
acres-to pay the amount of said debt interest and
taxes heretofore paid by the plaintiff and to rectify
defects in description; and that unless he answer
by the oath day of February A. ID. 1855, the plain
tfw apply TO the court at the term next thereafter
for a Judgment prayed for in the said petition.
By JAMES MURRAY, Atty for Plaintiff.
Jan. 6, 1S54.--4lw6$5.26
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R. A. CROSS,
=, Matchmaker and JeWelcr,

s&..M9 Would most respectfully invite the citizens
cinity to call and examine before purchasing else
where, his FRESH SUPPLY OF NEW JEWEL
RY, just received from Boston--the best assortment
brought into this market--consisting of Ladies
and Gents Fine Gold Breast Pins; Gents Dia-
mond Scarf Pins Gents Diamond Rings; Ladies'
superior Cuff Pins Ladies' Ruby, Emerald, Pearl
and Garnet Rings; Pine Gold Lockets; Earrings
of all kinds and qualities beautiful Alva Coral
Bracelets; fine Gold Bracelets with settings La
Pencils Cornelian Rings; Watches Clocks Gold
and Silver Watch Keys, together with general
assortment of every variety of goods in his line
Cash buyers will find this very desirable stock,
and l would also say that can and will sell ewelry
ten per cent. cheaper than Toledo merchants
MGumee City, Oct. II. X. A. CROSS
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NTARSHALL KEY, Jr., Justice of the Peace
1fI and General Land Agent. Particular atten-
tiOn paid to the purchase and sale of Real Estate
and to the collection of Claims in this and the ad-
] lining counties.
Deeds. Mortgages, Contracts. and other instru-
ments of writing accurately and neatly drawn.
Office west side Louisiana Avenue, between From
md Second streets Pcrrysburg, Wood county. Ohio.
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DOAD NOTICE.--Notiee is hereby given. that

DOAD NOTICE,--Notice is hereby given, that
II petition will be presented to the commission
of Wood county, at their next March session in
1866, praying them to lay out and establish road:
to commence at the south east corner of section
eleven east. and continue in straight line west on
section line to the Perrysburg and Findlay pike.
Also, for road to commence at the south west
corner Of section twtnty-three, in same township
and range, in section thirty three, and running north
the section line, until it intersects the Portage
Free Turnpike.
Portage Jan. % 1955--45w4*
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consent. 4. GRAHAM. 3.
The business will hereafter be conducted by the
subscriber, at the old stand. where YOU will find
very superior selection of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Cheaper than ever for Cash. My stock embraces
every variety of Dress Goods and Trimmings also
numerous pieces varying in price from Cd. to 81
per yard. Boots and Shoes for men, women and
children for Spring and Summer wear; Summer
Cloths, suitable in quality and price for men and
boys. Our Bon,ets caanot be surpassed either for
beauty or style; and our Ribbons just the thing
TO equip them with. 60. -..-- e., -.
have also every variety OF Hardware. for eitheE
farmers. mechanics or household use. 1888 /,
In short, everything that anybody needs. can be
had here--ether cheap goods, pretty goods. good
goods. And if you only call, that is sufficient
rant for sale; and every time you buy, the richer
you get So. spare not the dimes elsewhere, for
they will turn into shillngs here. If you don't be.
lieye it. try the experiment. E. GRAHAM,
Perysburg. May -, les4--lo srsr 7s "a
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Inc court oil common FlehS oil WoOu CO. 81
Isaac p. Thompson, surv. of G. c. Roby, plaintiff
VS.. Samuel A. Ewing. defendants.
HNHE defendant, Samuel a. Ewing. will take nc
L tice that Isaac r. Thompson. survivor of c. {
Roby. has fled petition against him in the abov
court. asking Judgment for $lfs.7s. with interes
since December 20, l949. and also for 1880. wit
interest since May II. 1850 and unless you answe
said petition by the oath day of February. A. l
1855 at the next term of said court thereafter ud
mont win be taken against You according to IT.
prayer Of the petition. By JAMES MURRAY.
Jan. 8, l965.--4Iw6$23l = Atty Of Ptff
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

DAILY SO; sEMI-wEEKLY 50; WEEKLY 81.
AI,cdys IN AdpGnce.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced its 14th
i annual volume With the month of SePtepbey
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Dissolution of Copartncrship.

TTNHE partnership heretofore existing between
i Graham & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Z. GRAHAM. 81
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TIE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Persons residing at points where mails arrive Of
tener than once week are requested to examine
the Semi Weekly. We regard it as the cheapest
paper, all things considered, published in the Uni
ted States.
TERMs--Single copy. one year. So; two copies
one year, So; FIVE copies, one year. $1l.
POSTAGE ON THE TRIBUNE.
The postage on the Daily Tribune one year is
Sl.56; on the Weekly, 26 cents on the Semi
Weekly. SO cents--payabe quarterly in advance, al
the office where the paper is received. E ~. -..
..--.E GREELEY & MeELRATH,
feb lows Tribune Office, NsV FORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

A correspondent Gals our attention 10 stsems1t
in TIE Ner-England SpiyitHaiia dstsd Juns 80 iast
according to which Dr. k'De bad boon ssen IN The
spiri uaI world In company with SIR J,na FfsntIin,
while bic mortal remains secn lying apoa he
polar ice aiming he relics Of bis eIpeditos-hA ves
se having been crwbed to pieces and soss II not eli,
II bis men destroyed. Oar correspondent sesns 70
tbk ba, The fsisehood o. sa thee pssicas" affords
rev evidence sgainst The cred biity OF tbe ocsled
spiritual comm atoms; but not ses thar this
,e,reet the revelation in question differs much from
he mass Of tlose pretending I, come from ve world
Of oto.ts and rspptn. There il no ohe, ciss. Of
,,s TO be compared with tb. - -ho play upon tAsr
sIsn Ice from the sight Of men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
ABRAaAx rURNURE. Com
DANIEL DODGE, }
CTPREME COURT-In tho matter VI tho sp


y pe.t u he Ms,or Ase%,9 .st So%%S9.I} = ss
CITY of Re~.y rsl.sive 10 the WIDENING VI OLFs-S
"a porhwe',srly .'ds thereof s.,"ess se.sI. aas
Of Es,rsas and Assessments hsreD nsrsbJ ne soeee = ne
owner owners occupant o. al hoosss sod 90
and nprOved and ,nmpoveA land, sHs ;tsd s''e' zoe
= hon u EDo~s 20 viz H. 70
Inpetsd estimate and Ut end nss 81 ~
whose Int Affected thefsb, and sho my - ~
posed san,s. pes~o ben objections 10 ~rtins sSy
verified 20 0EOBGE "A. PURSER, Esq our Chairman u "
Office OF the COMMISSIONER No. Chsmber+st tse,oad cory.
ont room 10 this cty. before the Isl dsy OF b1eef
1884 That sues person psrsoss who may ,"safss
asseved by ssd estimsts md s.ssm~ut ~i -
heard IA OpposiOn the before At tho saoe rsss
o'oiock p. NJ. the 18Th day 81 Ocober 1870 H.
he .sd and Assessment toNetsor ~
DOR MAJ. add al the sndsys esaastss and cher tseS
IN he Street tousn oD~ys Oncs 81 the City an1
Comfy New Yort there remain until IND 30 day of Ne
semb.r 1855 shs rho limit embraced by he ssessmens
Aforesaid foows Al hose ~ ees Of and assefe IN ne
,sis cfy oDups IN both ddes Of Cfst. between vatos -
and point zzs feet nohery Of Fr,nkfort - so8 49, %
Fsrryst between Jacob and Pssfs both aAss u sesh
man st. between 90 and Pesr-sts the s.Ds ere lAs -
on the said Map OF he Commissioner Thss sss f.eo
herein will be presented the Sgprern. Court o. ths 500
New vork, at . Special Term th-reoi " % s1s Ae ~
g.I N ID, ssiS ay On SATURDAY ,b- day u ~csosts,
% Is5 Al ,bo opening NJ ,be Conr snsi day, eo< os
then ard there Of thsrsser council cen - hessd,
motion made hat ssid report be eonhSmsd vosk
Ar ieA GEORGE rs prRhyA,l
cHARLLsp MEAD. iCoanasanesA
\
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mc0iraI.

GROSS RABIES.-All Infants are liable to the
" Cole and soy dis frm th, e9-cts OF laidnum ana
Thor a,nseru, emsdiss administered sfJrd r. ~ Z
n bers IN. u1he that Or. hOBERTSS COLO
the ol cert and ae remedy nuvor lnoSn 10 ~ Ia v
instant lief and Of trsuuns fefal crying Sabies INTO
a healthy Ian 1aiug Cb,rub- coat. only ID coats " uy
n sod hy al the DIUgsss HANILANO HANNAL a HIS
IY No. SO W ARE n-st., " hOesale Agenta
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Dursr mdrfhnusfs.

nApER WAREHOUSE.-J. I. DERRICK.
SOMA Co No s. BeeknaDst. offer tor Iae On tss CIV"
wri-ib. sspeTs, Eng sxr. rTeosn .nd AneteA
Sez. Fspei, al size5 weights and 4usleles
Boob Paper ~ sE.s, seish's snt luahnes .-.-,,
fssoe PsIei facy color, and 81 IT, Of tbs be- lasJ
asn-ps Pspsr @hite and edoree dinerSo. Sil'A~
ia ten Psp~g thin sDd D re ses s1s---S'
Cob PspeS, SaS % AID srt& A.x
snsh Z srdw~re Psg-s. t~rfe ssOr,ine-' - 'i''
-hea.brs Parer % lie hcEf autlty. -
Hrs y5ins pspss, Straw, azs md Hsc'EA
YaA Pspsr ~ iiSercrt EiS~a
tr socfnf Pse-- 81 ts.lc ioF 1874 h f0A
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Nem-pork Ciip Business Dirretorg.

V,HE FOLLOWING LIST consists Of promi
i pept Houses In each line Of Business
DRY GOODS.
American and Foreign Silks.
sOWFH NcNAMEE 4 Co, umpts l. JobberslII2 Broadway
Berlin " COL Embroidery srfks, PRINCES, Gimps
Buttons Ladies Trimmings Gold and Silver Articles
KoMLSAAT BROS, importers and Jobbcrs No. as JOhnst
Gsn'le%ss's Far r,a1,, a, osd: w
American Lamp. and Gas Fixtares.
oIETZ DRO Co, Msnuis). 1872 wiIlisms in rear
- AsricrltsraI Warehop vss =, -, w.
Artincial Flowers and Feathers, new styles. 90,
JAMES IUCkER %gorte5 and Ws9 S,sn Ds''f No. ."
Dr. CHAs A. PEcK :...............No. AS Broadway
Door, Sashcs and Blinds.
a. p KIIBALl (vhol, sale and Retai No 10 Beehman-E
Engravers wv odJ
". ROWLAND. No ~ Broaaw ay door above Aso House
Engtirh Cutlery. Files, s9ws aud Tcols.
No. ID Cit St
French Window Glass:
J. VI. POlLLON Go. Hmporters). NO 81 bGclsy'A
oHAs. linn G. " u%pSssr e 81 Liberty.
SE9se and Fep r. Mg Jssa.s. Sons. No
s9 BrUsdwas door above t9ths-
Fine Teas.
JAMES CASSIDY ~
Hardwarc, Cuucry Edge Tools &c:
sHOS DOUGLASS (Msnuseturer and Dealer. No Pisfts
susr,So BEAN srHs sos Meals. &c: No. Co w.u
from 40 70 500 Boats always hand liberal discount
those Who sell again. INGERSOLLS. 20 Souah-si
Lightning Rods.
A. OUfNBf SON Offices l12 r Etha snd iis Sasssu-N
LYON hANUFACTt RING Co. Otis PateIt. Ala copper
Reds foi Ships Agents wapted..........No IL Ood-st
Liihograpbers.
GEO. HAYWARD. no l." " soIS"
Looking Glasses and Picture Frames.
JOHN s WlLLARD......i4aP e,ilst. near Chathain -
Paints Oils, &c.
sAYNOLDS, DENOE Co.......Nos- 100 and lW futon y
Paper Warehouses.
CYRUS w FIELD Co, twhocsae Dealer'l No II Chs-s
Phnsshed Tin and JapanDed Ware
GEO HODGE rls (NAnf b...............No los "Hhen "
Paper In Rolls and Resmse, &c.
EUGENE ELY....No - fEon-s', thlrd door eeIo" oos
salau,andcr safes.
sTIARNS L MARVIN MAJ afaetlIert " Rich & % sAs
uandeI safes Wilcers Patent Rch's linprov Also
sOs oroIrieioTs Of lie pa sat Ia Belle Loes Dep"
No. ING WsieTst
ship Bread and Craekers.
& TITUS ~ Wasatnstsn-t
.tspm.Epairs- Machinists, Tools, Cotton are
Weoses Machinery, &c.
ANDREWS JE>UP, COMMISSION deFehantsJ..o' rnesi
TOYS and Fancy Goods.
J. AHLBORN Co. ~ Msdensoe up--tai~, and % Lioef',
Watches Jeweiry and Fancy Goods.
PLsTT BROTHER. f'mp nod Msnutl Nc. y Maiden l.ro
Window md Plate Gins French and Engiish.j
r. HOPNINS BROTHERS, tla9osieTsl No. oil SAfe--J'~
Any additions 70 the L saoze be brought 70 tn
oaee Of 8 If PETTESG!LL Co. No. Il9 S.ssss -
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
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CUPRFME COURT -lu the matter Of the .p

CUPRFME COURT In the matter u the sp
~ pseaton Of the Mayor Aldermen aud Cesn-sey % ce
City o. N..-Yak .e..liyste ne oPESiN0 cad IAf,so
5th In City II N-sYoIs we, the O,nins
sioners % and Assessment ie he ssov- ss',ef
ns-r hereby ss- poc- TO BE eva.r. eesaysps
l.rG. thereby And - others whom may eseesrn,
t That nave cor ~ ss'mss and assesnsuf,
ard al whese Deress ere Affected her e sa1
who nav co.ed The 90 pescnt their sAectsne IN
writI A. dul, wr6sd the Conmssonsrs thu c6se No
pc Broadway oo isJ In this city, on or ses tbs ss saJ
OF November leS. -,
sgsrevva By ,l estimate aud asses neHt vih es.sd
n. SANE, b~foe de rme place 00aeoA
AN. IN he 2st cay Of No.ems.r, 100 -.
Sd That he Astfset u the sid tstnste ana sseemans
e, h cur also all the sHdsvi~ ssimstss ssd
ether which used ny mailing var report,
have ben posted e Street comas s'oners Oes 81 re
City sns County N.wYorh there to remain ua ne i'<n
rs That the limit. embraced BY the ~
lows: Al tbo.- pec. lard tossd p sid Cmy eeansed
b, he c.uie, Hue Of tn blocks b-tveen tsh ssd
or uh BY the line Of he boch. ots eco st .ed
su4 lsss; by the center pe % the eee& -
tween & "a ard 50 the west BY the eent.r las ne
BIZ che he,ween tho 0h and ith AMI slso 81 noe Ger
tain o,i, o,s piece. u land sntos 90 en- 500
Of The eth 9TH ard sh betw-sn tob sns iru -
Arc sho al hos. eer'.n other lots &c, ana
,t liz on side o. shs Sch OH 9TH and aAsva and
between SD snA <,ta aid oct III said ae
sh That or 20 h.rsn all be pro the snps:ns
he CITY VAL in tho aid cis, ss,uiay the lxh
,N Of Dec D. ls5, az the o2enios OF the Coe On
Il at ssy that then asd here hsIssns = :.s
,l can heard noiOD vii b. peis that $50 f~pos ~
colisned.- New Yolk, OetobeI 1874
s. uLsHOEFFER,
WILLIAM KENT,
L. hRADiSH SComm acAen
WARREN RRAOY,
nvonib FIREMAN TOWLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
VIO GEORGE BELLOWS: 70,

ITO GEUkGE BELLOWS: lou arc hereby
j sunp ed rsquir.d x-yW be eosplsi,t h ne
sspreny c. of he Sssfs of Ne, orb u LOsf IDA OIL
BkaT psbaf which Tie M ssy Of Dc st,s. 1885,
seys copy your ans. mo HENRY 2 NORTON u
the villa. Of Brsekpoit 10 the County Of Mo wh
t~.r dsys altar the ssrsic. Of this sxclssve Ne
day OF The bs'ef and 700 fi N ssswsshs 80 a
pspt the plaintiff ~i spoy 20 The sss sapems CsU ~ 's
re isf iensnSed 10 tn conpi.in'.
"a ls~s.Tb H. p. NORTON. pisjpng's Au~vrsy.