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no CONSERVATIVES AND OTHER

ITO CONSERVATIVES AND OTHER
INVALIDS-During Dr.. vi NJ. FITCH'S
absence to Europe. his REcoRDs will be left with his
associate DR.. J. W. SYKES. who will remain at the
Weddell House, Cleveland, during the present Winter,
where he may be consulted by those desiring to avail
This arrangement willena5ie invalids now under DR..
FIrCU'S treatment in Ohio and the States West, and
in Western New York and Pennsylvania, to continue
the same under DR.. SYKES direction, without the ex-
pense Of = visit TO New York or the unavoidable delay
Of correspondence with a physician at such a distance.
DR.. c. NJ FITCH wishes it understood that he has at
present no business competition whatever with his rela-
tive and former associate, Or. S. s. FITCH, nor has he
any other associate than DR.. SYKES whom an expert
ence OF between six and seven years, a portion Of the
time in charge Of DR.. s. S. FITCH'S professional cor
respoadence. and a part Of the time in connection with
DR.. q. NJ. FITCH. has thoroughly familiarized with our
method Of treating pulmonary and other chronic dis
eases.
Dr. SYKES will arrive in Cleveland on Thursday,
January 3, after which time he may be consulted daily
sabbath e~Teepted) from the hours OF 9 to 4 for Pull
A0NARY CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, CHRONIC
~0NCHI in the treatment Of which the employ
ment appropriate OF MECHANICAL APPLIANCES
add CONSTITUTIONAL as we'll as ME-
DICINAL INHALATION. has giYenus degree Of sue
cess which can never attend a Partial, imperfect treat
ment of those dangerous affections, and enables US to
afford relief where the disease is not SO far advanced
as to be beyond the reach Of remedies, and from ample
experience and observation, DR.. FITCH is fully con-
WINGED that where the disease is so far advanced that
these means fail, no other plan of Treatment can afford
relief.
DR.. SYKES may also be consulted for Catarrh, La
r~yngitis, dyspepsia, Female Complaints, and all other
diseases connected with or predispOsing 10 COnsump-
tion- for the successful treatment OF which our success
is we'll known.
return from Europe. OF which due notice will be given.
Feb I3-5tN
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y E.. SELLERS & Co. Wholesale D~RUGGISTs,

l. CORNER o o IN SECOND STREETS, @ I'd Stand Of gn & snoEdeJP ITTsDrRG Pa
offer for sale in quantities to suit Purchasers 0mpee1 asorment Of fresh hpreiD DRUG. BEDE
cINEs. CHEMICALS GUMs OILS DYE sTUFFS wTSDOw CLASS GLASS ARE SURGICAL ISsTRu
MEN E. fATENr EDTCINES WHITE LEAD RED LEAD, LITHARGE and ZINC PAINT, together HbA
BIEwe are sole Proprietor II sELLETs CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS YER HUGE, q IMPERIAL
COUGH YRTP PururhL Ian S6n -
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STATE OF CoNSEcTIcUTl
Hartford Counts SIS. Hartford, Jan. :, 1856.
Personally appeared Guy r. Phelps Secretary Of the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, and made
oath thatthe foregoing statemen: by him subscribed, il
true to the best Of his knowledge and belief.
Before me. GEO. S. GILMAN,
Justice OF Peace. g.
With pleasure, and much confidence, We invite pub
lie attention to the foregoing Statement. Of the affairs
Of the only Foreign Life Insurance Company that has
complied with the Laws Of Ohio, in this County. A
fine opportunity is here offered in a Company. whose
ability no one can doubt, to obtain Insurance on your
in without delay, and 1 will wait on you with fidelity
and promptness. 7. J.
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MEDICINAL LIQUORS., Direct
w from United States Custom House, just arrived.
Brandy, United Vineyard, Gin, Holland,
Pure Pale, " Schiedam.
Pure 0tard, Rum, Jamaica,
" Pure Cognac. Z" Santa Croix.
" Alex. Seignette, Whisky, Bourbon,
Wine, Pure Juice Port. MnnonEahela,
" Burgundy " Alcohol o. per cent,
" Madeira fine, Jurpentine,
Malaga. Burning Fluid.
The Phoenix Drug Store will shortly receive, from
the East, heavy addition to the stock, and will strive
to sell goods on fair equitable terms.
ROssiter Liniment, put up by Harmon, for horse ills,
proves far more eficacious than any OF the humhugs.
oiled turpentine mixtures palmed OF as sure cures
Remember and give the Phenix q call.
feb %, 1856. r. RIM
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NXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

II Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber have
been appointed and qualified as Executors on the estate
OF Joseph Earle, late Of Weafhersfeld, Trumbull coun-
ty, deceased. All Indebted to said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment, and those having claims,
are notified to present them according to law.
JOHN HUTCHINS,
Teh- On 1S56-3f z u HOVT.
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The Catholican is doing good service here. All the
patients that have tried the medicine have been bene-
fitted but one-1nd that one. nothing will help
Truly yours, MM. LAIRD UAZLETT, D.,
New Philadelphia, Ohio.
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DIANO FORTES-NEW STOCK

l. Afne assortmeet Of Pianos. varying IN price from
s125 70 $500. Among others nay be found
? elegant Rosewood, 6 oct, iron frame, fancy legs, 50
4 do 6k oct. do round cor. 3GGS59S
; do 6H /" do do ss5as3oO
J oct. rose, carved tablet and carved moulding, slO9
3 do plain ease, $50
TX oct. Louis XIV style. finished all around. 5000
The last mentioned Is enc Of the largest and most
MAGNIFICENT pianos ever manufactured. The public are
invited to call and examine il; it will repay the Sr0I
bic OF a visit. The above we're selected by myself with
great care. and / win warrant them TO be very superior
Instruments in every particular.
Warren, Jan. %, sc. st. PONEkof.
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NOTICE.-The Stockholders of the
~ MahOning Plank Road Company are requested to
meet at the Court House in the town of Garfield, Ma
honing County, Ohio, on Saturday, the 29th day Of
March. A d ls56, at ii o'clock A NJ, for the purpose OF
electing the requisite number Of Directors Of said road
for the ensuing year, and for transacting such other
business as may come before them
No toll will be charged to said stockholders on said
day. By order Of the Board of Directors.
WILLIAM W. W-HITTLEsEY, sec'ry.
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Prevail on medical men to adopt ii in their practice;
and | have no fears OF the result, from uhat knowledge
1 have obtained personally of the curative powers, !
wish the medicine kept here
TIC. HAWKINS, ". D., Waynesburs, Pa
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HENRIETTA ROBINSON, by D.
IL Wilson. With Steel Portrait, One Volume, $50
pcges lamo. Price Sl,O0.
"Eer early years were full OF promise. Beauty
Was hers. and intellect, and all the aids
Which fortune, family. and friends could give.
But she was crossed in love- and thence her lHs
To headlOng ruin tended"
so copies just received at ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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q = 1 would be glad to have a further supply, as
The medicine Is becoming very popular. and l think
will continue, as it has given relief in every instance
where properly taken
THO NEWMAN, VI. D.. NJ. Vernon, Ind.
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FEB. l. MARCH APPOINTMENTS.
DR. S. D. HARDMAN, Physician for

IL Diseases Of the Lungs, formerly Resident Ply
stefan to Cincinnati Marine HOspital) now Physician
to the Salem Lung Institute,
Will be At his rooms, Gaskn House, Warren, Medres-
day, March S.
Youngstown, Mansion House, Monday March 10; Rs-
VIENNA, Prentiss House, March .; Jefferson, American
House March }; Ashtabula, Ashtahuia House March 7;
Conneaut Feb 20; Erie, Pa. Feb p q %; MeadYille, Pa.
Feb p & p; West Greenyille, Feb2 %; Mercer, Feb 2li
New Castle, Feb 10 MassillOn, March II; Wooster.
March 70; Mllersburgh, March -; Cochoeton, Mar IS.
DR.. Hartman treats Consumption, Bronchitis, Asih'
ma, Laryngitis, and all diseases Of the throat and lungs
by INDICATED INHALATION, lately used in the Bromp-
ton Hospital. London. The great point in the treat
ment Of all human maladies, is TO get at the disease IN
a direct manner. All medicines are estimated by their
action upon the organ requiring relief This IS me,
important fact upon which LahGiafi0E Is based III ths
stomach is diseased, we take medicines directly into
the stomach. II The lungs are diseased, breathe OF in
hale medicated vapors directly into the lungs. Medi
cines are the antidotes to disease, and should be ap
piled to the very seat of disease IahaiGfiOHi IS the p
p~lication Of this principle 20 the treatment Of diseases
Of the Lungs, for il gives US direct access to those in
tricate slr-cells and tubes which lie out Of reach OF eve
~ other means Of administering medicines. The rea
son why consumption, and other diseases OF the lungs,
have heretofore resisted all treatment. has been because
they have never been approached in 4 direct manner
by medicine. They were intended 10 act upon the
lungs, and yet we're applied to the stomach! Their ac'
ton was intended to be local, and ye. they were 80 adj
ministered that they could only act eonstitutionally
expending their principal and immediate action upon
the unodending stomach, whilst the foul ulcers within
the lungs were unmOlestedl Inhalation brings the
medicine in direct contact with the disease. without the
disadvantage Of any violent action Its application Is
so simple, that Il can be employed by the youngest in
FAINT. or feehlest invalid 1t does not derange the so
mach, or interfere in the smallest degree, with the
strength. comfort or business Of the patient. The re
port OF the Brompton Hospital. London. shows a reeov
cry Of G0ur-fftks Of cases treated by Inhalation. II
properly employed. there is no case 80 low, it viii not
benefit
VPThe Limitations are compounded from the ORR
ginal formulas used in the BrOnpt0n Hospital, London.
Nc charge for consultation
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Case Of H. !. Lacey, Of St0E, Summit County, OAi0.
Early last spring Mr.. LIS lungs were highly irrita-
ted by the inhalation OF lime dust, whilst engaged in
sowing it over his wheat fields. This was followed by
4 hacking cough. expeetoration OF purulent matter
with slight hemOrrhage, night sWeSis and debility, IN
deed all the usual symptoms Of consumption. l pre-
scribed for him on the Goth OF September last, and in
less than two months all the formidable symptoms had
disappeared. When 1 last saw him he enjoyed Vigor-
Gus health.
The above isa correct statement Of the results Of Med
icated Inhalation in my case. and l can heartily recon-
mend it to the suffering invalid. H. Y. LACEY.
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P.s. That young lady who supplied US so bOuntitul-
ly with pickles and cheese, and insisted upon our sup
ping upon those articles exclusively has our thanks.
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GPRING WHEAT FOR SEED.-A
~ feE-bushsls OF that Premium SPrisg Wheat, suit
able FOR seed, for sale BY the subscriber at So per bush.
ell SETH A BUSHNELL.
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MUSIC LESSONS! A Thorough
vi or partial course Of lessons given on the Piano.
Melodeon and Guitar. The most shorougha and APPROX
ed system Of instruction will he used. Particular at
tention paid to training the voice when desired Pa
pills from The country can be accommodated with board
at low rates. For further information, inquire NJ my
| Nusic Store. s. I. POMEROY.
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Warren, Feb. G, Is56-3t
MONEY WANTED.-

CAMUEL FAHNESTOCK, Importer
~ and Dealer in FOREIGN q DOMESTIC HARD
WARE, No. 50 Wood St, between Diamond Alley and
4h St, Pittsburg. Pa.
The subscriber is now opening a large and extensive
assortment Of Hardware imported direct from the man
ufacturers. among which are Knives and FORKS. Pen
and Pocket Knives. Scissors. Tea and Table spoons,
Mill, CrOss-cut, Circular and other Saws, Grain and
Grass Scythes, AlTiIs, Steel Locks, Hinges. Screws,
Chisels. Augurs, Planes, Files, Coopers', Carpenters,
Cabinet, MillEright and other Mechanical tools, &c,
&c, all OF which will be sold on moderate terms.
PAHNESTOCK.
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SECOND HANDED PIANOS!

y have now on hand several Pianos. to rent At from
81 so 10 81 per month. or for sale 1t S35 to $50. Call
soon or they will be gone. :.
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I must say, from ny OWN experience and personal
observation in my practice, it has proved to be the lest
and safest remedy for the difficulties for which il is
recommended, viz: those Of female weakness, such as
Prolpsus Cteri, FIuor Alhus, and ali irregular and
painful men struation, and diseases of Irritation Of the
female organs. D. Y. F0OTE, NJ D., Syracuse, NY.
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TEACHERS

fNEACHERS MEETING.
Il The Teachers OF Trumbull County and vicinity
are earnestly requested TO meet in association st the
Village of LIE Roy, in the township Of Bazetta, on the
5th Of March next, Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock A NJ
W. H. McMuRKAY, JSO. MckIBBIs,
JAS. McFERRICH, e. II. JoNsUS-
Democrat pIease copy. TfeboO1
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CAMPBELL, THE POET, AND MRS. SIDDoNs.-In
letter of the late Thomas Campbell, just printed,
the deceased poet expresses himself as distressed
at his inability to discover materials for life OF
Mrs. Siadons. Dear, good Mrs. Siddons," he
writes:
She was very angel, but devils make better
stuff for biography than angels. The old tooth
less adolescence dashing beauties--that were her
her piety and purity; but Lord help me; / can
make no use of all their twaddle. Had she
been fie-fe, or a drunkard, or termagant
should have had comparatively sinecure in my
biographical duty TO her. Nevertheless, there are
some Interesting particulars about her; her great
great grand uncle was executed for being Catho-
lie priest have some faint hopes of being able
to prove that he was even burnt alive but unhap.
PLY that is not certain. Poor man, it would make
no difference to him now, by what death he died
but to me it would be most desirable, If possible
that he shonld have died by fire. for.the sake of an
exciting impression on my amable readers
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- -
BANK PREsrpENf.--N n. Massie has been elect
and President Of The Monticello Bank at chsrcsses
vile, with . salary Of $500.
COMMERCIAL Co1vENTruE. citizens 2.
Charlottesville ON January court day appon.su
80 delegates TO the southern OommefelA oo
ton, to meet in Richmond on the Dfh insl
LIQUOR LAw.-The residents Of Psies.ln ,p,,o;s.
Greenbrier county, have appolnn.ea, - IN their
tee Of three persons TO enforce tne .s~,,
neirhborhood against retailing ardent spins.
Acmoprn navy CRocKETT--The Rocking
h.r, pev;.ter has an account OF negro peiongins
~ WIN Anderson ESQ.,. of Pendfeson county, wno
heinr ont hunting, found a large ana ferocious
wolf brought % bay BY PteN - me ssnee and A.
s,sn,;nv his Young master TO the spot killed H.
On snotRer occasion he was attacked by iaree
h,.I which he had wounded, and as the animal
rushed at him he seized It by the antiers .hfem ~
over his shoulder and carried il home. Inc nesio
Is said TO be perfect Sampson In strength.
I,cRrAsE IN vALuE-Mr Felix senger, OF
Rockingham county, being about TO eingra.e W
Iowa. recently sold his farm for si2 30 per sese
He purchased the farm seven years ago Al $ic an
ere
posr OFFICE AFrAIRs-The Postmaster has
ordered the following: Establish hicnwoods, Nj
choas county and app0a, s p1ee 81 Psn
nisyile Amelia county, Va, vice Z. Il. Houson
resigned. ffa& azfE ats sgesS IS
x.uuoTu PoRxERs.---Mr. Jacob Tesinger, of
<.r.enhrier county, has Just slaughtered two por-
kers. Welding 1883 pounds nett weight.
DyaD.-Mrs. Sallie L. Preston, wife of Major j.
r. +, Preston, of the Virginia Military Institute,
died in Lexington on the 5th instant.
PRETTY CoLp.-The thermometer in CharIottes-
vile Friday morning, stood at 10 degrees below
zero. 4
NEW FEATURE IN JoURNALIsM.-The friends
of Mr. s. A. b. Gilmer, editor of the Lewsburg
Chronicle last week rendered him compliments
nv supper on the occasion of his being married.
There were many toasts and speeches, in all of
which the preservation Of the union was men,
toned in the most fervent manner.
PETERSBURG AFFAIRs-we take the following
items from the Petersburg papers of yesterday:
Dc,entioa--The passenger train on the South
Side Road due Saturday evening, had not arrived
at a late hour Sunday evening"
Crmel-Mr. +. J. SpOoner, of Chesterfield drove
ND to the residence of lady on Saturday, to take
her on. sleghing, and upon leading be- to the door
found that some one had taken the sleigh and
horses and made for parts unknown.
accident Mr. Andrew j. Purleu, of Manches
ter broke two ribs by falling in the streets of Pc
tersburg, Saturday.
Farm Sold-The farm of H. Rushmore, few
miles from the city was sold Saturday for $l400.
More Snoao fell in the streets of Petersburg on
Saturday. Eg ...-.
Increased Recsipts.-The receipts of the South
Side Railroad for the quarter ending with Decem
ber show an increase of over $4,000 in compari
son with the receipts of the same period last year
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r.r,.Ts OF fak AotictffpiaL Re- rs.
- ~ rps UsfTKp STATks foR 1ea.-ws,
d.. hsen obsingly furnished says the Nafions'
y. ssencer, from The Patent Ofiics with ne SUD
ioIne insereing apprpximase estimate o. sne -
,ssn made 10 from The most authentic aeccssscle
a.,a by d. j. Browne, Esq, the efficient snpcIin-
.endent Of the Agricultural Division Of the bnreau
n NAV be here stated that II there be any eror y
Inc estimate Ia In falling below rather tnan aoove
the trith. either in the quantity or Ssiuc " sne
products: .r.
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THE SUFFERING AT THE CAFE DE WEIRD ISL.
ASDs.-Dr. Barclay, of the u. S. sloop -of.war
Dale, which has just arrived at Norfolk from the
western coast OF Africa, confirms the statement
that the inhabitants of San Antonio, Cape de Verbs,
numbering about 10000, were actually in q state
OF starvation. For want of other provisions they
were killing and eating all their jackasses, DC,
and were really In most deplorabie condition.
The officers of the Dale have been eye witnesses
OF the intense sufferings of these people
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EARLY LOVE AND LATE MARuAGF.-The Gin
cinnati Columbian relates the following:

cinnati Columbian relates the following:
"A compile, each of whom were over seventy
years of age were, night or two ago, united in
the bonds of wedlock, at one of principal hotels
eThey had been lovers In the spring time of life
but circumstances parted them. Each married,
raised a family, lost mate and then remarked
and, finally, having lost the second mate, and met
their first love, they concluded 70 travel down the
hill of life together at its foot They both
frail lettering and white-headed-but the fire of
love still burnt brightly in their hearts E.r1
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CONFERENCE.-The Mcdowell of the Wo-
mans Advocate says: 1--WE always liked the
Wings, and are sorry for their downfall. They
wore such good clothes, looked 80 gentlemanly,
and bore 80 good naturally every defeat, that
really we hope they may have the luck attending
Jonah under similar circumstances"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-15

AGREAT SHIP-TwO HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
In that very interesting and instructive collection
"Howell's Familiar Letters" we find description
of monster ship launched in 1888, and thus de-
scrbed in letter from James Howell to Simon
Digby Esq, at Moscow, over the date of LIST July,
1885:
Ihaye other news to tell you; we have brave
new ship, royal galleon; the like, they say, did
never spread sail upon salt water, take her true
and well compacted symmetry with all dimensions
together For her burden, she has many tons
as there were years since the Incarnation, when
she was built which 1886; she is in length l27
feet; her greatest breadth within the panks is 46
feet inches her depth from the breadth is 10
feet inches she carrieth 400 pieces of ordnance,
wanting four whereof she hath three tyre half a
score men may stand in her lenthorn. The charges
his majesty hath been at in the building of her are
computed to be $4,000, one whole years ship mo-
ney. Sir Robert Mansel launched her, and by his
Majesty's command called her the "SoUeveign Of
the Sea-"
If the common account be true, which refers the
first ship of English build, of burden equalling
800 TONS to the year 1897 the Sovereign of the Sea
was a great achievement, and the ship money
appropriated to her irrerstibly recalls the patriot
Hampden.
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DEATH OF BLACK BAsHAw-BIaek Basb.w
horse well known, died on Saturday, the o9th uIt
OF collie or inflammation of the intestnes at Uni.
lytown, Bucks county, Pa Bashaw was a bean.
fnul glossy black horse, with white hind feet and
three inches He was much admired nv tho hoa,
judges for his majestic form and elegant carriage.
strength and size >"''i'se'
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THE BATTLE OF LIFE.-Its several stages may
be thus defined: "Courtship is the engagement or
siege, the proposal is the assault and matrimony
the victory And what comes after matrimony.-
Why, am sure don't know, unless it is the TIE
Deam QediunD that comes after most victories"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-15

The alteration a bank bills is now prevented in
England by imprintng on the bank paper, while
being manufactured the character of letters which
denote their denominations. This is done by water
lining in the ordinary manner and it is supposed to
color these characters at the time they are imprint
ed so that the color will penetrate and become in
corporated with the paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-15

WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE.-There is now ,;v;nu
IN hardem.n county, SO we are credibly informed
. man agoa ninety eight years, who has very re-
that such Is his yigcr that he can walk mile w;,p
.ne the ease OF young man. This is truly wonderful
ana we suppose unheard of heretofore hfe,n,,l;,,
Earle o'oic-NueWfadts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-15

A SAD CAsE.-Leverton Thomas, a man seven
ty-fve years of age, was tried and convicted at
Pttsburg recently upon the charge of forging a
promissory note for $465. Thomas is a man Of
wealth and possessed much influence in Washing.
ton co. Pa, where he resided. st ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-15

hoa KILLING AT LOUISVILLE The TOT. trr,,,
Der OF hogs slaughtered around the f.s NJ ns
Gay week, was 2s3, 1863, and ,652 In the mems IT,
@ IS a. me close Of the season. says the Courier
WI pc about . 600 hogs this year over last with
IN increase Of fully ten per cent In weight - " :
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Wishing to reduce eur stack
9I fsncy Dress Goods, we win for the next two
oAeI ai cost Tor CASH entire stock Of such
soods, consisting IN part of Printed and Figured Nous.
nss rIench and English Plain and Plaid Merinos
styles suited to the psessnt season.
BINFORD, MAYO 4 BLAIR.
I'VE takc this opportunity 70 request our customers
whose accounte have been standing nix months. b
!. l.--daets BiNF0RD. MAYO Z BLAIR. !
II a a MI N Es.eEoR Ckappe1 HaSda,
- &cs--ls new. eIesupt and highly balsausio
nenid entirely FREQ from grease, and I'll irritating
Preparations now be fore che pubic EHee 26 cefs
Per bottle. Prepared and sold ~ 8. $685.
as = ss499 Ehemists and nrunnisfs
jae 9Th and franklin streets.