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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-08
: EiV STO(IK OF SPRING

\ EH SIUNh OE 81 HTNts d . . ID -
y We have received our stock of ta pie and fancy
Dry Goods embracing complete and varied assort-
mea! adapted TO the spring and trade, which
has bsen purchased very favorable terms and will
be sold at small advance for cash. We offer amongst
l,lel articles, the following. Cottouades Nankeens
md Cotton Oznsburgs; fine stock Bleached Domes-
les oil widths plaid, striped and plaid Cotton for
ieryants Satinets, Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds; Fur
lture and Apron Checks and Tiekings; Brown Sheet
lug aud Shirtngs, various widths; brown and bleached
lsbe Cloths and ilckings; beautiful assortment of
Iush Linens; Cloths, Cassimeres and NestinEs, fine
.sotineut; Prints Gin CHAINS and Lawns in great va
uety: Canton Cloths and Alpacas; printed Barages
and ChaIlies; Plain Chaies and Delalnes all quail
les: Lawn, Challie and Berage Robes; white Cam
5rcs JBconet, Swiss and Null Muslins; Lace, Mus
n Cambria Collars; Lace Coll .rs and Sleeves in
.etts; Silk, Linen and Cambria handkerchiefs Our
fends and purchasers generally respectfully in
Slied call and examine goods with the assur.
ance that our best efforts will be used to give entire
satlstsction. j. l.. SMITHER l. BROTHER.
mn SI-dIm No % Msin street
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d "A LITERARY FoRGER-The forger of the Schil-
Ter manuscripts has been tried at Weimar, and
sentenced to two years imprisonment. 1t was de-
veloped on the trial that no less than 4l4 manu-.
scripts had been sold by him, and of these but six
were genuine, Being asked by the Court how he
came In possession of SO large a number of auto
Der OF years collecting them, and that he had de-
voted fourteen long years to the same business
10 the question how they came in his hands. he
gave the names OF three persons certain Miss
Nets VINO had been for some time housekeeper in
the house of Schiller, trader of old books from
jena oy the name of Rotteck, and that of q FORM
sr servant at the library of Weimer, Remhild-
Two OF these persons are dead, and the third, he
said, had gone TO America. 49,, lfe b..Is3- Z,
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20 sNAyAL.-The frigate Potomac, Comm ander
Powell, with Commodore Paulding ON board
sloop.of'war sSaratoga. Commander Tilton and
Cyane Commander Robb, and war steamer Fulton
Commander Tilton, arrived at Matanzas eth ult.
from Havana. III ,i-...f .lssas g-a- b-si ssssi-
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g. 1. y -
Mr.. GODDARD. accompanied by his wife and three
gentlemen. made balloon ascension at Havana
on the 30th uIt sek .7sss
George w. Pomeroy, chairman of the Board ol
United States General Appraisefs, died suddenly
at New Orleans ON the 29th ult. As
A monument to the memory Of Rev Henry Mar.
tyn, the devoted missionary. i bsing erected :,
Tocat, India. Es 4.
Asletter from Virgin Bay, Nicaragua, says that
washerwomen at that place make . hundred and
fifty dollars month. s5ssks sa s.assss asea
VIM. A. Greatrake. tried at Pittsburg for seduc-
tion, has been found guilty. = ~ ess -
The Rayels are playing in Havans TO nighfly
audience ffrom 3,000 70 5000 persona
II Col Benton, il Is said. declares his prefsFencs
for Justiee Wayne, cf the Supreme Court fpf re
aTse sentence of dean. passed on SARAH Hayerals.
|'as .ss Louis, hs4 been eqamated % e ysafS n
Hal lfeifto DE depth q shrss inshss IN Lasrsns.
vile, S O.. on Tie ~ uIk l "a Asps - i
Old Mrs. 6adliar. sihe mother Il John GadlieFs
the English EoFems hns heeoms AlAoss q mahiAc.
Her dapghter hAs bsen for sons tfme q pxiy1te
lunatic as4lum .ss s 2ass ksss gzsasss - 3
Nosrain. according 10 the Racine (Wls) Demo-
crat hAs fallen thsrs for LOG daya.
An Iliinois paper states that ~ - Hedge O.
have contracts eor two thoUaAnd miles - hedge -
be sown this season
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IvUK sALE..--I have n four-hOrse I'm.
/ CINE, been used bat short time, which l will
o. vrry low. can be seen at the law office of Jno
\ DAVIS MASSENA BEAZLEY.
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RICHAKDsON q CO.'S WHOLESALE

a. CO.'S WHOLESALE
IL DRY GOODS STORE, 95 Main street--We
are selling to the trade this season, entire stock
lof GENERAL DRY GOODS, without regard to
cost that may be enabled to place in store an
alequalled stock of Carpetings Floor Oil Cloths and
Mattings.
Merchants from the country assured that our
stock contains many desirable articles of STAPLE
iooDs and large lot of DRESS GOODS, in all which
BARGAINS may be had. 41;a e- 7.7
NH -1t,,E 4,
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- iug made arrangements with Prof Mapes for the
g, Of LIS lisIogeni5ed Super Phosphate of Lime, al
,,-s..tacurrrs prices we confidently recommend it
ar iends believing il 20 be superior TO any tertil.
~ u0 in use, having its effects last year on
. ana having head 50 much of its good effects, We
, constrained to believe il superior TO guano, not
ase il uskes better crop the first year after ap.
v sliol, bus beesase Of It's bity having in 1t
"a pIoporuoa cf b.ns olsJ Fer sale BY the ton or
II. mn n BAKER q PLEASANTS
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
nyJAs. A. CowARDIN.

ahs Daily Dispatch 10 aserved to saeserisefs
" wo QUARTER cEsrk PEI WEEK. payable 70
sr r.risr weekly. Price for mailing - year IN
The Weekly Diepafch i' '"ued every fi'' Na
I'D mailed to subscribers at 81 per snnum.
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FOR LIBERIA--The next expedition for Liberia
will sail from Baltimore about the 18th of MAY. and
from Savannah, GA, about the lst of June. THE
vessel " ill take out two ready made houses Of
Burnetzed wood, large and commodious, for the
occupancy OF emigrants during their first 81,
months In Liberia. se as -, sss3 ssfJ 4ela.
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A ~ ARRcHTiTEcT' r: II I' AND mEasuRER

ARCHITECT AND MEASURER,
Respectfully reminds his friends and the public gen.
f,IFaly that, in addition to MEASURING and PRI-
so a kinds of work used In the erection of build
ass-bnck work, Carpenters work, Pointing, Plas-
7iing y Ac-he is prepared to furnish PLANS and de-
al DRAWINGS Specifications, Estimates and C ON
set' iof every variety OF Buildings and will super
itend their construction. Having q thorough PkAc.
lCAL knowledge Of the Building business and con
4tfahe experience an Architect, he hopes 10 give
/ '-sAct9n u all who may employ him.
w Ottca on llth street, between Main and Bank
mere he may be found at O'Clock every morning
NH 22-InN Z - -
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|, -. ID. n EEIINa., NIerchanf Tailor

-. ID. hEElIINts, Merchant Tailor and
- CLoTHIER, lS6 MAIN sSTREET.--SPRING- AND
CAHER GOODS Just received large lot of su-
nor Cloths Cassimeres and yestings which he will
aAe up IN the best manner, the most reasonable
: jiis and at the shortest notice ,elt
tfse and well selected stock Of Rady Made Cloth
which viii compare with any In this or any other
Iriaet: rt: Oar prices as low atnany other house.
Ch1lsisne Goods in great variety such as Shirts
ta'sts scarts, Ties, &c < W. - fg-f',
ne invites his friends TO call and examine his stock
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RICHARDSON & co.
INSURANCE COMPA.
VI Ny OF RICHMOND.-By authority of an scl

a
VI NY OF RICHMOND.-By authority of an act
Of the General Assembly of Virginia, passed Decem-
Der 18Th, 1886, entitled an act to incorporate the
Merchants Insurance Company in the City of Rich
|lOnd We the undersigned, Commissioners appoint
Ia by The said act, will, the 1st day of May next
pen books for subscriptions to the stock of the said
ompany, at the office Of Messrs. Goddn & Apperson,
III the corner of Bank aud llth streets
The act fixes the value of the shares at $50 EACH
sGd the capital stock at not less than fifty thousand
than five hundred thousand dollars 1t autho-
n1es the Company "to make insurance against all ma
ne risks, and against any damage or lost by fire. or
y any other liability, casualty or hazard upon any
md every kind of property, real personal mixed;
make Insurance lives, to grant annuites to re-
eve endowments to contract for reversonary pay
rnts to guarantee the payment of promissory notes.
Ills Of exchange, and other evidences of debt lend
money bottomry and respondentia TO cause them
be insured against all risks upon the interests
aey may have in any property or lives in their own
sht OF In virtue of any loans advances, of any
policy or contract of insurance." &c &c. . =
- JOHN PURCELL, e.
j. L. APPERSON,
R. B. HEATH,
LEWIS GfNTER,
q, VIM II. CHRISTIAN,
WIN. g. PAINE,
NH h29-tlMay AUGUSTUS ANDERSON.
|tALUA BILE BUILDING LOTS ON
" GRACE STREET, FOR SALE.-We offer for
Ae privately lot of ground, situated within the
osure at the Fair Grounds at the south west cor
eI OF Grace and Pine streets fronting 50 feet and
1nnng back I55 feet to q 20 feet alley.
This Of the most beautiful building lots in the
~hoe range and will be sold upon favorable credit
II 10 the greater part of the purchase money NJ
Apply to TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS
ap Z -ot F --|l 20 ' Auctioneers.
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NEW Commemorative on the Merchant,
Bank, Newbern, N. c., are in circulation In an
about Pittsburg. The vignette is an Indian, an
female on the right end. saaW sifa n =
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bLLs AND nALr nAn1sa@
a. 1IsEklDGE'S ALI, ,,jpst received ssEs5l3 &
- VIM. WALLACE SON. u
y ~, .-.saperfine and Fine, In store ON
an psaphssn snsasnt, for sale BY
T~1s WINSTON 4 POWERS.
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nGmT. MOhE LIGHT ..-P A IT E N ~
h. Dlf fUslVE DAYLIGHT REFLECTORS -
~. .soosenber, having purchased the right for the
d l.V,1aos ~ o. Virginia for b. Goetx l. Co.'s DIFFUSIVE
dLI6HT REFLEcToRS, 10 now prepared to
Persons having dark stores, Offices cslIsrs and
seHoases, with the sxme ta q 80 =
lp11emens may be ut the Dispatch Office Ma
L al. Alasneac and Wing offices Binford, Mayo 4
ain :, o. Charles Hotel and st N. Ezekieps, No. rs
Pssg oihee and Manafastory. corner Of Main and
|*as. s1sals my oo seeufs1 on foHsonspis
oh Is--ain 4 Fa,sg rsA4c scHprvpR
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GROUNDS FOR A NEW TRIAL.-The Baton
Rouge Gazette has the following good one
A convict discharged from the penitentiary day
before yesterday, called upon an eminent lawyer
in this place. Immediately after he got out and in
quired if he could not procure "a new trial in or
der to establish his character" We believe he was
informed that no such grounds for a new trial
were laid down in the books. ts-,.,ftg J,
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POISONED BY MAPLE SUGAR-A lady recently
died in Lansingburg, N. Y, from the effects q
poison contained In some maple sugar, of which
she had partaken. It is supposed the poison wa,
impaired to the sugar by boiling it in . brass ket
tie The poison was thrown from her stomach bu,
it itengendered an Inflammation, of which the vic
tim doubtless died. All the other members of the
or less affected by it, eosq Sc - - Z 8s.s 8 :.
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'.Mr Beecher said that II iftwenty.fye rifles could
be raised on the spot, he would pledge twenty y q
more from Plymouth church al Report of the Nec
HAGEN Kansas Meeting g -
1t has happened ofold, from political jobs,
That churches were rifed by fanatic mobs; &
But the tables are turned by the strangest Of
lurches, eetsgg@ ls5a9t3 sti
And mobs are now riied by fanatic churches.
LCarrington's Cossmissioaaire
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day, q son of David Huckelbury of Craig town
ship, Switzerland county, Ind, in crossing fel,
where was enclosed vicious horse, was attacked
by the ANIMAL who with his teeth tore him ant
with his feet stamped him until life was extinct
The mother of the boy saw the transaction, an
was so much excited that she swooned, and wa
carried into the house in a helpless condition
where she remained until death relieved her
which was in a. few hours. The boy was rescued
but not till he was hopelessly injured by the MI
merous severe bruises he had received.
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nprhg which causes all nature to bud forth, also
wakes up the sumbering diseases, made dormant by
the colds OF winter. CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE
mas long enjoyed reputation as Spring Medicine
far beyond all others Its rapid and permanent puri
flying effects the blood must commend it to ali who
are accustomed to take Spring Medicine 1t is pow
erfui and prompt, yet perfectly harmless. Try bot
tie. Sold by BENNETT, BEERS FISHER
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: We want something else to excite rs, ,l.a.
q Napoleons baby, care little about,
And the English amt going to fight us.
tell you what now Is exciting to see,
r And seems the most public attraction to be: Sa
The daily fresh arrivals. and most rapid sales, Of
SCHAAP & CO.'S varieties. - 4. .-ts
As their establishment is constantly visited by the
most fashionable members of our community, it is no
wonder that nobody in want Of something really
neat aud cheap, fails to call at -.
81 SCH AAP & CO.'S French confectionery and va .
( ~ sfor Rroad srd 1ots
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hOWDEN,S VIRGINIA. BITTERs.-i
- These Bitters are more skilfuliy prepafed, and
contain mere real medicinal virtues than any Bitters
now before the public. Price so cents. For sale by
ap7ss'i - q BENNETT BEERS L FISHER -
EKENCH ZINC WHITE.-In 100, so
and Is lbs. kegs 900 lbs, receiving and for sale
by BENNETT BEERS FISHER y
LtANCY AKTlCLEs Tor the COUNTRY
II TRADE.-Our stock of Port Monnaies. Violin
Strings, Shaving and Washing Soaps Tooth and Hair
Brushes, Perfumery Hair Oils, and other
articles well worthy the attention of merchants
We offer the whole stock at very low rates.
apTa.li sie B EMMETT, BEERS FISHER.
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whites. The indians are daily getting
more daring in committing their deeds
Of murder. They are all well armed
with guns, rifles and revolvers, and in
open day when there is a chance, pick
out their victims. They are said to
number Ave thousand warriors. There
had been nothing further heard as re-
CARDS an engagement with them than
what has been previously received.
Gen. Wool has commissioned Capt.
Newell to raise a company of rangers to
act as Scouts, which he is fast making
up. A company of United States dra-
goons have lately been added to the Gen
erals forces. They came across from
Missouri and got in by the way of imp
quo. They are $50 strong.
No tidings have been relieved from
the Walla-Wall country since Col. Kel-
ly's letter to Adjutant Farrar, of the 9Th
of December. An express is hourly ex.
pected There is much anxiety felt to
know the issue of the battle between the
volunteers and the indians.
The US. revenue cutter Jefferson
Davis. Capt. William C. Pease, left
Port Townsend on the oath of December,
on a cruise down the Saraits of Juan de
Fuca, to look after the indians in that
quarter.
By "a vote of the Legislative Assembly
of Oregon Territory, on the 18th last.
the capital has been removed from Cor
wallis back to Salem, where it formerly
was, and from whence it was removed
last winter.
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arter,s Spanish alixtur,

Az lnfallible Remedy for ScrofuIa. Kings Eyf
Rheumatismt Obstinate Cutsneous Erurttons
c cihmpafis Sc Sore puI Eyes. 'R Ri hns Worm Worn o orTetser. seal:
Head, Enlargement and Pain Of the Bones and
Joints, stubborn Ulcers, syPhiItic Disorders.
irising from an injudicious use OF Mercury, In
rudence in Life, or Imuurity Of the BIoed
II ? This great Alternative medicine and PuTiher
of Blood is now USED BY thousands Of ~greatfni Pc
tients from all parts oftEe United States, who lea.
tiiy to the remaTksble cures gerfoEmsd y ths gEess
IURE" Neuralgia, rheumatism. Scrofula, EruP-
Old Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases Of
the Throat. Female Complaints, Pains and
ofthe Bones aud Joints are speedily quito fight BE
For all diseases of the Blood, n2fhing has ret
been found TO cpmpafeaFith 1t. 1t cieanses the
y on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthensthe Digest
ton, gives, tone to the Stomach, makes the skin
cIearand healthy, and restores the Constitution, en-
feebIed by disease or broken down by the excesscs
ofyoutf, tolls pristine vigor and strength.
For the Ladies, 1t tsiineomparahly better than all
the cosmetics eTerused. A few doses or CxRrFR'
SPANISH MIXTURE will remove all sallovness CT
complication, bring the rose mantilng todhe checks
give elasticy TO the step. and improve the general,
health in a remarkable degree, beyond all TIE med
zines ever heard of.
The large number ofcertifcates which we have
receivedfrom persons from all parts ofthe United
States, is the best evidence that ihsrcis no Hunting
about it. The press, hotel keepers. magistratef !
physicirns, and public mem, well known to the
fl effects of this E BLOOD PURIFIER.
Cali on the AGENT apd get a Circular and alma
mac, and read the vonderfnlcure this truly grcat-
~estefail Medicines has performed. A
None genuine unless signed by q
BEERS, Proprietors, No. 3Pearl staest, RfchmonI,
Va. to whom all orders for supplies and sreneies
must be addressed.
And for sale ~ R. H. cHusp& Co Ashland. d.
HeFFMAE, Jeromeville, M.TyIer, Mohecan-
vile; A. stoner, Lakeyiiles% station, d. I. stockmeR
and ANDERSON & RowAE, Loudonyilie and Dealers
Jan. s.'55 use1~
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HELMBoDD,s HIGHLY CONCENTRATES
Compound Fluid Extract
SarSaD a riFta.

For Purifying the Blood. remoping av disease arfs-
iRgJfon e1eess of Mercury, exPosure and imprn-
deReein life, enron c eOnitituti0aaI diseases arisirr
Jrom an impure state Of The Blood, and the oniT
reEtaete and efeetuGl kHopn remedyfor tAs surs ef
SerotELo, Salt Rhennb SeaId Head, Uleeratioas ~
the Throat and Legs. Paine and S,reikiur Of az
Bones, letter. Pimples en- ths Face, cad al Seafv
ErRptions fkhe Skin.
This article is now prescribed by some ortha
most distinguished physicians in the country. ana
has proved more efficient in practice thar Any
preparation Of the SarsapaTiila yet offered to the
public. Several cases of secondary Syphilis, Mer.
curlal and Serofuloue disease have entirely ~reeov~
cdi The lncurable wards ofour public InstftE,
mons which had for many years resisted every mode
Of treatment that could be devised. These eases
furnish striking examples ofthe salutary effect %
this medicine in arrestiDg some Of the most invef
crate diseases. after The glands were destroyed, sn1
the bone already affected
NuTrcE.-Letters from responsible pbrefcfnra
and Professors of several Medical Coilefe o- nD6
certificates of cures from patients win Sc foufF
accompanying both Preparations. -
PRIcEs, Fluid Extract of Ruchu, 81 per he9fle or
s bottles for IS.
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HelmbOlf'S Genuine Preparations.
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid ExGract
ESsEcEiW.

For diseases ef the Bladder. and Kidneys, Secret
Diseases, Structures, Neaknesses, and all dis
eases of the Sexual Organs, whether in Male or
Female, from whatever cause they may have or
igiuated, and no matterof how long Standing
If you have contracted the terrible disease which
when once seated in the system, will surely go
down from one generation to another, undermine
ing the constitution and sapping the very vital
fluids of life, do not trust yourself in the hands Of
Quacks, who stert up every day in a city like this
and fill the papers with glazing falsehoods, too well
calculated to deceive the young. and those not
acquainted with their tricks. You cannot be too
CAREFUL in the selection of remedy in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced
by emipent physicians the greatest remedy ever
knwon- It's amedicine perfectly pleasantin its
taste, and very innocent in its action, and yet so
thorough thatit annihllates every particle OF the
rank and poisonous virus of this dreadful disease
and, unlike other remedies, docs not dry ur the sis.
ease in the blood.
Constitutional Debilit~, brought on byssll abuse,
a most terrible disease which has brought thoa-
sands eff the humdn race TO ufimefy graves. thus
bursting the brilliant hopes of parents. and Night
ing in the bud the glorious ambition of many q no.
BILE youth can be cured by this Infallible Remedy.
a nd as a medicine which must benefit every hody.
Fl ON the simple delicate to the confined and dea.
pairing invalid. no equals TO be found actingbetk
as a Cure and preventive.
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John Hubble,
In Ashland Com. Pleas

John Hubble,
VS. In Ashland Com Pleas.
FIR Thompson.
-TNHE defendant will take notice that on the
L 18th day of January, "A. D. 1856, plaintiff
filed in he court of common pleas of said
county their petition, setting forth that on the
ted and delivered to plaintiff his three prom
isory notes for one hundred dollars each; one
payable january l, 1856, one January 1, 1857,
and the other January l, 1858, with interest,
and that on the 9th day of June, 4. D. 1852,
defendant being seized of village lot number
ninety-three (93) in the town plat of ST livan,
in the county of Ashland, morJgaged the same
to plaintiff to eeure the payment of sid prom
isory notes. Plaintiff asks Judgment on the
note due January l, 1856, and for the ~foreclo-
sure of said mortgage.
Defendant is required to answer or .demur
by the 29th day of February, 1856, or Judgment
will be taken by default.
KINNEY d PORTER, Atty's for Pl'f.
January 10, 1S46-pf 81, 1919. CIV.
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NOTICE.

THE coparInership heretofore existing be-
i tween j. B. f. Sampsel and D. S. Samp,
sci has been dissolved by mutual consent, and
all those who have unsettled accounts are re-
quested to call and make immediate sediment
J.B, F. Sampsel has purchased the entire
stock of Goods and will continue to supply all
who may favor him with their patronage with
everything in his line as cheap as can be
bought in any market in Ohio.
D. S. Sampsel IS engaged in the Produce
Business, and will pay thehighcst market price
for Wheat, Rye, Barley, Corn, Oats, Clover
Seed. Timothy Seed, Butter and Eggs.
Ashland, Jan. l6, 1856. 4w33
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NOTICE

T hereby given, that there WILDE a Petition
L presented to the Commissioner of Ashland
County, at their mex session, praying for the
establishing of a road, commencing on the old
Porta9 e road, on the line betwe en- John Har-
vey and John McQuilon in Vermillion Town
ship thence east, along said line, passing the
Winebriner Meeting house and School house,
in District No. 7, until it intersects the Hayes
vile and Mohecanville road, on the line bo-
tween Edward Ware and James Ofineere, Ia
Mohecan township.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb. 6, 1856. 4w36
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~DTssOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner-
IN ship heretofore existing between Drs.P P.
81. Clark and l. L. Crane; has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. All those in
debted to said firm are hereby notified that an
immediate settlement. is desired, in order that
the books may be closed. P. II. CLARK,
I. L. CRANE.
Ashland. January 2Ist. 1856. :3w34