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HAMrLros. Ohio. Nov. 10. 1855.

HAMILTON, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1855.
DIR. ~RoBAcK-Dear Sir: ! have read in the
newspapers many accounts of cures effected by
your Scandavian Remedies, but / consider my
own case at least as interesting and as marvel
GUS as any of them. So far as you are con-
cerned, one testimonial more or less is Of little
consequence. Your fame is established, and
statement cannot add to your celebrity.
But for the benefit of my fellow creatures, l
desire to make knownthe facts. When called
upon you, at the instance of a dear friend, on.
the 21st of March last, l had been nine years q
sufferer from catarrh. The irritation Of the
nerves and membrane of the head was so in
tense that sometimes it almost drove me crazy.
l could not sleep, and was never free from un-
pleasant sensations. At various times ave
different physicians had attended me, each one
treated me in his own way, but mono Of them
did me any good. I despaired Of ever seeing
another well day, and when I called at your
consultation rooms, had very little hope of re-
lief. By your advise, l entered Immediately
upon a regular course of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. l was encour-
aged by the cheerful, hopeful way in which
you spoke, and l resolved st.ictly to follow
your direction. In less than a week, all the
worst symptoms Of my complaint began to
take a milder form, and so continued to i'm
prove from week to week until, at the end of
three months, my head was entirely relieved,
and every trace of the catarrh had left me.
Still, however, I continued to take tho reme-
dies for nearly six weeks longer, because l
found they were building up my strength and
fort:fying my constitution. Six months have
passed since the cure was finished, and / have
had no sign Of a relapse. l should be glad to
see this letter, or the substance of it, in print,
for the guidance of others.
Yours, with heartfelt gratitude,
Mrs. AUGUSTUS CooCH.
FOR SALE BY
A. & G.. 81. Davenport, Woods
field; Kotzebue 4 oblinger, Malaga;
Armstrong & Mooney, Beallssille; Thos.
C. Penn, Antioch.
Dec. 81, 1s56.-1y.
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burglars About,

1.-The house of John, Dakan, in Sunsbu-
q township. in this county, was entered
son the 24th ult., and money and notes to
che amount of $3.50 dollars stolen.
No clue to the perpetrator.
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April 20. SIS 10 Sheriff of said county
OLIVER WYLIE'S ESTATE.

OLIVER WYLIE'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the urdersign-
IN ed were appointed by theFrobate Court OF
Monroe county, Ohio, On the 30th day of March
1857, executors of the estate OF Oliver Wylie,
late of said county, deceased.
JOHN BARBER,
JOHN P. WILSON,
WILLIAM SLATER,
May 20, 1a57-5w.pd Executors.
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sTRAYED OR sgoLEN.

A BOUT the Gath day of April, the suheest-
n ber-Martin Shilling-lnst . hrownzmsxs,
with a white face and white. arnpud the eyes,
about IA years old, had one hind foot white,
with saddle mark on the back. Whethey aid
mare was stolen or has strayed away n unr
known to the subscriber. A 81
ALSO-Strayed or stolen about the same
time, from the premises Of -L onds, q
8 year old grey mare, no marks recolleete6.
Any person returning these marssa 10 the
owners, living on Archer's fork Washineton
County, Ohio, shallreceive i've doilors forstheir
trouble. - MARTIN SHILLING.
May Is, 1857.
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COMMISsIoNER'sSALH.

William kirkpatrick, STATE OF OHIO. non.
against ROE C0UNTY.f
Mary his wife. ID date to mo dirssked
from the Court of Common Pleas Of sstd s6an-
~, in the aforesaid case; and also q an0thee
mandate to me directed from the same Coarx,
in the case Of Stephen Potts against aataJsAn
G~allaugher, will be offered for sale a yuhlis
auction, at the courthouse, m Weodan61d. -
said county, between the hours 81 tsnaeas1eok
a. M. and four o'clock p. M, ON
Tuesday the 9th day of jun, 186fs
the following described property situate q sA4a
cosnty, to wit:
The south half Of the seuth east suartse q
eleven DID township I've (5,1s6n1
range seven ~ in said county, eentaininG
eighty acres, more or less. s3s3 =
Ordered to be sold as the properly q ia
John Gallagher md wife. 10 satfafy ) m6t&-
gage In favor of said William Kirkpltsiek, Ind
another rArtgage in favor Of said StepheA
Potts. A
EDWARD ARcHB0Lns
April 90, 81 0a Mas. Con-, MIEg&
[ E - AE
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Blank Subpenas and Sum
mons for sale at this office.
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April 20. S. 25 Sheriff of said count,
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Nay 90, 1s57-sw.pd.
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BY JAS. A. COwARDIN.
THK HCHMoND DIsPATCH,
DATLY, SEMT-WEEKLY AND WEKKLY.


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Both the Daily and the Weekly, aswell as the Sc.
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GRIEvIEG FOR LOST PEARLs.-It would be hard
70 tell whether most Joy sorrow has bsen caused
at Notch Brook, New Jersey, by the discovery OF
the pearls Dozens are bemoaDing fortunes that
In days past, they carelessly flung away Onema
tron unavaingly sighs to some little white
thirgs" that she once gave over her boys for mar
bles A schoolmaster lugubriously remembers tha,
he Lad chopped up eight or ten thousand dollars
worth With his penknife ito see what was in side.
Another genius rammed pearl bullet down hisr rife
and shot away bis fortune. An old lady who chuck
led six months over her 'good bargain with the ped
der" now discovers that she paid bim in pearls,
about seven thousand dollars for calico dress. Ii
Ia needless to say she has mt laughed since. The
unfortunate man who had the $25 600 one cooked
for bis breakfast, has taken his bed in utser dee
spair and refused to be comforted.-E1. Paper.
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THE CASE OF THE UNITED STATES AND STATE
AUTHORITIES IN OHIO O--The case of the State
of Ohio against the U0ited States authorities,
came up 10 the District Court at Cincinnati, on
Wednesday morning Mr. Mason, for the defense,
read several sffidavits, the general purport of
which were that the first fire came from the T..
s. Msrshars party. and that they were very vio-
len: 10 their manner. treating the prisoners they
had in charge very harshly. The dispositions of
several ladies, agreeing with the foregoing, were
also read.
Sheriff Taylor's family physician deposed that
he was lying very seriously i'll, and that probably
he never would fully recover. Another affidavit
stated that the Marshal's men were generally
armed.
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THE POPE OK A TOUR - A letter from Bologna,
OF the 10Th ult, announces tha. the Pope re
ceived with the greatest enthusiasm at Laretto,
on the l4:h He left on the 10th for Fe, mo. Ga
his returplfrom Fermo the Holy Father will spend
Ascension Day at Loretto. He will leave there
the 22d for Ancops, where he will remain on the
23t and Gath. He will make . tour to Iesi the
25th, and to his native town, Sinigaglis, on the
26 Extraordinary preparations are being made
at Sings ga to give the Pope an enthusiastic re-
ceptiou,
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ATTEMPT TO POISON HoRsEs.-Ap attempt to
poison the horses of Mr. George w Boynton, OF
Georgetown, Massachusetts, was perpetrated one
night last week, by mixing strychDine in the feed
trough at the stable 10 the morning. the horses
were being fed. when one was suddenly taken sick
and thrown into violent spasms. veterinary
surgeon was called In, who ascertained the cause
of the Sickness and pound of ether WAS admin
stered to the horse which counteracted the action
of the poison. Six horses were taken in this way,
and treated with complete success.
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A NOBLE 4 CT REWARDED "A full ana splen-
did set of silver service was recently presented TO
Miss Caroline r. Seabury, by the citizens OF CO.
Iumbus, Miss, as . testimonial tf their apprecia.
ion of the noble and self sacrificing spirit evincsd
by her in the service which she grstuitously ren>
dered - nurse n q case of ANA! poI, from when
friends and acau aintances fed 10 terror.
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ThIrteen persors wess received into the Presby-
terian Church in Charlottesville, Virginia on Sun
day last,
Philadelphia is well supplied with strawberries
SO far this season 80 900 quarts have been received
from the South 80 900 from New Jersey, 10 0CO
from Pennsy ylvania
The Ashtabula (Ohio) Telegraph chronicles
frost on the night of Thursday, the 4.h instant
which seriously affected the gardens.
A man was recently arrested In Albany on .
charge Of stealing bis daughters ear rings to bet
. dog fight.
DR. Alexander Bache, . we'll known ply sisian
OF New York, died on Wednesday last.
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AMUsEMENTS IN LONDON-A letter from Lens
don has the following with relation to the amuse-
ments of the British aristocracy:
Mrs Webb, the "colored lady from Philadelphia y
with her husband, appears in q new entertain
ment, entitled "the Linford Studio" at Camden
House. kensington, tomorrow evening. under
the patronage of the Duchess of Sutherland. the
Duke and Duchess Of Argyle, Lord and Lady
K;nnard &c, &c Camden House, with its beau
tiful gardens, is lentfor the purpose by gentle
man patron.
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR An old man named Ly-
ons, about 20 years of age, from the neighoorsood
of MI Gil. ad, in Loudoun county We, was com
u,itted to the Leesburz jail on Sunday evening
last for having inflicted serious wound with
an aye upon the hesd of bis daughter. The uns
fortunate woman was married and is the mother
of six children At last accounts her recovery
was considered doubtful
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FOR KENT Aray saLx

Scs HULL - RbET HUTEL, IN MAN
MS CHESTER FOR sALE-The present owner
-saa visiting to decline business, offer for sale
hs Hull Ntr@et Hotel, Gently occupied by Mr. Bsr-
neY Dickman decd fhe entire lot fronts on Hull
street I2 feet and inches ing back by los feet
with sowing Saloon. a large Stable; together with
s sElslI house adjoining, now renting for S8 per
month Tbe hotel Is building with eisht
rooms, and sls3 kitch n wi two rooms. Also q
tine well Of water on the place The Manchester
post Office 10 kept st the hotel and the stand 10
rably sdspted for a groCsry or tavern. For terms,
&c. sppiv 20
/. L s. GODDIN & APPFRsON
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AMERICAN MARRIAGE IN LONDON Baron Won
Toppen was married to q ward of Col Colt, the
revolver" man, few mornings since, at St
Georges, Hanover Square, London. Gen Camp
beil and Purser Edridge and Lieutenant Boyd of
the Niagara, were amongstthe invited. The lat
gave the bride sway.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

LAYING IN CORN On Monday last, TIE court
Of Henry couuty Va. appointed one OF the Over
seers OF the Poor. agent TO purchase corn for the
destitute ciizsos Of the county, to the amount OF
5000 upon the credit Of the county. Though this
snnropristion was doubtless made TO meet supposed
d,trsss. il Is not probable that Henry 10 suffering
more from want OF food than the surrounding coun'
tiaa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

THE GRANARY or EUROPE AT latest dates
there were over six hundred vessels In the Bos-
phorus, bound for ports In the B ack Sea- the Dan
nhe and the Sea of Azoff chiefly to load grain.
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1S11sINI,s AKr OF SINGING .-P. H..
ID TAYLOR has Just received few copies OF BAs
sIkPs ART or SINGING. This new book " most
hisbiy recommended. Some Of the best judges say
Of IL - . =,
"iu the first nineteen pages Of this new method u
biItiss OF the human voice thsa can be found In
h.lfs-aoxsn similar works by European masters"
sP 6-h
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LIEUT. Col HENRY RAINBRiDaE, who was re-
cen,ly los, by the burning of the steamer L.uisi-
aua. near G Gslveston, was attached TO the st re-
Riment of United States infantry. He graduated
4. West Point In 1921 and was b-sveted during
the Mexican war for gailan' conduct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

WEALTHY THIEF The wife Of respectable
tradesman in Brooklyn occupying high social
position, was brought before q Police Magis.ra ts
yesterday, and faed $40. for stealing goods from
Horizons large dry goods store one evening last
week The husband is In easy circumstances g.;
and it is said provides LID eray for his family. aud
what should prompt this strange course en- he
par, of bis wife ia . my stery, When arrested the
woman had $40 in her porte monnsie which had
been given her for pin money"
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OBSTINATE PRIZE FIGHI.-A prize fight, be-
tween Dennis Horrigan aud Harry Lazarus, took
mace Wednesday afternoon, at Point Aloino New
York, for six hundred dollars side The nsn
lasted tbres hours and two minutes, and one hum
dred and two rounds were fought. Lazarus wal
ha pvinuer
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A PROPER PUNIsHMEET.-Ay young buck in Phi
Isdelphis. who dresses up in the height of the
mode, and lounges on hotel steps, mas been arrest
I'd for splitting tobacco juice on the dresses of sew
oral ladies and running them His name Is Henry
MeCnol MI McCools prospects are not cheering
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

.uezs FOR RENT.---Thc upper part of the
ES5 house my store kitchen ard wsreh house
kkz the rear suitable for storeht use or work
Shop Entrance on Bank street.
ALSO. FOR RENT-A Dwelling House en- Navy
Hill suitable for small family. Thsre isa good
well and large garden on the premises Apply to
c. EN0LINGaR,
ie II. Is las Main street
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MoRTUARY The total number of deaths in the
city of New Orleans during the four weeks which
ended Cd the 3lst of May. amounted to 504 of
which but ia were adults, and the remainder
f33O) children. Of the adults 100 were men and 65
women: and of the children e29 boys and 205 girls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

PREVENTATIVE OF PIfTING IN SMALL PoX -
Mr. Startin, the senior Surgeon to the Gurney
Hospital for Diseases of the Skip has commune
Gated to the Medical Times q very important plan,
which be has adopted during the last fourteen
years, for preventing pittng in small pox, and
which, he states, has always proved successful -
The plan consists in applying the dcetnm cantha-
rides or any vesicsting fuid by means of y camel
hair brush to tho apex of each spot or pussue of
the disease. al! the exposed surfaces of the
body, until tlstering is evidenced by the whteness
of the akin in the parts subjected to the spplica'
tion, when the fluid producing it is to be washed
off, with water or thin arrowroot Cruel The paiu
attending the application of the vesicating fluid is
very slight and transient
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

STABLE AND MULES BURNED On last Friday
night, the stable of Mr. E s TUTwiLER, about n
mile and half from Lexington, Va, was entirely
consumed by fre, with six valuable mules Tie
loss. inc udIt g. Bile, muls-, harness, &c, 10 ests
mated from 81 800 to O. 600 The firs is generally
believed to be the work Of An ipcendlary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-13

THE TEHUAhTEPEC RoUTE-Intelligence has
been received at New Orleans of the opening of
the Tehuantepec route. Vessels have arrived At
Ventosa bay, and some passengers have reached
N O on the Chipola road. The bridges will prO-
badly be finished and stages running by the lat of
Octnhpr
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msA FOn RkNT-The three story Tene-
m ment, now occupied by Mr.. Bevin, on Main
Iax2 street., between Second and Third 1t con-
taiua ten eleven rooms with gas fixtures through
out The kitchen has four rooms Being in plea
ard convenient par. OF thA city. 1t will be found
q desirable residence Possession given the first OF
June Enquire at Worham's Bookstore, on Main
street my 22-ts
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CANADIAN EMIGKANTs The Montreai wines
com plains that crow de- of young French Canadians
are daily leaving that city for the western psrt o.
the United States and CaIifornia-as many a. iou
having left = short time since in one company ioi
Minnesota.
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THE HEART of the Queen of Westphalia. the
second wife of Prince Jerome B0naparte, ana mo
has been denosited ia the tomb Of the Emperor
Napoleon, at the Iuvalides
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<4sa tUH HENT-Apd poss ession given
Eiis i'm nedistely, lhe neat frsmsd Hocse on End
M1 street, between Broad and MARSHALL, containing
q rccRs; hydrsnt, &c, in the yard. Apply on the
premises or to g. w. Taylor, Esq.
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THE NEW SCHOOL AND SLAvERY,-The trus-
tees of the Second (New SCHOOL, Presbyterian
Church in Cincinnati, have adopted the following
resolutions:
l Resolved, That we do not desire the divi
sion of the New School Presby ;erian Church
, Resolved, That we disapprove of the action
of the late General Assembly on the subject cf
slavery. AID that we disapprove of all agitation
of the slavery question In the General Assembly.
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E55s between the lss and 10th of July, large and
&2 delightful brick residence, with furnace fire.
places heatirg tho whole house Double porch in
with shower and plunge bath. and water in the
hCUge and all other modern improvements; large
yard; kitchen and servants rooms detached from
house; is cool in summer and warm ID wi nter; loca-
ted between Srd and 4th, franklin street; and 10
one of the mott elisbe convenient and comfortable
residences in the city For terms 30 apply to No.
zO4 Main strest opposite Corinthian Hall, at the
hau.a je 5-tf
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z.n FOh KENT Uh LEASE The brick
~ Tenement with granite front, on Franklin ct
E<2z second door from Well s.. containing q com.
modicus sore and suitable rooms for dwelling For
terms, sppiyto TAOS. ROACH,
js il---St 18th street, above Clay.
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kfOAP AND CANDLEs.-We have now 10
- store large stock OF the best family Soap, which
we warrant free Of fish oil and all UNPLEASANT orders
Also on and, q large strek Of ralow Candles. put up
expressy for summer use, and warranted 70 ssan o
our climate We would ask tho attention OF the
trade and families who Wish good article at fair
price 10 examine cur stock, and satisfy themselves
hist quality considered, We offs g,aat fndncs menu
to nnr.na.e Of us C CREW BON,
nth street near Old Market.
~ We are still prepared 70 ehsr the highest mar
ket price for ell kinds of Gle grease.
unf dS-lm
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4 kUR hENT- D hnt ycry desirnb

es- FOR RENT hat very desirable
EsE Dwelling Houss, situated Vepable street,
- recently occupied by Mr. r. Blankinthp-
There are hve rooms In the main building and four
in the house in the yard There Is good we'll Of
water the premises and LARGE lot attached To
q good tenant the rent will be very low Apply to
# L o. WALFORD,
Atthe ofhcs of Valley Insurance Company
23..tR
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esS FOR kENT-Che house on Main,
~ between Adams and Jefferson streets, at pre-
Sx& sent occupied by Mis- D. K Quarles, The
house 10 il sood epsir a1d we'll fitted up for fam-
ly residence Possession given i'm nediately.
ALSO for hire for the balance of the year good fe
male House Servant. For terms, apply at my foun.
dry.
.6-6t Sd DENOON
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n~s FUn REM. large and con
AS yenient Store Room, with cellar attached.
Nh next to the office of Pairs Co, corner
of 18th and Main now occupied by the Methodist
Book Concern. Ii 10 cheap and frs rate business
stand. Possession given at once. Apply On The pre-
rnI..s my 29-ts
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FOR RENT- A Rouse ON Union q

A FOR kkNT- a House ou Union Hill,
HIks cont ain nR four rooms, with basement, with
Ess garden attached, and well OF excellent ater
the premises. Rent per annum. $40 Apply to
e ia JAMES Nj CARTER.
@F@ FOR Mt. "A good LODGING
k1.a ROOM. the corner Of lth and M ain streets
opposite tie Enquirer fee. Apply to
je6- HARRIS l. ECHOLS