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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

DUPTURES RADICALLY CURED
~ DR.. SHERMAN'S RADICAL CURE TRUSS.
this is the most tf!icacious aud comfortable Truss
COW In use, Persons ticted with rupture and who
are really DESTROYS of being radically cured, now
have an opportunity. Do hot be proven ed from max
ing trial OF the Truss from the mstaken idea that
yoar case is really bad one and Of long standing
You can be cured-thoroughly and permanent,
cured by DR.. SHsRMAs'sigreat Truss-thisfact be
gentlemen Of well know veracity and respectabiity
living In this city. who have been entirely revived
from This nconvenient and truly dangerous disease
This Truss Is 50 constructed that pressure can be-
made upon any:given point and retained there. All
Medical men give IL, their entire and most cordial
appreciation. The attention If Physicians living
at distance h solicited The Truss or any neees.
sary Information concerning 1t, can be had OF
q. G. JACKSON.
No. ~ Main street Richmond. Va.
N. Bile viii sell the right to any city, town or
county 10 the stale, or negotiate for agencies on "a
vorable terms. ia I3-Iv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

GRAPES, G r APES, GRAPES.-100
NJ kegs Malaga Grapes. all in bunehes, the finest
this season yet for sale at A. ANT0NPS
de IL st. Nicholas Saloon.
business SUITS-DAAlRACOTT,
- HARRIS CO., are In receipt OF large lot of
BUSINESS snts TO which they would invite the Aten
ton OF all In want For bargains call on
DARRAC0TT, HARRIS CO.
de Is Successor 20 Merchant, Webster Co
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supERINrENDENr's oFFTcE, Il. 4 D. RRl
December 18th. 1857.
NOTICE.-On and after Tuesday, the
AN 23d December, 49,. the up Freight Department
will be closed until Saturday morning. the ri ian
uary, 1853 when it will be re-opened for the reception
of freight. c. CAMPBELL.
da
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21

+ CAUTION all banks and persons
4 against dscounting or purchasing my note to r.
w Gore for S525. as claim 10 deduct Sl75 from the
amnuat of that note under his warrant.
de i6-l2t* PHILIP ST GEO. COOKE
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Point. in 10 Good Horse.

In purchasing good horse. sight, wind, iret
and limbs must be the uppernost objects OF IN
quiry; for nine horses out Of ten are detective
IN one Of these particulars. First, then, exam =.
ine his eyes. aud d. this before he comes out oi
the stable; that they are perfectly clear ana
transparent, and that tie pupils or apples OF the
eye are exactly Mike in size and color. Next
examine h; pip.s If good and sound, on being
ninred 10. ,hr guilt he will utter sound like
thHi n 100 % h.sov.: bu; if his lungs are touched
nn5 - j. urph,a wndrd, he will give vent to
lfv. hn-ky h caugh look 10 hi limbs also.
ln5 ia passing your hands down his leg. If you
fa1 any unnatural prntuberunce, nr pnffness, or
T. Il nag fist one leg, then the Other, you dis
coyeg auy If ri "a between them, disease,
more or lr--. l. pts-en; h" may no: be lame but
he Is not clean upon Ia, legs. II hels broad and
full bet,. - III. ..ye.. he may he depended on AS
tar-c of god srn>e, aud capable OF being train
I'd 10 ano-t an, thing. If you want gentle
ior,c. get one with more or less white upon him;
many suppose that the pnrl conred horses be-
longing to crcu,e<. shows &c, are selected Tor
iheir ,oIit,; bu, it !. uu account Of Their d"clii
+ and grnileness: IN Tact. the moie kindly you
treat hpi,es, the better you will be treated by
them in returt.-Spirito Of The Tins.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

Thc drifts. say- the Hartford Times of the lst
inst, are still dep in Norfolk and the hilIy p"r-
tons of the State along the Massachusetts line,
although it i now he lst 81 May On Wednes-
day, W. learn by The post riders, the snow was
five feet laeo n the road in the northwest part Of
Norfolk mai ravel WIS still impeded; while the
drifts IN New Marlboro, over the Massachusetts,
line. were six feet deep.
Some snow could still be seen from the roof Of
Tins building this afternoon in the direction of
llaitlHnd hills, where it must have fallen in the
recent storm tn depth Of at least two feet:
lie Mountain county Herald (Winsted) of to.
dtv, May /. has the following Item The snow
IN Sandi,hrd j. -tl'i - deep that many Of the
cross road> are not vet broken out. aud we are
mfltnrd that in POLAND three DAYS ago the
>l,qghng was toletaly good. In Winsted there
good many very con>id rable patches of
snow about upon the hills, "dragging out lin
gfring miserable existence"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

Tldrr tn. ch,i'on II tiv Springs. Miss,
onrr- pond, nj ii the Memphis Eagie and Enqui
rrr r,' a'rs the suhjaiaed auecdnte:
Thr following amusing seen" actually occur
rod last summer hctwern n citizen Il our town
aud Yankee on haard ON" of the northern s:ram-
hoat~. porhaps upon the Hudson.
oar southern friend discovered a disposition
IN very gentle lnkinr mta on board the boat
to open chat with him, un1 uothing 10th to hear
what hi freud wished to LAY he m3lcaiod by
Ia mnnnrl taai H. wa aPpt'nehaa.' whe'eupln
the following dinloet" "u,u,d:
Nnuk c-We,l. IL. wi h to NIX yau one ques-
tin; ! hopA il will be 10 offence.
Spurhrner-G Certainly not; vii hear you
with pleasure.
Yeohec-We,l. sir il it true TINT they work
ue4rne~ IL, the tow at the South
Sou hcrncr--i viii answer YOU in the favoritc
me}hol Of yoar own coun.rymen. by asking yoo
question 81 two.
Yankee admit the wight, >ir.
Snutherner- How ma V ne2rn men do Yon
.ullo,rIt would require 60 dla" good barge
on horse l'sw!
Ynukre--Weil. suppose six or se.cn--say
seven.
Soothcrnrl What are they worth per
head
laukee-W,H, suppose $500
SouthcIn.r-ihat would be ~1G0a \ w.
what would Que large, strong nurse eostl
Yaukoc-I ene.s about Slno.
Upon thjS the sautherurr looked litfl" quiz5i
cglly at hi~ ucrhhor. who. without venting t.
hear the cnnelu,i,n started aud ,tammrlrd-
UtN, I'LL kasw il wds lie,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

able featured Would not the influence OF cree
ditor like the United States. holding the States
bound for the repayment Of large sums OF money,
which upon their hypothesis could be forced
at any iime.make the States more ofTectual'y the
creatures If the federal powerr To Us this plan
seems To he infinitely more Objectionable than
that Of distribution We regard the Democratic
party as committed 10 the depozii systematic Re-
publican itself admitting that II was necessary 10
prevent the government from being corrupted
to deposit the surplus revenue ~ith tie States.
to be used by them until needed and called for
by the necessities of the federal government. =
The national debt is now virtually eStingushed
and the present tariff together with the pro.
ceeds Of the sales Of the public lands, will Gre
ate far more more revenue than will he necessary
for the support of the government. 30 that to
prevent corruption other d.posito acts will
have to be passed from time to time, unless. us
we fear tho new States shall absorb all the lands.
Why not do an act Of justice tn the old States by
renqui-bng TO them their share Of the lands and
removing this source of corruptionl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

Burhanan's aaj nrity in lcnnsY lvana over ali
opposition was 1925 He Wa heaten in New
jersey 800 and IN Illinois 2S, 80 nnd in Cali
fernin 1929 Prnns ylvauia j. the only free State
That gave b Ichnnan Il majority H. only rrcriy
- five per cent. of the votes Of the country
The whole vote is about four millions. I}uchar-
an received one million Gig hundred thousand.
lie j. n minority President. Pierce bent all nppo-
sition by twenty four lhou and votes Fouteen
Free States voted tor plrrce-only four for }ach
anan. Eleven Of these gave Pierce clear ma
iop,ry over all opposition. and only one muinr
~ for buchanan. Buchanan i in "A minority by
35D.0OO. Fremont received nne million three
bundled and fifty thousand and FILLMORE not quite
nine hundred thousand votes. We append TIA" re.
hrctiouS of the Frrdonia Advertiser upon the
facts we have stuffed:
"Iho balance of power rests, rs will he seen,
with tho Fillmore vote; a vote which. well says
the New York Express is .mnently Amer lean.
Conservative aud national 1t came from eve Y
Stn,e in the Union where there was IA popular
vote, South Carolina being the exception. ana
was purely American and patriotic. In the States
ike Kentucky, Tennessee. Lou -iana the col.
seryatNc States of the South - II ran close on 10
the vote of the esStui candidate, and would
have led there, "a elsewhere, hut Tor the success
fal cry "f Democrats South and Repuhlicans
y nth. that Mr.. Fillmore had DO cinnce' Con
~iderng the excitement which exi.fed IN the ryo
sect ms vt the country nj the rreep election. Mr.
Fillmore rs the middle man, has no occasion Ia
fr, mortified at the vote hrrrceived; and if we
add to the flct that this SSD,U0D yale, " 70, with
few exceptions. native aud to the mano. born.
he may wcll feel proud the men wa 5n,s Vim
ia. II confidence and support; an VIII, wr my
adj esteem him, personally just a high III defeat
h II he had been succc-stu''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

On March Goth. the city If Sacramento. Cali
l5rniA. was thrown into II state of great excite
fnenf in consequence of the fact that brick
building had fallen ON street. and that mum.
Der oi persons had been buried among the ruins.
II was soon nscertnined. however. that but one
life bad been lost. and the unfortunate victim
proved 10 be a young woman named Sarah Ann
McCahr. who had been IN the employ Of the fam
ily residing in the upper portion of thu building.
That more lives were not DESTROYED i almost
miraculous, ina-much n til" tim allowed for rs-
cape was exceedingly limited, anl npt only were
several persons occupying the house. but others
IT, the nunber Of tx cigh' werr constantly
employed on the outside, aud almost directly IN
d,rncath the WALL. The building presented the
importance of "a complete mass 81 tBIti-, the main
portion being crushed I" II level with tn ground
The building which fell was a two story n.irk.
IOl by 20 feet, and was erected somr two ycas3
uga.
The owner of an adjoining lot hal capscl the
removal nf = wooden building which occupied his
ground. and the work begun by excavHtng
thr cath in order H. form the basement, and
hare originated the cause Of the disaster. Thu
central portion Of the building Wa occupird by
DR.. Burrell and family m residence, portion
also being empovpdby Mrs, Burrell for millinery
purposes. Dir. 3nrr"ll aud family were about
- sent them -clve- At the breakfast table. wLrn
Mr. BIrrell noticed the cracking Of the walls
room, ml h. himself went down IL examine mat
tor. He had Be saauer arrived nj ih" outer
door than he h3nrd the alarm, aud called out To
h. wife ~ run mt the back way with the chill
dren. She hnd her babe in her arms. and taking
liile boy nbou' tire years old by the hand,
>he reached the steps which upon the out
side ct the budng. Her liz e daughter follow
cd close behind, nnd when about hallway down.
thu bnilding fell with Il crash. The -tair- fell
al,o, but out -ide tho building. una the mothc
aud children were fortunately 50 far outside thu
M POI ton of the wall touched them. Mrs lInr
rei was slightly bruised by the fall, but the chill
drcu lid not receive scratch.
The young pmnn killed was Sleeping in her
room, and knew nothing # the thpdIy passing
events. SHe retired Intervening previous ILL.,.
and was too unwe in the morning 10 i,r. She
covered with rubbish aud when found was
lying upon her face, having received her death
hy crushing weight. which. as she Iny with her
htoa~t upon a timber, broke several ribs, uni nj
once depri, ed her ct life. The tntnl l9s$. ucu-
ding the building was between twenty and thir
Is thousand dollars
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

EEEF.-Beef NatIIe 7Nr3 source anl quantity inIIf
ferent Fat Dattle again sold this week ut Sl3 81
per hundred net, Lean Cattle sell Mt Sll TIN.
best OF Beet retail in the mlrket at sals}c pr
10.
MUTTON-Fat sheeo are high anl the best sell,
a. G1a7c. gross or Bal l.. Indifferent and orh
nary cannot well he quoted.
LAMB.-Few coming in and demand good We
quote sales - 10 : , per head.
SHEEP We quote B u = each for fair 70 good
Sheep Scarce
VEAL Calves sell at s. 10 sl5 according TO
quality.
noes In small supply to meet immediate wants
Mt - j0aSa ppr cwt
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New Nor.. tam. vurIsc,. nn, n

It marbrt 1929, bss7e-. 5,7 cows ansl calves 9g5
teals, 5,+3l ,",, pand ltaib., and 2I00 swi c.
BEEF CATTLE Tie following are the quota.
tons:
Best cutie l2al2li Good quality Hale; Common
do lol 1t; inferior doAlealol
Cows and Caives-1here has nst been my aera-
ton IN prices since our last Extra S5a7o, ordinary
S5pa59 common S49a45, inferior S25435
sheep ana Lambs-Are in good request and sales
were nude Mt prices ranging from Sl0al2 for extra
aud $3.j0aS.JO for other plnl ties
a"lhe-t"ntnne i. bfisk demand but the supply
has d rea ed First quality Be-; other qualities
la &c per ID.
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Phiiadeiphia .-Garitcts, Noy. ~.

BEEF CAItLE.-fhe offerings this week show a
decrease OF some 300 head, AZ compared with last
week. with an advance in prices for common onaii-
ties. There were don head offered OF which num-
Der 200 head were driven off, and the balance, 200
head were taken up by Baltimore butchers at prices
ranging from s. - ~ S6.75 per ewt. on The hoof
equal to : 10 5OaSl350 net and averaging SC gross
Notes.-The supply large. and he market
very dali, with decline in prices. Sales were
made to-day at the scales at prices ranging SO to 80
eWt. net
SHEEP There WAS fair supply in market, but
dull Sales were maae Mt prices ranging from s. to
Sc per cWt. gross.
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lptcllburn 2'irG,nfdN.


swe call the attention advertisers 70 tho Importance
~ he vTRaI<As a. advertising medium oar daily and
country papers have large circulation In the S1u'h western
pAr of the State whence growing iae seeks an oaiei Al
The Virginia cities There daily pnhihrd within
hundreds 4 miles south of thu point ard the completion
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad n ihe ne Of The at
th,f section send daily telegraphc information -
bnu In advance all others which dauhfeEs viii for
A greatly increased circulation For the inf #
rasser In thai SECTION w would that We intend give
n. rficnI AZ afsnfnn D the Inarkets.
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eease accordingly 10 be anything remarkable be
eau,e it the precocity alone that ever made
him 90. Ii is remarked by greyhound tanclors
that a well formed, compact shaped puppy never
makes a fleet dog. They see more promise IN
the loose jointed. awkward, clumsy Ones
Aud even 20 there is kind ofcrudity and I'm
seftIpdness in the minds of those young persons
who turn out ultimately the most eminent
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yirxiuiau D oh Printing Once.

The EaINIAs Jon offIcE has been fitted up with great
supplied with The extensive assortment ntspe
every description for the aud prompt execution Of all
kinds OF PLAN and Ornamental Printing II l. under the
pernteudenee Mr. IL e. TREAKIr by whom all orders will
be puncuay filled Distant patrons will be promptly aien
ded home and abroad respectfully solicited
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

We are authorized TO announce DR.. BooKEI
+. SMITH "a candidate to represent Campbell
county lin pari) in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

From Ohio Indiana. and Kentucky the accounts
IRE dattering Generally the 6eds look well
aud throughout the breadth of land planted is
much larger than last year. At this time we
are pleased 10 be able to report favorable pros
peet fora larger crop of wheat than has ever
been produced in the West. Other crops will
dnul,flss- he pu uallv largp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

We are authorized to announce GEO. II. LEM.
MON rs candidate to represent the county Of
Campbell in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

We are authorized To- announce +. b. DEASF,
IT,. Esq of this city, candidate for reelection
to the Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09
Alexandria Fish Harriet, NAYS

Arrivals Iighl-Pfices about As last quote !, viz
5000 per thousand for Herring; SIlall.5JpeiAun-
dfed for Shtd.
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y VI "a III
~ me an ln7f lrorA OF
clmposlt"rS OF t, tfce suffering badly cough
that he was nue ioseep ng's aut stand
eae lie became pale and thin, aud symptom,
falling victim o. consumption We recommended him vi
ons med s whict had effect, Finally gave HIM
hottie OF NlSIAR'> EAISAM or WILD CHEEKY. It
afforded hn immediate relief and he Is veil sud
not the slightest symptom II cough These facts
tptter p"truar@ may be irarn0d this uice
add that the cough in the above accompanied by pro.
fuse siI'tiug OF blood
None Eru1u" unless signed Butts IN the wrapper
SETH " FuWLE < GO, lts Washington Sfrr,t Ros
For sale hy.J If SF{Y
! dvr'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

''P"'' W '"' st's'' " '''' - ''' ''''"'' nv
candidate of tho Old Line Dem ocrats.in opposition
Ia Faulkner which was recently madai in Martins
=. I lit - ga ot,t, Ia =; m. e. III,
W. ~ "''' ''e'' ~ ~
OF JcDefSon' d ''em'crhtlo iePer' MI Ln
cas- shows up pretty eilroiuaIly the oorrup-
iona Tint nrayai1 in fin, nrincinalitv WHARF
a.. >.
MI '"'S' "'i ~ Wv" - ~ Wv ",o'""' VI
self respect aud the calls ct the Old Line De-
,nocrncy has taken the field " ifh the euprgy
-. L,t1I; ,I,- -, ~. 49,
'"'' ' " "
that not ono OF our rehh"r@ VIII h"siect 10 fead
the speech, and WE commend II especially Ia our
a,;, e;.,,a. a.. ,h, -. go, cd, mo -
-.
the most incorporating Ni'ie nights Dfhip
Gratis have ever known -
Mr. Lucas aaid thu he o.,upia.I a painful and en-
barr,ssipv sitnatlon md he had tyeon placed IN II
moi hv any agens, hi, own IL. had been n5pi
n.led Inns ,oisgs bg near one hflnarrd and fifty
a,,,ocrnt. from usmpsbire BerLeley and 81 .e-
,brre Tber acton -. "a. without his knowledge or
content but he l not pt,tend l., e ontrol them they
III = ybi IN do a. fl,ay nIrnsc1 Bnt ma tIcsc old,
,ers i Nh pronot Inn, eat ,fi ,,5t.in the breach
b "a nj MN T., I,5 M ID, ,,n#53.l4te or =, he sci
INNS mark Ia e.l4st nj without .ien,l,n, him
sff They had Ma ti in his hands the ll-linr han
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COMMERCIAL.

:. No change in the l.ynchburg Market since our
last issue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nobody ever used n more ce,t.ai in re .nrdy far
Colds Coul lis and Consumption than g4s C6rs Ptctoral
may . d&rl,
Ebr ~iorkhol of the Citizens Esuiidim.
Fund Association viii meet at their clock yo
A fun atteuduer requested. important amend
to the Constitution viii be two thousand
dollars offered tor sale j. +. MURRIII.
HnJ9 II Sccrv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

In" Cincinnati Gaztue saws If the whoat crop
Il at the only State trrtn Which unfn> orah!r re-
ports It III. wheat crop ar" received is Illinois:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

sshtbh DffIuess, Ncurui-
gia swollen aud Sth Joints and other Complants which
wesre all subjects have lust Graths
Electric bil IS w9rran ed 10 relieve space
oil time and with rtins expense Il be had the
agents here see ad 1ertsemcnt in another column.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

World tic skill and scientific en- d
reeted to study of the human system and discovery
various Ills TO which 1t l. heir IT, after of ap
peon, some di,ia gn-hea ply had
pounding by which the slightest ache may over
h. has been halted bcuctlctur OF his
proprov die world have gladly peans praise
Tins being pro IN the discovery sing
how much indebted the " human
to the inventor OF BAKERS Brrrs medicine that
the test of time and for Dyspepsia
rhWa Cholera Morbus. Gramp Chulc GiddhIcss Nervous
IDENTITY Loss OF Appetite and Sour Stomach. while the
rous noSum Of quak and empires have npurished
hour and then disappeared again to be revived
BAKERS BTIE!s used in hundreds families
Virginia as their only medicine and that they appreciated
by medical tonic great virtue abundsniv
attesiet hy hundreds Of certificates the hands
prietor.
Bakers Bters ae compounded entirely of vegetable
tracts whcha 50 harmoni1usly blended that all and
may use them with benefit aud without the
slightest injury. Try them by all and then speak Of
them to the afflicted As they deserve.
Price - cents bottle
To he had Of all the principal Druggists in Iynchburg Dan
VILE farmvo Fncase Abingdon elswhere throughout
Virginia Orders promptly filled by addressing
f. BAKER Riclmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

or ore Breast don't have Salt Rheum any skin disease
lse this valuable Ointment and limb amputaed
unless the bone he destroyed
Sold at the manufactures No 50 Maiden Lane New York
and No 2il Strand London; ana Ivy all Druggists 25,
623t and ~ per box lmay 4dlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

{, a. ~ Sorh s'.agcr '"r .'tn9 ,6ih and bn, !,
v Hupt"r+ Aisa Han Weekly Tor NY 4th. received
ma - MnRNE-S
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ss EsE ESTATE FDH ~As4g:.-s.ie HOHsA
AM L.. uoxt 10 the tathHlt Church a;civ occupied h.
Nlsaa Anderson for sale u,y. Nplt the ,fl," OF
ma r-'lw GARLAND, SLAUGHTER d co.
q f9-SOf-~ ~ t!E1.-i he snbscrIb'r wist 's
10 purchase, Tor the southern NarNrt. Likely NeE'
IT. III the age 4 Ot years, which lie vii pay the hfi,
,S hicnA'nt cash prl#e Persons having such dc o'
wou a Al" wet 20 gave Lin call before svliIag. -
lie can be found M YIN. II. Mosbys Auction store, an"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-07-17
Keep Il Before the People.

That VIM. IL. Gibson has stated dis
tincIly, and published il 70 the world that
the defalcation Was caused by John q.
Broslin, and that not one dollar Of She
public funds has been lost by him. And
keep il before the people, that John g.
Breslin has been at home over a week and
has not denied the fact charged by Glib
son, nor DiH he; MARK THAf.
KEEP IT BEFoRE THE PEoPIE.-That
VIM. d. Morgan. when in this city last
week, said he knea0 that Breslin was a
defaultes when in office, and that be was
not st al surprised when ntheannouneemeui
Of ths dsfaloation was made, but it was
what he had al along been expecting,
and yet this man, who was in Office with
Mr.. Brsslis four years, and knowing
those facts, was nominated for reelection
on the same ticket With Breslip. and voted
for his Te-eleolion, thus keeping she de
falostion secret for party ends, and do
ing what he could to re-eleot delaulte
TO the responsible Office Of Treasurer G
State o. s. Journal.