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DIR. DAYS COMPOUND DANDELIoN sYRUP.
THE WORLD and its FRIENDS


Il I offer this invaluable med cine, for Spinal and
Palpitation Of the Heart, Dizziness Of the Head. and
consumption in its first stages All such affections
can and viii be cured fused according to directions.
l deem it entirely unnecessary to give receipts a. to
its enieaeious merits. as the patient will soon be salts
fed by use, that it is the medicine above all others It
is warranted TO cure the above diseases, or the money
in every case, is refunded. 1 say to the afflicted. try
this medicine, there can be no danger, as IL is purely
vegetable, made Of roots and barks that grow in eur
own climate.
L have a Eell-known medicine, known as Days Disr-
rhOa Cordial, that viii cure the Dysentery, DiarrhGs
or Flux, in common cases, in 1--WE minutes to three
hours It is a mild cordial. and a vegetable prepare
ton. l also offer to the public, Days ~Lininent, for
sores, burns, sprains, bruises, letter and ring worms,
sore throat, or Inflammation. as being infaliiable. It
is applied externally. Also DR.. Days Wash and Pew
der. for sore eyes.
The medicines are warranted. and / risk my homer
and life. that they are genuine, and I vouch to say that
they are the best medicines now offered or In use. I
say to the afflicted, lay aside your prejudices long
enough to try these invaluable remedies. They have
not been got up for = hum5ug; the knowledge OF them
has not been hatcned in the dark. or in a moment I
have had the knowledge Of them for years, and know
their worth by experience, and have been persuaded
from time to time to compound and prepare them for
use. 1 have complied with these solicitations. and
the medicines will be found. for the present, only At
DR.. Days Barber Shop, on Market street I hold my
SELF in readiness to cure infamed and sore eyes, and
all sores, fever sores, or any external Inflammation uP-
onthe body. A. L. G.. "A
Warren. Oct s-IV
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A LMANACS FOR 1858.-The Fam
IA lily Christian Almanac: the Methodist Almanac;
Yankee Notions; Young America; Strong's Comic
uutchin's Farmers Almanac, and square Dutch Alma.
macs at P0RTE & SON.
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Darnitp,
POETRY.
ssAsM.-sr R, W. thkhsos.

If the red slayer think he Stays.
Or if the slain think he is slain,
They know not well the subtle WAYS
keep. and pass. and turn sgain.
Far or forget to me is near,
Shadow and sunlight are the same.
The vanished gods to me appear.
And one to me are shame and fame.
They reckon i'll who leave me cut;
When me they fly, ! am the wings;
/ am the deubter and the doubt,
And the hymn the Brahmin sings.
The strong gods pine for my abode,
And pine in vain the sacred seven;
But thou, meek lover of the goodi
Find me, and turn thy back on heaven.
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REMOVAL.
BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE.

THE Proprietors have taken the build
Il ing formerly occupied for the Post Office. one
door south Of T.. A. Smiths Drug Store. where they
will be pleased to see their former customers, and per-
sons in want of clothing are respectfully invited to
call and examine oCr stock before purchasing. We
have received cur spring stock Of clothing, selected
with care IN the eastern markets, and for style and
quality not to be excelIed by any, and prices As low
as can be found in northern Ohio.
We have received a fresh stock Of piece goods. con
sistmg OF Cloths, Cassileres, Vestinrs, &c, which we
will make up 10 order. in the best manner, and war
ransed to please. Also, Hats, Caps, and furnishing
goods in abundance BARTLETT * BROWN
Ma 1857.
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DINE SASH.

DINE SASH.
L 500 Lights * 9 Extra Quality, at = : 3xc
5000 {" sxIO (" &" --3Lc
1000 a." sxIa " " 4Tc
Other sizes in proportion Orders for Blinds and
Doors punctually attended ts. All work warranted
equzl to the best. PACKARD & B4RNUM Agts
Warren. Ohio. Dec %
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Finn, the celebrated comedian, once
fell over a lot of wooden ware, in front
OF a mans store, upon which the shop
keeper cried out. "You came near kick
ing the buckle: tina, time, mister" "Oh,
no" said Finn, quite complacently, 81
only turned a little pale"
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.-I am now

NJ OTICE 10 FARMERS.-l am now
4N prepared to sell to the Farmers Of T.smbnll and
Portage county, Delanoe's Independent Horse Rake,
which is the best Rake now in use, both for rakinE
hay. or cleaning stubble ; 1 am also prepared to sell
Balls Ohio Mower, which Is the best Newer now in uss,
ard took the first premium as a Mower, At the Ohio
State Fair in 1856; also, on hand and for sale, CroweIs
Thermometer Churrs, they can't be beat also, Bee
Hives, Fork Handles, Provision Safes, Hes Handles.
Straw Cutters, &C., all of which will be sold cheap for
cash, or produce. AZ my shop on Quinby Hill, west side
Of MIhoning River. CHARLE
Warren. June II, IS57-tf.
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HARDWARE TOR OF
:. l.. FIRE EMAN.
Syrisg Sales Of May and JHas.
"AVlNG RECEIVED DIRECT
II from the manufacturing districts of the East,
large and extensive invoices Of Foreign and Yankee
Hardware, / am now prepared to offer to builders, me
chani les. farmers and hardware buyers in general, un
equalled inducements as to prices and quality Of goods
received and now opening
6 doz sheep shears, Vermont patent.
G " garden Rakes, wrought teeth.
" Trowels. fer ladies'
90 " cast steel hoes, solid shank
" " rivited.
10 " Ames' shovels, Noe
spades
" manure forks. long handles
/" ID
100 feet lead pipe, assorted sizes.
mouse hole anyils, genuine.
10 English, good make.
Warren, May 81, 1856. g L. FREEMAN.
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MUTTON.

~
If the fat butcher thinks he slays.
Or he, the mutton, thinks he's slain.
Why. truth is truth, the eater says
IN come, and 'eut and come again."
The hungry wolves that on him leer,
Mutton is sheep, and sheep the same:
No famished god would at him snecr;
To famine. chops are more thar fame.
Who hiss at him. him but assures
That they are geese. but wanting wings;
Your coat in his whole life is yours,
Aud bal the hymn the mutton sings.
lie ours, and gods of grander blood;
And yel. We paddles fresh from Cork.
Come taste, We lovers Of the good
Eat! stuff. and turn Your back on pork.
yuMBo
Rise, Jupiter, with emerald hair.
And wake the snakes of Thessal,;
Who docs not know that pancakes are
Devoured suljectivelY-and why:
Wise sages of the olden time.
With introyerted vision look;
But, ah. a ftp is not n dime,
And for mixed ~snifters can't be took.
GO. lovers of the sacred Styx,
And grind your laughter into tears;
While plaintive melody of bricks
Floats through the silence of the years.
Ye n eoun me as | run;
IPlsy with stars at catch and toss;
! am the uncle of the SUM-,
Half alligator and half boss.
But Swallowed by the ebon rose
That shakes its petals from the sky.
Comes Morpheus, walking on his toes,
And knocks creation into pi!
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Francis pigg, of Indiana, has run away
from Mrs. Pigg and four lille Pigs
The Post says he is a hog.
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.ISSOLUTION of Copartnership.
SUPPLY of Carliag,

EUhDU MMEh SUTILI OF CARRIAGE
~ Trimmings, Embroidery, PATENT ENAMELED
OIL o LEATHERS. Oil Cloth Flooring, Rnameled
Cloths, BrOadcloths, Silk and Worsted Lace, Silver
Dash Collars,
STUMP JOINTS, BOWS, SEAT STICKS,
Damasks y yds wide, for from 4 shiIlings 10 $500 per
yard, Splendid Tasssls for Carriages, and a lot for Pic
lures. MOSS BY OR LIZ. CurIed Hair Mats,
Buckram. In short. the most
HEAVY v COMPLETE STOCK
west ofthe Blue Ridge,AND AT AST0UNDINGLY Low
PRICES, just arriving at
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CHAWLS.-StcIla Shawls of the latest
} and most fashionable styles, and choicest quail
ties; also, a large variety of Embroidered and Plain
White Grape, Cashmere, Printed and other varieties,
for sale cheap, by PECK, BURWELL & co.
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II EEP THEM FANCY HORSES
IN WARN nice lot Of Blankets fitting their backs
and lined With Strong Linen goods, can be found at
L. II. ALLISONrS.
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SPRING AND SUMMER.
Ladies and Gentlemen read end proSt!
f IT BE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP

+ IL BE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP
= ply yourself with an exceedingly nice Cater. Boot
or Shoe. which in point OF n~eatness, comfort and dura-
hiity, have never been surpassed, and probably never
equaled by any former arrival in .he goodly town Of
Warren, you will find that articles ofthis identie2lde-
scription are to be had at the shop of the Undersigned,
Nos, Market street, where you are cordially invited to
call and examine his new and extensive stock, which
embraces the neatest and latest styles OF Caters and
other Ladies wear. with which our lady customers con-
not but be pleased. Gentlemen have also been careful
ly provided for, and the very choicest goods OF the mar
kt selected for them Determined to have none but a
superior article, the subscriber keeps 4 sharp eye on
the market. Gentlemen can he supplied with either the
hne french, the neat and comfortable calf, or the sub
stantial stoga.
n. Il. Work made to order and warranted to ht.-
Call at No. ,, Market St, first door east Of Smith &
NcCOmbs. lmav Z IS5G1 n II WARREN
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ZONE AND LOOK IN AT ADAMS
Bookstore, and see the lar.es. stock Of ass
eookstha: has ever bees brought 10 This soxn.
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dissolution.

i iCCOL IlON. Inc cO-partner-
- ship heretofore existing between MI. r. Treat
and VIM Edwards, under the h.m Of Treat & Edwards,
vas dissolved by mutual consent on the LIST day Of
April,lS16- MI X. TREAT.
WV. EDWARDS.
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WIG AND HAIR ESTABLISH
MENT. Sign Big Window with Curls, Wigs,
Ladies' Wigs, BraidS and Perfumery- l have a large
assortment Of Ladies' artificial Hair, and Gentlemen's
Wigs and ToPees. A splendid assortment Of razors,
the best ever offered in this market-they are warran-
ted good or 10 sale. Perfumery, Oil, Pomatums, Hair
Dyes, Hair RestOratives, Tooth brushes, Shaving Soap,
Choice Cigars. aud many other Fancy Goods, too tedi-
Gus to mention. Call and examine for yourselves, as
1 intend to sell low for cash. My goods are all Of the
latest fashions, and of a good quality.
A. L. c. DAY.
Warren, Market ST., one door west of yautrOts Jew
ar-- S4,ra fortISN
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The new firm would respectfully invite the attention
Of Merchants to their large stock OF Groceries, before
purchasing elsewhere.
Having removed TO tHeir new and spacious Stores,
Nos. sO5 and 9O4 Crawford's Block. River Street, they
are prepared to offer goods as low as they can be bought
in This market. WN. A
May Z, 1856 If. HIRAM IDDINGs.
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90

The undersigned formed a CO. partnership on the first
day OF April, 1856, for the purpose of transacting the
wholesale Grocery and Commission Business in the
city Of Cleveland, under the partnership name and
STYLE of
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y CURE OF NERVOUS DIsEAsEs.-It II said that
when the ten lepers were cleapsed, there was bat
that returned to give thanks to his phyieian.-
Anxious to testify his gratitude for the relief of
nervous maady Of long standing, and to put his fel'
low in the way of being benefited, the writer of
this desires to state that Dr. Louis NJ STEM of this
city, has succeeded in the treatment of . nervous
disease which had lasted for nearly quarter Of q
century, and which the writer fully believed was
beyond the possibility of cure. He has also heard OF
the extraordinary of Dr. Stein in other
but a. that gentleman 10 stranger and too modest
gentleman and too much opposed to quackery in all
its forms to make known his eminent abilities,
this statement il made not at his request but at the
voluntary suggestion of the writer Alone who leaves
his name at the Dispatch office, where those who
desire msy obtain it, and judge for themselves
whether he 10 likely to write notice of this kind for
any other purpose than the public benefit
Az proof that the writer 10 not alone in his opin.
ions of Dr.. Stein skilful physician but also a.
| scientific man. he might quote opinions which have
been expressed by individual medical gentlemen Of
emnence, but prefers to copy the following resolu-
tions of the Massachusetts, Homeopathic Medical
Society, before which Dr. Stein lectured in Boston
last Summer
Resolved That in listening to the lecture of DR..
LEWIS 6TEIN before this Society, ON the "Philoso.
ply of the homeopathic Medical Law" we have de-
ideas which he has adduced In relation to our science
which yet remains be developed and still furt
improved; and pleasure from the earnest effort and
profound thought he has exhibited In examining q
"Resolred, That the thanks of the Society be pre-
sented to DR. STEIN for his lecture and that copy
be requested for publication;n
BosroN lima 25tb 1875
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THE DAILYDISPATCH.
( .,>~>[>S>s~~>~>>~S -
WeArssAay nfernfne. Janssry ~, 1887



Is The weatAer. Hlsiis, &c,
Never n he memory Of the oldest cit'ssns, ="
there such storm q shas which ragged here % sss
urday:sighs end Sunday and Sunday night the
wind basw - twould blow he last and ths SNOW 's
,pceesansly. Since Sunday morning no mail sIAan
has M this city on any Of tho Kaifosos. Ane
nan and naaseprers which left Alexandria on
aunlay morning. reached Strawberry Hin. about
A.. mill. from this city, on Sunday evening at
r,,.,... There the train which conveyed them,
hsr.me comn,eteIy stopped by the immense banks
~ 80 and there IL remained until yesterday
,.a-n,n. vhen by means of locomotives sent from
~. c,tv i, was liberated, and reached this city
.hou, 70 O'Clock Our local column has an account
NJ the mauuer in which the passengers faired du-
ring the storm
The telegraph was blown down, we suppose, at
many points, between here and Warrington, and
has no, been in working order since the storm.
We are. therefore, shut ont, Is 1t were, from 'ne
world and the world from us. Except telegraph
dispatch from Petersburg, yesterday evening"
which will be found under the telegraph head, we
have had no news from any quarter since sun
day.
The high ways are SO blocked up with snow
that communication even with the surrounding
vicinity was cut off until yesterday, when few
citizens from the neighborhood made their way to
town with great difficulty. Our own streets are
SO blocked up with snow heaps that, as yet but
very few attempts have been made to traverse
them with wheeled vehicles. Even sleighs find II
difficult matter to go ahead Several funerals
have been, of necessity, postponed from day to
day because has been impossible for carriages to
pass along the streets.
awe expect to hear of many dreadful instances
of suffering and loss of life. We have, in the only
piece of news yet received from abroad-that from
Petersburg-a very painful item of information,
viz the freezing of DR.. JOSEPH f. Cox, in Ches
ter6eh. We take it that he is q citizen of Pc.
tersburg, and few years since represented that
city in the Legislature.
How deep the snow u.s. there is no estimating, as
il has drifted so much. In some places in the
country, the fences are hidden by it, and for
miles 1t stands five feet deep in the roads. So
fine and dry was the snow, that i: was blown
with the wind through the narrowest cracks
In this way, large quantities of it blew in under
the roof of almost every house, and house-keepers
are greatly annoyed by the water oozing through
the upper ceilings of their houses from the melting
snow.
Yesterday was . bright day, and the snow be-
gan to melt little but not enough to make any
perceptible impression upon it.
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BosToN, June 25th, 1856

/" 70 BUSINESS MEN.-CHEcKs, DRAFTS, &c
The year il about ending, and many business men de-
sire to commence with new Cheek and DRAFT Books.
These can be furnished at the Dispatch Office, en-
graved in style Of elegance unsurpassed any where.
Gentlemen who denre Checks engraved, Bill Heads,
&C., surprising any thing in use here, should call and
examine specimens at the Dispatch countinsroom.
They can have them with such vignettss and orns-
ments as are in the specimens, or with any others
that their fancy may suggest. Orders for Checks,
Drafts Certificates of Deposit, Corporation Bonds,
Bill Heads &C., be filled In the satisfactory
manner and at rates surprisingly low. Merchants,
Bankers Corporation Officers and Others should OK.
anime our specimens.
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THE TELEGRAPH AND THE RAILROADS The
Telegraph Nerthward was not in working order
last night, and we are still without late news from
that direction. The mail due Sunday evening
was received yesterday, but no papers came to
hand from any point beyond Washington. 1t is
expected that the trains on the Petersburg rail-
road will resume regular trips to day; Mr.. Doda-
mead, who has not yet entirely dissolved his con.
nexion with that road, having by his energetic
labors succeeded in getting the track clear of
opnU
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MURDER AND RoBBERY.-In the vicinity of
jamaica Long Island, on Tuesday evening last, q
respectable farmer was driving home in a wagon.
along a public and much.frequented highway,
when he was attacked by some unknown ruffiau
or rufiana, beaten to death with a club, and his
pockets rified of their contents The unfortunate
man was found by the roadside weltering in his
blood and breathing bis last just after the pepper
tration of the foul deed, but the murderers made
good their escape.
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mAnRaRp.

~ d - ~ II sDos1e noeol
~ POWELL D. bLANKENUdlr 70 Miss Eliza
GI4H G. HUDbOH, al u Row14nn county, ~
IL Washinston, 1t Trinity GxnFch, On tbs I
80 By the ksv. Nj. Cummln& JAmE4 ,.
~ Texss to NARY, aasshte6of the IT, Rre p
Ieenyeastis. Of the Univsrsity q ' ifeink sesk
OlxD,
On The 18th issa..t of isAsama1tea Of s.e i.sss
wALfER EDWIN. yosneeek - q tbs late Drs1.
aock md A1mira Holmes, eyed foar pears
: eW Norfolk pepsfs pleAss copy.
Yeeessasy, ths 2Oth inssank CARRIE L.. daughter
Of Caroline and Godfrey Wsmmsll ased 80 mosths
Funeral 20 take place q the reddeace Of her %
,ante on 9Th street, between Aain aud Dranklin, q
o,oIock, this (Wednesdsy )aftsmoon. The friends o
the family invited to attend without further NO
tice
On the 18th Inst. JOHN T., only son Of WIN. sni
Ellen Davis, aged Eve months and nine days.
CT Petersburg papers please copy.
r. The funeral Of the late JOSEPH A. WEE
uiIi take place from St. Peters Cathedral 81 L
O'Clock, this "Wednesday morning.
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ESCAPED FROM JAIL.-The negro boy who
lately attempted to murder his MISTRESS Mrs. Gift
in Caroline county effected his escape from jail last
week by undermining the wall With q shovel He
was, however, recaptured by Mr.. Gift. A woman
under sentence to the Penitentiary for burglary
escaped at the same time.
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ILLNESS OF Mr. GI3DINGs-In Congress, on
Saturday, while Hon. j. r. Giddings was engaged
in discussing bill before the House of Represent.
atves, he was seen to place his hand upon his
head and fall into his seat. 1t was soon discovered
that he had been seized with atrophy of the heart
and he was taken into the speakers room, when he
received medical attention At last accounts he
was considered in a very precarious condition.
The House was Immediately adjourned.
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HEAVY DAMAGES The case of Henry G. Hill
VS.. the British Government, in which damages
were laid at 4,O00 was decided in the Supreme
Court at Halifax, N. S, on the 18th inst, after a
lengthy trial, by verdict of sl0,e95 in favor of
the plaiHtiff The merits of the case were in refe
renee to contract which plaintiff entered into to
erect sea wall at the end of the Ordnance wharf,
and which be abandoned finding, contrary to
representations, that there was sustaining bot.
tom or foundation.
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ILLINOIS BANKS IN TRoUBLE.-Several of the
banks of Chicago on Saturday threw out the notes
of the Peoples Bank of Carmel, Rushville Bank,
Prairie State Bank, Washington Stock Security
and DanviIle Bank, all in Illinois. The latter is
partially secured by California bonds. The total
circulation of these banks is $825000 and their
securities 5000 OO0 in bonds of the States of Mis-
souri, Virginia, Louisiana, California and Tennes.
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Nixn.

DIspATCH STEAM POWER
PRINTING ESTABLLSHMENT
Main, Corner Of Thlrteenth street,
RICHMOND, VA,
I. ID. HANlMKRSLEY q Coz PfoRf1etors
Country Merchants and Others Visiting ncnmono,
ara invited to call the Dispatch Steam JOB fr1nne
establishment, and examine the largest assortmens OF
Types and materials for
STORE BILLS!
IA be found South of MASON and Dixon's Lne, ana
70 which all new improvements in machinery
and Fancy Type are being constantly
added, 40 fast a produced.
CARDS
Of every description printed in
COLD SILVER OR FANCY COLORED INKS
on Plain, Ensmeled, or Colored Paper IN the
neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
n CIRCULARS
executed In the best style of the art, and large
-assortment of fine paper kept always on hand.
BILL HEADS
printed on good paper in superior manner and ruled
to any pattern desired The facilities for
executing this description of Print
ing are unsurpassed.
Checks, Drafts, Notes, &C.,
neatly printed in every variety OF style and hn1sh
bound or unbound. All the new and haad-
some designs for this style of work will
MAMMOTH POSTERSt
IN Main or colored r e GER or in colored ink This
Office hss better facilities for this kind of print
ing than any o.ner offide in this city. In
short every description of Printing
executed on reasonable terms for
cash with neatness and
sa6 dispatch.
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LOST.

90 DOG LOST..Lost, abont ten
A0n days ago, near the Public Warehouse,
small half grown Terrier Dog black,
with brown legs answering TO the name Of L-o 80
Any information CONCERNING him, left st this ofce,
win be thankfully received ana reward paid II re-
qairsd. j. 1-8
I 0sr.-On Saturday niGht, between tho
tanning Fancy Cashmsre Vest with the name OF
Mr.. sHAFER written on the wrsppsr. The finder
will receive the thanks OF the wne By leaving u st
this office. j. Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-21

THEATRE-Mrs Jones and Mr.. Owens, having
arrived in Richmond, will appear Tonight without
fail, in the brilliant Comedy of "Self." We an
ticipate a crowded house.