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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

ARREST OF Hon JOHN WENTWORTH oN A
CHARGE OF STEALING THE MAIL BAGs.-"Hon''
John Wentworth Mayor Of the city Of Chicago,
wssarrested Tuesday morcing by the U States
Marshal, charged with Stealing the mali bags and
WAS hell to bail in the sum OF 50 600. The mail
bags we're found on his premises, and the proof
sgaiosi him Is said To be positive An examna aton
was held in the afternooa, and Mr. Wentworth
was discharged from custody by Judge D. UNI
IN md He decided that Mr Wentworth, in his Of
fcial capacity of Congressman, received the mail
oagr, aud that unlPss special demand was made
1or them, he ha ar ght t. k p them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

Isb< FOG RkNT-T he three story Teue.
IssS ment occupied by MI Belvin, hain
kzzA street, between Second and Third. 1t con.
tatns ten e!evea rooms, with gas fixtures through
out. The kitchen has four rooms Being in plea.
ssut aud convenient part OF tn. city 1t wi be found
desirable resideDc7. Possession given the first Of
June. Enquire at Worthsm's Bookstore, on Main
street. 2-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

KILLED BY LEkCHEs.-At the village Of Mar
tgny ls Marc near Paris. M Lapque, q druggist,
lately established nursery of lteches in a marsh
or pond, where lie was accustomed to feed hem By
kuxcker's yard, every morning into the muddy
water, and allowing the leeches to sorga them.
selves at tue expense of the horse'sl.g, His son.
q boy of thirteen, used TO ride the horse ibto the
pond A few days sgu, the BOY having gone aIop e
upon that errand, the family were terrified by the
coming back without the rider; It's legs we're
blee ding prctusely and covered with leeches Peo
pie went to the pond to look for the child and found
him immersed there struggling feebly to extricate
himself from the mire, and defend himself from
the hundreds of vorscious creatures which had
cranl.d under bis clothes, tfor he wore neither
shoes nor stockings) and had fixed upon every
limb of his body. He had probably been thrown
off The horses back by the restlessn.ss Of the
rmented aaimal The poor boy was exhausted
and speechess when he was got out, and died in a
few hours
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

fHg COMET The story that the eminent Preneh
ssvant, n Babinet, had sxpr, sssd belief that the
world would bs barnt up by contact with comet
about these days 10 entirely without foundation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

MUNICIPAL ELtCTION the fourth trial to elec;
8 Mayor OF Providence, l. took place Tuesday.
publican. received l783; Francis, democrat ,744;
scattering, 5lS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

w NJ NEWMAN returns bis thanks to the pub.
lie for hsr liberal patronage of the 81 Cha les Ho.
tel and soiicirs continuance OF that patronage un
do ths supervision and control OF
ia8d2y w. N NEWMAN & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

THREE PERSONS DROWNED "A pleasure boat
was capsized in Buffalo haroor ou Sunday last
apd three persons we're drowned, viz: Richard
Smithw lex, q clerk, with Sidney Sheppard, hard
ware merchau; AaSahsm Smith, clerk with Cone
Levin & Co , aud Garret Hays, clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

lsxs FUR ENT--And pBsl eshion given
kssss i'm me- dstsly, she neat framed Houss on 2pd
Msa street between Broad and Ms shslI. containing
rooEs, hSdrant, kc, in the yard. Apply on ths
premises, or TO 6. W. Taylor, Erq.
js q-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

THB CkoPs.-Corresponde Of the a gricutur'
al Bureau, az Washington, writing from Illinois,
state that the prospects for large yield of whea.
aud other small grains In that State are excellent
The corn crop will, however be small, and in
many cases it has been planted secosd time Hay
will also be produced abundartly, aud the frurs,
generally, promise we'll The cold, damp weather
there has been of much ben. A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

Szxs FOX * T. y Tan excellent Brick
~ Tenement, with bTiek kitchen snd garden at
aS@ tsched situated the corner of Leigh and z7ih
streets, Church Hill. Possession given the 18Th
Jane Apply to LARUs SHINE,
Il Ste "a Main strset
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

TIxESG mp INV present business stard
" On the coming first OF July, ofs. my stock In
in Ssgsrs Winss, Liquors, &ep ct reduced pnces
All those In viii fad 1t to thsirinteIest TO give
me q oal. VILE AcHsh,
IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Friday Meruiug, June I2, 1887.

EXTRAORDINARY INCIDENTS OF DUEL The
New Orleans Bee of the 2dinst, la responsible for
the following:
"A duel was fought near this city yesterday
(Monday) morning, which, for the singularity Of its
deaoueaent Ia perhaps unpar aleled In the annals OF
single combat we'll known gentleman In ibis
community, whom we shall call Mr.. A., feelin z
himself ssgrieved by the conduct of another gen. ..
teman, whom y g shall. designate as Mr. b., sent
him challenge, which was Acsempteo-weapous,
pistols distance, twelve PAGES; iime six O'Clock in
the morning. The usual preninarits we're sets
tied and a. the word fire both pistols exploded
Al the same instant b. was seen 10 stagger The
seconds rushed up when II vas found that the Ill
had struck the outer case OF bis hunting watch
from which 1t had glanced at nearly q right angle
passing through the lapel of his coat. The watch
was worn on the breast pocket and was almost
directly on the heart The case was found 10 be
considerably battered but otherwise the watct
had sus aimed DO injury, although 1t bad gained
about three hours In NJ many miuutes. The hands,
which moment before had stood At twenty min
utes past SIX now marked half pas. nine.
Blu perhaps the most curious part Of the story is
to coma On looking round to see what had be
come OF the seconds discovered him leaning
over, In the act of picking up something from the
ground. aod on approaching nearer, discovered to
their astonishment that one of his whskers which
he wore suslly large and heavy, had been lorn
complete fram his :ac ,aud that With ga pt g..
cision Is though II had been act omplished by The
most skilful barber. 1t was thought hat som
Iecul ar ty N the b re OF pistol bad comma.
nicAted to .he ball rotary otion, which, combn-
I'd with Its great velocity, could necessarily pro
duce an effect similar to that caused by some sh arp
cutting instrument The result of the duel, SO far,
had been so utterly singular tha. it precluded ali
thoughts Of pushing 1t TO further and perhaps
more disas!rous issue. The seconds iaterposed
and recouclled their principals
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

xse EUR kkNT.s.Tha large aad c0n
@,aA venept stors Room. 18th cellar attached,
ls2E to the office Of II. r Pairs X Co. corner
Of 18th and Main, occupied By the Methodist
Book Concern. 1t ia cheap snd frsi rate business
stand. Possession given at once. Apply on tbeprs-
mlEes my 29-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN OHIo.-Ac-
cording 20 present indications, the late collision
bet ee1 the FEDERAL and S:sta authorities Ia Ohio
will not tel inmate without some further troub!e-
The Columbus State Journal understands that Gov
Chase at the earliest possible moment after reach
ing the city from Cincinnati, had an interview
with N ssrs. Maton and Good, who represent the
prosecuting attorney Of Clark county, in the case
before the federal judge at Cincinnati, involving
the right of the State to enforce her GRIMM al
laws within her own Jurisdiction, against volstors
whether federal or official other aud that he i'm
mediately telegraphed to Attorney General VOL
colt to appear in the the part Of the State,
in conjunction with these gentlemen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

Existipc under the nsme, style, and firm Of
~ ood ward & Newman is dssolved by mutual CON
sent All de BITS due 10 the firm OF w N. are pay
able to w N Newman, who has assumed the pay
ment of all the liabilities of the said firm of Wood
ward Eewman. J. ID. WOODWARD,
June / 1851 w. ". NEWMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

(ln ntln UiD Is atlas ,.~ -a.n
ccO.OOO | am su horzsd 10 offer, at private
sale, the old BkiCKs. fimery Tho Catholic Col
l-ee near the Me- hsnicsvilie Turf pike g.te, one
unis from ths city. CONSISTING of .bou, J0' Ono The
Bricks in very good order and suitable for large
building other uses. ALEX NOIT.
SO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

@N LADD's LUMBER HOUSE, south
~ side of Rsain, FOR RENT.-This lumrer
-a'sn house, the pr ,perty Of the Jas r. & Ks Co,
O nssrly rebuilt and will be ready for q tenant by
the Ist Of April. The house Is large and oommodi.
Gus; well suited for storage house a tobacco fac
toIy. FOR terms, apply to the undersigned
A MICHAELS,
Enh 26-ts AGENT for r. w. Connection.
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ID v f. ExPk b = -

SUMMER CLOTHING AT
NJ WALK L, II ~ cos.
Handsome black Alpnca Suits, 500 to $40
Thin Summer Suite, 8 20 to $40
Z.phyr Cass1mer- Suits BOO to $50
Check Haneilles suits. 400 to Sl2
Black Silk Alpaca Goats, 2Oe to %
Linen 90 <uO 10 90
White Dusk DO z5n TO go
Drap d'ete DO aooto 20
Cashmere Business do s so to $40
Black 10, Frock do 600 to E20
summer Raglan Sacks 2f0 20 80
Thin Pantsloons. ]. 90 to 81
Standing Collar kafseiiles vests, 1.5O to 81
Atm WALKER cos,
ie6 lG3 corner Pearl and Main streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

EXCHANGE BANK OF vi. GINA,
RICHMOND 23d May. 1857
THE updersigned is authorized TO sell
Stock Of this Bank for the purpose Of Increasing
It's capital at $l05. with interest on its par value
from Isl Of January last
25-ts w. r. SThoThkh, CeAhr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

a DETERMINED SUICtDE--The London, Cana
ds, Free Press gives the folio wing cunt Of the
suicide Of se0:chman named John Ross. whose
body was found in the woods near Lobo,' on the
lst instant, hanging by the neck from q young
sapling:
SIT appears that the wretched man must fra
have attempted suicide by stabbing himself in rhe
bowels five successive times, will: small knife
Finding that death did not ensue, be must have
proceeded las shown by tracks of blood some
yards off, where he cut himself In the throat and
made second cash, completely severng his
windpipe. Here another pool Of blood was found
He must then have gone, wounded as he was, to
tree, which he cliwed evidently with 4 view to
banging, but f4dng /: not suitable to his purpose
he descended, leaving the tree covered with blood
i he blood track next showed that he went some
little distance off and selected young sapng to
which be tied his handkerchief, and, throwing
himself on bis hands and knees, he effec.ualy
committed bis purpose"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

DEATH OF THE OLDEST SOLDIER IN THE
ARMY - Gen. John B. Walbsch, tts oldest officer
IN the United States Army, died at bis residence
In Baltimore, w Wednesday night, iu the 931 year o!
bis age, sitter an illness of three days.
Gen w. was bora at Alsaoe, ON the Rhine in Oc'
tober, YEA Atsn early age he entered the Aus
trian service es huHar, sDd was in the company ap-
pointed to receive Louis XVI, at the frontier when
he made the attempt to fi7e from Frence. He sub.
sequently Joined the Rrei ch aEmv and was detailed
to se1v:ce with his egiment in he Yves: Indssv
Nearly the while of the regiment died and Il bsS
he came to this country. landing in Phiadefi8s
Bis father the possessor cf large es ste in
this country located in the city Of phis and
10 virgiuia and the son. then q young man, deter.
rind to study law, and for that pprposs went int
the ofice of Alexander Hamilton in New York -
Having fondness for the lfs Of soldier he applied
for a con- mission in tha army of ths United States
and received one from General Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

ess FuR KENT The house on NfnIu
Mss between Adams end Js ffsIson streets at pre-.
RS~& sent occupied by Mrs D X Qusrlss The
house 10 10 good repair and well fitted al for faui.
ly residspce. POis"s'ion given immediately
Aiso for hire FOX the balance of the year good fe
mse Hours Servant. For terms, arp'yst my foun
srv-
10 81 q d DTN0ON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

TOPUI.AN MkDICINks.--Ati the p0Du
L Ia: patent Medicines Of the day, warranted sen
0ins s' maker: Is:EpnflSNETf. BEERS FISHER,
tsa oysr WIN r Perkins l. Co., Eagle squrs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Just received. q
IL besatiful lot Of REFRlGEhATOhs, OF dihsr
snt dxas which will be sold low
my t-lm LA0oo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

UsA FOR kkNC--ADd possession given
We forthwith, Brick 9enem at with four
-2c& roou.s AID double. rob, fropt and Each
Las 8 fire place. This house il situated the
alley Immediately in of the scuthside House,
and between and 10Th strests. For terms, &C.,
apply to the subscriber, No. l03 Cary street or to
Mr.. James N. Conway, proprietor of the southside
House Byrd street.
3-ts X. w TOTTY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

%tsa NUlIGk-i nave Tor sale, lease or
Esaa rent Houses, Lots &c from lst to SSd street,
"~ and in the county OF HenrIe0, some of which
Lcts cannot be surpassed for beauty and locality by
any within the corporation Hmits; and when you
come county Lots, for soap and candle factories
Nature could net have done on her part for the
oonvepence of man for to erect such esfsbshmenta
upon all any of the above. l shall be pleased to
have the views of operators upon the subject now
before them.
ApplY to H. w TYLER,
my 5-Sn Agent for the Trustees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

1zrs FuR RENT-Thc Dwelling Honse
EEGa Msyo atreet, recently occupied by Mrs Is.
hAA ball, adjoining Mr. Alex Motifs residences
Possession given immediate y. Apply to
ie its JAMES THOMAS, JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

<ssn FUk RE ST.-Ghe store and dwell.
EEs in& corner lst snd Main street. To good ten
HasA ant the rent will bs modslste. Applyto
my l5- Inn ADAM, III Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

- FOX NT.- a good LODGING
&.1 ROOM, on the corner OF llth and Main streets
opposite the EIquirerc f7s. Apply to
1e o. t. HARRIS i ECROLS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

II @HE1TN,. Is. .hGAlNs BsnGA1Ns-
Is ~. wiIi eommep pcs from to day to sie.e out our
stoeh of siii Robes BsrsRs hobss and other styIee
of Dfes. Goods st prices much below VAST ve soid
th.n A. IN the early part Of tue sessoa Thoss who
80. a., suoo1sd the elves VIII fod tt their In
,srs.t 10 cali and examine stoet Of Ladies' Orsm
Gods. 9onSSoN
NO. 80 "Hio ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

sxvs FUk kHNF a House on Union II III
So contain rs fcur rooms, With basement with
2SA garden attached. aud q we'll of excellent wat.r
en- this premises. Rent per anuum, Sl2O Apply to
ie6~ta JAMEs nj CARTLp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

fIHENk GINGHAniB as great bars ais.
~ Received this morning, one case Chese 0tss-
hams at l2i cents per ard, o. the Csesp
store OF AkbkEO nusE~
iss dS nAin slyoet,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12

NTOTICk To PAsskNG nes uN IAk
~ BaOAD STREET lLWAY nMHtsUs-
gr ,m .od after this day and ii fahsr potiee tes
Accommodation Car bstwesu ths Depot ard kteh-
mond oiiege vii, be IN between the hoesoiI,
NJ. and IL, A M and between o'cloes, u,
md 10 g., stopptns At any poiat the Street Tor
passengers going and returning Fare es..s o.ly.
WM. N. BRA60.
ias n Aget.
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WILD CHERRY RALsAM.
HThs following Il worthy the attention Of all


who are interested for themselves or fricnds:-
Dr.. Seth ". Fa,ele.--Dsdr Sg.---fn Offering
my testimony in favor of your WISTAR'S BAL
SAM or WILD CHERRY, speak from expert.
encc, having received signal benefit from one or
two bottles which were urged upon me by my
spotaecsry. WAC backed up his recommendation
as having come within his knowledge. I had ia
ken . violent cold. followed by n deep seated
cough which frequently produced vomiting, with
pain in the side brcathed with difficulty, had
night sweats, lost my appetite; in short, | was
completely Frustrated. Ny physician prescribed
for me, but found no relief. | commenced TAX
lug the Bal.am in small doses at first. and almost
Immediately began to improve. My cough abat-
ed, my strength returned. and in few weeks
was able to aite nd to my business usual feel
indebted to Wistar's Balsam for my recovery, and
ehecrfuliy gqc you leave to make whatcvr use
you please of this statement.
Very respectfully, yours DC,
BosroS, Dec. 2, 1852. ROYAL SMITH
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
SETH W. FowLE CO, 1873 Washington ST,
Dsston, ProPrietors sold by their agents every
where.
Asents-Moses Hale, Ellsworth: John stevens
Bluchili; J. Hooper, Castine +. H. Parker
Buck'Port; L ; Higgins. Eden. sn?wl2
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LOT / /! !, I Els.

TIE L6sterics Of Samuel swan & Co. are chat.
ed b. tbs 't'tc oi Georgi, an have sworn com
mis +ion,rs appointed t. supe.a.end their d.ani.ts
and c4faE tbht everything oonGoctvl with The
Inc Is d te IN :. stiietly lai.oia b.e manner
Tho 'a'r o. TIE Iuilit ta,i opportunity for in-
SC iutLt, t9lHtsrcat- O. pa los At ui.thc, ba.
'H5 - we'll Protected as Tina "a thet vera I.r.sep.
fte @aGaects W'uid respectfully call ait, iti,,n 10
tse tact t""t al i"tsons have legal IL BIT u seEd
orTeIs 'nr teKcts % Hroteis, as 49, Atter.s u.
.antue' swan c., are authorized y ia. Lc1is
laiuteol tt"t tate. lottery .iiI be irawus ,iy
aatn'day Throughout tae wa all orders received
being filled in the drawing uez 10 takc pacu ult,y
tic ~aiHo 1pues to band. aeeoIdin. a. tbC 81 si..
On ticket III every tan mnst draw p. izs. TICK
els art 9tu; helFls, 81, quarters. - ~. Sotiak.
-, sent unless TIE MgHeY accompanies .he ord,
iGe cravings arc upon tdo priaeiple of onc nun
bur = each titk,t, siati arc 50 simple tlnt nd,,A
can fail - understand ten. Thvre is no eornlj.
nation o. numbers T. ni.ify tae b. ger lsis y
wary from so II $40 dJ9; eyefj prizo DO.
drawn, tho result oi drawing forwarded to i
purchasers. -
s1'- list Of tia numbers that are irawr 80
tAe Mieei, vita tie amount tsat eacl sdi1. /, q.
titled to, - NJ nc published after eAerf dragging.
Ia tae f'llVSing rapifs;--Stw 0ltar. Etse.
Mahl'e Rtg'Atv. Chailstoa Al4a.5s,a, sas.,ltle
G sete, Atlanta I.sAtysnee, 81 yaui,a al n ". ara
New irrk Weekly Dry BOOK. H,issyel. ..I.ts
/ ..iIlg, a4.e t!..etto
>. An 1 Co., Atlanta. t,ecrs Il.
4f'4NS al! II 4N!. 80 lsieeAt4 dtsi.
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Posema,y W tn Europaans,

What Mr. Holman, Editor Of tho German paper
in Boston, and his wife Eva say. They have had
opportunity to test for % articles Ter thc hair
but prefer the Rosemary.
BosroS. Aug. %. IS 6.
J. RrssrLL sPALpiXG. Esq.-Dear Sir: 1t it
with great pleasure that We hereby do certify shas
your Rosemary needs but trial to become o net
cessity feF everybody All ledifs aho ave one
used this Hair OIL declare unanimously, that ci
not only Renders the hair vigorous but gives aiso
beauty and splendor. and that it is every roga
tho best article for the hnir that be found in
the United states; so that we can recommend it
with cur best conscience to cur couptrymen Rad
the public in general.
IOhITZ AND EVA HOFFMAN,.
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HAIR !,

1t imparts n richness and briilinncy. cleans, or.
namonts, inygorates, embellishcs, removes dand-
ruff, relieves headache, and has probably been
used for restoring aud preventing tie falling Oh
of the Hair with as much sue Css aly article
ever known. I. las stood the test Of time and
use, and all can rely upon il.
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TO TIE
CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES
CAUTION 10 TNE PUBLIC.

Afers esetal year. experimenting in the manu-
featuring Of 6in, fortunately succeeded, in the
year lst ,u,aakiug discovery in It's maualac-
tnre by which t, is deprived Of all acid aad in
aAmmAtory properties, and rendered perfectly
pure.
Ay mandatory ia a, Schiedaul. Holland A.
ter several nIonths reflection what tito to give it.
introduced II To The American public under tao
namo If w ulfc $ sch ictim Aro,natic sshaarps -
Sshiedan is the Of t.e place ia iioil.ud
where tao GIN IS manufactured. Aromatic dc
riyes ,ts nsno fron tao Italian Juniper Berry
with winch II - ayarcl and tue nod selma py,s9
Is the 6cfmsa for driak--Gosuc. DIAM Wolfe,
Schtedam Aromatic Dduk. No sooner had my
SehnApps boon iutrojae ID 10 tho american publ.
and resolved vita appreciation. than the Liquor
Mixers Of New York. Bostaa and Philadelphia
started Ia parssi With thci; mixed and jt1.se nous
stua under Bstavs: .,cAiedA-a t,rp Scaie
dam sehnaaps, London Ciab House Gia, London
Cordial Gin. &c, aai in several c4,es my label.
have been perfectly initiated with only iAe al
d,tion of fs~ letters - plead tschIieal avoid.
anee of the law and 50 carefully prepazed a. l.
impose on careless purchasers, | uaietstand
large quantity has been parchi ssi BY the incT
chants Of tho Eastern states ca account Il IT,
ehoapnes, of tho articles. \ rnerehAu, uho par
tieipa,es indirectly ia tbs fsaal by sgii.ns tic
spurious article, Is a. H4zA an oaepIes tie
principal who planned the .mpssiii "a
hops every respectable citizen Nh values thg
health Of tue community which he iisc. II IA
III ferrct.ins oss and eIp,ias Ito a..serui iu.
merchant. ~ho. for tbo sake 4 a sew cat. ~;
pat IN Jeopardy the ttfes Of rho eadifna' y -
shiea b. lives Sueh E4sn sa uII l., .siied Il tie
r.illnrr Of 1u...nLar e r....-n -.
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{ OMNlSsIoNERS' NOTlCE.-Wc.

( ON MISSION Frs NOTlGE.-Nc @.
tac Subscribers, having been appointed D
the lion. Packer Lex T. see,ite al g.. nv
toe claims Of cFtaIt"r, t. the estate u Abi4.al
Pend!rtoa, latc Ut tiuuidsolo,, pre-,
insoiFeal, IL hereby give notice tnlJ SIX uyitIs
aFe allowed to sad creditors Il bri4. IA aud prov,
tu,it claims, and tAa; ~ saal nttcrd taat Sur
vice a. j. \. Dean. oil. ia Ellsworth, il
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