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SlENTISTRY.-Dr. j. G. Burroughs.
~ having returned from a tour in Ike sy1ihern
States. would inform his OLD patrons. and others dr2ir-
Ing services in the line 81 his profession. tiat he IS
again AT his post. sane rocnis, corner Of Market and
Liberty s;s-. opposite the canE. Dr. Burroughs Is nov
la possession OF ali the istest Improvement IN the con-
%structior and insertion Of Artificial Plates, p4lates,
Teeth. &C, either upon Com. SILVER. Or GJTtA Pea
Cha Ease. and from his long eSpericuca in the most
intricate aud dihicuit parts OF Dental S~nrgery. BE- can
safely assure perfect success and satisfaction "a al
cases AL Operations upon the N=tarti Tech perfnr-
mel with care. in the best possible manner, warranted
20 he rs we'll d,ne. as car be done By any operator in
the United Siaies, or HGrrsa-
\ many persons solicit Artificial! Teeth. hut are IN
willing "a have their decgyei tech extracted, and Uait
Sufficient time for The ahsorp.ion OF the alyrJh-r rre-
cess, necessary fer q set M gold or s;iiceoEs Ilse, they
car have tirir coceyad organs removed, and \ Sc; put
IN GA HCits Pegcha. iLameli1trlF.t "a answer all the pIr'
y SeS O the ns:ur1l oGes- These tech can he EoTn
with perfect care. are .c~3ntifui, highly popular. AID not
expensive. H.. II. will hereafter he in REGULAR -tterl-
ance a: his UGce. There EeE1l - pleas to s.Iupon
those ahu need Lis services. or council.
". B. would say to the members cfti,s profession
Who are Gcs.rcus o. Obtaining the tut.a Fercha i'm
provemeEts, that l am he authorized aslrt TOR grant
iEg Certificates Of right 10 usr th= eIt-t P'rchl. aud
giving instruction il WORTH = the sane. Charges mo-
deTaie. Call AMI see specimens.
April s.. l-5S-tf ;. -. H"DRRETGIS- VI. D.
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YUoT0GRARHs!
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ERA IN

~ the Photographic art Photographs Cpon Uapcr.
SURPRISING IN brad'y. durability. artistic elect. and
HG-ike expression aus style 81 Portraits or Ainiatufes
ever before drawn ~ 4 pencil Of light. For hueness,
rogni7ess, depth 6f hshs and shade aud richness Of
s0Ee, hey srs wOadeIiul-
The SatscriLers return thanks for PAST petrO age.
,aad take pleasure in announcing TO The citizens CT Har-
ren aaI v.siGity, that they are nos prepared to take
Life-s:ze Portraits mounted np1n ea1ylss and h1'sEed
plain. or coiGTsd il 0l, cray0a. or Qastl, iro4 50 10
$luG. and warranted satisfactory
Z PSmaIi size Photographs can be .a<enupOn paper
ana ulasIes 10 any part Of tie United States, at : very
shall eAV=.se-
PPa-ticular attention paid 20 taking 0at scores
sr1 iaulsSsres. Also ute-esses ofdeces-ea persons
PDiad=frso.yPes or Miniature O. 'sc=asea .er-
sors. z9zsrerB09r. c-l &c n~ssHifsd to Ii size AID
.Eladt perect-
.ahrotyp~s taken for SlNn ard upEsr1s
= PIE-tTuCsicEs given in ali branches Of Photo
sraphy. upaI reIs9aehiG terrs-
EE4EMeER-eLstr=s moderate. AMI Licensees
wIrrla,ei "a please LhEtf Z R0DbiN--
Walre.. Sept. Il. i9Is. r.
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The oil woman saved Peters lie.
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No % AN ACT

Columbus. February %, is57.
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.suE ELF CASH-US !l'

Ii Slow Customers, and al others owing Ut
money ras, due, axe respectfully informed that ;hey
aasf pay Us. We sell our goo.ls al cssh prices, aud
expect cash for Sem-soletine. A wo.i 20 tie wise
IA Sufficient. locr lSl PACKARD ( BAgNTM.
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Warren, Irumluil Co.,

Annexed. dua PRICES OF the celebrated Bore Solvent
Ageucy-s Rsmeiies-Bone Solvent. - cts. 50 cts and
rac dollar; Roster Lininent. for strains. in6tuati.n "A.
Sweeney, &c. = cents; Appetite Feed. which is the
res. horse power in America. = cents gsent by mail
- cjs.l; Prairie iieave Tonic. 50 cls.-seBt ~ nail at
sime rate. Sept ". 1885.
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co

The undersigned formed a co-partHership on the first
day OF april, iS5G, for the psrpose Of trsHsactinS the
Wholesale Grocery ard Commission Business IN the
city of CleyeEsnd, uEdsr the partnership name aud
style Of
EDWARDS g. IDDINGS.
The new firm would respectfully invite the attention
OF Merchants TO their large ST. OK %. Groceries, before
purchasing elsewhere.
Having removed to : cir new and spacious Stores.
Nos ag5 and III CrssfOrd's Block. River Street, they
arc prepared to oGer goods as los ~ they ca 90 toa ;hs
IN Ibis market. VII. EDWARDS.
May :, l-J5 u. HIRAM IDDINSS.
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Money 10 you purse will credit you
wisdom IN your head viii adorn you
brtbofif in your necessity will serve you
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A Young Widow in New Orleans. be.
ing asked after her husbands health an.
s"ered with a soft, qaie, smile, He is
dead ] hank you.
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AN ACT
mo. I

To authorize Manufacturing aud Gas Light AMI Coke
ComPaniesto hold real estate necessary for the trans
action VftEeir legitimate business
SECTION I. Be 10 easeted by fse General .fssszBly
far STATE Of OAi0. TIA: any NszufaeturinE CoEps-
ms or any Gas Light and Coke Company. in this State,
Hhsther the same be organized under a special charter
or under = general lay. for the organization OF the
same. he. and the same hereby is authorized to take ~
purchase ami 10 hold in fee simple or otherEi>e, such
and so much real estate rs may from sine to time lie
found necessary for the transaction of the legitimate
business for which the same may have been so organ
lied.
This act shall take eEee: AM be in force from and
after its passage.
". II. VAN V0RHEs,
Speaker 0: the Iloase OF Representatives.
..Rz n nanN
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T. . AbbtN, L. l. D..
Presieentof Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS.
nraSf.fauf - Eau~cr rolf.~a

To young men Who sisA to acquire a ~Brsiaess eSE-
eaftoa.' We think i Affords fseilties seldom squaled-
Mr. Granger has the rare qualification Of theoretical
knowledge ana sptresS n teaching, added 20 practical
Counting Room experience. and Ee Feel confident that
gTadugtes from his College will he fully competent to
keep the uoSt eOnrlicst-d at OF Books
A. .SFCSE- Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
il JASNEY, See'y erd Of Control. Stat BIZ Of o
J.F. PARK Book Keeper At D. 7. wOOda1rY's.
p~.ONEGDIER, Book Keeper 1t Clinton Bank
III. T. WILLS. Sec'y Colunihus Gas and Coke Co.
G. B. MASON Book Keeper u J. II Riley & Cos
For full particulars. send for circular.
& ARMSTRONG,
March - IS5s-Iv. Prourietors-
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sr-nrrAsy ofsrar--s o-rrr.

Thereby certify that the foregoing acts ere eo-ractl,
copied from the original rolls on file in this offte.
aa--w ~. BAKER.
Secretary Of SiGfe.
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HARDWARE STORE OF


y K WISELL'S PREMIUM CAR
-. RIAGE MA~SUFACTORY. West side Of lie Ma
honins, Warren, o.
THE Proprietor wishes to say 70 his
O@5@L friends, aui All those in Want ola Fash
EIA ioaa'ie Vehicle, that the cLD Bzo saoF
is in f1Iiblsst. lie hazards nothing in
saying thai he HIS EoN ON hand ami il nos m.nuiae
tciing. some os the most s7ien'dd Carriages AID SIs
sies -ve gctu9 in Warren lSTg. supply Of Siding
seats EockaEays. Phc;ons. Prince aihcrts, Jenny
Lirts. Rough and R.adies. TrCttiEg Bug E'es. Top ami
open nrSs'es, Sliding and Sirsle Seat Knog NotAings.
Hltl .sIry other styles Ton numerous 20 MENTION sept
eouSaE:y or land and for sale II prices deiyins com
petition Being himself . practical E~ech1nie, having
employed = numher Of frst class Eorkmen IN ever
brsHch % the business, and Ay using No material Tut
tae very hest, his work eauEos Eli. 10 &c VIA. ne recon
bends G.I warrants IL 70 he.
PAINTING AND TRIMMING done With elegance
ana dispatch.
R%EPAIKING promptly attended 70. A reasonable
credit given OF approved paper. No charge for show
ing ny work. Call and see my magnificent tat % Car
ria-cs. y. l.. WfSELL-
N.B. 4 feS 6rst rate tEo hIrse wagons On hand
ard for sale. Elk. ".
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~ ship heretofore existing ao,xcen III. p. Trent
ani " e. Edwards, uuier the tim Of Treat Eiu=ris.
Was dissolved by E.ullaI consent "a ire lst day %
April, ISj0. M.3.E TREAT.
WH.EDyARDS.
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MERINOS. We have The

1 largest stock ever brought to Warren. including
all qualities, col0rs aud sealsS. aud AZ prices that will
interest nUyers; heavy double width. txilled. at seven
shiliiugs per yard. RieA Plaid and Stripped Merinos Of
the latest and richest styles. AZ pr:ces from seven to
ten per eeat. less thsn in Pfttsaurg or Cleveland.
PECK. BLRN ELL & co.
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EARM For SALE Iwil -sII ..

GNARN FOR SALE. | vii SET 900
! acres OF t1e north side Of my Farm in 6,zetts. {
laiics ION Nirrra, OF the P!sns Rosa to Rinsfaau.-
lf!- }1'i..ns are good. cost $500 > short ticse 20
Tie Farm - sell E4ie-ej ~ the Mosquito CTerk.
which Is ts eastern 3gIE-sry; : good yout- orchard.
Jua AL other sia's 81 Fruit. iiay Scales aad Ice
II0Isa, 4sarres good tir1ier Price S45 pr aere.
Isil .is0 sc.I 80 =sTcs 81 the south sile for SEA
per acre. w5ich IS Eatered. and about . acres good
-mA.r ai9rg Ine Cresk. J prefer selling al together,
.ut vii sell - a1ove. or 20 sui. he Buyer.
sept 3. I-JS-5m. FITCH 9. LEWIS.
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ArD;5oa's oT.IcE, Trumsnn County, /

: / hereby CERTIFY. tiat havs compared the forero,n
NEs with authenticated copies iron tie Secretary q
s-ste, 4ri Sal them correct. L
CHARLES K. HUNT, Coznty kui.sor.
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DONE sOLYENT-For The cure o.

49, - - "a u
AZ Young Ring Bone. SPAWN. SpleLt ard Clilosi-
ties. Prcuiar chemical ahsOrhents uniting through
Ia aid OF high phafmaceutic@l ski, with certain olea-
E.nnaa and BalsaUlie sE5st1uees, POSSESSING vast Re-
Cooperative Powers. prodcceS the B7Es SsicsHt, ghieb
presents 70 the PG'iIc the only reliable specific tend
ing To the relief Of tue a1Oye terrible ills.
Emp ricisH, for the last half century. periodically
seasis forth adyentErers, who herald W~OaieTiGi receipts
" peraliir operations that enable Er0Prieters to i5me-
diatcly cure every Ring Bone and SPAWN 10 tue land.
Facts. however. stands prominently forth II the results
OF their use. at ag,er variance from the predictions Of
tae &nPiFics. a- -
T.FraY TEX DONE SOLVENT IL II a preparation
iassd uyOn kncsn laws % ariEai economy. ard is
specifically prepared 10 act upon the AhsorteEis- Nu
Gus. ard c.rtilssin5ns substances. LTIt is act ia
fezLe9 10 Sister.
DIRECTIONS.
RAJ on oueeur twice 4 Ia "a sTah is very convent
-Et 20 aFPiyit with. polsriHg the solvent on sws5 J and
aPPig vith 4 Brisk mni,cB 20 the aaected parts. 10
S1oeA ~ large ~ the heii. ful on occasionally as eoz
ve1i-ut- A cure is facilitated by garhinc 70 ths parts
2 ring oaniage II tain ~sheetins. StnGsd with cotton-to
~ keps nlcisteBsiI vithsOIveat. Also, hathe frequent
Is S;th Salt and Vinegar-reueahcr this.
i'm. B-Two Dollar Bodies sent free. BY Express.
70 azy RailToad station n The Atlantic States. upon re-
te;tion OF the price by mail Address
-B0SE SOLVENT" AGENCY.
Warren, Trumluil Co., o.
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COON

duepa The proportion Of deaths from Consnnptivs dts.
eases In this country. The Pills are Is good IS the
Pectoral and viii cure more Complaints -
Everybody nee1s mors or less urging. Purge the
blood rom its impurities. Purge the Bowels. Liver
anI the Uho!e visrer3i system from ohst-ucfioEs.-
PURGE ont the diaStses which hsten on the body to
work its ircay. But Tor diseases We should die Oily
Of old age Take antiioses early and thrust Il from
the system before Il Is yet too strong to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust ont disease, not Only Ehfn e
- Gesk. hot When u has taken a strong holt. Read
the astounding statements Of those who have been
cured ~ them fr1n dreadfui Scrosala. Dropsy. Ulcers
SKIN Diseases, Rleamst sHo. Neu-alsia. Dyspepsia In
tsrnal Pains, Rilious Complaints, HEARTBURN. lead
ache. Goat. and mtny less dangerous but still threat
ening ailments. such rs pimgies on lhe face Warus.
Nervous Irritahi is, Loss - Appetite, IrFesslarities.
indeed every variety Of Complaints for Thieh a Purgs-
tiv. Remedy is required.
These are no random but are suthsntiea-
tel BY your own n~eighbors and your own Physicians.
Trv'them once. nd YOU will never be without them.
Price Is cts. per Box Boxes for 81 90.
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Pal Package. 81 .. Full Package. - 50.
4 Half Package Il sufficient IN . Light case. and a frIl
Package IN ! most severe case, when taken according
to directions. sold Wholesale and Retail hy T.. 4.
SMITH & CO.. Warren. o.. and Druggists generally
through the States Liberal discount to trade.
Oct. Is. ISJ5-
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ERUlr.-e5 cans Preserved Peaches,
A ) tierces Francs. 81 boxes Fancy d., 50 boxes
Eaisins 80 half do. 90 60 quarter do. DO : boxes elk
ron. % doz. Meakim's Extract Of Lemon for asvoriug.
English Garments, At DUNLAP & STEWARTS.
Dee. 3, JSS6.
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PARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS!
A ] Offer for saie. one Grist and Fioering Mil, one
Saw shil. with water privilege and a Yarn adjoin-
ing OF seyen;y-hTe acres within half = mile u the
Court House. Also four Store Rooms on Market street:
One store Room 2ni Lot on Min Street; one Brick
Dwelling House. with two Lots, on Wafer Street; one
Hoase and Los in The south part Of City; one Farm Of
IL" acres in the vest part Of the 70 EDship- bordering
on the A2ii0nics river and asST the c. & y Railroad.
also three CTtl Lots in the city OF Toledo. The Rfore-
said property viii be sold los on the following terms,
~: one-iOsth down; thu bllaEee 10 yeaET paymeEts.
with Interest. J. y
Karren.J June 1, I656-tf.
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ShrsitiaRs.


DAVIS. Ii D, Physician & Sur
I'd genn. Office at his residence on Marx 1 street.
toar doors east u she BANK. FEB p
M j. RICE, NJ. d.. Physician and
= Surgeon. D'aos7iile Center F'aR0aii Co %
NTM. NJ. EAMES, N. D., Physician,
W Surgeon and Dentist Orwell. Ash Co
DR. WARREN IDDING WILL Re-
r. sumo the practice Of Medicine, in this place, and
pay paItic1isr attention TO diseases Of the Eye and Ear
Oaiee OYER Adams Bookstore June4, ia5CTt'
nR. r S. STERRErT. Surgeon Den
~ tist. Teeth inserted on Gold Plate, from one 10
an entire set faitielisr attention paid to drst deEti-
ton. All operations carefully performed amt Ssrran-
Ted. Office at Seth Hayes, Burg Hill, Trrmsuli Co.
Il W. TOWNSEND, NJ. D., Homeo-
H. pathic Physician oaice in su;lil's Brick Block,
neartfe American Hotel, Warren, .. apr y
TOHN B. & JULIAN HARMON,
q Physicians and Surgeons, Office Sorth side Of she
fublie Square, Warren, Q. ostsoy
DR. NJ. N. MOORE, Johnston, Trum-
~ iuli County, Ohio. jan9y
DR. A. MOORE, has resumed the
~ Practice of Medicine in Vienna, where he viii
remain rerEaaentiy Jsn3etf
FIR. W. NJ. HORTON, Physician
A. aud snrseon. Centre 0f FOxl,z. TrumbaIl Co., o.
March ls, iss5-f.
3ti0rnsys.
CURTISS e. SMITH.
ttorGeys and Counsellors at Law
Nrf.a in the all Tga-H's nTr, 18th al 80 tha
Pablo Sinsre. Warren, Ohio. mar25
f0HN NJ. STULL. Attorney at Law,
~ Real Estate Agent. ana General Collector in the
northern rounties % Ohio, win attend promptly 20 all
business entrusted II him. Once, East Of The Court
House. rear ChsP1an's Hotel, in The Office lately oc-
'aP'el oS "on. 4. HoHmAn. res 90
4 FOR ABEL, Jusiice of the Peace,
y and Attorney at Law. oGice over Smiths and
Mccom5s' Store, Warren. Ohio. ian2l
JOHN uUTcHsxs. Ip.co1, r.. u. n .rrrrr.
HUTCHINS. cox & RATLIFF,
Successors to HuteEirs & Cor, aud Hef4an & Ra,lg)
Alto Ely s.
once on Liberty Street. directly opposite the East side
Of The Court House,
WARREN.
1 LBERT PERRY, Attorney at Law.
~ Attention given 20 collection. olce over Adams
Book Store. es side Public Square. Warren
L. & A. o. FULLER, Attorneys at
4. Law, oaice over Smiths & Mccombs Store. Cor
her B'cs, Warren Q. Jan. LIST lS54- ly
I)HILO E. REED, Attorney at Law,
4 Warren, Ohio. Once over New YORK Store.
tmzy 10. '54-tf
F. ASPER, Attorney at Law, and
- . Solicitor in Chsncery. Warren. Trnntail Co.. o.
5lottls.
JOHNSON HOUSE. John L. Surburg,
- Proprietor, Cleveland. OHIO.
NATIONAL H0TEL.-A. CHAPMAN
~ Proprietor. East side Of the Public Square,
Warren. osio.
EAGLE HOUSE, by GEO. L. Hull,
r. sIarke: street, Warren, 0. Fifth poor east Of the
Bank. MARI
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CHEAP CASH AND READY-PAY
u lnnAr ANn s:IAE Ean .rIIsI
EAnnLES AND HARNESS.

LADDLES AND HARNESS.
- The hrn OF PATCH & ALLf-oN, having hcen
diSsolveG, and the hu ,iLgss divided. tie mlnuf cturins
u Harness, Sadjies, &c, TH hereafter he carEt-1 o.
~ the subscriber, IL tie baildtns fYrrerly occupied
by JONN FIFE. asa C.o;h!ng Sore. hearty opposite
the Old stand Of Patch d, ALLISON. Ghe subscriber :s
fully prepared with an aapl- ufPly Of f~rimmings-
ana stock OF all kinds, for tie MInulIetnre % anything
in lis line. A good supply Of HARNESS. ADbLES,
DUNKS DC. constantly on hand which he viii he
happy, 81 oil times. TO exhibit - his OH friends. aud
neg customers. Z. Il. ALLISGS.
yy.rrc- .urflG3 ES5f
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No gal AN ACT

BEce
o'lqn51s, Fesruar. Fl 1877.
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\. IT. IN NDhNE-,
Speaker 0: the Io1se OF Representatives.
No. Isl AN c

CO.ua' us, February 2s. ls57.
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1871 AN ACT

EEeSlGcAl nA Y
Colunbus, February IL, Is57.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARR1r4z or 1RE ri 6PE Ar ST. JOINS jtlit

E-iHN< al Of II1E A-S IELOEE AZ 81. JOH.E.S
| .,a.oJ .,..i..,n ,i1,a " r. s.n,.I nA,5u.i .n,I
HALIFAX, Sept. F19.-rhe steamer Antelope. from
ILiFerpool, has arrived at st. Johns newfoundland
with Liverpool dates of the Sth inst. The royaI
mail steamship Canada, Capt. Lang arrived out at
Liverpool on the 9TH. $50 'ns'r i" sAF% Fiisi"4'.
There is nothing by this arrival1ater from In
dia. --sr..t I-Iu - az -n"it. suf 'sfds fi, i
Tho Spanish government has ordered a suspen.
sion OF preparations for the invasion of Mexico
Tile question is to be settled by the arbitration OF
lEnRlandand franee.t'1t "+4-"t faf' HE 20 ra'1 r
! The dismissal of Sedsciid Pacha is confirmed Il
Bullion in the Bank of France has Increased du-
ring the month Gl.400.009. p i.rH "fi@ .t"+'' "a"
| The English underwriters have settled for the
aoss OF the Atlantic Company. a'!i L. 7''.' sd. &
4"t]''+1 ''ia1N THE MARKETS I" ''} ''i t'' - .''
| ItvERPboL, Tuesday. The cotton market closed
buoyaht yesterday, with more buyers than sellers.
bales for t%9 days 2Q,oQQ balas, Of which specul4
Breafstuffs are firm withan advancing ri tendepcr.
Form closed active at 3Ssa3Ss cd for mixed, . :,
rr3ysiG[i closed steady RqFk quiet, Beef arm,
EIce was b6oyaat SPIRITS Tu np i dull L. -
:, 49,. LoSp9S aARkEr, 81, r,. '..-,' ., q
Breadstuffs closed buQSant with al .advancin.
tendency; Wheat hrm at an advance OF la.;d-
ffonr: had advonced Is and closed arm, Rice
closed fe buqyant, Tea firm aud tendancy upward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21
Il Military, instruction.

We have been Greatly pleased with the enter
prise for the military instruction Of youth, which
has bun lately announced under the auspices OF
Capt. Dimhock, the gallant and accomplished com
mandant OF the State Guard. We leg to submit
some reasons why such en- enterprise should re
eeire the cordial support and encouragement OF
our citizens "'t 'H .t t.'s' '..t ss I,.ts.n, .
We suppose none wit deny that whatever OF
military force may be required to maintain and de-
fend the institutions of our eountyy, must DO look
ed for nthe main from amidst our citizen soldiers
tits equally evident tliat instruction is vitality es
sentia to the success Of any troops, matter how
great their personal courage. TO defer, however
this" Instruction till called into the aed hazard
toomuch; causes confusion, and often defeat, which
s.paiaipltly dscQaraging and, even disastrous 10
new troops. sinse, then, instruction is necessary
in advance Of taking the field, when should !, he
obtained buo In early years when time Is more
easily spared, and when Impressions are more
rsadffy made and are the most enduring More
over In youth there is national fondness for mil
itary sSerssssA which, made available, must essen
tat1 issiIt'fe the requirement of correct, know
ledge. L,,,.,. 80 ''' mn ~
Laisa epAasn error that to teach hoys the use
OF sssns and fhesifil of tbs soldier enoou RACES
love OF war aud personal conflicts. The whole ex
peffthee III insnki ind teaches tho REVERSE wa feel
eonfdspt that duel has not Been heard Of be.
twsen. gradpaisy " West Point for more thai
t~sasyaye years.. Indead, there are ten personal
encounters between eitizeas who have never had
Any ,aianasy ihstsustios, 10 oas between uIiitsry
efaa"~es'' sneh were the pesests. habits Of the
sffua ayes 81 west Point, aud theft ge-etal Quiet
"ep'I tnept, usat Just before the Florida sar. a
$hen'ei oi congress expressed a doubt of hi. All
cseneDi ana Personal tsansyy in case Of ,car, The
bestsssxef ~ this charge ives given ia the suhss.
qaeat services OF those gentlemsp IN Florida M.r.
ice asd oar Western ~iids-serviees which hav.
never been surpassed In vaior and chivsary In The
ssnsis BIZ xAk T. "-r''', tt. - s4s-' .. u
there are other aassntages6f military exc rrci.e.
They naturally aid the fail beautiful development
OF yaath, expanding their chests, strengthening
eheir limbs and strengthening their voices. The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21
Arrest of Count erfeiter..

| .' Z 'ChEIsTafNsnuRG, VA, Sept IS.
/ sfie officer sent to arrest WiiamZi Poff spoken
of in my last, returned with HIN yesterday and
aftrr examination he was colam tied to jaii-
ille found at the house of Dr. Isaac b. Scott
I;.bIut half mile fregn the New River Whte Sui
iphur Springs, in tales county! While arrestng
hinl, several things occurred to excite suspicion
against DR.. SoutD himself who WIS immediately
tkea into nustoay by the officers, and search made
when large quantItis of newly coined halfd0lArs
in al unfinished state, with the dGS,i 8sqfS elcc
trac dratTy, for plating and several letters from
houses III New York anu Philadelphia, from which
they had purchased copper tntlitia, were found
Dr. scott, wife and two daughters, zone of whom
iwss tohaye been married 10 foii tho day of his
ARREST, Nero committed to Giles county jail, 10
await their trial Buf is indicted for passing couI
lierteit halves, i'll this county He formerly lived
here but now resides in: Newport, Giles county
Several other persons i'll the, neighboThood OF Dr.
Scott suspelted, aid hope that some clue
may now be had aothe couuterfeits that have been
so plentiful in Giles. The New Yerk correspou
Ient who furnished the dies, InOulds, &C. with dt
lrections for their use Whites undera fictitious
Eliaracter. Yours &c. 81,
Destructive Hail Storm i'm FluSan-
n'rr F-''" sina-Loss $25 600! 4T'rsa', i1 ,''an.
t,tF 81 !. Eff % H g.