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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01
EXCELLENT STORE AND DWELL-

E'ACELLENT L q * + AND DWELL
IA ING ON HULL STREET, MANCHESTER.
P0R SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Immediateiy after the
foregoing sale of Nessrs. Nash Poindextsr &C mrs
will be sold the excellent Store and Dwelling On
Hull street, Manchester, recently in the occupancy
comb at an annual rent of $50. The Let fronts 80
feet. runs back IA feet.
TERHs.-0ne.fourth cash balance at 4. q and 12
months for negotiable notes. interest added sec ured
by trust deed. d0DDIN 4 APPERsON,
no l3-Iaw3w then dtds Auctioneers.
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E0R SALE.-$1O, 600 STATE BTOCX.
= In sums to suit purchasers. By h
EOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN, Or NJ.
- CHANGE FOB STATE STOCK, RAILROAD O


i am authorized to sell from tan - saAt,~
thous.nd acres Of land copsistin9 a several 49,
brier, State Of Virginia, 10 which good - -,
fsctly satisfactory title VIII b nAds. Mse9 q III
heavily timbered with beech maple su1nr4GA ~
other valuable timber. anors cone q ~ ~
Y little Or no undergrowth: Axtsnsive bs16n e
psrtsking Of what u deaominstsd n thSs - p
coonry. eladss, and In the wsss psalr1. -.
Stunning That those wiahing 10 purchass val w. -
lands and So for themselves Il IL deeDs1 a1neson
ssry to enter into very full asssripioa = tkb 49,
tisemenf, sufdce u 70 say. that tn psint q n06na
es fruits ko these lands are rsprsesntsd . Mr.
superior % aay east Of Die 1lss kilgs, al o13e6
land. Ese., and others The Vheinia Ossivsi ~
road WI pass through this sscs3oa on tke epc1Fr
The ooanty Of Nicholssp. particularly, kas ksss =
pidly nilihg MP With an Industrious pcpuinSs1 n
other sections OF yifg fia and Norih Cnsuyno. RI
communications addrsssed 70 ne e R1sk1Sa1 Va
viii receive prompt attention. "a
JAMES q. SUTTON, IN, LAn1 penSen A
no le-du Cor. OF Bank and iItk IN REhRnn1 W.
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OAR BITTERS.-A very superior arti-
- cle greatly used by bar-keepers generally, only
81 gallon, for sale by
no 80 Ed. PlCOT.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
INl 1000 Boxes Choice Brands, for sale BIZ
no 30 Il re. b. DAVENPORT.
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d
GEORGE W. MUyPoRD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.

Meredith Workman is Ave feet eleven and a half
inches high (measured without shoes,) dark hair
and blue eyes; nothing remarkable about his fea-
lures no l7-dhtsw3w
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XNI7TRE nlYH


HsRUSTEE,S SALE OF a H0USR AND
4 LOT, on BROOKE AVENUE, IN THE CITY
OF kIUHM0ND.--As trustee III Q tleed Of fraht from
Court Of said city. shall proceed To- ~ q vubfc
aucsi0n, on the prenisss. 50 wkDN nGpAy; IN. u
for CASH the Hcsss and Lot conssyef bT saia dssd.
and on which the seid ManRle now reeis3 oca4ed a
shove. WA &. TRUMAN,
no 2S-fdg 944t = $50 SIS W. TruatsS.
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MkRoHANTs' INSURANCE COMPANY,

pS~A DlvIDEap Of three per cent. has
been Ills day declared by the directors payah.a ON
aud after the 18th isI at the office Of the Company
no 6~~ts j. Ill. MONTAGUE
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Fly" BIsfoRD. MAYO & BLAIR, IS
Main street. would call the attention of the public
t. their large stock OF kDlbroideries Fancy Silks
Tail. DAmasks, Linen Shectings, Irish Liaaus
Blankets and SexTu Clothing. Their business must
be eios.d speedily possible. and the above
49, e
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BOARDING. 20.
re FOR GALE, &C.
FLOUR MILL AND FIXTURES con.

EL0UK MILE AND FfxTUKESCUH.
~ Pb b4pB roR sALE7! have one q Noy~ =
machinery for making tho best Hsniiy T0sr.
sale e very low, comprising Smut Maehlns, 6Gesa.
Boiting uloths. Elevators, Shafa PulLiae talte ~
Boiling Chests, all ready 70 Be attached % aWsSr
Mill OF steam Engine. and capabis u nAking -.
rsis q best Family ilsur IN twelve hoan II N
mond about months. By George Asrriaa. 80.
making superior Family Fiolr, and & now 9 aos2
a. new. The present owner hayinG no - ~ -
will sell It for less than half q The 60 -
machinery can Be and the price eseer1elnei -
application at the United States Hsssl.
N. B.-This Mill win grind 10 basSsis q scrn r.
hourinto the finest Meal. ssElS
E0R SALE.--$lO, 600 STATE 6TOCT.
= In sums to suit purchasers, by ah3
~ fS-n CIV PURCYIL 4 "a.
STATE STOCK FOR BALE In sanS .
~ suit purchaser
WANTED.-.A fsw Shares OF Richnond DsnvHe
will be paid. s>st
Exchanse on New York. PhnsSsayAA "a IN,
nero. bought sad sold. --
spD-n Exchanls Dsok.~
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By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
r OF NEAR MANCHESTER, FOR SALE

UT NEAR MANCHESTEH, FOR SALE
- At AUCTI0N.-Wiii be sold, on FRIDAY. the
iltn day OF December, 1857, commencing immediate
aiter the sale OF the property advertised By Poln-
dexter Na:n, Commissioner at the risk and cost
2. MI. Joseph Butler the former purchaser lot Of
town of Manchester, fronting fifty feet on street
known In the plan of the town of Manchester. as
lawrence street, and running back between psrsI-
Wis property.
TEgNs--One-fourth cash; balance ct 4. 9 and IL
tie retained. GODDTN = Ippep 10Y "
no rs ans.,-S.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM ON rur


AND a. fkEDEktCkSBUEGR AlLROAD- TEN
M. lilies NORTH OF kICHA0ND.-As trustee in
Two certain deeds of trust executed by John
auinpAin the hrst dated Esd December 1856 and the
Ia dated 18th July 1851, and both duly recorded in
Henrico county Court shall proceed to ali at nnb
nc aaseI,on on the premises on THURSDAY. tie sd
gay OF december, 1857 at IL O'Clock M If fair II
sn me next far day the real Conveyed By the
ssla deeos, consstin2 of tract of land stuated in
inc county Of Henrico bounded on the North nv tbs
aouhtsn Road; on the East By the Railroad; on the
South by the hand of Thomas o. Burton; and o. fh.
west py the land of B. Y. Prentice contsining Iso
acres more or less On which land the said Lumpk in
sa on which there large new II, m
smaller houses, Suitable for small family The fact
saat she land lies immediately on Che Railroad.
niahss IL desirable as summer residence for a mar.
son do,n business in Richmond as the cars pass the
same DAILY six times. The terms which wilt ha rss.
sonable, will be made known AZ the hour of sae Wv"
h nc DAVID J. SAUNDERS, Trustee.
f.c;--by virtue OF another trust deed sxecntsd III,
Soun iuinpkin, TO John Howard trustee dated All
CSep.emDer 1881, duly recorded in Heinrich fsontv
Xouft we shaii at the same time and place sel ann
heI .ract Oh land, adjoining the foregoing ON the
Soeth, containing about 80 acres more or 1ess snS
having 'front.' on the Railroad. 1t il covered f1r
SALE R"0 "oou' Aefms nc
noN GoDDIN h APPERsON. Auets. =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
hcs sgAr-An2uAL SAN og
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
AZ THE
T,AnIEHs nAxA an

kor thirty daye w win sell at cosf yux o.s. :.
iS Large additions have bsea mado 70 our sssck darg
Tue iate hAoney CRISIS at sacrifice 10 Itlrtnrs fr
70 10 90 per cent? which Will enable us ID ivs hs
sains 70 our customers never before realized. Our
s s, embraces great variety Of articles. Ne
ofisay notioes few, with prices
Linen aud Worked CoIiars from csI 10 As
french Worked Sets &c to I'll
nInb iinen CambrIc Htsks % to e2Lo
beautifully Bonnet Ribbons from l2% toass
French Wreatha 35c,. -
honsef frames, for Ailiners, S2.ll Der dog
par set. ~N" '
Gress aoods; klaanols
AieasAed Cotton; Irish Lilsas
Hfthges Dsess and Cloal Trimmings
tiSaiie Starts aud Head DrAasss
Gloves; Hosiery, 4e
WIN other articles too uSi..srous Ia n,anf "a, eos
responding low rates. M la
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

GEURGK STARRETT.
n B.-Notes of solvent suspended Banks of Virgil
MIA North and South Carolina Maryland, Pennsy l.
vasia or New England, received for goods at our re-
GUAR cash prices, and market value allowed toI
spacie els
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID A pR0CLAMATION.-Info having been
received by the Executive, that a murder has been
committed in the county OF Pttsylvania BY JAMES
NICHOLS, on the Sd inst; that he has fled from JUS
tiee and is going at largetherefnre do hereby Of
fer reward OF 0SE HUNDRED ANB FIFTY DOL
LARS to any person who shall arrest the said James
and do moreover require all officers OF this Com
monweaith civil and military, and request the peo-
pie generally to their best exertions 10 procure
the arrest Of the said James Nichols. that he may
be brought to justice.
(-L-1 Given under my hand as Governor, and uu-
I L. 8. der the Less Seal of the Commonwealth,
~ at Richmond, this 18th day OF Noy;. ls51
HENRY A. WISE.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUHPoaD,
Secy OF the Com'th.
EA-JANES NICHOLS is a spare, straight, small
young man. about i've feet eight or ten inches hgh
tolersbly smooth features, with the exception OF
small beard on his chin. He has light hair. sharp
nose dark andis about eighteen or twenty years
Of age. no a-sw3w
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-lst. That
~ Brick Tenement situated at the corner of Wall
and Franklin streets. known the Yorktown Ho-
tel This Is most excellent stand for business and
ID now under rent 70 good tenant.
I'd. The brick tenement near the corner OF oath and
Marshall streets, adjoining the property of Mr. Geo.
Il. Sadier.
and streets. adjoining the residence of Mr.. Han.
lon fronting IS feet. and running back distance of
The above real estate offers rare inducement to
those seeking safe investment:
FOR terms. apply to MN HURLEY,
Richmond, Va or
III. HURLEY,
no ia-yawlm Norfolk Va
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Two CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS

&T DR. Cooss, LATE OF ST. Louis,
Ms0hsce and residence on Sd street. west side. be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets se 19--f6D
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2Sg wa ~ ms h1hlF dressing,
shaving, ShaIapoong and Bathing Saloon guudar
the Ballard HOUSE. has teen handsomely lifted up
ard is oS epcn and We invite the citizens and stra
gers e. give Us call.
y. Il Hos. Cold and Shower Baths Can he had
daily, trom O'Clock A. Ii. 10 10 Z.
no ls-ilms tinRsns = NnRpnx
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF 100
= ACRES, ON THE MOUNTAIN Roam Tpy
NILES NORTH OF kICHMOND-As trustss in 4
nsed q trust from John Lumpkin duly recorded Ia
nenrico county court, in deed book No al nacs an
snail proceed to sell at pubic auction on tie prem,
1ses en thursday, the Sd Dec, 1887, at IL O'clock.
MI air u not, the next fair day the Farm con.
Kin now resides. located as above, aud containinu
Iu acres The terms, which will be liberal. vii L.
made known at the hour Of sale - =
no ~ n IL
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TINTED STATES HOTEL.-There are

NITED STATES HOTEL.-There are
, now vacant in this house four pairs of the very
best ROOMS. very desirable for families; also, a
individuals find comfortable winter Quarter and
good board at VERY MODERATE CHARGES
Lodging Rooms to let, with or without board. veri
nodations at this house at 81 Is per day
no l6-3aw4w JOHN A. JETER Proprietor
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NEW AUCTION AND 90 -
- !. 80, 6 COMMISSION sronn.
HENRI W. QUARLRs,

NO l50, MAIN STkKuT.
(sPFosfrH MHssns. KNIT, RAfNn % ~
VIII commence, THIS EvRNIN0 ths IL - n
great variety Of Klsn9ANT 6O0Da . -
~ New Goods will 10 received ~ syerv 49,
and the saies varied nightly. ). 80 - = -
n 10 ~ - - -a.-.a 4. ~. QUARLA, A.
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~ I0om1o W. k&IDQIs 70
once oornt.ee - md Carr asssA
I ARGR AUCTION sAI.E.-fUIg6AY
- MORNING, thssst Dsssmbs. st 10 6ssosk.-D
view Of ackangs - ear nnn, - e5i1mGneo I'll -
approaching ssaeou. Aa1 - - aA0n mOvo - -
present. plnCe q bnsin@ q eas ~ GO oGWW0l
. .aesioa. 9. sssss sssss 4 6006k -
s..s s j !gss1ssIxs eooae.
L.. Coiiars. Umbrellas. ; fun Ire ~ Uoe1gp -
oolen Hessry. u cur ewn imDW1n661n. 01oeuA
s ssssn: cossss sAhs. =: A. sggslk1 ~ -
LADIxg nnBnoIpnn5U.
6Sarms Velvet Ribbons DrsU xrfmUlnnu. ynnGY
Wooiien 0ood1, Small Ware. enk - 81 -
FANCY Q0003, ~. - sss
adapted TO the retail tspdA- =
The attention Of buyGs b stpecIaIIy ~ = -
tmpoFtant ea}e, - 1vnshiBR rnse eGIrSs SssI6s ~
purchase en9scs and dsAifsbas .eooln. Il ~
Der business having bssa sxsturavs1s vhea.s.,e
jobbing, our stock y ~ nns srdss, hsing 49, -
tirely ID original p0cka11s. ses5
The sale viii BE- continued h0m 1Av = ~. 80
the entire seek p dispossd eE 49,.
4ee4 sAfss416 Is RenrI s<rsH
Tnxs-AIl suns under 80, snsk evW -
amount. months, Or approved nsgsstsb,s~ ns1la.
no N-tds - 8 sa@{ gss39s
aS-sale conducted By TICS. y. knssxs. Asse.
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FEMALE SCHOOL, have employed
ayoung lady, Miss JAcKsoE,) graduate In the
Female Department at Hamilton College, New York
to teach my children.
would take few young ladies, and have them
taught the various branches of English Latin
French, Drawing and Painting, also, Music on the
Plane at $l20-ten dollars added If music is taught
Address w. W. MALLORY
Junction, Hanover county Va
Reference: Rev. Jas. B. Taylor, Richmond.
See Mr. Gwathmey's card:
II doubt not from the testimonials have received
that Miss Jackson who Is sister-in-law to Professor
Spear, of Madison University, New York. is qualified
to teach, and deserving the confidence Of parents
and guardians. She was @ member OF the gradua
ting class of 1867 In the Female Department Of
thar Institution. Il. dWAfHMET.n
no 23-iaw4r
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MECHANICAL.

VrIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
l. ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CAKY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared to do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past fayors and socits con-
tnuance of the same. Being master OF his business
he can promise his customers that all work done by
him will at least be equal TO any other house in the
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-He is prepared to
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE-Always Oh hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS FiTTfSG.-He is likewise prepared to do all
kinds ofGas Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensve stock of Veil and Garden Pumps.
fell CHARLES Ii. LANGLEY.
CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ SH0yELS, TONGS and P0KERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds OF Crates,
including every style of Fenaers, Summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets of Shovels, Tongs and
Pokers Se"-n different sZes of coal Scuttles cinder
Shovels, fire Shoves; handsome Stands for Shuyeis
and Pokers Blower glands Brasa and Iron Footmans,
setting up CRATES; Tavern and Church Bells, of
want of any Of the above articles, be supplied
the lowest Northern prices | am manufacturing
all kinds Of Brass and Iron Work of the above de-
scrption, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANDATORY, No. 223
Main street between sth and 9Th streets West side
Richmond, Va.
30 l6-3m 3. ID. DENOON.
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~ IgETAiE CURE E0R CuAppgD HANDs
ahp Ligs, : insured, by using the "ANDALusIAN
bALx| L 10 = most delightful toilette rsauisite
Ies"5 OF all grease or oay injurious or unpleasant
~ sfedieat. add rarely falls to cgrc ehappsd skin
ioasaAess or inuammatiols, IL applied Regularly
Prepared only b. =
MkADE&RAKER Oue,aists
lsa. N. w. cor. of Main and i0th streets.
10 E-dsW RichmenJ e.
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VARIETY

4 CAkD.--ALL KINDS or FANCY
= a.. KNITTING, CROCHET AND HMBanIpERy
WYhn takeh IN and executed In the incest manner
aud on shortest notice Mt ufTS II = "Sa
Fancy. Trimming and Furnishing store
noe--ims an Itp.ssd strss.,
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NOUTHERN IRON NONRESIDENT

NUUTHEKN IKUN WUKkS.-LEWIS
~ L. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES.
on 7th street, West side, between Main and Cary,
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO,
vERANDAHS, every description of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS,
GRATING and all kinds of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will be done with neatness and dis
patch on such terms as warrant will give satisfac-
ton. My old friends and the public generally are
solicited to give me- call before engaging else
where. niyS-d6m
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LARus : anINn A.
PIANOS, @.

F PIANOS. = For s1IS n
~ vatsly, two very ruperior PA ~
M ~ hi ID very little used. XIIX. NOR
au Its XnsH
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- FOR RENT-The lower tenement
I'D OF the "Mansion House." situated On Main
street Is Tor rent II is very desirable stand for the
Dry Goods, or almost any other business
Also, new brick Dwelling House on 25th street
near the Methodist Church, on Union Hill and re.
Gently In the occupancy Of Mr. VIM b. Christian.
For terms. apply to
ss scots j. III p0INDExqRP
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

MARYsvILLE MATrERs.---The District
Court for Iuoa county is in session.
From the Inquirer we learn that greaser
Recorder on Tuesday, charged with horse
stealing
Various other persons were taken before
the Recorder charged with minor offences
some of whom were let off for money and
others were cham ganged.
Marysyille is msghty poor place for
items
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

SACRAMENTO News A man named Mar
tin Van Euren, formerly of Canandaigua,
New York, was found dead in a saloon on
Tuesday His death wes. occasioned by in
temperance.
An uusu, cessfa, attempt was made By &
highwayman to rob milkman while cross
ing the street Levee, The milkman's
horses ran away and saved him, but split his
milk.
The chain gang is employed in repairing
the Levee.
Horace Adams had his hand badly crush
ed in an engine frame at the Sacramento
Iron Works.
We find the above in tho. Union of yes
terday.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26
Oruuil!s Dai!g Butte Return.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 26ru, 1857.
SAN Francisco News.

BY the Unions Sam Francisco telegram we
learn the following items
On Tuesday in the U, s. Circuit Court,
Pioche Beyerque & Co, recovered twenty
four thousand dollars against the city Of
san Jose. 1t was the prineiple and inter-
est of money loaned.
Henry Beuton the chap tEat struck Op.
penheimer over the head with sleng-shos
was fined forty dollars.
man named james Knox was arrested
on a requisition from the Governor of Ore
gon Knox is charged with horse stealing.
The two men charged with rape on Il
married woman have been sent to the Court
OF Sessions.
Captain Durkin of the Schooner Marie.
made an unsuccessful attempt at suicide by
jumping INTO the Bay on Tuesday. lie was
s>hed out
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-26

CoMMENDABLE.-The Morning CaH Of
Tuesday says that meeting is to be held at
Oakland on Saturday next, to devise some
testimonial to the victims of the Central A.
merica.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
Music.

DR.. S. c. Akin is announced in
another column as about to open @
school for the purpose of giving
instruction in Vocal and Instrumen.
tai Music. We have heard the DR..
very highly spoken of, as it regards
his talents, skill, and requirements in
music, and presume those dcs;rous
OF improvement in this most i'm.
portant Of all accomplishments, will
rot let slip this favorable opportu.
nifty.
That our community is sadly be.
hind tho times in the culture o,
music is hut too obvious to those
who haveGiven, n,attention to tn mat
ter. Let US have revived the good
old fashioned Singing Schools,
nnd let the masses have a thorough
training in music, go that when our
Churches engage in this form of
praise, it will elevate the soul and
inspire the thoughts, instead thar.
rowing up the nerves as is too often
the case.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
Broke Jail.

Phillip Lunyack, confined in jai
in Findiay, on tho charge Of burn
ing Mr.. Samuel Swank'sy barn, no,
long since, managed to break Jail and
escape last night. Hancock county
will certainly soon become famous
for permitting those charged will,
criminal offences to escape ora.leg
bail" Our county has incurred con.
siderable expense, in erecting Jail,
and it ought to be in a condition to in.
sure the saie.keeping Of those lodg.
ed in it. The burning of barns and
tho reckless destruction of property
otherwise, is of entirely too frequent
occurrence, to justify the showing
Of much lenity to such offenders.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23

all other means have failed, and although n
powerful remedy do not contain Iron, calomel.
antimony, or anything hurtful to tho cons,i.
tuition.
run directions accompany each package.
Sole agents forthe U. States and Canada.
JOB MOSES,
CLato l. c. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, ~. i.
NJ D. sl.oO and Q postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized agent. win insure u bottle of
the pillsb return mail. For salo by
n. LANGIvORTBY, Druggist,
, findlay, o,
June 10 ls57.-tNov. 2s, ls5G-Iy.)
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
Hancock County Fair.

The Fair last week, take it all ir
kll, was the best we have yet had in
fhis county. The first days Exhibi
lion we have already spoken Of
rhe second day was rather better at
ended, though the weather was
Fcry clustering and unfavorable.
The different specimens of handy.
FORK were very creditable to the
enius and skill of our entcrprising
tiaens. Farming interests were
so tolerably well represented, but
pr farmers can do better if they
AXE the proper effort. Every re,
rn OF this Agricultural anniver.
y should exhibit progress.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23

dice, Liver Compliant, Augue, Neuralgia, DC.
&c, oouur. What then shall we do1( The an.
swer iseasy;--clcanse tho system thoroughly
restore the natural outlets and we are free.--
when shall we do III Shall we wait till tho dis
ease becomes set upon -usi. Mol let us tfke
| 4 SIMPLE VEGETABLE REMEDY.
immediately whom the hrst syptoms commence
Natere horso'f haslptovided. This you can
Aromatic Vegetable Cathartic Pills.
We compound thom from Western expert.
ence; we know what you want because We
want thcmr ourselves. Thon when that Dull
Hcadachc, Pain in the Back or Limbs com
menocs, when, In short, you feel your system
getting out of order,
GO RIGHT TO WORK.
take enough TO cleanse the system Thoroughly,
then take them along for while 10 Keep your
bowels open and regular, and you will thank
Us FOR compotlding them. .t
u may be. that you have neglected yourself
until you have fcvcr and Aguc, Chill Fever
Dumb Aguc--oither Acute or Chronic
procuio hottie of our
AROMATIC AGUE PILLS!
uso them accordlngt to directions, and break up
the diseasc " ou have had Il n long timc,
use tho pliySic Pills, TO keep yonr system reg.