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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14
EXCELSIOR EYE BALM,
For GH diseases cr BE Ey" aMd Eyeim
rppN pEpSDNS or IIDISfS.

y
rrUN PERSONS or HORSES.
n;l:.mnaions. Films. uh'"rai,'h,S. W"ah
sight, and all lpIIu> ui Diseased l.; - ar" curcd
=" rapidly, that where hest know IL coins der
ed almost MAGICAL Ia nS hc'tliig iiiilucHcc. 30
\ Ply sclan from inl.as,A wr.us;-
"lnur Medicine has given P"Jtcf and entire
Satisfaction ia every case.
One Drug store that has sold. the past season,
aver EIGHT uuNpRi.U Notifies. says II dih not
lail in single instance.
An old Horse Jockey, who has handled h"rS
cs all his life. sayS:---
"lfyuur Eye IialnI, with "a little bleeding ard
physicking. where tho system u too full, viii
moi cure. they may dN" up the Eye.
one Lady. wG" had hcen deprived "fSiSh' IN
nnc Eye. ly Film over IL. iur i'S years. says:
After thirty physicians hai prescribed.
wll"Ut any good done me, your Medicine IL
pen iuimuya cure
cnndidly and honestly. viii YOU deprive
yoursrlfof Gnud rcmGdluS. bcrau>c some would
he wise ones cry out Qufc%cr! or wil'yon'r!
one bottle az huA al uur
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14

take enough to cleanse the system thoroughly,
then take them along for n while TO keep your
bowels open and regular, and you will thank
US for comp0unding them.
II may be- that you have neglected yourself
until you have Fever and Ague, Chill Fever,
Dumb Aguc--either Acute or Chronic-then
procure n bottle of our
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14
Art of Picture Taking!,

There is softncss and dellcacy about them
that Is exceedingly pleasing and beautiful, and
which cannot be surpassed. Call and examine
their specimens. Thuy will also take
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-10

The faie In Norfolk held by the ladies of ST
Paul's Church, closed Saturday night, having re-
aiIzsd 500.
On Friday last Associate Judge Wilson, of Kan
sas. Was sworn into Office BY Hon Judge Merrick,
OF the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia
The Florida Champion states that the Cover or
elect OF that State now resides In Q small double
log cabin built up with peeled pine poles
Two hundred and ninety. Eve loaves of bread
were seized Ia Montreal last week for light weight
aud distributed among charitable Institutions Of
the city.
At Dowdall, Spottsylvania county. Va. Matthew
M Frsnch is appointed postmaster, vice p B Dow.
dali, deceased.
A new line of steamers between New York,
Southampton, London and Bremen has Just been
organized.
The Chesapeske and Ohio Canal u doing but Q
small business, only about $500 in tolls having
been received during the week.
Mrs n O Bsskman. sister OF ex-Preaident Tya
lef, died at his residence on the I'd inst
w n ssmpIs, . wsll known editor and POLISH
Cd writsr has taksn editorial charge Of the Lynch
burg visginian.
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WALKER NOT DEFUNCT.-We were shown =
letter yesterday. from . former resident of this
city, dated at New Orleans In the later part OF
MAY, which shows that the cause of the famous
Gen Walker far from being dead, 10 still flourish.
ing as enersetically and perseveringly as ever
The writer has espoused bis cause, and informs
his friends that be is now abort to muster up re-
cruts In Texas, for second expedition.
Pstsrsbnrr ExDysss.
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1M Election = Weaiher and Fruit.
sFoHDEEcs orsfHE DIsPArcn.
HAMProN. Va Jr.. ..h ,as,

-, uAMFIUN, ' 4, June 5th, 1857
ne elections, the returns OF which supposs
an.ve long ago received, has been about The On
~ svent Of note since my last To tbose no ~.
acquainted with the reputation Of The Va, 49,.
aOe Citizens Of Hampton, II WIN be nothing new 10
~ sns. though much excitement was apparent.
.ne day passed without any such disturbsncas :.
are usual on such occasions. -
The weather has been drliehtful +. nd ....o,.h,.
csusine all vegetation to thrive ranidlv and n,s,
much better prospects Of plantifu wear than
- :. olo some weeks since. Strawberries have been
n market fog two weeks, and selling some,imes :,
- per quart. Cherries are coming in, and will be
fortnight. Ma,s LILY III soou'
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POISONED CHEEsE.-O On Saturday morning. the
proprietress of q boarding house in Philadelpbis =
bought some cheese from a bawker at the door
The cheese was piaced upon the table During
the afternoons all who bad partaken of it became
very ILL., and sixteen of the boarders were taken
down At the same time. The physicians who " ere
called In decided that the sufferers were poisoned
and that the poison was In the coloripg matter
used in the cheese. The parties are now slowly
recovering.
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Posr OFFICE AFFAIRs-In pirginia Pos

PosT OFFICE AFFAIRs-In Hrginia -Postmas-
ter General Brown orders the foilow wing:
Establish an Office a. Ayr Hill, Fairfax county.
Va, and appoint Marsaret WiIliams postn aster d.
reetIy on route $3.50, langley to Fairfax II IL
born postmaster, on route 1922, Kanswhs G. II to
0lenville.
Dsc ntinue the off ass at Bermud Hundred, Cbes
terfisld county, Va; and Mount Eu:opia, Augusta
county, Va.
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COMMITTED -Zachariah Davis was convicted
in Petersburg Monday, of forging note. purport,
ing to be from w Faiden and sentenced to two
years in the penitentisry To this sentence will
be added Ave years, ibis is the second felony OF
which he has been convicted.
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A FIRE-Horri6le Scene The most heart rend.
log spectacle tnat has ever been painful duty
to record occurred 10 Ailsppo township, near Steu
benville Ohio. on the 25ih ult
The house belonging To Mr Peter Lyons who re-
sses in that tow nship, was burned to ashes whi,.
hs was in the field q, work The only oceu pants o.
the house It the time of the fire Mrs Lyons and
small ehsd Mrs Lyons having discovered the fir,
which OliSinated in the upper part OF the building
and leaving The child lying the bed, she went t.
get me water; but on attempting to return to the
hou'e she WAS prevented by th+ f1sn 81 After msk-
ing several unsuccessful spempts to eff ct an en-.
transe Ia order to rescue her child from the devour
log imes, her cothe, unfortunately caught ERE and
were literally Consumed
When Mr.. Lyons returned be found Mrs LYONS "
fDR ihort distance fom where the house had stood
Almost in the sgoniss of death The child was not
rescued and nothing remained OF It but few of it,
bonss Mrs Lyona tat last scsouns) was not xpecs-
ed to survive buf q short time SfeubenrUe Herald
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THE DAILY DISPACTH


The wAsHrEaToS RIors MANY of the mos,
reapsctab,e. citizens of Washington have signed q
call for public meeting to be held to morrow a.
ternosp, In condemnation Of the late riots and to
sustain the course of the President and city
authorities In employing . military force to quell
the Disturbances.
According to the statement of Capt Tyler, who
commanded one of the companies of marines on
last Monday be gave the order, (after the capture
OF the swivel from the rioters) to 'ire," the dis-
charge being from one platoon only and irregu-
arly, each Of the marines firing - they saw the
flashes OF the pistols discharged At them by the
rioters, who fred a. they retreated. The com,
pauy commanded by Lieut.. Maddox. according to
the same authority, did not fire until marine h,d
been wounded in the cheek, the ball coming out
at his mouth
tis confdently asserted In Washington tha,
several of the Plug Ugies had recently died
while others In Baltimore are sufsring from Sc
we're wounds.
Justice Hollingshead. of the American party,
has refused the application made for . wsrran,
for the arrest of Mayor Magruder on . charge OF
murder. The ground Of the application was that
be had given the order to FIRE.
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Col. CRABBs-Coi Crabbe, who lately EN-
barked in the same enterprise 10 which Walker
made his first vendure, and Count Raousset Bal.
boun lost his life, ia from Nashville Tenn and has
been prominent politician In California and Miss
issippi He and Walker were, doubtless school
mates. being natives Of the same town. In the
last Seaatorial contest In Gallo ruis, Crabbe wasia
prominent candidate of the Know Nothing par
IT, He ia the same man who was the survivor in
the last of the bloody series of combats which the
editors of the Vicksburg Sentinel fought-tbe last
of six of the editors of that paper having fallen
b7 the hand of Crabbe 1t was in 1S49, during
the exciting contest of Foote and Davis for the
Governorsbip, that Mr. Jenkins, editor of the Sen
tintl. peacsabe and estimsble man. having com
mepted on the conduct of Crabbe, was assaied
by him 10 the streets of Yicksburg; terrible com
bat ensued jenkins usfng his bowie knife with
great effect before Crabbs could draw bis pistol -
The latter however. though terrible cut. succeed.
ed at last In dischargiug his pistol iao the side of
Jenkins, who fell mortally wounded, dying in .
few hours after.
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PERSONAL RENCoNTRE Ia Petersburg, Va,
on Monday, d. Banks, editor of the South Side
Democrat was assauitedb by p Kean. of Richmond,
In the street The cause of the assault origin ated
in paragraph in the Dc mocrat, denoupcing Kean
in severe terms, the author of an article in the
New York Herald
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-10

UNDERSTAND HIM Mo Gift you'll gel
my pants done by Saturday night, shall be for
ever Indebted to you" If that your game they II
not be done, sure" :" said the tailor.
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FIRE IN THE WOODS ANp DAMAGE TO PRO.
PERTf For several days most destructive ires
have been raging in the woods in Franklin. 81
Lawrence and Clinton counties New York -
Barns, out houses. fences. forests, &c, have ali
been consumed and two or three lives lost. The
Malone Palladium says: -
The Basher iron works are 10 utter ruins. The
foundry, furnace macbine shop. coal houses saw
mill store, boarding house, barns sheds, taverns,
school house, post Office and several dwellings
with their contents, were all consumed The
bridge over the river wss also burned But abou,
nve or SIX houses are left. Several hogs and some
calves were also burned
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DEATH OF A VETERAN-Seth Ingram died at
Ma.a gorda, on the IL b ut, aged sixty seven. His
life like those of most old Texans was full of vi.
cissitudes. He was volunteer in the last war
between England and the United States and Sc
verely wounded In the battle of Lunday's Lane
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-The Cincinnati Gazette Of
Saturday, says:
"Mr. Harris, 4 broker, was robbed at bis room at
the Dennson House. on Wednesday night. of Sl,
800 in notes, and $500 In SPECIE which be kept in
box under his bed. There were two beds in the
room Mr. Harris and his wife slept in one of them.
and his son 10 the other He had been In the habit
of carrying his money home from bis Office to bis
room 1t night for safe keeping. sponge was
found in the room, which. it is supposed had been
satursted with chIoroform,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-10

In HONOR OF DR. KAHE-The Free Masons
10 New York held what they term "a grand lodge
of sorrow" ON Tuesday night. in Dr.. Chaplin q
church, In honor of the memory of their deceas ed
brother, DR.. K. Kane, the famous Arctic navi
gator. The Grand Master, John L Lewis, de-
hvered An address Letters from Commodore
Stewart, General Wool. Lieut.. Maury, and others,
were read
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-10

SHOOTING ARRAY An ARRAY took place on
the I'd instant st drinking saloon In Baton Rouge
tLA) between Chiun OF West Baton Rouge, ano
Col Lafayette Caldwell. In which the former va
shot at BY the latter. one ball hitting him 10 tne
lower part of the abdomen. and lodging ID tne
spine. MORALLY wcundinR him Mr. John Toy vas
accidentally shot Ia the course Of the afsy IN the
groin. the wound producing much hemotrhsge.-
Tbs affair created great excitement there. Coions
Cald well surrendefad himself 10 arrest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-10

the CHOLERA -Considersble excitement ex
isted In East Cambridge on Friday last owing to
the current rem ,rt that q respect able citizen
Dea George Newhall-had been suddenly at
lacked With cholera. About four O'Clock on FRI
day m oruing. Dsa. Newhal WAS .eiz.d with sud
den jllness, which 30 ALARMED bis ffiends that be
Immediately summoned DR. Hooker, wns pro'
nounced the symptoms similar 70 those o. .ps AL.
more comfortable, although fears are stil entef-
tanned for his recovery boston Journal.
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AMERICAN COLONIZATION SoCIETY-The re-
ceipts of this Society for the month ending the Goth
ut., amounted to $22 1923 IS of which S20, 900 ~as
contributed by David Hunt, Esq of Mississippi
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THE fHIPPIsG IsTExEsr On Wednesday near
ly two bunared .hps barts and brigs were in this
p,rt The shipping bus sti corti ve,y dull
sad vessels cannot be ofrably employed any here
1t present. The india I, ade has recently owed 20
dissstrous thss bat lit 10 iadussmsnt is sred for
new operations in tn It quarter The Chinoha trade
il in state; Southern feiRh very dull
aud vessels are awning here In ballast West In-
dis ghts are about for the season Business
for small vessels are very poor We t-ust that this
ippor ant business to New England will revive be
fore many months -Bos Trans
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"A GREAT FLEET OF CANAL BoATs.-On Thurs.
day last there were copgregated on the Erie canal
at Montezuma, and for many miles east and west.
between one and two thousand canal boats. load
ed with merchandise for the West, waiting for
breaks in the canal TO be repaired, 80 that they
could proceed Five thousand men and three
thousand horses and mules were lying idle in con-
sequence, and as provisions and feed were RUM
ousiy high. many of the poor boatmen were trou-
bed to sustain themselves and their teams. On
Friday, however, the breaks had been repaired
90 that the boats could pass freely.
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ATTFMPT TO ABDUcT.-An attempt was made
10 st Louis on Thursday last to abduet Miss Louise
the leading female Of the MARSH chdreu" tbeatri.
cal troupe. The attempt was made under sanc-
sion and in behsf of the mother Of Louise, who
was present. and who, notwiths standing she con-
fsssed to being party TO contract with Mr. Marsh
tor the sarvices of her daughter for which she
ceived $500 IN advance and was desirous to OBJ.
tain her to fll like situation In rival company
10 New York. The child was remauded to Mr..
Marsh, after having been rescued, In answer to
her cries. from the opposite faction by the popu-
lace In the street. There are to be further pro-
cee6iues
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-10

rs" oMiIuAL ru. MANIA AND SELF SrARyarros
;, ns Un,caso papsrs relate singular case of in
old lady. fifty. Eve years of age bs..ms usa.o An
ua'i'' and medium She attended sever.i ~.
eles, ard at last professed to have rscs;v.S :.
order not to eat or drink and commenced oh.nl
ing the order. Her friends sent her to Chicago.
visit her. but could effect nothing Two or th,ao y,
times rice water was forced do wn her throat. hu,
she wasted away till Sunday evening, the 26 b
ult. when she died A day or two before abe
aied some meat was being s,ewed 10 the kitchen,
tue smell OF which attracted her attention. And
turning to her daughter inlaw, she said. .tha,
is very tempting. but dare not tnuch it,"
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AGooo CHAkce The people of St Pau, Mime
sofa offer . bonus of $50 900 to any one who will
build frst-clsss hotel In that a f,u.ishins y0uns
citY,
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4 LARGE DEPosiTok. Oas IT the ssolid meE
Of Boston, has no less thas $3.50 600 on dsposis
without interest," In three Of the banks Of that city
He 10 deposition worth havirR.
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CURIOUS FACT-There ia q curious fact said to
exist q few miles south of Greencastle. Putnam
county, Ind where there Is . family of six, al
having the same birthday The father and mother
are each thirtyfve years old. the children respec-
lively, fourteen, eleven, eight and five years old
Their birth days come on the 17th of May.
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There we're 10 deaths In Baltimore last week.
Paris 10 cleaned every night. and the city y ps d
j bonus for the privilege Of sweeping.
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The WILL OF JosEPH HURp.-The Probate Court
of Mlddlssex county MISS has declared the will OF
the late chm Hurd of Maiden. invalid ON account
Of mental alienation in the teststor. By this will
$4,000 was bequ'ahed to each of the New England
States 40 fuad whose proceeds were to be applied
to giving premiums fpr good sugar
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GENERAL WALKERS OBJsCT In VISITING rur
CAPITAL -AdVices received at washiue ueton from
trustworthy sources In New Orleans, state that
uenera, "aikers 9 reasons for coming here are to
see the President and the members Of the ,3ahinet
He wishes to defend his motives for bis course in
Nicaragua and to learn II the administration sus.
tsins Captain Davis In bis conduct 10 assisting the
Costa Kicans. BY making 4 coup de grace against
h'm. He will be b. ard but 1t is known that Mr.
Buchanan approves the course of Captain Ds
Wis. under the instructions be had from the late
Secretary of the Navy, but does not approve the
tenor of those instructions. Walker is not ex-
pected in Washington for some days yet, as be
resides.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-10

THE NORTH RIVER FISHERY The Hudson
IN " Star, states, that "the ishermen are now
in the midst of an abundant shad harvest, and
are realizing An ample reward for their arduous
labors"
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THEATRICAL Mr.. Edwin Booth is stUl at the
W.iaut street. Ph'ls Mrs. Barrow was presented
with $500 and an elegant boqnet on the occasion
of her benefit at the Boston theatre last Monday
Mr. Bourcicault and Miss Robertson are at North 8
Amphi heatre, Chicago. Maggie Mitchell ia in Lex
ingtnn. KY Marien Mccarthy in Nashville; MIR
Nesfi. In Dubuque; the Marsh children in 81 Louis;
the Gabriel Rsvel troupe in Cincinnati and the
Keller troupe in Louisville
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| r q; e. COVK !, . H0: ATCTIJNEER5

EANCt GOOOs Mica OecssassA uss.
= = ssr md Tsa sstts Tsts-s.f fste ssttss tt4esesss
wees; Ornamsnts nuss; Can1ieesisk. 49, ae.. II
fsNvuisty Fine Get 0iaa - lea seseTs neat all
o. wsteh We oasr 70 the usAe o. y retail, 8. lc1
priess. GEO. j. oUnpHA
ny u - No, Wksads&
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INHALED ON The HANDLE OF PITCHFoRK.-
mr feter koons. respectable farmer of Rich
mopdville. Y. aged about 40 years, went iuto
his barn few days since to feed his stock, and,
having thrown some hay from the NOV. dropped
bis hay fork. the tines fastening in the floor Mr.
Moons IN descending lost his hold, aud fell dis
tauce IF fifteen fset striking upon the handle of
the fork, which entered his body. and passed up
through the bowels. diaphragm and lungs, and
was stopped flsliy by the shoulder blade. He
fingered about forty-eight hours, and died in
great agony.
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HIGHPRIcE FOR NkGRvEs.- last sale day d
sold for Q $50 woman of As, brought ESQ.
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THREE MUNICIPAL OFFICERS SEETEsCED TO
HARD LABoR-We perceive by the Chicago Jour
nal that Justices Pfendergast and O'Malley and
Constable Pord have been sentenced to bard labor
in the city prison fer six months Constables No.
Ian and Quinn were also ordered to confinement In
the city jail for FIVE days each The crime was ex
tor.iop, receiving money unlawfully. and making
false charges. The Journal in regard to the ver-
dict says:
'The result of this trial, which has engressed so
much cf public attention for some time past, is q
case of general copgratulaton. The verdict of
the jury and sentence of the court met with almost
unanimous approval on he part of all classes of
citizens, the only regret being that the extent
of the law was not adequate to the offences COM
mitted."
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"WoRLD's TEMPERANCE CONVENTION" IN CHI-
CAao.-Mr Vinton, one of the speakers at The
temperance meeting in Dearborn Park. Chicago.
on Sunday, announced that arrangements are in
proRr ess for worlds temperance convention" TO
be held some time during the present year, and
.. Chicago will probably be the place OF meet
irO
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ment of residents in Oregon ard Warrington Ter
rtoe, that Il ere 10 plenty of coal ia tba ret1n to
su sply essels from the United States for the next
hundred year, At ths coal mines Bsllins h ,m's
1ay W. f.. Thousands Of tons Of ths finest coal sie
now aanually mined by the Bslnghsm Bay Coal
Comp snd by them freshted in ships Of the lar.
sest class to Franeseo; another coal deposite st
Goose Say. In Oregon, bstwsen ths Umpqua river
and The Columbia, 10 ard has for some u 10 been
worked ith profit By the Goose Bsy Coal Co. Both
these mines psoducs iaexhsastible spppy Of soft
coal ssusl for steam purposes 70 the b. st Weleh
cosls The vstsr in Belinyhsm Bag !, dap End
III shores 20 bold that ships can In some localities
lie alorg the banks to ed
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rsA FOR hkNT...That large and con
"a venient Store Room. with cellar attached,
7zz@ next to the Office of Il. Pair. L Co, corner
OF l4th aud Main, now occupied by the Methodist
Book Concern. l, is cheap and frsi rate business
'tsnd. Possession given at once. Apply the pre-.
lnlses my 29-ts
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THE FRANCo-9EkMAN SETTLERS IN VIRGINIA
letter published in the Courier des Etas Unis OF
Saturday says the ctouists sent out by the Franco
German Emigration company, whose principal set.
tlement is at WythsviIIe Virginia. are in state Of
desiitutiop and disorder. 1t concludes thus:
Tho undersigned were formerly members of
that settlement, but were compelled to leave Wythe
vile to escape destitution and are now in Rich
mond, aw aitng the resuls of . process which We
have Instituted against the company In France
where our complaints and dispositions have been
forwardedsby the French consul in Richmond"
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~ Professional engagement fsqairtns my sntirs
W attention, Will sell the Key, btoek snd Ptx-
d tures Of the Drug Store nov kept b. me. upon
ve = favorable terms If Immediate spplisstio1 10
made The stoek 10 NOT la,ge but II very we'll -
lest4d and good business can be done BY ssy con-
petsut person Who Gan give it proper stssnttca
fe II-6 JOHN y. JACkoDN-