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rTRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
Il David Tod. Henry WI
Smith, and Chas. Smith.
W
Thomas NeQIistan. and
Robert McQuis:or.

The defendant, Roher. MeQGiStOn. will take notice
that the plaintiffs have dlzd their petition. setting forth
a recovery 81 Judgment for $I5s.I2 damages beside
COSTS On 18th October. lS44. which judgment is dor
ngnt; that they hold an assignment OF certain land
contracts from said defendants as collateral security
upOn said Judgment. which contracts are for the pur.
chase OF lot j in block i. AMI 10; ; in block IS In the town
pla. OF Warren. and are wholly paid up, except taxes.
The petition asks Cor Teversion OF said judgment. now
amounting to Slt9,9- and for an order of sale Of said
lots. and the application Of the proceeds to pay said
judgment
Sait drfendant must appear and answer - the 18th
day OF EeNt Jare. OF the petition will be taken for con-
fsssed, and a decree entered accordingly
HUTCTINS. COX q RATLIFF.
Warren. April %. iSjs-6w. Attys- for PIfs.
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Auditors Office. TIuEhuil County,t
Warren. D April =, f5@-3S-

NOTICE is hereby given. that at n
~ petition will be presented 70 the Commissioners
OF Trumbuli County at their next meeting praying for
the alteration Of a road in the T~own.hip OF GHstavus-
rear the y. W. corner Of lot No. Il and
running in 4 south esstrTly direction urtilit in:eTsects
the road leading FROM the centre Of Gustsvus TO Kius
man, near the dwelling IOVse Of r. q Se.hy. in Gus
tayus. MAY Il, 5S-4s.l
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

i Sealed proposals Willie received at the Auditors
Office until Thursday moon, May sVth. 1883, for furnish
ing Materials ami B~uiiiinS an Open Truss Bridge with
Ston- Ahutments. across Mosquito Greek, on the East
and West Centre Roai in BaL-tth TO Re suit on The
same plan as the bridge across Red Run, south Of War
ren Village" Plans, specifications. &c can he seen ~
calling on b. z. Jameson, Esq, C0Gnty Commissioner,
or at the Auditors OEice.
By order Of the CezHty cOa1issiOHe-s.
CuAS n HUNT, AaIit0T.
Auditors Office. TruEhuil County,i
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HOUSE Furnishing Goods!

YOU can always find The best stock in
L town Of the above mentioned goods. ut acLIISs'
IlOtss FURNIsmiSG STORE, No. 4. Main Street, where
they are opening n large STOCK Of CrockeEy, glassware
Looking Glasses. StoneEaie. Table Cutlery, Wooden
war, Wil!OSWare, &c which are offered To- the public
at 4 low price for ready pay. iApril2e, 5S-I
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sheriG's oms-. Warren. May u
CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Jshr 81 Nancy P. IrEin.I
P. IrEin.I
In TransLil Com. Pleas


By virtue Of an orIer Of sale. issuel out OF the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumhuu Couhty. Ohio. to ne
directed and delivered. I have levied On. and shalt
expose h public sale. ~ upon execution az law. at the
door Of the Court Horse IN Warren. in Slid County. cr
saturday, the 5;h day of June, 1858,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. and 4 .
clock. p NJ. Of said day. the folleSing described
X al Estate. 10 wit: Situate in " arren- or Township No.
I. in the ith Range, in the COanec. lieut. Western Re
serve, in the State OF Ohio. and which il kroS n as the
whoIe Of number three in Pease's Plat OF village lots
in the town of Warren. as surveyed AMI numbered y
Franklin 4. Stowe Surveyor. and recorded in Book VI
Map. Uf the u. cords Of Trumbull County. PAGE IL
Appraised at $50. TERHs-Czsto on day Of Sale.
A.. b. LYMAN Sheriff
Sbsrfa' = Office Warren. NAV S. lS5S-Jx-S.i3.
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9emt Sahuiatnte.
Nd CHASING OF NAILS.

OPENING n CLNSING Of NAILS.
Posr OFFIcE. MARES. CHlo,
April a, iS5S-
For the present the several mails al this Office sin
close and open as follows:
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CIRCULAR.

On the first day of July, 1857, B. A. FahnestOck. and George
w. Fahnestock, of Philadelphia, Pa, A. B. Hull, Of Ney-York,
and L. Schwartz, of Pittsburgh, reassociated themselves for a
further term of business, under the style and 6m,a as heretofore. of
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co., Pittsburgh. Pa,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co, Philadelphia, Pa,
3. A. F~AHNESTOCK, JILL & Co., Ncw-York City.
In each of which three cities we continue our Wholesale Drug
Business in all its branches.
Particular attention will be given to the importation of propri-
etary articles from abroad; and a full stock of weI-esrzblshed
popular remedies will be kept constantly for sale. Orders for our
B. A. FAHNESTOCKS w~ell-known Vermifuge (of which we
are the SOLE PRoPRrEToRs and EXCLUSIVE MANUFAcTURERs)
should be addressed to either of the above-named establishments.
We continue the manufacture Of White Lead, Red Lead, and
Litharge at Pittsburgh.
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HOUGHToN'S ESTATE.

~ Notice IS hereby givea. tina, the subscribers have
been appointed Exeeatrix and Executor ON the Estate
Of Samuel I~loaShton, deceased. late Of SouthinEtou. D.
AMANDA HOCGuTON.
Nav l., tJs-3ws MARCUS B. HOCGITON.
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HANAL MEErING.-An Annual
~ Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Pennsylvania
& ohio Canal Company. VIII he held at the Canal ufice
in this place. on Friday. the 2Ist Of Nay rext, for the
election Of : Directors Tor sail Company
By order Of the President.
Warren. April sist. IsJ--2s-3w.
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NJ y Els:
IIaTper's. Emersou's. Grah1m's. Cooley. knieker
becker and Frank Leslie's. at S2,25 a year in advance.
Peterson, AID Mrs Stevens Magazine, a, 81 a year
in advance.
Btllou's Magazine, At 81. Ohio Caltiva.or a 6Sc cts
Persons Subscribing at the News Depot. ger their
Papers and Magazines free Of Postage, and run no risk
OF losir= their nuE,5ers. Back Numbers furnished on
application. PORTER & SON.
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N THE COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS

The sad Anthony Housed, M9rgaret Housed. and
Elizabeth Am ~Stehbins, are notified that the said
Jackson Cotton has fled in said Court a petition for
foreclosure and sale Of the lands known as part OF lot
No CT. in Harrington in said county, being one hun
died acres OF from abe east end 81 said lot. BY virtue
of mortgage dated april I, ls56. made by said Antho-
ny and Margaret H0I<el % secure the payment Of \
note OF that date made bg said AathoDy payable to said
plaintiff t1Tee Years from ds,r. with interest At ten peg
cent PAYABLE annually and praying relief accordingly.
The said svfenduLts must answer said petition BY June
25th, ISIS, or jaismsLt will be snter-d against them by
default D. TCTTLE & TIL
Prii2 g. iSSS-GS. Pins Auys.
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

\ MiNlSIh ia lOh NOIlC6-
"a Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator (s
BORis H0a) on the Estate Of Moore c. Bradley, late Of
Johnston, Trumhu!l County, deceased
R0BER Otis.
Dated Johnson, April ssih, 1s5s--may 5-3w.
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The defendants above named will take ro,ice that
the plaintiffs have tbs 18th April 1883, filed their
petition asking for the partition Of certain Real Estate
Of Jacob Weiss. deceased, ms follows, to wit: 32d4 acres
ofl1nd in lot ] in AustintCwn. Nahoning Co., of which
liz is contracted to =. Tod & D.. ?. Rhodes
ALSO. l2 acres in Tract one in Wrathersfeid,
Trurhuli County, Of which ca and I5L acres were
sold to said Tod & Rhodes; the coal and ore under
said tracts hriHs also leased to said Tod & Rhodes.
Petition sets up that the said John Weiss, Many An
thony, Eliza StamhaHgh, LYDIA Stamhzugh. Henry p.
Weiss. Alkaline White. Rachel Peters. and Solomon
Weiss. are each seized OF ! - OF said Estate. and the
said d. Todd OF 3 q thereof, and asks for petition as
eortiosly- Unless said defendants appear and answer
' the ISth day OF June next, an order Of partition
will he taken.
ECrCHINS, eek & RATLIFF.
April lf-6N. Attvs. for PIE.
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The Warren News Depot,
NJ AGAZINE S:

HarPer'S. Emerson AMI Putnam GrSham's. Cooley
Atlantic. ohio Cultivator, Yankee Notions, PETERSON
Baliou's Dollar. Frank Lesl;e's, kuiekerboeksr, Mrs
S;ey.n's, W2verley, Nv Max.
PORTER & son. Main Street.
W.rrsp NSrrh NJ I-I-
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ERESH GARDEN SEEDS.
l. Parker's, Garinsr's, Risley's, and J. o. BI9sS &
Co.'S. celebrated Garden Seeds for sale at
March q. ,5S1 WOODS & PEWS.
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s''CHE JUBILEE" the great singing
4 hook Of the year. by Bradbury. Is really, 81
ADAMS BOOKSTORE Also, the Sabbath Bell By
George Z. Root.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-10
VIRGINIA NEws.

hoksN.aLast Thursday night, Rev. H. 4 pica-
inson Of Richmond, General superistep dest q
nnpssa s1nd.y y, Schools and coiportase n vigs
Portsmouth. Alter the sessnon he pede a s.Sssi
10 behalf Of his work, and $40 were pledesd. r.
Bsptists have now thirty Cpportsnrs n tkis sssas
who are doing vast amount Of good.
zsMous-The Rev. Elisha D. Owens, . nemssr
., o. me Sais,mo,e Conssrsnes preiarred eostissisg
heen in progress for the past three nonshs 70 g.
tending Conference.
suFsoIK JAN BsoKgS.--0n Wednesday morning
early IL was discovered that the fail had heee
broken open during the night, and that thres 40.
.orious sconndrels had made their escape. Itap-
pears tnat nve white men were confined In one
room. During the night, hole was cut through
the brick wall into ths yard, aud hcls Ave or ejY
ieet deep dug under the outer WALL They were
sluea az, oy some person or persons outside. Two o.
the persons remained, and three made their escape,
OF the names Of Bryant, Neims and Grixss They
have not yet been recaptured.
RUNS DoISes-~Jsck Harris white man. vss
found dead, one day last week, ncar his hos.a :
lew miles from Cypress Chapel, Sussex couniy.--
An inquest was held, and the Jury came 10 H.
conclusion that he died In IT. lie WAS yerv In
temperate In his habits, and had been for some
time past In poor health.
Posr 0FrIcR AFrArRs--The Postmaster gsssr.i
orders the following:
:, Establish Adsmsville, Harrison county, Va, Jas
Appointments-Wm. G. Word, postmaster N
Gold Hill, Buckingham county. Va. vice Charlcs
I. Brown, declined. Frederick Grant postmaetsr
at Forest Depot, Bedford county, Va vice Joeeph
III. Bishop, resigned. Ara Bea!I postrn sster NJ
iioodsville, Marion county, Va, vice Alphsus N.
MILAN, resigned =
The Office at Buffalo Spring, Amherst county.
Va, Is discontinued.
DIsAFFEcTED-The Old Street and Virginia Fire
Companies, OF Petersburg, have resolved to with
draw from active service so long as Capt. Lsdbet.
ter remains in the night watch.
BANK REsuNprIoS.-we could MOI give credit 10
the telegraphic dispatch which said that the VIZ.
gnia Senate had postponed the day of compuIsorv
resumption by the banks, until the 1st OF Novsus.
Der next. But 1t proves TO be eyou so We tell
our legislators that We have heard but ons vo,oe
on that decision and that Is OF emphatic eooder.
nation and profound astonishment. why should
We remain in suspension, exposed to q ruinous
exchange, when all around us the bsnks are on
their legs again.-Ate9. Sentinel
DEATH OF yErsRAs.-The Montgomery Herald
says:
Paul, colored man, who has been In the moor
house OF this county for several years, died few
days ago. He was somewhere near 40 wears old
and WAS familiar with the scenes of the rcyolution
He was left by his master in the public highway.
with another aged slave named Silss 10 the ten.
der mercies Of fate, eighteen years sgo eilss
was tho younger, and died some years ago.
AoouIrTED.-Richmond A. Peters, charged with
maliciously stabbing Jas. ii. Langhorne, in LyneA.
burg, has been acquitted.
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FROM FLoRIpA.-The latest dates from Flo

FROM FLoRIDA.-The latest dates from Florida
contain items of intelligence which indicate the
probability of speedy close of the Indian Difficult.
ties. A warrior lately captured, says the Tampa
Peninsular of the 30fh ut., has given information
OF the locality of Billy B0wlegs, and declares that
he would surrender if he could a white flag.
Sam Jones aud five others will die before they
will consent TO leave tho country, but the others
being greatly distressed for want of provisions
which have been destroyed, willing to give mp
aud go where they can enjoy peace again.
In the treaty which will be proffered to Billy
Bowlegs aud his tribet is stipulated that the Sem
noles shall receive the guardianship of the United
States Government; that for twelve months they
shall be fed and clothed and their expenses paid to
their new homes in the West, on the seminole reser-
vation n Al ,nsas, which lies be- tween IL Cherokee
and Choctaw nations, and which has been held for
them for some time.
The government il to pay them, Immediately on
their arrival at their Western home, two hundred
aud fifty thousand dollars; besides giving them
mechanics, farmers and blacksmiths to instruct
their children and 5000 annually forever. 1t 10
possible one hundred thousand dollars or so more
may be given to them as bonus. This, or the ex-
act amount, is not yet determined upon. II is
likely that the original proposition of the Govern
ment to Billy Bowegs, of ten thousand dollars,
may be renewed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-10
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFz.-The n. O. Picayune of
the Sd instant saws:

Between and O'Clock this morning fire broke
pitoulas street, occupied by Daniel Murray, the
lower portion as grocery and the remainder as
the residence Of himself and family. Mr.. Murray
at the time at Mobile, having left his grocery
in charge of his wife and one OF her cousins. The
re originated in the front and lower portion of
the building, and before the inmates Of the house
were aroused it was almost impossible for them to
effect their escape.
When Mrs. Murray got mp she was so unfortu-
nato to drop the key OF the front door. nd amid
the smoke and excitement was unable to find it
She has four children. The oldest, girl about
fifteen years of age, and the cousin, who had
charge of the grocery, made their escape byjump
leg from second story window the girl being Sc
verely injured in her spine when she fell on the
| sidewalk. There were three children in the room
which Mrs Murray occupied all of whom she took
with her when she eudeayored to escape. The
| youngest of them she had by the hand, but the
| other two-girls of ten and twelve years of age
rushed back soon as they were met by the
smoke and flames and the mother found il impos-
sibie to induce them to advance. BY rolling away
some barrels, she got one of the front doors open
and 40 soon she got her little boy out she en-
deavored to go back for the two girls, but the
spread of the flames prevented her from doing so.
and she could only look on, wiring her hands, and
lament their fate.
But besides the two children, there was another
victim man named PatI ick Dunis. who slept in
the upper portion of the building. All attempts TO
aronse him proved nnayailing, and at length all
| means of escape were cut off, and he perished In
| the flames.
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Tur OUTRAGE on Ml.sIosanIrs.--The corr.,peod

The OUTRAGE ON MissIosARIEs.--The corrsspead-
ent OF the London Times, writing from Alsxan-
dris, Egypt, on the 5th of February, says:
The United States corvette Constellation, amer .
seourn here of about ten days, has taken hsr de-
parture for Messina. 10 was ct one time thoughs
that she would first steer for the coast Of Syria,
In order give the support Of her presence 70 the
American Consul General, who left for Jaffa lev
days age for the purpose Of making an invsstieAr
tion into the circumstances attending an cstraes
Of most ruffanIy nature, OF which an American
missionary stationed at Jaffa, aud his family, have
lately been the victims, and the particulars Of
which have already been Published.
The afrocify has been ascribcd 10 an Outbreak OF
Mshomedan fanaticism, but II seems ~ likely that
II was merely an aggravated case Of burglary, and
Mr. De Leon, tho United States Consul, will, NO
donbt, find tho Turkish authorities fully disposed
to second him In his efforts 10 trace out the So
thers Of the crime, without the necessity Of the
threat that would be implied BY the presence Of
shin of war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-10

A BLACK DocroR For several years
past negro felaw known as Moses Harris, has
been practieing physic about the city. contrary to
law and since he has given as his authority for SO
doing the name of the Mayor, that officer has di-
rected the police to arrest Moses, if canght admin
isteriug herbs. and bring him TO coHdign. So far
from, authorizing negro TO practice medicine, the
Mayor has aided in establishing an ordinance to
prohibit such nal-practices aud to punish the Of
fender If caught. No druggist has right to sell
drugs or medicines to slave without the Consent
Of the master, or the production of a physician 3
prescription, under the penalty of heav ysiine--
The rumor therefore that the Mayor has author
lied any negro to practice medicine is unfounded
and calculated to iDjure an inDoesnt person.
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A SHE DEvH"-The Conneaut f0) Reporter says
that the reason Huldah Marrison gives for setting
the Ashtabnla County Infrmary on fire IT, that
the superintendent would not give her tobacco
| and whiskey. The way she fired the building was
thus: That part Of the building used for the con-
fnement of malicious persons was arranged with
tier Of cells on each side and partition through
the centre, leaving hall each side of said par
titon, extending to the back yard and also into
the interior OF the building. where large stove
answered the purpose of warming the inmates, by
their coming into the hail. An iron grating or
par ttition kept the panPers from eomipg directly
to the stove. Mrs. Huldah Morrison was released
from her cell to warm a few minutes. Her little
boy about eight years old, was in the room where
the stove stood, and she requested him 10 light
tick and hand 1t to her to light her ppe-Although
she had no pipe-when she Immediately ran into
her room and fired her straw bed. She threw
open the back door, the wind rushed in, and in
five minutes the house filled with fire and
smoke. After this creature was lodged In Jail for
this act OF incendiarsm, sho set the Ashtabnla Jail
on fire, which would have been burned had not
other persons interfered.
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ia 2i--2n
YsA- wAsuIxGros-"FIBsr IN WAR

FERsr IN PsAcE, AND FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF HIS
CouNTRYMES. All who visit Richmond on the 21d
OF February. to witness the grand spectacle of the
fail tu visit the new Photograph and Fine Art Gal-
lery Of q W MINIS to witness the wonderful pro-
grcss of the Photographic Art as conducted at this
finely arranged establishment. And TO those who
may wish TO obtain OF themselves or friends some
thing really beautiful and lifslike likeness,
should not fail to secure one OF the Ambrotype or
pared to accommodate all who wish fine pictures:
and his assortment Of Frames. Cases, Lockets Pins
&C, in whicn to have them placed is large aud va.
rie! His gallery Is on Main street. opposite the
new Cnstom House, and free to visitors whether they
wish pictures not. fe 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-10
sSsp- srcrRE THE SHADOW ERE THE

snl stance Fade. If you wish good picture so TO
HICEHURsr'S old Gallery Y Nam IT. aut exam
in- the specimens, Photographs, colored or plai",
mala from life or copied from small pictures and
enlarged TO any size. The pure Ambrotype we war
rant not To fade or easily be defaced. MATsoEs un-
riyrlIed Niellopraph or new style of Photograph
p:ccnres taken instantaneous and finished in three
minutes Ma,anotY pes Panotypes and Ambrotypes
for Transmission by mail. This ealery contains two
o thciargss st skylghts in Virginia and for beauty
OF ii ush his pictnres are surpassed by none.
Pictures taken from A. Nj to ). P. NJ.
eE-Photograph of the Washington Monument,
with Jefferson and Patrick Henry. for sale. Price
81. mh 6-ddWlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-10
FAYETrE AarILLERY.-Col. Eimmo h

FAYETTE ARTILLERY.--C0l. Eimmo has
taken this venerable corps under his protection,
and seems determined to regenerate II and make
it what it WAS 10 former years. good Artillery
company is very much needed in Richmond, and
if the efforts Of Col. N are properly seconded by
the old Artillerymen, he will succeed beyond a
doubt. One hundred stout, active men should be
enrolled in this company, and then the State and
city shonld render such pecuniary aid would
ensure the continuance of members on the roll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-10
DARING IHErr.-Charles. a negro vs.

DAhINU IHEFTs--OHdTIe', negro WI
goner, In the service of Edward Cannon. was be-
fore the Mayor yesterday on a charge of stealing
several pieces of ginshams, tho property of Elicit,
Waller, Drewry Co, the afternoon before. The
prisoner had been employed to haul load of dry
goods from the dock to Pearl street, but finding
of tde boxes partially open, forced off the lid,
took several pieces of goods concealed them In at
old cart body, and then drove off. Another negro
who the theft committed, informed officer Seal
OF the fact, and yesterday morning the accused
was found guilty and ordered to receive thirty.
nine stripes. Such rogue should not be kept on
the streets another day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-10
s@-WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

that wants decent picture, and not carricature,
always go. Resides We have never been deceiv-
I'd by him with humbug advertisements. AS these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores of persons take pleasure IN saying that IN
addition to nur inimitahle MBR0TY Pc, we are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of superior character,
both plain aud eolorcd which for beauty of finish and
accuracy of likeness, equalled by few and sur
rassed bv nore Pictures OF all kinds accurately CO.
pl a. and warranted TO please. at moderate prices
AMBROTYPES at one dclltr and upwards at GIBBS
Temple Of Art Corhtiian Hall, Main street, between
,ie8 Pc GIBBS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-10
cANprpArns FOR OFFICE.

rng~u ~uoGMisSIoNsR or TnR kkvgSuE.- -
-, "a, q, with The desire Of Many Friends
- -"D f,,uly present myself as candidate toI
! @ teSr ssSinNEH OF TliE REV kNUE for the Third
49,, ~ Monroe Warl) ~ the City Of Richmond
-, =, una,cssSary To make farther pledge
go, asr,l,nce II the fAi,hful performance OF the
t'i NJ ;ae ofl9ce, shonid il be the pleasure OF my
%l]NSl -,,ns GEO. II. ToNpKISs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-10
ssss- Couous. CoLps, HoARsKsEss, SC.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season has has the effect of bringing ont host OF
nrofessealy neS specifics, and while some lew may
lie good many are usele and some even dangerous.
To prevent lisappont the best 10 pursue
10 consult your family phy sicisn or otherwise nsc
II royel 10 be safe and e'eaCious. OF t'is class ia
\ YLgR' CoaPoUSn SYRuP OF dun ARARIo, Original
IL soou became a popular ianily medicine. and with
ont Advertising, has cnniinnod 10 tn'oy growing
reputation for the last twenty yeHrs In al recent
Bropchit,s Hoopin Cough. Croup. Asthma: 6c;, it
used with unparalleled success, rs most Families
WI! testify. ,
sold BY FIsuEn 4 WINSTON, MEADE BAKER, A.
B0pExsR &C.. az 2I cents Per bottle. md in an e'e-
giant and pleasant Ln2enro form, l2s ana y cehts
7 sops fDT--9m#