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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-23
NEW CASH DRY GOODS STORE

" The subscriber most respectfully informs his
friends ard the public generally that be has open
ed, at No III Broad street between 5th and 9TH and
selected with great care, handsome assortment of
Ladies DRESS GOODS. sHAWLS. HOSIERY, LIN.
Ems, CoTT1Ns, FLANNELS, ri BBONS. MUS
Inns, LACES, FANCY AkTICLks, SMALL
WARES, DC, &C all Of which will be sold at low
prices exclusively for cash. and would particularly
call attention 70 the stock of bkEsS GOODS,
sHANLS aud RIBBONS. which are OF the newest
styles. and bought at great reduction fronl the
early season prices. Having made arrangements to
do bu iness entirely on the CASH system, the public
vorahle terms and hope thereby to merit their ap-
probation. Nm SWORDS
Tim Agent for ] III Anthony
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BY Alexander Mott.
BY Henry W. Quarles, Auct., ]
(No. $50 Main Ssrsstl #ssHs.
A UCTION SALE OP-A RICE avn

A UCIION SALE OF A. RICH AND
- kLEaAMT STOCK OF JEwELRY.-sale to
c commenee This haENlN0, q o'clock. and =
without reserve.
The ASSORTMENT consists of every varjetv a. i.
found In rst class retail store: Rlsxaut lava ~
cameo Goods: Fine Lockets; Cameo Kcyoivinr Pins
out; and an endless variety OF denslemen's 0ocds
&C. &c. 49,
Va Private sales during the day ,ss
FOR bargains aC auction, call at No. 10 Najn Il.
every evening, at O'Clock
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b Jas =. 1ayIsr { - 49,

2 - - xsylss Z Dea, Aso61.
ADMIN1s11 Aro 1YsAtn.os
n NAY N H6 61ocf csso,s lASlgr ~
N!1uaBs At AUG loQ<-WMh - ~ @SSS =.
PAL. The - day ~ Novsubsr. e., - ~ ~ "a.
Hfsoeis stsplss. dsc'd. & Harris ~ : 6
- Kun TurnDske, 4 Mice nofsk q a. eeas% -
iols9wioE psrso1Al DrobeFsys viz: e w :
Negfo Nm yoang eoa hksly. eood kru 49,. s.
: Nearo woman, rood cool. W1sh(r and fSsSs.
Vsnneflor yOunx end velI.eEo6o Mli5e0 Il
Hofeee one nne riding antma1 szss~s
;. Gows, t<arbnss and Calves, Of sapesfor go
y n0&s ena Uooass. n lood order
n ~. q Corns Ios G toddsr. sAnoks 1oSapss.
Riows, Harrows, CuluvasorS, snd syerv 7@s,ss
Machine; CIDER Mill, cns IN iros 49,
s g: 3. 6 sno sss nunbse d asiias 3
TmMs -Hor the slaves, caGh IN baahsAnn mrs
ior the perisnAbls property, sums n m M No..
cash; over that amount, mooeks crs,i4 ~. e
proved ne9ot.bis paDsr, with intorose sIXei
SsIS OF ses staves TO commence puncfnsnv =
JNO HUTOHHa0N.
Adm'r Of Fraucis DtsDiea deojA
saln conducted by JAs u TaYIoR 9 ~. iucfss
Bah persops indebted 70 the cstsfs "a Trsa
cs cssgiesr dec I'LL make Immediate psyvasnt "a
me- and tho. ,hoss ng claims aseinsi tks sststs. VII
s acss'n' 'Asn' iy aas1'1asif SS|SS Is
no l3 Adm'r rrancis efsniss Sec5a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

y ESTATE IN THE CITY OF KICHMOND-Ag
COMMISSIONER acting unter a decree of the Circuit
Court OF The City OF Richmond entered in the suit
Of Pickett vs.. Pickett and others the 25h day u
Of November, 1885, at IA O'Clock NJ. of that day.
sell on the premises, at public auction to the high
est bidder, lot of Land fronting eightyeight and
half fe &c en- Poplar street in the said city near
the corner OF Arch street. and running back to an
alley.
TERNs --Oue-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months for negotiable notes, bearing interest from
the day Of SALE and title retained until the whole
purchase money is paid and convey ance directed
by the Court. JOHN A PICKETT, Con'r
Ssle conducted by A d WILLIAMS, Auct.
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A. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-A
Afne bay MARE, years old, perfectly sounA
AMI Kind. and BUaaY and HARNtSS. neatly nav.
for le the owner has no use for It. r. Be- zen q
Hfx'b STABLES
no lG-2WS corner Cary and l0th pia
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EXECUTORS NOTICE The under
IL signed, having qualified as Executor of John NJ.
Patton deceased hereby gives notice to all who
indebted 10 his estate to come forward and SETTLE
and all persons having claims against his estate
will please present them to the undersigned for Set
tlement. JNO. n. PATTON. JE,
no l,-lm Executor.
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T COX OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE.

Just receiv ed another lot handsome De LANES ut
l2's, L., l,5z ctssDd upwards Meriuoes all colors
from l. cis sud higher; Black and Cold SILKS the
cheapest in the city; all wool Fiannes from 70 cents
&c; rich worked French. Swiss and Cambria Collars
at l2ha cts to 81 worth doutl, the money; Stella
sh0w.s Cloth, MeriBo and silk Velvet Cloaks, ast1r-
ishiBg low prices: Sstinets Cassimeres, sheeps
Gray, Kentucky Jeans tor men ana boys wear
wants and Bed Blankets, the greatest bargains in
the city; Bie4ched and Brt WI shItirg sud Sheet
iRg, and many more goods too cheap to mention
All ash is call. and you will be we'll pleased with
the goods and prices. BY calling at
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
IN sIai.,
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pklvATE BOARDING.-MISS BID
GOOD has taken the large aud comfortable
or the reception OF Boarders on the LIST Of October
ing by the day "a asE IT."
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VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING

Az THE COKNEK UF CLAY A ND FIFTH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wil be
sold. on TUESDAY. the Goth November, 1893. on the
desirable private dwelling located as above now In
the occupancy of Rev. Henry w. Watkins. The lot
fronts 81 IL feet on the south side Of Clay street.
feet to alley 10 feet wide The dwelling 10 built
of brick is In good repair and has ample accommo-
dations for large family.
TEENS One-fourth cash, balance at 2, 4 and mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added. secured by o
trust deed, or title retained.
no Is GODDIN AppERSON. Aucts.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

~ ESTATE IN MANCHESTER. As Commits
seners appointed by decree of the Circuit Gourtof
" sos AZ Tue Term S.53s IA inc SUI.
of said dscIee proceed TO cell public auction on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY. lst December 1885,
a. 31z O'Clock ~ Lots Nos l4i and l42 In Man
chester, situated at the corner of Elakeey and De-
cstur streets, together with the improvements on
said Lots. consisting Of a large Framed Dwelling,
Of bidders.
TERas-One-fourth cash; balance at 8, IL and rs
months for bonds with good security, bearing in
terest and title retained until further order Of Conrt
&C McRAE, (Cor,r
BENZ Ii NASH. ooh To-
Sale conducted By 0oDD;y 3 APPxRsoS, Anets.
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SQUARE ORR HALF ACRE LOTS

"A NOS. IG3. I06. I2l. I22. IN DUyAL,s ADDITION,
AND ST PETER STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG.
TI0N.-Wil be sold on TUESDAY, the a0th Nov,
1855, on the premises. commencing at IL O'Clock,
the beautiful square Of Land located above. 1t
will be sold entire, or divided as may be agreed on
at the hour of sac
TERMS -0pe-thirdj cash; balance at and months,
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed. G0DDIN 4 APPERSON,
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EpM,p HReTRK. Arr.

Persons going TO Richnond va this lins, Will fp1
Petersburg In time for the mail trltn u Ne 49,
mond aad Petersburg Road, which leaves keesee
burg at D. 10 M. .Aag s h.s
persons going West By the Scufhsids bod W}Ias
have remain all night in Retsysbure an1 AAo 49,
mail train which leaves ~ $50 y. TIE nsxt nAkS
ing. %
arrive In Pet (, burg By the mail train u IT, III
Petersburg, and then - tAks Ne eass - Nte11k
leaving Ut I n. q. {
side Road will arrive 10 RstsgsbeSk - So AM -
time get break st before dsDartdse - tAs n1f66
Persons wishins n gooa NORTH ffoA uM1ak, n1&
do 20 By either, the nAy Linz ktgansss, ef1ASH4(
ship Lima for New York. whtch le4vo 49, ~
the latter esmt weekly, Wsd9es1nyS - ononeoaA
No train will Be run on Sunday. -ssaA xaM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-23
THE CAROLINA HOUSE.

EM THE CAROLINA HOUSE.
8eA CORNER OF MAIN AND COMMERCE. STREETS
u NORFOLK, VA.
II Ia. Hotel Is over and adjoining the Merchants
ana Mecnance Exchange. is equidistant from the
Market, Post Office. Custom House and City Hall
on the corner OF two Of the principal thorsngfares
IN the very centre of business and has every sppi
ance for the comfort tnd satisfaction of the guests
TERMS 81 50 per day.
A HARTMAN,
AZ Zt-sm PronriAtnr.
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7 AND FOR SALE IN CHARLhS CIT

II
-, - COUNTY, offer for sale my tract Of LAM
ying IN the county of Charles City on James river
called Mount Prospect" containing no acres Adj.
!sining the Malvern estate and lands Of Messrs
sam'l and Newton Lsdd. There has bee seedei q
cr5p o. wheat this fall on the land
on the said tract of Land 10 good dwelling hcuse
earn, stable and negro quarters. If not soM MI
ga.siy. Will offer it at suctien IN TUESDAY
SIh November 1855. at lo o'clock A H.
TsRMs-Une-fourth cash; balance at 6. l2 and "a
deed. W "sss
Any one desiring to purchase will cali on me. at
'eilneld. the late residence Of my father.
NO l3-dtds THOs WEST. JR
EOR SALE, RENT, OR EXCHANGE
= FOR RICHMOND PROPERTY "A Farm. Of
l40 acres. with new aud comfortable dwelling and
gil necessary outbuildings. "a niles from Rich
mond, and half mile from the York River Kali.
road, adjoining the lands of Mrs Tompkius. Mr.
Paine and others. -
TO one wishing to engage in agricultural. horti.
larry desirable = f's~
TEsMs-one-fourth cash; and the balance ia / 4
ser giving bonds and approved security. and tbs
title retained until the last payment is made.
tor further particulars, call at ID room O Main
Richmond Va. 81 A. HART n n ~
no 4--lms
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ROARnTNH

kOAADlNG.-Ou house on Grace st. !.
mediation OF bonrdsrp. "a W All III svcom'
&C Pts II WUSDAAy
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NOTICE On the so, h day Of Ncvem
~ b-r. lS,s. the agency OF v lillian Duvai for
me ceases, aid all persons indt b'ed 70 him. as my
agent will pi, sse come forward aud gay their in
cebtednfss, and all 10 whom he is indebted such
agent. will pease present their claims blythe 3st
pecen Der, l63e.
no 23-6t STEPHEN 0. DUVAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-23
lC,OMMIsSIONERs, SALE OF REAL

- ESTATE, IN SYDNEY. ON ELMWO0D, BE-
TWEEN LAUREL AND CHERRY STREETS, AT
AUCTlCN-,As Com missioners, appointed by de-.
cree OF the Circuit Court of Henrico county dated
Horner. &C.. we shall proceed to SELL on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY, I'd December, 1855 at 4
o'clock z NJ. the Real Estate located as above The
lot fronts los feet the south side of Elmwood It,
Opposite the Fair Grounds0 and runs back 1879 feet
to an alley.
The improvements consist of large brick dwell
ling. containing six rooms, lesides closets brick
kitchen and smoke house.
The property will be divided, or sold as q whole.
as may be deemed best at the hour of SALE
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at 8, ~ and Is
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till the last note il paid and deed
ordered BY the Court.
JOHN YOUNG. lco,
THOS AUGUST, oo"m To-
Sale conducted by aoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-23
By Alexander Mott, Auct.
MIGHT AUCTION.--Will he solS -

MIGHT AUCTlON.--Wil be sold g
= auction, THIS EVENING, oomueueius q
O'clock. general assortment of Watches. JeveIfv
Hardware. Fancy Goods, Merino Shirfs, Drswe1e
Stocks, Neck Hdkfs, Table Cloths, Fancy o.
meres, and sundry other articles. x48 -
~ The above sale will be continued every n.y.
until further notice. ALRI MOTT -
&C - Auctjopecg.
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EOR SALE. RENT. or EYCH q
By Geddin & Apperson.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 17ru

-. AND UNION STREETS, NEAR sEABROOK'H
WHAIREH0USE, AND ON CARY, BETW Sen lsrs
AND PEAK sTRkETS, ON THE LINE OF THE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG
TlONIWill be sold, on MONDAY the 18th day Of
november, loaS, on the premises commencing at ~
ociock, NJ, IN the order advertised, the following
valuable Heal Estate. viz: Lot No 81, in Adams
plan, fronting ~ feet on Valley or I7th street run
ming back IS feet TO alley.
After which will be sold Lot on the South aide 81
Cary street between 26th and Pear streets fro1tinv
267 Test, running back about 100 feet more or lsse
TO the line OF the York River Road, and having a
front on that load Of feet This Lot is admirabv
adapted to q large warehouse or lumber Yard
IERhS-One-fourth cush; balance at g. IL and "a
by trust deed.
By the request of the heirs OF William Marshall
deceased. GODDIN i ApPERSON,
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RICHMOND AND PRTFRa

BURG nssn as1ISo. A n'Iy r1TzA e
PASSENGERS TO AND FRON CZOIER HILL.
Passengers for Clover Hill take the A. n. trxin
take the 6:2o A. H. train. and arrive ct Clever Hin
At 9 a: n. Returning the train leaves Clever Hlil
at IL 20 A. M arrives at Chester at p M and RIoh.
mond at 3:s0P. NJ, or Petersburg ct as r NJ
The aforementioned trains run daily SUNDAYS
excepted. -
nole-lm r. III GILL; 6npst
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TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTs,

I AT THE CORNER OF BROAD AND MON
ROE STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will
be sold on the premises, en- MONDAY, tire ze,h No
yenber iS5s. at o'clock, ~, the lot fronting s.
feet the East side of Monroe street to an allay
with Two small framed tenements thereon suitable
fer small stores, for pers ms Of moderate means
TERMS accommodating say one fourth cash, bal.
apce at IL and Is months for negotiable notes in.
terest added and title retained.
nol8 G0DDIN APPERSON Aucts
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REAVER BUSINESS COATS-Also,
~ various styles of Cashmere Bushes, Suits-to
which We invite attention.
TUPMAN HULL,
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DUBLIC SALE OF TRACT OF LAND


L CALLED MANNHEIM. IN THE COUNTY OF
HANOVER. ON THE RICHMOND, f. &P. RAIL
ROAD, Is Mills FROM RICHMOND, STOCK,
SLAVES. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CROPS 4 c.
Pursuant to the provisions Of deed Of trust from
VIM H Winston to the subscriber, for the benefit Of
mis- creditors, of record In Hanoy ofice the under
signed will, the 18th day Of January 1882 on the
premises, proceed to sell the above Tract OF Land,
called Mannheim, adjoining the lands of William D
Winston. the estate of Phillip Winston, decd,
and Others distance frcm Richmond, by the Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, Is
miles, and within miles Of the Central Railroad,
ID The fredericksburg Road.
There il q turnout, called Elletts. or Dsrrscotts
within half mile Of this lard The tract contsins
40 acres, and its Susceptibility OF improvement is
equal to auy land in Hanover.
The improvements consist OF q comfortable dwell
ing house, new, with five rooms new tobacco house,
smoke house ami negro quarters, all new. 1t is
the local advantages quality of soil and neighbor-
hood. are looked to- is offered for sale.
At the SEINE time and place, i'll be sold IL young
and kelly Negroes, consisting 81 men women, boys
and girls; ali the Household and Kitchen Furniture;
stock of Cattle. Horses, Hogs. Crops, &c.
TERMs-Eor the Land, q credit Of and II months
will be allow. d. for notes. with approved curity,
carrying interest from the day CT SALE and the title
retained until the last payment ia made. The
Slaves will be sold for cash. For the other pro-
perty, terms made known on day Of sale.
The title to the land 10 undoubtt d, but selling as
trustee. will convey with special warranty.
no l3-2awtds VIM WINSTON.
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BACON, LARD, BUTTER, &o.-20
- hhds Hams. Breasts, Sides and Shoulders Ba-
con; 10 bSls Leaf Lard; s. packages prime Goshen
Butter 80 boxes prime Goshen Cheese: 20 bbls Pota
toes q bb:s onions % bhls Bu:kwheat; hhds Cod
fish; 40 boxes NJ Raisins 100 dozen Brooms: land
ing per steamer this morning, for sale by
Ii
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r or ON BLOODY RUN STREET

IL Af.er the above sale by John Pick EFT, Comr,
will be sold o lot of ground on Bloody Run street
Arch street, fronting II feet and running back
100 feet, more or less, to Thos Flahertys line.
Terms At sale. A d WILLIAMS,
nolQ Auctioneer.
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FAIRPIELD FOH


cd IAIRkIIU, the VIOpefs
ty Of the late James Talley within one mile 81 lbs
city OF Richmond. containing upwards 81 siGhty
acres, 10 for lease.
If no private contract ID made bsfore TUESDAY.
the 4th Of January next. II viii, on that day. ~
auction, on the premises. s5 3aa84.
No property. OF this description, now obtainabls.
offers equal advantages. It's notoriety a. paoS
Course, Ihaying been long and fsmiliarfy knovn =
all the turfmen thyoughout tho United btafss) oH1
its csntiguity TO the city, render 1t very dssrabls
At the same time and place. viii be seld On feer
months credit; the purchaser giving nssethsss
twenty dollsrs. and under that cash, Suansty q
CORN. OATS, and FODDER several valusbbs
MULEs; some me CATTLE; Household and KitcAs
en- Furniture, ke. y
: Several able-bcdisd likely Negro Nsnwiii - Arsa
out at the came time.
no Ibid EDM,D HB1TH8. Arr.
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BUSINESS COATS-lf you want the
- best in town, call at ITO Main street.
DO II TUpMAN HULL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-23

BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS-We have
- just received fresh lot Of Black CT tn Clocks
OF the usual styles, for sale cheap by
noie CHILES Il CHENERY.
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ElSH, &c.-2U0 bills Potomac Hernia s:
L 40 bbls Nos and Mackere $40 kits No do:
20 bbls Ale and Cider: q whole and half bbls Pic
kles; goo bags Java. Laauayra and Rio Cofee; 3CO
bbls Refined Sugar. For sale by
no Is TIIOs JONES A. co
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

The TABLES TURNED.-At The Done.
gal a~ssizes, the following numerous cross
examination of a witness occasioned much
merriment in The court:-"Mr. DoheItv,
what business do you follow" Il am a
schoolmasier." -"Did you turn off your
scholars, or did they turn you off," 81
do not wish 10 answer irrelevant ques-
tons" (Langhter.) "Are you q great
-favorite with,yeur pupils2" "Aye, troih
anil, a much greater f~avoriie than you
are with the public" "Where were you,
sir, this night" "This night" said the
witness, "there is a learned man-,his
nigh, is not yet come, l suppose you
mean that night?" (Here the witness
looked at the judge, and winked his eye
as If in triumph.) 81 presums the school
was abroad tina, nigh, doing moth.
ting2 Define nothing" "Well," said the
learned schoolmaster, 81 will define it,
II is a fooiless stocking without; a leg"
(Roars of daughter, in which his lordslIip
Joined. "You may go down sir" Faith,
| believe you're tired enough of me; but
lit is my profession to enligbten the public,
and it you have any more questions to
ask, | will answer them"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20
Sor i; farEc;,
TaE BEST THING foR SUaIS.

Il may lie put down as a settled f.ct
thai the very be>l application for all kinds
of burns and scalds is an immediate appli-
cation OF dry whedt .fOnr. It is, without
controversy, better than any and oil Of the
"healing- salves," iu~rpentines, oils, spain
killers" &c, that can be named. We
speak positively on this point, because ii
is one decided by the best physicians, and
We have had abundant practical proofs OF
lis efficacy.
lles; DISCREPANCIES the flesh, deadens
the cuticle or outer skin, and admits air
which is Irritating. A good coating of
-four shuts on the air, soolhes the irriia-
lion. and dries up the fluids thrown out.
Do not imagine that something healing"
must be applied. Not all the salves in
the world can mrnd broken fest. You
can stick together broken glass, or wood,
with wax or glue; you can weld together
severed iron; but no such treatment is
applicable to flesh disorganized, cut or
burned away. Nature, SO 10 speak, has
a way of her own, and only one wav 10
repair a breach in The flesh. The heal.
ing moterial comes from within. If the
hand be cut, bring the severed parts To-
gether, hold them there steadily, cover
Up the par, from the air and from exter.
nal injury, and the healing will go on so
long as there is no disturbance. If from
curiosity, or anxiety, or other cause, you
disturb The half formed new flesh, a sore
will be the consequence.
We repeat, for all kinds Of burns or
scalds, however severe, put on only q
thick coat of -four. If a hard crnsry mass
be formed so as to produce irritation, after
a day or two wash off the surface care
fully with blood-waIm wafer, dry par
TALLY, and put on more -four, but never
disturb the actual surface OF The sore
until, when entirely healed, The scab falls
off of its own accord. Our word for il,
this treatment will best promote the cure
of burns. But a short time since, a child
upset a dish of boiling wafer into IFS bo-
som, producing a fearful scald upon the
whole front Of its body. The mother
CHANGED 10 be a reader of the Agricuhu-
rist, and noticed our remarks upon this
topic some two years ago. She immedi.
diately applied -four, and -four only, bind
ing it on with a cloth loosely, so as not 10
produce irritation. The child was soon
sooo;hed, and in a very few weeks was
entirely healed, with scarcely a scar re-
naming. This is bu, one of many SIM
liar instances that have come to eur
knowledge from time TO time american
AgricuAurist.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20

a FLArTERING MARRIAGE NoTIcs.-li
is usual in publishing marriage notices 10
say something handsome of the couple,
and the following very flattering marriage
notice we have clipped from the Seymour
lind Times:
Married, in Seymour, on Sunday. TIA
4th inst, by Esquire Carter, Mr.. George
Wolfrom, (better known as old Wolfrom,
the t1nner,) to Mrs. Fredricka Miller, a
charming widow of twenty-five. Old
Wolfrom is the ugliest and f!thiest man
in the United States, without any excep-
ton, and how, with all his usliness, he
got the widows consent 10 have him, is a
mystery to US. We can assure the bride
that she need not be afraid of any woman
running away with Wolfrom, for she is
the only woman that has been within'ten
feet of him for twenty years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-20
q OHIO

During the long winter evenings, the
farmer has ample time for reading, and if
he can read that kind of periodicals which
while they, at the same time interest and
improve the mind, will at the same time
tend to make him a richer, happier and
more useful man. he will derive a fourfold
good. OF this kind are the agricultural
papers. Among these, there is none bet
ter adapted 10 this locality than the ONO
CuLTIyAToR. Ii is devoted 10 the inter-
esrs of the farmers OF Ohio. Every num-
Der contains the practical experience Of
practical farmers of this State, and the
reader can always find facts concerning
farming, CLEANED from experience in the
same climate and soil as his own, and
theories based upon them which will be
far more likely 10 be right than those
founded upon experiments made in other
parts of The United States.
GEN. HARRIS, the editor Of the Gulf.
yator, was for many years a citizen Of this
county, and deserves from his old friends
a large subscription list.