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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14
TERMS 5:
TOR WORK

80 I1Es- - 70 b able . turn out - work in
- % -,s-es ~ uyohce neDr0priet0r being
$50 49, himself. ard having in his employ an
|--Eaz - sxpe-ienced Fancy Dob PrIEter, IS de-
uPIsa7- .r-r-e1ue in the execution o. Job Work
--Fsl1 - q Posters latest improved Card
- S-.5rs wo-E II ColOrs, BroHzs Work KEW VIII
!. distance E1u be promptly attended TO-
O11s-est . eve satisfaction or ne pay
=. he solicitation Of a couple Of young
we found ~ourself On last Friday
-. seated Il an easy carriage, with
nan Of CoLEMAz's fast nags attached
,-s,,. IN route for AspinwaH the object
ubi,h haunt was to attend a Bal gwen
q Nr LOUIS NEAL Of that place. OF
everything passed of pleasantly
H. Neal doing the hOnors Of the Occa-
With 3 grace and dignity charming
|, behold. Bright eyes sParkled with
sssure and fair cheeks glOwed with the
element Of the quadrille. SOciability
srailed and the golden hours N an
- wings" rapidly fitted away, and not
-r.I the East began TO kindle were we
rsrned Of lis being tine to start on the
path.
Some Of ON young friends expressed a
to always remain and could with df-
fcul,y make up their minds to return
Al, BOYS, when We we're young and sus-
,n-ible. The same delightful torrents
occasionally suffered by OurseH' and
cur warnest symPathies are extended II
vour behalf.
We found AsPinwan quite a thriving
place, and much improvement going on
Friend HOBLIrzELL IS doing q fine busl'
ness, and, as he was here, isa general ia.
vorlte.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14
nrrEr.An P - DEALER


VIII commence he seventeensh vOIume en- ne first
day 81 January next. Il win continue a Eati0paI De-
mOcratic Journal, readable IN every State and Territory
Of this Union. The Plain Dealer has now been publish
ed Seventeen years by the same indlvidua&; has fought
ave Presidential, and twenfy-oHe State Campaigns with
ont missing an issue and is row in better pluck TO fight
the batflts or Den0cacv than ever. Hand % hand have
we c1nTended with Know nottingham, GreeleFism, Bee-
cherism, and BIz4 RepubIfcanix1r; until now ve see
the National Democracy Triumphant Ger them all. NE
National Administrator Is OuTs-PennsyIvania, Iowa.
Minnesota and Chic have been g~ior5usIy REDEEMED Il
IS CBnfcehtly predicted that in three years, or ~ the
neat Presidential election, every State and Territory IN
the Unioa viii be Democratic.
we have passed through an extraordinary year. While
the earth has brought forth in unusual abundance, and
the land is burdened with a surplus Of rich products;
banks have been bursting about Us on every sides and
panic, Ike 1.-THE p~estIIeRce that walks AZ 1o0n-dzy,' he's
pervaded all branches OF business. This paper bubble
system hurst just in time 10 save the farmer harmless,
EVENTS OF THE YEAR TO COME.
The poIisy Of the new National Administrators Is to be
sSabllslied. new Congress, Democrats in both bran
chss, Is sOOR to assemble The Presidents FIRST Annual
Message IS to be delivered. The new
Kansas sn1OregOa-to be admitted Our Union IS &c
dent Treasury Is 70 be established; and the BLACK Repu-
NOV IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE!
We shall have every week
A list Of all tie broken banks,
--- nc latest mzrEet reports,
Tales, and Telcgraphs from al paris.
TERMS:
Single Subscribers 800 Clubs Of tsezty s12s
Cues o. ten $50 G4ubs OF forty I.oC
Pay Invariably in advance. 70 the getter Up Of club
one eop5 gratis, Post Masters are especially r~equestet
70 act as Agents Clubs can Commence at any time,
Those desiring the Presidents Message and Gther Pub
lie Documents can subscribe new
Subscribers 20 the new volume sh0ule send in then
names IS early as the middle 81 December, SO that theI
may be registered n time for the frst uumbe-. Al
funds received at current rates, and if registered, 'stAOul
] " GRAY. Cleveland. OHIO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14

BROWNTILLE
OUR attention viii be given 10 the following business
VIZ
TOthe buying OF Bank notes, and leaning sEOney,-On
g0Cd s~eCuity,
and selling OF Eastern Exchange.
Land Warrants,
c~olhec1iOa OF debts in NebraSka, Iowa, Northern
" Missouri, and Kansas
buyIng and selling Of farms, town lots. OF mim-
p-0vel lanCs.
selection and entry ~ Laals fUr settlers or
others, either With land warrants or uluEey-
ReUIttances can be made 20 rs ID D-sfts, OF Deposited
with Banks CT Bankers subject 20 our order
Eevlll enter lands with Warrants o. Cash. pay all ices.
taxes and commissions for oae-thI5d q tie g-Oss pFcdLs,
accruingf from the safe Of the lands
IN Nebraska and Kansas from twO 10 three millions
acres OF the finest land in The Union are being offered foI
sale Foreign capitalists viii md here : rich fsld for IN
vestmeHt. Investments jUdici0usIy made IN western
lands and tow1IOts aCenOE paying from hfty to i've hGn'
dTed per cent.
We solicit the patronage Of the pubic, confident thsi
cur experience and knowledge il the business VIII enable
Is 70 give entire satisfaction.
Having large acquaintance in the Mississippi waller
it Will not be diHcult 70 give references when requires
by Correspondents, as regards cur stantingi ana viii at al
times cheerfully answer all letters OF enquiry.
BrOwnville, June 18th, 1851 W. Z
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14
rPotter Wanted.
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

The Tax payers q Nemaha county are hereby notifed
that tsxes are nov due ard that an prepared ~ ali
times receive and receipt for the same Taxes net paid
on or before the first day OF January, ISJS, viii Be sub
iect 20 a penalty 0f twenty-five percent. per AMMAN al
ditsOnaI, according TO our Revenue Law
RI RACNET, Tres. Nemaha CO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14
Notice.

Edith. "1e5raskd 4Iuers;ser~:
DEAK SIE: Unlocking over the last number q yOur
paper = notice attracted NJ attention signed By
jerome Hoover, Esq, IN which be states that certain
stories areIn eir8uiEtiOH thar the undersigned claim
sOmeipterest in Semaha City fr the purpose If in
juring It's prosperity. It may DO quite vel tOeir-
eulate a report @ that nature where the facts are
unknown, but 20 those knowing the facts such a
statement is merely fooEsh.
And for the purpose cf giving = far opportunity
to persons 70 ascertain the facts We hereby EaSn al
persons from purchasing aEys pretended claim az
interest in the said taEn Of Nemaha City. from the
said Jerons Hoover, as he has sold and received pay
fo- nine-tWelfths Of said sown, and suit Is now pending
to place the undersigned in possession Of The Interest
BY them purchased in the saHe; and they have not
authorized the said Hoover to sell SrGiSP9se Of any
portion Of their interest, but directed salt to be
tFOGghtlOEg sInSc for its rccCvey-
Years, &C.,
7. !. MARSHALL.
JN0. DONUPHAN.
JAS. DONIPHAN.
RI RALLAR3.
Re-. BISHOP.
Id. BIRD
\. g. WOODWARD.
:. +. NUCKOELS.
CHAS. T. HOLLY.
March 2s.L. 1857. -4e-t
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTN ERSHIP.

The CO-partnersbip heretofore existing between J. II.
Maun and A. s. HoIladav, UnSier the name and style OF
J. H MzUn s Co, is this Day dissolved by mutual cor
sent.
L is ~snxioEsly desired that the affairs o. the firm be
Immediately settled therefore tOhse who kEsw or believe
themselves indebted IN any manner whatever viii take
due vsrning. Il mist be done and that too without de-
lar. All de5ts must be paid 10 A s. Holiday, who
Wiz be found for the present at the POst-0fce.
J. MAUN,
p S5o-. %, 81. A. S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14
HUDSON GEORGE,
DEPUTY COUNTY sURTEYoR)
SURTEYOR IND LIND .fGENT,

(DEPJT1 COUNTY SCRNE AOR)
SURTEYOR IND LIND .fGENT,
MAIN STREE-,
BR0WNFHLS, y. u.
81 WILL EitezA zrmrtiT ~ f~aifhfsIy 90 ths Esie=i,n
Iad llCsfi0u q G0rersleut Lluds n tie Nelaha Land
= strIc-. Surveying TTTu sizes, rhdIvfdingL andS Daft-
ngCIty Pl2ts, and ilosher business % . general SarreF-
or WIIbUT and sRl Land warrants, pB taxes, invest
gate ttIes, File Declaratory StatemeLts ~ inteLtHDfp
We-eUpt, and make out P~Te-enp3u1 Tipers GlItu
uca, aEtalEars n hand - LOOK ext calEms Er 4tm ~
ties. ~Tnvestments made hr dss1nt ie1Iers. Lestera
e inquiry answered prDmPtly-
EEFR TO -
CaEsei Bscksi. Banker, Df-tC1, CHS.
John Nils, CashsBsyt9n RzRks FbEN
p. !. LCuc q -
GuESie &S-ElE, 10 Il
Mod X Neab l% 40 10
Moses smith, CsuCiln2i, CHI
Ryau X Charles. Lend Agents. Si5ux CRY, I5ps.A
EEL d. Nixon, Land Register, BTOEnSil3e, N. =.
LuShbaugh Carson, Bankers co O.
Brown 4 H2Iiam. 10 ID CO
r ". Furnas. Editor Advertiser, do Do
Sept q, 57-uI5-E2G -s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14
''The States .
Al Independent National Democratic Paper
Published at Washington. DC

An Independent National Democratic Paper
Published at Washington DC,
Il viii represent the sound constitutional principles
which have ever been upheld BY the National Democracy
viII interest the politician extensively, nor 50 suhser-
Went 20 party - q betrsy principle AZ the command Of
power % dsgSise its convictions Al the suggestions Of
In addition 10 the discussion Of important political
questions ils columns viii be devoted 10 the ProeeeGngs
a C0ugress- the current tranSactionsof the government.
g. general ueUs, and matters u tuterest apDertaini1E %
Literature. Agriculture, anG Commerce
he Weekly, II viii be perceived Is published in a
tcuble sheet form. and isPrnted On superior paper, with
hand>ome bold type Al The following reasonable rates
% subscription
Single ocpies SEQ
Two comes 3G9
Earee o1pies 500
1en oupies, 10 one aEdress, and any larger number
a. the rate o. 81 per year srofo
Ten oopies,t % the spdress e. each subscriber and
any larger number, AZ 81 20 each SI2yOo
In order % O5lIge those vino desire to suhfcribe for a
Pager P~ublishedi in Washington city for a shorter peTiad
1a3oae ye1r. ne propose 70 furnish the weekly States
0eio0ns
Five copies 90
POR SIX MONTHS.
Quo ooTy 500
Five ospies 400
Any postmaster, clerk, or ether person, Who nay send
I've suhsGiberss with - enclosed win reneive an extra
Guy.
HPsyaeut IN all eases is required Invariably in adj
and % papers viii be forwarded uHT1 ne reeeips
H-ue proprietor q oTheS tates- Ezs ons Of the orr
tnai f0uuders q the washington Union.f ana his Ionz
neSsFlPe- expeueaoe before ana since he establishment
- PsPer Justihes him in promising a paper well
JOHN P. HESS,
pRESERyED FRUITS; strawoeTies. Peaches
Hn1uteGrcs &c &e, to be had at
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14

G-HAl191Al41 AZ AAl EaANAAcCaL II MI q dTEEEEc- EHLH
for residents and nsn-EeSSeuso < Theeitx. hzShndured
Is to establish, ~ eonnecIian with cur newspaper enter
pEissa
Purchasing Bureau
under the iurlediate supervIsion Of one unour arm, as
sisted By the most accomplished experts. Jor ssEPtyAy
eng ericle fs fks ts0rIG :
Particular sfteaEIJR Eiil be pad 70 the selection. Fur-
chase. and ssleOf th0rOUgh-bredG Cattle and HHrse STuck,
trained DOGS, FeEFets, and fancy Fowls, CSTEisge, Bug,
and Saddle Horses, Carriages, Harness and Sazdlef, Time
Watches, every description o. Ere AIRS. Sporting Arfi-
eIes, Fishing Beds ard Tackle. Mnssr and Ans,czl iEscrz-
ment, Yachts. Sail and Row Boats Furniture. me N.nss,
Liquors, sad Sugars; Cricket ard Bail bats. Pads, &c, Sc-
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, e the latest sd Clnst
improved kinds Seeds, Plants, Fruit, F5TeSt and shane
trees. and al kinds q B1gks treating e1 Subjects cE IN
pOrtance To tie Farmer, HsrticGIturist, and Florist =
STATE ROOMS ESGAGED n adEAnCe, On Ste1Dcrs and
Packets to leave toT Europe. CaEturnias The West Inties.
tr any part OF the world This wilOoTI1te the necessity
% Hesidectsof inland towns. and places where no steamer
agencies exist-FE coming 10 New York two 0Ethree seeks
n advanee-zs they arenoE frequently required 10 d.
either t0ootaln passage, crto secure ehsi5le s~cr0nH0da-
bOEs- In this department, We VIII be really ID secure
BOOKS AT Hotels AZ favorable rases, seas 70 ps0tect
the stranger fTCm imposition IS well as inconvenience (;
and, in short, TO perform any 6escTigtion es Commission
hat would ordinarily require the presence Of the party
himself.
Gentlemen who desire 10 form Libraries. OF who nav
wish 10 p-ucurathe Choice LltrrctuTs Cf t5e edgs cza
always rely EpRa ON juesement and selection Alss
Blank books and SSauong-E5 and BoOk and New PEPPER.
br printer
FORTHR LADIES, we viii procure The latest Fashion
Plstef, styles Of Bonnets, samplesOt the newest vaEle-
Hesot goods, cosmetics, perfumes and fancy arSleiesr ana
We shal! always be pleasedt furnish eyeryihlns eonnec1-
ed with their warts
In short, for sny service which may be required, the
public may rely UPon Us, vita the most perfect confidence
for fidelity, and dispatch APplytO
GEO v. Co.
Porter's Spirit Of the Times, S48 B~rOadwsy. \. 7
N~B-SubsTiptiOns for POrIers Spirit Of the TINES,
paper, may be forwarded 10 the same direction. Terms,
IS = year
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14

81. JOSEPH, no.
JAMES CARGILL-Pro?rietOr.
MANUFACTURES and keeps constantly
IVA on hand for sale, al kinds Of Flour. Meal,
and Feed stHfs. Orders solicited and promptly SHED
On most favorable terms. Cash paid constantly for
Wheat For eharactsr Of Flour rsfcr to sEg-ybotly,
that ever used Is. Ha
s.. Jossnh. Ne. Aug. so. 1855. r~fnss-lr
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14
We. HARVEY. =. Van WICK. -
Civ. Tag. Sur & Draft'n. GGlezalL azE -lgcat.
HARVEY, VAN WICK q Co,
General Land AGENTS


r connected win u WasainSfon City -
United States Government. OF attend 20 any business BE-
fore the General LlaG Cdce ElLa Dispatch al L. tke
satisfaction CT their customer
One Of TIE frm being a practical Etgrrcer and s~rrrFw-
OF having been for Hlany yezrscounecfed with The United
States Coast surveys engsEei On works c. internal Ia
pruyeueItsJ Ee are prepared % EzER Su-E0ys o. Towns.
Farms. &c, may part q fae TErrIfaTt Gnd having
en1ced the h@t Draflsman mtbe fRrFfET Gneze-UIe
Mas, TUwu Pats, arddrauIEgs % al kinds lmcclzall-sl.
architectural, 6c.l to the Pertect sa1sa-GoE or GUS
TONERS.
0ctoser zL ISL y2.5iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14

DhfcD FRUITS; strawberries, Peaches
NhGrkbsrriss &c &e., 70 be bad At
Ii. FBTE& cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14
~COmmercial NufSery
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.
A-AAGELlola u ne - tl ana 1lAl1-AE-As AA4 AA- AZ
excessively u-azedrn the pr1raEatignos
NEoOE, GkAETED AND BCDDED IoCES FoB
NTRSERVEG

NLn9EEAAEA lat
especially the p and a few ether hardy Tidil.
Having spent near twenty years IN saectlng ther =
Fruits. the- arenGE convinced hat Mar lists unSurraat~
81, hath in regard % the quality and the PrUPcrficasi -
which thsy cnltivz;e- BeinEve-- desE-uEsa % Gsseulns-
ting them - whteiy aspa>s1ble, tEEg ~1i0eftlc usthNloe
Sealing oct snail. cultivated stOcks fer TIE &urseEt, -
being far Hore psacdcahietad safe. han ~ ncurAefrPa
expense, deiaT an risk o. shirp5E ls-eer Eeas, ahs2
should always be raised near where theE are wGiTtfd-
FruthEirEzg 0perience thE f1ftfr tkEzseives tai
they are perfectly acquainted With tie Above bNSsaeE,
and they g~raftonly sueh bardy v~zrietlas De srct1td WTs.l
~ lie rNt- 1l1hud- On EeedAnE s.Cc&- aha he usnHt c.
sirable, tender snd hslfb hardy kinds Thegrafting VII BE
HtUne 4. the puperEcascu. and In the best manner Tk0
st0ck Will - pSoEsise-urely and sAipDedhE express, Thh
the greatest care IL early SPRING, tsauy part % &c lEesG-
! 1Taey have alzos O. hands tEe EEscstGalhEG c-p u
21CLUR1 HEDGE PL4RTy
/ ever grown Tor sale % bcSf terEs, By t1e hoDs3ni r.
uIiig8- TEey EEy Eeesairped IA ts Fail 81 SlTizE-
+ her prices rNu-sey soeEvlllbe ETud Is lOE Is zuv
ctherOf eGucl qEctIty in The Union C@lslUgue zn1lrtst-
Be on Hedze Culture, ssnt ETatis tQalls rPhcana-
Ps-ruaaEs s0lcited Orders ~ SwlaTJ sto4 Aud
bs sent p-1r % eSh q Decembe
A1irezs, OVERMAN & MANN
I GC1. rs. B--ul6 H EElYnsng-En, IL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14
LuszsAueH 3 cARscai..' NJ


il AOAIAm
ncUTTearM0uey ELaa1ce AMI Land ErTantH,
B~ROWNVILLE. EEMAHA . T.
Especial attention VIII be gwen d Buying and se!llrg
Exchange On the principal cities % the Uni 81 STATES.
Gold, Silver. and uncurreut BdRk Notes. AeU1stan4 srr-
ply Of Land Warrants on hand fer sale, FOE CASH. or e.
tereio OF time for Pre-euptUrs- All Warrants sid 81 L.
guaraureedn every respect. WIIale DeeilraEp . SAFE
Papers ~ Ehort notice Money leased uDou Rst srCuri-
ties, At western rates q interest. AID investments r1rde
IN L1nds OF city property fOr dstant Capitalists Cole
tiOns up1I al CUuvClient p1ints Will De promptly attena-
Cd to and procee1sreInuedlneSchanre sttduent ratez.
Bills q Exchange on ENGLAND, Ireisnt. ard Prince. o.
taned a. Bsuzi rEteS. VITA csst OF E-rhauseu On the East
AIDED Deposits received0 On Current account snlIiutersst
aiiswed0n s7edaI deposits. f.fl-R a1sFtf
OfElCE-2LnS s. near 8 Lad Disc
-"REFEaESCEs-
End, Brother * Co, Merchants, PEIadeirh,as
McNzUghrOn. Cars0n s Co, -
R 71ss- 5 Whit White r., B4maors NJ
Jn0- Thompson Mason, Corr 0f Port, 90 q
= n. Pundersgn &C0- Mercka1lS, HA
T@e! $50 saE:s $3.50 {.
J T. Stevens, Es1-s Atty AZ Law,
Jnc- 5 Gsliaher, Late - Aud. O. 8 T.. " % Z
Taylor < Krissh, BANKERS, ChicsE, III.
AcNiell2ncs &TuEs Co. Aerc1aAtB. s. Lots, Ea-
Hon Th0s. c. Pratt, AznzDais Na.
Hon J. " Gear, Ex-GOv. Kansas, Pean.
Han Jas o. CEsoa, EerrersszEPs-
r small - Prsst > B1ah HsseEst0~z. Nd
Charles Pars0ls GO. BaRks-sS Ksskzlr. Iowa
h c AuIG 60. Csgncil Bluff -
Greene, Weare Rice, 80 Das Nina e.
Douglass & watson, " Yfaton. 90
C0l- sam HGm5le-0n, Att'S stLaE, Ea.5z. IA
Judge 1hos- feTrEs -f.sa CEsbsrl4a1 Nj
Proi+h- Tut~ners Haxann A4ha1na.
Oct 8. '57-F2-nfLf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14
Porteras Spirit Of the Times.
General Purchasing Agency.

TIE Constantly INTERESTING demand upoa rs 90 execute
cgmEEssiOns for The rurchlSegf all krris a. arsEcles. beth
for residents and nIn-resi&enfso 81 theeity. hzAnduced
Us to establish, El eOunec1isn with Our Newspaper enter-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14
To the Public.

IFOREWARN al psrsans ousvbuinfsRT AtN ~
erecting aay h~nilsn-s IN tie town q nSAN EnAAEE-
CO.. Sad torn IS l1id cut on uy ciaih, Ehi3 Wa
jum2ed By Mrs. Ritter, and i By his n0tice MAKE puiiiia
ny msen5ian Of o~ontestiHg her right 70 he ame. hefsre
Ehe United states ComUuis11uCr n
~ NebTaskin sad ST ssssA Gazees spy iNostA.
Send Bali 70 this once
SEPT 10. F5-II-Im lila I'D SOIN-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14

R. ". FURNAS, Hon. sec'y
BrOunUiHe, N. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-14

= : Z s.anos VII be promptly attended TO-
-3e-a =, I've satisfaction or Nc pay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

Tt" prevalence Of the above complaints ut this
has has lae effect ut bringing ont Il host ot
profess Is nov specifies, and white gone few may
3 good. many nTe uace.s and some even dangerous
Trpr.s,Ht disappointment the bestcOurse to pursue
'y~i tn be safe and eiiiraCiuus Of this class is
lLEb CuT"aUNp SYRUP cF hUN ARABIC Original
y thr itSur o. prescription Of eminent ph ysiCan
u s-,u became popular family medicine aud with
u3t tivertisns, his continued to enJuv growing
reputation Tor the Hast twenty years In all recent
rl--- 1t acts like a charm, ami in Chronic Cases.
hits, II oping-Co ia. Group, Asthma &c it
I-.i "l'h unparalleled success, rs most families
= Q tr.tjfv.
>oli ~ Fisher X WINSTON. MEADE 4 BAKER. A.
btnEhfR. St.. at p cents Ter bottle. and in ee
ear and pleasant b.haHJe form. i2i, ana 25 cents
- hay, Called TYLEE's GUN AEARIo Cou5H CANDY
l H.ls fa yT-2m%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03
ssA- BUaaow's gELIAnLr MrDrorsr-

~efss quickly and permanently scRoFuLA, SYPHILIS,
hsusAfIsa PILEs. KIDNEY AFFECTIONS CosfIyE-
Ahrs fthEkEaL DIaEAsEs. aud all chronic affections
~ lis sE1uAL ORGANS. The wonderful reputatio.
'hT1 tbs celebrated remedy has acquired ia tip
''AghiY eradicati0g the above diseases il uDpTee.
o'ht"d Ia the annals Of medicine. Thousands Of the
~ ihtet@rate e'sses Of disease have been cured ~
Haced beyond aii possible cure by the most efni.
Hrht physet.ts 0f the country. Finley y. Fergu
% D. Msyor Of Norfolk, Va, cured Of Rheumaiisr |,
~ Ih"fnSs Hume, Portsmouth Va cured of Broa-
yuius !. daughter of eignor GEORGE Formerly Pro.
isof ., susie IN this city, WAS cured Of terrible
,,i'Vus aheeL0ii; ard Thousands Of others whose
Aa,hs" u" could ee mentioned were 10 necessary.
nntice VI per tgfflo-'six bottles for g.
Pr'pared By ] W Busaow A %. Practical chem
sti. Norfolk, Va -
s.la ~ PukoELL. LADD 4 Co, Wholesale
S4"ssses' fusnHsaa. la 26-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03
JEFFgRsON WARD.-Tbe followinp Tick
COMMISSIONERS.

To Ny FELLOw CITIZENS OF THE CRY
RICHAoSD--AHer advising with my friends and
csndldate Tor the Office of COMMISSION ER or
lHh REVENUE in Monroe Ward, (irrwbiCh hav,
resided tor twenty years IN the place OF Mr. Humid
ley, who will not lie again candidate, at he cleo
an to he held on the 18th day of May next. have
served yon as police officer Or the last ears
ard shoul hr pleased TO receive your support fT the
above Office. q w Il TYLER
te 25-dtde
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rLLM.x AND 1aE CLgRGr-Mr uIlman. the one

TLLhAN AND THE CLERGY.-Mr. Ullman the opera
manager. has created stir among the clergy men
of New York city. It appears that few month";
ago, when the Oratorio of the Messiah was pro
duced. they allowed the use of their nanes. Mr
Ulman. apparently bent on making the most OF
the influential names 0f the reverend gentsmen,
to their great astonishment, on Monday attached
aud republished the old list in announcing the
same Orstorio for Tuesday evening. Protests and
remous.rances instantly poured in upon him, and
the consequence ar immediate withdrawal OF
the greater portion of the ist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

A STRANGER, who registered his name ''John
Henning, n c. died suddeDly at t@ Mansion
House, in Tuscaloosa, Ala, on the 23t nit lie had
been there ali ut week-sppeared to be suffering
under great mental distress-had all his meals in
his room-shuuned society -drana freely of liquor,
and WAS often heard in his room bewsiing his
fate. 1t was known that he took chlOroform, but
his sudden demise was attributed to spoplexy.-
He had in his possession S225 in gold, two gold
watches, and pair of Colts repeaters. No letters
or papers were found on his person.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03
COUNTY or HEYRICO
SHERIFF..
EsAr TO THE NuTERs oE HENRIn.

OuNTT.-I take this method of announcing my self
candidate for the Shcriilalty of Henricu county at
h" election in May next; and if elected promise t.
levOe all of my time to The office. and to discharge
is duties ~ the law directs will try aud gee the
TOteIs of the county betIe the day of election and
the meantime | refer all such wish TO ascer
.ain my fitness for the office TO my ueighboTs and
70 John NJ. Gregory, Esq John X. Young, Esq, and
= the Justices ut HeurIco county.
Ia 9l-dtde T. j. CARTER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03

ACQuITTED-Thomas +. Day, Esq the POstmas-
ter, At tireenspring Cumberland county, Md, who
indicted in the Circuit Court for the Western
District of Virginia for misdemeanor, at the in
stance of Que Mclaughlin. had his trial on Mon
day last, on the evidence adiuced at the former
trial The Court instructed the jury 10 bring in a
verdict of not guilty the ffsst and second counts
and guilty on the thrd-which was simply tear
ing a letter" fine Of one dollar imposed,
the Court deciding that the evidence showed the
letter had not been opened with "A wiilfnl inteEt.
The verdict acquitted Day of all criminal inten-
tiNn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-03
PARTICULAR No7IcE.-Great sale Of

Watches Jcwelry. Plated Ware and Fancy Goods at
s. ;Isu and Vrira'" sale. by III. ". QuARLEs, at No.
d.. Va a street; every day nj evening tins week
Isii,-' sale at : o'clock J. II.
b.uIiemru'S sale at = . O'Clock.
on v..ly-t and most eNtcnslve variety ever offer
o. % tbs fkyt fly sal above. Mer rhAEts are
rrt.-u,ary invited 10 cali and examine the goods.
sqi purchase either privately at the evening
,.f,s All goods warranted as represented. No lIH
Main ~tfr"t- NH -