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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27
Democratic Convention ian Hi.
nOiS.

A call for Democratic State Conyen
ton in Illinois, 10 nominate State Treas
urer, and Superintendent of Public In
struction, was responded to by ,ne assem-
bling of delegates a. Springfield, on We'd
nesday last, The feud between the Bu-
cnanan and Douglas Wings of the party
wero found to be rreconcilable. The Del
egates separated and each faction organi-
zed Democrat" Convention of its own.
The Buchananites could muster repre-
sentatiyes from only twentyeeight coun-
ties; but they made up in devotion for
what they lacked in numbers. They
adopted the Lecompton swipdle with all
its fraud and abominaGons, as the only
test Of Democracy, and passed resolutions
strongly endorsing the Administration
1t was composed Of Post Masters chiefly
and did not make any nominations, bu
postponed that little item of business un
, til the 9th of June.
The Douglas Wing had representation
: from ninety seven counties. They passe'
resolutions endorsing Douglas and the II
e linois Delegation in Congress, but dodge'
: all other issues by emitting to make an
platform of principles for the State can
t vass. w. B, FoNDEY was nominated 70
Q State Treasurer, and ex-Gov French fo
It Superintendent of Public instruction
! The fight promises to be an INTEREST,""
C one.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27
SIIERIFF'S SALE,

DY virtue of an order Of sale to me Direct sd
ID from the Court Of Common Pleas oIl Meigs
County, will offer for sale at the. door OF the
Court house in Po%ercy, a.. public outcry,
On Thurss31'y, the 9Th day of May, 1858,
at ~ O'clock noon, the following described
land, ,,owit. bounded and described as follows
Being the upper or northerly half OF Lot No
lO6, fronting and lying on Front street II
Pomeroy, in SAID county of Meigs. Sold al
as The property of Robert Han, et al. at the
suit of Isaac Train. Appraised a, one ihous
and dollars. j. V. SMlId, .. NJ u
| 7h
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27

the unmeaning epilhetsaof 2 Black RePub-
licau," &c. which, as a gentleman he,
wodlde of course, have rejected on refec-
tion. Doubtess these portions Of i'is let
ter were written Without Jeiberation' as
he would not uaturaNy'be led GA critical
choice oi terms in these incidental re-
marks, his whcle thought and feeling be-
inr absorbed in another direction.
As Democrat, his feelings, habits OF
thought, associations and prejudices, were
necessarily with the Democratic party II
required, therefore, an intense effort-a
mental and social struggle, to throw on
these shackles, and admit to himself, the
truths i'm regard to the party which were
ra'e:.t 70 the view of every one not SINH
larly situated. But he has had the man
hood to burst these fetters-to rise in a
good degiee above, the trammels of party
AID assert free mans perogatiye, we
therefore cheerfully publish the letter as
written-for to all who look at the matter
philosophically, the fact that he has not YET
outgrown his Democratic prejudicef
against the Republicans, will add to tae
weight of his testimony against the Ad
ministration and its satellites.
His admiration of, and devotion to, judge
Douglas, is, in his present state of polit
ical progress, all right. 1t is well, in
long journey, to have resting place b,
the way. The distance, politically speak
ing, from the murky regions and stagnan
pools of the perverted and false Democ
racy which he has left, to the clear sky
bracing atmosphere and sparkling feur
, tains of free and beneficial Republican
-, ism. to which he is tending, is long an
somewhat dreary. Let him and all sue
+ travellers stop and REST. Douglas keel
h first-rate half f-way house." but is :
t cramped for room that his guests will n
g stop long. After resting for season, the
i will pass on refreshed to their larger, be
v ter, more congenial, and permanent HON
in the Republican party, where they W
is find mansions prepared for them, and I
!, ceivc cordial welcome from their frien
70 who have gone before. .,s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27

ANOTHER WITNESS FOR DR.. RoBEcK.--We sec that
DIR. Jean Lcdoux, well-known practitioner In FRANK
lin. Louisiana, has come out with strong ndorse-
meut of DIR. C. W. Robaek's celebrated vegetable
spcciacs. the Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood
purifier He says in a letter published In the South
ern sapcrs sThesc medicines (the Fills and Purher)
undoubtedly relieve disorders incident to the dges-
tive organs improve the appetite, renew the strength
alay nervous rrta ton, and free tho system from tho
impurities which generate and stimulate diseases OF
the stomach and The Bowels.9 Such unqualined
praise from such source, carries weight WIN h ana
seems to confirm the result Of our own
n, poh,cv,s advertisement in another column, de-
serves attention. 'ih'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27
solvl..s the Mormon f'robEcES,.

Our President shows great versatlity
in his treatfnentesg sde Mormon troubles !
The general principles he has avowed
since he has been in office, while dealing
with Kansas. would require him to urge
the admission of Utah as State. This ID
wha. the Mormons have asked. They
have long since presented themselves for
admission, with Constitution having "all
the forms of legality" They have been
rejected. According to the Cincinnati
platform and the Presidents KaSsas pol
/ lev, why is not this action reversed? Peo-
pie are very naturally asking this question.
! Perhaps the President himself will pres
entity try this panacea, which he has so
highly recommended. Then, besides this
promising solution, which he doubles,
/ still keeps in view, he has two other planss
i now actually in operation, both at once
3. Gen. Johnston has orders to fight and is
probably already on the point of "comlne
down. on Salt Lake City. On the way
: out. too, brace of Peace Commissioners
may be seen, with special orders to end
the troubles by peaceful negotiation Be
tween the heralds of peace and the MINIS
ters of war, and probably week 1.-TWO
, Too late Tor any pTaCtlC'l uooI " :,
hurrying on TO countermand the hostlle
= orders.
Such prompt, persistent and harmonious
action ought to win success. True, the
War and the Peace commissions, by some
e unhappy accident, have been reversed from
: their true order. But the messenger, oy
: a flying Journey across the plains' may
n make ali tight. Our forces have beer
|. lowering on the borders of Brigham's set
g tlement only few months, and probably
s have not exasperated him beyond recon
d citation. Butt the fight should actual,
: come of, and our scanty force should sc
!. cut to pieces before the men of peace ar
s rive. what could be more timely than thel
) presence at sucha moment? Having three
h strings to his bow, the President does no
!. seem to be running such risk In regar
! to U.ah as fie<rasllfy assumedin behalf 9
,e Kansas. If war fails, he can'try peaciu
nerotiotion. TO lose no time, he put
g. machinery or each sortin operation at once
, Failing in these plans, both separately an
r combined, he can still take up the remain
ID ino one of admission as State. Wha
., Democrat can consistently oppose this Las
d triumphant application ofthe doctrine
1e popular sovereignty?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27
SIlEEklFF"s SALE.

DY virtue of an order of sale tr me directed
ID from tLe Court Of Common Pltae Of Meigs
County, will offer for sale al the door OF The
Court house in Pomeroy, at one q clock T.
NJ, of SAID day, at public outcry the lollow
ing described Ian Is to- wit: BeginnI ing al tie
south vest corner ?: Secti9n NO; - loM
No. 3. of Range No. IS IN said county, thehce
east on the section line 2l6 rods, thence
North 1l2 rods TO chestnut oak corner,
thence west II rods and IL links TO white
oak corner, thence north TO the ceniet iihe o'
said section, thence west on the salu llhe 10
the west line of said section, thence south on
said weet line to the place OF beginning: con
tanning lS5 acres, more or less. APPRAISED at
g. 600 and subject to,the widows dover.
Also 25 acres off the west end Of Fraction No.
IA, Town No. 3. Of Range 13, in SAID couh-
ty Appraised at 100 90,
Also 46 90 acres in said county, beginning
aithe north west corner of lands 1ormerly
owned by Orville Jones, in the SO nth west
fourth OF section No. II, in Town NO; ., OF
Range No 13, thence east 81 chains 20 llnkS'
thence NORTH 10 chains ~ links, thence west
81 chains IS links. thence south IL CHAINS
| % links to the place of beginning, APPRAISED
at 1916 90. Also 10 acres, more or less, be-
l;no a part of section No. %, in Town NO. 23'
| M Range No IS; in said county; beginning
where the elst line OF said section crosses IN e
creek, thence UP the-ceHtetef the creek to a
stump on the north Sldeoi the creek, lhence
westerly, crossing tie creek ioa bunch OF llnr
trees, thence on q blaze line to beach tre'
lbl,zed on two SIDES thence downthe bank o
the creek to pile Of fiat stonessin the edge
of the creek at low water mark, the nee u ?
The center of the creek, following tbs mean
ders thercofto SamuelM. Atkins line, thence
south to the section line, thence east lpV rod
! TO the corner ofsaid section, thence north OF
said section, line TO the place OF beginning
Appraised at Si400. J, ", SMITH, s. Me-
nI7-w5.-$3, rs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27
A. q. CROWLEY. :

FORMERLY Of tiS. finn 0f Crowley &'Dat'
L Wis, will here alter carry nh the CsrIieheer
and Joiner Bralness; Doors, Sash, BiiEdsI'srei
executed - order. From long expt rseglte uA
business. feel confident OF gtvuay prer'
saHstac I'm in all orders ehtrnsteU to'asy care.
For oayt patronage my thanks arg due the
,,blic, and respectfully sss a aoDs'nnance
r. th;, C.vor, l6-tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27


keeping the Territory, in tho meantime
under the despotism Of this Administra-
/ fion5 and the Dred Scottdecision combined.
Bnt the villainy does notend here. Mr.
Critlenden's Amendment proposed thnt
four comm issioners, consisting of The Gov
ernor and Secrelary Of the Territory, and
the presiding officer Of both branches Of
the Legislature, should be appointed to
supervise the elections, appoint Judges and
the like. This scheme nddsa a htth, III
the person of the Uuited States District
Attorney, thus giving the federal officer
the full power of repeating the kickapoo
land other frauds The whole eoutriyance
is well worthy the genius OF the Admin
istration, and consistent part Of the IN
famous iniquities which have been prac-
ticed throughout A majority OF the Con-
ference agreed to accept the bill, which
tbev doubtless we'll understood before
ha,id, but adjourned for two hours to allow
the minority time to confer with their
friends.
At9P, M. the hour designated, Mr.. Sew
ard and Mr. Howard attended, the majority
having granted the delay reluctantly and
r insisted upon punctu4lty. Butte the as
I tonishment of these gentlemen and others,
. neither MIR. Green, fe,. Hunter, nor'Mr.
: English appeared, and after waiting nearly
an hour the other two withdrew. In the
: meantime, the features Of the new com
promise, had gotto be understood on both
a Houses, and several Of the Southern ultraf
at once refused to give it support, sulfi
cient to defeat the project, even with the
a recruits which English had drummed uI
y to follow his lead, consisting, as is under
I stood, of Pendleton, Hall, Foley, of Ind
y and, perhaps, Cockrill and another. This
- unexpected development of opposition
: gave an altered phase to the whole ques-
7, tion and created as great excitement as
n the intelligence of English's confirmed
n- trcachery.
Il Last night, therewas consultatio n Q 9
- the Southern members, and it was reporte
III that at least ten would refuse the bill
ps while nearly twenty inclined to the sam
so course, If they stand firm, it must be dc
=, foatcd. The impression gained currency
too, that under these adverse indications
eS the Conference would not report. The
ct may hold back, in the hope of contrivin
les some other plan, and then spring 1t at Il
ill last moment English and his tail al
~ now prepared to swallow whatever the
- Southern masters prescribe, and itmay
lds we'll be Lecompion, pure ard simple,
anv thing else. Owen Jones said yeste
;, day he preferred that alternative 20 t
IL baser deception now proposed. Engli
an has been playing deceptive part from fl
~ ~ to last, aetir,sg under the direction Of Brig
as and ms EMPLOYERS in the Admiuistratit
In He affected sympathy with the honest A
IN ii i-Lecomptop Democrats, only that
ed might the more effectually betray the
~ w and through his agency, it is bellev>
bu- all their private proceedings obtairsd p'
.rty licity. Let him be branded everywh
Del as he deserves to be, and those likewi
ami who consort with his base detection,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27
Dice,

On Saturday; t,..e 9th inst, in Albany,
a thens Co.. @, Of typhoid fever Mrs. MARY
b. WELns, wife of Prof. N. NJ. McLAUGnilN
IN, ,ne % year Of her age.
On Tuesday morning the Goth inst, oil
dropsy, Mrs. SYLVIA BARRETT, wife Of .,rv
SELAn BARRETT, aged seventy one Years, three
months and seventeen days
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27
,Vl,is is ~ Certify That

nN tie 23d day cf December, 1857. r"y
" wife. Mary Ann, bns l,fl me for snir"
cause uuknnwn to nla. therefore forbid any
person or Ic,Sons iron trusting. trading ~
trafic;ur with her on my credit; as J AN not
ah,c 10 nay my own deb.s viii MOI pay
hcrs, w. y. i'oc'n""
Nintrstils, .!tes County, Ole ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27
JOHIl S. DAVIS,

T ATE of the firm Of CrowleyI& Davis, de-
IL signs prosecuting the Planning hasimsS,
at the old stand, nn Sugar Run. ThanktnV
for the liberal beStowsl of patronage hertt"-
fore, he will endrayor 10 merit rs contini-
anc.. nv pronp,neSS and neatncss. l.'-ll
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27
SPRING GOODS.

TCST rcceiv,ii and for sale. . srasonahle
y supply of Dry G""ds Books, Staiion'.rv'
Mall Papr T, Groceries iiarlwarr. Qrcrns
ware. Slonswa:t. W,,olcpware, HAS, Cal,s
Bbnntts, ssbpts. .Efolhiug. N,lIons. Mt'sttaf
instruments, Lime, Ceint'iIt, Brushes; &s..
C,ol Oil and I.qmps. indin Rnhlrr E,'lfos,
India Rubber Packing. Hemp FselsiRs, Hain
and C,r'asc. 5000. ..-ys..t-....
likewise for sac. a Il"rss, Ctriage an,i
Cart. WM. II. REMINGTON,
Anril 2o.-tG-6, Nh, 9l1 From St.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27
SENATOR BRroHT GIFTS 5000 ACRES OF
: - Tho corresnondent of

SENATOR BR1oHT GIFTS 5000 ACRES OF
I,AND roR--- correspondent of
the Burlington '.Hawkeye," writing from
the Land Office at Council Bluiis' alter
sneal;nrg enc Of the great rush for land on the
opening of the Office, SAYS:
During the second week, afterthe office
had opened, an order was received from 1,
Mr.. Commissioner Hendricks, at Wash
ington, to locate six thousand 600
acres in the name of the Hon Jesse u.
BRIGHT, of Indiana. Of course the order
was 9 complied with out of the regular Office
hours, and thus the honorable Senator got
a nice slice Of the public land at single
haul, while the restof us bad to take our
turn at the mill as the wheel rolled round
Wonder if the peculiar position which Sen
ator Bright occupies towards the ne ,;o hamsn MN
niece Of party favoritism? Was it any part
Of the piice paid for his support OF the
Lecompton Constitution?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27
{ VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

TENHE SUBSCRIBER ufltrs i"r sale the. fol-
i lowing valuable properly. to-wu:a a"
farm on wltich he now Resides lyinS - hiiieS
from Puincrov.. on tlIa ,na,l leading nom ,here
IL Il !rriS iSonylllt ."ue quarter section l!in%
about 81 rods west i'lhiS; one On Tter section
situate about one mile ftnnsi arr Sonylle--
the road running thi ougt, i. The ai'ove Is nj
IS Of good quali,y---S supplied With lbhrdance
Of coal, timber aud walef
He also offers for sale one lei in The village
of 81. cIiieId, wilha lart e wO story iioilse u'
it. The above property will be sold cheap,
and on The most reasonable terms 10 suit
purchasers, taking for the iiist rnymentsS5Co
tpwn; and The remainder III ytarly pavmeils
of S2n( each For further part tculars inquire
Of The subscriber. Lillian JOaB.'
ap2Q 3m* "
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27

ANornER OuyRAeE coMMITTED AGAINST
THE SoUrfi.-,An attempt is being made to
int.oduce Northern shad intoth' rivers Of
Alabama. This is supposed to be part OF
of Eli Thayer's Southern colonization
scheme.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27

OY virtue OF nn execution to me directed from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Meigs County, will
offer for sale al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ on the 9TH day of
May, 1853. the farm of William H. Clark, III Olive
township In said county of Mcgs, the following de"
scribed property, to-wit: The undivided half Of
ncres of growing wheat. Sold as the property Of
James A. Smith at the suit OF Samuel Burlington.
nl7-SI.OO-w2 ". SMITH. S. ". G.
ID virtue Of an execution to me directed from the
ID Court of Commen Pleas of Moigs County, VIII
offer for sae atI2 O'Clock, noon. on tho Ith dH! ei
Nav lR5a on tho farm that Samuel Buflngl now
resides, tho following desc ribed pTopety, to-~it
y acres of GROWING wheat Scvicd upon and sold NJ
the prcoerty OF Samuel Burlington, 1T the suit o
Ja,,es a. smith ]. v. SMITH, S. NJ. &.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27
N9.-riea.

On Tuesday, thr 10th inst, by J. r. Philson, ESQ.,,
Mr. Josspn l.awhcad, of letart, and Miss Mary K.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27

TTi,,r RFcEIyEp. ON HAND, AND PoR SALE,
IN the most reasonable terms, fresh supply 81
Drugs Wall Paper, Cigars, Perfnmery, &c, ~
:. pril s0.--2tsssEsD % X klfl)'s pl'u p
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27

NJ NIeigs Co. Medical AssOcIR-
tlOn.-This Association will hold their an
nual meeting for 1858 on TIE 22d day oi
May next, at 20 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Central
School House, in Pomeroy.
Anril o0-l6tt @. S. GUTHRIE. Sec.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27

STIVERS &; SlTAFFORD.
LIAvING purchased the Carding machire
l. formerly owned by Jenkins tP alton, OIL
Sugar Run. enew ed the Cards and fitted up
the machine in good order, are now prepared
TO execute oil work entrusted 70 Them, on
short notice and in an excellent manner.
.,,as MR.. @. KEPLER,
An experienced aud well-knewn workman
has beta empIoyea 10 suneTinten.l the lRe-
cntue. s,fe'.i seql4el@ ~
TERMS--Fire cents per pound: One 10.
of clean grease will be required for, every
seven lbs. OF wool. CfainTakemfoEC Cardlng
if delivered on or before taking the wool away
sSTIyERS & SpAFFOhD.
Cash paid for Grain at all times. -.
Pomeroy. April 20 --i6-3m
NNTILLIAM J.,PRALL, plaintiff, vs.. Levi
wv Hopkins, defendant. .--before George
Lee, j. p. Of Salisbury Township, Mslgs
County, Ohio.-On the 29th day OF March,
Al. '5s, said Justice issued an order IN the
above actor for the sum Of twenty-five dol
lars. The case stands for trial on The lotlt
day of May next, at eight o'clock a. NJ.
s-S WtLBlAMJ. PHALL.
.Pomeroy, April -, l@5s-i6-3t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27
observation-disclosures 81

1NHE undersigned have this day dissolved
I ~ the co:partnershiP PhetetotoTec cxisung nn-
,derthe style Of Crowley & Davis TheSbu-
siness OF the late firm will be settled UP bv
John s. Davis. O. CHOW LEf'
"A Pomeroy April 70, S5se JOHN S.llAVlS.
ALL persons indebted totiie late ffn will
please call and settle eimmediatelyssag desire
TO discharge, all its indebtedness. 49,. -
April 20. --i6, 3ts 4sA ~" Se~&s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27
DR. ROBACK,s

BLOOD yURIFIRR AND BLOOD
PILLS.
N have at all times a supply Of these Rdmirsol9
II preparations. As prng MOdielRse, ADd fOr the
taiief and cure OF chronic discases, arising from iH
nnr, blood or a deranged state Of the digestive o :
rans or nerves. there 70 abundant evidence TO provo
Tint they are NOT equaled. Try them
April 2O.-l6'St D. hEEp, DragsM.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-04-27

NToTlCEis hereby given that the subscrteer has
~ been appoihtcd and qualified as dminisirh,or en-
the ertatc nf William Edmnndson, late ct ae,ss
count. deceased. Dated ut fomerey this sxnd "!
of April, 1sss.'s ffhNVNbsow T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

SINGULAR SUICIDE BIZ rHs FUMES OF CHARCOAL.
singular attempt at suicide was made in Maiden
on Sunday night, of which we learn the folloriDs
par ticulars "A man named Muuroe, u currier By
trade, and his wife, have been heard Of late to dc
clare that they did not wish to live lorger-the
man. if it were not for bis wife, aud she. being
somewhat -ickly, said she should wish to die II il
were not for her husband. 1t appears that they
made an agreement to die together by suicide, and
to make the act complete aud certain, they in tbs
first place took laudaunm, after which they made
the chamber air tight, and before retiring to "a
placed vessel Of lighted charceal 10 the centre o
the room. Some Of the inmates Of the house were
awakened by the fumes Of the burning charcoal
and suspicious being aroused, the ioor u the room
occupied by the Munroes MAS burst open, Here .
straage sight presented itself Tho woman Was
quite dead upon the bed with her hands so closely
locked ia those Of her husband that they we're ss
parated oaly by strong effort. The husband wal
not dead hut iaseusibie aud attempts were made so
restore him. with probability Of snccsss He LEFT
letter 10 his son, which probably explains theis
motives for the terrible act Boston 7rareifer, "a
inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

SECRETARY FLnrp's Coal MINEs-A Wsshingtcn
letter SAYS that Secretary Floyd has returned from
his visit 10 his coal mines 10 Kentucky. On. the
l5th uit he concluded contract with parties 10
Cincinnati and Piitsbarg. for = slack water i'm.
proveusnt Of The Big sandy River, BY which boats
will be enabled TO pass with entire safety from
hts coal slds to Cincinnati. At present the "Queen
City, l. entirely dspepdsnt ON Pitssburg for sup
ply Of the article of coal, which y beated down
tsry Tovd,e MIA - IA niiss nssrsr thar rifts
bnra, and below the dangerous nastgatf0n ID the
Ohio. u = estimated fhAt thsse minas,. alesv .
cemplstlon ~ ths contemplated tnpeovemeasp,
will be worth txsusy millioas u dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

ODoNTo, OR PEARL DsuTrYR1cu.-
This Tooth Powder is prepared by recipe Of one Of
the oldest Drusgists Ia the United states and hss
pee test by the public for upwards of forty years
of the gums. and for purifying and cleansing the
feeth, It stands uneq qused. Prepared and fOr saIs
only By WARING pr xRl,E' '
Druggists. lo7 Broad st. above 9th,
~ ~ Hich " y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-06

WE AXE ALWAYS PLEASED to re-
cord decrease in the affections to which humanity
is aeir And we do so Now, in bearing testimony to
the waDder working powers OF DR. j. UOSTET
tER'S CELEBRATkD BIT ERs, for dise a. es o. the
head az d stomach As 81 ecifc, 1t is perhaps with
out rivsi. ana the people whom il has benefited.
even within limited period, are to be counted by
tnonsands The Bitters bases its reputation more
venieDt friends to say Tor it Fer Dyspensia Flatu
ience Constipation, etc. etc lit cannot be surpa sed
ID speedipess Of cure. Try them, and our word for
1t. they will give satisfact ton. 80 -
where. iy as--tm