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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Ira L Fuller.
Paaeroy Smith. et ALL

By virtue BIAS alias order OF ssie. issued ont Of ths
Court Of Common Pleas CT TruInhnll County. Ohio. 70
me directed ana delivered. l have levied on. and shall
expose to Public Sale. ut the door Of the Court House.
in Warren. in said County. on
Saturday, the 18th day of April. 1855,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. ana Z P n:
Of sa!d day, the following described Real Estate to vii
Situate Dthe Township OF Warm. being number fozr
In the fourth Range OF Township $, which Is also in
the County OF Trumbuil. and Is known by part Of lea
No. s. in said Town Plat Of Warren, as laid out ~ 4.
Quinby. Esq, and is kuown as the west half Of the lei
OF land conveyed 70 2. Kinsnan. and 10 c. a. Adams.
~ Liberty Raymond, AID contains about 81 rods Of
tand. more or less, aud being the same premises Goa
veYed by James H. kibbee and vile. to the said Pous-
roy smith, by Iced recorded in TruDhrii County
Records. Book IS. Page sO5, he III: lame more or lsss,
Appraised at $685.. Tsrns-Cash On dsy OF Sale.
A. T. LYMAN Sheriff.
sheriG's ONCE. Warren. March Il, 5s-5r5.I2.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John Kinsman's Trustee,J
In TrunliuI Common
william A. Jcaes. q. Al. Pleas.

b virtue Of an order Of sale. issued out Of the Cour:
OF Common Pleas. of Trumbull County. Ohio. to me
directed and delivered. l have leyi=i an. and shall
expose to puhlis sale, as upon execution at law. at the
door Of the Court House, il Warren, in said eouaiy.
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GUARDIANS ALEorREA ESTATE.
THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull
Il County, S.. COURT OF COMNON PLEAS

Haskell & KiIder, Gu4rdian's)
vs. Petition 70 ssh Lanc-
Laura Kidder, (wiiow,l e. all
Notice is hereby given. that ty virtue % an order OF
said Court, we will offer for sale. at the Court House. in
Warren. on THURSDAY, the s0th day OF APRIL next.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4 NJ, and , o'clock
p NJ. the following described premises, TO VII; Lot
No. q. and 4 part of Let No %. As described on the
plat L Of an edition TO the 81 Division 81 Eariesville,
Trumhull CouutJ, afureslid-on deferred payments
not exceeding tRo years. Said property is appraised
AZ 500 JOHN c. HASKELL c,,-u...
81 WIZ. s kIDDER,
Bv Azos ABELL, their Attorney
Warre, Mach n Isl--au
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AtwaEcr's $500
- l. w L NJ A.


AtWaEcr's $500
Sc WIN MACHIN E..
Awarded the Is. Premium, Silver MeJal and Diploma.
At the y. Y. State Fair, held at Buffalo. Oct. 9th. 1851,
and Besuty. Singers and wheeitr's & Wilson's high
priced Machines in competition.
CUmmittce Of awards:
J. e CUfLER Editor Of Albany Evening Express.
b. VAT Esq, Practical Machinist and Manufac-
tu.eT. Rochester. y. J..
PHINEAS STANTON, Secretary Of Ingham Univer
s.ty, y. Y, and
CALVIN HGRBERT, Esq New York.
I'll 5 Machine has been pronounced by Scientifc
and Skilliul Mechanics, to be the
MOST DURABLE. PRACTICAL AND COMPLETE
MACHINE EVER INVENTED.
The PateHtees claim that it is. in fact The most rclia-
BILE Machine ever offered to the public. Its chief excel
leoce consisting in its astonishing simplicity.
The principle is entirely NEW and ORIGINAL. and
wholly unlike any other Machine in the world. The
durability exceeds the best SI2J machine. because it
is entirely Invested of anything like complicated ma
chinery, So common to all machines now known TO the
public. II has neither LooPER. HOOK, sHCTTLE, SPRING
or CAM, to get out Of order. and
Is MOST EFFECTIVE IN ITS OPERATION.
as any one can readily see upon a slight examination.
IL IS empka,ieaHy the machine for the people.
Il has but to be seen to be admired. and used to be
appreciated.
The examiner of Sewing Machines. at the the Us
Patent Office, remarked Of 1t that 1T paS the mosI
marked improvement an SspiEg Machines, tkGt hehGd
seen from the beginning"
This Machine is for sale in Trumhull county. by T.
of Bristol. and f. +. CAARk of Wind
ham. Portage Coo. who are the sule propriet)rs Of
the right to sell in said county. Machines kept on
hand. and all orders accompanied with the cash,
promptly attended to (Jan.e 0 'JS-ly.l
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Justices Elected.

The following gentleman were elected JUST
ees of the Peace in this County:
Bae.ville; A. A. Preston.
Champion; Simon Boerstler
Pennington: Anderson Dana.
Gustavus; Warren Young.
Green; L. S. Ball.
Hubbard; Vim. r. Burnett.
George Hager.
Kinsman; Aaron Fobes.
Lordstown; Jacob Harshman.
Newton; U. d. Kellogg
Southington; Homer NJ. Norton.
Vienna; Harry TruAsdale.
Weathersfell; DR.. j. W. Stewart.
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no LOAN!''


D. II. BRIGHAM s. CO.,
HAVING purchased of Bartlett &
IA Brown their entir- stock Of Clothing, Cloths,
&c, are now ready to sellto the inhabitants vf Warren
and vicinity,
CLOTHING AT UNHEARD OF PRICES.
Heavy Suits for Cold WeatAer.-.-.--.-"-.S5,O0
Over $40
-.uO
vests O-sz
In fact We have reduced the prices on the whole
stock so that people can save more money than by
loauing at eNorsiianI rates Of interest.
We wish to close out the whole of our Winter Goods,
at even LESS THAN COST, to make room for our
SPRING S0TCK.
Purchasers are requested to call. as q little money
will accomplish wonders az the old stand OF
BARTLETT Il BROWN.
P.S. Mr.. ESQ. ". BFowS. will. IS usual. superin-
tend the custom department, aud will be happy to see
his frienes, and viii 40 them good.
BRIGHAM & CO.
First door south OF Smith & Cos, Drug Store, Main
Sire t, Warren. iEeh. l.. 'js-4sl
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NOTICE.

IA Notice IS hereby given, that the undersigned hiss
been appointed and qualified Administrator on the
Estate Of Henry White, deceased, late Of ; iuthington.
TrGnbull County. HENRY X. WHITE.
Sonthinrton. March 81. 49,
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Drs. Palmer e. Sawyer,

nISS0LUTION.-Th co-parlner-
~ ship heretofore existing between the under
signed, under IN, firm OF Lowry & Fields, is dissolved
by mutual consent. Unsettled business will he CLOSED
By WA. Yields, at the old stand, on Market Street.
JOHN LOWRY.
Warren. Anril- = IS52-3-- WM ETEIDS
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON


i PLEAS fer Truntun County.
John Hutehins. J D. Cox. 4 Z. " RatiiG.l
Trustees & Assiguees ii Cyrus BoSsotth-
vs.
Emeline Z Burrows and Crhare Burrows
her husband. Louiss BurroES and LorrI 10 SIMMONS.
Burrows her husaaud, Abby Ann BTuin
and Anzi BruiH her husband, Hope r.
firi and Thomas Iird her husband.
John p Beaver. e. rus BoswOrth. Charles
BcsSOrth, and John w.. Stull.
The defendants Emeline +. Burrows. Crtare Bur
rows. Louisa burrows. Lorerzo burrows. Abby Ann
Bruin ard Amzi Bruiu will take EOtics that the pain
tits, a Trustees and Assignees Of Cyrus BOsUorth,
have this 3ctlI March, less, h.ed their petition, asking
for the snecifc performance Of certain Land contracts
for the sale Of certain lads in tie Township of Lords
Town in said county. Of which th3 said defendants
named are with the defendants Hope Z aud Thomas
liiId, the holders Of the legal title Of said lands Said
p-tition further sets forth shat there is due about the
sum Of $3.50 on SAID contracts. which plaintiffs are
readr 20 pay. ant asks for an order OF Court thzt said
defendants on said payment, make conveyance Of said
lands and for other relief.
Said defendants must appear and answer BY the Jth
day Of June next, or said petition will be taken for
confessed b them and Judgment entered accordingly
HCTCHINS, cox & RATLIFF.
March Il. lGJ--GN Plaintiffs.
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On the 6st day of July, 1857, B. A. Fahnestock, and George
W.. Fahnestock, of Philadelphia, Pa, A. B. Hull, of New-York,
and ]. L. Schwartz, of Pittsburgh, reasociated themscyc, for a
further term of business, under the style and firm, as heretofore, of
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa,
B. A.. FAHNESTOCK & Co., Philadelphia, Pa,
B. A.. FAHNESTOCK, HULL & Co., New-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
etay articles from abroad; and a full stock of well established
popular remedies viii be KEEP, constantly for sale. Orders for our
B. A. FAHNESTOCKS welknown 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
LithGrge, at Pittsburgh.
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sugar. Cane seed !

fHE subscriber has obtained a few
L Bushels Of Sorghum seed. which will be found
for sale at the following places; in Warren, at Woods
* Pew's Drug Store. and at the Centre of Bristol.
bloomfield, Orwell. Windsor Corners. Mesopoiamia,
Pennington, Nelson, and Parkm9n.
d. BARNARD.
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Union Line Express Company.

-
THE ABOVE RELIABLE EXPRESS
L would call the attention of MERCHANTS, BANK.
Frs and MANUSACICRSRSto the unsurpassed facil-
tiles now NJ their command. for the safe and speedy
Evaporation of Merchandise. Bank Notes. Jewelry,
Gold and Silver Coin. Packages and f-rcels 20 and
from a! parts Of the world.
UTThe Union Line Express Company - now send.
ing an experienced Messenger d1ity hctScen Cleve-
land aud Youngstown. over the Clevclasd & Maho.
ming X: accompanied with an Iron safe, for the
protection of yaluables. Making 4 direct connection
at Cleveland with reliable Messenger RS for Pittsbrr Oh,
Philadelphia. Baltimore, New York. boston. Detroit.
Buffalo, Chicago, st. PAM, St. Louis. Columbus. Gin.
cinnats and New Orleans.
7 This Company will carry orders free, and re
turn ny srst Express.
u Bills of Collection taken with Merchandise -
Drafts and Notes collected. ana proceeds promptly
returned. WM. HEWITT. Travelling Sup's.
For further information regarding tariff, rates &c,
application can lie made to
PORTER ( SON. Agents.
New York Book Store. Warren, D.
October iftk. I951-ff
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THE GREFENBERG FAMILY MEDIrIlES,

THE GREFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES,
AR prepared under the immediate supervision Of a
sKILLFUL PHTsIrIAS. ana they may be relied rpon in
all cases. They consist Of
MARsHALL's UTERINE CoTH0LICoS-sI so Z
BOTTLE.
certain remedy for Whites: Failing of the Womb:
Irregular, Deranged, Painful Menstruation and DIS
eascs Of Pregnancy inflammation OF the 0mb. and all
Uterine difficulties. Pal itation Of the Heart. Nervous
ness, Irregular Appetite, Disoidered Stomach and
Bowels, Indigestion. Nervousness. and all sympathetic
disturbance connected with deragements Of the Womb
m Marshalrs Uterike cOthoieon riH also ts-s
GrarsL, disease 81 the Kidneys, and az EriEary I,R.
ealties ia H1isS.
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND-si0 co Z BOTTLE.
VIII cure all diseases Of the Blood; uumors: Com
Mercury or Syphilis; all Chronic general diseases,
and all complaints in the Spring and A1,Enn. arising
from changes IN the weather.
-GBEFESBERG PILE RgvEDY-SiO0 PEA BOTTLE
Certain In all eases Of Piles anil Fis:ull.
~DYSENTERY SYRUP-5O CENTS PER BOTTLE.
An uufaIling remedy IN Diar LGl and Dysentrry.
Cholera horhus. and Asiatie Cholera, aRi all cou
plants Of the bowels
C~IILDEEN'S PANACEA-5O CENT z BOTTLE.
Invaluable in all diseases Of Chillren-such ss
Iaundice. Gripping aud Flatalency, DiarFheI. Thrush,
ricketts,. Commissions. Group. Measles. reething. Ring
worm. Scald Head, want Of action in the Bowels, and
Worms.
FEVER y AGUE R2NEDY-5O CENTS K
Certain in all cases Of Fever and A-us.
VEGETABLE PILLS-a5 CENTS PER BOX.
Sovereign IN the following diseases: Bilious Cou-
plants. Asthma, Constipation dyspepsia. Ery>ipelas:
Low. Nervous, and Simple Fevers; Gastric FeveTs.
Gripes, Heartburn. Headache, I~ndigcsti, u. Mysteries,
Liver Complaint. Nervous Disorders. Neuralgia. Rheu-
mNtism. and all diseases arising from saint OF action
in the digestive organs
EYE LOTION-25 CENTS Z Bottle
For Y oient ind tmation. ordinary inf NATION dim.
ness and falling OF the sight weakness in The eyes.
Involuntary weeping, foreign substances in the eye,
Gc-. it - a speedy and positive cure
GREEN MOUNTAIN O~ISTNEST-a5 CENTS PER
BOX.'
Among the diseases to which this wC5ierful Oint
ment is adapted. are the following: GIandular Swell
!ngs, AgUe in the face. Swelled Breast and Sore Nip
pies Of Nursing Women, Bronchitis. FsIons and Ring
worms Scali Heal. and IL is an invaluEble dressing
for Barns, Scalds, Drawn BIisters, and Shingles.
HEALTH BTTTERS-e5 CENTS PER PACKAGE.
The Rest Tonic known.
TIE G-REFENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTu-a5
CENTS PER cory.
For Sale by WOODS & PEW, Warren; =. II ESsIoS.
Newton Fails; BowHiH e SIMPSON, Bracevillr; =. 81
C. JOHNSON. Hartford; II. BARNARD, KinsmIn; O. T.
CURTIs, Greene; +. z WoLcorT. Pennington; and by
dealers in Medicines throughout the State.
For Medicines or Agencies, address
H.. B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
March d fIl-Em- a1e-- fr nhTo
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Wool Carding. &c.

Those having wool which they wish to have
earded, or manufactured, are referred to the ad-
yertisement of Mr.. Horace Stevens.
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between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 s'slsek
T. ", Of saif day. the filioSing described Real Estate.
20 Wit: a lot OF land in the Township OF Newton, and
County Of rrumbull aforesaid, known as small lot Ne
I3C- (i3 CO reference being had to the MAPS Of the
Village Of Newton Falls, recorded June Goth, A. b..
l537. Said lot 10 CT il situated on the East side Of
Centre Sutet ? &c l00 chaiEs South OF the cernsr Of
Jay Street; reference being had to the map Aforesaid.
where its exact position and size viii fully appear. and
contains about ons-fourth Of an acre of land. APP
praised At Sij0,c0. TKRNs-Cash on day of Sale.
A. b. LYMAN Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office. Warren. Aprfl Z. fsS3-5--3 IL.
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SPRING & SUMMER NEWS.

TRUNKS OF IMMENSE SIZE, from
Il los pointing upwards. Saddles Of all sorts, quail
titles and prices Whips by the 100. from 10 cts. to So
each. Lashes from 10 cts. to Si.a5. los feet long
stocks 10 cts. to 81 each; all Of which we announce
for the approval of all people. Give US a call.
March ,. SCI PATCH l. OPDYCEE.
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WALK IN !l-And buy a Farm OF

WALK IN And buy a Farm Of
W Ij6 acres; 100 Under high state Of cultivation.
in champion, on the State Road from Warren TO Psines-
Vile. and only : miles from Warren. IL has on IL i
Frame House . by % with Kitchen, a Cheese House.
Bank Barn 60 by ~ feet, . Wagon Maker Shops. SIEVE
raj never failing Wells Of capital water. an abundance
Of splendid Timber. Oak, Hickory, Ash an ! Sugar and
a sUol Orchard OF grated fruit. This pleasant farm,
in Il ans country. surrounded by Churches, School
Houses, and civilization in n high degree. can he had
at the as:onisLingly low price Of S25 per acre $1,000
down, and the balance in , equal yeariy payments.
with annual interest. Cali on John Saoot on the
premises. or on t.. MsLAIN. Atty at Law.
March II, IS, 3S*-l aad Real Estate Agent.
DlSSOLUTION.- = The partnership
~ heretofore existing hftween the under. igned, Is
tn 5 day dissolved by mutual consent Of the paTties.
The notes and accounts belonging to the old Errr
are in the hands OF Alexander Mcconnell At the UII
stand, where all persons knowing themselves indebted
on hook account. or otherwise, will please cali and
make immediate arrangemen;sf for payment.
ALEX. N~cCONSELL,
Eel. %, 81. JAS. MCCONNELL
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Saturday, the sth day of Nay, 1855,


between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.. n sDd4 P. "
the following t-zcts OF land, in the Township Of Rins-
man. for a more particular description Of which refer
erence may be had 10 the maps Of said premises on ole
with the papers in said cause, and Of which copies NAV
be seen at the Office Of the undersigned OF Frederick
kinsman. and Of Hutchins. Cox & Katiif, in Warren.
and at the OliGe OF John Kinsman. in Kinsman, TO sit:
Subdivisions l., containing 3 X 100 acres; 2, contain
ing 20 1890 acres; 5, containing 81 ~ 100 acres; Q.
containing about 10 acres, sabdiyided into village lots;
10, containing sos 100 acres; IL. containing 30 Il-lss
acres; IL, containing IS $500 acres -, containing
- 21lOO acres; l., containing 2ss-le0 acres; n,
containing "a 81 100 acres; 10, containing 81 u iev
acres; 20. continuing 81. 81 100 acres; 81. containing
10 80 100 acres; -. containing 3 s7-i00 acres; %,
containing 40 81 100 acres; -, containing % 100
acres; e, combining % acres; 90, containing IS 5o-lOs
acres; 80 containing 20 5O-lOO acres Also, = tract 81
S acres, Immediately North % subdivision G aforesaid.
Also, 4 tract of ~ 95-lO0 acres in lot Is in said Town
ship, shown in the maps aforesaid and Immediately
North OF a tract ofjj acres belonging to J6hn CbEissS,
Said Tracts win be sold either separately or in par
cells TO suit purchasers, and by an arrangement Of par
ties for whose benefit the sale is made. credit will be
given on portions OF the purchase money. Full par.
tieulars Will be made knoxp on the day Of saIe. sr ssy
be learned on application to the under signed
U.H. H~UTCuINS, Master COMMIT
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CHERIEF'S SALE.
Saturday, the nth day of April, 1853,
A%TTACHMENT NOTICE.

~ James 6eddesJ The defendant. Joseph Brar
ys. non. willtake uutics that at r
Joseph Brannon. } instance. a writ Of Astaehn-
Eas issusi by y. Mitchell, a Justice Of the Peace 4
Hubbard Township az dnst the goods, ehat.eis, righ's
credits, moneys and effects Of said defendant. on Z
10Th day Of March. 4. d., 1889. for the sun Of Sis,ti
and that said cause will be for dnal hearing on the !
day OF Hay. A. D.. lS5S, at o'clock p. NJ.
Hubbard. March 81. Is5a-3~.
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SALE.
James !" ''iie''S' In rr.4sarl Common. Plea.

LHEucT . OlIHCTs e. III
BY virtue of an alias order Of sale. issued cut Of the
Court OF COunon Pleas OF TrumIuli County. Ohio. TO
me directed and delivered. ! shall expose 70 public
sale as upon execution 1T Laval the door OF The 0ourt
House. in Warren. in said County. an
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MASTERS SALE OF VALUABLE

MASTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE
w RE al ESTATE-Pursuant to an order % sale,
TO me issued nader a decree OF the Court of Common
Pleas for Trumbull COuatJ. made at the March Term.
A D-lsJ., IN a ease therein pending. vhereiR Frsas-
rick kinsman. Trustee OF John kinsnan. was plaintif.
and b. F. Curtis. i. A. Brown and others, were defend
ants; l shall offer for sale. St public vendus. TO The
highest bidder. az the door Of the Coart House, in War
rem On
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Saturday, the sth day of May, 1883,

Clock NJ, OF said DAY, Tie f0llewIng Described
Real Estate. to wit: Situate in Bristol Tow nship. being
Township No. I. in the 4th Range Of Townships in the
Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State Of Ohio.
and which is also in Ike County OF T~rumhall, and
bounded and described as follows; Known As being
part OF lot No. 20. bounded commencing at the csz re
Of the Trum6ull and Asht4buia Turnpike Road a. The
west corner OF Samuel FansIer's land: tn nee a the
centre Of the County Road east In twrnts-tWo rods
and ii links; thence due N RI g through fAe centre
81 an Ozk tee; thence ". 81 W. 2S rods and IS tinks
TO the centre Of said Turnpike Road; thence 5. So E
y rods and 10 links 10 the place Of beginning. and
containing one acre anil CT rods OF land. Appraised
At Si59- TLRHS-CGSho on Lzy Of Sale
A. Il. LYMAN Shsrid.
A.. r. r. - - ca = - a a
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STEWARDS COLUMN.
No. 10 Market Street,
OHIO.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
IL. a. q. A.
ORIGINAL
f r @ u "a ] )
THE ETERNAL PERFUME.
nn1n1N np RRANaIpANNI.

OhlulN OE
Their is in Rome a family bearing the pairnnynic
af Frsaciranni. as famous in Italy, as the Platagenets
and the rudors in England. The origin of the name
N This family, is traced to a certain office. which an
ancestor filed in the church-thst of supplying the
hoIv bread. or wafer. in one OF the ceremonials One
NERcuTIo FRASGIPAsSI, who lived in i493. was a IA
NOUS botanisi and traveller, famous asbeinG one OF the
Columbus expedition. when they visited the West In
dEa Islands The sailors, as they approached Antigua,
discovered a delicious fragrance in the air; this, Mer-
cu,io told them, must be derived from sweet smelling
howers. On landing, they found vast Quantities OF the
Plameria-albG. in fail bloom, rendering the air redo
lent with rich odor. and from this plant. which the
present inhabitants Of Ant qua call the FrangipanEi
Hover. is distilled. by X. &c A. WRIGHT, and pre-
pared in various forms. viz:
Fraaeipaari Extracts. POma1ss. Saehsts, Soaps,
Oils and Tooth Ponder.
its exquisite and lasting fragrance. has rendered y Is
the most fashionable Of the day, and h :
already induced parties to initiate the same. We wish
most respectfully to caution the public against pur-
Chasing limitations either Of home manufacture or sold
as fmporfatioHs. as they have only an evanescent fra
fragrance, differing entirely from the original.
the above exquisite perfume tor
at j.. STEWARDS, 10 Market St.
Warren, Ohio.
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WALL PAPER.-Just received from
w the mandatory 5000 bolts of WALL PAPER.
and BORDERING to match. Some new and beautiful
patterns which will be sold at very low prices at the
Nav Yors Bookstore. PORTER & son
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-14
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAP

" 1NOANIa VIZ ' INOo OhNh-OIIdh-
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR-
GINIA-CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARSl-Money re-
ceiyed on deposit in sums Of five dollars and up
wards. on which interest the rate of 6 per centum
per annum is paid for sums remaining six months
or longer for shorter periods interest at the rate Of
per centum.
The whele Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T b STAkKE, at the store of E B Spence
eorner of Main and Governor streets, Richmond Va.
SAMUEL CUTTRELL, President.
II & STAREE Cashier.