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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-12
DR. CULYERwELL ON MANHOOD.

Mechanical dglitaHcfa.
JusT PUBLISHED the 9Th edition, IN sealed envelope,
gratis and mailed any address, postpaid, on re-
ceipt Of two stamps
This little work, emanatng nom celebrated member
Of the medical profession, gives the most important in
formation published 20 all persons entertaining
doubt. of their physical condition. who are conscious
Of having hazardod their health and happncsseontan
ing the particulars Of entirely and perfect rene
dy for Spcrmatorh1a or Seminal Weakness, Debility,
Nervousness, Depression Of Spirits Loss Of Energy, Las
siude, Imdiiy, Involuntary Seminal Discharges, In
paired light aud Memory, Botchcs and Pmples on the
Face Piles, Indigestion Prlpitaon Of The Heart, and
Bodily Pfosraon Of the whole system, inducing impo-
tency and mental and physical neapaciy by means Of
which every one may cure himself privately, and at
trihing expense.
~ Address Dr. Gil. }. c. KLINE, lst Avenue, cor,
18th street. New York Post Box No, 1866. 1929
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-12

S)nnn BUS. T. |. SALT. 1000 do
=OONJ Rock Salt 1000 do. Liverpool salt
1000 bags Dairy Salt at very low prices wholesale and
retail SrORRS & FULLER
Railroad Square. Oct 25. 1858
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-12

Every mother should keep Dr. Clarke's Potent Cherry
syrup. IL cures Group in five minutes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-12
PAIN CANNOT EXIST WHERE THIS PLASTER
rs APPLIED


Lraifor ami Proprietor. 40 Uoiter ST.. N,,r York
MOtEUEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER is SOLD
Bl ALL DRUGGISTS in every City, Town, and Vii
age OF the United States lG.couis6S
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-12

NUGARS AND MOLASSES.-SroRRs q
- FrfLEu are receiving from Now York 80 bills. ST.
OAKS - do. MOLASSES. Prices reduced and favor.
able to Wholesale purchasers
Railroad Square, OCT %. 1855
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-12

From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with MI Cooper fully and heartily concur in the fore
going recommendation made by my late colleagues
WIN. p. n. FITZGERALD,
late PRINCIPAL Eraniier Of Patents.
Boston, an. o. 1855 7424
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-12

an AND CANDLES & Fur
- LEn otter low, 10 bbls, LAMP OIL. 90 boxes
CANDLES.
Railroad Square Oct %, 1855
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING
TIE TENAS FREE MASON,

I'lit undersigned proposes to publish in ,h'
] town Of Rurk, Cherokee county ncwspa
per devoted to the interests of the Masonic Fin.
terniiy, There Is no State in the Union wher,
there is so large a portion of l'lasons to til,
population, as in Texas, and yet among all th,
varied publications IN the State, there Is nom
devoted to the interest Of those connected by ,h,
,imehonorcd and beautiful mystic I've
In consideration Of these facts. il has bee,
suggested To US to make the publication desired
and II is thought that no locality is better suite,
To the enterprise than this, the center Of the
most populous couDtis, and perhaps Of the Ma
sonic interests in eastern Texas.
The paper will be Published monthly on d
double royal sheet, in octave form, n, 81 pei
annam, in advance. Its Typography will b,
cqualed TO that of any periodical in the South
New material will h. employed in ts publication
For its editorial matter and contributions the
best Masonic talent in the State will be engaged
aud Tor It's literary and lighter reading, have we
facilities which cannot fail to make that depart
ment exceedingly interesting and acceptable to
the family circle
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
Tcxas Almanac for 1850.

OWING annual statistics OF the State. and
" the progress II Improvement in Arricul-
turr. Commerce and Manufactures The ncr,a,
Of population wealth. and revenue Of churches,
schools charitable Institutions. Ae. land- yn,en.
ted and unpatcntcl statistics a.l description Of
all the counties customhous,s Lighthouses, ior'i-
fcaiions military posts, railroads river improve
merits. &c. a.. Lives Of distinguished Texans ;
history of Texas continued annually. and de
signed To cmhcly many original documents and
important historical facts furnished lay living
witnesses never beiurc published The map that
will accompany our Almanac for $50 viii he
four TIMES the sizc Of our last. Il will embrace
al the counties in the State, railroads. towns,
rivers, creeks and many improvements on the
last map
Trtes ii'panae ruth Mop -'ifrtc copies,
81 cents pr dGs1 hess than 30, - 20 80 CO
pies II 50; 100 copies s3l ilmaaaf only
Single copy - cents per dohen less than 80.
g 30 80 copies $40 leo coFscs sis haP
oaig Single copies - cents per dozeu. for
l,,. than 30. 50 -. 80 copies $40 lao copies.
81.
W a y RICHARDSON.
September lslh 1-i-. Galveston. Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
e. 9. PALMER,

LDh Aeom. NmshaH Ieras. Promp
attention giren 10 all business connecieo
gah fhe Court Of Claims and the Gcn
eral Laad Office
WlIL Investigate LAND TITLES and lant
w Certificates IN the State Of Texas
Land Certificates, with bat tcw exceptions
mast be- prcscn,,ti to the Court Of claims. Tor ap
Isoyal by the ai Of Sep,cinhcrncVt (l-5-) Of
they sill h. harnd from Location Survey or Pat
cut
viii be- In Marshall an Saturday OF every week
for The purpose oi Receiving lm inc.s preparatory
70 attending the Court of Claims. which intend
doing about the ~ OF August next
Office a, the Ccurihnusr Ahir,ss
r. G. PALMER Marshall Texas.
Nag - lti- No31- 3m.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22

In endless variety Plain and checked India
mating reiriger'ors Of all kinds, together with
Ice Boxes Of every size.
Furniture carefully and securely packed for
shipment to the interior
CITY and county purchasers will always find
our work ready for their inspection, and are cor.
daily invited 20 ,isi, our s'ore and examine for
themselves
.fnls - ~ h.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
dcis - ~eaI-,
DRUGGISTS,

i-aoa-as % Mcdonald s. ~uulT
4 RE- now receiving large supplies Of Fnsh
y and Genuine Drugs OIL and Paints Also
superior article of Medical l5qHor alh N
a. ne very bet quality vt cognae iirundy. I'd
PoH Wine and Old Bourbon Whisky n
well a. iueear Fins Chewing Tobacco tNaine
Starch. and Candle sc. And will continue r
receive large supplies fresh from New York ald
Philadelphia Commensurate with their daily in.
ertasiHg demand. They have now on hand and
vill Don be in receipt Of all ihr popular Patent
Nnliclu.s. rsthmtries Powder. lliir OIL aud
Gomelies HAS Roiuutte &C. dc
psa. White Lad anl Ga orr 'tltiy cash
ar'icla a. low price.
March :. IS Nbe-.tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
Town Made Furniture.

IKfNtfN LfHELPH
REGN TO inform the citizen, Of Marshall aml
ID ncighborho,d, that he s. prepared 20 mako
House and ofico Furnlian' Of al kinds 10 nrl,r.
4 stock alway. kept ou hand
Repairing. cleaning, and vanishing nraily cx.
Cgr'od, and all order promptly attended IT,
February lG. 1856. Nog5-lv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
C9e,u Orleans Advertise cnts.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
secnsnN Engines. 80.

pnRrlnlE (lR(CI\R SAW HIIL>,
s""'
steam Engines. &C.
$780,. <,e,,n Eog,ufs ruth IInf
SfW"hdFg ntf"" IN -,
B0HerS, Sugar mus Torn mus '"s
Who'll g. Of ,Soufhsrp pidunfaff0rN,
= - t,,,,,J,,r,,
from u hGdens f"b'' "
Eichmoud Va
ave ~ these Engine snd Mills c.hp'sN ~ ~, ~.
~ No 3, etpr--sl{ fnafali"''' 49, ',,t.g a.,
and % saw 7csie4 -" '.el 'i ,a'..st
iurnrhings Cos hc'i Anle i1f'i .ii' ~ ~, .i,,,,sl
u and lesfh Ws l"fNee 'l wy " - ,..,,s,,es
cost lh~ pNi' - lal'ls Us
IRON ihe ciy Of "" Vf'ea'''"
FOR $4,000.
,.,.,.,..,, v.t- -. If .t,. " 4 W.
hNp'Nt Mla " IN ,,,,.',r,J a. tlsi,e
We "a q -. ~. III. ,..dtly
~dleu' -" feet " lunhr' LF- .aI '''''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
Shreveport Advertisements.
TIIr COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

au1v srasrf sHsEvHroEr, -.
- Tho undersigned having purchased ihc
EG;; larrc aud convenient thrcc~iofy hueA
E.n huii,ine 20 lavombiy known 20 The pablic
/. the Aston llausc, j. npw thoroughly rcpslnl-
iug and fitting itup auew aud pledgcs himself 20
.tafc neither pains nor expense 10 make u q tr-i
class hutd and nn,lr Bis guests comfortable.
f. u POW Eli. rruprieior
0t0ier 4. l-sr I-hm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
BRASS AND IRON NDRI

"a 0btii.f tfltitf IA
n W JONES proprietor ~ che Boa a
i. and ioR famd,g has determined 4 o
to pat Down tlc price Of castings such a, "
CRATE bars and gin gearing. to the low figure Of
5 osut. a pound also the Hall y Spear pillow
improved, NO ! and to { 50 aud 50 90 th.
scooter plow improved, at 80 cents only
IT, b. also prepared to do any kind Of ma.
chmty that the country may want IN work
manlIkc manner
H. has on hand Iron railing Of beautiful pat
terms ir galleries, grave mcl,sur,s. Ac A..o
utiilic packing second hand boiler, and .fam
engine which hc will scll on reasonable town.
t1ealnt saw min made TO order. and an kinds
of machinery repaired
Term win be made TO suit Purchaser hy their
giving good city acceptance on any responsible
honsc.
T. W. JOINS
Shreveport sept o l-j-. mol II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22

| MPnR Frs and Wholesale dealers In foreign and
! domestic Hardware, Guns Pistols and heavy
gus-is
Joseph Tauaii Wo',erhampirn England Iohn
Nelson, New lcrs.y Jeremiah " wnrln.U Wal.
iet iHii. Jr.. James c. Patrick. New York
MAY ~, -. 10 q ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22

H vhD - ~ IL rpcosd u : noble life
Aeagh smnV have In no oatwasd nemoYiai
~ III On criufiHe source # grcstnes.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22

60 Hon T. Il. i.niibo,s. Treasurer of tho
san Jacinio Monumental Fani, aehnow lodges
the receipt Of the following sam
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
NEW PROSPECTUS
90 rur
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
1iccbaHies, Inventors MHt' gbt. Chemists far
mer end Manufacturers.

This valuable and widely circulated journal
enter. upon it, foiUioesh ye1r on the II III OF
September.
II 4 an Illustrated Periodical, devoted to the
PRONUNCIATION Of information rclating % the yari-
an4 ifelbaqioii and CbcnfGl itt, Manufactures
4rrioa'ure. Paieai, hrcaiioas Engineering.
Nh Hork and all interest, which the light oi
Practical Science + calculated to advance.
The >1fahfs Amero0H is printed oner a week
IN convenient quarto form ior hindine each vol
u:ac being accompanied by handsome Fronts.
niece with a complete index OF contents and
presents an elegant typographical appearance
livery number contains eight large pages Of
reading matter ahundantiy Illustrated with from
five TO eight engraving all Of which are cN-
prc,sly engraved tor this publication
All the most valuable patented discoveries are
slineai,sl and described in its l>sncs 50 that, rs
respects inventions il may be justly regarded ~
an Illustrated Repcr,ory, wherc the inventor
may learn what has been done before him in the
same Gcld which he IL exploring. and "hcrc he
NAV publish 10 the world a knowledge of his
own achievements
Reports ct American Patents granted arc
also published every week. including official
copies Of al the Patent Claims. These Patent
Claims arr furnished from the Patent Office
Records expressly for this paper and published
in the Sicnifhl Amegfor N advance OF all other
publications
The contributors to the Scientific 4mcurqn
are among the most cmincn, scientific and prac
tital men Of the times. The editorial dcpur'
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ted with great ability and TO be- distinguished
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arrr t. ,ttti,nttf ami tt-. fhpori.. ura eNnnd,.l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
Rrick Mason aud piastersr.

,rIIE un,lerigue,l OH ha scfVi0s % ODE ct
isens Of Marsh,l and surrounding country.
o.
Bf,ek Ni.aa Tas=o, eei CafoH Bui'ls
IT, iaanro- M work 70 siasd Hhaa ~ materials
arc elected by hinis'.if
lie s'o propo4- p cur mnht H.n# ~
cutc NO pay iIc warrants 90 vnrk 70 l'' 'ie'F
ina wnfkuanlike '}le so a. 90 siaid 'he ci'ot-i
efiifi.m.
tie ). now alon. ia br-iuc,s an8 nefeo'ially
sslict- share If ImhHo patronage with flii
conalenfo thii b. Vin Del ai 20 nfdtr a'ilac.
foa Co al es4s- where hi rtiH are demanded
Oul5 l.a tl, t1n-s $50 t0r.ec prompt
atfauiiag
T. u foNEBl.
Narlal Npa 3l-a- ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
Mattresses for Sale.

oSEi'll BEcII'roID makes superior mat
- r'ssc'' and At low prices. They can be found
OF all siscs, at Mr. Eyefs store. in Marshall.
whore orders can hc I'm fr any particular Kind
required They nil ~ made ~ hort notice
MtrfN 3 M re
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22

. IN =,
bhfosp ihE hIVEf
There + a river deem ana wi,it
And While along i. lank, nt STRAW.
We Sc our loved ones DER it. tide
,vhe,, a., ,l,oy .,.eA ~, 49,.
IA NOM II, si,i ,s, l,,,.,,,,.. ,,,.s
The, 90 u,...d ..,o iif.,. eon,,,,.,,i ,.,a.,.
10 lapl sn.ccn u,lnavn th., ,i,,
r.,.,lu.,.
II. hid ifsm yeT. h4i pc may rat4t
How beautiful that realm must o.,
For cleaning Of H. lpy.linca-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22

CABINET FURNITURE.

Having within the past year greatly enlarged
their establishment, they are now enabled 10 cy.
hibit the best and most varied assortment Of
Cabinet Furniture ever offered for sale in the
South comprising everything necessary in the
furnishing Of n dwelling.
In addition to Furniture, we keep for sale
Plush Hair Enam,l led cloth, crimp cord Tas.
sells, springs, tacks Irvine, varnish glue. &c.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22

Siop Eag n P,,fiie Sgpare harssah, Ter
1IAylNG leased the cauiage shop "i VIM
III NJ Johnston, immediately HG
Ea,t Of the Public ~quarr. W. n
arr prepared 20 carry GA III GE1l-a.
Caniagr Making AMI Repairing H''si''S+ M h'
various departments. Having many sesl' oN
,.r;cnco We Batter ourselves that if neiiiers 81
avn and durability of work we WI be- unsnr.
fs.s..,l nv any o,is.r establishment in The south
Plenty u material Away. un hand
I,erairing ,lolr at short notice
Price as bow us cnu b. AFFORDED bs amy g'.si
mechanic. An work warranted CAN aud c'-
aniiuc orr votk aUi pr.g..
/. GOtpIN
n \. MANN.
Marshall Te1a.. March &. 1865. iy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22

And ether -izcs To arrive Alsa-nuublr Medium
hook paper. Manila Wrappers, Note. l.eie' and Cap
gatrr. Of every DESCRIPTION
CARDS Of 81 Kinds in general us" white nnd col
orei such hlaHks Ettm Blank E,tn Porcelain
Fine Enamellrd Raj 31,d Morning and Silver
Bonef-d
CARD BOARDS. A large variety, suitable for
pnutefs Eugfasrfs and lithuguphets.
n RNlSniNG, ut every des, fipiion, from a Bod
Mn 20 . Press.
Conner q SONS Tyres J y MeCrrsfy Cor
Inks
May -. IS No 80 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
DUNN 4 RICHIE,
RECEIVING. FORWARDING
aANu.a
Grocery Merchants.

rfthFA bfNFT, taA.t
DFSPECTFTil return thsnk io their pat
II rous and friends for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon them during thc past tao Seasons.
trusting that thcy will merit continuance OF the
samc sff the future Their Warehouse Is the
la., and af~t 10 the place anil bSing entirely
detached and hHilt u iueor1bnstble material. thc
dtnetr fran FIRE much les-rnad lSsrEAvcg
ran b. saaei,d at % l.ss rate than in any other
Wavhoa4 n the place They are prepared to
extend their usual hcliur to customers and
hc1is
shreveport. oct e s- G-y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
WHITE, SMITH, 4 BALDWIN,

- ftEtNING Fma1alHr sai Comm .aaH
II Nnfiotfa aod dealers u ot5re.. Boat
and Bar Stores Plantation Supple ne
Corner Commerce mJ Niam street,. -drc'e
port lG
Ami n $685. NusI.f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22
GEO. II. NI\TEN.
AsviNtcvS " arcNe:s~C.

lO5 P0Wlr0, N'r8 NfT Df7aIls-
nRE>SE~ ~ all kinds from the celebrated Mann.
f,einft-s nf Robert Hoo \ 60 New York :. +
Ilngele. A Co. and ! s :. Adams 4 Co. io-irn.
TYPES Of all KIND. and sizes suitable for the
Nrwslap-r Book and job nhicr. from the odd
Isbh.icd 'oundfY Of james Conner a Sons, Ne"
York.
INKS. Rack aad Colorej from the Mandatory
of John u Mot rearY 4 Go New hork
nl.lN IlNl. nAnlk nn.,lniA On h.nl. hnI ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-22

''fNT'FH'IHl TtAlF1 NViITl TFHF
sssS- rtSas Republican eopy months and
'harae r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10

Newton and Andrew Cooper, were aryagned before
the Mayor yesterday, to answer for stealing buf
fslo robe from John Y. Ballard The evidence
proyed that Jack stole the robe, and that Andrew
recsIved II, knowing u 10 have been stolen. They
we're both found guilty and sentenced TO stripes
fsr their dishonesty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
nISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OF FICE,
Corner Of Main dnd Thirteenth STREETS, Riotmond.
JOHN D. HAhIMERSLEY & CO., ProprietOrs

This establishment (beng the most complete Prin
terry in the South both regards T Types Ornaments
&c, and the latest asd most approved Machine
presses) is daily turning ont the finest specimens OF
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES NOTES POSTERS,
CIRCULARS. PROGRAMMES
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBILLS, &c
81 Particular attention given Ia fine work for
Banks Public Offices Insurance, Railroad and Trans
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This machine for CARDS BILL HEADS Small
Circulars. Labels &c, is capable OF turning OF Hf
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment to obtain this description of
work at the shortest possible notice.
80 Prices reduced proportion to The increase Of
sp.sd.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze. and various
cOlored Inks executed in the highest sy of the
in this branch of the business the proprietors
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
The Attempted dAssassinationO of the
Emperor Napoleon.

F#
The Arabia brings full details respecting the at
tempted assassination of Louis Napoleon, which
will he read with interest. The following IL from
the Paris Dreit.
'sThe bombs were of cast iron. obiong, and In
the form of q pear, and in the widest part from
four to five inches in diameter. The shock Of one
substance. necessarily caused AN explosion. Tie
bombs were loaded with dstonating kunpowder.-
The first thrown at the carriage Of the Emperor
was jnst after the vehicle entered the Rue Lepol-
letter; it did not touch the Emperor, not even the
vehicle, but it wounded about twenty person.. On
most Immediately secund bomb burst. and one of
the horses, being struck by three projeeties fell
TO the ground. A third bomb, threw with more
precision iell beneath the carriage itself and hurst
with tremendous force, smashing part OF 10 In
pieces The splinters OF this bomb wounded the
second horse which expired sumo hours after. The
coacbman, named Ledoux, was wounded Ia the
head. The only person in the carriage with the
Emperor and Empress wasGenerai Roguet, and he,
as already stated, received slight injury The ts-
cape Of their Majesties was quite miraculous. /.
The Emperor received slight cut on Inc SIDE OF
che nose by piece OF glass from the carriage WIZ
dow. Another piece Of glass struck the Empress
at the corner Of the lett eye, but LETT no trace su
perintendent ebert, Of the police, who opeaed tns
door of the Emperor's carriage ut the monsen. o.
the third explosion, was dangerously wounded,-
ceurtyard of the Tuiileries, and was visited by
great numbers Of persons. All the under pNrt ana
front Of the carriage had the appearance " being
blown 10 pieces The Abbo bieiaae, chapiain Of iht
shin of the Inc the Tim, who was IN the sicinisy
of The 0pera ut the inouIent OF the attempts hahf
tested great zeal and devotedness assisting ~ ~
moving the wounded, addressing 70 them wofds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
VOL. XITI-NO. 3,
CANDIDATES FOR orrrcn
Tor To rnr vorxns or Hr.n,,

kEs To Tng tofkRs OF HENRfco
COUNTY IL take this method of announcing myself
candidate for the Shetitialty OF fenricoc.anty AT
the election IN May next and ID elected promise 10
devote all of nay time TO the Office aud 10 discharge
its duties as the law Directs win try aud see the
voters Of the county before the day OF election, aud
In the meantime refer all such an wish 10 asSer,
tain my fitness for the office a. my neighbors, and
to John NJ Gregory Esq John b. Young, Esq., aud
"a 3a--dtde T. j. CARTER.
nay" To MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF TuE
CouSTY OF HysRmo i an, a candidate for the SIIR-
RlFFABTY of the County of Henrico, and respect
fully solicit your safragss at the ensuing election in
May next 3. MICH DAVIS.
Richmond f,th Dec 1857, 10 4-dmf
n@s SHERIFrALTy OF HENRICo.-l am
candidates for reelection 10 tie office of SHERIFF.
o! Henrico. JNO. A. HUTCHEsUN.
de te-dtde
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
RICHMOND, Jan. IL, 1858

RICHMOND, Jan. IL, 1858.
To DR.. KAHN,
Office corner 29d aud Main streets.
ssA- DEAR SIR: | feel it duty / owe
to you state to the public, the successful removal
Of a Tumor from the side of my neck. OF SerehteeR
y,ars standing, weighing upwards of si5 p9uhds,
of which / am now we'll was examined by DR..
Warner of the Faculty OF Richmond, twelve years
ago and he pronounced ~ chances against me Dy
cuttIng it, as also did other eminent physicians
throug ghout the country. Yours, &C,
JAMES MILLER.
Residence-PerkinsyiIle Goochand CO., Va.
ia Is-d3mE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-10
nea. ARE 700 A surrEKER?-Arc you


afflicted with Chills and Fever nervous headache.
sour stomach iDdie eStion torpidity Of the liver
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