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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-19

HoMIcIDE IN GEAUGA CoUNTY.-We
learn { on u gentleman I, city from Cha.
grin Falls, the full particulars of a h1m
rcide which occurred in the town Of Au
burn, Geaugl county, on Saturday w
ing, the l5.h inst. i crit in Mrs. Alb.
,ry anil her two daughters had been keep
n a house of bad repu,e in the vicinity
II MAYS Mills. in Auburn. AMI the peo-
Die Of Iha' neighborhoo ! resolved, al 9th.
r expedieuis failing, II abLte the nuI-
'lnce by forcible means.
We learn that the conduct Of the in
mites If The house towards their neigh
0ors, aud even pIssersby, was uncommon
~ lead and dISgusiing-so much so as
o become in!alerable-and last Sliur!ay
ne n~eighbor<, 10 The number OF ten o.
welvc, met ami proceeded lc the hou-e
u max. Il demonstration. Il appear
hat III Abbey's were iorewarncd, trr
Thy hal invited Jeremiah Abby ia
erin law of Mrs. A., who resided nrd'
", Clark B;ool, and a man named
Henli1 or CJndi,, ID come and d, { nd III.
lpu~e. Blood went, armed with a caval-
y or horse" pistol, and kendid he'd &.
e.; m,non brass pocket pistol. The pistol
:.rr'ei by Blood was laid on the table
icar the west window IL the house
NJoui 10 or II O'Clock in the evening
h. ci!z ~ attacked The hpuSe-knocke
he doors down aud broke the windows
,nd snt~II Il NJ spms Of the furnitnrc
- n oilerel ~ per, NAL violence l..
,uy III o The inua e.
Mr. T,rus Garfield. one o. the attack
my party, went into The house and kick
d over the W. AM was passing out ~
l door near the west window where
Blood's pistol lay on the table, when h
was fired upon by one of the house and
Tho shot passed through the
,biomen, but at what exact p I'M VIC az,
Enabled ID learn II. was conveyed
o ne, where lis wife (.IecPing with .
bIbl and annolher cnild) was arous
d from her slumbers To learn that her
husband was slot. The men who ear
riei him lone lief Immediately for Il
p~hysioian-and Mrs. e. was left aloir
with her dying Husband, AMI two Hide
pnC>. He diel in abont thee minutes
after, or soma fifteen minutes from tn"
I'M hr roce;ved The wound C!eUelaRd
Plain Dealer.
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What the Fire Eaters Predict.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury writes:
In spite of outward appearances much
real discord exists in The Democratic
ranks The party is in that stat Of con
fusion which. TO my mind. affords strong
evidence e It's coming dissolution.
The Mercury itself says The p'ssae e
Of the English bill ''wili not allay agiia-
ton; and those who think hat the Union
is TO be preserved by such Instrumental
tiles. will only add another proof of the
vanity of their timid and short sighted
policy
The MurcuIy also expresses The well
founded opinion, that 1.-The dough- de-
'ecfinn will most piobaly annihilate. a
the mex Fall elections. the Democratic
adhelents OF the South at the North, and
present in the popular branch Of tie mex
Congress, an almost united nti-Southem
sectional majority against us"
CAs<IUs NJ. CLAY The u. S. House
O. Representatives has passed a bill for
the relief Of Cassius NJ. Clay. 1t grants
him 1888. for a judgement obtained
against him in Louisville for breaking
open a house of i'll fame TO arrest desert
ers; and $3.50 for property abandoned in
Mexico, under orders 10 make a forced
march.
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'Muuages.

May 9th. by Rev. Jas. Marvin. Mr.. WRIGHT
WHEELER Of Brookfeld, and Miss CORNE-
LA POPE, of Vienna.
On Sabbath morning, March Dist, by the Rev
James Greer, ALLEN JONES, NJ. D., to Miss
CARRIE l. FULLER, all Of Pennington.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-19

The New JAIL The workmen haze
entered :pou the work ofelec'inga Ccun
ty Jail. The Jail IS 10 be built a few
rods north Of the Court House. Mr.
HARVEY W"oDwoEru. is the builder
PGiRSVi lie TriegrGyh.
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF

a REAL ESTATE-PIrsuInt to an orler Of sale
To M issued ~ the PROBATE Court OF Trumhull County.
ia q cluSr therein pending. Wherein I. as Adminisira-
{ X am Iintid. and LizZie Jane and Justus Ea-ton
are defendants I -tall 0ler for sale 1t th- premises.
on SATURDAY. the i2th day Of June rrxt. between the
hours % noon snl four O'c'ock p. NJ. the fOllp~iuc
described Real E>.a-e. 10 vii: A certain village lot
an ms u e with tie aPpur;eUsnc-s ruxt. uPOn the
" st side Of TIE Puliic SqEsTe in thu village OF Meso-
antaIuia in said county. founded North aui West by
lands o. Jgs'u> E4st"r, East by the high vay On the
SIDE 81 said Public Square. AMI south ~ lands Of
Alien Rr=sles. containing sr--half of an acre CT land
more or less. Appraised It : 1E 90
ELIZABETH EASTON.
Admir-. o. >. q. EastOn. dee'd:
r. H-r HrNs. Cox & I4TLIFr. Atty's
Warrer. N1v 10 I-5~-tu.
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i EGAL NOTICE.

II William Robson. Jackson Robson. Hugh Rohi-
son. James Lyle and his Guardian Kennedy NcFar-
land. Mary Jane McCreary. formerly Mary lane RObi-
son and her husband Robert McCrpary- non residents
Of the STATE OF Ohio, ar hereby notified. that Ross and
James Robson have fled a petition as AdrniRi strator's
ofthe Estate II Flames Robson, deceased. in The Cour:
nf Probate Of Truu' NIL County Ohio. for the sale. &c.
Of the Real Estate Of said d~ecedent. and shall in pur-
suauce Of The prayer OF said petition. on the 10Th day
Of Juue.A. D. 1855, ask for an orier for the sale Of
said Rest Estate. or so much thereof as may he necsS-
Sary tn paw his iehts, to the Real Estate heid by said
Robson At his death hy contract with Thomas Clark,
consisting Of ahOu, eighty acres OF land lying and
beng ia Lots II, n and y. in the Township Of Hub
ba=I, In sad County
ROSS Robson. ,
JAMES ROBISONl
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satnrday, The I9lh day Of Jui
SHERIFFS' SALE

SHERlfFS SALE
vs. In Trurhul Common Pleas.
Horace 0Irt.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale in attachment. issued
oat 81 the Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumhuil COun-
t.. Ohio. to me directed aud delivered. I have levied
OF. and shall Expose to Purlie sale rs urOu execution
n law at the door OF the Court House. in Warren. in
said County. on
Saturday, the 10Th day of June, 1858,
between the hours % 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
7. MOI said Jay. the { flowing described Real Estate
81 the d9i-ndant. to Sii: Situate N the Township Of
Fowler. Frumhrll County. Ohio bonded a. folloS s.
On The South by Lands OF Eh-nezer Btrn-s heirs asd
EgheTt For~arl: on the West by Ia.ds of Frederick
Hall ami William Rujle ige: on the North ~ lands OF
Alr on friPp. and on the East nv the HIGHWAY running
North and South. and bands Of Egbert Forward: sup
posed TO contain about forty acres. Appraised at s35
per eres.
A r. VI Sheriff.
Sheriff Office. Warren. Nav 10. IG5S-jg-3 IL.
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GHERiFF'S SALE.


49," IhI'uhbaI COMMON PIsas'
By virtue Of an Execution issued cut Of the Court OF
ConUon Pleas, 81 TRANQUIL County. Ohsa. 10 NJ. d.
rect@d ard delivered. have levied on. and shall ex-
pose to Public Sale. Mt the door Of the Court House
il Warren in said cougty. on
Saturday. the 10Th day of June, 1855,
bet rren tee hours Of ~ O'Clock 4. ". and A O'Clock P.
u. Of said j .. the following described Real Estate Ct
re d-'cnltn'. to ~it: Situate Ia Nr=tos Tozn-hip,
N , 10 toe , hsnee Of townships. IN the CoBnecti-
cut Western R-serFe. in the State Of Ohio, AID which
is ais IN the COuasy ofTrrm asIi. and knoxn hy being
LIT No. :. on the zap % IA. v Haze Plat Of Earirs-
Vile. and will more feiiy appear upon the record OF
said nap. in TruurhuH Comfy Records aud bounded
and described as follows. to wit: On thu East by First
Street. On the Sorh by n road leading to Fahrport from
Beavers Mill. on the South ~ lot No. 2 IN 2nd divis-
Ion OF lots in said EaHleSviile, and on the West By .
ffaetlo ial lot Of JOHN 2 Beaver.
ABB Ma Sheriff.
sherid's Office. Warren. Nav 10. is5s-5w-3SO.
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"NoT QUITE 50 BAD The Bellfon,e
Democrat tells a good story Of Sam Blink,
who has been dawn the SusqIehannR Ills
spring with a raft. Returning home, he
slapped al a tavern. where a crog.i was
discussing the Kansas qle>ti n. S IA
had not steps the ~prsvi'ds IA eil, arl SIS
about sql,ring himsrlf oIl for Il COM
iorahl= 81 poZr. when ana az i,- ipldss;
turning 10 him SAIL. %''.iasc >its "a Leco,n?-
ton man I'll hei the liqinr Tor HE room -
ID 4 SAYS h;- opponent, Who was
ami L"comp,on. "Naw. iien, ff;sad'
sud No. /, in order Ia d! ci'ie iiiis bel,
viii you be 50 ki,d * 10 eel us whether
You are 4 L.co,np'on mau?' "Nkai
made YOU think so!" Sam asked. BE.
cause, sir, yea fook Ike one; | can al
ways tell hem by their looks" replied
Mol. Sam answered ID l? Wei
ge1rien el, | wgs on the VT. Il Snow Shoe
10 Mari-lta: ] hare been drunk for two
ueeks,; INT IhGd no idea Hooked as hard
az that" The Lecomaioner Paid the
l;qucr and sloped.
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oTELIAL NUIIJE.
Ladies ENTENTE. or szsPeetiEs themselves so, are
cautioned against ESiHg them. as miscarriage roHLd
cRsHs. Ladies desiring an increase Of family should
their use eRtirsiF. as a Jep pills each moEth
'oOaid Be sure TO Pre1sHt BrsgRaaey.
Pr0prietOTs importers, or agents can he in no wise
responsible after this aimOnitiOn. Although certain
in effect, they are 50 mild as never to produce injury
to the health. Mail Packages, having the appearance
our general agents. who will send them by NAL. post
paid, gu receipt of price. Boxes SI.25; half Boxes IS
cents Messrs. V. ALDEN & Co.. Cleveland. D.. are
our general agents. All orders will be promptly filled
10y them.
Sold by Z. A. SMITH & CO.. and SPRING TURN
Err. Warren. and by Druggists generally.
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GREAT HURRICANE AT BENF1NvILLE,
ARK -Trenty Fire LiUes Lost.-A brief
note dated Brntonvilie, Arkansas. ON the
third instant. informs ii editor Of the St,
Louis Republican, OF a terrible di aster
in that Town. On the 27th of March a
dreadful hurricane passed over the
place, by which nearly every house in line
town was blown down, and twenty-five
lives lost. The wounded could be heard
Tor twenty four hours after the storm,
under the ruins of the buildings. wbe {
they suffered the most intense agony.
No other particulars of this accident have
reached US.
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THE LEvIATHAN TO BE OUTO1YE A
bigger ship'han the Lrviaihan is are ,dv
talked of in En- Gland. Il is intended that
this new monster shall carry 8 GOD ions
more than the L ~viathan-iS 10 run faster.
and draw less water An engineer Of
Liverpool named Clare. propos 5 to
build a ship 1000 feet in length, seventy
feet beam, and only thirty feet from deck
To keel, making her perfectly fiat bot
toned, and her sides perfectly square.
In size she would be 5 200
We viii net be surprised To hear, one
Of these days that s1me engineer propo
SIS to build II bridge across the Atlantic.
with no els arranged at convenient dis
tances apart; for The comfort o. travellers.
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z. y. WcEain,

Ely AT LAW!
Will Insure your Lives or your Property, in bts
COmpaMis.:
Nillsell sight drafts on chief European towns:
viii sell VOur Farms and town property for YOU;
VIII pay interest on monry deposited with him;
WEI buy good notes at liberia! prices
viii loan mercy or roOH pa4- a. fair rates;
Will adviscy u To keep out OF Law:
VIII oun Il y0c TO pay your dents:
viii urge you to ne Kidd to your fellows.
Warren. May ~. t5S-4w.
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PREPARED BY DR.. J. C. AVER.
Practical and analytical Chemist, Loud. Mass;
And sold hy Druggists every~Sere. my lSss-4m-
AfWatcr's Improved ), 90
SEWING MACHIN E..

Markell improvements have been made in this Ma
chine the past winter, which makes it ever way relia-
bic and sure The public are invited to call at ADAMS
BOOEsTOIE AMI witness the working Of the Machine,
and obtain reference Of its worth, and srItablensss for
family use.
1t vas Awarded the Is. Premium. Silver Medal and
Diploma. at the y. Y State Fair. held at Buffalo. Oct.
nth. 1867, for Practical Ut.i ty, Simplicity. Capacity,
Durability and Beauty: Singers and NheelIr's d VIII
GUS high priced Machines in competition.
Committee Of awards:
J. CUYLER Editor Of Albany Evening Express.
B. OfIATT. Esq. Practical Machinist ami Msnufae-
tufer- Rochester. y. /.
PiIINEAS STANTON, Secretary of Ingham URiEer-
sity. N Y. and
CALVIN HCRBERT. Esq New York.
tn : Machine has been pronounced by Scientific
and SSiffui Mechanics. to he the
MOST DURABLE. PRACTICAL AND COMPLETE
MACHINE EVE; INVENTED.
The Patrntre, claim that t is. in fact the most relia-
bile Machine ever offered to the public. Its chief excel
lence consisting in its Astonishing simplicity.
The Prir cIple is entirely NEW and OgIGISAL, and
wholly unlike any other Machine in the EOrid. fhe
durability exceeds the best Sl2j machine. because il
Is crt.rriy iivcsiei OF anything like complicated ma
chinery, 50 coaincn to all machines uoE known TO the
public. II has neither LooPER. HOOK, sHCITLx, SPRING
or CAN. u get cot Hf orlt r. and
Is MOST ~FFECTINE IN IT'S ~PERATIO
rs any one can readily SEE upon a slight examination
II Is eGPkafieaHg The machine for the people.
IL has aut 10 !s seen TO be admired. and used to be
appreciated
The examiner OF Sewing Machines. at the the Us
Patent Once, remarked nf &c that IT rGs tie H0si
narked i~Pr0reHteRf IN SeriIE -NEeAsEes, KAT Ae Rad
seen from fhs beginning"
This Machine Is for sale in Trnmhuil county. by ?.
N|.GARDNER, OF Bristol. and Z. !. .AR OF Wini-
ham. Forage Coo. Uho are the sole proprietjrs Of
the right To sell in said county. Machines kept on
hand and al orders accompanied with the cash,
promptly attended TO lJan-sO, '5S-ly.l
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IN TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
L Orrin Cory, Plaintiff,
VS.
Joseph Grant, AristarchHSf SUMMONS.
Champion. Eliza Good
rich. De,enllnts.

The defendants Joseph Grant. Aristarchus Champion
and Eliza Good h, will take notice that Urrin Cory
has flied his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trum'ull County Ohio. stating tnst there is due him
from said Joseph Grant S-3.7- and interest from April
LIST. l-5S. on notes; that said Grant has equitable in
terest in lands in s1id County by contract from said
Champion and GooGr:ch. and asks To have said inter
est subjected to TIE payment Of said claim. Defend
ant must answer by the 18th Of July. or the petition
will be taken for confessed. ORRIN r
By CHAs. 4. HARRINGTON, Atty.
MAY 10, IS5S-6xN
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AT SE..

4 FEW EXTRA No. | BUFFALO
Il ROBES. Horse Blankets and SlSigh Bells, can
Eow Re had ut cost. by calling at
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George Renick, now liz n ia CAili;-
Gothic, in 1904 5 fell and drove the first
lot of cattle that ever crossed the noun
tains TO an Eastern market. From that
fine TO Tins the business has steadily in
creased in the Valley. Now Ohio sends
across the Alleghebies a yearly average
of 10000 hcsd.-CiR. Ga-.
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- We need not speak to the pub
T. q lie 81 It's virtues. Throughout
SEe[G every town, and almost every
w. hamlet Of the American States.
1919 its wonderful cures Of pulmonary
<=2TA complaints have made il already
known NAY. few are the fami-
~ vi Ekzg lies in any civilized cnuatTy on
nt~E = this continent without some per
experience Of its effects;
and fewer yet the communities any where which have
not among them some living trophy OF its victory over
the subtle AMI dangerous diseases q throat and lungS
while it is the most powerful antidate yet known to
usu for the Formidable and dangerous diseases OF the
pulmonary organs. It is also the plea>antest and safes;
remedy that can he employed for infants and young
persons. Parents should have it in store against the
i~nsiiious enemy that steals upon them unprepared.-
We have abundant grounds tn he. ieve the CHERRY
PE'TOKAL saves more lives by the ConsumPtiOns il
prevents than those il cures Keep II hy yO4,
and cure your colis while they are durable. nor neg
iect them until no hImtu skill can mas-er the iHexO-
rabie canser that, fastened o. the viials, eats your life
away.
All know the dreadful fatality Of Ia 2 disorders. and
as they know too the virtues OF this remedy, we need
hot 10 more than assure them it is still made the hest
il can he. We s.are no cost. no care. no toll to pro-
duce it the NEST perfect possible. AMI thus afford those
who rely on il the bSst agent which our skill "an fur
nish for their cure.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. HOLLOWAY would respectfully
~ inform the citizens OF WarreD. and Trumbuli
County. that he can he found at all hours in his roOms
over the New York Store, where he is ready TO perform
all operations in his profession, and would solicit calls
from all that have no teeth, AS we'll a. those that have
They sill hnd his prices corresponding with the times,
and all work that leaves the shop win he warranted.
and as we'll made as that Of any other Dentist in the
country. The Gold used for filling. is Abbey's Gold
Foil. the hest in the country. All Plate Work on Gold
warranted to ct and perform all that is Promised
II any one doubts these fac 5, call on me and talk
the matter over cheeTiGliy. then if We cannot agree
all right You viii please inform your friends and
others. tina; they having due notice thereof, may gov
ern themselves accordingly.
II. ". HOLLOWAY.
Warren. March 81. Is5S-tf.
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ySKS BURL5L CASES

FIShS P4IEST -HEFHLIC BUhidL CHSES-
These c1ses are exteEsivel used. and possess val
liable advantages over all other Collins for Transport
alton. dspositiug in Vaults. or for ordinary interu,e Is.
The ABOVE Cases and Wood Collins of all sizes kept
constantly on hand. lIedrse furnished. and funerals
attended TO in town or country. IL desired.
SHOP on NAIN STREET.
near the Rail Road DeP0,.s
Wsrren- Nav 70. ISjs-tf.
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WHY WILL YoC SUFFER with Chronic Rheuuia-
tism. Collie. Pains in the Limbs. Back and Chest.Then
DR.. TOaIAS' YENEtI,S LININESr is warranted 20 cure,
II used as directed? or The money will lie refunded by
the AGENTS. See that every bottle is wrapped in yell
low a1er aud signed 5 /. Tobias. None others are
genuine Price p & 50 cts. Depot, So Cortlaudt
street. New York.
Sold by WOODS SPEW, Warren; ARD &
CO.. Niles, AMI others throughout the c%ounty.
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Those knowing themselves indebted t. r. S?gIxG by
Vote or Book account. 0r the firms OF SPRiNG IL REED.
an SPSISG IL TURNER. will take notice tn At | have Ivs
ry notes ard accounts. and the books Of the above
hrms with H. L BCTSETr. Esq. for settlement ard
co!lection. and unless the said creditors call and settle
fJrthyith. they will he sGed from the word 90. The
b ioks and papers will all lie found at Burnet's Office,
lust east Of The Court House. r. SPRINI.
N4rrsn Nav = T<aS-fr
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BOOTS & S HOES!

- CRANAGE. No. 6 Main Street.
-. Warren. Ohio. hss receive an extensive stock
Of Boots. Shoes. Sole Leather. French Calf. Patent
Calf. Morocco. Hid. Innings. &C. and L general aSSort-
meEt OF Shoe Findin. s, which will be sold at prices
greatly reduced from last year
The hest and fines; quality CT Ladies' Congress and
Side Laced lIeeiei Gsitsrs, B0Otees. BuSkins and Slip
pers; Misses Half CATERS. soOtr-s and Slippers
AGso-A great variety Of Chiidren's CATERS, Shoes
and Slippers; together with an excelIe. : ss0rtment of
Mems. Boys ard Youths Cutters. Oxford Ties and
Slippers. a good stock Of Lasts, Boot Trees Clamps.
Crimps. Brands and Irons. Remember the place, No
8 Main Street. b.
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Bloomfield school!

THE School at Bloomfield opened on
L the 10Th inst. and continues ~ weeks. under the
general supervision Of Rev. d L Hi~ok. TEKMs-
$500 for Com non Branches; S4.uO for the Higher
Branches MR. C X HICOK.t
April Is, 'sj-4w. MRS E o. HIcOK. Ae4ehe's'
WALL PAPER.-Ju~t received from
w the mandatory COCO bolts Of WALL PAPER.
ard BORDERING 10 match. Some new and beautiful
patterns which viii he sold ut very low prices at tAs
NHv- Epr- n ,ohsT,ra pnRTEp l. SON
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KINsMAM STEAM WOODEN FACTORY.

/ lie that they still carry on the business of Manu-
featuring Cloths and Yam. in KinsGsn. Having The
past spring msde Tlite an extensive addition to their
machinery, we wiil have superior advantages with our
present arrangements. to turn OF work with prompt
ness anil dispatch.
We feel confident in saying. under the present de-
preston Of the Wool Market. that we can make it for
the interest Of the Farmer TO exchange their Wool for
Cloths and Flanneis Part euiIr Alteration will be
given to CUSTOM SPINNING.
Also. ROLL CARDING and DRESSING,
done as usual.
J. ". FAREASD & co.
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CARD TO LADIES.

NJ. PEzcIE's" .cHiSu" PILLs-The Importers Of thi.
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention Of American laI.es to il
rs iuiaiIiahle in removing distractions and Irregular
ties Of the menses- promptly restoring them in al CT
ses. The suppression 50 common, is speedily relieved
and there viii be no recurrence Of the complaint If til /,
remedy il used acc riding to directions, which accom-
many each hox and uaclage-
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

FUE The NNTID LIKE UF
Coughs, Geld. EiOaFSenesS, Influenza.
B.Cnchitis. WhooPing IOUsh. Group.
Asthma, I~ncipieut Consumption,
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and Tor lie relirf o. Consumplve pa'ienis in ADVANCED
stlgcs OF the disease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-24
nRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS

L -Ruptures curedi Ruptures radically cured
The price OF Dr. Shermans great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only S. placing
Il in the power of ell to obtain ono Of these
Tussee and be perfectly cured. This Truss can con.
venienty be sent by mail or express to any portion
of the state.
send . measure Of your hips OF pe.yis-sayins
whether you desire weak or strong spfiag. dis
The pad Of this Truss works on the ball and socket
system, giving 1t great latitude Of motion, 30 as to
apply its pressure ct any given point and then fixing
it there at yeur pleasure by small lever attached
It is worn with perfect comfort. The Truss is neat
instrument being perfectly simple and Dot at all la
bic to get out of order or be broken. II has cured
great number of persons in this city and throughout
the State and will most cheerfully refer 20 gen
tlenen who are well known for their verasity and
responsibility, who have been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and this ttoo In cases
oflong standing and OF an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce Il the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably 10 ssat
IN advance.
Persons not knowing us can send their money to
any merchant friend In the city, or will give
any reference to aud promptness
The Truss or any information copcerning Z can be
had of q. q. JACKSON,
No. II Main street, Richmond.
N. D. Persons owning valuable slaves Who are rup.
tured, shoutd by Ell means obtain one for they viii
not emily oure 6as - durable that they ars the
cheapest in the end.
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