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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26
Very respectfully,
RICHMOND, Jan. 10th, 1861.
To Messrs George W Hobson, Samuel J. Harri-

RICHMOND, Jan. 10th, 1861.
To Messrs. George W. Hobson, Samuel j. Harri
son K. H. Meade, p Z. Moore, and others.
GESTLEMEN: My attention has been called to
your letter in the dispatch of this morning, request
ing that would allow my name to be present
ed to the voters of Richmond as candidate for the
State Convention, to be held on the 18th of Februa
" next. Unaliectedly distrustful OF my qualifca .
ton for high and responsl bic position 1t would
be agreeable TO He, personally, that the trust
should be coGfded to some one more able and ex-
perienccd than myself but in the present crisis OF
our atfars, demanding in my judgment, the prompt
est and most decided measures tur the protection
and preservation of the rights of Virginia lin the
Union if posi- ible if not, then out OF it, do not
feel al liberty to withhold from my native State
any service which so large and respectable por-
ton of my fellow citizens may think il in my pow
er to render You are at liberty, therefore, to use
INV name as YOU desire, with the assurance that
should it be the pleasure OF my fellow citizens Of
Richmond to confer upon me So distinguished Il
trust shall endeavor to discharge ii with frlA-
ness and fidelity. While, gentlemen, have con-
fded my name to you to be used as You may deem
best forhe promotion high Interests dear
to us all You must permit me TO express the ear
est hone that you will at once withdraw ii when
ever tht success of those interests and the cordial
uui0n of our friends shall demand 1t. Thanking
YOU gentlemen for the ind and too partial senti-
me uts express cd in youI letter,
| am, very truly,
Your friend and fellow citizen,
ia Its JOHN o. STEGER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

Supposed AHemptt to Break Jaii.--A discove
ry was made at the city Jail a day or two ago,
which led to n suspicion that Riddel and
Coo kson had been making an attempt to cut
through the floor of their cell with the inten-
ton of bidding adieu to their troubles here. -
1t was thought expedient TO place them in
close confinement until a thorough investiga-
tion Of the matter could be had.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

Metropolitdn Guard. The name OF the
'' Fireside Protectors as we have already
announced, was changed to City Guards -
but it was subsequently ascertained that ano-
ther company had adopted that title; the
" Protector will hereafter DE called the
" Metropolitan Guard" The sure and certain
protection of the city of Richmond and It's
vicinity is still the great object of its members.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

The clay Stdtue.-Many visitors to the city,
especially ladies' have expressed desire to see
the statue OF Clay. We are informed that il
has not vet been uncovered, en- az count of the
inclemency of the weather and the distrac ted
state of the country eminent physicians
having given it rs their opinion that if exposed
now, the great statesman could not survive
the shock OF the contending elements, natural
and uOli teal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

Mayors Court.-A strong party of negro de-
linquents appeared at the Mayors Court yes
terday morning. Vim. Harris, small boy
but 4 bad one, was awarded suitable punish.
ment for stealing shirt and pair of pants
Joe, the property of Dr. Pollard, charged with
attempting to break into Isaac Bachrachs 3
house, was ordered down for 80, and committed
to jail. This chap has been before the Mayor
several times lately. Another Joe, slave of
Ryland Fortune, free negro, who sought 10
amend his fortunes by stealing coal from p
Rahm, had the misfortune TO get caught
Sentenced to 25 and a birth in the chain gang
George, slave of Warner Taliaferro, for having
in his possession a pistol, with a supply of
powder and shot, and threa tening to shoot n
darkey three times as big as himself received
a touching admonition in the shape of 80
lashps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

Accideat.-The horses attached TO dray
ran off, near the corner of 18th and Cary
streets, yesterday afternoon, and the driver, Il
negro named John, the property of Mr.. A.
Thomas, received u bad injury on his head
while trying to stop them. He was carried
into Mr. Mason's grocery, where DIR. Waring
dressed the wound. 1t is stated that the drly
came in collision with a wagon, and the negro
was knocked down. but persons in the vicinity
We're unable to tell exactly how it happened,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

ISACsrRArIoN BALL.-Preparatio tions are pro-
crossing for u grand Inauguration Ball, TO
come OFF in Washington City on the night of
the fornth of March. Lieutenant-General
Winfield Scott will head the list OF Managers,
assisted by Commodore Stewart, Gen. Wool,
and other prominent officers OF the Army and
Navy, Messrs. Crittenden, Seward, Douglas,
and other Senators, and distinguished citizens
of each State of the thirty -four are expected
to participate in the management spa
cious building will be erected specially for the
purposes of the ball, upon Judiciary square.
adjoining the City Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

DANGEROUS MISSION ABoLIsHED.-The Rhe-
nish Missionary Society has resolved not to re-
yive the mission to South Borneo. Last May
seven missionaries were murdered, every sta
ton, with its schools and churches, was plum
dered and burnt, the native Christians perse-
cated and dispersed, and the Society lost f30G0.
The mission, established in 1885, consisted, in
1859, of ten stations under eleven missionaries,
435 members OF the church, 1905 pupils, and
TOO manumitted slaves. The agents who es-
capped massacre are to begin operations In
Sumatra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

DIsrIN0UIsHED SrRASGERs.-On Sunda 3
morning last President Comonfort, OF Mex
ico and suit, accompanied by several ladies.
passed through Abingdon, Va, en- route from
Washing ton city TO their distant home. They
Were on the train that was detained ia ta9
mountains four days by slides and washes,
and doubtless received very unfavor;tbie iiu
pressions OF railroad travel through the Allie
ghanips.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26
LETTER LIST.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In the RICH
! iS'Np posi- OFFICE, On the 2''h day oi Jan
uays.. ,@tiisbsA by authority of Act of Congress
81 80, having ,he largest circulation IN the
!H,lrd Nhr, r1sijing for letters in the LiSr will
~ sqy hey are ADVERTISED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

yIRaISIAP Posr- OFFICES The office at White
Chimneys, Caroline county, Va, is re-estab-~
lished, and Henry L. poggett appoint Il post
master Appointments--r. IL. W.tlisliii post
master at County Line Il Roads, chariotte
county vice l.. II. Jeffress, declined. James
Swiney, postmaster at Lindsiae. Monroe CO.,
Va, vice Eliza A. Swiney, resigned Towsiey
Il. Cauthorn, postmaster at Cady's Tunnel,
Bath CO., vice A. j. Ward, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

BgcoNIys DEMocRArIc.-The Grand Duke
Constantine has decided that boys Of all
classes of society may enter the Russian naval
schools hitherto, like military schools, they
were reserved to the sons Of mobiles. On leav-
ing these establishments pupils attain the
grade of officers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

g., NOTICE;aApn Id adlonrpped pp rns mse,ing 81 q
RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY will be held
at the Company ofhce in the city OF RICHMOND,
OH MONDAY. the 2sth January, 1851, I'll y o CLOCK
p. NJ.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Rnop all men BY these preseafs That we, the SUD-
scrbers being Stock holders in the James River
and Kanaw ha Company, do hereby constitute and
appoint ---- our true and lawful Attorney anu
Proxy to represent each of us in all senefal mee.
ings Of the STOCKHOLDERS of said Company, heiu
within six months from and after the date hefeoI'
ed by some other Proxy with full power ana au !.
thority at such general meetings to give such sote
votes and to do such other act or acts AS eaen
OF us could give or do as u member 81 the sana 40
meetings, II we were personally present ana VIC 1
do hereby ratify and confirm whatever vote or
votes, act or acts, our said Attorney may lawtuiiy
give or do for US, IN pursuance " the authorty
hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands aud seals this 49, day of ---,
one thousand eight hundred and -.
[sEAL.l
tsEAL.l
jasi-eodtd WIN. p. MUNF0RD, secy,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

KILLED BY I.IaHrxIxa IN WIxrgR.-On the
10th instant, the barn of James Horner. OF
Warwick, Bucks county, Pa, was struck by
lightning during thunder storm, and TWO
valuable cows killed There were eleven eows
In the stable, but only the two injured IL |.
rather uncomnion TO hear Of such damage by
ligh thing In midwinter, and the groand cover
ed with snow, as on this occasion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26
TO John o, STECER. EsO.-

b. DEAR SIR: Believing that, in the pres
ent crisis of our country affairs the best and most
reliable men should be cal ed to the councils of
the State, and knowing that you possess the quail
caons requisite To represent the true interests of
Virginia in the State Convention about to be held,
W earnestly request you to allow your name to be
presented to the voters of the city of their
delegates to said Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

Fire.-The sweat-room of Barratt's factory,
on Main street, below 23d, caught fire last
evening about o'clock and occasioned an
alarm. The flames were soon extinguished.
Damage slight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

Secere Bt0,c "A negro boy at Mr.. Eacho's,
on 14th street received a severe blow on his
head from rock, thrown by one of his asso-
ciates yesterday morning He was carried
into the office of DR.. Bricken, who applied the
reuuisite remedies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

Hon. John W. Bolts has written letter i'm
response to call made upon him, which will
appear i'll the Dispatch on Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

DRAWING NEAR.-The Rev. DIR: Cumming.
sermon called "A Retrospect Of the Year"
from the text: "The niehi y far spent; the
day Is at hand" He urged his old theories
about the speedy coming Of the miilennia.n.
drawn from the political events Of tho year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26
- TO THE VOTERS or HANO-

S>S VER.-Mr WILLIAM f. WICKHAM
will be voted for as DELEGATE TIE THE STATE
who regard him as in every way fitted for the po
siton. ia ls-l0t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

prpIyc DESTRUCTION IN ILIixofs. .--Na Namher
Of common schools, p,l02 scholars, AI1. .2A5
male teachers, : rs fetnalss. Atosi schocl-
houses, as23l !; scholars IN private Ghools,
els.s0; total permanent achool fund, go
7~set
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26
FOR THE CONVENTION

MORRIS will be voted for as one of the
Delegates to the STATE CONVENTION, from
this city, by rany voters, who appreciate his Pc
culiar iincss Tor the position.
ia lS-idek
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

Assanlt md Robbery.-On Monday night
last, Mr. Thos. Hardy, engineer of the mail
train on the Fredericksburg Railroad, came
down from hungary station on a hand car,
which he alighted from at the upper end of
Broad street, and started for his residence on
Marshall street. He had proceeded but a
short distance, when he was met by three
men, one OF whom dealt him tremendous
blow in the forehead. which felled him to the
ground. Mr. Hardy, still conscious, found
that they were searching his pockets, and
struggled to extricate himself from their
clutches, when he received another stunning
blow on his head They then robbed him of a
valuable gold watch and departed. MIR. ii. IS
injuries were severe, the blows having been
inflicted probably with n slung.shot, but he
has recovered sufficiently to attend 10 bust
ness. Is there no plan by which the gangs of
desperadoes who now infest the city can be
apprehended
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE.
41--.-c, COW NIISSION T. IL OF THE
D. RENENUE.--A the solicitation of many
friends, / respectfully announce myself candl,
date for the office OF COMMISSION Elk oF The
REVENUE for the Upper District of Henrlco coun
ty. (ja 25--tde* EDW. MCCONNELL, Jk.
1 CO NJ Nj rs SION Err OF THE
1>Ga REVENUE.-I am a candidate Tor the
office Of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for
the Upper District in Henrico county, and solicit
ia 2I--tde# WILLIAM CHRISTIAN.
NOTICE. announce myselfa a can
0>a didate for the office of COMMISSIONER
OF THE REVENUE, in the Upper District Of
Henrico County. BENZ. j. DUEAL.
la l7--dtde*
COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE
b. FOR HENRlCO UPPER DISTRICT
JACOB b. KEEsEE Will be voted for by the voters
of Henrico for the Upper District. Election, ath
liza l5-i7tl MANY VOTERS.
a TO MANY VOTERS OF HENRI
co COUNTY Should it be your plea
sure to elect me as COMMISSIONER OF THE
REVENUE for the Upper District, will serve you
to the best of my ability.
ia l7--l7t ). Is. kEESEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26
LANES Lyons. Esn. ACANnI-

JAMES LYONS, Esq. A CANDI-
&e~SA DATE FOR THE CONVENTION FOR
HENklCO COUNTY.-Be pleased to announce
that JAMES LYONS, Esq, will be voted for TO
represent Henric0 in the CONVENTION soon to
assemble in Virginia. Mf. Lyons exalted char
acter and commanding abilities so eniuently tit
him for the position that nothing further need be
said to sure him large vote. ia 22-l0t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26
More Glass Breaking -A largo ,,ano ~ x,o :.

More Glass s-Breaking. a large pane of glass
in one of the front windows of p. X. Wbite,s
store was broken early yesterday morning.
shoes were stolen. window in the store Of
Keen, Baldwin & Williams was cracked but
no robbery was committed. At the store of
Watkins & Ficklen, splendid front window.
probably cost slo0 or more, was shiyered and
the scoundrel was about drawing a piece of
silk through the aperture, when a negro man,
who was making fire in the basement ad-
Joining heard the noise, came through the
cellar and the depreda tor hurried away. The
negro states that this was about half past
o'clock in the morning He came up through
the cellar-cap, and saw the man go mp the
street, but could give no description of his
personal appearance. We think our mer-
chants will have to resort TO the old plan of Sc
curing their windows by means of shutters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26
THE STATE CONVENTION

THE STATE CONVENTION
F6y other estate CoareHtoan Notices see I'd PAGE
CITIZEN STATE-RIGHTS
1>a TICKET
PEACHY L. GRATTAN,
i. II. AYLETT
GEO. W. RANDOLPH.
The friends cf the south, who desire the cleo
lion of determined, prompt state action candi-
dates Will concentrate their votes upon the above
named ticket.
a2l-ts VOTERS OF ALL PARTIES
q- TO J. VI. ESTES. w. VI. CALD-
R~Ea WELL. J. +. FERGUSON, AND 9TH
ERS.-ln compliance with your invitation, and
that of many other citizens, declare myself
didate to represent the city in the STATE CON
NENrIoN. Respectfully,
JOHN ROBERTSON.
BE City papers will please copy. ia 2i-dtde*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26
- ANTI-sUBMIssION KET,

JOHN O. STEGER
GEO. w. RANDOLPH,
PATRICK HENRY AlLETT.
The above ticket will be voted for by the ANTI
COERCION voters OF Richmond. in 2i--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

Treadwell has to-day returned TO New York
but will in n few days be again i'm WASHINGTON
He is resolved to find another Judge more
willing to issue n process.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-26

Herald says:
F.. c. Treadwell, a lawyer of New York, on
Saturday handed Chief J Justice fancy an afi-
dayit, in which he charges Governor Floyd,
Howell Cobb, Mr.. Toombs, Mr.. Iverson, JEFF
Davis General Lane, of Oregon, and all the
seeding delegations, except MI. Hill, OF
Georgia, and the greater part OF the other
Southern delegations in Congress, except Mr.
Bouiigny. by name with treason ana a mlsprt-
James Buchanan, Robert Anderson and others
may be summoned as witnesses. The punish
ment of treason is death, and of misprision OF
treason seven years Imprisonment and a fine
not less than one thousand dollars.
Judge Taney kept the affidavit three days,
and ordered the Clerk, Mr.. Carroll TO return
1t, with the remark that it was not proper
paper TO be submitted to the Conrt.
Mr.. TreadWell is a venerable man, seventy
years old, and said TO be q well read lawyer
He figured prominently in the Dorr Rhode
Island rebellion, taking the ground that Dorr
did not commit treason because he rebelled
against a State, and that treason could only be
committed against Federal authority. Mr..
Treadwell showed his disposition in assuming
the responsibility TO prosecute Mr.. Rust for
his assault upon Horace Greeley when the
latter refused TO enter complaint himself Mr..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19

vGov. Wright. in his speech at his
welcome home" to indianapolis. thus
spoke of the habcas corpus suspension by
the President:
"He had heard considerable said. and
had read considerable more. about the
suspension Of the writ OF habeos corpus by
President Lincoln. All he had to say to
that it was an operation of Presideas Lin
coin. undertaken to maintain the govern
ment, and he should sustain Mr.. Lincoln.
Cheers, The suspension of the writ OF
habeas corpus was unnecessary IN times of
peace, but it ,cas necessary sometimes du-
ring the existence of war. When Floyd
was Governor of Virginia, he said Jackson
should not send Federal troops through
that State to put down treason and nullifi-
cation in South Carolina. Old Hickory
sent Floyd word that If he didn't behave
himself he would cut his ears off. That
was what he wanted now. These rebel
lious Governors must be taken by their
cars, or it would become necessary to take
them by the neck! [Applause.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES

tEUEl ABLE LIFE mEDlCINES
Are well known to he nhltle
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first and
second somacrs and creating flow Of pure healthy bile,
instead Of the stale and acrid Kind FLATuLENcY Loss
APPETITE. IEAkTEr RESTLf
TEMPER, ASxIETY LANerok, and MELssCoLY. which are
the general ympc If Dysrepsia will vanish a. nat
CosTIvENEss, by cleansing the whole length .f the
iniesncs with solvent process and without violence all
violent rurges leave the lewcs cosvc within two dsys
fEyERS Of all kinds. by restoring the blood regu-
lar circulation) through the Of respiration
cases. and the thorough solution Of all intestinal obsrue
The Lrr aIrpIcrSrs have been known to EHErNA-
TIS permanently in three weeks and GOVT in half
time, ly removing local inflammation fm the muscles and
ligamenis of the joints
the kidneys and bladder they operate most Delightfully."-
these important organs and hence have fund
! Also WORMS by dSlodging from turnincs If tn.
bowels the Shiny matter to which these creatures adhere
| SCURyY. ULCERS. and INyETERATE SORES
by the perfect purity which these LlyEMEDICINEs css
to The bleed and all the humors.
sCORBUTIC ERUPTIoNs and BAD CoNPLExToxs
Ivy their alternative effects Of the fluids that the skn
and the morbid state which crasi,s all cruptive
plants, saow, cloudy, and other dsagresbe conpex-
The use Of these Pills for very short time will effect AZ
entire cure ofsALT VI, and striking mprcsenea
in the ciearness Of the skim COMMON COLDS and IN
fLVENZA will always be cured by one dos~, ny
| the worst eases.
PILEsThe original proprietor offb--e Medicines was
c, Of Piles cf5s years standing by the Of the LIFE
! FEVER AND AGUE-Fer this scourge Of the Western
country, these Medicines will he fund sa SPEEDY and
certain remedy Other medicines leave the sisci
TO Of the disease-a ty the<e Meicins< Il
lpernanent-TRY THEM, BE SATISFIED, AND De
Toured. t
BILIOUS FEvERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS
GEsIRAL DEBiIIrY, Loss ArrETiTE. and DIsEArEs
FENALEsthe Medicines have been used with the III
ecal results in Of this descrpsion:kScs EvH,
and ScEoFuLa in its FORMS yieds TO the mild yet
powerful action Of these remarkable Medicines NIGHT
swEATs, NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS cosr..isIs Of All
kinds PALPrTATiex HEART, PAlxTEns coIre' are
; MERcuRIAL DIsEAsEs.-Pcrrqns whose constitu-
tos Rave become impaired the iIjudicious uss o.
curry medicines srit cure, a. my never
fail IN gradients fvn ue sy<fe all the ecs o. mercury
uSneiy sooner than the most powerful Preparations
kSarupafilhki -
f1sp1'ea w.B MOFFAT,
!, 49, BROADWAY NEw-YoRk.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRCGGlSTS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19
@HGD~HE-.

4 tOPPER, Brass ami Old Iron waptcd at the
~ Mammoth Hardware Store Of
IL BrcK e. ToAx.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19
Vast MILITARY. Movements.

If reporters were to publish the arrivals
Of troops and military movements now
transpired here, the country would be elec-
tri6ed. Bat all is done quietly and
without publicity. Even the ostentatious
displays Of parallels and music on the ave-
nue. are avoided. and troops march from
the depot to Gen. McClelland's office
through direct avenues and without music
By the large arrivals to day not a citizen
is disturbed, and few are aware of what is
going on.-[ Washington Cor. Phila
Press.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19
Retail Price, 81 per Bottle. or Six for IS,

Principal Office andsalesroom No East Fourth Street
Sd building Main Street, cneinnati Chic. Labora
tory - Hammond Street
For sale Marshall Co.. by Pcrshing & Co.. Blain& Co.
and T. A. Lemon Plymouh Robert Cornwall, Bourbon
John Kcsslcr Bioomingshrg; D w. STANCE. and iona,
Miller, Bremen; John Chess, ripiccanoctown, J. G.
smith, Marmont; HaSh Bi To-, Argos; and by Druggist,
and Merchants generally hroughouthe United States
canadas. lmarch1i 1omj
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-09-19
A New Article!
Dr.. Roback's Stomach BitterS!

A aud delightful Stomachc and Cordial, f,r giving
tome the Stomach, and far the prevention Of bilious
complaint incident to the Western country. Try 1t.
A. morning drink to assist digestion end relieve Dys
pepsia IL has equal. Try il.
In superior all ofhcr Bifters. Try it.
The formula Of these Diters ls tho so property
Dr. RoIack originated with Of the OLDEST and
eminent Medical Practitioners Of the Nest and il l. direct
fy prcticaed upon the wants of the We-tern people
Thecc tcrs derive their stimulus from the powerful
tonic nature the and herbs ofwhich they
posed and they are, by aiayn unnatural cravings Of
the stomach, directly pronlofiyc Of
TEMPERANCE,
the present proprietor believes that in making them widely
known the public welfare will I've subseryed.
1t will for sale by all Of DR. Rofrekr numerous
Areus and AT Hotels &c. the coitry In the
time orders will be filed direct from Cincinnati In any
quantity the lowest rates. liz is put in Quart
Hotties and securely packed in dozen Hall
dozen sample WILL however, lie sent any address
IL desired