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gGRY GODS.
For saia--
Ladies SHAWLS.
Hosiery.
PINS
PRINTS.
Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFS
Irish LINENS.
Nedp0 SHIRTS.
Red fLAN Z Ell.
Back CLOTHS.
SEWING COTTON.
THOMAS JONES.
d. 9--2w 70. Aeia - Richmond, Va.
kehT G,OI> Day fOUG5i - OH :
| } SON 4 HARWOnD. No. = Main set
ing goods, viz: 2ot1 vads 81 Grey C.ssI
Anerea; zto yar0s % ti3e Cry Cloths. loo
yards ca B'Ue Beaver Cloths; 2,O01 yards Ker-
ssy3; 81 bales IS and J Brown Cott,,a; $50
packages English and American Pins; R3oacLed
ard Brown Table D4mask Towels Huaaleback,
bmiIys, Domestic Plaids, Spool Cotton, breads,
da II JOHNSON q HARDWOOD.
4 NOTION BAlTINa.-,,J ra!ea suoe.- or Cot.
" ton Batting. Receiving and for Hiie by
O. 7-dtlJ KENT, PAINE & co.
HAVE jus. received. % baies Brown Sa.rtiag;.
81, Is, and "a, al! of which ! offer at tie low.
est cash prices; also, 50 pieces Ret ti&auel so ps
White Flannel; - s sme2tic P!aiGs for servants
3
Goods IN general. Also' iarg3 stock of ClJfh.ng;
Gvcrcoats Of all kind; Pants; Vests, etc. Also
100 CoZeu IEdershirTs and Drawers, 500 pr. Boots;
! pr. heavy Shoes Tor r1en and women. All Of
which offer at the lowest cash prices at w!3lesa
and retail Country nel Grants wouIn 10 we'll to
give me cali b. toro purchasing elsewhere
L. ROSE,
de4 lmk 256 R.oad 81, between I'd ard 81.
HPANlNG This morning lof of ep endid all
W Wool ana Ctber PLAlDS, suitable for Mill
tary Shirts. ! bargain may be had for the whole
lot. Those il Iant II eal s1ou at
EZEKIELS, II Main ST.,
de MAILERr's Old Stand.
SHlRr EMPoEIo-.
50 doz Jeans SHIRTS.
20 QoA. Gray Flannel SHIRTS.
% doz. Gin CHAM
- dOz Hickory "
10 dcZ. Guernsey "
10 doZ. Calico
% doz; Msrlno u R-SHl RrS nnd
DRAWERS.
% doz. Mems Brown HALF-HOSE
For sale by
GEO. MAGCIRE. Ja.,
no 22-ts % Main street.
EZEKIEL'S VIRGINIA HAIR RE-
H. SIoRER-The best Hair Tonic ia use. 1t
has gwen satsfac ion to thousands of persons who
have given IL trial. For sale by all 0rugg;Gts.
Ga 10 r. Ell KinL o. Main
2.OOOhaass t of s a. DS'ss GOODS sci
EZEKIEL's3, Il Mai1 st.
de MAILERT's Olt Stand
COUNTRY MADE. Ii a n S.-Just RECEIVED
I J from SouthWestern Virginia, 400 yards &C un-
try made Jeans. Fer sale by
de6 CHII.Es Il cHENRRy.
u 0lO YARD, FUKNi rUkH PRINTS
L.UstU CHEAP Opening this m3rnicg
ABOUT 900 yards splendid ,icb "a Furniture CAL
ICOES. Got to be sold lew, at
EZEKIEL's,
de 3 Al Mpi,
THEAp DRY GOODS, by the peice Or other
wise. All goods sold Al small advance at
ELkkiELS Al Main ST.
ia u MaILsRT Old ) aud.
rL0AKS.--W We have at present a iuI -upply
~ of t.cths for Cloaks, and are prepared to
have them made.
del CHILEs & CltENEPy.
r1NO MILITARY SHIRT MANUFACTUR
i ERS'-.oO yards splendid WOOL fLafDS
open ng thia morning at EZs KIEL'S
de" ~ Main stree.
4 LII KINDS OF GOLD TRIMMINGS
n Tor officers coats sid caps jus: recoivad at
nos EzEkIEL's. IN Msin st
u ED BLANKETS A small lot al Bed Blan-
kets, Just received from Charleston.
de4 UHILI3 a Oh Emery.
III NOTION BAT1S.--0 bates virgiaia tasds
"a a. Cotton hA-''' for s an, y 4 oupsEnY
nor SALE-
One Thousand pounds Imported
TWINE,
Al
dc ia-A' LANisx BaogHags 4 CO
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agaLsTaggg saessszsss e..

HIL CLOTHS The suoscri5,r& having ID
J creased their facilities t0r IDs8LIs.t arlGs ~
now prepared 70 supply merchants viii UI'
CLOTHS Of various widths, from "a o. : L7e2t'
wide Also. CAP CLOTHS. Ihsss goods W.
bs found Superior 70 any utn.r manufactured y
TIE South. The attention OF c.otIlers 10 ps -i1
iarly called to these goods. Samples ana pIee'
fory7 srdeh By Hlsil RbtTH b PORT
Factory aear Central D7Pol
de 2-lfak Once on iain and GOvsrnof 50
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AAj TNTEK Af>RANGE5ENT-
TO JAMESTOWN KINGS MILL. GROW
STOnE-HUF$F. AND ROCK
.YEaKNt-S

TIE steamer CURTIS Pr K. Capt. J. II re-g
MAN, vii, IN and alter WeAn.s,,oy .lornns r,,,
the Beth instant, leave The wharf At Rockers r,y.
uiarly every Monday. We tueslar ard fr.day
morning, a ~ O'Clock p-ecjssEr for ne s5,ys
places lag 1T the Rock Wharf al n.eht ami p.
tnra ecrh alternate dsy--Tuesday Thursday nd
saturday morDi1C 7-itaviaE pots |har. =, ,le
same tCnr q "cinc, and t7U~h 81 eli he rem A.
laatingf, going and returning.
E>E Passage and freisat as usual
&c - K O. Y AGkINg
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- IA l. Y n Il -
The subscribers beg leave to interim Suffers and
other dealers that they have taken the
ELEGANT STORE,
ON BROAD STREET,
fourth door pbove the corner o 3th. where thew
az orcning tie LARG EST and BEST SELEoT
ED STOCK o.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
that lave ever BE- offered in this market They
iav.te especial attention TO their unriv allied supply
Of genuine
HAVANA CIGARS,
from medium to finest grades. These goods were
selected with great care, aud really tine and de
cir able.
their rtock comprises everything usually found
in a First Glass Tobacco aud Cigar House.
C'grs OF vsgions e a1e7, foe Chewing Tobocc,
Smohing do, Plain and Fancy Pipes Stems, Cigar
Holders and Cases, &c.
They invite examination OF their stock feel
Ing nfiden that they can offer great Inducements
to the irade.
IA ou7 r. all department will be sup, led at
AL times, with goods at The foeat character
JAS. T.. BURRESS & Co
Bread street, above cor 9TH
J. r. RrEEEss,
e. i. SI1N%EK, r.
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II -. SMOKING
TOBACCO.
have on hand, at Factory, on It'll street,
RICHMOND, Va,
4 large stock Of
CHE W ING
TOBAC
OF all grades and sylss,
Al prices ranging troIu
Il 10 - cents per pound
Including SIS, l0s half pounds, pounds
-ALSO,-
TWIST and other {.
FANCY STYLES,
SMOKING TOBACCO;
at from
to % cents PSF pound
AL Of which is offered for sale at moderate prices
for ctsh
panied with cash.
oc 10 3mGD JAMES THOMAS, JR.
fsNU8sCGO, misunderstanding aud Chew
ceiVing Chewing Tobacco OF various Styles and Of
all grades from ~! CTS TO . CTS per pound. Many
of tho ofanda a-e III fancy pack ages with a br ght
wrapper, and -, eet, sur-cll.ed filler.
Also for sale, the 'Nic}lte Ma.cubb;n ard Pride
of Bethel Smoking T .bacco--a superior article,
il halt pound packages. ali and examine
HILL q NOkFLEET,
NO - NArr lIota al
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EDUCATIONAL.

ErR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
lFg RtcHNOEF, VA.
This institution Will be open again on the
LIST day of october, 1861, for the reception OF
both koarders and Day Scholars.
For particulars, apply 10
an lots HUB, RI p LEFESNPE
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WIN. b. JONES h co,
de 3-i2t 18th, bet. Main and Cary sts.

hot SPRINGS, HOT SPRihG COUNTY,
ARKANSAS Tie Hotel a. Hot SprnGs
Arksnsss, hes been considerably iuprov ed sEd
will accommodate - hundred visitors AZ Any time
throughout the yoar. These unsurpassed wonders
oi tho world, Rot SPRING., viii be found a. efaec-
tuai IN winter GS IL SUMMER, and viii positively
cure Rheumf ISM, Contracted joints, Neuralgia
Lumbago, Paralysis, Goat, st. Vitus Dance I'm.
potency from Disease, Eeneresi Disease, Hercusial
Disoi.se, serofuia and Glandular Disease, and al
forms OF Skin Disease The sufferer nom expo
sure, camp life. wounds, &c, will find these W..
tsrs not 70 be competed with IN the world by AIT,
science or skin. X. E. CLAYTON,
de 7--d&wims pron-ia,rr
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rzxE.E.ess3gsw A~as SEWERS.

NEEE.E.s 1s;gsE tSas SE.gsrEss1.
SHT HtELER 4 WILSON'S SEWIN G
yL MACHINES
REPAIRED and kept in ORDER
Al4o Fine TUCAIEG and FAMILY sew IhG
done, by
Miss LYON, No III Gain st. ~ stairs.
ORDERS SAINT promptly attended 10.
supp Of s,EE - RS CT hand lie I1--1m*
az ADAME SUr, " uid re-g ec5fully a-uonoce
.fs 10 ne ladisa O. richmond an v.cilitY that
she ia SILL large assor-a.nt If those b, au,itul
RONNH]~ on land. which viii lie s0Id al reGacei
prcss. &ts1, IN eutite sock cr Hea.: Dces-vs
the latest H0utneru style; Bridal Wge-tbs; Feiis
Ladi7s 0r.s Gaps: Ribbons; Flowers, Sc al OF
which viii be sold cheap Tor cash, a. the season.
is advaacai.
sc Ny store IS closed Saturday znd Sundays
MADAME son,
DE- le-Stf NJ. -, VI in street
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WATER- PROOF HUI

Ny ILIIAA1 WAIkK-FhUUF FWI'nII
WI MENrS.--A comv3~te sSsortrc"pt 81 w
Goth Goats. Capes, Blankets. IeSSius' ia
Hayeloeks, lIsvtrsaess, ard hGspssc@s, I" @
found at the KnarsacA Lepot, On Maln H2d .'.,
ernor streets, over Spence y Carey s.. ~
goods are al manufactured OF tbs beS' Soall''.
Usie materials. and al reasonable pi4>es' So
aad Others supplied, whole ale. 90 -
Ia ILITAkY, ATTENTION - lha uale
Ibs Signed have On hard, and 4re 2 q, rsf u IS
BRASS PRESSED LETTERS, thVS2 %
BRES. GROSS CANE' Ms, C., Tor NIL
TARY CAPS.
Orders p->.mpt!y attended 10. s...
Brands Of III 7izes ard e1s'sns, ana VS. '''-
ella ylade 20 order L9WiS y kAIfpH.
Brand Cuftsr
18Th g., between Main anu CaFY
zsd-eaa nv mat LEWIS * AkITuS, Box ~
pi.h,..,.i u no a.-!m.
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EICH'D I DANVILLE L. X. JO., I

~i' ~ Il b@1i' iLAF- IL. H. W,
DEGksBER 10, sol. !
NJ oilCE.-At l. meeting OF tie Board OF D.
Y rectoTs held shis day, a dividend OF hr.e per
sent was declared, pay sAe Gu the lat cay OF Jan.
ahfy. IT,. The Transfer Books viii b. closed
80, s. lie 18th iustsat 70 the 10: day OF January.
THOMAS W. hROOKENBRoUGH.
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N oiloE to TAX PAYEhS. tn
~ an ordinance passed iIth January r.. -
! VAL attend at the COLLECTORS Office. In M
Cify Kali, from the 10th TO the sisl of I,ccsn,-
per- inclusive, To receive the remaining half
oi taxes IRON such persons rs are entitled to
aeaaeIon Q! 10 per oeat. by having pre-.
sloasiy paid the first half IN June lasr, In &c.
eofdanes with SAID ordinance.
julius a. ROBSON. q. G. r.
1T "iil TIC seen nom the above that
the Collector is required to tend al the Office
from fhs LIN To the 3ist Of the month, TO re-.
ceire taxes remaining due from, Jrne last
BEFORE The January term Of the Hastings
LonFl ne ID required by ordinance TO advrrtjs &c
deiinqaen, real estate to hA cold for non. nav
mont OF taxes. Persons who have not done
so, will see the necessity of calling and nav
ing these tasss, III il wiz BE- ina noatih is for
ths Lotlsas.lr s. al "a tleg, before he ,.t.ss.
ssssA $50 I,A.u.. u.ER.
Eese tp
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y a A w a \ .-IWENTY DULLARS
IN REV ARD.-R&naway, on the lSt ms .ant,
a negro man named J I'm FISH K. He is about
80 years old; slightly bald; black color; had on
drab coat and pa us 81 a straw hat. Ha il from
near H2rper's Ferry, formerly belonged to Michael
Tearney; has a wife ia sid nsighb 1hood. | will
give the above reward for Lis delivery to lie, or
placed il Jail, Sc got him.
~ M. LEE, Agent for
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- AM WAY.-%laa REV ,
-, or Monday, Negro Boy, named ESSEN,
about i've feet eight inches high black;
stammers slightly: about twenty or twenty
two years OLD; weight about $50 pounds; for
maIiy hei0r ged 10 Capt. John Wright, OF
Plain View =. o., King and Queen county,
Va. The above reward will he paid Oh his
delivery 70 me At my Office, in this city. He
may be making lis wy TO West Poir I, Va.
He has a wife III that neigh borhCod. His up
per teeth are DARK, fr0ga tartar on them.
OC 22-tS BENZ hiIN DAVIS
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E7OBACCU AND CIGARS.
". II. REDWOOD respectfully informs his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased the stock, corner Of Franklin snd
l4th streets, opposite Exchange Hotel Snd
Ballard House, and will continue the bust
ness under the firm of VIZ. II. REDWOOD s.
Go.
Country merchants, officers, soldiers. end
suffers Of the army, and deal ers generally
are respectfully invited 20 call.
no Ohm W. II. REDWOOD & co.
4 UGUSTINk !. S1lIIlI Il %.
"A COMMISSIO" MERCHANTS,
For the sale OF
TOBACCO.
CIGARS, &c,
Main street bf',oa 1871 cad lsta near tie D<aatoh
OLfCe, Eifhf7GHd II-gj4ja.
AUGUSTINE !. SMITH,
Late OF Winchester, Va.
q. A. ALLAN,
Late with &. Bayne {, Co.
CEAS. Nj. CHRISTIAN,
Sc Ism Gf Rein, 0u,
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1 Z T.
L. ASSURANCE.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, No. lS3 MAIN N. z. Coz OF llrlr, ST..
RICHMOND, VA.
chartered 2sth March 1897.
This old and reliable Institution, With ample &C.
pial and Contingent fund carefully invested con.
tinues 10 insure Slaves, Kui'd'Ss. Merchandise, of
every d script N; H0useh il Furrit are and family
Wearing Appa 81. We sels, Ia zoe and Freight, ut
the lowest current rates.
Losses a6ju-ted and pail wish ell possible dis
patch. DIRECTORS:
David Eurrie, Robt Il Burton
G. /. W0rttam, Francis J. Baines
John H. Claiborne John 4 suhett
John j. wilson, Thos. A. Rust
Alex. Garrett, Geo N. Gwgthmey,
Peter C.. Warwick
DAVID CURRIE, PTesk
JOHN j. WILSON, Treasurer.
II. II. Il OOK, Secretary de- ely
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4 Il L ELS VIRGINIA HAIR RE-
II SIoRER-The best Hair Tonic ia nee. 1t
has gwen setsfac ion To thousands oi persons who
have given il trial. For sale by al Drugg:Gta.
Ga 10 Il. III kiEiI % Main ST.
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sEAE a " Y.-ONE HUNDRED NOi.-
Il, LARS Observation-Disclosures, October
- JOS dark Iorlatfo; % years OLE; SIX feet high
weighs $50 pounds well built and very likely
bu-hy head OF h2ir. ara heavy beard: can read and
write, but writes badly; came from Hardy county
IA raT hGve Zee papers. viii give the above
reward s0r his confinement L, jail, 50 get him.
JAMAS COT4EAU.
% 91-IrlH Dnx1cro ~ a.
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TIE Nf2CINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN
SUI RANCE COM ANY,
OFFICE, RIO. la3
E&eir new building, on Rain street, next door 10
he Bank OF Virginia, Richmond.
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DCOMS FOR RENT.-Thsee or four biz gle
Ia gentle Len can be sccomInodat; d with com
| Portable BED ROOMS in pleasant. part OF the
city, adj AGENT to the CAPITOL ard the Spotswood
Hotel. 4 he have Ere places and s,aa ard all
| the same floor. FUEf. can be lurat> he 4 if de-
| sired Prize $lJ per month. Fer pavtien ars. 50.
ply to ROBERT DENNY,
de 13-.}t* 60 Main ST rect. ab we 10Th
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOivin'S Celebrated
SiIYer-Coated FEMALE PILLS.

r7HE only certain and safe Remedy for al
u Uterine Obstr uctioas, Monthly Difficulties lr
regularilies. and all other diseases to which til,
woman, wife and mo,lier, is peculiarly liable
These Pills contain no delelerious Ingredients
but are safe ard certain in their action. The,
will be found to exert the happiest effect in ali
cases Of Pro,apsus Ueri, in Leucorrhea or the
Whites; theY wili be found the easiest aud mos,
certain cure that can lie found. II is on account
of this certainty that they should not be taken
by Pregnant Females, during The FIST months
az miscarriage is certain to be brought on.j hut
other periods their use is perfectly safe. For So le
by A. Cook, Chardon; C. S Field, East Clardon
C. 7. Treat, Caridon; E. Thompson Huntsburg
N. Bone dollar and three postage stamp.
enclosed to my authorized agent, will ensure 0
puckage OF pills by return mail
C. CROSBY, General Agent. Buffalo, N. Y.
CAuTIoS.--Bcwnre Of Counterfcits; the genuine
have the Signature Of C. Crosby on the outsid,
wrapper 363m6
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sIIERIFF,S fALE.

7 N obedience TO the requirements OF an Order oi
Sale issued out OF the office ol the Clerk o: the
Court ol Common Pleas OF Genuga Codnty in the
State OF Ohio, wherein William V. Bradley is
plaintiff and Henry S. Gilmore il defendant, to
me directed and delivered, have caused to be
appraised and shall expose TO sale al public nue.
ton, at the door OF the Court House in Churdon,
in said County, on
Monday, february 25th, a. d. 1861.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A M. and o.
clock p. NJ OF said day, the following property, to
wit: One equal undivided halt Of Steam Saw
Mill with the upuendages, consisting Of Machine
ry, Tools, &c, excepting boiler aud connec-
tions-being the same mill purchased by the
said Henry s. Gilmore of VIM. " Bradley. and
situated in the Township OF Newbury in snid Co..
upon the premises now owned by said Gilmore,
being paris OF lots No. 35 and sc, in tract No. ,
in said NewbuTy. The undivided half of said
properly above described appraised at $4,000.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand.
e. G. WHITE, Sheriff.
SherifNs Office. Geaugnl
County, Jan. 25,h, 1861. ! s76w5
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Mrs. c. P. Brster, Editress Of Newark tOhio)
Times. writes in her paper OF Jau. 29th, 1859, as
follows,
p1rWe know that DR.. Roback's scandinavian
Remedies ure all they claim 10 be The DR.. pre-.
sented US with few bottles OF his Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and boxes of his Blood Pills, last
summer, which pat new life into us They. in
vigorate, strengthen, and leave the system in u
better condition Than stimulans usually do, und
have no depressing effect. We feel safe in rec
ommending the Blood Purifier TO all suffering from
debility, be the cause what it may, the Pills have
this peculiarly, they arc POWERFULLY active, and d
the same time leave The patient stronger anc in al
improved condition different from most drastic
remedies. Try them with the Blood Purifier, unc
you will feel like many who have been relieved
and willing TO add your testimony TO their efficacy
See advertisement. SILVA
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A m illustrators Sale of Real
Estate.

TN pursuance of an Order OF Sale granted by the
i Probate Court Of Geauga County, o., ! will
offer for sale at public auction.
On The 6th day Of March, "A ID 1861,
at o'clock P. NJ, upon tho premises, the follow
ing described real estate, situate in the County OF
Geauga and State of Ohio, and situate in the
township of Russell in said county. and known as
part Of lot No, 9 in the Champion tract No 3; be.
ginning on The south line o Russell township, and
south line of No 9 in the center OF the Chiicothe
road; thence north one degree and for,y-ninc min.
utes; east along the center OF said road , chains
and 10 links to land owned by llhiel Wber;-
thence west along the south line Of said Wilber's
land Az chains and 81 links; thence south q chs
aud 9 links TO the south line OF said lot; thence
on the south line of said township 40 chains and
81 links to the place of beginnlng, and containing
s6 acres OF land, excepting and reservng in the
north east cornner OF said tract, SIX acres OF land
in square form or nearly so, heretofore decided
by A. l.. Souie to lthiel WILDER; and excepting
and reserving the use of spring on said premises
for the purpose Of driving hydraulic ram, now
situated on said premises, and the privilege o.
making repairs to said ram and pipes at any and
ali times hereafter.
Appraised at $500. Terms of Sale 500 in
hand, and the balance OF the purchase money tc
he paid as follows: One-ihird in one year; one.
third in eighteen months, and the lining third
in Two years from the Time OF sale. Deferred
pay ments to be on interest and secured.
r. X. MUM,
Admir- OF estate OF Amos Green, decd.
Jan. 29th, 1861. 571wi
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HOME DEPARTMENT.
Poisoning Case, Suicide and Sudden
Death in Russell.

Death In Russell.
On Wednesday Of las, week, Theodore
Wykoff, Of Russell, young man about
70 years OF age, administered dose o
strychnine to his mother. who was insane
and then committed suicide. Fortunately,
the dose Of strychniue was so large that
II acted as an emetic, and was thus pre-.
vented from proving fatal The manner
In which he committed suicide was very
singular and distressing. lie hung him.
self in his fathers barn, by rope 80 ad
justed about bis neck as not 10 stranvle
him, and, while hanging, cut his throa
from ear TO ear, with pocket knife
The rope was also cut, and, when found
he was lying dead on the barn floor.
The eante of tho poisoning or suicide il
pot positively known, though young wykoa
is said to havo beon dissatisfied because biz
father had recently disposed Of his farm
and some belicvo that no was insane.
On tho following day, Mr.. Colo, abou,
10 years Of ago, was found dead in meadow
10 tho same township. Ho bad boeu insane
sad bis death is supposed 10 have boon The
rcsntt Of accident or exposure. We hav,
20 further particulars.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE USE OF DR.. HOSTETTER'S STOM
ACH BlrIERS for Dyspepsia. lleaviness OF .h'
Stomach Flatuence, or any other like affection
is second to mono in America or abroad. To b,
able 10 s,nle confidently that the "Bilters" are
certain cure for Dyspepsia aud like diseases, is tc
the proprieiors a source OF unaloyed PLEASURE
1t removes all morbid matter rom the stomach
purihes the blood. imparts renewed vitality to til,
nervous system, giving it that tone and energy
so indispensable FOR the restoration Of health
The numerous Acknowledgements Of its superior
excellence and beneficial results have assured The
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22
DIR. S. w. BARTGES'
sHDDOSaatiaae2etS.

HNHROUGH the solicitations OF friends and Tor
4 mer patrons, DR.. S. w. BarIgss, OF Akron
Ohio. has been induced TO continue his periodical
visits to Painesville, Lake County, OHIO, Tor an.
other year, where he may be found at his rooms
IN the Cowes House, on the 9th day of every
month during the year 1861. prepared 10 attend
10 all who may desire his professional services.
DIR. BAkTGl:S has been resident practi.
toner OF Akron for the last twen'y years, duing
which time he has treated more than $4,000 df'
iereni cases; and has, through his EXTENDED pruc'
ticc. become almost universally known through.
over mere territory perhaps, than that OF any
other practitioner in the State, many residents Of
Geauga County having, at different times, up.
piled 10 him Tor e.Ief from suffering.
For The last few years, DR.. Bartges has devoted
his attention more especially to the treatment OF
Chronic Diseases, in which he has been attended
with most extraordinary success. Numerous
certificates Of truly remarkable cases could be OK
hibi,ed from ctlzcns OF Gonuga, il il were thought
necessary; bnt let the following suffice:
Chnrdon, Jan. 9th, 1861.
This certifies that Mrs f. Frederick. while re.
siding al my house in the spring Of 1859, was Ia
ken dangerously sick, and remained confined to
her bed for seven months. During this lip,c she
had been treated by two different physicians, bu
in spite Of their efforts she continued TO grow
worse, until she became much reduced hn
she could scarcely speak loud word, or turr
herself in bed, and was given up by her physicians
10 die.
While in this critical condition, medicines wer,
procured from Dr. S. w. Barigcs. and admins
tered, and in one week his patient was able tc
Leave her bed; and in short Time had recovered
her usual health
Mrs. Frederick was at this time 67 years Of age
l. d. STANSELL.
N. B. When tho 9th comes on Sunday, Dr. B
will be in Painesville on tho eth Of the month.
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