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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-14

Withdrawal of the Ohio House from
the Constitutional A III e n d IN II
Ratification.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, January 13.-The
House of Delegates has withdrawn from
the ratification of the amendment to the
Federal Constitution known as the four
teenth article by vote of fifty-two to
thirty-Seyen.
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Death OF Judge wrirht.

ALBANY, N. Y, January 12.-Judge
William B. Wright, of the Court of Ap-
peals, died suddenly at Congress Hall to-
night of disease of the kidneys. He was
Oh the bench Thursday A. NJ.
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ROUTE AGEScY.-Joseph NJ. Tall is ap-
pointed route agent between Richmond,
Va. and Greensboro, n. c., at salary Of
$500 per annum, vice J. ]. Mccarthy, trans
fcrred to postal cars.
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Inauguration Of the Governor of
Ohio.
COLUMBUS, O., January Ex-Governor
Hayes was inaugurated this afternoon.
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skill. The insidious poison had corrupted
the whole mind and body, intensifying his
fearful sufferings until death put an end to
his tortures.-Ne,o Orleans Ptcaytne,
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Steamer Burnt.

NEW ORLEANS, January l3.-The
steamer Honeyear, with 900 bales of cot
ton, was burned in Ouachita river yester-
day.
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post-oflice Destroyed by Fire.

JoHNsrowN, N. Y, January Ia fire
in this town yesterday destroyed the post
Office and three stores. The mails were
saved. The loss is heavy.
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Sfennnpr Ashore.

QUEENSTOWN, January l3.-The steamer
Chicago, from New York, is ashore neal
this point.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. have not yet
y removed my office, and may be found, Es&
until further notice at No. loia MalnSN1f
street, opposite the post office. o,- .-.
ia la-St J. HALL MOORE, Dentist.
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OUR ASSORTMENT CT SHAWLS
is yet unbroken.

BLANKETS of all kinds-just the thing for cold
wca!her-at low prices.
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C07.peti7ogs, furniture, &c.
VIRGINIA CENT T. LAND
Y AGENCY AND DOMESTIC IMMIGRATIOH

VIRGINIA CENT R A. T. LAND
' AGENCY AID DOMESTIC 59MIGRA bTtH
AND WHITE LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE. KIP.
M0ND, Val have very recently pet1se'fs srgsst
scale 4 business that Will henceiortn iecsn ~
undivided attention, combin lining the SAFE OF ianoss
supply OF white labor, male and female. and ten.
anti, as far as they can possibly be obtained, froR
the States and cities OF the North. =,
My partner. Colonel d. j. rugs !" ~ "
In Philsdelphia and Baltimore have associates
OF ana ind los the sale snd in North
Carolina | am associated with u: ". CouRTs.
ESQ OF Rsdsville, for many years State Treasurer
% The facilities ibis agency offers for the sale Of
lands aTe not surpassed In tho South. In regard
parties IN the cities north OF this who make that
branch Of the business speciality both IN TINS
country and Europe, securing to me the wideat
have the aid aud services OF that accomplished
and aSsaysr Colonel WILLIAM oiL.
ns 81 he
mines before they arc offered for sale.
TIE wHITE LABOR
branch of the business viii be under the manage;
msut Of thoroughly competent gent,emen. I'LL
to supplying this city with factory hands, porters.
and domest!cs, male and female. These wiz Dc
mainly German and Irish. The most ample a NC
satisfsctory arrangements have been made Ios
their cheap transportation from New YORK and
Philadelphia to this city. By the Lat OF Januaryi
hope to be able to supply farm hands and Snail
Parties In want Of white labor Of either sex are
REQ usstsd to communicate their wants IN wriung,
40 that I may forward h em to the supply omeea IN
Hsw York and Philadelphia.
TsRxs: For selling lands, nve per cent. COM
mission on all sales actually made, but no charge
sdd;ansal coming fee the subjec. Of eontI oct
In each case and pay able ont Of proceeds o! sale.
For lsborsrs q fee Of IS for each one supplied by
sonirsct PAYABLE when the lsborer 10 delivered
and when the lsborer Is unsbls TO pay his or her
passsse TO this city advance It. ~ from Phila-
delphia and 80 from New Yors-to be repaid 70 me
by the employer when he receives the lAborer, ~
40 much advanced on the contract FOR wages
Further particulars furnished on sppiicanosnI;
=. ,rau -. Pest oaiea box TO.
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LOTS OF DESIRABLE GOODS LEFT.
TIE BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS
IN TIE CITY.

FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS still
cure dress.
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CLOTHS, CAssIMBREs, and all kinds OF gooc
for boys and mems wear, at panic prices.
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Reported Defalcation In Wall Street
NEW YORK, January l3.-It is reported
that defalcation of 100000 has occurred
ia a Wall street bank.
SECOND DISPATCH.

New YORK, january 13-EUenlng.-
James Lewrick, second teller of Moses
Taylors New York City Bank, is the
alleged defaulter alluded to this morning.
The bank is strong concern, having sur
plus of nearly 81 100000. Lewrick had a
furlough to visit the country, but went to
Europe.
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LEVY BROTHERS

ALWAYS have on hand EVERYTHING usually
kept in a frst-class dry goods store.
Remember, the place for bargains Is at
LEVY BROTHERS,
l547 Main street,
laid nearly opposite the Old Market.
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Rapport of ,hc Tobacco Market.

nepOEt Oh Vuc i ODOCCO Wl0rkets
RICHMOND, January l3, 1858.
Breaks and receipts light. Market firm and
prices fully sustained. Below we give the
transactions for the past three days. Thirty.
nine hogsheads, two tierces, and eight boxes
sold.
NEW ToBAccos.
L,iqs and Primings.-Very common, 50
medium to good S4@$6.
Leaf-Common to good, S6@sl0; medium to
good stemming, Ss@$l6.
OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Lt.gs-Common to medium dark working,
So to ST; good dark working, 81 to 81; sun
cured common, 81 to S12; sun-cured, good,
$l2 to BIS coal-cured, common, SO to $l5 |;
coal cured, bright, Sl2 to $25; coal-cured, fan
cy, $40 to S45.
Leaf-Common dark working, 81 to SO; me-
dium dark working, $l0 to Sl4; good dark
working, $l5 to $l7; fine and wrapping, SIS to
S2l; sun-cured, Sl5 to 1875 and $S2; yellow
wrappers, common, 800 to S35 yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 TO 800.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,ga.-Tery common and heavy weights, So
to rs. 50 medium, So to S.; good, IS to So. so.
Leaf.-English shipping, SIS to $22 90; CONT
mental shipping, Sl3 to BIS and $23.
sTEMMING TOBACCO.
Leqf.-Common, Sl2 TO $l4 good, $l5 to $l7;
fine, SIS to $40 and 1923.
Stems.-Fery common to good, $l9$45o.
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VIRGINIA EXPRESS.
OFFICE: RICHMOND, sO7 EIGHTH STREET.
de- l9-dlm

OFFICE: RICHMOND, 3V7 EIGHTH oFhhhT'
yron piCuMOND TO STANTON and triweekly
to ali points between STANTON and CoVlNd.
TON. n,.,,p .. pIcunoND
snd rom BALTIMORE to STANTON.
Further, daily to all the intermediate points De-
tween Staunton, Barrisonburg, and Mo1ns Jaoa
and tri.weekly from stanton to Bath Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, White suipna.
Springs, Lewisburg, and Charleston hana"n'
Goods called for and delivered at al points In
the city. For further information apply 70
ia7-1m a. oets, Aeo-
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GLOVES, MERINO HOSE, LAMBS WOOL HOSE,
and UNDER GARMENTS, at prices to place
them within the reach of every one.
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FLANNELs, TABLE CLOTHS, and NAPKINS, at
such prices that no one can have an excuse Tor
not using thsm.
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CAnBRIC and DIMITY BANDS at less than half
the cost Of Importation.
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WAMSUTTA, NEW YORK MILLS, and dozen
other fsrorits brands of COTTON, at reduced
prices.
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$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS YET TO BE
SOLD.
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FLANNELS OF ALL KINDS, among which will
be found some excellent RED-a sure proven.
tive of rb eumatism.
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PIcuNoND .Japuary 10, 1875

RICHMOND, January 10, 1858
WE. THE UNDE r s G n E d 5,
w would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Ricbmon and the public generally that we have
taken the store No la47 Main street, (recenily oc.
cupied by E. q. Willis, bsq y under the syls and
Arm OF j. L. BYERLY l. Co, for the purpose OF
conducting general AUCr ION BUSINESS.
We hope, by strict attention to business, 10 me1lt
a share Of public patronage.
Consigr ments of every descripti IN OF merchan-
disc, household furniture, &C., solicited, WIN Inc
"''U- J. T.. BYERbT,
=, ~ a. E. w. POWELL.
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BT THE GREAT sELLING-OFF SALE

ia l4-st Sheriff city OF Richmond.
w THE GREAT sELLING-OFF SALE
CONTINUES.
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS YET TO BE
SOLD.
LOTS OF DESIRABLE GOODS LEFT.
TIE BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS
IN THE CITY.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS still
on hand at such prices that any one can pro-
cure Dress
OUR ASSORTMENT CT sHAWLs
is yet unbroken.
BLANKETS of all kinas-just the thing for cold
wta!her-at low prices.
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, and all kinds of goods
for boys and mems wear, at panic prices
GLOVES, MERINO HOSE, LAMBS WOOL HOSE,
and UNDER aARMENTs, at prices to place
them within the reach of every one.
and DIMITY BANDS at less than half
the cost Of Importation.
wAMsUTTA, NEW YORK MILLS, and dozen
other favorits brands of COTTON, at reduced
prices.
FLANNELs, TABLE CLOTHS, and NAPKINS, at
such prices that no one can have an excuse for
not using thsm.
FLANNELS OF ALL KINDS, among which will
be found some excellent REDO sure proven
tive of rheumatism.
WcOLLEN YARN SO very low that you cannot
manufacture it at the price unless you get the
wool for nothing.
BOULEVARD, and HOOP SKIRTS,
forladies and children just the thing for the
approaching bad weather.
Lots of other GOODS too late to enumerate in
to days paper. Particulars will be published in
the Dispatch in few days. In the mean while
bear in mind that
LEVY BROTHERS
ALWAYS have on hand EVERYTHING usually
kept In frst-class dry goods store.
Remember, the place for bargains Is at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
l547 Main street,
laid nearly opposite the Old Market.
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE,
Il 0o0 huahels OATS.

IN STURE AMI L OH EHHD,
i 6 900 bushels OATS,
700 bales PRIME HAY,
s2s barrels EXTRA FLo1RRip
ISo half barrels FAMILY ZOE HERk1Nds
Constantly on hand. Corn Mssl Bran. ana
Brownstuf, l.. POWERS, l64o main silsst..
ia IL pea. viz -l-----
,rRENCH HAIR-WORK BAIAAh.
Ia. FRRRANDI9I. manufactnrer an 2, imRoa, nd
FANCY AKTiCLES, imported direct from fsils
The ladies and gentlemen and strangers vlsl ,ss
the city would do we'll before purgn Ssinp8 eiSe'
where to call OF Is. FnhhA "a Fnnrfb
a. IA D1oAa S'A's'' Richmond, Va.
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Corn and Flour ExchanEe' January ID, Ieoss
oTrgRIEes.
Wheat.-white, none !; red. 10 bushels.
Corn.-white, $3.50 bushels; yellow, 46
bushels |; mixed, 3i4 bushels.
Odts.-47s bushels.
Rye.-l2 bushels.
Dried Apples.-e bushels.
SALES.
Wheat.-White, none red, 10 bushels fair at
COr7s-White, 604 bushels at 81 10. $50 BUSH
els ut 81. IL, 1888 bushels Mt SLIP /, go bushels
at S1.12h, Ala bushels at Sl.l3-totnI 4 272
bushels mixed, ls2 bushels ut $l.12h.
Oats -1s6 bushels strictly prime ut zoe.
Dried Apples.-6 bushels at 5Hc. per pound.
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WcOLLEN YARN SO very low that you cannot
manufacture it at the price unless you get the
wool for nothing.
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WHITE LABORERS AND HOUSE
w SERVtNT3.-I am now prepared to fur.
nish to the citizens Of Richmond and the country
GENERALLY ali classes of WHITE LABORERS and
HOUSE SERVANTS from the North' or o1fee'
Applications should be as specific as possible az
to qualifications. character OF service 70 Do 'ef'
AoA1n'N' "AeN ]. D IMBODEN,
Virginia Central Land Agency,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
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Lots of other GOODS too late to enumerate In
to day. paper. Particulars will be published In
the Dispatch in a few days. In the mean while
bear in mind that
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L0Uyers.
Boarding and -LOdga7ag.

pOARD, WITH LODGING, CAN BE
~ obtained In several Pile sant rooms, at No. ZIG
Third street, betwe cen Clay and Leigh. Boarders,
without lodging, can also be accommodated Re.
ference: Wellington Goddin, Albert Pullism
lirm Of Pilkinton Pulliam), and 3. Porterheld
Taylor. ia A-eod6t
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BOULEVARD, and HOOP SKIRTS,
forladies and children just the thing for the
approaching bad weather.
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CE0tbing.
CLOTHING OFFERED

REGARDLESS OF COST
Not having disposed Of our large stock Of
CLOTHING by the lst OF January, we offer the
remaining stock, which Is large and desirable.
AT AND BELOW Gust, to close business as soon
as PRACTICAL g.
Persons in want Of WELL-MA CLOTHING
will do well TO call at once for bargains, as the
goods m net be gold
SIMPLIFY, RoANE & CO.,
corner Fourteenth and Franklin streets,
opposite Exchange Hotsl, Richmond, Va
L. 13-iR
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12
THE GREAT UNITED STATES
TEA WAREHOUSE
T.. Y. KELLEY & CO.,
Nos. 26, IS. & 30 Vesey Street,
NEW YORK CITY.

Are nov supplying families throughout the
country With Teas and Cofees through the sys-
ten of clubs and their regularly appointed
agents. alta slight advance on cargo prices, ard
and also GVe entire subtraction, or they can be
returned md the money refunded,
Remember that By our syetem the consumers
pay only me proht instead Of seven or eight,
as he mus do when be purchases of the ordi-
nary grocer. We def competition We callspe-
cial attention not only to our standard goods.
but our fney brands Of Oolong and Young Hy-
son teas-peculiar havars-snd teas sixty days
from japan. Our Coffee department is also
managed on the system Of one profit only, and
all our Offices are sold on their merits. We
only ash q trial All our importation o our
teas and cOfees can be had Of our regular ap-
pointed agents All our goods are goods put up
BY ourielves in one n. packages. az our ware
house in New York and retailed at HOfT.
sIkAIION HAPGooDs Drug Store; No. 5
Mainsreet. Warren. o. at the small advance
Of 5 cents a pound over our New York prices
This brings the goods Et the prices they can be
purchased for over our counters. With the
freight added
LOOK AT OUR PRICE LIST.
OslOng, Black. Coo. 7Oc. SOC. eOc. an dbests1.OO
Mixed; Green and Black. Coo. Zoe. soc. and sOc
You6g Hyson. Green, Coo. zoe. Soc. sOc. s1.OO
$1.O. and best Sl.5 p N.
Imperial. Green. 90e, S1.O0, SIS.
foglis6 Breakfast Black. 7Oc. soc. goo. Sl.O0.
japan, Sc, 300. Sl.5 p n.
G~unpouder. e5e. Sl.2. $3.50 3D..
l~Shantung Moyune Young Tyson. in original
Chinese packages SLIGO ? pkg.KianEsi 0olong in
original Chinese packages $l,07 pkg.
/. FANCY BkANDS.-NingyOng 0olong Black.
Greer. S1.50R
pEeoloTed Japan Teas go days from Japan
puIup expressly for US in Yokohama 81 20.
GROUND COEFEE-Pure Rio. zoe. Sc, Coo
? 3. Best oiGGoVernment Java, Acc p d. Royal
Club S5c N. Mountain Plantation. 60c Rb.
Beodreo Of mitafions and bogus companies. All
our goods bear our trade mark on each bag.
AOotheTs are genuine.
Nay q, lS5S-6m.
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STAR HORTICULTURAL WORKS

THE ALBANY COTTON GIN MANUFAC-
1TURING CO, Albany. n. Y. Manufacturers
Of General AGriculturul MdcAine-T. Comprising
the celebrated Star" Threshing Machines ;
"Star" Railway Cor Endless Chain) and Lever
Horse Powers; Star Cotton GINS and COndens-
ers;. Circular Cross-eut SaTmilis: Vegetabls
Cutters; Horse Hay Forks; Corn and Feed Mills;
Power Corn Shelters Dog Powers. &c &C
We wish to call the particular attention OF
Farmers to our celebrated STAR" THRkSH-
ER and CLEANER. which. as lately improved.
We claim 1t far superior to any other machine
now in market. II Is compact and easily porta-
bic. simple in its construction, and therefore
easy to Ouerate By the most inexperie need. and
will do its work with marvellous rapidity and
perfection. and with comparatively the least
demand upon the strength Of the animals dri-
wing it.
We have made recent improvements in this
machine By which We are enabled to thoroughly
ciean the 0raia under almost any combination Of
difficulties. and we are now using IN entirely
new and effective device for relieving the feeder
Of dust, thus making the operation Of threshing
as comfortable and safe as with the ordinary
machines it is annoypg and frequently des-
tructive Of health
These machines are made Of suitable sizes for
our Star" Railway 2 Horse Power and for cur
Star" Lever Powers for 4 and 8 horses.
For sale By our agents and dealers generally.
For full particulars. send for our Illustrated
Descriptive Circular and Prize List. Cores
pondents will please address The Albany
Cotton Gin manufacturing Co., p. D.
Drawer. 49,. Albany, N. Y.
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: A gentleman who is constructing a
costly and elegant mansion on the Hud-
son, is getting his work done al very
low wages. While in Europe he made
contracts with a large number of Ger
man laborers, 1t prices from one-third
to one fifth of the wages commanded
by American workmen paying his boss
carpenter one hundred and fifty dol.
lars a year and his board. These men
are bound 10 work for him until they
have repaid to him their passage mon
ey, for which they have given reliable
old country security. Though the
men are working for such low wages,
and are excellent mechanics, they are
said to se we'll satisfied with their bar
gain, as they could not otherwise have
raised money enough to bring them
over. 0oly man has failed TO keep
his contract.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

California papers of June 30 contain
an account of the killing of Harry
Love, the Texas Ranger, who obtained
some notorietY a few years ago by
claiming to be the slayer of Joaquin,
the notorious robber. Love was living
with his wife on a ranch owned by
her, but they were not on friendly
terms. Mrs. Love employed q German
named Eiversen TO work her place, and
of him Love became jealous. ElVersen
refused to leave the place as ordered
by Love, and the latter waylaid and
attempted to kill him. Ten shots were
exchanged between them, each receiv-
ing two. Loves arm was shattered
above the elbow, whereupOn the Ger
man closed with him and beat him on
the head with a pistol. Subsequently
the physicians decided 10 take off
Loves arm, uDjointing it at the shout
der, but ne died from the effects of the
operation and the wound on the head.
The German was o much injured.
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WhS reop1e Saw.

Dear Doctor: Th last medicine prescribed
BY you l and will sayhat DODD's NERyINE AND
I~SyIGORATOR is all tnt it is claimed to ba. 1
feel like a new man; he aching Of my limbs is
and feel stronger than 1 have for many years
past" Contributed q Dr. A. II, Tucker. 259
Cl~inton-st-, Brooklyn, N. Y.
"IhaTe used the NEEvISE, and find myself
much benefited by il particularly in the in
crease Of strength and cure of those trembling
sensations. Ny costiveness also seems to be en-
tirely cured" Letter to DR.. Tucker.
The medicine you Ouered (DODDi5 NERvINE)
we have taken three bottles o. 1t is a great
.things Ny wife says she had rather have one
bOttleOf II than forty doctors. She is certainly
betters LeucOrrhea cured don't feel the drag
ging down so much; bWels move easier. and IN
better nervous eOndIrDn every way"
g.. Il. MARTIN, Csihier Glenn House, Long
Branch, n. J states mat DODD's NERvISE has
cured him Of chronic weakness of the stomach,
dizziness and sick headache. and greatly
strengthened his whOh system.
Dawn HARTsHORN S9g Safest, Brooklyn
cured OF chrome muscular and nervous deb Ility
JOHN bARBuT, Brooklyn. n. Y, says: TO
regulate the bowels vithOut producing eathar-
tic effect. quiet the nerve and tone up the sys-
TEN. have never used anything that equalled
DuDD's NERTINE."
WI. +, DEANS, Esq, Eastford, Conn: my
Wits has suffered for seventeen years with ex-
IRENE nervous debility and mentral prostratiOn.
She was induced by a friend to try DR.. j. W.
DODD's NERvINE AND l~NYIGORATOR, and by its
DR.. c, c. YORK, Clarlestown, Mass: In cases
of great nervous debility, not confined by any
means to the female sex. although from the
greater delicacy of 1.-THE femaleo organization more
common than among men. i employ DoDD's
NsRvISE AND lN~VIeORATOR With 1he hsppiesl
effect. 1t exceeds - tonic power anything that
1 know Of. while itsactions upon the bOWels i,
all that can be desIfei."
DoDD's NERVISE AND IEvIGoARToR is employed
in the N Massachusetts, Hospital for the Insane al
Taunton.
For Personal Testimonials,
To cures of Gensral Debility. Indigestion,
Sleeplessness, Kidney CCmplaint, Wind Collie,
&nd Female Complaints in their own families.
We refer. with ~perInnsion.to the following gem
tlemen in this vicinity
L. W. BALL, ESQ.,. Fifth Avenue Eotel. n. Y,
W. B. BOD6E. Tract House. N. Y.
SJOHN WILLIAMS, Policeman, n. Y.
v. W. PECKET, esq, CliHfon-st.. Brooklyn.
DR., II. A-1UcKER. Clinton-st, Brooklyn.
J. s. WRIGHT. esq. jersey City.
Hon. MARRES LHAsE, 81 Broadway. n. Y.
For sale by all druggists. Price Sl.OO per bot
tie.
II. B. sTORER d CO.. PrOpristOrs. N. 7.
August q. 1851. 1zr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

A Tennessee letter says: Blair's letter
and the Endorsement of it by the New
York Convention, fred still more the
Southern heart. Ground is now boldly
taken that the present State govern
'ment is illegal, unconstitutional and
void, and that it must be oYerthroWn,
peaceably if possible, foreibly if neces-
sary.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

DSYCHOMANCY, or Soul Charming. How
il either sex may f~ascinAte and gain the snee-
tions Of any one they choose, instantly: also
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12

THE WORLDS VERDIcT.-In all deli
cate cases where blame is due, you will
generally find the following law acted
upon: The poor man is accused, the
rich man is excused.