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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
Roanoke College.

tAClllN.
Rev David I. Is tile, a. NJ, President and Proles.
sor OF Moral and intellectual Science &c.
y. Cnrsone Wells. A NJ. Prui. Mathematics and
Natural Science,
Henri q. Won HoSar. Prof Ancient and Modern Ian.
guageS.
'. +. Bolton, Tutor
'JNiilS lnsiituton located mt Salem Va, will
l. menee Its next session October 4h. Expenses for
the session ot ten months including Tuition Bon,d,
RoomTent. Fuel Lights aud Incidental expenses. $ll2.
For particulars address. the Pr, sidcnt
mug lY-dkc6mas
Rep copy
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TO the Farmers of Virginia.

INASMtcH Ms the pticc OF Peruvian Gunno hns be
come exaiantly high We ia nh il 10 the interest OF
the farmer To Try substitute that be had less
than halt price We are receiving new fertilizer. call
ed TAFEC which desire to have tested IL il sad To
contain all the properties of Gnno. except that II has 5
per cent less o Ammonia. In o,der Ia induce the far
mc,sto give trial the tail crop will sell it
s23 ton, in small quantities; 81 per ton less thnn
the New York price in similnr quantities. TIP Orders
promptly attended to. LEE co, u the Dock.
aug 29ts Richm md, Va
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Pride'S Hair Tonic Triumphant !!

A RMlSTEAD PRlD + bees leave 10 cali the atten
n ton ut he citizens of Lynchbnrs and the vicinity
10 hi' celebrated HAIR roSIc, which has been success
fully applied and greutlv appreciated by hundreds of
Indie ami gentlemen in this city and county II pre-.
onts HE hotr rom iHg ont. hougb may be heredjh
~ "a fa'n4tes HDgorates il, and promotes general eaih-
tfIe'Ssot the sh'a-curng as q d0es, ING and re r.
1ER WORM 0nd all cntcneoHS diseases offhc Sc1tg -
Three years trial has fully tested its value. The alien
"n Ct H." aides an gentlemen is requested the fol-
owir- certificate signed by the respectable md in
iluentia members OF the community. Hundreds of 9th
ers might be referred to- butt is impossible to do so in
short advertisement.
REFERENCE:
We take riea.ure in certifying that we have used
irid"s Hair Tonic ana testify that it does al that
he promises for it.
!.y Latham r H. Nelson
DE- Mitchell, Bedl"ri. Dir. CLARK. Campbell
Johl Clark, II, NJ GHlHnd, Editor
l. fctert. Nm. +. McCork,e.
fS.-Th- ! onic will be sold. at preeeni only at his
SON Royal ftides Barber Shop. Main two doors
beIo" Mrae, House, Lync!blre where it is manutac
'nr"d Fire 81 per b,te Liberal deductions will be
made to persons Iurchasi Z quantity.
iuIy 2b ~ q.
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aaH--a-a
MARK IITS.

NEW YORK, Sep. G.-Flour, New York State
and Ohio has declined one shilling. Southern is
still firm and steady. Whcat-frm. Corn
easier, but not lower.
BALTIMORE Sept. 6.-Four is firm and un-
changed. Wheat red good to prime, 81 60 to
sly. White $40 10 SI.s3. Corn, white
80 to S3 cts; yellow 81 to IS cts
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ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-The Alexandria Sen
tinel states that Lewis Grayson, free negro, and
brother Of WIN. Gray son who was hung by mob
i'll Culpepper county some years ago on a charge
of murder, was arrested on Saturday last and
committed to the jail of Farquicr for stealing
$500 in bonds and money. besides a watch from
Mr.. Craven B. Walker, of that county. All the
stolen property, except a small portion of the
money was recovered.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07

NEWARK, n. j., Sep. Ga dreadful riot took
place yesterday between some Irish and Ameri-
can Professionals. Anassociation of Professionals.
numbering one thousand, was attacked by the
Roman Catholics, who rushed into their church,
and demolished its entire interior. Several were
stabbed
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SHOE n HATEMPORIUM,
MAIN srRssr rYSoaeuaa. VA

u.
Four Doors ADORE the Market House.
Tie Subscribers respectfully call the attention ot their
friends and the public generally their large and wei
assorted stock, namely Gents fine Calfskin Boots at
their own manufacture and TINT of } Mihs \ Sons;
hne fairn Leather taieis Cloth Caters and Shoes of
all descriptions; Ladies Shoes ,ng Black aud
Z iored Cloth Gaiters, Slippers Ties, Hungarian
soaug Boot also, W. Ry,n 4 Cos Kid 3uskins eel
ebaied for their fine fit Childrrns Shoes of vasious
kinds AID .ses Gents fine Molrskn, Nebtaskn anl
kUow Nothing tiats Chilireus Hat md Caps; Garnet
9; Trunk, Nnlises Sc. Ne nj at which are wai-
nnted =" BE- of the Yer, best, aud humbug, and
which will lie -,ld IA cheap they be bought at
any house IN tho city If not cheaper Come quickly
bargains may be hal. tRETN ELL < HALL
uug esd and cts
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SECOND DISPATCH

1how f'ever at Savannah aud Charleston
monshed Several Stabbed-En,ire whie
I1cket carried in Vermont Slaves abscon9
ded from Kentucky Fatal result of a Duel
at Cincinnati-M Markets
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RIcnMoND, Sep. 6.-The interments ocea.
stoned by deaths of yellow fever at Savannah. ON
Monday last, were ID ; for the week ending Mon.
day evening last, a. The whole number of in
terments by cholera at Charleston, is 26, for the
week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
Lynchburg Female Seminary.

VlNHE TWENTY-FlFTH SESSION of this lnstiu.
l. ton viii commence the lih day of September
We will be nrepared to accommodate Fifty Bourder'-
Forturther particulars concerning the price Of Board
Tuition Ne, Circulars will be furnished to any one,
Application nj the Book Stores OF Messrs. Payne X
Cmistian and r, A. Williams, AT The Seminary.
lu addition In the humber already sold. offer
for sale FIFTY SCHOLARSHIPS
sep l.l&cIm MISSES GORDON.
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VIRGINIA PosT OFFICE Observation-Disclosures
General Campbell has ordered the following:
Ne,o Offices Estdblished.-ValleyG Grove, Ohio
county, Abraham Beagle, Postmas between
the offices of West Alexander and Triadelphia
directly on the route from Cumberland to " neel-
ing. Thompson's Valley, Tazewell county,
Archibald Thompson, Postmaster. Broadway
Depot Rockingham county, located on the route
from IIarrisonburg Via Brooks Gap to New
Market. John @. Winfield is the Postmaster
Copper Hill, Floyd county, Samuel Griggs
Posmaster-betwecn the Offices of Simpson aud
Bent Mountain, on the route from Floyd C.H.to
Salem.
PosT-OFFICEs Limestone
Marshall CO.. Peck's Run, in Upshur county and
West Fork, in Boone county.
ApPoiNrMENTs.--J. A. Francis, Postmaster
at Marion, Smyth county, vice c. Abshire, de-
ciined j. Bush Postmaster at Horn Creek, Gil
mer co.. vice go. Smith, declined.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07

MoNrrELLIER, Vt, Sep. 6,-The Whgs were
entirely successful in their ticket for Governor
and Legislature. Three wings were also elected
to Congress.
CINCINNATI, Sep. 6.-Nine slaves absconded
from Kentucky on Sunday last 1t is, however,
believed, that the fellows have been seized at
Cincinnati.
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$l5,GO0


The articles be donated Mt sle close OF the series
ut Concerts, will be handed for distribution, to a
Commteo appointed by the audience.
n i here will b. 30C0 Present. and ere,y person
hnylnsa Ticket to the Concerts, cN Present,
ms only three thousand per sons will be admitted
TICkEIS to the Series OF Concerts be obtained
ot Is J, toLKrs, his Furniture ooms in Lynch
hurg where the Furniture will be exlIibted-of joins
T. WRlGHr, at his Jewelry Store, where the Jewelry
will be shown-ut ID. r. LYMAN. Mt his newly ftted-up
Establishment, where The SIP endid ~ ano and Harp
viii lac exhibited; or by letter addressed either the
abnsc mined gentlemen.
Tho House and lot inclnde in the above number Of
presents will he In nd Ia the following descrp-
ion
The Building Is new; Of brick; covered entirely with
lii: contars IL rooms-which said can he rented
Mt an average of $50 per Students for the mi
Nersiiv session OF nine months The situation ia within
about 300 yards OF the University Buildings Immediate
iy On the Cen,tal Railroad.
cl,nr unincurnbered title will be given with gene.
tai warranty
szy All the other articles named will be found to
combine beauty aud elegance; be If the val
nahle order snd fDiLy to equal tie description given.
~ Persons wishing tick ss should mike immediate
aPrllcntion
RADFORD, PRESTON & COMPANY.
mug ll-dl 6ctlsept
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraph 70, the Daily virginian.

RICHMOND. Sept. Il. -Chas. A. Abrams. the
u, aa'idua who cruelty beat his wife To death. ON
monaay night hung himself last night whilst
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Richmond, VA,
AVE received direct from the manufacturers in
u Enflant. = t. and complete nssottni, nt of Dir
mingham and SArihcld HARDWARE. and from the
manufacturers In this full supply o American
Goods Their stock is large and complete consist
Ing in part Of
Rodger-'a aa Woseaholni'- fine Pen and Pocket
knive-; Pocket Knives ol /. = B 4 and ba,c-; Buck.
hone. Ebony, Cocoa and Ivory Handle Knives aid
Fork Ivory Handle Knives and f.rk-, il of II 4
81 pieces; Rnsors of Made 4. Buieher's Roger, Wns-
tehhalm', md Gteases maauftetur of every S,e and
quality Scissors aud Shears. of variou. makes and
et,lcs Sneleand Double barrel Guns. very supe.
'lor; Pistols, RIFLES, Rifle Barrels aud Muuntngs;
Tn, Halter Log, oil, Fifth and Tongue Chains;
Wedding and Killing Hoes. all sncs Axes Of Collins,
Simmons and virginia makes Hand and Panncl Saws.
Hammers and Hatchets. Mill Pitt Gros, Cut aud Cir
cnlar Saws Spades and Shoves of Ames Rowland and
other nakes; Anvis, Vices. nnd Smiths Bellows Sedge
mud Hand Hammers. Stocks u Dies. and Screw rhte..
tngs Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nnils; Wire Stoves
md Sfors Horse Collar. Blind Birdie, aud ilames,
Bride Filings. Wosted Reins Gielhs; Locks, Hinges
aud Screws, OF every description, Planes, Chisels,
Aueers and files all kinds; Platform and Counter cacs.
Patent Balances and Steelyads; English Ameri' and
q. ID. Percussion Caps; llny aud Manure Forks ., ?
and prongs; Tea Trays and MATTERS, and all other
good usually found in Hardware Stores.
As our goods have boon purchased ioy CASH. on The
most favorable terms and selected exclusively Tor the
Nirenis n nth Carolina aid Tcnncs.ee trade we feel
visiting this city, and respectfully invite them ex
low asnny ,egulnr house in dis any of,ho Nohern
cities
+. s. Orders promptly md carefully attcndcdtc.
mug ~ dsc9w ". MI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07

Hot Feather at the North and Hest.
Baltimore, Sept. 5-At Detroit at noon to-
day, the thermometer stood at 100 deg: yester-
day, 95 deg. At Baltimore to-day, 90 deg;
Philadelphia, 93 deg; New York, 81 deg
No rain has fallen in any section.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07

NJ OJ1CE.-The subscriber tenders his services
to the cir oi Lynehhurg md the upper county
generally n COMMISSION MERCHANT AND FOR
WARDtNG AGENT Hn Ia seady intend TO
any consignmeni TINT ny be made, and will pay sti let
attention Ia he -ae Of all produce, nd tho rereivng
and forwarding oi goods. rs we'll as produce rf every
description. mnnuaetu ed tobacco, Nc He experts
have Office nj Cry Point, where he personally
nj end To the reecisiug-as above menti nrd--a.
as the South Side ,uad is opened to Lynehburg. and
respectfully socitr liberal share Ut patronage.
JOHN DICKINSON
aug lf-l&clm P.terr burg. Va.
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Roltimore CottIe M1rket-,Sent. 4

Fourteen hundred head of Beef Cattle offered
at scales to day, and eight hundred sold at So
5Oa}75 on the hoof, equal to S7aS7, 80 nett, and
averaging S3,62a gross--showing cent decline.
Quality not good Sheep S2a4 per head Hogs
Ss5a5.2O.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07

young man, by the name of Short. of Gin
cinnatt was killed in Duel by Mr. Peacock,
lawyer. They had, last Monday, n quarrel
about young girl, to whom Short was about to
be married.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07

MELANCHOLY CASE or SUICIDE.-Capt. C. c.
Philips, of the Eagle artiliere of Baltimore, com
mitted suicide on Sunday nightly taking strych-
nine. Profound melancholy, superinducedb by the
death of his wife, is the cause assigned for the
act. He has left six orphan children.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. John Lambert has
oeeh nominated by the Wings of the 4th con-
gfesslona' district of this city.
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For Sale. or Remt.

For Sale or Remt.
Ha That valuable property on Franklin Hill, formerly
I'LL occupied by Samuel iyree, Esq. For particulars
apply E. J. Folkes Saml d. Baker. Lynchburg,
or 10 GEORGE A. BAKER,
sep 5.dts Lexington Va
~ Republican COPY,
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DISSOLUTION.

INIi concern Wilson X Fran klin is This day d,.
l. solved by limitation. All persons having claim.
aeHinsl tn" Con will present them Joseph II Will
ron Tor pay menr; those indebted the concern viii
make payment Joseph II. Wilson, he having pur.
chased James Frank in's Interest in tho pncern
JOS II. WI son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
September ist 1854.
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o0 nalrH oBRTEN.--A Limerick papers says this
S son.lem mn has arrived in Belgium from New
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w. G. 4 4. q. LANES 4 co.
August. 1854
IL Eltk Il MARBURY,

Foot Of Sycamore ST, Petersburg, "a,
IMPORT Frs and Dcners in China Glass Earthen
! aud Stone ware, BRITANNIA md Silver Plated ware,
Lamps, Looking Glusse. Shower Baths Refreerntors,
Nc, &c receiving their fail supplies of all des
erpions of goods in their line which large and of
the latest ,yes rendering their very extensive stock m
and complete. Having. AS usual imported tho f,regD
goods aud purchn.ed the donests the be fcto es
the very lowest rates, enabled and will sell
~ asonnble terms any other house In the trade,
North nrS South.
To m examination of the same, respectfully invite
merchants and others, who in Of anything in
oar line.
mug l6 w4w.
~ Tobacco Plant. Clarksve; Farmve Journal,
Danvile Register; Floyd Intelgenccr, and Wyhevile
Telr. rnnh copy w4w and .cnd bill To K s. NJ.
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NEW CONCERN.

INHE undersigned will continue the Groceey md
Il Commission business the old stand Wilson
4 f.auh lin. where he intends keeping genelul stock
of every article in his line and would gaI to his
uld and the pr blir generally. Prompt nen-
all forwarding and other business entrusted TO
ne. JOS II. WILSON.
September lst, 1854 sep2ts
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POSTpO\ENENT

The Move of Concerts neGes sariy postpoI
ed until about the middle of this month
RADFORD, PRESTON g. CO
ept l.lecls
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IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.-Reporfed Engage
ment betpeen the English and Russian Fleets in
the Chinese Seas.-The Liverpool Mercury of
August 10Th has the following under this head -
We have been favored with the following extract
of letter, dated Canton, June Goth. 1854
We have also received intelligence from the Gov
ernor of Macaco,which has just arrived from Chu-
san, ON the coast and about half way between this
and Shanghai, that the English and Russians met
close to that port and that after very hot engage
ment the latter were completely annihilated. Adj
miral Stirling having sunk the Russian irigates.
cannot vouch for the truth of this, but have no
doubt that some portion of is true.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
a. GLENN & co

a, GLENN & CO,
Tobacco General Comm ission Merchants
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
Virginia Manufactured Tobacco,
a3 Grarier street Ne,c Orleans.
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Il Tobacco, Wheat Cotton,
and other produce.
Constantly on hand. Peruvian Guano direct from the
Government Agent, Mexican Guano. direct from the
Importer, G. b. DeBurg's Super Phosphate of Linn
Lubec Plaster, Bone Dust, Washington and Thomastoe
Lime and other Fertilizers
We invite attention to stock of Flows. Harrows.
Cultivators, Fan Mills Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters.
Hominy Mills Churns, Wheei.asruws, Hay and Manure
Folks, &c.
At the proper seasons, have hand. Wheat
Drills Reaper Mowers, Grain Cradles Grass Srythes,
Horse Powers Threshers, and Grass Seeds in great
riety.
We the so.e Agents in this city for MscGregor'a
celebrated Farmers Boiler, and for p. s. Eastman's
Plank Road Wagons
Cypress Shingles, Hay, Lump and Crate Coal, Tar,
Calcned Plaster, Cement &C. generally on hand.
Re ponsibe orders respectfully solicited, and filed
us low as if the purchaser present.
We do not keep Stock Of Groceries. but lake peAs
ure in filing orders for them when Customers desire
It..
Now in Store on Consignment.
1896 bbs No. Cnt North Carolina Herrirgs
10 Shnd,
80 hhds New Crop Cuba Moasses.
10 Casks Patent Refined Rnpeseed Oil
10 Elephant Oil
Jun u Is (y)
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HearU and Bold RoberU.

The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday last gives
the following particulars Of the robbery of Mr..
james d. Radcliffe. agent of The United States
Express Company, in that city on Thursday
night;
The precise sum stolen is not known, but it
ranges from $4,000 to $4,000, as was stated
by yesterday morning. The light express
wagon sent from the office for the packages, was
waiting at of the depot doors when Mr.
Radcliffe arrived. He took the money carpet
bag, placed it near the seat, and momentarily
turned to adjust another package. When he
turned round to take the carpet bag agan-not
more than three seconds of time having elapsed
it was gone, aud in the darkness and confusion
no clue was got to the scoundrel, who, undoubt-
eddy, had logged the messenger all day, waiting
for the slightest chance to grab prize. 1t
happened that no police officers were present at
the time, and good while elapsed before the SER
vices of any were secured Some of our most
expert policemen have gone in pursuit of person
they suspect Of being the thief.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
hardWare.--Fall Importation, 1854!

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC H4RDW4RE,
No. "a Peal st, opposite Mi H w Fry's
4,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-25
THE IRISH GIRLS STRATAGEM.

An amusing instance Of Hibernian simpli-
city is afforded in the following little story,
told us by friend, in whose words we give
it,
Molly, our houscmaid is a model one, who
handles the broomstck like sceptre, and
who has an adherence for dirt and svmpa.
thy for soap-suds that amounts to passion.
She is busting, busy, sy-cheeked, bright
eyed, laundering Hiberian, who hovers about
our book-shelves, makes war upon our love.
papers, in the shape of undusted and upright
righted corners.
One day she entered our library in con-
fused and uncertain manner, different from her
usual busting way She stood at the door
with letter between her thumb and finger
which she held out at arms length as if she
had gunpowder plot in her grasp In an
swer to our inquiries as to her business, she
answered:
San it phase yer honor. I'm poor girl
an han't much larnin', an we see, phase yel
honor, Paddy OReilly, an the bether thar
him does mt brathe in old Ireland, has beer
writin' me a letber-a love lether, phase vel
honor-an'-an'-"
We guessed at her embarrassment, and Of
fered to relieve it, by reading the letter to
to her. Still she hesitated, while she twisted
bit of raw cotton in her fingers.
Sure" she resumed, can that's jist what
wants. but it isn't gntleman like yerse
that would be likin' to know ov the sacrets
between us, an so there she twisted the cot
ton quite neryously) if it'll only phase ye'
honor, while ye are rading it so that ye may
may not hear it yerself, y'll jist put this bit
OF cotton IN yer Ears an stop ger hearin,
an thin the sacrets ioiA be all mbeknown to
ye"
We hadn't the heart to refuse her, and
with the gravest face possible, complied with
her request; but often since we have laughed
heartily as we related the incident.-N. Y
Journal. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-25
To Farmers & Wool-GrOwers

DNE hundred per can be made by every ndi, dual
" engaged in rearing sheep thai" heretoe, by the
use Of DiNcK's CoMrnu on OR SHEEP CoATiNG This
is article that has called uh much labor and study
and has been well sled before being offered to the pnbc
Such article has long been needed. u is ctmpsed OF
Thirteen diferen Ingredients based TN Chemical affinity
and combination.
The btl eits from its use are foows
LIST. The fleece IL from IL to lb henver per head
10 Of thnt nature t, nvigoale the skin, causing more
rapid sowth of wool and as peveniaive from the
wool becoming hush and dry winch IS olien the case
with fine wool sheep.
end II destroys the Ticks and Vernn rlia infes sheep
keeping Flies from annoying them.
3d. Applyed Immediately after shearng, II prevents the
Sun ION burning sCading The animal AZ thousands
of sheep injured from this aud good growth OF wool
retarded
4th protects them from as it is of such na-
ture that storms viii not penetrate the fleece
5th II is cure for the Scub and all lhh c'ohs
Skin Diseases Of the Sheep Here then is the great de
sideralum Of the Farmer engaged in sheep and No"i'
growing which will pay him hundred fold
7EsrImoNiALS
This is to certify that have used Dimck's Compound
OH" and am satisfied from my avn experience maj II Is
all the Propetnrs recommend il to be- IT isthe great de
sldeatun OF the Farmer in raising sfeep ana growing
| wool col. JOHN BREWER,
| Sent l5 1883 Superiur, Washtenaw Co. Mich.
have used " Dim ck's Compound OiI'' this sraso on
flock If Sheep aud can say that lhs result las Dttn " the
hi es sat sfac0n, aud that never saw hnti sheep "f
better iceces than ut ut present. aud that the Compound
! Sept. Is, 1853. Superior, VA htenaw Co. Mich
This Article will be furnished with without coio at
Two DollaIs per Gallon gallon will coat from my To
sixty sheep. As the subscriber only furnish limited
amount Of orders the present Spring, those waning sh"hn
,.rder at an early day iu be accommodated,
All communications or enquiries and orders, dhecea 10
JAcoB Scrrr Montpelier w. will he promptly attended TO-
The Oil is put NJ in jugs kegs or barrels and forwarded
with directions for use Ia all parts where ordered
Montpelier, April g. 1884. JACOB SCOTT, Ast.