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FARMER, OF VIRGINIA.

+, upon any living thing on your plantations. here is
4 az Ulcer or Sore of any description, kind or variety,
no matter who.e skill 1t defes, or how long 1t has b,en
standing, upon your man or your maid servant, ytur
mules, 81 eep, horses. cows or dog, we say II you, and
we guarantee what We say. use our TURt OIL, and
YOU will find il to cure the most malignant, as well as the
simplest Sore hat mars the form of man or beast. ar
we refund the money.
TRUE TURF OIL!
FOR OLD SORES If every description.
ON A OR ON BEAST.
One ieaspoorful equal oar ounce OF any preparation
known.
Bruise, and Sprains, Cracked Heel,
Ulcers aud Fellons, Sore Back.
Scalds AMI Burns. Splini and Spawn.
Sore Legs AMI Chilblains. Sweeney and Poleevil,
Fresh Cut Wounds, Withers and MARBLES.
Cramp and letter, Chnte and Chesttaunder.
Stings of Insects, Ringbone and eandcrack,
Wounds under the Nails, Nindg al and ~Numhness,
InAsmed Breasts, Saddle Gall and old Strains,
Glanaular Tamors. Swelled Legs and
Stiffness of Joints.
Warranted to cure, and no danger from exposure TO
cold.
Applied to burns at once, it leaves io scar.
Price so and % cents II bottle.
For sale by STROrHER WHITEHEAD,
Lynchburg, Va.
DOVE n CO,
Sole Proprietors, Richmond, Va.
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IVERCOMPLAINT, JAUNDICE.n Ys

J., ,l1H-
lzpepsia Chronic Ct NeI Nous Debility. Dlsrase ot the
Kidneys, and ali diseases arising from "A Disord"red
Liver or Stomach. such as Cor stipation, Inward Pill
Fullness, or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
Man ca. Heartburn Disgust for Food, Fuliness or weight
r. the Stomach, Sour Eruc,ations Sinking or Flnttrr'np
nj the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming OF tin II nd, Hut,
ried and difficult Breathing, flutueriug NJ the Heart,
Choking or Sufocatine Sensations when IN "A Wing pos
ture. Dimness OF Vision, Dots OF Webs before The .lghl
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency al Ter
rptraiinn, l~ellowness of tho skin and Ewes PUN IN thr
Side, Back. Chest, Limbs, &C., Sudden flnshe. Of lcut
Burning In the Flesh. Constant lmaRininGs al Evil, nnfl
greut depression of Spirits, cnn he eficctnn'ly cuted by
DocTrR HoortANps CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTrERS,
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson. German Medicine
Store, No. 100 Arch ST., one door below Sixth, Phiiatn
Their power over The above diseases is not eAteIl"i
if equalled. by any other preparation IN the United
SIa,es, IA the cures attest, in rany cases after shlliul
physicians lad failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention Of lnvsid-
Possessing great virtues in the reetih'atlon ct tie I've
and lesser glands, exercising the most searching Puwrl
in weakress aud affections # the digestive organ, they
are withal aa e. cerinin and plea -ant
VIRGINIA TFsTIaoNy.-Dr. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington,
Va. Feb 9th, 1859, said; Il am entirely out ct tn
German Bitters. They have become nj the rage Moth
ngelse sells"
The Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock, Va.
said, jap 10Th, 1880: IA Great Medcine,-We hnvu
uniformly retreined from recommending to the public
any Of The various patent medicines OF the day. unless
thoroughly convinced of their value. Among those
we consider worthy of notice, is the German Bitters, in
ented by DIR. Hoonand, and prepared by DR. Jackson
n Philadelphia. One instance, in particular, ia which
he superior virtues OF LIS medicine have been tested,
as fallen under our observnti IN. During the last sum
rnei, a son of MIR. Abram Crabill, OF this county. was
cry seriously affected with Liver Complain, and eitet
irving, in vain, various remedies, he purchased IA bottle
of the Bitters, and after using il, was so much relieved
of his distressing maladY, that he procured a&oIler bot.
lie, and is now restored eltirely to health"
They are entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
ingredients. always strengthen the system, aud never
estate il.
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the principal
cities, and at retail by apothccaries and storckeepcrs in
every town in the United States.
Sold by D. R. LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON & co,
sni J. II. SEAY & CO, Lynchhnrg, nd by dealers in
medicine everywhere. sep e ly
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n Office The subscriber. having purchased oil
LSJohn A. frnuklia his interest in the concern Oh
Finnklin, Brother & Co, will continue the business ia
tha .nnc house. next door to Liberty Warehous under
the firm aud style Of Franklin \ Brother. They return
their thanks to their friends mud the public generally
Tor the liberia patronage extended TO them lci ne SNORT
time hey hive bee, in the Grocery ard Commission
ba,in,s,, aud most respectfully solicit a continuance oil
lhr sumo; prom lsing 10 use their best exertions 20 give
safi.f, c,ion To all who may do business with them.
JAMES FRANKLIN,
i'm 9apts EDNARD FRANKLIN. JR
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RICHMOND. January lG, 1850,

n y "dTI'F " TVV7'
Mossrs. DOVE g. Co.-For about seven years my me-
gro boy, Simon. had an ulcer ON the shin bone Of ono
of his legs; he mas had the very best medical advice,
and the stricte.t attention from myself; tie s're has
been repeatedly pouuced and burnt WITH chnstlc' at m
terv4ls, whilst giving aud applying medicine. he has been
kept on low diet, and also kept perfectly quiet, with the
limb eIevated; sometimes tie sore woul be as large as
the palm of IA mans hand, aud at others no larger ttGn
half a dime, and even when it has attained thIs small
size would break out again. | became entirely DIS
Outraged about il, and, one day. while in your store,
asked you what | must do for ii; you gave II e a bltiie OF
your TURF OIL. and after using 3 bottles (by the tircc'
tion,) it WAS entirely healed, Previous To the time OF
using it, lie had lost months from his work, but since, tie
has neyer lost u single day. | wtI Id that | have eX,
penoed use'essly, on his limb, about two hundred ard
fifty dollars, and it gives me- pleasure Ia add 10 the ma
ny y1u have, this testimonial OF the virtues of your
TURF OIL, Very respectfully.
S. +. SHELTON.
IA ory-ruolishcdhy permission from a lady IN this
city. june l3.d6m
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opI9d MCDANIEL. BURT a. PRESTON.
rE,o yoURNEYMEN TIMERS

7 NanleI, fN0 good J1uTneyneN TI0nfTs. 10 WNom
good wages and constant employment viii be given, by
carry application to the subscriber.
m,y22 c. s. BLISS.
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4 CARD The subscriber having purchased of
u Mcdaniel, Iluri T. Pres ON their interest in the
lto Ell, Germ Of " T. Anderson e. Co. will ,onrinnh
the GROCERY CONFUSION nrd FoRWAbDING bu,in So
AT the old stand or tbe Basin, where ihey viii keep on
unnd a .tocN of Guuue, Plaster. Lime and Cement, iar
slle al the lowrst cash prices,
lie returns his hanks t., t4e friends Of The late con
Gem au the pubic generally for the hbc al patronage
extended 10 II, and hopes, by using his hest rXertious, to
merit a continuance o. the same To he new concern.
ud.9 dts WM 4. ANDE tSON.
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These vessels arr uf the dIst class, built expressly tot
u is trade and have superior accommodations for pass.
angers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, we'll
qualified tor the ttad and VINO will spare no exertion
IA accommodates.
They will be towed rn and down the river bys.aum,
aud may be relied on / sal promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Bos-
ton, will find il to their interest to ship by this line
AS it ia the only regular line. and freight will always be
taken as low as by any other vessels and every effort
will be made by the agers-in Richmond and Boston to
sivesAtis action.
We respectfully nsk and hope 10 sycceed in oh
aiming a full share of patronage
Tho vessels will lie in Richmt1i AT Rockets u
Boston at Rowes Wharf.
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, ( a..
ALLEN 4 NELTCII, Boston, }Hs'
Rnr o.dIs En. l3 State StteeL.
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VIRGINIA Il TENN. RAILROAD.

E1ItG1NIA AZ N RNbA1bHVAD'
"a. saa -s5ssssa.sl AEW SCHEDULE. SUN.
80 ~ ARRANGEMENTS On
and after April Ii, 1888, the Passenger Train will leave
Lynchburg dsi Y. (~Sundays ~eXcepted) at | o'clock
z. NJ. nnd arrive NJ Wythevilla at z. VI. Returning.
lowe Wytheville at ) A. VI, and arrive at j. %nchburg
at II M.-making the trip from Richmond and Peto,s-
burg to Wytheville in II hours.
CONNEXIONS.
For Buchanan, via Buiori's Depot, on Monday
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive at Buchanan To
supper.
For Fincas,le, Sweet mud White Sulphur Springs,
Charleston. kanswhq, and Gnyandotte, via Bensack $,
on Mondays. Wednesdays AID Fri lays.
For Abingdon, Junesboru' and Knoxville, Tenn. daly
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dc.

CANDY Nc.-
v 500 lbs Candy, "A superior article;
Lemmnns and Pruue.;
Cinret VIM;
Brandy p aches;
Preserved Ginger. all of which we will sell cheap
for cash. Bits CRAWFORD Il aICHARDS.
RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
- BBLS Stu tt c.. Sugar.
I'D % " " q onnd. Clarified & Crushed 10,
20 boxes Louf Sugar,
10 bills y. O. Mulasses,
IL hhds. Z r. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
50 " Laguira do,
10 " Prime old java do,
80 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles.
Large lot of Clover, Orchard. Grass and Timothy Seed.
Gail -oon as we are selling cheap.
tGb 24ts1 YOUNGER & SMITH
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AIDES LUOA AZ EIliS.-301o yard.
ID SUP ripr French lawns from auction which | VII
scllat price tlal will please. Also, the yc'y hnrst nd
lives made At G24 pair; plnin blacl silks, Extra hue
colorcd Ere ch .Jnckonett> and the finest quality Eng
lish and French pliuts 10 cents per yard.
nsIa7 T.. b II. LEWIS.
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MANTLEs, ROBES, &c

HORSETs, MANTLES, ROBES, Nc
Y New arrival, and just opened, another case oi
those fine French Con seis. ut | rs. the L,dits say they
nrc worth 3 dollars; another lot pfeleeant Silk Nantes
Barge. De .aine flounced ORES es. An entire new
sryle At ) dolls. worth eight, ca AID look ut them at
the cheap cash store OF JOHN ABhAHAAS.
faayl0-s
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lire, LIFE AND MARINE IN sy

II AAGg.-LynehJnrg Hose g. Fire insuranfs Com
many.
This Company makes Insurance against loss or dam
age by Fire, on Dwelling Houses Stores, Tobacco Facto-
ties and other buildings, on furniture, goods. wares and
merchandise, generally, in town and country on ,ho most
favorable terms.
Also makes Insurance on the lives ofall persons en-
Toying good health, and of sound constitution for the
whole duration oflife. or for a limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will b.
insured on reasonable term
The Company will also take marine risks from and Ia
any of the Northern or Southern Ports, at favourable
,Ietes.
BOARD OF. DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
AMI NJ. COBBS, Vice President.
SAMPSON DIUGUID Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
Don T. G.. Peters, Dexter Otey,
sGeorgeW. Yancey, Samuel Garland,
William /. Anderson, Joseph b. Nowln,
John O.. Taylor, james M. Boyd.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
Greed T. WILLS, Sec'y y.
DR.. P. H. Gilmer, uo5,.o1 Erom;,sr,
DR.. WIN. OtwsyOwen.
The Medical Examination ,f subjects for lnsursp'
will be m.de at the office of the Company on each day
between the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock, p N.
fes1y
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4 CARD

A CARD.-Th undersigned will centiue as here
n lofoic he GRucERY, COMMISSION & FORWARDING
business, ani rlso, the manufacturing 81 T,baccu.-
Grateful for former ayors they pledge their bet exer.
tions To 7 nit their continuance
opl9.d MCDANIEL. BURT 81 PRESTON.
ICE CREAM SAEOON.-MR. IElELl.
1 informs The Ladies' aud Gentlemen Of l.ynclbulg.
thai hs ICE CREAM SALOON is now onen, and viii
be constantly supplied With the icest Ice Cream during
the whole season. lie will also furnish ii for parties ut
tie shortest notice. The p ,trouage of his friend, and
the puba : j. earnestly invited. n ,ll0-1ts
fr,sh Pinr-AppIes fmwberry, md all kinds oftruits
uavIJta
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MEDICINES.
DOVES RHEUMATIC
ASSURE REMEDY f0R RHEUMATISM
No MATTER ~ WHAT FORM OR How I,x. -.
Warranted in every Caso 'DiSa'

For saleby STR'TnER 4 WHITEHEAD, Lyncbbbrg w.
INHE following certificates are trnn son.
i most respectable and worthy citizens of Ri.hn - .e
its vicinity as veil as e'nnti's Of the State. The y
well known, hni would not put treir hemps ia any,ha.s
unworthy al il. We have also tho Ib.,,, ~ any'"hs
to a gre.i many Others. male aud female who era + ing
" iaing Ia -isn. a c%efihrate. Bat Will ~ ne hot
strongest testimony IN it, 'asor. Many after asins =.
olnef Poln''t n'",'nqpi' : the day, try this, and inva.
ever nude. aud TINT vii take pleasure in recoa,n"am's
il to afflicted with Rb np,a1j4p. in'e"ding
We have made uni -,.t = tor ma. , ,aqrs -.
~ nc cry " i'"'f'&H' Withhold ~l'e1t--iaS, antil re-.
~ n'r hi" -radit = ii near -setv 80 i lie r,, %au
and ~ s.a,aftte "A eatr III e-vrrys#t>4 ar w.. fqopi,, :, a'
pay. DOVE \ G.. lsr!.!qand. Va,
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WM R1SOK

We annex the following eertiirnte from a lndy uf Ii.
Of Wight county, Va, md bavt liberty To refer II
gre II many of the citizens of Richmond and ,oI,t, -
Henrico. " In lave been entirely restored by It's u.e.
Deat Sirs:-Some lime in 81 VA, t,Een wi,
Rheumatism, and WAS confined To my bed for eict,
mor,hs. and could nut walk ar lear al. leust vyeiob, =,
on my feet. Was rttcnded by an eminent nhy.iciai,
and found little or no rcfef. A friend procured M
ha;rlr OF your excel en- l. niment, which | used ace ri.
ing to the direclio1s, nnd found great relief !, n G.y
lays. and in 1 few weeks l was we'll, md lave no, b,J
an attack ii &C; and | think it better tbpn n r.sa5,
in existence for rheumatism.
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II. SILVERTHORN.

NESSOLUEEON.-Tlo concern Of YIN. T.
~ Anderson g. Co was dissoIved ON tie 2rd mt,
by mutu Il consent. Vim. 7 Anderson atone viii att"nd
to thu settlement of the business. and the nnne oil the
concern will he used ouly in winding up the ,ume.
WM. 7. ANDERSON,
ap9 Is MCDANIEL. HURT d. PRESTON.
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hANTrLIF Dc ). 1851
Mes T., Tayt & Co Co. pear Sir; ! mLc p1,B.n,a !,
stating tut snf" rimr L.; Va r - h rgit a ifitle ar
Doves Rheumatic L'mn@hi To IL ~ one OF my SER
wants affected with ri eumtt sm. and applied il bn, ,nco
| think. crrtninlv no; more II an twice. He ;mnr,,oI
so much. without being entirely relieved from his raj,
however. as to a,terd to his usual duties. which e.,
some days be had been detained ff1m, when heard of
the suilering4 OF a lady, for whose reliel her hu,banI
infor med me he had tried variou PREF aration. wi,b,n,
surc cs. ian ediatcly handed hu HE bottle with thu
request that he " ould give it Il fiir trial. A sho,t tim.
thereafter, was eratitied to learn from him, TINT having
u,cd tie Lininent according to the directions ecc,n ~
uying it. his wife from being a bed ridden, n SUFFERING md
Helpless companion, h al hacutn. entirely renewed and
restored TO her app. opriate duties.
Very truly your friend,
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lust ARRIVED-At the Family Grocery,
- Nrw, Roe, aud Clipped Herrings, Meckerel ana
Shad, Beef tongues. Dried Beet, and many other art''
ces usually Kept in a Family Grocery.
J. ii. SOLOMON.
N B.-A few boxes Ladies' fine Shoes at cost.
maylS.s J. H..
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y ~hOOKS-Ihc Mis- Ing Br1e, hv Mr. Emma ID
y SouJhs nth. a re.h suppiy; The wafrhman. ~ J
A.. y, a fe-h supptNi Sml Pnrors hy II. Ward fc"rtef-
1hr Caa-.tift by Dunn: Nm al Ctarlcto. by Jrt
roll; Nammon. ~ the H~nfd.hip. Of m Her 50. BY
NJ. Gui,: Cone CT Carnefs-the Experience ii ia
Conservative Family. by BE nuls; Hcarts En-c, KIN
D. ct, ,n1 the Heir 81 hpleiid ali by III, sane nuthor
Pt j. af Cnuri .hip o. the adventures Of "a Nossl ReaJ
e.; tie Controversy between Sruula# Brooks nm
thin Archbishop Of New York; also u frrsh supply i,
I'll Sip1t- of the latest aud mosl beautiful .iylr- ~"
hluehtta hi, MARKET Pnpe, H]nugings line Screen,
VERY pattern. entirrly new and nlso. a l,rg" snrlly'
tin fuesi kind If stationery, for putty fntpas's II"
Lii, atr particularly requested 10 eel and look al J.
ut r. A. WILLIAMS
New Book and Musfe Stere, opposite G.tilen- IA Jog
ituk, Nun ire, I. lynchbnrR, ". luae 22ts
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.EACE =

VH5Sb N.Y. pshEp f
! contest which has agitniet tho Old D'tinihh ! ,
the lat half year, having past. mi tie strake Of thu
battle having cleared IN. The combaiqrt. nov hnve an
OF opportunity to inspect tneii ustF IRNS,tfi r"llare lhns'
.'all battered agd torn in the bi falie-s s1uifsl. viii
such as ue Tore be- aniug. nnd eoml1ftiAi" IT gene
raj muster. Il Is .eatcrly necessary 10 remind HE
gallant lepi,n.=s c|tuiiou. OF ~ qui-i,"d .fibe bucocs
md Powell Oi-tr5cts. that the lied Q1artcr.h,f NV
Fas ovABIt tnlCHfaF OUTFITS = tbr 10th
ING BAZAAR. luae Ct.
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BENNETT & BEERS. proprictors,

W.. To" MINI u NT0 TlTTTHUI II.
And for sale by j. II. Seay, d Il. L,man, J II
Thompson & Co. r. Stabler x Ca. Lynchburg, Va, and
by dealers in Medicines Everywhere. seP5ly
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L TINGS; &c, &c Superior Blnck French and
Cloths of the very finest MAKE, superior French
,ifnri 90, fne Nrsting,, Cravats. hid Gloves, Pocket
land efchiei., Collar. sc. Ny friends both from
town md Country wi pl ase give M u call for the y
bJve gods and you shall be we'll paid for your visit
,pl2y "a y. II LEWIS
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a.'larnlao " II hpavp IN the
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JAMES o. NELSON,

JAMES o. NEbSON,
CUTLER, has tukep II SHoP on Mu1 ST., one door
v helnw the Citizens Savings Bank. where he i pre-
pared to do any wo in his line Of bl sin'ss, such as
rrfai ing and putting in GOO order UfLER ofevery
description. masking all kinds of
Dental and Surgical Instruments,
Repairing Surveying Instruments. mnkiEg Elastic
Trusses Of n very superior quaitg, after a ito pattern,
aud preferable in every respect to the old styta He
also does all kinds of jobbing, such as setting Raaor..
grinding Tailors' Shears un Scissors, requiring Locks,
lifting Keys, &c, &c.
Work left with linn will be att nded to Mt once.
JAMES o. NELSON,
Cutler and Dental and Surgical Instrument Maker.
mnrl5 d5m
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MERCHANDISE,
ATEsT ARRIVALll-N E w

opened at Philip W. Payno's, (kyle's corner, Main st }
a superior stock of DRY GOODS, embracing Cloths,
Ca.simrres. Ve.ting-, Linens. and LADIES' GooDs, OF
ali kind. Call and examine.
aolIIt. p. ". PAYNE.
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NA/lNDpN GLASS; E have on hand IA very large
w lot (say $50 boXes) French. American and En-.
lieh Window Gltss, IN FIRST raie order, anil of almost ali
the various sizes from I = 8 to "a Z Sc, which we ate If
ferirg as low a. the same quaiily Of glass can be pur-
cha sed at in this market. Call AMI exaii inc.
ALSO, n good supply of e,cellen' putty.
June him ] d. & co.
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TN pxALxns IN wAsavoABDs.

TN is41. o. RICE Of Cincinnati. INVENTED vALuA-
u IMPRovEMESf IN WAsHBoARDs.o for which he OBJ
tanned PATENT in 0esober said Improvement
other suitable mes thus causing them to nese
their way nto the sohd wooden sides OF LEGS OF wheoard
the methods prvouy employed having been to plough
groove or cut moie receive the metallic PLATE Rice
subsequently, sold his entire interest and ownership In said
Patent 70 the subserbef who now sole
- well only authorized MASGPACfURER Of u kfCE In
fhoNhD fATEr ZINC WAsHDoAKDs. having Sueceeded the
late frn OF wshe Bsily Co. in that busress Induced
BY the popularity aud extensive sale Of said Ssh
s sandly have engaged in nakns and vending
20 thereby violating the right
secured BY said patent Salts hate and
nov pending against cfan parties known 10 be thusen-
EAsed and it intens for all nfrngments
Prisons are therefore casros, "sssn o. as or DEAL
ing In Zinc washboar& made AFTER the manner patented by
iSiee unless branded 20 Rice. Tmpro Washboars
tented ost as none oshefs being senuine may
70 remark that the varfnon the Of
the employment Of any psened machine nail washbcards
does not give the right 70 the patented inens pro-
cess above described upon which tSe board
really depends Wholesale genuine article
speetfully solicited and promptly executed low prices
As any Of the unauthorized makers, BY
sole prophetic and thereof once hard
store No. -ss Main opposite Fifth. Cincinns
NH dEw2u
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A GREAT VICTORY OvER ALL LINIMENTS
T HE CHI ANG Flu!
: CHINESE IMMINENT.

Superior preparation the
public with the greatest confidence its efficient
qualities excel any other known lniment Its action
Is certain SAFE and uniform. falling
nal application All who have tried regard
IL bic in the following diseases rheumatism sprsns
Bruises Swelled Limbs Weak Joints White Sxelling Pains
the body. :. 80
Il is IN external remedy in Bruises scalds Cuts etc.
menseulness OF this nemabie chemical compound h BY
confined 70 the human species but equally eea
sous applied 70 cure the diseases Of TIA. f.voris
accidents occurring 70 the horse for which Il the most certain
be named the via: Cuts Bruises Chafess
Scratches Cracked Heel Strains in the Shoulders Sveny
Spine. PASTOR Joints. etc.
81 For further parcuars see directions on bottles
TAKE NOTICED - $3.50.
Many eli the ordinary lin
nent Of the day. account of their offensive smell
rnsghty often left upon the skina wonderful fact
which the Of the most pro-
found chemists and the delight fastidous paen that in
addition its surprising curative effects Il the most heslth
iul cosmetic and agreeable perfume ofhe skin
whicl be applied IL mparts and natural glow.
which lasts for softness
Of healthy skim instead Of the cracked and ehapped sppA
which Is result Of almost all stber ARTICLES
with il who its excellent qualities shis To
realize its agreeable odor you open
try for yourself. Wholesale and retail agents.
KELLER, FARNSLEY 4 CO.
feb2s d3m&wem Main street. Evansville. lad.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-09

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