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LET US REASON TOGETHER
HOLLOWAY s PILLS.
VHV ARE WE SICK

1t has been the lot of human race to be weighed
down by disease and suffering. H0lL0WAY'S
PILLS are specially adapted to the relief Of the
.oedk the nervous the delicate, and the t, of all
Chimes ages sexes and constitutions. Professor Hol
loway personally superinfends the manufacture OF
his medicines iii the United States, and offers them
to free and enlightened people, tae best remedy
the world ever saw far the removal Of. disesse.
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NEW SPRING GOODS 4!

yT>lIE subscriber IL hbty receiving choice lot of
l. Spring and Summer gooss, embracing in part
the following kinds, viz Black Gro. D-Rhine, Paris
Striped Silks, Paris Printed Jaconett, Printed
and Solid Berages, French Lawns, Solid Ghalies,
English French and American Ginghams, Striped
and Checked Muslns, Dotted, Figured and Plain
Swiss do, Jaconetts, Masnsook Musiins Hair Cord
for Skirts Embroidcd Skirts, Curtain Muslins, Cam
brio and SWISS Edgings and Insertngs Flouncing,
Collars, Kid and silk Gloves, Hosiery, very large
lot of New Style Dress Trimmings. Glmps Lace,
Wells. Ribands Silk Nantes very neat, Il. c. Hand
kerchief Prints, Bleaeied and Brown goods Sum
mer Pant. StuGs, Cloths, and Cassimercs. Hats as
sorted, Shoes Groceries, Hardware, a large lot of
Queensware Glassware, together with most every
article for family
The above goods have been bought under favora-
Bile circumstances, consequently no one shall ,psy
for goods than fair and living price, as SIN
business. ''Short profits and quick Sales
JAMES A. PIP Err, near the
Woodward House.
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Hollogay's Pills are The best remedy kncrn
in tie uorIH Ear fip fnI7aacino Diseases.

III Htt WUTfU JO7 f"b ] OttOtOfH9 zItoctotss
Asthma, Disrrhoea, Indigestion, Stone and Gravol,
Bowel Complaints, Dropsy, Influenza, Secondary
Symptoms, Coughs Colds Chest Diseases, Costivc-
ness, Dyspepsia, Debility, Fever and Ague, Female
Complaints, Headaches, Inflammation, Inward
Weakness, Liver Complaints, Lowness of Spirits,
Piles Verna Affections, Worms, of all kinda.
Sold at the Manufactures of Professor Holloway
don, and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers of
Medicines throughout the United States, and the
civilized world, in boxes at rs cents 621z cts, and
81 EACH
Va. There is considerable saving by taking tho
larger sizes.
N. b. Directions for the guidance of patients in.
every disorder are affixed to each Box.
May 5, lS55.-ly
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IT. G. EAKKEiflS.
ARABIA N LINIMENT

TITS FACT ESTA BLiSIfED and well known
that Che Arabians attained height in the knowledge
of medicine which caused the whole 'T0rd to wonder
and admire. With them the science af chemistry
had its BIRTH and it is, therefore, not at all strange
that people SO elinenty successful the healing art,
and so pcrsevering and daring in character, should
by actual and untring experiment, discover remedies
far surprising in efficacy all others, fer the cure OF
those diseases incident to them from their mode OF
life The greater part Of their time being spent in
hazardous and bloody warfare with the different
tribes, they were subject to the most violent attacks
of rheumatism, paraiyss, neuralgia pains, ana varl,
Gus niammat DRY diseases, also the most horid
wounds, sprains bruises, tumors, swellings diseases
of the Joints, ETC., etc. All these diseases they were
so surprisingly efficient in curing. that the unniaed
looked with wonder and attributed their skin to the
powers of magic. II. G. FARRELl'S ARABIAN
L1NIMENT is composition Of basams and oils,
from rare plants peculiar to this country and 1t was
by the of the articles composing this great RENE
DIV that not only their physicians, but the wild
Arabs of the desert were enabled to perform such mi
raculous cures. The Afoj steed is arorld-renorned
for has beautiful symmetry Of form, his UNSURPASSED
speed and agility and the incredible fatigue he is
pable Of enduring. Why is it? Because from the
time OF his birth his limbs DIRE carefully watched and
upon the first appearance of disease the magic lotion
isapplied, and such things confirmed swecny poll
evil, stula ringbcne, scratches SPAWN, lameness,
etc., etc., are unknown. The result will follow
in all cases where H. G. Farrells Genuine Arabian
Liniment is used in time. Therefore delay not in
procuring good supply of it. for every dollar spent
in it will save you twenty, and great deal ofsufer
ing, ifnot your life
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DIED.

IN Monterey, on the 9Th inst. ENEMA VIRGINIA
daughter Of Adam and Charlotte c. Stephenson aged
two years months and IL DAYS.
"From adverse blasts and lowering storms,
Her ransomei soul he bore,
And yon bright, angelic forms,
She lives to die no mere.'s
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vaiMab!e Land and Wills
For sale in ROckbridCe.

DY virtue ola Decree of the Circuit Court Of Rock
ID bridge, pronounced the l4th day of April LAST,
in cause therein pending between James S. Richie
son and wife, &C., Plaintiffs, and William Douglas
representatives. Defendants, shall proceed on the
3st day July next, to sell at Public Auction, upon
the premises, that valuable Real Estate known as
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MAY 81, 1853.
IMPORTANT ADDITION.

WTlilTE Il PATTON are now receiving such sup
w plies as are wanted of Scarce Goods, to wit
10 pieces "A, ga, and GA Canton Mattings, assor-
ted Ginghams, Lawns, Manchester Gingams. Lace
Collars, Underslceves, plaid and striped Musns,
Mantilas, Pic Me Gloves, so pieces new stle Prints
Suber Clothes and Cassimeres, Bariges and Tissues,
Buck. Gloves Ribbons, Buttons, Trimmings, and
many other Goods of the latast styles and finish
all ON the lowest termes
Staunton, Nay 26, 1885.
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK.

MA INh, 1850.
A a meeting of the Stockholders ofthe Augusta
"A Savings Bank held this day, the following reso
lutons were adopted
Resolred, That it is expcdent to wind up the bust
ness OF this institution at as early day may be
found practicable.
RESOLVED, That the Beard of Directors be and arc
hereby instructed to close the Lus ness in pursuance
of the following plan:
l. No now paper to be discounted.
2. No new deposites to be received.
3. No additional weekly contributions to be paid
after this date
4. The paper now due to Bank to be regularly cur
tailed every sixty DAYS until il shall all be collected
5. All deposites to be paid without notice as fast
as assets shall he realized.
6. Stock notes shall be allowed to lie over after
maturing until the date of final settlement Interest
being calculated 20 that date.
NJ. G. HARTMAN, Pres.
Jos. a. WADpELL, See. pro ten.
deposits VII all be paid in short time.
Staunton, May 20, 1852,
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DISSOLUTION.

fa'IiE co-partnership heretofore existing between
L the undersigned, under the style and firm of c.
7. Cochran q Co., dissolved on the 9TH inst,
b. mutual consent. All outstanding accounts are
payable to c. L. Cochran, and Those knowing them
selves to be indebted earnestly requested to set
tie promptly either by payment note, as it Is very
desirable to close up the business Of the old concern
c. T. COCHRAN,
THOMAS BUTLER.
Stnrntnr mil % lehS
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REMOVAL.

GEO. W. SMITH has just removed to the large and
VI convenient store next door to Messrs. Deakins 4
Merritss, where he is prepared to accommodate his
friends and patrons with any articles in the Dry
Goods and Millinery line, at very reduced prices.
Staunton. Nav 10, 1855.
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l. A ND For LIE.

l. A ND FOR SALE.
N}iSHlNG to close our business entirely, we will
w ON Saturday the 10th day of June, offer to the
highest bidder, tract of
500 or 900 A CRES
of land lying miles Soulful East of Monterey. This
land is well adapted to the growth Of Grass \ de-
to purchase will examine it before the day of SALE
bargain may be had are determined to SELL
Terms accommodating. GEO. n. KINNEY,
j. N. BRUFFY.
Nss. Monterey, Highland Co., Va.
NAV IL lS55.-tds.
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j. u, BRECK ENRID0E & SON,
and Retail GrOCcrs

uAYE IN store full assortment Of Groceries
Sacks Of Java ooea p 90 sSs of
B 4 Coffee Sugars; 20 do. Of loaf, crushed puv
and graduated Sugars; 80 bbls of N. 0. and p. r.
Moasses; ID ten gallon kegs Of sup. family Syrups;
hhds OF sup. p. X. Molasses.
Blandies.
Otard Dprry Brandy; Otard Dupry & Co. do;
Old London Dock; James Hcnnussy Accomac Peach
Brandy; Pirut Caston Il Co.
Wines.
Port, Madeira, Sherry and Champagne Wines.
JFhiskies
Bourbon, Kerrs, Bumgardners and Old Rye Whs-
kies,
Sundyies,
Best Black and Green Teas Maecaroni, Starch,
Pre-. Ginger Mace, Cloves, kutmegs, Shoes, Hats,
table Salt, French Mustard, Buckets, Churns, Tubs,
brooms, Gellitina, Paddles Pickles, broma Tobacco.
June O. 1855
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cALA REaREATe Cd IfING ENP0RIU

OH ATTHEGLEdTG Go THING EMPORIUM
E0S. LEOPOLD las just received his second sup
~ ply OF Summer Clothing, the most beautiful and
best made, ever brought 10 this place. You can
buy there whole well made summer sat for only
81. Call TO see him before purchasing elsewhere,
and you can save Twenty-Five per cent, Remember
his Store, East main street, the second and largest
Clothing House west of Wood House. TJune 2.
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WAsHINaros, June 5.-'The recall Of MIR,
Perry, Secretary OF the American Legation al
Madrid, was necessarily delayed until success
sor could bs selected. His letter addressed to
t,s President, ra,cn.ly published IN the Nation
al lnteigenrer, against Mr. Soule, was the im-
mediate cause OF his removal. buckingham
Smith. his successor. held similar appoint
merit under Mr.. Le,cher, Minister TO Mexico.
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June 2, 1865
Straw Esonnets and Ribbons.
NeE AtriYaI-Large Stock.

TEO. w. SMITH respectfully informs his eusto-
VI mers and the public that he has removed next
door to Deakins d Merritt, where he will be plea
sed to all That INDY be pleased to call. He has
a Nice Stock of new and choice Dry Goods. which
he will sell at very reduced prices and at small
profit for cash. Ills stock will be sold cheaper than
those that say they are selling at cost. Call early
and secure bargains.
THE SECOND STORY.
rs appropriated to she Ladies, Bonnets and MILNE
L rv Goods and Fancy Articles handsome vari-
ETY. of Ladies' Dress Caps Ladies' Lace Caps, Black
Silk Caps, cdlored Silk Capes, Ladies' Head Dresses,
Ladies' Corsots and Shoulder Braces. Misses and
Ladies' Straw Flats, handsome variety Of Bdnnets,
and Donnets made to order; Mems and Boys Straw
Goods aud Trimmings. Suitable Country Produce
taken in exchange for goods.
staunton. june 2, 1856. GEORGE W. SMITH.
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Rifles
I HAVE IN hand some choice Rifles Guns, war
l. ranted to shoot well, For sale low by
June 2, 1855. GEO. Z. PRICE.
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ST4UNION NO OLEN Factory
5O0O0Fna so %o1 for T T%sS 1t ans " ss
paid, or goods given in exchange. Also wanted a
thousand gallons Of SOFT SOAP, for which we will
pay only l24 cents ON and after the LIST day of
June. ID. w. KEN NEEDY, Sup't.
Stanton, May 90 1855.
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French Baskets,

IN all varieties Fancy Rotieules, Key Baskets,
Il Work. School, Market and Toy Baskets, and all
sorts in use. For sale low at
May u. WHITE PATTON.
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Stanton, April %, 1853.
TOBACCO BUSINESS.

rENHE undersigned will continue the Tobacco Busi-
4 at the old stand, whore he will be pleased
to see the patrons of the old firm.
April g, 1855. z. T. COCHRAN:
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EO1. .ysefs5cGg Use

ENINE French Brandy, Old Port. Madeira and
L Sherry Wines, will be fonnd at the Drug Store
# (may H. JAMES &. LAIRD.
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM TN MAY CONCERN.

HAVING entered into partnership with 7. S.
i i Coater, and thereby effected change in my
business, it becomes essentially necessary for to
close up and settle Oft the accounts due me before
the partnership commenced. A moments consdera-
ton will convince my cid friends and customers of
the necessity and propriety Of this COURSE Finding
impossible for me to take time to settle up my old
matters, have employed Messrs Baylor Baylor to
collect all my accounts and hereby authorize them
to proceed Immediately to collect or close them By
bond Al persons indebted to me would confer a
favor by calling upon them their earliest convent
ence. j. N, WOODWARD.
May s, ls55.-True A., Spec and Rup copy.
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WnEs an exl.avagant tfieEd wishes to borrow
your money, consider WHICH o. the two you
would rather lose.
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TO THE OLD SOLDIER.

I HAVE formed an association with gentleman
Il who has long resided in Washington City, and
prosecute claims for pensions, bounty land, &c,
gaiHs the Government. With the aid of this gentle
man am prepared to afford to Old Soldiers, and
their Widows and feirs, prompt an efficient aid in
prosecuting their cams under the act Of the 81 Of
March, ls55, which gives to any soldier who has
served l4days in the United States service, lG0aeres
of land. | have been furnished with all the proper
instructions from the department. Those who are
entitled to pensions to bounty land under the said
act, should make early application in order to Sc
cure speedy action upon their claims.
can be found at all times at the Office of my ath-
er David Fpltz.)
March 81, ls55--tf. MARSHAL X. FULTZ.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.
PU BLlC SALE.

IN Thursday June 2ssh l will sell without reserve
~ all my Personal Property, consisting of II OUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &e., as fol-
lows in part Beds, 9edsteads, Mattresses, Bedding
Chairs, Tables one sofa, Paror, Chamber and Cock
ing Stoves, Wardrobes, Bookcases Bureaus. WASH
stands, Chamber Shower Bath, alarge stock OF
Clocks, &C., Also some School Furniture, some very
neat Desks. &c. One COW, with many other articles
belonging TO the boarding department Of School,
all OF which must be sold as am about to leave Stann-
ton. Terms made known ut sale.
also offer privately Three Pianos, which will not
be offered at vendue. They all from the Factory
Of knabe. Cache Co.. in excellent order one near
" new and of the best ever brought to this place
They viii be sold at very great bargains and deliver
able on the 10th June. WIN. b. BROWNE
Staunton, May 10, l65S.--tds.
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MRS. SnHYsa.

HAS q large assortment Of BnNNETS AND NIL
/ Il LiSERi Goods, which she has purchased her
self and she will sell Low. Bonnets made to order.
BOYS, Childrens and Mems Staw Hats.
May Il, 1s55. MRS. :.
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nRESS DEBRAIZES.-We ask an examination
IL of our Debraizes for Ladies' travelling dresses.
They will be sold low for CASH
June 2. GEO, w, SMITH,
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June o, ls55-tds.
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Peruvian CuanO.

vNiE undersigned beg leave to inform their friends
Il and customers generally, that they shall receive
this season their usual full supplies of Peruvian Gu
ano from direct importatons which they warrant
No. in every respect. Every cargo of Guano re-
ceived by them is analysed by Dir. r. II. Stabler,
an accomplished Chemist, and the quality branded
on each bag with his name. FOWLE l. co.
Alexandria, June 2, 1856
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING In the Post Office at Staunton, May
| I'D tit
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LIGHTNING RODS.

AHWIH1 NtNU MUM.
I AN prepared to furnish the above article COM
pete with copper Points, plated in the very best
style with insuators, &c, making, in my opinion,
the best rod that has been offered or erected in this
market Persons living in the country can save
large proportion of the cost by erecting their own
rods, as they arc furnished ready for pntting up.
June2, 1855. GEO. &. PRICE.
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7F7'- -. -. -
obsolete words in the political dictionary


obsolete words in the political dictionary
ofthe Democratic patty.
Resolred, That the Empire State will
stand shoulder to shoulder with the Old
Dominion until the great popular reaction
against Ultrasm, Higher Lavish, Know
nothingism, and every ism shall be COM
plete, and until all disorsanizing theories
however draped with sentiment, shall b.
exhibited to The American people III al!
their reasonable and hideous deformity.
Resolved That upon this platform OF
opposition to every unconstitutional theory,
party faction or combination OF factions,
upon whatever pretense, or under what
ever disguise they may appear the untefrl-
fled Democracy of New York are ready at
all times, in conjunction with their breth-
rem of Virninia and Of the Union to meet
these enemies Of the Constitution.
A WEDDING PARTY POISONED On
Wednesday last, as we learn from the Pc
tersburg Express, a wedding party consis-
ting OF about one hundred persons, were
poisoned at the residence OF MIR. Kane in
Scott county. Mr.. III. S. Kaue, an emf
nent lawyer of that county, was married on
1utSUdf u|Sut W VIM uuo1o'S' W
Col Anderson, and OH the night after
party was given at his house. At late
hour ia the evening about thirt. OF the
guests were taken i'll about the same time
and that fact inducing the belief that they
had all been poisoned, dreadful scene of
CONSERVATION easued dancing was stopped
and physicians sent for. butabefore they ar
rived the sickness had become general and
the patients were enduring the most hor
rid agony from arsenic. The servants OF
the house were all taken i'll at the same
time and there was no one on the ground
TO render and until. the arrival Of neighbour
bors who were sent for. The correspoh-
dent Of the Express said that the cases of
about thirty Of the party were hopeless,
and they were not expected to live and
among them was the young and beautiful
bride. Upon all analyzation OF the custard
it was found to be strongly impregnated
with arsenic. The greatest excitement
prevailed in the county in relation to it.
The Abingdon Democrat has the follow
ing statement ofthe melancholy affair.
The wedding was succeeded on the next
day by what is termed an Unfair hill
arlous gathering of the fri of the hap
py party. On this latter occasion, dia.
bolical attempt to poison the whole party
was made, by the infusion of a deadly
drug into some custard which was parta-
ken Of by the entire company, about forty
persons. A Mr.. Bishop has since died
from the effects OF the poison, and we
learn, that seven or eight more were not
expected TO survive-among them three of
the sons Of Mrs. Neal, residing at Stock
Creek, near Clinch river. A negro has
been arrested (whether man or women We
could not ascertain), and. we learn that
there is strong reason to believe that he or
she was instigated to the act by white
woman.
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IMPORTANT TO THE Slca AND SUFFERfsG.--Thc Rev.
James W. Hunnicutt, the talented cditcr ofthat pop-
uar paper, the Christian Banner, published at Fred
erieksburg Va, in his editorial OF March goth, 1855,
thus discourses to his patrons of the viz
tues of iIanpton's Vegetable Tincturc. ''The sea-
of the year for fceblencss of body and general de-
bihty is now approaching, and we would particular
" invite attention to Hamptons Celebrated Vcgeta-
Die Tneture. and and do feel it duty to re-
commend it to all who are dyspeptic or otherwise in
feeble state OF health. We know the virtue, the
supreme excellence of this medicine. for have tri-
ed it to the saving of our own health, and per-
haps life also. No family should be without this
medicine. Especially in all lower Virginia should
Hamptons Tincture be used freely. The medicine
may appear to the purchaser to be very dear at
dollar per bottle but at that price we consider
it the cheapest medicine in all our country. We
doubt very much whether it fails to do good"
Norfolk and Portsmoth. John Lake, Rev. Vernon
Eskridge aud others. Let all the Responding try
this great restorative.
See advertisement in another column.
Holomoy's Ointment and Pills the best Remedies
for the Cure of Female Compaints.--1hc extraordi
nary effect these Pills have upon all complaints pee
culiary incidental to females would appear incred
ibe to the citizens of the Union, it not con-
frmed daily by the wonderful cures they effect in
the varions States It'll nnquestionable fact, that
there is not any remedy to equal them for extermi-
mating ,uferng from the softer particularly for
young girls entering into womanhood. therefore all
are requested to give them trial, which will insure
their recommendation.
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Observation-Disclosures

VxIE ask an examination OF our rich new STYLES
w Dress Berages. They viii be sold cheap for
cash. GEORGE ". SMITH.
stanton, June 2, 1850
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h1cHIHVH1, aPFII II, Ioo''-oI1'
NOTICE TO WESTERN MERCHANTS
DFRSONS who. ship goods from the Sorthc"' G.
L les can send them direct to their destit 20 by
consigning them to Stephen Hunter Ge raj reieht
Agent at aichmond, it being distinctly understood
that Bills OF iadins be sent stating precisely the
this is done the goods will be forwarded direct to the
nearest depot and the whole charge collected there
II the bills of ladpg not sent, this Company win
not forward the goods until the bills for freight 10
this city collected and of course will not DO re-
sposbe for loss and must charge an extra price for
storage. H. ID. WHlTC0MB. Sup't Traspor-
Jan. ~. Itaion.
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J. 2. B0SDuRASY

WESTON, Forsmith Co., N. c., Dec. IA. 1854.
Messrs, Dove 4 COL purchased of you In Nav
hast one dozen Of your "Turf or to sell at nv
Store. Shortly after had valuable riding horse
which became lame in his shoulder and useless as 10
service tried several OF the present popular rene
dies and ninents ON his shoulder, and they did no
good, he continued lsme as before, and thought
would use your Turf Oil" applied half a bottle,
and say with certainty his shoulder is entirely
well, he has been running for five months in The
Stage from, this place tc keedsville. | will buy
more when come down.
Yours very truly,
JOHN H. WHITE
Gs~ Sold BY J. d. Eskridge, Stanton, Va, aLo
Harlem Dull.
Richmond, Feb. 10, lS55.-ly.