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The Shasta courier., 1855-02-24
GOLDSTONE g. BROTHER.
NEW GOODS: LATEST STYLE.

NEW GOODS: LATEST STYLE:
M JACOBSON & co
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made
Clothing, Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
In their Fire Proof Brick Building,
ADJOINING THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
UJOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w totheladies and gentlemen of Shasta and
the vicinity, that they have just received full
assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
unequalled by any that has ever been offered in
this place. or this side of the Atlantic States.
The ladies goods consist of
French Lustre Muslins figured;
PLAIN Thite, do, Swsss, Book and Crossbar do,
Linen and Cotton CaWbrscs, Laces,
4VAte and Colored Viadoac Curtains
Hosiery, Shoes, Six and Kid Glores,
Ribbons, Fancy Buttons, Irimmings
and other fancy articles too numerous to men,
ton.
complete assortment of Gentlemens Furn-
ishing Goods, Cutlery, Playing Cards, Queens
and Cronkery Ware. all kinds of Rubber Goods,
such as Overcoats, Caps, Boots, Leggings, &c,
and all other articles usually kept in our line
Of business
Ladies and gentlemen will find it to their in
terest to call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. as hatter ourselves that
none can compete with US, with the advantages
we now enjoy-receiving, we do. our goods
direct from the Atlantic States and Europe.
E3 Packers and Miners will please notice
the above card.
M JACOBSON, San Francisco.
HENRY GETLESON, Shasta.
September 8, 1854 apl-u
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS:
HOLLUB & ISAAC'S

PIONEER DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Shasta.
VN7E HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER
w large and well assorted stock Of
FALL And WINTER GOODS,
Comprising all the new sty les of the season, and
trust the variety and quality will fully meet the
antcipations OF all.
IN THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Will be found a large and we'll selected assort-
meat of Prints; American, French and English
Gingh ims piaiA aad fancy all wool De L4ines ;
French and English Merinos; black and figured
Alpacas; Plain, Watered and Fancy Silks; Silk
Velvet Mantias, and complete assortment OF
WHITE GOODS, Laces, Edgings Collars
Sleeves, &C., &C., not forgetting Ribbons and
Dress Trimmings In great variety
We would also especially call the attention of
the Ladies to our new and splendid assortment
of Rubber Boofs and Shoes both for adults and
children.
May now be found one of the most conn plete and
elegant assortments of Clothing and Furnishing
Goods offered in this market. Black Cloth
Dress Goats; Cashmere, Beaver, Pilot, Peter
sham and Sattinet Goats and Jackets; an i'm
mense stock of Plain Black. Blue, and Drab
Doeskin Pants; Fancy, Middlesex and Doeskn
do and all kinds OF Sa,tinett and Jeans Pants.
In Vests we have Black Cloth, Silk Velvet, Plain
and Fancy, Black and Fancy Silk and Satin
Fancy and White Marseilles &C., &C.; and al
most every variety Of Undercloihing Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Hosiery. and Plain and Fancy Cra-
watts and Handkerchief.
IN HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
We have, amongst other articles, Crockery and
Glassware, Carpets. Druggets, Matiings, Floor
Oil Cloths, Table and Window Damasks, Table
Cloths, Towelinss and Table Cutlery, together
with constant supply of Blankets. Sheetings,
Drills, Tickines, Furniture Prints and Damasks.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-24
SHASTA BOOK STORE.

1NHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
Il fully inform his numerous friends and custo
mers, and the public generally, that he is now
in possession OF the largest and best selected as
sortment of
BLANK BOOKS
STAIIONER
SCHOOL BOOKS
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS,
GIFT BOOKS,
NOVELS,
PLAYING CARDS.
Music and Musical Instruments, Fancy Pocket
Cutlery, Gold Pens, ETC., that can be found in
Northern California all of which can be bought
at very low prices,
Wholesale and Retail,
Of A. ROMAN.
Shasta, Oct. Ia, 1854. If
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FOR THE SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
RICHMOND AND

IN ooI1M1
SIDE AND VIRGINIA AND 1ENMESSEE nAIL-
ROADS SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-Snof
most comfortable and most expeditoua route 70 tne
VIRGINIA SPRINGS Through BY Dsyhgnt, ana
Rasesee checked through, except on stages.
Vsitors to the virginia Springs BY this route take
the Soushsids Railroad at tne
mond and Danville cars Richmond, at A. "a daily
(SundsJs excepted,j breakfsst at the yunct9n, ana
ample time given passengers to eai arrive al
burg at u M to dinner, and thence wa ana rem
Railroad, reach Bonsacks Depot at st n the sam e
day and there take KENT, 6U MMEksON GCO.,e
FINE LINE OF STAGES, dine at the RED SWEEP.
or Sweet Springs, and arrive at the White sulphur
Springs M miiee) early on the evening OF the se.
copd day from Richmond and Petersburg, without
niaht travel, and with but "a mies Of Staging, d,
The Virsinia and Tennessee Railroad H. iocatea
through most romantic country, possessing Oil;
mate unsurpassed for its salubrity and deiehtfni
Temperature. The road passes the base OF the
of Otter and within three miles OF ths Allegheny
eprip a. one mile of the Devils Den or Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs and thin four iles OF tho
Yellow Sulphur Springs; ell pleasantly ntuated few
miles apart, on the Eastern slspe OF the Allegheny
mountain, ia Montgomery county The waters OF
these SPRINGS ara celebrated for their great dci.
nal ouaiites the accommodations excellent, and
have been greatly increased since last season.
Visitors to tho Red Sulphur SpriuGs take Kent,
Summerson Co.'s Stages at Nswbern Depot on the
evening of the day that they leave Richmond or
Petersburg and arrive at the Springs on the follow.
ing day to dinner and Salt Sulphur Springs saary IN
the evening.
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
KING WILLIAM G, H., June

AANt WILLIAM VI dsS Suuc II,
A very interesting religious discussion took
place 10 this county last Monday, Tuesday, Wed
uesday and Thursday, which drew together the
largest audience over gathered In Acqolnton
church. From almost every part OF tie State, the
members of the sects represented by the two dis
putauts, crowded in until the crowd In attendance
each day numbered at least five hundred persons,
male and female
The gentlemen who discussed the points, were
Hessrs. A. B. Msgruder, of Charlottesville, and E
E. Orvis editor of the Chrisiian Union, of New
London, Pa.-the former defending the belief OF
the Thomssites and the latter that of the Camp
BELLIES
The fret point was as follows: "The punishment
OF the wicked will end In the eternal extinction of
their being" This Mr.. Magruder affirmed, and
Mr. Orvis denied.
Tbs second was, that "Jesus Christ, since his
ADVENT, has set up bis kingdom 10 this world, In
iuIfmsnt of the predictions of the ancient pro.
phe,s, and the preaching of John the B aptist'-
This Mr.. Orvis affirmed, aud Mr.. Magruder denied
The gentlemen spoke from 10 A. M. to P. NJ,
snd from 2 P. M. to 4 P. NJ, each.
The moderators, two of whom were chosen by
each disputant, and the fifth BY the four ALREADY
chosen. were the following gentlemen: B. B. Dou.
glass. President; George Edwards, Harrison B.
Tomlin, Fendall Gregory, jr, and John Henry
Pitts.
OF the discussion, shall say nrthing; save that
twas one OF the most profoundly logical that It
was ever my fortune to hear, and both gentlemen
proved themselves worthy of higher place among
the religious reasoners OF the dsy. /. was con.
Quoted with courtesy, fairness and christian for.
besraace that reflected honor upon. the gentlemen
engaged 10 it. Its merits will soon open to the
public eye. as the speeches delivered were re-
ported by Mr.. T. Kean. of your city, and will,
hear, be published 10 book form
The crops about here are fair, and starvation
isn't staring us Ia the face 1t the inh abitants of
less favored portions OF the Union. R.
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DHEUMATISM.-

pHEUMATISM.-
~ r. is 10 a painful disease, affsctiu. the ioi,ts
with swelling and Stiffness also affecting the mus. gu
lar tend1ouDs and hbrous textures of the BODY 1t
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
LUMBAGO.
TINS disease il known by severe pain in the loins
or rheumatic affection of the muscles of which
msny Parsons have been cured by POLLARD'S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
PARALYSIS
diminution loss of power or motion in the
oooy. 1t very often attacks onlv one Side and has
e o e a, cured BY POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINZ.
For sale by PURCELL, LApD CO., Bennett &
Seers, AIDE 0rsv, Duyal & Norton W. r. Ladd,
~ o; fhomss, and Druggists generally throughout
she olty lie is
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

~. r.on;rey says that the most that the Amer.
&c.. r.stv n,oujses 10 on the exciting and danger
o,s subicct of abolition, % neutrality. tthinks that
vim half OF Europe and all the North sssatng a..
r 4 no lime for Southern men 10 ground their
srme 20 tie their hands, or TO give any pledges or
eeeer into any enG.g msnts tina. viii diminish their
shihry to carry on warfare ofensvely or dsien.
lively IL ctes the isma u work again:tthe SCUM
conservative Of the North viii aid her 10 contend.
ing againt them. Instead OF joining tne N:san
40 a9empt 10 hatch 90 hollow truce win aooii-
siouism, Southern men should strd on their armor
aud be prepared for ss.on .b = Enouir.r
ssvs: ssThe Boston clergyman 10 aimpering fop
shs poston scholar, Q literary petit maitre; the
Boslon gentleman. an inflated snco.
The EAis speaks Of the seceders from the
Philadelphia Convention. It says the resolutions
which they offsred, aud upon the rejection of
which they seeded, called for restoration of the
Missouri compromise line-a thing which they
might have known the Southern men never would
have submitted. II comes to the conclusion that
pose but TO dissolve It, and It 10 cheering to OBJ
serve the 6rm unyielding stand taken by the con
servative men of the body. In preservation OF
principles which essential to the security of
the South. 1t says that their secession Will not
disturb the convention 10 Ito deliberations. To the
five northern states which have stood BY usin th Ia
crisis the gratitude Of the South cannot be too
cordially extended. With their assis,ance we may
rely upon the action of the convention placing the
American party upon . sound and impregnabe
snion platform.
Tue Penny Post speaks of the change 10 Gre.
mesn affairs since Pellissier took command of the
French army, and after recounting the advantage
of the allies' present posiion says that the Rus
slams detach forces TO fight the troops from Eupa.
toria. the forces from Balaklsva with Pellissier
their head will ct attack their weakened line
on the heights above the Tchernsya. II they senG
ell their forces to the Tchernays, the troops from
Eupatoria and Kertsch will unite and falling or
n troons Are dstscbsd from ssbsssonoI ths -..I
ened garrison viii be assaulted by overwhelmin,
numbers. II they remain stationary at Simple
ropo ths allied forces will unite and attack then
there. The crisis IL ct hand, and We may be as
sured that blood will flow 10 quantities snfficien
To crafty the most biood.hirsty man that eve
Axiatad
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A NEW DRUG SCORE.-Hayine Dur

4 chased the Drug Store at the corner of 4th and
broad streets, we in daily receipt Of cur entire
new stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS. &C., which
nave been carefully selected BY one of our firm from
.ne pest houses on North. We are prepared to COM
tne neatest STYLE All orders from the city or eoun-
.ty entrusted to Us will meet with prompt attention,
uaanteens In every instance the article sold BY us
- Deine fresh and Of the best quality. We shall
xeep constantly on hand q full assortment of Fancy
n n ferfnnery, Patent Medicines Paints Oils
Dse-sluns, glassware, Seeds Cigars &c, besides
"a. general assortment of Drugs; all of which we
Incl 70 purchasers on as reasonable terms a. thew
can pc purchased4or elsewhere in the city.
mh 81 T. I'll. SOUTHALL CO
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DUSHTON'S COD LIVER OIL-Tbe

pUSHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-The
~ late firm Of RUsHTON, CLARK co. being
dissolved by lite own limitation am now sole pro-
prietor of the genuine Cod Liver Oil which il 80
generally prescribed by physicians at this season for
Con:qmptIon, Coughs Colds, &c, &c.
CAuTIoN-In purchasing or ordering, be care
i1i to ask for Rushton's and that my name IL
the label, and my signature over the cork Of each
botfe as there are several spurious articles in the
market claiming to be Rushton's.
FREDERICK v. RUSHTON,
Bon OF the late VIM. L. Rushton, N. York.
The above Oil for sale by DUVAL g. NORTON,
corner Of Main and 10th Streets Bank Square, Rich.
mcnd. sp5-Sm+
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and thsisstsrs which had bssn sslsed being vi
three RECEPTIONS, without sisnasufe, aDd tor we
rnoss part without date could noe be considered =
Sos,,s ,he pubIic prosecutor In answer 70 these
obiscsions, the court postponed Judgment for
week
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F0r further Information erpIY 60
r. G WALL,
Superintendent Southsi4e r. e Petersburg.
CHAS. CAMPBELL,
Eep.'t Richm'd 4 DanvilIe r. r Richmond.
Il. III GILL,
Sup Va. l. Tennessee R. r.. Lynchburg.
KENT, SUMMERSON Il co.
is Fincastle, Va.
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COTTAGE, May 18th, 1855,
Near Curdsville, Buckingham Co.. Va.
jea ." yours j. wv W. A. SAUNDERS
TACKsON'S EXCELSIOR BITTERs.

II AOhooN y CASCALO1Oh Dl L / Emo.
~ Mr.. Z. H Jackson-Dssr Sir: My nother-in.law,
Mrs. Armstrong has been afflicted with Dyspepsia
for some I6 years Not finding any permanent relief
try your "EXCELSIoR BITTERS," and it affords
me much pleasure to testify to their beneficial re-
suits.
She can now enjoy her food with q relish to
which she a stranger previous to the Of your
valuable medicine GEO. w. WILEY.
Richmond Va. April IA, 1855.
advise every family to procure these Bitters.
They may be found at e. J. Picots, A. Bodekers,
8. M. Zachrisson's, Chas. Miilspaush's, Bennett l.
Beers, and Alex. Duvaps, Druggists, Richmond. Va.
AL orders promptly attended to. apl8
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a MEDIA SPR INGS-Two and hal

A MELIA SPR N G S-Two and halt
"A miles from the Richmond and Danyille Railrosd
at Wyanoke Station, will be open lst July for the
made to please our boarders who will be 50 good
to favor Us with their patronage. Our BAR will be
well supplied and close Sabbath and every night
erected new at the Springs, where hot cold Bsths
can be had. - .e
Terms of Bosrd per day 1.50; per week o.; per
month $25; all children over years Id and under
IL years. and servants half price. There will be
Omnibus in attendance at the Depot to meet the
my 12-2m THOS. C. WILSON L soma.
CODA WATER.-The subscriber has
~ added to his Cigar estab.hn1ent beautiful So
de- Fountain. and will furnish the very best Soda
Water to be had In the country.
His Syrups made of the finest fruit and will
be at all times fresh.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
my Is American Hotel.
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TOR Virginia Coupon Bonds;
= do Resistsrsd Do; Riehncsd City stosb.
my 2-ts =. H. MAunY & CO.
GOFFEE.-5O bags superior Rio and
~ LssuayA Coffee. received And fnr ssle ~
j. 10 WM. TAYLOR.
fTAHOAA6TO ON LInE.--00O khls. ffee
= Thezssees Lioss esx q slase ~ lls 90 81
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RUNAWAY.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Re

one HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD = 1snawsy. from the rssldsnee of the
subscriber. last fali, muistto bsy ssmsd HAkT.
WELL. He z 9 likely bog. about ays iss e., six
aud struieht, ressmblna ~ Indian, sid may be
knswn By having one Of bis toes think one OF the
ssnalI ones) cut off think he made his escape on
grey horse and that he sndse.ored to make his way
to Peterssurg its vicinity. The above reward OF
one hundred dollars will be psd for his apprehension
II taken out Of the Ststs. and 6fy dollars taken
within the State, and lodged In some jaH 20 that
can ret him again. WM w. MfCHAUX,
jss-dsw 20. Jefsrson. Powhstsn co.. We.
THE RUNAWAY NEGROES who es-
i capped from the jail Of Henrioo county on the =
day Of April, 1856, were FRANZ, committed q the
property Of Henry Wiokham, OF Hanover, who -
feet inches high about 40 years Old black, stout
built, and had on when committed grey net GAP
which he wore away; 0ABRfEL, who calls himself
Gabe, belongs to Mrs.. Shelton On Church Hi. wss
hired the present year to Edward West, IN the
lower end of Henrico; he h feet 9 inches hien,
about 20 years old hlaci, stout built short s9ry nn
coat; and MINOR. committed a. the property o.
George Todd, Of Caroline, H. feet inches nient,
about ~ years old very black one lower front scSsn
out bIask hair little grey and matted, biack tnin
vhiukers and In verv badly dressed. 40 zl-A
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ENGINEERS OFFICE, RICHMOND Y. r. r. !
RICHMOND, 9th June 1855. !
CEATED PROPOSALS. will he receiv.

T1O1 OC611O ICCcIV'
~ ed at this Office, until Sd day of July next, for
the graduation of the s section of this road in and
this city; also for thegaduatou snd masonry of
that portion of the line between the Psmunkey riv-
and the Ease IN terminus including the embank-
ment in the river &c. and for the constructonfof tt
foundation AID masonry for the bridge across said
river 1ess D
Bids are invited for the delivery at the White
House the Psmunkey, of 1900 yards of Quarry
Chips of large size of cobble Stones and for the
delivery at point OF 500 sound, straight yellow
pine red oak piles, q feet long, and IL inches
across, on large end. L
Profiles, plans and specifications may be seen at
this office, on and after the goth inst.
The Company reserves to itself the right of re jsct
ing any all the bids, and of eotting the work in
such proportions as they think proper.
r. CLAYTON,
lie g. Staw4w Chief En- RineeY.
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lie 3taW4W

DRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.-A
i Democratic PAPER, located In 5urishng
Virginia town, and In one of the wealthiest and
largest counties in the State, il offered for sale phi.
vstely The paper has an extensive patrouaee--over
1000 bona fde subscribers. and large and prstsbe
advertising and job custom, which is constantly and
rapidly increA Ing. For further particulars address
the Editols of the Dispatch. je7-ts
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Fl rA = g ii 6 G On 7HH
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE, AND SOUTH.
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
BIZ EAKF Asst! BRE A x F ASST!
AMPLE TIME GIVEN TO EAT.
Thu subscriber ID prepared to furnish the PAS
of the kichnond and Dsnvlle and South. Side Rail-
roads, immedistsly on their arrival on the caIs
mvl7-I2m aAML D. BURKE.
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CAILORS' TAVERN TRACT OF
~ LAND ON JAMES RIVER, FOR SALE PRI-
VATELY.-We authorized to sell that valuable
Tract of Lasd in Henrco county, on James River.
adjoining VIM Boulware and Henry Coxs lands
called Sail ors Tavern" about miles below the
city Of Richmond, containing about 225 acres of
covered with oak pine, chesnus, &c. suitable for
wood and timber This tract of lsnd abounds 10
springs of pure water, has it good mill ste dam
for mill pond. and as COED fishery any on the
river. The soil il very good.
Terms fbersl-apply to Jos. Sharpe, David E
Sharpe. or to
je5-l2t GODDIN APPERSON.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
SUMMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IN I'D
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD

~ Wv xss. "
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
OPEN BEYOND sTAUNTON.
TO ALUM SPRINGS IN ONE DAY, AND WHITE
SULPHUR IN ONE AND A HALF.
THIS is the best route to all the Vir-
Il gnia Springs, because there will be less staging
and better stage roads than on any other: larger
supply of stages is expected than ever before.
Objects Of great attraction on the line.
In tbs County OF Hanover, the road passes by the
birth pscs OF CLAY aud the old Court House, where
HENRY fred up the spirit of the Revolution; by
top of the Blue Ridge. at Rockfsh Gap, where
WAsHIsGToN said. with few brave men 40 could
repel the whole British army; neal" WEIR's" cele-
bretsd cave; the ALLOWING Cave and the Natural
Bridge
The cars are now running 10 miles west of Staun-
tom and force IL engaged laying half mile of track
MILES. and ONLY NINE MILES FROM RoDKBRIDGE
ALUM
A large portion of the Road being bsliasted, Sc
cures to a great extent. EXEMPTION FROM DUST
Fare in connection Nth stage line Of Vim p. Parish
& Co.
From PETEBsBURa OR RICHMOND.
70 Sweet Springs. $1,000 To Warm Springs. $3.50
To Healing. ........9O0 TO Rocibridge Alum Is
To Hot. To Lexn ston 1000. 4 90
Leave Richmond II A. M dine at StsuDton, 8
P M. to Roekbridse or Bath Alum lst day, I'd day
dine at Callahan's old stand, reach White Sulphur
early In the evening.
Southern passen gers will find it more convenient
to get to Richmond overnight, but have ample time
to connect In the morning train
RETURNING-the best arrangements will be made
for comfort and despatch to secure connection with
the cars arrive in Richmond at2 O'Clock, with am
pie time for Southern cars r. D wH1rcomB
Superintendent of TRANSFORMATION. Va c. g. Go.
WIN. P. PARISH l. co,
Stage Proprietors.
Office Va. Central Railroad Co 4
Richmond, May 49, 1855. je IL
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MEDICINES
NALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk

II HAlAl/E . mA01CAA AIN - a
from the ssver.st burns or se.ids. in from one .
twenty minutes and will heal the wounas wHnc,t
scar; Il ensetually curec Fever sores rue ss,s
Bruises, scaid Head, Corns and Bunious, Erydpelas
spnins swsliinss, Felons, chilblain, Bite Of IN
Eruptions, and ali other nAsmmatory and outsneous
diseases where the parts affected can be rssched
This artiele L nowPat up 10 blue yrsRpsI. Nth
tsr, and O. y Clieknsr 4 Co PropIietors, to guard
against the numerous counterfeits In nearly every
BENNE1T 4 BEERS. Druesists. are the only
authorised agents for the sale OF the genuine new
style and they furnish the trade Ut prope tors pr
ses Retail. price only CSC. . boz. NH 26-d&w6m
TRUE TURF OH.-For old Sores Of
L every description, ON Man OF Beast One tea
spoonful equal to an ounce OF any preparation
Bruises and sprains Ulesrs and Fellons sc.lds and
Burns Sore LIE 60 and Chilblains, Fresh Gut Wounds
the Malta Inaamed Breasts Glandulsr Tumora, Sore
Back, Swelled Legs and Stiffness of joints.
Warranted to cure. and NO damage fromsxposure
Applied to burns at once, it lssvesno scar.
PIfcs 80 and q certs . bottle.
Sole Propretors. Richmond. vs-
RICHMOND. January 16, 1855.
Messrs. Dove 4 Color about seven years my
one Of his legs he had had the very best medical ad
vice. and the strctest attention from mysel the sore
ct intervals whilst giving applying medicine. he hal
been kept low diet, and also kept perfectly quiet
with the limb elevated; sometimes the sore weoie
be a. larae the palm ofa mans hand and at other
NO ger than half dime, and even whom 1t has at
tanned this eu all size would break ont again be
while In your store, asked you what must DO fol
| II; you gave me BEETLE Of your Turf OIL and sfte
using s bottles (by the difection) 1t was entrell
| months from his work, but sincs. he has neye
lost ssingle day will add that have sxPsnssts &c,
dosra and il gives me pleasure to add to the many
Won have this testimonial of the virtues OF your Tur
| OIL Very respectfully, 8. 2. SHELTON.
| "a congratulated by permission from lady o
| hiscityJ NH S1-dkcts