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CHAussURE-The French have term for
the dressing Of the foot including shoe. stock
Ing, boot, bootee gaiter, slipper or whatever
name is applied TO the covering Of the pedal
extremity Ii is the word chassure Unless
we adopt the word and naturalize il into our
language we shall be obliged to coin a new
one, and " footing" is as near as our brain
allows US to come to it, and that is neither
elegant or expressive. 1t may be announced
as principle that no person is well dressed,
whose feet are not betn chaussee well dressed
A man well gloved and well booted may even
carry of seedy suit Of clothes; but with
women 1t Is essential they should pay psrtic-
ular attention to the hands and feet. Ele-
gance there is-elegance throughout tSe per-
son neglect or untidiness in the feet will
spoil the effect of the most splendid costume.
Ihe shape of the foot also depends upon the
attention paid to it, and to walking. The
habit Uf raising the toe is horrid. To see a
well dressed lady, as we often have, approach
on the Sidewalk showing the sole Of her boot
at each step is frightful. The new fashion of
heels upon ladies' shoes will remedy il mea-
surably, as it compels the toe to be pointed
downwards. 1t is well known that the ladies
OF Paris are indebted to the fact of the irree-
ularlty OF their pavements compelling them
to PICK their way upon the points of their toes
1or the celebrated beauty of their feet and it
is also fact that two English country youths
taken from the same station in life, the one to
become farm laborer, the other footman,
the light shoe of the latter, and the habit of
standing on his toes behind her ladyship's
chair, develope the calves and re6nes the an
kles OF Thomas into symmetrical proportions
while the heavy hObnail shoes Of Hodge have
the effect Of reducing his legs to a perfect
cylinder, without shape or comeliness So
much for the education Of the foot, a subject
too much neglected. Care and attention 20
ones walk, will develop a handsome foot
betH caaUSSe6, is not among the slightest attrac-
tions of pretty woman"
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CHAUNCY wARRINER,
MATCHMAKER AND IEWElER,

Fine Watches, Jtwelry, and Silver Ware.
COLD SEALS, FOB AND VEST CHAINS,
VI FINE JEWELRY, Sill
YER SPOONS, FORKS, <A4S
sale at New York prices.
REPAIRING. The Chronometer Duplex
Lever, Cylindsr, Repeating, Musical, and other
WATCHES repaired Also, JEWELRY, &e.
No. so PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE, betw' n sixth
and Seventh streets, Browns Hotel building, sign
Of the GOLDEN WATCHES,
ap29-u Washington.
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FOR GENTLEMEN.

NEW SPRING GOODS, EMBRACING A
~ general variety. Of the newest and prettiest
styles and fashions. Orders promptly filled.
ready made, OF superior quality.
Also, dnc Dress Shirts, with 6auze, silk, and
Cotton underdress, Furnishing and Toilet oods
In variety. A. H. YOUNG,
Merchant Tailor and Clothier, Browns Hotel,
mar S-wtf Pa avenue
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ENOR SALE.-A BEAUTIFUL WOOD LOT
l. (of about acres) ON the plank road, miles
from Washington. 1t would be difncult to find a
prettier site for country residence posses
sing greater advantages, in the neighborbood Of
the city. Inquire at this office I'M 23-1m#
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= ONLY 12k CENTS. -
DUCkLEY'S CELEBRATEn sONG nook
- for the parlor, containing collection of new
and popular Songs, as sung by BUCKEYES New
Orleans Ssrenaders at theif opera house, Broad .
way, Nov YORK. For sale by the agent,
mar 22-3m 7th street, opposite Post O noe
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Children and oolered servants half price
The undersigned has spared no expense in OBJ
tanning the services Of gentlemen to assist in the
management Of this place for the approaching
season Visitors will be supplied with Saratoga,
spring in the neighborhood, said to be equal to
the Rockbridge Alum Springs.
m "A -eo1m T L.. BLAKEMORE Prop'r.
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p. NJ. MORIARTY, President.
J.MORRIS THOMPSON, Secretary.

The GREAT WESTERN FIRE 1NSUR-
ANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capisa! $500, 600. Charter Perpetual.
DIRECTORS.
Charles C. Lathrop, 553 Sprucs street.
Alexander Whilden, merchant, IA North Front
street. ....-
John G. Hunter, Arm Of Wright, Hunter Co.
T.. Tracey, firm Of Tracey BAKER.
John r. MeCurdy, firm OF Jones, White Il
McCurdy.
Isaac Hszlehurst, attorney and counsellor.
James u. smith, firm Of Jas Smith & Co.
Theo w. Baker, firm OF Tracy Baker.
Y. =. Walton, $50 MARKET street.
Thomas X. Limerick, 54 spruce street.
sOhn J Baker, Golismith's Hall.
CHARLES LAPHROP, President.
THOMAS X. LIMERICK, Secretary.
Risks changed from other companies to this,
no charge for policy fee. Enquire at the Office Of
j. F. Kendall, over X Morrow's Exchange Once
first door West Of w. b. POdd's Hat Store, on
Pennsylvania avenue.
m27 3m DAVID MYERLE, Agent.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.-A FINE NEW
modern built house on street; fronting
Franklin Square, containing 10 rooms and a fne
basement, kitchen, &c. Gas, hot and cold wafer
throughout the house, with bath room, &c. In
quire Of II. A. WILLARD, at Willards' Hotel.
te 3-2w
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6AUZE MERINO AND SILK UNDER.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
MOTHER AND VERY LARGE SUPPLY
n Of Gentlemen's Underdress this ay opened
=" Gauze % six SHIRTS m T and DRAWERS
Do Merino Do Do
Do Cotton Do DO
Do Thread Do Do
Do Shaker Do DO
Also, full supply Of Linen and Jean DRAW
ERS, Of gold quality and styles.
1t will be recollected that we buy exclusively
for cash, and that we offer the best goods at the
lowest and uniform prices, at
STEVENS'S
m 16-H Salesroom, Browns Hotel.
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Dk. ,. THoHNE, -
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN& SUReFoN
oFrIcE AND RKsIDENcK, =
Corner 18th st. aud New York ayenue.
WASHINGTON, DC.
Once hours TO 10, . TO e. 6 TO 10. n7-3m&
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NOW RECEIvING,
EW AND FASHIONABLE STYLES OF
oen.lemen' 8 Furnishing Articles adapted to
SPfihs aho summer wear, at LANES
-, "a, Gents Furnishing Store,
oP ~ fS4 fa av, near corner TX street.
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SALE OF GEN. WAsHIssros' EsrArE-Tb

SALE OF GEN. WAsHINsroN's sEsrATE.-The
estate which Gen. Washington cultivated, and
Of which he was possessed at the time IF his
death, consisted not only of what is commonly
called Mount Vernon, but of three other farms,
named the Mount Zephyr, the Union, and the
lations were given them by General wash
ington himself The Laurel Spring farm, we
neiieve, was so named by Judge Bushrod
ashington. These farms lie immediately
adJolnlng to Mount Vernon, and once formed
part Of the same tract. General Washington
employed himself in cultivating them with
great care, taking, as is we'll known. great
pressure In directing and watching the pro-
cess OF agriculture, and in the introduction of
agricultural improvements.
inese farms, 1t will be perceived on refer
ring 10 an advertisement in this sheet, signed
by Mr. Aaron Leggett, who has become their
proprietor, are now offered for sale. Thew
are said to be excellent Virginia land the
soil needing only such cultivation as We give
the earth in this neig hborhood to make IL pro.
ductiye. The description Of them given in
the advertisement will interest the reader.
On the estate Of General Washington four
hundred slaves were employed during his life
time. On the Mount Vernon farm which con-
slsts OF about thirteen hundred acres a few
are still kept, but on that part of the estate
which comprises the three farms Of Mr. Leg
get, comprising between sixteen and seven
teen hundred acres, about twenty white per-
sons are at present employed as laborers un-
der the direction of q farmer from Westcbes-
ter county. A considerable portion of the
land has reverted to its original condition of
forest, but five hundred acres have been
cleared and northern civilization introduced,
we are informed, with very great success
Insomuch as the Mount Vernon farm is not
tor sale, and the rest of General Washington's
estate is In the market, the scheme of pur-
chasing some part Of il, to form a public
ground, to keep forever open In memory of its
former illustrious possessOr, is well worth con-
sideration.-N. Y. Journal of Commerce.
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NEW JEWELRY, WATCHES, SILVER.
WARE, &c .-..--... .,. ,

NEW JEWELhY, WATCHES, SILVER.
WARE, &c ...r-.. .n.
"E OPEN THIS DAY THE LARGESIA As
w sortment Of goods ever offered to our custO-
me s, embracing every thing new and desirable
In our line We name In part n
Ladies' and gentlemen's very SUPERIOR Gold
Watches, warranted time keepers 5U1
Diamond, pearl, noIentine, mosaic, and cameo
Ladies' and gentlemen's extra Hne Chatalains
Chains, Seals and Keys re- f.. .aa.s-. rsg
Silver Tea Sets, Pitchers, Goblets, Cups, &C..
Also, all the latest patterns Of table, desert, and
tea Spoons and Forks
The above are marked down at priceefar below
any heretofore named. - - ~
- JA5 M. w. w.GALT& BROTHER,
jes 324 Pa. ave-, bet 9th and Ion streets.
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NEW MUSIC JUST RECEIVED.
nLGA MAZOURKA, by w. II. Palmer, ESQ I.
Ripple pe'SRGiRs &sits 90 DO 90
Ocean spray Polka do do -r. f,
Heilefs PIeiudes and Eludes, being-eY ercises for
Piani.ts, used by Professor W "a. Palmer!
and reco amended by the first musicians OF
- the world -..-- = :
Railroad Schottisch, American Review poll.
Cashmere schottisch, Venus Polka
Evening Scho.tisch, Flower Scottisch
Golden Ring w xiiI. in addition 10 a large col,ec
tion OF New Songs, Marches, q aic kstens
kondos, Exercises, &c, &c.
Music sent by mail, free Of postage.
AT the great Piano, Music and Musical Instru.
ments Establishment Of
= l..' JOHN F. ELLIS,
tes-u 3e6 Pa. avenue, near 10th street
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pUILDING LOTS FOR SALE-A VA
- riety OF Building Lots in all parts Of the city
at reasonable prices and on accommodating terms,
Enquire Of the subscriber at John T.. Kendall's
Office, next door to w. B. Todd's, Hat Store
Pennsylvania avenue, third hoor, front room.
ap 2l-eo3m DAVID MYERLE.
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ENOR RENT.-FOUR NEW SMALL BRICK
l. Houses just finished, Immediately northwest
Of the Capitol, between B street and the ailroad
Depot. Apply at the Capitol extension to RAN
CHS ]. BROOKS. m 15-eotf
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AGENCY OF THE

AGENCY OF THE
Alliance Insurance Co. Of Philadelphia,
Capital. ........S3O0, 600!
ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR
"A ending January l, 1855.
Company consisting Of Bonds and Mortgages
unsncnmbsred real estate tll0,eos %
Stocks Of other Corpora atoms, worth par $40
Cssh on hand ., ,sSs 30
BnIs receivable eossisang of hsrsns nOtss and
short loans
stock nstss tlt Iss 90
s2l9x2e 90
Whole receipts prsnLaEas during the year sii7n1
Paid Osses and expenses durinE the year TllSS
NnRIARTV presIdent
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have for sale a large number of Building
Lots In different parts Of thS city, very favoraby
located either for residences or business Ap-
ply to WILLIAM III. PHILIP, Attorney at Law,
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ing hours: .-a--..-r Ii11z1fGlisEl. -
Leave Alexandra X, o, IL, X, 3X, 5X
Leave Washington. ..s, 10, t2, IN, 4x,6
ape JOB CORSON, Captain
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WiRE DISH COVERS, round and oblona
w all Sizes. for sale low by b. i0 = zeJfbHsi :
q je9-ulsH Il s6aFRANClS, $50 7th strset.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND, May Isl, IHbb-
Gentlemen My child had commenced breaking last
fall in small which gradually extended the entire
head including both which much by the
to fear that both would drop Oft
tried all sorts Of advertised and domestic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied ittie TT XII
OIL began 10 get better the bottle got broke and APP
ped gals TO tt again began to get My elder dAugh
ter said PA, 90 that Turf on head
looked 40 much better when used it, We get another
bottle and her head nearly well This aggrn
Vased case and took half hour every wash and
was very offensive One more bottle feel assured will
her entirely as there but little OF the disease remaining
You are entitled 10 this and for the benefit others
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, II. T. CHALK.
To Messrs Dove Go
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Read the Truth about oar Turf oil.

RICHMOND, NIflI IUthI
During sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses
leg raw and the skin off place lage than hand from
the traces rubbing the inside the thigh applied
Turf on and In n day two he we'll Another
A mule which was working my dray became unable
walk On examiong his foot discovered ANAL about
inches long the head My driver and the ueghbor said
he would be good for nothny drew the nail Inserted
piece of lint and Turf on and him work
and from that he has lost hour good
as ever also horse badly snagged the outside of
his thigh in two places about inches deep and four
Inches wide from which he stin day Your Turf
Gil was applied and brought them entirely sound IL
truly Is of the greatest remedies for
known, and have lived drug years
this as you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs Dove & Go. j. H. WEISIuER
For sale by STROTHER a WATERFALL
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,ssss ,ss...1aa THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN no
LfNCHBuRG AND RICHMOND

+'N''f'F7''R
rafe from lynchburg to Buchanan. .....,.... q IA
. z
FROM l4ynchburg to Charlottesville ......... . IA
on ana aftor the 2d of October Packet Bnats
buchanan AT a NJ and LyHehburg at IL T. NJ Nood,,
at o'clock A. NJ " i"'H" s'''Hu Jay
oiat1oteSVie passengers leaving LyncIhurg at = p NJ
gh me at l0t ~ M. day and arrive in char
"tttsNe at . T. NJ Leave Lynchburg fer buchanan and
he4ngon at o A. M, Monday Wednesday and Friday and
From lSnelburg Richmond see time and distances in
card below ''''' '4u "iS'"H'''M
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" IAN = :
FRUITS INDUSTRY iiYe LIFf OF ADAM CLARKE--
interesting volume and should be read by all
sccts aud denominations
AMY highly interesting and seasonabe volume
MEMOIR DoL-Ioung Misses will be deeply mterts ted
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
CArACoMBs RoHE--Ne need call attention this
voiuinu-the title vii secure that.
SeHooL DAYS REVIEWED Students not to read
this volume.
TIN SAD MIsfAKEA narrative illustrating with much vivid
and fidelity the mistakes which often in the
religious training of families Parents don't you need this
book
THE GREAr QUESTION great book II treats of great in
VIII you read it
All the above publications of the American s s
Union generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
B6ek, Books Maps and Miscellaneous volumes be
lad al Lang horne ~a.kups Book store Lynchburg Va
4. &. JENNINGS,
feb Its Supt Am. s. s. Union
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These vessels are of the first class, Iul, in n hpl
tnore expressly for this trade and have slr ny Bad
dhiohs Tor passengers ihes eonimand -, arceuo.
CAPTAINS well qualified Tor the radu and VI fctieneed
eA"rtish to accommodate. 1Ecy viii he owfd Spare
The rs es by stean' aud may be relied to sail i doh
adv urfizcd I'M | fpnI lily
Merchants gong North or ordering goods from N.,,.
WIZ ma - their interest 10 ship by this line as TX
every effort VIII be made by the agents in Ri,a,'5 and
Ntw "rk to give satisfaction Insurance can h. and
the Richmond Ere Association b, this line al e. ted IN
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in oitsi,i' 1t
share OF patronage. inning tul.
Goods shipped by this line to New.York will he o
free OF commission to New ORLEANS Mobile afded
yannah OF any other Southern Northern port IA.
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the book in No, =,
al befth No tofee House Slip, foot Wall Street 'Vh
DAVID VIM CURRlE, Richmond
e. H. PiERSoN, NY, Agents
aug 6-dts } '
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especially J y. BONDuRANT.
cupsryRrIrLp Aprfl 18Th. 1896 il.

hessrs Hors Coliavng used your Turf Oh aud finding
"a be such fine medicine thin II due 10 you that you
should know IT, Ny daughter about years ago fell
rocker Of chair and and bruised her thigh very much
assumed the form Of boil and became had
laneed by physician, but that did relieve Il II became
running and continued for nearly years tried
every medicine could hear Of with effect un,il In.
dueed to try bottle your Turf Oafter using
aud half entirely healed Ihaye used other
sores and found the benefit You liberty use
this as you think proper s. cHAIKLY
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ESETWEEN KsIssMUND AND n

~ lGi'h.-Si tAMSHlP Nj TOW y S>ss-....n
ins !, - Aiai steamship JAMESTOWN, in com
manu- Of capt IENIs PARRISH leaves New YORK rog,.
every SAIt RDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock t,T pt2 PIP
Mphd she VIII not take any freight to or from CIV ln,
she caves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY, HrTFP
NOON at O'Clock, for New ork "a ~"
those desiring ship by must have their Foods m
Monday Passengers desiring take this shin here cam %
d m loom secured by addressing by mail
80 The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER sops at CIV poir,
where sue WI" land and receive freight Both the jamestown
ana the Roanoke receive and passengers AZ GIN p
and Norfolk Tif,tI An e ", a. wv - " !, ONT
'i'G-,,
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aDROG IL Essu0N MEA1.Y,. pOxTUAII

u GALLERY, Main street Lynchburg, is of the
extensive and best ID In the
Is of fine sizes neatly furnished aud emboshed
specimens OF the various style of portraurc
Photographic art The Amhrotype beautifully coorcd Pho
tographs combining the truhfnoss Of the Abrotype with
the eleganey Of finish seen in the best engrayngs also
gnereoiypes of every size.
The operating rooms are large and eommodous with large
sky and side lights arranged as
good II not bette results be produced than sun
shines brightest, Mr. X will be happy see; all times
the lovers Of the beautiful in whether wish pictures
or not The fattering In
the past authorizes the hope that during pree season
he may hayethe pleasure Of placing record many fair
face which will be IA iBpershabe the which
the Impression made Especially would he appeal tho
ladies many Of whom about as beautiful they will ever
be-ihen secnre Che shadow the substance fades Bring
your friends with youyour husband yoar ehd-sad part.
ings VIII come final separations place Then how
:twi alleviate and soften the of those
look upon the bright Images hearts chersa DAYS
Come oneeome everybody Loekets breasipus rings eio
constantly on hand fmay s.ts
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! SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, ~~os44sy'
- IYNeHBuRG. App II 81 st, ls56-We sssgNsss
- IN receipt Of he heaviest, and <1&~--1s~s
arodstock, il las yet pleasure
public.
1hesr who will establishment with visit will be
impressed with the ~al superior character style
goods beside finding the ample in every
branch of trade consisting of Heavy and
Table and Pocket tutl cry. Guns aud Rifles, Alvu's
self Cooking aud Colt, Pistols, Hunting and Fishing
Tackle, silver Plated Ware Of warranted quality
Tin and Britannia GOOD, Saddlcry, Carriage, aud Buggy
trimmings Shoemakers Findings, Floor aud Table on
Cloths Carpenters, hiilwriglts Wheelwrights, M
Smiths Tools iousck coping articles of almost every
description. Window Sha,ivg GIN Comcc. Bands Plus
House Building iaerials, such French Glass
i",ks of every style aud furniture &c, Farming
sis genrray Patent ttr Cradles Grass Blades
etrfery variety, To be tund in such establishments
Wholesale retail prices Our stock chiefly man
utrufers. and selected In aud
who may cal they will id any
part II thesuuth S. NJ SIMPSON
tllAS SIMPSON.
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rs'WICE A WEEsl HETW E,7

n BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND. by steam. aAfl "a
e eSp b itL iCEkE and PoCAHON1AS-Tbe ~2ahs<a
STEAMER BELN IDERE leaves baltimore everv ,q.,,
No ~ iE,NooN Tor richmond Returning, eaves ri H.
Tba poo tio>tr !, . Ar EkNOON for Baltimore
ar ihhNooN for Richmond. Returning L. y.s
tmore 'oi idIn
Shippers to Baltimore by two Boats must bayo b,
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week INV"
MAJ ~ DIAN Il WATSON Ricbmopa y.
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MERCHANDISE. &C.


tfRD.-BU". y. EHFFIEs H.'HV, F'fuF""
thanks the public for the liberal patronage received
and urtes attention To the NEW GOODS
nov being his store. These goods pureha-
since the great decline In prices the North aud
IL. fnedailN ehrap Tor CAsH. lapl % dts
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-, III ULE-On and after Thursday Nav
~ the Passenger train will leave Lynchburg a nnin, I
anil 20 RI, T. i'' anu arrive at IL NJ Il. ii. GILL,
lnEnS .1At
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~ Yesterday received several eases Of superior vide
rat brm MaiaS equal Ia style and finish to any sold
h our ETY. perhaps little superior Gentlemen please
4ss aud sec tf.io Yours = SEABIRY.
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pIe I,1Asp. nedlord eonn,y. M. Nor. |. 80

" - '
MsssFs D6ps Cot'entlemen used fourth II
bottle Of Turf Oh the back horse the
back almost ever saw entirely place large
hand and this single application u only applied II
up entirely and permanently really surpracd the
quckne Of its cufavcs properties aud think prump,
and eeaeoua than anything Of fhc klnd saw |
have sod thousa DIS Of bottles OF other similar
purposes
Respectfully. j y. BONDtRANT
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rI,R,E TURr OIL ron on somn. q

u EVERY DESCRIPTION ON NAY OK BEAST
WARRANTED TO Gear, asD ~ pskSFH fRos a FusHA -
~otD Price 50 cents per battle
8sfnd aoeeaas II CsHg~e-s ~ f@s faf Il "a
District Cssrf for a. kssts~a Nssaff II fHFsaa - pOTh
q CO. RscA.osd, 10 80 sfff
READ THE FOLLOWING
Come pamphlet and read ceftih
II performed by the Turf On certnrstes - tfnth
respectable aud respected eitiTcus ard Macy eheHs
here ~hotn refer. and you doubt value
medicine for Onr ~ it h worth auna II
other known Try II aud you viii be satisfied n What
TRug TURr ofL-Read the following ami tsme TO pai
store and viii tell you Of many others who
cured
RICHMOND &oy. ~. 1854
Nesrrs fouf SCoGentiemen-f used portion bottle
Of Iuri oil which you kindly presented with
take pleasure In saying that found
moving eruption the skin Tor which had been pracss
upon tor several year by physc without receiving the
iast sebeht also nondsd fflrnd # mine who
months had hccu annoyed by eruption II
The skin and he Informed short since
of one bottle be had bnnn entirely
Repeatedly l. NJ LEFTwICH
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XNTE have opened superior As
w of Parasols of the NOR Antique Satin Iu
Clinic, Turks Satin Plain and vatered silk patterns ladies'
very nice Umbrella and an excellent lot Of silk Bingham
Cotton Umbrellas to which we invite the attention of pur
chasers. JAS, A. STIGLER Il co.
may 6ts-Rep copy.
E1Ns.We have just received beautiful stock of fine
NA and common Guns, which invite the
sportsmen, and the public generally.
oc6ts j. ID. GREGORY &