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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-12

VIC l!HiIlliS business IN TINS county, writes us
the following in reference thereto:
For The Cecil Wing.
THE FlsHlNG BUSINESS. This business was
formerly considered one of the leading inter
ests OF Cecil County, and on the app oacn of
Spring the hustle of preparation was going
on along the rivers and for miles in the in i.
terror StincS were being prepared. boats
were making, lighthouses were going up
and The roads were throngcd with teams
hauling barrels to the river, and moving down
the fishermen. 1t was season Of great cx.
element. and the first sound Of the herring
frog was hailed with acclamation; and it was
affirmed that one Of tire fishing villages at the
head Of the Bay had a standing reward Of
five dollars to the first person who heard the
voice of The herring frog, and that in consc-
quence numbers would be out on the fist
warm night lying about the spring houses to
catch the reward.
After the fishing commenced, the excite
mcnt increased, and marvellous and exaggc-
rated stories were everywhere ahoat, of great
hauls oftish-thcsc stories commenced at OF,
near the shores, and progressed as they travel
led, as mathematician say "wlth the squares
Of the distance" An old gentleman who
had been close observer of these things,
came to the alarming conclusion that more
lies were told during the fishing season, than
in all the rest of the year.
On the fisheries whiskey was plenty, and
many hired to fish as much on account of the
whskey, as for the wages, in consequence the
fisheries were noted for obscenity and drum.
kcnntss, and had dclctelious effect on the
community around them Exposing them
selves i'll the water in the carly part of tho
season they were enabled to stand larg,
quantities of whiskcy, hut when the warmer
weather came on they were swollen and bloat.
I'd, and wretchcd specimens of humanity
were to be seen about the fisheries.
Very few persons who followed the fishing
business were benefited by it in the long
run. The exposure and hardslips, with tn,
strong temptation TO indulge III drink brok
down many fisherman.
The prosecution Of the fishing busne S
operated against the agricultural interest 0
the county Fishermen neglected their farm
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TNnLANGroN PREsBYTEw. This body at
its session in Hanover Street Church, VII
mngtoE. this week, Elected Rev. John W.
M'ars Of Elkton, and Capt. Saml. Jefferson
Of Pr. Penn Del, Delegates to tho General
Assembly which meets in Nnw York.
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RAND JvFY.


James L. Craig, Foreman.
Jas. ". Ecazcy, Francis G. parkc,
JAS. Kcnnaday, John Ford,
VIM. II. Pcarcc Sam'l Burns.
tAn d Pennington, James Whitaker,
samuel smith, ~. Pennington,
William Miller. Amos Preston
Edw'd + Lewis, Thos. Maxwell,
Andrew Harvey, lIor. J Sheppard,
Ilonry Eennett, William Littic,
And'w McIntire, YIN. W. Moore,
Edwin j. Brown Elisha Blown.
PETIT JuGoEs.
Oh. c. Carpenter, Jas. McCaulv,
Richard Mcfarland, B,uld,n Biddlc,
VIM. Ta!lo Tho's Boud,n,
VIM. Watts, Montlloon Brown,
danes Carroll, Samuel Clement,
Ermam Jordan, l,ich'd NJ. Brown,
Ben amin Scott, John Fulton,
Jas. Johnson, Roswell Wakeman,
Jos. Il. Thomas, Caleb Kirk,
Thos J. Gillespie, Mark Brown,
Barclay Reynolds, John F. Knight.
VIM. Waring, john I. Richards,
Lewis Z. Todd,
Up till yesterday evening the following
cases had been before the court.
CRIMINAL CASES.
State VS.. VIM. G. Patterson: Robert j Cum
ningham and Joseph Murphy TWO mdict
mcnts against each. Hartford county cases.
and sent back for trial
State VS.. Esther Harlan, indicted for selling
liquor on the Sabbath. Not Guilty. Grason
for State; II. Mccullough fol d,ftndent.
State VS.. Frances Clarke for maltrcatlny
sarah Yearly. Removed 10 Hartford.
State VS.. James Childs. indicted for steal
ing vest from John Walson. Guilty: not
yet SENTENCED. Grason for State, Rowan for
deft
State VS.. Robert Ferguson assault and bat
terry. Not guilty conf; sscd by State. Ora
son for State, Jones for ddt.
State VS.. James Miles, assault and battery:
not guilty. Grason for State; Jones for tcft
APPEALS.
James Warbnron VS.. Tmitt, Bro. & Co:
Judgment reversed lin favor of Warlnrton)
'irason for Warburton: J. T. Mccullough for
T., B. & co.
A. Caulk Jr. and A. Caulk ST.. VS. j. IIol
land (all colorcdD Judgment affirmed for
llolland) for $40 and costs Clcswcll: for IIo).
land; Rowan for Caulk.
ID. NJ. Shcrcr VS. Thos. Strickland use of
o''i' 80 'CNi"'!u 't'.ict Tor appellee (Strick
Iand) Tor 1l9'3Q. II. Mccullough for Shercr,
Earle and creswcl for Strickland.
Ella Rak'rvs Thos. burnside. Appeal
dismissed, the parties not appearing.
Jos. NJ. Eldlidge VS. JAS c. Marshall:
Judgoment affirmed (lor Marshal.); Groomc
for f.: Earle and CrtSwell for Nj.
j " arburton VS. Thos. Dixon: Judgment
for Dixon. Grason toi W., Earle and Ores.
well for ID.
Nicholas T. johnson VS. James Foster: Judg-
mont for Foster for 500. j. T. McCullouell
Tor j.: Mccullough and Mackall for T.
1hos. b. parr VS. Robert Price: Appeal dis.
missed, ne parties not appearing.
Jacob Holden IS. George Iladen lcold):
Judgment fol Hadcn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-12

4 THE Ccunr.-The Circuit Court fer this
county commenced its April term on Monday
last, Judge Price on the BcnchI The following
Is q list Of the Jurors: ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-12

NCALES.-Tea and Counter Scales in store and
~ for sale by STAPLES / CAHrwELL.
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\ correspondent who las been all through
the fishing business in this county, writes us
the following in reference thereto:
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Three Dollars Reward.

April 10th, lS5G-3m.
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April -, l85
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29

During sleigh ride this past my horse,
leg and the skin od place large than hand from
the rubbing the rsde the thigh applied
Turf Oil, and in day h. well Another CASE
mule which was working Ia my drsy became unable I"
walk. On examoing Ills discovered nail about
inches long the head My driver the neghbors said
he would be good for nothnt drew the nail out inserted
piece of lint aud your Turf Oh aud him work once,
and feom thai moment he has lost hour but good
also horse badly suagged the outside OF
his thigh In places inches deep
inches wide, from which he a Your Turf
Gil was applied and brought them entirely sound
truly of the remedies
known and have rug several years Use
thi- think proper. Ncry truly
Ro Aessrs. Dove q Co. J II WElSIaER
For sale by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD,
and J. II, THOMPSON & co,
my dfrn
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ALFRED $. LEE. rorwnra.nga and COMMITS.

~ SION MERCHANT. On the Dock Richmond Va
Thankful for the liberal patronage EXTENDED I" me last season
have made arrangements to ince the line OF Boats rum
Ing house that boat will lave other day
Sundays cXcepted) by this arrat enn shall be able 10
goods through day than heretofore lnd very
nearly they by the S l. L. and at much less
Aychargc forwarding Tobacco is per Box and
10 per hd which includes Drayage and Wharfage when
there IA necessity drayage, The diayagc and wharfage
the Basin 1 per Box aud IS per lhd ihe
Luck Tolls charged by the Janas iNtr kanawha G." tor
passing Gouse 5es + about ct tor Boxes
dJcs HID Having these advantages Of location am
willing my customers retp the benefit aud charge ONLY
prc" my hoping thereby command larger
business
Ny personal attention viii be given sales Of produce and
purchase O. goods Commission a. $. LEE.
ia
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'EW TUF aNUfISWE II ~ !" - 10 ~"
MS & BRO DYkns. Richmond. Va, beg to inform the
Of IyEchbnrg that they prepared 10 execute
every Silk Cotton W0oen dy cling Clean
Ing done in New York elsewhere We have
achncry aud the very best Of workmen and can guar
satisfaction patrons M,rino silk and DE Lam
~ Fashionable enloa sn the taste OF The
owners Shaws every desr lion dyed or cleaned Grape
Gaw5 dyed scarlet crimson other eolors equal TO import
equal SILK dresses cleaned and Grease
removed We intend 10 do our work equal to
any the ned States and respectfully solicit
the patronage nehbrg and vicinity. Gen
Garments b Cd and cleaned to look equaI tnncw.
DENNIS q BRO,
Supervisors to W lines Franklin st. opposi" Metropoh
Hail Richmond Va sep i.dts
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hhNND 4ANhe y.
- YORK STEAMSHIP j NJ T. STDW n 1890.
1no L. Mail steamship JAMESTDWN. in
mand OF capt LEWIS PAkISH leaves New regularly
every SAII KDAN AFTERNOON AT ) o'clock for Rlcli
mohd She will not take any freight ty Point
She raves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at oelotk, Tor New York.
Those desiring to ship by her must have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship
a Stat Room secured by addressing us by mail
u The ROANOKE Capt. SIMMER. stops at City Point
where SIC VIII laud and receive freight. Batl III I'm
aud the Roanoke receive and land passengers city Point
aud Norfolk. LCDIAM y WATSON
ltlrEI.
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----.----z--A-- Cutlery. NalNn Canes,
Belts Mon.s Percussion Cups, Gnnpo" der Patent
shot Balls Powder F,sbs Pouches aud Bells Bird Bags
Nipples and Wrenehes. Washing Rods and l''kisrs DHg
chains and Collars Gun Makers Materials, &c &c. L. RE
NOINERS and FIVE SHOOTERS Al Manufacturers prizes
IN The trade. 81 1iil.KLANi'
No I4 Main street opposite Eagle Square Richmond Va
A DIPLOMA
class AN AIDIb BY THE VIRGINIA
MECHANICS INSTITUTE f6R TItE roMolioN
or mt MECHANIC AXIS TO
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, OF RICHMOND VlRGA
For a cascuf ct Ms. PISTOLS and RlflES, exhibited
the Exhibition Articles of American Manufacture, he'd
The CiD ct Richmond on the 10th day oi NV. le5l.
JANE, W ItwFLLTN. A BELNIN,
Secretary. President.
al a 10 10Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29

SILVER WAKE AND FANCY GOODS Al -.
Wholesale and retail IN every variety and sly h. Inv ~
prices. by calling al NOW Ian ), u the En-. IL
gle No. "a: sycamore street, Petersburg, Va whe, l4s
you will per lio has Just rn.d ,l,
hc Maufact and Importers with the aryest and -,
fashionable assortment OF NatAas, Jcwclry
fanc, offered in this State Would moi le ,,
yon to examhie his magnificent Stock and a
per hc buys all his Goods cash and az
them much less than the regular prices same on.
- You also have Your Watches and Jrva,r
pared the and at short notice and "
fashionable Goods exchange sei
~"
Reinonrbcr the place sign of the Eagle, No "a Sycau
street, Petersburg Va THOMAS NoNLAN
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4 MAKE HOUSE. No II BoiLINGBHuok 81. ptTtns
ButG Va have established myself the Transaction al
General Iron Size. and Meta Business nvne The ,t,en
ton of Virginia and North Carolina Merchants yisna m
market To an examination Of my large varied ass rpe
my arrangements icing snch w cnar.t at IN,
lowest rates Rad L. ads, Macl nists ksuitls and Nh,
trade gesealy viii find their exam ne NV STOCK
before purchasing elscN here.
Orders thahknlly recrig ed and promptly sttenitdto.
t3ul J'ptS GIIII,u
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sep l5.,lts
rOVu1E,o ,goh,,,, u,uuf,.,,,.

NOTICE TO EObacrO uanufi,cturcrs.
~ 80 Casts 4 u L Mass l.r"Iice
~ j / u Go
100 Hall tasts NJ I "
100 ADC
All IN consignment and for sale low b,
IHOS. BRANCH & SONS
Is dts ppt.rsIt,t,.
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IaKnYIsI,,N.ON CONsIGN,iENI-

UbKOtbSlONsO On eONSlesNhENI.
I 30 fihds prime Shoulders
10 = Sides
80 Bb.s Lard,
20 e." fair
30 Kegs prime g"
20 Cuyassed Hams
All on assignment, and Tor '7lc at low rates
THOS. BRANCH & S0Xs
sep l5-ds prterslu,~ "
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TRAVELLERS DIRECroaY, &c.
Once Of the -. -. naitroad TO-,
psIAit.Bl 40, Sept. - 40.
NNrINTER sGuEDls.E-f--.-u ne -.nf1D1ueH
w "a ard after Wednesday, the lsit
lay II iptlaii,.r. the Mai and Passenger

falH Petersburg daily Sundays eAcert.d1 al
eseA burkcylic Junction. = 81 aud AT
l. yue4unrg att 81, T. NJ
Leave lsuehburg 80 o'clock A NJ Arrive AT Burke
yIo lJHuoI3nl az NJ. and at Petersburg al ) T. NJ
q u AIIsIP.
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tdsSssE y WEEN Is a. q " 4; Es -.
n BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND. by steam d~hlSsIN
Gs BEINIDERE and rDCAHONTAS.-Iho -t&''"ss-
STEAMER BELNlDERE leaves Baltimore every $ IL
DAY AIT ERNOON for Richmond Returning, ri III
MoND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for baltimore
The OtAhON1AS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NGSDAf AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning le. YES
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Lalu
tIuure
shippers to Baltimore by these two Boas have thei
goods here every Monday and Friday OF each week.
Marty LIDLAM \ WATSON. Richmond Va
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r.. - Hy5EAsa11 VIRGINIA n TENNESSEE
~ ~ sHH~XXx RAIL ROAD -On THURSDAY, IA T.
18Th of June the Passenger Tram will
commence running to Salt Works Branch junction.
T. II Gill.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29

VI - \ y ia ], v,'t t,,,,
'' l'd 'i','lrftule experience in mercantile business
, ' m"", F.1se't uelally n,etl. Can give good r.,
n',' as TO character &c Address " H. Yifsintan Odice
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29

I hrBskss's No. 1. ANONrATED slpER
~ PHOSPHATE OF llME.-Ihc attention of Farmer.
anu respectfully called to the above
pound tor theif approaching spring planting.
ihe Manufacturer bclS 10 his
theN may always depend upon being supplied with GENu-
NE AND MI ohN AlgLL for he constantly
person. the entire process of manufacturing putting MP
sale. 'ae ~
LUIS article has hor before community the
o ~ I've yal during which time II has
hummer 81 Chemists
ana mas been tired BY various Farmers
~ me Union with almost my arriving Perhaps one
ht osf proofs OF It's value is the greatly demand
unprecedented IN the history Of Artificial Fertilizers and not
cqUaIled by Peruvian Guano itself
n Advantage from the ammonia 50 voia.
matter III GUAM in this preparation being chemically fxaJ
agent only dis yatihg alf progressively hen ieorf q
rated with the soil, this atnalc or slllate am ,l,.
mated with soluble phosphate btruueS fitted TODD for %
an descriptions and by th'IrttiIy taken IN II viii In.
i"uhd quite As active ia inducing early maturity a, Gn,no
aud much more durable and rifng the soil and less 70
LATHE. " " ~" 100 10
As there are ar6o number of super In rke
Tor tle Fa" Of which would like be
ah's request all purchasing be careful to obtain Tho
HtNlihi ARTICLE which will be warranted hy my ac,r,di
tea agents All al whom rdgcd
ma t"ten mold myself spt nsbc good character OF
my ShFrr Phosphate Al packages will he distinctly brand
ca CONSUMERS and dealers viii be enabled arr nre
meats Tor ier supply Iuabe with my agents as
with myself - 'o
MESsR> IL G. HARDY 4 co, are my accredited an.
OF. Agents Tor the city OF Petersburg.
G. b, DEBURG,
hgrteHfHrdt Chcm5staad sole Proprietor HItiamsburg
az 1diS :
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~ y III w holrsaie, by STEVENSON a WEDDEII VINO
have now in store superb Stock embracing French .l,nan
British aud American Fabrics all Of hay been selec.J
wan great care and attention by the h at the very
larvosi ash prices -
more inviting Stock for the of the North Carolina
and Virginia trade eanuo be exhibited North south
fhneha aud responsible buyers invited to give ON,
STOCK an examination, and Judge tor themselves o the svIcs
and prices, No IL A 81 Syr,u,,r. str., -
p,ta,.b,,a ",
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


~ Clothing aud Furnishing Goods, 10 Main Street. Ken
M iv5D Fall $40 X leb.
n calling attention OF Clouds introduced by tho
pcrap would veil - nnro the fact of orr
rapidly increasing trade vii all sections OF the ate curing
III, have been heated ii Richmond And Is an nitro
necessary take advantage 81
medium which MAKE ourselves expecting OF
that all parties will Judge tor them
being perfectly satisfied mat
the notions and Judgment must b. consulted
W. receiving Fail Steek and assure purchasers
that livery Thing In the Of Gents Wearing Apparel VIII
and tie assorted lines VIII NJ all times be
that pso wants viii be supplied
Having every IA lily for the proper prosecution OF our buS
hope make tho fact appar. custoners aud
trade During tie las year have nj
ny xpessy for Geu- Furnishing Goods where
may Had every thaa to that Department
Iu the Clothing bepa altcc tho stock TO
pcrfcci point OF durability Fit and Styles because We
thing orsei, sd have heation Ia say ing
goods viii be found equal the best order work in the
country Watching the changes 81 Fashion parties
may hndng latest and make in ST re,
subject their inspection and approval call is solicited by
GRDSHONG & TIL MAN,
No 10 Main Richmond Va
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

MAY Itlb
Gentlemen; My child had commenced breaking out last
fall w small which gradually extended
sad including beth which much
to L. fear that both would drop OF
tired all sorts of advertised aud domestic remedies
good results then procured and applied TURF
OIL II began 10 get better the bottle got broke and ap
piled gals To It'll again began My elder daugh
said PA, COS that Turf Oh ssers heat
looked So much better when you used it, We another
battle and her head nearly wcn This
vased and took halt hour wash aud
offensive One bottle feel assured will
her entirely, there but little the disease
You entitled this and i the benefit Of others take
great pleasure In giving you this certificate
Respectfully T. CHALK.
IT, a.sr. n. A. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29

4 tOCNTRN MERCHANTs.-O Country
~ tr'snds will find our stock Of CIDT HING larger bot
Ser adapted tor their sales before
TO se cheap auy house Richmond OF Peters
'furg and better styles Of Clothing
..ci | To- GLASS; 4 EAIsE.
Ar AKrEsx1 IAS1A Z SE- Z On DE. -.
BAR. RECEIVED AT
nov ou LASoNoRsE wALKups
VIsT RNCEIvED-A large lot Of ugc.,,
~ Wosc 0roda apd 6a8ipe sold reduced urr
ovu 10 y 0CQ0kkHEtlEu
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z sgir.sA MOTTO k..-Cummeuoing the ilh at June
s--&--IS aud dniiug the repairs the Auueduct in
l.ynchburE, the Packet Boat for buchanan,
viii nave lynelhnrg Monday, cdnosday and Friday.
\ Nj returning, leave chsnau TUESDAY. THURSDAY. aud
saturday at : \. Nj and arrive ia IyUchhuig nj = NJ
BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
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t1AN0, GtAND.-llayiHg made arrangements with
W the Peruvian Agents supplies OF GUANO the
best terms, prepared Ia furnish IT, We have
on hand and aHoat 1880 bags and will be regular receipt o
" Shall sell but what direct from the
aud all who purchase from may rely getting GENUINE
GUANO. W solicit the orders of friends and all others
with the thai will always furnish them wL the
h,S article, and the fayorsbe
tRENSliAW co,
feb II North ,hle o ie Ia Richmond
nHD. 600 800 z sEAsDNED 'NCn
Woods article Tobacco Boxes For sale by
X IL WIiiTLGCK a son,
6IHvEk sEED.-rElME MEM GLOVER SEED
u a. Tho CitENSIIAW CO.,
tob .at> North si e . the Basin Richmond, Va.
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w NlI 1'; 10 hand 1iliis considered the most
"a,h iof hc tlsIr No being To- it No . for drrt
'. ma NO general dressing lar ri all roors ~ -
" yt' ana yet II changes eres hair t., H., Grin mai coi
no, j. ' ~. AE'His' ! II THOMPSON Il 60
ITrfo- Vi.
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n AM prepn red 10 I'LL orders Tor MARBLE
u WORK OF any description from the plsncs the
costly at baltimore prices and OF workmanship equal to
Northern establishment.
Monumental Books Of and plsin designs be
my Office will call any person desiring
them At their residences JNO b. GADDESS.
OTsCE.-fhe attention Of the Merchants
and business OF Ly hbug respectfully invited
the following extract from thu regulations of Lynrhburg Col
eye
mo student shall be allowed
without the mission oi his guardian AN amy pcr
son eredng student without written certificate from tho
Prssiden, Of the Faculty will do al his risk
SAMSkI h cox
aug 2ets President Of The Faculty.
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EtSf received and Tor snic,
- 2Iu Barrels medium NOD Mack.rel
iuU do Noe
~ Il" Largo No ;,
80 Hat Barrels No. =.
- do do No. l.
aOQuaGtcr Barrels NJ. /,
lon Rus yer, choice y /,
loo Barrels tut iertugs
MeDoNALp SPoTTS Il HARVEY
ulv lndts M - Pear st. Richmond Va
Us FsCE 10 WEfttst U.s., EAs; 'sEEs a
~ OTHERS LIVING IN TIL oelN1kI.-l VI ,uld most
"rc,uul "a theaenen ol 81 =4auis Farmers audother.
''g IN hecomtry" nj visiting ~, nd hi, scason
Al my large and general Bnots sSs IN
4 Shoes, Trunks, tafiei bsss, Hd.Ss ESsiey7.ryI
ID Sc, as my stock has been seieetcd ty N.I{l IVY
mysclt, With great suitable tie
virginia trade aud arg portion Of ny Goods having bee
purchased tt cash Halter myself that hold
Inducements to Merchants and Ea.rs aud all want as
my otur house East. North either b5 tbs packal
" dozen TO ch cad the attention all want
" find t'm at prices that rapaat tato please b. calling
A. W. { Hill. Manufacturer and
Dealer in lioats, Shoes Trunks CARPET Bags,
N"iIses, &e., whoes and retail. NJ. la7
SrpAi Nam street. Richmond, Va,
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SEw. YORK PACkETs.-1his nav home 95Gis, -
line l. composed the following vessels, and sails
every tire. days. All uwnsd in the eIty
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= W ANE-IfVI SF--WHNTt t0unu
assortment Of aminated Steel fine Double Single
Rifles Deans English SelfJocking Five Shooter Colts A.
lens and Thurber RevOlNurs and Single Pistols
Flasks Shot Belts and Pouches Bags, Cleaning Rods
Nipple wrepcies El.ys Cocks and G. d. Percussion CAPS
un Wsis and Wire Cartridges all sizes; Curtis Harvey
Diamond Powder and American Powder, all kinds Compress
d Bullets; Buck ana Small shot Liquor flasks Rogers
Pocket Cutlery Bowie Knives. Razors; fine
Port Monies; Cold Silver Ivory and Crooked Sword and
Plain Canes every thing line suit Gun makers
We have lot of premium Rifles hand Repairing
with dispatch, and warranted, by
VIM u. !, G. FISHER. opposite the
sep ITS Nor.o oil House Iynrlburg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29


N,ssrs pors Co-liavuF Net our Turf Oh and finding
Tito be such 3 hne mcdiciay due You that you
should know Ny daughtci gbut years ag fell
oi chair and bruised hr
sssurrti the fnrm Of boil be-, | had
lauced by physician but that did relieve IL
running aud continued for nearly tried
every medicine could hear of with effect. uuti
dneed bottle your Turf on using
a.d hsf entirely
and found the benefit You lbery
thls as You think proper. = CHALKBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29

Bra Island. Bedford county. Va. Nov. l. le54
Nsrs. DDrt o. tienu'Wrnl usod about fnuiIh 81
bottle OF rnri OIL upon the back horse tho
hak slnosi ever entirely pAc" large
hani and this single Apph Gully applied
enttiey aud annAncntly really surprised
quick of its properties aud think prompt
And sfiearions thsp anything the Kind Haw
have sold thonsa IN Of bottles OF other preparations similar