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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

The Smithsonian HOuse-BrOadway, Cor.
nsr Of Houston street New York-single rooms 80 cents u
cents and ii day. Parors, with bedrooms G150 to 80
pay Meals EXTRA and ordered This large hote
Invites The attention or travellers. SIDNEY KOPMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

cough cold the confirmed censumpve even gets tu
value for bis outlay in buying bottle OF the Wild cherry bal
The value OF Dr. WISfAR'S discovery oanno be
Innate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

andote When impurities in the blood determined 10 the
surface In me form OF boches, pustues dry eyfoiaons
bos rashes &c. ibis potent preparation only safe and
radical edy. Sold at the uactoes No 10 Maiden
lar New York, and No. ga Strand London; and bv III dr
gists, At &c., 62Iac., and 81 per pot. - " - e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

Coughs, Colds and COnsumptiOn.-En w.
VONDkRSMITH, M. D.-His celebrated Indian balm and
lung basam has cured than thousand persona In this
ry Of sumption II you have bad and find
dimcut In curing just try the Indian balm and lung bal
sod only at the Doctors office for the treatment oil con-
sumption, l55 Bowery, just above Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

SPrnAns, Bruises, Aheumatism, tecs.As
Walking Ia now dangerous those who suffering from
sprans bruises &C. are invited TO try Dr. TOBIAS vene-
tan lmiment and is not superior anything else the
DoneT Will be refunded. Sold by the druggists 2c
&C., Depot NO. 90 Cortlandt street. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

RIO BUeINEss MEN.-AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN
experienced In arranging csied busne affairs
tanning extension or settle next with creditors
aei assignment would accept where his
perence would prove serviccshie Communc atoms win bs
treated CONFIDENTIAL and returned 70 tho
CITY references satisfactory Address " NJ, III Hera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19
4 Perfumcd Breath.-what Lao

taaAn would under the BREATH
when By using the Balm Of Thousand Flowers" dem
oe would only render sweet but leave the teeth white
AlAbaser! Many do not know their breath s bad
md The subject delicate their friends will mention
u Pour . single drop Of the Balm your tooth brush
md wash the teeth night and morning fifty bottle will
Al ayUgqsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-19

THE MILITARY.
r lindsey BLUES-ARM0RY, BhOOKES', 36I BROOME
IL members of this company hereby no Iied
70 attend drill this ruesday) evening, Feb 49, at ~ O'Clock
In iu,l uniform, with ovcrcoats. BY order -
EDGAR A. ROBERTS, Captain.
GEORGE w. REEDER, Orderly.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27
The Old Wesl.

The Rev Mr., Mn.B,-rx. the blind preache,
in bis lac, lec,,r. ,,o, :. ,,,s,.,,, Mil H..
""' 'ofD'"'o' '''A'S 'he i'''o"'hs "heeuo'e'
Illustrating pioneer life in the west
The o.r,y mo, or ,,,., ,.o,, ,., ,.,.,o.,
mana mes, Tra;naI as H. - ~ ,'eu .;i
tho;r ,on.-,, aaa,".non - 90. - "e ~ P..u
grave rnd sa,nrn;ne Th.i, nsn.I ',"a,a".a. ."na.
wa. .charac,sr;zaJ b., oo,.,,,,.a "al S"''o' .",S
Sssion Sill ,hsv hal . t.on 80 "aa al "I;os
,oo,, .. L,,,,Iu - - -. 80 ~, ""u y .'yoyy
aJ b, s,n.n,h;n aH 'u. oL' ..eu ;n,I WIS 'ia'A
50 ,wssr.ng .r.,r - aHa I,
,,nv with h.ni 81 H.. 60, ~ ,', !" .o''',
par;v y, inJ;ans Gov ,h.. no,,r " Pnsus msr, u =
bv s,1e ,,;,h ,ha IL TLa,, is ios" sme
~ siab, ., The I,,d;an, ,,,a. ., .s VI eau'' .t
whites nerce;ying tho, b;s .omn.nn ,as :" ,". n,.
o,,,a,.',lpD...I IS - - ""' m 20,
outhuinoered' gave the signal TO Hall back. All
opeyeh except one white man and black Sam,
VINO crep' cautiously rom tree to tree towards
the sayages sam at last caught side OF the
head OF an Indian just raised above log. to
watch the proceedings Of the enemy. lnamo
ment the rlfe OF the black man was at his
shouider, anu It's contents were discharged into
me BRAN OF the Indian with the words "Dar
take dat' Tor 10 remember sam, the black white
man
Inc grim sententiousness OF their humor,
these western men was not unlike the lew good
thinSs said oy the indians. VI these, the best
that mas come under my notice Is recorded by
tol. lhorpe' the kcenest d,Ineator among us
OF south western humor. IL belongs to the
uh'e o' 'ne grea, earthguakes OF tsili2' winch
uestroysu new MADRID ana wrought such sui
KING effects IN the Mississippi country. An
Indian was observed by "A white man standing
WIN arms ioided and gazing at the devasta-
uon;
wen. india,i' asked the white man, what
wv 81. You '''Gn SfuI. a,' 'ns s:nn .i,,a''s
,ho - ' nn I,.' mn,'"y' 'oo 'nu'h' rePhc"
'''S in"A', iaeou'oany
,bougb tbn reJ man was conv;ncoJ ,ha, ,v;,h
Manitou given TO whisky there was an end 10
all the world /. bovu,. rus .,.,S', .,....ed IN.
him fully adequate to account for an earth.
quake or any other terrible phenomenon.
Still another example Of the practical fun OF
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

-ryrE ~ WnIrISG 1t IL noticeable that
poetic or musical prose Is not good aasnry
ior the poetry Of the same author. Burns ,. AMI
Byron, so1thcy and Wordsworth, wrote adm
rAbie prose but II was DOT al al 'uy 'n"'I "
rs aow whle Wilson ani BuiSer tbc m"i'fo
writers Of distinction who aim most al ma'ir
ia their proe.,,--Dickens has hardly aitcnp'e'i
yer~rs.-are bat indifferent rhymer'. The p"
etc pros,- writers - thoesa Who have al The te'
men, q poetry N th"iF style except iis MA
ure-arr a cla-s By ihcInselse-. Thy sre nj
good pros writers ~ DO no, read ayIor and
Wilson Gur lhcr styie, az wr DO Barrow and
Gol..mi,h Bot they are sdmirabie 0ritft'
whose s,y!e IS e1ql.siiciy adapted 10 ihcir OWL
iJep and gvn.Gs Trle pr0-e mus, not wan'
measure. and salanoe. aud sEeetn''"s fo- III ear
But Il ought Dot Ia base toe ca'Ssnc' ami pau
q. u verse. alI tae mOaient .Ls rhythm begiH
10 give conscious pleasure, Il s running NJ
excess. ard will sooa give Conscious Pa4n'--Rrr
Dr. BesioxS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

DIFFERENT kISDs OF WosgS.-lhe obsti-
aa.e wcHian gets la sea. IN = handhnx
The patient woman roasts an OK with burn
ing glass.
The curious woman would like 10 turn the
rainbow over 10 see what there was on the
other SIDE.
The vulgar woman Is spider attempting to
spin silis
The cautious woman writes promises on n
slate.
The cnyious woman kills ber-cli ~ cudraVor-
ing to lace tighter than her ncighbors.
The extravagaut woman burns wax candle
in looking for lncifcr match
The happy woman died in blind and dea'
asylum, years ago.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

" bbos usOsO.Osbvss
MAJOR IiosATio AuEs. the Engineer Of the
New York and Erie Railroad. In speech made
during the recent festival occasion. gnvo tbs
following account II the first trip made by =
locomotive on tbs continent:
When sa ~ Who waa ~ And who
awakened ita energies and directed it move
ments II was In the year 6zs. on the banks
oi the IaKawaxe8 u, the commencement NJ
the railroa,l copp.~,ing the canal ~ the I'ela.
war; and u uds0n Canal Company with their
coal mines and b. who addresses you was the
only person on that locomotive. The circum.
s,aI,c'r which ied TO my bcing alone on the cn
gne, were tb,sc The road had been built in
the summer, the structure was of h'rnloek tim
ber anil of large dI'nrnsions po'cis,i on enIs
placed far apart. 1'br timber hal cracked and
warped from estssnr. 10 the sun. Aiisr about
ihr,s hundred bet of straight line the road
cro4scd the Iasawasen Crsk op tr~stle work
about 10 fcet high with curve III $50 To 400
feet radius Tbs impression was very general
ths, this iron monster would either bresk down
the road or IL would leave the track st thu
curve anJ plunge into the creek. My reply u
such approximations wins that II was too late "a
consider the probability ~ such occurrences
there was no other course hut 10 have tria
male u the strange animal. which had ber
brougbt here al great exy1sc; but that II ws'
not be~ssary that more than o,p should be IN
yoiycd IN is fate; that ] would take the firsl
ride al6re, and the time would come when
should look back 10 the incident with great In
tsrest. As placed my hand on the thrott':
valve handle. was undecided whether would
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

A Parisian having two very choice violins
10 srli, sdvertiAsI them in English as - two
vioiio- vcry seldom ''--"(Deux yiolins tres
rsra'1
A German In Cleveland. wishes 20 sdve.
,ise that he can supply buttsrpik daily, and
shows his sign thus T" Buttsrmilk Uery ft0t'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

TuE SMITHS. TnE BRowNs AND Jns JoHS-
SONS According 10 the directory for lsJ6-
ius, issued, there are the small number Of sly
hup.irei and thirty-three Smiths IN Fhiladel-
phis. who have ' local habitation and name.
five hundred and fifteen Browns, aud ar hun
drcd and seventy eight Johnsous or Jobn,,ons.
The John smiths reached the number Of 80
and the James -.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27

HosS's Nxsr.- Bishop Chas~ usd 10 travel
about the vest. in early tiw., u of.ciAte Among
hi. Episcopal brethren. lie lived IN snug log
hoss in oDe of the bsw towns of Ohio. When
IN hi, visits. bis friends had o',rn bard him
Jsak ~ bis Robins Nest." without eEar'ly
understanding him. till once cur informant askod
~hs, he mesDt- His rply was, his hoo-H--"h
wss made a sticks pIsst.red ,ogetber with niud
srd nIisd with yoaDg oSes" III bs@a'''a'
answer
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-27
MY LADY WAITS FOR ME.



Ny lziy waits '--'fis uos the hour
When morn unbar. her gates -
Nj vessel a 'dss beneath the tower
Where now my lady waits.
Her signsi tuiters from the wall
Above The frieadly sra
live but TO obe, hercall
Ny lady waits fhr me,
MY LADY waits--ior ue she waits,
"hile morning oPes hsr golden gate.
Ny lady saits No fairer hewer
Fer deehed the fioral grove.
Than she, the pride Of hall aui bower,
The lady OF my love
Ihs eastern hills are locked with light,
The izad bre.Ie euris he sea
ny io,e and truth su talned, for aight,
Ny lady waits fpr me.
Ny lady wsiis--fsr me she watts,
While morning opss her golden gates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-12
GARDEN SEEDS.
"ARRANrED FRESH AND GENuINE-wHoLESALE AND

LESE-LArgr Scotch.
NIXON -Gr-vu CitTOn Pine
Apple Nutmeg.
WArFR Finest Kind.
NASTCKTiUN.
MrsrAKD-Blaek and white.
oSIoS-Sllver SKIN, White
Portugal Yellow and Red.
OREA.
Pas Extra Early FArly
Nay; Washington do Frame ;
do Charlcton Dwarf blue Pru-.
sian DO Marrowiat Bishop
Dwarf prolific.
PAE-SIPs-Long smooth
French Guernsey.
PARSIEY-Curled.
PErFER-I.ar,e Bell or Bull
Nose Tomato shaped ; Cay
eune.
PUSrEIS-I.Nrge yellow Field.
RHUHARB-Nictoria-
RAnnIsH-Iong Scarlet Short
Top; Scarlet Turnip White do;
Yellow do; Long Salmon Black
Spanish
sALsIFY-or Vegetable Oyster
Plant
SFi>AH-Round Leavtd.
SoUAsH-Elriy bush +, He'll
TuNArO-large Red do Yell
low, fgg.
luRSIP-Farly Flat Dutch: 10
Red To-; Large white Norfolk,
White Globe; kootA Baga; Dale's
Hybrid
MAN s-Annise ; Carr"way.
Lavender Sweet Basil Rose
may sage Summer saNOry
Sweet Mauorum Byne.
WM PALMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-12

DE,rH Nv CANFHoH-A lady, Mrs. Lney Wines 81
Gepnpoft l. l. while reaching 10 the shelf which
accidentally knocked the capr bottle
spilled dress, ssturaing
sleeves, also the Here caught hrr, and To,
reaching upWrd. she instantly developed la them, aid
Tousy burned that AFTER lingering about fortnight
he ed asst week.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-12
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
&C r % &c a. sc ~.
FARE PROM RICHMOND

Two Lynchburg IS 81 To Lexington o. -
II To buchanan ~ To the Natural Bridge -
Fare from both Richmond Lynchburg Charlottesville "
SATISFIED fair trial. that the majority of Packet
Boats better accommodated by leaving the evening
the old hourJn and the g9i leaving Richmond
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, NJ reach New Canton
A. NJ, and sovil ~ " 81 the first and Lynchhurg A.
AID Buchanan and Lexington al T. NJ Of the second day
Rurnn-. leave Buchanan 4. NJ and LynChhurr
VI, Monday Wednesday and Friday, reach Scoyir al 10y n
New Canton T.. Nj. sud Richmond >
The Boat New Canton with the for the
and Buckingham Z. H. and Scottsye with the Char
iottesyille.
80 Time and Distances In Card below:
l. Sdre Richmond NslfIy, Lsdrs LyncAbHr0 Monday,
"Wednesday mt Fridry, ut Wednesday and Friday Gf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-12

VOuN y. GORDON I4Tu STREET, NEAR
- tie Exchange Hotel, n sale
American f Hammered Iron.
English and American rolled
English aud American blsered Steel.
Broad Plough Iron, Z to ~ inch.
Flat, Round and Square Iron, all sizes.
Oval, half Oval and half Iron.
American English and Russia Sheet Iron.
Band and Hoop Iron.
Nail Rods, American aud SWeies
American and Swelrs Horse Shoe Iron.
Horse Shoes, assorted
Tin Plate, Pig and Bar Yin.
Sheet Zinc, spelter and spelter Solder.
Sheatling Brarsr's and Bar Copper.
Shot, Pig and Bar Lead
Ground Wagon aud Cart Boxes.
McCoTmick's and Pain.rr Mould Boardsl
Wooden Bucket Handics.
Bucket Ears and Rivets, timed and black.
Tin Plates, var nIe
Hardware and Wrapping Paper.
Gotten and Hemp Plough Lines.
sole Leather, good and damaged
Sperm, Adamaniine and Tallow Candles.
Soaps, fancy aud brown
With general assortment OF Groceries. mh2i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-12

A-rAHACrs-White Giant.
AATiCuoEE-l.Arge Glob
BEANs-Lsrge Lima; small DO
Red Cranberry; Scarlet Runners
Bra al Windsor.
sSAP BEANs-Eariy yellow; 81,
w,-ks; DO Mohawk o China
d. Valentine do Half Moon
Refugee lou 10 one Red Gran.
berry.
Bnr-Early Blood TurniI
Rooted DO yellow do; Long
Blood ; French Sugar Mango
MuriE-l.
BEocou-Purple CSpe Whit.
Cap.
CABBAGE-EArly York Larg,
do, iariy Sugar Loaf. DO BatteT,
sea do ONheart ; Flat Dutch
Drum Head Larr- D rgrn
Green Curlrl Savoy Drumhead
Savoy Red Dutch for Pickling
CsuIITIowEEs-E arly and
Late
CEIFRT-White Solid Red do,
CaSkoT-l.ong Orange early
HON AltTingham WI te Yield
CkEs s-CuTled or Piper,
graz.
CUcUNBEss-Early Frame dc
Cluster, Lorg grvyn; Long Greer
Sn'thgate Ghcrkin.
CokN-EAily Sugar do Tusca.
rora do yellow
fSDlvg-Green Curied.
EGG PLANT.
K,tk-S Ib.Tian Cufled.
LsTTUC--Hoyal White Head
Ice brunshcad Brown Dutch
Curlrd India or Cape.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-12

INroarASr DEclsIoS.-The Supreme Court of the Uui-
ted States decided Tuesday that the Law of Ohio in
posing additional taxation the state Bank after char
ter had been previously granrd with limitation ,iNip
profits Ia lieu of all taxes was unconstitutional
THIS case involved the whole power of taxation. aui
therefore treated OF the important ever
considered SIX Judges for the decree aud three
against
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-12

HEAET-RESD ucUAKEScE On last Saturday
Hurkelbury Swtz rlsnd Ind
nco>d vicious horse, STACKED by the animal who
his him
TIE mother Of the boz the Transaction aud
excited that swOoned the
less condition, where remained relieved
hour
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-12

Tue American GEoGGArHIcAL Society intend To have
the region country lying back of Liberia thoroughly
explored and about raising the OF 900 10 effect
this purpose The present commerce OF Liberia j. c>I-
mated at from 2OduDO to Sl,5Ou,uOO This will
DC Increased 10y the establishment OF regular lines ol pack
ct, aud possibly by mail from this country The
Opening al an extensive back country Liberia Wii,
good roads aud secure trading posts would immeasuaay
euhanc, the prosperity OF tyt Republic, aud would pro
horizontally increase its the United Safe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-12

BoDIsco stated, furniture q
and intends leaving r Europe
("hen school gh at Gcorgrtown) she
the late marriage
Clay. Her ELDEST chIren
toroush rluea,D aud serving The Emperor Pages
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-12
HERRING,S PATENT tHAuPIoN FIRE An
uIstS.I,tU PROOF SAFEs.

BNE great interest manifested by the publie
u project security from Pirr Tor valuable Bonds
Mnrisagc' ~ Notes and Books ~ Account, than the ordinary
SAVES heretofore had afforded,
vote
yotys ~ mdtfgD and diarore~sz oicf
aud y beg leave their friends,
public generally that hcir cfrts bayeen crowned
success afd offer the "IMPgOvED HEERINGS PATENT
WORLDS FAIR PREMIUM FIRE PROOF SAFE" ~ the
CHAMPION SAFE OF TIiE " ORI.D,
HAVING Awy
Worlds Fair London, 1851, q IN New York, 1853,
A. all others II undoubtedly that
apptAton and secured with HALLS PATENT POWDER
LOCKS (Which also awarded uEp,t abovr) forms
perfect Fire and Burglar Proof Safes before
Iron bank Chests and Vaults, Vault Doors aud Roxcs
Chests for Brokers, Jewellers and Pvnie Plate
mond aud other Vsuabcs Aud also Patec y purchaser
md Mtuurtr Of
JOYES RI TEyT PERRrTf TYOg BAHR lock
SILAs g. HERRING 4 co. ent-rs,
Green Block, Nos i35, i8T 1Ss Water street.
Iy-Agent IN Richmond, KNOWLtS wALFORD. E9-8m.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-12

VALENTINE d son
HAVE oprned II cir entire oil Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS.
to which they invite the early attention purchasers
VERY purchased for cash. aud early the
New York. '
Below n portion ~ our purchase, viz
H. .liAnt.. ChinI. Jsc"ue's Organdi,s and Lawn.
BaIrgvs. r,ssnes Chalcs, TrrsiAus Ciiau berry
French English, Swiss and American GirrhAms
English rvn"h and American Prints. all price.
Ja.pl Fonlard other
Pehor's extra black Silks hgd do
Black hpacas, Mohalr aud Cloth
Ts'notan Cloth, Patent Argentine and DvIege
Clspr DEsPsgne and Spring DeIAnes
Gents sum'arr Css-imcr,s, nrap d'ktcs and DocsLns
Wellington Cord. Farmer md Graz
Plata and hgd sfk, MArseles and Linen v.sting,
Cashmrrctts, Mvrino Cassm, res, tnr boys wear
Scotch German aud French Linens and Drlings
Bcacl'ed brown bamRsks M Tel
Linen luek aud Damask Towels and Napkins
Scotch aud Russia Diaper and HAY. Linens
Linen She tngs, Shirtings and pillow Linen
Bl-Achrd and brown dg'd ar striped Linen Drill.
Brown aud bleachrd shiItines and sheeiings
Coitonades, "enim-, Cotton Tuck and Gsmbroons
White Canhrics, Jaconet-, and Swiss
> India Twlis, Dimiiy and LapIet skirings
Nsinsook Muslin, bshop Lawn and Brd Eye Diaper
Sa,0,e ana sSs, bands bouncing, aud Trimmings
Linen, Cambria, breakfast aud Mourning Collars
Hrmd and embd CAmtric and Lawn lIJkG
Grnts hand wrought aud coored bordrred
klEisl Thread Lsee and style Tissue Nsls
vallencennrs Maltese I-aoes Sleeves and Collars
siIk ManiilHs, basqurs and Spring shAWls
uruts summer stocks. Ties. and
Ladies, Gents and Clir,ns hosiery No Gloves
silk aud Bingham Umbrellas and Parasols
Mohar patent and hooped skirts md Grass Cloth
lionnet, sash aud Cap Ribbons lev styles
AleNandcr'- Kid Gloves fresh and all and
Loves Corssis, Moss Trimmings, serprDiine Braid Ac.
celebrated MAKE nom house la New York closing out l sol
u the articles will oner grade those wanting
Linens Tor Summer or other use at real iHd9Gnsn,
stFeet.E alenfn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-12
ITO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

%S to isSseT and F;r de-
sos :" no small ssPens IN putting up Tie dGren machinery
W ,sLyns o" our Su,mes' We arc pSp'rsd to repair In
feature In our business IT, that ell no Implements
the palmer. 10 our Wheat Trsr Cleaner aud J
Pef y gat ne, SSi Gons We Ss Iy e @Ss d .
chine
We purchased Of Nc.srs MORT last SEASON one
he judgment We Son e Msns p c asd w %1 S gc
@ ssn Of Wheat a s M ~ s Ss Va ,sr eS.gs aud break
JonN 7. CiiILDREY,
Hcnrieo 1ah Nov, 1853 JOS J. pLshshSTs
Mcssr. NusoS a Morn
GencmenYours bearing date September 2oi hand and
have your Machine seasons, most cheey re-
motion to the drum such to ret all the wheat straw
Respeeiiuly, your obdt servant, RICHARD ALLYN.
BUcrrsoHiH Co, Oct. itb 1855.
'Ts "gS g0ns to The wrong post %es Ny poe, % New
neN'd certificate Yours, very respectfully.
thereby certify that have used one Of Mrs NSis"S mot,
What Tpg Machines present year no hesitation
GEGRGE W Kyle
pureha.,d the above Machines fhar Laws wlsou.
isr hb de- aout pronounce one Of lie lei ma
neorIeo Nov l"l. 1875 HESRy cox
CuFnsvuLE. sept. 1t, 1855
Hntsmen-li s with pleasure that
Of your 1rtng Machine requires less for the
docs tlan have and remarkable
and durability. We ephatcaiy Farmers Ma
chine" aud mat cASeRV recommend farming eotnuu
adams Capt Davis are nice observers. and
whose we, Machine 'rasel III, es pleased
Witl W. performance. Very repeatedly,
WYATT SMITH,
J. v. CRITR
KEPERENCEs -Oeo Holtybecker Ar-eia: VIM A,ehr Coek
Chesernd WIN. Harrison, Richmond: WIN " Cl,on ctgr,s,
CITY w. Appernu, Charles City J. fvey Aptomattor
Bcn Robinson, william, xPresient Join Ter Ibsts
CITY, o. Austin North Carolina; aud others
mhtT &c Main .trrs, pirbnaana
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-12
RICHMOND WING.

TVS CRY 90 NosroIx.-We have Just been conversinr
With prominent gentleman OF Norfolk member OF ths
Board Of Health aud glad learn from him, that the
city has almost entirely recovered from the effects Of thai
terrible scourge which pressed heavily and dsasroul
upon last Business there Is quite active and
daily increasing Merchants apd Others have taken good
cheer and favored With prosperous healthh trade
Those - 10 cut OF by the lever. still mourned IN
melancholy remembrance leaving an rrcpsrabc void ~
social cic. but other. have take their places in
the busy panorama Of lie The spirit Of Improvement IS
onward aud upward New buildings erecting in
directions. stores opening. whist conmendabc
enterprise Is apparent every wbere. All departments OF
mechanics, manufactures, aud industrial pursuits are
hcalthfl and prosperous Streets being opened
paired aud put in condition Of cleanliness Especial at
tenon IL gvcn by the authorities 20 all parts OF the city.
with n view future healthfuness. No efforts will h.,
spared coct this d.sirable end Those localities
wher the epidemic first appeared receiving unceasng
care.
Real estate pleased learn, has not deprecated
supposed IL would, but the other hand meets
ready sale full prices The idea that the fever Will
again revisit Norfolk this summer, for many years 10
come is not entertained by any fnghtiu and Impressive
the scourgr last the recollection Of it
TO have passed except TAR to admonsh towards iu
turc cautiousness.
We glad tp know that this state OF things exists ia
sister city, and shall pjoce in being able Ia
chronicle her prosperity.
Norfolk possesses advantages not only southern
seaport but in many other respects, which, when fully
appreciated aud Developed place her conspcuOu>y
before the world as commercial experimentation
Pdfrioi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-12
THE SHAVING SOAP.

TIE SHAVING SOAP.
XTROON FOWLERS WALNUT OF MILITARY SHAVING
SOAP, admitted by the Thousands uho have used during
The twelve anything introduced THIS
branch ~ the toilet and 90 render agreeable operation usually
ou.idrrd The agreeahiy
and gill produce copious and permanent lier either
cold the skin smooth and unehapp~d g-uu
eule.
Por sae in t -iy by PURCELL LAJD Co, and - WOOD
o. NW Work by m principal fancy ruui houses and druggist
Manufactured W JOHN yRObM successor voorn Power
" Cherry street, NeW YORK. jait-8m
THNO wv SOCTUEHN FRIENDS.-ThsnEnr you Tor
DE appreciation that have fsv0uftbiy
slowed during visit 10 his cyJ BY
tronngr That ~ CONTINUED nv part
hope merit that Find appreciation and
will pare your estimation standing first 10Y profession.
Very Repeatedly, your, &C.,
4. Z. BROWN
Champion Card Writer.
Nov At ~ Er-bangs Hotel. nhT ~