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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-19
House OF REPRESENTATIVE,
Washington, Dee. "a. 1855.


Dear Sir:-I sec in your paper of
the I'D instant statement concern
ing the appointment ola postmaster in
my district, at Madison, Rockingham
county, North Carolina, which | desire
to correct. The conversation towhich
you allude was between Mr.. Uoratio
King, LIST Assistant Postmaster Gene
raj, and myself, and not with Mr..
Campbell, the Postmaster General, as
stated in y0ur article. With this OK.
ccption, the statement is correct, as far
as it goes, but it does not embrace all
that occurred between Mr.. King and
myself on that occasion.
When | made the application for the
appointment, Mr.. King asked me if
the applicant was q Know Nothing
replied that | did not know whether
he was or not; and asked him ifitwere
possible that his being q Know No
thing would be an objection He re-
piled, " Yes, | am acting under orders
not to appoint any Know Nothing, and
to turn out all whom L know to belong
to the order | then asked him il a
natiyo-born citizen and foreign Ro-
man Catholic, both equally competent,
wore to apply for the appointment, on
which would he bcstow it? lie said he
b951 should be compelled to appoint
the .foreign Cdthoiic. / then left the
Department, and do not know whether
any appointment has yet been made
or not. Very respectfully,
Your obcdicnt servant,
Il. G. PURYEAR.
G@ga. While the Locofoco editors and
leaders arc bowling "proscription,' .
and whining about clark lanterns, Z"
&C., etc, the undcrstrappcrs Of jos
uit Postmaster General arc hunting
down American postmastcrs, and turn.
ing them out of petty Offices, to make
room for Irish Catholics and brawling
Papists. is there no foreign party in
our country? Yes there is, and in the
light Of such actions, let it be branded
as such by every American,
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In tho Ohio pepiton,iary thoy are COS
convicts Of whom 1876 are under 2l
yea'e old--a fact showing the want Of
houses Of correction,
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Yhps3on Inn 1894

Tuesday, Jan. l, 1856.
Communication from the Governor.
The Clerk read the following COM
municaticn from the Governor of the
Commonwealth:
Richmond, Jan. l, 1866.
To the Senate and House of Delegates
OF the General Assembly of the State
of Virginia,
Gentlemen: Notified by the two
Houses of this General Assembly that
| have been elected by the people Co
vernon of this State for the term of 4
years, commencing on the LIST day of
january instant, l have appeared at
the executive chamber in the Capitol,
taken the oaths prescribed by law, and
have entered upon the duties of the
office.
beg leave toassure the Legislature
of my most anxious wish to CO. operate
with them in devoted efforts to sustain
the honor and to promote the prosper
ity Of the Commonwealth.
With my congratulations upon the
happy season of a new year, and with
my best wishes for you collectively and
individually, l have the honor to be,
with the highest respect,
Your obedient servant.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-19

1t lie said that Mrs. John Tylcr-who
was Gardiuer--~is heir to iust discov.
eied fortune in England, by which she
will get 100000. Think Of John Ty.
Ter being accidentally. President Of tho
United States, accidentally marrying
one Of the handsomest woman in Amer.
lea, and accidentally having d fortune Of
half million! Fool for luck, sure G.
nongh.-- Wheeling Int.
"Wben / goes shoppin'D said an
old lady. II alters asks for what wants
aud if they have it, aud it's suitable, aud
feel inclined to buy il, and its cbeap
and cant be got at any place for less
most alters takes it, without cbaHa,ine
about it all day, as most people does f.
One Of 'Em.--A young Ca1ifaynia
widov, residing in Cincinnati received
few days since draft Of $500 from
her husband, a digger in the mines, and
before night she had spent the major
part of the sum in new aud gaudy dfcs.
SEES.
Georgia Moaey The Chicago Times
publishes request. signed by uuwafd9
ofone hundred leading mercantile firm;
In that city, addressed to the bark
and BANKERS Of Chicago, that sftcr tho
18th Of January they refuse to tako
wild cat currency on deposit
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HENRY A. WISE.
INursddN, J0nudl.u B.

Mr.. Floyd reported bill incorpora-
ting the Kingwood and Rowlesburg
turnpike company; also upon the expe-
dlency of legislating upon the subject
of resolution asking the construction
of turnpike road above or near the
town of Weston, in Lewis county, to
the head of Valley river in Randolph
county; and they asked to be dischar-
gcd from the further consideration of a
resolution for macademizing a portion
Of the Ohio river and Maryland road
on State account. .... 49,.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
.REsPospr.cE orTHE prsrAr Oh
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1896.

WASHINGTON, March 26, 1866
The Senate has to-day passed the Deheency
bill This bill was hurried through tne h"use'
under the pilotage of the Chairman OF ,ae Non
mi,tee Of Ways and Means; MT .1a t,ssr. .md II.
diatey after the election of House omcers anu Iis
organization; but while the Senate mas mace some
erasures from IT, IL has made very important sou
tious TO IT, II must now 60 back 10 tue house io'
that body 10 agree to the Senates amendmeh. ~
Until this 10 done recital OF me proFisohsoi "o
bill can be of little profit ,
General appropriation bills contain many ne ',s
when frst reported from the committees
House or Senate. as In committee OF ,nT , Wiz
add many more to them, and then the oiii .o'n@'
M for final action Who is then responsoie Ior
Its gigantic aggregate appropriations ASH any
I'll, for I, and he viii tell ven that he Is not;
that he was for certain appropriations IN u, aho
voted for the rest from necessity on'y -. V .
the votes ;f Won can find them, Oh ni'oe', Io'
particular measures, during Tue P.ep go" y. .
bill and he viii tell you fnat ne "o"iu NOT nave
.,,,nr,as ,hose measures. hut that he saw what
hinge bin the House was making ana tnat u wouid
he foIlv for him not TO urge re" particular inte-
rests In which his friends or ms constituents We're
thu, 3, sr,onnts TO no responsibility at all And
here Is where the evil rests
The House of Representatives to-day passed a
hill suthnrising the imprisonment of person
demned by L. s. District Court in one Judicial
District in a penitentiary in another District. in
the same State. Mr. Humphrey Marsha Il propos-
cd an amendment To authorize the use of the near
est penitentiary whether within or without the
State. the States consenting. This was opposed
because of it's being at variance with the princi-
pies Of common law. which does not authorize the
Punishment from beyond the protection of his State
even of felon, and also because of its clashing
with the States rights convictions of many Mr.
Barbour, Of Indiana, proposed TO amend by declar-
ing that the usage of State in granting the use
of its penentary should be regarded as q assent
of that State and that refusal should be recog-
pisei except that of the Legislature itself. This
was lost also
Why the House drops unfinished subject and
takes up anoher at irregular times it takes an oh
server sometimes to learn. Its business always
seems complicated from this cause. Thus at the
hour of adjournment yesterday every one seemed
deeply interested in the District of Columbia cleo
tiou Dill. and many wanted to spaak upon 1t but
this morning. without struggle on the part OF any
friend, that bill was set aside, and that above
named substituted and discussed two hours and
twenty minutes before its passage, and the cleo
ton bill was then taken up and would have been
disposed of somehow, but that the House came tc
n dead lock upon question Of order, Dir. Cobb, o.
Georgia, as usual, trying TO entrsp the Speaker
The House adjourned in the midst of this, and Il
remains for future decision. A b. y.
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SAVANNAH, GA, March "a, 1856
The cotton market has been very uncertain for
the last few days, and hard to quote accurately.
There is scarcity of shipping in port aud buyers
are unable to ship or they would bid higher.
The weather just now is beautiful. The trees
are beginning to bud, and the blades of grass are
raising their tiny glittering heads above the rough
bosom of the earth to welcome and enjoy the
spring.
was gratified a few days since upon entering
the Pulaski House here to find an old Richmond
friend here, in the person of Woodrough, formerly
ofthe American He is deservedly popular in his
management of affairs at the Pulaski.
Last week being holy week, st. Patrick's day, OF
rather the celebration of it, postponed until to-
day. The Irish brigade were ont in full force,
and closed the joIifcation with splendid supper,
at which mirth, good feeling and decorum were
happily blended. Yours,
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THE FOLLOWING desirable articles
i just received at HIRSH & BOTTCHERS, 209
Broad street
Black Brussels LACE, all widths, a genuine
article.
Stamped COLLARS, SLEEVES, CAPS, ETC.,
patterns
Stamped Linen YOKES, a new cut
Chidren's fancy HOSE.
Ladies' Silk and Gauze Merno SHIRTS; do for
Misses and children.
India Rubber PIANO COVERS, something new
Every variety of FANS and other FANCY AR.
TICLES. NH 25---Im$
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EROM THE PRESIDING ELDER OF
MOR6ANTOWN DISTRICT WESTERN
CONFERENCE.
o..

Dr. l. ScoTT Co.
Gentlemen: Having been afflicted with soreness
in my sides and pains my limbs, with cold in INV
lungs ana depression of spirits for some two or
three months |. few days since. took one dose of
your McLan-s Improved Liver Pills, which has ben
ehted me very greatly, and the Improved Pills are
much more mild and pleasant in their sction than tho
old McLanes Pills which | have freouently t,tsn
heretofore, and ! can with confidence recommend
the Improved Pills to the afflicted and my friends as
both mild and curative GIDEON MARTIN
MoRsANTows. Va, Sept L. 1855.
Ihs 10 to certify, That have examined the Recipe
ior preparing MeLsne'. Improved Vermifnge and
improved Liver Pills BY Dr. Scott who has been in
enss 10 my ONCE during the last thirteen srs and
mat beeve he has improved them. male ire
tsIsst in them Whatever G. McLANE M
", mcLanss Improved vermituxe and Tmproved
LIaeI rms and Or. Seot1s CeIebrated Circassan
A IFw ns; . ,os sac PURCELL, LADD Co. and
NH b-d&el2m
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ETH JOHN DOOLEY, MA
AANo. 81 MAIN ST, RICHMOND, VA. Ez$
Has now ready his SPRING stock of Goods, both OF
his own manufacture and imported, for wholesale
and retail and q larger scale than ever before pre-
sented by him. His assortment of
STRAW GOODS
Embraces every style of those articles got up.
THE SILK AND OTHER HATS,
Of his own make are exceedingly elegant; and those
imported, whether French or of Northern manutac-
ture are of the choicest and most fashionable kinds
His supply of
GENTLEMEN'S AND BOYS CAPS,
MISSES FLATS,
LADIES' RIDING HATS,
INFANTS TURBANS,
And .l other articles belonging to his trade,
ceediugly rich and varied, and will be found to meet
all the requirements of merchants add others.
NH i5-ta
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WlLLIAM T. COLEMAN d CO., SHIP
w PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CALIFORNIA AND fsoNr STRrsrs SAN FRANCIS
CO, CAL.-ohos Nc. ~ Wall Street, New York
W.T.. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. II. WILLIAMS
MI ooLsmhN is IN New York; and win give ship
~ EXCHANGE on San Francisco, for saleby
VIII. 4. COLEMAN,
10 2s-s 81 Wall street
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T OCKETT & DENNIS,

L. 18TH STREET NEAR CARY,
Have in store and offer for sale
N o. Coffee; Clarified, Loaf, Crushed and Powdered
Sugars; N. o. and Cuba Molasses; Rio, Laguayra ia
va, Mocha and Msricsibo Coffee; Old Rye Extra
Monongehala and Rectifed Whiskey; French, Peach
and Apple Brandy; Madeira. Sherry, Port and Sweet
Malaga Wine; Green, Black and Y. H Teas; Macke-
rel; Salt Brooms; Painted Pals; Tallow Adaman-
tine and Sperm Candles; Wrapping, Cap and Letter
Paper; Ginger Pepper and Pimento Ground Ginger,
Pepper. Allspice, Cinnamon and Cloves; Nutme gs; In
dgo; Salaratus; Rice; Flour; Chocolate; Salt Pc
tire; Dupont's Powder; Cotton Lines; Candle Wick:
Window Glass, 8xlO and l0xl2 fresh Peaches end
Tomatoes; Bacon-Hsms, Sides and Shoulders; re-
fined Lard, in pals; Beef Tongues Clover Seed; CT
CARS &c, &c. NH 27-dIw&c2w
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HAra CAPS, sHoHs, 90.
5000 PACKAGES BOOTS AND
SHOES

5000 PACKAGES BOOTS AND
SHOES.
GARDNER, CARLTON &c CO.
NO. Ill, MAIN STREET,
Have received their general assortment Of BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, Sole and Upper LEATHEh---em'
bracng one of the best stocks to be found in any city
viz, oors N
qualities.
Mems Patent Leather Congress CATERS, Of ell
Mems black and solored Cloth Congress CATERS,
of all qualities noo.ss r.
ali qualities. .
BOYS, Cali, Grain, Kip and thick BRo6ANs, Of
Chiidren's Calf, Grain, Kip and thick BRoGANs,
of all qualities ,,,,x,c r.
Women's Leather. Goat and Polished BOOTS, of
all qualities -
ties III
qualities.
Misses bla,k and co!orsd CATERS, of all quali-
Misses Leather, Goat and Polished BOOTS, of all
quslities. p,,Sp1sa Ill
SHOE THREAD; Hair, Leather and Travelling
TRUNKS; Letter, Writing andWrappins PAPEK,Sc.,
not fail to please These Goods were selected IN per-
son. and bought the most favorable terms and Will
be sold as low as in any city North of Richmond
NH 20---dl2
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NEW CLOTHING STORE. No.

"A Main street, opposite st. Charles Hotel
w ISAAC APPEL respectfully informs the citi-
IL zens of Richmond and the public generally,
that he has taken the store No 81 Main street. for
merly occupied BY NJ Schultz, where he will always
keep on hand a large and well selected stock of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ard Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods. He asks the public to give him
call feeling satisfied that he will be able give
tsfacton to those who may favor him with their pa
tronaee NH Ppm
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SHELL LlME.-.I have for sale. and will
- keep constantly on hand at my Lime Kns,
Capt. Goddin's tavern, Bacon branch, large sup
ply of the best quality of pure unauthorized Oyster
Shell LIME. Farmers and others in want of this
tice get their orders filed by applying ct my
NH 5-d&c I'm JOHN MOSS.
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YOUR OWN FAULT.-If you will suffer
l. from protrscted cough when relief may be go
easily obtained. RICHARDSON'S WILD CHER
RY AND BLOODROOT CANDY ia one of the most
reliable of all preparations offered for curing Throat
and Lung Complaints Asthmss &c IL loosens,
soothes and heals ell irritation Inflammation and
impsrts a healthy action to the lungs.
For sale by Druggists John w Pollard, 18th street;
l.. B. Thomas, Broad street; and
J. j. RICHARDSON'S
Confectionery and Variety Store,
NH Sim Columbian Hotel Building.
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lust TO HAND
y English CHEESE
Durham MUSTARD, in pint and pint bottles
Walnut CATSUP
Super SALAD OIL
Extra fine GUNPOWDER TEA
A few dozen superior BRANDY, pale and dark
Chappelas ID or BRANDY, pale
Hennessy do dark
Sicily Madeira WINE, light color
Holland GIN
Bourbon WHISkEY, old
Hangers do do
Apple BRANDY, old and very fine
For sale by
NH IL Ed w TOMPKI ms
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NOTlCE.-Psssengers gong North hereby
' informed that on and after SATURDAY, LIST OF
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do 50, to obtain Breakfast or Supper. By the
PROPRIETORS.
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aug. 81 1855. aust
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~ GRIFF EDMONDSON.-.Thisc Gel.
1@Nebrated race horse and stallion will make his
<N next season, commencing on 18th March, 1856,
and ending LIST July, at the Fairfield Race Course,
near Richmond Va, and at Mr.. Deans Farm, in
Goochland county He will be let to mares at the
very low price of twenty dollars the season. payable
in all cases in advance.
The owner is induced to put the price so low that
all NAV have chance for a race horse almost with
out cost.
Mr. Dean or Mr.. Tally will receive and receipt for
IL money for his services.
Mares sent to him will be well cared for at either
place at reasonable rates, and ample provision is
made for their accommodation.
Groom fee 81 NH Aim
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\ v ,r,sls = ~, SEED OATs.-A superior
mh 10 nv co..v
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-. FOK KENT OK LEASE.-A vacant
La Lot corner 14th and Dock streets, fronting
-R:A IA feet 14th street.
A vacant Lot, on corner 18th and Dock streets,
fronting 100 feet on Water street.
vacant Lot, of 18th and Dock streets 'front.'
ing lS4 feet Dock street.
vacant Lot, on 18th street. fronting Sc feet, be-
tween Cary and Dock street.
A lot and Office stable, &C., on corner of Gary and
18th streets, fronting lS4 feet on Cary street.
A Lot, fronting 2S5 on 18th street, near Mr.. Ty-
ler's residence.
Lot, fronting 265 Federal street, near the
above.
Also a Cottage Residence near the same.
Some of the above lots desirably situated for
COAL lum Der wood yards and some of them excel
lent locations for business. . s.
J. r. KEESEE,
ia Sl-3tawts 18th st., BIT. Main and Cary.
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GW away from the subscriber. about the lst of
IN February last her JIM, who calls him
~ self Jim Clark. He is about s. years old,
-a feet inches high and not very black; his dress
not recollected though well clothed 1t is thought
he is lurking about Manchester or Richmond, but he
may have gone to King William or New Kent, where
no has relations The above reward will he paid for
his delivery if taken within the county Richmond,
or his confinement in Jail if taken elsewhere.
CAROLINE +. TEMPLE, Extr'x.
Cheaterfeld March I3-6tN eoIW
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT.-.A cot.
H:;a tage in Hughes Row on Mayo street, with
1A4 rooms, kitchen, water and gas.
A desirable residence franklin, between Sd snd
18th streets, with every convenience.
dwelling on Brooke avenue, opposite to Captain
Goddin's tavern with rooms kitchen, outhouses OF
every kind, and a large garden
Several small tenements on Jefferson street.
tenement on Cary, between 9Th and 7th streets,
suitable for a store and dwelling. Apply to
fe TAYLOR K WILLIAMS
- FOR RkNT-And imme dat tie possess
M;3 sion given--That very conveniently located
4 House, containing four rooms, fronting Mar.
shall street. and immediately in of the Richmond
Medical College. 1t has attached very large yard
and good we'll of water.
Apply to either of the Messrs- TABB, Richmond,
or to P. M. TABB, JR.,
Trustee of VIM. Shepard, decd,
fe 6--ts Brandon. Henrico county Va.
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aEOCs AS THE season for planting has
SNE arrived, the subscriber would respectfully
A7A call the attention of bis friends. and the pub
~ lie generally, to bis large collection OF
ROSES. GREEN HOUSE PLANTS ORNAMEN-
tai TREES EVERGREENS, FLOWERiNG
SHRUBS, Grape Vines, and Asparagus Root, &c.
JOHN NORTON, Florist,
NH 24-Im* Grace street.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-Rcceiying dai.
ly by express and steamers a varied assortment
Of new spring and summer Goods, to which invite
have been selected with great in the Northern
markets, and purchased exclusively for CASH and be-
ing disposed to sell goods at very small profit on the
terms purchasers will find it to their interest
to give my stock examination, as great saving can
be effected. My friends and customers will be con.
WINGED of this by calling early at the established
cheap store of ALFRED MOSES
NH Is late Hart Moses IS Main at
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SAMUEL =. BURCH--TaiIor--

Ia SAMUEL =. BU RCH..TaiIOr.-Of
the late firm of HBEDERsoN BURcH;
Wf would respectfully inform his friends and
Ia old customers, and the public generally, that
he has taken a the east side of 18th street.
between Main and Bank streets, and is prepared to
cut, trim and make at short notice, and reasona-
BILE terus all kinds of gentlemen's wearing apparel,
and to general tailoring business. Patronage re-
spectfully solicited. NH l0-lmF
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SPKING CAMPAIGN, IS56-sPHING
~ AND SUMMER CLOTHING-1 am now re-
ceiving, and shall continue to receive weekly by
mer Clothing, which win consist of all the neatest
designs of pattern and style of cut that the market
affords. My stock is ample and well assorted, and
think safe in saying will compare favorably with
any in this CITY, as to STYLE workmanship and prices
call is respectfully asked of you at ia Main street
VIM. IRA SMITH.
N. B. Just received 6ne lot of Spring Cassimeres
and Vestinss, which will make to order in short
tice and workmanship manner.
NH IS VIM. IRA SMITH
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED.
u DR.. PULLERS COMPOUND TOLU-The
above preparation is of the most prompt and eff
cent remedies in of Catarrh Bronchial Afec-
TONS Colds, Coughs Hemorrhage of the Lungs, and.
in fact all affections of the Throat aud Chest that
car be resorted to. In its use, deleterous effect
need he apprehended, whilst it frequently effects
cure like . charm.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
JOHN FULLER, NJ. D,
Halifax Street. Petersburg, Va.
The following gentlemen have given certificates
to the efficacy Of Dr. Puer's Compound Tou, copies
of which will be found wrapped around each bottle
JOS. Noner, NJ. D., of Petersburg; B: Y. Gates, J.
NJ. Morris Wesley Grigg, John w. Leath, Samuel
Crawford, and E. c. Murphy, of Petersburg.
For sale in this city by Duval & Norton Dove L
Co, J. B. Wood and A Bodeker, Main Street, and L.
B. Thomas and White & Harris, Broad Street
ia l9-Sm*
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NEW SPRING GOODS...We have nov
Y in store choice selection of Fancy Articles fo
Spring, such
Plain, Striped and Plaid Blk Silks
Do do. cold do.
Blk aud cold Silk Robes
Grenadine and Berage do.
Organdie and Lawn do.
Plain and fgd Jacouets
White and Printed Brilliante
Plain and Printed Moussealne
Cashmere Shawls and Scarfs
Newest styles Paris Nantes
Embroidered Muslin
Cambria Collars and Sleeves
French Wrought Collaretts and Sleeves
Mourning Collars, in great variety,
Muslin and Cambria Bands and Trimmings
Infants Frock Waists
Thread Edgings and Laces
.Alexander's Kid and Silk Gloves
Ladies' Kid and Doe Gauntlets
Black Thread Wells
Fancy Souffle do
Grape and Love do.
Muslin Caps
Embroidered and Revere Hdkfs
Misses Gloves and Hose all sizes.
PARKER, NIMMO 4 CO.,
NH Or W EauIe
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TRUE TURF OTL--F r old sores of every

TlRUE TURF OIL-.F n old sores of every
description. Man Beast, its useless to try
other remed y, warrant this to under any
circumstances all the cases fer which it Is recon-
pcnded and here at home to refund the. money
if it does not. DOVE 4 co.
PROOF POSITIVE FROM LOUISA,
LOUISA, Feb. 18th 1856
MEssRs. DOVE 4 Coin the Spring of 49, one of
our negro women, suffered from dreadful sore
one of her apces the inflammation from it extended
the knee and foot, though tried the usual RENE
dies it continued to get and for six months she
could neither work nor walk about | procured bot
tie Of your Turf Oil, and in fort-ns gifts time, she
able to go about ard is now well. look upon it
as excellent for sores, cuts and bruises.
Yours, with respect,
OVERTON II. PETTUS.