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NOTES.

Bidders required inform themselves OF the actual distance
bulk Of tho mails be carried (he whole mail
qged each and all points essential
Of their liability the performance
Of required service before making their proposals. which
responsible persons certified such
Judge record and
Tered into BY the successful bidder with before the LIST day
Of December, 1876
pay will be for trips peored and for each OF such
omissions satisfactorily explained three times the pny "trip
be deducted For arrivals far behind time break
depending malls and sufficiently
fourth compensation Is subject forfeiture
imposed, the delinquency promptly
sactoy explained, for take the na from
post Office for suffering IL to be injured destroyed, robbed
refusns, afer demand, convey the
frequently the concerned
hices General
failures ageenby dis
obeyng the Office laws instructions OF the department
The the schedule lie
allowing therefor
the pay. lie may also cursi discontinue
part, rata decrease Of allowing
compensation the amount o service dispensed
with Bids should addesssd "second Assistant
master Proposals for salt Lake
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May 3i-law4wt fosimaser General
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United states Pssons once,

IN petition Jepha A. Wilkinson, OF Suffolk county, New
York praying Of patent granted him the
9Th OF January 1882 printing Tor
from be expiration o said patent which takes place
the 93d day of =, ptsmber, iot6-
u s said be heard At the Patent Once
Monday the 18th day Of September y O'Clock and
all appear they
why sad petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing required e
Office their objections specially forth ng at
day. spe Of heHrng all testimony flied by rher party
hearing transmitted
codancc with Of the oce which viii be furnished
application
The stmouy closed the 9Th OF September
depoons and other papers relied upon testimony
ned morning that the argu-
mens any, within days thereafter
Ordered this notice pubslc cd in the Union,
ehgnncer, and Evening star Washington, ID, CT Republican
Baltimore, Md Evening Philadelphia Pa Day Book, New
York Boston, Mass week for three
weeks previous 18th Of September hearing
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. sEdor n The above papers will please copy, and send
their b the Patent Occi with containing this notice
p-law3w
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Notice

bomb cerfoafs' other edn1s' Of the debt Of
Tera hs iGfe republic heeo under oct Of 2sth
February, 1850 -. =.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, April IA, le56.
WHEREAS 9TH section ofhe Of 2sth February 1855 ent
tied An provide foe The payment OF such creditors Of
republic O comprohended In the act OF Con
the Secretary
the Of ninety days
Of when payments will be made under said act:
Asd notice issued the eh February last by this
department, and duty published setting lh said net of Corges
of the ~ Texas asssnug thereto
requiring cvdcnces OF debt therein provided
hcd department with ,gnmens releases,
ndav therein pointed ry days prior to the si Of June
nsrt;
And whereas further provides that pay
shall made on sud ccrGcan, evidence Of debt
which shall thirty days before the time limited by said notices.
he presented NJ the Treasury Department
Notice hereby given TO the holders Of any bonds Certificates
the shn be
department siry from horcof they will
excluded benefits Of said asreenby to the 4h
ton Of the same, - -
Ap l5-law2m Secretary of the Treasury.
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TINS DROUGHT AND ER oRoPs.--GEoRaIA.--A letter in
the Savannah Republican dated La Grange Troup
ty, says;
We are burning up with drought Two-thrds OF this
county viii not make bushe Of 10 the n il
does not rain in few days There streaks where
they have had plenty OF rain and all the showers for weeks
past have been confined to those locslities'
ALApAMA.-A letter to the editor Of the Montgomery
(Aabama) Mail, dated Cotton Valley July l8 states that
the prospect for crop in this settlement is poorer than
has been for twelve years. owing 70 the drought There
has been rain here since about the 18th June advance
the growing crop Cotton very sorry Corn is ruined
No in this settlement thinks OF making more than
half CROP
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United states Patent once,

IN the petition w. E. h. Robinson, OF Boston, Massa-
ehusr praying for tho nson of granted TO them
the 30 September 1884, for Improvement steering
u vessels for from the expiration OF said patent
which kes place N 10th of September, sJ6--
II 10 ordered said petition heard Al the Patent on &c
Wednesday the 2i day Of September ~ O'Clock
notified show they
hare why ssid petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing the required he IN the Patent
Ocs their objections specially forth IN writing at least twenty
all testimony filed by either
said hearing taken and transmitted IN accord
the oco which win be furnished on appi
cation.
The testimony the WILDE closed on the sh day Of sepe
deposons, other relied testimony
filed In the Office before the OF that day
the Arguments, u any, Within ten days thereafter
Ordered published the ntelgencer
Union, and Evening star washington D. CT Republican, n
Md Pennsylyaniau Philadelphia Pa Dsy Book, New
Evening Poet, Bosou Mass week for three
previous the 24 day OF September
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Ps-Eo papers win please copy and send their
bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice.
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No. 55Tl
Notice OF Withdrawal OF Lands I'm Iowa.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Ap l5law2m

IN ofan approved 5 May 1856 "mskng grant Of
alternate sections 10 aid In the
~ said Instructions
issued office Withdrawing from market, until further
ORDERS the except those IN the fol-
lowing districts which still purchasers for effect
ing sales and locations, vizf
Once Mt Dacorrnh all the lands In the district
Dodge, all the noh Of line townships
% and 49,
sour city the lands north Of the line between
ships el and ~.
Given my hand Land Once the city of
Washington, this 2lst day Of May, 1853
THos A. HENDRICKS,
May 2o-lsw6w TInE and Stnrl Commissioner.
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR ~ MAURp's-Soulh Caro-
linn In Revolutionary War being reply
and mistakes Of writer's relation
course aud conduct Sonihron cents.
Documentary History o the American Ravolurion consnH Of
papers relating the contest for liberty
Carolina Prom originals the possession o editor
anurces, l7G4-I776 BY II. w, Gbbcs NJ ~. 81
ife General Daniel Morgan Of the Virginia line OF
army OF the United states, ny lanes Graham. al 25
Victoria ny Caroline ChetubrO 81 as
Fashionable life. by Mary N Eastman. sl.
The Kingdom which shall be Destroyed hoan exposition
OF prophecy, Ry Rev. J. Oswald, A. W. 81
The Picture cor Young ny Mary Howu, twenty
Illustrations by Byram J. Pierce. 80 cents
July bookstore nesf s'h street
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United states Mails for Salt Lake City.
rosr osuor Drp.Rrarsr, May 81, Il


DROPOSAIS for the mails the United
dt Of Deeember 1885, 10 the I'll day of November s6o
following Once
this department until O'Clock of The 18th Of October. 1885,
be decided the day, to wiz;
No. sl Independence, No. via Fort Keaney
Laramie, in Eebraska Territory, 10 salt Lake city In
Utah Terii ory. $50 miles and back, a month.
Leave Independence the first Of every a m;
Arrive a Salt Lake city the lat day OF the month";
Leave Lake city the I'd day every month al
hrhye al independence by the last day OF the mon,h.
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Episcopal High school OF virginia,
al Horard, the Heights, three miles rcst Of 4ierardr
REV. JOHN r. MCGUIRE, Rector

Rev. JOHN p. MCGUIRE, Rector.
THB session will Wednesday, 10th Sep
Il tembet
Terms s2o5 Tor board regular NC. Modern
languages music, and drawing charges,
Reorences The Bishops end other clergy o the docese Rev
Johns baltimore Rev Mr. Cummns, OF Washingon and
Rev Mr. seymour OF Frederick city, Maryland
containing Of study government lrms Ac,
those who request them
Jobs p Mcclure, Theological Seminary, Faar
county, Virginia.
HowaRD. July II, 1856.
July l5-lavsw
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ExEcurlvn coMNuNIoATlosa


The SPEAKER laid before the Mouse a communication
from the Navy Department in 10 resolution Of
the House asking for Information to the length of
vice of officers in the navy; which was laid on the table
and ordered TO be printed.
Also communication from the Department Of the Int
rior enclosing the draught OF bill in relation to the
cent grans for railroad purposes which referred to
the Committee on Public Lands and ordered 10 be printed
SANITY PASSENGERS.
Mr. WASHBURNE Of Illinois, said that IL would be
recoected by the House that the bill amend an act 70
provide for the better security Of lives and passengers
board vessels propelled in whole part by steam had
been made the special order for the 10Th OF June On that
day there quorum present and IL the general
the House should find itself with quorum the bill should
be taken up and made the special order for future
day lie asked that the bill be taken up and made the
special order for Tuesday, the 5th of August
Mr. JONES of Tennessee, objected. He was not aware
OF any such understanding having been had.
Mr. WASfBURNE moved to suspend the rules which
motion not agreed TO.
DIES MONIES RAprDs
On motion OF Mr.. KENNETT Of Missouri the rules were
suspended, and the Committee Of the Whole discharged
from the further consideration of the bill to continue tho
Improvement Of the Des Moines rapids In the Mississippi
river The bin being under consideration, the amendment
Of the Committee Commerce reducing the appropra-
ton for that purpose from S500000 TO 100000 was agreed
TO- and the bill as amended read third tmo and pass
ed-yeaS III, nays as.
AFFAIRs
Mr. DUNN, Of Indiana asked The indulgence Of The
House TO take up Senate bill entitled act to authorize
the people of the Territory OF Kansas TO form oonstu-
on and State government preparatory to their admission
into the Union on an equal footing with the original
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muE Prison of wsItevreden, AVID the East Indian
hrchp.lssoj by Capt Gibson volume Of fsS pages, with
many engfsyings. 81 ..,,, $500.
July rs FRANCk TAFLoE !
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DAcHEL and IN. New worid.-A Trip TO the Unes
June no ~ N' rRAgcK TAYLOR. Il
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ties by that their only end and aim was revolution and
treason
Anm further debate, the amendment agreed to-
The bill after being discussed and amended
ported 10 the House with recommendation that II pass.
The question being the adoption OF the amendments
Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio moved the previous ques-
ton which seconded and the main question ordered
The bill was then passed over until tomorrow
REPORTS PACIFIC RAILROAD
Mr.. NICHOLS, Of Ohio, from the Committee on Print
ing 70 whom referred the resolution of the House 10
inquire into the expedency of printing 10000 copies of the
various reports of the select committee the Pacific rail-
road reported that the total cost OF the printing would DO
$500 and resolution providing for the printing OF that
the epor together for the OF the memberS
which was agreed TO.
SENATE BILL REFERRED.
On motion of Mr. BENSON of Maine Senate bill TO pro-
the efficiency of the navy taken from the Speak
es table and referred the Committee on Naval Affairs
EVENING
On motion of Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio the resolution
providing for night sessions extended during this
week
The House then again resolved itself into Committee of
the Whole Mr. HAyEE of New York in the chair,) and
the committee took at o'clock until o'clock,
p
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. TALBOT of Kentucky delivered an hour speech
the subject of general politics. reviewing the position Of
the three great parties strongly condemnng black repub
licansm and know-nohipgsm, and as oldne whig
iterating his admiration for confidence in and determine
tion to adhere 10, the democratic party.
Mr.. DOWDELI, of Alabama, discussed the slavery
question: and held that the doctrine of State rights the
only hope for national safety He showed that MIR.
Fillmore, during the ten years he member OF Con-
gres acting with the worst enemies of the South and
that during his whole political care identified with
the abolition sentiment of the North and leader in
the agitation, while Mr. Buchanan has used his best en-
deavors to drive back the ide Of econasm and
peace and quietpess TO the country
Mr. WHITNEY ne New York rnoda
Speech directing his remarks chiefly against the Catholic
church, which, he argued claimed supremacy the
laws of every country.
Mr. CRAlGE, of North Carolina inquired of the gentle
what practical legislation the know nothing party
proposed at present against the Catholics2
Mr.. WHITNEY replied, none at present,
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PsEo the above papers viii please copy and send their
bills the Patent Once with paper containing this notice.
JnlR 92-lHw3Y
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Senate then resumed the consideration Of the bills
the calendar making appropriations for harbor and
river improvements and the following debated at
great length, read third time, and passed
The bill making appropriation for the construction OF
harbor at the mouth Of Grand river in the State Of Mich
igan.
Bill making appropriation for the construction Of a
harbor at the mouth Of Black lake. in the State Of Mic
gan.
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Ieruhcaes oil packages xp
Do do A halves. .................... 70
Do do 8 quarters ..................... IS
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF kages the
lotteries will receive the attention. and
Of drawing will be Immediately afer it
o all who order
Address r.J. hUCARY, Agent,
July 10 Wilmington, Delaware.
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Wild pigeons have been numerous in the ro;.A
hnrhnnd 81 w inrhertar Va $500 W 'n eue nelgn

horhood of Winchester, Va for some weeks
Genesee and Canadian ports ~ 'ne
The Parkersburg ya) Gazette notes IN. s..
partnre Of l6 or II families from thai co,n,v sr
the West. e'an'y Ior
IT.. CORPORAL Of line regiment, stationed at Ca.
nas France, has just inherited fortune of ~ oo0
COO francs. VI so'ooo''
Inc Merchants Exchange, and a number of
o,hsr Dalongs and stores, in Bath, Steuben CO..
$4,000. w sae "so'n uit Loss
ane report that Mile Rachel was shortly TO be
Ss is contradictsd by her friends in Paris
saise- In "Louis XII Tan
-, A,mong the passengers By the Persia, for I5var.
poo.' are Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Florence the ysnI ~
n1 Insn comedisns. who go to England ON : nro
onai tour Mr.. Florence Is bearer Of ~"
' s =; .. Legation at LONDON -'sAs'
hotel: were served At one Of the N York
Asax BostonA "Ss sfo"n under glass,
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MEDICINES.

sr,nEEE HEERs AND AT THEM
-Denrolish with that weapon OF as'sa ii
Ionards Instdst Relief oil Conshs Colds sne e.t rau
ma. Let not the sweet breath OF sprnst a. 70 the
with dowpcast eyes and lnnfuid lookh ~ 6.v. the
healing balm of health and ysor ana y yVl hss s,.d
slightest symptoms Of coughs or co.'s .r RrIIrv
ard Of eli medicine LEoNARps iS
AND SPEEDY CUBE. ao1,ar
lobe had Of Duval 4 Norton; k a, noas 4 Sam.
Hill, L. B. Thomas. Lsidley = . arrsr,on. and eli
ple s. M Zaehrisson. 0rnoos y Aff'''
brurrists In the State Of virginia. raa r.
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NOTICE.-Passengers going North are hereby
Y informed that 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 So to obtain Breakfast or Supper the
PROPRIETORS. T
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aug. 81. 1855 ISL
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HOTELS.

NOTICE...The Ballard Hotel saloon, fu
the new building opposite the Exchange Hotel
entrance the that to the hotel This esta b.
lishment, the European plan, this day open for
the accommodation of the public, and the subscriber
hopes that the neat and elegant style in which he has
fitted his saloon will far meet their appreciation
that he will receive fair share of their patronage
He Eolicits visit. J. w. SMITH,
ial Late of Lynchburg Va
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ar farm in the lower part of Henrco county, on
IA Sunday night the 23d inst, negro man NAM
ed ARMISTEAD. He is bright mulatto,
IL about feet inches high, square made, but
not stout, weighs about 1856 or 14o pounds. One of
his fingers on the left hand has been injured and he
cannot bend it. He has good address, and is quite
intelligent He had on when he left black SLOUGH
hat black dress coat drab colored evercoat, and
black pants The above reward will be paid for his
apprehension if found out of the State and 800 if
arrested in the State and confined in any Jail that
get him again. +. ID. POlNDEATER.
NH 23--12t*
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LIQUORS., CIGARS &c.
IL 20 bbls old Nectar WHISKEY
80 " " APPLE BRANDY
10 Octave Old LONDON DOCK; do. Dark and
Pale
3do MADEIRA WINE
20 demij johns do do very superior vintage of
1842 and l847, of the following brands-''Pale-
tate" "Palhatime" aud "Old Reserve
Is baskets CHAMPAGNE, very fine
5 doz superior CLARET
40, 900 choice Havana CIGARS
demjohns Taylor's BRANDY
Just received and for sale by
BAKER Il PLEASANTS.
We have in bond in the Norfolk Custom-House a
choice lot of fine BRANDIES, WINES. GIN, &c
We have the samples in store, to hich we beg leave
to call the attention of dealers. b. Z.
NH %
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Financial and Commercial.


The Millefs' or Grain year begins on the im Isl. "
tuiy. We have now gone through the thira auS s,,
ter Of the wear. AZ Il may be Interesting to farm
err and dealers In breadstuffs, we give ee.o
Inspections Of the Arst three quarters ''' va -
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II1ISIC ST(lRE.-P

r1- THE MUSIC STUhN.-r
u@[SSs H. TAYLOR would remind his
II friends and the public generally that
Y = u his store is on Governor street
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE-
ONS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
DEONS of the best quality and at the lowest prices
He sole agent In this city for the sale of the cee
brated Nuans & Clark's PIANOS, which are not sur
passed by any other makers, and equaed but by few
Also Gale & Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality.
He has the largent stock of MUSIC to be found In
this State and constantly receiving the latest publ
cations which he will sch ct the most reduced prices
and upon as good tsrms a. can be had elsewhere.
r. Pianos tuned. repaired, and let on hire.
CT Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
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- GRIFF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gel.

a. GKIFE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eel.
L0Nebrated race horse and stallion will make his
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
Goochand county He will be let to mares at the
very low price of twenty dollars the season, payable
in all case in advance.
The owner is induced to put the price SO low that
all NAV have chance for race horse almost with
out cost
Mr. Dean or Mr.. Tally will receive and receipt for
II money for his services.
Mares sent to him will be well cared for at either
place at reasonable rates, and ample provision 10
made for their accommodation.
GrooTn f.a 81 NH Aim
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE, April Sd -Flour--Howard street ST.
City. mills S6.75Ga. Market closed dull. Receipts
of grain heavy--White Wheat 81 6o3l 80 for fai. to
prime; Red S .53di6e White Corn 5ld57; yellow
52058. Mess Pork $500 Lard l06IO4
New YORK, April sd.-Flour declned-State SIS rs
al; Ohio S712b7 IS; Southern S7.57d7 81; Fancy
do $500. Wheat firm and unchanged. Corn higher
Mixed S. Pork sdvaueed-Mess 1857. Beet dull
Lard improved and quoted at loi. Whiskey firm.
Central Bonds sssl; Sterling Exchange dull
NEw ORLEANS, April 2.-Cotton-Sales II 200 b,,es
before receipt of steamers nothing done since
con Sides SIC; Shoulders 7c. Do
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I'm JOHN DOOLEY, -
I'LL No, 81 MAIN ST, RICHMOND, VA.
Has now ready his SPRING stock of Goods both Of
his own manufacture and imported, for wholesale
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 eegaRt and those
imported, whether French or of Northern manufac-
ture are of the choicest and most fashionable kinds
His supply of
MISSES FLATS,
LADIES' RIDING HATS,
INFANTS TURBANS,
And all other articles belonging to his trade, ex-
ceediugly rich and varied and will be found to meet
all the requirements Of merchants and others.
NH 15-ts
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QICHMOND. APRIL Iss IS58.--GRRAI
IL. NEWS FOR THE LADIES -Aa wa ara nn,.

DICHMOND, APRIL LIST
h NEWS FOR THE LADIES As we are now
in receipt Of our and carefully selected SpIine
Stock and are receiving weekly 50 it gives us
pleasure to state that we able to supply our
and buyers generally with the hands r.
and cheapest goods before offered in this arket
Our stock consists Of Ladies' Dry Goods and Fsuey
tcieE Lawns Prnts; Jscone,s; striped and plain do,
Swiss Muslin; figured and p ain do. We are aiso ~
receipt Of large supply of Ladies' Parasols Of iii
styles, at the lowest prices; Embroideries Ribbon.
and TdmminEs. We have the best assortment. and
offer them below the usual prices All we solicit il
az early call a. we feel assured those who are in want
Of anything In our line wild not regret il nv cailins
soon At the new store OF H.. CAMP BRO,
spl 81 22S Bros0 1t.
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q OHsErTB AT 1 .--.J ast received a flne
~ lot Of Corsetts nom si mp % The fiutss ffeach
make, &C ], L.. WELLS,
NH u - Aain street. Manaion House.
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TNKUE TURF OIL..F" IT old sores Of every
Il description on Man or ON Beast tits useless to try
any other remedy we warrant this to under any
circumstances all the for which it is recon.
uended and here at home to refund the money
if it does not. DOVE CO.
PROOF POSITIVE FROM LOUISA.
LOUISA, Feb. 29th 1856.
MEssRs DOVE 4 Coin the Spring of So one OF
our negro women suffered from dreadful sore on
one OF her ances the inflammation from it extended
to the knee and foot though tried the usual RENE
dies continued to get and for six months she
could neither work nor walk about procured bot
tie of your Turf Oil, and in fort-nishts time, she
was able to 60 about and is well. look upon it
IS excellent for sores, cuts and bruises.
Yours, with respect
OVERTON H. PETTUS.