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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
HOUsF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TIE H. pse as wen ne toe Seo.te adopted tse RePor.
Of the Joint Committee OF Conference on the oin
tmfbdsto,y of the Bounty Law Of 1885.
tie bin provides that parOl vldence, wheTe No TO
cord exists, may be admitted TO prove military service
REFORMED the 9Th secton Of the act OF 1919
10 embrace officers, msrues, eeanen aud other per
soils 81 gagged in tho naval service during the 'e'
outionary War and their widows and minor children,
and aO siBg to complete the time oil service one u'y
for every eniy miles from the place waeTe the troo
Ogsnized 10 MUSTER and also on their return alter o'
charge. ..
that the President be requested n communicate, II
compatible with the public interests, such infJnna'on
80 sy be in bis Possession touching the recent as
turbapce at Panama aud the interruption on either OF
tie routes on foreign territory between the Atlantic
ard Pacific Ocean,, and what measures have been
taken for the protection Of American interests relative
TO TIE same.
Tie House resumed consideration Of il. disagree
men. 10 TIE Senate's amendments 70 the Deficiency
Appropnet IN bill.
Mr.. 0IDDlNGS earnestly attacked an item for the
expenses Of the judiciary in Ohio and warmly
condt muDg the appropriation Of money 10 discharge
srrearsges contracted FOR returning fugitive slaves 20
Kentucky, when he suddenly siated and fell - the
foI. Several members immediately conveyed him to
a sofa near an open window. profound sen1a,ion
was occasoned by the incident and was spoken
Of when it was moved TO change the order Of business
and receive reports for hour. Mr.. Glddlng' soon
returned TO consciousness and WAS conducted to his
residence.
lie morton 10 receive reports was cSIocu W, anu-
Mr.. CAMPBELL, from the Com uittee Of Ways
and Nears, reported the Pot Office and Ocean Msl-
steamer Appropriation bills.
Tie bill gantiDg spward Of 500, 900 acres Of lslt
TO Iowa To aid railroads i, that State was parsed BY
20 to So
Mr.. SMITH (Alatsmn). from the Committee on
Elections reported resolution that the parties to the
New Mexico contested election case be authorized to
appear before the House either in person by coun-
sci, 10 defend their respective claims He said the
Iesou ion especially designed for the ,tting
Member SehOr GsllegOs, who cannot speak Eoglish
sufficiently well to argue his case before the House:
Dir. JONES Tenn moved the employment OF IN
Interpreter instead of counsel He opposed to tae
admission Of counsel, as dangerous precedent
Mr.. SMITH ala. stated that the Committee on
Elections bal eide against Gauegos, and in favor
of Otero the contestant. He then proceeded 70 chow
the necessity of authorizing the employment OF counsel
Alter fuitheI debate the question was passed over,
and
Mr. GIDDINGS, having returned 10 the hall, con-
cuded his remarks sgainrt the Serates amendments to
the Dofct ncy Appropriation bill. During his remarks
he referred TO affairs in KaDsas and the Indian war in
Oregon. coudelnnOg the proceedings in both Terrific
ros. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
A DAY OF DISASTERS.
rom Our special Correspondent.


wAsHINGTOs Thursday, May 8, 1856.
This has BEEN day of disasters. This afternoon
the Editor Of tn. Star was assaulted by Major
uoss and knocked down with o cane. Mr. Wal
Zach drew revolver but finding his assaan. in
{be hands Of third party fo'bOre to fra.
Mr. Giddings has ftltbut little Inconvenience from
bis attack At the end of an hour and hall he
went on and fnshed his speech, though not without
exciting the spprehensions Of MS friends.
The Stars account, this evening" OF the murder
ut Wizards HOTEL exhibits II in the most unfavOr-
.ble light for Mr. Herbert. The investigation is
going on and large crowd is assembled.
The House has wasted another day on the ques-
ton of another Committee Of Conference without
coming to decision. Considering the pressure OF
the Kansas question, these delays, which serve no
earthly purpose, ought to be avoided. The queS-
tios before the House can only be decided in one
way, and any FIVE minutes Of the last forty-eight
hours was enough to settle it. The objections
taken by individuals side Of the House to the
action Of tho Ways and Means Committee do not
seem to be well grounded. There ought to be and
night DO entire harmony. J.s.P.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09

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tie Irovru,it teus ioncrsiy 20 sac o. s 80
Sic e 80 GJosf.rs sr. New OTeas. "isS@-' :. '-'
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7f Tb. udSy arted t. J. % e's. 'le az
sfit h uffktf C'ene a. cN -
d si,e rrce. 7ns STOCK es,'ns'ed at 81
b.l- q ~hL 40 o~. american Tie u-4e va 'ai poe"
{. hsys Ftsd -s"oy h-i d.
SrAIk 81 TE,Dk ~ M.ycHEsrRR-Bayer' OF
0ocrs 81" lsEIs We e'T-st "a ir.e''0a "O ="
LyITTCCL bREADsrCTFs MARSgr -Ine bToS'rs
cr,ulr porte tie tct " oVs sitter ara lee- trns
,,,si e Gy9i Ohio IS ass Sd wHE,r quot ct tor-sr
rats Gems oi ii. hEher; =. descriptions ''ius -; y
p ~ sliiev c qro'e Ptrs.c'rt, "s B,ulorc 80,
siC l. Red q es "a soas cireal.rs soo:e White
wlSststHl g. cili. aud Ret 9. 90.
LIvLRFuoL Prov MARKEr.-M essrs. Richard
Sc, -I-t,eS Co Bics.d iib,s ca James NcHepyS
Co. AZ h.rs 'srrc r-r"r'us BEET ucch. seS viii ees
n srtei bse Wrh buyers PUN. Western Mess
e. ,n' Fasprr a. ss9Ti6 An s-ive speaalarvs d-msnd
fo tsco, So '4'~'. paid ~ 10. Niede: a. .netoa L,so
ClyrsE r.u'ed. TaLLow weak and transactions
LnIRro Of PRonUoE MiRxkr.-F7om the Brokers
ties oon nee mode Fae denaaad t',aeI r-'s
bse .Sv.re-c s pew MoLiss.s, ,h.de bsh-r CoSyss
Fer, m a. q, and Pot. IS g. BANK prc-.s
81 ace hgter az -. OF Phisds hsn anu bNrnore
tr hr- Nothing dO,r in Tar; large arrivss
Spirits TUSfEsrE heavy sni rtnsae loas
ceclir as Il. DYEWoopsA ta!r business do'rs
LONpOs MARkETs.-hiessis. Banags BrO;. & Co.
rercr Sus.Rs flu ard bnnes- doug Sd alysuce
CoTySE uIctsns-d BEFADsrusss melef,ie dem.rd at
rreyiou. zee FLovs. 81 n, -hts WHEAT 81 go
bed. - 06'' IL. cuh al sid @sd Tor Consou LNssED
Ou-Ssles 81 brit cuofed the cCe- S)i. RIGS dull
7.LLow-s-le-f A.. the spot, and 10 10 Nrvr.
SPLITS TURPESTiNg sAte lower; sales AZ 81 IRON usrst
FIN and ksus t.s q-o'ed az rs sts ~ RHl.,
s8 9s lC Scotch Fss so.ce io~erssaies At 75s En
dish 1rx. LEAD ard -rELrrS srm st former rates
AMERICAN SgCURIIIEs .-Messrs. Bel II Co. report
cd i'm ed trsre~- Se uias az previous rates
4 l. s. l.d nd ,tps
sc Nsr,s,d 8. ssisset Irois eurA Bonds si gs"i'
Me-, Yc,I Csrtr. CoryeItihes sSd9l do Upconyerhies
iCdss Ist Morsse sealCo; do 81 DO eies do Con-
,er'ities. 79I Is Penis. CeutTsi 10, SJHSe +,
HAvEE MARKxrs.-The sales of CoTros tor the
We .G Ap 81 .cus,e l. COO bales asd the i'm,
II ~ Of the sns prod ca taes oeh on hand l"o"
bare. New OIL. Ord.dre quo,ed a. sbt bss.D,
sTuFFs urcban1c mod. rated husre PR1vsioss du but
no chs - IN quotations L,RD 6gtg CIT >Uoss 6' on me
srot WH.LEBosg n'n W pssrt t"ud'
Grey North Wes'-rn Sff PC PoN - lie The repor's
,m The u-ruf,cug ccs Of frsucs less favorable,
and seter-l IN ness prevailed.
TBB LATEST LIVERPOOL AaRKIrs-LVskPooL.
SauraAy s6th The sales OF Corros today are esu'
mated shout cot bsss, With change IN quotations.
BssADsrvrFsia moderate demand at the Quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
AMERICAN VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.

RICHMOsD, Va, ThuIsdsy Way 8, IoJb.
The American STATE Convention adjourned last night
at 10 o'clock. Electors for the Congressional an
Senatorial Dstrc's aod for the counties in the s ate
were appointed. Jobs NJ. Pots, Thomas s. Fcurnoy,
a. H. fl. Stuart and John S. Carlisle eecte 4 for
the state at large.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Rrthss nouinstion OF Mr. Fillmore and ndors.S
him 20 the Union end the Ccnsuutiol-knowGs
South North East. West looking only 70 the Inter
Of the whole cbuttry
ludorsee Mr. DoDelsoa fead Of the Unoa. sud
patriot faithful 10 the Constitution.
Coudensos the SqBatter Sovereignty OF the Nsbraska
bills hloh la violation Of SatufA
laws asceLdoucy Of tho sptiSa'ery sentiment
cured in Territory hst IGay hereafter be formed
Fourth That tho prOefpye seint AID harsh nvectvs OF
the democratic paiy is uljusifaDls aid unpsLTiotic
Fi. That the Democratic responsible ss The en-
bsuss.ed oeudatios Of the f1snoos Of Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
,ssAl Correspondence Of ne y. Y 1riesre.

spssa, Couospondsnee Of TIE y \. TTiesre
WASHINGTON, Thursday. May s, 1856.
The circumstances OF the murder ST Wizards
this morning understand 10 be these. Mr.. Her
bert came down late to breskiss IN the dining hall
He entered with small cane in his band and or
dered servan. to get him some breakfast The
servant told bin be was to- late and that he should
have been there before, showing. beside, an ind,-
position to wait on him. Provoked by this, Her
bert struck him and the waiter threw plate at the
member, cutting his face and causing the blood 10
nOw A melee at once arose aud other servants
psshing toward the parties, sOmo With upliftOd
chairs. In an instant several discharges Of pis'ol
we're board aud the advance Va. stayed. Herbert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09

TIRE TRIBUNE g. I'D sstsud The Coliseum bs.i.
fat vi Hale Phillips Co In bIos1wsy sge9.
ana 1t tEos..s with -. suit oT tb.s IL did To-
oaet THE TRIBUNE enecut- ia three the t~er Tor
Intend uudes int. Bill Of 5Y~oihe> tilhs
rac. ard wors We sh. certainly take pleasure N g,ns IL
TIE tese6 OF -I'J.nsoOn 6-ni but
prove uron ih,es hundred inDes than anything
CHARGED in coirmDs" lEyrr-a
Docs The Express mean, or does j. not, 70 per
sst ssss rtion already denoupcedi Does 1, mat
a. docs it hot, tbst III G. Of THs TRIBUNE" took
rsrt in "Anti-Sisvery bresktset st the Coliseum
scrne time ago. We NJ. not certain. from the above,
whether now adheres to tbs. charge or ne sns to
dodge 1t under pretsase OF proving a" something
"buhdred tine. sorse." Lex rs you ssteupt to
gore ths. Ass@esni PRIV. il uswl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
FOREIGN AFFAIRs-pERsoNAL AFFRAYs.

frosn Der Own Cotreei osdese
WASHINGTON, Thursday, May 8, 1856.
Padre Viii has not yet appeared at the State
Department, nor approached tho officials. lie is
patiently waiting the movements OF his friends.
That no mis- axe might occur concerning the
French Minister of Wars indisnity, each of oar
three Commissioners reduced the facts and Ian
euage to writing. All coBcurreS, on comparison,
and statement was made 70 Mr.. Mason, who has
not communicated on the subject to our Govern
ment, leaving the inference tina! he has not acted
An affidavit was received By the President this
morning, from the Captain OF the Odzaba, dstsd
May 6, protesting against the ysitaticn OF his
vessel at San Juan 10y Captain TarltOn of the
EuIydicc, British man-of war. His statement
shows that he passiyely Submitted at the time to
what is now complained of. Tue pOstponement OF
the ,emons rance would indicate th,t the recOgni-
ton scheme was declining aud this is applied Us a
new stimulaat.
There seems to be probability, from the debate
in the Senate to-day, that the resolution auhoriz
ing the termination OF TIE Sound Dles Treaty,
will bs rescinded, aud gu act Of Congress substi-
.uted, comforting the power disputed on the
President
judicial investigation only can decide the
merits Of the bloody ARRAY az Wizards this morn
ipe, in which Mr. Herbert OF California, killed one
Irish wait. and wounded another.
Much sensation was produced in the Hall of the
House to-day by the sudden f.D Of Mr. Giddings,
during his speech. Ii was evidently from q tempo
rary determination Of blood 10 the brau. He sub
sequentiy RESUMED his speech to tho relief of the
general anxiety.
Msjor Ileiss and NJ. Wa'lack Of The Star had
8 fraoas this afternoon at Wizards, ariaing no Il
Nicaragua publications made BY the latter.
The mercury here 1. ri.ing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
ILLNESS OF MR. GiDDINGS-A SCENE IN
THE HOUSE.
sp.oia c.u..voodsuos Of The N. Z. Trlsuns.

Special CexJ eeuoGc5nce OF khe ~ l. ttWune-
WASHINGTON, Thursday May g, 1856.
Mr.. GiddiDgs suddenly fell in fainting or apo
plehc fit while addressing the House about l2l
O'Clock to day. He had commenced a speech on
the Deficiency bill, and Was vehemensly denouncing
the appropriation of twentysx thousand dollars to
defIay the expenses Of the OHIO Marshal, Mr. Rob-
inson, in returning the heroic slave mother and her
children from Cine nlsti Mr. Gddings WAS iQter-
ruptcd at the moment by Mr. Campbell of Ohio,
but he declined yielding the floor, saying that it
WIS a subject which reused his feelings add filled
his soul that he would not yield the floor for any
explanation, even to friend. He proceeded to
say This enthusiasm rising Us he prOceeded,) that
be would refresh the memory Of the House by
history Of that transaction Ho had just reached
out his arm in intepse gesticulation when ne sud
denly grew purple in the face and fell to the foov
Several members immediately rushed to his assist
ance among them Mr.. Humphrey Marshall of Ken
tucky, who carried water, bathed his temples aud
looscped his crayat, when the ve'eran quickly re-
yiyed and vas led to an open window 10 tho lobby,
where he soon recovered sufficiently to go 30 his
lodsipSs The House at once postponed the BUSH
ness under Confederation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHIsGTOH, Wcdnerday, Hay !, 1876.
w. G. Hammond, esq. Of New-YoTk was admitted
as councillor in TIE United Ststes Supreme Court.
No. lo6.-Are smebt was continued BY G. Cushing
for oefoncants. ali concuc cd by the Hon. NJ HAVEN
for plsioifs.
No. iC7.-N. G. Pease vs. John Peck survivor
&c Argument commenced by Mr.. LAWRENCE for
plaintiff and continued by NJ. Ga1ser FOR defendant.
WAsHISGTos, Thursday, May {, 1856.
No. s5-Steamer Oregon, Roger A. Heru. master
anu ssrt owner, spP. W Jas am Francis Roccs and
Nc. e. Same W. ROBE Turner CT a.. Argued by
Hon. X. johnson for appellant and Hon. p Philip for
sppellees
Ne llo-Matrhew Watson. plaintiff vs. Colin s
Tsrpley. Argued ty the Hon. G. Z. Bsdker for
pta,rt,h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
posac~ rers.

Rr Asher. Lady sid child, Ms wplet, Mrs BROOKS aud
chile Mr. Firth snd lady Mr.. GOODWIN aud lady, VT Malls
T., mt AK lady Sr wehere .dy sEd nf,ni ,y6s.tet hs
an Dr. Pierre Asst Com. Gen Salwse, Col biscos. MI
ale aud sr, Mr. lady AID hrs- chdrsni Ms Stot
Mss Im.I u. Mr. Bs,bv-n lady infant a,d t~o children
ed ctd M lady and three children. C.p MASTER.
Mrs Geo o. ". Morgan, two children and sef.an, O,p
C,cx.u Mr., Hur spd children. Miss MARKS Miss
,ktr Mess Mcdonald Rutherford Barber, Paiue More.
Rsrey T,rntal Ir~th. Bsrlet MoEyen. Bro~nsOn LOPEZ
S,tvcrdrr Roberts smith Sherwood C1slk, Dewsr bu'ch
s Nelock Dunscos BE- Ssnchas Csul5.cI Ler Sch 'irr
Muller. B.u.eh. Maxwell Conway Letd Dart po.si :,
psyis BENIGN MeKesse Yuton Anderso. hauae vs. Mone
To- Latodne Dana Samuel, Stephens. WLsoa Fair' ssou
L1lsett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09

eIrnlrt Led got into bad fix, and the pest 'olas
would b, 10 ..torize the Prsiirnt to retr1c the -
tee a ocaLer and tave tie treaty in force as bette.
IGnak wos pm country. depend's NOON 10 =
Sorrc Due- for suppat, abd as IL was -Ha. 'a'h ~
nuhly vi lcb this oSGutry had TO ply, II VIOLA D p.
teT Ia al nil To Il AID no, run the n'k IL MYbNE5
tie country IN - war about 70 ANAL an sfiir.
he-srs. HALE, TOOMBS COLLAMEi. all BIN
JAMIN oppo--d the .routon.
NJ. BAYARD supported II. A5journed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.

TIE Hermann. W tn dates to the 25d ult nclu-
si,e, arrived at this port yesterday. We are H.
deoted to Mr. Mains her purser, for sn account u
the recent naval review of Spithead, for which, in
the great pressure upon our colsmn'. we ars uo-
able to Grd room. We suhjcin our correspondence
and Tie extracts from the journals:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
LATER FROM THE IsTHMUS OF PANAMA


An arrival at this port from Aspinaall brings us
dates to the cath ultimo. Everything was quiet al
Panama. The sloop of var st. Mary's had ar1ved at
that port. Her commander Immediately Inquired into
the caufe Of the late outrage, and correspon-
dence he'd taken place between him ard the Governor
Of Panama 1t was believed tina. the not rginsted
in 8 desire for plumber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
DEATH OF AN Elk U. S. SENATOR.

WAsHINGTOS, ih"isudJ may ., io'o;
Intelligence has been received here of the sudden
death of the Hon. WIN. c. Dawson late United States
Senator from Georgia, and nmerly Governor OF that
State Hi, last Senat rial term expired March, 1893
He died at Greensboro Ga. His disease was neural
C!1 OF the heart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
MINGTON MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

BALTIMORE. Thursday, May s, 1856.
The New-Orleans mail of Friday last has arrived.
At the Wilmington IN. c. election the Americans
elected four, end the Democrats Of their candi-
dates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
ILLINOIS AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION

CHICAGO, Thursday, May 8, 1885.
The American State Convention at Springfield yea
tercay indorsed III. nomination Of Fillmore and DOael-
son and adopted the following ticket for Stat. officers:
For Governor, VIM h. Archer; Lieutenant Governor,
NJ. S. Dunlop; Secretary OF State Anthony Thornton;
Treasurer, James Miller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
STEAM BOILER EXPLOSION.

ALBANY, Thursday, May 8, $50.
Tie boi'er.heah of the stoam-tug Washington Hunt
bl. W out tts morning. scaldDg the engineer, fireman
and cook-the latter severely. The boat = owned IN
Troy.
Tie weather il rainy. Nothing doing in tue markete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
ARRIVAL OF TIE CITY or BALTIMORE AT
PHILADELPHIA.

PBILADyLPHIA, Thursday, Nay SO a. m.
Tic screw sts srship City of Baltimore Is corning up
the river Her dates from Liverpool are the same ss
brought by the North America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At HOPKIN WILLIE. KY.
LOUISVILLE Thursday, Msy 8, 1856.
Tie business portion of the town OF kapkinsville,
Nv, was burned on Sunday afternoon The loss Il
eetimated ct nearly $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
crrIp CAuAWRA AT NEw-oRLHANs.

New ORLEANS, Tuesday. May 6, 1856.
The Cehawbs has arrived, from Hsvans 4th inst.
She brings 10 news Of importance. Sugars are h5ber.
The stock at Havana L. 90 boxes Moasses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
couuEpCIAL INrELLIGEhCE.

L,.EpooL CoIros hAha - ..,r,s. !, pr =, :, o,u.
{ u.ss rsesr.s a seass rsrtst '1a ~ S''s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
.t,.... -.


Gentlemen; Ny child had commenced breaking last
fall IN small which gradually extended TIE entire
head including both which much eaten by the
that both would drop off
tred all sorts OF advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL II began To GET better the bottle got broke aud APP
piled gals t. tit again began To My elder daugh
ter said PA 20 get soma OF that 1u DID, sisters head
looked 50 much better when you used il We another
bottle and her head nearly we'll This agra
NBed and took hall mn hour every day wash IT, and
offensive One more bottle fe assured will cure
her entirely there but little of the disease remanlHg
You entitled this and for the benefit others,
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully, Is T. CHALK.
Tn MpgSr A q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

CHESTERFIELD April l9th, eah
Mssfs Dorc CoilaYlng used Your Turf on aud finding
II Ia be such fine medicine, thin II due 90 y0u that Yeu
should know My daughter about two fell the
rocker chair and aud bruised her thigh very much
assumed the form of boil became very | had
anued by ply scHn but that did relieve 1t became
q and continued nearly years. tried
every medicine eaud hear of with effect until
duced 10 bottle OF TURF oil-aer using bottle
aud hall entirely healed lhavc used for Other
and found the benefit You liberty
this you think proper. s. ClIALkLY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29
Read the Truth u bout our Turf OIL.

HNUNT NITII TTn,
Dnhga sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses
leg and the skin of place large hand from
the traces rubbing the inside the thigh applied
Turf on, aud IN day he well Another
A mule which was working my day became unable
walk On eSamuing his foot discovered nail alont
inches long the head My driver and the uoighbors said
he would be good for nohm drew the nail inserted
piece of lint aud Turf OIL aud him work once
aud from that moment he has lost hour good
as also horse badly snigged the outside OF
his thigh In places about inches deep
Inches wide from which he stiff day Your
Gil applied and brought them entirely sound
truly is of the remedies for have
known, and have lived in drug
this as you think proper. Very truly
Ro Messrs. Dove * Co. j II WEISIGFR
For sale by STROTHER Il WHITEHEAD.
ma > d6m IVuchbufg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29
,s....lsk IdKOUGH EI<OM BU.l.A.... 10
e.-H--.AGas.n8 LNNCuRIlRG AND RIlI aInNn

Fare from Lynchburg Buchanan. .........,....s 50
% .
FROM Lynehburg 10 Charlottesville. 2 30
On ana alter the 22d of October
Buchanan at A Nj, and Lynehburg u Y. NJ Monday
eonesday and Friday and arrive Richmond second day
al ) o'clock A. NJ '''
ohhriottcsyhie passengers leaving Lynchburg y p NJ
feach SeottesVle at 10Y A NJ day arrive in Char
iotesrle at s. p NJ Leave Lynchburg for Buchanan ana
Lexington al q NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday and
arrive at NJ ~
From Lynehburg Richmond time AID distances in
card below 1900 - ''"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

These vessels of the first class built in the city Bal
more expressly for this trade aud superior
daons for They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade. and who will spare
exertion TO accommodate They will be owed up and down
the rivers by seam and be relied sail promptly
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York,
will find to their interest to ship by this line, freight will
always be taken low by any other line of Packets
every effort will be made by the agents in Richmond and
New York to give satisfaction Insurance be effected
the Richmond Fire Association by this line ! per
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining
share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 Newly or will be forwarded
free of commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston
yannah any other Southern Northern port
The vessels will lie in Richmond Dock In New York
at Berth No |, Coffee House Slip, foot of Wall Street
DAVID WIN CuRRIE, Richmond ...
c. II. PIERSON, n Y, Agents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

BIC ISLAND, Bedford county Va, Nov, !, 1854.
NeSrs. D0pc ~ CO-Gthomcn;.I used about fourth OF
bottle your Turf Oil upon the back horse the
back almost saw, entirely place large
hand aud this single application q only applied oncc) cured
tup entirely and permanently reay surprised the
qnenes of Its ruratves properties and think more prompt
eieacous than any thing the kind saw, and
have sold thou DIS OF bottles OF other preparations for similar
purposes
Respectfully. J +. BDNDURANT.