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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-01-30
For The True American.

f0r Inc True American.
Mn. EDIToR:--Some portion Of the
young democracy 4 was going 10 write
s.young America" but that word would
be offensive TO ihem) have for some time
past claimed for ther party the prefix Of
progressive. | had often seen the phrase
"the progressive democracy" in the rally
ing calls of certain would-be leaders Of
the party, without being able to see very
distinctly the applicability Of the term, lor
what kind Of progression i foreshadowed.
Now, however, the ubscurity is dispelIed
and The direction Of their progression is
frankly avowed.
4 In l776 the father Of democracy, as
claimed, in the United Stoies wrote and
proclaimed TO the world, tive hold these
irnths to be self-evident, that all men are
created free and equal, that they are en-
u
dowed by their creator with certain inhe-
rent and inalienable rights; that among
these are life, liberty and pursuit of hap
piness." Again at the same time he
wrote that the slave trade was a piratical
scarfass. an erscrabie commerce, The op.
prObrium Of infdei pOwers. And TO
both and all these sentiments allthe then
people Of the United States except few
tories or traitors said, Amen. This was
inl776 In 1856, packed eonvenhor
who assume to speak for the democracy
Of Stsie Of Ohio, solemnly resolve that
one portion Of the people Of a Stale OF
Territory have fright TO reduce another
portion to slavery, condition in which
the subjects Of ithave none Of the rights
enumerated by Mr.. Jefferson as inherent
Lndsinalienable, and that Congress has nc
power toinierfere, and all the democracy
are called upon. under the penalty Of ex
communication, TO say Amen.
IN 1904, Mr.. Jefferson being Presiden
Congress prohibited the carrying Of slave
into Louisiana, q territory just then ac
quired, except in one contingency, i
1903, Ohio was permitted 10 form con
stiiuiion upon condition that SLAYER.
should not be allowed BY il, in 1916 Ind
ana was allowed 10 form a consiiluIio
upon the same condition and in 1918 iii
nois was placed on The same footing an
ID 1885, Gen. Jackson being Presiden
Congress OrSanized the territory Of VIII
consin. embracing the now States Of Wi
con and qowa and tie territory Of Mimi
sofa, and expressly prohibited SLAYER
therein, All iheseTihings were done B
democratic Congresses or Presidents, a
allsIhe,slemocracy and the rest Of ma
Ard SID Amen Now the fast your
men eide Ohio pyogysssips demosrac
announce that Congress has no power
exclude slavery from any Stale Or iarrlloI
md nnder ,hs ban Of excommuniealil
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0SFThe f,llowing just tribute to the
memory Of Mrs, Anna DIKE, we transfer
to the columns Of our puper, from The Daily
Commercial Journal, Of Pittsburgh, Of tho
Oath inst,
On Tuesday morning, Jan. IS, Mrs.
Anna, wife Of Judge n. DIKE, of Steuben.
vile, Ohio.
This announcement which we find in the
Steubenyille papers vill fall heavily upon
many hearts bothin Steubenville and Pitts
bureh, where the deceased wasknown only
TO be esteemed and loved.
Mrs. Dixie was niece Of our late distin.
guished townsman, James Ross, Sr., and
ber educuLion, early committed to his com.
petent guardianship, had beenliberully aud
carefully conducted under his supervision
She was pneof the most intellectual Of wo,
menl and her Christian graces, her charm,
| Of person and character, her fine faculties
develOped'by thorougl' training, but heblil
happy spbjsction by sngulargentlenoss pnt
repose Of manner, rnre serenity Of temper
and the sweetest disposition that eve
crowned '~omaply excellcnccl marked he
in her social position, in her famlly, as !
model and example. Mrs.Dikc united Il
lhsFsslf % many qualities which eaoigsA
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Words Fifty Spoken.

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We find the following among the dis
cussions, recently had in Congress, on
The subject or Speaker:
|, has hecn said that "words FLY spo-
ken arr like aIplespf gold set in pictures
Of silver" We think that The speech Of
The Hon. Humphrey Marshall, Of Ken
lucky, delivered in the U. s. House Of
Representatives, on the 18th ull., contain
ed words eminenily filtn be spoken, and
worthy Of reproductions in every section
Of The Union. Speaking Of his desire 70,
see The ruunlry rid Of all isms, he said -
"Sir, wish 10 see The people upon
some line Of progress, in which their ma
lionaI iy may be asserted. and ibis gov-
ernmenl may be made 10 rebound 10 the
bcnt iii oi every section Of our noble Com
federacy.
Mr.. Jones. or Pennsylvania. The
gentleman took The liberty nf asking me
question; | hope he W Il allow me The
same favor al this pHint. | understood
him 10 say he recognized The lwellih sec
non Of the PHILADELPHIA platform. wish
10 ask him il lie recognizes that section
which pro,cribes men from the fights Of
| American citizens, as understood them,
On account Of heir religion and tho place
Of their birth (!
j Mr.. Mar,halI q l shall have no difficult
Il ,y al all il answering The gentleman that
question. | am in favnrof the largest
freedom in religion and liberty Of con-
science. As / claim The right Of private.
judgement in matters of religious belief
J Irlnyseli, Irespecl itin others. / am
i not in favor. and never have been in IA
I. yor, aud 4 deny ihl tile American party
!. has, in ils platform. .r in any manner,
r declared an n.eat 70 lcgslste br act SO az
i TO proscrile u man On accounted his re-
r EIigion. But | can le lhe gentleman This,
Z that whenever The American party see q
Enan.inthis county WIN locks abroad for
!, his allegiance, whether il be, found al
1 Rune or elsewhere, they donot believe
| i. r 4 M
' he can he trusted as 4 depository Of polil.
j cal power inlhis country.
: IhNeexptessed oihe gentleman, and
| have expressed 70 lhe country, tia. |
was in favor of--aud thai there was moth
) ing IN the American Order 10 prevent the
Q largest liberty oi conscience and religion.
: ! willnow say, sir thai | would spill my
J hlpnd, ifit wele necessary, 10 protectth
CATHOLIC, in his right of conscience snd
his right Of worship, just as quickly as
J. would to project The Prateslant, il the
: same right andso, ! believe, would the
whole American party.
Bul ! have already stated, and | now
!. repeat, that il you will exhibit 10 inc :
n Catholic who believes that he owes poll
ical allegiance concealed, ,if you choose
D. under The term Of ecclesiastical rule d
ID oiherru Ito a spiritual master beyon.
L - IN Il. 4 !. . y. .l
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all The democracy are reqhled 10 say
Amen 10 that also.
Heretofore, citizens Of the United
States, resident ina territory, were au-
shorized under The limitations prescribed
BY Congress to make their own munich
pal laws, subject TO be disapproved of by
Congress, when they became void, and
10 this too the democracy said Amen. ny
Now rnffians from an adjoining State en-
ter a territory, by force impose code Of
laws and body of officers upon The
inhabitants and denounce severe penalties
upon any objections to their doings BY
word, writing or print, and the President
Of the United States and the progressive
young democracy Of Ohio require all the
democracy to say Amen TO this also.
But all portions Of the people have moi
progressed in even pace with these fast
young men, and being dissatisfied with
the direction in which they were being
led, large portion Of them have called a
meeting by the way, for consultation and
consideration in the premises, to which
it would seem, the fast young men were
not invited, and having conferred togeth.
er, they concluded that the old doctrines
taught and practiced heretofore by them
and their forelaihers, were better thar
the new-fangled notions Of the progres.
sionists and they resolved 10 return ic
them and follow the fast boys no longer
Now the Constitution of the United
States is express that Congress shall pass
no law alb ridging the freedom Of speeel
or Of the press, or the right of The people
peaceably 10 assemble. The fast young
democracy clearly hold that these provi
sions are not binding upon the Missouri
invaders Of Kansas, nor upon the Ohio
emocralic 9Th Of January conventions ~
The President, therefore, and his Goser
nor, can see nothing wrong in Kansas, ant
the 9th Of January Convention, forbiC
under awful penalties, any of The democ
racy 10 meet in Know Nothing Assem-
bly,.
Their hoasling and their success re
minds me of an old farmer who boase
ed Of the prowess of his wonderful mar
lib He said he had pair Of green raw
hide tugs, instead of trace chains and h
once hitched her TO an enormous pin
tree; whole as il was cut from the stumI
but she was so light that she slipped bac
very time she attempted to draw ill.,
Thereupon being heavy man, he g
upon her back, when she walked freI
the place to his house quarter of mi
, without stopping, he never doubling III
I tree was trailing close behind. But whe
he dismounted he was astonished to fin
that the tugs had stretched the whole di'
lance without breaking and that the tire
: remained right where it was.
: TIE little light 9Th Of January Conve
}. tion has got the President to ride and 4
truth has been awfully stretched. but Il
people are immoveable. QUIZ.
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yEw.YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS

.s,-ps.DNsH-sss soGltf.-Ihs aadsr-
slRnei day fsfmed partnership IN TIN city
~ .rr Ter. upr-i .- ..!sI AMEI ROYSTERs,
purpose transacfng Commission bnsncss fr the
sale of MasrFscIuRTp and LTAF TOBACCO CoTToN FLoua
an and produce generally Locafian
Having ample means prepared MAKE liberal aa
vance. on eonsgnnens and rface consigned for sale
In New Yerk shipments through Messrs Rayrtsr Bro
4 q Richmond Va, will he forwarded FREE charge
JOSEPH BRUNEI. II Richmond
A. l.. RoYsTER. Of New York.
J n HofsIEB of Richmond
NV yonH January l. ies Liam 2siGm
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GOAL, IGnBEEs AND wOOD.-Aner this
~ date shall sell Coal Lumber and Wood for cash only.
Jan 26dly ii. a CHRISTIAN
NEW HOOKS. NEW ROCKS Payne 81
~ CHRISTIAN have for sale the following Works
R0bcrsOn's Practical volume. Price 50;
Matthews Digest ot the Laws Of Virginia. Price Sc;
The Virginia Convention OF filthy Hugh Blair tfigsby;
Macanays History Of England-3d and itl volumes;
The American Almanac for 1856;
Land Labor and toid-by Wm Howit;
The Virginia History OF African CoiVnzaon- Rev. p
Slaughter;
The Three NJ uTiages-by Mrs IIubback
They would ass call attention their large
Letter and Cap fAper-jns received some very fine.
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e. .z.Gs.s g.. THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN ~

NJ hoI hb AM hiNAi[h'->b'
Fare from Lynchburg BucGauan. ............Si 80
rom Lynehbug 10 GharottosN.lIt -
On AMI after the @ Of October Jacket Boats will
Buchanan at A M, and Lynehburg n =. NJ, Moudal
Wednesday and Friday and arrive in Richnud second 1t!
at j o'clock A NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lynch arg =
reach Scottesylle 100 A NJ day, arrive in oLs
lottesvile at - r NJ. Leave Lynehbrrg Buchanan
Lexington Al 81 a III. Monday, cdncsday and Irds! a
arrive at F.
From Lyhehhurs to Richmond time AID disapt IN
card below
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ae fIts j D. GREGORY co.
4 xuID II. @ timer mud Cnniy Mmmm.

l., A. BOYD, Con eiioner and Candy uanu-
- fAcTuRER DEALER II FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS
NUS CIGARS FANCY Articles Toys, &C, &c, wholesale
and just received the largest stock that he has ever
the public consisting In part Of CocoaDuts Almonds
Palm Sus porauR English Walnnts Filberts Ground Nuts
uheannts Snrdnes Pickles in jars Fig Paste Gum Drops
Fire Crackers. Roman Candies Hemp Seed Sky Rockets
Preserved Ginger in jars, do dry Gin
ger Peaches do Tomatoes Brandy Peaches in jars Ma
PIE sugar Dates Curans Gron Oranges Lemons Canary
seed Jujube Paste with splendid assortment Of walking
Canes Banoes Accordeona Nons Castncts Violin Strings,
Resin Screws Bridges Bows, &e with endless variety oi
TOYS aud Fancy Articles
plain fancy Candy manufactured daily, of the best
terias for sale in quantities To suit
Thankful for past avor respectfully solicit call from city
country buyers they fail to be pleased with my
stock aud prices -
dee Its ty) S. A. BOYD
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MERCHANDISE, &C.


~ eO-PARt$GR-hbkPN MOTTO E-n c3afe
~ fis dsy enfed int arartnershp Under the syle
- l. and hrin at SIIYIHIH0hk a CLIP IT, for the trans
- Watch and Jeweiry business In the store
heretofore occupied by IL sverthorn Main street. Lynch
hurE. Va -, -. =,
n a,es Jcwelry aud sYerw which will compare favor
aty for aad quality Nth house In the state II Il
- aur.o.e 10 Keep hand always. the best ahd newest
,s a line and 70 sell them at fair and reasona
III. s ard article sold by will be warranted TO be
as represented a.
catches one being practical watch maker, aud
.s eniavad number of year the advantages Afford by
n al The largest North from which he has received
ne highest estimoniais integrity and capacity
We very respectfully invite the public to examination oil
cur oek which shall speak mora particularly heea
~ ''i'''4't
p.e n. lrs5 J. Cliff.
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IB7WICE 4 WEEsA l.ss'sW EEN

"A W " u.
Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, BY stcalu 49,
ers BELN lDERE and pOGAHOArAS-1h he
STEAMER BELNIDERE leaves Baltimore every SAT4R
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning leaves Ri IL
MOND every TUESDAY AFILKNOON fof Baltimore.
The POCAHONlAS leaves BALTIMORE WEB
NESDAI AFTERNOON fer Richmond. Returning lc. vs.
RICHMOND every SATI kDAY AFTERNOON tof aa
timurc.
'4-SEippcrs to Baltimore by these Boats Law
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week
mar 2-v IIDLAM 4 WATSON. Richmond "a
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- lOkk-S1 EANSHlP ia + : TOW y ss.srsssaa.sza
The L. s Mail Steamship JAMESTOWN, in
mand OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH, leaves New Nolk regularly
every SAIJ EDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'clock 1ci.
mond She vii! mol take any freight from City FONT
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AF1EE
NOON AT 1 o'clock. for New York.
Those desiring ship by her have their goes h
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship here
StateRoom secured by addressing by mail.
sY The ROANOKE Capt. SKINNER, stol at City Point
where she viii land and receive freight Beth tile Ja,stu
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers Po
and Norfolk IUlJLAM & WATSON.
nd va
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NEW GOO nS.-Ihe subscriber has received his
"a complete s'ock ot Spring aud Summer DRY GOODS
10 which the attention OF hs frieans the pnblc general
Is respeeuiy called Having taken advantage of the de-
pressed STATE of the market Ia purchasing his Goods he will
be abo Ia offer great Inducements 10 buyers
The articles mention, thrrp hu
found R the articles which general Dry Goods business
embraces hesdos large assortment oi Boots Shoes HATS
Caps, lmifejlas parasnls GnmirY Merchants
peeialy invited I" cnl on him before tfy further Ee, hc
Is determined to sell Richmond Prices attention
will be paid 10 orders Come and all
ap 1918. NATIiI. #GIGGENlIEDFR
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NYEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!!-
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Looking unto Jesus;
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Loyds Steamboat Directory AMI Disasters The Western
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lttuhiu- Abstract. for January;
The quarterly Law Journal-by Jayfor W hic agents
Price - per annum
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- CAN 5. : MON
FRutrs OF INDUSTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE.-
interesting youme, and should be By ages
Seci> and denominations
IRISH ANY is highly interesting and seasonable volume.
MhNoR Oh Dolly Dung Misses win deeply interested
and greatly btuohtad by reading this Memoir
CAIACOMBs OF kOME-We need 10 this
volumo-thc title viii secure that.
SCHOOL DAYS RENfNfD Students should fail
this volume.
IHE SAD MlSTAKEA narrative illustrating with much vivid.
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religious training OF famlios Parents you need this
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The GREAT QUESTION is book. great in.
teress VIII ynu read
All the above. the publications of the American
mon generally such as Libraries Teachers Helps Question
books Hymn Books Maps and Mis- eaucous volumes be
Lad at lanshome Waikups Book Store. Lynchburg. Va
Il. &. JENNINGS
ieb Its Supt. Am S
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'kfhE undersigned will continue tho Grocery Commits
SION business and the purchase Wheat at the old stand
whore he MI be pleased TO wait his friends and the publ
generally Nm A MILLER
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These vessels of the first class, built rcssly Tor IT,
trade and have superior accommodations lHssougus
They commanded by experienced Cal = wei ora.
fled tor the trade and who Will spare tNclton a,te
MEDIATE.
they VIII be towod up and down the river hy stem
may be relied on to sail promptly as advertised Aataa
going North OF ordering goods from Boston will Ind Il %
heir interest to ship l lnc, is the only
and freight will awaA be aSo rs low as by any ohera
sells and every etols ii ae the agents Kielnti
and Boston To give Satisfaction.
We respectfully ask AID Aoe to succeed in obtaining
share Of patronage.
The vessels viii lie in Richmond at the Dock and in Boz
ton at Rowes Wharf
DAVID & WM. CJERIE, Richmond. $3.50
ALLEN x WELTCl. Boston. .at'',
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PHILADELPHIA.

ANEW BRANCH OE q IL d CLOTHING.
~ TRADE IN rHiLADELPHIA- SOUTHERN
DEALERS IN GENILEMENS sGPERftSE READY
MADE CLOTHING
Tuos T.. DILL 4 co. las Chestnut street philadelphia
door below ihh have esta sshad immense
Clothing House for the Manufacture and the ee
Clothing that money and produce
# the wants of Southern rash bsys wine have heretofore
10 New York Tor that au ct their stock + y Dill
CO determined that no house the uncd States shall
unr larger varied stock better
at lover prices for cash An exam will The
most skepueal Gail and see them Ian 2I-dJm
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These vessels the FIST class built in the city Of p
morc expressly this trade and have superior aecomp
daons for passengers They commanded by oxpeenc
Captains, well qualified for the ale, and who will SIsrc n
exerton accommodate They will be towed up and d,v
by seam and may be relied sail promptly A.
advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Yor,
will find their ship by this line freight vi
always be taken low by any other line If Packets md
every effort will be made by the in Richmond ana
New York to give satisfaction Insurance be effected In
the Richmond Fire Association b., this line per cent
We respectfully ask and b. >uc,r, IA Obtaining full
share of patronage
Goods shipped HIS El y, York will be FORWARDED
free of commission Orleans Mobile, Charleston, s.
,annah II any otiri southern NortAt polt.
The vessels viii Richmond in tho beck in NV Ye
at Berth No. l. Coffee House Slip. foot W all Street
{. II. lSON, ny, Agents
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,.,,. ,.r.,.- ia splendid assortment OF

IN Fancy Crates which, for beauty and chcaPness cannot
h. mrfkei Let all consult their tastes and
egmt al the aud Range Warehouse and prepare
for " inter lad hand
=. - G. = BLISS.
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A..m- mAN,EACTImED ~ vIMGINIA.-

- TSTDt RAGE SOUTHERN ESIERPkISE-lhesh SUD
fs are the agents the OF Saws manufactured by
N.ssrs Il X Barger Co. Richmond and have now on hand
and sale, at manufacturers prices:
Circular Saws the various sizes, mp to "a inches;
Upright MIL saws;
CrozsCut
Wood
Billet
Hand and Panel Saws-somo very beautiful.
These fully warranted Call and examine before
plrct asng escwEerc - 90
j
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~, WINDOW suaDgs.GILT CURTAIN

~ hands AND CORN1cE-~e have just received
lafs lot Of on Window Shades, of aud beautiful pat
trrB and also Gt Curtain Bands and COrnce OF every
quality Please call and examine Al
- =. ] d GREGORY & COS.
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I'll 10 " uoatncss aud despatch to suit the
inns
Particular attention l,i1l To orders from abroad.
Hooks Of Designs can Le ny office
Inscription Bouis sout any peIson, free Of cost
Call N address Liam ~ tsl JND. u GADpESS.
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fsliE subscriber retiring from the concern of Miller &
Elam returns his thanks for the patronage received Al
te hands Of his friends and respectfully Soicts
of thrslme to the concern Of Wm A. Miller
Il lis ROBERT ELAN
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psss:DHpN HpfsH&~.-GRANNlI LE JORDAN
hasiu- purchased interest in the Piedmont Works
AurhuHr: the business will hereafter hc conducted in
H. aud unicr fhe style Of JORDAN q CURlE They
Mi b. nuNu to bc former patrons of the establishment for
Ruaco of their patronage and to the public NJ large for
e tvnrs They pledge themselves execute all work in
tAcrline with fidelity ncatness and dispatch.
GRANVILLE JORDAN,
SfPlfNBfi Goth, lS51. GEO g. ct RLE
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UsaS xsar5HE MANI

(ssss t'Acl VEY WARERoOMS MAIN st.,
Iyu'lhurr, Va. EgrpnyaTe Roue NgRH- xSsZNN5
ffaa#ftS rho attention Il tin a tr,a # Lyuchburg
and the surrounding country respectfully invited
In. arg' aud commanding 81 Cabinet Fnrni-
and thtGs. eXhiht!nn at Ware rooms
pfng article m tie 3e at every and style;
which cannot be surpassed either in sidc, dnsabty finish.
1he neecvN ohtiated Tor hosr going North Fur.
nurc VII go II can be supplied At thu il DOORS of
prriur qua iv Hnd az reasonable price
e All g'uG cnrey boXed packed and dcived at the
Depot or G uaal, free ct charge. A. WINSTON
.
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HNNE soEE saas~.-a have iu~s oprucd, MAJ
n have arranged 10 be supplied regularly by 81 the best
houses Gents sou HAS OF every variety quality aud
style they Introduced and styles change. Soma
lac Black Hats cucd this week very fine Please
tnine them tmn T. SEABlRN
ERatO> AND s.ARD.-Hacon and R.nrd on
D consignment and tor sale by
Ia LEE & Johnson
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BIG ISLAND, Bedford, Va. Nov. |, 1854.
Messrs nore 4 Co.Gentenen II used about fourth
of bottle your Turf oil upon the back Of horse, the
back almost entirely place nearly
large hand, and this single application only applied
onee) cured entirely and permanently really was
pried the queknes its curative properties and think
Il prompt and eicacous than any thing of the Kind
and haye sold thousands of bottles of other
raiout for similar purposes.
Respectfully, J L. BONDlRANr