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4 prRr11NEp BEpArn.-What lady or gentleman

A pERFUMED BREATH-What lady or gentleman
would remain under the Of disagreeabe BREATH when
by using the Balm of Thousand Flowers" as deniice
would not only render but leave the teeth white as ala
baers M&nyperson know their beah bad and the
SUBJECTS delicate their friends will menonit Pour
single drop of the 'Bam your and wash the
teeth nghtan morning. Fifty cent bottle will last year
beautiful complexion may easily be acquired by using the
Balm Of Thousand Flowers" II will remove tan, pimpes,
reckes from the skim leaving of soft and roseae hue
Wet towel pour three drops and wash the night
and morning.
Sharing Made Easy-Wetyour shaving IN elmer warm
or cold water nor on two or three drops of Balm of Thou
sand Flowers the beard well and will make beautiful
laler much facilitating the operation of shaving Price
only 50 cents Fedse Co., propetors For sale by j.
| Wright Cos o. o. Woodman, and all druggists.
| feI5 d&Weod6m
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AFFRAY IN ARKANsAs.-We learn, says the Mem
phis Bulletin Of the 9TH inst that very serious at
fray occurred on Friday evening at Phillips Bayou,
on St. Francs river, some four miles above Sterling,
between Thomas B. Wilkerson and Hugh Murphy, in
which the former shot the latter, killing him in a
short, time There were several standing about at
the time, and q bystander named John Turner, a
peaceable quiet ookeron also shot in the melee,
killing him Instantly The weapon used by Wilker-
son was a shot gun. loaded with buekshot, which
scattered in such manner as to commit the double
murder at one and the same shot Wilkerson kept a
trading boat, we learn, and has given leg bail The
affair originated in a drinking spree, bad whisky
probably beng the whole cause Of this tragedy.
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Ills believed in official quarters at Washington that
all questions at issue relative to Central America
will soon be in train of settlement, Mr.. Dallas now
has full power to treat with Great Britain.
Mr.. Forsythe our new Minister to Mexico, leaves
| for that country on the LIST of September. ALA.
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D0 COsEGt's
CELEBRATED WEST INDIA:


gM, M N a. T NJ MS E 4.
FOR THE TEETH, GUMS AND BREATH,
now after several years. trial of its wonderfully beneficial
effects in the Northern States Of America brought to The
tce Of the whole Amercnn continent This TINCTURE does
not pretend all the evils which those parts Of the hui
frame subject hut it is with perfect confidence
mended as the very BEST and SAFEST DAILY
~. % Companion to the Toilet.
1t perfectly inocuous containing neither acids other
deeteros substance and will keep for years undegeneated in
quality. .5
It ceanses the Teeth makes them pearly white
the enamel and prevents decay. G
3D. 1t preserves the gums and prevents their becoming soft
spongy and white. sens ....... an @..z
3D. pures tile BREATH and impars to it most agreeable
and pleasant odor. ..'r s.
These its beneficial properties, and the most skep
cal unable to discover any male6cent quality Why Be
has 1t has been tested approved and
mended daily used by several Of the Medical Faculty
merchants dentists and citizens
Eaf-PRICE-25 cents per Bottle So so per Dozen.
NsFIn boxes and half lozeEs, for family Tryit
For sale at
NORMAN'S,
IL Camp street, and Mt the ST. Charles
Book Store, under the St. Charles HOTEL New Orleans,
General Agent for Louisiana, Tennessee,
Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas
rs Observe label bears the written signature of
aug 2p4t.g2tW P. B. DA COSTA.
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,WDESce.

j. P TODD, of the late firm of Todd Co.. and TODD It
ANDOLFI fully authorized to collect all monies due the
late firm Of Todd & Co.. and the in liquidation, they
having purchased my entire interest therein.
iv93 2nlm WM. II. FISK.
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The parent who would train up a child in the way
it should go, must so in the way in which he would
train up the child,
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The Providence Post Oemocratie) says that the
Fillmore men are quite numerous in that city, and
their numbers steadily increasing. In one of the
wards-the third-they are probably stronger than
both the other parties reckoned together In other
wards they not 50 strong, but they comprise the
most intelligent wealthy and influential of the Amer
lean order, and not few old line Wings who have
withsood its attractions Their determination to be
heard in this campaign creates great deal Of uter
ing and suffering.
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W., Hs#3
tIsaas ailg Q1rasfsnt,
aAaxEs vi Mi1Aes A 90
slss u ADAMS.
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H5s ssia ss5 3Fg5 II ia II Iii Isl. 81
viii regularly e z "
eisy al an early sor
o i year I'LL ana IL sas
stas,e rsstes VI HI to the
& enta, pes inseF1els rs. y e
81 for every sutseauent insertion, 90 cent?
advertisements On the second age
S!s AT q, 3,ar
feiare for very inssTt 4.
nos enc inantn Or
charged 81 aaps
yii ~ stopjea rye paid @ sne
npsoa5pf HID #sssss
u rsgular adveEtisefs
j} Es Hi INK KIN sC I'M
which tef
As1ly ciEeplates 1srgess !eassass
aany handreds of homes hopF sns pslhs ~
bsfoe aie approach o hours slSss
Sof family pHs 4aay bs NJ NJ
aelunns II. !, Il, X 4,
avery Monday at W. year inTafaaos Y
Hasaa ID fhronsheuf aoa-
Alabama, Texas altd ether
tsss prsenss 10 I'D Of making
;r aares and conuI,od tiles known IN
asg,ss f8F iii ner satare, each Insertion. N
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gptal HllttIIigtltte,

I'VE are indebted to the officers Of the Charity Hos
pa for printed list of the deaths In the city from the I'd to
the 10th inst, from which collate the following :t
Anemia, ]; ApoplcSy Il Bronchitis l; Catarrh, Cholera
Infantu 81 Congestion fhe Brain, 2; Consumption Ii
Commissions mfantles Debility, Infantle Il Deum Ire
mems q Diarrhea A Dropsy Il Dropsy in the Head 2 Dys
EMERY 81 Drowned q Dyspepsla Enteritis, Il Fever, Bill
ions Fever scaFlel Fever, Typhoid II Fever, Typhus
L Fracture of Skull Il Disease Of Heart q Hopping Cough
ii Inflammation Of Braih 81 Inflammation of Lungs Lock
Jaw O. MaraSnus, Adult Marasms Infantle, g. Measles
y; Meningitis Il Old Age q Polson II Premature Birth
rheumatism q scnrvy Il softenng of the Stomach l. Still
born lo Sun Stroke i Teethhg i Diseases not stated
Total, ll6 XII laGt S8 z NJ &t#
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. This body wa
convened last evening for the special object of acting upon TIL
ordinance adopted by the other Board for making appropra
tons among the Public Schools Of the respective Districts
ordinances concred IN makes the following distrbu
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80 !,
q u MORNIN q AUG USE ~ $50

.4 hs ci, darsag lid glo desire
4as pSt oa sazay haps II oae
Jef ang time orders aa'a 81
5rsss at or edes; No.sl canp sired
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r GABICI, SUCCESSOR TO H. D.. HEW1TT3 NC
Ao 80 Camp street, New Orleans.
EAP0RJUM MTSJC.

This stock comprises the largest assortment of all the Ame
can publications Of Foreign Music ever offered in the South
large assortment PIANO F0RTES of the best American
and Foreign Manufactures Eard and Peyes rand Square
and Upright Panos London and Paris make always on hand
Melodeos Guitars Aecordeon Vons, Flutes Brass nsru
nents Strings and complete assortment OF Musical
Merchandise, Books, etc, etc . :,
kinds repaired Music Teachers recommended and situations
procured for Professors. ie2S TN
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~ Tho steamer A. Fusiler Capt. BoWles, arriy-
ed last evening from the lower coast, whittier she
had gone to tile assistance Of the Ceres, previously
reported ashore) She found the Ceres hard aground
at Magnolia plantation, forysx miles below the city,
and after having parted several lines in endeayoring
to haul her off without success, left her She will to-
morrow return to her and make another trial.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-15

Hill. ohm LOW clerk Of the steamer hlchlT
syan has olir thanks for ate st. Ioais
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The Baltimore Clipper disposes Of Messrs. Pearce
and Pratt in the following language
We confess that we regret the course which has
been taken by Mr. Pearce; for we thought that he
was too firmly fixed in his principles to change on 50
slight a cause--or rather, without any cause. We
have esteemed Mr.. Pearce as an intelligent, upright
and honorable politicians one who gave promise
of future usefulness to the nation as q man
whom we should have delighted to see elevated to a
higher station. With these feelings, we coald not
help regretting amovement which we are certain vii
lessen him in the estimation of his felowcitizens
and diminish his prospect OF serving his country in
most distinguished position Wepart company Will
him from necessity, but with reluctance and thinl
that he has taken step which, in after times he vii
deplore.
AS for MFR. Pratt his course has been such as nigh
have been anticipated He feels resenttul agains
the American party because it selected successor t.
him in the Senate, and of course repudates Mr.. Fi
more. 1t was to have been expected, that with III
aspirations and dsappointments he should seek to n
| lure the party by whom he was elected. But hi
feeble blows against Americansm will be unayalllnt
His own vote will be about the extent of the damag
| which he can do-and SO he may so into the Buci
anan ranks without let or hindrance, provided til
members Of that party consent to receive him int
communion.
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ogzsg07s JWyg0sE ) Co.,

o9zsg07s sWygttst y 60,
formerly Burnett Positively
PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
rs G41E1.Ea STREET.,
Will issue the first day Of January next the NEW Or
LEANS DIRECTORY embracing the of all citizens
statistics regard to public institutions, and also Planters
Directory containing the Of the most prominent planters
in LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS and TEXAS
competent and experienced have been for
the months constantly engaged this part Of the
work will be compiled at sufficient to deay
the whole of publication of ordinary Directory All
business applications should be addressed to W. H. RAINEY
Box NJ 223, or left at 10 Camp street je2 2p5ra
Boots, Shoes ts8ed BrOgtgEUss
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing ship Norfolk general asEort.
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs, HATS, CAPS, etc.
nas- Plantations supplied with prime DlTCH1NG BOOTS
RUsSET BRoGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
pi''''' y FROST & CO.,
iv1a 2nkw 10 Magazine street.
HATS, GAPS, etc.,
| AT WHOLESALE.
We are constantly receiving general assortment Of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican ant
| Wool HATS, at the
| LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
| tv1son&w 10 Magazine street.
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IL The, officers Of the steamer Michigan VII "
ssiease accept our thanks for late papers.
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FRcae0Cetg E&eMs0UeG 20
FROM NO. Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
and pnts constantly hand which equal the best that
comes this market
:. Also :.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES ..,.-.. -y
RR A ID TES:
sAzERA of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1906 and other
brands.
w III 7 $ * ":
Of all escrptions-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in PINS and quarts.
=. Also.
hand uy usual assortment OF the best WINES and Ii
QUORS in the MARKET which will be sold reasonable
terms as any other house in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d7 2ptf No. II Royal street.
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.H0s.. saasesseg Reynolds.

oFFICE-No lis GRAvIER STREET, NEW oRLEANsE
Cures CANCERS, scALpHEAD, WHERsTELl1Ne, SORES and
ULcEss Of every description ja5l 2ply
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5yl3 2p&W

ITO BUILDERS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l. HANGING WAREHOUSE, Nos. IS and 60 Canal street.
corner Of Old Levee
Just received offer for sale at the lowest prices
wholesale RETAIL large and extensive assortment French
English and American PAPER HANG1NGs, WINDOW
SHADES and FIRE BOARDS ,
myl3 3m NEWHalL dUAE.
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al Chance at .W0oeey's.
Prior taking stock and his departure for the North, in
few days,
s. N. MOODY,
Corner Canal street and Exchange Place,
will from this day for weeks offer unusual Inducements
his friends and customers paronze him. His splendid stock
Of
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS,
repete with everything needful in genenan's toilet Is Of
fered at
rs per Cent. Reduction in Price.
Moois regular prices being lower than any other store in
New Orleans the advantages Of buying this week will be Oh
vious to all.
AN EXCELLENT CHANCE NOW OFFERS
10 have your Shirts made to order.
S. N. MOODY
will and sample shirts with him. and have orders
filed his supervision the Manuiucory No. 81
Broadway, New York. jy2S MoWe&Sal0i2p
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1t has been said there but two things worth liy
ing forto DO what Is worthy Of being written or to
sgrite what ID worthy Of being done.
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CEC0ND-HAND FURNITURE sTOGEE, no
y q Baronne street. near Cannl. ,,g.,..y
Secondhand of all descriptions bought sold
vanished in the best and
reasonable terms ,,, /,
Persons declining house keeping and wishing to dispose Of
their furniture, would do well to call on the nntrsiEre
fe29 ?. NJ. T0URNE
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TOEIN HALEE1R g. BROTHER. 247 TCHOUPl.
toras street, above St Joseph, COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS, prepared TO do all kinds Of orE
in of business such putting Tin and Copper Gut
ters Valleys Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc Roofs
in all city moderate prices with prompess and
dispatch All kinds obbins and Repairing attended to with
dispatch By strict attention to all orders hope to merit
share of the public patronage.
We beg leave TO refer the following gentlemen Messrs
ert Hughes a.. ". Church. Thomas Murray Iaae Thsyer
Caller, Tnrpin & Co., J. W. Jewell.
| Charles street AL tndEW
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RTOTICE-THE CITY OF JEFFERSON IS NOW PRE-
IN pared by issuing bonds bearing eight per
cent interest secured special act Of the egsa-
''N " $3.50 - = 4. j. LAYER Mayor
Ira
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UrIeANS T,
Office n o., OPP. and q, W. RailroHa Go.
Mr. Bridge S-In TO inquiry relative to tho
performance McGownn Pumps in this road
only say they quite equal to representation
and among variety Of pumps bave in they
decidedly the best ~ ,
Yours. respectfully, A. b. SEGER. Vice President
The above Pumps Engines constantly for sale by The
ubscrber. sole agent here for the manufacturers.
je26 3md&W ISAAC BRIDGE, z Magazine street
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Messrs. Geo u. Winchelk Bro. & Co:
Ccyts-The Pumppg Engine purchased Of you for of
small shop the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad,
has been time and given perfect satisfaction
consider the best pumping apparatus within my knowledge
The drives besides the pumps 30nch circular
three drill pres and there to With
IS pound square inch OF the boiler therefore
cordially recommend notice Of railroad managers and
Others Yours truly.
S. b. MORSE supt. c. and c. f. R.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-20
TIE "mITs srLrnrn sraISes Toa

WY death fihe late JAms- cai<. t-r,ncp.l
ss S,y. r",; o. h t.. s.. ,s old x,
-nr. ''s On the ~S-r'iyned iuii poser
10 i.silas ne sale liberal charter Ia. been o.,.I.sa fran, ID.
ina, n.essap ~ T., s%SpeSy and g.nns ,hH privs.
-1 IN = ras nanui, =, purposes s-r-raly.
sSih n G "a @ prSPr for sa either or to
Tbs White sulPhur Springs have ,ucI ,,r,d
sseael s.s sr ss Place Of te.sls
20 hs.r sa cenu'y they ha, frsqosni- " ers.as
may e r,sri n 10 S sSa sy
Aus o. aeconnOts,iou have extended from tim.
SoT sn1 nov ho.n, T. entertain about guests
S.,' ne -s1ss4 o. IN. yebe s S
sy sssa ~ ssv. syn probably oseuP~ Tor ers ,hsa hal.
daily for vat. Of sooomoda,e Ssm arc away
$3.50 70 'sss sanE h.. attended with con-
ninety NH. Bur he cens and v at p .ss
IN tah e Of rae.y o. ssS.S',Sn
Tsss; s.!s sa last the nth ne s eatp.
.;sss rs7c to q & ass - a7ss ws Of sta1asos
leave so 0s. on' ~ es nn'hs end yl.o
, No. sss and ase ,ss a. Tie White sulphur Wh-a
.GS ias 19G9sY sc;gg % ne oo equally
Tss Witt sesssr ,'u, county ereenbr,er ca tn.
49,, upe - AhrghaaJ mountains. The he
v y o. e,se1 Il CONTAINS about .cr,s ,-e
and stretching from o1nian Iherr Ar,
osss ths. eesa,it ie~So. l.nd 70 The .i and than
r- eo,i.s o. n1ount1inoas narn Ling
premise. ~ 'N~"'' 'A4'ea on Le
ls Tor he .eeOE1IaOtsion Of ~ conveniently
IT, $500. say o hem posses much architectural beauty
me are ennenty picturesque
saAee diversified by hills groves Of se oens
OF me crest has been described the wnierns-
place., Acquainted
70 Seknouedse 10 claim distinS tiol, '~''
The receipts Of the establishment
heved ny enlarged Accommodations, ersrr and
ei2ls mAnAssueEi- they night he many fold
me ale Of the water which great Request in cur cite,
put ~ io transportation,
lcome, the
would reimburse the price Ich property can be
The whole soent subjects. indeed i ses Sal
resources developed ss they soald by ensrpre
The re 10 the estate IS believed
present.
facilitate the
AEoli dneules which might he a.tb ~ .ny =, -
Joint owners, The legal title
chaser. - F.~f~- N10A' W we Pc
The sale viii embrace all furniture hsrrtofr s In
uon me property the visitor.
fersoHs derns 10 purchase xh
the undeTsgoed. tyN "a sS,rs 800 WIN
OF Richmond, Va
o.. A., ALEX. H. "A. STUART
--.eSu OF Va
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W s SMsAT ,.,NHGsI,TEE.MvIsiS,s:;D.srAsE

lug III, month Of July Darrhora Complaint. mn
Usually prevalent In Hsnricn Hanover.
Louis. ard other eoan,s and large number children wrr
hasen-d 70 the city OF the dead
esp; -sre BAKERS BIrrERs used rrmy Ia no .ln.
ge Instance have heard this invaluable.
make perfect when taken
the consequence has BEEN that the ha. ben run
death Ia supply the largely Increasing
trims letter. from private citizens and pyeansIu stand
hS from all quarters OF the Unin laudng this
we es aud IN many Instances farmers have by thu
E"s- Tor frsf OF not having hand when
-" the country this medicine
e"v-r it, merits and b-eone advocates. Al th
moment the planters Of South
pri A,- using VITA the geass, for all disorders
'onsrh and bowels and sasDg thousands
su. While III. residents OF Ea.i.rn Virginia dny
me A<ne ani lever and enjoying delightful it, nyiv
To VIII
ani :. n sure preventive Of lever wh-n taken Ia
TO be had 81 all the principal Druggists
81 ". following Druggists Peel seVens. AeS-ndria H.
Meksnnsy -~tsburg. Va. Todd Hinton Traylo P-trrrg
va hing Isy, Norfolk Va. Campbell Portsmouth, Va
Dor " Ciinin, Williamsburg Va Johnston Co. Yr,I.rirk
Va 'allum Co, Dsnyl- Va. Druggists In FsnpyI
W. r"s Adams Co., smithf-, Va NIB Wells ChnrIo,,rs
vile, NaJ w. kskrdge stunou Va. ". H. Ippitt Wilmington
~ e. Charis, s,o Co. Washington City, D. Candy atch
bAiiiniors Md Bcekvr Mier Ky stabr Jones
ders, address HkRFp
".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-20

NNI NChEST VIRGINIA mEuICa,
w COLLkGe-Ttr next annual Institution vii
scnuienee Tie lsi o. October continue until t foo~
May. ~ ""'s
FACULTY
HUGH d McGrikI " D. Predecessor Of Surgery Phyoosv
/ a''N W.
hatsTia Nedca- '' anu
tre for whole 500 Msirieuanon fee t5OO psct,pv
ticket (onee Only) tl0i0 Diploma fee $1,000.
The pur.red hs q examinations on III.
lecture; GENERALLY but and three rets
delivered DARN The practical anatomy sv n.
pursued n tfns CheIaes delivered drinS
I the N1''NN
BY recent act Of tie General Lseuhly College educate.
green youns from the State ~ virgins T
ices required Thai applicants should gOod csrs
/ further Information apply ~
mAi-ties'~ NYRED B. TUCKER NJ D. Dean
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-20
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
GgsIE;aa.ro 81 REE ,P. IN THE

49, ~ pr cent .svsd BY osyins from J. n. AN.
rhoSf, Coiambisn Hotel ouildng
aos-skin hst. Of best quality. y, 50: Do sr~oos
2aai4'y, tn'Af Fashionable SIN Hats ~ s.. Pin.
boot., f2,2s; Pine Cslskin sev-,i sl,s-. Az ~,
J. " ANTHONY has MAJ Arranvem-n,s ~,
one o. the ,-s' makers In III. city % PhiIaselthIs
ss,Ssppv hna sh y haud-ors- AMI sahstanfisl l
Salskin s-v-d BOOT, which he vii eli 4, IN. a.,
Prss.ient~i low Prieeof THREE DOLLARS AND
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-20
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

kicnsOSD, May LIST, 1886.
Gentlemen Ny child had br.asing oui a,t fI IA
small which gradually the entire head in.
ins butn which
me To lear that both would drop or sorts adyr
Used aud domestic remedies without r.al then pr
eui- and applied little TURF OIL began get better th
ooue ~, broke and We APPLIED gals TO again bgau
Ny eliSs' daughter said more OF tha
TURF OIL sisters head looked better WLtn you used
we got another bottle and her head
an sssrsvaed eA aud tooS half every day work
And u vas offensive. One bottle
her entirely there Is but Hale You are
entitled to TITS aud for the benefit others take great pleasure
IN giving this cyTtncatr Rrspeetfulv
B. T. CHALK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-20

Ths" OusaIroNAS" tsrArKThe sentinel
our PArisraPh eontaietns the reported CudoA
tate "a Lancaster eouny Va
punished IA mat paper derived from
% was present when The agreement for the purchase Of
e Land aud negroes mentioned $4,000 struck and
AI from our intention mpAch the vrrry any hut
s osen desired y MI Harsook, Mrs Cbel
he statement "a toto did 1t certainly appear. from The
seub,is siuslon TO its authority that
he eut as in'imAts sonshing probably rsnsprei
defSAt
no the property advertised whit ,o h. LII
on the 9TH September. e' - - ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-20

AURDER IN HIcuLASD CouNrY.-The Greenbrier En-,
publishes an account OF murder IN Highland
county, exceeding in atrocity any that W.. hay. lately
heard OF widow Wiley who was married last fall to
an i-nau named Sheridan finding that they could ot
hVe together III harmony, employed negroes TO kill
hun The negroes, VINO subsequently arrested hav.
confessed their guilt They that they we're oe ed
Sou ny Ms. SheIidan TO kill nor hn.hand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-20

LARorsr.-Tom aud Joe, slaves the fret belonging to
Ann ELAN and the latter Geo. Walker were arrasne
before the Mayor Yesterday charged with entering a g
room oi Fanny Campbell, free OF color on ~.
tn'd"y night, aud stealing theref,om gold watch a. d
ea seven shi' t. and several articles OF jewelry Aie
hearing the testimony, the Mayor Iema1ded IN. wong
eup"'s To be tried before the Hastings Cour. in Sept.
Der next
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-20

RscovERISG. The friends of Rev. H. s. wrL.x. Who
was recently stabbed in Putnam county, will be pleased 10
learn that his wound is bad ~ was supposed and
that he Is rapidly recovering.