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GENERAL WALKER.

General Walkers recent victories in
Nicaragua, while adding fresh aurels TO
bis victorious wreath, are considered but
the forerunneYs of still more signal tri-
umphs yet to come, and the future that
opens before him seems more glorious
than augLt yet accomplished. The con.
solidation of tbs neighboring Republics,
and the reforms which each successive
victory will enable him to push forward,
are earnestly 10 be desired. The New
Orleans Delta, in speaking Of Walker in
connection with his late victories at Gran
adler ard Msssaya, says:
Ole who has but very recently return.
ed from Nicaragua, and whose name
holds proud rank in the hearts of all
true Southern men, conversed with us but
few hours past concerning Gen. Wal.
kcr. lie describes him as man OF men.
rich in all moral greatness calm, stead.
fast and true to his purpose-speaking
but little Of the fu,urc, but advancing
eyes braveiy towards it. 70 sasA a man
nothing is impossible. His Southern
heart beats for his native country. The
steps that he is taking will lead to her
honor and reno~n. The billiards who
love the chink Of the dollar better than
their children's safety, and not with him,
but the brave South is.
Already has General Walker made
Nicaragua home for Southern men,
The State will protect them and their
property. But q far Wider field opens to
shem. The narrow strip of land that
passes by the. name, Of Central America
IS but IN Indian IsIe-pining for friend
ly hand to raise them into new life aud
grandeur-the mighty shores OF the Pa
cifc, where civilization shall yet build lis
choicest home, are all before them. While
the North is gloating over the mushroom
men, bought on adupghill with spur.
Gus dollar, let the South contemplate her
lofty destiny--a destiny which cannot be
marred il she be only lrue TO herself and
her glorious sons.--- Charleston Standard.
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WIDows.-They are the very mischief.
There is nothing like em. Ii they make
up their minds to marry it's done. 1
knew one that was terribly afraid ofthun.
der and lightning, aud every time Storm
come on she would run into Mr.. Smiths
house he was a widower,) and clasp her
little hands, and fly round ill the man
i" rs half distracted for fear she would be
killed and the consequence was, she was
Mrs. John Smith before three thunder
storms ratified over her head.
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long Henderson was her accepted lover,
and the two became increasingly attached
With every passing day.
They were worthy of each other, and
looked forward with pleasure to the time,
when they should be Que.
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Az ISTELLIoESr JURy.-In case of
sudden death recently, in Warren county.
(Miss.,) a coroner's inques. was held, and
the verdict was that "ihe deceased died
by will Of God, or some other disease, un-
kdown 10 the iEry."
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a Ayoung Oplliric enthusiast was talking
to his intended few evenings since, urg.
ing upon her speedy marriage, and a start
to spend the honeymoon in California.
Z" | tell you" said he, his face glowing
with enthusiasm. "California is the par.
adise Of this earth. There's no use talk.
hs!
No use talking I" exclaimed the lady
with a look Of surprise.
No use talking" lie repeated.
No use talking" said the lady, "what
in the name Of sense, do YOU want of wo.
men taerel Idont go'
lie leh--but We presume he viii be
back.
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they two will he one 40 ain.

John We lding went 10 Australia, bu,
whether he tends the flock, cultivates the
soil, or seeks for gold in the rich mines of
baIieret, this crime against an innocent
girl will haunt him even down TO death.
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A bashful printer refosed situaAsa in
printiag-oiiiee where females were EN-
pioyed, saying that he mover "sct up" With
girl 10 bis Iife. - s.Fi a
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USivERsAL TolEaArIoS,-We sdyos
cate the UniyeraM liberation Of every
religious faith and sect, and the total SEP,
arstion Of all sectarianism anI politics.
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- -
Sam "Bob what makes %, IL,

Sam Bob what makes you limp
soi" trr
sebf sLimp," gasss you'd ii;.,.p L you
had walked between two rows Of barrel
hoops rs long as have. Why, the out
side OF my lega are a. raw as piece Of
beef. but / haze got an invention to cure
that difficulty. I'm going to take them
military pants OF mine. and run piece Of
bar steel right down tlroagh the stripes,
and then,ifany hoped female, or walking
ceoPers shop, invites me ou,, shant have
my log saw'd oil. ss@sG
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Az lSGENers Apoloss.---W Why, aaid
a country clergyman TO one of his flock,
do you always sleep in your pew when
ana inithe pulpit while yon are AL attcn-
tion 10 every stranger Iiuvite T. = hsss =.
Because, sir, when you preach, I'm
sureats rishts bat l can't trust a stran.
ger without keepisge good lookout 80.
efss 'a'~as.l 50 - sisislso ls yssi 80 q
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Turn To the Press-its tceming Sheets s.,rxa,
Big with she wonders of each pn.,iup st.y -
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'As on summers day,
IN the greenwood shade lay,
The maid | loved, ..,
As her fancy mov'd,
Game walking forth that way
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5000 Reward.

RAEkWAY from tho subscriber. on the az
ternoon of Sunday, the 18th inst, an indentured
apprentice to the farming business, named
FRANK NTI.ES-aged 10 years aud @ months,
aud about 81 feet high. lie is fine looking
boy, aud has dark hair (inclining to curly and
blue eyes, with scar over his left eye. Had
on when he left, black kossuth hat, dark steel
anixed jacket and pants. He stole, before leav-
ing. a black cloth frock coat and pair of black
pants. The above reward will be given to any
person lodging said boy in Jail, or giving such
information as will lead to his arrest.
.e N. III. COyERDAIE.
Near Smyrna, April 10. lS56.-3t
swil Rep" copy st., and send bill to this
ofiae
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6 Gents Reward.

EMANUEL FISHER, IAN indentured ap-
prentice to the farming business,) having left
INV premises for parts unknown, on Sunday af.
fernoon last, will give the above reward to any
person taking said young gentleman in custody
and returning him to me. He is Is years o
months old, aud about D feet inches high; has
dark hair, dark eyes, with downcast look, and
il minus good sense. His clothing were as
follows: A stcel-mIxed cloth sack coat, dark
brown sattinet pants (nearly new. new black
cloth cap, black silk urckerchief. a fine white
shirt, aud an old swan's-down vest.
.... ALBERT LAYTON.
Near Smyrna, April 10, lsJ6.
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Highly-1'rained Horses

Is Of its"lf an Exhibition, while the Educated
Ponies, Romeo, Juliet, ShelIbark, Black Hawk.
fonng America, Jack Cade, January and Bees.
wing are unequaled for beauty, sagacity, and
perfect training
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DISSOLUTION

- ~ II WV
THE cO-partnership heretofore existing he
tween the Undersigned, under the firm of ]
Eaton d Son, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business heretofore conducted
by the firm, will be continued by 5. c. EATON.
at the same stand on Main street. CD ,osite tb,
Bank Of Smyrna. J. EATON.
s. c. EATON.
n. B.-All persons indebted to J. Eaton g.
son, by bond, note or book account. are re.
spectiully requested to settle the same i; and
those having claims against them will present
the same to ). &. Eaton for settlement.
smyrna, Del, Feb. 81, lS5G.
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Fashionablc Millinery.

- TIE undersigued having opened a new
~Millinery Establishment in the house
W recently occupied as Store by Messrs.
S;pruance a. Sutton, on East Commerce street
,Sund respectfully eall the attention. OF her for
ilcr customers and the Public generally, to he,
MEM and large assortment OF MILIINERY,
which has been carefully selected, with a view
al suilag the tastes OF all, even the most fas-
ii linus. The ladies Of Smyrna aud vicinity are
invsled 10 eall and examine her stock of Goods;
81, is c 'niilent that every satisfaction will be
given both ia regard to work and price. .se.
HANNAH n. WOODAII.
April Ia. 'ati..lt. 3d.. , .. t
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PREMIUM IMPROVED F
Super-Phosphate of Lime.
The only silver Medal l

Yet awarded by Agricultural Socie.cs waH given to
ms superior article it the last Penasy yanl SiaIe
talr. al Harrisburg. as FrlsIIlIZEm Of sle REST
1UAlLFf for Wheat, Corn. Oats Grass and Potatoes,
raising heavy cr0ls and greatly improving the snil.
The subscriber respectfully iniarIas FARMERS
and DEALERS that he is prepared 10 supply the
Spring demand at The OLD PRICE.
~ AGENTS WANrED.-A liberal discount al
lowed.
Also. No. PERUVIAN and MEXICAN GU ANO.
POlDRETfE and LAND PLASTER OF OILS
CANOLES, SOAP, &c, Of the best quality. at lowest
market rates
JNO L POMEROY.
90 10 South Wharves. bel. Market St.
PHILADELPHIA.
Farmers can load on two Private Alleys and avoid
Ihe crowded wharf. ESQ marl2-3m.
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5000 barrels Poudrct1c-

sl5l PHArE or LIME. ''" THUS
-. 1910 i:arrcis Chcmial Fertilizer
@Vp' lsafrr's 70. URf:rrE from Fish
I1aI Eas Fish t:uanh
2'OO .su hls HONE Dt'Sr
o. " rfr!, Super Phosphate of soda far n;ss,I,;
Bar f"ru'irn tiuano Nitrate of Sda, SnI,ha'a ~
N-i'" ala g. az. FVr sale by
G. D. ROGERS
APP" I'm M 90 Market street IL,I.,IeIn,,;.
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THE ELEGANT BAND CAR.

drawn by Ten beautiful cream-colorcd Horses.
iornllng pageant OF imposing splendor. The
public are earnestly invited to witness the pub
l'c entre", in order to gain an idea of the ex.
tent OF this mammoth establishment. The adj.
mIrable performances of Otto Horns Cornet
BAND, the best that ever travelled, will emil
ven the progress ofthe Grand Procession. while
the String Band, including the Entire Grand
Orchestra from the National Theatre, Phila-
felphia.will furnishap appropriate accompaniments
To the exercises OF the Arena.
"A new and extremely attractive feature in
the representations OF this company will be
found TO consist in the Grand Magic Pantomime.
entitled, the
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Lent's New York CircIs

are Mad. Virginia Sherwood, lady equestrian
nnrIvaled for intrrpldity and skill; j. +. Wallis
the great musIca! clown and stump orator: G,
r. Sherwood, the great character rider; Luke
Rivers, :" the lightning riders" III. Berlin, the
celebrated acrobat and equlibrist Master
Charles, the infantile wonder; II =. Nichols
the accomplished Maure du Cirque; Mad'IIr
virginia Myers; The Sherwood Sisters: lie
Jeune Grimaldi, the l.illiputian clown: r.
Wynhold; Mast. Roberts; Mast. Hubert. and
many Others of acknowledged ability.
y. B.-These companies will not divide NJ
any tune during the season, under any circum-
stances whatever, and the entire strength of,be
double establishment will be brought forward a I
every place where they may be advertised.
The Immense Resources obtained by combin.
ing these two extensive and we'll known trouncs
VIII allow the management TO give their enter.
tslnnents upon II scale of magnitude and sDlen-
dor unequaled in this country, and unsurpassed
IN any other. great variety of performances
now IN this country, and peculiar to this exhi-
bllIon wall be found comprised in the bills. and
Tor novelty, variety and sterling attractive pow.
err the proprietors challenge comparison, as il
would he impossible for any establishment ar.
gained on less extensive scale to afford near
" the same variety ia their routine of enter.
talnfuPute. The cnllacfaan Of
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The Beautiful Cortegc

Including all the Performing Horses & Ponies
the Csrricses of the Performers and the Lug.
gage Vans used by both companies, will enter
town early on the day of Exhibition, and parade
the principal Streets headed by
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F, II SMITH.
BEES! Citizens of Della ware


DO not CONVINCE you OF the fact. and also tina,
Rev. L.. l.. langstrOth's Patent Movable Conn.,,
HIVE w.ll average ten pounds and upward,
more Honey yearly, aud is superior to any hive
IN existence, will chccrhlly pay your expense
coming to aud returning from my Apiary. Task
only an examination, being confident there il
not ONE Beckeeper, but will pronounce this
Hive the most perfect invention OF the kind ex.
tant in the world. 1t is unnecessary to speaL
OF It's peculiar merits, suffice it 20 saw. hereby
distinctly challenge aDy .Beckeeper in the Uni
ted States to ask or even wish tor ANYTHING IN
be done to or with the Bee, that is desirable
(wIthIn their nature), but what do, lie can do.
and Nth this Hire. and this Hire onlv.
Individual Rights to make and USE. IS:
hive and right. $40 or ~. Tuwnsh.p or conn.
~ rights will be sold. So the purchaser can
make the best investment of u small su.n in th,
Union. My Aplary is at Kaighn's Point. n. ]
minutes from South Street Ferry, Philndrl.
rhia. Letters OH business must be addressed
TO l.. J. MAlIAN, Agent,
aP'-oh loG Chestnut ST., Philada.
Smyrna times., 1856-04-16
ADAMS q, STAGERS'
saving Fund Clothing pWa

- -. - W iIll' = le and Retail
NJ e!g W hkkk SFREEf. cd ls,or beI,,,. III ,
$1,000. run. ADELPiHi '"'
WIcrr eae always be- C1nmI a st..L ,r ,sott 81
ts"S'i. -'H Hm suPer;"r INA &c O. lhIu, ,I;o GU
'fr rNvIred L" 'T'I at The Lowest Rate. i.,r a.b
we "t' "E"lIsIvey E'r Cash We (rsI v,a,snn,oI
rs ""m''hg ." iurI'ish g'soI a,IIce of CL,,L;n M
d. ~ = 70! "i> q" I''" ry. Oar suck il un.,,r,
s-'i AL. * la ne ai,d bC satisfied p'Ss
u. %. ADAMS
TlIiO. a. SrAGERS
fall ts-iTmrnt af un-rut .,.,I. ,I,,.,,. - ="
wat wa "e "''ie 1" order superior style n ,Ic
epic w.
Smyrna times., 1856-04-16
F. II. SMITH,
Port Monnaic, Cckc; Book,

DRESSING CASE MANUFACTURER.
n. w. cor. of Fourth aud Chestnut SITS,
rllILADELPIIIA
n Aways on hand a large aud VaIicd assortment of
u"r NllhaI"S. Nnrk Boxes
i"h"t bn"hS' CuhIs,
y mixers th"es' rmN, ling Bags,
PORT Fulius Che A., '''''"S'
'Vrtablc Dr.ka u III, Nc,.,.., I, f,
'resEing Cases. Ct.ar (n,ns. g. ''''' ''''N
flS' general assortment al English French and
DIE "r'n'Ii a'y ''"""is fme ltcke, Cutlery. Razor.
taz'r Sirops AMI Gold Pens Wholesale. .ccnnJ an.
third floors. u al"
+. II SMITH
NV. corner Fourth aud Chestnut ais Phil,
N.b-On a." receipt "i 81 IL suprrinI Gold Pen
WI, -" sgi, TO a"y ga" ut The limited States. by maII
-ncSrr'hi"c pen, thus. medium. hard or SOFT
April u lily
Smyrna times., 1856-04-16
Miser of Bagdad.

A piece rcplete with Wonderful Transforms.
tons, Magic Tricks and Illusions, I.aughable
Incidents and Surprising Effects, and which will
be Produced with oil the brilliant costumes. pro.
perties and appointments used during its trium-
plant career Of over one hundred consecutive
nights IN the city Of Philadelphia, where it was
unanimously pronounced the most laughable
and perfect Pantomimc spectacle ever brought
out IN America. This Pantomime is entirely
different from,and is on greater scale of ma o.
nitude than anything ever previously attempted
IN any travelling exhibition The Miser of
Bagdad will conclude each evenings entertain.
ment G~r For further particulars, see large
and small bills at the hotels. b =
Willalso exhibit stMIDDLETOwN, on the
2ith, and at DOVER, On. the 26,h of April, inst.
.Iaaasa j. w.nBANCKER, and ss
l.. ii. HowEs, Agents.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Gontemon Ny ohild had commenced breaking out last
tlu small snres wgh kraiualN extended lie entire
lead, Including both which much eat by the
fear that both would drop oh
tlol all sorts ct adPtscd ana domestic remedies without
good results then procured aud applied little TURF
OIL II began n get better; III" bottle broke and we
IHed calls tatt began 10 worse My cider dauRh
Ter sand Ia % OF that iut ell sisters head
hohod So much better when used il We got another
bottle AMI her had is nearly we'll This Rgsra
vase and took halt hourcNtrv dav wash aud
very offensive" one bottle feel assured viii cure
her entirely there hut little of the disease remaining
You entitled this and for the benefit Of others. take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully j T. CHALK.
To MpSsrg 20
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-, -, -,,.,u.,-,,,,- SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD

ssSs k'k .---...s..ssss, S MMEE ARRANGEMENT - TO
w WI TAKE EFt ECT MAY LIST, 1866
oa aud Thursday the May next the Mail Pas
senser train will leave the Depot ia Petersburg daily except
SuudayO at O'clock arrive at BurkcVillc (unction)
40a. IN, 945 a. IN, and at lynelburs at 1880
Leave lyhchburg Mt o'clock arrive at Farmy lille
3an Al Burke lille (JuncuouJ Al i30 p and at Pc
tcrhurE 70 p
The CITY POINT TRAIN will leave the Depot in Peters
burg daily eScclt Sundays at Gn and at y connecting
da5 with The james Ky.r bost, for Norfolk and Wed
ncolay AMI Saturday morning with the steamers jamestown
uad Roanoke Il New York. L.. a. GOODWIN,
Hil l1dts Ticket Agent.
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se,.. c,uu,rinorcH FROM BUCHANAN 70
.-@s-ia-l Ed LYNClBTRG AND RICHMOND

-~&-~a--sAAnS LNNCHBE KG AND RICHMOND
Fare from Iyncbufg TO buchanan. 30
From l.yuelbufg To tharuttes, lille. : %
I'D of October Packet Boats wIUaNe
buchanan \ NJ, and Lynehburg at u i NJ Monday
Wednesday aud Friday and arrive in Richmond second lay
i. , O'Clock \. NJ.
Charlotte Vile passengers leaving LyncLburg at = p NJ
reach scatoSs 10 a NJ next day and arrive in Char
4itesyIc at 81 T. NJ Leave Lynchburg tor buchanan and
Lexington o. \. NJ Monday, "Wednesday and Friday and
arrive at T. VI.
From LyueIhurg Richmond time and distances in
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y FOk NV lOkk- FKOM LlNITI. $500.
BG re-. VA PEIERSBt Ktt, ~ SOI I'll SIDE
q AlIRoAD-CIE1PFST MD PLEANdNYESI RoH'e
NV YorS. including Railroad fare aud meals aud
state boarl steamer ~ 10 Nov Nork-stcond
tia=z aud Storage.
Passengers leaving Lynclbnrg On TUESDAYS at o
tttk South side Railroad w connect the samc g ehihg
20 I'll, Point the large aud cummndious steamship
JAMESTOWN. Capt Parish and proceed direct TO New
iadk touching only at Norfolk.
The steamer ROANOKE VIII continue her trips hereto
io5e leaving city Point every Saturday morning AT oclk
For through tickets. apply 10
LIE < JOHNSON Main St, Lynehburg.
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~ b'Jl u T'T7HVNU a ~ TNTVN 7
Ies., SEE a VI SHIP KOANDKE.-Ihc

f1ess SCEA VI SraaP KOANOKE.-Thc
SL1lS Steamship, ROANOKE. has been put in fist
order and again commenced her regular trips from
Stw York 10 City Point.
ourmerchants ordering Goods from New York
" forget ship by her
Goods shipped from New York Wednesday arrive in
lynclburg the following Saturday.
LEE y JOHNSON, Agents
New York and Virginia Steamship Co
p S-The JAMESTOWN leaves City Point every Wed
nesday morning and the ROANOKE every Saturday -lnng
a . ole for New Ile 22ts l..
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FEfNHsE WEEk T. u w u ZEN
4 BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, by steam 4.hEl<ttsN
rrs BElNlDEKE and POCAHDNrAS.-1he
STEAMER BELNIDERE leaves baltimore every SAr'lR.
DAY AFTERNOON Tor Richmond Returning leaves III III
MDND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore.
Tho PDCAHDNIAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NESDAI AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning, osv
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON tor balti
linure
shippers 10 baltimore by these two Boasmust have the
goods here every Monday and Friday Of each week.
LUDLAM Il WATSON. Richmond Va.
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These vessels ct tue first class built in the Bal
tuu, expressly for This trade aud lave
duious for passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains Will Iual for tn. trade and Who will spare
e>rruun accommodates They will DE towed up aud down
III y1s by st"a and may be relied to sail promptly
adv ertisod
Merchants ng North or ordering goods from New York
vii nd il to then interest to snip by this line freight will
a" be taken low by any other line of Packets
every 'frt viii be made by the agents in Richmond and
NV York 10 give satisfaction Insurance be effected in
tie Richmond Fire Association by This line per
Werr>ertoy ask and hepe to succeed in obtaining
sAHre II patronage.
Naei> stpp,d 10y this line to New York will be forwarded
Err" Fl commission t. NeW Orleans Mobile Charleston
S.uI.ah any other southern Northern port
Tn vessels will lie iH Richmond the Dock in New FORK
At Berth NJ. l. Coffee House Sip, foot ct Wall Street
DAVID WI. CORRIE, Richmond, ,,.
{. II. PiERSON. y. y, Ns'"H
a.
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T1TT ' \ T7IT
Rssfs {lYr, y ticu"me, used about fourth ot
hni'le GuIt on upon The back horse the
Hlok almost saw entirely place large my
td, and this single Application Il only applied nncel cured
up entirely aud permanently really surprised thr
H,knss ot It's cufatiNeS properties, aud uk prompt
and cicAeiaus than any thing the Kind s,y
yr sold theasn dis 81 bottles oohe preparations Tor similar
purposes.
It,Hu u
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Read the Truth aboui our TART Oil.


During sleigh ride this past discovered my horses
lex Jaw, and the skin on place large than my hand, from
he traces rubbing The inside of the thigh applied your
lurt Oh aud In day he well Another
mule which was working To my dray became unable to
walk. On rxamong his foot discovered nail about two
inches long up the driver and the said
he would he good for nothing drew the nail Inserted
piece of lint and your Turf Oil and set him to work
and from that moment he has not lost hour but is good
also ahorse badly snagEed the outside
his thigh in two places about inches deep aud four
inches wdc from which he slf day two. Nuur TUT
Gil was applied andt brought them entirely sound II
truly Of the greatest remedies for have
known, and have lived drug for several years Use
this rs you think proper. Very truly,
RIO Mcssrs. Dove \ Co j. II WEISlGER.
For sale by STROTUER 4 WHITEHEAD,
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hi Diamond ILL., recently erected by Mr. Clemi MU
now IN the occupancy Of Nj Gambler ON this lot IN ex
&c enf well c house, aud I'll other buildings ulated
TO add O the comfort OF the residence
Also-A handsome residence Franklin Hill JOIN ~ the
sdence Mr.. VIM Dl1ri occupied by Mr.. 1aulet
in calculated attract attention The last
named residence Ill be offered private sale until Fri,v
may II sale not effected before day
IL will be Tered public liberal and m de
known the day Private propositions will be attended 10
until the day Of sale, ~ W b. JONES o.
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hose Nesaes Of the st class bu expressly this
trade and have superior accommodations for passengers
heY are commanded by experienced Captains, well quail.
ned fr the trade, and who will spare
mediate
They viii be owed up and down the river by steam and
may be reus on 10 sail promptly adv erse1 Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston viii find it to
hrr interest to ship by this line the only regular line,
aud freight VIII always be taken low by
s' aud every effort will be made by the agents Richmond
and Boston tu give satisfaction.
We apcctuly ask hope in obtaining full
share of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond the Dock. and in Bos
ton Al RuNtS Wharf
DAVID WM CURRlE, Richmond, , :,
ALLEN q WELTCH Boston, Asen' >