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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22

Intelligence from a source perfectly wen IN
formed on the subject, enables Us to state that
the treaty Of amity, commerce and friendship
between Great Britain and Honduras has been
accented by the government and ratified by
the LEGISLATURE of the latter State. This treaty
ambodies the additional article" guarantee
ing the Honduras Inter-oceanic Railwayagainst
interruptions, seizure, or unjust con6scation,
from whatsoever quarter the attempt may pro-
coed. Il also guarantees / neutrality, and
constitutes the ports at both of its extremities,
viz-Puerto Caballos and the Bay Of Fonse-
ca, as "free ports,n and provides that the road
''sha be open and free to ell nations and on
equal terms"
The convention ceding the Bay Islands to
Honduras has not vet been acted on, and is
still 10 the hands of the legislative committee
70 which it was referred The President of
Honduras, is opposed to its acceptance, and ex-
pressed himself strongly against it IN his mes
cage to the Legislative Chambers. The second
convention terminating the Mosquito protec-
torate, abolishing Mosquito pretensions within
the territory of Honduras, and providing Tor
the adjustment of all British claims against
that State through the medium of arbitrators,
is also in the hands of the legislative commit
tee, bat will no doubt be finally ratified.
The joint proposition of the representatives
of the States of Guatemala, San Salvador,
Nicaragua and Costa Rca. to appoint Senior
Herran actual Minister of New Granada in the
United States, as the common representative
of these States, has been acce6ed to by Hon
duras. Bot the dependent proposition, to ap-
point Senior Santa Cruz the common Minister
Of the FIVE States in Europe, has been declined
by the Honduras government on the ground
''of the eminent and faithful services of Senior
Don Victor Herrsn, the actual minister of Hon
duras at the Couts of St. James and the Tuille-
ries" Senior Victor Herran was the negotia-
tor Of the treaties and conventions with Great
Britain above referred to, and will be retained
in the post he has so ably filed N. Z. Herald
10th inst
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22
Great Excitement I'm Indianapolis.

10 certain conditions of the atmosphere, the
moon rising Cor setting) presents remarkable
fiery and blood red appearance. This occurred
at Indianapolis, on Tuesday evening, and threw
the inhabitants of that goodly city, who have
lately been very much agitated on the subject
Of the comet, into q terrible fright. The alarm
bells were rung and the FIRE engines brought
out, and tbeexcitement and confusion for atew
moments was indescribable. They supposed
that the comet had strack, and that the final
conflagration was at hand. The idea OF call
ing out the engines under such circumstances,
was worthy of the genius of Dame Darlington,
who undertook to repel an invasion Of the At
lantic with her mop.-LqJayette Journal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22

GREAT SALE OF PANTINGs.-The greatest
sale ofpictures, at auction, at Paris, since that
of Marshal Soult's gallery, is just terminated.
They were the collection of private person,
NJ. Patureau. On the first day forty-one of
them brought nearly four hundred thousand
francs; sleeping Infant Jesus was bought for
the Empress at forty-one thousand francs; on
the second day, twenty-six were sold for $780,
000 francs; bidding for famous Ho6bemd, was
carried to $4,000, and the prize adjudged to a
retired banker OF Berlin. small landscape
of WOuoermaHs was purchased for the Empe-
ror at thirty thousand.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22

THE PEACH CRoP.-The Philadelphia Bule-
tin has reports from various parts of Della
ware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, that
there is every appearance of the heaviest crop
of peaches ever known. In regard to other
fruits the prospects, said to:be as favorable or
nearly so.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22

INTERESTING BAPTIsM--Capt. Holley, re-
iigous master of vessel, returned recently
from three months voyage, and such bad
been the effect of his precept and example,
that his entire crew became devoted professors
of religion, and were baptised on Sunday last
in Boston, by British clergyman.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22
Kansas Lands

The Washington correspondent of the ". Y
Herald in letter written on the 10Th inst, says:
This morning the General Land Office forwarded
instructions to its agents in Kansas for the sales of
the Iowa and other trust lands, to commence at
Iowa Point, Kansas territory, on the Sd proximo,
under the supervision Of Hon. Norman Eddy,
special commissioner.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22

Low PRICE OF SHIPs.-The New York Shipping
List in remarkiDg upon the depression in the pre-
of ships, observes that vessels of large size are
nearly unsaleable, it being almost impossible to
ploy them ut profit, even at the reduced prices
at which, tits understood, they can be bought, and
evidence of the present depression in their value
notice sale by auction at Baltimore, last we, k,
of the seip Avondale, built at Baltimore. of white
oak, and coppered, three years old, 727 tons, at
$4,000. oue-ifth cash, and four-ftths 4, and II
months
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22
~ The British brig of war Arab has ca,

rs The British brig of war Arab has captured
slaver at of the keys in the vicinity of Trini-
dada large sized American built schooner, having
400 slaves on board. Lieutenant Stubs took his
prize and cargo to Port Royal, where the negroes
we're put at liberty. At the same anchorage where
this vessel was captured, Lieutenant Stubs dis
covered the bulls of ten other slavers which had
been abandoned after discharge of their cargoes,
aud burned to the waters edge.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22
Origin of tho Neshannock, or Mercer
Potato.

=
The following interesting piece Of Information Is
contributed TO the Prairie Farg,er by r. Buchanan,
ESQ., OF Cincinnati. We hope that those who read
Nc. RS article, will hereafter call this valuable po-
tato by lie right name;
IL is aseedling OF Western Pennsylvania, from
the oaDks OF Neshannoek Geek, IN Mercer county
hence It's name. am native of W estern Penn.
sylvania, aud have been familiar With this potato
from boyhood. Il was first made known about az
~ years $50, and was 50 highly vAlued that many
persons took Il tue mountains Ia their saddle
bags, on horseback, for seed. 10 that way, Il was
also introduced into the vicinity Of Pittsburgh, BY
the late WA. ARders0n, who got iG from the iarln
where Il originated.
Ia the year 1892, settlement was made on the
waters oftse Shenango, NesAannock and Aakaplsg.
principally BY Scoteh-lfish. The soil ana eiaats
we're favorable 10 the growth potatoes, aad those
from that region soon became acknowledgements
~ the new seeding the NeshsanOok.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22
~ course.

We learn that this gentleman will be 10 Angus
ia on the oath, and win address our citizens on
Nicsrsguan affairs. he has no filth, whatever, in
the late rumers of Walkers defeat and speaks con-
6dently Of his final success.-Aug&sta (Ga Des-
pdtch
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22

NeAol PsAeeek BesJ Stones and Benz Stones
and sifs rs Nichol Peseocs e. "a.
aeeaFdAncs with decree Of shs chancefy rourt Al
Nesns e, ~ ne present. faayl tera IS Z, ths above
eanses wlis Saturday, sab My. 81 a. the Coart
eAfi Gate, Ia ad clfy, pats sale The high
est hiddev, MORO MAN slave, nAusd ssuneoa fSr
casa sac a IL o'elock, prssissy. O. o. RkIEN.
nayt8-td CYprk Nastrr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22

tB- Judge Vondersmitb, one of the Associate
Justices Of Pennsylvania, residing at Lancaster,
has been arrested forging land warrants. He is
man of wealth, and lives in great style.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22
ICE CREAM FREEZERS just received from
l. PHILADELPHIA.
may22-3t STEWART OWEN.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
EIORRIS a sTRATT0N.

NIORRIS q STKATFONs
nN WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 9TH, 1851, St
" 10 O'Clock, will offer at Action, in front Of
Store Market street. urge and well-seeced stock Of
Groceries, Wines, Liquors. &c, viz:
100 hhds fair 20 choice Sugar; 0o0 bags fine Sat;
100 bbls Molasses; 500 bags fair to choice Rio
loo y do do. Coffee
20 cases Sardnes; $50 packages Mackere
30 coils Rope, ass'd sizes; so dozen painted Buckets
10 tieTces Rice. Ii boxes Va. Tobacco, Vari-
10000 Cigars, various brands; brands;
100 boxes Star Candesi 80 4 boxes star Candles;
so quarter do; 80 boxes Tallow Candles;
200 kegs Nails best brands; 100 bhls Magnolia Whisky
loo bbls Whisky, vars 100 do nne Whisky. various
20 90 American Brandy; brands
so u pipes do; 10 bbs Gin
100 bbs Cider Vinegar, $50 boxes Glassware, ass'd
With varions other articles In the Grocery line.
may2l MORRIS a SFRATT0N.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22
FOR SALE.

81. WISH TO SELL MY RESIDENCE on THE -
S1s<saMURFREESB0Ro' TURNPIKE, about four IasEsH
S$A mile from Nashville, near Glencf Depot kEIsB
- on the Nashville and Chaits no0ga Rail
roaa, Win 40 Of Land half o. which 10 timber we'll
set in Blue Grass the balance Is in high state Of cuva-
ton, with about ave OF young orchard There on
the premises COED falling sprrg water and good
stone spring house This Building consists Of goo, brick
dwell with Sr0oms, and ants rooms smoke house
aud good ctstern. caTra houses stabes &c al new
and 10 good repair. bargain wili be given ADlI to
May sl-lm. y. .HURf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22

AooDESr.-We learn with regret that our
worthy eitizen, J. W. Wallace, Esq, wac seri-
ously injured by being run against by the cara
near the depot on Friday last. Col. Wallace
as stauding in the engine house at the time
the accident Occurred, and a. tbs cars passed
they caught him. and injured him very much.
--,SAeEbyrilk Censti,ui ioAalisf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22

MAJ. MIlfEA "a lasI epenea a. - sFh nsw soda
" Se1asan ., ~ sFe Ne. IS cAessg street, shsts hs
eAn - Al nEes. seppg ne thirsty eltA detee1 ana
heAshs e~ssfsEA ~ laTes ite htlenAR q lhs pabAe
- b. - eihneent aA& 4fnaes b ksHe hera snpplY
e ~ she fsitsthaE a<ssiss u Ne keeaen caslant
t1nas ma1l8
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22

HfRED . aex uenea " Ne Rame q IsahuA % mr.
: Atsa. 90 hEo.i ~ a. ~ pgeaens year, slhcs
81 years - rs1tan So ~ very aeen spAzknnE sses
hef fraHt tee.A seI ts4 - eqnentg weaFs hlse
ses srd 81 ra4s ease oaht tat whzf Ne Is IN "a
ely - fiss - seefe rrsad 81 ~ dsivsfs = s.
Na4 = aeals h W. RokIKR.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22
PLATFORM BEEHIVES.
Sy1veSter Davis.
PATENTED ,JuIV DC. IS52

THIs Hive has taken The hrss premi At the State ard
County Fairs IN VI, NJ H., Mass, lad. and Ohio, the
Fal Of 1884
With TINS Hive keep with perfect safe
y and success siaes al difficulty aud uncer are en-
tire removed.
1he Bees be made 30 stcdr from one or ore hives
or may be conducted INTO numbe~ Of hives tcilout
sfcdFfnfHg, ami sti have q M supply Of Queens
Tae lees entTey protected from ne Bee H1fA and
other insects, which aaaos aud the bees. his We
tnfrrd1t II anagcd according to The directions which y
givea Ia the book.
The Bees We az opportunity to exercise in spring
and clear The hith tron her hives sithout y ing oas 10
die on the STOW.
The th can az any time be removed from the hives with
cut disturbing bees.
The Bees he transferred often as NECESSARY "a Give
shem heS eonb, an without killing then.
II prevents All possibility o. fobbng while feeding
IL Is shor0 ghly Ventilated hrough q rddrasers hyes
honey boxes, and chambers.
The and progress 4 the Bees nav be seen in IN.
hives, honey boxes and feed .aFawers
d. trct sni County Kghs for sale 10 the STATE Of snne.
see, vi Books Bl Feed &c eiyg ftu dissertao. IN,
making lie Hive aud MANAGING Tue bees All ieft,rs nad
conn ica ton te be addressed 70 ID ~ ES7PS
Mfft--h Nashville. Irun.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22
BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.
GRUNDF COUNTY TENN

THIS avoriie s1mmer reor EH be oFeaed for The
Il epion of visitors he L. of june nrki.
rev Hotel hulklinK ant many Cabias have bee a
erected and al Be fa~ui hrd with entirely an sp
pE0praie Furatars-ant a-ra4grments psFf-eed 20
have tbs table SUPPL sh a. The Injuries and iscacos
Of the Good h9Ehng Alleys and nns Bad soSm.
pied sth musc fra.uii5rsy contr1a ca Or tae
keslih aud znusslrnts % E1asts.
Wines 500 Ligarrs. 81 qaaify. vi D tePpAed for
table and RON ass, pa D. faiosa III % oFened.
6ambhRE ps-it Fsig prghbissd aad Do Pfcfsssiouai
6smbssr BsFd Apply 81 soem.
IA. spFnss are accssiible b. RAiiroad 70 Ncslinn-
villa shsnes - good Coaches ~ mi9;-ADd good Hotel
aocoaodaions VA b. flan1 - KIN falahoms and No
Miansie oF those Prslsrrns a rsasla ever a eAeT
place. On her ~. ArFsnsearns are mads 70 have
hacks naxees aHa saas hoses Or kfe-and good stA-
bass. prusesa as hoss blineing uik thsm taesr own
hoFtea.
Ts sea4 hon Mcaiinnve TIE hass Of no uOsntAln,
hss heaa pat aac ercsr, and rs nauhtAn read graded
ana nzas % sasy daily mal vii - rec.itsd
fom kAshttie euries ne ssiins ssssoa.
Tie ears ahase1eht q he bgsaess q ne Hois WI
asvoEs upaa Jaa = fossor tso years pass A. ne cy
ifofsl, KasAvtie
Pslsss-a1 per dAy-tiO per .ssk ana sss per nsnlA.
Chlares ant serFAsia al pFEe-
80 80 szITA chAfss 30 nsssoF hshss-
JANA =. 7CeS CO..
6<en hzAa SpF1sk AAy g. fropristars.
taiaiy 4.
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ICE! ICE!

Rk subesihers prepared 70 fsrnsh the ciEens Of
nAshFes with lee. ofthe best qualtf, ~ bis oce on
Cheffy street Opposite the Post oce This lee PAT %
on Far sdse Ill., eqa al 20 any ever broughs fro TIE
LAKES. mayio-tf W. r. GARRkrr & 90
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22
Notice to Contractors.
ras5ls3 T5zf1a NzSSg7 = ALL
WINCHESTER AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.

DROPOSAS invited at Salem, Saturday the IN
A July next for the Grading. Masonry and dgnE Of
this road dverRng from the Nashville and Chattanooga
Rroad Decherd and running through Winchester and
Salem, in Frankn couRty feun and from thence
Fayetteville, in Lincoln county, d lance Of about thirty
eight mile
The road has been partly graded for abou, 90 iissf
Decherd-T sections having been finished aud 10 rty
graded.
Bids viii be received FOR Fections (of about
raj each) Payments will be four hhs cash and
nh IN stoekto be made the W0k progresses the stock
only 70 be reserved on monthly estimates.
There uili be heavy work, IN making the asoeat
Ton tie ssng Of six River, 10 the table lands kno~n
the Bsfrens" Very little rock viii be cred on
sny portion % the line
fhe country through which the line q carried Is healthy
and abouads the requisite prediction for the snsienanoe
OF sgArd stock.
Pam and Probes can be examined blank propJals aud
witt accompanying specifications procured
other information IN relation % the be
taued application TO tdwin Mead, Resident Engineer
FAyeiteViis for days previous TO the letting
Satisfactory evidences Of ability complete the work
bid for, accompany the proposals, which may be Ad
dressed 70
" K. srEvESsoS. President Nashville, Tenn.
Jas. II. GRASr, Chief EngiHeer, do do.
tDEM MEAD Resident do fayetteville, do.
OF be hsnded in a. Sa en- on the day Of letting
b. order q the Board. Jar. Il. GRANT,
Nashyide, Nay II, iSoI-tilnulyi Chief Engineer.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22
TYree SPRINGS.

fTeHE sahserieer Is8se dsbshsfli ssiAbsAsnt
~ tersa q gesrs al pa 4 n soak israr ar
uixhef and Fsaitzt thFouEtoes prefsiea sxssnrns
saaa 81 asc e eks aa sezfanis, snt tseeraa "a
- kfsa 4 - nzaaere eli ais - himself uar A. a
shs pahAc salrenass Ma hscDeaea tha pnsc 81 rhs
ant q Jans- tyEsa i - se knssa ssed psrsear
s-s1Hp,iaa- J. A0SaRA
asaFs--Im.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22
s25 REWARD.

- ANYWAY from my residence Saturday morning
u last, Negro Girl named VIOLET" Of black color
and abb egheen Of age. She is rather under the
medium height heavy made and quick spoken. she the
prop rty Of John Johns ESQ., living Nashville and Is
urking about his pace IN Nashville. will give Twenty
five Dollars for her delivery to my Office No. 50 Cher
~ street. mayl4 WILL l.. BOYD
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22

urMRTGIANA.

fTsHRaeearasioa a pr casaiaE nat he Wofd shead
bsrn ~ % TIE isth 81 saae has bot eeerzed al kao
~ Ia a. - 81 lie sfi prepared . ehaFge so14 Feanif
h ne Esry hehess psrieeten u ne Al $40 hAgs
Roants charss ua 81 ws 70 leave hen wiA hn a. hs
h0asa. No e. CheTry 81, assF ne fsrsudah.
NJ Kal1eg also asks &c F8trenaFe u those kaEius
Csthin - cess SD aye ID impeFtzut shsi sheaA
hare thsr 81 nnaes Ia essf keffa isth q 1uas.
nas1-lma.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22


The metaphysical distractions concerning
the rights of the several States of the Union,
in the Union, put forth in fre-eating news
papers, and political speeches, under the spe-
cious appellationof State Rights, has from time
to time, led to open ratification of the laws
and authority of the general government-in
South Carolina first, in Massachusetts, next,
and by which personal liberty bills" under
ground railroads, and negro stealing are at this
moment justified in most of the States of the
North, have, as we hope, run their course.
They have wrought incalculable evil by in
spring contempt in the minds of the people
for the constitution and laws of the land, and
ministering to the hostility With which one
section regards the other. But there is
healthful and wholesome class of rights be-
longing to the States, with which the gene
raj government cannot interfere, and will not,
so long as its action is controlled by just, wise
and liberal men. One of these, and amongst
the most important, is the right of all the
States, as States, to share equally in the pro-
fits and emoluments Of the public domain. 10
this, we have the theory Of State Rights, util
fzed and made tangible and practical. And
if the party which has SO ardently espoused
the State rights doctrines, would only exhibit
half the zeal, in behalf of this vital subject.
with which they now, oppose it, there would
be no obstruction TO its working out the most
benefcent results.
Leaving cut of view, the entire amount of
the cash proceeds of the public lands received
into the treasury, and which, it is enormously
supposed, has been equitably expended to the
mutual benefit of all the States alike, and con-
fning ourselves to the lands which have been
disposed of for the benefit of particular States,
let US epitomize the facts, and see how the ac-
count stands. Including the grants for Rail-
roads, internal improvements generally, to COM
psnies and individuals, and the swamp lands,
excluding those granted for educational pur-
poses and for military services, we have the
following exhibit:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22
Prom "Porter's Spirit of the Times"
The Greatest Contest Coming On |!
AMERICA vs. ENGLAND ON THE TURF.

Lecomte Pryor and Prioress entered for the Good
rood Cup. Gapdtrick and other american
,JOckieS qoinq OUer to ride.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22

FtIIIand True Account of the Dread
full Duel at CattIettsburg-HOw two
bIOOd-fhirsty KenLuckians Shot each
other Six times.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-22

W. T B. co. have also just received
IsiBEt, THE YOUNG WIPE AND THE OLD LOVE.
By John cudy Jefferson. 1 val.. I2no cloth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

NlCHN0ND NaY Ist-, Ttlt
Gcnilciucn My child had commenced breaking out last
m IN small sores, which gradually extended over Tic entire
had including both ears, which much eat by the
fear that both would drop OF
tried all of advertised and domestic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied little III RE
oil began better the bottle broke, and we
led gals tit again began to get worse My elder daugh
said, PA 20 get OF that IurfDd sisters heal
okod much better when you used it." We g, another
otto. and her head nearly well This aggra
case hall every day wash IT, and ii
offensive. one bottle feel assured Will ccro
entirely there is but little Of the disease remaining
o the benefit OF others, take
great pleasure in giving You this certificate.
Respectfully, Is. 1 tllALh
~. Af.ggr Ir,... A. 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17
J. T.. BoNpURANT

tHEsIIWfIl-D ApfU Illh, ItJO-
Mossrs D0pe GoIlaving used 1urt Oh aud finding
ITO be such fine medicine thin 1t due you that you
should know NJ daughter about toi the
rocker chair aud bruised hen thigh mich 1t
assumed the boil aud became very had
ancod by but that did relieve it, II became
running aud continued for nearly two tried
every medicine could hear OF with oicet until III
iueei hottie Turf O-atter using bottle
haltt entirely healed have since used II Tor othc
nd the benefit You liberty
this as you think proper. $ GIIALKLl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

I'D \ oBk 81 EAMSiilf J. NJ : 4 nW a-ss.asx.szs
The / Mail steamship JANESToWN, in com
mtnl of capt EWIs pAhHsH leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFIERNDON at O'clock tor kich
nond She VIII take any freight CITY Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at o'clock for NV York.
Those desiring Ship her must have their goods hero
MONDAY. Passengers desiring take this ship here can have
a state Room secured by addressing us by mail
U The ROANOKE, Capt SkINNflG stops At city Point
whore will land and receive freight Both the jamestown
the Roanoke receive and land passengers ~ tiy FONT
and Norfolk. LUDI.AM * WATSON
Richmond Na.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17
Read the Truth II bout our Turf oil.

RiCHMOND. April luth le'HA
ring sleigh ride this winter past discovered my horse
le raw, aud the skin of place large than haud from
rubbing the inside of the thigh applied your
Turf on and n day he we'll Another case
mule which was working to my dIay became unable t."
walk examiong his foot discovered nail about TWO
inches the head My driver aud the neghbors said
he would be good for nothn the nail out serted
piece lint and Turf OH and set him to work at once
he has lost hour but is as good
also horse badly snagged the outside q"
his thigh in places, about inches deep and tour
inches which he stit day Your Turf
Gil applied aud brought them out entirely sound II
of the greatest remedies for sores have ever
known and have lived drug years Use
this you think proper, Nury truly,
Ro Mcssrs. Dove n CO. j IL, NElSliEk
For sale by SIROIllER n WHITEHEAD,
nov IL dGm IVnChhuig
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17
.l.uus THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN 10
LYNCnBuRG AN RICHMOND.

Fare from T.ynchburs Buchanan. ..........S 30
From Lyuehburg to tharotteaFie... %
I'D of October Packet Boats will leave
Buchanan at A. NJ, and Lynehbarg i1l 4. NJ, Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday aud arrike in l. edmond second day,
5o'elock A. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving I'lchburg at :! = NJ.
reach Scottesyo at l0 ~ NJ day and arrive in Ghtr
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rom L,nelGurg to Richmond sec time and distances