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Chnncerv Sale.

DY virtue eta decree Of she Chsnesry cosrt ~ Nssh-
- vie atits November tern, ist6. the o. Mar
ina NJ Wyatt " Nicholas Knzht and ethers VIII tbs
Gsh day u March a. The Ccurt ard Gate, In said
city expcse pubic the hshest biddtr tract Of
Lanf situated in ctratam eeany beooEing te the estate
Of spencer wya, deed, e0niaining four hundred aad
thirty acres. more Or less.
TFRxs -Four and ak months credit notes vel secured
and iien retained O. D. BRIEN.
hb9t Clark and y aster.
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Napoleon at st. Helena.
W. It. BERRY 4 co. have jus, received.

w. I. BERRY s. co. have just received
NAPOLEON AT ST HELENA; or, iutsres,ins Anss-
does and remarkable Conversation sof the Emperor dur
ng the Five and Half Years Of his Captivity. Collected
from the Memorials Of Las Cssas OSeara MonthOlaoB,
AntOmmacehi, and others. BY John G. Abbott. with IL
IustzatioDs. 1 ToL, svo cloth.
Extract from the Preface
The genius Of Napoleon Is astounding. Anbraneheso Of
human knOwledge seemed ale fan liar his gigantic
mind Instrumentation a. St. Helena scatt red hrOurh
the nnm.r'us and youmncus ofisls Of these . 10
CLEANED them, tenete Eith Observation-Disclosures.
There no mind which will ret be inyroratCG by f6mi-
arity with those proiot nd Ourl - expressed NTH
much glow Oiieeling and energy OF dction-
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MEDICAL SOCIETY

I'VE TWENFY-FIGHTH ANNUAL SESSION or THE
Tennessee Medical Society viii in the Firemeus
FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL.
II Wi be remembered that the President it the duty
OF each member OF The so,iety to read paper on some
medical SUBJECT or report case to the meeting
mlIclZO w. u. JONES. Rec Sac,v
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Tom MoOre's Life Complete
W. T. Berry & Company
NAVE Just RECEIVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
OF
III o M A S ORE.
EDITED ny LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
2vo'srovaI 70. cloth.
OIinions Of the Press.
EDITED NY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
2vo's. roysI 3 70. cloth.

Opinions CT the Prtss.
Whc has not heard 6f Tom Moore, the Irish Poetr To
aiiwhO have read opuiar Melodies this new work
viii prove exceedingly interesting especially the autobiOS
rsphy Of the Poet his earliest reeoections 10
hood. We heartily recommend it."-E j. C5srier.
Thomas Moore the last Of The great poets ths, Our
i'hed in the beginning Of the century. biography,
any written must be esgerly sht fer, The pubs
are esy Indebted the Mess1s Appleton for the cheap
Com. Adu
his work has been much locked Tor With interest BY
the admirers Of the bard Of modern tines The
new work has not dsspp0n u.s. The sparkling viyaeity
OF Noores letters VII recommend hem models o. style
to tnos who ain at smir spstolaTy correspond
snce. "--A'5apg Regtster.
Every who has the least for elegant literature
win at once procure copy Of toe uOrk." CzarlsOa
Courier. e
II seems to Us that Lord John Russell has prepared
very ereditahIe work indeed. evidently entered upon
it conamOre, and has hir pursued TIE with
ndei,y, enthusiasm and seeursey."-Btti,A Cofoaist
The work has two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on ths subject
the other the editor Bat lock II without
seeming that II answered the highest expectations that
could be egiimstey formed oft. The work will oieourse
be gem IN the literature OF the day"-Ai6any ArGSs
"That is edited With ability thenane Of Ens'ands
great statesman is guaraty."-N. Y. Casrcsman.
"MOors's Life by Russell presents striking peture Of
English Hie, such within observation and
perience Of the poets" Southern Caris,iGn AGr0eafs.
ave the mnuiise faseti, eeiers Of Of the
most versatile vOupiuous and meiOdeOus bards who
sang His intinscies with all the Eeauses Of the day,
whether they poets artists, statesmen, aud the
naiVeie with which he honestly ra,tes away about every
ihng in his literary life, his social either. in which
latter but be his bon vivsnt prOpenses
have in his style Of narraug them much OF charm
for than generally end in he private life Of Of
genius, where the euran is decorousy drawn aside
as We find it here. n Saturday budget.
w. Il. u. & Co. have also on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION OF MOORES LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENTS In { xois - no 10th
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COTTON CORD.

~ usnr1rnes q uaat q ock aariag he uiner nontha
"a asltats aehnsEy b arr. a enc q oar pgin.
pal folea fae4oriee, trre ems ooe ,.an cotton Cofa
s,aa aa1s - supply ae erd<ra ehA rfselse iur ne
srtls. 80 dsiag ~ ef can % supplg ~ enssoners
IA aak p4rt 81 ts orders a. tht ee "a tefns ana pan.
- shis - saF q exulanalon "a sss vho have hSorsa
- wssd-wers saa cEssze real.f. Il
rs,stha-fn cfaeinnail, -
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sHEGEOasOEIn Gardens
RORreElapN HOlESe.

CtHAs. MILLER & co. have opened the above Gardens
- west Of the Frarklin Turnpike the City Hospital
where refr hmeuts may be obtained rnarct4
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TENNESSEE & ALABAMA RAILROAD
Cnamcery Court at Nashville.

Margaret Stewart vs.. Adam Cos ct ais.
the Office ofthe master oflhe chancery court
at Nashville, on the 17th day of March, 1851
ton OF complainant by counsel in the above cause and it
appearing to the satisfaction Of the clerk and master that
defendant, William Stewart. is resident OF the
state Of Tennessee and therefore, the ordinary
Of this court cannot be served upon him: ii is therefore
cered by the clerk and master that publication be made for
four weeks in succession in the Nashville Patriot
paper published in the city Of Nashville, requiring the said
TO apper at the next term Of the chancery court
De hotn for the county Of Davidson the courthou
thereof in the city ONashve, the first Monday in May
next, and answer said bill, the will be
confessed as to him and set down for hearing pare
march2l-w4tpr'sfeeS3 C. d. BRIEN e. q NJ
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cHANcERY SALES.


NNdNNtNE oUIts
IN comTlance with decree OF the Chanccry Court AZ
1 Nashville, AZ the Nov mher Term IS 8, in the 81
Albert Dreyfovs 81 ais By pQrs shall The 4th
day Of April Rext expose for public sale, TO the hiEhes
bidder the Court yard Gate 10 said city The following
described lot parce Of Land lying on tho North side Of
Lies HTAneh being part Of Lot No 81 10 Bach Whtesdes
Addition Nashville, and bounded a. oowa: CoDmene-
ing L. Samueis picket fence and running 10 fs aid
k branch, and thence running With The meanders Of said
branch doEn the 70 point hallway between Cherry
and College streets. thence line halfway between aid
streets (and paral=i line Siih them 6oth) 10 20 nt
right angles with the beginning thence IN straight line
the beginning There l. tenements said
property parJeaiar description Of which will be
given on The day Of SALE.
TEas- Oae and TO years. Win notes vel secured and
lien retained feb2o-a O. D. BRtEN, c. NJ.
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CONLEY g. JOHNSON
MANUFACTURERS OF
copper, Tin, Sheet lren Wares, &C.,

no - pf1lA - h4H "a houth Mafk8t 81,
NAsEnvlLLE. TasNN..
AVE u store and cheap ior casa earpisss A
Ia sortusent u ccoktkG STOVES - ever sac PAL.
trrp And pre-. HEATING SHOWS n ersrs rarotr asr
dstAnEt, rtercAta eaogss, eoas ef.; 0rnasnfal aad
ris'a AANthk dkAkfa, Il ~ aileg 1iN \ kkE - Ne
best EalsF'at atuf IS kna Tik WAke risieaie sna
knafs asnscsa fsandrlsa f,e srlrs w 49, ess sas sse
IN ieefs ese thES tAsk asaua ~ hse eef -
aert Aad 81 and a q her inrarrtt Ni4t asa -
Ore ee1issehE eisgshsFe. Aat ~ tee wfe4fhf lea
c3uA ttots, ~ aIe man1saEialnE hes skeA9 fhsf
~ - nes tktEas paE 7ce4 t1aa g. % $50.
- IA. a. = 80 aefs deaa shs ehsrltsf a1t1e.
llf4ers 1.ssoliea aaa Psurar : hizes
- - aa1 nislli,ssy Msk naaste es9sr.
zashie
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IMPORTANT TO
DRUGGISTS, GR0CERS, LIQUOR DEALERS, &C
SELLING OFF AT
TWENTY PER CENT. LESS

Tor the purpose Of closing up partnership shall
4 ofer, for the succeeding ten days, cur stock Of
IMPORTED WINES, BRANDIEs AND LIQUORS,
at twenty per cent less than New YORK prices
DRYEN0GE 4 CHARLES,
marchZO-lWF Odd Fellows Hall.
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KENTuCKY JACK FOR SALE have No. /
IA JACK, years cd 10 July lie was sired by
marTengo Monmouth, dam by Black Hawk. Pedigree
throughou perfectly pure. Gail at R. W Porter's for in
formation lmlIl WN. FlSHBACK
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FOR RENT.

A TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, situated in "a
II McGav6ck's Addition, containing Eve rooms 80
and tchen-has lately been used ioE Boarding EsA
House for he hands employed on the Railroad Bridge
The furniture n the house be bought low be
s used for the purpose, and he bosIders
be steuret WELLS nov being due. ana will coon be hn
ishei. Apply 70 W. L MCFARLAND,
msrch8-tf "a Colieae street.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION /!
wneLEsAF.E ann RETAas.
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT

A Cm0nkhtt nsu rseeiFing aad opening his
Millinery Goods.
heEchsntt spa nanasfs 81 aad ties Inissssa -
gFe km cab, - Fta1k ftr s1psfief q anf kepa ~
tAs ttsF Asesety kn4ss uhkt coeAfiteaea opi g.
asaorfaentef q anesS 6os<A = . ssssss - Frrse
t 4 isena a s ~ 4E easisers 81 noa has NFs
IktF tsiseted fhii tprt uilh tie tnless
$50 so lhe p4aas. fhe FsesIs msyrs apen
b.ag Acnsssy essi xtss As esss bassus n y.
.aaas. nm1Nll
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRlEN & NJ. N. BRlEA, R,
ATTORNEYS ar law

clcc, No AZ Wett sife % chsfgy So OioPers Buddng,
isrnesiy ocssplsd b. "a Eaiss.
HAFk taken IN COT artueFfhi1 ny sou, g. naIEs, N
ne pIac.e n las Ia 81 e Cearts " passd coan-
O. One or boih eaa xaacfaiif be band ID tls oalcs
Rrort and especial attecrnn alaAgs ssn 70 sccurinE
ans coierths AL ci2ius. gdsnsy ssAgnrraay shcn eoL
lestsf
Ibast essa eonsantiy aadr~ru'ary sngsEssia ny pro-
ieasea. M Noanain uiirie r the lars ssrhfy years
ara ~ rgatrus 70 srend - ssf1rar and crectnE 81
DskaA ehies Fsairesss o9ertaa Paias and Jnc9sqn
Have EeReras ReQaatnieace Ssh ~ nzr~Anaa kna
baslnsss rien In fhase gaaatrs.
ne Mshanss II SAshssas An4 q 0iarr places. aiEAt
aad sAsir atrreat e4naT Ei1h Fel4tisa there
10.
rsssr 70 Aay ans an ps-soas Via hass ms. ~ ~
ability aad FFonQt altcEtaet - oasine4a-
uarchlI-iV MAtfo o. ~ hkkkN-
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THE CAMPBELIS ARE COMING !!
TWELFTH ANNUAL TOUR.
ODD FELLOWS HALL
COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 28D, AND EVERY
EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
DEEL's old and original c AMPBFLL MrNsrREIS, under
the direction Of MATT PERL the best Bihiopean De-
neator Of the age assisted by talented performers
sB- For Parteu.rs, see bids Of the day. Change Of
Programme nt htlY.
az Tickets 50 cents DoO:s open at O'c'Ock-oOn-
narrhsG l-alD'' = DR. IA JONES, Agent
For st. Louis.
THE splendid steamer SALLIEA
wFsf coRssT, Master, will leave
for the above port and al intermediates
landings, SATURDAY, the 2lst inst at IL O'CLOCK, NJ
narch21 A. HAMILTON, AGENT.
TRUNKS!
AN in receipt Of fresh supply Of best English SOLE
LE yr iER trunks. large or;me Al 0; common
TRIMS. Ladies IA r-B0xES, YALIShS, iRAVhLING
ri ~ College street.
T AIDES FISE FNeLEH CALF CONGRESS HE'LL
IL BouT5.-Another supply just Opened BY
narch2I JOHN IMAGE, ~ College street.
TENNESSEE & ALABAMA RAILROAD
80 s - - - 81 81
Eszss7 IzIsE.sz ss:sslsEzsa
ON aad after Wednesday, April lst 1871 Trains will
" run 10 lows:
GOING SOUTH.
MAIL PAssEsGER. FREIGHT PAssESdER
Leave Nashville 60oa.m. S45p.m.
Arrive at Thompson IS m. $40 t"
GOING NORTH.
Leave Thompson $50 a. N. 6.r0 &c
Arrive at Nashville 1918 am 7.sS g
Passengers from Nashville by the Morning train, break
fast at Franklin.
sttges eo7nect with the Trains at Thompsoas
Through Tickets for Memphis Wsynesboro', Jackson
Tuscumbia, Florence, Pulaski and Columbia can be pre-
cured At the General Stage Office under the Verandal
Hotel, Nashville. w. YIN. PERKINS,
mar, hN-tf Superintendent
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WIN. SIMMONS

GtARPESTER AND BUILDER. respectfully snaouness 4
~ he rtEeas 81 Nashville that Ne Il located tho
corner Of thurch and kummeF opposite the 81
Cl0ud Hotel Nhsre he IL prepared 70 al Ii nds o
Ctrpeuier's AMI losers Work poors. sash aud Bnds
STAR casss sho~ Cases CEcs Deals, Rttbg ap sgsres
Joeeing snd Repairing, Ae peOnPtlg 4stended 20.
frh16-Sl
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Block - Bros
CHAMPAGNE CIDER
From ST. LOUIS, NO.
milo RUSSELL CLAIBORNE, Agents.
SsEERIFF,S SALE.


DY virtue Of seven n Pas 10 rected from the cerk
ID Of Criminal Court OF Davidson County a. its De-
ceber tsru 1859. will the ilth day Of April next,
expose 10 SAFE the highest bidder for cash. az The Court
hcee yari gate, In M hvie all the rght tile, claim and
ateret ths PErmca Sweet has 10 aud 70 piece
parcel ot Of ground lying and being IN the County u Ds
wilson state Of rsnnessce and city q Nashville fronng
% feet on Cherry Street least side thcfen and running
back Crdde Street taundad The north By the lands o.
Fanny and The south b. the lands 81 Elizabeth
Rsthbons which LOT there Il situated two story
house. sale within legal hours.
J. k EDMUSpsoN, Sheriff.
NIL Byg II. CAaPsELl Dep. sherd.
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.zEce-aLa -.
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w. 4. u. & Co. have also on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION OF MOORE'S LIFE AM
CORRESPONDENCE, In vols. Il no., cloth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04

:, KICHMOND, ApriI 10Th, Ir3N-
fnga sleigh ride this winter past horse,
~ raw" and the skin of place large my hand from
ne traces fu6hins on the rsidc the thigh applied
iuu oH aud IN a day or two he we'll Another
mule which was working my dray unable
WAN On exaniong his foot, discovered nail about
long up TO the head My driver and the neghbors SAID
ne would De good FOR nothn the nail
piece of lint aud your OH and set him to work al once
ana ron that moment he has not lost good
as eNer also 'aw horse badly suagsed
ms thigh IN two places inches deep and
m1h WIDE from which he day two. Your Turf
=" was 'Plheu ana II brought them entirely sound Ii
"y Is one OF the greatest remedies
hoWh ana haNeived in drug several years Use
I'M, n as lh'nh proper Very truly,
For sale by STROTttrp V.iIt,,,tt,,,
- nv lo e to.a Lynchburg.
toNN-eo"s'"n,ly q" hand n"d Tor sale by:
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RiCHMoNp, May lst. 1856
HcntHmen: My child had commenced breaking out last
m 10 sml sores which gradually extended Ike entire
h'hd including both etrs which much II by the
sores as TO cause 10 that both would drop
urea all sorts OF advertised and domestic remedies, without
S R"od results then procured and applied little ut RI
on IL began TO better. the bottle o ap
leu gals to lit again began 10 get My cider daugh
SAID Pa 90 get some more OF thar on. sisters head
oked 30 much better when you used it" We got another
'tile and her head nearly we'll This aEgrs
ased case and took halt hour every day wash and
was very offensive One bottle feel assured will
ner entirely as there is hut little of the diseasCremaninp
You are entitled TO this benefit Others
great pleasure In giving you this certificate
Respectfully b. L. CHALK.
To Mcksrs 20
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j Z. BONDURANT


tHfsTfNf1fln April Nth, 1876.
Mesrs Dore CoHaving used Your Turf on and finding
ito be such hnc mol''me. thin il due YOU that you
should kno" IT, My daughter about fell tho
rocker OF chair and and bruised her thigh
assumed the form OF boil aud became sore
iaheed hy phy Scian but that did relieve became
running sore and continued years tried
every medtihe could hear OF with no effect until
au,ed oya bottle tyuur Turf OHser using bottle
asd bali was entirely healed lhavo other
sores sd found the same benefit You At liberty 10
THIS a. You thnk proper. 5 CHAlKLY.
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III. IL.iua THHoUGH FIsoM BUCHANAN 10

Il NNHBI KF ~ FIJHMDND
Fare from I.ynchburg Buchanan.., ..........Sl so
From ynehbulE tn tharottesvile... ............ 30
Tn after thu I'd of October lyllrave
Buchanan At u \ NJ, and Lynchburg Az Z. n, Monday
otnrsday aud Friday and arrive in K day
Jocock a NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving I.chhmrg at u =
reach Scouesyle Al 105 A NJ day in
locsyc NJ . i. NJ Leave Iyuehburg for Buchanan aud
Lexington at o. A M Monday Wednesday and Friday,
arrive l. NJ.
below
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.



Tn. ALLOWING is from an old Number of Chambers
rdinburr Journal. where IL appears anonymously
lin the silence of this lonely eve
With the street lamps pale h'ekerlng on Tue "aii
A shirt were to say 10 me--"betess,
Tn sh.l, be snsw ered--Call fi-Whom should
CALI
And then were to hes gliding in
With the pale robes ftha, in long empty fold
Lie in my keeping and my fingers thin
As thine were onee--to feel 10 thy safe bold.
should f.ll weeping on thy neck and say
4 have 50 suffered snce-sinoe the tears
Would cease, remembering, how they count thy
day that is with God thousand years.
Then. vha, are these sad weeks, months years of
To thine all-measurcless inGntude2
Wat my whole life, when myraid lives divine
May rise, each leading 10 higher good
lose myself faint Beloved-bestl
Sill in Thy oldon. dear humanity
A litle while, my head upon thy breast
And then | will go back to heaven with thee
Should call thee-Ah no. would not call
Bai n by some invisible angel led,
Thy loot were a, the door, thy face voiee-all
Euttriug--oh JOY Oh life unto the dead
Then !. pae-smiiing with deep content,
Would give To thee the welcome long unknown;
And stead of those kind accents daily sent
To cheer me- should hear thine own--thne
owni
ThoB too ike the beloved guests late gone,
Woulds sit and clasp my feeble hand III thine
'Twoald griese thee to know why II grew so wan,
Therefore | would smile on, and give no sign
AID thou, sofl-speaking in the olden voice,
Perehance with compassionate tremhle stirrdi
Woudst change this anguish donbt to full rejoice,
Aud heal my soul with each balm-diopping word
So-ia talking Of things meet for such rs We
Affection, strong life solemn MS death,
Serene as that divine eternity
Where shall meet thee, who vert my souls
breath
Upon this crowned eve of many ewes
Thou know st "A third of life mud all its lore
Would climax like breaking wave Who greves
Though II should break, and cease fore,ormoreY
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g.r~% TEsE NEW YORK ~ virginia
= RI AMSHP co 49, In consequence the with
dfawal of the JAMESTOWN Tor repairs q
the ROANOKE viii eaVo New ork every Saturday evening
and CITY Point every Wednesday morning at O'Clock rns
senEes leaving IynchbuIg by the South side Railroad
1uesdN Will with Roanoke
at city Point LEE a JOHNSON
Agents for N !. u Va Steamship Co.
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These vessels Of the first class built in the city Bal
morc expressly this superior aeconimo
daons for passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the irade, and who VIII spare
exertien to accommodate They VIII be lowed up down
the by aud may be relied sail promptly
Advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York,
viii ind 10 their interest ship by this line. freight will
aw be taken low by any other line Packets and
every effort will be made by the agents in Richmond and
New York 10 give satisfaction Insurance effected
The Richmond IRE Association by this line per
We respectfully ask and hope 10 succeed in obtaining
share Of patronage
shipped by this line forwarded
free OF commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston Sa
vauuah any other southern Northern port
The vessels Will lie in Richmond the Dock in New York
Berth No. /, Coffee House slip, Vail Street
DAVID 4 WIN CT RRIE, Richmond 80.
&. H. P1ERSOA, y. Y, ase"ts
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70 FUR VT.D SVNES OF
Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
WARRANTED TO cuRf, AND NO pANGfR FROM EXPOSURE 10
COLp Price - cents per bottle
Efotd according 10 ic Of Congress re Clerks Oce Of n.
District Coari the Edstra DSrd 81 IUsjgo By DOTh
s co, Richmond, I'd 80 81.
READ the FOLLOWING:
Come to pamphlet and reid
performed by the Turf truth OF
respectable and respected etzcns aud many othos
here 10 whom refer and doubt its value
medicine for worth pound
other known Try it and you viii bo satisfied
rRuE TURF OIl.-Road the following and ou
siora aud we Will tell you OF many others who have been
cured
KiCHNONp, Nov. H. 1851
hessrs Doee SCotientlemeul used portion DO tile
OF your Turf Oh, which You very kindly presented with,
and take pleasure in saying that found
moving eruption Of the skin practised
upon for several years by physicians without
leNst benefit also recommended friend mine,
tor some months had been annoyed by eruption
the skin and he informed short
use OF one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Hopefully, H. VI LEFTWICU
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SpnIN1. AND .ltMMER GOODS.

- Fancy Silks and SIX Robes,
Pain Black silks all qualities,
Borsge organde and Jscanet Robes
Thread Houston Lace Muslin aud Lawn setts eyey va
riety,
Dfnbro striped solid aud fancy Mouslin de LANES
Parasols Umbrellas Corsets whaebone, steel and reed
skirts
rgandio real French and other Lawns full assortment
varying IN price from i2i TO - cents
For sale by JAS a STldLkR co.
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BIU TSLANH HtdTOId rounfY, Va, Nov. 7, ItJI-
Mesas Dort C0-Genlemen.-l used about one fourth
bottle oil your Turf Oh the back
back almost ever entirely place large
hand aud this single application only applied it onc) cured
hup "nthety and permanently lrealA surprised
queAneSs OF Its curatves properties and think prompt
ana eiheatlons than anything Ut the kind saw
have sold hohsa ds OF bottles other
.urposes.
Respectfully. j T. BpNDTRANT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-04
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a Ms BliO. OVERS Richmond, Va. beg to inform the
citizens OF hbur that they prepared to
description SILK, Cotton Wooden y cling Clean
wei he done in New York where. We have
machinery and The best Of worknrn and can guar
dntcc satisfaction Mern0 silk and De Lain
dresses dyed in fashionable culor suit the taste of the
Shaws every description dyed cleaned Grape
Shaws dyed scarlet crimson other ColOs equal import
ed Ncvos equal Silk dresses cleaned Grease
wine removed. We intend to do work equal to
establishment the United States and specially solicit
the patronage the citizens Iynchburg and vicinity Gen
uemens Garments y ed and cleaned To look equal
DENNIS Il BRO,
Successors to J. W Hines Franklin st. opposite Metropol
tan Hall Richmond Va sep 4.ds