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Hoops.

lIoors.-Tho history Of this cnticng
and becoming article of feminine attire has
often been written Numerous have been
the essays on the subject; the learned and
unlcarncd alike contributing to smcU the
a,r"rccate of knowledge OH the important
subject. The fusiladc Of the Spectator col
long ago" against their use, has been invo.
kcd in these latter days to give rungency
to modern arguments in the same vein,
while there have not been wanting defend
crs Of the 'pcculiar institution" by hun
drcds. Hoops have right to be heard in
their own defence, and in giving place to
the history of hoop, by hoop, we know
we pleased 4 good many, and SO here
goes
My name is Hoop long years ago.
| can't tell when, or where; l know
That men were scarce and women few
The earth, the aud cap looked new
When my existence first began
Within the plastic hand of man.
Long ages fled and centuries passed.
While held casks and h"cshcads fas:.
But now cnrobcd in rich Lrocade
Encircling Queen and chamhermaid,
] hope to have ccasclcss reign,
With EmprcsScs to bear my train.
rule along the promenade,
Where silks and satins are displayed F.;
Ny presence is obi.Iu;tnus
Within the crowded omnibus.
Within the church AMI gay Saloon
With my "br"a'l tires lik" the m"on,"
Around the forms Of blooming bellies
I cut the most fantastic swcl!s.
| make the mcagrc forms of "Tpn'
Show tu!ncss like the Amazon;
And those within that happy state
In which all "llcs like 10 be
Who love their lords" should send for me,
I" make the tolls of nature even;
For what are joys or bliss "f heaven
When it>!,i"n sets her glide! shrine
Close iv this royal throne of mine.
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THE COMMENCEMENT At pHiycEToS.-
The Annual l1O,h anniversary of old Mas
Sau Hall, and the Festival of the town-
took place today.
There has been no change ofconscUucncc
in the faculty of the institution, but great
improvements will probably follow the
liberal donations recently made in the form
ofs'lb>cliptions for notwithstanding
altogether, | am told, to somewhere abou,
$4,000. Under this arrangement. sub
scribcrs, TO the amount Of 81 600, are each
entitled to name student, whose tuition
will hc free. In addition to these subscrip-
tons, is that Of n wealthy New York gentle
man. to- the handsome amount of $50, 900.
The liberal donor has cnj"nrl secrecy on the
subject 'uiin" his lii;.. bnt it is lintc,! tha,
lie is II retired sea captain Of ample means,
shining example for those from whom We
have 81 better right 10 look for such noble
acts. Th" vacancy III the Board of Trustees.
ocra~oncd by the death Of Roosevelt J.. Colt.
has been well filed hv the election Of DR..
:. II. Pennington, Of Newark, who by long
and efficient service to the cause of cdnca-
ton generally, and especially lis devotion
to the interests Of this in>:iu,ion-hiS hon
orcd -Al"e" -Nuter-guarantccs the fidelity
and usefulness with which his new trust will
be discharged.
The leading event Of to-day was the Ora
tlcn before the Literary Societies bv IInn
William {. Alexander before one of tlys,.
intellectual, refined and fashionable a,,
dlcnccs of both sexes, such as we only see
collected here, and on such occasions. The
procession, composed Of the venerable Board
OF Trustees, the Faculty, Alumni and Stu
dents, distinguished by the pink and blue
insignia Of the Societies, moved from the
College Chapel about four o'clock, to the
Church, the galleries and side aiSlcs of which
were already full, and an inspiring band of
music occupied the choir. Upon the stare
| noticed many distinguished men, incud-
ing the present and late Governors of the
State, Hon. Win. l.. Dayton, and others.
The degree Of \. b. was conferred upon
hty-nInc young gentlemen composing the
graduating class, and the degree Of A. NJ.
was conferred in course upon forty-six of
the class which graduated three years ago.
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THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from It's cures q" every variety OF pulmonary disease,
that II IL entirely unnecessary To recount the evil
ucnccS OF lis virtues in any community where it
has been employed. 5" wide is the field of its Use
funcSS, and numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section Of the country abuunds
in persons publicly known. who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once fried its superiority
over every other medicine of lis kind is too appa-
rent to escape observation, and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antdotc
to employ for the distressing and dangerous atfcc-
tions of the pulmonary organs which arc incident
to climate Not only in formidable attack.
upon the lungs, but fur the smildcr varieties of
COLDS, CouGHs, HoAHsESEss &c. and for Chill
DREN it is the peasantcst and safest medicine that
can be obtained.
AS it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
WAEDLAW IL LYON, Abbcville C. IT,,
And by every Merchant in the District.
ltAFILAND, 1IARRAL & CO., Charleston.
Dee ., 6m General Agents.
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iCoauETrE.-A. young lady with. more
beauty than sense more omplishments
than learning more charms Of pers6nS SfhansI
grace of mind d-rnore admifsix tbdn ifisnds
.-mores fools. than wise men 1Ss ati idaniss
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~ GREEN RosE.-Onc Of these cxtraor-
.dinary natural c'riositics may be seen, at
Ihornburn's seed store, in Broadway. The
leaf, stalk, buds and flower are all ike
those OF ordinary roses in iolm, but all of
one uniform green color The parent
stalk is said to have come from Japan,
lfWapy ,JOYruUZ
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Ll1rRARY ADDREss.-Hon w. W. Boyce (says
the Greenyille RnterpriseJ has consented to
delixsr the sAnnfat Grafton before the Liter
"a Societies Of Fnrman University on the Esd
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98@ AYERS
E2s2ss:A PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES oFA
FA MILY PHYSIC

.o TnEnn has long existed a public demand for an
elective p"rxativc pill which could be relied on as
sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has
@ oGeh prepared to meet that demand, and extern
what success it accomplshcs tho purpose designed.
1t is easy to make physical pin, but not easy to
make the best of all piNs which should have
none of the objections but all the advantages, uf
every other. This has been attempted here and
with what success we would respectfully submit to
the patient hitherto that almost every p,rpatiye
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is not Many of them produce so much
gripping pain and rcvulSon in the system as to mord
than comntcrbalancc the good to be derived ffots
them. These Pills produce irritation or pain,
unless it arise from previously existing oLsruc:
lion or arrangement i'll the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use IN nnS
quantity; brt it is bette. that any medicine Should
be taken jmdiciouSly. Minute directions for thciS
pic;'i'c arc given IN tic lox Among the CONF
plants which have bccn speedily cured by them wc
may mention Liver Comp aiLt, in its various forms
"t .an''ii"c lndi"c>ti"n l.igu"r and Loss of Ap-
p'iitc l.is;"SsnrNS, lrritahiitv. Bilious llcadn-h
Bilious Fever. Fc;cr and A"uc. Pain in tie Side
ar l"ns; for. in ,rn,h. all these l'. The con-
sequence OF diseased action in tho liver. it- IN
aPcrIcht They afford prompt 1ad sure relief in Cos
u'rnNS. licS ,"iir. 'i*"ntcry, lIunnrrS S.rn!nia
and S"nrrv. Cold. with soreness "f :hc hn,v Ulcers
and inpuri;y of liz" '0oh, Irregularities, in short
any and every ease where rmsa;ivc is rc,uircd.
lhrv have also produced >r,nc Singular!y Snc:-
I'"! r"r"> in Eh'M:n":i.'". G"mt. br"p>y. Gravel,
Back. S:'.i..;"!,. and Side They should lie freely
taken IL IL" spin" of Ill" year. I" purify the !lond
1;iG prepare ti.' stem !r tie change r seasons.
M "".'~':',i C',-"' stimulates the s:ot.arh and
hnw" i:.n il, :.lt.v action. aud restores the at,o-
TT" and :"r. l!.,y r,ri:, ;i .'"d. and. by their
>:munht action "n the c;r"nltury system, rcno-
VAT" ,i:r >ti"nrIh Of III" hojy. and restore th4
w;:s! CT dis,:,~', energies If the whu!r organism.
l'rr Hr occasional dose is ;,d, ,I.ta,;culiS, even
ih"':Uh Ia" scr:'u> dcr"rc.r.cn. exists; but u,r-
nc't.>"r. dosing >ii"ul never lc carried too far
as ever! lmi::::,c n.rdi,ur reduces the strength
when i"k,n i'">c">>. The t"u-:'n'! III which
rh,~r /" required cannot h. Grated Lric but
th'.y suggest Themselves +" In" rr,>nu of every
body aL'; il i rnit.i,!cty belle, ,ci this Iii viii
answer Il better purpose ,hau any thing wlh has
hitherto been available la mankind. When their
ITtucH al" once known, ;hc public vii. nu longer
Doubt what r,m"'!: I" employ when in need "t a
';s',r'r ni"dirinc E"n" sIs,ar-'ri. r!". they arc
pleasant Ia take. and BEN. purely ,c.r,.l:r no
harm can ;,rs" ii"n Their U.s.: III any quantity.
For minute d;ir",i"..>, wrapper uu The Box
IEEi'AELD EY
DIR. JAMES G.. AVER,
Practical :tnd A,,als tira: Chemist,
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Til: tAr.E"r rri: lEr.u Exnprs-We fre.
Ir"u,iv find i'll tn: Irish newspapers glowing
nc"",iit+ of t:ir improved condition Of Ireland
III" a'n''iancr of employment for the lal"rin,
r!a~>"~S. and the advanced wages paid. Tn
der such circumstances, i; il cuSt"riiar, 10 wun-
der why the poor Iri~i, cm:gra,c. An cxpIa.
nation "t this mystery may h.. derived from the
following. which We cN;rac, from the London
Morning Herald
az nnvc'inc h"!.l ut Eln,rnrl to devise means
i"r relieving H." distress of The !al,prin. u:s>-
e. has elected som" Interesting: information on
th. general 1nr>tian If III" state nf The. country
II was stated hv som" ai ln. speakers tl:, there
waS II" actual want "f c,nlny,...ri but the.
WAGES were low. AMI provisions - dear iIa,
mrn III full work w"r" not able tr I,r"rur.. ANY
thing .;k" su!iicrucv "f food for either them
selves or families Il i II fac, tia: NJ no peri
, cd within the ,:I"n"rv "f that ancient pcrs",,
'ih" "l'.~rml,nlpitam,,' hav" tents Wei pail,
hav" prices for al! kinds OF agricultural pro.
| dice been ;" uniformly hirh or have the farm.
"rs @ru'nhlc,l 10" Ter or deeper about tn" scar
| city and '!"aIn">- of Labor The lahnr"rS them
! selves admit ilirr" is iacl, uf c,ni.lovln-nt in
! favorable weather.: l;i, OWN. l." the hi.!,
! price Of provisions. they rann", kr p l"!v nn.i
soul together OH the Will, pail them. There
! Is evidence Of Distress or even tiul,,u.-..
, a;l"m.:.t the farmers. They ar. Investing in
ian'l purchases. A"n. Il i,.. in the Il,, !, AMI
shares. a.!l, according Ia general r-I".r, thu.
+ thatch OF rany comfortable f;,rin-,"al is ,hr
! d,I">ii"rv of hir> "f $uvcr"i.uS The failure.
Of the Tirpcrarv Bank has shaken tn. conf
! dcnrr Of the farming class in ali the country
! bank$ l.:I"c the h";,:.l:u" anI hi.linc ar,
; said /" he very general in the so,I;ll''
| Money is Valuable only for what i: will bay
and The lah"rrrs' wares are high or low in pro
portion IT, the number of necessities and com
forts of life he can purchase with them. II
Therefore the price of provisions is raised with
the rricc of Labor, We i" not exactly sec how
| the labor is benefited
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Sake, the we'll known poet and editor of the
burlington Sentinel, addresses the following to
an offended subscriber:

gouty patron ofthe Sentinel
Politely bid us "send the thing to hell :"
timely hint 'Tis proper we confess
with change ofresidence to change tn
address;
It shall be sent, if Charon's mail will
let it
Where the subscriber will be sure to get it.
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Hon. w. w. Boyce

We publish from the Times, a letter from our
distinguished representative, in reply to the
ilattcring nomination for the United States
Senate While Mr. Boyce modestly declines
the contest for the vacant post, and declares
himself entirely satisfied with his present posi-
ton, he expresses the opinion that il is tho
most important election for the Senate ever
had in this State, After advcrting to the "dcsir.
ablcmcss of preserving the prestige of the State
for intellect" he thinks the state of the poti
cal world imperiousy demands talent. lie
gives US the following pregnant sentence in
speaking Of "thc condition Of public officers,
Kansas slipping from our grasp Walker decree
iii:s freedom by infinite argument of manifest
destiny and very "colL winds from the noun
'aih*' The administration as voiccicSx as Tic
2r"'c, Mc I1emocratic party North jmbiiant."
The itacisng is ours, and we would call at
tcntion to the allusion TO that life nrcscrycr Of
iiic u, sinking Soutli-thc Democratic party. Mr.
h"yce does not say So but We are left to infer
,h'c IL would, not DC advisable to select us q
'c;'hcr Tor the State amy man too closely nili liat
Id with tins mammoth dviIcr of slvils and
h"inors. If not tainted with thirst for sclf.ar
S'ah"izcfncnt, 1T is only much stronger evil
ence of sho,t.sightel stateSmanship, which.
would lean on party notoriously corrupt, for
ana and SUPPORT in vital contest. Let MS
have a man who Will faithfully cxrosc the
trlckcry of factions, and prepare tn. south f,.
every emergency. Above all, let us have n
'eh"''' "u' ~ hot aIfdid lo 'iirul.c the cor
rul'lion and sclfslnc>s of the Triumphant Demo
cra"y-Iik" ali successful factions ban.lc! 10.
geth"r by golden chains, and II" longer ,lomi
mated by purse AMI pristine principles LIT lis
! hay" Srnat"r who considers that post Of hon.
! or hi%hrr than any one in the gift of the lrcsi.
dent. lh" time has passed whci, Southern men
may aspire I" the Presidency. No southern
man can ever reach IL without II base compro.
'ni>e of principles and honor. Let us then have
Il Senator who lunhS with nu eve single 10 srrv.
i'I.s this state, ana WHO will not shrink in the
hour "i dingrr--n"t even the ..pc,.iln,,s
r'!.r 81 battle from tn: responsibilities oihis
P"at.-Iork"iUc EnY";rcr.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Gentlemen; My child had commenced breaking out last
diu small sores, which gradually extended ho entire
Id including both which much cutIu by III
to fear that both would drop Oft
red all advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little III RI
III II began get better; the bottle got broke and
led gals tot again began to get Ny elder dangh
said, Pa, 70 that Iurtbi sisters heal
oked much better hen used it. We got another
bttc, and her head is nearly well This
ased and took half hour day wash H. ami 1t
very offensive. One more bottle feel assured viii cnre
entirely there is but little OF the disease rcmuinng
entitled tins, and for tho benefit Others take
rcat pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully, u 7 CHALK.
To Mpssrs. Co.
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upErwEEN asrGmMnNn aNnN. = -.

4 IOIk-ST EAMSlilp JAM Is TOW y. -.
Tho L Mail steamship ! AMESroN - in conf
maud ut capt LEN1s PAhsi leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at ; O'clock for Rich
mould She Will take any freight to from Cy Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at O'clock for New York.
Those desiring ship by her must have their goods lore
Monday Passengers desiring take TIL, snip here
n State Room secured by addressing as by mad
~ The RIO ANDkI, Capt Sk1NSEH stops at city Point
Whore land aud freight Both the Jancstawn
the Roanoke md land passengers Cty
and Norfolk. LUDIAM q WATSON
IL
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~. TIE WV YORK y v.nG.NIA

NE "
STEAMSHIP co In consequence of the with
drnwal of the jamestown tor repairs &c
The ROANohE will leave New York saturday evening
city Point every Wednesday morning at O'Clock Pas
scuRcrs leaving ynehburg by the South side Railroad
Tuesday morning will connect morning with the Ian e
at CITY Ioiut LEE 3. ioiINSON,
Agents for n Y. Il Va Ste.rship Co.
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] = BONDIRANT



Messrs Dane Co-llaving used your Turf Oh aud finding
Ito be such ne medicine, thin II due you that you
houd know It, My daughter, about two tell Onthc
ecker OF chair and and bruised her thigh
assumed the form of boil. and became very had
nnced by physician but that did relieve It, II became
Il running and continued 50 for nearly two years tried
medicine could hear of withuo effect until was IN
iueed touya bottle OF your Tuf Ofer using bottle
ad ahat entirely healed Ihavc used Tor othci
and iouud the benefit lou liberty
tits you think proper 3 tlIAIKIl.
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Office south side IL. Nc. 90.
PETERSBURG. May %, 1e55
al w n Bs &itHgEsst'u,tt

NJ u
"Wednesday, June Ord, the Maui Pas
" scuger Train will leave Petersburg daily, Sundays
oeea) t O'Clock \ NJ, arrive Mt Burkevle Junction.
sd NJ and n Lydchburg At O'Clock Nj Leave Lynrh-
Aut. - loci. 4 u arrive at Burktvlc tJuuCouy at II
ocIpe, s NJ and At Peter burg AT = o'clock, l. NJ.
C. b. AILSuP, Superii tendent
FE,uRGE WEEK RET VEEN ssp
u BALTIMORE AND RIG nMOND, hy steam 3.asl1ss.aS
BEl4N lDIltE and POCAllbN IAS.-Ihc
STEAMER BllN1DEItE leaves Baltimore every SAT.IR
DAY AFTERNOON tor Richmond Returning lea ri III
MOND every n ESDAN AFTERNOON fur Baltimore
The pOGAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NESpAG AFfEKNOON for Richmond. Returning, leaves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON halu
ti,nore
shippers Baltimore ly these Boats havrthc
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week
mar 2y LtDiAM y WATSON, Richmond Va.
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~ Sion MERt HANf. ON the Dock, Richmond. Va
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage attended to me last season.
have made meutS increase the line Of Boats
ming from my house that boat will every other day
SUNDAYS eNerped) BY this shall be able 10
put goods through days sooner than heretofore, nd
nearly they 20 the = L H. and at much less
80 cts per HID wchnc Drayagc and Wharfage when
there dayHgr The drayage and Wharfage
from the Basin Box and - HID The
Lock Toll, charged by the james River kanawha Co
passing house cts per Tom about Boxes
and per HID Having these adv antage of location
willing for customers reap the benefit and charge only
fair price far my hapn- thereby command larger
business
My personal attention will given to sales of produce and
purchase ot goods Commission. a. ). LIE.
is
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HJAGG tOGION.-Ju~t received u large lot
, % Bale Cotton assorted numbers, for sale by
mar FRANKLIN Il BRO
NEW GOODS, NEW t-OOD>.-GKGATA At
~ IRAtl1bN-N. tlGGESIlIlMEk Respectfully
calls the attention oth. customers and the public generally To
his large aud well selected stock al Ner Sprung ,id
Niatt and Funny Dry Gopds
nng the attention OF buyers wish to state dat hrug
dluus of Increasing business hive extended aud
" improved Store milking It ut the largest and most
convenient houses the city Having thus enlarged hpuse
purchases this have been much Than
usual and with oye single 20 tho and tastes ct The
people Those IN want IT Goods cordially mNituH
my stock before purchasing esow here mud asurrd
thai they VIII md good aud Vrlcs low
in auy establishment in the Old Dominion.
NAFlI l. ct GGEN1lEIMlK.
Opposite Tanner Asher and nox door 10 j. NJ. tohbs.
Lynthburg, Va. lap 4dt5
Rop copy
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pNOR NEW UESg.EANs.-Sirgiuin um,, sou,.
r. ~iDnn a.inc.-Eirst Packet to sail with dis.
patch. The superior fast sailing, double leclod
and copper fastened schooner, ELLEN, Captain
jams STEM Ar, loading aud will saiIas above For
balance ot freight apply to
DAVID y WM. CuRRIE.
Richmond
SShprcrs hy this Vessel Will get their goods 10 port
otu ,natn az one half rate of freight cheaper any
uher y'ir, and in less Insurance effected on
tAtabvei u. W. C.
NJ
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DAILY IlRGlNlAN.
LOVING AND TRUSTING

When other friends are round thee,
And other hearts are thine;
When other bays have crowned thee
More fresh, more green than mine
Then think. OF think how lonely,
This throbbing heart must be;
Which, while ii beats, beats only,
Beloved one for theei
Yet. do not think doubt thee.
know my truth remains
Iwould not live without thee,
For all the world contains,
Thou art the star that guides me,
Across life's troubled sea,
And whatever fate betides me,
This heart will turn TO thee.
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sScad the Truth nboHi our Turf Oil.


ID rnga sleigh ride this winter past discovered horsr
raw and the skin oH place larger than my hand fr"m
rubbing the inside the thigh. applied
rurf Oil and day he well Another
mule which working my dray became unable to
walk. On examong his foot dscoN cred nail about two
long up the head My driver and the neghbors salt
would he good for nothinf. drew the nail Unsettled
piece of lint aud Your Turf cd and him ork
md from that he has but good
also horse badly snagged the outside ot
thigh in places, inches deep and
inches wide which he day Your Turf
III applied and brought them entirely sound II
ruly the rcineics for have
and have lived drug store for several years Usr
his a YOU think proper Very truly,
Ro Messrs Dove \ Co. j. H. WElSlGER
For sale by SrROTHER n WHITEHEAD.
nov : dim I.Nuchburg.
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Il MISSION AND FOKh ARDING MEktIlA NJ. ~
DEALERS IN GUANO AND AGItlGILlI'it.I -, = y.
MENlS iEIEksbu no NA-Pruducc consignment II.
"lth Will rereVe the personal attention OF TN 1T
10 John NJ ocy Dr. james Saunders. sunni NI.r Me-
Rucker, LyIchburg Thomas Wallace Hon JOHN + Nm, H'
Mci"aine, VIM T. J0ynes, Fetolshng " arvI,L \, @a
dale, HaAalI u Co, Richmond IliGNAs ~ +" am 2
JAS X BRA NH -.
M -.
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II EVERY DESCRlPIlON ON MAN OR BEAST.
WARRANTED 70 CUR, AND 30 DANGER IRON FNrOsrHE
CoLp. Price 30 cents per bottle.
Eatcrtd according CRrfss he Chris OGee 0f e
D,sfrirt Edsb1f District g4ta porn
" co. Ric4igopd ta--an rrgts
READ THE FOLLOWING;
Come to store get pamphlet and read certificates
If performed by the Turf on certificates
respectable md respected citizens
here whom refer and you doubt value
medicine for One IL worth pound any
other known Try it and you will he satisfied vha
TtUE TuRr OiL,-Read the following, and o
SORE, aud will tell you many others who
cured.
RICHMOND, Nov. II, ls5i.
Mt.st, Dare --Gcutlrmcn portion bottle
Of youf Turf oil which yon very kindly presented with
aud take pleasure saying that ouud ncctual In
moving orupte ct tho skim Tor wieh H., pracsed
upon Tor several years by physicians without receiving
least benefit also recommended friend uf mine WIN
Tor months bad been annoyed by eruption
the skin, aud he Informed short time that
OF one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully, T.. NJ. LEE IWICH
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