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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

GoLr,p.-A gentleman direct from - -.
lad informs US that the cart wa,
pears to be at An end. No further DIM
ties have taken place since our last 'eP AR
and it ia now generally believed THAI ~ i,
Their attempts will hc made to Interrupt ;JIf
Mexican e.r,men. The country is rsPSss
recovering from the Effects Of the o''I n
Grass is every where fine aud cs'.'
There will be about corn enough fs,'
Goiiad TO supply The wants OF tue '''' III
ant.. while = large, crop Of cotton w"
MADE than last year haiyes'oH N'''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

lur ENp IS Nof lrr he Ne@ Or
leans papers arc filed with accounts Of
failures, in all Of the ciies, hu, particularly
ia that srea, emporium OF the Union, New
York where 1t would seem every thing is
"going by the board There appears to
bss general crash everywhere. The larg.
est aud westbies, houses are brsasin or
.uspsndlng banks are failing, and general
gloom is settling over all. And these fail.
urs. are for amounts involving millions.
Every arrival from New Orleans swells the
list OF .slures. Stocks are falling 10 moths
ing aud compsnis. whose bonds were bu,
yesterday largely above par, are making
assignments. We are led to inquire,
~ here will il end, p
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

Tue Cos AND RITZ fRssI
DENT wentyseight OF the forty three
parsons, professors, and others, of the plops
State Of Connecticut, who volunteered to
ins,rnc, President Buchanan ~ his duty TO
wards Kansas have come ont with a reJon-
der to his letter President VI ousey. the
Professors siliman, Of Yale College, Rev.
joel HAYES, Of Hartford, Editor Babcock
Of the New Haven Pallad.Rm, Rev. DR.,
Bacon, and some Others have come to the
rescue but fourteen Of the original memo.
rialsls,' somehow or other, do not appear
Ito the fore" Blu. what the rejoinders have
lost IN number they have more than made
up in prolizity. Two columns and hall
Of the New York Evening Post was found
necessary for the publication OF their new
manifesto. Picayuae.
We have not seen this document; buI
from the comments upon il by our city
contemporaries, we presume it is a wshy-
washy affair, and not ihely to attract much
attention.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

The following is the list OF a'f't"n'' =,
I'll the vacant places in tho en''ed '''"'
Senate
TO SUCCEED SENATOR RUSH
Gen. J, rinkncy Henderson, oil ""'
rlson.
Col Louis +. Wiglall, Of HARRISON
Hon, George " Smyth. Of Jasper
Col Matt Ward of Cass.
Gen. Thos J Chambers, Of lioerN
Hon. u. Rush Wallace, of san Aug"
tine.
TO SUCCEED SENATOR HOUSTON
Mai. VIM. K Scnrry, OF Victor"
Hon, Mark VI. Potter, OF Galveston"
Hon. John llemphlll, of Travis
Hon. +. NJ. Pease, Of Travis
Hon. W. u. Oldham, OF Travis.
Hon. A. ]. Hamilton. Of Travis
Hon. Isaiah \. Faschal, OF BeNa''
Hon. Arson Jones, Of Washington -.
Hon. X. VI. williamson, of Washing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

or The Woodylle (fexas) Messenger
hos been informed that the mail was robbed
about ten Or llfiecu miles above ihat place,
on tho road to Nscogdoche, 4 man bY
lhe name Of Smith. q mail eafrief, 10 sus.
p,enned
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

rercaicd-l uhnc nan sgmmcray pun
phed-- ini.gsc orciiemeai,
WAxAu,eiur. Sept 20, 1897.
uvul DO remembered that in Angus,
las, Mrs. Appcrson's barn, including ,hresh-
,,g machine. pranary and, her entire crop
of wheat was fired and burnt to ashes by
an ipeend,ary. TWAS situated lew yards
from her dwelling house and about one
mile from town. pom the suggestion OF
some one. few remained IN town ana al
oiher noints to keep a lookout during ths
fire AS the object might be % rlun'ef'
Since that time a negro revealed to ms mas
ter that /, WAS done by white man IN con-
neetion with negroes for the purpose OF
robbinr the dwelling house OF Mrs. Ar>
parsop. This was only known to two eIsN
tzena. who were on visilani lookout Tor
the gentleman.
Ola la.t Sunday night, Sept 22l, nearly
every citizen at Naxahaehje including
most of the women aud children, with
many from the country and abroad, were
engaged IN religious worship at the Meth,
odist Church. The meeting had been pro
tfacted Tor several days, and was more
Afgely attended from the fac, that il was
held 10 tho place OF the contemplated
camp meeting on Chambers Creek. We
ate alI church going people here and as
our heart, and minds were engaged IN re-
hsious deyottnu at that sweet hour OF the
Imrht. Itilo did We think that fubhcts wer"
IN our INSIST to piundet our houses aud sack
the town. Vet Is vas so. Nr. \.
" bitt,uhetg, who has recent, closed bust
nss. rs a merchant MAS at the Church,
leaving hs wife and Young servant gid
At hom. A. about eight O'Clock some pei
.sn. csrnr to the gate and snId, 4" l. thu
the wa, to WaNahachiei She answered,
-" \ ga are ia Naxshaehle now Us the
white population at home - She answer
ed. The, ME becoming alarmed she
went bnck aud locked the doors and SAW
that the windows we're ralei, bnlted. The
mtfudpts appeared to leave, but in the
course of an hour returned, entered The
,nrd beat violently against the door. and
! endsayured to break 30 nj the window.
Ihoupb the screams 1T Mrs " brought
slow assistance, vet they drove terror to
the asssilauts. When help came they were
gone, and with d began the oe>ei'phH"' oil
their guilt lhree persons were discover
q ed under suspicious circumstances coming
from the place 81 ATTACK iheN were ne
gfoes OF thl' community In lew min
n,es they were again seen 'ogt toer "u'''oT
. near "iado" OF the 'hufea' IS one 81
them was cA''eu 10 one s'I'' ""''' ''"',
was discovered 10 sup ou' ''o" mem H"'
move 10 eoueehea "'"'oae To 'h' ''""' o,
The church "here ne was eieAf's "'"''''"
. ana tetcsh<eu'
CA Monday i"'t h's''e' "''' afF'''
hrndea. anu a,t N'Pt SsI"'''' W. - wv
WHO "'fe NOT Drought '''o INV" ''''' "e'
cay morning NJ "'s'''' n,
themselves "'t H''"'s N''' a.
4Ao sa''t 'a"' 1''.' 4"''' was
iAesH'} eFo"'n ''.' .''''.
'u'' N'> wei ''" .r
tom SeP"fa'f'H ayr, WI
was now N'l ,.''"''u' "..' Wv "' s'' '"'
sam "'"s "''' '''''' "'',' 9
/ "n'' ma" N'''
"'''' the 'o' ''H'i' ""s "it''.'F,'''''
"' "'',' ,.''''' "''.H''s ',,''' " -
"''' H'o' ''s '4' '.i.'.l ~.
"'' 'i''' "' .l.,. ..,I. 4.
. .,t.,,'.,,,a,. ,.i,, o,,s, nsg,o.s ne,,,,t,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

~ There was frost IN Iroup county
and st Augusta. Georgia, on the morning
Of the IL, met
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

OF Mr.. y. c. Ratss viii seeep, our
thanks for late papes
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

o. Tha Secretary # VS. has ordered
several additional companies Of artillery to
repair 10 Kansas Governor Walker will
have two thousand ono hundred and ifly
United slstes soldiers At hla command in
time for The October election in that Ter,
rltofy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

TT Mr. f. n Cushing, editor Of the
Houston Telegraph, ha. had the misfortune
10 Iose his wife. She died in that city on
the ?Oih nit. ut the age Of 70 years
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

OF NJ. J. Levy vlil accep, our tbsuks
for a late Now Orleans paper
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

OF Eight OF the Boston churches are
withou. pastors The preachers down east,
we suppose. have quit the pulpit, and are
running for poliioal Offices.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

Gov Peace has gone 10 San iuionio 60
adop, measures TO put an cad 10 lhe dis
iuf6ancss with MaSirEn csflmen betaeen
s. an Antonio aGd the coast
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

NiRGNlA AHp rnE P,Nlc II he law oi
Virginia upon the subject Of banks pro,
yides that When Information IS formally
given Of the suspension Of specie payments
by any in.iitGliou of the hind, ia affair,
shat. 30 'Hn D.. I'ff'i1N, 80 y shgll he
wound mp as last 40 legal means viii enable
Trustees to eject the object
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

TuY Tns.rIaSs We neglected, 10 our
last. 10 notice the Iaespiaus. Ga the ias'
uisb, Of their entertainment, they played
the Golden Farmer followed by the
Imaginable farce Of the Eaton Boy.
Both pieces were very well performed,
They give another entertainment to night,
in which they favor u. with the splendid
,pele drama OF a Ocean at Sea-" to ba
followed by tho fsres OF " Loan OF 3
Lover" We anticipate full house,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

~ We are uader obligations TO Hon
J Hour. Commissioners Of Paienis, iof tue
interesting Report Tor 1856. of The bafsan
over which he at present prs.ldes u Is
filed with valuable matter particular, on
the subject. Ct Ogric allure aud horticulture
A portion OF the report is devoted 10 lfui'''
nuts. and wine metsorologs and to an''
mails. 1t is richly smheilished with a par
Of Arden hof.e.. = South Do@n sheep, Pea
hed,'. new haatboi. sifawberrlss, eo'ofe"
to nature. map. pictures OF squirrels ann
mice, Of vsriou, species, and 'a'iei, OF
birds. We hope to derive much pleasure
from looking oyer tbs report
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

CT Nsnry 10, sshscapuoas. 30 lof dHsa % Nc r.
tabii,aa ollies con IT, forwarded by ms % oas ,isi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

The ELEoIIoN ~ MissIsstPPi -- Under
,ions in Mississippi. win hereafter be held
on one day instead Of fro The mn of
October ia the day fxsd By law.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17
Iur RlsER.-- he shreveport, South
Western Of "Wednesday says:

NORTHERN FAsArtt-N The Buff No
Repnhlc gmyely assures the public lhat
banks, brokers and srrcaars, in that eiiy
are IN the habit Of visiting mediums, aud
tsble,tunog and spiui rappiug circles,
aud Instead Of attending to their Iegilim mate
calling. have been consulting spirits and
consoring with hairy faced men and strong
minded women We have heard, it says,
Instances where spirits have been consulted
PRIOR to engaging in large speculative
operations, which since proved disastrous,
Loans to large amounts have been made
by the banks aud brokers at the suggestion
aud on the recommendation OF spir'ts, taii-
rosd stocks have been purchased and pros
duee IN large quantities bought on the adj
vice Of table tipping mediums.
IL /, any wonder that moualaty crisis
and general suspension OF the banks and
business houses should occur. in localities
Ihere such tom ioolery aud fansiieism ia
prscusod
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

A AhItAHir Or1cc-A NeN olA pa
per state. that Richatd Busted, Beg eoun
sol TO tbe corporation, receives regular "a
AIRY Of $40 coo a yea he further receives
s. 900 ior clerk hire Besides lbi, be- u. COS
udadi to receive his proper fees aud taxable
eos,. in n proceedings conducted. presses
eul,d. or defended by BIN, from ali farues
thereto except the corporation From these
salaries, fees, and other advantages %, pos
slt1n, IL is estimated the place can be made,
without stretching tue possessor.s cons
science uoreasouaniy, TO pay $4,000 OF
$4,000 wear
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

tx.Goyornor Hammond oi Sonlh Caro-.
lima. has declined % become candidate lvf
the United states Senate.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

or We have received from Nessfs
Leonard Scott * Co, New ork, tle Au,
gust number OF tue North British Review.
ltisa book of g. a pages, replete with iu'
lerostjHg matter. Among tue articles we
Gpd the following Bacou'- l5-say -
Nhalsl, d" Isaac Watts "lnUeh
Treatment Of Cdmianlf; interior China.
Heahurs, add toaure;" "Euly cbria
tan Song. u .ho East aud West " Ius
.piraaon ras Indian Crisis nc &c.
Price So year Price Of glitk@ood
and any one OF the faur Reviews 49, tho
lour Resievs and Rlachwooi. SO
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

ua- 500 tAa .om e. saa ''.-'0
lsm.d tuai numbor Of the trilcntM
ri,leu. Of that cay Las, peuuou.d toy.
Peass lor compao, o., men go be .aaad
on the road between san Antou.o an1 tno
Gaf. iot ,he protection OF lives sad rfoPef'
~ ngaias, tho lavess attacks Of high
WHyEen,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

CO.. The Galveston Civilian contains an
article advocating the secIioni1lng Of onr
public domain aud thorough, scientific
geological survey Of the state.
or The lloeatuu Telegraph comes to
ny in a new aud beautiful dtess. aud pfom>
is~s that, in few weeks, It viii enlarge IT'S
slready large weekly four columns We
congratulate our ootemporary upon thls
evidence OF he prosperity.
Tur RNrR.-- be Shreveport South
Western Of Wednesday says:
"Ths river is falling slowly bat accounts
from above report it TO bave risen seven feet
ni Fulton Since our last. the l.ecomtc,
amanda, Swan, lIope and VIM 4 Doug,
lass. have arrived f.om Nav Orleans, aud
the Bloomer from Jefferson Tho Era Lett
yesterday Tor upper Red River
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-10-17

Or The venerable hiol Justice fancy,
who somo FIX weeks ago weu' 10 i-" l."a.
qu.or " bite sulphur Sgriags, AZ N"ueni'o'
Va. ina dpb,litated condition, Is sqid la
bo now in the enjoyment oieScoi,rui health
and spirits, aud looking better dam he has
for the last fifteen years. 70 see him walk
ing bri.kly over the SPRING. lawn, Gays the
Wnrrenton Wing, one would never sup
nose that the erect old man had reached be
s0lh year
GJ- The black laws Of Indiana, which
until recently have been a dead leilor, nre
now being rirdly enforced. The gallant
Democracy of that state ARE determined
not to be overun with hordea Of worthless
runaway negroes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

KIIWNUND. May Tst- TtIO-
Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking out last
fall in small which gradually extended the entire
head including both which much by the
to fear that both would drop OFT
tried all sorts of advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little II RI
OIL II began tO get bOtter the bottle broke and
led gals TO tit again began get My elder daush
said PA, 90 get some more OF HAT OIL sisters hua
oked so much better when used it." We got another
uttle and her heads ncar, we'll This aggra
ased and took hall an hour day ash IT, ami
offensive One more bottle. feel assured will oLre
her entirely there but little OF the disease remaining
You entitled to this aud for the benefit others, take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully H. L. ClIALk.
IN 4 IN
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DAILY VlRGlNIAN.


aHPmHsTuAs SONG TO WkR CHILD.
Weep not. my wanton, smile upon my knee,
When thou art old there's grief enough i'' INV
Mothers wag, pretty BOY
Fathers sorrow father JOY
When the father first did see.
Such boy by him and me,
He was glad. ! was woe,
rortune changed made him so;
When be left his pretty boy,
Last his sorrow, first his joy,
Weep not, my wantou smile upon my knee
When thou art old there's grief enough for thee
Streaming tears that never stint
Like pear-drops from a flint,
Fell by course from his eyes,
That one anothers place supplies:
Then he grieved in every part,
Tears of blood fell from his heart
When he len his pretty boy,
Fathers sorrow, father joy.
Weep not my wanton smile upon my Knee
When thou art old theres grief enough TOT 'hee'
The wanton smiled, iather wept
Mother cried, baby leapti
More he crowd, more we cried,
Nature could not sorrow hide
He must go, he must kiss
Child and mother, baby bless,
For he left his pretty boy,
Fathers sorrow, fathers JOY.
Weep not, my wanton smile upon my knee,
When thou art old there's grief enough for thee
Robert Greene, died 1892.
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Respectfully. J. L. BONDuRANT


VnfsIERfI IND NpriI INth, IS56
Msssrs Done CoIiaving used your Oil finding
to be such line medicine thn 1t due you that you
should know It, My daughter about years fell nthc
rocker of chair and and bruised her thigh much it
assumed the form OH boil. and became very had
lanccd by physician, but that did relieve 1t became
"a running sore, and continued for nearly tiled
every medicine could hear Of with no until
dueed bottle fyour Turf ohaer using bottle
aha entirely healed Ihave Other
and found the henoh You Hbertv
this YOU tliiuk proper $ CHALhLA
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= LYNCnBuRG AN RICHMOND

Fare from Iynohbnrg 10 Buehanan.... -.......,.S 30
From lynehbufg to tharlless le... 30
Octobr Packet Buats Will leave
buchanan at 4 NJ, Lypchburg ti7l 4. NJ, Monday,
"Wednesday Friday aud arrive IN X rhmoud second day,
at5ueloek a N
Charlottesville passengers iaynR lchburg at = T. NJ
Seottrsyilo Al 1ut NJ day and arrive Ia Char
locs,llr ~ 5 = NJ leave Lyncihnrg for buchanan aud
Lexington att A. M, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, aud
: 4 NJ
From Lynchburg to Richmond see time and distances in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

EINoH NEW DhGEA N%.-Sirgimia nnsi Ion,-
f4inC,-frSt hac kvt to sail with dis.
patch The superior East sailing double deckcd
and copper fastened schooner "EIfEN Captain
JANfs STEM loading and will sail a. above For
balance al freight apIl2 To
DAVID 4 WM CtRRtE.
Richmond
PS-Shrrers by this Vessel viii get their goods port
ofdestuaton at halt Of freight cheaper b any
other ROUTE aud Ia lass Insurance eteciol On
the hest terms. n. & W L
mn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

xrgfe TBE NEW YORK Il VIRGINIA
.sskxAskss. IEAMSHlP Coin consequence OF the with
irawa 1T the JAMESTOWN ior repairs, &c
the ROANOKE will leave New York every Saturday evening
City Point every Wednesday morning O'Clock. Pas
leaving Lyncburg hy the S@uth Side Railroad
morning viii morning with the Roanoke
City Point, LEE y JOHNSON,
Agents for n. Y. a Va. Steamship Co.
der
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'speetiully, l.. NJ LEFTMlCll
plo l,LANp. neaford county. Yn.. No,. |. lsal.

BIO ISLAND, HrUiOId county, va, NOV. T., ItaT.
Mesrs, Dopo SCo-Gentcmcn. used about fourth
your Turf oil upon the back my horse worst
back almos, saw entirely place large my
hand and this single application ii only applied cured
up entirely and permanently rely surprised the
quiekncss of curative properties And thin prompt
and eicaeous than anything of the kind saw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25


a EVERY DESCRIPTIONS on MAN OR BEAST.
NARRANrEp 10 cur, ANp so DANGER fRpb EXPOSURE TO
COLD. Price 80 cents bottle
En'd according 10 A q ooHsrss /" the G'aFs Office Of n,
Dsr CoHtt The Eastern DISTRICT of ~ eiaia By DOPE
q 90, R,ctW0Hd. Ia %
READ THE FOlLDWlNGt
Come 10 got pamphlet and read certificates
at cures performed by the Turf oil certificates
respectable and respected ou1cns many others
here to whom leier and cannot doubt vuc
medicine for One ounce OF il worth pound
other known to Try it and " III be satisfied
1Hut Tunf OJIa-Road the follow ing. and on,
store aud will tell you of many others who been
cured
RICHMOND, Nov "a, lSsI.
hess,t Dora Co-ientlemeul used portion OF bottle
OF your Turf on which youvor! kindly presented with
ani take pleasure In saying that found II cleeua in
eruption Of the skim which had been praclcd
several years by physicians without receiving tho
least benefit also recommended 1t friend 81 who
tor months had been annoyed by similar eruption
tho skin, aud ho Informed short that the
OF one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully, l.. NJ LEFTWlCll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

These = Tho dtst class, built city Bal
lmure prtss5 l4ae SD have superior
days passengers ihsA commanded by experienced
Captains ell qualified the trade. and who viii spare
ekertiau accommodate They viii lowed up and down
Tia, rivers 10y may be relied SAL promptly
adkortzed
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York.
will THEN ship by this line freight viii
always taken by any other line of Packets
will Dc made by thc agents Richmpnd and
New give effected n
Richmond IRE Association by tins line at per
respectfully and hope to succeed ia obtaining
snare Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line NcwGork viii be forwarded
free NV Orleans, Mobile. Charleston,
vAnualf - ans othrr southern Northern port.
vessels will lie In Richmond Tia. Dock. in New York
Berth NJ j. coffee tlaGse slip fool % Wall Street
DAVID \ NM Gi'RRIE, Richmond, [ ,,s
{ II PIERSON. \. y. 'Ne'1
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Eplcn5uoND B0>toN LINE

These vessels Of the first class built expressly
trade and have superior accommodations fer passengers,
lhtl commanded by experienced Captains well quail
6cd tor the trade, and no will spare 10 accom-
lundlte
They will be towed mp and down the river by steam
may he relied TO sail promptly advertised Merchants
gouE North ordering goods from Boston will find to
thor interest to ship by this ne it is the only regular line
aud freight Will aNa be taken low by any other YES
sells and every effort viii DE made by agents in Richmond
aud Boston give satistactltn
We respectfully ask aud hope % succ obtaining a fun
share OF patronage.
The vessels VIII lie ia Richmond the Dock and in Bos
ton EoNrs Wharf
DAVID x WV CURRlF Richmond 1900
A4i4E& \ WEIFClI, boston, Agents
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Eend the Truth nbout orr Turf Oil.

RICHMOND. NpIi TUtH IoIh
ring sleigh ride this winter past discovered my horses
lie and the skin of place larger than baud, from
traces rubbing on the Inside Of the thigh applied
Turf oil, and in day he well Another
mule which was working my dtay became unable 10
walk On examong his foot discovered nail about two
inches long TO the head My driver and the neghbors said
hc would be good for nothmr drew the nail inserted
piece of lint and your Turf Oh aud him work at
aud from that moment he has lost hour hut good
also horse badly snagged the outside OF
his thigh In two places about two inches deep and four
inches wide from which he stfa day Your Turf
Gil applied and il brought them entirely sound II
truly is of the greatest remedies for have even
known and have live in drug for several Use
ths AS Non think proper. Very truly,
10 Mcssrs. Dove ~ Co. j II. WEISlGfR.
For sale by STROTIIER 4 WHITEHEAD,
II dom INnchlnIE.
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n MS 4 BRO. OVERS, Richmond, Va, beg to inform the
citizens of nchbng that they prepared to execute
every description of Silk, Cotton Wooen yeng Clean
well be done i'll New York elscw here We have
machinery and the very best OF workmcn and can guar
antoc satisfaction 10 patrons Mcriuo, silk aud De Lain
dyed fashionable colors the taste of the
Shaws OF every description dyed or cleaned Grape
Shaws dyed scarlet crimson other coors equal to import
cd Ncy dyed equal Silk dresses canedand irease
wine stains removed We Intend to do work equal to
any establishment IN the nod States and respectfully solicit
the patronage the citizens Lynchburg and vicinity Gen
emens Garments dy cd aud cleaned to look equal to
DENNIS q BRO,
Successors J w lines, Franklin ST. ppose Metropoli
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25
JEWELRY, WATCHES. &C.
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Pearl lrompetrl offered In this Together
hne Roman, Mosaic and Pearl Cameo and
Peal tOra Of the most beautiful description Ao
Mourning and second Mourning OF
style which they have opened and would be glad show
To the lowers OF the beautiful" Cali he
nice lot Of Silver Goblets, Mug Mustard Cups salt
Stands Napkin Rings Spoons Of every description Chdfens
Toys 50 iust trce.s ed, and which they Offer cheap