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TERMS:
For copy Of the Daily Globe year, 80 90
Z" months, 90
during the session, w
Steam Boiler Mandatory.

WE are now prepared 70 build High Pressure, Lo-
w connective and Portable Boilers, also OIL and Soap
Tanks Smoke Pipe and Dreeching, and everything else
In our line s. Louis p ices and the same terms.
70 parties wanting Engines viii furnish the ma
chinery complete.
- Repairing done ON short notice and good terms.
Shop near " y. Rand's Pork House, Burlington, Iowa.
oct14-d3mwSm J. n. WILSON co.
Oskalooss Herald, OtsumwA Courier, and Dies Moines
Citiaen copy 10 amount Of % and charge this once.
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WORD TO THE LADRs.-In recommending to your
DR.. Hostteters Celebrated Stomach Biters, 1t II
but justice state, tina stimuant to the system,
impartng strength and vigcr preparatory to period
cal stages which oft times attended with much pain
and trouble, know Of preparation more happily
adapted to all anctions consequent upon this cause
and for Cramps in the Stomach Cholera Morbus, and al
ailments arising from overindulgencc in the fruits, vege
tables. ice-creams, etc., etc. certain and almost
instantaneous remedy, and family should be without
IT, Directions for use the bottle Bold BY druggists
and dealers generally.
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PSFfAwArrAx1E CouxrY.-The assessed value
Of real and personal property in the city Of
Council Bluffs, July LIST, 1857, ~ returned BY
tho Assessor, 10 81, 276, 900. The assessed value
Of property in Pottswattamie county, in 1858,
was only $3.50. 0Oo-thus, it will be seen, that
in TOUR years, the assessed value Of property 10
this city alone, has increased to 81, l26, 800 in
excess of the whole taxable property in the
county in 1884. The amount of taxable pro-
perty in Pottaw attamie county in 1854, was
$45O,oO i; in 1865, 81 ,O5O,O and in 1866,
$2,729,65s-showing an average increase, from
1853 to 1856, Of over 100 per cent per annum.
i will be seen, also, that the whole taxable
property Of the county. in 1856, 10 but Sass, $50
in excess Of the taxable property Of Council
Bluffs for 1887.
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Two young ladies, one l6 and the other 10
years Of age, Of the most respectable connec-
tons aud character, came from New Haven to
New York ON Thursday morning, to see the
brother of one Of them, who 10 connected with
one Of the 6rst class hotels They we're seen
after arriving to enter hack labelled United
States" but since that, NO trace of them can be
discovered, and their friends fear that they may
have been decoyed into some den Of infamy.-
The police are making search.
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The Great English Remedy.
san JAMES CLARKEss
= lebr ted Fen ale P1llss
Prepared FROM prsscrtption n SIR = Clarke, ~. D
PAystci0a Essrdordinaro 10 Ae Queen.
Thisinvaiuabse medicine unfaing the cure Of al
those painful and dangerous diseases 70 which the te
mais consttution ID subject Il mederates ali exoess
and removes ohstructions. ard speedy cure may b
TO MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited It vfli In short time bring o.
~ nenth!y period with regularity.
Zach bottls psica One Dollar, bsas the 0pvssnmsns
Stamp Of Great Britain. to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
1Asss P1ssaAossd sos b take. BY sm0sss dsrise ~
gZAST ZHREE MONTHS ~ Pre0naacy a. eASy are
ssrs b bstav - 1sssoio0s, but as asy oGAsr tsMs
Asv are sq1b.
In Ill Of Nervous and Spinal AGections Pain n
~ BACK and LINKS, Fatigue slsht exeros. Papita-
stsn af the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pulls YIN
etcs whom al otheT meAna havs failed anA -
though powerful remedy. Do nos contsin iron eals-
mel aatinony. - any thing hasfato the coAstatiea.
Dalidlssssasns accompany each package. ss
Dole Assat - % uaissd States 80 CsssSa,
CLste !. O. Dslasin = Cel
Rochester, N. r.
N.B.-el.oo and pestaes asanDs snsseeeA - Aay
AutAesa Agsats 0ill lnssrs ssis = - Ph ~ ~
1890 ALlsa na.DI.cEs. -
~ 49, "a - gK@ 4Hs@ sB.44M s-~,-~
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- We suggest the widening Of the plank
walk On NllA street, between Columbia and
|Cssrt stfeets Il 10 much too marrow for CON-
!ssaieace, and a. is 10 quite thoroughiare, We
'hepe b will Be put in Q better condition.
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~ sil Of the late Mrs. Dr.. Rush, Of Philar
hlphia, makes her husband, Dr.. James Rush,
u ssls and absolute legates. The estate 10
aainated 1t 81, OOO, 600. a
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Husband and Father
DROvIDE for your wife and chiidr. u by policy Of
LIFE INAURAAG
There 10 no better way OF doing so and no better
Companies than @I
TIE AMERICAN TEMPERANCE LIFE ms co.
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE ms co
Both OF Hartford, Conn.
Call H. II. HAWLEY, the Agent, 1t his Store
Third st eet, the Earret Hause, and he will
give oil the information you may desire. lnoy2A
MONT Ereeze your ears-wken you can
H. buy . good warm Cap q HAWLEY'D for Fifty
Cemle. fuovqA
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DBL r. SOCIETY DEPOSlTOIgY.-Atths
ID store Of Messrs Gallery Harper Jefferson street.
Burlington, where English herman Swedish and Welsh,
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Conclusion ARRIVED AT.-The Methodist Con-
vention, in session Ut Cincinnati, closed its de.
alterations on Monday. It is evident from !
perusal Of the debates and the action Of the
Convention from day to day, that there is :
settled conviction among the delegates that :
separation between the Northern and Southern
portions of the Conference is An inevitable result
If not immediate, at least not far Distant
The Northern members regard human slavery
IS sin, and decline to fellowship, as brethren in
the Church, those who tolerate, encourage and
traffic in slAve.holding and slsve-tradiEg. No
compromise, therefore, seems possible Chr
cago Press. a
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PLEASANT ArHAIR.-One day last week.
says the Eastern Argus, merchant in Gardiner
Me-, offered TO give barrel Of -four to the Rev
Charles Blake. . Baptist Minister in that city,
provided the young ladies would haul it to him.
They consented. and having obtained small
pair Of trucks, the barrel Of -four was placed
thereon, and about 40 young ladies took hold
of the ropes and drew the barrel about half
mile, Up one Of sbe steepest hills IN Gardiner, to
the ministers house. The Gardiner Band, see
ing what was going on, headed the procession,
and played some excellent music. There was
large crowd TO witness the proceedings, and >
cabinet maker brought out . very handsome
rocking chair, which he fastened to the barrel,
and let it 60 ~ an additional present to the
minister
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RESULT OF TIE ELEcfrox IN WIscoxslN.-The
returns from the north, yesterday, it ID gener-
ally conceded. 60 far to settle this long dispu-
ted question. There hardly remains doubt
that Alexander w. Randall, the Republican can
didAte, is elected Governor by from one to three
hundred maiorisy. Az to the rest Of the state
ticket, the Republicans have probably carried
the It. Governor, Treasurer and State Prison
Commissioner, and the Democrats the Secretary
Of State, Attorney General and Superintendent
Of Public Instruction. The Comptroller 10 in
doubt, ae, indeed, are some Of the others. All
but eleven small counties have been Officially
heard from.-Milwaukee Sentinel, 18th.
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IxOaAxrs Al NEW OaLEAxs.-Dusing the
80 month three thousand six hundred and
lAisty-sighs imnigraats arrived at thae portffen
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FAME-An old chap at the State Fair over.
hearing some men converting together about
Willard Fillmore being present, exclaimed
sFillmore-Fillmore- 1et's eee-what did be do?
Wharf.-The Up for sosHsshing once - We left him
trying TO think what Fillmore was UP for, and
mentally eyclsimed- "Sick b greatness. -
Buffalo Times. y 81 = - - o. r-zsss
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fbs Boston Traveller, which vas 6rst for
fDsaks and thea for Gardner, and which after
\ sasefal canvass elected the latter BY $4,000
firslsy before The election, hes become dis
rDssd With politics, and will hereafter maintain
neutrsl position.
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Ada - iesgAs On u Aessirs Ridge. asae
~ Orleans, On de sth, between Gen. LaSsotS
q H. "a. Garcia. the latter being he chal-
lncs. Tbs weapons we're small swesds, and
e.. L. vas wounded in the abdomen. and in .
~ heuss died. s- =isfi Fslh
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fhs average attendance ct the church Of
Aeary Ward Beecher, Is three thousand per-
eeas. II order 10 accommodate the multitude
tAas throng . hear him, the New York Times
ays III has been determined to GIL the aisles
" ~ chsrch with folding iron chairs, which
Es1l b placed IN two rows, and at the close Of
|aviss be folded back against the ends Of the
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01s1mpslon % Specie Paymo0eo -
the New YoRlr Danks.
fhs flmes Of the 18th says:-"The Basks
lAsenot yet come to decision as to the re-
eaption Of specis payments-but a. gold con-
sases y boo = this point from all quarters, tbs
eanmpsisA slA probably take place within .
sAess tine Without disturbance"
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w After the manner Of Harper No pub.
= tie following, sent BY . correspondents
VI cannot say but rather guess 10 second
~ anccdote and pretty old, like most 81
Enpas:
SEVERAL years ago an Indian Was travelling in
vlyins and staid over night in Reesls Town,
"a the proprietor still living. Az the In.
- vss given to rhyming, Mr.. Asssls was
|nxioas 70 procure an epitaph for his own tomb
|Aeas and agreed % keep tie dusky son Of
- forest over night for that service. Terms
sviag been satisfactorily arranged he COM
-. ID - follows:
w., vas man who died of late
Wsor rgels did impatient wait
wsh o.,..,. .tched arms and wings Of love
r. ..n him 10 the reamls above.
- here be stopped and refused to 30 any
hAer until morning, dec. ''>fing thas he had
- ssly half his pay and ~'euld not nnl'h
- y bad IL oil. In the morning. a'ter pro
Ag for . safe retreat, and repsa. ing me
I'VE, y finished - follows:
wAils they disputed about the prize,
Still hovering round the lower skies,
4 ID step'd the Devil like weasel
And dswn 70 HI he kicked old KeesIs.
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master General, A. v. Brown, has written to
the New York Committee ON the Post Office
site, telling them that the President and Cabin.
ct are 80 set ON retrenchment, that If the City
Council don't accept his offer Of &26O, 900 for
the upper end of the Park at once, there Is
great danger that the Post Office project will be
abandoned for the present.
lie wants . lot $50 feet front by $50 feet
deep. at the upper end Of the Park. Council
are willing to sell him the lower end, and sub.
committee has been sent on to Washington to
urge him to take it. He seems to understand
managing the New Workers, aad will probably
get the location be has selected.
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- - - on1A 49, inuGikaAn~.ir
yeAEa eleex ksine Gated ispI coeessn1ng -
p66er VI 49fdsS, 90plied: III III ~ ~
~. ] si.eS v Sas thi6e nature Usss
"Wbos IN, NJ chtld1r ggsy j 4spzaf Il 4
ssghs SaAt mako 81 Joass' snoa1h my higgss
wiihous settjn' biz eefs hask. nH " JsssaSalssEs
CeauxDaUA-fhs Syracuse 4eernal pshliaAes
10 following: sf ss..i sAys;; 80 ~ ~.
Why was Pharaoh's daugh,cs Ike . bsoters
Because BE got littis prophet from ~ ssskss
On the bauks.
Wny = pretty Womsn's fOOslike . ee0Aatis
sale ~ eden lme M 4s ss8
Beeasss u = most tzsly an IL iassssssias lsa'
sUABAa, whasA become " ~ AsRkey wbo
stole n taller - s asr0
Re hss besn taken up On - sAAAavy, and
carried II up % Dc sperm court . hab b srisA."
s0n IN A1adavy, Oscar
Yes, Iseed DE- handle Of n. f 8sss sgs
ass83s 4kas@ MARAIED. sst#sa s83
In this city the 3lst inst, by ev. DR.. har 800.
Mr.. NEfQJtN TNNMAN MI nrft M - NJ fTEIA
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~ Nashville Uuion and Aiaerican ssys siss
4. f..o,s ..eas Levengood'sr stories ore writ
- by Cap. Co. v. HARRIS he quiet ssdass
~ ssivsssally popular postmaster q knez-
- ~. n - sksseAss Appeared y tAs
xreryil,e Arsus sovsntsen years ago. A1aH
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TIE Sroan.-The storm on Wednesday night
was very severe one. snow fell to the depth
Of three OF four inches, and tine wind blew >
hurricane. We hear Of the loss Of Eve Or six
vessels ON the Lake, and NO doubt the number
will be greatly increased. The schooner Kos-
lsu.h ran into the break-water, at the mouth Of
The harbor, and was sunk. Her cre1. were
obliged 70 take to the rigging, where they re-
NAMED oil night exposed to the fury Of the
storm. The Kossush will probably be y total
wreck. The schooners Mary Jane and Lewis r.
win, both Of this port, We hear went ashore g
Crosse Point but We have no particulars - %
their tate. The brig Constitution Of this port,
while loading 1t Waukegan, and having some
5000 bushels Of grain aboard, was driven on 70
the pier, carrying Is away and sinking the yes
sci. We also hers thas one schooner went
ashore ct Racibe and another q Kenoshs- 10
particulars The Thermometers stood q deg.
above zero yesterday morning at Z o'clock, and
At 10 bovs lAst evening II o'clock. Chicago
Tribune. Nov. 20.
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~fhs Kssksk 0aas Cisy iavessi ~ 49,.
u Z Csvssnor Crimes - - sssss - ~
.lnU - Gsssss sse - plass-bssssss y =
-, h,esa cd gsnssally sassl ~ - -
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MARnIED.
Ipl.El ~.

IA this city The sIst inss., by lev. Dr.. hasiso
Mr: NELSUN INNMAN, 81 Darlington to Ms LtuI
=. WILLIAMS, Of Ohe. E4a 8# 5tst f#S
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= s1}5. fsss {. sss. IA
n veaaAer i. -, ,.'sse s,...s -
- "a osa..vs 81; ~ q, - - ~ i ~
- 49, 49,. $50 ~ -.
ts-aay peev,a1 S7s ~. a.s.rsss5 ss II -
~ sivse |. ea,a..1 :.h e.....-
bsaes snakipe 49, $500. -, =. 49,
sy. aeS Il - - ....... ~. 5 - = 80
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their lives were spared. His two sons and
grandson were shot.
General Wilson had died Of his wounds.
The Garrison of Lucknou was relieved, and
large part Of the city taken.
General Neil VAS killed.
The City Of Glasgow Bank, ct Glasgow, stop
payment this Wednesday morning.
Pittsburg, Nov. %.
The Supreme Court has confirmed the action
Of the Criminal Court in the case Of Charlotte
Jones, Henry Tife and Monroe Stewart, the
hcKeesport murderers who have been sentenc-
ed 70 be hung.
Louisville, Nov. Is.
The steamer High6yer reports . severe storm
on the night Of the 18th, between New Madrid
and Hickman. Three coal boats were sunk
near Hickman.
The Republic brought the report from Cairo
that IL coal boats were sunk few miles from
Cairo and only twenty men saved from them
The Newcomb, from New Orleans, stopping at
Cairo le housr after the Republic. heard moth
ing Of il. -
Cincinnati, Nov. %.
The steamer Republic arrived It Louisville on
Saturday. She reports l6 coal boats sunk du-
ring the storm Of Wednesday last in the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers near Cairo and 100 men
lost, with 800, 900 bushels coal, valued at $780,
600. The crews were principally from Pittsburg
and Louisville.
The steamer Gladiator reports other boats lost
40 .ow down q New Madrid. Passengers from
Evansville report the storm along the lower
Ohio q terrific, no boat was able to run, but oil
had 70 tic up. The steamer Baltimore from Ma.
rietta last night reports encOuntering heavy
gale 1t Parkersburg, Saturday, and heavy
wind prevails here 70 dey, With snow, rain, and
hail
The steamer Rainbow was burned on the
morning Of the 2lst, 10 miles above Napoleon
so 70 20 lives lost--ofRcers III lost-boat cargo,
books and papers al lost
New Orleans, Nov, 81.
Sugar quiet; 6our very dull Il 1925. New
corn 4Sc; mess pork $3.50. Other articles the
same. @ ses A
There d sixteen feet Of water on the bar at
the mouth Of the Hipissippi.
The ship Enoch Train, With cotton for Liver
pool, y aground.
The steamships Galveston and OpeolOasas
have been arrested.
We havs had ! white frost here this morning
The steamship Catawba from Havaaa haa y.
rived. M IN,
Oiean, N. r, Nov. 80.
Tho following b list Of names Of pefsonl,
Who sulIesed By he tessible c0odaeratioo which
occurred here "a Saturday night II. s. Morris;
n. A. Blacklee, Berg ! Robinson. =. 6uinghams
b. Kern, @ CepSr. T. Raeg. Joha Rebss, =. 3.
| KatGlef c.. n II ss4
Alnoet The whole town was destroyed. a
serone wind and snow seoea prevailed q ths
tius fendsrinK Il aimoss impossible 70 check the
1rss4 aa
St. Louis, Nov. -.
Gov. walker arrived bere essurday evening,
Cd route Tor Washington. Nothing ne~ u =.
| sara . Kansas aaairs has transpire1.
The Railroad Bill which has been before III
4 Legislature Tor several dsye, and Tho 9ill m
4 ~ ,avMene aof 0caeE hna& snnnund the nanata
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DISCOUNTS.

The discount rates have declined, and are de-
clining, and will evidently reach Q much lower
point, % the superabundancs of money IL be-
coming very great. The discount brokers are
selling ct l2@l5, and IL per Gen., according to
date, for 6rst-class paper; and some few names
have sold ut 10 per cent even Tor dates Of four
and Eve months.
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AYI10 OIIE11Y YYCFORAI.

rrS0E RNDORIQO0- - seIs " a. as11st I
y Jaas Eyss - e11s y =. p neUWe
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE


Gcutemen; NV child had commenced breaking out last
@,lr m IN sores which gradually extended the entire
aad including both which 50 much eaten ny the
III that both would drop OIL
tried all advertised and domestic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied little uht
on II began TO get better; the bottle got broke aud we ap
1el gals fitt again began to get worse MY cider laugh
Ter ,ai a 20 yet some OF that Turfo sisters heal
looked so much when you used it, we got another
hottie and head nearly well THIS was an hggra
nsed and took every day wash IT, and 1t
was very offensive bottle feel assured euro
rr cut,v M there but little the disease remning
Y1u are entitled to this and the benefit of others, take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate - ,,
Respectfully, D. l. NhALh'
inVn & 10
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TERMS.

The VIRGINtAS ia published daily So aud weekly
per advance. No paper will be discontinued,
cent option Of tue Popretos un all shall
ave been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 80 per square
10 lines less insertion, and l each
uaance unless ordered inner form weekly and then 80 cts
per square will be charg each Insertion If the number
Insertions be marked the Ms will be published till or
dered ou and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE
For daily.
For do semi.week eky......................... %
For do do ~
~ Adyertsemcnsnended for both papers subject spe
ill contract.
Egs- Annual adv ertsers VIII be limited to their Immediate
business the advertisements charged at transient rates
~ All advertisements appear in the daily and tr.
weekly papers. .,, ,#,
Obituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
teahy Tor the eXcess.
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pEADY AGAIN ron My EmIEND-.-m",-

III
sold rock of goods to Mr. Jas B Edwnrls, aud
failed to .nnsummate the matter with him, shalt re-
position as before, aud shall hu ready TO walt
my friends any thing that they want nmy line shall
stock precisely cost until move to tho
store formerly occupied by Mr Phillip Payne smy
opon there the handsomes variety Store that will
he this and In vew OF which. shall have IL
fitted to make II o the most attractive as well as
the agreeable places for the people 10 To- who may
want goods In my line forget that particularly in
tend that my Bonnes Nantes and Millinery Goods shall bo
OF the most complete character.
Young Ladies' In IN country when have nothing olso
knit good double Yarn Socks suitable for Ne
hands, aud bring them to with you, well
asto bring what money you spare and VIII you Hon
other articles my line IN exchange.
dec 2it ALTERED \ ENGLEDoNE.
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CHARLOTTE, A pils. 1856
GrNrIFmrN: have received the pow requested you to
me- time to pougha piece OF low grounds tof 20
acre which been lying Idle for eight ears consequently
II very rough But your pow has gone through 1t,
with three strong without giving In amy
iicuar thorough work than lhayo ever had d"h"
any plow have been plowmnn for forty years
have tried varos patterns the master Iow Of all
Others have yet used the dranght Is easler-cuts wider
nnd cleaner other horse plow have seen
II use When the plows have hand gvc ont shall re-
place them with the Iron your llow. . -
R,spectfilly. WIN. q. PRICE
II < wuIrrrNOUT A Bro sep p]ta
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FHNku tOn
Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OK bBAsl.
WARRANTED TO CuRE, AND NO DANGER fhoM EXPOSURE TO
Price 80 cents per bottle. - -,
Entered according do of Congress IN ho C6s Opos q M
Dsr the Eastern District Of Ipginid by DoI
4 co, Richmond, Pd.-50 CENTS sac
READ THE FOLLOWING -
store pamphlet and read our certihceh
performed by the Turf OH certificates of truth OF
respectable aud respected citizens and many others
whom refer and cannot doubt lis value ~
medicine for one ounce OF IL worth pouh' W ny
other known to Try 1t aud will be SATISFIED OF wh
TRUE TURF OIl~-Read the following, and come to oui
aud will tell you Of many others who nave been
cured. :. =, ,a,,
Messts D0pe dC0Gentlemenl used portion OF bottie
Turf Oil. which very kindly presented me with
and take pleasure saying that found 1t eeetuai In re-
moving the skim for which had been praeted
several by physicians without receiving ho
least benefit ended 1t friend of nine, VINO
months had been annoyed by similar eruption OF
skin and he Informed short time sinoe mat ir" he
use o on bottle he had been entirely cured -
Respectfully, L. NJ LEE iNlth'
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The piow TINT beats the World, best wo,t with
len.

WE have large number Of Patterns of rnws among
w whrh may he found Riches Patent Premium Iron
Reams mpruy Living I, akskn Eagle ll"wsS Points
Premium Si1eii plows, Snths Patent Straw Cutter.
rn Shelters SO g. Road Srrapers Double Action
Force Pumps Apple arcr corrr and Scer t ono opernon'
Winters Corn aud Cob Crusher &c.
smiths Patent Cutter at $40 awarded the First Promi
nm offered the Fair Virginia for tho beat hand
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highest award of the society.
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many testimonials In avar o this Plow.
Fellow the Eorvell lIonsc LynchhurR Va
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