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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-01-07
HALLowELL, Me-, Dec.

HAlLoNELL, ME-, Dec. 30.
\ shock of an earthquake was felt
here this afternoon at 20 minutes be-
fore . o'clock. To those within doors
it seemed like the conclusion from the
discharge Of heavy cannon beneath
the building. The first crash was fol-
lowed by a rumbling noise, which con-
tinued for half minute. The shock
was so severe that bricks were thrown
from chimneys, clocks and otter things
shaken from mantcl pieces, and doors
opened. The sky at the time was
clear. and the day mild. The oldest
inhabitant has never felt SO severe a
shock in this rcgion.-Cor. Nec York
Tribune.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-01-07
r.; ;:; =: II Times.
SUGGESTED on SIEiSa LITTLE EsILy's
BADY flA~ps.


Fondly clasped together.
Round the motherC neck,
What pretty picture
Baby hands do mike.
Burbaby.hands lon't always
So innocent appear,
For often full of mischief
Baby fingers are.
For example. see them
At the supper-table,
= Doing all the mischief
That to do they're able.
Smash, there lies a tca-cup,
Shattered on the floor;
Or the milk from out the pitcher
Prematurely pour.
Jerking mothers earrings,
Pulling fathers hair;
Scratching Elias eyes out,
What roguish pair.
Goodness. did YOU ever.
There the inkstand goes,
Just as expected;
Now look at your clothes.
Pulling now the stockings
OF fat baby feet,
Cramming them in baby mouth,
Oh, the little sweet!
Always making mischief,
Needing no commands,
Till in baby -slumbers
Bound are baby hands.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL, 1857.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-01-07
TdIINI INV % r'IINI III urNN.
CORRESPONDENCE.

We have made arrangements with gen
tlenan of long experience and superior quail
iiications, for REGULAR CORRESPON
DENCE from Washington, during the com
ing Session of Congress; which, together
with our KANSAS Correspondence, and the
Western and Southern News generally, W,
shall be able to lay before our readers in ad
vance of the time that it can be received
through any of the Eastern papers. w,
shall also be in receipt of Daily Correspon
dence from Columbus and Indianapolis dur
ing the legislative Session.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-01-07
Livery stable

In Winchester. lid.
,T-r x The undersigned hav A.
fs3->f.7y> ing bought out The sta ~
A->---A---blc formerly occupied '--'
by II. l.. Grcc;i, hopes, by strict attention
90 business, 10 merit continuance of the
patronage heretofore extended o. the stable.
am prepared az all times o. accommodate
the travelling community with a safe. speedy.
and comfortable conveyance o. almost any
place except California, and upon ~ reason
able terms NJ any establishments OF the kind
this sice Of anywhere.
LAT. STEELE,
dec 81, 81. Proprietor.
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Sherig9's sale.

DY virtue Of an execution to me directed
, from the Clerks Office of the Randolph
Common Pleas Court. | will expose 20 pub
lie sale at the Court House door in Winches-
ter, Randolph County, Indiana, on the 18th
day of January, less, within the hours pre-
scribod by law, the rents and profits for seven
year, of the following described real estate.
TO wit. containing one hundred and twenty
rods. being and lying in section twenty eight
l2r |, township nineteen ~ J, range thirteen
- east, commencing one rod northeas Of
kceyers' addition of Block No. ?, running
twelve rods north, thence twelve rods east /.
thence twelve rods south. thence twelve
rods west to the place of beginning. in the
town OF Huntsville. Randolph County. Ind.
Aud on failure to realize the amount de
mandod by said writ, | will at the same time
and place expose the fee simple of the aforc-
said real estate, executed "A the property of
William II. Shepherd, at the suit of john II.
Lewis.
WIN. VI. CAMPBELL, Sh'a.
dec II. '5S-pr's fee 81 80.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-01-07

NOTICE is hereby given that the IN
N signed has this day been appointed
Administrator of the estate of John Dick
son, late of Randolph county, Indiana, dec,
said estate is supposed TO be solvent.
dee. 81. ROBERT MURPHY, Admr.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-01-07

Increase of Prices!
ON the first of January ensuing, We shall
" ENLARGE the Weekly Gazette to the
size of the Daily, being equal 20 an increase
of about SIX COLUMNS OF READING
MATTER, while there will be no increase
in prices, thus enabling Us to present our
readers much more Complete and General
Summary Of News than can possibly be con
densed into its present Columns and making
it ONE o. THE LARGEST and ICON
silcring its s;ze) Cheapest in the Union; to
say nothing of the fact, that but few papers,
either East or West, furnish the same a
mount and variety of Original and Moneta-
ry, Agricultural, Scientific Statistical and
Miscellaneous Matter, which of course in
volve a much heavier outlay than is ncccs-
sary for papers whose columns are chiefly
made up of extracts from other sources. Ii
5 also printed upon superior quality of
paper, thus presenting much cleaner and
more legible appearance than the cheap
llx.p 1oI
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-01-07

An extra copy will be sent 10 the getter
up of each Club Of 20 subscribers; an addi-
tional extra copy for every additional 20 sub
scribcrs.
To the getter up of each Club Of 60 or
more, a copy of the DAILY will be sent ii
preferred, instead of the extra Wccklics.
Copies will be sent 20 Clergymen al 81 90.
y. B.-Our friends are particularly re-
qucsted to adhere strictly to the above rates
in getting up Clubs, az owing 10 the greatly
increased expense attending the enlargement,
and, as we trust, the increased value of the
paper to subscribers, we cannot deviate from
them in anv case
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-01-07
From the Washington Republic.
FEARFUL DECLINE IN THE
PRICE OF NEGROES.

Misfortunes never come single
While the Democratic party is rent by
Kansas feud, it is assailcd even more
dangerously by the terrible decline in
the price Of the negro.
We cut the following from the
Richmond South:
December II, 1857.
Heary decline IN .Slares The Dis
patch, on Friday last, for the benefit
of country readers on what it no
doubt thinks reliable authority, gave
the price of Slaves in this market
To show that the prices given in the
Dispatch are not to be had, and slight
ly artificial, and must bc above what
Slaves are bringing, and to prevent
owners and sellers of Slaves from be-
ing misled, / request that You publish
the sale of seven made on Thursday,
by the leading house here, and prob
ably the same who posted the Dis
patch: \ No j field hand, black, -
years old, $500 No. 2, woman,
stout and healthy, good cook, S4T5.
No. 3, No brown, fancy woman,
90 years, good seamstress, $500
No. 4, man and wife, 40 and 30, man
slightly unsound, taken in at 500 fol
the pair No. 6, a man, about -
S4I6. Little niggers, from D to
years, so low that they are generally
sold in lots by the dozen.
The above sale is regarded as fail
test of the market, as the subjects wer,
fresh from the country, and fully guar
antied, and the auctioneer exertet
himself to obtain high prices.
VERIFYER.
These are less than half the prices
current six months since, and the &C
tual prospects of the Democratic part!
do not justify the hope of any favor
able reaction in the market.
All the cases are Ineligible enough
except case No. 3. What possibl,
may be intended by a fancy womon,
is not altogether clear. Some it'll
room is left here for the imagination
The Democracy carried the las
Presidential election, on the basis o
the negro property of the country
then reckoned at two thousand mil
lions of dollars. Every reduction
= from these figures is just so much sub
j. traction from the power and resource
of the party. All is lost, if buck ne
groes sink to $500 each, and if "litt
n;ggers" are subjected to the indig
nifty of being bought and sold "6y III
Dozen"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-01-07
State of india, County Of Randolph.
In the Randolph Circuit Court,
Spring Term, 1858.

Nathaniel Wright,
".
isabella Cox, Sa-
rah Cover and the Complaint 70 perfect
unknown heirs Of the title 10 lands.
John Jolley, late Of
Ohio, deceased.
The above defendants will take notice that
the complainant has this day filed in the
Clerks Office of the aforesaid Randolph Cir
cult Court his complaint herein, together
with his affidavit showing that isabella Cox
and Sarah Cover are non-residents of said
State. aid that there are heirs of John Iol-
ley. deed, who are necessary parties 10 said
action. whose names and residences are 10
the complainant unknown. Therefore, the
defendants aforesaid are hereby notified TO
take notice of the fling and tendency OF
said action. and that the same will be heard
on the "a dav OF the Spring Term of said
Court, l-5-, which will be holden at the
Court House. in Winchester, in said county,
on the 9th Monday in March, A. u. ir5s,
and that unless they appear and answer
thereto, said complaint viii DC taken a. con
fessed. III. Ill. NEFF, Clerk.
BRowvE 4 CHENEY, Attorneys.
dec ~, 81.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-01-07
SilcE'ifG's sale.

DY virtue of four executions 10 me di-
ID rected from the Clerks Office OF the
Randolph Circuit Court. | will expose Ia
public sale at the Court House door, Ia Win
chester, Randolph County, Ind, on the 22d
day Of January, lr5-, between the hours of
10 o'clock, A. ~. and o'clock, +. VI. OF
said day, the rents aud profits for seven
years of the following described real estate,
90 Wit:
The northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter of section four az, in township
eighteen Isl. OF range thirteen 10 east,
containing forty acres, more or less.
Aud on failure 20 realize the amount de
mended by raid writ, will expose the fee
simple of the aforesaid real estate, executed
as the property OF Elijah Arnold. AT the suits
Of the State Of Indiana and Jonathan w.
Hunt.
WIN. VI. CAMPBELL, Sh'f II. c.
dec %, 'Jl--nr's fee, 81 30
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-01-07
BRYANT'S
Mercantile Institute,

IF indianapolis. Ind.
FEvHE object of this INSTITUTION. as
its name IMPORTS is To afford tn Young
gentlemen and ladies an opportunity of be
coming thoroughly qualified for the Count
ing Room and general Bssiness Pursuits Of
life on the most scientific principles.
By first teaching each and every pupil 10
write a bold, legible hand; secondly, by
teaching the science of Book kceping-by
double and single entry n practically APP
piled To every department of busincss--to-
gcthcr with Lectures on the Laws and Gus
toms of Trade and the Science of Accounts.
TERMS.
For full course lof 9 or 10 weeks S22 90
For partial course, embracing the Trac-
teal part of Book Keeping and Bust
ness Penmanship,. ...-..........-..l5 00
For full course in Ladies Department. 10 90
which must be pre- paid or secured.
L. J. BRYANT,
dec 81, 81. Principal
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-01-07
JOHN J. DUMoNT. TRUMAN NJ. CURTIS
STEAM BOILERS,

nUMONT & CO., (late of Cincinnati,
\ Ohio Manufacturers of Steam Boil
ors, Chimneys, Britching and every descrip-
ton of Boiler and Sheet Iron work at short
notice; work and prices competing with the
best Shops in Cincinnati. Shop on Pennsyl-
wanna street, north side of Underhill's Foun
derry, indianapolis, Ind.
REFERENCES:
]. VI. Aiken & Co., Dayton, Ohio.
Miles Greenwood, ! Cincinnati
J. II. Burrows 4 Co., Machinists.
Hassellnan X Vinton, r.,;..o,;..
R.R. UnderhiI. indianapolis
Robert Meels, Evansville.
DR.. Athon, Indiana Insane Asylum.
Abram J.. Vocreos,
T.. ]. Peck, indianapolis, Ind.
r. A. Morris.
aug. 81. lS57.-ly
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-01-07

CLEVELAND, Dec. %.
Edwin Forest is lying dangerously
i'll at the American Hotel in this city.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-01-07
B Dbl
snks 81 Carpet Bags.
Buffalo Robes s Buffalo Over Shoes
can be had at all times by calling upon US.
DON'T FORGET

That we pay in CASH the very highest prices
for all kinds of Hides and Shoe Pclts, and
that we keep constantly on hand, both for
Wholesale and retail, both Sole and Upper
Leather of the very best manufacture.
We respectfully invite our fellow citizens
to give us a call before bnying elsewhere and
we VIII take great pleasure in showing YOU
our stock, and we will do our best to make
il YOUR advantage to become our customers.
dee 81. 81 THOS. WARD 4 Co.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-01-07
Machinery and Roller works.

YEN ME undersigned has always on hand
new and second hand Boilers and CHM
neys, for sale at River prices, at his Iron
shop, near Union Depot, Indianapolis, Ind,
and will execute promptly any order. and
warrants all his work perfect.
ian. 4th. 1857. +. Il. SINKER
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and all other persons wishing
FOR 4 GOOD SPECULATION
4 RE HEREBY NOTIFIED that on
~ Friday, the 18th day Of January. A. ID.
leJ-, the Board Of Commissioners of Ran
dolph County. Ind, viii. at the Court House
in Winchester, receive sealed proposals for
the keeping aud experimenting Of the Coun-
" Asslnm of said County, for one year from
and after the first day Of February next, on
which day the superintendent selected will
be required 20 commence his term Of service,
Bids will be considered for taking the Asy-
lum with all the appendages AZ 80 much. and
the superintendent lind every necessary for
the inmates; bids will be considered for the
superintendent 20 find one wagon. two horses
and harness, bids will be considered for the
County 20 furnish every thing, etc. etc.
Information respecting all things pertain
ing 10 said hitting oar be furnished By in
quiring at the Auditors Office. The lowest
responsible bidder % be the superintendent
the Board re-ersing the right % decide
upon the manner of keeping proposed by the
bidder
BY order of the Board OF Co. CONS
Attest, NATHAN GAkkETI,
dec IL, 81. Auditor X, &.
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MA ED n EE CO "a
LADIES G. GENTLEMEN
~ ~ r. z az E. S5SS3S5&{

Is always full and complete. Both Single
and Double, Yankee and Hoosicr Harness
can be had at all times by calling on us
You will find greater variety in our estab-
lishment than anywhere else in town, and We
guarantee that all Of our work is made up in
the very best possible manner by experienced
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-16
TugURAIcE.


n LHkeaaukA Hos 4 kIna iEsuRAset cosFASr:-I hs
company akss fssrHsce sgainst sss da'ss. y Ese 90
Nv cllir HusA esnres Tabaseo Factories anu ossef bud
iass urnltars enoz and merchandise ssssy 'o
town and eounsry shs nsoss favorable ssrrs -,
Also makes InsuFanee lives oil all psrson. enjoying
good hanA sossd censtusiss erhe hole OIL
llfc, for . limited period So, -
slaves employed II ordinary occupations will be Insured ON
rsAseuat'e fcrTa . i,
Ths (mpany will also take risks from and any oil
the Norxheru or Southern Porss favorable rates
BOARD or DIRECTIONS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President,
JAMES u. CORDS. Vice Prenahent
GEORGE q. THURMAN, Unici Engineer
JOHN OTEy TAYLok, sAAthH MrkfNSH,
DxxrGR OTEy. sAhuiL GARLAND
JAaes y pAyNE. yUBs r. DAVIS
VIZ. II. SrRATToR, MAURICE LANaHo'N
JAS. 0. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CRgEp T. WILLS, Recr'y.
On On w ! o a,..,. OWN h-dte., Er.m'usr'
The Medic Exa,ua,,ou Of subjects Insurance will be
made al The once OF the Company each dry tn"
houis o 2 and 4 o'clock a. NJ l'co 'u
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TRAVELLERS DI1DgTORY. &C.
0RA1G1 & ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD
GQXA Be Qes 3
UynR Train feAves AesaBiria daily " q M for Cor
aonsvis connecting with the frans the Virginia Cen
rsi los DsCDlMOA0 and she W eoT. and With the
Train Msnas.As Gap Railroad for Woodstock aud
mediate pointa
The Tr.n daily sgs.. s.s:g.s slss.
Through tickets at the Kali Road Station.
The TRAINS leave Cord nsyue daily Al 10 10 A. n and
10 Is NJ. arriving at Alexandria n r. N. and A. n
CR- M night train sunday.
srpi1s a. NLCkLlS Ticket Agent
L1On D u y o .. u .--Ths ses.
II board Towing aud Transportation Com 7>.R
l,any, deslrous of offering greater ndscemsais
to the shipping rrodaec Tide water have In
II their of Boats procured the Iron Steamer Kahn.
kee and the splendid Iron barses Faith and Hope aud
placed thsm the line be,wsi Richmond and Norfolk
ning A. follows:
Leave Richmond Tuesday, and Fridays at 4 p NJ
Leave Norfolk, Mondays and Thursdays at A. NJ
Canal Lynchburg and other points having freight
tor Norfolk will transfer Of the sbovo boais which
be In the Richmond Dock daily Ia receive freight.
Shippers Norfolk reminded to the agents.
II the line at kehn,ond tBdgcford Coz who wall receive
Freight taksa al he ioren rahs.
For further pat uaIs, Apply To
w. ASDkhSON Agent at Ly nrhburg.
". l.. COX, Agents At Richmond.
GARRISON MAIGEE, Agents at Norfolk,
septlIt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-16

C1NGKR,s Az WING administration
JUDGED by this machine before the
,mblr comparable Singers Sewing Machines Amer estab
fishing highest reputation In the uniied States they
exhibited ii he Tex position nvorce IN France where
they OF the highest premium and great manuincto
~ 10 make them has teen built in Paris
Of industry In which sewing 10 be done,
be used with immense profit As the speed
Raliva train travelling ON foot 80 Is sewing with
Singers Machuss compared with hand Sewng No tailor,
carriage trimmer saddler halter &C.
without The fair profit Of using OF
these machines regularly employed One Thousand Dollars
prvs4 families where there Ia much sewing To
machines invaluable assistance Planners
keepers End them particularly convenient and roh
These machines simple In their construction and
strong and durable cne the only kind Of Sewing Ma
chine which every sort of work tine
could executed Thousandsof inferior and worth
Sowing Machines been made and sold under
namcs but Machines alone have boen found every
where to satlsfy the of the public.
printed instructions for using son with each
whi.h any readily acquire the art Of
hem The machines packed sccurclyio 10
the world To all desiring particular IN
formation will apple by letter a either OF Of
hces copy of NJ Singer Cos Ga7 ito pnpSf
wholly devoted 10 the Sewing Machine iatcrtet
NJ. GINGER n Co,
principal Ofscc. No 3'3 Droedwsy, NV York.
OFFiCEt-No 47B,nNv.i 81, Boston, y" 81 Chap
el s. New Haven, CT Ge,eri .,, "a ~ IA broad 81,
N,wars y ~ Chesiu.l St., philadelphia No. los
Baltimore :. Baltimore; No Westminster ST Providence
r No East Ath 81 Cincu4'- NJ. o. Norm ~, ST -
Louis: No 81 81. Charlie 81, New it.t n" - l", mn
ST Naetlp. idcc 2idsrts
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OMrr Soul -aiar Railroad Con pm n.y.,
PETERSBURG, July list, 1866. :
&0a 80

uNuRECr ROUTE To TAR WEST and ,h~
IL VIRGINIA SPRINGS south side Railroad from Pc.
burg 10 Bso via Last Tenn We Railroad from bristol
Knox lille East lean aud deorgia Railroad fr Knox
ton to Chattanooga Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad
from Chattanooga TO stevenson wa Memphis and Charleston
Through Ticket. issued points Springs
and baggage checked through the ONCE South side
The follow Ing schedule Will The souh.sds Rail
aud continuing until further notice.
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN,
Connecting with the Ryhmond aud DsDvile Trains,
Burkevie Junction. and with the through Iynch
burg
Leave Petersburg daily at............ 530o'clk N
Arrive at Burkeyiiic tJuneioh) at ...."..... siI6
Arrive AT farmyir AT. .....'....".......... aa1
Arris"at iynchbnrs al $50 r. NJ
Leave lynehtuig daily ni'...'........''.... v5o
Arrive al FarnvilIe .at.................... AN
Arf,veat Iurkoyhic (Jonetion) at........... 2l5
Arrive At Petersburg t a. rii ''o
Connecting with Richmond aud Danvs Trains the June
Anive at Darkeyile tJuncii"u) at...".........i2 ~
An,o al fA'mvlc ......'................. 40 r. NJ
Ariyr nj Tarmy,. NJ, w. 80. ~ - oo "a
Arrive at Burkevic tJuneton) at...........lI.I0 NJ
An Accommodation PASSENGER Uar for me Wny or losa
Trav. VIII be attached TO the Train leaving LyncGburs with
freight at $3.50 and passengers going up or West will
take put of passengers 10 be strictly by
in charge inc aud VIII the stopped
NJ amy Other point Snlheranis Anersons saw Ml Ford-
Wilson's wrl,vnlr, Blacks and Whites. holloway q. H.
iinrke,e Rce-. 'iis tndsc F"rnsi.e, Prospect ramp
lns Evergreen Al oma',oA spout sprus Concord James
CITY POST BRANCH
SoGthSiie kaltoad frsd and Passenger Trans leave
Petersburg uaiy tSunday 's.scrptcij A. NJ.
Arrive at ca, Fo'"t "'...'.....
Leave 'S COM a'''''
A,rs" a. i.ie'sbars 10
leaving CAY Ponl "r No,oh, and every Saturday morning
aud lu.sdy evening with the hue Steamers ana
jamestown bound LOT New York
The Afternoon Train tins isond will be only when
there business to justify IT. stopping places to take aud
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,I,MUE TUBE oIL ron OLD soRKs

So * e Nan ss sEssS SF
coin. Price 50 cents per bottle. ~
fIss ssesss'. e s..: S s1.s Of; DSSs
CO., 8'A- sEAp pa rus ' EoL 70 -
OF performed BY OH csacstc. Of truth o.
here TO- We can refer and YOU canno. doubt
other Try yon will be .a.sSsd Of wh.,
THtx TURF o1L-R..d the following, and come to on,
store aud We will tell yen Of others who been
cured.
Ms~, Docs &Co-Gentlemeu:- used portion Of bottle
n' r
eruption Of the skim been practised
euei friend mns VINO .ho
s months a nsa Sssp annoyed By .ma, eruption Of
u'e OF one bottle be had been entirely cured
Respsc,fuly L. NJ LEFTwICH
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY. VA. Angus. ls, 1856
years had sore under my RICH. eye aoen, ,he of
t sn s aas but ns Is.s s% the July
deal waf advised by physician have i cut
ana wen have recommended my neigh
about ten year, saw her the other day she ..d
S s s id,
you WISH it, will hor certificate You any part
gave serssae i. e sssaey"'''h
rhs ahoyrs naaS,rv
have many such. Let those ho suffer call and them
Its
Very Remarks ble.-
AsrIS GROVE, Henrico. December !, 1877
MEssRs. DOVE & Co :-9entlemen-My horse was mt In
the yard in front Of the use ami in attempting Jump The
fence end of fence rail through his and
nearly penetrating through his breast making cash large
enough to insert your h.t Of your TIRE
OIL and applied freely In four day. aud in
two weeks he entirely cured
Sold by ali Drasss. ,hrousnou, n. s.o
feb 5ts
CHESTERFIELD, Jan. 4, 1858
MEssRs DOVE Co-Gsntinsen :Hsvipg had short time
since occasion TO your Turf OH In
and Its action being gratifying cannot refrain tro
wrn regard beneht of the communtyut
large had nne Colt in INV liable Io, in which there 80
sI Bull. The Bull became enrsged some cause and
goed the Colt the shoulder depth inch
caused trightfu wound Several
present and remarked they would not give rs
ever try Oh and alter the us, of
TWO small bottles lie is entirely cured
Very respectfully.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
RICHMOND, May LIST, 1856
Gentlemen My child had commenced breaking out last
fall small Sores which gradually extended over The entire,
h2ad including both ears which much by the
that both would drop OF
tried all OF advsrtsed aud domestic remedies without
amy good results then procured and applied little TURF
led gals to Tit again began to My daugh
said PA, 90 Of that Turf OIL heal
ohed so much better when yon used It," We got another
ottc and her head is nearly we'll This aggra-
sased case and took half hour every day II
very offensive One bottle feel assured, euro
her entirely there but little Of the
entitled this, and for the benefit Others taks
great pleasure In giving you this certificate
Respectfully, b. T. CHALK.
To Messrs Dove Co.
Nead tho Trssh aheus eur Turf Oil,