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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09

OF The Enquirer is in Exquisite"
suffering with the attributed apcstacy Of
Judge Hovey, and assuming to WELD the
memorable axe ofpolitical justice, it pro-
ceeds with solemn awkwardness to de.
capitate the Judge, but chops its own
head off The assault upon the Judge
betrays palpable consciousness ofa pre-
ordained defeat. 1t denies that the man
who has been the head and soul Of the
party in this district Cor ten years, was
ever Democrat. What has Democracy
been If Judge Hovey has not been OF 1t,
sonl and body2 To dsny that-hs-has
been and is Democrat. is to deny that
democracy ever had . tangible existence;
it is selGabnegation. - 9s.,vz5...
From what is he an apostate? Not
from any one principle that tho Lecomp-
tonites dare this day openly to profess
He repudiates, and denounces, with loath-
ing principles which they practice, but
which they have not the hardihood- bold
as they are in corruption and profigacy
Ito confess before the people. His
reereancy is refusal to be q party to
the Infamous swindles of Jesse d. Bright
and his abettors. He has been long
enough in the party to understand the
designs Of its interlopers and corruptors;
and his mission now is, not to overthrow
his party, but to expurgats II; to de-
throne its vile, corrupt, selfish leaders,
and to bring back to its ranks, the hon.
est and genuine democracy Of the district
And in this mission he is sure to succeed,
if there be the remains of the old patri-
otism and public virtue in the hearts Of
the people to be touched by his earnest
appeals, = ~7~ ~-5 = T~.7
Lecomptonism is declared by its au-
thors and advocates, to be dead and bur-
led in the grave dug by Bill English;
and in the same paragraph it is set forth
in all its most most codicus forms and
features, and its organ declares it to be
false and recreant democracy to deny one
Of its positions. Such self stulti6cation
exhibits an impotency that is worse than
defeat before the battle has begun.
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OrA most terrible tragedy was COM
mitted in Brown county, Texas, about
the middle ofMay. A party Of men,
said to be persons Of property settled in
Sampassas county, came. into Brown
county, disguised as Indians, and at
tackled two families consisting of ten per-
sons, Lying remote from other settles
ments, and murdered all 1f them, except
three small children--one of them an in-
FAINT, that was found clinging to the breast
of its mother, twenty-four hours after
she had been murdered. Robbery was
the motive, as the families were reputed
to have had money.
All the adult members of The house.
hold were killed, that none but Indians
might be suspected. One of the sur
viying children, however, little girl
seven years old. recognized one Of the
mnrderers, through his disguise, as a
white man who had been at the honses
before. She escaped and fed TO her
father, working in the field, and found
him murdered. She then made her
way to the nearest settlement and gave
the alarm. The people went in pursuit
of the villains and trai!ed them TO their
homes in Sampassas county, where they
arrested all Of them, after hard fight
brought them to Brown county, where
they were TO be kept till the citizens de-
termine whether they shall be lynched
or tried judicially and hung.
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the receipt of full supply Of Cincinnati
Strawberries, fresh by express, which he will
dispose Of to his friends this morning, and
he will pereafter continue to receive daily
supply through the season.
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The weaebeP.

PITTsBURs, June SIX
River 121S feet by the pier mark and fall
ing. Weather clear. Mercury s2.1
--- CINCINNATI, June s-M,
Weather clear. Mercury so. The river
has risen 6 inches in the last "a hours, With
35 feet in the channel.
LoUIsyILLk, June s-x
The river has risen ! q feet in the last "a
hours. Weather clear. Mercury So.
PTTsBURG, June 8--pM
Rv-er l2 feet and falling. Weather clear
and warm.
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PAPER WAREHOUSES.

NV have now on hand, and offer on liberal terms,
aweti assorted stock for pfinters and book bind
ers, among which We name - -- ,---~ So. %
500 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards, -
A wen as coiered Printing Papers plain Cap and Hos
nat Cap; Demy, Meiium, white and colorei Cards nj
Card Boards, wheh We have cut to any size; Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink. &c.
We also heg leave to call the attention Of dealers to our
stock Of 200 bundles Wrapping Paper and 100 gross OF
Bonnet Boards. The highest market prich paid for
Rags. TENNEY * SORFNsON
fvs
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Election in washington.

The majority ,by which JAS. G. Barret
wase yesterday elected mayor of this city, !,
was c5rl The. Democrats AMI can't sknom.
but one. Eecting Alderman, aCoinihoh
Council aud Assessor therehla be- tgEs3 cav
VIM. Carey Jones, the liteFagyslegatce Of.
Mr.. Benton, is now engaged IN writing the
latters biography. 2 soss a. 70. ss1ts leo9si
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A RARE CHANCE FOR
AN lNvESTM N Il Mt!
& ;-l---rs- FOR SALE
AYALUABLETRA CT OFLAND,
Adjoining the Town OF Cannelton!

Consisting Of about hundred acres, onehaif Of
which is bottom land, and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that borierthe town. All OF IL IS
embraced plat of the town OF Canneon, and is in
demand fos-hoase lets. The lower boundary OF the
tracts is not more than ten minutes walk from the ex.
tensive Cotton Factory and principal coal All
the products Of the land be sold the soil to the
people OF thc town. IL ismost adnibly situated for
vegetable garjens for which the town afforls good
market and high prices The iandwiIl eventually all
be wanted for house lots On the premises are three
dwellings, OF which is worth 500; another is worth
1880 the other abeautiful cottsge residence cost 800
three years ago to erect Rher OF these houses can
lie had with the land, All OF them, the purchaser
wish they separated by street from the holy
Of the iand, and all Of the lots laid on for-resi-
dences. The properly will be sold liberal credit to
irresponsible purchaser.
The ccatonis one of the most deIR tfn On the Ohio
rve and the principal cottage with three in gar.
den and fnit is the ost beautiful rural residence be.
tween her, and Louisville Thcchief motive for offer.
ing for ae, is hsi the property is valuable tn
rent, AMI needs more attention than the ownercan al
present bestaw sitAressor Apply TO the editor az
the Journal; Evansville. my2
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n s4s~ = CoNcoKD, N. H., s-r NJ .
The Republican Senators have resolved to
adhere 10 the rule of rotation in Office, which
is adverse to the reelection of Mr., Hale,
BILE to the election of,-Peter n, Edwards
as his success. G5l1!i q. So c---+a- '--
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ftbEekAPHED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE EVANSVILLE
DAILY JOURNAL BY Z. w. LINE. -
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IMr. Faran, editor Of the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, was confirmed by the Sem
ate as post master of that city on Satur-
day fast.
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WAsHrNaros, June 7-p \

The indications are that the Democratic
candidate Tor mayor has been elected by sew
ersl hundred majority, and that there viii be
Democratic majority IN the council,
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IClNcrNNArl, June s.-pu

Flour steady, sales of 90 bbls at full
rates. Whisky firm, salcs of 200 bbls mt s.
Provisions dull; nothing done except in 9e0
b bis of mess port, &c. Money matters are
unsltered. Exchanges on the East% prcmi-
una. On n. o. A@L premium. p 8 --.
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C,nc,uu.,, Marker.

60 gr -CINofNNArf, june 5-M
: Flour firm and unchanged Receipts are
light Whisky firm. -PrOyisiens. tlHll with
verv little doing. - -. -.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June S.--M
Flour active but unchanged. Wheat quiet:
sale of white at -OO@I o5. Corn lower'
sales OF white at G6@6S; yellow. UNCHANGED
Bulk meats 6@se. Mess pork II &c. 10
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lost. -s-------~- 80 20 --s- -A1 +
The proposition 10 construct steam sloops
and Que pssidle wheel steamer, at cost
Of 81 200, 900, wasrcarried; yeas Is, nays ~ !.
Mr.. Crittenden offered resolution for th,
naming of the steamshi ps Of the navy, ofs0
guns after the States. The steamers of %
guns, after the towns and cities, and under
twenty, as the President may direct. Agreed
to, and the bill was then passed.
The army appropriation bill was then
taken up, when the Senate adjourned.
On motion Of NJ. Bigler, u resolution was
adopted, extending the session of Congress,
to Mouday next the l4th. The vote stood
yeas 43 nays l6. 80 e.
The army appropriation bill being up, a
discussion on altering the old muskets into
breech loading arms took place.
HorsE.-The House went into com. of the
miswhole ,on the Stewards amendment 10 the
cellaneous appropriation bill.
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=. AsHfNdION, JUnt 81 /"
SENATE.-The original amendment for ten
sloops was then voted Oh and lost. Yeas 20
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loul siSNihG bilSiiaEgtu. w
sale Of white at l -00@l 05. Corn lower,
sales OF white at C6g6S; yellow. unchanged
Bulk meats case. Mess pork II &c. 10
GUNNY BAGs-Ten bales goo: Gunny Bags for
~ sale cheap by p, q. ORILEG.
my5 80 j. 80 ID T. .i- 81. .-.---s-
uAsTERN COFFEE--sooO bags prime Rio Coffee
Ia l1l.l in store and-fOr sale hy ,,p,,,r - -
.-NOTICE. -!:sIaL! =.
V>H0sE who have spoken % nae for strawberry
readiness for them by The FIRST week in April At which
time the Plants will be ready for delivery There
a few hundreds yet unsod.
N. B.vAil orders 1efs at wm. Hughes Store, corner
Main and Second street, " i'll De at.ended to.s-,,
mr4 - lC ANDREW ERsk1NE.
y 20 bSis Cider vinegar for saiepy- - i''
ORR, DALZEIsI. X Co, =
;HaSSdCEN aSa,sa N.,l!I;,sLIs NIxrER LRIsAIsIAs.--
Choice New efron; inst reeeiveI andfor saleby
y. ii. COOK * son.
-SUGAR.-e eC-rs rc-rscc-s~ .sas -i4sd
- Prime New Orleans Sugar, - ------,.
do Plantation Moiasses, for sale at reduced
y iS l SSli st9 Ma;e. sc VIM; 10 ycr-d : - ts 81
% hlf bbls do DO:
% bbs Dante Cuuants; =, 80 Q sG2 -Geg
10 bxs5 lump tobacco: -------
100 tEales Cotton Batting; o. estLrA -
Received and Tor sale by :. Il. \ d. HEIMANN.
whole, and cuddy boxes.sssorted
- qualities, just received ani for Sle loB-by = :
febs 80 = csslGILBERT 1 BOwLEs. -
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! Various unimportant amendments were
adopted, but that 10 float the Franklin was
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-09

- fe 4v1 iege ~ veafIy afVtttssfs - IlIlitei 20
the.x a. u iuuledate blsness n tnel own nan e ahu
All ,fveSegnta for ue bsnelt OF other persons, as
veil "a lersl sdrertSenents and aivetsements gf auc
ton sales, and advert cmet with the name oI otnei
persons, sent in by them mnst bs Pasd To- A' 'he
Rtes.
~ No report, resolutions preceedinss OF any cor
ration socsey association Pnblic Lneetine ana no
rnmunicsfon designed 20 call attention 70 any mat
af limited or iHtsgest can he inserted, un'
ess pad for as an adverti isernent-
~ No aiverfsernent bc inserted grafuitousiy
or Charitable or other socieiies, pac insttuons or
= Contracts for yearly advertising will notbe dis
continued uIzfcss an orer to that esst - ie al ,he
,,r sre of the whole wear v il be charged.
~ VIII AZ Ss ,,ai slaT
shie for he legal proceedings, but coiecaoie al our
usual time. -l-1 .,,,o,s;<s
nents are CASH.
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WAsHrSsToS, June S-p

The yeas were Brown, Douglas, Green,
Johnson, Tenn; Pugh and Rice.
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NOTICE.

lAsTERN CoFFEE-sooO bags prime Rio Coffee
Ia in store and-for sale by a. ~ 80
NV NIIEEIER & RIGES.
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EUNNY BAGs-Ten bales good Gunny Bags for
u sale cheap by P, q, 0'RILEG.
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JOHNF.CRIsP. NOTARY PUBLIC,

at the Evansville Library Association Rosms,
IA Fosters Buildings; will attend TO drawing mp
deeds. mortgages, and all other Writings entrusted to
tim aia - uecltt
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~ Ia always the ~
JusA " this there aeh bsre The
lnbkc comparable 10 Singers scwas haskbe~ Afs esab
Issuing tAe highest reputation In tho tnee sses fbey
exhibited the late Tx position Uave~J trtn where
they carried OF the highest pr-nasu ssd gHai nanGacto
make them has built in para.
In branch Of industry ksh rsius 10 he dome
these mArilnes be used tA profit 49, thu speed
the Railway usrelles foot sew IN
Singers Machines compared ~uA hand srwing Ne tailor
shoemaker dressmAker ssdJe hnitor
should be without Til, far robi oi q"
these machines regularly "tnyed ouc Tb's Dollars
in ali faIst,s where ti-' much -'siss
he done these machines Invaluable Iasao
ana hotel keeper. rad them particularly o"nr.no, tnd rnb
table These machines siml In ter condrmcnan ani
seag aud durable hes lc ony ksnJ ri sn~ins Ma
chine made by which sor OF work fine
could be Pereosly executed Tb.usAn. OF inor aud North
sees Sewing Haches have bce made soi upder Stous
bst Machines sione bsre Lon tsuni
WhsFe safisfy the OF the pubic
Plain rented distractions for cont uh eark
chine tsuss which readily acquire tho MT ~ man
aging them The hines packed securely to so 10 any
part Of ts world 10 all desiring particular IN
forinAsc will apIlcAt.u BY letter a. "h"r OF -"
ficea forward copy OF ~ singer Coz uaro;tc Papsi
" holly devotod 10 the sewing Machine laiccsst
4 n hlAGER 4 90,
Principal Office No BIZ Brosd~ sy, hr~ York.
ma Sca 0SSiCks d lIan",eE III, boston No pchap
e ST. New Haven, Ct Goservie b. y. M ia Broad ST,
Newark. NJ t. No lay L.isx lhis d-phA. No l03
e haitinsrr No 81 Nrt,nipser st ProstBene"
No East 9TH IT,. Cincinnati No IL North 9TH ST. 81
louis No 81 81 Charles ~ New tarls&ps No ~ Dsuph'n
st Mobile ldac 24-skois
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III SEPEltPHDSriiAIED or LIME,
ManuIdri, red tram tormnia Il
DIR. JAMES HIGGINS.
stat, Chemist of MAJ ynul,
ENABLING PLANTERS To DISPENSE WITH TWO
third Peruvian Guano for Fall se.dng aud
copr altogether Packed bags and barrels fully
ed. Price so per ton at ono lhs
ILr ahnNe aiiic together with Pamphlets giving full de
tai al ts sauabe Fertilizer asu tall accounts oil Its ipor
tahec and mode of application, eau be had"f
NJ. liOLLlSS & co.
- Is Sole Agtnis tor Lynrhbur
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WHEAT TIIRASIIERS

'pNHE UNDERSIGNED having become Agents tor the
SCHENECTADY Agricultural works. wit keep constantly
hand sample OF II,ir Patent Improved Railway Horss
Thrdaher> aud Combined ihrashcrs aud
1hs Ihr,,lng machine received the FIRST
New York Fair In l-h and coniin
G"'ut 81 sacti"u to all who ha>" used them
HORSE row l,kS made and
requires the to travel only about II miles
thereby making IL suitable to work cih"r horses
thrm
riiE THli ASlIERS aud CONFINED rllRASHERS and
WlNNuN IRS cunructcdaS to discharge all the ain
through the nscnc aud not INTO the feeders fac"
q usual with other kinds. .-
The rhrs-hpr mud " mnnwcr hasA REVOLVING WIRE
SLpARAIIR, nh,h does tho wotk more perfectly than
De dome ~ Other
me StrAkAIER .ri1dle) has fork straw shaker hch
the az passes from the Thrash
Persons wishing these Thrashcrs do SO by
ng store where further information will be given
,nurrinnv ,hom IRBY \ SAUNDERS.
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INSUR ANCE.

KS LIFE LNSltANGE--JI1t Mrr VAL
0>A bESEFIf ilfE >l1RANCL COMP ANY
makes di, dcnds ri and th"in
while the iias,pd nviux tths noug nm
third Of hss proiuiuies-
Wero retain the !vend. un the de- ath
the thos
u u por
Dis'deads paid to January 81, 1897 ~, eOl 81
I,os.ea death l,5ee. "a ~
Reserved capita 10 pay future iosses "4s<,aia If
&I,e4s. l1% 4,
No Company in the United STATES hoa capital the
>
n H. when the premium on = policy, Tor term ~ fe,
TO 80 the wloan thu 'n~nss halt
at per cent, interest. " W. kNoWl.Eh Az ent,
Richnoa d. Va
DIX. VIZ 5 NORRIS, Medical En- smlncr At LA nubsul
Persons Lynrbbnrg desiring thoi ID,
by eating the Office oi the
Vmginan SCI lots
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW CONCkRN.-We.sh the ssa~ r-iE ned have
this associated under the style and

NEW CONCKRN.-w~.ih the ssa~r-izn~d. have
~ day trs,her under and
coNNELL & HoRD.
Tor the purpose Of dealing ~ Corn, Meal Wool Wool Rolls
We have large WHEAT, CORN AND PLASTER WILL
on the cana: and ais" connected With which - cAkDNn
a-r aud eard Wool at short notice and on Reasonable
i. hope a share 81 the publ, patronage
liz Our ntore is at the old stand Of a CONNELI. on
ie ad.roa JAMES W Hopp
4 PROCLA all whom IL snny
toaat., nt@ h,r"'y e"n,m,ndaa atp,a, nneii,irv At
6t'A KsI>t. just opposite The Farmer" tans ard .ho"
Clothing Il .ad firm and getting such garments ms may BE-
o'y aud comfortable lir hie csnno be
.cpsot. COMMON SENSE, Judge
EOuP l..aDLEs:-w- hive something very
pattern. aud warranted fine as coin
II Persons n wan, Of "oy thing in the way = SOLID
cinsins always keep hand supply Spoon. r"k.,
Ladies SC made in the hes, mamie, and wAHna>rtp Gs>
uISE lscpi2l til SILVERrIiDHN 4 CLIFF
'''
~ wtie having been iissovcdly the death Joseph
Thurman all persons having claims yainst concern
please present them aud all indebted the
viii please come forward and sete their accounts.
'NnE UNDEnslGNED wall continue the
L WATCH AND EwELPY BU sINEsS in all its various
br,ncl.. at the old Thurman dde here he
VIII Keep hand stock OF iod and silver atch
breast rns. Ear Ring Finger Rings Silver spoons pa
ted poems, &c and will be pleased ccommodac bi
o.dii4eni, and the public generally
JAMES DINWIDDIE.
Watches aud Jewcy repaired at short notice and old go
and -isv"r taken in exchange for I'D.
iny 2Its
HAVING JUST RETl.RNED from The Nor.
ihcrn cities aud received large stock at Goods the
nbic invited Ia call auction where they will
TN variety ut useful and desirable articles that be sold
"r much less than prizes. have agency
eanr OF en,ef Plated VA. which you fifty
cent by purchasing oi and good warranted oi best qua
uy We have, als". agency Jewel which
-iyrry The ttr al 20 and
hc stock perhaps may have the article, d. All goods
viii be sid Yer! cheap iur cash. Bii AN ARERS
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4 Aist.E>T SOUTHERN
plA\h

AEt.E>r sOGTMEKN
IL PIANO SATISFACTORY
GOLD MEDAL PREMIt PIANO EURIES
WE. L. Is n continues tine manufacture aud Of
square Piano FUrles the stand /, 5,
street. opposite the Eutaw and al
t,eu room, No .U1 "afkct steel, Bttiin're.
nost respectfully Ica,r 10 present CO
,asloIs very lUera patronage they
l. ted l. establishment al the
them that, stimulated by thei constantly ia
he spared neither unUic Apense 10
ir,t, a, ii tn
co"a'un OF the oi i,iSOLs Vi CULTIVATION
ia,
Ia the nlatiui eminent PAN
country wnu.d statr every All al "Ltb
exhibition, have nn been
Al honuis oi lac uial..'h.itut,s.
bte c"BaSeu IA the .na.ui'Suie 81 ramos
aud i,d oi ,i.c eApe'icheed
Ju.. ielaiul ~ cam wuIesAie icIar
Uu " tn,ieloir
ma iutcIes. t4I o,.o.e pN."!ane
III. factory have liI non a""s, bong
All. rue ai eS WI tneIcoie siaId Ia ait
lNr steH,ncn o' my ma Is Baf"nlced Tor hre
RIedtost
eusIro lt 'i'anu
-. pJR,r t.'sh t.c
ii
l. tt.,"y
A,It. -
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II LYNCBeUka Host y Fihk INSURANCE EohfAht.- This
Company Insurance loss a
Stores, build
goods and IparchaudiIc
town aud eountry tho most favorable terms
the lives all oying
sound tur he Whole JurA
life, for q iua,tcd period
Slaves employ IN uipsr. octura. will be irs, cd
reasonable terns.
Company will also take Va r.aAs and .
che Northern southern Fort-, at ralle tatns
4flabDA KID az niREC1DKs
JOHN ROBiS MCDANIEL PrcAdeH.
JAMES N. GUkDS Vac J'.-.urra.
GEORGE h THuRMAN, Chief Zoe h,r,s.
DIKkGTORS
joins OTfY TAYLOR, II MCKIksEY,
DkxTER OTEy. SAMUEL GAkLAkn,
JAMRs y. PAINE. JohS J. DAVIS,
WIN. II. STKArTok, MAURICE S. LASsHoH l..
...I JAS u WILLIAMS 1ic2Su ror-
CREED a. Wills, Secr'y.
p Oh y w y o svsx o"AS' xediesl Examiner.
The Medical Examination OF subjects for Insurance III b"
made the Office ot hs each day b.ts tho
nou and 1 O'Clock y. ~. feb
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.sead the Trsth abous Ssr Tart Oil.

RICHMOND. April lUth. 1880.
fling sleigh ride this winter past. discovered horses
and the skin on place large. than hand, from
rubbing the the thigh. applied youi
Turf OH and in day he well. Another case
mule which was working TO my dray became unable {"
walk. On examony his loot discovered uai about two
inches long to the head driver and the neighbors said
he would be good noih drew the ted
piece lint aud your Turf Oh and
aud from that moment he has lost hour but good
also horse badly snagsed the outside OF
his thigh In Two places inches deep and fur
incbes wide from winch he as sf Your Turf
Cl applied and IL; brought them entirely sound
truly Of the remedies
and have lived drug store tor several Use
this as you think proper Very truly
Ru MessrS Dove = Co. } II. WE1SIGER
For sale by STRUTuER l. W WHITEHEAD,
nov 10 siom INnchburg,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05

kn. UAC1lNES.-Wr ARE -Axcna. iOr ine
- DAN PLA>E,JR, Superior SMl 4 MAIhIN Is, "h.eh
Mixers VIII und 10 their
these machines preference to al others
ishng them can do ny calling al
store.
W. ferto Mcssrs Langhorne Johns who are now using
thr>. I,hIucs. lKBh y SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05
EXTRAORDINARY CASE

klCHaoNp, May lst. 1850.
Gentlemen! My child had commenced breaking out last
,al small winch gradually extended
hsaI, including both winch much
that both would drop OH |
and domcsti, remedies
good results urcd and Applied tto n ri
uIi II began to better IN" bottle nr"kr and
led gals To lit akaiu Ny elder idish
sand PA, 20 get that luri ssots
, okrd : much better when YOU used It "" 81
and her head = rar:l we'll This Ara
ased and TOOK has h"urcNrTy day i"wasi II,
oilrnsiyc bottle A>srci IL
her entirely, therv iltie OF the disease
You entitled others,
greaI pleasure IN sivius you this certificate.
Kespeotiuuy, H L, CHALK.
To Messrs Dove