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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-15
TREATMENT or EUROPEANS by THE CHINESE,

ihfAl NJ or IL ItlEANS BY TIE CHINESE
Extract OF a letter from William Rae, OF England,
dated Hong Kong Dee u, 1896.
think wrote you that | was in the bark
Courscr. Joined her AT Bombay, in November,
1879. cnlne ont here trading from one port 10
proher. left her last August, and took com
mand OF lurrha IN the coH sting trade, etl here
On the 10th Of September for Chinchew, with
valuable cargo; but when withntweniy miles Of
that OFT was boarded and after severe strug
gle was taken by Chinese pirates. My mate and
several of the crew were killed; | received n Shot
through the leg, Il severe cut on the head, end
three other wounds and WAS made prisoner. The
vessel was taken, plunderrdand ultimately burr
ed what became of the remainder of the crew
never learned, | was carried some distance
into the interior, aud treated hrutally. shud-
der now to think Of it. Sick. lame and weary,
| was goaded almost TO madness: my wounds
dressed, and suffered 10 remain 50: no one To n.
sit me, dared not complain. What little the
hnrhnrians gave me to eat was thrown AT me-
NJ one time gave all up for lost Why they
suffered me to live 50 long cannot say, but il
viii take too long Ia Tell all the horrid tall; >uf
fee II to say aitrt being prisoner among them
nine long ireury weeks. suffering and enduring
ali that man could suffer. | at last made my -
cape to the coast, and after five days spent in
toll, pain aud starvation. was picked Up by
vessel bound here where arrived ON the 18th
ct this month in state which may we'll be con
ceived; all that had in the world old
shirt pants and hat. | applied to the an,hor
ties here and stated the case. when man of war
steamer was despatched up the coast, but ha,
since returned with no tiding,, the pirates eav-
ing no vestlge whereby they might be traced
was Immediately sent to hospital, where | have
peen ever since. My leg has been most trouble
AT one time it was thought it would have to be
taken off but it is now nearly we'll | can just
manage to put my foot on the ground l hope
soon to be able to go to again and commence
| the world anew
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Apmchburn 1tirGtntan.
W Wednesday Morning. April ~. 49,.

We are authorized to announce +. Is. DEANE,
r.. Esq. of this city. candidate for re election
TO the LEGISLATURE
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certain SfIf Rhenm Scroiuh Rheun1fsm ana
cutanrons affections The acting externally and rcnetra
ting pores internally the blood and the organs
drcs m purifying renovang the vital lunri' of
the body
Sold A. the manufactures 20 Maiden Lane. New York
ard No I'll Strand Londonf ana hy all Druggists at DC
GJic aud II t.rf,ox lap iidlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-15
LNNCnBURG AND NORTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD.
Old Patrick Wide Awake.
ING Is THE TOWN OF TAYLORsYlG

). tnnp btll was fhllta 10 ne iHhIs anu W III "
NOR appointed Secretary aud after several speeches
of great eogueuee and point from gentlemen present
4. NJ Lcybrook presented the following preamble
and resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
Whereas We, a portion The people of the great
Piedmont Mineral District, living in a country, as we
do the vast mineral aud agricultural wealth Of which
has heretofore been comparatively unknown beyond
our eireumserbed ncighborbooJ, and the fertility
of hose so-tbe salabrity Of its climate together
with the grandeur and beauty of its mountain
scenery. challenge the world for their equal and,
whereas we have been in tmes past less The rccipi
ent, OF the bounty Of state legislation than the more
favored portions of our state which have received
encouragement and money from Legislature,
enabling them to earrj ont successfully their rcspee-
! tive schemes while have been forced to remain in
state Of listles, inactivity. almost the sole consul
mers Of own products destitute Of profit yell
lag markets to arouse from lethargy, and excite Us
TO enterprise and industry, therefore,
R6Saircd LIST, That we hail with gratitude the
dawuing OF better times, rs manifested by late Act
Of the Legislature Of North Carolina granting char
ter for the purpose Of constructing Railroad com
muneaiion from High Point, n c. on the North
Carolina Central Railroad, by Salem and German
town To Danbury. aud thence to the Virginia
line and we feel ii To be imperative duty eiti
II one great Republic 10 extend the hand of fell
lowship TO our brethren of the old "Norlh State in
behalf Of The contemplated enterprise.
Rc'oifed End, Tint in onr opinion no country
could be benefited by Iudcious system Of in
lcrnal improvements than ours IS destined 10 be by
the extension Of said line and through this por-
ton Of our State to the City of Lynchbnrg, thus
connect with the Orange 4 Alexandria road in
tinuntion of the freaf North md Soufh Air Line
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JOHN CiAEss&,
C. o n M ) s l 0 N M = r G IT A NJ T

& y III NJ > y l y N M ii X X Il "A N l.
OFFICE ANC CORkLE Co MAIN SINfET LYING HBUEG, VA
M Ill Continue TO give his personal attention t" the sale
w OF Country Produce Of ever! dt-, t"n, particularly
the lie of Tobacco, and tattcr hiu-cf that 1T
pcrcnce of years in the business the Interest OF Planters
Farmers viii suffer b" being placed ia his hands Rra
sonahlc adv adc rrb1ec1 and nhr produce when
in hand JOHN CLARK
ls-tud&rtS
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.


Ayers Cherry Pectora This medicine taknga very strong
upon good opinion the people II is regarded gen
crafty no-i excellent remedy for Pulmonary Complaints,
Conphs aud Colds
Having excellent medicine We cheerfniY endorse
II :. Ms Iooy Btrot lap lJdAclt
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brings Ter train nervous ahccttofs OF every fHrF'
declared inc irabl" fr nanny yeas oven
most skfal physrtus Among these we roiee Nth
yous HEADACHE producing sick mud nausea ing It amafhes
aud lncap1ctatng the sufferer for all profitable
An elderly lady this whose responsibility aud Yerac3
he questioned has given acortheaco hfr own g
derlng a after suffering for ten years win violent
headaches notwithstanding she had been treated by
physicians all the TIM" she never found any rTh
relief. until she induced 10 use BAkFhs PttMluh
BIfrfIs bottles of which completed cure ct TIE ds
persons have usrd the HrftS Tor the disease
and With 4imlRr Does this NJ" show that the Befs
aud that the Proprietor
attempted Humbug the people in his medicine N here
remedy offered for disease and tn dscoyeer - known
responsible man the public d. themselves and hun IN
jnsce give afa and impartial trial These tters
purely vegetable and may he taken without the fear OF
danger
Price. - conts per bottle.
To he h1dof all the principal Druggists in LYnehbnrE Dan
vile Fafmve Fnrastic Abingdon aud eswhere throughout
Virginia Orle,s promptly filled by alircs ing
ap l3aw T.. BAKER. Richmond. Va.
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.FbbEAsE announce DR.. hooker y. smith a =
candidate to represent this county the Leglsla
! mar lltde MANY VUTERS
y - ~aa always and all the Novelties aud
4 .. e ties In Clothing, at GLASS q EAINE'S
- EsTHE Roo SIDES GOOD SOLE
A.. A.. inst 10 hand
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FRANCES H. DEANE.Sr {. a0N,
lN&CHBI Rti. VIRGINIA.
NANuFACrrRFRS oF
eEsf5s.Ep RAILROAD GAR UkaEEss

WHEY prepared 10 execute promptly order. 10 any eS
a tnit rtbcr WHEELS male etclasircg IF the hest Fir
25aD God iAoSt Caatr ocl PP.
ruFY rErFR To
JOllS 4 MCDANIEL, Esq, Pres dent Virginia and Ten.
u.~S"e Railroad tn.
rrw NRD u GILL E>q, Superintendent Petersburg and
RI 'Hend RI. adCo
THOMAS pvbAMEAp. Esq, Superintendent Virginia
Central Railroad 90.
=. MI >NMIEL letters, Master Mach.n,t vireinI, and
NJ tEClbAlb rAE. Master Mselni,i Virginia Genital
RU,reai to.
JOSEPH r ANDERSON. Esq, Richmond Va.
N,s,rs NnRHlS>. TANNER 4 CO. do
fhAAti% MALLORY. Esl., President Ncrflll and Pc
ter, railroad ~ -
WILLIAM MAHoNr, Esq, chief Engineer Norfolk and
P,rorsunrg Railroad ia. " ~
ADAM rENNEND Esg. Baltimore. Md
: WYATT a co. Chere>ton C.
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON Esd Mobile Ala
WILLIAM G.. SWAN. ESi. KnoN ,fls Tenn
tIN.NAL JACKSON MORTON Pensacola Florida
J b" bHsiu 't ;ue LNNGIIpBNE FOUNDRY. will he -
"r he conda5t' by the under tha firm of r
BfNNE# Jt Soy. / Il DEA<F n, - - -
"p t"f~iaWfs r BROWNE DIANE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-15

IsE Oh LETTERS rrnIaining in tiac peat
encc, April sjth, 1897.
g Persons calling for Letters ia, tsi- E.iai
will please say Ihc. are advertised.
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,r,,i, = -, =, O's .'"s' f'Ce we'd u Urge
a. ana avn sii Prepled TO Plumbing W ork srl AZ
raiIE mp SHOW ,r Baths nks Wash Basins &c in .nnn
' manner All rersors wishing introduced in tler
Houses WI" lind Ia tho interest give me call All work
warranted to give satisfaction the Stove arehouso donrs
-, NJ i'the' 'laIh street. &. ;. BLISS.
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I"iter Pnro Juice Port Vine French Brandy Srh.i
dan setaps, best Sherry Madeira Wines .jicina
purposes just received and for sale by ~
"F ''' JOHN II. SEAY Druggist
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9Yc hive garh4d OF -omae nstOai-hing cnrrs be-
igE - + F,# lie tTrgt., Electric I'll Il
tha ,trI- nth ka' effect ard short space
81 tlut hsif it, II can hr hal of The agents
,r'fr. see advertisement in another column.
r-I-ss
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-11-05
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ,Phllad0lphla

important announcement
ITO all persons 8tilicted with Sexual Diseases
such as SDeTmatOTThGa, Seminal WcatRsos,
Impotence, GOHOTThGa, elect, Syphilis, tho Vice
of ORauisui, or eL.Abuse, &C., &c.
The H0lgaTd Association, i'm view Of the aw-
ful destruction Of human life, caused by Sex
ual discusses, and the deCeptions practiced upon
the unfortunate victims of such diseases by
Quacks, have directed their Consulting Sura
geon as a Charitable Act worthy of their name,
TO give Medical AdUice Gratis, TO all persons
thus afflicted, who apply by letter, with de-
scrption OF their condition, Gage, Occupations
habits of life, &c.,) and in cases of extreme
poverty and suffering, to Furnish Medicine Free
Of Charge
The Howard Association Is benevolent In-
sutution, established by special endowment
for In e relief Of the sick and distressed, ahiic-
ted with "Virulent and Epidemic Diseases u
II has now a surplus of means, which the De
rectors have voted to eXpend In advertising tho
above notice. IL is needless 10 add lhat tho
Association commands the highest Medical
skill of the age, aud will furnish the most ape
proved modern treatment,
Just Published, by the Association, a Re-
mort on SpermutOrThna, or Seminal weakness,
the Vice of Onanism, MasturbatiOn or Selfs
Abuse, and other Diseases Of the Sexual Or
gaus, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will
be sent by mail, Gin a sealed envelope, } Free Of
Charge on the receipt Of tl0o stamps for pos
tuge. .,
sultlnp Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2
South NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY
order Of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, PTeo4
GEO. FAuRoHtLD, Seery PblSyl
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SeasonGble Hints to Fruit Raisers-
Careful Handling.

We recommend the following to the
attention of fruit-raisers:
The way i'm which R. J.. Poll has his
Newtown Pippins gathered, is one great
reason of his success and high profits
in foreign markets His men gather
the apples by means Of hooked baskets
suspended i'm the tree; when filled, the
man comes down and carefully places
two at a time in the two bushel
baskets. To prevent the possibility Of
bruising, these are drawn to the fruit
house on a sled by oxen, and two apples
only are taken out at a time till all are
carefully deposited on the floor When
barrced, they are drawn on sled to
the river, and carried, not rolled, on
board tho steamer when shipped for
England, one barrel is hoistod at a time,
and caught on a mans shoulder at the
ship and carried by two men and dcpos.
tied in its place When again unloaded
the same care is observed, the barrels
being carried off on a hand. barrow.
Throughout the whole process the same
care is observed as in carrying a look.
ing-glass "This is taking too much
trouble, by all odds" cxclaims some
careless person, who would prefer the
decay of his apples, and the loss of his
net profits in market, to the greatly
dreaded "trouble' of being careful
He can have his own choice in tn,
matter; but it is hardly worth while t.
ulaDt or raise trees and then throw ava,
their products.
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New Arrangement.
New Arrangement.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
Large Stock of Carriages, ROCka-
ways, Buggies, &C.,

On Hand at Extremely LOD Figures!
M-BRS> JACOB FIDLER would nm
C8AL5>f5}- nouuce to the public that he has
49, now the sole control of the Car
riage Mandatory, with which ho has hereto
fore been connected as partner aud has ON
hand a fine lot Of CARRIAGES, ROCKA.
WAYS, BUGGIES, &c, which he fatters
himself, have never been surpassed for
workmanship, beauty or style, by any ever
manu- factured or offered in this market, and
he asserts positively, that he is disposing OF
them at lower prices than the same quality
was ever sold for in this part Of the country
1-7The Manufacturing Department is still
carried ON in its bauches, and orders are
solicited and will be prom ptattcuded TO.
uG ne ulD "a -EI U-W N NT@
Done on short notice IN the best manner anC
at moderate prices. JACOB FIDLER.
GT'The books and accounts Of the late firm
are IN the hands Of the subscriber for settle.
ment, and all knowing themselves indebted ia
said firm, are respectfully requested to cal anC
settle. ]. f.
Nov. II, 1855. nov22tf
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E. g. w, w. HOLMES.

ToWCCe8sOT5 % Mug q LOO
MAIN ST. OPPOSITE THE COURT
HOUSE, UILLSBORO, o.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having purchased tbe
/ stock Of Drugs, Medicines &c, belonging
to the late firm Of King & Co.. and made large
additions thereto, respectfully solicila share Of
public patronage.
Our stock Of Glassware Dry and Mixed
Paints. Oils, Burning Fluid, Dive StuHs, Per
rumCries, Soaps, Window Glj ss and Putty
Brushes and Fancy Articles, will be founc
large and selected, and our prices as low az
those Of amy other house.
We shall pay particular attention to kecpinp
PURE AND FRESH MEDICINES,
and compromising Prescriptions
o. Orders from the country solicited anC
promptly attended to- novGyl
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Scotch Spot Potatoes.

EDITOR ONO FARNER:--About the
18th of May last I planted on my farm,
three miles east of TitHu, one potato,
from which raised ONE AND A HALF
BUSHELS of fine large potatoes, all fit
for table use. The name of this variety
is tho Scotch Spot. They very much
resemble the Piuk-Eye in color, but in
shape they are roundcr. and when cook
ed tho inside is yellow. They were
planted on sandy soil, and no particular
efforts were made either in preparing
the soil or in cultivation. They were
gathered about September 18th, having
maturod in four months.
NICHOLAS UMsTED.
Tihin, O., Oct. 13, 1857
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About Autumn Work in Orchards.

Atthis season Of the year farmers arc
more frequently in their orchards than
atany other. Judging from the replies
made to inquiries as to the condition Of
the bark, marks Of insect deprcdations
etc, we have some occasion to fear that
many regard not the state of the'r trees,
and can give an account only Of the
amount of their produce, even after re-
pcated visits to their orchards If it
should be elsewhere and everywhere as
We have found it within the limited cir
Gle of our obseryatian, twill be generally
true that the fre who give evidence Of
having observed and cared for the CON
dition Of their trees, or have ever taken
any special pains to put or preserve
them in a thrifty state, are themselves
the most thriving. industrious and intel
ligent in their several neighborhOods.-
Such men will generally be found to be
among the not-yery-large class Of every
lucky fellows So at least We have
found It,
Now, If the "good luck" Of these
thriving men, who look well to theil
ways, their crops, their trees, and every
thing else about them, should be con
nected in any way with their more thar
usual watchfulness of the state Of theil
orchards, or their greater than usua
pains taking Herewith - and "gool
luck is so mysterious a matter tina
there is no telling, according to some
what it is dependent upon CT connected
with--than the less lucky ones Nigh
easily follow the example Of their NOR
lucky and sometimes envied neighbOrs
at least in this one respect The
might easily, certainly, and wilhOu
much of that "roublo" which so man
Of them so greatly dread and detes
devote few minutes, when visitin
their orchards to pick fruit, to obsery
whether their trees look healthy an
thrifty, on otherwise; whether the bar
Is rough or smooth, and whether theI
are any signs Of the presence or deprD
dations ofinjuriOus insects. If the la
should not look clean, bright, and as
should do, or if there are marks Of il
sect depredators Of any kind, then thol
not yet Gin luck" may, perhaps, have
change Of fortune, if they will imita
the more lucky Of their brother-tille
of the soil, and scrape and scrub an
wash both in Autumn and Spring, or
one of them at least, those trees who
bark and outward appearances do nj
Took quite right Let them initiate Il
example Of those who have had "goC
luck" with their trees for ten, twent
and even forty years, and wash eve
tree with a lye made Of wood ashes
potash Even young trees will bear
lyo 8tr0ng enough to make an egg swi
but less strength will suffice to k
yermin," and make the bark smooth.
Those who attend to these hints may lo
ont fora visit from "Good Luck
40 very distant day.-["K,' 0s Cou
Dg GehueudH
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His Lady has also a large Stock Of BON
NETS of latest styles, and all kinds of Bons
net Trimmings, and is at all times prepared to
trim Bounets or do any kind Of millinery work
in the best lyle and on shortest notice.
U17Must kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUC
taken in exchange for goods.
uJWOOL WANTED-forw which thehlgh-
est Inarke prices will be paid,
ia 9mG JACOB TURNIPSEED.
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CHICAGO
Great western and North Wes-
Term Route.
Indianapolis q Cincinnati short Line
So e AL


IA a z IL R q "a ID.
via Lawrenccburg,
o HORTEST ROUTE TO lNDIANAPO
- LIS by 30 mtIes,7 Miles less to Chicago
than the Route by Forrest
uJThe only Route to Chicago without
break Of Guage or Change Of Car5
THEE DAILY TRAINS!
Three passenger trainsleave Cincinnati, foot
Of Front and Mn streets, daily, Sundays ex-
coptod,) as follows:
FIRST TRAIN. 600 A. NJ.
CHICAGO ExPREss-Through 10 Chicago
withoutchangs Of cars. Arrives at lndianap-
oils at 1880 A. Nj Lafayette at 2,l5 T.. NJ;
Chicago at $3.50 p. NJ; Rock Island at ZOO A
NJ; owa City at 1890 A. M, Burlington at
1880 A. M GaIena at lO.4J A. NJ, and Mil
waukee at - 90 p. M.
SECOND TRAIN, . 80 P. NJ.
CHICAGO EXPREss.-A rrives in indianapolis
at $50 p. Nj Lafayette at ll.4O, p, NJ, Chi
cago at 500 A M; Rock Island at 500 p. NJ;
Iowa City at 500 p. NJ; Burlington at 800 P.
Nj GaIena at 500 P. NJ, Milwaukee at GOO
| p. M Terre Haute at ] so A M.
THIRD TRAIN, $50 P. M.
INDIANAPOLIS NIGHT EXPREss.-Arrives in
Indianapolis at 80 A. M, and connects with
the Lafayette and Teue Haute Trains early
the next morning. for all points West.
THROUGH TICKETS,
Boou uhtll uheui 10 no hau az the company Z
Office, under the Spencer House, Corner o
Broadway and Front, where all necessary I'm
formation can bo had. j. 70. GIBBONS,
Ticket Agent.
Also, corner Front and Broadway, oPposit
the Spencer House. F.FJLLER,
General Ticket Agent,
No 2 Burnet House, aud M Gibson House
Front Door Office hours from A. M 10
Pm, W. II l.. NOBLE,
General Ticket Agent 1. g. G. r. r.
Freight going West, and consigned TO j.
Gibbons, Ticket Agent, will be promptly fol
I warded, aud no charge for commission.
Freight taken as cheap, and from ~ to
W. W. MERRILL,
sspl0 Freight Agent,
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EAEnR2AD.

THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO PAR
KERSBURG, BALTIMORE, WASH
INGTON, PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Only One Change Of Cars between Gin
cinnati and Baltimore.
NN and after MONDAY, August 81, 1857
~ Trains will run as follows:
BALTIMORE AND CINCINNATI EX-
PRESS will leave Cincinnati at Cos A. NJ;
one hour for dmueron the steamer John Buck,
at 30 p. NJ, arrive at Grafton at S.ll p. NJ;
90 minutes for supper; arrive at Baltimore at
3 30 A. NJ, next morning; at Philadelphia at /
p. NJ, and New York at 6 p. NJ.
ChtiIiCOthC aud lAiIISbOrO Accom-
mBOdHGiOu
viii leave Cincinnati at 3.30 p. NJ, stopping
at all stations. Arrive at HilsbOro at Gas p
NJ, Chiilicothe at s.2j P. NJ.
Baltimore and Cincinnati Night
Express
VIII leave Cincinnati at 8 p. NJ, arrive at
Scotus Landing at G4j A. NJ, one hour for
breakfast on the steamer John Buck Leave
Parkersburg at A. NJ, arrive at Grafton at
80 p. NJ, aud at Baltimore at $3.50 A, NJ,
next morning.
The p. NJ. train will leave on Sunday, i'm
stead OF Saturday.
Baggage checked through to Baltimore, Phil
adephiu, Washington City and New York.
Through tickets e. n b obtained at the Com
pany's Offices under tue Spencer House, No
3 Burnet House, and at Tie Ticket Office al
the Little Miami d pot.
Ask t0r Tickets ola. Marietta.
GEORGE BARNES, Superintendent.
JOHN FOGGITr, General Ticket Agent.
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