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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-30
ANrlpoTE AGAINST FEvER.-The Albany Eve

ANTIpoTE AGAINST FEyER.-The Albany Eve
ming Journel says:
As scarlet fever often prevails in our climate
10 n considerable extent among children, the sub
olned extract frpm Cuxe'S Dispensatary n stand
ard authority among medical men, will be read
with interest by parents. 1t would seem worth n
trial and can easily he prepared by any druggist
though the better plan is first TO consult your
family physician.
About is20 or 1891 it wasannounced in Ber-
lin,thoueh first noticed in Leipsic. that Bolladon-
mn Is a preventative against scarlet fever; and in
Hutrlandt's journal, we find it further noticed
by DIR. Berndt, He used the extract; two grains
dissolved IN ounce of water; does for an infant of
one year, two or three drops morning and eve
nliig two years, three or four drops. and so on,
according to the age, up to twelve drops, the max
i'm dose. One hundred and eighty one children.
of one hundred and ninety five using it, were
exempt from II. although exposed; aud in those
who took the disease, its symptoms were less
severe. DIR. Muhskbrck, in the same journal.
confirms the same, after an experience of seven
years"
1t L, stated that the FIRST discoyerer of the eff
cacy OF Beiiadonna in scarlet fever, was DIR.
ll"hnn"mann, the famous founder of Homnpa-
thy, The physicians Of that school have q pre-
p"ration OF Bellad"nna, differing from the 'ex-
tract aud which is said to he very eficacious.
They prohibit the use of coff -, vinegar, &c.
whilst using the Benadunna The use Of Bella
dona "a "a prevrntiv" g. scarlet fever i very com
mon IN The c%ontinen, of Europe
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1pmehbur2 J'irDtntan
Saturday Morning. May 10. 1877.

Fswe cal the attention Of advertisers To The Importance
OF the NIsaI>ia> As an advertising meHam t'ut aahs ana
country papers have a large circulation In the south western
part II the STATE. whenre a growing ra3e stess an eh.iet al
the ytrsfuia cities There : no daily paper published within
hundreds If miles south west Of tbs point and inc completion
of the VIRGINIA and Tennessee Railroad 20 the line ef the lat
ter state nnst contribute to make the Nirginian the paper for
mar section. a. II can send daily telegraPhie information "a
hnnr. in sa,anc. OF ali others. which daubiess sii ensure for
a. A greatly Increased circulation. For the information II our
reafsrS Ip' that section we world siaie that We intend 20 give
psrtieular attention 70 the markets.
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Notes of Travel, &c.
Mn. EpiroR Having recently Travelled through Geor-
gia, Tennessee, aud Southwestern Virginia, | would
take occasion to say something Of the country, crops,
route, &c, as matters Of probable interest 10 some Of
your readers.
have frequently been South, and heretofore have
taken the route yia Wilmington, q C Augusta,
(Gco. } &c. but on leaving Atlanta this time con-
cludel to forsake this old path for the one which
must certainly be the great thoroughfare from the
Northeast to the Southwest In leaving Atlanta
the traveller soon perceiyes that change in the ply
steal features OF the country and it. products that
give evidence of going Northwara. efiacks and
hills, brooks and vale" open by degrees upon him,
whilst the wheat, corn and grass Of our attitudes be-
come The substitutes for the cotton aud sugar of
lower ATTITUDES. The railroad from Atlanta to Dali
ton is very fine one. and brings in proximity a
number Of pretty llitlc towns and Villages which add
variety and life 10 iAs beautiful natural scenery along
this route. The next change of cars from Dalton
bring one To Knoxville over the Ealsi Tenn. and Va.
Railroad. The country along this route at first pre-
SCENTS much more Of natural and romantic witness
than artificial culture and improvement, aud would
doubtless have retained for centuries tins primitive
look but FOR railroad progress. Ga tbs route tho
traveller rises by icgrocs into Etst Tennessee, aud
must be permitted 10 say that there eau hardly he
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New York On ttIp nnrket. Nax ~

Beef NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500 head; and
sales at a decline OF II 80, prsces 50 50a Sl3-buyers
demand a reduction. Sheep firm, sales OF $500 head,
and market active. Swine buoyant, sales of 600
head.at ?65oa SG373.
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II Is that wrean afford to sell out saDtftgr Sfgi,s amt qn1i
Hsnf CntbinR at such a-onnh4nEty lpa pJJee-. The reasons
NE rs follows In the irst place We hny onr materials ot first
hdids. AID buying large quantities. We are enabird tuiay thein
ia m ths lowest notch. In th" snrond place We Manufacture
a. the cethine we sell. and while we pay our numerous EN-
piaNegs rcmnuerauvc prices, and sHeh a vii insure none but
thu - gab5 We save tNc manufacturers prnht, Of which our
customers get tho benefit
In the thfd place we sell FIR rash or on short time, Onakine
tia fG- l., collect all hill, lt % July aud lSt January In tho
iunrth plaee we adhere To the one price system and by selling
R9e1 G3a4s al fur prices. our trade constantly increases, an /
We can ahoriln furnish the Btsr QUALIFY of Ready Made
Clothes, As low As similar goods can he bought in the northern
ciirs. BURROUGHS. SIIAFER n co,
ma 70 Is Clothing and Furnishing taals By tr.
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AL iIealthY t'nu- can be- obtained hs using Dowdc's ben.
tal ! old tt affords instant rrief. and prevents ~toothachc, ar
I"sis aeeav. aud prevents the formation at tartar, &c.
bow DEN : DENTAL FLUID Is recognized hv the whole
medical profession rs being far superior to any tooth powders,
"a-hc-, &e ID. constant use viii prevent decay and The many
"thes teeth Ar" heir go Recommended by DN RO EARLY.
lsHehhnfE, Va l)rs Peasants, Hudson, &c, of Richmond
lT# cosby, Petersburg Dr Mann, Charleston, 5. G. Dr la
5 u ltalotQh, y { and Dentists everyw here. For sale by
SGltDTliER \ WHITEHEAD, I~vn,hhurg Va. and by ali
Druggists AMI Merchants. Wholesale lay
GEORGE DOWDEN,
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We know that Thousands in this section will
read The following with infinite pleasure. We
hope fhat II may prove To he true. Ii is pennrd
by the commercial editor fthe New York Herald.
lie say:
Prom all accounts it would seem that during
the next six months butter will touch the lowest
point tbat il has seen in many years. Before the
discovery Of gold ia California. butter sold from
i 10 - cents per pound. but on emigration set
ting in for that quarter, the shipping of butter to
the Pacific coast became mn important business,
and eseniually reached I00,00D frkins per yenr.
aud was worth about II 10000 10 the traders
in that article IL this city. This demand of
course enhanced the price of butter with us. and
it soon reached 80 cents per pound at retail, and
has averaged TINT for the last five years. But
The people of California are beginning to produce
their own butter, aud during the last year it is
doubtful whether 5000 firkins were shipped
from this port. This season II i estimate that
the Sun Francisco people will have enough of
hu'ne manufactured butter If We may use tho
term IL last through the summer. and conse
To send but very little around the Cape. The
prospect i. that in a fcw ycnrs this immense trade
vii hive entirely -ceased, aud our farmers will
be confined 10 home consumption. Although
prices we're never higher than they have been
during the past spring, consumers may comfort
themselves with the reflection that rates must
come down before many months are oyer.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

'EhilS watering Place, 10 favorably known to the public
N VIII beopened for tie reception OF visitors on the ist day
OF Iuue next.
me present i.nrr.ciors are happy II announce hat they
nave sec ~ me services, as General Manager, of JNo. p
Ii ;, ri tue American tuici, Richmond, Va ) whose long tx.
perieneel IN the Hotel Business. and well established reputation
d a e'ntloitana ana caterer are sufficient guarantees hat eve.
~ ell9rt VIII be mad to give iisflction To our ruc.ts
Inc powerful rilra'iVc properties Of this water and its eff.
eaey II all disease "t the stomach Liver. Bowels. Nervous
System, &c, are well oucstel by the many cures f,lmrst mi
raentqns) which have been effected hY its use We refer with
confidence to all the fnrlnct .strtl5Hf the ria e
Aeompiete BATHING STATESMEN has since last
season, been added to our arfansrtnenis Tor the comfort Of our
ShltiH ~ fither particulars We etcr to he Cards. 10 be
founa N Hotels, CarS. Steamboats,. Ac
A spiendid line Of -Four Horse Caches will convey visitor.
from Sh"" afule I" this place 3 ullas. over a good rund with
only one bill between the points
bridges 4 HOLT. proprictors.
-. JOHN 7 Lfst Manages.
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GEORGE DOWDEN.
DruEgist and lLanItt Eichnnnh. Va


I F"rf","'d IBreRth.-Nia lai9 ~ gentleman would
iaApr Huler tlrrnrsc OF . dsagsntai1 Ia Gteat Ii when " using
3oNBENS DENTAL FIJI 10 j. Vii mol ouly rem Ter il.
-W,ct. hut make the tccih white - 4itl1sttr prevent tooth
.' r. aa,I prcScry, them from d'sas recommended by den.
tnfs aud physicians ovcrywlcse.
b l3ouutttHl tplup,cNton may he attaggrd ~ its use. 1t re-
ia'tes PIN. 4cr, tw. nerklcs. renders the skn soft and bcauti.
t4, fHpArIiaa rich ro-ette hue. I1a tie greatest cosmetic
tser# Etasn being ire" from nj itIurious lnn:trr. Price 81
terts. For saieby SrRoItiEt y WHITEHEAD.
SfA{ftsR n JONES,
5qrats al 49,, I'd ,,t,.
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%OTtCE 70
~ required by the amended Ordinance passed the end inst.
tn take Ont licenses. will tnl me at my office on lat Alley on
rasite Ni"eintan Office. bet >rcn thu ianrsaf , A n and' u
II whore they are requested . cali AMI pav The tax assessed
y III am required to p y into the Treasury before tho Is,
Ut June sa please call at an early lAq
ma l5dtIiun A n. ~MoNrGouFRy @ q
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1 u ~ hTtlhS ''lpEl''t'AAhA ~ tAF w YIN
Herald writes a. follows:
WA,mNGroN. MAY. 2G, 1857.
understand that Gen. GUS. - engaged in
preparing n reply 10 the recent application Of
Lord Napier Ia renew negotiations in regard to
the affairs of Central America. This application
of the British Minister, ynn will reeollect, was
made shortly after it was known thai the Dallas
Clarendon treaty had been rejected by Lord Pal
mer>top.
This letter will sketch the political history of
Central Anerica. the United States, aud Eng
land, and their relations and connexions for ma
ny years back. and will be n very able State pa
per. IL will exhibit in II statesmnnlike and mas
terly manner the relations Of Europe with this
relations Of Europe with this continent, and the
course the United States, n a leading nation.
shoald take on the question. Gen. Cuss will show
in the strongest light the admirable and compre-
hen-ivc policy inauguratpd by Mr.. Buchanan in
regard To our position in al great international
di sputes.
The Central American question has been be-
logged and bedevilled during the last ten or IF
teen years by disgraceful entangling alliances,
springing from the ignorance, stupidity aud toad
wing Of consul-, ministers and silly pretenders
10 diplomacy. The policy of Great Britain in all
her movements and designs in that quarter will
be developed and laid bare TO the world. This
will be done with dignity and courtesy; but tho
letter will necessarily show up the double deal
ing of Lord Palmerston in his relations with the
several Central American States.
1t il not probably intended that this despatch
shall close the correspondence on this subject or
prevent an arrangement by which the two nations
may cooperate in placing Nicaragua and the
other States in an independent and proper posi-
ton. The administration 4, not mean to get en-
tangled in any alliance Ike the Clayton and Bal
wer treaty, Webster aud Champion convention
or Dallas aud Clarendon treaty. Such arrange
~ Ih1 | TntIal StataZ ShnnlI
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:"
seurebed With f"trrs aswe know you are, aud impatient As
,aei Affections must necessarily make yanI we beg that You
vii compose yourself one moment, that We may learn the eX-
tent ri Your maladies aud offer yon, If we ca'' "A prescription
far Their cure Are YOU n DyspeFtie, and has your stomach re.
lite La beeono a burieu II sa, we offer you, in BAKERS
B1IrrRs. u never falling remedy for yorr lis Are you trout.
thtreiof Thei resort L. Btter's Btters as your only hope
Arr ypu suffering from constipatcd baweis and torpid livert
essential 10 health. Have you delicate females aud ;cetlfng
,tldreu, Who have lost all relish for food aud are hourly Was
ting asaY I Baker iiticrs, the most valuable tonic ever dis
covered, vii strike at the root If their diseases aud soon give
them appetitos aud strength DO yon live in a section where
these diseases and defy their power, provided you use regular.
~ Bakers Blttcrs. Diarrhua, Chotc, Cholera Morbus, and all
gapidly Weld to the health giving influence of this great medi
ntne, which is now sold throughout his country, by Druggists
me known. Thcte Biters first wen their way at home, be
fore they were offered to the rest OF the world. and now that
they are known and appreciated, the pronrietnrd desires that all
who need their aid may havet aa moderate cost
Price, 50ceuts per bottle.
vile, farmyiile. fiucastlc. Abingdon and eisnh here throughout
may p wv +. BAKER. Richmond. Va.
700 Bottles sold in three Mon.hs!-Thi- is
GESTRATED ESSi;NCE0F BAY cav FOR the Hair
space Of three muntAa, and still the demand is daily increasing.
Its warranted To remove Dandruf
1t is warranted to prevent the falling of the hair.
Its warranted to relieve that distressing itching which So
frequently preccdcs the decay of the hair.
Ills warranted not to have its superior ms p hair beautifer.
For Iadies-ltis the very article for the Toilet.
For Gtntlemcn-lt il unequalled for the Whisker and Mus.
ache
For Children-It preserves their hair aud causes it to flow in
glossy ringIcts.
For Merchandise gives a fine profit. with ready sale Pro.
.ure Your supply 81 Messrs. sTRoIIiER y WHITEHEAD,
pr1fetsts OF his rtty. mar 70 dNcts
sf.ee,s,s ,.at si.rm,nnsi.o,. Denfnr--. Neural
ya. Swollen aud sun Joints and other Complaints to which
We are nil s%nljccts. have loot their terrars Prof De Grsths
Electric oil is warranted 10 relieve any case in a Short space
i time and with n irting expense 1t can be had OF the
isenis here. See adj 'cgteeinent III another column.
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O nave lnst received from my own manufacturer Gents
very hne Shoes and Caters. aud through the season
snail try To Keep n tuil supply OF the newest STYLES a.d best
Workmanship for Gents wear. p. SEABURN.
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NJ Just n hand Il fresh supply ut those delightful Gum
Drels. with Jelly and Chocolate Drops, with Cream, so much
admired by the Ladies' also, Celery Drops, Fiagroot Drops
tor the breath, Tor sale by J. II. THOMPSON 4 co,
ma t.ts Apothecares & Duggirs.
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IA. ~ EEzs - IH%Nsl
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-. .urrm pACkET BeAp!. pACKET

80 x...A ~ hpak ia U
E-.& BoATll'-on and alter Monday. the 18th
inst, n Stage Coach will leave the Packet OF.
fee on the regniar Packet days, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. atii o'clock Z NJ, to connect with he Boat a; the
Combined Locks. BOYD, EDMuND & DAVENPORT.
may 70 Is
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Christian Association are leqnested to meet at the room # the
A s.oeIat!on this Afternoon at )! oicIoek- ltna OIf
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III seems tisai tkItrninntisDs. DeusBc-s. Neural
gin, Swollen and Sut Joints and other Complaints to which
we are all subjects. have loot their terrors Prof De Graths
Electric oil is warranted 10 relieve any case in a shnrt space
i time and with n tuflng expense 1t can be had OF tue
SCENTS here. See adj 'crJre,nent III another column.
ap u In
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-04

MONEY continues to grow more abundant
In New York and loans are readily made at 6
to Z per cent on first class paper. In France
and England the pressure has not increased.
and the prospects of an abundant crop are
inspiring renewed. confidence The Quota
tons in the London market for short loans
are from to per cent, the same as the rate,
In New York, exhibiting a most remarkable
fact, such as was never before witnessed in
the financial affairs of the two countries--
It has frequently heenp predicted that the COM
mercial advancement Of this country would
make its great commercial capital. the great
center of commercial exchanges Of the world.
and rob London of her pre-eminence and
power as the great clearing housefor the com
merce of the globe. When we have reduced
tie price of money, in our market. down to a
par with its valuesat the Bank of England,
we have achieved more than half the victo-
~. If we can maintain this advantage per-
manently, it will not be longbefore we can
make another reduction Of interest and com
pei England to come to New York for he-
credits to perform her commercial opera
tions in distant parts of the globe, a. oul
mere hants have g,ne TO London. .s--sf
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CRl ERR ATED FEMAIE pills.
CRI.EHRAT

Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This in
valuable Medicine is unfang In the cure of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident TO the Female
constitution.
II modeates all excess, removes all distractions and
brings the monthly periods with regularity. These
Pills should he used two three weeks previous to
confinement they fortify the constitution and lessen
the suffering during labor, enabling the mother TO per-
form her duties with safety to hersef and child.
These Pills should mot he taken ny females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but any other time
they safe. : =
In ali cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
in the Back and LIMBS lieavness, Fatigue Slight
Exerton, Palpation Of the Heart Lowness of Spirits.
Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful
diseases occaSioned by disorred system, these pills
will effect when all other means have failed and
although a powerful remedy do no. contain iron
calomei, anthony, any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price
in the Untel States and Canada. One Dollar. 2
N.B.-AlsO0 and postage stamps enclosed N any
authorized Agent. will insure bottle Of the pills ~
return mail. W. W. ROBERTS, Indianapolis,
f-eH Sole Agent for Indiana.
HALLOCE &, STODDARD,
apr 5i.1yis General Agents, Evansville.
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PADUcAH, we fear, is coquetting with us.
A few weeks ago she dallied and hirted, and
allured us into proposal for union, not by
bans before the Church, but by the more sub
stantial bands of al iron rail; and while we
were beguiling ourselves with dreams Of her
growing beauty and substantial charms, and
trusting with implicit faith, IN hei fidelity
and sincerity, We are alarmed by nevis that
she is plsdging her hand and heart TO a rival.
The proof of her faithless INCONSISTENCY comes
in the following resolutions, adopted at
public meeting of her citizens last week:
Believing that the extension of the road
from Paducah to Vincennes, in the State OF
Indiana. will greatly conduce TO the benefit
OF the whole country. by atfording the near
est and most direct route ia he valley of the
Mississippi, connecting the North and the
South. and developing the rich lands and the
mineral wealth of the State of Illinois; we
would call the attention of an enlightened
public to the necessity of the speedy con-
stru .tion of the Vince;nes and Piducuh Rail
Road. and in doing this we invite only an
investigation into this proposed Road, liza
miles in length; manifssSing the fact that
the great travel in the West and South w est;
going North or South, viii use the p. dncab
Rail Road from its intersection with the Mo-
bile Road and the Paducah and Vincennes
Road as the great route of travel.
Therefore. we declare our earnest wishes
for the speedy construction of that important
aud necessary link in said road of travel be-
tween the North and South.
.'Resolred. That we commend the zeal and
foresight of our friends in Southern Illinois,
in making their laudable efforts for that road.
and express to-them, our conviction that the
energy and saeacity and enterprise Of COM
mereial men,will ially appreca.s the valus.
Vincennes over any other proposed, or posi-
Die connection North or South.
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~ CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN

Fl CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is
shown by the records of the Custom House to he the
only London Cordial Gin imported and sold in bottles;
all others made here in imitation Of il.
II is delicious tonic beverage, and by its peculiar
flavor $50 different from other gns) is universally
esteemed by all who use K. tits adopted with great
success in cases Of DYSPEPSIA, GoUT, RHEUMATISM,
DRoPsy, GRAVEL, CoLrc, CHOLERA, FEVER AND
AeUE, STRUCTURE, DISEASE OF THE URINARY Or
CANS, EPILEPSY, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
DR.. Valentine Mott. of New York, in let1r to the
proprietor, says:
ssChar.es' London Corlal Gin. is The purest hest,
and most reliable Extract Of Juniper. have seem.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold By
all Druggists and Grocers in the United States and sc
also are numerous posons called "Londcn Cordial
Gin'-to avoid them, buy only 'CHARLEs'" Reject
any other offered to you you value your health.
Price one dollar for quarts, fifty cents for pints.
EDMUND C. CHARLES,
mh3O3md&w Sole Importer, 10 Broadway, N. Y.
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What it is doing for the Sick!

VIM. Schachman, ESQ, the wen known Lithograph-
says: 81 have frequently used BSerliaves Holland
Bitters and find it invariably relieves indigestion ara
debility"
Rev. Samuel Batccck says: I fonnd special relief
from its use, Ear a severe headarhe with which long
suffered. .r. lf F..
j. J. MCDOWELL Esq, says: / have used BGr-
HAYES Holland Bitters myself, and recommend
il to others, knowing it to be just what it is rep
resented. fit
Aid. Jonathan Nicely, IL Lower st. Clair, says: !
have derived great benefit from its for weakness Of
the stomach and indigestion.
James VI. Murphy says: Alter several physicians
had failed. Ba.-isves Holland Bitters removed the
pain from heart and side, arising from indigestion