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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-21

SILVER IN THE SEA-Three French chemists as
we learn from HouseholdW ords have been expert
menting on the subject, and their abors have led
them to the conclusion that the ocean holds dis
solved two millions of tons of silver. They took
water from the coast of Malo, few leagues from
the land and analysed it in two ways. \ pr
ton OF water they acted upon by the usual tests
of silver, and the presence of the precious meal
was clearly ascertained. Tho remainder of the
water they evaporated' and the salt they obtain.
ed they boiled with lead. This lump of impure
lend they placed on saucer made Of lime, and
then submitted it to heat sufficient to melt the
lead but not to affect the silver, should any be
present. The lead, as it melted. was sucked up
by the porous saucer, and finally IA small globule
of silver glistened in the vessel, This process
is called cupellaton, and is the ordinary mode
of procuring silver from the ore Again and
again they repeated the experiment with the
same success. From these experiments they
made the calculation that cubic mile of ocean
contains two pounds and three quarters weight
of silver.
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Mr.. John Lenox. residing near Shelbyville,
Ind, died on the 10th inst having by mistake
taken dose of arsenic to cure illness produced
by intemperance. 1t was his brother who first
discovered gold in California while digging a
ditch for Capt, Suffer.
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Wharf.-The first sales of new wheat were
made on Saturday at 81 IS for prime red, sl.75
for prime whte.-Shoud the farmers be ready,
and the process of delivering wheat begin with
anything like activity, the ensuing week, we
have no doubt the millers generally will enter
he market.-Rich. Dispatch,
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"lsh TO sell my farm formerly owned BY Mr. p 49,
distant a1"ul miles from the LyGrhLufg Colir m
TRACT contains 2il ACRES IN wood % - / ne
Flats, and has upon ii an ORCHARD Of 50 Fr
younS ana old lht Improvements exc Hen, ~, ~,
DNEllNG with b rooms and all the necessary ontht
all Uf which have been in good repair rccnny
ing it, advantages as market and dairy firm more ]
be place seldom put IN market If not cold belre t 81,
August it VIII then be sold at public auction on TN
MY address Lynchburg ani persons desiring personal a.
erfew Will lind me at the store OF Mr. A Il Incter ~ ~
jy 1d&Ct,ls EDGAR NItITI,ttu. =,
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SALES BY AUCTION.
EITs IsI. DAYS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

- LAvEsATA ICIsOx-A sEx.,.,-..-
- aoe.h y. Lsmhsth eeef viii sell at pubic aar,i' -
'front.' 81 ne Market House IA the city OF Ivn hbnrp m
day, the LIST day Of August nosf al II la "a naiaf
slAl LIS belonging TO the the iee.,ept "
town.; woman Maria and her child, Jane lhe na,,,5
good Cook " asher and Ironer - ''"'i =
teresa credit Of four months, the purchasers cit
negotiable note satisfactorily endorsed. s'''"s
July 90 iftds = =, n tx OF 81
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1puchbur0 Cic9tntaw
Tuesday MORNING.. .Jaiy u. 1871.

ss-we call the VI advertisers 10 we lhipei AM
n, yrsat>IaS As an Advertising iseum Our daily snd
nntrv n.psr have large circulation in the South western
~ ~ the state whence growing trade seeks an outlet Al
hsyrsiua cities There daily paper published within
hundreds II miles south Of this poni aud the complexion
81 The Virginia and Railroad 10 the ne OF 10" a
90, STATE rnst contribute make the Nrginan The paper M
h. section As can daily Geographic Information -
- II a.nce Of all others which doubtless will ensure Tor
greatly increased circulation Far the information OF our
leaders i that section would state that We intend 10 give
,.r.en!sr attention the markets
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4 T. AUCTIOS.-0nr nursJnv

the Market House, the Hot SEHOLD aud KlTriit.'
flkNIIURE OF gentleman about to remove and a.. IS
GOOD MICH CONS a ,t1.pSN sio tour
July 81 AA-A'o' Auctf
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- respectfully request those our customers w.
counts still unsettled to attend them Assettnr -
has in need OF money, and peciall hos ~ @
customers who live in the country that have MOI pai1 III
last accounts wish do strictly SIX months @
mess NJ NTgItf g. ~
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RUMoRED REMOVAL OF Bishop HUGHES. New
York.July l8.-Tbe Times ofthis morning Limits
that Bishop Hughes is about to be deposed. aud
mentions Bishop McClosky, n Albany, or Con-
nor Of Pittsburgh as his probable successor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-21

Debility OF spirits They inseorate the s1sen
aud give strength and sgor of
fc Sold nj the msnufaearies No Maiden Lane York
aud Nc "a strand London aud by all druggists &c.
h2ie, and III per box July 20 div
Os,genased Hiuer..-Tbe annexed staiemcms
otfrot a Hayes NJ d state Assayer, ample testino
ny 81 The scientific manner in hch this medicine compound
ed, and reeommendsi to Professional Men.
opinion having been asked Tor Of consequence
the i'maa fo' preparing oFgee7died Rs being known to
ne, ! express The following ia iornFs-
The composition OF these t,es incl medicinal
substances which experienced physicians long
Dyspepsia Agues aud General Debility resulting expo.
sure "a climate influence.
preparation as Consequence Of The scientific nhh
In smaller doses, would prove valuable General
Medicine. which experience has demonstrated
In this medicine no metallic salts can be found by the most
delicate chemical tfsls Respectfully
A. a HAYES, MD
dssdgar 10 the STATE Of Mass
No. Pine Street Boston 10th Dee, lsya
sETH W. fowLE Co, l3s Washington Street. Boston,
Propreors Sold by their agents everywhere July 20 div
spring aud sumner.-OfniI other -cp-oms OF
the year lovely a, is brings most diseases with saeh
colds indigestion anguor loss OF appetite and general dbi
tybu all OF them may he cured with very little troube If
property treated Indigestion well known finds its
IN in torpid liver and angupr aud loss appetite its
tura fruits 4" get nd Of them harmless tonic should be
used thing that will quicken the blood oxpel supeu
he and strengthen The entire and To effect these
grand results BAKER BliIERS isthe surcst and safest
agent Composed Of Yegetabl substances and compounded
the sklfu manner their medicinal qualities ad
niiah poppioned That they may be akeh at all times and
under all circumstances without slightest injury.
one single bottle has been known effect in
delicate female, after all other remedies had falel.
For sale By All The principal Druggists in Lyn"hbug Dalr
VILE farmYe tneastle Abingdon and elsewhere through
out NHgnlh ofd'fs promptly aiod ny addressing
July 20-2w V BAKER, Richmond, Va
"EIcetric OiI.r-The operation Of this oil in
removing rheumatic pains and other ills Ia indeed astonishing
Like every good article has base counterfeit entirely
but the preparation OF Prot DE Grath Of Phlaepha
received testimonial from congressman Mayors Of Cities
testing beneficial effects under their oserya
ton It can be had OF the agents here See Advertisement
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GREFN BANK PocahOntas Co, April 10Th, 300.
Gentlemen months Applied to
medical advice afflicted with severe form Of seeondi
syphilis che had been under the charge physicians
without deriving rcoj commenced using the regular
but the disease ubboruy resisted all
The reputation of Carriers Spanish Mixture hav
reached and being personally acquainted with your
selves determined give trial. did and IN short
good effects evident, aud three bottles cured
him.
ofjustlee to suffering humanity, cannot withheld
m virtues Alternative and prompt puri.
blood aud TAKE pleasure recommending 1t to the
profc s,ion and puhle generally. Yours respectfully.
iuly II .tlauK q BUTCHER. NJ. ID.
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COMMERCIAL.


BEEF-Ufdlnafy 20 good BeeI 9IIaIz PET nun
dred net. Last sales So for No. /.
HOGS-Ss.5 oa9 per hundred.
SIlEEP-Lamhs $2ia5.
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VFnfi, WHIT EttIh FfFT"htH Nf'HIh, H0nHH
and Healthy Gums be obtained by using Dowden Don
tai Fluid II affords instant relief and prevents to"tacc
decay, and prevents the formation of tartar, &c
DOWDEN DENrALFLUID Is recognized by the whole
medical profession being tar superior 10 tootpoMers
washes &c s constant will prevent decay and the many
aches teeth heir to- Recommended by Df RIO EARLY +,
IynchburR, Va Drs Pleasatts Hudson, OF Richmond
DR. Cosby Petersburg DR. Mann Charleston, s. c. Dr Ba
SON. Raegh N G, aud Dentists everywhere. For sale by
SrHO THEIR u WHITEHEAD, Lynohhgrg. va. and by all
Druggists aud Merchants. Wholesale by
GEORGE DOWDEN
1urnI Iln.11r .In1.l L11.I1la llinu
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sufficient evidence OF the nigh appreciation by the community
Of the "Cockade City" OF the merits of "ROSSEltS CON
CENTRATED ESSENCEOF BAY LEAVES tor the Hair.
fvruuded bottles have been Sod in that city in the short
space months and still the demand daily increasing
Its warranted TO rcnoye Danlfuf
II Is warranted 10 prevent the falling Of the hair
II Is warranted 10 relieve that distressing itching which So
frequent precedcs the decay of the hair
1t Is warranted not to have its superior ahar beanbe
For Ladtes-Its the very article for the Toilet
For uhequallod for the Wisker aud Mus
tathe
For Chdenl preserves their hair aud causes it to flow in
glossy ringics
For Mcrehants-I gives fnr profit with ready sale FRO
cure your supply of Messrs SrROTHER \ WHITEHEAD,
Druggists "a h}tl&cts
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\ Pcrtun.d rs th-What lady or gentleman would
labor under the thlc breath when using
DOWDEAS DENTAL FLUID il viii not only ren Ter IL.
sweet but make the teeth White aabaster prevent tooth
ache and them from decay Recommended by deh
lists and hyseians everywhere.
beautiful CoinplcXo be attained by II
pimpes, ireckes renders the skin and beau.
fu mparting rich 1t the greatest
KNOWN being from all injurious Prize 50
cents. For saleby SFROTHER WHITEHEAD,
SrABI4ER ~ JONES,
and Druggists everywhere
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CENT,s pEKE.vn .,.nu. D .,H


DAY by Express from the Harpers. ~"
yirrinia 90 ILL SlkA TED containing Visit to the
1aah ana the Adv INJURIES of Porte Crayon an h
cousins Illustrated by drawings by Porte Crayon "'' ''
" 10 PAYNE & CHRISTIAN
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I'm
ing SI3 acres lying Goose Creek near yonna Mn, =
IN hues ol LD.iy IT is seldom SUE lana of,r.
IN this county il being the very FINEST VT she
baero and Grain Land aud all in its original VI 10.
about 10 acres which Is IN good state of eu,ti,
only reason offer this valuable land for salr i N
The force to work il AS 1t shoni The tract * Ut
OF being divided ora smalrr tracts II "a ept1ie
ehaseis VINO VIII JOIN ana buy the whole There il IN
dance OF both branch ana spring water upontt ''
Mi Quarles my self or the person liv'g m, tho r, 49,
july 2l-wtlsep ,v, Nv - ~
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a RETIRED psaN.aGaAN

Whose sands of life have nearly discovered while
ia the Easl ludios certain for Consumption, Asthma
/ Bronchitis. Coughs Colds. and General Debility The
odv discovered by him when his only child daughter
given To die lie had heard much Of the wonderful
and healing qualities preparations made from
India Hemp and the thought occurred him that he
make remedy tor his child lie studied hard and
crrdcd In realizing his wishes His child cured, and
alive and well He has since administered the wonderful rem
thousands OF uierers the world, aud he
failed in making thom completely healthy and hap
pv Wishing 10 do much good possible ho will send to
his afflicted fellow beings Request tins recipe, with
f and explicit directions for making up and successfully
using lie requires each applicant ncose him shilling
three 10 bee returned postage the rccipe aud the
be applied to the payment OF this advertisement
Address DIR. II. JAMES 4
No. 10 Grand Street Jersey city, \. }.
B-Dr II. James has neither office agent New
York pretended and advertised The reepcj
Is from PLACE but No. 10 Grand street Jersey
CITY, New Jersey. ma 2fdN r.imn
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.NEt's aii.E-Ch. ,.,.,.-
L q lnd NIil snu a m. I'm

signed viii sen at auction at the late rcsdopce 't r.
Nowlin d+cd thursday the I'D Jny Is.3 an - W . ~
Of said decedent LIKELY AND VALUABLE Ntip"Imf,5
notes well endorsed pTpaPp,h esGiIabto
july o.tds ofJoscnb !, I'm, Admir-
~ Rep copy. " .''"lr' dec l.
rOsipSnchicnt
The above sale is indefinitely postponed c prnr,.
July IL t2}iy bfhbER,
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'vhG 'DtARRssOEGs f.EFNassv .rcnnC,d
hy j. IL THOMPSON 4 90. Druggists is desrrvollv
popular as prompt active and reliable cure for DsrrhooaL
aS ~ the Bowels Cramps Sc II COMPOSED Of barsst
lt'uets uu 50 pleasant the thar the sn,,leo
to avoid suffering " 10 -
4 NESt's stpEkEHNE Shoes hn,e tn;.
week opened fresh from my manufacturer the ro
loving varieties Of Gcni fine work Patent Leather {, atars
uo oxford Ties do Low Quarter Welt and pump Sole
uet ~ ing Caii W and Pump very superior
ua''! Mhleh with many kinds hand litte
veted Tor long tire These goods cut to Al
h' jn iS leet' Gail and see them gentlemen
- - = p SFABrRY
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- 49, PETERSBURG, June, 1887.
Md LINE Petersburg and New lori, s,nrlx

PETERSBURG, June, 1887.
AhO lime Petersburg and New Y Orl Pack
hehr surprise, Capt w Cole,
lamedown, d Iatourctt Ir
e" Yorktown, John Wopou,
:" Rphecca, a W Woalom
:" Ann, ] 4 Colo
" Bergen Nagea
=" Margaret, Samuel Henson
One nf the above Regular Packets will leave CITY Pon,
every week for New York Frcss at reduced rates
and no charge made for reshppng goods New York 10
any port in the United States The Vessels COMPRISING bis
me are first class and commanded by iilfu scanlon
boxes Tobacco from City Point New Yk at 10 cts and
others reghs in proportion For further particulars enoue
OF tho Captains SANL STEVENS A., i'
oid Line Petersburg & n York Packets, Petersburg Va
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:
SPECIAL. NOTICES..

Fs"''"""f'" Tfffs '"f' Any tn-r OF Weakne--.
bebuf ami o~ness Of sPfits They nYgorate the
nnd give ne" energy strength and all the
iic Sold nj the msnufaeiaFes M - Maiden Lane York
and No "a strand London and by all druggists aJc
62ic., and 81 per box July 70 div
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MAY 23rd, 1857.
GEORGE NJ. RUCkER,
n u DC

LfNCHBURG, VA,
AS Just received the following desirable gooda, 70
which he invites the attention of Lis and the
buyers of Dry Goods generally
SILK fnees and ra-se Buttons assorted eools to MATCH
Black MORE Antique Ribbon, for trimming BasqnesD
Plaid and Checked Ginghams,
Black laman a bcautifal Dress goods for mournmg)
SKY Blue Maria Louise, Pea Green and Black Mousins
Steel Sp'ing skirts assorted stylus very dosrable)
Black More Antique and Lace Nantes, very beautiful and
extremely eheap}
Black thauti,a Lace Nsntles lin great varoty)
Irish Linens, Hosiery, Alexander Kid Gloves,
All Il which viii be sold extremely Those wishing
avail themselves the benefits resulting prtcd
system will ind their greatly promoted by calling and
making their purchases from tins House. q. NJ X.
- is
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FOR THE SAl.E or NEGROES ONLY.
NJ IA. Pss.z.EA "a ~ 90, solicit the patron
sSs of their friends generally and pledge themselves
cndeavors the persons
leaving property IN their hands tor sale.
D. NJ PnIlaul the partner the concern, having
been the business for the last Is years hattcrs himself
he give rnue satisfaction Ia ali his patrons. Liberal adj
vii be made Safe and healthy places provided
confnc slaves Board Al 30 per day
We always be found the old stand Wall St Rich.
mond VT nnr"tcnt person VIII Always be at the
boat, 10 take charge nj negroes on theh Arrival
ID. NJ PULLIAM,
ie l0dly A. G. PlLIIAM.
y sei OHlCE PAsEE.-.'a. -. G.""sanforh'
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seSOHICE E'AsEE.-"'t. ~. a." ..SaufOrh
n and Il. H. foi sale by IL. Z. HARDY " co.

Iy lots
&Sfss. ALIENS ssAER REsE0KEeH-Wc
We have inst received Mrs Aliens Hair Restortr
dark haif No for light hair and her Zylobasamu
"ta flres ing for the hair whore the kesnrcr is used
These preparations b tho Ladies with satisfaction
For ale Icy the agents, j. II. THOMPSON q co
Jy i5ts
~ ! IL. THOMPSON & CO.
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No Pine Street, Boston. 10th Dec, Isl
SETH ". FowLE Il Co, I3- Washington Street. Boston,
Propeors Sold BY their agents everywhere july 20 div
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-09-19
FARMERS APARTMENT.
Stirring the Soil.

Few farmers disbelievc, in fact, in the
advantages of thoroughly pulvcrising and
stirring the soil, yet many are so faint in
faith or indolent practice, as not to show
their appreciation of it, II is a matter
which needs no argument, as every obser-
want man who has worked in the soil q
half dozen years, is perfectly aware. The
finer the particles of earth, and the loosor
it is kept by cultivation, the better will
crops requiring open culture thrive. In
all manipulation OF the soil this is the great
object aimed at, and the more effectually it
is done the better. The corn crop would
be all the better, if the culivator were
passed through it once week until it is
knee high It's an cid sorg among Gar
deners, that,
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Keep down the Weeds.

The constant occurrence Of wet weather
this summer has had the effect of exciting
the growth of pernicious weeds to great
extent. The luzurience of the grass has
prevented them from obtaining such COM
plate possession of the ground as is soue,
times seen, but they are of a strong and
healthy growth, and if suffered to mature
their seed, will anoculate the soil to an
extent hat will not be overcome for years.
Without urging the unsightly aud slovenly
appearance of pastures oveI-rnn with
mallons, briers, elders, burdocks, and the
Ii G, we would direct the farmers attention
TO the amoaut of substance abstracted fl ON
the earth by these plants, which ought, by
all means, to be secured to the sole use of
the crop which at that time occupies the
the grould. Some Of these can only be
overcome by continued efforts, but mullens
by far the most common of them, can
readily be pulled up by the roots while the
ground is moist. The seeds of this plant
are now nearly ripe enough to grow, and
to prevent that event. it is a good plan to
carry bag over the shoulder, or bucket,
in which to collect such tops as are near
maturity. But prevention is far better
than cure, and good farmers will It allow
this necessity to arise, but will destroy all
such rubbish at its very first appearance.
"Better late than never is the proverb,
and we call on every farmer to loose no
time in doing his part to abate hat each
one knows to be an unbcarable nuisance.
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NEW AND USEFUL.
OLEU WI LIQUOR.
March 2s, 1887.
Il Su6St,tute for LinSced OIL
PATIENT apptIpn ron

Il SUBSTITUTE for LlnSeed on.
[PATENT APPLIED FOR
I'hE Undersigned offer 10 the public iher neum Lii
= quor az an efficient substitute foi Inseed Oil, as
thlnner i9r AL sorts OF Paints ground In OIL except
venetian Red
When thinned with the Oleum the Paint will cover
better fy quicker and will be- durable and when
vurnished, the paint will have and retain uie most
glossy appearance; ani the elasticity m the thinner
WIZ enable the paint TO yield to the varnish aud the
cracking aud peellng off, so in ordinary var.
nished oil paints is entirely avoided
For ptintng Tin Roots its equal cannot he found.
The 0lenm can be used by itself or in common with
Linseed OIL Varnish, Japan or Turpen,no a, the OPP
Its cost is about one half of that of Lnseed Oil
thns censldrabIy reducing the expense OF painting
We imlhiully recommend 1t foral purposes in dca
ted ana warrant II TO give satisfaction. liberal dis
DREC CiIoNs.-Thin the paint with the oleum hi
quoI aud work il wei until il flows freely from he
brush
I The brush must be free from all moisture and in 70
rably ought to be soaked well with tho oleum Liquor
prcvious to painting.
Instead OF placing the brushes in water nig ht
painters generally III. they ought To be put in tn
Ocum Liquor which viii greatly ,t,c ltate the work
! The paint mixed with the Oeum Liquor will work
better If be al owed sild from ~ u hours prc-
viops TO its bling used and then thi1ned to snch n
consistency 10 work free Hd easy under brish
the use of Jlpn tile paint will be rendered 81 u
frmcr. Mix The Japan rst with the paint and then
thin it with the Oleum Liquor ia the manner men
toned above.
J~s- 100 mounds of Paint ihnnpd witbtla Oleum Liz
quor will cover Lrger surface than u pou nls Tim.
ned with oil.
The Oleum Liquor is not TO be used with veniti an
Red nor with FAINT continuing any pInportion of II
BRElNlG, GATrMAN & BREiNIG
American Pain, and Cocr Works
Corner 2ith and Green Sts., Phila icIphia
ohfce-N corner IN Ird aud Wood sts., Piiiai G,
phia. Pl.
E5- we also manninc nre Chrome Yellow, Ch me
Green Chinese aud Prussian Blua, vermiot nd
Scarlet Red in various sha les and iatIes eth, ~
IN OIL and wa:rint tn IN to beeliu - aIy thcr
make either here or abroad.
Il,