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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
IMPURE BLOOD:
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES.

Liver tomplant Sex Headache &c This And Biiots
Aeacine expes from the blood the hidden seeds dis
ease and renders all the fluids secretions pure and
fluent. clearing and resusctatiug the vital organs.
Peasant indeed, Is it TO US that able TO place
within your reach medcine Ike the MOUNTAIN EERs
FiiIs mat viii pass directly the afflicted parts
through tas blood aud fluids of the body, cause
the sufferer 10 brighten with the flush OF beauty
health.
JtIdson s PTS are tLc ReSt z. aledu in erist-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

HAS FArE.-The Mineral Point L. r.. an,
other roads carry passengers 10 Freepoft TO m,
Illinois State FAIR, from the 5,h to TIE 9th i
SepteaI Der at half-iare
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
SPINNING WHEELS !
GUNsNGrrHrN@


which VIII be sold lower for cash than ever before o.
fercd in this market. He has also 4 good stock II
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

Aew oilme> Of the FoJT Reviews aud BlackWood
commenced July, 1859.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

R,tS.-We had magnificent shoEcr on sun
LAY night. There are some hopes Tor good Corn
eepS and chance for Potatoes The latter
cr6F is very small about here, but We learn that
(. IS good ID tie nus,h Par, Of The County
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

Iowa CoUNTT AeEIaULrUaAL SOCIETY," We
call attention to the notice published to-day IN
our columns. for a meeting of the Ex. Com
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23

TAR. GUTsOTT'S yellow Dock and srsapariIIa "a
| received and for sale Mt
PCLFORD'5.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
STRAY COLT.

Z OF liz uorS Tor
MEDICAL PURPOSES
u EDWARD EINRECK.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-23
SIiERfFF,~ SALE.

Com AlEsszonn Corr P's s 4its5 ":s ss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20
RrownIow on Extrayagancc

Rrownlow on Extravaganza
Parson Brownlew. Of the Knoxville Wing, has
been stirred up. a. with long pole, by the un-
Ipasallslsd sxtavaeance corruption. and pro6igacy
of The present Administration. In recent Issue
iAs Rarson pitches into he Democracy with extra
ordinary vim. Hear him.
"when the Democracy undertook TO improve
and enlarge the capitol at Washington, 1t was no.
cessssy 20 satisfy Congress that the work could DO
done within Reasonable boands, no far as the ex-
pence was concerned in order to obtain the
sary appropriation. They accordingly had their
estimate made by architects and engineers upon
oath. In every instance, afterwards, il required
from three TO fire times the amount reported We
will specify two instances, aud we call upon the
people 10 look at them. rhe new dome on the
capitol was TO have cost, according to tho esti-
mates Of the engineers, 100000. a right snug
sum for a cupoia public building. But it
will cost RIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
poLLARsi Think of that. counirymen The door
leading into the capitol which was to have cost
fen thousand. actually cost roRTY-FIvE THOUSAND
DOLLARS! Think Of that, countrymen, and answer
our question-how many Of you have toed from
boyhood to old age without being worth one.half
what Democracy paid for making one doorf
THE way this game was played at Washington
was this: Laborcrs were allowed three to five
dollars per day, and required TO receipt for that
that the other nds 10 90 10 sustain the party, and
that. by retaining power, they would be enabled
to give the parties other work to do. The same
yillainous game carried out in large contracts,
and the heads Of departments shared in the profits
The city of Washington is now literally overrun
with there's, aud stealing by officers cf Tie gorern-
ment, is the order of the day!
The Parson, to use a proyincialism, has "got
that down right" lie has made only one mistake
Tho dome of the Capitol, instead of costing eight
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. will cost in
fact, before it is finished, nigh two millions As
for employees Of the Government rcccipting for
more than they get. and applying the balance to
political purposes, we have n suspicion that it is
not an uncommon thing in Washington. But
then. you know, the "great Democratic party"
must be sustained--even though the whole people
are taxed 10 do il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20
Arrival ofthe Europa !
FOUR DAYS LATER!

NEW York. April ls.-The steamer Emop,
from Liverpool. with dates to the 2nd, arrived
carly this morning
The Steamship bremen arrived out on tho 3lst
The Prince albert from Galway. postponed her
departure until the 9th.
The House Of Commons had decided on the Re
form Bill. Tho vote stood 29l for second rrud-
ins, and three hundred and thirty for Lord Rus
sells resolution for further extension of the ecr-
tlH" franchise, making majority against the
Government of 80
The Earl OF Derby in the House of Lords, said
the Cabinet were considering what course to n
dnut. lie bad had an interview with tho Queen,
Int nothing definite was resolved on. lac would.
hewc,cr, announce their intention on the 18th inst
The resignation of the Ministry was generally
anticipated
The second Irish edition trial ut Traiee resulted
in convcting the prisoner. lie was sentenced to
ten years penal serviude. The Belfast trials had
been concluded. The Jury were unable to agree
and were locked up.
Austria objected to Balen as the place for hol-
ding the proposed Congress. France had left the
choice of II town, to the former power.
Piedmont would not be admitted to the Con
gr'ss II great power, but on similar conditions
To other Italian States.
Couot Cavonr had returned to Turin, having. it is
sud, secured the object Of his mission to the
French Emperor.
NIiitHTN VT"nuTatlOHN tontinucu Ill TTlHce anu
Austria without relaxation.
The Paris Bourse closed firmly ut 6S francs so
renmos for French Three Per Cents.
Lac adyiccs from Rio stated that the American
AMI Parasua difficulty had been amicaby settled
un terms heretofore stated.
tonMERciAL.-Livcrpool, April 2.-Sales of
cotton for the week $4,000 INTERPRETATIONS
5000 and exporters 10000, closing in good de-
maud Mt previous quotations. which were fully
sustained. Some circulars say there WINS n partial
advance Of from ono-slxteenth to an eighth on the
week Orleans Fair 81, Middlng a, Uplands
Fair =, Middling II. Stock on hand 327 900
bales, American 292,0uO.
AT Manchester the best yarns quiet and
Arm: inferior had declining tendency.
Tho llavre Cotton market was slightly lower.
Salrs eff the week, 1000 bales. Stock on hand
III, 900.
Richardson ( Spence quote -four dull at l0(o
-. I'D. Wheat dull. Western red IS. 9d(a 9s.
Id. White IS. IDA los. Southern White lu>(a
los. Oh. Corn dull. Yellow IS. Sd. Best quail
ties wanted.
Pork dull Beef slightly high. Bacon quiet
and steady. Lard dull and nominal. Sugar, col-
leo and rice firm. Tea quiet and steady. Rosin
steady mt u.s. 6d(G4s. sd. Turpentine steady Mt
4l(o ~.
Cunsols 953(d95s.
Bullion decreased $4,000 pounds sterlng.-
Money market unchanged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20
Facts are more Strange than Fiction-The
Freaks of Fortune


The great commercial crash Of 1887 broa Sht 10
light a great many singular things, and untolded
many interesting incidents. 1t is fact well know
in certain circles in New York. that two of the frs,
merchants Of that city saved from insolvency by
Lottery Tickets, 1t SO happened that member of
each ot these firms bought Lottery Ticket apiece
They are now doing finely and well known to
the country merchants. But the strange feature in
the case is, that although the gentlemen middle
aged men, they never bought Ticket before
What still small voice whispered, "just then,' in
their ears
Every one has heard of the Havana Sugar Mer-
chant. 1t will be reco lected that this occurred in
1887 aleo. 1t is said that he then aud is the
zoos, extensive dealer in sugar in Cuba. In 1857
this gentleman met in with all heavy dealers
with immense losses. He found his affairs in what
lie thought a hopeless condition He
day, with some of his creditors, in a state of mind
horecring upon despair, walking along the streets Of
Havana in pursuit Of his Attorneys Office, to make
an assignment, when he met by young gentle
man, who slipped into his hand paper full Of fgu-
res and as ne pointed with his finger to mystic
number whispered In his ear you have drawn $780,
600 Who will attempt to deiineate the mer-
chants feengs3 Who so gifted to paint the
scene
when In moment DER his face
tablet Of unutterable thought'was traced
we have been thrown into this train of night by
nm incident which has just occurred of very inter-
esting nature The facts to us from reliable au-
thorlty and are fresh it having taken place in March
last 1901. country merchant of Tennessee of
FAIR standing and Of prudent and frugal habits sud
denly became embarrassed and probably ruined by
the death and Insolvency of friend on whose paper
he wos found to the amount of about Sc O00 The
merchant mad bpt one clerk; = young man "a years
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

DEATH OF BILLY BowLEcs--The following is
furnished by the last Fort Smith, Arkansas, Times
concerning the death of Billy Bowlegs:
We learn from the Seminole country, that
Billy Bowlegs died suddenly at the house Of John
Jumper, on Friday, the 1lth inst. There was
great lamentations and loud wailings among his
people, the Seminoles The late smigrants had
not arrived in the country ut the time Of Bowlegs
death. Mr., Arid met Col. Rutherford with then,
about forty miles this side OF the Seminole coun-
try. tn y will, therefore, he deprived the privi-
lleee Of meeting their old leader and chief Thus
has passed away one who has been terror to the
settlers ofFlorida and one of the greatest chiefs
and Indian warriors of the present day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

RSly" We are req. tested to announce JOHN B.
LOGAN candidate or the Office of Com,nisslnncr af tho
Board of Public Works march - dlofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

FURTHER FORM PARAouAv-By tho arrival at
New York on Saturday We have dates from Bue
nos Ayrcs to February 23 Tho VIII ,le personnel of
the American mission had left Ascension. and
were expected to be at San jose to dine with Ur-
quiza. on Washington's birthday. February ODD.
The previous reports Of II settlement are confirm
e and it il understood. on good authority, that
the claim Of the Navigation Company has been
left to mixed commission. mposcd of Sonar d.
Amaral. the Brazilian Minister, and Gen. Guido,
the Argentine minister, who were sitting at As
cunsion. and were expected to render their report
within week. Neither Of these diplomats know
anything about mercantile matters, and it is not
likely that their report will be very unfavorable
10 their Puraguayan friend
On Washington's birthday. Feb. 22d. the Fall
mouth, flagship of Rear Admiral French Forrest.
fired national salute, which was replied TO in
handsome style by the government batteries. In
tie evening the American Consul, Mr.. William
II"Ilry ADDISON, gave nn entertainment to the Ad-
hi al and officers Mt the Hotel Bcgrano. The af-
fair WIS attended by the Governor and Cabinet.
and II brilliant company of ladies. The handsom-
est Ia ly, present. Portona having married one
Of tho house Of Zimmerman 4 Co.
The We ,sels of the squadron left Corrcnes on
Feb. Is. and on the Goth some of them passed
Rosario on the way to San Jose. Urquiza Esan-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20
LATER FROM VENEzuELA-Breakiayo out of 4nother
Rerolution-1he Government Troops Surprised

LATER FROM VENEzuELA-Breakiny out cf Another
Reootution-1he Government Troops Surprised
and attacked.
Adyicis from Puerto Cabello, March 25th state
that the government troops stationed at Palito,
short distance from that place. were surprised and
attacked by the revolutionary forces from Coro,
under the command of Generals Zamora and Zulo
The government troops numbered about four hun
bred, and after n few hours fighting during which
about a dozen GU each side were either killed or
wounded, they were dispersed and took the road
to Valencia in order to obtain reinforoements.
The revolutionary party, numbering about sew
en- hundred men, retired upon Morrow, Il small vii
lase three leagues the other side of palito.
The government furces at Puerto Cabello num-
Der about three hundred men, and they expect re-
intorcemehts from Salguaua and Coro daily. The
latter place is in possession of the government for.
ces, and is expected they will send out troops to
attack the reyolutionists in the rear. while the
Itroops from pureto Cabello, with reinforcements
from Valencia and the other places, will march u
gainst them. 1t is expected that the revolution.
lists will thus soon be put down.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20
MCKINNEY &c Co..
WHOLESALE AND RETIAi
Grocers and General Commission Merchants


Bdnk Square, Nam Street, IiNCUB URG, II.
W In receipt of Sprng stock Of
Iron. Steel Starl" Dry Goods &c consisting OF
Cuba Orleans and C"fos Sugars various grades
Loaf Crushed Grauniated and Powdered sugar;
1.agura, Rio. Java, Mocha and SAINT : Coff
Sperm. Wax, A dnmantine and L allow Candles
Brown aui Fancy Soaps, various brands;
Teas Code Chop, Imperial Plantation Del cans Oolong
Spices Of kind Sole Leather good ard
Clrr Vinegar; Iverpool and Ground Alum Salt Cotton
Yarns all Nos; Virginia and Western cured Bacon No
Halifax lerrings, In whole and half barrels No and Mack
erc in kits No. Peruvian fiuano Oil Dominion Nails:
Horse and Mule Shoes; Aneican amm.r ed, Rolled and
English refined iron Band and Sheet Iron
Nail ko's&c; Cast Shear and s,ered See; Wagon Boxes
al sizciog"her with Staple
Goods such as No and Ola ,bn,gs Blcatbc and Brown
Stinrs and Sheetmgs BLrlais Plantation
STEPPED Oznabures. Prints Ginghams &c &c Will b
fully ask examination from Their
r Particular attention paid to ronsgunients of all kinds
Country Produce april 81 tta-Rep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20
Candidate for House of Delegates of Va.

ny" At the solicitation of many friends Of all
political parties nnounce myself candidate 70 represent
ii" county Cam bell In the House Delegates Of
Virginia lapiil adtdofel BOWLING CLARK.
Candidate for Board of Public Works.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20
Moro Corruption

The Washington correspondent of the Philadcl
phia Press snys that exposures will be male du
ring the next session of Congress, which will de-
mand the impeachment of high officials. 1t would
seem in many departments, that there is deliberate
disregard of the letter Of tho law, and what is
moro shameful still that there have been authorized
violations Of the sanciiy Of private correspond
cnce.
! To relieve our institutions from the inlamy the
present Administration has put on them mud to
save us from the calamity in which the tiugcr of
scorn would point Mt us from every quarter Of the
world. it is tho duty Of every man, whether n re-
preventative of tho people, journalist, or other
wise, to make tho facts appear that they may call
down crushing denuncatons on tho heads Of The
guilty.
The same correspondent further states that n
gentleman of one of the cities of the West holes
himself responsible with another, on oath to prove
that not only were documents ordered not to 10
distributed when sent by certain Senator, but
that letters were also violated
1t is said that an Investigating Committee will
bc called on this mntcr, as we'll AS on the other
NAL practices Of the Post Office Department ut TN
early day of the next session.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

~ - pepceeds Of Mr.. Eyeretfs Grafton in
Wnninglsu, North Carolina. were 81, 09l 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

Noiiowny's Ointpaent md Pills. -WI,aaut
ue-r the mother OF ia my wonli be short
ihH scsn OF the n'oe' nth century the
remedy ir cntaneons disorders anh the hcr
easel Sold at tho rianuactory, No 80 Maiden Lane,
York andh ali Druggists at 21c G3 aud per pot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

l,n tie managed to keep the family together hy
hi, small salary The day before the deuouemen, of
,hi, incident the merchant had made an assignment
and the assignee the clerk aud himself had entered
the store in the morning, tn perform the sad and
gloomy duty Of affecting an Inventory SeHreeI, had
the clerk seated himself pen In hand at his desk,
when boy entered and presented him with letter.
1t was the drawing oftbe State Lottery, MCKINNEY
4 co, Managers, of Savannah. Georgia II furnish
ed him the pleasing ntelliRe that his Ticket hed
drawn the $4,000 prize. The inventory ended h. IRE
The next day tho sign over the store door, made
mp by the merchant and bis clerk And II Is said that
the lights seemed to burn brighter in the widowed
mothers home. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

Dr. Bnumbnck in his travels on the eaur y
Coed Hope, found cquent'v among Batch
Doors nj the back county, Ayers Cherry Pectora c ~y
Keep hung by thong around bott. to
their hanmocks Indeed this their
t"cciion ngainst the throat and lung disc
qu prevalent among them thought 1t king comment,
tho practical genius of the soc pie that they
Seild furnish the staple believe the on nnciy This pv6.
pie bUy Asking IL they used tho manu-
% they told purgatives pew all around them
tLan any body could prepare. apr! , dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

Late foreign journals report the death of the
Marquis of Waterford. one of the most dstin-
guishcd noblemen of England. When II young
New York city, was nabbed by the police and had
to spend the night in the watch-house. The pres
ent Emperor of the French, it is reported, once
went through the Same experience, when in this
country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

FRox Petersburg tue Gubernatorial candidates
will 90 to Suffolk in Nansemond County and
from thence to Norfolk city. After that, it is un-
certain whether the canl idates will keep together
or separate. Very likely, an arrangement will be
made for joint discussions for tho remainder Of
the canvass
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

szc, y. Patent Champ ion Fire and Eurg1nr
Proof Safes with HaFs Patent Iordv FtoJ Lochs the
that awarded separate medals the Worlds Fair Lon
don. si and the Worlds Fair New York. 1885 and the
ou American that awarded medals the London
Worlds FAN.
lese form the perfect security against Ere AMI
Bars Of any safe offered 10 the public.
$1,000 REV ARD will be paid to any person that can show
that I;ERRISas PATENT CHAMPION SAFk failed TO
preserve Is contents In n accidental fire.
Tho Subscribers al manufacture all kinds of Boiler and
Chilled Chests Vaults Vault Doors and Money
Boxes Chests Brokers' elers and private families
for Pate, diamonds and Their valuables.
Sl.AS C. HERRING co,
25l ay, corner Murray Street.
Opposite City Hail. New York
AGENTS B. w KNOWLES, Richmond, Va; X. +. Lks'
TER Petersburg Va; j. H. THOMPSON & Co., lynchburS,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

well speedy Sold at the luictory No 90 Maiden Lane,
Nrw York aud by all Drug ,ist 25c 63c and 81 box
Gprl l6.liw.
la, TO the w0rid.-D sir II lee that IL =
duv to suffering umai y that should give relation
the great benefits have de rive from the Perry
VS. Pam Killer Last had the 10 lose
oi children by that dreadful scongcthe choleaan in
all human probability should hi facn victim the
thence myself II kind Providence had provided help
in the hour of need first heca acquainted with the Pain
Killer hist tray cling the rive th my husband
in tn" highest terms remedy for cholera thought
nei" If II at the time but the ght attacked by
til" cholera In the worst form cd to remedies
used 10 arrest It's but all In seized with
vo't cramps, and my discharges
e rter as did those of dear cl,rcn previous 10 he,
death was looked upon lost bL at thought Of
e passenger and administered to lose exrerirncd
almost immediately cessation of pain. The dose
ed ~ intervals OF fifteen minutes four trc times and tho
result was my complete recovery lee e. ni'cn that
lo Ia the Pain Her and only regr, had nuhavc
known of its extraordinary virtues cartier Then might have
>s II tho lives "f dear children Sin that tine have
H The better Ike H. As great tan ly madeleine II has
equal. SARAH SANDERE EkY, st Louis.
sold by all medicine dealers.
Sold by JOHN II. SEAY. Lynchburg april l62w.
PROT. Wood, the renowned disc.,v rrcr of ,hr
Invaluable Hair Restorative" still coninu, labor
ha of the afflicted His medicines rsfiy
b the American to be superior all 9th for
Ing the hair the head of the aged to f,rt with
mtch vsor and lnXrancc when bless with the advan.
a4cs Of youth There be doubt We fla
the innnmcrabc Testimonials which the Professor has in his
possession that Is of The greatest dsco,er r the med
3l world II restores permanently hair t. M original
color and makes it beautiful silky winch his
been desirable in all of the wnrd 1t frequently
happens that old men beautiful and amiabc Young Ia
Dies. and not unIrequenty old MAIDS make victims
haromc good naured gentlemen aud by what
cess has heen determined lately when it was
attributed Ia the this invaluable Hair
sI,ic Journal
Sold by all good Druggists. april l6.,v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20


Ell ~ BAKERS PREMIUM birrEKs-Io Mr. 4. Bakor-Dca
S IN Jusl'ce 10 yourself anl who may similarly
a' permit me +" tie INSTANCE of the fcm,rhap.s
Qua .N "a your Premium DerS. Lad used them
Gutocentv, but my wne having been atii ted wuh
"H, ahe"ton and dsordered stomach, the past
"e'' t"rs used in IL restore her
= 9TH She was under the constant Treatment al I've
~ able ply cans but relief could be had tAr
several certificates the remarkable made 10y
cis persuaded my wife try them she did aul in
ut" time she beg rapidly. No: only her
all ton and disoercd stomach removed but Ter
raj hrath is better than it has been
usiug and shall always tonnue yonr Bir,crs.
thisn usiice' yourself aud for ,r cnr OF
who are similarly afflicted. Your obed servant
'.iehmopd June ~, 1851 THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
BakEKs PktMIrM BrrERs -Richlnond Sept l.. i~,1 1t
l. with willing pleasure that add my testimony I" the virtue
Of BAkfhs PREMIUM BIrtERs in making permanent
81 established of Dyspepsia, which have suffer
c much for the last lively. montia Also wife Is
T. with after suffering for from de-
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hc them, convinced Of their valuable
r"nhdcriy recommend them the afflicted. j. ADAMS.
For sNla by the Druggists in Lynchbur ard lay all ~"
principal Druggists in The Richmond, and risrw here III
Virginia; also, MessIs Cbas Sott Co, Washington city
ID & T. ii Saber & Co Baltimore Md d. H. Muller, Cow
nrton, Ky and Barnes a Park, n Y.
Orders filed by addressing T. BAKER, Proprietor.
oct is k,chuund Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

hOilOwny's Pttls tho most
rdy deeply seated and gsiandng internal denses
eNau In biors disorl nd all cmrants All ing fr.m
diseased Nyc,, the Ihesc marvellous Pills
well speedy Sold at the ,uficiory No 20 Maiden Lane
Nrw f"k aud by all Drug list ut 23c 6c and 81 box
gpr