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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24

The GOLD NEws.-They say that all is not
gold that gltters, but the dispatches this morn
ing leave no doubt of the existence of rich
gold mines in the vicinity of Pixies Peak.
Horace Greeley bears evidence of the fact, and
no more reliable testimony than his could be
desired. We hope it will be sufficient to con-
vince one New York journal, at least, of the
truth of the statements recently made in con-
nection with this matter. We regard it as a
fortunate circumstance that Mr.. Greeley is in
the midst of the mines at this time.--.St. Louis
Democrat. .. ..r ..-.
Our opinion is that Horace Greeley has given
no such testimony as is alleged. The truth is,
the story is another hOae. Men-young men,
if you have homo, stay at home. Don't run
after shadops.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24

It is stated that about half the crew of the
United States frigate st. Lawrence have gone
IN body TO washington, to lay serious COM
plants before the Secretary Of War. They
state that revolving punishments have been in
hicted upon them, and some Of their heads
were shaved, and that while suffering from de-
lirium, resulting from the broiling sun upoR
their unprotected heads, numbers of them
jumped overheard. They also complain that
they had been upjustly fined in sums which
seriously diminish the amount so hardly
earned. The health of some of the men is
said to have been so much undermined by pro-
tracted severity, as to incapacitate them for
further duty in the service.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24

The completest thing in the way of Re-
frigerator it has been our lot to witness thus
far, was yesterday shown us by Messrs. A. II.
x &. II. Miller, at the general house furnish
ing goods establishment, 237 State street, cor
ner OF Jackson. The article referred to is
aWinships Improved Self Ventilating Refrig-
orator. The idea is to let the foul air pass of
by means cf ventilation, and while the air ad-
mitted is not sufficient to effect the melting OF
the ice to any observable extent, it is sufficient
for the purpose thus instead of everything
tasting alike, as is the case with other ice
boxes, you have cool and natural ,FaUored food
when stored in a "Winship."-O Chicago Press
Dc Tribune. i- , .E lan5 .'a..t.f - -
If the " Refrigerator be what we are led
to suppose, an agency here would make it pay
we'll. We want a "Winship.n
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24
The Evansville Enquirer of the 2lst ult.

The Evansville Enquirer of the 21st ult.
says: ........
We have purchased one of Hoes new cylin-
der printing presses, which is completed and
will probably be shipped to us this day. We
have also bought one of the ERICSSON CA.
LORlC ENGINES, which will be sent TO us as
soon as it can be built, when ours will be the
second printing Office west of the Allegheny
mountains driven by this new motive power.
We will be able to present 10 the citizens of
Evansville and Southern Indiana the novelty
OF printing press worked at the cost of ten
cents day.
The Daily Press" of Cincinnati was the
leader in this "ncw order of things
In less than twelve months Ericsson Ca
LoRIc ENGINES will number hundreds in the
West. A new paper to be started in Indian
apolis, Ind, on the lst of July,i to be printed
with CalOric.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24

TOMORROW the Moulders, ETC., give their
First Annual Picnic at Metropolitan Grove.
The steamer Champion No. will leave the
foot of Walnut street at half past seven o.
clock, and land at Whitaker's landing in Full
ton, and at Newport and covington, at the
foot of Fifth street, at eight O'Clock Nc
Donald's brass and string band will be in at
tendance. ..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24

Mr.. Cyrus KNowLToN, Principal of the
Hughes High School, was presented, yesterday
morning, with a fine rosewood chess table,
accompanied by an elaborately carved set Of
chess, in ivory. Mr.. Jno. NJ. Edwards, First
Assistant, received rosewood desk, ard Miss
Wright gold bracelet. The presents were
made by the graduating pupils. ..r."
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24
Departures OF Trains.

IsDIAsAroLIs AND CINoMSArf-66O A. NJ; 1900 NJ;
500 p. NJ.
CISCIsNAT1, HAMILTON AND DAYToN-Indianapoli
and Cleveland 500 A. NJ Sandusky Mail, $40 A. M;
Sandusky, 43O ?. Mi Accommodation, 600? NJ.
LIrTLE mIAMI-Cleveland aud Pittsbug, 600 A. M;
Cleveland, Pttsburg and Bcllar, $50 A. M. Column
bus Accommodation, 4:40 P. M; Cleveland, Pitts
burg and Bellair, l1;30 p. NJ s'f
OHIO AND MIssIssIPPI-St. Louis, 900 A. M; Louis
vile, 200 p. MI Sc. Louis, $40 ?. N.
PITTsBURG, COLUMBUS AND CfNCINNATI (Steubenylle
Short Line)-East Front-street Depot-6:OO A. M;
500 A. M; 1880 p. NJ.
CLEvELArD, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI-Eaat Front
street-6:00 A. NJ; S,30A. NJ; 1890 p. NJ.
CINcINNATI AND MAR1BTTA-6:l5A A. NJ; $50 P. NJ.
A. M; 1901 p. NJ.
CovINaroN AND LExINGToN-6:2s A. NJ: 2.30PM
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24

MICHAEL WHITNEY, tho individual who COM
mittcd the dastardly outrage on Daniel Van
Matre, few months since, had hearing in
the Police Cou.t, yesterday morning, and was
held to bail in the sum of 81 500 for his appear
ance at the next term of the Court of Common
Pleas
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24

4 WANT of iugenuousness is exhibited in a
morning paper, in refusing to give proper Gre
dit to the officers who made the arrest of Jesse
Davis, the burglar. He was arrested by Off
Ger Hazen, of the Independent Police, and not
by officer Fletcher, of the Regular Police. The
Independent Police are known and recognized
as energetic and efficient officers, and should be
encouraged in their undertaking. al
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24

In WEDNESDAYS Press, we stated that the
draymen of the Catholic faith are to have
picnic on the 4th of July. We were in error
in saying draymen of the Catholic faith" as
we understand that draymen of all creeds are
expected to participate.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24

A GRAND picnic came off yesterday at Brom-
ley, Ky. Only those who are acquainted with
Harry Haxted, the proprietor of the beautiful
grove at that place, can truly appreciate the
good time on this occasion.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24

FREDERICK BucKHoLD, the proprietor of
coffee house, on the corner of Patterson alley
and Walnut street, was fined $5 and costs in
tho Police Court, yesterday, for selling liquor
on Sunday.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24
PROBATE COJrRT

A deed of emancipation in favor of negro
man named Drummond, who had been the
slave of E. X S. W. Tufts, of Memphis, Tenn,
was entered of record. Also, similar deed
executed by Elizabeth Levett, Of Arkansas, in
favor Of q negro named Talbot
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24

WILLIAM Bobby, a resident of Covington,
while crossing the Ohio river, near Mill street,
yesterday, in q skif, fell overheard and was
drowned.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24
CINCINNATI, FRIDAY, JUNE "a. :
Local News.

ONE thing we would like to know: Why the
Dayton papers are frequently not in our P. O.
box till the day after publication ?
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24
PRICE ONE CENT.
Literary.

ulsunBulsneu physician who thanked Go
cause he was deaf, since it saved him
hearing word of nonsense. But we ar
clined to think that quite as much non
enters through the eye as the ear.
The monarch had a library containing
enough to load a thousand camols. az
not read all this" said he. "Select the c
and essence of It, and let me have 4
Whercupon the librarian distilled this oce
words down to thirty camel loads. "Too |
yet" said the monarch, "I have not tin
read that" Whereupon the thirty loads
double distilled and selection was made
cient to load q single ass. "Too tnem
said the monarch. Whereupon 20 the
distilled, and the only residum W the re-
lines written on n palm-leaf: ongres-
"This is the sum of all science or the
"This is the sum Of all morale united
is good, and practice It," ss slavery
"This is the sum of all creeer oil the
is true, and do not tell all yoI property,
The following are among = rirotin, SuGn az #
shortly to be issued: "Elei. II
i've" by John Ruskin-"ho doo,o,
Geo. D. Prentice" Hope "'eiio0
ions MISS TOnd.i. 1OngG.o'Llie M sr Tor friend,
she'll, Nfo,''s;.Tn i En1s' LIE DOUGLAS.
Life of Schiller-Recol
Rogers-a new Poem by
terparts," by the author o9s metre, OH
ter''-"A Mans Heart"-evening, IA
Charles Mackay, etc., etc. two other
A new paper is soon to erintendent
London, by DR.. Chas. Mac"'"ere aiso
tinguished Americans are
Mr.. Mackay is also about to pSenger from
entitled "a Mans Heart" 9ay, Dear
America will shortly appear,TE executive
the Uarnors FrW. Plumer.
chon,to., om Friday,
on John Quincy Adams, haaaine. ;ndi.
sentence: " lie had now to .ook railroad
ocratic msjorities for thoul Az. 600 has
make himself popular By Jetrof this citv
hticdt associates, he could nea Southern
dence of the growing party O. soon tako
Mr.. Swinton, the author ofion of the
Words" has in preparation
work of the same nature, to -
Unworked Mines of the Enministra-
The offer of prize by the
| for tho best historical dramld's Wash
nations, and time is allowedearn that
next November. .. .. Ipate of all
Among the manuscrints ofded in ma
a geographical work Of gresing abso-
any hitherto published. nthstand-
MI ,,o.a, :..... ,er of tho
of ,bO Tnn;su;I,o ' To"rnni VI iso appear
TshoS - Mo e VI, oUuin"i' forgiveness,
"'m." III to" oih' politicians,
The author of the spicy the batobct
Papers," is said to be Mr.. President
young lawyer of New York. chaffering
Henry Kingsley, author of
| lyn," is the brother of the X.
ley, author of "Alton Locke
A book is announced in Par,es this
femmes doas Get aus, woman a from
nence') H.a -. H.. rwith
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24

race took place on Wednesday, on tho
Union Course N. Y, between Lady Woodruff,
deorge Patohen, and Brown Dick, which was
won by the former. The race was for $500,
mile heats, best three in FIVE, in harness. It
was the best trot that ever occurred on any
Course-the last three heats being the fastest
ever trotted oonsecutivey. The time Of the re-
spective heats was 2.3OH, 1929, 2.291I, 2.SON,
2.3lM and 2.3I.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24
Arrivals of Trains.

IsDIASAroLIs q CINoINNATI-s:4O A. M; s:S5 P. NJ;
9:35 p. M
OINoISNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYroN-T:45 A. NJ; IO:I7
A. M; $40 p. M; l0;l0P
LIrrLE MIAMI7;sO A. NJ. 1:sO p. M; 7ls p. M lo.45
. p.
MARIETTA AND CINcIHNATI-l0:2OA 4. M; 9:l5 p NJ
OHIO AND MlssIssIPPI-7;l5 A. NJ; 200 p. NJ; lOl p NJ
CovINGToN AND LExIsGroN-l020A A. M; 1905 p. M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04


90 bat Democrat Is capable Of planting . rose.
bush. OF trimming the supsrauoas leaves Of Sc
res6am. No Wing understands the proper dispo-
eitish Of . greenhouse or the tasteful arrange
- ofa Conservatory. This. ct least, Is Demo-
offe belief Il is cot oursl
u all seriuusnsss, does MT this insigniacant
MASTER in ITSELF suggest The rapid decadence and
disqualification Of the American system Of politics!
When We are reduced to 90 low an cob ~ this
that the very humblest mental officer Of the Gov
eminent 10 appointed to Office upon the faith Of his
party politics, and upon the recommendation Of
"large numbers Of the most prominent men in his
Stats," what is the next step' Who can tell
This Is trining circumstance in itself We
have adducsd it only rs illustrative Of the dis
graceful extent to which pa'tizanship is carried
in the Federal Government, and as sgn6cantof the
low standard of political morality which has been
erected by n corrupt and corrup,iag Adminis,ra-
tion!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04

dime from It, they will he w,ii"s Tor The WE
- 60 to vork and replensh it, that they may once
again iHdslge sheir favorite luxury OF depicting
II. On h very poor business for Democrat
without .,ds monish," and though they have
happy faculty for squandsring the publi' treasure
or Of appropraing it to their own use. they never
accumulate It in the vaults Of the Government. =
As statesmen. they are nm improvident set. though
they arc never accused Of neglecting their person
al interest 10 the spoils.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04

We tee it stated in Of tho papers that
General George Washington Walla',e J,nos, our
new Minister to Bogota, has appointed Mr.. John
Savage Of Washington city his Secretary of Lega'
ton. Mr.. Savage is II young lr,hman, who has
some talent. which he formerly aired in the cdi,o-
rial columns Of tho Washington States and. per
hnps would make good Secretary Of Legation
at Bugoa as any else. said officer having moth
ing whatever to do. But it SO happens tina there
is no legal provision for such an Office at all No
such Office has been created Or recognised b the
law--nnd, therefore Mr.. John Savage cam OF be
legally paid for his imaginary services. We are
warned by past experience, however, that this lit
tie difficulty is easily obviated by the present Al
ministralion. The Office of Surveyor Of the Navy
lark at New York is one not created by Laws nd
yet this officer, and hreny-tco subo,iinates. arc
all paid out Of the public Treasury So will il be
with the Secretary Of Legation to Bogota- tie
wall he paid out Of the Treasury law ur no law. -
Whit do the Democracy care about law, when
they are rcwarding their partsans, and spend ng
II hundred million of dollars per annum
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04

NlpnurG op.- : amb, belonged to master who
MA constitutions IL addicted to lying. Snm,r,
hcing strongly de- oted 10 his master, hal ly dlt
ut long practice II ace himself an adept IN giving
plau,ihilny to his master, largest storrs.
Dne day. when t he master was entertaining bis
gur,t> in his Gust mary manner, among other
marvellous facts. he related incident which took
place in one of his 'unting excursions.
Il fired ut II buck - said llc lat one hundred
yards distance, and the bail PASSED throu.h s
rit, hnl foot, aud tt m ugh his head, jus, back ol
h> ear.
This evidently pro, 'utins some little doubt upon
the minds of his gnes is, lie called upon Sambo t,
c"rrol,uratc him.
'le~ missa.' said lie almost confuundr, slave
after Il moment hest n ON me see de ba! hin
Inn .Irs rs massa Ii to de gun To he eyes. de
buck iii up him hine .nos to scrach him ear an
ma>>as ball 20 clear through him foot an head,
nj "e same time.
Tae guests sau sfi ID with the exp'anation
and swallowed the whole without further hc>it;l.
tion but when his guess were gone. Sarnbo ven
turcl upon his masters good humor so fur as 10
nn>truie
For Cor Almighty sake. massa. when you tell
another su n his il. dont put um 50 fur aparj.
me hab dcbblish bard work for to gen um togel-
der
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04

A facetious friend Of ours thinks that the Te
mocrscy will make no serious opposition to
change Of Administration that they feel the ne
cessity Tor it. even to subserve their uwn interests
He argues very conclusivey in this wise Having
plsndsrsd the Treasury. and extracted the last
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04

Ss1y~ We are requested to announce JOHN b
J. LOGAN randii for he Office If If In
Board OF Public Works march "a dtdofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04
For House Of Delegates of Va.

Wy" At the solicitation If many friends of all
i"uiha parties announce inys.i n candidate represent
III" county OF tamrbe In the iisse Delegates
Virginia zap IL ldtlofc. BOWLING CLARK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04

E-If- We are authorized to announce Gen. o
G. CLAY candidate for the Off Commits II IN
ioad of Public Works. may 3d&ctiofe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04

HoiioWuy's Ointment nad Pills. -Wishsat
these the mother at family uld be- short Of the Domestic
fh ean OF the nineteenth ceninr, the acting as
remedy for cuanpous doTdrs and he h.r tor Internal dis
Sold At the No 90 Maiden Lane
York and by all Druggss 2c &c. q per pot
april div,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE,
For Board of Public Works.

Ray We are authorized to announce Hon WM
1EEDWAi. of PitsyIvana, candidate for ,he ofire oi
= commissioner d" the Board ui Pubic Works
may 3dtdoi,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Grover ~ Baker. celebrated Family sew ~.
Machiues 40 Eeaiway New Yor md ic baltimore
Barmore-A NEW STYLE PR Or. S,h--lIEMMERS =
IN IRA-Ih MAJ hine from spools, MS prrcha
from tn" store. requiring Jug thread Ii Hens
F"Is inhes aud stitches in style. his ing
hy its operation nh the
dc IS is required by other machns 1t will do better
chral"r sewti than can IL she oI
one rrai an hOHr. Send for a crcuar
3dIs. T., SPENCE. AGENT Jypcbburp Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04

ynE Tran MAss,CRE.-Dr. Furnry. Snpcrin-
tcnicnt If n'ian Affairs for Utah. writes To the
iaIan Bure NJ. under date of March II, that he
j. IN possess ION oi such reliable information rs
leaves M duu h, at the completely Of the M1lm"ils
in the Mount, lin Meadow massacre, anl that after
which there as distributed among the leading
rhurth dignita ries thirty thousand dollars worth
ct property. b, ,sihes considerable sum ct ready
~ ,ney. The seventeen children who escaped
wee in his (F'ri cy'sl care, and arrangements
h,ri been made 'cstorc them to their Tread, in
ArAansas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04

rncr teaches Fr>erS ihroa rheumatismu
sizes huious affections headaches ali scmL
au bowels, bo al ""stiv" ami d ci character an,
t, in1laies q" and children, have been cured by
g: Branirrhs Pills 10 tel HAT have
hons e" dollars To make this truth kptwn Is OF itself
nning fact aud yet never ucr word spoken An.
what Is the result Why, that alb hrce million persons
TIE United Stat partially hoii,vr their icary
raj idea at the benefits b. Il
sickness. But hat field for phIanihfophy What mill
to be rted Aud let this
l. nd only Christianity in The bcn its capable
c"ii'ing on mankind Lat not ,ctirai PERSUADE
thai Is andetls tS Inack remedy 1t thing
hat sell ynn # slIngs these could suppl.
far dollar NJ, herbs and all .irpa In my
!ahnriry. wh'r- steam ni ~ hunlrcd and
h"fs" power Il "mlNcl rAcins,,y r Tins purpose. beside
an extensive water ""er In usee hes. Pts risk Moth
ing tor they haH, been used by n.ils that should
feel "''rd to take sly dost Wi be- able certainly
live th'ngh the opcr tin; and have the laugh
yn sd when tho doctor tells hat he bit your
ary wit that last medicine Co in the Pills
lhS =" III cure Without hurting teeth gnus
IN every way improve Your h. Sold at No aHi
Sire BandretS Building: aad b! all peetabe dealer.
h'iicne. april - dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04
SPRING AND SUMMER
g. - " - 80:
lraiL l3lW 1859.
GEORGE, II. RUCKER.

bfNiiiilH,,, kIHGINIA
- 'Sili'; fI 10y calls t" # te laii q and his
/. - n''~ rr.sv To his strn'iil .oc. ii SPtING q
Il NHj4. t'jpilS npcu"a in sale On the
Al 'trm> The stuck l,rg. well as.
~. =. il' ,"p" -ivl.s racing. do,s full
tl' + l"N'. ' ihe csa2s' III" goods
ga 1Ht tiaWns every i'nor 'nn,iy sung them.
-'''- Dry q d. II t'her III j AFTER pnalc,
.'tr''. '' -" a IL l"r,t"ai I'M pro. Il
A 20 ds vi At ras bnt cha - g,odr
custer t ii l SIRED mad special con.
tr"t, or the nay he allowed tut. In all cases,
prompt 'ni required selling cash pri,
very profits which he sells W III oil permit
counts to stand over after they become due.
trin ninas II any kind whatever, thii with
Goods SOIL VIII goods 4 off be taken back
chanreh. april i3.dfts r.
ftOAa AND WOOD YARD.--Haviny pur.
~ cha, n MIR. CAM'LLus CHRISTIAN his we'll known
3pAt AND No'D YARD, together with all his
teams fcsict nil, 10 friends aud
I>prhbutg that am AIRED furnish the best quality
1t COAL. y Nj NoDD the shortest notice,
reasonable terms LA lug ony
oumers send their orders immediately TO
he ward WA STROLLER Co.'S receive prumpt at
hope The pubic via extend liberal patron.
assuring tA,h that or Labor part shall be
sp,g,d 1--WE entire sasncti n
TERMSAi bills will be considered due when the article
delivered -'rii - liy j iIDLCOABE ADAM
SN:ts!sks FLOWER EEDs Of every variety
n JUS rccetv Il aud for sale by
It, STABIER JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04

10, 10 the " orid.-D."r >r,-s lee ,aa, i, IL
dnty owe to suffering humanity t' slonll give relation
Of M Fcat ben HIS have deiv, from the of Perry Ia
W. Pam Killer Last summer had he
e" N, children by that dreadful s'"ure'the cholera-ard
i!Ign"' myself II Kind rr'v'ln', i MT pro,' Jeu hcp
IN u" hour "f need frat became "tpu intcj will the Pas
cm'n passenger had some with hin which he
in IT." lighest terms tened, Ter cholera thought
f 10 arrest is prnvI.ss bn, All ~ VAIN was scynh Mn
s'' cramps my discharges s,n . assume tn, IN,
ear"hr as did ho' OF my drar ei previous tibet;
The fam KlLltn Ny h".b r, .racG IL" bottle ",n Tel
10 ia>cnger AMI administered IL Il ST.
"lr' i immediately pan Tao d'se rer.
al Al Intervals OF hic'n n,un''s four
r''ni' was my olnr"t" ro"vrry lei cnuidcn that
known If its raornary "i,iu eari-r then migi-lyv
saN'i he lives Of dear cidr Snce time hay,
use Il the better S"' As sr"a, my n."deinr it Ia,
so,' hy all me !rinp dealers ~ ''''0
Sold by JOHN IL sEAi Iynci.hrrs. april lGaw
s'r"i, Wood, the rr""wprd d.-e"'rrer Of shr
h'i Of the afflicted lis m dsnr uivcr,iy
b. Il" American Press 1" be ia s"perr all o'lrrs for
ing the HAIR the head Of III" d, to with
mitch sigor ami uAiianre Whoa BLISS with the adva-
tags of youth There can be- donbr. place
tie mnnmerahi' testimonials VIII rh The Professor has in hi
i"s|r>"n, that II Of che discur
color and makes it six tenure" wn %s'
been Try desirable ia All ages OF III" world Il iropuu, y
happens THAI Old marry beautiful ible YOU ~
m and MT nnr Ghnti. e'n>y oil nr,ii make viri.n.
@ h, e"%a "i"r'a y"nns and by wh, pro
aiitb 'ted Ia TIL use OF this nvl able Itar
sat!r Journal
Sold by AL COOL Drugcisis april lSew
cr. Baumbnck la his trav, u the ca Ne al
Good Hope found "lr,nv among Dutch
o"rs oi the back AyerS Pr;ora which hoy
keep hung up by thong around ~ ct bottle To
Peg over their lAmmoehs. Indeed this their
against the thrUs unI disorders h,h are
qai irevai'nf them tioHEh speaking
The practical Gehas Of the people, thai t..
s"nhi furnish the staple bi- the only remedy pei
PIE hhy to Asking they nsed he
ls they told me that better grew all them
Ilan any b. dy could prepare. apri. 5,llm
SANFoRDS LIVER I\vIGORATuR
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS.
PtkIFlES THE BLUUD
SPRING MEDICINE.
n FAMILY MEDICINE.
y GOOD MEDItlNE.
CURtS LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES SIX uEADACHE.
CURES Hi.AIuCS ATTACKS.
,,,,. . -. CURES COSTLY LNESs.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DlARklIGA
CURES SUMNER COMPLAINT.
CURES CHOL!C.
IUHLS FLATULENCS.
See adNc tsemcnt Ia another column
march l5-d2in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04

Noliowny'- Pills nrc the n,Osi .rn rriimx rem
eel, "r cply seal, and long amiNg Normal disease,
tNtar In bilious disorders and COMPLAINTS airing fr IN
'i>s" live., the acti oi thes Pm
sje,dy Sold the manuf tory. y, ~ MsiI-u Lane
Nm l",k and Ly all Druggists as 63.. AMI pc,
i-ll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-04

- ~ I0 >e'oi c'ichraed W. Ids Fair Hams 81 ties
and &C krg- No Leaf LAID: 400 bs superior RIVE VIII.
KY; H bt". APpr Brandy i00 hls. Ref Sug ,r 900
hrt> 20 d. buckets and Br.ons 30 tubs extra NJ,
IN" Goshen Hh ter ltO bhis u's rure Rum: 80 bIs
ne IA" ahd 'r.r; 100 bbs NJ t. ami MackercI: lp
"a k"I nae reach brandy 20 punch ed Rum
% "'ts t"ha' 30 b3s Portland Syrup and N. q Mo.
ia'-''i fs"' ny JONES & co,
Ap l, y uts kirin,il Va