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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29
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szIUKoT8 69WI4Z Uz3IZzIlE55.
~ Ar zuess - - eosezazss PROF. o. sAt
men Judged bs III isse , labor sasing msehae
lr. he nabllc enTsraia siHgefs Sewing haeninrs
Ary eslabhing hghe Fepaalion In The gnied ssass
h., acre exhibited at he late Exposiioa Uniserssze ~
yra.ca where they carried OF The hghex premium; and
,r.al oanuactory make hem has eeeH built In Paris
In e,ery branch industry in we sewing is TO be dne
tls ariines tan used with Immense profit As the speed
If The I,a.ay train travelling fet 10 10 sewing with
singers MARKINGS compared with andseslnE No failoF
shoemaker dn-snHkeS, carriage trimmer saIdef halter 0e
49, be without The lair prant o. using ont o.
III, fsaeines ngniar. empose One lhoassha Dosass
,ear In all private families where there u maen ssns "
m don. ics invaluable assistance fiahls
and keepers lind them particularly convenient ana pf"n
d rh.. machines arr simple In their construction and
sry strong and Durable being The only Kind Of Sewing iH
chine ever made which ~ work coarse OF hne
could be- perfectly Thousands Of inferior and worth
less Machines made and sold under various
names singers Machines alone have been found cver!
where 10 .aiisf, the wants Of the people.
Plain prn,. instructions for using, sent with each ma
chine which any readily Mcguire the art OF mana
cling The machines packed securely W 90 10 any
lnr world TO all persons csiring more particular IN
frnnon will application by letter at either OF our ON
es forward copy Of l. NJ Singer Co.'S Gazette, paper
wholly devoted Ia the Sewing Machine interest.
l. NJ. SINGER d CO.,
Principal Office. Ma 1928 broadway, New York.
ANcn 0FFmgs-No. II Hanover St, Boston, No. VI Chap
81 S. New Haven. CT; Goserse n. Y: No 214 Broad ST.
ark N j. No Ia, Chestnut ST, Philadelphia No. 100 Bal
iimorc ST. Baltimore No. 81 Westminster ST. Providence, L.
l.: East Iil ST. Cincinnati: No. ID North 9Th 81, ST.
Louis No 81 ST. Charles ST. New Orleans No 20 Daupin ST.
Mobile tdec "A -d&cts,]
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A Pnarscr tAwYza.--An English writer of the
l7th century has girsh sketch Of .,l.a character
OF q perfect lavyss." The concluding sentence
se. in word. whilst he lives. he ID tho delight
tie count the ornament u shc bar the glory
his profession. the pattsnaf ioaoes.oe. the uphol
der esrisa., The seoarge Of oppression, tho terror
Of deceit and the oracle u his country; and when
death calls him 10 tAs hAr sef heaven by hadacs
corpus esss eossss. hs linda tho judge his also.
cate. nonsata the devil obtains hberaie from all
robes ia glory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29

0EN,L. SUITS. OFFICE, V. T. H. RI
LYScnnuBo, sept 93i 80.
uDEaaLuTIoNs adopted by hs Virginia tennessee Rail
IL rond Company, In relation The fas held la Nirgn,n
Rssolre That Members 81 In. various Agricultural
geces That aunua Fairs within he Commonwealth
Of virginia passed aud nom said Fairs the trgna
TenDesa,. Railroad, nj half price.
Resoirsd Thai The usual rates shall e charged upon NIL
animals articles going 10 rho Fairs Of the Agricultural So
c,ecs held In October neat
Rso,rs Tha, all such animals and articles hnsng
hi. road, return from the said fsirs en
pas. back point which The. started Tree Of charge
and 10 thus RETURN having passed down over this
road refunded the charges paid going do~n, upon The
of certificate thai such anna. articles have
been actually exhibited Mt either of the Aforesaid Fairs
.esoired That The attendants of animals going
from the Fairs shall BE- arsc ire, when IN
aciunl II en,anec Hald animals
b Rc.o,red That hi, Company, In transporting their
road animals ariii,s intended for exhibition e nar'
said Fairs under foregoing rguations III moi b" sp"n
.ble Tor my damage lss that may h fall sad nnln'
eos
by order Of the Boari.
.,pt ,2..Ilm T. H. GILL. Hrn' SUPP.
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usllE undersigned having To the store formerly oc
Il euped by e. I. l.chield ESD door lriY sau-
.ers beg leave to inform his friends, thai he engaged in
The Commission und Foao,ding Rusiness Keeps CON
ay on hand well selected, stock of unDs AND
GRO, EREs which he will sell ut prices fail 10 please
His facilities for doing AND srorgAE grsNg,s
are unsurpassed having house upon The Basin viii, val,
enclosed lot where consgnens and Pig Iron will
he entirely secure. &c ~ 49,
lie is still Agent for Lingsons celebrated Plows and pw
Castings and VIII always keep full Also Guano
Cement and Ground Plaster ' '
feb Ads WN T ANDERSON
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Removal! New Stand New Goods
l. ANlNG sold m. entire stock Of Goods stand
l. have located below the No,cl House. oi ose Hail
Lttry stable where will continue the Gfocet
sion BdSneSS Thankful I" IN! frions and
liberal patronage heretofore extended solicit cnn.-
OF the assuring, them will Offer inducements
cash will keep constantly hand, nice selection GRO.
tEklt-s AND iABLE baf GOODS; al,o, torn Meal, pas
and Mil Dhal. [. suEAKEE
march II dts
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Great Northern Western and South Westeii IL
MAIL ROUTE,
Via Virginia Central Railroad.

N
~ ~ ~ j sY--s.Er
UNoK Ghatioic-siie. siadno Law irpurR, ahd thhns"h
l. ka uu,aidotie, Az Two dali, Trains for Washington
baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Mheoing Cincinnati,
Louisville.
bay Mail und Passenger Train irnvcs Richmond, daily, at
$50 A. NJ
Nigh, Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
daily (cAerpt Slndays1 nj 6'i5 l.. NJ.
The \. A. lraln conncos Washington with tho 3,D
I. NJ, aud the n2a = 4. with tho io \ NJ. EKpreA iraus
from Washington Tor tho different paints Above nalh,
~ THROUGH lca.ta ean be ofnf.d ia lahehtliy nj the
Trkc once 81 The souhsie Railroad ,"mah!, "f A. w.
HoRNER, Ticket Agenl.
u. NJ" f"ih NV w
To baltimore .--.+......., II 30
To Washington and Alexandria ..--- .-...., 10 -
Inrs,nl,f br Washington nct down nj ltoIr
Pennsy lynniH Avenue tree of charge,
ani their baggage transported between the Dcos
In Richmond re II "arg, aud 10 III, Depot Hold
Pcnns Avena- Washington iii- saving hntt hire.
Through Iekris bc procured IN Washington Ia Pi,sbr1,
GAINESVILLE Dayton, Columbus Ohio, Decatur, JtiIrrr'u ,c
Indianapolis and Ain.enues, indiana lousi,' keniuch
81 Louis, Chicago, Sc. Sc, md NIL pnris Of thu West
sy- baggage checked through.
THOs DoDAMEAp,
July i3dts General Superintendent.
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NE w CONC RN.

fuNHE subscribers hive associated themselves together for
u purpose Of doing GROCERY COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the style and hrm u fRASkLS& 60 tiatlng from
the ~ 81 sepembes-vi keep hand nil times large and
veil sslecsd shock Of Groceries Liquors Dry Goods
.ad pAs their special attention to the se Of obaee,
Wheat Corn Flour Baeon and all other kinds Country
aaee They aaer themselves that from their long experience
W baAinss that ihay will be ahle do well
and The public generally other house In the city, and
prome % their best exeons please al who sy
them with their patronage They Will occupy the old
Erankiin Brother No. ~ Main Street. Liberty
Warehouse. JAMES FRANKLIN
@#. - ssss t4s Il. FRANKLIN, JR,
sept Hodts JACOB II. FRANKLIN
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For KichMOnd and Norfolk.
3S41t=2 :.=..E..2fa go

Soaboai i Towing and Transportation Company.
TusHi- COMPANY /. prepared transport Freight 10
l. and from d, nehhurg Richmond AMI Norfolk al the low II
Their nais through, without breaking bulk Ia md
from Norfolk thus avoiding all charges on The mn, nshe u
Acct III hrsiclass oais and linz steam Tug shippers ri n
market aud Merchandise the Eas calrtl-
late the greatest dispatch and economy. fighi received
daily, and charged point Nor
Freight nnd Toll, sec their printed list.
Il, II. STATEN, Agent al ly nehlarg
u, |. STATEN Agent nj Richmond.
GARRISON ~ MAlGNE, A. gents Al Norfolk
W. g. SMITH General superintendent.
June "a ds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29
Tin Foil and Metallic Cap Mandatory,

TIL FOII Hnu WttdII1C zap WdnuIaCIOTy,
No. SO Crosby Street. New York
JOHN j. CROokE &; Co.
Are misunderstanding under their Patent
IL % 4. /. 4; 40 EAN FOL IL.
PLAIN, PRINTED OR EMBOSSED,
aui;abe for @rappng
Fne Ont and Caeend.sh T,tuccos, Cheese, Spices d.
Thin Beaten Foil, all sizes, superior in dsiiliancy
and strength to the imported article.
METALLIC GAPS,
for scaling Bottles, Jars De, stamped with any NAME
sign required. Also,
Music Plates SOLDER Type & Bl tania Metals
march "a d6m
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIN l., manufactured by Whitiock
- Co.. Baltimore und,abIcdl. best preparation for To-
Wneat in \ trial will saIsf. any person
that II is superior 10 any other For sale by
.IAMrS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29

E)orKBiiDGE ALrM WArEl--.usl to hand, 100 caNes
III Fresh Alum Wafer . ..,,.
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Fine Watchas

Fine Watches.
M have on hand hne stock ot Got aud Steer MATCHES
w Of excellent quality, which will be pleased 10 sw-
Also, II large lot of told tAains.
aug 2-dts j. WILLIAMS h SON IS Main Street
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EEXrEA FiDt'R-lOo bblo. Extra Flour just received
4 4 cnn>i ..imcnt and for sale by
,,l.t ;,dls LEE, ROOKIE ~ co.
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R0binsOn's Manipulated GuanO.

ISIED >EEDCanar,, Hemp, Rape and Nav seed for birds
ja>t la hand and i1r sale by j. IL. THOMPSON.
s.i, dts Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29

:. IIlRTs nDsEkY Sc.sirt-, drawers, coliaFs oio''s
0is,y IIandkercies, stocks, Neck Iita &e &e I" Va.
ales, spring style, Just rsecisedb! -, ,.o,
uIrrLy 70 w ~. Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29

- PERPETRATORS! EEFRiGEEATokS!!-i have this
received lag" lot Of oi them
line. rng hal pressed tor rnui ana more "a Tor
money, Dsil dispose carly applicants for very
small a'l,an cost. -.... .....
ian 4l,lts EDWARD !. FoLkES.
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NJ RE tiQt'uIH FOR MEDICINAL PU RPoSES.-Fren
Il brandy, Old Port Mnie, oherr! Wine, Madeira Wine, Ma
Wihe London Porter all OF The best quality
ami L,r s4c at lHDMPSON'o Drug store.
sept 4B-tts 70 Main street
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lt.l)W ARD !. FOLK Is.

1NTAGD, DrPrY h CO, FRENCH BRANDY, in quarter
casks, Vintage isa sup, Java Coffee, ia packets Port
Wine IN righih e-loutt and onehali pipes Yer. old
nnl line Tor ,air lty JONES " w,
Iu, u dts Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29

sQacEETEATfp LYE.-1coo iss. Concentrated Lye jus.
1e{ - y: u. THOMPSON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29

VanuJ FIHtCH CtHsS Dy ""VNSu"s
And Warranted to Keep IN any Climate
No CAaise ioI ooxalIs OF CdiLage
april 2edis fiipAAs .. ine IMAM.
upRIME WIS TERN BACON slDEs and shoulder, choice
IL ", al. IN JONES ~ co,
- ~ N. Richmond Va.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20
Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, July ID.
The overland mail from California on the
9th ult., reached Jefferson City to day.
The town of Choma was destroyed by fire,
occasioning loss of 100000.
Forty-three convicts had escaped from the
California Penitentiary, on the 25th ult
Business is without improvement.
The Overland Mail has arrived here
The prisoners escaped from the penitentiary
by overpowering the guard. Twelve were
recaptured and eight shot while endeavorng
to escape.
The Italians at San Francisco raised S.
600 to send to Victor Emanuel for the bene'
fit of needy subjects.
The people of Carson Valley had called a
convention for the 18th inst to consider the
public safety.
The weather had been intensely hot
throughout the State, parching the vegeta-
tion, Some parts of the country we're look,
ing as though they had been burned. The
county of Santa Barbara had been visited by
a terrible sirocco on the 18th, forcing the
people to shut themselves in doors, killing
animals, and literally roasting the fruit on
the treess.
In the proposed Territory Of Nevada, an
election for delegate to Congress had been
fixed for the I'd of July.
Frazer River mining news continued dis.
couraging.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20

AOAA mAa1A0V.
NEW YoRK, July ls.
Flour advanced Ohio S4,70@5 90 for super
State, 5,20@5,50 for extra do; 5,t5@5T5 fol
common to good extra Western, 5,40@5 so.
Rye Flour at 4,O004,75
Wheat buoyant New white 81 ,55@I so
New Red 81 ,2O@l As. New southern ! 400
las.
Rye dull.
Barley dull.
Corn frm at92 for yellow; Yellow southern
93@g4
Oats dull at 4l@45.
Pork frm. Mess, Sl7, s0@l7,s71<.
Lard dull, l016@ll.
Whisky dull at 26I6.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20
Mabeas Corpus Slave Case.

BosToN, July 10.
In the Slave Habeas Corpus Case, before
Judge Metcalf this morning, there was no
appearance made against the plea of the
slave Maria Sackins, and she was promptly
discharged. She will probably return to
her master, Mr.. Holmes, on his promise of
more lenient treatment.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20
A CuRD wARRANTrD.

DR.. AMOS and son have devoted their attention
exclusively to this pecu lar class OF ms aides, and
the relief the have consequently been able 10 rem
der their Ii fully testified and grate-
fully Acknowledged by conN aIeAcCnt patients and
others daily arriving in town, from all parts Of the
country, for the express purpose only o consulta-
tions, while their eNeTtions hAFebeeD crowned with
the most signal advantages; Yet rom what they
have experienced in enquiriBg into the causes Of
these infectious complaints (Tom theiI most simple
condition to that of the most dangerous ano inv et
erAte) they have alwa senteTtaii ed the possibility
of their prevention and removal, ant hktwlse iu-
variAby found that the most horrible and malignant
forms of disease could most invariably be traced
to one OF the following gcGuBeB-lgnotance, neglect
OF the i'll effects of uLskiiul imp per treatments
therefore Dr. AMOS and SON have Bucceeded in
discovering in the selection oil their rtmaOieB,
safe, eiieotual and cautious course; emitting all
combination of remedies which bear an eqmvOcal
character, well those whose premature or iDju-
dieious application might be productive OF bad con-
sequences in the HANDS OF private individuals, In
short the iRudable end OF their remedies Is the less
ening of great mass OF human misery by the a!lev
iation relief and prevention OF those grievous af
hictions that In reality the secret foe OF e and
which, while they 80 extensively surround us, call
alol for skill and interference for their eNteI-
min Ltion.
COUN TRY INVALIDS.
Persons in an part of the world may be success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail OF their
case, with the remittance for medicines, etc.
Address Dr. AMOS and son, corner Main and
nna atrs Ruff N
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20
ANOTHER NEW BOOK
DIR. BopAPARTHB GREAT WORE

PRIVATE ouInE TO HEALTH
!. |. !. !. !. !.
IN REPREsKNTlNG ALL the disoaa-
z -. \ ca Of the genital organs Of the
ALj-k=., male aud female, with the latest
~ ~ N| discoveries In repfcdt elton, The
NJ " VI" afflicted should use DO remedies
KAnA gMl before learning 4 ON this valuable
tlS.ah work the superiority oi Vie hu-
HI - '11 thor's Pafia and London treatment
tfNI n Of private diseases--both married
ttd >and single should consu Il This
ID - book tells how to cure the follow-
'tli51llItr Ing Diseases, and enlightenh those
who gropc In darknessi
Gonnorrhma, elect, chordee, structure, Phymo-
sis Paraphymosis, Gravel, slphils, Bubol Wartsi
plotohes sensualsm, Seminal WCaknetej Menetut-
bation or self-abuee, Lcucorfhea ur Whites sup
preston OF the Mensea, Failing Of the Womli how
senpness. RbeumHtism, sc. n treats on Midwifery,
Abortion Miscarriage. eelebacyi WIN felpthIst " "
the young and old Of both seaVs, o, ,sts Il ~" w
Perfect Safeguard against Qunokery.
Fortieth edition-l00O0U copies sold annually
This book sent under seal, posi- phlu, 70 ~ ~ leils
oi ne world, hereeeipt oi " s'H'''' NV ''F
DR. Boaapartc's TeatPreventive
This simple, healthful and, yet effectualpreyent-
coys,J ~ S b v ears oi eXperionce
and in no instance has IL iailed when eppi icd ao1
cording to direction.-Alarried people who 90 not
wish TO inerea etheirfamiies should be In poseits-
ion Of this instrument. Piroe reduceoto 90.
DR. Bonapartes Freneh Patent Male salc This
article enables those whoae health or cifcumstan-
ces &c not permit increase OF family, to regulate
d limit the number OF their offspring, without in
preventive against pregnancy and disease. The
above article II specially intended TO fulnl this de-
sideratum, it H. perfectly eaie no metallic substance
enterB into Its composition. The price Of the
French Patent Male Sale, dollar the sing one,
four dollars per half dozeni and seven dollare per
dozen. -
Madame Lozier's Female Monthly Pils is safe
and reliable remedy for suppressiona and al female
diseases. Ladies' should not use them during pieg-
nancy, they viii produce miscarriage. fiee, one
dollar per boX-extra fine yedollars. sent 10 any
address by mail, post free. No letters Will be an
swer6d unless they contain remittance or postage
stamp.
Ali orders ddressed to DR.. J.. BoEAPARTE, No. 1897
Sycamore street, between Fifth and Sixth streets
Cincinnati Ohio, Will be punctually attended to-
Dr. can be consulted upon all secret disease. lie
is unquestionably acknowledged TO be the cham
pion and king OF NenCrenl Diseases, and only Ply
stefan In the Union who has Travelled on the contn-
ent Of Europe, and the only Doctor who has visited
their celebrated Hosptals as well eE their medica
Institutions, and receiving their monthly reports
offers to all those who desire to consult profession
al person the result of forty yeas experience IN the
| Hospitals OF Europe and America Confidential con-
sultstion daily, from A. NJ. until p NJ,
apr1t-l1daw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20
Daring Attempt to Rob IA Bank

bToCKBRIDGE, Mass, July 10.
A daring attempt to rob Bank has Just
been detected. Last night man who gives
the name Of John Smith was discovered
while operating on the vault of the Housa-
tonic Bank, in this city. He says he has
been engaged at the work for nearly three
weeks. He had almost effected an entrance
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20
GGttsi By GtIsda~',
From washington

! WASHINGTON, J
The President has recognized En-
tian Hammon, as vice Consul Of
for the State Of Massachusetts,, re
Boston.
The British and Spanish Minister
pairing 10 leave the city, for the
visiting the Summer resorts, (cor
White Sulphur), in the North.
sian Minister intends to visit Shai
for his wife's health. The other
have already left the city.
During the absence Of the Pres
cabinet meetings will be held as
/ Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Indian Bureau contemplate
pointment of local agent 10 n
the Pawnees, in order 10 enable
else control over them and prev
difficulties.
The Court Of Claims has adieuri
first Monday in October.
Private advices faom Tucson, A
July 2, state that Peschiera had
HerDeosolla, and expressed his
driving all the Apache Indians NJ
line, with the aid Of the Sonora
The revolt of the Gagui and
dians seemed 10 haYe been supp
another has broken out in the
part Of Sonora, and band Of fOu
dred meB, under Papago Indi,
was creating great damage 10 pro
was expected that Lieutenant NJ
Edward Cross would fight duel
Of July. Lieutenant Mowry's grievance il
an abusive letter concerning him, oommu'
nicated to the States, newspaper Of thi
ciIy)
The Indians in Arizonia continue thoi
depredations. A company of volunteers ar
in pursuit Of them.
The Secretary of the Interior has, unds
the act Of March Sd, 1852 making appro
priation, preliminary to the eighth census
appointed Mr.. James q. G.. Kennedy to TAX
the direction of the work.
1t is we'll aseertained fact known to tn
Indian Bureau, that very many of the lndial
disturbances are justly attributable to tn
encroachments Of the whites on the reserya
tons set apart for the Indians by the GEN
eral Government.
The whites having once obtained posses
sion, there is no way (the U. S. militar
force being smalD to dispossess them, an'
sometimes, in consequence of their remain
ing unlawfully on the soil, new treaties hav
to be made with the Indians, who are thu
continually harrsssed in their affairs owini
to the inadequate number OF Indian agents
and tho Indians are 80 scattered it has beei
found impossible in every case to carry GU
all the treaty obligations, or in time to i'm
press the Indians fayorably by an exhibition
of our good faith, and to prevent dissatisfaC
| ton arising from untitled pledges The pres
ent Commissioner of Indian Affairs, MI
Greenwood, who is thoroughly acquainte
with Indian character, and always pratical
| ly shared warm friendship for them, will
il is believed recommend to the next Cor
gress such measures as will lead to the car
rying into effect of all our treaty obligations
for the fulfllment of many to which no ap
preparations have yet been made. This
especially the case as those with the Indian
of Oregon and the Territory of Washing
! ton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20
Kansas Constitutional COmYen-
ton.

ST. Louis, July 10.
A special dispatch to the Bulletin states,
that the Bill of Rights, before the Conven-
tion, provides, that no distinction shall be
made between aliens and citizens in relation
to the possession of property. 1t also pro-
yides. that no slavery shall be allowed in the
State. A decided majority of the Con-
vention favor instructing the Supreme
Judges to disregard the Fugitive Slave Law.
A provision is made for a homestead law,
embracing homestead Of 160 acres and i'm
provements not exceeding $4,000.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20
Tornado.

MEMPHIS, July 10.
A tornado destroyed eight spans Of the
railroad bridge, at Decatur, Sunday night.
Loss $4,000.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20
NEW TREATM ENT.
PRIVAT L
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE !

A 4 the Buffalo Private Hospital-E Estab-
n lished for the cure of syphiiB, seminal Weak
ness and the Secret InfrmitioB OF Youth and NAtu-
rity by Dr.. AMOS n SON, Buffalo, N. Y. once,
corner OF Main and Quay streets, (up staits.)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION,
An instrument for the cure OF genital Debility, or
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known as SEM
inai Weakness, etc. Can be permanently cured in
from fifteen days TO two months, by the use OF this
instrument, when used conformity with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR.. AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
that they have invented a most important instru-
ment for the OF the above diseases lthas been
subjected to test by the most eminent phygicians in
London, Paris, Phi aGeiphia and Rev OH; II has
been declared the only useful instrument which has
ever yet been invented, Tor the cure OF seminal
Weakness, any disease OF the genital OTganH,
caused by the secret habits OF youth Price Ten Dol
lars, by Mail or Express.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20

Death Of the Mayor OF PiItsburg.
NASHVILLE, July 10.
Mr. Garven, Mayor of Pittsburg, died of
sunstToke.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20

This new and beautiful style of SUMNER HAT
received and for sale by
Chamb erlain & Parker,
apr9O sl4, THIRD STREET.