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News from New Mexico.

WASHINGTON July 10, 1882
Dates from FL Paso 70 tho 18th Of June state that the
Apsches had stopped and robbed the mail coach Tue
son They had also robbed the Patagonia Mining Com
papy Of several thousand dollars worth Of property
Other minor depredAons had also been perpersted by
them, and they had committed murder ~ the copper
mines. detachment Of troops ordered out by COL
Bonneville but he had not enough at his disposal
make effective campaign. Herecommends the creation
or four new military posts in Arizona.
There much CONSERVATION az Sonora at the rise of
the Apata and Vague Indians, who defeating the
Mexican government troops and advancing the settle
rncnts.
bitter contest is anticipated in New Mexico between
Mr.. Otero and Judge Watts for the de!egateship.
Since the capture Of Aazatlan by Pesqnera there has
been shipped to San Francisco from MazAan, Guaynas
and Manzania silver 10 the amount Of Sill o0o while
half - much moro has probably been smuggIed away
BY the British war vessels on the coast
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Rupture Cured BY Marsh & Co.'s Radical
cure puss They keep SIX elastic stockings for vacos
vena eupporter and shoulder braces Instruments for DE-
formiies m&de order No. vesey SretA AaOe House
New York
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ST. LOUIS July IL, 1859.
special despatch TO tho Democrat says that the dole
gates from Wyandotte county to the Kansas Constitutional
Convention from Southern Nebraska were admitted to
day. with the privilege Of speaking and making motions
on the questions connected with their misso(n
petition from the New England Emigrant Aid Society,
asking indemnity for the destruction Of the Free State
Hotel at Lawrence, WAS referred.
The Nebraska delegates presented memorial praying
that the Convention take to extend the northern
boundary Of Kansas the Nebraska river Referred to
q special committee.
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BarthOlf's Celebrated Sewing Machines.
GREAT INDUCTION IN PAICE3.
NEW ~ YLEs $50 AND $40.
BA2IH0Lr Manufacturing Company,
43f Broad way, corner Of Howard street
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Kerosene OH.
full supply OF this hvoriie oil now be bad Color,
light lemon, and free from al impurities
AU6fRN6. A9enis, IS Pearl areee N. Y.
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Arrival of the Canada at Boston.

Bosros, July Is, 1859.
The steamship Canada arrived here at eleven o'clcco
night. Her pals will be sent South tho New Haven
read by the train which leaves here at early hour TO-
morning, and which is due in New York about
Eve O'Clock the same afternoon.
The Canada reports that she struck iceberg July
0, at LAS P. n, in Lat. 4s.45, long 47.47.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
Ts The world EurpAsoina all rada 6old and annad
.he napufnctcyy H3 BrcadwSy
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Hills Hair Dye, SO Cents, Black or Brown
Depot No. Barclay street Also sold at 800 Broadway.
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Long and Coottnu ed Use or the Brazilian
pebble ipec ,s dsSa not fatigue The eye, but sAblac he
70 pursue the mnst minute employment either BIZ day
o csaalsush. For sale only b ,,,o,,,
ee9k Broadway, under 10 LNfsrre House
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The Draw1ngp of the Sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware.
FRANCE, BaOADRENTs CO..
hAsAGKRs.

Tho Legislature OF the staie Of Delaware tn last sessson
having given 10 France Bro sdee Co lottery act fo
By the 0ov@rno rad siae " superineud the ngy
said lottery do hereby certify hat the following no
bers drawn this day
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Genin, Halter, 5O7 broadway, AZ making a
clean Of bis prces The
they 30 astonishing. Call soon you wsh . bargain
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o. A. Bills, Commission am Exchange Bro
ker-orders puncuay attended w. Office lT5 Greenwich Ct
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Marrs-d.
CRxKY-ScoTI. Tuesday M,v 10 h..h. D. T.
seph Mckee, WILLIAM cassvy, Of New orleans. 70 ELIZA
BETH Sour, daughter Of the late Rev. Or SCOT, A. ow
ak, New jersey. "S"' " Nv"
HApDISGE-FrEN.--On Tuesday, July u 4. a.
Brooklyn by the Rev. John w. SAres, Mr. Tor. H..-
nNGxto sss LUCINDA PErEsos eldest daughter q IeTn
Eckeu, ESQ.
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Nerring's Patent Champion F1rs
And burgas proof safss 2sl Broadway, It Murray
nxeet n. z,
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Crisssdoro's Heir Dye.-Wigs and Toupees
yatell applied, 8 Assor Eouse ~ r..
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Hollowny's Pills.-rbousands Drop into the
grave without spec1c complaint The premature victims
exhaustion Yet ~hen vital energy fails from
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Photograph OF the Late A. KiDgman Mott
beautiful portrait of the Rev. A. Kingman Mott may be oh.
tanned ct xORAND'S gallery, all Broadway.
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chronological Examinations are Given
daily al F0wLka wEEIs, sos Broadway describing the
defects talents and proper pursuit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

A Selection OF 1000 Vests for One Dollar Mt
pKUMGoLD PROOFS, 2l4 Broadway.
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The Best Spring Bed In Existence-Hovve,s
Elliptic at from - to &C. at 1873 Broadway Call and 200 it,
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5000 Summer Pants, from which a SeIec.
dcn can be had, for One Dollar and Fifty Cents at
DRuM0OLD PkOCH'S, ia BpoaAwaV,
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Bredy's Photographic Galleries, 359 and
AS Broadway, Few York, and o61 PennsylvanA avenue
WashiDgtou y. q. PhososrapAs dAgusTeoypee and am.
brOtype0.
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GRFTs wAKTED--IS EVERY CITY AID TOWN N
n the United STATES and Csnaias for
THE EuREKA 6EUTT,.E BEWINa MACHINEA
duly icensed. Price $50. Address d. j. Levy 0crorSJ5u
peri otendent. New York. -
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1900 Summer Pants, from which a SeIcc-
ton can be had for One Dollar and Fifty Cen 20, ut
DRUMGOLD PROCH'S, ia Broadway,
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A Selection OF 5000 Vests for One Dollar ut
DhUMGOLD FROCH's, IA Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

The Eureka Shuttle Sewing Machines
Price So Once $50 Broadway local agents wanted every
rir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

Hafr-Its Diseases, Fall, Change Of Color,
and is embelishmep treated carefully by a. CANADIAN
70 Twelfth gysck wost nde and neex Broadway
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5000 Summer Pants, from which a Selec-
ton can be had, for Ono Dollar and Fifty Cents Of
DRUM9ULD PROCH'S, 2l4 Broadway
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SUSSEX CousrY-ULlss no. 93, July l3, 1889.
4s, 80, -. u, IS, 50, %, 81, 81, 6, 8, 70.
CcSs0IIpArzp LorrrRr-CIAss No. 76 JuLY l3 1853.
10, Y, 81, CT, 65, AZ, Al, SO, 81, 9, 6, 8.
Witness hsnds Wilmington, Delaware, this Wedncs
day, the 18th dsy of July 1859.
JOIN DALE,
JOHN W. WALKER, }CommAhorsre-
ALfRED r. WOOTTrN,>
FRANCE, BKOAUBENT8 co.,
Wilmington, Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

Singers Sewing Machines
Are superior for all manufacturing PURPOSES.
Are more desirable for oil kinds OF family sewing,
Are capable OF doing greater variety Of work.
Are perfectly simple sno easily kept In order.
Are much cheaper because they earn more money.
Are JUS the machine for every family.
l. M SINGER CO., z6S Broadway,
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JONES', 10 AND IL ANN STEKRT-A NEW ErYrF
OF sioes and gsery only 81 So warranted 70 rvo -
fsci sstsiscuon also u 90 and ~ drcss boots ,kss WI ~
pr;se sveYsb body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

Wings Farlna Crackers-IG used ReyuI arly
win promote healhiul state of the system.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

A Selection OF 5000 Vests for One Dollar Mt
DRUMGOLD PHOCH'S 2l4 Broadway
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yEIHo' 5 vARINa CIR ACEEss sK1 UYEcU ALLIED FOR
~ leir ses value ros-ishnant Having plsasans
taste quality which mviRoraes and strengthens the 81
they have become necessity 10 Aousand6 and Va uoA
from Aek ueA
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
Nav style. Price go. Office ~ Broadway.
Grover e. Bakers Celebrated
NoI6ELEss r.EHy s.ww.sa yACHINEB
AT REDUCED PRICE9.
Temporarily at sol BROADWAY.
Will return 10 495 In . few weeks
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0Uk MUSICAL FRIEND.
~ No g.
NOW RIAry-PsiCE TEN CENTS.
CONTENTS.

TBuNKs VALUES. BAGS. 40, wHoLesALE AEB
No Warren street. corner Of Brcsdway
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swV ~ - W sna ~ 0kcep D0ot3 S6aT WI
A KITCHEN RANGE FOE ROASTING AND BROIl ma
meat instead Of baking and frying wholesale aud r.
tau. at the kmpire heater WORKS, Ga broadway.
(y0RNs. BuEIONs, DISEASED NAILS ENLARGE
~ nent OF the great toe JOINT cured without 20 d.
the boo ran be Immediately aer the on vttoi
The least 10 the patient by Or ZACH M
city. - ~
fyRsMPs. PAINS AND DIARgEGA.
~ The only cetsp safe and reliable remedy Ia hese
plants ID the LIFE DROPS rprepaSed ty ~
TRAIL AND STOW, No a Bowery
VIII cure the most severe cramps In 10 mtnutes.
Sold everywhere 1T rs cents a bottle.
COUNtBRFEIT BANK NuTMs
~ FORHWAkNED t-rORRARMHD n
ENCYCLOPEDIA
AMERICAN
- BANK NOTE CURRENCY.
BY Photo hogrsphic ses'mss in r,inissurs n evesv
genuine note OF every advent bank Ia Tie NS
United Etases snd Canada.
An nfsfbe Deteotor OK altered spurious and oounteNn
money.
fou arc liable at any moment receivs spuF1oua 800
e. rAised from one dollar to Atty
The tNCYClCP tDiA 70 issued In weetlv numberx eAo
containing one hundred and forty four GcAes wbsls
The third number -,l be rsafy Saturday yrly L.
PRfCE Is CEfTS
out the county.
wk. COUsI.AND Co. Pubiaheru.
No EAasru street. New Yofk<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14

A KITCHEN RANGE, FOB ROASTING AND BRoILrNa
N meat instead Of baking and frying it. wholsuaie aud -
all. at the kmpire heater WORKS s14 nroed 1aY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07
The Admission of Oregon.

1t will be rccollected that when Oregon was adj
mitted into the Union ut the last session ofCon-
gress-parlly by the vote Of Mr.. Letchcr-it was
charged by those opposed to it that she did hot
have the requisite population Of ninety three thou
sand. Gen. Lane asserted positively that she had,
although the census showed otherwise. The Ore.
igonian, u paper published in the State, confirms
this assertion in the following paragraph:
"The reader will sec, that Gen. Lane again as
serted unconditionaIly, that 'hc had no doubt the
white population Of Oregon wasover 93, 200" Tie
census taken made it about Is, 600. The votes by
the ratio usually adopted, nrc even less than that.
Gen Lane, who has not been in Oregon to exceed nine
months during the last nine years. appears to know
moro about it. or the number of its inhabitants
than those sworn officers who have Travelled ever
it to enumerate the people. The Oregon States.
man denies the truth Of the assertions of Gen.
Lane and Delazon Smith in relation to our POM.
lation. The record establishes their statements
false. Every man of sense or observation knows
them to be false. Yet we are smuggled into the
Union upon the exaggerated statements of Grover.
Smith, and Lane, not only in relation to the mum.
Der Of our population, but the present desire of The
people.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07
Still in Omce.

The notorious DR.. Hunter, the Coal Agent at
Philadelphia. whose appointment was procured
by corrupt appliances. and whose conduct was 80
nagltious - even to provoke the rebuke Of the
Democratic members If the late Naval Investiga.
ting Committee. ia stM continued in Office by the
President The Washington'correspondent Of the
Philads'Pbis Press says that Mr.. Buchanan con-
tieeas hln IN once. Notwithstanding the unani-
~nsessesdist Of the Committee IF Investigation
u shs4sHH spss reported his utter worthles-ness
and iseo.psseney as an agent Of the Government.
0F4ersG still cant - this man. lHunter.) and he
iaksGslsy delighted that Mr.. Buchanan should
esstisss = favor him while dsnoanoins Governor
RsskeFdnd his State Administrator. But Dr.
Hs<ts< ~ H. advantage Of mast men in Penn.
1ylssnia-he was never Mr.. Bachanau's friend,
- - thessfors slsim the honors."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07
+. i've Speech.

The reader will he attracted to-day by the abe
speech oftl,e Hon. William {. Riyes, delivered ia
Richmond on Tuesday night last. Mr.. IIi,es
treats his theme with the calmness. moderation,
and ability of the true statesman. 1t is n forcible
indictment against the Democratic party-ard
none the less so for the claste aud classical lal-
guage in which his ideas are clothed. Our read
rusal If this speech.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

From Old Buck down, the whole conc I'll SHOULD
be expelled the Government. Not II an ought
to be left to tell the tale. Let them be ektermi-
mated, root and branch, beginning will, the head
ing actors who do the heavy business, ana ineln-
ding in one general sweep every solitary II mn Of
them, down To the supernumeraries and - ene-
shifters, and even the srullions in the Democr ,tic
kitchen. Desperate diseases are only aggrnva cd
by using anything short Of desperate remedies.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

THE Democratic candidate for Governor of
Kentucky appears to he ashamed of his name,
and of his Irish nativity. The Louisville Journal
explains as follows:
Mr.. Bell and Mr.. Magofin were schoolma,ce.
Mr.. Bell. in his late encounter with Mr.. Magafin
Ct Stanford. good naturally stated the fact that
his competitor's name. in his youth, was Ne Gotfa.
The name Of his parents was McGofhn, aud that
was the name Of all bis ancestors. Mac thought.
however. thst the name had n vulgar Irish sound,
and y ne changed it tn the mure aristocratic name
OF Ad0ofhn. He was ashamed Of it as too Irish
and ~ he undertook to a~nglicise it. lie scorns to
have an Irish name, but We suppose be would not
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

Col. JoHs T. l.. SSEED, formerly Attorney
General of Tennessee. is the Opposition candidate
for Congress in the Memphis District, with q fair
prospect Of being elected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07
CAAs,iDaE s0R OFFICE,
For Board of Public Works.

bky- We are authorized 10 announce Hon. WIN.
N. Of Piusylyania, . candidate for the ONO Of
Commissioner Of tho Board Of Public Works.
may 3dtdefe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

p6s- We are authorized 10 announce Gen. o.
q. CLAY as q candidate for the oh g OF Commissioner Of the
Board VI Public Works. may 3dketlofs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

of the Board Of Public Works for this District ID
q candidate for the Legislature in Wythe county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07
For House of Delegates of Va.

Ea5- AT the solicitation If many friends of all
political parties. announce myself q candidate Ia represent
the county of Campbell In the ncxi House at Delegates Of
Virginia. lap.l Jdtlofc BOWLING CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

EsS- We are requested tn announce JOHN d
J. Logan . candidate for he Office of Com,ni.sion.r Of til
board Of Public Works. march ~ dldoie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07
SPRING AND SUMMER
q u
IPRiL 18TH, 1859.
GEORGE M.

LYNTTIBUKG, VTKGTNTA,
RESPECTFULLY cnlls the aitentio cf the lsdir $ an his
II customers e. morally to his splendid sock OF SPRlN'i n
SUMMER GOODS, now opened IN store and ter sale 81 the
most reaso, able terms The stock Is very large and we AS.
sorted, comprising the new est and most ncsifahlc styi-. ~
~ell As the more staple sty,s. emf racing, AIT does fuil
Inc Il Foods frnm the rery cheaper to The roy b st goods o be
had and afnrdine every one an opp"rtunity IT -niIng EN-.
selves In Dry Goods OF either M dunn or better qualities.
His terms are well 'pdersiood-"O ns price only
All goods sold al cash prices. but cha ged = good rrc npt
IN ia mers Oh 6 months. II desired. and In cases OF spccial con.
tract, a longer time may be allowed; but. IN all cases.
prompt pay meni Ia required. as selling at cash prh es an the
very small profits ut which he sells, will not admit Of pc rm l.
ting accounts TO stand over after they become due.
No trimmings If any kind, whatever. are thu wn In with
goods s.ld,. nor will any goods cut of he taken back 81 rx-
changed. tapril l3dftS q. N. r..
~ tn PIWYAlta ANS "A Physic'nW's
~ sitnnii lon Is for sale will r. al estate In a pl'ssn t VII
lage among the mountains VI Virginia. The purchaser vim he
introduced to a practice which pays from eeGo To- - $40
year; good ~ ciciy and good schools an excellent eau on for
q regular physician. Inquire VI the editor Of this paper.
april l3 dActs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

oiject particularly To having Ir'sA votes: o"eht
he not, under all the circumstances, to DO nh es-
pecial pet Of the Irish
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

- ROOu sloGAsnS Iricmu OF Ohrs, VINO ~ On tnsH
side Of ,"rty, though 5 n"what hoai headed, while absent
from The city a few days. used tfof. Woods II ir Restorative.
and ON his return called Ia see his lar, love, but was amused
tn HAD she did not recognize him and Immediately determined
10 pas, for a cousin of himself but was eventually chaxii ,cif
find h. v .uppianting his former u IN III, affections Of the
lady. which caused HIN to makc himself know but the Ia
dy sil saws thai she likes the c 'untcrteit letter than the orig
inat. and insists that be runhnne df necessary to use the Hair
Restorative. To be had OF the dug sists.-A. L0his Morning
Hrad
Sold by all good Druggists. my 6aw.
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NOTICES.

THE regw1Rp sssnshly ssseesiha Of Tho B.yuci-
Ia re- Hui diip tHud A ~. afisn, viii be cid az thair roan
/, (Ssiurda, } evening. at 7 clock.
wM. II PARRISH,
trgy dit e.rat,rv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

LII FGTTy
Davis a. S"ii-t;rnts- u am Mt u los. Ia express wit word.
the satisfaction II gives me 10 inform ,nu III tho benefit have
r. cctved from the use pt y.ur Z In Killer. Abon. az ear
sintc ! was alta ki W til the blammatory rheumatism. BE-
Jig unable 10 walk fr eight wrecks; \ resides the confinement
IT, tie house. III" pain | ~ peri. need o tongue can Il. scribe -
Eat to return to the object 6f this letter. On the 9th Of DE.
coubci last l had a ,a"re severe attack Than before inme.
Il at,iy commence, d using the Pain Killer made by Won which
to my surpr Sc. Immediately relieved M ., pnii, and saved
mt The necessity nf being confined TO my bed for one day 1t
is now eleven days since the attack. and the inf lnn,aiion has
entirely subsidized Ny limbs which were tremendou ly swollen,
Lave assumed their nat raj shape In saort l am entirely
wall; aud feel bound, by the common <ympathies of NY ma.
me for those who may be thus fiji ted, TO make the above
> L cmont, that all may resort To the Pain Killer. that time, ex-
pense. and a world of suffering may Il. prevented
HENRY WEED, Clerk at III Genesee Street, Utica.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Sold by JOHS II. SEAY. I.yuchburg. may 62w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

vac NOi stIH HtCkCd. md 70 rci not VVhni = 4 pc
ri"nrr teaches -Fe>crs, s"re throats aPues. The umat,sm, drop
scs. tilious af, ctions, headaches, all nn,r7 IONS of the stomach
AMI b"wels, both OF a ro>tivc ami dy !, htei. character. and NIL
the maladi"s 81 women and children. have been cured by the
usro of Brandrcth's Pills To te | Non HAT / have paid two MI
Hons %, dollars to make this truth known. is Of iself an as.
tonuiing fact aud Yet never was a truce word spoken. Aud
what is the result Why, that about three million persons in
TIC ui,cd Stat : partially believe in Their efficacy. and lave
u EvI,r raj Idea Of the benefit 10 be derived from purgatipn in
tj,kutss, But " hal a field Tor philanihrnphy, What millions
remain to be converted, Aud let in' say tBat This knowledge
i -"o' nd only 10 Christianity in tlr b,ntfts il Ia capable Of
COMFORTING ON mankind, Let not !n,iieai Ii"n persuade Yum
That lirandretls Pills are a qaack remedy. 1t is no such thing.
What sell you fr tw" siiilinEs these men could not supply
for u dollar, My herbs and eNtIacts a = nil prepared in my own
laboratory. where n steam en- lin. ri ono hundred and forty
h'rSc power /. employed exclusively FIR Ibis purpose. besides
an extensive v alter power. In useing flese Pills You risk moth
ing tor they have b.cn used by mini us s that should yen
feel Il sposed To- take a sly dose, yon viii be able certainly to
i've through the "pcr ii,n; and yea may have The laugh on
your SIDE when the doctor tells you hat he hit yonr case ex.
acty with that .at medicine. % nn IN The use of the Pills
They will cure yon " thout hnrHng yrer teeth or gums, aud
IN every way improve Your n ain Sold Mt No. gi Canal
street, fraudreihs Building aud BY Al, o-pcctable dealers in
urd.' ue. april - dim.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

ftOii. AND WOOD YARD.-TlaviB pur-
~ chts d "t Nj. CAM'LLUs CHRISTIAN, his will known
COAL AND WOOD YARD, together with all his Drays and
Teams. respect uls annOun,e ~ my freI d. and the citizens
"i IL hrhburG that am prepared TO furnish the beat quality
OF COAL AND WOOD upon the shortest notice. and ON he
most reasonable tcr;ns. lila. ing my own teams, 1t is onIy nee.
os'afN ca my ca toners to send their orders Immediately to
the yard, "r at Nm A STROLLER d Co.'S, to receive prompt at
t,ntI,n. hope the public will extend 10 mt a liberal patron
age. assuring t'rm that no pains or Labor on my part shall be
spared t. ave entire satisfacti. N.
TLnMS-Ai bills will be considered due when the article
DELIVERED -"L a5diy J HpI.COMHE ADAM