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The Right Spirit.

Our friends in the first District pervaded by a
spirit that will insure victory gentleman of high
character, in business letter, writing from Wind
sor, says:
81 am just from our Convention held in Edenton
yesterday, and think it was the most enthusiastic
and harmonious Convention | was ever IN and
have been to several Every County in the District
was represented and every vote in the Convention
was given to Hon. Henry N. Shaw, About 1870 or
1870 delegates were in attendance. person to be in
the Convention could not help believing but what
the choice Of their Convention would be elected
Every Democrat in the Convention was for Shaw"
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CORRECTION. -"The Reporter" who occupied the
chair editorial last week. begs leave to state that he
Vas mistaken in saying the Associate editor was to
deliver the Annual Address before the Oxford Fe-
male College 1t was the Franklin Society of Mr..
iorners school, at Oxford, that he addressed. This
Correction is necessary in order to do justice to all
Concerned. 1t was an oversight that it was not
made in Wednesdays issue.
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$3.50 REWARD.

STOLEN FROM MY STABLES IN TARBOROUGH.
- Edgecombe county. Thursday night last one Of my
MATCH HORSES medium size for Carriage color black
head in dropping position and when moving, an easy
creeping trot; eight or nine years old.
If am not laboring under mistake, he has one white
foot black quilted seat Saddle without any tree heavy
spring Stup Irons, and cotton lind Br6le at the same
time.
will give the above reward for the apprehension and
convcting of the thief twenty dollars for nforna
ton by which can the hurse and saddle.
DAVID w. BULLOCK.
Tarboro, June s, 1852 23-wlm#
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NEW HOPE ACADEMY.

VUNH1S WELL ESTABLISHED SCHOOL WILL PASS
IL into the Fall Term on the 5th of July. few seats
yet to be filled. Application should be made without
delay.
TUITION, $25 90 per Session.
BOARD, 90 per Month.
Address the Principal, Grove, Chatham county, NC.
Observation-Disclosures from the East will take the Rail.
road to Morrisve l2 miles from Raleigh thence take
the Pit'sborUush Stage 10 miles to the school
JOHN X. HOLT Principal.
Juae l, 1889. s2-w5tpd.
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IMPORTANT Decision.

CoLuABUs, ONO, May sO-The Supreme Court
of this State this morning delivered an opinion in
the case of Bushnell and Langtree now under SEN
tence, by the u S. Court of this district for rescu
ing slaves at Oberlin. The court remanded the
prisoners to the custody Of the United States Mar
shal. Justices Swan, Peck and Scott sustained the
constitutonality of the fugitive slave law and Jus
tices Brinkerhoff and Sutliff dissented.
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WESTERN RAnRoAD.-The Bridge over Little Riv-
tested on Thursday afternoon last to the sat
isfaction of all concerned 1t is handsome and
substantial piece of work-Mr. J. II. Gallaher build
err The whole cost Of the bridge is about $4,000.
side of the river will go on rapidly.-Fay. Observer.
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ROCKBRIDGE
ALU M SP Rim GS,
UID
Routes to the Springs-FaciIity Of Acces


houtes 10 tbe SpTlnss-raclhty OF Access
YTNHIS CELEBRATED WATERlNG-PLACE although
Il situated in the mountains of Virginia, 160 miles West
tfchmond and 40 South west of Staunon brought
by the Virginia Central Railroad within of the
Atlantic board. and is the first of all the Western
Springs reached by the traveller The within FIVE
miles of it.
Thus it is brought within "a hours of New York-and
the Northern passenger leaving Baltimore Washington,
Alexandria in the morning, and the Southern, break
fasting in Richmond, take tea the same evening at the
Rockbridge Springs.
The Southern visitor to reach this place BY the shortest
and cheapest route must be careful TO far North
Richmond, making that point whence he will by
the Central From the Southwest it is approached BY
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to Buords or LYNCH
burg
The Natural Bridge being in the same county with this
Spring and to which gives name is an great
attraction to the visitors
Medical Pro,erties of the Water.
,o>- ~
fcr ~ years or more me ,nese springs lwno any otner
% sott vi % % ua ~ e slso,s , 'nenr
selves %ho nave ener OF tne cures
Mough. W :nen naie sIasuay gHtenaea .her iame
tnroughou. strgh'a anu the oou.I Ihs mountainous re-
gon is remarkape ior tne namoer ana variety oI s MN
eral anu nera E waters aha ~ IS NO 10 'ne
very pest OF e 10 say tha! lot exenI anu variety OF s
aPpneaDl! 10 aisease, ana its Po'ency many ol me
@ 4ors' anu nos' oos'ha'e maaaes' S'ahas "i'h'u'
''Ea, pn 49, ,oo,,, e ,h ho.o,, actin, f ,h.s. ,,.,-,
- iT n al .eIn VI 'ne ,, M W.; W 'ese M''e'
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Democratic Convention at Graham

We have received, but too late for publication in
this paper the proceedings of the Democratic Con-
vention which met at Graham on Tuesday last; but
our readers will be gratifed to learn that Stephen
f. Williams was unanimously nominated. Two
years ago he frightened Mr.. Gilmer and the Samites
badly and this year we trust he will conquer them.
R. P. Dick, Esq, Of Guilford, presided. One
hundred and three delegates were present; and
every county was represented This augurs we'll
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sSy1 We trust that our cotemporary of the Sails
bury Banner will inform himself on subjects about
which he undertakes to give advice. We might say
to the Banner and Waterman of Salisbury, "cose
up the breach friends; stand shoulder to shoulder;
snd let Sam have it right and left from both bat
eres; ;; but we are better informed as to their an
tasonism, and therefore will insult neither by any
such oficiousness or foolish advice.
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Virginia Election.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 1st inst. says:

The Richmond Enquirer of the 1st inst says
Since our last issue, we have received but little
additional news with regard to the late election.
The election of the Democratic State ticket is now
beyond doubt We are still of opiRon that Mr..
Letchers majority exceeds 5000. The maorities of
Messrs. Montague and Tucker will doubtless con-
siderably exceed that of Mr.. Letcher. The returns
of elections to Congress- which We have received,
are by no means perfect. They are however, sufi-
cient to make it amply evident that twelve Demo
cratic representatives have been elected.
The news of a Democratic defeat in the 9Th dis
trict is We still hope, erroneous, although it is
sustained by all the reports which reach US. In
case an Opposition candidate is elected in this dis
trct it will prove the only solace for all the lost
labor of the opposition party They have lost their
State ticket lost the Legislature, and jagged the
Democratic lion just hard enough to secure an over
whelming retribntioR on the next trial Of strength
LOSSES AND GAINS.
In SO counties, Mr. Letcher falls off 11,135
In 45 counties, Mr.. Letcher gains 7,160
In ia counties, Mr. Letcher's nett loss is s975
MAJoRITIEs.
In 81 counties Mr.. Letcher's maiorities
sum up 14,769
In Ga counties Mr. Goggin's majoriGes
sum up 1895
In 12l counties Mr. Lechcr's majority is 1874
In so counties yet unheard from Mr..
Wise had 1915
If these 80 counties remain as in 1855,
Mr.. Letcher's majority will be 5,T49
The above are the latest returns we have from the
Virginia election. The Petersburg Press of Thurs
day is certain that Mr. Ietchers majority will not
be less than G0oO Botcler, opposition, beats Faulk
ner about 200 votes.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-08

Y Mr. John W. Stuart who was for several
Years Principal of the Johnston Male and Female
academies in this State. and at present connected
With the Ashland Female Seminary, Va, has been
elected Professor of Ancient Languages in the Mans
"ed Female College, Louisiana.
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Subscriptions to the

Subscriptions to the Bank of North Carolina.
We are indebted to W. R. Richardson, Esq, the
polite, gentlemanly and efficient clerk of the State
Treasury, for the following statement Of subscrip-
tons made to the new bank of North Carolina:
Whole amount taken at Raleigh, $993sOO
Of this the State takes $502,700
University, 100000
." coo knn
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PUBLIC SALE
NORTH.CAROLINA COPPER NINE,
County of Guilford, State of N. c.
In PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF DEED
Of Trust executed to the 18th July, 1854, BY tie
President and Directors Of the '.'
North.Carolina Mining Company, -a
and Of record in the Registers Office of the county Of Gull
ford State of Carolina for certain purposes therein
set forth, WILL Trustee in said deed. offer fr sale for
cash. on the premises al II o'clock A. M, on THURSDAY
the 2sh day of July, 1859, that -, . s.. ..-.---
Valuable Mining Property
in Guilfrd county, IT. miles south Of GreensJon known
as the NORTH-CAROLINA COPPER NINE, containing
100 ACRES more or less, together with ull the
Ma'hinery, Engines, Pumps, Mining Tools, aad
Materials s'-| - 70
therennto belonging or apperainng and all the other pro-
perty Of ecery knd and dsscro belonging to the said
COPPER COMPANY.
Possession will be given upon the contamination Of the
sale. . .-. s..F =. ts.. ....r.--
JAMES SLOAN Trustee.
Greensboro, N. c., May 81, 1859. - 22-wtd.*
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WHOLE NUMBER 1868.
MARRIED.

On the l8h inst. By B. h. Boswell Esq Jno. W. Will
of Rockingham county, to Mrs Eliza jackson, of Cas-
well county.
In Rowan county, the 2sh u, at the residence of
Mr. James Sandford by W. II. Royster Esq MIR. VIM. G.
Allen to Miss Martha E. Sandford.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-08

A pretty girl and wild horse are liable to do
much mischief; for the one nns away with a fet
lows body, and the other runs away with his heart
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-06-08

DEcLNEs.-Thomas S. Ashe, ESQ.,, has had the
s'od sense to decline the nomination recently ten.
'''ea Inn by the X. N. convention at Charlotte.
eeL Edwards, of Oxford, has shown the same
- ssOa sense in declining the unanimous nomination
u 'ne Wake county K. n meeting ....
or clergyman who found it impossible to provide
w,o anseif and family out Of his very small neome
nv i;s friend, 81 must give up my living to save
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- the 18th inst. two young MULES, is black and
CALLED on the shoulders, the other cooied. When
last heard of were their way west where they
raised He who takes them up and acquaints Of the
fact will receive liberal compensation.
L. F. BATTLE
Nashville, N. C..
May 90, 1859 21-w2t.
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SALES TOBACCO AT EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va,
.COPARTNERSHIP.

-COPARTNERsHIP.
VIyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A COPART.
l. nership for the purpose of conductinga
Grocery and Commission Business
in the City of New York, under the firm of DANCY 4
LYMAN and have secured the services of R. W. HYMAN,
late of the City of Baltimore, who has full authority 70
in all matters relating to the business of said firm.
JOHN s. DANCY, of Tarboro', NC
FRAN. NJ. HYMAN, late Of Warrenton, N. c.
New York. May 49, 1853. 4S-4t
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CIT Stan6ar0.
RALEIGH SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1859

HOLDEN l. WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
IoRZED PUBLISHERS OF LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
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6O2,FOO
$391,1OO
100000
$4,000
100000
$4s4,OC0
993,sOO
Add Raleigh,
S1.477,80O

The above is all that have been heard from. Tar.
boro believed to be over $105, ,O00
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J. L. BRIDGERS q. n, EKIrYlIID.
BRIDGERS AND WHITFIELD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
TARBoRo, N. C. ....
One or both may be found about their Office from to
o'clock, esery day.
Office next door above d. Fender Co.'s Store.
January ls, 1859. @ 3-wsmpd.s
INFORMATION WANTED OF SUSAN SPAIN,
Il the daughter Of JOHN PENNINGTON, deed, VIII.
married JOHN W. SPAIN. She left Wake county. n e.,
about IS.s perhaps for Tennessee Texss The undr
signed has Land Warrant for her said fathers vices
Any Information Of her will be thankfully received.
GEORGE b. PENNINGTON. ~
.-. : New Light p.
Wake Co. n. C.
May %. 1889. 2i-w6t
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W We had the pleasure this week Of meeting
with our brethren of the Fayetteville Daily Caro-
liaian and the Newbern Daily Delta, Messrs Sim
clair and Smith. Both are excellent specimens of
men, mentally and physically, and fully capable of
taking care of themselves in any sort of a fight
Success to their enterprisng spirits. There are no
tuo better looking editors in the State.
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTORN AT LAW
RALEIGH, N. c., r. .s.
VIII attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
Johnston, and Harnett.
Office on Fayetteville. Street, opposite the Lawrence
HOTEL
Raleigh, March 81, 1859. levitt
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Individuals,

amount taken in Fayetteville,
&" =" Charlotte,
d" " " Windsor,
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CorroN-BALE IRON HooPs-The New Orleans
Crescent of the I'd inst gives an account of rath-
er expensive experiment that was lately made on
the Metaire course that city, for testing
the superiority of the iron hoops Of A. Fassman on
cotton-bales in cases of fire. over the old hempen
rope Four bales of cotton were subjected to the
test, to wit: one bale of ordinary packing from
country PRESS bound in rope; similar bale bound
in iron; one small compressed bale bound in rope,
and similar bale bound in iron. All were placed
on properly erected piles of pitchpne sticks filled
in with chips and shavings, in order that the fire,
when started might be fierce and rapid. In about
fifteen minutes after the fire applied nearly all
the ropes of the two bales had parted, which thus
permitted the cotton to burst out and burn. On
the other hand, although the bagging of the iron
hooped bales was burned the cotton remained firm,
and all the effect produced upon the cotton was
slight charring of its outside surface. In half an
hour the rope-bound bales had fallen down in loose
Masses and the cotton burned freely, but the iron
bound sides sustained very little injury This ex-
pertinent afforded positive proof that -hooped cot
ton bales will prevent the rapid burning, by acci-
dental fires, of cottonladen steamers and cottonl
ed stores. As long as cotton bales are kept firmly
bound together the air cannot penetrate into them
to support cumbusticn the fact therefore, is self
evident, that iron-hoops for cotton bales are the
most safe, as provision against fires.-Scient!fc
A,nerican
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md we constitute them quorum to report pre-
ceedings.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
or Ll NCHBt TT.
LOOK TO YOUR IN 1 f,REST
AND AEs THE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tint ,ou cav >~ii ihcm Bn, gains:


I AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PArEks On inELiNk
having large e.rcnlan snons the eot, =" south western
Nngnia aud East Tennessee
say- ADV ERTISE AND GET klCll 'yrSa
IN ANY OR ALI. uF THE FOLLOW mo PAPERS
NEW ERA. Floyd Court iinrsr Va.
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DEMOCRAT GHrcupNie. lri
STAFF! StNlISfl. RnarI-Nii,, I.rnez'er
ADV Fri ISEa. Chattanooga.
RELIGIOUS INrEI.LitIE>CER. Horr.tf u. Trnu.
;,ztIrr An Le.nston Va
V TEM9SHaI' Ao'nsa,n,r.
SENTINEL. ,uo-,. a..
DrMncRAr L''e-'y'N"
SALEM REGISTER. Salem. VI
THE VISITOR. Marion. stavthe ",
VIRGINIA PAfRlo /. Independence. ~. - Va
XhiirT wu,n rmea>,,r ye
STAR AND HERALD. Ctri.tlsusbarE. -
wTTHiNli1E TINES. "'.''' a#''
UNION DEMOCRAT. !ri"n. M s,o1,s1Y.Na.
ADNoC ATE, Jehersonsi4'e la.es.sa, ".zizy,NA
RErinIltAs pmsa'e,vs
TIE SOUTH " EST. 'rc.r.burs G,les ounty. Va.
REPUBLICANS. Winchester v,
SENTINEL, Nandtia, Va
Prrrons sing To advertise In any ofth' e'N' ""
Mud Il to THEIR call tr al. 81 the
Lynchhure Nrguian. rr STAIRS whcr' trtsz vii! he
mhic. aud aircrr,s cairni> FORM ttuhr lila.
Ia the United States \ Nkpiahl.
80 ;.
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MARRIED.,

On the evening of the orb March. By the Rev.
Vim. IIammer,cy. Mr.. WILLIAM III. CARSON, of
Appomattox county. To Miss MARTHA Ann daugh-
ter Of Thomas X. Fariss, of Campbell county
At North lIavcrStraw New York. on the lst Of
March, by Rev. }. p. II. Myers. Rev. J. }. NJ, Nv
HON of Richmond. Va. to Miss MARY VI. dau. h,er
of Judge Allison, o the former place
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

f4r,L AcripExr.-A little son of Mrs. Pnggett, who
ies in the neighborhooi Of Poague's store, 10 X
hrd re county W. was killed instantly few days
ago by the accidental falling upon him Of small see
whith his brothers were cutting down His widow
cd mo- her perfectly frantic the remains OF
her son.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

SUDDENLY KILlED.-James f. Thomas was sud
denly killed in Petersburg, Va Thursday night,
by the explosion ola camphene lamp. He resd
ed on Halifax street. and was for several years a
practical surveyor in Chesterfield county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

GREAT MoRrALrrY-Six yong and valaah'"
negro women belonging 10 the estate Of Mr. Joseph
GLASGOW decd, have died since their master, within
the last two years. mostly from oxposur" a''!
colls.-a greater mortality, being about "nc
eighth of the member f slaves on the lllita-
tion.-tlan occurred there during the forty prc'i-
Gus years when the slaves were taken care "t by
n prudent master. showing that freedom is any
thing hut n blessing to the ignorant and reckless
negro who wnntsa master t" make him tax" car"
Of himself Mr.. GLASGOW, with ~ most mistaken
lihcralitv towards his slaves cmanci pated them
all prospe .tivclv - Lrrington Go=eHe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

SuicIpF.-Benju nn llan>tord, long Known as the
proprietor OF the cry Hotel, at WILLIAMSBURG Va,
COMMITTED suicide On Saturday last, by cutnuG his
tuioat li3 WAS 81 ears o nue and had tired from
business On a tonIrc;cury- lie was much esteemed
10y the citizens OF Williamsburg. well strangers
who made his house their home.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

DANy1rLr SWINGS B,xk.-At the last moeling
of the stockholders of this institution. the fll0w-
ing gentlemen were elected Directors Cor the rrc>.
cnt fiscal Year. viz Tho. b. Doc. Thns. Gra-tv.
.Iuo VI. Johnston. }. b. Turner Thas. ID. Stokes,
j. W Pace and j. W. Mckinscv. At tie first
meeting for the Directory. Thos b. Doc. ESQ. WAS
elected President and Mr.. $. IL. Turner was re-
elected Treasurer; hut Mr. Turner ha, ing re gnrd
Mr.. JAS K. Lipschnb WAS elected to fill the ,aran.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

MoSrMEvT.-Two Americans of then from
Richmond. Va. while in Cuba few weeks since, Wis
tied tne spot who,e H. Crittenden Of the Lopez
petition, WAS 81 o., and erected marble monument
to his memory
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

Insurance Lo>s.-Thc steamer Baltimore, Wh.fh
was sunk in Chesapeake Bay last week, IN toos"
oucnrc of u collision with the PatapSa. was insar-
cd to the amount of 5000 III the iynrhi,af-
II ,sc Company, and John Hartman, "a "onsi gn-
mint of cglss. had insurcl to the amo'iat #
500 in the same Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

SALE OF NEGROES Nine negroes were sold Sat
urlav Ivy MeSsrs. Wingiicd Burks, '"mnhS-
si..,nrrs for s. 40 cash. The oldest woman AaS
80 and the three Youngest infants C. K. Paeip'
was the autianccr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14
A,Ci's enii,artiC Pills.

TlIE aiorc,s miuy aud NJ icine have been taxed
t'cir pr".unc HIS bet most perfect purgatvs
wh'h known -" lunnnn rablc proofs show that
the rti lrNr vrtns wilt sripas In excellence thc
dinnr, aud that III accidentally upon
the ii! The, sale and pleasant to take.
but tat 10 1hir lrtring properties stimulate
the y, al 20 i Of the body, tbs distractions Of s
rgas pni the blood and expr liseass They purge
the nu hum"tS Inch breed ana dlstemper, stlmuato
dis r ed into their natural acpn and i'm
healthy 81 th strength T. the whole svsem Not only
md dangerous dscascs that have tanned the est
human .kii Willie they p,alure erful c1ects they
time in diminished Il the safest and best physc
thai tnIluSo chlirn Being they
pleasant Ito ard being purely vegetable tree from
RISK of harm Cures have "cn made which surpasS DO
iei s'aulia ID b., Of such exalted
aud ,haa To rhd The suspicion II untruth Many
rl,r and ply scians have lent their
certify the pubic he reliability my remedies while 9TH
Of their conviction that my
contribute immensely the relief Of aalct
ed. uiic,ng fellow men
The Agent below named pleased to furniah gratis
American almanac containing cctona their and
tifcutcs of Their of the fol wing complaints-
t'nsiivencss bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy
lie RIB Il"adat h" arising from foul stomach Nausea In
dig, son rbid Inaction the Bowels and Pain arising
trcfom anlcney. Loss of Appetite all Ulcerous ard CT
tanrous diseases which require evacuant medicine Scrou
In Kings Evil They also by purifying the blood and slim
be- they could reach such Deafness Partial Blind
Neuralgia and Nervous lrriiaby DeranGements Of the
Liver and ncys Gou and other kindred complaints arsng
h low OF the body distractions Of rs fancti0ns
ia not be put OH by uupncpcd dealers with other
pill they make profit Ask for AYERS PILLS, and
nothing else No other they give you With
this in its intrinsic value power: the sirk want
b, beat aid there Is for them and they should have H.
Ptcpure by Dr. ,. q. AYBB,
PI aCtical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell MASS
PRICE q CTS. PER BOX, FIVE BoAES fox 81
J II SEAY Lynrhbure; PfECELI LADD co, kich-
pr. NJ, Az
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

FKliur TRApE.-Tnere were rccrfN"'. 1t the
depot of the Va. & Tenn. X. r., "n Saturd4f, -
loaded cars, consisting OF ~ barrels OF l"nr;
AS bushels of Wheat; 43 coo pounds Of N'ock
1880 pounds IF Plaster: no. 900 pounds Miserl-
laneoas. There were Is loaded cars sent W est
same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

Az OLp SoAKER-Waker Pomphrcy,an infei"-
rate old soakcr, applied for lodgings at III" Gag"
ON Friday night. and the next morning., when
brought before the Mayor, asked, us an especial
NIGH, sober of
The request was granted, and Walk"r was at
once accommodated viii. rooms at the T"fptn
House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

IIIGn PRlcEs-Corn i, selling in some parts of
R,ckbrilgr county. Va. at 81 n hushe aud oats
ut se1enty-iye ccit>the crops last year having
been failures