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bargersP fofsnort periods, aB per agree
ment.
Advertisements reMnrriages and Deaths,
10 cents per linefor first observation-disclosures
Insertions cents per line. Nine words are
counted as line in advertising.
Merchants and others, advertising by the
year will be charged $l2 90.
Proceedings OF meetings not of a general
character, charged at cents per line for each
insertion.
Yearly advertisers must conhne theiradver-
Using to their own business.
ALL TRANSIENT ADVERTISING, outside the city
ofCumberand, cash in advance.
Persons ordering the insertion oflsgaladver-
isements will he held responsible for payment
for the same then the time for which they were
ordered 10 be inserted shall have expired.
IssoLv EST NOTICES, cash in advance.
PATENT MEDICINES, one halfiu advance and
he balance in six months.
ALL JoR WORK, cash.
The losses we have sustained compel us to
ADOPT this course. II will be strictly adhered
TO in all cases, and no advertisement from q
distance will be inserted unless accompanied
by the cash.
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Rates of Advertising,

One square of IL lines, so cents for one in
insertions 25 cents each.
All advertisements under 2 fines charged rs a
square.
Business Cardsin the Directory, per anuum,
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You may wish to get wife without
4 failing; but what if the lady, after you
find her happens to be in want Of hus-
r, f.. .7-., -I-rar'cr
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NUMBER 43

least two miles from the troops, retiring
at rapid rate, and esssped.-Galraaoa
Civilian,
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Y Tours Very Truly,
L. NJ. STOu I,


Mobile, Alabama, July 90, 1860.
GEyTLGyHs:
! have been snatched from the grave
by the application Of your wonderful "Inpec-
tine" or Persian Fever Charm" orseveral
years l have suffered every season from fever
and ague. Last Spring my life was threatened
but your remedy has destroyed the disease, and
/ am rapidly gaining an appetite and strength
Respectfully, Yours,
b. y. BARRON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
Road. Read, Read.

Lynchburg Guano Depot.
vARMERS aud the public generally hereby notified that
the Lynchburg Guano l'epo kept by VIM. a. Miller, on
The Basin, ID now fully supplied with the following
VIZ
No. Peruvian tiuano;
Reeses Manp .atcd Gunno;
sombrero Gunnu, ly nchburg ground;
Mexican Guuno;
kciilewefs Potash and Plaster,
have taken every precautiun To furnish reliable articles
buy the Peruvian Guano from The Agents
crnmeni which cerlain, pure sol. agent in Lynchbure
Tor Eeese's Manipulated Gaano, and MI nSWe be
" whni IL represented 10 be- Viz half
half sobrcr" believe This 10 he good ian pound
Tor pound crop that may be on The solb.ro
buy III the lump and have II ground and good
terms as II can be bought where in the nii,l
plan To sell Tor small profit and strictly for cash hope
sape patronage ihhy eeN'cndd that has been liberal
oestom "a heretofore WM A. MILLER,
sept i'-lls-E.p copy ON basin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
Look to your Tn acests."
Bargains +! Bargains ~

ST received large lot OF fine Bonncs eegan y trimmed
~ from s. 10 to $3.50,
Hats from ~ cts. To 81
Wells In all colors from 3TB TO 81,
Flowers, Eouches, Hbhous French.
Corsctts ~ 70 aud tl.5O,
Hoop skirts from 81 cts 10 t2.'o some Is spring
Manli las fro f2J0 10 $40. aud great variety Of other
line goods IN our line al such prices will guarantee their
sale il the ladies will favor an examination of them
EooENSTEEL GCNrHIER,
NJ Maj, So,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
PATENT ASPHA TIC

IL Q O l. ~ Gs L. Elf
A LIGHT, Cheap, Durable, and perfectly Fire and Wafer
"A prod kooang, for Churches Houses Farm Ru.lin,s
iaHroad epois, Ac Ae Also entirely Superior
Roofing Cement - i
sS Ago. wantel Apply 10
EDMlSTON BROS
mp 3Ol3ln BoWling Green, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

AWFUL DsASH.--Ths Madison IIevaJ Piaindea'er
sAysahas poor niserabie wretch living near F0-
mington. In Yaa BHrea county, while horribly bias
phemia9 God % Saadsy last, for withholding rain
from his saGsnsg crops, was sudsesay struck with
palsy ana alnoss inmSdiat<ly died
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
W DOL Cardine.}

!.
MN CAhDS are now III perfect 'ref, lat been newly
- hie. an thoroughly repaired, aud prepared
Caring IN the very beet nianne at the notice.
We have again secured the OF Mr. COLEMAN JoSEs
oil Nelson county, Carder a great xeee, crded
US lhe last season, and gave entire satisfaction
on HAT want GOOD ROLLS, send In Your Wool early. aud
We val ei'eas 10 card all as 1t amy delay
We VIII spare no pains Id Those
We will keep constantly hand Wool Rolls sale and
exchange for Wool '-'- - 49, ~
~ The HIGHEST paid for Wool delivered at our
STORE or Mill b.. NOHLIN Il MCkEELI,
mn! " la nclburg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

Notice.
rs,frE arm Of PuLLIAM Belts having - az $3.50
Il wa m BETTs sIn eontaas y tine shaso ~ I'll
RI-siSlss "a - ssksn lets persssAp vita IN p
0REGogY Iesy y. eoads e o.. W.. ~ ara
- ies,. hss Wan stres and abs1t sqsase ssc- ~
$500. - - pzam Bes aad respectfully so,iest eoa-
~ The pstTonaee which libcray extcnae1 b
n. "a Tcts white In the arm Of Pulliam d Beta
Th,y have obtained ssssices Of Mt HusasDe W. AAsss
- Sie'A, "H' ~ - WV. IL BETTH
80 Il. i. GREGORY
p,,..ox, MAY IL $500. may kea1y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
WILLIAM sTITZER's.
5!lger's Sewing Machines.

an - ~A,Si . Sowing MdcA1noS.
sdtttss " AWAY the conclusive proof Of great
Judged by this lest there is labor wing machine
.oi3 We public comparable to Singers Sewing Machines
h's diminishing tile highest reputation the United States
E n're sx.iled al The late sExposin Uni,ersele N
Ine Where they carried on the highest premium; and
sE 'naluiacory to make them has been bull, in Paris
oftfy branch III industry in which sewing he dono
nS H. can ne used with immense profit As The speed
nf hAnway Train to travelling foot Is sewing with
asf Machines compared with hand sewing. No tailor,
nnniG are W. carriage trimmer sadle halter &e
ho DC without one The fair profit Of using one Of
these machines regularly employed One Thousand Dollars
!1 IN all private families where there il much sewing to
DC ahe hese machines invaluable assistance Planters
e Keepers md them particularly and profit
pe hese machines are simple in their construction anu
vi! strong anu durable, being the oly kind o Sewing Ma
onne ever made by which work, or hhe
could IN perfectly executed Thousands inferior and worth
sewing Machines have been and Sd under various
put ongers Machines alone have been found every
where 10 satisfy the wants Of the people.
iaiu printed instructions for sent with each ma
nm %nlcn any one can readily acquire The art OF mana
emR ineh Tue machines packed securely To 10 any
pn o' he world 10 all persons desiring particular IN
formation, We will application by either Of our OIL
.eN Forward copy of Al. Singer Co.'S Gazette, paper
r.. 9.'-a l. II. SINGER h CO.,
~ = Principal Office, No. 2es Broa,i~ ay, NeW York
bRAScn OfTIcksNo, IL iai Bostun: No. 81 Chap
u Dr. New Haven CT; Clio, er,e NJ " No "a Broad 81,
newsre vi No. l42 Chssilul e. ihad ha: No. lua BAL
.mofe 81 baltimore No. 30 Westminster 81, Providence
l.; NO. East 4th st. Cincinnati; No IS North 4th ST. -
% NO. St. Charles S. New Orleans No 20 Dauph'n -.
mobile. {iec2t dIen,l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
SPRING TRADE.

1860. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
ELI EFT &c WEISIGER,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealers In
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No i6T Main 81 Get. opposite Exchange Bank,
RICH IMOND, VA.
HAVING mudc cAte sv' preparations now Offering 10
i the merchants OF virginia North Carolina and Tennes
which moi but Insure sale. the irgest md
cooiete stock n Sppis.1 dsd hammer Goods
up this market, which fr quality, variety and gunc
rscic All they ask Ia look before purchasing
eise where OnDKgs richly and promptly attended Ia.
Mr. J. L. nGTIsioS, formerly VI unpn, Monroe comfy,
Va il Interested In business and viii devote IL his ,aua
lc El.L.EII WElSItER.
feb ma 1861
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

AN1ltEs and Merchants from Virginia, Tennessee the
western part of Georgia and The Northern part of Alai-
ma and Mississippi, informed that a cmnrcled tbrouvh
Passenger aud Freight line has been arranged aud now run
nng 'bTe Times week between Lyncburg w. and New
York. by the south side Railroad City Point and thence To
New YORK by the New York aud Virginia Steamship Comma
s splendid nne Of hrst class side wheel Steamship s-Y
hs Inc Affords advantages above all others Ia the cheap.
est AMI most agreeable route
Those coming over long line Of railroads. they 20 ON board
the steamships the evening OF the they reach 1ynchbure
nhd hnd large state and all the handsome accomma
Nn to oe found In the best steamships and short sra
voyage tey are IN New York, perfectly rested and ready for
business Passage from Lynchbug New York Fare and
State Room on Steamers included &l2 1855
AZ Freight route this line the shortest aud best between
New ORR aud the south West. The Steamships run along
sde me "ar'es Of the South Side Railroad Company AT civ
r"n nmJ there no dra,age Of Goods everything being
WIN The greatest dispatch The following Tarn Of through
hales mas been agreed upon by the Railroad Steamship
Company aud all goods forwarded free charge Shippes
wishing avail themselves our through ra,s must have
their goods marked cure Of railroad Agent Civ Point
RATES FROM NEW YORK TO LYNCHBIRG
cis ' s. s eta Sr q Glass e.s Al Glass s
LIE, ROCHE TAYLOR, Agents, Lynchburg, Va
sAM'LG BAPTIST co. Agents Petersburg va
hUDLAM ~ lllENEkIN, Ag'is II5 broadway, N. Y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

JOHNSON .XOUNGEIt d O1'EsA,
10 PEARL STkEk. :, dine t-5f
nrrwsss x.s Avn easy, rrnso 50, VIRGINIA
UUAyE Oh HAND AND offEk fof. sAL<A-
III lsv0 bags Kio, LsgIyra and Java 'Donee
Is bags Mocha 10
sides good and damaged sole Lea hef
800 boxes Adamanttae Csndsss
100 boxes Brown Soap
I23 boxes Fancy do
1850 Kegs Old Domlnion Nails
100 barrels N. o. Meiasscs;
IS bog-l,eads Cuba Molasses;
30 ". O. Sugar;
100 barrjs extra e. sugar.
$50 do low grades Sugar
rs do graduated Sugar
10 do sround Sugar;
rs patent loaf sugar.
81 barrels crushed Sugar:
kegs soda;
lon boxes FreGeh Window Glass
100 kits No. Mackerol;
80 barrels No. Herring;
100 bus,s. Cbsscs, Ta,othy d other Grass seeds.
Resides assortment o GR OCEElES well large
md wei selected 10 FORE IGN AND DOMESTIC LIQ
Uos We for Of the best brands II
MOUNTAIN RYE whist kEY. all of which will sell low
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
prsrif rsox A RArrLrssAkr's Dir


DHsfif FRox RArTiEsSAKEs Brre -CRiN.sAL
NxsIioEscK OF A PayscIas.-On Friday marnI,'f
last daughter ct Xavier Meyer, who resides on
farm aboat nino ~ lies northwest from I'll Paso,
came to her death under be most dist essinr CO...
cumstancre. she was out in the yAtd ecer tho
house, on Thursday evening, when she was b!;Nh
ia the foot BY rattlesnake. She Immediately RAJ
into the house and gave the alarm. y hen one
the family Was dispatched IA all haste to Panout
for physician, who was t,ld the q 'nnsthnsf'
Of the case. The physician said be would c9ma
and prescribe for the girl. and the messenger J..
turned. After waiting eome time. and the rt,-
cian not arriving another messenee was tlr-
patched after him. lie again promise j to come.
and the messenger returned. After agiin waiting
for the ph ysician for come time, the friends coh-
cIuded he did not intend to come at all, and dis
patched another messenger to FL Paso, dist incs
Of nine miles, for another physician, who n ,ado
all haste TO The residence Of Mr.. NJ. On his
rival herc however, ne found all his eaicayoi tn
save tie girl unas ailing. Death ended 81 fer
logs on the following Thursday TheEl Paso ply
.istaDce been procured in time. her life could lave
been saved without doubt. Mr. Meyer reside in
this city about nine years, and removed to hs am
met maker. The snake by which tbs girl WINS
bitten about six inches long, and ssupp 'ted
to have been less than year old. The deceased
was fifteen years old and was sister-in-iaw of Mr..
Adolph Beesman. Of this. city. from whom 40
have the facts a. he has given them. That there
should be bitter feeling on tie part OF The frends
towards the Pamela physician. is not 70 he wan
dered at-Peoyta H. 7'dnscripf, Nay *.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE
Mo llI Main Straat u

NJ HEREWITH beg leave 10 inform my friends and
Az the public generally, that In receipt II my
~ FALL STOCK OF GOODS, larger and more yariva
"n has ever before embracing Decorated gu
D"ha D"ner Isd and Toilet Sets; Hchers, Dishes I4e
M slrs N sets and by the single pair. My
assured that can hi. low any rc-,acAin. nous in M
United states as receive goods directly from Tin, lau(c
iurer \ call Is respectful! solicited
July - ll! q, b. TAYLOR Hi,bmnnJ Y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
AMERICAN GUANO,

AMERICAN GUANO,
FROM JARVIS AND BAKER'S ISLANDS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
Dealers amer the most satisfhc
TRY results have been attained BY practical experiments
made by gentlemen In Virginia who have used aide by side
with The Peruvian Eide Island other fertilizers and who
testify 10 lis superiority, importance aud value. r
II will upon soils Immediate well as durable Ter
iiizer, enricinn. but not exhausDy.
Il Is sold price than Peruvian and when HAR
thc viii bc great IL ROD greater.-
Pamphlets containing certificates from farnets In
Virgia will he forwarded upon applrnton
o American GuanO Company Rich
monj, aud all Packages VII have with the trade mark
of tile Company, c American ragc) aud will be warranted
pure II will put up bags barrels at the option
Of the purchaser Prize SO per Lon. ..= q -
FELIX II. CAVE, f2th street. Elchme d,
feb 2I-,s MOSES LACY, gent for l., ncllburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
Forwarding Business

uth James hter an. kanawha Company having acceded
Il 70 Inc proposition al the South Side r. H. Co Ia
the rates on b" routes have been compelled NV
raes am, however, BY that arrangements enabled to ,t
goods through at ~ 10 % cent south Road
90" prov ie1 they niherc 10 the stipulations aud ON ne mr.
neies mo dhscice "'l be mnch greater any rate na
dftermtned 10 rdac 10 pe iooest possible point trtrV
w'f which NE nigh tolls viii permit; re merchant. II
L!hcthhtg and the West NM ind il greatly their
Ia ship their goods Via Richmond. A. : IEF
FORWARDING aud Commission Merchant,
nlhrch us On the Dock, Richmond IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

T1Y ExPRrssI hsvs rsssssda Id Il pousls Width Eng
I'D e3sh Dsaee md Of beautiful Dress Goods Beragr,
Manra TAe ladies Will call before tx all sold
may IS li.Ni - 81 M GUGGESAkiiER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

SiA BAGS Black Pepper and AlhpIcc,
Nv 100 Mats Cinna.
20 bags Race Ginger,
10 boxes Pure Pearl Starch.
" Bales Candle Wick. For sale by
PEEL 4 STEVENS
NH sta no King Street Alexandria
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
NEW CONCERN

tJERUVIAN GUANo-Of Baltimore Ipsnec,ion Ii,
guarantees is standard purify AS'fec''o"' which
APH CAMP, STABLES Co, Bridge .,,co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

NOtlCD.
IL goods niended for the Freight Train delivered
"A nj the L!""hbSrg Depot the evening before, by hafpast
three O'clock The departure oI The mail "a renders This
arrangement indispensable To The loading tbs goods in time
the next Freight train +. ID. JELl.lS,
nah tcuer Err Ayrnt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

TIE Caoss Tie follow ing striking passs &c 10
from Henry Ward Beeehoss sermon pr. ache i last
Sunday in the pulp, Of the late theodore Pa rker
at Boston:
The z SO has twinsd aroand it every as ocia.
ton Of dignity and beauty In the world, No one
other thug has received from the fertile mind aud
the allfashioning hand of men of genius so many
intrinsic beauties rs the cross of Christ. Mil lions
never hear of it without throb nor see it with.
out genuHection. 1T draws upon the chile in
the cradle next to its mothers face, anu it il tho
thing from which the light disappears when this
child. 10 old age, 10 dying The cross is nov ns
universal aud rs beautiful to the associations and
che memories Of men. as then il was rare, p, Gu
iier and odious; II 10 that which now Ia us is ot
only suggestive Of fact in Christs history, but
1t is also memorial Of two thousand year Of
history. Arooud that simple crossword Tho
heart OF the world has gathered for twenty en-
tures its stories Of admiration, of love OF devo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

KILLED By LIoHrNiSa.---Oa Saturday an ern DON
last two men named Samuel Soule, aged So, and
Joseph SouIe aged 20, were killed by lghtts, near
Pages Mill mile more south Of Port oa'a ro,.Sew
York. They bad been fishing, and on thcr return.
took shelter nader aud in large hlttenvcod tree dn
ring thunder storm. They ieaaiag against
the tree when H. sfsck, David Rsesei and Ctms.
A. Bradnor who had also been EshinG, happened 10
take shelter under tie arce, bst fearing the VIZ
vid lightning removed few frst from the trunk. -
Rasseil, Sho was about sixsees feet distant " ms
ehsctd but injured. and Ers<n~r whe vas abo ut
tea feet distant vas knOcked ssoH his 6andsb ut
withos, iujsry. Samuel Soule was killed At once by
the stroke. but Joseph lived long eaoaga TO say In
reply question Of Bradnor tAat he was hurt, f.
ter which he fell over dead. a.
We are also informed that tie house Of Ednur ID
Wheeler about ops mne southeast fron the spot of
this catastrophe was also struck Sy Gghtning durn
the same shower, about four aad a-hak p N. Ia o
girls Standing near the ssevewcr kaoced down and
neasly killed The apid split tue aoor. and then
seened TO pass ont the door The teet of both the
girls len cold sfer the shock circulation beir 9
ssspesaed, Andone Of them had . mark like til Q
scratch ofA pin, sxtendag from the kSp 70 the foot.
4Psl4sh ,6Moera, Nay 30.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

New Commission House.
M have tins day associated ourselves together the
w pose ni conducting GENERAL COMMISSION BCsI.
Mss for r Se of lnbaeco Wheat Corn DE-, &c We ask
share of lhc patronage generous public assuring
,a We much youngor than The Hoard " J-ade and
always ignored tia action the ~ per We will
sell or you under the old commission, remit
tances III Office ut Jho q. shearcrs, Main
july 2n-dacly SlEslttR n BtRKS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07


Gs!f of the 18th ns,su gives some interesting par
tieuart Of the Africans lately landed at Key W,st
II says II 10 really gratifying sight to observe tho
happy coantens acss and changed Appearances the
cargoes Of the WiidGrs and W,iiaas, brought nto
our port by the MeAssck and Wyandotb Al every
and clotbed-and the unfortunate sick, IL -sur
from DEATH have at least the dark abyss hr lr cr
BY comforts and care, to which they hGrc . .
gers. Every means OF enjoyment 10 affo' rt ..
and IL 10 gratifying 70 see many happy .p.t
pursuit Of pleasure. Among the Whs.ss's
there is Yong mother, with babe about s.. ~
old She soon became object OF inttreet am' :
visitors, and in very short time both moth err and
child were suitably and comfortably clad. Th 0 aNc
sickened aud died--aad 40 we saw tic 10 hc.
bending and weeping, aud kissing its inauinat form
-waiing IN r'niHtiyr song, and responded % BY
mersus mourn rrs around the corpse--we felt tblt
love ~As beyond ali conditions Of pride ola &C.
and that MANY m Fht rejoice and be hatter, q In ri.
seif.iove, they would be missed ~ 10, 81, as b
dead babe 10y its mother. II wasisi n IN cd.
some coffin, and procession of suyeutecn vent q,
it to its last abode. Low chaantiags and ead lis
Of grief would break forth, and when nj last thu ppt
was reached, they became IS ailent as the 4>w
house which would cor tain ali tin heart pr IL oil
90 much. The little coffin was placed in the or re
each threw In its handful Of EARTH aud amid .hr
deepest sorrow they returned In silence bas -.
The same paper gives the following il ideih -
Among the rescued from the bark WRifre Is old.
qsiet and snbdaed in msuaer AsI excited 81 ecia
attention. other than that she had part OF her ami
ly with her Her area: hope to meet tho other
from whom fate had separated her On tts Ia , ding
Of the Williams cargo she, with others Of the e. ~
rival pespet at the fence Which separated Lh' new
corners arsm the old. Quick maternal instnt dis
covered one two, three and four auosp::tae a'owd
whom sae claimed - her daughters She ga e ven
TO her Joy, In the loud language OF song, ad III,
children ,hearing the familiar air Of home ugh
sight Of the singer in whom they fcuad thei long
lost mother. The meeting one Of tumi III uou
JOY 8; shouts from three hundred voices, in tn
giadness Of simple mother and with her four da,gh
tsrs sntwiued IN each others arms tine mother tool
them with her to meet the long separated. o. hos
tate each party was in utter ignorance
KILLED NJ LIoHTrISG,--Oa Saturday an ern oo
last two men named Samuel Soule, aged SO, an
Joseph Soule, aged 20, were killed by lghttis, ,ea
Pages Mill mile or more south of Port 0n'a Ne
York They bad been fishing, and on their return
took shelter nader aud in large hnttenvcod tree DIT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

UELMBoLD'S GI.NGt NE PREPARATION.
"HTGIfLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BuCHU,
A Positive and Specific Kennedy
For Diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL AMI
DEDPSICAL SWEIiISGS.
This Medicine incrcs the Of Digestion aud exces
the AlSOJES Is into health. action by which the WAITE.
RY OR CALCAREOCS dispositions. and all UNNATURAL
EELARG EMENIS are reduced, well rs PAIN AND IN.
PLANTATION, and IL good for
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-02
l~)ie0.

In Berlin July 26h Col Cyrus Johnston, aged years
In Barre July 18th, Mrs Dolly Trow, wife of Mr. John
frow, aged rs years.
In Iinesburgh April 18th, of congestion of the lungs,
MIR. John Allen, aged 81 years.
In Walden, July 14th of congestion on the brain, Mr..
George R. Noyes aged 80 years.
AT his residence in Philadelphia, Pa, July 9th, sud
denly, Rev. Daniel IIoughton D. D., aged 45 years.
In Worcester July Goth, after an illness of four and
onehalf days, Mrs. Hannah c., wife of Daniel Abbott
aged 64 years months and II days.
In Georgia, July 9th, of consumption Hobart E., son
of the late sydney and Mary Boyden aged 10 years and
months.
In Planfed, very suddenly, July Sd, Mrs. Sabrina
Potter, wife of Mr.. Hiram Potter, aged FL years
In Berlin, July 11h, Mr.. Moses H, Pingry, aged So
years.
In Stowe, July 4h, of disease of the heart Mr.. John
Robinson, aged 76 years and 10months.
Bro. Robinson was born in 1884, in Westminster, VT
In 1906 he moved Stowe where he pursued his trade as
house carpenter till 1913, At this time he married,
purchased wild lot of land, and commenced his abors
as husbandman. In 1920 he embraced religion under
the preaching of Elder Dodge Soon after he Joined the
Christian Church, and remained firm and devoted dis
clple OF Christ until his death. A. A. WILLIAMS.