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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-15
@ t. Lei a.

Qm oubern Sage, ro6rem Napolepn it6
ouf Die Sniel 9tlir be9eben. paren QUE Nu6s
ounce oe5 9afen8 YOn en9IiIhen Sditten
blpfirt, ober nod einmal IieBen ote 1un9en
Warine. Sffciere benz Goi1er iDre Otenltc
anbieten, Yeritherten, OoB e6 ibnen nit ibren
letdten 6abrSeu9en 9~elln9en werre, ollelI
enolilhen GreuSeru gum Grpb ZEN 9afen 81
Yerla6en unp Die bpbe See gu %6entnnen,
No6 etnmal LIEF Captain Saunln pen
&atler beldp6ren, itd ibm uusupertrauen
uno auf Icinem pantlden S6if in Dem lth@
ern @erltef na6 Nmerifa III entaieben.
Der Gailer lebnte ale Oiele @OrldlI0e ab.
0dpei9eno unp unentiAlOfen DermeiIte
er Sret Sage npd auf Der Snlel Nltr.
Damn berief CT ale Die Serren feine6 Sc
fcloeS AT einem Srie98rotb Sulammen uno
belpraA ft6 nit ibnen iber Die gu er9retfene
Den. W2a6reoeln. gprber nber batte Der &ai,
fer ZEN @rafen 2n8 Gales nod einnal gu
Dem Captain WaitlanO 9e1hift unb otelen
fGaoen lalien, Ub err CLAUDE. paB man cem
&aller, menn er ft6 f%reipiIig uuf en9lilde6
@ebiet bs9ebe, tort 9aitIide Aufnabme be-
wiuiQen, pper Db man ibu ais @efan9tnen
bebanpeln merce.
Captain 0taitlono bate btele IeBtere Srnz
oe nit eolem QnniQen SuriidoenieIen uno
ertldrt, paB Gn9lanO ii6 niemal6 70 ernie
rrt9en miirre, Denjeni9en, welder it6 S6uB
fu6enp apf @n9IauO6 9aitfreten Scpen be-
eebe, ol8 0efangenen gu %beranpeln. @r
Bate feierlib pertdert, raB 9tapplepn in
@nolanp ebrenYOlle Nufnabme inpen weroe.
@r bate btu5u9efi9t, OaB er jeBt pom DO
mirhl 9Otbam feline 8erpaltun9obefebIe err
balten babe uno paber gang bereit let Den
6aiIer nit leinem 0efol9e auf Dem 8eIIercs
pbon aufSunebmen, uno paB, lobaIp er Den
8open leine6 S6ife6 betreten, er ifd ouf
enolllhem SOcen unp urter Dem S4nB eng
lilher @eieBe bsfnpe.
Nappleon berietb it6 lun9e un0 au6fibrs
lid nit leinem tleinen imprpYiltrten &rieoSs
ratt, unp pa6 @rSebnilt Der 8erratbune mar,
naB e8 cas- 8eite unp @eratbenite iet, rpenn
Der &ai1er ft6 nit ieinem @efOlee ouf cen
8elerppbpn be9ebe, Die @aitfreunof6aft
@nolanp8 fur it6 uno feline 8egleiter beam
fprude, uup ben Yrtn5e& e9enten pom Gne,
lono um leine Ginpilli91n9 CUR Napolcpn6r
Nteperlaiuus in @nBlanO erlu9en iolle,
SD mill eteeubdnriS an Den prtn5eJte9ene
ten i6reiben, la9te NtapoleOn, parten sic
meme 9erren. sic loIlen meinen Srief les
fen.
@r ieBte it6, nabm bic 8eper our Sano
unD Obue Sa uberIe9en unO gu %itnneu, mari
er raid etnl9e 3eilen ouf pas 9apier, baS
CT oann Dem 9crSOS pOn &Ooi9o parreidte,
2e1en Stt, 9erSO9, laste er, Ielen gle
laut, penn nur tpenn mein S6reiben Sbrer
@uler 8tliguu9 fnpet, nell i9 e8 unterSei61
men.
(6prtIetun9 fOl3t.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-15
Samuel Burnett.
Mgentur fiir Den @OBbef'i6cu
.Shnnnftnhnf.

SD made hermit betannt' Oab Id bic &sentur fir ben BE-
rlbrten Qcbbedi6en S6nupfdbaf aus Der Jabrit BON Qamart
unb Gbr. S6wanebers In philadelphia lbernDnnmen babe unb bab
Id ibn an 1Dbpleldle= uo 8lein=@ertdufer N c + m a Bt9ten
Bnbrtfpretfen ablane. Setnrt9. &nefele,
Geais& ND 5 6drrtfpnfr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-15
DR.. Hufeland.
0alfon,ifmsr EorbioI

fir ianeas5 ttluns BON 6uH,n. Grtdttuns, SnFutnien. 8r&n.
ne, WaI1en pals ans fSttrDbrentntjIubung, NRtttbruna uRt
wean moo np9lt1, Gr... ,leruns fur Aae an btefer Rrdntbttt
0etberrt, ltIbf In Ben trBten Sfdbttn.
DteIe berubmtt Preparation In eletn Benz Sfttern ,urerIdT.
Fe. - &s til fur ttnt Rldft BON RrdnIte ZEN beftmnt, Bic
dogemetntt UNI 9efdbritbtr ais nut dhtert btnen bic BtSsk.
asr fletnsn 9ridttune %berribrsn. Or. 4ea, stts tvas 6rlt.
9e Quttorttdt fdlt: SD rta ntGt b~tbaupttn, bd6 Salt"
fur unf 1T, mas bic Def unS bas gslbt Tietsr fur BIZ Btrrk.
hr aneerer 3onen fnb. sber Id Tam btatmmt SerHbsrn, hss
&terkefdue %infubrtn.
Cine Ueitert Vrrbs Der trtfteItdsn gsfdsrl5fstt Dr ssv
elmer tletnsn %9rfdltuns en!ftttntsn Grdutbtiten, aeiat fb be-
ttnen Bid uber ndbftbtnet ans SEN 8ertbttn bs Sbtlab,.
pbta 9eiunbtettsanteS eufnonmeus Eahens Erpsbem OBJ.
ldoelp4t9 anertGnnt stne Der s~sfunbtF,u Stdbts Der Unto. ID
ie9t Die G1beuet
1882. @eiammtjatt Der Gtsrk.faat t0"s-
Starben an S8wtusTudt 1912
" " dnbers Srantbttttn 8S49
1855. @tfammtjabI Der Stsrbtfdas 97Se
Starben an S6ptnbfp&t 1895
" anDsrt s%ranisdttn 1854
1854. @efemm1Gbl Der Sttrb,fdut 1854
Starben an S&wtRbfu&t 2.I7S
" Inners Rrnuttetttn 1856
Dtefs 8dbIsn setstn. bas t~eiAdbt:bs 1. TbttI eaer 6ttrba.
taat tn etelen HanOe eur9 I~ssssbruns Ssrurfa6t rtrbtn, al.
Ittntru GI1~.gns btrbssasfItrt mtrhrn
SdUnt euere G~efunbbett unb nenn ibr an elmer GrfG(tuno Ser
Brutt poer Gun1e Ietoet tdufet etne Sldlhe Don 6ufelanb1s
bdlianiidem 9oretal un6 tbr fGnRet auf fGere Geneftna refrpn
9dutenoe bdben oteieS 9etsaH up behen %wun6erbare QBtrfrno
bebeuat.
Sufen fpntrnt aber ndndmdt BON Der6urbenem Nldoen In MOL
dem Sale eaS uOeutf6e SiherS" gebr1udt mereen iDlte. cn
Tdlen pom einem anoduernben 9uffen berrubrenbtr GGmGhs rwS
beS e1nSen S9itens Uttb man bas 8itterS pn orpesm
fnben.
Daiette mtr6 etnsta Bet Or. 6. So. Sddfpn. 438 0~har
Derfertigt uno betalen. Dru9gtHen unb GIpreboItern
burA BITE Der. Staaten sertauft.
@1e'S 70 SeH's Ss S'alRe' @st9il
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-15
Sr. SnfelnnS's beriibmte8
GentIcbes 2Sittsrs
W.T. ItIN UIItW JIUPt
N2n 9 Z mn z 81 N1tth mfr


acknowledgements, Di5pepGt uMr @eItIu1t, drpnt
lhe poer usro0ie Shpihcn, Observation-Disclosures
unc ate Rraufbctten, melte Don DerbDrbeuem Ma-
gen pber Der 0eber eutilsben.
S2;*s.dl8 l%eraCpftn8, tnrerl &t psmOrtbsn. Nnordne Bee
SIu.e8 MD bsm ,Rppfe Siurt TN Wdgtn, 5tStrrnatn, sob.
brtnmsn, u spttt!Siatstt. Sdwsrs TIM Ytaset. S6wa6t unh
e5s3 @efa9I I'M Wrlsn aas untsylstt s&werer @ttsm
6~esitI0pien S8p te Der 4u9en, 3feftn In benz @eFbt
Tieser urb ReYffbmtrSen. Sef6psroru bstm atbntcu. @elk.
gereen ter baut uab Gnstn, Sehsufeten S4msrssn liz
Rutea uRe ben @Hsbsrn, 6tst I'm 8Spf Aub 8rennen tai
5fetfb, @anatateit unh JtittxrBsf5Id 1tubst.
Dtt Gt5enttGner %fmpfeblen bttie WltbtJtn Der anfa t%rffan1.
stf pes eHelttane tsf astri a9t Son lem RSsrtp une bar
~sEpfobltr pirt. 50 tn btss istn neuts unb unatpraftea
Uitttel, fUuttsn etngS. b15 felt 10 Saprtu Bite prifuns pr BEN
amsrifdntf6en gpttt ~bsTantta bat uus ttHsn RuF anb Der.
fauf Bic lest nod tu fttnsn anbern srrttAt wurte. Dtt
%3tuguthe, pfihe 81 Itmtt unb nus9eBetGnet Gerttt unb prt.
aus da,u 16ttten btefes 2dnots "a GunRen eeben
aeben tins %unaebeuere unO Il .geudus Dur&lsf ing bts a1Ilsr.
I'D BON hem @ilen:tdmer publt;ttttn GimanaGs. wtt6en bsr-
fslbe untatstlbltb tur@ Ole Ggtnttn S~trrbtilen last mug duH
BEN ungldu6tgftn ietrgeugeu, bds btefes 8tsterG mirIvA bi
eerIb mtbtit ~Usrbttat, ueIat es srldRst bat.
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Settieoern 8ettfeOern f! 8rttfe0crn

Sceben erbaltcn 1000 Bfunb 8ettebern bon Iebephio.r Co. =
welbe tb gu ben btnioiten Qreilen pertanf V'Oe" Vanlea
awI&sa NRarts Spacs nnh Der arS@s 'P''Es
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-15
Tcncrs0 crffcbcr1tmacit.
Johnston's Insurance Rooms.

JOhnsCOn'S insurance Rooms.
gp. 70 SecpnoItr.
VeuerE, Wtartnes nno 2cben8=8erffcbes
rnn08=Sompdonien.
Cldtrlte llrO feitelte TOmpnQnfe.
Serltderlm98S@pm Der 8aleb y. Iiroinier
10 nit 100000 capital. "f
n4pltr9@SerItderun98=@pn y. 8iroirrier
nit $500, 600 capital. o"N"I
bemarlesSerlt9erun98>@ rntp. y. 8irotnien.
NIT 100000 Capital. o"'
G9arter SafzTerItd). Comp. bon Sdrtfprb
nit $35O,0OO capital. 80
Secltrttp@S tderltt08 Gpntp. bon SEEM Ocrs
NIT $27O,OOO @apitaI. y
Pbpntr@Se 8zSpmp. bon Sem Onrf
NIT $500, 900 capital, C'I
Ste plute= rItder1no8zG pnnp. y. N2em-Noxf
nit $4,000 Saptal. oN''
WtDntdntsV ertder z@plnp. ". 02cn,- Mort
nit $500, 900 capital. 0"|I
Observation-Disclosures Comp bon NemzNcrY
NIT $3.50, 900 capital. ON"'
Wtercalltile WtutuQl Morine
NIT $1,000, 900 capital.
Seretnt9te Staaten Seben8=G erfi6er1nno ,c
nit 81 $50, 972 @aptaG.
9tprt9er1 Allurance=G pmp BON Qpnbnr
NIT 1874, III GopitoI
Ote coen bentertten @cnlp09neen fmb ppn ber oe,isr.A.
Staotes Ntarplano %outbortirt rno ltenitrt, S"'"'" yes
St ppn GEM thterSetDneten reprdIeuhrten Gpmpoon;ec, n.Lu
mlrtlt3 perfn9bare8 Gapital gum bonen nhsfn NV 2aOen
Seho9 oerantpOrtltG fir bic 3abluno bon gerIuGrn "'0V5epenen
crebt. $Tns " y oSlule g0ntlt9
Steb. &iiunt, Surpebor. 'ts IN
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(TOrtieeun8 fOlBt.)
NOrtlamb serOfene=oe Sci.

Der bette Qrtttel i'm ylartte. @s er3eu9t bsinl 8rennen fetueu
3auh uno bat fetnen unangenebmen @eru9. Terner;
6erpIene O~el=2ampen
bon BENT lebten uno perbeIiuteu Patentnuter lmt &n9el' @eltn=
b~ergldiern uno Dp6ten I'M GrpB- uno RletnsNertauf bel
Fl. WAKEFIELD 81 Co.,
etnstsen &seuten Der 9orlano RerCene Ocl-@ompa8nte
0824,Sm 80. 10 q. 90parbftr,
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0ermticbte 2(msetgett.
Sinner's MGhmnfebtne.

Die @6neiter biefeer @tabt, ipmie aue 9erionen. weltbe cine
suite @a6mai d inc 81 baben wiimidea, l ont S, l,9 s[ nm pTs
raeuo cine onbere. unb 10 aud swetmaI 10 cteI @elh
%nbrtngt. 9siss n2 a@S m NJ ere % aTs e : g. gas ben 5 S5l ddt}n
IN bieFner Sto6t in Spcration ait G5den, 9Sefen uno 6plen nno
Sa6en ibre @igncr p6er bic tonit a,teiter: in ben StAro 9elest, ib
mebr @eIo SUI erIparen, ais ibnen bt.ieS Gnt anoeren @5e9e me8,
Ch IN gme, mede cine rer b item HGbma al 6tneu, Die
m G5etraud, fnb, baben m6fteu, iolten in unierer Office:
gto. 159 BalttmcreItrabe
%uoripre6cn, no @etrau6S 4nwelun9en IN oeuf@er, e%u9ltltNsr'
rans5iiider utb ipantIder Sprate su baben ino ub no mir Sc
Il tuetne 4laIdtne fault auf ~oerieben arbetten Ieraelt.
g6tdt nad) eluen @renplar bon Stn3er'S Ndbmal6tnen 3et,
ana. Que Wtaidtnen werceu Elm gauges Sabr nad ibrem &ntaut
on umS in BOILER Sronun9 uno 9tcparotton geboIten.
CFL2Si in SO. e.. 8r0bertd, MQent.
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0teeuer S9eero TIT 05Dicss iUertu
WI0ctiter Qaunqnt. nn0 Sto0t 0eienid1ft.

SIN benz @ntpidelungSsans Der NnTebluns fnb mir tuttn s-
On @ss 6artpr City IN ben 8reis Der @erteaeruneen gu steten
aao 9pts I'M S%Saentbetle Der Staet gu ben. fur bas srfe 9auienO
rf9efeaten 9retS pm $l25 gum 0erfauf az brineeu, uno smdr
III Der fruberen @rG6e pUn 40 bis $50 5uB unb mpRati6en GIN
i%dtlun8en BON So. Treie Deeb8 IN better 5rrnn sor1ntrt. Die
Jnangrthnabme bteIeS Stabttbetl5 TT nun lrpstl opn bGdten
Sntere1e fir bic 8armtebGlferuns ais aud Stele @ewerbtretbenbe
pd5u O%rGnsen. Drfs. 90berften unb @erbtntun9sfra6en. wte elm
steamer eur S%erfeuune neuer, reeelmdBtser 8erbtubune nit
fsw-gort unb gptpn, merten aus unb pdRrenb Der @ntmtdeluns
oteie8 glanes Sn Der @efenfbaft setaut, unb bic Iusfutrun9
oteieS 9iGnsS mtrb IN 8urse ben @entralpuutt fur bic umeeeenb
mad unIerer Staot leeen.
Brdmten
sefetenb sntpeber In etnen 5000 Quabrat=8uB sro5en @arten
sser einem 8rettifet auf benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., nerben je
ddh Der gDatt gu ben erfen SerfdufeA 1000 Cots ~bet9e9eten.
Ter In Der @ntwidetuns ~be9rtHene 6a6rtdplan letbet baburd,
ai6t nur fetne Sectntrd6tt8une fpnbern nus burA I%uSfIbruns
obi9en 9%dfenpdne8 eft ietne 9an3e ~g8tfti9fett erlan9en.
Sabrtfdnteu, ipelde tire @tablihementS mad @g9 6arbpr Gttp
Lceen, irerbcn d~b9eieten Spn Der 0lnfteen Gage Smii1en NOrb- unb
SWh, bur6 liberale 8egunftgungen Settens Ser Sc leaf6aft, be-
seutenbe @rrtbetle sewtnnen.
Yampblets werben u~nent8e1tltb n~us0e9eben, uns n1tere gad-
i1cn ertbetlt burb
N9tD19r4 S. S6mtbt, Msent,
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Siren. SEQ. 81 Nprb=@ obGfro6,

NOVINI Ut NISFTWIN SPINWH,
ertbetlt am Gage wte Ibenbs llnterribt un6 bat ietS @benbfIo6en
in welde 9erren, wel6e Die en9hiGe SpraGe ouf cine Isidbte
aus Der Oeuti9eu in Die en9liide Sprade, iOwie aus Der enesiH8Sem
in Die oeutlbe, werOen riftis, i6neG uno biui9 belorot, ebe1ip oGe
anpern i9rftli&en Irbeiten in betcen @praden, irpie griefe,
8ouuadten (nadb Deutl9lanb), @Dntratte, Raufbrieie (deedsl
Observation-Disclosures (MoTtgages), @Cnfitutpmen &c. &c,
(Me320, 3pt)
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Gin frIftiQc8 Nltcr OOer Gin friibjeitiger Son
3. Mutl1Be,
- a. q A..Lf .raEAiE4nn

tn @%btcd9C, Su.
Die SusenS, bic Waurbett unb saS Mlter, MIe fpIten otees
Bud leien. SIS entbdlt nisli6e 8elebrun8en Iber pte @rt1lture
cte S6wd6en uno Rrdnt beiten Der @ei6le6tstteie fur ) e,
nelde an ocn 70 erldDpfencen unb I@linmen 8Oleen Der oStlbft-
~5eaefune" unD dnoerer @uSidneifungen letoen. Der %nerttSOle
Ndtb unO Die ehntrtneliGen QBdrnun9er. rrel6e IS ertbeilt, werben
Sabre beS 2stbens uerbuten unO idbrlt6 Tdufenee rn 0eben ret
len. Der Setlunasplan, duf Der Mnwenbuna Der Gee
trteitGt berutenO 1T nartn auSfIbrid beiprpden uo nadse
ptefen, bdB btejenteen pattenten, bte tr @elc fir WteotSin 9epen
,t ba6en, a6ne sebett gu Iein, I'D ni6t an bic re6te SfrnteOe ses
menOet blten. Smpgtens lnfru6ttdrfett, ipwte aae nervDle
eetoen uao S&tpaten FER @f6leAtSOrSans t0nnen1 muir auf eet-
80 Gts. ppffamps miro es Serem fret Susefdidt wcnn man
1crefTrt: Or. 6. Qubdrf6 Gbicd1p, Su. 1854, iuwl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20
AY T. RS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most ctfcctual remedy which the medical skin
of our times devise for this every where pre-
yailing and fatal malady. 1t is combined from the
most nctivc remc,as that have been discovered for
the cxpurgnon Of this foul disorder from the blood
and the of the system from its destructive
consequences. lcncc it should be employed Tor
the cure of not only serofula but also those othcr
affections which arse from it such as EnrrrlvR
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANrHoNys FIRf, RosE,
ERysirrLAs, PlMrLEs, PrsrrLEs, BInrcHns.
BLAISs and BoLs, TrMous, TFrrRR and SALT
RnEuM, ScAID Head, RNowoRM, RnErMArisM,
SyrnlIIrIc and MERcuRIAL DisEAsls. DnorsY,
DysrErst, DEpulrY and, indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS
ARISING PROM NITfATED on IMPURE BLOOD. The
popular belief III impwity ofHe blond is founded
in truth, for scrofula is degeneration of the blood.
The particular purpose and virtue Of this Snrsapa-
rilla is to purify and rcgcncratc this vital iuid
without Which sound health is impossible il
taminated constitutions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JUNE 20 1860
MEDICINES. &C
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

IL constitutional disease corruption of the blood,
by which this fluid becomes vtiated. weak, and
poor. Being in the circulation, it pcrvadcs the
whole body, and may burst out in disease on any
part of it. No organ is free from its attacks nor
Is there one which it may not destroy. The sorofu-
lous tant is yarionsly caused by mercurial disease
low living dsordercd unhealthy food. impure
air. filth ind filthy habits, tho depressing vices,
and, above all. by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the consttu-
tion. descending from parents to children unto tho
third and fourth generation - indeed, it seems to
be the rod of Him who says, II will visit the
iniquities of the fathers upon their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulccrous NATTER which, in the
lungs liver and internal organs, is termed tubcr-
Giles in the glands swellings: and the surface.
genders in the blood dcpresscs the energies of life
so that scrofuous constitutions not only suffer from
scrofnous complaints but they have far less power
to withstand the attacks of other diseases
sequently, vast numbers perish by disorders which,
although not scrofulous in their nature, still rem
dered fatal by this tant in the system. Most of
the consumption whch decimates the human family
has its origin directly in this scrofulous contamina-
ton; and many destructive diseases of the liver,
kidneys, BRAIN and indeed of all the organs, arise
from or aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are serofnlous;
their persons invaded by this lurking infection,
and their health is undermined by it. To cleanse
it frum the system must rcnovate the blood
by an Alternative medicine, and invigorate IT by
healthy food and exercise. Such nedicine We
supply in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20
Singers Sewing Machines.

REAT Is tho oonoluhyp proof great
" men Judged by this tust there labor saving machine
before the public comparable singers Sewing Machines
After establishing the highest reputation In the United States
they exhibited al the late Exposition Unyerselc In
France, where they carried on the highest premium; and
great mnhuactory to ten has been built In Paris
In every branch Of industry which sewing be done
these machines be used with immense profit As the
ofhe Railway train 10 travelling foot Ia sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing. M tailor,
shoemakcr dressmHker carriage trimmer sadder halter DC,
&c should not be without The far profit of using
these machines regularly enoyed One Thousand Dollars
year la au private families where there IL much sewing
be done these machines invaluable assistance. Planters
and hotel keeper find them particularly convenient and profit
able These machines simple In their construction and
strong and durabe being the only kind Of Sewing Ma
chine made by which every sort of work ne
could be perfectly executed Thousands inferior
less Sowing Machines been made and sold under various
hui Singers Machines alone hayo been found every
where to sttlsf, the wants Of the people.
Plain printed instructions for using, sent with each
chine from which one readily acquire the art Of
gng them The machines are packed securely 10 60 TO
parl Of he world To all persons desrng particular In
ses, forward copy u r. Singer Cos Gazette, al pane,
wholly devoted to fe Sewing Machine interest Ll ~
- Il Itys Y LMsINGER Co.,, 2
,. Principal Ofce, No. 1928 broadway, New York
BnANcn oyFlcnNo II Hanover 81, Boston: No s7 Chap
oil st., New Haven C Goverville, n. f No 971 broad 81
HsSaEk, N j. No. l&a hsspnt Phsdslphis; 10a Bal.
tlmore St, Baltimore No. 80 WestmInser 81, Providence
l.; No. SEasi 4th ST. Gancnnat No. @ North 4th St. 81
LOUIS No ~ ST. Charles ST. New Oreana Mo- 20 Dtphn ST.
Mobile rr.2 sSl u .teb les ftee .k1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

FATsL DlsRAsR AMONG SnExp--The Washing
ton Pa. Examiner states that tho disease which
has becn SO disaterous TO cattle in tho Eastern
States has broken out among the sheep Of James
Morrison. of CHARTERS township, in that county,
and carried off largo number. On Thursday he
lost about forty, and others were in dying con-
dition Friday. Mr.. M. says the disease is
very similar to the cholera in its operations carry
ing off tho sheep in short timo after being AZ
tackled. II bchooves our farmers to be on their
guard. and tako every prccau.ion to prevent tho
spread oftho malady,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20
Grand Exhibition of the New
HiSPRING STYLE PREMIUM HATS. ~,

AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG DRoAzE HAT -
Opposite the Exchange Bank Main st
TlsifE undersigned herewith announces TO numerous
Il friens customers and the public In general e hns
hand The latest and most magnificent stock Of FINE HATS
Introduced in this market lie takcs pleasure In saying
that he h able 10 furnish the well The oil the best
Hat Of his own manufacture the celebrated 81 IEk HAT
known 10 great portion Of hc people Virginia, made
der his on hy The skilhl npkinn Of the
age Anyhol and cNrrbop IN want q god, durable and
beautiful HAT. well call nj sTIf/Es In addition to
his manufacture. he calls attention his largo well
selected sock of SOFT FELT HATS of every description
quality; servants Hats In variety clrcns fancy Hats
aud Gnps, ladies riding Hats gT All aud every Kind Of
Hats madc to order AT the shortest notice.
Also, large variety Of straw Goods Of every style
taHi Cd4!! LdH!ii at
hp 10 WILLIAM STITZER'S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

WirE SUES FOR WAuKs.---A woman IN Detroit
cover wages us domestic, II scoms h. procured
divorce from her eight months ngo slto know
nothing about II, and lived with him, performing
her usual domestic duties. lilo recently told her
Of tho divorce. and she, much exasperated, seeks
to punish him, or Mt least make him pay for tho
eight months, service from which his own act had
legally released her. -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20
WILLIAM sTITZER,s.
w ool Cardin e .


hTR CARDS In perfect order, having been newly
~ filled mn thoroughly repaired and prepared
Carng in the best at the shortest notice
We have again secured the scrices Of Mr. JoFEs
Of Nelson county, Carer Of great experience who caded
us The last season, and gave entire satisfaction.
You that want GOOD ROLLS send In Jour ool eny and
Will endeasor 10 card all as without Sy delay.
We will spare pains 10 please those who may pactse
We will keep constantly hand Wool Rolls for sale and
exchange for Wool. .l s.. ..s.L-
kH The paid for Wool delivered
Store or Mill. NOWLIN & MURRELI,
may Itu,I ,luru Xa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

GREar DRouar IN WESTERN Missouri. The 81.
Joseph lMo.) Democrat Of June Stb, represents
tho drought us being fearful in that vicinity. aud
adds--A general feeling Of gloom is beginning to
pervade NIL classes In this usually most prosper
ous part ot,he State, and unless the parohed snrth
is speedily visited with oopious rains it is evident
TINT We are to have n repetition OF tho famous To-
mlno Yoar Of lS33.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

EMIGRANT VINE-GRowERs.-Crowds Of indus
trious German yinegrowers and farmers are emf
grating from Germany to Missouri. Some three
hundred have already reached St. Louis. They arc
regarded as the very best emigrants that could
enter State, and tho branch of agriculture
which they pursue is a deeply important one for
the country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

Tue WHEELING RRlDGE.-A meeting Of the d.
rectors of the pittsburg and Steubenvle road was
held AT Wheeling on Monday last at which it was
determined to make the necessary survcys for
the contemplated railroad bridge at Wheoling.-
The building Of the bridge was Of the con-
ditons upon which the right of way across the
Pan Handle was granted to the road.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

REIssrArED.-Rev Mr.. Shinde,a Pennsylvania
been suspended from the ministry for allowing
himself to bc elected to political Office. has
united with the Lutheran Synod again. having
written letter to the Synod expressing his in
tcnton Of retiring from political life at the end of
his present term.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

cious witness in the IIarper's Ferry case who was
released on Friday last from Jail in Washington,
where he been confined for several weeks for CON
tempt, is said to have Immediately loft for the
North The Senate ordered his release on the
ground that the Harpers Ferry Investigation was
closed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20
Cash for heat.

VUoH
I WISH IN purchase II considerable quantity Of the NEW
CROP WHEAT delivered in Lyncibutg and AT the staple
Mills, for which the highest market prices will be paid
Having erected PLASTIC. Mt am prepared at all times
to furnish FRESH GROt Nd PLASTER NJ Il nchburg prices
either loose In bags barrels suit buyers viii also
furnish GTANO If timely notice be given order it,
delivered either In I4nchburg a the Nj for Inch will
charge only commission, unless has 10 bc stored,
will buy good barrel tuber, both seasoned and green.
well Hoop Poles deli,ered the Mil for which fail
will be allowed.
a., TIE STORE HOUSE and BTACKSMlT SHOP at the
Ha Mill for RENT consider rst stand for both
the Store House will soon be thoroughly rcpaired
ie 4 ,i6m-Rep copy. JAS. j.. IIOENEI.