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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-06

y PAIR OF EM.-Tlp recent visit of the
Legislatures of Rentilcks; and Tennessee to
Ohio. has gircn RE toas good things. We
print two from t. t. 4sniltf Commercial J,
Pc7i:ss=e=17 M 4s5;slHs e,e?Ss a2ss
after the champagne rH3I in Ohio. \ man
on the train going DOWN to Lexington, per
sonated Governor Dennis Son, andmade llarangues
at the way stations which amazed the populacc,
and have probably convinced the people Of
Kentucky, who listened in good faith, that the
Republican Governor of Ohio holds queer doc
trncs on the subject of niggcrs to be entertained
by man living in Il Northern latitude. e,
"rhc story goes that when Licutcnant-Gov-
crnor Newman, Of Tennessee, was here with
the Kcntucy and Tennessee Legislature, he WAS
accompanied by his 'bodv servant spriyhtIv,
sable colorcd 'Joy,' of about thirty, who was
conscious of his dignity. His master, who was
in the habit of jesting with him f.miIiary, ac-
costcd him in the hall of the Neil House, Just
before the departure Of our guests, with IL 'Wly,
Jack, haven't any Of the aboltionists carried
YOU off YETI yah! yah Mass Ncwlftan, =
quoth Jack, ,-'whcn | seed you gwiue down dc
street arn-ill-am with Guhner Dcnnison and
Gubmcr Chase, tot you wor gone, surc-yaI, !!
YAH Governor Chase is responsible for the
story"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-06

BEGISHISG TO REAP THE FRUITs.-Tllc news
paper paragraphs tell us that the journeymcn
shocnakers of Natck Senator Wilson's town.,
LYNN, 1Iaverhill, MarbIchcad and other shoe
manufacturing towns, have gone off i'll Il strike
for higher wages, and in the same connection
is announced the failure of one shoe manutac-
turcr for $4,000, and other like failures arc
expected. This is the beginning o. the fruits
of needless ant-slavcry agitation in Massac-
Sets These shocmakcrs arc honest, upright,
hara-workng men. and they are sincere i'll
their anti-savcrv views which lecturers, preach
crs and politicians have hammered into their
souls willie they have been hamnIcring soIcs
for bread. They have talked and voted hatred
to the South and devotion to. the negro, until
they have driven off custom Eow, when the
employers begin to fail for want of customers,
and cannot pay the high prices which this an
ti-slavery agitation has cut down, the journey
men strike and insist on more wages The
remedy for them and their employers is not 4.
strike against low wages but strike against
anti-sIavery agitation. What thrift has there
been in the Black Republican press that has
melted them to wrath aud anger and unchar-
tablencSs against their Southern customers 2?
Let the laboring men of Massachusetts ofsound
minds and good Judgment reflect upon this
state Of free labor among lis and sec whether
or not the plain remedy is not to let slavery
and negroes aonc!-Boston (.Nass.) Post.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-06

There is lady in our twon, at present, who
would not like to he called very old, who has
seen ten out of the fifteen Presidents OF the
United States, and has also seen Henry Clay,
Webster, John G. Calhoun, Aaron Burr, Gene
raj Scott, Col. Croglan Sir Robert Peel, Lord
Wellington and Queen Victoria. She lrs sat
in the chair occupied by Queen Victoria, in
Westminster Abby, on the day of her coroha-
ton, and would have seen Louis Philippe,
had it not been for the death Of his son at the
time. This is indeed very remarkable, and
We challenge the State, yea, even the United
States, to present q lady who has seen so many
of the learned and distinguished mcr both of
England and Amcrica-Chrster Standard.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-06


in the Gsth year of her age.
Below, on the base. which is block Of the
same marble, fourteen inches in height, thirty
onc i'll width, is the following verse
Hark! the golden harps arc ringing.
Sounds uncarthly fill the car;
Millions. now i'll heaven singing
Greet her joyful entrance there. :.
The cap of the monument is of classic pro-
portions, sixteen inches in height, an! is carved
into pleasing and graceful ornaments which
set off and crown the whole. It's brackets unite
with finals OIL the pillar, representing the ctcr-
nal flame Of affection.
The whole monument, which stands seven
and half feet in height, is set in Il free-stone
ground piece Ola foot in height. When crcc-
ted, marble curbing, as high as the ground
stone, will accompany it, completely circum-
scrihing the outline of the grave. The inonu-
mcmt i'll i;a harmony of design and skill Of exc
cution, will be one of the most appropriate in
the State. ltcan be- seen as the yard but
few days longer Charleston Mercury.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-06
Gbs Ganlaen aaD1rfklg gnurllal.
Tuesday. Nzarci, 6, 1850.
Z S. ". CALL, Associate Editor.
The weather
AubrOtypeS.

.tto7 Ii mild and pleasant as Spring, and suggests
f.rmes ti.e near approach Of planting time.
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Monument.

Our attention, as well as that of all passcrs
by, has been drawn to a singularly chaste and
elegant monumental memorial, in the marble
yard of Mr. Robert D. White, on Mectingst.,
1t has been prepared TO mark the spot where
rest Slc mortal remains of the mother of Gov.
Gist. 4.g
The monument is carved from a block of
highly lustrous marble, Of an Italian white, and
polished TO u high state Of perfection. Its form
is that of 4 rectangular pillar, with Il base and
cap. The pillar or die block.is three feet and
seven inches in. height, with faces of two feet
and sides of fourteen inches On the faces all
oval, raised handsomely from the die, exhibits
one of the finest pieces of ornamental carving
to be found i'll workshops Nothing short OF
the sculptors studio can surpass it. 1t consists
of a wreath of blossomcd flowers and delicate
leaves, alternately y cntwincd in winding belt
This work is the same on the two faces. The
principal, however, bears tIe following inscrip-
ton 4:
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

Camden, S. c., february. 1860.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-06

Rev. II. T. LEwis.-Orrton, corcspon-
dent of the kcowcc Courier, writes as fol-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04

Four PgRsoNs POISONED AT LoUDoN, n H.
The Manchester (N. Ii. Mirror has the particu.
lars Of puisoning case at Loudon. in which AL
exander Moore ischarged with poisoning his vile,
daughter, son.inlaw and servant girl, all OF whom,
are in adangrrous situation. The original cause
seems to have been disqualification in regard to
some property left to his wife by a deceased son.
He attempted to fro the house in which they
lived, but was prevented, md lodged in jail. He
got clear Of trial through the eff rts ot his bonds
men. After remaining away IRON hnme Car a
while, lie returned several months agn. and has
lived there since, through nst on very pleasant
terms About threo weeks pinos Abe Hfyly fell
sick, seemingly with the same temrles.w. They
at once called To their family physicia,', who was
afterwards discharged. and tho services OF another
secured from G.seord.- A csrsiul Investigation
Of the several cases soon iedto the conclusion
that the family was poisoned with white lead
A painter in 'hc asighborhood states that be fur
nished the accused with nearly a cup full about
Thanksg wing day, which hs said he wantedt to fill
up some cracks with. A careful analysis Of por
ton Of -four labont one third Of the barrel still re-
maining) revealed unmistable evidence Of lead -
Upon the announcement o: the physician that the
source of the poison had been ascsrtained, Moore
was promptly arrested, and 10 now in custody. Flo
win be taken TO Concord ior trial to-day. The Mr.
ror states tho appearance Of the poisoned family
to be truly heartrending. g s.r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04
.YNCHBURG MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 4, 1860.
The Otty Of fNsuvoo-Young 10 Smith, Old
,f@rf JOS Widow.
nv A CHICAGO pELHuArs.

' N# bf CHICAGO DELeaAfB.
CID. Freeman. one Vt the Indiana delegates 70
Chicago, visited the ruins Of Nauvpo City On his
return hcme, and gives the following disOrp-
ton -
A vast extent OF ground 10 csvsred BY tho ruins
Ut this city. Streets beautifully laid out, wide
and spacious, maoaaamissd and 10 good order
evidence Of good taste and systemAtic design
Numbers II large brick houses with doors gone,
windows broken, and partially unroofed aud
aseless, In every ssnso Of the term. A very large
uaaaished brick ho,el. with marble Oappings. 10
N the center of the city. very pisture Of desola-
tion and destruction. The site OF the town is un.
surpassed by any on the river II Is most ad.
mirably adapted for the wants Of "a large city /;
scaess ~ il is easy, by aad and WATER the climate
% genial, md tho general condition Of the place
healthy. Since the departure ot the French tho
occupy the greater portion OF the city.
Young 10 Smith. the son Of the Prophet 10
twentysix yesrs Vt age. and occupies the house in
which his father fvstlved. lie believed.as did his
tather. in all the Mormon doctrines, except the
Que which oountenancss the plurality Of wives. lilo
is uAtoe Of the peace, and lives on his property
Ills house resembles an old fashoaed. gable
ended New England farm house, surrounded by
neat plot "f gseund. thiokly studded with trees.
In the drawing rmm hangs portrait Of the old
prophet himself which looks jnst ~ he did. COW
lick and all, twenty years ago. ,r .Hs-i+
Mr.. Smith is highly respected by his fallow
townsmen. on whom he does mot attsmpt toobtrudo
his opinions. lie does not hold great deal Of
landed property here, though he has avsiable
means elsewhere. Is s,a
The relict OF Prophet Smith some time -
married Mr. BialheMer who. with her coed
the house from which her FIRST husband was dri
lie 10 considerable Of a man, aud "knows hbw i
keep hotol," that being the present occupa, ,i0e
Of himself aud all that remains 10 tell the mourns
ful tale of old Smith, tho great defunos. The hotel
in which they entertain the travelling weary was
formerly the headquarters OF the faithful. The
alarm bell still hangs though ropeless. in tho
befry and evidences Of the Prophets love Of style
are many and varied. A ane grapery ia in full
growth ut tho side ol the house, and the only de-
cent orchard have seen sinoo leaving Chicago 10
in the rear The lady 10 about sixty years Of age.
Sho has fine figure, portiy and fair and Ia owl
dentiy u kind henr.ed snd benevolent lady. who is
tinctured little with the spirit Of tho traditional
Yankee and who agrees with the Scriptures that
it is not good tor man TO live alone.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04

Sufferers from Scroiula and Scrofnlous affections
clean upi Why wear your Pimples Blotchcs.
Ulcers, Sores :. Why have the life twisted out Of
you by Dyspepsia, Kheumstism and Gout I Why
suffer Syphilitic and Msreurial disease to rot the
bones ia your body. or the fssh of your bones ?
Why lot your sluggish blood drag, and scatter its
distempers through year veins z ArEs's ooxr.
Ex'r. OF Ssrsaparilla cures these complaints. and
ceanses them out Of The system. Use It faithfully
and you bring to society healthier, cleanlier,
and far more acceptable member. Democrat. Bal
tim0re. Md. fHa II,lFtrs. uH 7'i' M
Buy Ayers Cherry Pictorial for ceughs. Ayers
Sarsaparilla for Scrofulous complaints, and
Ayers. Pills for all the purposes Of Psgative
Medicine. ,f,47- ls... .f rt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04

MissIssrPr DEsooa A~sc GsNvENrroN. Demo
cratic State ConysatiOa.. which mat at Jackson on
w Wednesday. and aow 10 session, 10 the largest
political gathering ever aasembled In the State
Great snihasiss.n prevailed. and resolutions have
.beea passed unanimeusly Ia favor of the course
of the ffissjssippi delegates at Charieston. Del
egates win be fully sscrsdited 70 Richmond and
Baltimore. sd orsa sslt... t ..la -,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04

Thursday afternoon at Boston the lightning struck
the schooner Roxbury, Of Phladelp lphia. at The
Baltimore packet pier, setting the vessel on
fire, and piercing several hoIes through her
hull. The damage by fire was considerable. One
of the pieces Of the mssts in its descent, broke a
mans arm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04
Stolen.

- - SEOl6u,
- FROM my Stable, about mile and half below Tye
f4S River Warehouse Nelson county. the night Of
AD the 18th of May, my RIDING HORSE He 10 = sor
rel fifteen hands high, hi brand the rup
near the hip liberal reward will be given for the return
Of the horse to me. tmay 22-ds WIN. d. CABElL.
4 n = PIECES SPLENDID NEwBTYLE CALICOEs-I
lOC just received cash store, large supply
OF Prints, G,r0hams, De Badges Ldsons, &c, DC:
may 10 JOHN j. PVRNlS, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04
SAsEs p. howLsJ -- fN in lxproNp ". Josrs
NQTMSJhIfIllM,n QTMSJhIfIllM,!n & $sS SSsRnfNSIiEs,s SsnfNSIiE

No. iis, coRnxH OF MALI And nAnsv sgsssrs,
...'., Lyuchbu1g,, Va.
TIAvE IN and for sale large and well stock
Ia Of Groeeres Staple Dry Goods As comprising tho oi-
lowing viz: Cuba Oeans and 6ee Sugars various .dcs
Loaf 0rshsd Rsanuatcd aud PowdeFed 5ukasa BG, Ia
guIra J4a and Moa Coee Green and Black Teas various
bFands bpevm Wax, Adamantine and Taow Canlc 1roWu
issher s good :1a ds%sssd IssreS 10 Ground
Cotton YslnA Ill Mos Virginia snd W6essn curBd BsscL No
HALIFAX Hcrrings In bbs, No. Mackerel n kA Old Dcmn
ION NaiA Moantain lron css sheas a.d BllteA stss,
Brown shrnes Heavy wooiiens Wool Hss Broenn ghoeA
Negro Bankes &c, &e. which they will cell low %
ctua customers on tne or In exchange for pro-
duce. EDS Ia .fHs ~ ef FfJte5I l..f fdecY q
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MIsCEILAunous.

sPRtsa MhEgiYMf s2NHN 1890
Opposite 1srmers Bank. LynChburk, Va,
rsssg very large and sssssaAa sosk % goods
hla las Of trnde oonssne " evsy article loand p ar
csss hote sss1ss many seods insucs inso msrks ths
spring. au " which viii bs oseFed lowest prices r sasA
70 puaeaa customers rhs following are among hs new
rtyAls: a.ss5z. a.1,le
MAvsAsps celebrated breech loading and other Rines
fLoeA ost Clornn, aad bsautAsl dsaigns.
Cur Goops, hr Curtains and wiudowa, ~
Asvns CAiiaA sprnss BcsowA and vicea.
SaApLR, 9rAsA bush aud Ariaf BaadsA =, zs
LocRs 0iass Hinges, Rulsa, screws 10
hLvnn PLAttp ooopa Britannia, and Block Tia Ware
Calf KIP Bndny Morocco Hog, she,p and Goat Skins and
Superior rockc, aud Table Knives In great variety.
Childrens Uaba, G,ga aud UarracN
Axlea. Fellocs, Huls epokea and BoitA
Cedar TuhA, bpeketA Cans and (huurA
EnRiish Brides, Bita, Stlrrups and Spurs.
lra.hsr aad 0am heltins, Floating, ~, 10
Circular, sash, Cross Cut and other SawA -. .-
MscAaaiss foras oI svesy assuripsou. ~ r"
Farmsss and Pisn,ers U.ensli Agricultural Implemsuss
&o &A ' ~ fap 20-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04
Spring and Summer Goods.
~. u MATTHIAS a I.IIlI 4 /, G!o;. CO. y.

- WOULD rvspsssflly call ~ stention of the public
10 their large and elegant stock OF GOODS consisting
~ Of all shs daerent aslss Of Bounc,s that woni
n.scs and lnn. hs,s Fass aud Caps Rbeoas ylorrr.,
Lace Meta Lace Goods psrssoa KID aaa slk asvsA aaa.
urecian Curia Hair BrusheA Oombs Exxcs VI diasrctt
kinds; aso very elegant Io Of French Prussia and Cambria
Dnster Childsns Msnics and Hoop ekA very shsa snd
other articles mentioned Our stock has been
Those Wishing 10 purchase will nnd greatly their sdysnaee
70 oa 6stose buying ooods sd ~ Wholesale 9ad Rs.
tad Op~nng, ncxt Friday, Msrch e0ih. i ,4-sh,44s.
oriefs fum the country promptly attended 10.
Bonnss repaired In good styie and . sAo!l notics
NH 2o.dts ]. MATTHIAS b co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04
NTH IS IN.''
s6c FREE LUNCH AT THE MALTA, -6a
no MAIN STREET
Every nay, at II O'clO n
Come One! Come All!
ap2o JOSEPH B. SMITH.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Corner ef Eighth and Church sts.,

Corner 81 ElKnth ana CnurCn StS.,
LHN OH B u RG, VIR GINA.
NHE subscriber recently OF the Cabe House. take
pleasure informing his fens and the public generallys
that he has leased the above popular House for term VI
10 prepared accommodate all that call him In
style surpassed any hotel In the city, and he respectfully
socs the patronage Of generous public 70 sustain him In
keeping the Washington In sy that worthy of nrst class
Hotel
Amidst vicissituds Of hotels In this city, the Wash
ngon closed doors but they have always been
with hearty welcome to the wearied traveller.
With the many testimonials gentlemen OF high standing
and ready disposition TO please he hopes TO share liberal
support hs many friends and the public generally pledg
that nothing shall be spared to case all who visit or board
at thts House. JOHN s. KYLE Proprietor.
Testimonial
We the subscribers take great pleasure In recommending
KYIx first class hotel keeper and feel no rcuc
saying that he 10 gentleman, courteous steady and
poite and his lady Of the best managers The state,
Dr. A. Hopkna O. Loving, r. Daniel, General Brown
Robert wRilshesd, WIN: Mss.ls, The, hs.''s William NJ
many Others OF Nelson A Harrison, Thoa hitehead H.
W. Snead, VIM. W. Thompson f. l. Shelton. sam'l M Gar
land Ro A. Coghi H. Henry, j. 7. Coleman, Amherst; |;
John r. Slaughter james Garland Chaa NJ Blackfod, Thos
J. Khkpatck VIM T. Yancey, Van Valiafefro, Charles j.
Iaine III C. Taiafrrro John II. Speed, A. ]. Camp X. c.
Pierce Aistrop W. Bureh, B. Taiaferro Parker
Allen, A. B. 6tfatton, Lynehborg may4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04

u heroine m estabti1hed n
and approved BY all that
sorted 70 with confidence IN \
10 recommended. Lea. |
II has cured Thousands |
vhe had giysA qp all hopes |
unsolicited certificates 10 my
Tbs dose uust b aAapesd
Individual taking u, and ps-
Get gently on the boSsls.
l., Lrt the dieLatss OF yeuS
; use Of the LIVER XNVZI
<sss- QeMylstals, Dijlto,aaI
Wie DlarrA0a 6sWs m Or
Drepsv, Gpsr Sbossaaah, Ha.
CA0lss,d, ChoiSrs Nortvs,
tSssce, JospMdfos, FsMdis
.lscd successfully u, an Or
II wilt cure SICK HEAD.
tsssifl In tt0smtv sstsstss,,
full are taken at commence.
IHsck0 sss % ARE VirfsT
AIx WATER IN TIE
Z YNVfG0RA TO n, AND
rTsTfED
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DIR. =. c. AVER q CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per BEETLES eAx Bottles far %.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the euro Of cvmy
variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint that it is en-
trey unnecessary bf recount the evidence Of its
virtues, wherever II has been employed. As il has long
been In constant use throughout this section need
NJ, do than assure the people its quality ID kept
up tho best 1t over has bee that IL may be relied
do for their relief all Il has ever been found 10 do
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04
Ayers Cathartic Pills,


Cashreness, Javndice, DysResis, Indigestion, Dyse
tery. Fom Siomarh. E'ylapeia., 'HsadaeIe. fiis.
Inflammation, Esvsptions GNa SksN Dissasss, Lipev
Complaint, Dropsy, 1sttsr 1asAprs ard Sak Rhsus,
Wcrms, Gou, Ntsralgia, a. a Dinnsr Pa, and Jof
Purifying the Blood. "a - ~ do.
They sugar-coated 30 that tbs mest sensitive
take them pleasantly, and tcY the best aperent In
the world for all the pnrpesss % iAnily pAysie.
~ Prios, % cents Per Ian; Five bexss far Slo0 ],
Great numbers of Casrgmsn, Phy.lsiias, ss.tssmsn.
and eminent have lent their name: q Ger.
space here will permit the iaseron Of thsn.
The Agents below named furniah gratis our AxIRIcAN
ALMANAC, In which hey ase Eiveht with also fhn
descriptions Of the above complaints and as usatmsut
that should be followed for their cure. 81
Do not be put Of by unpnncipled dealers with other
preparations they make more proat on. & Demand
AyERs. and take no others. The sick want the best
aid there d for them, and they should have T. -
All our Rsmsdiss are fbr sals ~ AZ ~ 81 "a.
j. H. sEAr, Lyuehnurg; PURCELI. La DID Co. Rich-,
mond; n. Riy ~, Petersburg; T.. A. sANTOs, Nor
foik; and sll DruegsA n - (aphi 10, 'e0<isciy Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04
1850. Hardware lmp0rtati0ns 1850
SMITH, RHODES 8c CO.,
IAf0RTsBe OF
III HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS,
S A. d DLEKY,

20 PEARL sTREET RICHMOND, VA.
kE receipt ~ their Spring Sock embracing large
"A and varied Of Goods direct from the
Manufacturers At home and abroad the best terms and
pccaly adapted 10 the trade VI Virginia. North Carons and
Tenncsaee, and they respectfully solicit call from ihe Ier
caDta and aaders visiting this married. 10 examination II
The same confidently assuring them that they dernDed
70 sell tht soods good any regular ousr IN
this any OF the Northern Markets. Their y l and
cmpice embracing, connection with Shelf and Heavy
Hardware, Guns de- large aaststuent Of sades Blies
Buckles. Webbing Hog Skins Lining sklns Patent and Ena
melled Leather, de-, &c., 40 l74.- e"
~ ord.rs solicited and promptly attended to. t..
}eh tb-rNti6auv - - VT wv 1ffA E.--t.tH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04

Pure Coal Oil.
00 GALLONS pure Camel Coal Oh. Warranted to be
HUI pure aud Of best quality For sale by
JOHN Ii. SEAY, Druggist,
may 10 LynchliurF, Va.
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Farmers 4 Merchants Savings Institution.
FO u N d ED 1898.
Ofi1oe No "a Main st., Lynchburg, Va,
OVER THE MERCHANTS BANK.
is old and wealkn institution will receive Nancy
reurasd wAen sasd o with interest," per per
nun for lime over Arec months four per cent
mum for any time under 'sIss 5HsEs TsnAt T. cLAYron
AA'r'' v. DAv''fcf1a SfaE 1s:s;1;r ESrcas.
JANA l. ClAyroK, Tobsrcoaisl
jan. hsus sus:a AltS1nss ssm ~ \ n las nsu.
as. hsS, arm s,% OF y S@Sn .a HS,s s"shr
Jous D. Hour, hrm of Clark 4 Holt
JouK r. ksIoHr. TobaeconisL
Gso: W KocKE, arm Of Lee, Rookie & Taylor.
M. IIOLLlNS & co.
Grocer no. ana aAS GGmmss0n r. Merchants
Win gave particular sale ali couslsnmcats
TOBACCO, WI WHEAT, FLOUR,
Make liberal advances on produce when desired,
PERuv'itA7iNi Wan GaiUANo.
Rn1ln's Phesphe Peruvian Guaae,
And Con- sTPsE Z. LIMB
si.oe for HossheAda
30 cents Cor paFceis between 500 and 1000 Ds.
95 cents for parcels under 5d0 ms.
~ We pay the CTiers fee in all cases.
ian 25n NJ HOILINS &c
To Builders and Painters.
HAVE now la iarec stock White Lead, white
Pa,,. Zine C.. nssss ." q 3 h vs:h' snd. a B
give q call. For sale by
JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist,
may1s Lynchbdre, Va.
Concentrated Lye.
FRESH supply Of Concentrated Lye, ior making SOAP
a n sssss :s s % sss CO..
economical For sale by JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist
may Lynchburg, Va
Semple's Baking Powders.
FEW groee semples Infaibls Baking Powders tn store
"A aud for sale by JOHN II. SEAY, Drueeisi,
may 10 Lynclburg Va
Pure Coal Oil.
00 GALLONS pure Camel Coal Oh. Warranted to be
HUI pure and Of best quality For sale by
JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist,
may1o Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04

Semple's Baking Powders.
FEW groee semples Infaibs Baking Powders tn store
"A and for sale by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
may 10 Lynciburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04

Ign Oaf, sEaARs ON ooaslaHuHNT-Of an ssaaes
lJU,UUV and prices, which will sell low 10 close
may IRBY b ~ UNDER n.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04

To Builders and Painters.
HAVE In store y large stock White Lead, White
L Zinc, Lnseed OI vamshes Brushes Spirits Turpentine.
Putty and colors Of al kinda Those In invited
give me call For sale by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist,
may LynchbufG, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04

SANFORD's LIVER FNvIGoRATO1,
L..s NEVHR DRBHsITAxnap (. 81 Saas
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