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a ArKabELrHlA, AK,

ArKabELrHiA, ARK.
Monday morning, : o'clock.
Arrived here last night. Town very
full, and nary bed to be had Through
the Kindness of the sheriff (Mr. Spencel
We were allo~ed to slcep-on the saw
dust in the coRrt-house--two hundred
occupied the same bed. Ileas were
pretty bad, but nothing to equal the
democracy The democracy we're awful
great excitement. Hurrah for CAN'T
Hurrah for Mitchell. Mitchell men
said CAN'T men had all left Texas for
stealing horses Can't men said Nit
chell men we're all Pluguglies-rup off
from Baltimore for knocking down
pcacqable old citizens, and robbiEg a
bank. The ODD Fellows Hall was fur.
nished to tile Delegates as an armory-
full Of weapons Three hundred men
and four hundred barrels Of whiskey in
constant attendance. Gantt's II. @
at Anderson $ grocery. Cannon before
the grocery
LATER, : Convention met at lu5. 4
fight ensued for choice Of acats. Legs
of the Eagle got a good seat Men with
most muscle got best seats. Mayors of
Sebastian called to the chair Confa.
sion. Chairman tried to make speech.
buL was promptly called to order. Cook
of Columbia inquired if anybody wanted
to fight Quillan of Oachita said Yes,
Cook smmercd dowR lawful confu.
sion, Chairman asked as persona
favor that the Convention delay business
until he could send for a sledge.hammer
and two strikers. Hostlities suspended
--sledge-hammer brought in--Big Bill
Galloway and DR.. Hart of Arkadelphia
strikers. Engagement renewed. Leake
Of Oachita called for the reading of
counties--in other words call the roll.
Allllsaps of Jefferson asked if tie gen
tleman wished to intimate that lie was
not entitled to seat! Leake withdrew
from the convention Horrible noise. |
Chairman said he could lick any man in
the house -d--d if he could mt. Brice
of Drew called a vote by counties on
that proposition. Out Of order. Brice
went out and took a drink. Legs ditto.
Your correspondent ditto. Went back.
Pulled out pistol and asked a gentle.
man If he would give me a seat. He
seated me on the floor. Biowum pro
pellpm aomauduS. My head aches.--
Black of Washington, Secretary. Sec.
retary read the riot act. Committee on
credentials appointed legs chairman,
Committee had two fights By way of ex
ercise, on the way to their rooms. Com
mitteo to examine weapons of delegates,
Preacher Landbrey and Lloyd Ovorton
Gunsmith Chairman thanked the Con
yention for the harmony which prevailed
and the good feeling exhibited. ,Ad.
journed the Convention until q o'clock
to give the delegates an opportunity Of
witnessing stag.dance between Cray
croft of Savier and "Legs" of Ouachita,
for purse of eighty cents. Betting
very even. Will furnish particulars in
my next.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-09-12

stood in bridal array, holding in her hand
a magri6aently bound copy of Byron
and a happy smile frightened her lorety
face as her eye fell on the names Of her
three bridesmaids, inscribed in three dii-
frent styles Of delicate chirography, on
one of the richly tinted fy leaves.
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o. Dean of Faculty y
tuscaloosa, Ala.

next Session Of this Institution
be opened on Monday, Octobe
'o under the Presidency of
ARCHIBALD ]. BATTLE, A. NJ,
lessor of Greek Literature in til
'lty of Alabama. A full corps 4
.otessors and Teachers will be 4
nee,
College, now concluding its SCI
~, :, has been highly proaperoh;
+ Trustees, ambitious Of giving
commanding position, are abou
an addition to the present spa
nd beautiful cdifce. This com
the building will have cost owe
w, and will accommodate
g Hundred BOarderss
= atfording ample arrangement
departments Of Instruction.
college contains a new and cost
Rtltic apparatus. and a number d
r Musical instruments Of bOtl
Pan and European manufacture.
Musical Department under charrl
unFivallcd Master, PRorrssod
HEL, will continue as heretofore
city of Tuscaloosa is famed foI
lltulness. , Not one case of Sc
lIness has occurred among Ii,
during the two years Of the ex
OF the College,
particulars address the President
|aloosa, July, 1860. 3m.
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The .Hncon Re0c0n. .

Is published every Wednesday at 81
in advance, or SIS at the end of the year
by H. G. Ferns
Advertisements at the usual rates Of
81 square for the first, and fifty cent
ou each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements not paid for on the
first Insertion. viii be charged IS cent
above the usual retes
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iGtL COLLEGE OF ALABAMA,
1T .YObiIe.

Lectures at this Institution
aamnces on the lith of Novem.
The great success of the school
course induced the State Legis-
% appropriate fifty thousand dol
Yards the enterprise With this
Trustees have built one of the
,l 5e.t.appointcd Mod;oo' Oh
at United States. There are
.u three large hospitals free to
lents. The rooms for practical
s. viii he opened the middle of
Museum is rich in specimen to
,e every department.
FACULTY:
" NJ D., PRorEssoR OF SURGERY.
.E SITS, N, D., Pa of ANATOMY.
NDFRSON, NJ. D. PRof. OF PHy-
AS PATHOLOGY.
l ETcHUM, NJ. D.. pRor. or PRLN.
as >ND PRAcTIcE OF MEDICINE.
oS, NJ. D., PRorEssoR OF MArERiA
frt AAD THERAPEu1Ics.
JtDON, NJ. D., PROF. OF OBSTETRICS
DISEASES or WoMEN AND CHILDREN.
ALLEP, PROFESSOR OF CHEMisTRY.
Wy OWEN. NJ, DIR
MI, NJ. D., DEMoNsTRA.
nr ANATOMY.
MIDT, Nj. d., PRosEcToR OF SuR,
ress w. H. ANDERSON,
d" Dean Of Faculty.
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WWWn -. .
w. Johnson,
p ate CT and BusIde,
Macon. Miss.

Is prepared to furnish Plans ant
cations Of all kinds Of BUILD
as the shortest notice and iu ,
,' manner. Satisfaction warrant
ah who may favor him with. /
90 Ncon
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-09-12

The Handsboro' Democrat states that
negro boy belonging to R, c. Saffold
was found dead in the woods, and from
the marks and bruises on his body was
supposed to be whipped to death.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-09-12
By ,he Orc,land Pony Express

The following dispatches were pro.
cured at great cost, as we agreed to.pay
the expenses Of our correspondent-and
lie drinks Sonc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-09-12

HcnlclDEs.-The Pontotoc Examincf
states that two men were killed in that
county the past week. Mr. W. Dan.
dtidgs was killed by man named John
Charles, on Friday, the next day NJ. 7.
Williams shot man named Roberts,
killing him instantly.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-09-12
FUN IN ARKANSAS.

TIE politicians have a way Of condac.
ting political convention rot practiced
in many other States. Here it is
AkkApELPnrA CONVENTION.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-09-12

NEGRo INsuFREcrioNs, Our ex.
changes inform US of two contemplated
attempts at insurrtction, one in Georgia
and another in Alabama A letter re.
ceiyod in town from resident Of Texas
states that furty negroes and six white
men arc now in Jail awaiting the action
Of the legal authorities for similar at.
lempts
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-09-12

The scales Of iron that accumulate
around 'be anvil Of bIacksmiths sbop
will preserve peach trees in 4 health
state Iron in any form Is mod :
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-09-12
MARBLE YARD.

Nav Q. ,6O.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

AMI dollars to make his appearance at the next
form Of the Criminal Cauit. 10 answer the charge
Of endsasoring to icite the sersile population ="
yc,olt II NAV not be proper to add that since bis
examination, inquiries have been instituted which
lead % the Lelief that Palmer was innocent
The Thatcher letter, r9iueei at his examin-
all, m. e.nte.,s Of which created such alarm
throughout tho country. is now BY many supposed
=, b,,e been written by an Individual well known
in this communi,y.at pre.ent living in the North,
and whs was interested deeply in having inlmer
out Of ,heway. Theseinquifiss have not been push
ed 10 the extent that would justify us IN giving
the supposed authors name, but ut the earliest
practicable moment VI tr"miso 10 do s.
Eur ,u.picions should prove correct tie develop
m,nt. will exhibit one 81 the most accomplished
and deep laid schemes oi vll!ainy ever perpe'rat-
nI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

Rev. DR.. Bethune. whose Union speech Mt tho
New York meeting. has attracted 40 much attcu-
ton, is grandson Of the celebrated Isabella era.
ham, whose pety and excellence have been trans.
mitted to the present generation by her biogra-
phcr. His mother who died recently at an I'D
vance age, inherited tho virtues of her mother,
ard was conspicuous for sixty years as "a bcnelac-
tor of her race. His father. the late b. Bcthune,
was New York merchant of the old school, em i
nent for his integrity and worth From such
stosk no crazy fanatics nre propagatsd.
DIR. Bethune was formerly pastor Of the Re-
formed Church at Utica, and is universally nj.
mired for his social virtues as we'll as for his clio
Iquence us pulpit orator and the blamclcssne IS
Of his Christian life.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09
Words of Wisdom.

In the United States Senate, in February, 1899,
Henry Clay concluded speech on the slavery
question in the following "words of wisdom"
bear perusal thousand times:
IF one dark spot exists on our political hori-
zon is it not obscured by the bright and eifulecnt
md cheering light that beams around US? Was
over n people before so blessed are, If true
to ourselves? Did ever any other nation contain
within its bosom so many elements OF prosperity
OF greatness, snd of glorys Our only real danger
lies ahead. conspicuous, elevated and visible. 1t
was clearly dscerned at tho commencement and
distinctly seen throughout our whole career.
Shall we wantonly run upon it, and destroy all
the glorious antcipations Of the high destiny that
awaits us? besecch the abolitionlsts themselves
solemny to pause in their mad and fatal course
Amid the infinite variety Of objects OF humanity
and benevolence which invite employment Of their
energies, let them select one more harmless, that
does not threaten to deluge our country in blood.
II call upon that small portion OF the clergy,
which has lent itself TO these wild aud runous
schemes, rot to forget the holy nature Of the di-
vine mission If the founder Of our religion, aud
to profit by his peaceful examples. ! enlreat that
portion OF my country women who have given their
countenance to abolition. to remember that they
are ever most loved and honored when moving in
their own appropriate and delightful sphere and
to reflect that the ink which they shed in subscri
bling with their fair hands abolition petitions,
may prove but the prelude to the shedding Of the
blood OF their brethren. l adjure all the inhabi-
tants OF the free States to rebuke and discounte.
nance, by their opinion and their example, mca.
sures which must inevitably lead to tho must ca
iamitous consequences. And let us ALL as coun
trymsn. as friends. and as brothers. cherish, il
unfading memory, the IN 1T, which bore our an
oestors ttiomphantly through all the trials of tn
revolution. as, il adhered to. it may conduc, the
posterity through all which may. in the dispcn
sation Of Providence, be reserved for them"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

lRlNA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cnur,
Of musings for the City of lHnchhurg, Monday the l
day of January, is61 ~ ~
,uNn Ford jr, and lanes \. Ford Partners DOING ,usi,
under the trm and style Of Calvin Ford Ir som pIgs
- go"
toi'hs. ana - hacksiou, partners doing business
under The style and firm of Collins Thag k,tou D.ns
IN CASE, AND UPON AN ATTACHMENT
The object of this suit is 10 Judgment aglirs .he
defendants for the OF S20non with legal interest h,u
from the iS la! OF November l>sa anti lai an In attach IN
the hands OF Christian MAYS aud William A. Ford any mo"
mes or effects du. TO or claimed 10y the defendants Collins &
defendants Collins Iaekson residents of this stat
Is ordered that they do appear within one month MI
,oe publication hereof and do necessary t nofc
interestand that copy Of this published once -
FOR four successive weeks in the ncburg fyiuan and no
ed nj he "n door oil the Courthouse His CITY, on the 6rs,
day Of the neXt Court OF Hustinus ronv TT, "s'
h. II. CHRISTIAN, I. q. j. e. DI III ,tE ,r..,
Ian - '''''--A'N''' N''Th'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09
Cuba.

Washington correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury. giYinghis impressions OF the Presidents
Message, says:
"In regard to Cuba we heard q Southern Sena-
tor in whom the people have the utmost conf
dence, remark that be did not think there was
member Of tho Senate who, on oath. would say
that he believed there was any possibility of obta-
ming Cuba, at this time or ever, BY purchase. 1t
is regarded as species Of humbug, paraded to
divert the Southern mind from serious evils now
pressing with ominuos prospects"
Everybody believes this, who has sense enough
to form an opinion aboutit. 1t is one of Mr.. Sill
deirs schemes to create new issue for the Presi.
Denial election this year, even il it be not fwhat
the late Senator Broderck declared it to be- much
worse--thas i', proposition to raise corruption
fund for tie ensuing canvass There is not an in
tellgent man in the whole nation who believes
that we have the remotest probability Of ever OBJ.
tainiog Cuba BY purchase. What is the use of
sttsnptag 20 humbug the country about it any
longeri
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09
Trustees Sale OF Land In Franz I'm IA

Virtue oi deed Of trust executed l., I,nc ,. l. .
Nmc NJ Jones', trustee, secure The IN nrni If ~, 49, 10
ttf', mentioned due To said Isaac Jones' r. aud rc,i
t,hhh county Court clerks Office, the I'd auy Of ,,i
iN' l"d !" Which deed Inc und, rgn"d Was b; an
Tie "uh! cour OF Franklin. pronounced The BIZ lay ~ w.
i> sustlultdas trustee III the place of the ~, i,,
~ jones' SHALL on III" llth day Of JANUARY 1sdl I,sn
' PROMISES Proceed To sell. by public ai, ION for n,b r,
{" "'' ing IN ;ad county Of Franklin, belonging la li.
iH'c 'ocr Jr known as the 81 ffAio tract and a.,,
e i "i Har'c! oia.o and others containing .ui urr
of "r Loss PERSONS wishing 10 purchase Gun rscvriun tr
qi :" s"' iahi ny mliring of persons residing in In.
t2n''hoo or OF The undersigned ri Rocky Mount Franklin
County. dee g-lm e. h ni'x%,S ~, III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09
BY BRYAN AkERS. arcr,n>.r.
FACTORY FIXTURES at A11cr,.
By GoDDIN 1t APPEESON, Arc1Io>,,.-
RIeHA0yD, vIRGIyJt
THE VALUABLE ST. CHARLES uaTp,


IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE Ar \,
The request of the owners, Tone OF whom b,. ~
"A from itgnia) We shall offer sale n, ,,uI, i"'"
u te premises, MONDAY, the 10Th day of auc"n
al !. ocloe. M that valuable property, known n. a., >
nLto iioitl, at The cornes Of Main Market w, -
fronting ON The North side of Wall - feet -it'
on the East Inc Of Wall street, is feet nm nile, hacs
hSs are of The most substantial order four stories ~ o
lhscncnls ir coal and wood On Tue ground l,, "h
three handsome slres fronting Main street unJ ie NE
on al street nil occupcd by permanent t,,,auIs A "a
Inc Hotel has over lVo light and airy srcpng r,,
He-pacrs anu 0lcr coiittnienrcs. The huuds,n, "Eh
reception AMI eatiIgroons aud lurge spaeius "'f.
"o Win Ladies Ordinary also, Bar roon Billiard ,s ~
pbicc The Kitchens have all necessary ovens rnng '
i"tri mfoN emcns complete, and all modern iu1, al
compete, anu each story IN the buiing iuri.lri 'n
Hotel. ~ """'s VI iar.e
lLHMs- one hfth cash; balance al I, 9 5 al, ,,,,
goiiabc notes interest payable half yca, 81, M H. ~ Ne
credit "n Interest bearing fund from day Of sale ar le
trust decd. ~ " '"''' etc"td |! Il
ne foregoing real estate is admirably located h,,
h'f "i he cry! elui-istu between the Central and h e
,l"'s ami convenient /" all the places Of business in I
nr PRESET, annual rent tue property is $1,000 The .
Jan 6-'lot E&s GODDIN 4 APprnSny a.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09
ELON ACADEMY

'EH mics Aorlh-"tst 81 L!mcurg in Amherst County on
,r we -incn"ars and Hidaio Springs Iuripikcone and
nan from Bethel Where the Packet pass-s MONDAYS W,dn,s
u!s ahd tril!s-and three from McKi,cns Depot on M,
orange ana Alexandria Ealroad extension L,nchry In
eohtnn'! -oterbal fr health and from the hatnts Of
ussila'"a church abou, 40 yards from Academy The
.trl 81 aIs school 10 stcuts the of
Virginia. or ir The duties of life. The as t,
nehai Improvement "f pnps isparcuiary acndeito T.
Principal graduate Of Univ Virginia. and Inns
had considerable experience in teaching Pupils ut
period OF The session, which closes Both 1865 and
Charged from the time of entrance.
is9Ns.alf seuii-annlaly For board aud tuition o. 10
$lI per moni, according To subjects stabbed.
81 For further Information address,
NM. y. MoODSON, PRINCIPAL
salt Creek, Amherst Co Va.
EcrrcncesMr. T. H. Campbell. Holloway c. H.; Mr. C. -
Jones' L.ncnburg Rev I. W. ROBERTS, Robert. Mil!
NM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

OSE or BRowN's MEN ARREsrEp.-We lcarn
from the Washington. N. c. Dispatch that man
by the name Of Abbsrstein. who has been for
some time stationed at Cahaba in the book bust
ness, was arrested in Washington on the Dist ult
He was arrested upon awarrant issued at Cahaba
where he will be taken trial. His trunks were
broken open and documents were found sufficient
to implicae him in Browns business, beyond u
doubt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

COULDN'T HOLD HIS ToNoUE.-The Trenton Ga.
zettc says:
Peter r. Wymer. n carpenter of this city, went
to Virginia some time ago to put up n saw mill,
on q property belonging to Mr.. Lennox, of South
Trenton. Some Of those with whom he associated
thinking his speech entirely too Free bad him ar
rested and locked up in jail, from which he was
only released by giving bail for $4,000 to appear
and answer at the next term of Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

10 the Afflicted.
a. TORMENT TED will taI, 1iI -rnr,l,, with G,,rs
WSE ms We kn"" YOU arr and impatient affections
must necessarily make You, HAT will
sth one moment, uIa We a! load
die, "'i oher YOU We rn prescription their core
Are You Yspcrc and has stomach rcfus, IL perform
It's functions I'LL your strength and lie has become
hnri-n II 81, We offer YOU ii JAMES PkENIru Sirllgs
never I"hg remedy for Your life Scu troubled with nVr-
\"nS headaches, and dnnrss Incidental thereto Then
resort 10 "AkEns fiItEgs uut hope suhrr-
ing from e"hsipatcd bowels and Torpid liver? BAkEHs Pm
WI llkhe VIII arolst both aul vitality
essential to health liaN"!"n cc:, females and iering
chh'h no nave si All relish Ir aoi h,Iur,
"g NV" bAhEs hii lEh the most Naluaie
covered WI suk, al the rot! of their diseases
'h "l9"ts ani strength II" live in a section where
ng"e AMI RIVER hold continual II may laugh ut
These ''sVs aud defy Then power prov tu regularly
BifiEks Dlarhwa Nurlus and
othcr diseases arising from nligcsunS
lions raihi! yield To the health lN nc inruenc, of This ct
medicine, Witch Is sold IN
R's's gene ANY! ald more cAeus than other
medicine kn""n These t,rs their why al home
before 'h! were offered To III" rest Of the world and Thai
ih'. are known aud aplrcciat The proprietor desires thai an
wa" need their aid ma. have moderate cost Price un
30 cents bntl,. - -
For sale by all the Druggists Lynchurg and iv all L
principal Druggists IN The cit. of Richmond, and csca here IN
irghin also, OF McSsrs thas stou CO.. Washington, civ,
d. g.; T. H. Sahcr " Co, Baltimore. Md D. H. Miller Coz
ingon Ny; and Harnes ~ faIA, y. \.
Orders hlled by addressing T.. BAKER Propr,tor
w -'-"Nets Kiclmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

ILLINOIS AND Ono have both declared in favor
Of DOuglas for the Prssidsney. Not only this but
their State Conventions rsspscsiEsy. hare endors-
cd al the peculiar views Of ths Illinois Senator
What ! delicious spirit If hasnony win exist in
the Charleston Convention. when tho delegates
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

from these States come to mix With the reprc.eat-
alives Of South Carolina and Mississippi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09
Powerless for Evil-Potent for Good.

THE undo rs.nei will prepare DEEDS, CoStR,crs
-,nI a,.s WM. D. BRANCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09
The Oxygenated Bitters.

Il0 AJAy S,tlAdLtl bltJtIS.
MA II RE iiiraltS, stored
RSL rrmed! adapted tNc3 d>,t, winch flesh
to. ia, 1t requires the Investigation and research phi
7rr L. discover aud aia! This remedy. such nrr and
Investigation
most affective dspcnsar. thr DN ~pEroIA!
and numerous e,S and il h sIcl, asserted tina, ut
ia" appearance of the OrYpendtfi Filters Hys sa
CURED, wns rare experience IN medical PRACTICE Now undo,
the influence of these Btcrs The rule is the
ton, failure 10
Read the following, which The snh>eiber requests pub
lisl for the benefit al the aii.ri,d
An Ottarffe ant HHf.tc,fte tdSc of DYSPEPSIA CtHED
Bl THE OIlGENIT ED RfIFfRE
1ht following from gentleman we'll known the in
which ho lives ought 10 satisfy ali tlu-t q little
hNIEGr'HN, " y. July -, IeaS.
Stn W Fowl Co., Boston, >ir,:- Nine Years since
wns uttnrAc 10y that cnfcui al Diseases Dysiejsiu who,
n.ie r Us 10 casc great "ircs>n nlness, aud h"ating
al the bowels innetaIy aii"r eating with
lhr pans IN III" stomach, "itcH vomiting,
atIy nnl headache, n4Vtn"r debility
trin., altogether rendering hiv a h,rlii,n.
Aitcr having tree, known icu", without effect, and
dusnru- OF ever rrgauus host health, induced 10
MAKE of the oxy scnaici ttcrs lie good
inmc'iaicl, visible health and Before
using whole bottle MAS eutrc, cured and pleasure
In iniucng all like sufferers n!- make OF this
marknhle remedy. lIiED. CALDWELL.
Prepared by = ". FoN Ii 90, isfuN, for sale by
William A. STROLLER 20, and John H. >,u!, i.nchhur,; I.
e. fuGh tamltil O. H.; ANA l.! all Drug1ss and dealers IN
n"'iicinc throughout The clt and dec ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09
SPECIAL, NOTICES
Hollovav's Ointment

A. Is moi u mere surface salsc. II oes not begin and
49, end 10y simply skiHafHV an uio.r ~ dis-iargins
Inflammation the cnilclc. Tn the contrary
II .lrL- with the aid 81 gentle fr-en the credtire :"
thu disease flesh The lhr, and the larger blood vessels
.rptLs IT, sold NJ the Iuanuarior!, No ~ Maide Lane
and d, all druggists, a.r., e., and 81 per pot
iauf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09
Wanted % lire,

4 sEiF mt WOVEN tr Cox, y 81 ani hon "a. III, a,
N anh.. Apli! ~ g, II ,'t"i -, 'n st''''
Jan PTS " - ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

m - 7 HE call ir PER-, bat, Pain Killer Is increasing
tbCSy rapidly ih1t fear shan be unable
Keep whit II, "lJer.." writing is beg that
receipt Of this !ou viii kindly dslai,n another shipment,
ordered IN IN. letter Of June last
J. |. tAERAr. Calcutta. l.. |.
Mr. Perry Da,is-sr: have LEE. in family. your mrd
lem" called Pain killr, Tor PURPOSES, a have found
II Yer, useful and valuable hrlirlr cheer
hile onIricil II 10 The poblc CARDS.
frV. HENRY CLARK.
Sometime In December Last, my ci!lrcn taken down
with scarlet fever cankcr RI I only medicine la
vi, Pn Killer and Castor Oh the Iaih Killer operating:
charm IN cutting the chnk" and throw ing the RASH
IN al"d i've weeks tmil! were, d;trciy recovered,
toENELIl = Il. ' AAbiNBtfEti. Saratoga springs
laNing used Perry DAVIS vegetable Pam Killer ami-
~ during the winter past would its general for the
Tor which the inv ehtnr has recommended 1t. think
a!na' and would not like la deprived Its
l.. g. POME1Di, 81. Louis
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