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OfFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPER.
prx,-v No C,rx M,
OyriCR No. I CRY HALL, !
kKW YORK. Nov. q. lS6O. (

gKw YORK. Nov. 8, leo.
At special meeting OF this board held this duly
Ordered That the several Supervisors be assigned the
wards their In which the day OF election
the Supervisors gned shall authority be
thorized I'LL vacancies that either the OF
Inspectors CanvAsser and that the Cevk OF this Board be
authorized 10 give eus publicity TO this action.
supervisor Roche assigned the First Second Third and
Sixth wards Supervisor Roche be fonnd at No. III
Leonard street
Supervisors wsfmsnn and Purdy jointly assigned the
-Four b, Fifth Tenth and Fourteenth wards Supervisor
Wtismsn be found q, No. N2 Brooe street, Supervisor
Pprdy At No Is Ludlow street.
Supervisor Tweed IL assigned the Seventh and Thirteenth
wards Supervisor Tweed may be found at No s7 Henry
street
Supervisor butcher med the Eighth Ninth and
teep wards kupervsor butcher be found n No. 7Ss
Greenwich street
Supervisors Eiy Little jointly assigned Eleventh
Ard Seventeenth wards Supervisor BY be found No.
l9a East Tenth street. Supervisor Little Al Mo. - EAs,
Eleventh street
Supervisor pavis ed The Twelfth
Davis may be found At the Of One Hundred and
Twenty hth sire ct and Fifth avenue.
Superyisr Blunt assigned the Fifteenth ward Superb
Hunt may be found at No lio west Ninth street.
Eighteenth kinsteerth and Twenty frs, wards su ,ersor
Conner be found in hy first street OF Firs
Supervisor Brggs At No 1ss East Seventeenth street
supervisor s wart assigned the Twentieth and wenv
second wards snpervisor Stewart be found at No. 5
JOS B. YOUNG, Clerk.
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g al Bo0ART, lUCTIOTRERs -wEpNKsDAv no.
~. vsmbsr T. At iOlt ocock At The suction rooms No 1
North william street moraxe Fle Of Hou-ehod Furniture
eons'sting Of Sofa Lounges, Bureaus maboEn1y uak.
Rockerv fables Nsshstarss. Becsesfa MattYspes Bel
dnF, Cares. Ofcotts Etchep Furniture, &C.
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- seaman may vote The election district In which he
residing 90 election q, soush he may have 1870 g.,
1s ( The sSpIy i.I, .o1S s. u. s he
w, ~ snasc,,u, III r,sen, r,snsno. a' oe u"
h. bone an selling wsI. Ed hss been n mis- city
ahss,:., a e si.s
,ssnss .s sss am s q vs 20, Pre-
seaman whose home : IN New Yo,s does M ioss
silence While esssged 10 ne nsvssion Of the hish seas"
Hrv YorK, Nov 1900. 81. rILDKs,
no DEsocRATIC Al oPIED ClInESs-raE UNDER.
signed DO Mt propose 70 urigi'en you With respect V
ne o ne electoral ssss sleh roo se e,Peeled
sS S = se soSr .sa % s
Who are presented t.yorass 3 Del ND Everett.
have nosn y. :n Az sS .'s s
Ie 2 state very Srasy isst We "a. n ves Tor one q
ZEN u. az &c % s zee % sps fs. end y 81 %
down played oi nsy,.m. he c.Se.ss Z. or mssnsn,
SsSrss.as.ayss q .:q.ss. s,sSs ysss x .'a ::
ssye rgh srss. -, ~ 's u, !, ss sa
Evse electors you As.red ~ that rhe trade
s ss .S S " a TS g. fssS Id % w. s
NJ. s r. sso w % ~ raul rsSs sSs are
"a obedience ,aelr nalaIA s1nilss rhsy me ~ ~
n 4 Z hose rou whom be- As1e ssp.ssa have S.a
ne regges s sd gsng or cAEacs ana ogr We
electors o 'or snlhnr sc a rss.ou ba' ys.ss or Sell
Ewsrrtt " 0uis suotbtr mailer. Win when We VIII
haze uobnf Do Add snifeat " honor the
your fsfeys ard Jour native land By doing likewise n
". 10 extent strangers here and not fully
unfersts0d " Tho does II beh0ove
10 90 no Act which viii subject 70 repr0ach
much lss. hat uvs dsspiss ourselves No
Rel and gvsreu for
Ihs fo5snr are he Or ne Bel and Everea men IN
democratic electoral tlckt,-
Joip nunu, Depsyssr Oglen,
Jsmes Ruver Daniel u. r. John,
Niles H. Finch, William Ksnl
tksries ~ Carroll, James Kidd,
Loresro Burrows Henry II. Roa
We yorr fellow c'slyens-
John Hvopkiyn.
4 SAMUEL PORTER, lti NAVY street, BrockTu
! JnRp nIAH HER1RHy g Hudson avenue, srcossn.
PETER DONFE1IY, rs Hndson avenue, Bsoyklyn
i PATICE O'HARA ~ H1deon avenue, Brootlrn..
BERNARD O'HAkA. Nt Hufsoo avenue. Bronhyn.
II r y nCQukfNny, 70 Budson avenue Brr<Alvn .....
PAUL KkAr1f9. corner q Van Brunt and INV a'e
iRos. xuLcAHy, Innisy street, RrooslJn. ----
no TBI ELpCroRs or TIE rTrTH c0raKE%,v isa ~
rhtict Any rImnfs circ ~ ~ -
the effect that have whhtrsv tom VI . a.
utterly whott Foundation, =. nsu - -.
the Geld u res ~ friends uh ~ yp
on the 9Th day q November 80 -.~.,.-.---
TnE sspoRsEvEsr ~ W. emsr.Ie $500.
inserted IN JessrdaJs Hsrala ~ ap1Ealrx y,..ssr.
u. L. srrirlE, stcrc'nJ.
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CALI FOR SALE

r,Tp.v FsofNr ron SALx-A STEAM ENgINs,
- with hoalng sppsrsnA wN - $50 .N. sppnen UT
viHln fe~ dsys Apply = - 80 $3.50 60 -
xrTu.tt.KRA WILSON'S sEwIFo MACHINE roK
w as,sse III rev VIII he sod for ess Than Ia orr.
-, IN Iii the ATE tr provsneps note siiressd
H. war ~ Madison sgasfe f9H once VIII % sieAan W.
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So JOB AND CAsp PAINTER.
NJ parG Row

THR TATTERsAIis HBAyE Powders cuRz HoRsEs
coughs IN three days nd bcaves week ttteninx
them al the sne part,ge, for IS A. n eoush
Co, pruprstors X. r. DREAMER II Cole street. city
agent.
TIA AND COFFEE WAREHOUSE a. NEWMAN, 400
Grand street riu New York keeps constantly on
hsni the finest assouncnt u Tea Coffee spices Raj.
srs Curyanu Pru6s Olive OIL Flour. stsrcs Cocoa Go.
eose, &C.. st the lowest cash prices.
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Conner may SIXTY Frst avenue
Supervisor Brggs At No 1888 Eas Seventeenth street
Supervisor may found No. ios
JOS B. YOUNG, Clerk.
" kieysnh Assembly District twentieth Ward.
Citizsns' and Taxpayep' Nomination
For the Assembly,
JOHN HOOPER.
Il In pwsuArce OF resolution the Common Counsel Of
the city o. New York, do hereby orerA
kBWARD
ONE HUNDRED DoLLAEs
ron rnx DETECTION rERsos
VOTING
ArTrnPTiEG
uLEGA ALLY,
n person who shall procure. aid assist ad
wise another IN ve or offer bis vote Illegally nso
ward election district for that the ensuing cleo
TUESDAY TIE 6TH DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT,
~ be paid the conviction 81 the OIL and the c~ra
Of tie Recorder District Attorney the Judge OF the
Court where convicted thai such eouvcon had the
testimony Of The person claiming such reward but
all claims FOR snch reward " the unde nod Ia
wiring wnhin twenty days After The conviction Of such
OF ender shsn Be dsresuded.
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
IL First Assembly District
For Member ~ A ~embly,
JACOB l. SMITH
THos. MONROE, Chairman
S s,o k,, as,s, secrsah,s
REeuLAR DEMOCRATIC AND UNION soxIsArIoS.
For Supervisor,
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FINE ARTS.

A GREAT PAINTING ..,..
No AZ EAsi FoustesUt street cppe W Vnoh " ~
wersmullsrs UntivsDs. Psnana thsaeu
Ores from 10 A. N. nloFs.
Adm cenis.
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DRBCKINRIDGE AND LANE HEADQUARTERS,
ID AtTHORPB UNION HOUSE,

T oOK OUT FOR SPURIOUS TICKETs-FRIENDs OF
~ Christian sehwsrzwaslder mind your tickets a mum
Der of tickets bearing The inscription Chris
Rchwarzwse 10 circulating The prc per "Chrsusn
Schwarzwaelder.n Voters take care.
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MILLIN EHY.

LARGE AtsoRTxnNr or vKLvEr AND SILK
Ron ns winter just In ported and ~ domestic
will be sold ~ ire lowest possible cash prices,
Al Ma VIM SIMMONS, So Brosdwsy.
f,HofcH pAECy vuRs 70 BRoADwAy.-rBI ".
~ dersned has opened HE stnrk, ccnpr~pg variety
syss sable mink and o,hsr ehtce vurs whcs De o6er
low cash moi erce<cing Wholesale prices a. r~sr.
sIoSoED eOok Prscucsl rurrisr. (" Rrose-'y
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HEW PUBLICArIOHs.

UBgArgICAL TUE LIFE OF EDWIN FORREST. rHr
eminent Trsgedan containing full Account q bic Ihes
VoHl with splendid Portrait also Sketches Of Miss
Cushman, " s. Chanfrau and many more Of our modern
dramatic ssn with splendid Portraits which alone are
worh price Sent address recelst Of ~ cents
Address " Taylor CO. Pubihefs box rs Chatham sluzrs
Pcs, Oh &c, care Of lockwood ~.
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SALES OF REAL HsrATH.

A CARD TO CAPITALISTS AND REAL ESTATE
specua,ora.For sale on BroAdsay Spring and
Bleecber streets y Lots including splendid
best business corner IS by l2a feet TO Lease f II years with
renewal o. Il year, great bargain below Spring street,
on b osdwAy, spring. White Franklin Leo ard Duane,
Reade and Chambers ,esis fifty Ave lots and fra, class
white marble stores; 5000 lots the SIDE above Fifty
seventh street. splendid Central Park lots the rih
Eighth and adjoining streets including Ave blocks.
large number Of the hnes
bill lots large elegant mansons and houses town. and
down store property Of immense value: rs
try and farms French, Germ and RngAsh spoken
ALFRED PACHHAEUsER, "a William street
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yv,ur sspopsyvEsr or Mr. q CHASLER BY
a. peve,tserth ward United pemprra'ie Association,
inserted in JesisrfaJs Hsria, xvs 'pnxsiTs President
d. J.. srriiyis, sscre'"J.
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THE sARDIS WATCH.
A. RUxRILL A co,
NO 26 BROADWAY,
Having made Arrangements for he sale Of
JANIS NARDlN's POCKET CHROS oMkTERS
And other Fine Watches
Are prepared 70 offer hem the lowest market price
highly RECOMMEND hem % their customers,
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, or GOOD FAMILY AND
N rleAsng address wishes open coresp rdenne with
yourg ssy between the Of eighteen And tweniy
-four, With view TO ma.rimoly. Money ID object Ad
dress II. n, v Herald oace.
HnlATRlxoEY MADE EAsy' SHOWING RE 81
m ere bow 70 win s1ser And o. speedily nMnoi =
book for both Sores Free fg - eenn Acdrem
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MISCELLANEOUS.
L-FDIcoTT co, LfrHoeRAPHERs,
IL In every branch OF the ART
Established m 1879
AT hsr old location No. 80 beekman street. Nes YORK.
U,oR SAN FRANCESCA MEDICAL MAN NAY
hip around cape Horc r1ng,ni0a Invalid, By Al
DRESSING A. ", bon CO. Pos, o1fcs
UIYDLTeU WOOD AT TWENTY GENTS wHEN TEN
N ordered and pine by the loef
low saved ard sawed and s Al Al cost At yard foo
o, TKs; T~ eniy bird s1eet g OOLlIfs.
NJ v BLY, s. BOND srREEr-sEDIUs TOR RAP
wi. pirx ing rhsei leisrs the healing ratee
tevsoplnR med sc. IN bis preence spirits lme
make hsmsee. visible. spirit hands seen and fe
BY many
MARBLE HAFrris-GREAr BABGAfNs IN NAN
wi his The suhsrfioer sells ohe.Ver ngw thsn eveF
GOO STICK 81 vened saiusry and coed xsnsb nu syp
hand II kLA hrRs marble yards Ills kss nKbssentn street.
ver o. Ihird svtnue,N.Y
NEW yoKx rsrIRsARy Y0K woMsE AID oniL
~ fren, is second svenue attended 81 niy physras,
NE Dspsns.ry u open from 70 10 Advics ard ns6
cine frss. fncs = bad for paasas u ss A0ass "a
ees
OWNER wArrEn-OF A PAIR or FINE DO - FhDN
" sou,han ton ~ steamer limos consigned b John Az
,on Inquire A 80 Boslng Green IN he basemetL
DoUrfro sLsTHs or mn aAoLa sLAra CusrAe,
and unisntet r.ia water ard LAT NetIne PiIiexs
tres The sesni Of The company o. rUksAr, " C'~ss<~s
rc-t- New yors-
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LATEST aws BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Later nom Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRALIAN.

Portland, Nh. April 23.--The steamer Aus
traiian, With Liverpool dates to the 18th, has mr.
rived
i'eenan. the pugisi, has Lcen held to lail in
the sum nf City pounds. to keep the peace, and
Immediately .c,t for London.
"BePs Life in London" the organ OF the Eng
sh sporting class, is pnitc indignant Mt the rap
tnrc, and Az; ibustS il To the circumstance of Ilee-
man aud his companions going ID ,co where an
arrest was almost certain: The s,inp paper sub
sequently exonerates. Heennn from nil blame in
tho matter.
It was considered certain that tho fight would
come of on the 10th.
An Imperial Commissioner of France was ira
Yelling through tho neutraliaed provinces OF Sardi-
nia but was codly received at some places
The Paris Pdys-aud Ra'rie have been rcrrmau-
ded for giving currency to rumprs that England
swas blamcnhls for the outbreaks in Sar linn.
Garahad had arrived Mt Turin and taken his
seat i'll the Chambers of Representatives.
The chief event in Hungary WAS an Anti Aus.
trim demonstration ut the capitol, on the occpr
renee of the funeral ul student who died in con
sequence Of injuries received from tho police du-
ring the recent Disturbances Six thousand peo
pie followed tho corpse amidst patriotic cries. The
police interfered and much disorder prevailed
The Emperor If NJ rocco had ratified the hasis
of peace.
Gen. Ortiga and three other persons of the
DiSilcsl Idhh NcTf WTestou III Nh1lfNrN.
small bod. Of insurgents def, ated at
Bilboa short time previous to O.tigas arrc>t
y Ccncordat between Spain and Rome hal
been rromul gated.
The German States of tho Rhine ARE making
special defensive preparations.
The Instruction was spreading in Sicily.
Dufin, the nsnrrecton ut Naples. the rebels
occupied n Convent which was carried by assault
on the rart OF the Royal troops. The rebels were
all captured
In Spain, great Efforts were making to capture
Count Montemch and brother
The French and other Continental journals nc
cuSc the English Parliament Of fayoring tho re-
cent Cd'list attempt.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, April l2.--Cotton sales
for Monday aud Tuesday auaun'ed to II, 900
bales and rio>cd dull. lnfe,ior qualities irrcsn
lar, and slightly lower. Flour Ii Al at 26a30s.-
Wheat frn and ladders demand il olyancc: quo
tnlions If Red Mt los. 81 10 lo.. 81: WAic, los.
I'D. to LIS. Gl. Corn advanced I'd to h.. yellow
34s. Cd. to 35s, Cd. ; White, 37s. 81. Provisions
quiet with a'dowuward tendency.
The Bank Of England had advanced its rates to
five per cent on money. Markets generally un.
changed. but active. Consols 04i to 94s. Money
9Isa94I
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"FooLs."-F From the advertisement pub
,.,sd in another column. il will bs.seen that
!. Wo.is Albums" will deliver mis- great lecture.
.n,;,led r,An Apoiogy for Fools" 1t Dudley Hall.
" " Thursday night next. "Moxis" appeared be-
I.s tho people of Biz Richmond" on last Fri
Sas n;sht. Ills tgort is thus alluded to in the
Wl;n. Of yesterday ;-"The lecture Uf "slazis
.aa1ms" on Friday evening last was u c'.mplete
and triumphant success, i.e wa: oomplimented
~ ever seen assembled in this city on any sim
na, oceasion save only when Everett delivered
h;a lecture on Washington. The Mechanics In
.,;trte Hall was filled to its utmost capacity, there
sa;nr nresert not less than eight hundred or
.%anssapd persons, all of whom appeared gratfcd
and delighted with "aIozis'" apology for fools"
Should MOlis. rrpat his lecture ;i in pats.'enrg
riases may antiui pate q rich treat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24
Charleston Convention.

CHARLESTON. Sunday. April 23.--The know
ing ones say Flournoy, Of Arkansas. will be tenn
porary Chairman, and further that Douglas will
Georgia, for the Vice Presidency.
The mass Of the delegates appear to he confus-
cd and uncertain as to the proper course To pur.
sue
The Wood delegates from Now York, and the H.
lnois irrcgulars will be r. ected.
The Georgia double delegation case, it is antici-
patcd. will cause great embarrassment.
The delegates mngle pleasantly together, and
ultimate harmony is hoped for.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

GRAND MILITARY DispLAY.-We II Intentionally
omitted to notice in our last issue. the grand mill
,,ry display with which city was favored on Sat-
riay last On the afternoon of that day, the SPLEEN
IiI corps recently organized under the command of
Capt Miles r. Bohannon, and which, tor want Of n
halter name we shall chrsteD. for the time being,
Compouy A., Lynchburg Barefoot Fusiliers, rendez-
yoused in front of the Hose House. Church Street,
and after going through the entire mammal on militia
ry tactics In n manner emnently satisfactory 10 the
immense crowd there congregated were formed
in line, marched down Market Street to Main;
m thence to Eighth up Eighth to Church,
dawn to their armory, where the npany dishanded
For general good looks, elegance of uniform; SOL
dery bearing and the Thousand other Qualities which
90 to make a good soldier, tie Fuscrs with
out rival in this or any other city, and their
appearance on our streets, excited greater
interest than has any military demonstration,
since the halcyon days when the glorious
and patriotic cornstalk regiment was won't to
display its proves before our wondering and
delighted people. We propose seventeen thousand
cheers for Captain Bohannon,and his company of gal
liant Fusers.
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Road This !

snRLnNvuLr, trcnn,) Oct. 49, ls5G
Messrs. Per-, Davis " son .sirst;raiitulo Ia
msR YOU aud duly 10 suffering humanity require lint
should make known the benefit have derived the
truly talual, Pain Killer; and II 10y seeing this sui
icrc wi" he induced was, To civ" trial aud be ,alcd,
| shall he compensated II thousand fold.
la june. $500 after r"raced Illness OF several months,
severely attacked with rnwsuess vertigo dmuess
sight and loss Of appetite accompanied 10y fever, difficulty of
athng etc. Ny ply siciau pronounced pneumonia
bordering The frat stage and uilcr exhaust
ing hi, skill. declared positively hint had the uniun,
that hc could do nothing for and that must die. lowes-
en- he advised me- 10 . The best thing could
do, which did with effect. | then made OF
which proved inefficient
lA this time symptoms pain ia the head, morning
evening and during the night darling pains through the chest
burning in the paim Of the hands quick pulse, night swca
difficulty hrclhug .c when fortunately got hold Of The
Peoples Pamphlet " which saw the Of Messrs. linn
Gone aud others, which induced Try Ferry Davis Nr,o
table Pam kll,r and strange may appear, derived
bcnct Tram The "t twcul, I'VE cent bottle than had
done from all other medicines have used four bottles of tho
Pam Killer, and hearty and enjoy better health than hay
heretofore done or member of years
NH IL in GUSTANUS A. CELOY.
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Grower 81 RaRar's

r. tELEARArrp FAMiIA SEWING MAGAZINES 4B5 Broad
49, way, Sew orb and Isl baltimore Street, baltimore
\ NEW MY Lh-pElIE $ap--lIfMMfIS a. EXTRA
This machine scNs from tM" ools, purchased from the
requiring Hns of thread IL iienr, Fcls Oath
and Stitches in superior STYLE finishing each by ita
operation. without Ia The hand needle
guircd by other maclns II viii do better aud cheaper
Ing dian oansirca II she works for cent
R0YJ.
send for circular J. r. DAY II X co
may 3-ds Agents, Iynehhrg.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON. April 23.--SESArE--The Chair
presented message from the President transmit
ting copy of the instructions given by the Suite
Department TO Hon. Robert Nj. McInne, when
that gentleman was appointed Minister to China.
No other business OF Importance was transact
od-and the Senate ad journel until Thursday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

THE TOBACCO CuLrURE-A correspondent Of the
Alexandria Gazette writing from Rappahannock CO,
says, that as far known, all who yentured on the
culture ofhis crop last year. are displeased with the
result. Fauqnier farmer seLt to Richmond six
hogsheads which melted him Slls--s cents has been
The highest price yet realized by the small fry Ano-
ther who expended in labor and fertilizers about $50
realized about $40 net for his crop of tobacco Some
who In for ii great staple crop while i, was
growing are anti-,ohaceo per se-and have an idea
of :getlng up club to forward fluids to Richmond
for package Of 'Tobaeco, the Bane of Virginia Hus-
bandry'-a book lately published by John II. Cooke
lhey now think with Mr.. Cooke that tobacco requires
more labor than any other crop. Is more exhaust
ing to the soil-that its use is demoralizing, &C.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

We are requested to state thatit is by no means
csr,an Thai Bishop Pierce will be compelled to fore
w. His engagement to dedicate the new Methodist
Episcopal Church in this CITY, When last heard from
npparv Two weeks since, be in,iisposed; but
should Ii, heath be fleasura1ly s'ored,
he will keep his "pPon,%sn o, iOs ,GE M 'ai ssu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

NJ H6LIoWAY's OINTMENT AND PILLs.-1hc
l25 ginnt STRIDES Of intellect in this century
better the almost nlAolne dominion
III external and Internal malhd, achieved by UoHprars
fs ointment Even scr'dln and Other Diseases,
posed and ncurae, give way before them. he
n CpaRtetcts! sold AT The nandfnctory, No. ~ Nal
den Lane, New York. an by all druggists, 9Jc
pprp no or Inp B-diw.
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From Rev. DIR. Rosser.

n s.y- EDITOR or TIE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
FtS-- sEarLr's iNraLGELG BAKIN6 poWDEh-Al persons
light. sweet and wholtromc loaf bread biscuits batter
md huckwhca cakes, may purchase this powder with conf.
donoe The materials arr perfectly harmless, and pleas
than soda, SalHra., M fear of bt6dd. The
Wi make the ihcst sweetest bread In the shortest
possible time tnc labor, AMI cNpcnse; aud dis
pont u the ACCOMPANY simple directions observed.
-i. IL II manufactured In virginia. and ia In, eniion Of
lankccnn John W. Garirk, manufacturer and sole Iropri-
,or, iirliond Va We knuw him. and have tried 1t aud
commend Tie best tried Oct II aud mind the Ill
rect IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

hEeehAS1s BASx--CoL Thomas II. Flood, has re-
signed the Office of Cashier Of this Bank to which
pace he was elected Two or three months ago, and
John r. Bangh Esq, at present Paying Teller in the
sumo institution chosen to supply the vacancy. Mr..
James P. Whaling at Que time Freieh, Agent at the
Virginia ana fenneS ses Railroad Depot in this city,
o"t more eeently connected with II railroad at Mil
~a"k'e Wisoonsn.llas heen appointed Paying Teller
vice John + baalh, promoted Both of the gentle
men named are worthy and reliable business men.
anu WI doubtless fill the Offices to which they have
oeen calieito the entire atisacton oil the parties in
lerested We haze not learned the cause Of Col.
Floods resignation, but suppose that lac had ARR.
we'd at the very seaside conclusion fiat II Was not
necessary fora gentleman Of his years and annie
means, TO perform the onerous labor deroying ON
Bank officer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

A WooLlY HLiFER,-Rnckingha county, n
par. Of the Iienth Legion, is capable OF other things
than piling up Democratic vnn's. Not long ago it
turned ITO the aimring gaze of the wurda sure
enough "Woolly Horse" and now we have the I'm
nouncement of "Woolly lIcfer'--coycred with
perfect coat Of wool from head to foot-wilh q
head very much like that Of n sheep. Those who
have the horse pronounce the hcifora as stran-
ger freak Of nature still.