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shipments at Chicago were:
RECEIPTS,
SHIPMENTS,
Week end,
Mnrkets. Reported BIZ Telegraph.

MoauE Nov 3O-CorTos-ssles to-day 1000 bales st
Ole ses Of the week 10 $50 bales receipts OF IN. wees
9 against 90 bales the week last year % M
CENTS 81 AIS Exports 1920 bales stock IN pon, lS'S
OK, EycH.saE on TO y cent discount
Sterling ExcHAssE at par to v cent premium
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Passengers Arrived

In steon.hip Star of The Vest from Hardnd aud NepOr
ledn.-Rev T. Lsngscu Chss knight w MeFsIand, O. ISr'
per Eeage Boch O. Ribas h. Vsnter O. Richter d. Da-
iy r. Hay p Taylor, Mrs Hersch and children NJ Adams
and
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PLAISvILLK, Conn Nov. q, 1860.
for being contribution by the Congregational Church and
Society Of tins psoe for the % ms 51 IN ba We hope
Yoq. eT sh hs ;Ssns n Tof Nss ssT Es
HJ1T M S sum l1T a SOs C 1911
lection the Presbyterian Church of this place thought it
send andet Gen PomeIoy draw on you for the
Ysfsf ExSs y Rd ss9'
THADDxus HAN eq-nv 6eay ST. " nciCs s you ss-s
mite toward the relief Of suffering KSn.s. You viii DO me
acknowledging receipt of ineOsed .,.yonoy
S TsS s1Sy sSS'E ..e1 Co. NaS9S
HoEAGE 0SkELEI EsGnSS.Ass meeting Of the BsPi.
% a RnoS Of ay IL 3 Ds TO Re country
send to- thought best to send to you that you might
forwarded Respectfully yours, DAVID JHDP.
THADRsrs HYATT, Sir: inclo.s cheek the
Fulton Bank for @ for the needy md ds;:pf II KsR,s
FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov 2s 1850
of suffering Kansas Use though your have
always had deep sOctude Kahs that has stood the bun
Of in favor OF freedom and may she be sustained in this
trust, her last and most severe struggle
PodSaSEEf.ls II. J., Koy. "a, 1850.
H; GREHLKY Co. Tribune ohce-GenH. NIL you please
e.G for the Ssasa. Of the famine IA aud ots
Yours, most respectfully .... AZ X:
more which please find inclosed. If knew Mr. Hyss ad
dress should send direct to him X.
N.B.-Mr Hyatts address is No. 46 Morton street.
CoRREcTIoS.-The picture of Niagara which wac
alluded to in an "art item fewidays since in this
paper as having recently arrived from Europe, is
Thorpes, and not Churcb's. The latter has been at
Williams d. Stevens's for some months. Thorpe's is,
we understand, to be put before long, upon public ex-
hibition.
The Rev j. c. Fletcher will deliver his third lecture
on Brazil this evening, at the Cooper Institute Sub
ject, the Wonders OF the Amazon, and Brazil as
field for American Enterprise"
MEETING OF THE NEw.YORK TTPOGRAPHIcAL
UsIos-The regular monthly meeting Of the New
York Typographical Union No 6, was held on Saturday
night. at their rooms, No. 1853 Bowery. After admit
ting several members the Union proceeded to elect
officers for the year 1861 which resulted ~ follows;
For President, John L. Brown; VicePresident, Chas.
s. TAYLOR; Recording Secretary, d. w. Flynn Finan-
ciaI Secretary Geo. A. Colburn; Corresponding Secre-
tary Thomas T.. Fish Treasurer, Samuel Sloan; Fund
Trustee Charles b. Smith; Janitor, Edward Brtton
resolution Of coincidence with the relatives OF the late
Ben Swain, formerly member of the Union, was
passed The Union adjourned.
No CASH AT THE CUsTOn-H0USE.-L Last Saturday |
was pay day at the CustOm-Ilousei but by mistake
he drafts for the monthly salaries instead OF coming 10
his city went TO Charleston s. c., and those intended
or the latter place came on TO New-York. This, how
;yer was not discovered until within half an hour OF
loon OF course the mistakes will be reotfed at once,
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Advertisement.
EDWARD ii. Dixon, NJ. D., Editor OF The
scaps and Operating and Consulting Surgeon No ~ ah
consultations the obscure diseases OF the pelvic
Rupture Piles Vsrcocele aud Fsus radically cured
without the kuife gatuIo Office hours from TO to
and 4 To eyfIinIi.
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,., On spdoub.d oOaer. for 90 to % days ioSia #e'rs
IL freely psid.
THE Chfcspo Tribune Gays;

The Chicago Tribune sayh .,n
The money maIt has d and qui's dsros zs ssy IA
and bn rate, are sbou d6 The banks do not like
over cent and as Il bow long the high
rates continue There lime Wne or snfewd
est operators were fault to the future the panic
ccrsnly serious aspect came on with apparently
little reason may end at any time and for reasons equally
trivial and unex pected -
~ % ..no;nta and menta nt CHICAGO were:
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,o,ed at the meeting alluded 10 is con. L..

course adopted at the meeting alluded 70 Is con dered
10 be in force.
Virginia has RENTED forty xix thousoI,d doars Of
srece funds to this city to be sent forard by the next
steamer for the payment Of the interest due lst jan
uary in LoIdon on f373,oO0 II the Five per Gents Of
that Sts.,e.
The dulness Of pie Dry Goods rsde at present IL
shown by the decreased amount warehoused during the
month for want Of market The aggregate ISL 6ol,-
GOO against 81, 100000 in November last year. the
amount withdrawn from warehouse shows decrease
of 100000. The total amount entered Tor consuInp
ton since the lst January is ss6,6l6,ooo against
SOC, 92l 900 same time last year. The amount WIN
drawn from warehouse in the same period was $751;
600 against $665s,OOO, and the amount warehoused
80 600 900 against 81 $4,000 The aggregate amount
entered was $96 2l7, 900 against sl04 $4,000 in the
came period of 1859.
We annex comparative statement Of the imports OF
foreign dry goods and general merchandise at the
-. NJ. Vo.L for tho xrpek and since IAN. I.
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as the drafts for Charleston Immediately sent back
TO Washington.

CoURT-MARTIAJ ON COLONEL CoRcoRAs.-Gen-
era sanford has issued an order for the trial Of
Corcoan, of the Sixty ninth prshl Regiment. The
charge s in substance for dsobedence Of orders 10
not ordering out the Sixtyninth Regiment on the oeca
zion Of the visit of the Prince Of Wales.
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Receipts Of Produce.

D,e l-ls07o bb- Flour I5o do Com Meal sslts bush:
bsa, II 263 DO Oats st do Corn, SO4s do Barley JS
t1s Proysops 9l5 do Whisky 2l4 do Lard 6's do seed
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Work AT THE TAx-CoLLEcToRs' OFF'cE.-On the
two days preceding the list Of December nearly two
millions of dollars were paid in at the Tax-oifce OF
this amount 81 423 O49 72 paid Friday which IL
about 5000 600 more than before collected in
one day. Incredible as it may seem, one banking IN
stuton paid tax in round numbers of sl530OO. Mr..
Kelly the receiver, and his aids the last day were
q hours on duty without leaving Ire bhildng even to
eat The following are the receipts at the Tax-ofce
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ARREST OF BURGLARs.-On Saturday night Omcer
A,on of the lii hteenh Ward atceained that burglars were
IN the Houor store No 289 Avenue and immediately ooh
10 secure them While watching for them some oon
of the butars threw number Of stones at the
nom the opposite side the street hoping thereby to divert ms
senion this device failed of its object the burglars three
~ nnbsr rushed ont OF the store and attempted to escape
Two Of them succeeded in doing but the third was arrested
oa 10 the Station House lie gave his name az Eugene
Smith aud was yesterday committed for examination by Justice
Qusckenbush. ,,.,
ling house No 81 Donnck street Saturday detected n
the act Of carrying 25 worth Of clothing lie was pnuea
Inv Officer Quinn of the Eighth Precinct and arrested On
h. person a found number Of skeleton keys and other
uents of his profession Justice Qusckenbush committed him
10
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Adyersementl g..
HOW TO SEE THE WORLD.-Reader If YEA

How TO SEE THE WORLD.-Reader il yea
want 10 see the world pay all have to DO - 70
take few of our best selling books-say the EDucNoSAL
U.rpRooys SAVING AND WASTING, The PRsNAS's MANUAL
IN f.c, almost any of publications Go into the adjoining
county or State wherever please and sell copy 20 every
In this way you may put money in thy and knowledge
in thy head the same time For particulars address FOWLER
a WRILs No. 3O8 broadway, NewHork
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IAdvertisemeDt

EXHIBITION OF
PAINTINGS,
OYgs THIs DAT.
Iss1ITrTK OF FINE ARTS,
No. 625 Broadway,
including the
DussELDORF GALLERY
and
JARyys COLLECTION.
Admission rs cents.
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Advertisement =,
BARNUM's ANNOUNC MENTs this week can hardly

fail to keep up the his MUsEuN for If such com
binAon Of novelties aud his bills and adveIle
promise will not visitors would seem useless 70
try further There another place Of amusement N te
world where half much Con be seen Tor the same pe
mia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-03

Total. - lao s65l l36
The following ia comparative statement of the value
of exports from the commencement of the year to Now
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has never neh more delighted Or enthusiastic Audiences
than cmbe nightly 70 bs.eo 70 the line muse, ana
TIL. .,oossrt ,ests Of this admirable company. One
l,v Of the leaders of the fun here, is the aptness
ord onckness of their local ausions and funny isms
No incident of special public interest but serves as
subject for an appropriate song or quiP, qirk, or
eccentric cable lest at once mmed aely, right Of and
without delay.
Near Borery Theoter.--To-right tie horse drama OF
Putnam" is TO be revived.
Brganfs MiNsres.-Tns week the special future
viii be a new negrozed farce, called Used Up
TuF SEVENTH REGIMENT AND THE WIDE
AwAKEs-ln reply to the New-York correspondent Of
TIE CharlestOa Courier we have received the follow
ing communication:
To the Editor Of TAe NJ y Tribuae
S Although correspondents Of certain journals at the south
elsewhere be well posted In the tactics Of the Seventh
Regiment National Guard including Of the political
views members yet they have seem or even
heard Of the following resolution passed by s board Of
April 1885, aud promulgated in the Regiment at thstime
Rored That this Board do most decidedly condemn the
practice the part Of any member Of this Regiment IN
or commenting upon any publication in relation TO the hos
ment which appear in the public prints without at ess
| he know ledge and appreciation Of a Field officer
Communications signed An Officer" or frfvae OF IN
spy manner identifying the writer with the Observation-Disclosures
published opinions Of indi,iduado nevertheless com
promise the entire corps to greater or Ices degree besides
eerng the Regiment before the public In an ostentatoos manner
befng that modest and sodery discharge Of duty which bs
and should always characterize it, and every member who has 81
heart due regard reputation and welfare military
body will recognize the improperly complained of and aestsl
| therefrom.
| Taking into consideration that the men of the Sew
enth obey orders correspondents Southern journals
can well afford to write what they choose about mem
bers of the Guard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-03

ESCAPE or A PRIsOEER.-On Saturday last man
John hcCuy convicted Of petit larceny
tce Cornwe and the Pententary for months
The prisoner placed in Of Mr. A. L. West conductor
Of Penentiary wagon On the way the Institution the
prisoner managed Mr. Wet vehicle with his
feet The officer fell h-y the pavement and prisoner
although he hsndcudsd managed TO make hs
I'M been hear
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| oor.n nr;nc;nal staple articles for the week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-03

The Rev. j. c. Fletcher will deliver his third lecture
on Brazil this evening" at the Cooper Institute. Sub.
ject the Wonders of the Amazon, and Brazil as
field for American Enterprise"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-03

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 0O-Au ,chr. s Williams. Arnsl
rom Mobile -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13
LATEST NEWS ~ Tgl.IcRApn.
sns.sstr ron -sr .t1scupvxo vrse,wAs
Arrival Of the North star,

NEw YokT. July l2.-The North Star has ar
rived here from Asplnwali
MsaE err and his associates have contracted with
Costa GA IL build Railroad frcm Boea Del ".
IN to Pnena Mala.
battle was daily expected at Gsayaquil te-
tween Franco and Flores. The formers troops
were saek'ng tho lawns and ravishing the wo
men.
Gen. ilcrran will return TO Washington rs
Bogo'an minister.
The sloop Lancaster Was Mt Mazetlnn, and tho
Powhatan was at Valparaiso.
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MARK k,TS.

BALTIMORE, July l2.--Flour dull, Howard st.
and Ohio 30 To 81. City Mills 5 %. Wheat
active: Red 20 to Is. White IS to 30
Cnrn duh and heavy Yellow Ga to 6j cts, White
- To IS cents. Provisions firm but active. WINS
key 2o4.
New York. July l2--Cotton unchanged Flour
heavy. Wheat firm, white. Western. Si.56a$l 81.
Corn firm and unchanged. Mess Pork unchang
cd. Prime SIP 50aSl4 25. Lard buoyant lo3a
l3s. Whisky dull ut Ole. Sugar acti.e Tur-
rentine heavy 39alo. Rost Of the markets UNI
changed.
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SINGERS Seuino Machines

EEAF nl~uyA the conclusive proof Of great
~ mon Judged by tins osi there labor saving machine
before HE public comparable Ia hingerh Sewing Machines
Amer establishing tho bighcs reputation In tho United States
lhey exhibited nj The late "Exposuon Umyerele" 10
France where they cnrriol of the highest Premium and
grrnt mandatory az make them ns been built In Paris
In every branch of Industry which sewing done
these machines he used with Immense profit As speed
al the RAILWAY train Is 10 travelling foot Is sowing with
singers Machines compared with hand sewing. No tailor,
sloennkfr drcs-aktr carriage trimmer sadler halter
&c. should be without The fair using OF
these machines rrgunrly employed, In Unc Thousand Dollars
In all priynie families where there sewing
be done hcsc machines Invaluable assistance. Panters
md bo keepers Hind them particularly convenient and profit
able These machines simple In their construction aud
strong und durable being The only kind Of Sewing
chine nnde by which every sort Of
roud he perfectly executed Thousands OF inferior
less Sewing Macnes been made sold under various
but Singers Machines aone have found every
where Ia saiisf, the wants Of the people.
Plain printed Instructions using sent with each
chine from which amy readily acquire the
cling them. The machines packed securely any
part Of the world To a persons desiring particular
formhtlon will application by letter either
forward copy Of NJ. singer Cos Uazetu, pnpey
wholly devoted to The Sewing Machine interest
In. SINGER h CO.,
Principal ONCE, No. 323 Broadway, New Yorh
BRANCH No. II Hanover 81, Boston, No. ~ Chap
al ST., New Haven CT Goverville, ~ " No 2i4 Broad ST.,
tmore St., Baltimore: No 82 Westminster st., Providence
Ii No. East 4th 81, Cncnna'i No. % North 9TH St. ~
louis No 81 ST. Charles st., New OreaIs No ~ Dauphn ST.
Mobile. liee2i d&esl
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In SuuLrz. the skillfu chifopedist. announces
hat his stay in this city win terminate tomorrow
srrsrao,n, Those who may wish to avail then,sel-
90. Of his services will have TO do between now
and that time II be relieved Of csrns and other
;,srnites OF the feet isa blessing which cannot
he too highly appreciated. Give him cali before
he goes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

npsaAs down over the butter ~ that i,s saes nil
be within the saucer and under the water plug
the hols IN the flower pot with cork, then drenoh
the flower pot with waer set in cool place un.
til morning. or il dono at breakfast the butter
viii be very hard by supper
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

PIANOS At AucrroN.--See advertisement in
mother column ofnew Pianos as Auction to be
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Destructiyo Fiao.

NEWARK, y. j., July Il John Denham Frank.
llns shawl and table cover manufacory was burnt
this mor"irg. LOSS Sl00000-par.ly covered by
Insurance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

TuRucu FsrrGur. The FIRST through freight
from New Yoak 10 Chattano,gs per the AIeZan'
Ir;s Railroad, rassed thr"ugh sh's city yesterday
freisa, trains are n.w runalas resslatls o" that
road Til. route uftrs great advantages to ship,
ns,, "a we'll m travel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13
Sewing Machiuas.

AIDES Wishing Machine 70 do SxRvASrs CoAnss CLOyuEs
ne BARTfoLrs IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
&c. $50 and ts5 The following certificate 10 Dom well
known Tailor h ts county who only bad about 20 minutes
instruction this Machine. $40
LxDvnIx Campbell coanty, Va, Juas iash 1854.
Mr. WV. l. PAaE:-I well PLEASED with Bss<hofs Sew
ng Machine and would not aneAause Tor any have
dnd difficulty In operating with u any kind Of cloth.
from the thiekss. Csssmsre e e finest Linen made
and operated x different kinds Of Sewing
Machines but Bartho. and Sess arc the only Meciues
that would recommend psraon buy, They the only
Machines that make T6iess StsA consider 1artholrs
much the cheapest machine II simple IN consuclon sssy
IN understand and not likely 70 - out o. creE AimQG
o,ery hat has Bartholfs ard sngs
Respectfully yoafs Ac.;i CARoLUs @. TskSY.
P.s and dincuiy hi getting my vlb wcaxsu AR
the that invented Sewing Msh.c, VII ehl
v and Lock stitch ltune t6-da Il ~
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"lints canlc out II their boles 10 die
" T. IL Nj ~
" "nsrAE's", RAT, ROACH, &C. ExfERMlNAT"n
'Go>rAR'S"
"co.rNK's" RED. Du0 KXTERMINAToR.
"tosTAE'S"
"oosrAK's" ELEcrRlo POWDER, for In.ccts, Re
pERTHuls lNHrANTLN
EHs Runohcs Mice Molps tronnd Mcr-lied llugs-A ni-
Moths Mosquitoes ficas Insects ON Plants Fowls, AM
mails, AZ, Sc.-h shurL ever, firm and s'vrns of
VERMIN
10 Years established In NV York Syn.ed by tho city P.
OGh" tity Prisons and station iouscsthr GUY steamer
Ships IN, lietcs "Astpr," "st. Nirholann Ac.un
b., more than 2O,0oo priv ate families.
eF Druggists Rnd Retailers every where soll them.
t*r- Mhr-ae Agents IN ni the iaige Gates md Towns
esf- -! Er~hrr!ll oi spurious limitations.
eH'- 400 sample B"seA arpi b, Mail.
kfF- Address ord, 'trculAr In lb,srts" to
HENRY r. toSrAl, Principal Depot
III. broadway, U'pposiio - Nleholns Ituie) N. y.
t"li b, i. II THOMPSON Nhulcsais and Retail
Je92 m'ls~ lynchborg, Va,
NEW PfBiItN lIpSA.
ANMAKGAEEl MuAtLILiFE,
THE fiR-f LOVE OF A AkON prER,
ROMANCE of TIE KEY oIuTiON With mn apleu
,liN containing letters II col Burr To "Knc" "fRa"
from lc""rn, Ac Ac with Fac slmlle o the Celebrated Il
rhrr Letter and kcy,a
j. lA.is NltFOES BOOK STORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

L OFFER FOR SALE WOODLAND, tho late residence al
&. WiNrREE, deed, situated mile Lynchburg
the Campbell Court House Turnpike. There will DO sold with
the Dwelling sG " land, considerable proportion
which l. In timber Besides excellent Dwelling there Ia
the place all the necessary outoes large tobacco factory
we'll of superior wafer
TIE place Ia admirably adapted to either n market da
farm " WINFkEE, Ex'or.
1cb lBlawis OF G. Winfree, deed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

HAND BurrsR WirHour IcE.--To have delight
fully hard butter in summer without ice. the plan
Recommended by that excellent aud useful tuoil-
cation. tic Scientific American, 10 good one
Put triyit or any open fat thing with legs. in q
saucer put on this trivt the plate OF butter NIL
the saucer with water turn o common hower pot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

NEGROES WANTED.
gHNE subscriber continues market for NEGROES of both
sexes thirty years OF age. Also women aud
children. The highest prices will be paid persons
attended their houses by giving description Hamng prices
und addressing at Lynchburg
2S-1y VIM MOUNTCASTLE +
~ ROCERIESJust TO hand large Of Sugar
N lnsses, Porto Rico, Cuba and Portland Syrup. -
ap1T ALEX kINNIER, 35 Bridge street.
GENERAL assortment Of New Dry Goods just receiyed
"A aud for sals cheap for cash by J.
jy9n JNo. J. PURvIs, Ag't. +
100 CASES MASS LICOIICE, OF good quality, TO arrive
lOV In few days. For sale sor by
march IkBY d SAUNDERS. 2
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

LhN7HD.n hlrc IL Or ID laborers work the Tec
w .grnp, Line Ihn hghes price per month will be paid
Apply ut The Telegraph Office 10 j. G. CRoWLEi
iI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

TlNIiE MOUNT VERNON PApEl.S-
Il ~ EDWARD EVERETT,
Just published and for sale by
Jy lots j. y. CREED.
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InnoctiYn.


THE PERSIAN FEW EIt CHARM {.
l,uE The prevention and cure OF H"'r and pae and M
tsfoF' lhis wonderful remedy brought Ia ila
knnws" o The ps"nt proeprs b, friend WIN Inns been
great traveller IN forsn ana III Holy Land.
While gol down the river EnphraeH h" experienced u
attack Of Fever hh Agur On Nong his condition,
u" the Bonmcn took from his dniet IN,
"Hedr Misdnd ftrcr WiH iouch you" Although ncr,
uoas M ,iriuuS he complied, ana experienced innent
roe and has sine alwass fun IL I'M eecun protection from
all inhlhrinl. c"0i lnnls,
I'm further iu,o-lnt"n he found that the boatnan attributed
Ia II mdc8pH puNriH, aud st that u could ony DO obtain
al nom the frisio ' To-" sometime afterwards tho
tmau Ia NTH Proai obtained him thu
cn 81 tH prIafI, and H-etraincd where te medicinal
herbs wctr l"Hnd, "l winch compounded Tho wonder
lu virtue u tS HTli" have ind cc i belief tho
&" The natives IA III, miraculous hcn. Of their Priests
StCu hih return Ia Anrcn, II Inns lU ifl'l with the hap
r effect several Ladies nud )iriirn high character
who huNa given II The most muounod IraIsn This res
msug ccc Persia Tor hundreds years, for the
prevention and Il Fcytr md ARue aud bous fcvcIs /.
offered Ia tin Amer,cnd people.
II viii he son h mn, prepaid, With fail directions for
receipt at one ,l,hiar
Iitmlim D,n and Nauuaetrr1, - Main ST.. Richmond,
Va. bcahch ohcc, hahk oi Commerce. luitn9 New uk.
Address, JOHN WILCOX ~ CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

Ok BARI1Is EXTRA Q COFFEE SUGAR
AC ariT ALEX KIERIER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-13

IN and alter Monday next, tho i6ih lust, thora will be
irrpl received In the heput o ihr Va n T,nn H. T. Ia
unlo,s the weight /. distinctly marked each PACKAGE
Hlso upon the tickets. r. u JElI.iS ,,lL Fri. Agt
j. llt Va. " Iunn. H. H. Co.