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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-10
CODE OF VIRGINIA.

CODE OF VIRGINIA..
NEW EDITION
By Col. Geo. Wythe Munford.
7 UsT published and forsale by
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-NOTICE TO OUR FRIEND
- KNOWLES * WALFORD


life and rre Insurance,
Herrings Fre and Burglar Proof Safes,
Machine Being Leather and Rgbber)
heneey's Church and other Bells,
Dealers In Cotton and Linen TSines,
$50 MAIN STREET.
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"Nsver give up, II Is wiser and better
Always to hope, than once TO despair. "

Nc. IoHN J JACKSON Jr, of Wood comfy responded
TO this ,oIst follows Mr.. President, the tune Just
played w the band brings back to my mind the early
days oil great Republic. | look around and pic
tured all faces, bright hopes for the future II YOU
had in the House of Representatives on the day
Which the Presidents message was read you would
have thought the last ray of hope gone forever,
there was gloom on the countenance OF every men,
her, How different the scene tonight This Union un-
der which We have derived so many blessings, which
handed down to US should be transmitted to our
postcry uni pared VIII you do it my counrymen,o or
will you let the blood be split upon your borders? VIII
you blight the hopes Of the greatest nation under heaven
South taroina dissolve the Union She has before
She is struck Are to 60 out Of the Union without
making Effort 10 fight for il? Virginia Is the great
breakwaer between Abotonism at the North and Dis
union at the Sor;l South Carolina who never lost
negro is trying 70 beak up this Conlederacy Virginia
has been the gre.t sufferer. Ny father has lost one
hundred thousand dollars worth Of negroes and yet the
sntimert which be hah taught me is live or die,
yve perish, 10 for the Union aud the Constu-
tioa we mean ts fight for our rights 10 the Union and
death 70 all traitors tut of it. We all demand the
peal Of the personal erty bills and would make one
more effort az cOncilaton Weentered this government
as perpetual institution and no State has the right TO
go out OF IT, As the IL mortal Lawrence said "Never
give up The Slip and say gentleman, never give up
the Uuion.
10Th. Tie Honest Mul.-0f every section and every
degree who prompt acknowledge aud fulfil the coz
tract OF his foreiathers.
Mr.. !. r. ANDERSON OF Rcckbridge the President of
the Electoral College respondent to the sentiment as
follows: Mr. President am no politician and no SPEAK.
er pecJedy have been called upon to address you
against my remousirauce I'm polarization man, sim
PIE Ia ny habits. am NOT ac 'u,iomed to such
20 the one before me- but, am Yginian and where
+ the man with soll dead NO TO himself bah
sad this is nv own. nv native and" have perform.
cd today the mos, pleasing ana delightful duty ever
performed thar Of c,shg my vote for tbosa staunch
and patriotic men, Bel and Everett For the FIST time
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-10
apEFoEgs AF TBE ELE0ToRAL BANQUET.

We published 10 Saturdays paper, sketch Of the re-
marks Of VIM. H. Mcfarland, ESQ, at the Electoral Dn
aer, at the Exchange Hotel Wednesday night. We now
present similar condensed reports OF other speeches de-
ivered on the same OCCASION deferred until now by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09
Congressional Mileage,

The House of Representatives did good thing
on Tuesday last, when 1t cut down this Congress.
sional peraaisitc just Dfy per cent.
The present system is an outrageous abuse; a
fraud upon the treasury, and n standing reproach
to the members who permit it to remain unon tn,
statute book. When this mileage law was adopt-
CO. members OF Congress reached the scat Of 60
vernment on horseback and by s,age.coaches, at
the average progress Of forty miles a day, and at
cost. perhaps, Of ten to twelve cents mile. ex.
exclusive of hotel bill-::' Estimating tho loss of
time, aud the expense Of travel, forty cents per
mile, was not much above the mark in those davs
when railroads and steamboats, were unknown
but now, when Ave hundred miles of travel can
be ELECTED in day and night, at cost ranging
from one to four cents mile, there is neither Jus
fce, honor. or propriety, in members Of Congress
claiming COMPENSATION under q state Of affairs
which no longer exists.
There isanother abuse which this bill proposes
70 remedy to-w't: that of computing mileage
upon any route however crcutoas, which Nom.
Der Of Congress may chose to Take in reaching Tho
=. capitol. The charge for mileage 10 to he based
upon distance by geographical right line from
Washingtoh.
8 Attire present enormous rate, tho system works
uno4laiy. ihs membsls from distant States re-
ceiving more money on account of mileage. than
! dor their actual service in Congress. We do not
know What rule in computing distance, Is applied
% the members from California; but take it for
granted that they have not the ctrontery to claim
mileage upon the ocean route vic Cape Horn making
the distance from Washington to San Francisco,
about 1880 Ai'esr--and conclade that they base
their claim apen Ahs distance traversed by the
Isthmus roste. new the most travelled, being about
o.oso miles bsswesn Washington and San
.rancissa. ssThss route. will secure each mem-
Der trsn cAlifotaia. $4.s72 mileage Tor attending
s'ngle session Of Congress, and tina. without tax
INTO aeccnut tbs distance be NAV be re.
asafea 70 travel from the interior of that State.
.sAcald sash Be the case; - reach San Francisco.
- 5siat Il smbGkation. The actual expeuse Of
I'M Tip y pfrbahiy iesa than $500
80 kinf theSe fAGts into the account then :.
.lspt % eonceded that the present mileage sv.,.r
II ssch - absninabls shiag that, Ter the credit ~
- y Y sSngusss themselves. IL oaght .sbe mo.
zfaS pf Congress Osshs 70 be ah,. to
trsvsl q ,r111y esHss i nilss when other people
- sasss =. - - sneSsussh tha. anoau.
M s. - = nv espstt sili concur "
ss ssssss 3. x e q z" I,
- d ~ Y i $3.50 i. sz Il s3s, !,
II II OK ..rs=sss, Az "a ssfsz1 " y sas $40
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

Manufacturer and Dealer in Far, iaraw, Le1horn.
Panama. S4tf and Moleskin Dress H1ts.
HAVE now ready my Spring stock of Hats Can. IN,
- and straw Goods to which would invite the aten hi
lion OF The merchants Of Virginia North Carolina and -
asnne,see confident Of my ability supply them with every
hing They may want in my line good ters as tsy c
be procured In any market In the country 80 e' 'a"
soe1 VIII De kept constantly FULL BY the addition Of
ming ma. . nov or desirable Having greatly Increased NV
OWN manufacture My Black Moleskn Hat is s in The 'front.'
country, -"'aA"s Prooueed IN the
al ss"r,msa, OF Boys Misses aud Clerens Richly Trimm
horn, cannot be exceled " D'"'" anu Leg
~ Military Goods can furnish anything REQUIRED NV
ck ~ me various qualities Of Army sReguatns Hat.
made I" order al short notice 'o VI mas or caps
NIB Sta ,oux rooxr
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virginia Declines the Southern Comic

I - renee.
/ We are gsatifsd I, he .aJIe 10 record the fact
dat the Senate Of Virginia on Tuesday last, de-
ciiasd 10 adopt this measure Of inepisnt treason.
and thar By the decided vote Of 81 70 II. For Me
linformaiiou Of our readers, - give the ayes and
aces % shs question:
I The report Of the majority. adverse 10 the Con-
ferencs vas agreed 10 by the following vote,
Mr.. Neeson having called the ayes and noes
| AYrs -Messrs. Armstrong, Brannon, Bruce.
Caldwell. Carson, Carraway. Carter, Day. Finnev
French, Greever. johnson. jones, LogSn, Mar
shall, Msssie. McKenney. Neal, Neeson. Newton,
Newman. Pate. Paxton Richmond. Rive-, Stuart.
Thomas, of Fairfax, Thomas, ot Henry. Townes,
Urquhart, Wickham-3l.
NoEs-Messrs. August, Christian. Claiborne.
'Coghill. DickinAon. Douglas, Gatewood. Lynch,
peunybackcr. Taliafcrro, Thompson-ll.
1t will be seen that our Senator, Mr.. Lynch.
voted with the minority for the Conference. For
this vote we shall not s-sail him. as be may have
acted upon his own Convictions Of right. aud
reflected what he believed to be the sentiment Of
majority Of his constituents. Either he or we.
however. have greatly mi.uiged the people of
this Senatorial district, and mlsnpprchenled to-
tally their opinions. il he has reflected them.
Speaking for ourselves, We deny and rerudiate
the Authority Of the Legislature to commit the
State to this project.
Il was elected for no such purpose, and when it
becomes necessary for Virginia to determine her
precise status in the Union, and the causes that
will justify her in resorting to reyoluon--assum-
ing that peaceable secession is impossible--she
will determine that question by Convention call
ed for the purpose.
In no other way can this matter properly be
settled.
The Legislature. therefore, transcribed it's mp
pointed bounds in essaying to tamper with this
IF the people.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

Tue STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION At EAsroN. -Easton,
Pennsylvania, March THE steamboat, which
exploded here yesterday, was the Alfred Thomas,
just built to run from Belvdere to Port Jervis
She had started for tho latter place with about 40
persons on board. Arriving at the falls. short
distance above the bridge. she was moored for
short time. When all was ready to start again,
the boiler exploded with terrible crash the pie
ces flying in every direction, and the boat becom-
ing in an instant q complete wreck. Some Of tho
passengers were thrown City feet into the air. 9TH
ers were blown OF into the water aud slightly in
jured, and others were dreadful.y mangled. The
torn limbs Of the poor sufferers. and the presence
Of those who were 10 search Of friends, supposed
to be among the dead. formed a sight to make the
stoutest heart feel sad.
In addition to the killed mentioned yesterday
are Samuel Yates, Arthur Kessler. aud Stewart
Beatty, Of Eastou. Fourteen are wounded. most
Of them slightly. . sisf - @
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Grover e. Raknr,S

Gg ,Ss CELEnHA1fr FANNY SEWING MAcASEs, 40: Eroa
,<S way, New York, and Isl baltimore Street Nai'itn.
\ N@H SIlLk-PkiCE $J0-iii.MME IS r., MIA
ms machine sews from two spools, purchased from
store occurring ~ reminding of thread. II Hens Fr>,
crs and Stitches in superior style, finishing b.
OWN "i"ron. wito" 10 ID, hand needle.
ahfeho other machines, Ii Viii do better aid cheaper
my ii'' scanisiress il she works
h0Hr
send ios circular j. L. DAVIS * GO.
may '-dts. Agents. lyn,ihGrr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

If to tell Readers the wei
49, springs Throughout lii. euunlr. iai been poisoned a
thai lri discovered In.ite To It's effects o l
hope ii ayrrln. death II tell llrin that
hal discovered nine Of treasure enough for Them AMI
that .rrparct to SHARE With iicm not would
all H. fortune. But as h.'h l. valuable thin
hpm gra lied od the, be 10 learn tina, u srat
iaeca has been npou, ut purely vegetable matter
that its curative powcrs little less certain ~
ddrancns. Need give inancesS Ii call the t
ricior oi BAKERS BlIrEis AMI examine thc nyriats
certificates, io.u nj! sections al the SOUTH persons
he cared of Djy'eIsid by its MI healing properties. Au.
hea will The o old and young mai
mall. rXtHng this BrfEgs TO the sker, and blessing Ir
lis pn@es But lis virtues n"t
10 pX-icIsa Nervous Headaches Yield r.adl Ia it, power
Torpid LAYERS become quckcncd and made active h nBn
Stonachs made health, by its nuural4,ng -
fccs indigestion disappears when II the "r-a> III.
Biar.'d cannot resist lis tolc powers Aud tiirr
when incl by these BrrR7, lr".ii dsarmci and rr'n,
i>i9 and - w1a so0arc devastating the cuuafri
bal such diseases caused by the stomach and hnwr
d. Yield Ia s sreng tNcain cicta aud speedily N
from le SYSTEM All WIN nc, ipnic should Try H.
their judges OF is Virtues.
forse ty all ile Druggists IN isnc'ibura anh ~ ~ tn
principal Druggists IN tl 81. n Richmond aut rIN,Hb.fv
virginia; also of Mcsr. ts Slo,t Co.. WushngtuH cit,
u. g: l., H. aiablcr Il Co, lIltorV. Nd; D. B Miller
iniston. KY: ana Barnes ~ Pail, y. \.
orders rhcH BY addressing l.. BAKER, Proprietor.
leu 2l-iscis Richmond. a.
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More Testimony from the Clergy

More Testimony from the Clergy.
This 9. r'il,,s that have Perry Davis's N,,i
WccS JePan Killer with great success In eases OF clni,
miantun' cnn"n h'".i complaint br,chitis coughs
It, iti would chceri, recommend 1t rs n valuable LIN
medicine, In i NLs a. U,NINIzI
Me.sfs T. Davis Son-Dcar sirs: liasIng Witnessed lie
beneficial effects Of your Pain kiirr in several eases of .
yer! and cholera Moi bus within tw past,
'h2 IN hct oi bcuc>oicnce Ia the suffering world I'D
chtfii recommend its 10 steh suffering
Ia" aforementioned sin Diseases ns SAT-, and ct.a
rcnlcls. REV EDWAt.D X ET'IIIr
his tert'f"s lat h, Ye for Years uari Da,ss
'ahle Pam Killer in my family, in e,,ral II tus, cases
"hieh II IS recuGicniu.i AMI lind "A very nsc m .uy
ltinr. EF,. It.nESnT F,,t Iiyrp
~ 9uid b! All Druggists. Tial Iy-im.
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From Rev. DR.. Rossor.

n s.yS EDITOR OF hi: CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
yS-S sEMriEs INVALUABLE BskiSG PowuER-Au persons
" " yh swtrl ana wholesome lof 3D. biscuits Laitf
and bach wheat cars u3 purchase his pum.irr with ,onh.
'nr'. ne materials are perfectly ricss ai, pleas
ah' a. SOFA, sat RATES, No Gfedd The
use o. II VIII MAKE the g,st sweetest bread in The shortest
pps 'nc; save Time. Labor and expense and never di
fl"hh lhe acc1nianli i simple directions uhrrNtL
t,est' Is hanuagturri in NEsina. and invention q
i"hNeeIom john W. Garck, manufacturer and sole rott
e" icnh"hd Va We know him, aud have tried 1t and s
eolied 1t rs the best We tried. Get 1t and mind ih d
fectiohs [ito ll-i,
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faillE We'll kuosn VIRGINIA. HOTk, Mt Campbell Cont
House, viii be o,ncd Monday mex. ttoirt day. TT the
reception If visitors Ihs House has reecnGly c. thorough
h ofernnr aud fitted up IN modern cit, s!sr. The pr
tior has al great expense, supplied his Bar with the choice Il
liquors. cigars, Nc. al all kiul and will furnish hs table vii"
the tHelccs of tl, lie has had large
Lie built, and procured attentive oscrs. lie nnly asks cnl
iseiag ns'ure, ilHi one visit ill Undue. another.
|. l.. WILLIAMS.
y B.--llacks and Bngses can be had NJ ali times.
NH DIV l.. T.. ".
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GRAND Excursion TO mount yravoa. --Washin..
ton, March THE ext ''ion Of the ladies Mount
Vernon Association to- lay 10 Ml Vernon was Almost
pleasant affair
The Senate met an he nr earlier this mornin, with
view To attend in n God but owing to mn impot-
tah debate could not ndjo in time for the drpar-
tare SeverM member tot that body were, however.
present.
The members of II 0 House generally. attended
and also the ladies of Mount Vernon Association
accompanied by their treasurer, George ". Briggs
Esq.
The full Marine bar was prescnl and rendered
delightful music. Arr wing Mt the Mount Vernon
whatt, tue entire compa assembled the c,vu cd
ground, and proceeded direct TO the tomb of Wmshiug-
ton.
The band hene performed direc and other appro-
printe airs. Col Washit gsns family extended ror-
dla welcome to all TIL" dwelling, garen, mn prem
Uses generally were all viewed aud inspected with in
terest After pleasant sojourn the steamer lief, lust
AS the sun WAS setting.
Mrs Cunningham, pre- sident of the association re-
manned on business. Soon after leaving Mount Yer.
non the whole company assembled, when the Hon
Dir. Larrabee, Of Wisconsin, delivered II few exceed
'ngly eloquent remarks, and introduced Mr. JOHN
Sochfane. OF New York. who promptly responded
FOR some limo this gentleman unclaimed the sscrn.
oieSe win eloquent and patriotic remarks. When he
csnclu'led the baud played Hail Columbia"
Inc lion >. g. Cox, of Ohio, followed eloouently,
and with tine effect Hon. Mr.. Lartiu of virpinin
next addressed the company, very appropriately.
Eaeh OF the speeches complimented the women Of
america Tor Their action in behalf of the purchase Of
Mount Vernon.
All returned 10 the national metropolis in line or
ucr rejoicing in the exercises OF the day so well spent
rue band performed "home Sweet Home" on arri-
wing here " 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

inR MASSACHUSETTS SrRKE.-BosroN March
9Cihe shoemakers' strike is steadily progressing
me latest demonstrations have been made at New.
buryport. North Brdgewater and Pert Su,t,n -
The strikers ore orderly and peaceful.
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Municipal Elections.

:, ~ at A. -. .h.r,er eIer
ofSfsa >. 'I.his' '.',. - ,hs;, Whole
ton to-day ,.e ZEN e'a -, ..,a;.-;,s nr 10
a,kei e,sop.,.s III" - s,s.,,d Iy thirteen ma
-
Troy. n T.; Marcn o-.ss 1850 az. 80 r.,
ecrat. was w-u"y e'ec''' "'"''' y $50 =
SU malnny' Nv u,rhs-t.mlst % ssran-
ton. republican, has been elected mayor by a'oi
$50 majority The republicans have majority
In the ely councils.
tTicA. n. l., 'urc' u. :, ~" IN. ,." a., -
can was e'sc.ei .'ay"l " ..i.s ,,.,,Isr III
maJolity. ine oe""o'"'s VIEW NV
arni,Ry -. Marca G.-Mr. Morgan, repub.
iran was elect.i MAYOR If this city to-day by
4oD majority over Mr. lienr ~, democrat i"e en-
tire republican ticket was eiected' WIN oe eAoop
', uh J.bo rn,,;.;,,i ele,iiou
- IT., - H.. oi.o,;an al Mr Wcntw,rth
the Republican candidate for mayor, by upward
of LOO majority. The total vote IL nearly
i9'ooo.
a.. N,wo.,.v, H.rch
r.ntnHn ."'A 49, ar -: -. a., =.
Oaryninl is seeking American aid for the Juarez
government and that Mirampn has ordered Cor.
tinas to hold out TIL March, "hen he "ou'o re-
ceiYe relniorccmehts
C.prrpror, Sp,sisu SIAyER-BosroN March
The hotk Imoum. from St. Uele IN. on Jnuua-
ry 9th, reports that the British steamer lrlp
brought into that port spanish shaver, Win ooo
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New Goods New Goods!
+ . X Il IL T. SPRING AID l.,


~ y r. kiNet3Y, desire, most respectfully, return
burg tor c very Liberal patronage bestowed up" them Tor tb
last six months and To Inform them ilat they
the arcost stock of PARIS Trimmings ana Fancy tas
before offered ia rca establishment south Rail-,
more her sck will be complete by the 10Th instant when
The, viii be hal! 10 IL their the public.
iArs Dress TRIMMINGS of the very latest inporation '"ton
'ras anh ftngcT IN great prousion, Twih Ribbons bel,
kohons Cords 'nr. and rasses fnsse utlons Dress rns
sel, Mdn!as aud Mrnlla frinmng Brals Of every DO
setio Buttons Il" MI kinds and sizes Hoo" skirts fr"n u
cents !" - fHd- from cent To -, Aarrasols from -
So, tihrrlas rnn G2 L. ~ k tlo.os all
i1r silk Minis from 81 cts Ia 81 trochci tltn. vt N,
d. hn1 Nh lmh"ictEg sin, Cotton Linen, liza
ton, f}on Arcs from - cts la ~ Velvet Eihhnus nj
hihs, aha' ir m 40, Work Boxes 4,
fu Portfolios Writing Desks None, Bags, IRA, ching
jet and todd rwclry beautiful Cus 81 2S So liar
Brais, Hair brushes, and til" elegant of iir
ns AMI Pfidn"y 10 be found IN The city, rnw der pr.
BNos flei hh rare: China ArLamtnis, I.ous combs
every material and shape" tnrsots, Stus and SPLITS shirt
l"fitfs zephyr Wurstc Shetland Wou and Nuia-:
iasheis ahr! Han FINS, and sor al toad Nrts
Head ornaments of The atrst Styles; Pms Ntc'lvs,
lns SiiH 'p,h aud Thread; Hosiery aud Cloves Walking
tans hhrciih shirts ana Shri Collars trNa lycs Pu
monies tisar Eases Shin Bosonis. Knives, RS. Mc
all Of which the, determined In ul., terms
please the tasiiIDus
Merchants, and Ladies In
rts"cth invited ~ give cali whom viii allow 81
II h"rai i''c"uhi l.. \. ~ T. kINSEY.
nm 9di" la6 Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09
ALUM MATER AND MASS

t'hDM TIE BEDFORD ALUM sPEINGs--Just rccc,vo,
AT i,rsn supply OF ALUM WATER AND MASS from ihe
eaiola Alum Springs The Alternative and nnc nrnnar
- Oh nls waer-so a,oraBly known this
AZ THIS season of the year In all case. al loss
Iphe, 'e"aie debhty cutancous erupt0ns scrofpa 40
ch as y; j. ii. THOMPSON, Druegist
- s.-"'" Agent for he pranri,to.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

Tar iuSoARlAw.- March 0.-The
goods saved from the wreck OF the steamer Hun.
garian will be sdd at Darlington, on the 18th
TORONTO Z. w. March 6.-Letters received here
yesterday render it certain that Marcns ~ hn,
member Of the Provincial Para,nen, far MiddIa'
sex, {. W.. aud his bride, were passengers in the
Hungarian. 80 WIZ
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For Constable.
SPECIAL, NOTICES,

IA, NE undersigned will prepare DErps to>rr,,,,
ut--G WILLS, Nc., upon SNORT note.
sep 29-ts WM u. BRANCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

Crops IN TExAs.-rhe planting in Texas is
sad to be either randy progressi; or flushed
as lar MS regards corn aud vegetables. Ia the
lower and western counties corn is already M
IA Middle anu Eastern Texas the ground has been
in fine condition. and has been broken mn sss;.r
and deeper than has been usual. 49,
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Steamboat navigation has been resu ned between
New York and Albany.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

In" 'n. MAxis.-Never put of till tomorrow
Aa Naom you can "dofo-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-09

Thre is nothing equal in ic of Plaster the
Plaster of Mr. AiCotk Every bia pleasant about
They are The flascr Of the t! aud type rre>,
na'aheen'. III science and ari. la Asthma CUayh k1.
hh"cii"hs AMI local deep seated pains the, afford perna
rlei ahd for weak hacks pains in tc se stitches and spa
"ir paias generally, the! ustrla bercu
The. niart Phlsiciaus should examine This article which
UNIVERSAL! approved whcic known. Price, q, cts each Pm,
.pa 'Hc 2sl lanai street. New York. Sold By rr>ca-
NJ "e"i'rs VI medicines. lu 2i-iiadtv
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marks al age. S-{iT IN
Any information concerning said Cow will hc " ~
Thankfully received aud II delivered will b, lil.r- ~ 70 y
allt paid nr. hy mi .lwl J. \. ANDERSON.