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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29
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SnRLByviLLE, (renn.) Oct 1G ISG
n<STs Mcssrs Perry Davis Il son :-Sirs--Cratiiudr n
VIZ you, and duty TO suffering humanity, require tla,
make The benefit have derived from The s
your truly valuable Pain Killer; and il by seeing Ibis any s
III he induced TO give II trial and be- htnlI
| shall he con icusated u thousand fold. y
In June, 1879 after protracled illness Of months
attacked with drowsincss vertigo duness r
brcalng etc My physician pronounced IN, pneumonia
bordering The first stage 81 consumI exhaust
ing his skill declared positively that had the consumption
thai he could do nothing for aud that die. How Z,
IN, nt,i I'M, To thp b,stfi lao,
do which | did with effect. then made of
which proved inefficient.
II, this time symptoms pain In the head morning
evening and during the night darling pnins through
burning in the palms of the hands quick pulse, night swcats
difficulty brcathng etc. whcn iuriunalel, hold Of the
Peoples Pamphlet IN which saw the of Mcssrs Bnn
Cone, and others which induced Veyr.
table Pain kiei and strange may appear derived more
benefit from the Of one twenty Ave bottle than had
done from all other medicines have used bottles of tl.
Pain Killer and hearty and enjoy better health than hay,
heretofore done for n number Of year..
NH inlm GtSTAET1S A. CELON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

LATER FROM TUE RIO GRASpr ~-INv,sIoN o.
MExico ny AMERICAN TRoors. New Orleans,
March - Brownsville aivices of tho I'D have
been received by the Arizona. Twocompanir' ot
Texas Rangers, under Capt. Farl and two cnnpn-
crossed the Rio Grandc ON the l6ta into Mexico
in search Of Cor,inns, who had returned to the
frontier. The troops approached his eucnmrmcnt
Mt night. drove in his ptckct- aud took five prison
ers, who claimed to belong to n lnrge body Of ma
tionnl guards. They ais, searched for Cortinas
the next morning, when large Mexican force
approached, claiming the prisoners IA their rear
guard Afterwards it was nsceraned that these
teroes had been watching the Americans. that
Cortinas was with them and escancd on the fret
alarm. Our troops remained encamped On the
Mexican side, above Brownsville, d, termincl tu
capture Cortinas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER STAR ~ THE WEST
larEG grow lI,y,Na--ExfnEMFNr REGARn To
TN t,rrrRG ~ GEs. M,RI>'s STEAMERS New
Ans. March 21.--The steamer Star oi the West
iran Havana on the 81 INST has arrived.
There was considerable excitement Mt Havana
c5or"rnin. the capture al Gen. M'rin's steamers
l. was viewed n au outrage.
Sugars were brisk AT in9 reals. Freishi- had
oetov"d. Exchange IN Lulon II per cent; on
NV York 3 to 3 per cent prem.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

Tnr FIusr R>nEn,o IN kANS,s.-St. .Josrph.
NJ Muc h 21.--Thr first raj, ever laid in Kan
sa- was put down on the 81. Joseph and Marvs.
vile rallr Gd yesterday IN the presence Of n large
number oi citizens. THIS L. the oemrnt
Of the great Pacific railroad west of the Missouri,
aad II will lie rapidly pushed forward.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

Tnr MASSACHUSETTS, SrRlKE.-- Newark, n. j.,
March - About one Thousand persons ASSEM-
Lied here last evening 10 express their sympathy
with the Lynn strikers. Resolutions ii sympr-
thy AMI encouragcmcnt were unanimously pass
ed. The meeting was = c'idcd over by ex-senator
" right.
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Words of Caution.

NJ If to Tell readers that the wells and
p springs Throughout the country had been poisoned and
thai had discovered anne 10 lis effects, then
lht would not gladly avail themselves Of discovery, with
the hope of ayerng death. II tell them that w.
had discovered mine OF treasure enough > and
that prepared 10 share With ein would rc,
aid 10 fortune. But health is valuable than riches
how much graIile should they he learn that great
ranacea has been compounded of purely vegetable matter
that lis curative powers little less certain light
darkness Need instances? Ii
priclor Of BAkERS BliTERs aud examine The ads
certificates all sections OF the South persons who
bccu cured of Dyssia by lis all healing properties Among
them viii the vouchers al old and male aud IL
male, cNolng this ITrEGs to the skies and blessing Prov
dcnce Tor it, curative But lis virtues cunn,
TO Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches yield rcai 10 It's powers
Torpid lcs become quckrncd and made active by It's inhu
Sour Stomach made healthy by its neutraIng ct
feels Indigestion disappears when II enters the OF lite
barrlia resist its tonic powers And Cholera itself
when by these TERs, promptly dsarned and become,
harmless, thousands of have certified, who used
1919 and %, when thai scourgc devastating the
BAkEES BlfTElss will not remedy all the ills OF humanity
diseases caused b, the stomach and bowels.
the system. All who need tonic should Try IL, AMI
come their avn Judges of its virtues
For sale by All tue druggists Lynchurg, and by all
principal Druggists in the city ut Richnond and eSeW here
Virginia. also, o Messrs Chds. stot AZ Co., Washington city
u. O. L. H. Stabcr ~ Co.. Baltimore. Nd; D. i. Miller
igtuu Ky and Barnes ~ Park, ~ Y.
Orders Tiled 10y addressing L. BAKER Proprietor.
feb 2ldAris Eicimoud, Va.
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From Rev. DR. ROSaer

z IOIH wv. IT. lLOSoeT.
n ~ EDITOR of Illt CHRIS HAN ADVOCATE
stSS SEMrLEs lNFALLIBiE 1AkNG Pow DEii.iH pcr~,u'
"h" hight sweet and wholesome bread biscuits
' '"cA neat tHhts ana. purchase this powder with cont
'hr rue materials are perfectly harmless, and more plea
ah' lah sofia. Saarttus Nc No fear soar Jread The
" VI VIII hht The lgtts sweetest, read in The short,
l'N, he' cave Tine. labor. and expense ami DE-
appoints III" accompanying simple directions are obs,
nesieS " Is manufactured IN TgInL, and inYrniiuu
l"hhrtd"n John ". tarck, manufacturer and irop
c''f i'"hih"hl Va We know hiui, AM, and Pc
commend II rs the best tried. Gel il and mind
f'r''n-. feb Ills.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

TIE "TRAoEDtEs ON ruE SE.s,"-The New York
papers record the arrest Of the Chinaman, whose
name is Jackalow, suspected OF the murder of
Capt Leete and his brother, on hoard the sloop
Spray. He was arrested near Newark. \. j., by
several labor.rs, and about $500 in gold and sii.
yer found in his possession. lie declares that the
two missing men were drowned by the collision Of
the Spray with the Lucinda A partial examna
ton of the cabin Of the former, however indicates
the preparation of murder. A sheet, mattress
and feather bed with blood were found in the cal.
in. but no papers or clothing. Hicks the spec
ted author Of the massacre board the +. A.
johnson, has been handed over t, the U. S. uu
thorities. and committed to the Tombs. lie CON
tinues to assert his innocence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

THE NJ ARRIVING SEASON IN lRrL,Sp.-From New
Years Day to the commencement of Lent i, tn"
great marrying season in many parts of Ireland.
late Irish Journal says:
The Irish marrying season has been, this
year, more than usually successful. much to the
advantage of the clergy, the benefit of groccrs,
butchers, .&c., bakers. and the deltc1aton of wed
ding goers. The middle classes. particularly,
made first turn out Of it, and seldom within the
same space of time have so many of their uum
Der fallen willing victims to the attlul wiles OF
Cupid us during tho last month. The Loharios.
too, have been most liberal in the payment Of the
marriage fees. and many n good Father Luttoned
his pocket upon n 20i or 30i nnte. after pcrformn.
the ceremony, rs n reward of his kind service.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

LAwLEss DoIEGs IN ucKy--Louisvillc,
March 27::-A n0h named Hanson, recently ex-
PEELED from Besea. with John c. Fee. recently re-
turned to Besea. when o committee again ordered
him % leave the county. Hanson, with some
twenty-fveor thirty associates, armed with rnc9
tired upon the committee. but without njuring any
o"c Of them. llanson's party now reiterated ana
tarr'caded themselves in n house The commit
zee consists + some twenty five erthrty me arm
81 'lemse'ves with revolver Asnlitp,y force has
neeh "riered from Lcxin- tou II t Is .h1ught the
disturbance will soon be qnr lid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

CARsrAxG SHAW BREAcm OF paoMrsE CASE
st. Louis, March 26.--Thc defense in the Car
stang-Shaw case closed to-day The court will
hold three sessions daily hereafter IN order to fin
ish the case this week The rebutting testimony
will commence tomorrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

a Iowa .RAILRpAp LAsDs. Cedar Rapid. March
-N.-The io,na Legislature has conferred on the
Cedar .Raes.l pL Miss. ari River Railroad gr ,n-
Il 100 90 pcrss If land recently reserved fur the
lewa centrai C.4mpany. This is the ,Dosr vaaa-
be grant In the State, and ensures the speedy
eqnplesisp Of the line to the Missouri river. =.
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OIIIs Respectfully, j. q. EKII

FFolrei"r OF The Bran1Ircth IInIsc, New. York"
There nothing equal in the way Plaster TO the Porous
Plaster OF Mr. AlLCotk. ENcryhlngs pleasant li.
The! are the Plaster OF the day, and fiji type prescn
advancement III science and In Asthma Cough. Kidney
Affections and local deep seated palms, they pernan,
relief; and for weak backs pains in the side stitches aud spas
h"rc pans GENERALLY! they unsurpassed for the bHcfts
'h Hlmrt Phi scans should This article, which
universally approved where known. Price. ~ each pn
cl Office ~ Canal street, New York. Sold by all rcsIoc,a-
oIe utacrs ~ Mthlrhes. jan q. lmdAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

STEAMBOAT DIsAsrER.-Evansvile, Indiana
March 27.--The steamer Angl" Saxon. from Cn-
cinnau For Arkansas river, tupk fire yesterday IN
the hold and was scuttled. The deck cargo was
saved. No lives were lost The boat was nsur-
cd for So. 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29
New Spring Stock, for 1850, at
STIGLlIlt, PETERS IL CO.,
No. loo Main Street, LYnchburg, Va :,

- l<tI.I4ll, l. Il FIltS ~ 90,
No. 100 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va
FlNE ubsc bers receipt their usual large
l. of STABLE AND FANCY DEY GOODS, III FRENCH,
ENGLlsH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE, In which
they solicit III! !tonun n their old customers and all tho
who want OTIS t the latest Styles good quality and
sonablr Read partial enumeration appcndc below
taicoes \ ..;aus and Lawn,
liant-. Sr,rh tanhrcs and ,Iacunets solid and plain.
urganoc '1uslins and i.rrag.s
bcragc Muslin Ftuncsa l,oes.
Mourning Goods IN Mnsin Lawn and Bcragcs,
lcrages, u" Iain.s and ttIslles,
Dress Siks, Black, iiain and .ncy.
Irncn. tampric md tu,br,he rcd Hatplkc r,hicGs,
HI aud SID GLOVES, Various t"I'.rs
Ladies' and Misses SUI Milt-, Com. and slogtA
Lace Tissue and G.rsge \eLs
French Wor,oI IoElgs ami u sets,
Craps
Apaccas M"NSlins ami l;elubalilsS
Misses Hosiery and Gloves.
Mls>,, iauz. McriRe Vests
White foods al k',ls>
Spring eliiwtS. Nar,als cpors,
Fuuarl Sdks NJ los tlsuros,
lnrt ShaMls AND Nantkr.
Hoop skirts, All aud prLes.
Hoop shirt supp ricJs. sntuetLlus EEw.
GENl'> HuoOs.
Broad Cloths pain and t,uc!,
Ilaca aud Fancy Gas Aueres
hcsiinrs, all kinds
tcI.'s lirs Stocks xal CraNaS.
shirt Collars and iosAIrS
Gntes. \ li,Esc al Ham LeseldstS.
lIuc Apple Han liz rshi, 1, sonnet hing new.
TO winch Is added tine si"vk ii hcav! iucn and Cnii
Goos on Window rha-. tarp.,,ngs, Manps Rurs ID, ,r
Mats, Ac. SO heincatSs tue Ma liooh and cali III.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29
Valuable Bedford Land for Sale.

Valuable Bedford Land for Sale.
Sas HAVING determined eeu,h offer IN! Farm
wv for sale. containing hundred and fin!
-about twohirds of which is cleared about scvcn. five
of rich bottoms, larger portion of the c"ar, land
vail sci With coN and The wood land well tim
hrrr,i and adapted Ia the Uucst Tobacco
The buildings gpnA consisting of TWO DWELL -.
LlNGs, Zone Of which is new with sufficient
late family hundred person. good barns;
cal stables and houses erai tobacco ba
srcr house, Ice hun, and large tobacco factory.
occupied by Matthews SO Wrghu with enough to work
from sixty In seventy hands and surrounded by OF the finest
tobacco regions ia The Stale.
1t ualcd about miles Gis's Mil. The Va
Tenn H oad, and seventeen miles south West Of Liberty
Depot with excellent graded road leading thereto IN!
wishing 10 purchase, viii do well by calling the subcr
,,,r. JDEI. WRIGHT.
Any communications will he promptly answered by
addressing liz subscriber thmblis>lurg Bedford Co., Va.
NH 5>-c2aw's j. ".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

What's tho Nows. What's tho No,--,,
w ny, next Monday, Marcl Tia, 5i. viii be ,,pi In; I
w s'hes and cheapest assortment guu, con .si,n at
MF! Ihlrn'dtr'r-, lhcts, hb1ns tu,l, II.., r,
trimmings ana Fancy ''"o"s the cheapest ever offered In M
" any "her cA The subscriber oh,rs his friends ur IN
pu IN hei' AZ 'c lowest cash prices Ia, ing selected my
Stock "'h Er,.' care "hrr great Inducements in ,r,r, n,
,?" wine 'n''h'H receiving additions urln. ,,, en-.
ttt season. nl am confident thai ny stock for 4, ri,y @
,hals> Mii he unsurpassed invite you give m. n rali
, rIA,,hE ',wh'rr have Yer. handsome us>ort.
ann Hcs hrai '"hirg Split and French Cip also ,,
hNii bhHti> ids and Infants Gaps Ladies b,, Cans H.
pach rape toiars very cheap Embroidered t.lnrs and SIT
,trf ccganr r"li - crns up - $40: ack Lace Nnils
MtnnS vans splendid Curtain Muslin. very ciup. ,,rnts
h'i La rs NJ ani SIR Gloves. very goo Ml,alr Mts .i
n''! 'nPr ilSs, Ia" numerous mention s'om, nm,
'' " ~ - Nam r'r-c opposite Stiizers hat store
march :, 6a-diy i ~ 'wIIrt,us,~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29
MCKINNEY & co.
=. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ar0cerS and Gen'l Commission Merchants,

''"''" 'i'"''' h"'H street, i!nchDnrg. "a
~ are no" ia receipt Of our Spring stock Of Groceries,
w IRON Steel, staple Dry Goods, &c., consisting %
uoa orleans aud coffee Sugars, various grades;
LOAF crushed formulated anl Pow drrtd sugar:
iaiEuiTh, klo, Java Mocha and SANTOS Coffee:
perm, wax, Alamantine aud Tallow Candies.
,br""u ana Fancy Soups various brands:
i'S Golden Chop In peria Plantation Delicious Onong Sc
PIC 81 ever! Kind; Sole Leather good and danage pur'
ny, hcsaT LNtrpo, and Ground Alum salt; Cotton Ian'
az Nns Virginia and Western cured Bacon: No Halifax
'tHM4t N "hole and hall barrels; No. and Marktrc II
Wy No. PERUVIAN Guano: Old Dominion Nails English rein
u rom Bad Hoop and Sheet Iron NORWAY Nail .ods, Ah;
as smear ana Bsered Sleek Wagon Boxes, all szc.t"-
er WIN general assortment Staple Goods u, II
W., ana oznaburg, Blcacled ANA Brown shngs aa
,ne,.s, nuriais fanianaton Liner, Ctonadrs, >tri''
'I.a"hg frins Gingiians &c &c. which they respect
rally. " ~ "'' anu u" i0
country Produce. anvil .p,is.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

m SS- ALLCOCk's POROUS MISUNDERSTANDING.
1<S MALT ALLCOtK Il Co, No. 294 Canal ST. New
York. 18th Nov. soGcntlemen: lately suffered severely
lroa weakness in back, occasonci by suddenly oyerN
e'Ig myself Having heard your Pasiers much
ed Tor eases OF this kind procured and result
that could desire. single plaster cured me in week
Vans tfttIr AZ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29
oHN 4 LEr. ". :. TAN
LEE. ROOKIE & TAYLOR.

LEE. ROCkE x ia LON.
w HOLLIS, LIE AND RETAIL GEoCEEs COMMISSION
w AND pEW NEDINd MERCHANTS, al the old stand
OF irE Roo Co., M. lnb Main street. Iynclhurg. Va,
viii pay parI, and prompt the 10
BiECO WI AT GORN BdtoN, LiRD BfTTER, FEi-
IHERS and tlOUNYRl PRODttE generally make iib'-
ri, produce merchandise hand
aud ci-i time whtn rs,lurt attend promptly
goods r-igu, 10 hr forwarded; hand
aud we'll select I'd stock Of HTeeros, Imported and domestic
Liquors, WnIre. &"r Nc. mh 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29
LlNE R IGORATOR
LIVER lNNlt,ORATOE
LIVER lSNiGOkATDI.
Grover & Baker S.

GIOVGI CG bdh0T s.
n - CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MAGAZINES, 49, Broad
tG way Ne" York, and Isl Baltimore street, Ralinorr
A NEW SlILE-PRICE $jO-lIEMMEEs 81 EXTRA
This machine sews from two sp'ols, purchased
store occurring reminding of thread Ii liens, Fes
ers and Stitches IN superior style finishing each
own "'"raon, without Recourse Ia The hand needle,
lur'db, other machines Ii will do better and cheaper
ing Than seansess if She works one cant Il,
hOar.
send for circular 1T DAVIS h co
ma. 3-dts. Agents, Iynchburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

HOOP TX IrSus n hand. very large supply of Hop
skirts various grades and prices both white and eoorcd
whleI will be sold nj low figures Tor cash.
~. PCEVIS, Agent,
NH % No. III Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

M ~ We authorized 10 annnnnc. WM. D. BRANCH
E can5iat, for the Office of Mayor Of III" Cilf "f
I. ,I,Itlurg feb dt,ie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29
Van Haagan IS McKeone's

van Hangar 6 McKeonc's
ORIENTAL GsETERSIyE SOAP!
Nt Pound of this celebrated Washing Soap will 81 rs far
~ as lmce Pounds of Ccmmnn Rosa Soap il saves lH'i
me time and labor clothes need boiling rubbing on
washooard and II il warranted give entire satisfaction or
the m ,ney will be refunded.
.v VAN llAAGAN e. NIcKEONESr,
40 SoAP, Tor scrubbmg and Rough Washing, IN TN
fAEt,' aud CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP, Tor general house
use are superior :" other similar soaps made in the
ou prices wi be found lower than those Of other Man
ulncurcrs in the country
Circulars and other Information furnished by addressing tie
sole Agents. THAN Il McKEONE,
No. q and "a South Waarvtt.
NH l2-'i&clm H. O. COL Philadelphia. Pa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

AIIITS, Vtl have just received fresh supply oi Allen.
W dale tilts, Marscti, Gount.rpancs, Linen Drllna
WIc an CiIorcd Mars!s Hosiery, Aapacas Ac. St.,
ChCal, j. D. III RVS, Agtnl,
NH ~ Main street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

NJ Lam candidate for the office Ut Mayor of the Git.
49, of Iynehburs II elected whatever Of responsibility
that shall attach the head of the Police either III the
o The STATE laws out the ordinances
The city. shall cndp.Nur it'll brnnrss AMI impair
TALLY aud may be able, keep the Polct guali"ns
al the Guy in healthy condition.
r,b lJ-tdcs WIN. L. SAtN DERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29
For Mayor,

NJ Is " are authorized 10 announce WM C. BURTON,
bGH ii. eaniiatc Tor the Office I'll Master o Police
Ia ll-dld.
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chNpIDATbsFoR OFFICE.
For commfssi6ner of Revenue.

49, WE are auihorized 10 announce f. n EUBAEK
49, ~ a candidate for fe-elerton 10 The .fhce Of Com.
MISSIONER u the Eeyenuceleciion, Sd Of April next
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

The Glory. of the Age.
L tST received, lot of the Gle zanl W HELLER
- WILSON SEWINi MACHINES ihat has 4,er ht'h
shown yet In this market Now is the gel this GLORIOUS
article No sale il you do learn Warranted ''
iiree years. Come al once, aud wait longer. d.
A. :. ENGI.EDOVE.
mn ~ s. Main street, /, nchburs. vi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

rs-rhe.e quotations. will be understood, represent whole
sar prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

~ MAsTEI. OF POl.GE-I respectfully announce
49, II candidate The Office Of Master of Police
ensuing election April Having served Tor several
as the Ct) Watch believe. 10 the satisiac III of
al paroles fancy n the Oi,e in question, III ninner
equally acceptable. lllOs. }. AUSTIN.
i.i,i 4 al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29

,rIs WE are authorized to announce JAS G. ROlAlL
~ candidate for reelection To the Office OF Master
NH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-29
DIR. S. Johnson, Dentist.

1T IN STORE AND FOR sALE--A lor,e ,,oct -, I.,a,
RIPE from y to inch caliber at No III Main S.,
c-' - INN zo {. s. BLISS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-11

VOLUNTEERS IN ENGLANp.-The volunteer
movement in England continues with undated
energy, and ii is estimated that the total Of ri e-
men has reached lOO, UOO, of whom large propor-
ton have attained great skill.
SNow.-Our Mississippi exchanges chronicle
the fall CT a considerable amount Of snow. The
whole State seems to have been covered nth il to
the depth Of seven inches far South as the lati
tude Of Natchez
III The town Council of Greenville, 8. c.
have passed law prohibiting the privilege OF
negroes, which they have enjoyed for wears. of
choosing their masters and hiring themselves out
GUILrY.-John Smith has been convicted at
York, Pa, Of burning his house In order to de-
fraud an insurance company-sentenced to one
years. imprisonment.
III Miss Emma Lauer, Of Dover, York county
Pa, had one Of her eyes partially DESTROYED, on
Saturday night, by stone which some scoundrel
threw at her.
III York Apologize, the child murderer. I'm
Monmouth county, N. j., has been sentenced 10
eight years In the State Prison at hard labor.
III A free mulatto girl named Betsy Minnis
was frozen to death in the road while Intoxicated
In Prince Edward county, Va, last Saturday.
W There 10 a surplus fund of ten thousand
dollars In the treasury Of the Pennsylvania State
Agricultural Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-11

CowHIDIaa. Him Right for His Im-
pertinence.-The Brooklyn Daily Times tells a
story about a certain DR.. s., who being called
to visit sick man, undertook to kiss said sick
mans pretty wife. A few days later, the Doctor,
thinking no doubt Of his patients pretty wife,
called again. In the meantime she had told her
mother and sister Of the doctors acts and they re-
solved to summarily punish the doctor for his i'm
proper conduct.
The wife and sister had supplied themselves
with couple Of pounds of -four apiece, and good
strong cowhide. The doctor entered the apart
ment where they both were sitting, and COM
menced casting sly glances at the young WIFE
when she said to her sister, 4" Are YOU ready Wy
Her sister replied 80 fes, ;" when puff, puff went
couple Of pounds Of -four all over the doctors
head, eyes. nose, mouth and other upper regions
He was blinded and taken all aback," but he
came 10 his senses when the -four was imme-
diately followed by sharp and heavy blows from
the cowhide, well laid on by the hands of the
young wife, whose arm was strengthened by the
thought Of the insults she had received from him.
The DR. yelled furiously and tried to escape. but
no go-the front door was locked. Then ne ran
out the back door and tried the yard gate. fol-
lowed all the way by the wife who was unmerci-
fully plying the cowhide all the while But that
gate was locked also, and IL was not until his
coat had been well busted that be succeeded in
making his escape over the fence, into his gig,
and away