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Our thanks ere due Hon Andrew
Johnson for public documents, "h'cn
we shall frequently need as reference
Other members OF Senate and men,
bors orthe House, Lave kindly remem.
bnred ns
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DRUNKENNESS IN WINE-GRDWING
COUNTRIES.
An American travelling in Europe
writes as lo!.3ws:
I'm Europe you see so many things
which seen strange TO au Am.riclu.-
is,e the Use of wine. II | am right.
the Europeans consume about .5UU.UyO
gJi'ous oJ vine. In France. caye ont
Of ACCOUNT the pasture land, which is
not PyweI, and the forests. Of the nc.
/ tuJlartJe q land onc-third is devoted to
the cnItHre Of the grape. Yet there
arp immense districts where no vine
can bcroircd at all. | see it stated that
t'n Government returns make it appear
Iiat the people Of France driuI; SjJ,OyO-
0pO gallons Of wine and the calculation
b that the amount is not much less
tiHu 100000 900! Yet don't believe
i the year 1850 there was so much
drunkenness among the 5000 900 poo
Ip!a OF Franco rs among the 100000
loI Yankees in New England. have
''.e'' i'"l lIipIIJl0 III IlpIllt, lUtIt are
wine shops everywhere, lam out doors
from three to six hours day, and |
have never yet seen man drunk; now
and then one is merry, never intoxica
ted. The Romans, Italians, French, etc.
are quite temperate; they drink their
weak wine with water, and when they
take liquors, it is only little glass
time, (Which does not makca spoonfulD
| don't believe there's bar in all Italy
where men step up and drink rum and
water, gin and water, etc. Excessive
is not the taste Cf the people.
In the north Of Europe, and even in
switzerland, it is not so. The English, |
without help from the Irish aud Scotch, /
lriuN about GOO,OOO,0OO gallons Of beer
.yery year, not to speak OF the wine,
spirits, etc, they take to wash it down
withal.
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An exhangc wants to know the hight
ofambition. The hight Of our ambi.
tiop is about five feet four inches, and
lives somewhere in Winchester, or out
oft, we won't say which. That's the
hight of our ambition.
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The following is list Of broken and worth
les Banks in this State, which it may be well
enough for our country friend. to preserve:
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tcnncsscce Nashville"
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank Memphis. E
Memphis Savings Institution,
Exchange Bank Murfrcasboro.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville
Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank of Claiborne Tuzewcl,
Some of the Brokers are buying the notes Of
the Bank Fast Tennessee at l0al5c. on the
dollar, and those of the Exchange Bank ut Ice
on the dollar.
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EVIL EFFECTS, Gp LOVE


EVIL EFFECTS or LOVE. -.''-'
A greater num- ,cc of wanna oi,J. ho
'Ny''' '"' "Y, . Of fifteen and ightccn,
'"' - ouug men between eighteen
-. ."" ,wcnty-tour, fall victims to what
.ncy call love- than 10 any other par,
ticUar class of disease; and moro par
ticuIarIy in NnsIaui anI Ireland than
in any other country upon the Earth
This is from the force Of early impress
Sions peculiar to these countries, ard of
comparatively recent growth, the effect
produced hya certain class Of romance
writers. These writer's give an obliquity
10 the younE mind which leads to dos
TRACTION. Scarcely has young girl laid
down her Reading made Easy than
she becomes Il subscriber to some trashy
library; and the hours which, in the
country, on in 4 land where education
is unknown, they would employ in
Jumping shout in the open air, are now
consumed with intensity Of thought
upon the maudin mscricS Of some hap
less heroine Of romancc, the abortion
Of n diseased brain. Her 'imitativcucs,'
as Spurzhcim would phrcnol logically
observe, becomes developed, and She
likes on her tuvorilc heroine, whom sh
apes in cvcrything-,iyhing for her
SORROW, and moaning to be miserable.
She tiNc%immcljatcIy upon some figure
ofa man--somc Edwin, or Elhrlbrrt--
which She things will hNrmonize with
the horrors Of the picture, and she then
employs her tears and her torJurc5 to
her hearts satisfaction. Langor mae
ton, latehours, late rising and incc*sant
sighing gdorango her diSo,tjou-1ho cause
continues, the effect incyca,eaud hectic
fever pat, aD cHu 10 the rDmlacc.
We .ayc known youlS Idywho read
herself into lh;s sitaati5n She was, at
thgagco thirteen,a Il, lively, as healthy,
and as beuupituia II little promise Of wo,
manhood as the country ever produced.
4 PLEA FOR Old MNDs.--Wo DONE
I.nr,,, th,+ tl,n HAM, Iourrnl hos ulrn,-
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Julia Pastrana, the bearded lady, re-
Gently died, after giving birth to male
child, IN Moscow, Russia.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-06-14

The old legal rule, that tenant was
bound to pay rent to the end of his
lease, Notwithstanding the premises
might be destroyed by fire, has been re-
vclsed by an act of the New York Leg
islature, and in case of the destruction
Of tho building, or its injury 50 50 as to
be untenantablc, 'by the clements or
any other cause, without fault of the
tenant, he may surrender possession.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

Advertisements mist be ha,,ded in By T. ,,,Jo..
morRing to insure insertion IN the Jc. ,,.,,,y :, V
ccek. ''
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Notice.

All who know themselves indebted 70 the
undersigned viii please come forward and icy
up their small bill. Immediately, or not think
hard Of US If necessity compels u. to put their
accounts in the hands Of an oiIicel. We owe
money ourselves, and have no other means 10
look 10 but what our patrons owe ", and by
for necessity the call would not be made
April Z, so. CLOPTON d MURRElL
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Society like shaded silk, must be
viewed in all situations, or its colors
will deceive you.
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\ pIIXZIE.

We invite the attention OF the young
folks to the following enigma, which we
take from the Columbus (GW SUM-
They will not find ii difficult Of sou-
ton:
First, take word that does silence proclaim.
That backward aud forward still spells the
same,
Then, to the iir-t, ald Il feminine name,
That backward and forward will still spell the
same.
An instrument, then, which lawyers oft frame
That backward and forward will still spell the
same
Then - .ory rich fruit whose botanical name,
Both backward and forward will still spell tho
same.
Then musical notc, which all will proclaim,
Both backward and forward will still spell the
salnH,
The initials ofthcsc whom joined, form a name,
Which every young lady, when married will
claim,
And backward and forward it will still spell
the sume.
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NO.

v,,o,,, o o;
Vnonn ,hot ,nnL"
Nohopc, lhatGIlmv heart withpIcasurc;
No hat, NO shoes,
&, no pleasant news
''' ''''''''' '''''S " '''' " '''''''''
.,
30 fine silI, snrcal
no dressing gown towrap me M in;
No gloves, NO socks
~ , -'o p'ocN ,.,' SILK S'o'N"'
N w. '> W. ''
NoLir ro.wi,
NoIoyc for Iilo
Mo telling what will come tomorrow :;
N"p'aco to stay,
~. NIyol '3'"'l' ,.
W. - '''' .''''''N W '''' ''''' ''0' y "
volo,,o y, Iio.ht
No visions bri.Il
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IF HE CAN.
ny LEWIS ". CROSBY.

Let me sec nm once moro, fOrh moment
or two;
Let him tell me himself of his purpose,
dear, do
Lot him gaze in these eyes while he
lays out his plan
TO escape mo, and then he may 90 Vhe
can,
Let me 500 him once more, let me give
him my smile
Let mo breathe but one word of en-.
dearment the while;
! ask but that one moment, my life on
that man;
Docs hc think to forget me ? he may
il he can.
1t will be remembered that after Gar.
ibaldi married, a considerable amount
Of gossip was ahoat about his having
separated suddenly from his wife. A
letter from Milan says that the cause OF
separation originated in tho gallant
general having discovered in the pos
session orhis bride letters from an Aus
trian onicer.--NaShrale Ga=ette,
Garibaldi is n gallant general for
such conduct, but suppose his wife had
"cut up" about such Il trivial affair,
she'd been ~ i0ol' in the eyes of those
who call her husband gdllam. Poor
woman.
1t is glorious sight to see two old
people, who have wcathcrcd the storm
and baslcd in the sunshine of life to.
gcthcr, go hand in hand, lovingly and
truthluIIy down the gentle dccivity Of
time, with no anger, nor joaIousics, nor
hatred garncrcd up against each other,
and looking with hope and JOY to the
cyclasting youth of Heaven, where they
two shall be one forever. That is true
mariagc-torit is the marriage ofspilit
with spirit Their love is woven into n
woor otgoId that neither time nor cter.
nifty can sever
SENATORIAL DErINluoNS.-Wc have
only room to-day for " few, which arc
as follows:
A Senator Of Metal--Boll
A Shining ScnatOr-Bright.
A Nerdant Scnator--t'rccn.
A Greasy Scnator--Chandler.
4 DchiIious Scnator--Wigtall,
4 Lazy Scnutor--DoolittIe.
4 healthy Sonator-llalc,
A Grave Scnator-Toombs.
A Royal Sonator-King.
A Muddy Senator-Clay.
NaShriNc Gazette,
Mrs. Partington called on the ia
panesc al Washington,and told EN- she
was mighty glad to see them, as sho ul.-
dcrstood their Capt was Tycoon, who
she doubted not was nigh kin to old
Xip Coon that the Wings run in 1910.
If they wanted him to, Ike would sing
'cm Il song about old Zip.
BE on YouR GuARD-ALTERED BILLS
IN Clcul.ATIoN. p. B. Coleman on Mar
Ect street, has shown rs bills on the
Southern Bank Of Kentucky Of the de-
nomination Of 81, altered to SOS and
$lO'a. BE on your guard, as they are
calculated to deceive the best judges
NytGyjjIp E,J-1tfg
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When is man necessarily behind timer
When he's "weak back"
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The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Herald asserts that seldom have
tho relations between Franco and Eng
land been on more unsatisfactory foot
ing than at present.
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The Washington correspondent OF
the Louisville (KyJ. Cowier, says: 'The
best thing, however, have heard about
Lincoln is connected with his record
whilst amcmber Of Congress ia lSl1E
-. rs you are aware, the Gcncra
Government supplies each Rcprcscnf
tive with stationary, nsuri'y consisiPg
ofpaper, ink, envelopes, &c. II is d
that in the Stationary bill of Mr.. r.
coin may be found the foIIowiugiteb
pair ofjo,'s.........................r2J r..
Probably Abe thought he didntget .
sufficient pay, therefore he Y pied
boot Hell be apt to need tlh in
November next, Tor he will, N fbubt-
cdly, have u hard road to traycY
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TnE ULriMAruN or ISTENpEt tScE.--
No man or woman, says the london
Times, is safe who has once f bed the
habit of looking to drink for lace, or
cheerfnlness or comfort, Yilc the
world goes on we'll they wipe likely
to be temperate, but the hJ - built,
the railroad to destruction Sut, ready
for use; the rails are laid and he station
houses erected; the train n the line,
waiting for the locomotivft comes to
us, it grapples us, and awfwe go IN o
moment down the the linz 4eh have been
years constructing, like FASH OF light
ning-to remediless ruiz
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Opcs, so extensively advertised for sale
mean simple night gowns
Daddy, want to ask youa qcstion."
"WcIl, my son.
'Why is sneighbors Smiths liquor shop
like counterfeit shilling?"
al can't tell, my son"
"Becausc you can't pass il" said the
boy.
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In Turkey whcna astorc-keeperis con-
victed Of telling lie, his house is paint
ed black to remain so n month Ifsuch
a law were in force in this country what
sombre and gloomy appearance some
of our towns would present. The birds
and chickens wouldn't know when day
come. No allusion to Winchester.
The dovil entanglcs youth with beau
ty, the miscr with gold, the ambitious
with power, and the learned by false
Foctrinc
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To be angry is to revenge the fault
OF others upon ourselves.
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BE on YouR GuARD--AiTERED BILLS
IN CicuLATtoN.- p. B. Coleman ON Mar
I,ct street has shown rs bills on the
Southern Bank Of Kentucky Of the de-
nomination Of 81, altered to SOS and
$lO'a BE on your guard, as they are
calculated to deceive the best Judges
NatirVc Gu-eHc.
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DRUNKENNESS IN WINE-GRDWINI
COUNTRIES.
I'm American travelling in Europe
.,t.r'r.,s nc T. Il i.,r,,g..
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The Republican ticket is exceedingly
appropriatc--truo to its design Devo-
ted to the interests of Hams descend
ants, it begins and ends with its index
finger pointing to the colored race
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LYNCHBURG SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY q5 1860.
MISCELLANEOUS.
18th Semi-Annual Care

TUE subscribers invite attention Of their numerous cus
toners and The public gcneray 70 their extensive end
psie stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. In store.
comprising every article pertaining 10 the
Clothing and GentlemenS' Furnishing Trade,
" the latest aud most approved .yes and materials
mined 70 maintain the Wide spread and favorable reputation oi
our Esfablshnent have
In every aepsrten and provide for the
Of customers
The annexed list but imrerctly indicates the variety Of
FALL STOCK correct Idea Of which only he obtained by
animation; Best quality frcnch medium prices Broad
Cloth Coats Our Cloth Coats always heretofore having
The lead In STYLE it, and general perfection, will be
.nas posse those sold by as in former Choice
styles Cashmere Business Su Over Coa Farmers Riding
Coats Inverness Mnnes Congress Over Goats Victor Emanuel
Paeois Black Fancy Cassimcre Pants Vests In great
cs variety and mniera French Yoke Shirts nl
hand, (shrts made order when preerrcd) II
pete stock of Mems Under Wear OF bess MATERIAL
cIa'ns scar Beaufort, Etox, Monalamber Garbadi and
ether s,ye Ties Gcnlenens Shawl and Travelling blank
e Railway Rugs Gloves. kiu, sal ash, Norway,
Thread, the famous Mountain Buck, and other seaonabo
Gloves Pocket handkerchief Socks Dressing obcs Nc, Sc
BURRotGHS, SHAFER co.
sept 2S-ds lO4 Main Street.
fNNRlMMlNGS TRlMMINGS..--we offering great
bargains in Dressaud Cloak Trimmings order make
room for an earl. Spring stock L. "A. n T. KINsEY.
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mex. n aasrnooo (rhur.dsy, Ii. 9th in.s,) IN

next anernoon (rhursday, the 9th inst.,) IN
Portland. iafs
third voyage from Liverpool 10 PORTLAND, ~ prs-
ceo.ng trips having been accomplished = esod
time and under very favorable eireumstan0ss.--
one was screw propeller, belonging % ths Mon.
treai Ocean Mail Steamship CosDpsny, who own
seven vesseh. sasning alternately bi,ween Liver.
pool and Quebec, Portland or Montreal, in coanec-
tion with the Grand Trunk railway Of Cansda.
just ~ suited the interests Of srnds and tsassI.
The service Of the line was perfbrmed u lAtsss
dates By the following powerful Clydsbeils stsam-
ers: Hungarian, Captain Jones Bohsmian. Capt.
McMasser; North Britou, Capt. 0ranesF Anglo
Saxon. Capt. Ralantine; Nova Scotia. Captain
Borland, North American, Captain Alton Cans
da, tnew y new ship building.
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The Steamship Hungarian Total Wreck.
All Her passen gers and crew Suppos-
ed to be lost-Brief Particulars Of tho
Awful Disaster
The dispatches published in the Sun, yesterday.
announced TINT u large screw. steamship was On
Sunday evening lost upon a ledge of rock to the
east Of Cape Sable. The vessel was observed
from the shore. but as the sea was running very
high at the time it was impossible to communicate
with thoso on board and during Monday % tho
vessel broke up and settled before the eyes Of tho
spectators, conjecture was ut q loss to identify
the unfortunate ship. On Tuesday, however. Il
was ascertained that the steamhip Hungarian.
which left Liverpool the 9th, was the lost ves-
sci. We have since received the following ad-
dtional particulars: a M
UALAFAx, February 21--Evening. The steam
er ashore at Capo Sable is the Hungarian. She
is total wreck, and her crew and passengers are
all supposed to be lost. Only O small portion of
the hull is now visible at low water. There Is
nothing like news to be had for the Associated
Press. unless in the mail brought BY the anfor-
tunate vessel, small portion Of which have been
saved in damaged condition. One passenger
ticket has been found named Ellen Skeeham.
The following dispatch has been telegraphed to
Cunard Co., from Cape Sable "The steamers
lights seen on Monday morning at three o.
clock in Cape Sable. At daylight her spars and
pipe were standing, but at 10 o'clock all were
gone by the board. Then the ship settled fast.
with heavy sea breaking mast high over her,
Communication with the ship was impossible. and
oil hands are no doubt lost unless the boats lefs
tho ship before day, which is unlikely.
The wreck Of the Hungarian makes the four
teenth steamer which has been lost since the COM
mencement Of steam navigation between Europe
and America. Suljoined we give the names of
those that have been lost. Is 4s.,s. i8 il
President. never heard Of; Colombia, all hands
saved Humboldt, all hands saved City of Glas-
gov. never heard Of; City Of Philadelphia. all
hands saved franklin. all hands saved; Arctic.
few only saved; Pacific, mover heard Of Lyon
nais, q few only savod Tempest. never heard Off
Austria, burned with great loss Of life; Iniian.,
three lives lost; Argo, oil hands saved; Honssrir
an, all hands lost, probably. s,.,s xsssta, s.s,s
The New York Herald has the fbllowinx en-,
oernng the iufated steamer; 4S .sss "a, S Z sTs
The Hungarian iett Liverpool 81 Wsdnsaday.
the 8th inst, under command Of Captain jcDcs,
and touched at Queenstown, Ireland, a customary
With the vessels Of the line. s,eaming away the
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MCKINNEY &, co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOcerS and Grn'l Commission Merchants

Bank SQnnrc Main Street, Lynchbnrg, Va.
M nrc now In receipt Of Spring stock Of Groceries,
w lrpn Steel, staple Dry Goods &c, consisting of
tuhn, Orleans mud coffee sugars, various grades;
Loaf, Crushed, Granulalel and Powdered Sugar;
i.agliru, Rio, JAVA. Mocha and Santos Coffee;
sperm, Wax, Adanlaniine and 1allow Candies;
Brown and Fnney Soaps, various brands
Teas, Golden Chop Imperial Plantation, Delicious Ooong &c
Spices OF every kind Sole Leaer go, and damaged; pure
cider Vinegar Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt larns
MI Nos Virginia and Western cured Bacon: No Halhx
lerrinss In whole and hnf barres No aud Mackcr in
kits; No. Peruvian Guano: Old Dominion Nails English
s iron Eand, Hoop and Sheet lron Norway Nail Eos, Ac
.asi shear and llcrcl s@l; Wagon Boxes, all siz,to
.chcr with general assortment Of staple Dry Goods,
No ane2 Ohnaburg, BIeaeled and Brown shrlings aud
Sheetings, Burlaps Pananntion Linen, tooncs striped
Hzahurgs Prints 6nghans Sc &c. Ia which the, respect
uiy ask examinations from their fi,ns aud III, public gen
orally.
s8 Particular attention paid consgnmcns Of nil kinds
Country Produce. - apri 2udIs.
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DR. Johnston. -.


nE ,unA., .. III. e:i.s'.d in:l'aos ss u. ~.
s s' " S' pss ,'s Is o
Sss Sss, Of s' ~ ss ..e
yapsis Nervous I,riiabnhy Disease tho Head TnseaS
both body and mind These ana soiialy prscsss,
rarinsr Of uyssss balns ie most brilliant hopes u anti
'p"'''" rendering H'''ssf aSs SS Ss sEpS nlps.''''
especially Who have victims SOLITARY viss thss
"nIm"y I grave Saus". mayo ~ Young @sn r tho o ssss II
@ ss snas. vi. I @ % s s sass ~si:s
'''a'f' the living Tyre Sss SSSHlsn S' sI all confidence
Married per.cns yoang Men contemplating msr.iess p
as' n % % ,"a.. g. IA !. :s:s -
gea.y conhds y his honor gs'isms. a soaadsnaaiy
'''y 1'" A'' 'G'' oRdHEsS 8 RHEsises e%sEAxsxsa sa
immediately cured and hl vgor raa,orst II a. ..,
s"s .sf hs . We Rs"a a s psa y -
apt commit exsssses om not being awafsofths
,Ss as, viii iss %si s Sa. e "1s s
reso @ y lc "0oas, y s.s . falling IT.. p ass. -.
healthy ssspSs, Inc mas. ssIisa aud destructive e
Ss sus snS sar Ss
a pspiiioa Of me hsa indigestion awas.ins hs ksh
r.. ~. Ts = pse.s sis s
Ian IL anssrvins tho Nsss and Nass.A
Is No le..or: received anes, pospsd and eons,sns
sss soS .sS po -" n .ns
Recent OF slight Cases-A Cure a Two pays.
~ DR.. j yoHNsToN. firiI o' a'A o'
Mehsr e,ss o,. Lender. r.a.::s
. the s e " % aS s ssd NJ re mr. .ss %
~ seine Of the most asonshnV curcs hal wso sscr known
.aay troubled with rnsng u he head when s.ssP
.sa .n Ms ,ss 1Ss ssa
When the misguided and imprudcnt voary OF pleasure nnds
appens timed shame, dread VI discovery de-
him rom applying 10 hcse who om education aud rs.ce,
tabiy bcffiend him ciayng I'LL the coustituttnt
+ymroms lhs horr disease make appearance
,ad sbs dImness Of sight deaeess mes on lie sn on.s
n arm. sc.s. on NE eSd @ inee and sssui, pls..
IL o7hc m asii ho victim swai de.
borrid ue Of il death puts
sarns lem wsnss S Traveller Isarns" 70 such .s,sie.s
ree, and o his extensive praise In the rss Hosilas Of
n sSccS sS ~ % Ss saa r. @ o sn.s %
es Who by .hs use c hai dreadful poison mercury ruin Ss
consultation and either ths unfortunate
timely grave q Tsfe Ss rs;aS q ~ S S%s 9ss'Heo
sss..ss 81 ls;s Ts a7' injured themselves by
sn ;ss iis:d D%Ss.; q slsa! q Ma.ssss Power
nssnsn. iss psssiss Faast"a. osasra Debility snp
IN, s Ss..sn Ss .re ur ~ min, . ,,, n,
dreaded .s Of Memory Conision Of Ideas pspralon ef
evs Of solitude, Tmity, &e. ofas evils produ
oen
Thousand OF persons OF ~ ages can now udgs whhi he
rausc o ihen declining health Loosng linir vgo becoming
wek pale anu ennessa navng snguar appearances about
m gSsfe q PsHrny ron on
nv M. ., nANao WEAkhEss i.,S.,s
nre SPEEDILY cured AMI mh sg" restored thousands o. he
hoA hhu nupe nave peen
Immediately relieved All impedlments Marriage, Physical
ar Menta Disqualification Nervous lrtably. Trembnga
aud Weakness exhaustion OF the most as kind speedily
oured by Dr. JOinston
YOUNG MEN
Who have injured themselves by Certain rrasce INDUCED
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The yIRGINiAN puiahcd daily al &c and Tri- Weekly
a5 Der annum advance, and Weekly at invariably IN ad
vnee othprwise viii be charged In all caseA No paper
viii s except ithe option Of the Proprietor nn
III al arrearages shall have been paid. =.
AnVERTfSENENTS are insered 30 cents per square of
10 lincA or insertion. and 3ih cents of eaea
continuance ordered inner form weekly ana hen
er al fnse,n e moi marked MSSh will be publizhed
tlI ordered and charged accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARES en-.
For one square daily. IA
For squares daily rs
For square iri- weekly a.
For squares rwecky . ..,.. u, .ns-
tE- Advertisements inieaded "r oo'" paPc'' ''"N " -
cial contract ...r ,-,,,sa,t .,u.
Annual advertiser wi be imited 70 ther
.ss or tbe adyertlaeIneus charged for transent ra
EH- An new advertisements appear N she "as "e
notices which exceed eight lines are charged
raieably