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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-24

The CASE OF FANNY WHITE IN NEW YORK
Coroner Schlrmer concluded his inquest on the
body Of Mrs Blankman, formerly Fanny w bite J
Carnochan and Doremus was conclusive tina,
apoplexy was the sole cause Of death and that NO
traces Of poison were discernible In the stomach
lntestnes, &c, which were found in healthy
state The jury therefore returned the following
verdict: eve hnd that the deceased came 10 hei
death by aPOplexy, and would recommend III al
the portions of her body in the hands Of tue
chemist FOR the purpose Of analyzaton be returned
Of her husband - III. = :
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A PRlrsEwoRr AcT,-The Cincinnati Com
mercial says. "Dh Monday last one of the engi-
neers of the Central Ohio Railroad, James Freese,
suffe ed horrible death, being caught by the legs
between the engine and tender, both Being thrown
from the track by the breaking Of a tire Of Che
driving wheel. While in this situation, exposed
10 small streams Of scaldng water from the boiler
confned in a small space filed with steam and
smoke, the Office of allsviating his terrible suffer
lngs, as far as human aid could do so, was per.
formed by one Of his fellow-employees on the
train, Mr.. w II. Stewart, who went into the mar.
row opening with the suffering engineer, and
held him In his arms and adm nistered to his con.
tnued calls for water until death relieved his
torture, AFTER period Of nine hours Mr. Stewart
Is quite young man, employed as brakeman
upon the train. His fortitude and faithfulness &c
his unfortunate friend, In assuming a position
from which the stoutest hearts would quail, is de
serving Of all praise" 70 ts-
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IUA letter from Sierra Leone w G. A dated
september 2, says: This port IL very healthy and
so is the Republic Of Liberia. The English and
American vessel are vigilant in supervising the
the slave trade, and the wor ks Of missionaries are
wonderfully successful in converting thousands O,
heafhens to Christianity. The coionists are retir.
Ing from the coast into the interior spreading the
glad tidings Of Gospel reformation, and reclaim
tobacco, which promise to become staple products
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MEDICINES

4 -. So6H3f0N. e-..-. 4
~ BALTIMORE
| LOCK HOSPITAL,
nss Osseesrs6 sAs Seu Csysssa, Syssds ssd ssls
Efsefsal Rssssd, - fls Rovlf "
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DEL LEGACY PREVENT
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE
aE IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
ws.i..ss Of u. l.sh, sn.s...s As..u.,. q n.
sss nl.dssr tnvssnnry DseAargss. inPssssy, esnsri
Ss !. rs... sS,:: D,s1:y e.
pnn 80 e ssst iadis:s.. P..s..s .fshs Had, far
b..: Il r.: a' s:s,; :;
Ysuh-hsss Drssdsl Dsssedvs Pr.eaess Which r.s-
''nAs' I'm r''''l: and s':sr.y bets Body and Mid
Especially have become ne victims q s,ssssv ytsa
a : .nS .ssI
.e s:.1 sd s.s. Vi: night .A:rv.. A.,
y.lsa" ssssasy De nvias lyss, nay call wa hll sssS
sM AkkAal. -t.s-- l 2
Axklx1 fkhSoHs, o. Yssng llss ssssss yisns MAJ
.,sl. beng a..r. q layasL vssia::s, sssasis dsSuy
Ne vhs places the ss,s Of d. g. nav ,snsa
ssos s IN h ssn., a, s'sssass md sssssssay ss
OFFICE Ma sosrM yRKpERICKsrRKss,
=. s:n. .di ..I g, !: s:.:.: 81: s.
.sss b paid and ssstsis ssanD.
Dr. JOHNSTON, re
trsn enc .t hs snsss C.l.s e. n i. Ss s."s.s
, . ne Pr. ; ,s;. ~; 4, bee. .s
isetsd q the sstspisAse errss mai avs
G:.n; many ..si.s via .sas ia =.
s.saa. ss,htslnsn With fr.gs.st ssshiog, .uT9s ..ss
dn VIA osEsnEsms Of mind. esrsd
TAKE PARTICULAR HofiCESA
a.saf M.n and .ts.r. .hs hsr. Iysrsd g "" ~
learned FEM ., 1890 wh's ;9.;.tly
which ar. nightly felt even vhsa .slssp, sst ssssd
sdy .ho.d f ass, %n and d'u'y ss AZ
F!.:: =: :.a. o. :.d nd ....ss.ly 81
F.a. u u: s.ss pnn... :; ss. sa &c
a. q ;hs s:ss py.I:P:, Nj
y %ES%. q GSr !. .v@,s n. T.. g
sde.s sf sisnsr,, C.afss,.s .fIs.s s,:s.ss
Hsprt, Evil Fsssedngs, Avsrssa Of Society EiEbssrus
ks. 81 s0!'sds, rinldy, stssIs u % .Tls %
nEavoss DKsiSIrY.-xNs.s.rs 4. "a, .ss nss, VA,
s.minI vsat pals, .m:si.i.d ssr.:,
PPsaanss asestihs syss, esrsh synpsns Stss
DISEASES OF IMrRUDENCI
I. h., sitsd q. SEEDS q Si. painful dss.,. ..s ss.
happen. thst an ilt9sd dread :.
s.:.d as i 4. : is. .S 3.
.lS..ns., i:.r him assssi;s s:
.insd despair leave him vim ruined s:.a !. ~
: :,o s fsr 40 or y u. rs. t:.
rbi. as kG.eton. -. Hear. S;ss s. s'
sin &C. trogrsssne With firbtfs rapidly t d,sts puu
discovered Os.nuy fr. vkss. sssfps ss s..s1s.
W. kE sn roa 9SsAHC wkAKhEss
~ thi, great and important rsmsdy q hs srrss
-. cured md nj 's.r rss.,sd fs.sssods 30:
ss. nsrvens snd dssassd, vhs lest an hs1s nave
sssu INN sdisisly relieved = -'S,'
Marriage Physical Or Mental Dlssua
.sshsns lee. PrssTsavs Psvsr, Ntssa Irrita tiIity
KIDD spsssdfiy cured.
ENDoREEhExY or ZEE PNEsD
TIE MANY THOUSANDS cared .ttsn insissns, v,sss
ne last yssrs and the mpsrtaRt Dure
cal spsrateus Psrfsrmsd BY DE- Jshnssu vsssd b, az
r.p.r,n 81 :hs Pap.p and sh psrs.os nstisss 4
nave appeared again and sssin tia prhs b,
ndes hoandnG as gentleman q asd rssvs~s
sulsy, su1sisrt guarantees the sAisfsd ian sky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-24

WAsHNsToN SEWING Rooms,
w % stA 81. ssso doors korti Of Pa lss.
Nov ID the time 70 get SPRING and SUMNER
Shit rs made up 70 order. The subscriber 10 prs
pared 20 make SBlRT rs, DRAWERS, &o. % re
ea9[test notoe. Al descriInols Of Sewing dors
SHIRT BOEOMS, COLLARS, and WHIs7,
SANps rssey sassAss. o~
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2 GrLately, the Mayor Of Kingston, jamaica
was made Companion OF the Bath, and more
recently Mr.. Samuel Cockburn another gentlema n
of.color, and creole, Of the island of Granada
nas oeen appointed administrator of the govern
ment OF Montserrat No loyal subject Of the q ueen
can refuse to recognize as a social equal any one
"non sne, as the fountain OF honor, chooses 10
appoint to high places In her realm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

H0WEyIMPRovEDw EI6HIN6s SCALES
H Thete Scales are offered TO the public AZ the
most lnpe durable, and reliable scales ever put n
use. rystolass prem ans have been svarded ulem
J tne Eited States air and Virgins AZ ioutsTa
{nfttute Far, Pennsy lvsnia; New YORK State Far.
vermont state Far, de-, 40. In every case whore
EoI a ct % Louisiana avenue, Depot Of Sllier .
deIs-Iv &c. PArrrsoN. A.-p,
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U Advices from Rio Janeiro are TO Sep.smbe,
=; The Senate and House Of Deputies were abou,
closing their labors An act TO prevent the sale OF
OF slave man and wife, had been introd uced nd
discussed u but was not likely to pass. Prince
Alfred, son of Queen Victoria, had arrived a
kio, ard eeen visited on board his vessel by th.
, free from fever
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DENTAL CARR.

In. MuNSQN has returned AND resumed hfs
third door east Of Sixth. in addition A&S
every o'her approved style, DIR. M has oct ~lIIO
ana, from exp,uence, knows It eSOc.s all ota~rs,
aoo ls on, thffu less m price than gold. hIs Old
patrons 81 washington, Alsxandria, and Geore e
town are re-pectaliy solicited to cal. 81 IS eoiy
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DENTISTRY.

M 80 TEETH
W. LOOMS, M. d., the inventor aad psse,t..
ofthe Mn ERAL PLATE TEETH. at -
tepes personally At has ofhos ia this CIT, S
Many persons can wear these teeth who <IlEo
cannot wear others, and person can wear Others
Who cannot ear these.
Persons calling At my flee can be accom- modst.d
Win any style and price Of Teeth they may desre;
est 10 tnose who are particular AND with the puses
Art can prodnss. the MISkRAL rLATE viii Ie
Rooms in this cIty-No. SIS Pa svepue. b..v.sn
90 AND 10th sts Also, so7 Arch street, PhiladeI
Hals. oc Is n
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Furniture Wal'cr0Ons.

Furniture WaHcrOOmS.
- WALL 4 BARNARD w
- are now fereivIng, on consignment, Isl
EAEat their WA-erooms, corner OF
and Ninth SD sets, Tin the rear of their
msnt q F siHsf CKRPKTs. and ROUsE
KEEPING GOODS gen orally, Which they invite
the attention of persons flfnlshins 20 exam2ns De-
ParIor suits in Rrocs.slie, .1essand nais Cloth,
Mahogany and Wslnut SOFAS Fsse-a-teses, and
Mahogany and Walnut Ma,bc~top and other
Tables, In great atiety -. .. 4
Marble-top Oak painted Cottage cts
Walnut And Mahogany Marble to.o plain and
Cane and Wood seat Rocker, Dining, Once and
Handsome Gilt and Mahogany Looking " asses
Mshogaay and Walnut Cottage and othe.' Bed
Cabinets, Etsgeres, whatnots and Decks -,
Brussels, PLY, Ingram and other Carpets; CHI
Marble top, Walnut, Mahogany sndaother wsseh-
sta-ds and SINKS Gas
Hair, Shuck, aad Shuck and Cotton Mattrasses
With q reat variety OF other goods not here mon
toned, which will be sold very low.
WALL RARNARD,
----- AueGoneefs. south side Of Avenl's,
sc o colin correr Pa av. and 9th strt OF.
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DENTISTRY,

feels that he oan With conkdenoe recon-~
mend the Cheop hslc Process for inser tinx
strength, beauty, Cleanliness, snd choappess Pa
upper sets inserted for esS. Partial in propcrticx
Once 500 Pa. avenue. al as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-24

THE UNION WILL. STAND. NO MATTER
L -. HOS PRESIDENT!
Consequently shah remain IN Washington and
CONTINUE 10 Pnrsue my occupation IF HOUSE,
SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Gid,
ing IN I'll It's branches. Old Glazing promptly At
tended to-. Painting and OrDamentinE Coftsge
FURNITURE In the best style also, call atfentiou
70 the Pai1ting Of Roofs and Brick walls.
All 81 the above will do as cheap as the cheap-
est therefore solicit the patronage of my friends
and feiiow oitizens Of the District. Pupctuahty
strictly observed, and work done In the beat ma a
foe I'll PIsase mind your steps and stop 1t NJ.
hAkkEh'S Painting Establishment, No. So !
% 80 Z! Louisisna sv., north aide, between 9Th
2. g Signs put up free eff charge, as usual. -
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD's - =
H IMPERIAL WTNr prrrrpc

are nov being used from Maine TO the s reat Salt
.hem either g ssscieias or as Lsvsnss IL that
,hhey are unsurfesed IN the world. DR.. Doas used
We purchases OF hun the sole ght to manufacture
sno Prsfent tsem Tor sale 10 the public. For the
ou1e OF lrIcllicnf Cons1mEton, Indig sstion, Dys-
pepsis, rug, Nervous Diseases. Fou}ale Con
ynna s, nhe ~ csses atonc, they ars b.
thelr med properties they are q pure, vbole-
s sD,ne aao oeSh tlnl Beyerese producing a. the
pIeasant exhliereting ELECTS OF Brandy or Wine
without their inirIots results, Let al friends Oh
humanity And all advocates OF terperanoe assist
9s 10 suoetitufng these valuasle VEGETABLE Rittorp
Ioi the ~ ssera! pc1scas and adsferafed LsqSor,
HI.n Whloh the country An flooded, and thereby az
from the land. - -A1 NJ
CHARLEs MIDDfFIELD CO., ,
Frofnetorsl SS William street, New York
y. sGHWARZE. Agent,
w 8&fffpgton n. ~
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,AFKNALK BoDT- 6ukE sFoR b s1TrsH PRINCE
A letter In the Globe, frsm Colonel Armstrong, a
coonist, settled at Grahan;s Town, South africa,
describes one remarkable feature fs the entry OF
Prince Alfred into that town: ''Her Majesty win
not be displeased when she hears an account OF
part of the Princes body guard; seventeen ladies
well mounted. well equipped, first rate horse
women, eaeh wearing blue rosettes, with silver
having bad the honor to belong TO this corps
which his r oval Highness named Prince Alfred Z
Own Body Guard Being retired cavalryman,
j thought could not be more honorably employed
than in taking command of the lady corps. On
eur road out to meet his oval Hghness, practised
them in forming threes and wheeling into line,
and found the m most willing and obedent escort
formed them next bis Royal Highness's escort Of
ths quarters provided for him at the Lieutenant
Governors private residence, where they were
present and received his most gracious acknow-
Judgements
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE STORY OF AMBITION.

THE STORY OF ANBfIfON'
When Jones vas sixteen. he was BENT -
On enc day being President.
Attweuty-hys. Jones thought that ne
j Content IS district judge WOuiu 10
Attbirty he was much el:tsd
WheR tSr ms5or of Frogtown nominated.
ppt bootIess all the nomination
Ms rIvsI, TompkiHs, gTaced ths station. -.,
-A,ea,tv-fvs HIS dreams were fed -s
f3ops and ambition both we're dead.
when from his tolls h. found release. hs-'
He dfed-a Justice Of the peace. Ita~ re Pr
q. Youthful heart, so high and bod,
That is thy bIIef, sad story told!
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DR.. J. BOVEE DoDS

DR.. BOVEE DODS,
iMPERLAL GIN BITTERS, "a %
For Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
organs, and especially for Female ObstructIors.
Notion. w s.'s s"sAs-
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD CO. 81
. Proprietors. rs William st., New YORK,
j. SCHWARTZ,
JeIJr Agent. WASHINGTON. ID, @.
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MISOEI .LANEOUS.

l. -
iNHs issuRAsc E E, COMPANY ION =
.. STAFF. OF VIRGINIA.
a RICHMOND a9tl ee1.'g
Cap,nta1 100000.
1 20 81 -, -, D;rsstors;
VIZ H. Msel , M q var: aasn s.rs s
CIV s y us.sis ", firm Of cr s9 Go
TAihts S. SSs. &. II 6aSlsp: aopoais Go
d..H Bsffsdse, 81 Geo Msnulscsa Ssrk'da''
Jane: q: Grant. T I'm cfH.Isii, Cfsnsh.y q Co
K re .R E.ss i srn Sf hs. ' ,sr cr'n'Ass 20
S6a SuIWsj .i1 IL sh I'm o Y. fyic. B.rk.dals
is: Alfred Jones, AttorneJA 10.
&c. Ellsst, Bnnasf Msnufaeturer
NV .M aSGsi 1 aIm 81 s. Net 'ruder & Sons
Nv. CrunP, Atterney at Law IRE L Co.
Jas dunlop, 5 0t q NEW M MaS Ill., Pis.
OF BREsHEHES, T FIX 4 KNOWLES. A cents,
lss- Ofkoe-oveF Bank WashiIston,k 'S" Az
EIREMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY a
WASHINGTON AND GEoKGETowM
Capital ...........S200,00O.
oaes corner street and louisiana ar.. eru Bank
n WdshiNgfon-
INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY
AGAINST Loss BY FIRE. zss
UIREcroRs
s ss% sfe e1S,isy %sn h@ssfs,n
: Richard yOnes, John ID BarclayS
IsSob 9S gideon, k k;sss,s Ess,4ysll'
in''' B. b. French. ..
No ehars' Tor III" f0 gaSEs ADAMS, President.
ABEL g. DAVIS, Secretary. DC lO-eoom
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

1AlLG LINE OF NEW FOUR-HORSE
- CoACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO'. :
Carrying The u. S. Mail
, The undersgnsd are now running Daily fexoeot
Sanday,l Fonr horse Coaches be- N, r
S Sot"9 w washington sI,ng and Upper Mari 44
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner of Seventh
stteet ana "a. at O'Clock a. an. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro at ii O'Clock a. m and arrive in
washington at So'c!ook, In time to connect with
tne SD p. m. ain for Baltimore.
r me COaches are new and comuodious thu tsams
ing drivers = - - $3.50 'h'''io'"'-
Fare tO-UpPer Marlboro. 50 cents.
long Olu flelda ......-....-...2 :"
So
frelgn ny and packages in proportion
du I5-u OSBORN & co Proprietore
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OcEANSrRAMERYS1JLJN0n NV,


p GROCERIES! cocC..,--"-
NJ GROCERIES.! -
60 Wishing TO dispose Of my stoet or e,-.. -
as % cnab Q mo TO reno with A. l,atis 20
hand a. possible. will commences tha a e on
anytnIhs IN ms line AZ east Tor cash ouI "A :. se
Histgs and al beinE fresh and pure eoods hhook
cnsDce se3s.orn NET with to lay In yoss -, -, -
stock Al greatly reduced prices. "'hSer
,1l f7. hENRY q. PURDy
ll-2v No 4Oa pa 49,
ITO MpslU TEACH sEs-A IaFEs lot of p,v
Il NJ osis, iDPaftrd rom Burope also, selections
n..ds IN per sou from al the great az heuse
H. p SSst'a , snd Mr. ys.k, sseeis sss9Ikd
- or Ali Instruments opsn for inspeotaen.
John +. El.LISS .
-. Chickefings' Piano Stbfe. q
&c 81 SOt Pa. av.. BET 9th and l0ebHts
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A = e Z Xxx ALE ANp.xxx ALEu
ThsFHIortand most wholeSOme Aio no this ain n,
p b osss.nsd a. The WASHINGTON BREW.
And c<nset IA 20 give entire satisfaokid1 81 cor
s1meIs - o. C0LiNEAu sProDslsSof OF he
= AHJy S--hr Ps-vr-vs ~r-peS, and sstS So
II yeoss1a a ihs Mu. noa oS. F'ios sas' jus
seS w. g. METZEROTT
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III sR
r--'5 GRANGE OF Hours. las
1850, trains will run as follows:
Leave Washington at 90 and 74n q. m.
On Sunday at n p. m. g.
Leave Baltimore a. AS and $40 a. M.
Leave baltimore at 3 Is and 40 o. M
On Sunday at . q. m.
Passengers for the East will taxa trains at D.
And 1.4n a. and 20 D. m 49, 49,
Eof Inc w est at 40 q. IN, and $50 D. m
For Annapolis At 74es m and SS0 n m
For Norfolk at 40 a. m.
pSh Sstgrday evening the $50 .. m. train goes 10
le I'D T Fl. PARSONS Arent
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AeNib hoO VIA
b. OTaags ard Alexandria RniI,oaI
To, LYNCHBURs:
-. Esss Tsnnessss and Virginia, az
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Msmphss and Charleston,
Mississtppt Central, re- ~. d
Netc Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
,MEMPHIS ROUTE:
memphis By Kau, thence by First GLASS Packets 20
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
monIsonsry BY Raj, thence to MobiIs bI First.
oAss Packets; Mobile to New Orleans BY ! g.
Lake Steamers = n
TWO DAILY TRAiNS-SvrDAYs IncLupxp,
leave w ashlnSten at a. and D. m
4 he Steamer GEORGE PAGE leavss her yhart
1901 Oh seventh street at 6f 8; m and 6k M and
sndIia Trains for the Southwest 49,
omee-Pennsyvania avenue, corner ofSixth 1t.
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fHE MANY faCUsANDs cared attsis ipsti,vr,, v,ths
yssrs and The nurnsrsas Dxre
cal spsrai:Os Pssrmsd BY Dr. JsaassD, vIlssssd b.
npensn Of The Par.p and many sthT psrssns nssisss
have aPpsassa again and sssrs tia prhlis
Gdn outstanding as gentleman q shansssf asd pssve~s
shlsy suasisrt Gxsrsnsss 70 the sAsfsd ian s3Iy
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THIS ROUTE IS ENTIRELY BY rail-,
400 MILES SHORTER, and "a EouRs LESS
A. IN TINE
tnan any Other tiHs-the Lynchburg Extension
DeinE now completed, Gs also the Mississippi
QUICKEST AND MOST PfEISIHr ROUTE
FOR SO UTHERN TRAVELERS.
IL IL provided with First class Sleeping Cars!
To New Orleans .-----.12 Hours
TImE n s sHss.ane7; --..-.:::ssss g:
| Nsshsiiis 80 .--.--.sS do.
The o. 9; MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this Nov Line, ''--E 7 : :
Tickets can be obtained st the south Western
Once, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsyiyania ay-
enue, 70 the follovin points: = go -
Lyaohburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta,
MCChhaasssanOoSs: EHgtsville, :, Grand Jnnction,
macon. Nasnvilie, Dalton, Columbus,
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and >
-ao ar1 60 NEW ORLEANS. .
V THRO UGH TICKETS TO THE Va
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS. =
V0mnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
once at O. IN. and p. m. =
IAMES EUANo E
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ECICTNEs. &C
Aver S SarSaparilla,


- COM oaha i'hPaN' aesl-ned 10 be t.r most et-
i.e'"'l .ise"t'' mat can he made. II l. con-
eehr"t'u eA'att "i iara sAr>al,nriila, 50 combined
WIN o'"'r s"n ''nee' ot sun greater "iflanVe
Po"Ft ~ "'"!u IN th''lNe "hhoo'" ior the
nN'',e, Nafshp'f'ua Is iep"''u 10 cure II Is De
NV" ,n'' s"sh remedy IL wanted ny 'ht'Se Who
sum, "on RON 'u"'h"uS eomPia'h's ana 'h"t one
hl'h Mhl'h "'i accomplish ,helr cure must prove OF
ls'rH'c Set'"e 10 'IiS i'Se Grass Oh our aialetcd
ieii'" -euIfS, no" eonpie'eiy tmS compound
WI. wv II M o''' proven -! cNPeiine" on many
y, III, "'ts' e"'e' W pe iouhu Vi 'he ioho"ihs
'ot. l'''n'N c ,,..
''NoluiA AND o'"orutous NoMPhAINrs, "TRIP
n i.oNs ANp nN' flN1 oish,sES' 'Lenhs' ''MrihS
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-18
JAMES DINWIDDIE..
No. O5 Main Street. Lynchburg. VI

a. HAS Just received his Spring stock Of WATCHES
E and JEWELRY, and ID the largest stock u has
NJ q been his pleasure offer TO the pubc which conssts
0Dof English swiss aud American Watches Of the best
gold and slver Als0 fine stock OF JEWEL
RY latest styles, all Of which bought the most
favorable terms he hcreo sell rs low any
Please call and examine for yourselyes before
NH 29-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-18
SANFORD'S LIVER INVTGORATOR
NEVER DEBILITATES.

1T is COMPOUSDED ENTIRELY FROM GITMS, md has
established fact n Standard Medicine, known
aud approved h, all that have used II, and is
with confidence In all the diseases for which IL
il rcconmcnded ~
II cured thousands e, within the last years
who given up all hopes of relief
unsolicited certificates in my Z possession show
The dose must be adapted - To the temperament of ic
nd, dual taking IT, and us ed in such quantities
act gently the bowels
Let the dictates of your = Judgment guide you in HE
use of the LIVER TNTE - GORA TOR, and 1t viii
Lirer Co,apidiats BWiows - AHachs DyspePsid, fdro
mic Djd,y,hdd, fom Ia n Is. DySeHtrrH,
Uroysy, Sour ToHdch Ud = bitndl CostireneSS, tboc
Choieti. Ch0'etd .NoFbas, ChOierd I,fdatnB, FGifR
lence, Juandics, Ft1iaie Wedknesses and may he
used successfully Or dindry Fami,y .NediojBe.
It will SICK UEdD- = ACHE, (as thousands can
testify in treaty miautes r,S II tro Mfee IedSooH
fHis are taken - ment Of attack.
an lrh0 II 0irin0 - their testno ny in its favor.
MY VA TER ~ 7HE - MOUTH WITH THE
INFIGORA T0R, AND - SWALLOW BOW To-
GE7HER.
PEICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-18

j. H. sEAY, Iynehburg; PURCELL, LADD& CO., Rich
mond: N. ElNEc, Petersburg; f.. A. SANTOS, Nor
folk and all Druggists. :, Ispril 20, '60ddciy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-18
A. .B. RUCKER,

Grocer and General Commission Merchant,
1ss MAIN STREET, Lf4tHBURG, "a,
Will give his attention TO the sale Of Tobacco
w Wheat Flour Corn, Bacor, Lard Butter &C., and make
tv,a,ces on consignments when desired. july l5-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-18
FRANKLIN & Co..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

GROCEkS q CUMMlSSlON MERCHANTS,
No. ~ Main Street ne.rt door 10 Liberty HUehouse,
l. NCHBU ltG, VA,
HAVE ON HAND AND FOL. SALE.
i l. 80 bags Rio Lagura and Java Coffee;
100 bbls Brown Extra G., Crushed and Pulyerizcd Sugar.
$4,000 lbs. Lcaksville and Union Cotton larns
2nl kegs Old Dominion Nails
900 sacks Liverpool and irgina Salt;
81 hoxes Adamantinc and Tallow Candles:
2sal sides good sole Leather;
800 Blankets;
IL Ions Iron, Iammcred, Rolled Shoe Round
oval and Hoop;
Il cas heavy Boots and Brogans, Shoes;
Orleans and West India Moa>Sr ~rup. acon Sides,
Sugar Mackee in barrels and kits Black Teas,
and Toilet Soaps Rice soda, spices Ginger Pepper,
salt Pee, Alum, Extract Logwood Indigo, Maidcr Starch,
Window Glass, Putty, Wagon Boxes Spades Shnyrs. Trace
Grind Stones, Grind Stone Fixtures Horse Shoes, Nail
Rods, White Lead Zine, Tanners Oh, ur9er Leather Cast,
and Bcred Steel Axes Coil Rope Backing, Powder,
Shot, Lead Painted Buckets. Boxes Nests of Tubs,
Wrapping aud Writing Paper, Shoe Thread Twinc Demions,
Stoncware Staple Dry Goods such brown, henchcd and
striped Domes,ics Pais Lnss, Jeans kerseys Fnl Cloths,
Fanncs, Bed blankets, Cacocs AlIaccas. with large
and general of fine and Liquors. Wmc-.&c.
Particular attention paid to the sale Of Tobacco Wheat,
Flour all other kinds of Produce and prompt
tances made for The sale of oct 29-dAcis