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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT

WEIR VALUABLE IL EA ESTATE AT
AUCli0NAs Executors Of Mrs. Nancy Smith. deceased
and by virtue fdresio.sin her will shall MONDAY the
SOh Of July II prevented by ncemency Ct weather.
otherwise the frat fair day the eAer SELL at public auction 70
The highest bidder upon the preuss that much than
monty valuable TRACT OF LAND which she resided lying in
The counties Of cupepr and Madison the waters Of Robinson
river Crooked Run and containing by survey Six
Hundred and Riny-One Acrrs ADD a fraction Of an
Acre quality and condition Of the soil and enclosures and
character the other iupoVemtnI make this estate emineuiy
desirable bedes which possesses other and great adj
proximity the Orange and Alexandria Railroad being distant
only four the Depot and the excellence Of the
society neshbohood Persons Who desire most agreeable
idenoe and at the time most productive farm
shoudby all examine this estate The Railroad will brig
eIa within the distance 1t above mentioned, and conveyance
IN nce place itself will BE- furnished by Mr. Chas Con
n resides upon H. 70 desiring 10 make such
an examination who will inform him by mail ofhe day when such
such person N sth Rapid Ann Depot the Aforesaid Rail
road Ills Postoce Dae which Is milo distant,
Ia the county Maison the Court House of which county Is
about miles distant the being also the distance OF
Cupepsr House willie the distance to Orange Court House
IS about eight miles Mr. Conner and hescUrs Edward Light
foot Lgtioot whose residence contiguous will take
pleasure In howing the property thoroughly
the sale will be- oneourth Of the purchase money
down. end The residue In three equal annual instruments with In
the sale be secured BY bond With tuhnt
the Subtraction OF the undersigned and deed Of trust
upon the premises. WM. GREEN Richmond,
-etds JAS W. MALHER Madison.
An accurate map Of this estate may be Mr. Green's
of Main and SIEVE streets Richmond,
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VALnARLR FARu FOR SILL a.r ior .ale

pryately nv farm Bell Mont yns In the county Of hng
and Queen near The nouring vtg stcvensvi and hye
miles from the House. saierr OBTAINS about 30 acres
n We'll adaped 10 the growth Of oats and tobacco
well supplied timber, large por1 (which near the Mat
tanon river: Dwelling with with an once In
ne yard ali rcstf'sy house 10 good condition, and
large barn Itatlei N new
sessed BY ~, oip OF productseness, health location k
&C. 4 pr suned persons desiring purchase would prefer
"s " - NJ p TODD
uhs-eY sge-enrvine P. O.. King and Queen, Va
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MERCHANTS SAVINGS BANK OF RICHMOND.
CnnIfnl ..--- S5O.OOO.


OFFICE WITH THE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
MONEY received deposit In Of I've dollars
w which interest vii paid the Of SIX per
ar remaining x months longer for shorter
DDS hterrs the Of five Per annum The
faEi responsible for deposits Deposits received
cerl a atrE issued By III Cashier
DIRECTORS.
David Curris Jim Oooley,
q. Maury, No. NJ Bur;On
Wm g. Paine. WIN. n Christian,
Gel. n. Gwathmey, Jas n HaektEt,
1.sEs Glnter, John a. Montsgue,
J0hn r. sublgtt, Geo j. Sumner,
Jas T.. Appeison, John Wilson,
Peter C. WarEiek, In @ shafrr,
John Thompson Brown.
JOHN II CLAIBORNE President
ROBT r. BROOKE, Cashier.
ALkN GARRETT secretary lpS-dim
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ORSNGE LANDs EOR sAbF.--Being DESTROYS @

arrange LAND9 EOR sAbF.-Beng DESTROYS Of
ag my servan 70 cotton growing State oner
tue tracts OF land near the village OF Barbours Va The one
on which reside called Burlington contains about 90 acres
81 good and improved land well set In and producing hne
IRON, az tob.cco al the base OF the
South ives, range mountains the uplands gently unduag
and the which there about 90 aer vel wa
y entire length Of the farm The I'M
consist Of handsome andcommodo DIV
house schos house with conveniently suSed Two
harm zone having stable under ~ oyerseer house Ice
house carriage with stable in basement tobacco houses
wants other suitable buldngs garden AM or
chards also saw Grst MIL with unf4ng water power
There turnpike to Gordonse the junction Of the
Central and Orange Alexandria Railroads. distant about hve
miles Being located within few hours travel OF Richmond
and other large cities convtnenuy near churches
schools advantages with regard 10 10
eay ry health and agreeable society, Unsurpassed By any
portion Of the stIie.
Ans about SEQ good farming land adapted either for
grazing raising crops well wAtered and set In grass The I'M
are plain but comfortable dwelling house. with all
necessary out buildings well wooded and will be
sold separately or together the purchaser may desire
My address Is "Barboursyile, Orange county, Va
ma26 eff }. b. NEWMAN.
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CANyE NUIsANCEs.-A correspondent complains bit
tery Of the dog population and invokes the police to
exte nj laie the " ainous beasts" We hope they will
do So Ia respect 20 the particular dog whose endless
barking and hoEling every night complained Of,
We can suggest btter remedy than the administration
OF "cur-sd lebanon, some other stuff that may
danger the dogs vitality. Sill Il i perous 70 throw
phyr TO the dogs without the ibsoie certainty Of its
degluutOn BY them; and however annoying ineessaut
bGrsng e, good Ct izeu viii hesitate long before
destroying h neighbours dog. this account unless it
il destitute Of good qualities and only Eft die"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
ARRIyALSAT PRINCIPAL HOTELS
COLUMBIAN III OTEL.
JOaRpA II. ORENSHAW, Proprietor.

COLUMBIAN n OTEL.
JOsEPA H oRENsHAW, Proprietor.
July ,ls6s.
IEAD-s v. sosephus Gregory. Iuntnburg
n A HSptir a Petersburg Ford jr. LynchbGfg
A Douvlss Balt Rucker. 20
mo n 1a,n NO Capt O wilson, Dlnvile
q M asg5y Va john Blugh do
Tho a IL do OF Doawel Orleans
7 G Psyton, Richmond MeBhdr Texm
q Drewrv DO Rucker, Lynehburg
David Moore Cheserh ID GABotles, Texas
AFVaughan Amelia eam1 Rud, Amelia
r. r Wood DO Porter FaRg Danvtle
N wood do " WingJ "a RI
scott PowhAtan HAmIR, Va
A Wiss Amelia q BIB Temple, Fredericksburg
JEPuIinson. do q shepherd Fln
T w Musgraye do PA Grimm, Bark Henry, Buck
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE,
JOHN P. 4 THOMAS BALLARD, PrOPrisiOrs.
- July I'd, 1850
- s,.r,se Cha. City Miss Orgaln sv't, Chas City
Mrs sake DO JsIoGm, Bait
"a W.. t.r ladv Ala Thos Parker lady SO
Ms T HlemlnR PhIa Mis- NJ Hughes, do
A " FleminR do n Cooke, Va
4 + 1verbv Va Dr Thos Eavans, NJ
- Colsrssn 4 laIy. Va NV Rhodes, Va
W Rruce Va FTerr1, Hanover
D. MeArdh, Louisa co, vs. yR Bryon, Jr, Va
4 y sbsnnard Va Jno o Harrlt, Louisa
I WoeiSonl louisa Leualrd Points, Petersb'g
a Denanievl, Breven Brgg', va
7 T cerP n, NoutR " street % IoN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

TIME BEAUTIFUL FARM OF $50 ACRES IN
4 HFNRICO. AZ MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, NEAh %
BROOK TURNPIKE FOR SAlEWe are authorized b mrs mar
Tia Chamberlayne 10 sell her beautiful called Montrose
resides The tract contains S acres OF which
about heavily Ia original growth OF OAK The
balance high Of cultivation The build
ngs garden lawn Ia perfect order and o. amp,
,daiOn OF large family but among The most
beautiful to lie around this city The borhood equal
any. To appreciate he comforts ard Advantages OF The
property Il Is only acessary 10 view the place.
The pr e and terms will te accommodating Apply 70
iei8Ieim GODDlN 4 APPERsON. Aucs
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SEE a. PARR,s

DERUVI'N syrup, or PROTECTED So
LUTON PRUToXTDE Iron. The most sncaeous remedy
Inown Tor Dyspepsa affections of the Liver Dropsy Neursgs
bronchitis oonumpve tdenees Dsorieed State Of the Blood
Bos Cataneous Complaints ~ vus Dance the prosTa-
live en- Mercury General Debility and al diseases
recurring and aeraivs medcnsl large supply just
eeved and fer saleby jy2 DOVE co. Hhosile prugss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
TIE DOUGLAS MOVEMENT IN VIRGINIA

THE DOUGLAS MOVEMENT IN VIRGINIA
The Democratic organ Of Petersburg (the "Iader, y
has the ioosing the head Of is columns in is issue
Of yesterday:
meeting Of the National Democracy favorable to the
regular nominee Of The Democratic Convention Balt-
more Stephen A. Douglas, for President and Herschel
V Johnson for Vice President will meet at the Court
House for the purpose Of organizing Ward Vigilance
Committees Thursday evening, the 9Th OF july az
o'clock. full attendance = desired.
SAhL W. VENABLE, President
CLzSs AND n n rHENWARE.-ws have on
NJ hand c0mcte ock o. the above suited 70 Dealers Hotels
private FAMILIES sheh detrrmned sell
haiilar goods can BE- bought a any markst
VA BCTLER 4 SON
js25 - Peal or ian street
R~AT COST.
- DRESS GOODS
NzE BEiUriEuL ~ SrrlE rExruRE embracing
Fns JAeonets asd OrgRnties, plain and bounced
french Befeses, plain and bounced
btrsge Arg.aiae. plain and hCunced
Popl ns and Poplinegea
Challe De Lanca,
TX AND SILK 2OBIs, kc &c., &C
he sovc AID other Goods az cost and 0a
49, % cs until The hst OF August TO make for fan
Al G0 Of ererv pfi0 N our large and elegant stock
y nkDcckD rHcEs M A be kpf copc By addition.
- Grey Barge AngAse Low prices lyed his ng,
WATKINS FlCKLEN.
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TTVHE drm SPOTS HARVEY CO. expires his day By iml-
taon. The Of the drn will be used In tquieaion
JN0 & SPOTS,
JNO. ID " NRHEI,
W. q THOMAS.
Rtrrs,vp lime s0ts 1SeD
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la NALuARLR IAmES RIYEK FARnI FOR

4 VALUABLE JAMES RIVER FAHM FOX
N SALEThe subscriber Offers Tor sale privately, Xxx Hill -
This place Is situated about hy miles shove Richmond he
Canal containing 1900 hundred Of land about 10 OF which
cultivation 26l Of the finest river low groundA TIE rest
In cug alton high land and In the highest ate Of
Improvement the land not 10 cultivation Is generally well wooded
ImproN ements OF the best kind.
r HARRISON
Columbia p o.
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nEsIRAELE FARM IN FLUvANNA oOUN

DESIRARLE FARM IN RLUVANNA COUN-
~ ny FOR sAE-lt contains $40 ncrcs-ies on the MVaE-
ma River the Mssome 400 cleared Of which 700
IL low grounds y Of fac quality Of the high land some 100
clover and well improved The whole well Waered
And lncosed
The improvements yery goOdhe dwelling Is Of brick two
story above ba mengoOd ktchen carriage ani Ice
house Also the yard all neatly painted surround
ed with a nice lawn and shade ireoE.
good for oyeeer and servants as wen ss
bars Wheat Tobacco Stationary Tethlng Ma
chine Orchard pies Pears, Peaches Grapes, dc.
We the place s4 900 small cash payment balance
from TO years.
Mr. Payne living near It, will show 1t Address
d J HARTsOoK,
z r. LEWIS,
maylT-2Awu HowAausyt1E 4, Va.
Ei have several other for sale and will sell very
accommodating terms and at low prices ID. H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

NEW POTOMAC FAMILY HERRINGs, Eross
iys~diV ''''' wM WALLACE soSA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

TIYBLA FOR SALR.-Thls Farm contains 1916 acres
III b. late 1t well timber d. Abounds In sreen sand
on the Pamunkey River In the county o. King william four miles
Tunsals station and twenty four miles from Hehmn9d
The YORK River Railroad map the Farm may be seen In the
'''' - WILLIAM A. BRANDON,
IL R-clm Acqulnton. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRACT We
Y YARN THREE MILES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE
eel the Yarn owned and occupied
John H,rrison Eq the Williamsburg road (Which
being made tarnpike) about three miles below Richmond
contains acres under good fence and in state Of Gull
yatlon Tt buildings consist OF framed dwelling and all
houses al In first rate repair The nelghbohood
good There well Of excellent water on the premises For
terms, apply to -
ieis-2awct 6ODDIS APPERsoY, Aucis.
ORANGE LAND FOR SALE.
OFFER for privately Farm In Orange county Va, nd
Joining land q. Crenshsw and Others containing
Acres sueency Of wood and every necessary building
The open land well taken 10 In Improving cond
ton. 1s farm Il beautifully situated 10 the Southwest noun
n excellent nehborhood and within three miles OF the
Orange and Alexandra Railroad Ny address Rapid Ann Sta
Iel9-etf RIM GRAVES
NOTICE.-AtA meeting OF the President and Directors Of
~ River and KanawhA Company held In Rehmoui,
on Saturday AJr IT, 1880 the following der adopted:
Resolved That navigation shall be suspended for the purpose
Of repairing the canal as follows:
On shall be such temporary Suspension be-
the LIST aud 18th OF July be required by the miers
aud manufacturer
navigation shall be suspended from the LIST to the 18th Of
Juy between Lock No. and Lock No and between Seven
Island Dam and Lock No. 20.
Extract from the Records.
me VI. p
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

EyADING rHE LAw.-RO Radford, huokster in the
Second Market brought before the Recorder, yes
terdsy charged with buying whorJeberres from
tryman .ud Offering them for sale again The accused
prov ult be hid contracted 20 buy the fruit
"a previous delivery, which fact, his counsel Col
August commended entitled him 20 discharge but the
Recorder construed The ordnance differently aud right
eou-ly as b, ieve fined the defendant $. This
was reported by Mr. Jas +. Tyler who il officiating
as Clerk OF the Market and shall award him due cred
it tor sporting know he WILL every similar voli
tio1 OF the market ordnance Which NAV come 70 his
knowledge.
When che Recorder made known his decision. Col
ADJUST gaiied his intention appeal but the Recor-
der Informed him that the right appeal IN bis opiu-
ION did exist the newly elected Judge had not
yet entered upon the d-eharge o. his duties.
M,rEwoSIAL-Ssveuteen marriage licenses we're issu-
cd 10 june from the Clerks Oiee Of the Hastings Court
Of this city, viz.
Taos j. Hill and Nary E R,a'; Charles Talland and
CAb Gaberlciu; = Shepperson aud Indiana A. Glaze
brook. Jonathan W. Wilson and Mary Elizabeth Jones'
John McNeuara sud Eliza Ann Read; Elijah a. Jennings
a1i Mildred A. smith; John A. Pzzini and Virginia "
Wood: Chts. Koss and Elizabeth Washing, William D.
Pate and beech B. Ward, August ElIerbock and Mar
garrt Era'z. Parker G. WestcOatt and Mary A. Lord
Johu Williams and Mary Davis; Edward 7. Holmes and
Lucy Z. Robin. on. Albert BloOmcr and Ann +. Har-
grove; George Deal and Cab. Klein; Mchae Hasseu
and Bridget Kinney, and SamT B. Conway aud Nancy r.
Nc Adams
The number issued in june o. asst year -. Three
Ecrnce, were ssue yesterday, fair commencement for
July, consider. the ate Of the Thermometer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
LiTESFNEWs By TELEGRAPH.
'.'RAfhsn EXPRESSLY For ruE "tySonRrra y,ae,s,,~s
Republican State Convention of Maryland
EkRlBLE ROW.

= BALTIMORE, April 60 Tho Republican State
Convention If Mary nd me, mt Rcehali,e llnl
t n 'n'tn,ns Mnntoou ~ Bar was eio,ci.
frcs'dtnt "t the ,rui,,
ihefr was large crowd of spectators. iuclnliry
a considerable sprinkling of "Rous.s,a VIM we
ied by Erasmus Lrvy who commenced a .,i,;,,t.
nah r. Levy and his followers made rush, upset
Tue ffrsldent's table, knocking several Reprbli-
cans down, and tearing up their papers and docu.
mehts. The police interf,4ed, and several arrests
were made. The Convention then adjourned ill
two q clock.
On retiring from the Hall, the members were
greeted on the outside by large crowd, who i'll.
lowed them with hootings
Gnnnison, prominent abolitonist, was pursued
ny an immense mob crying "lynch him p" hang
him" there goes the nan who stole niger.
there goes the spirit of John Brown" etc. Gun
n'son finally took refuge in the Marine Bank,
whence the police escorted him toa place Of safety
and the crowd was slowly dispersed
The Convention had been in session some lime
before 1t was disturbed, and the committees were
appointed
AT two o'clock p. NJ, crowd assembled in
front OF the Hall where the Convention was to
meet. Tho Police Commissioners, with II large
force, were on hand to preserve order bu, the
owner OF the Hall having refused permission to
have it used !ongar Tor said purpose the Cruycn.
ton probably assembled elsewhere, but wLe,ca.
bouts not known.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
FOURTH DIsrATCH.
Congressional.

WAsulNGroN, April 2G.-SENArE-The Chair
presented n communication from the Secretary Of
State, transmitting Henry R. Cosbe's report on
the occupation of San Juan; also a communica-
ton from the Secretary of War, transmitting
Majors Mordecais and Delafels reports on the
Crimean War.
Adjourned till Monday.
HorsE Mr.. Smith, of Virginia, defended his
State from certain allegations made by bingham.
orately caumnous. Mr.. Bingham attempted to
vindicare his position by reference to the views
of the late Gpv. Mcdowell. This was promptly
met and rcrutcd by Mr.. Smith
Several speeches Of political character wcro
mn1c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

oFooLs-Dr. Bagby's apology for Fools was
,,ds last night at Dudley Hail. before large, intel
,sent and highly delighted auditory Indeed we
d not remember to have seen on the ion of
anv former lecture, Hore OF the beauty. fashion and
culture of the city, than was present last even
;no .Mozis," think, did himself infinite credit,
anI handled his very difficult suhiectin truly phil
osophcaran mastery manner. While the lecture WIS
and bumor. va a. Times truly eloquent. The
col,ies and foiblcs oil the 'wordly wise" and would
no "select circles were shown up with an unspa-
rno hand while the man whose aspirations were
h;aber and noblcr than the misery accumulation
# nerishable pclf, defended most. trumphantly
Taken altogether, the lecture was decided success
ia moral was of the most wholesome character and
The audience testified their appreciation OF the speak
ers we'll directed hits by repeated bursts of laughter
and frequent and hearty applause. We congratulate
,he Doctor on his success in the new field he has
Ia =, entered and hope he will be encouraged to
~ Ike further efforts in tie same direction.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27
CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
PROSPECT OF A RUPTUREll

CHARLESTON. April 2G.-The Convention assem-.
blcd at ten o'clock This morning.
Mr.. Fitzhugh, Of Virginia, presented series Of
resolutions in favor Of the enforcement. Of the Fla.
gti,e Slave Law, which were rc!erred to the
Platform Committee.
Mr.. Hughes, Of Pennsylvania, PRESENTED n res
"luon, providing that the Government should
have power to enforce the existing laws relative
to the protection Of slave property in the Terrific
rics. Referred.
Mr.. Seward, of Georgia, presented resolution
ON the rights Of Shareholders: describing n suiu-
bic plato. ID, and declaring Mr. Guthrie, Of Ken
lucky, proper mnn to be nominated Tor the Pre-
sidcncy.
Resolutcas on the Tariff were referred, without
reading.
Several other resolutions, relating to slavery
and the protection of slave properly were intro
duced and referred.
The Committee on Platforms is still out and
it is understood that they wholly unable to
agree and that three several platforms will DO
presented.
SECOND DISPATCH.
This forenoon, n motion to adjourn was with.
drawn, in order to enable tho presentation of n
resolution to instruct the Committee not report the
National Committee until after the nomlnatio1 d
are made.
The Louisiana delegation prcsentcdn resolution
which is believed to have emanuted from John
NidcIl, Tor the protecton OF slave property IN the
Territories and declaring that it is the duty Of
the Federal Government to secure the rights of
Shareholders there.
Adjourned until four o'clock this afternoon.
THIRD DISPATCH
The Convention re-assomblcd at four o'clock
this afternoon.
Several unimportant resolutions were introJuc-
cd and referred.
1t having been repeatedly asserted that the
Platform Committee would be unable to report at
all, q resolution offered instructing the Com
mitee to report progress at ten o'clock to-mor-
row.
Pending which, toe Convention adjourned un-
Ill that hour.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
Great excitement prevails in the Convention
The Southern Cotton States threaten that if Squat
ter Sovereignty is introduced i'll the Platform
they Will scccde and nominate Jefferson Davis and
Fernando Wood.
Douglas has telegraphed his friends to accept
the Cincinnati Platform and the bred Scott de-
ci>ion. but no more. Tomorrow will be an excl
ting time.
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Markets..

New YonK, April 2G.-Cotton steady. Sales OF
1000 bales Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
iirmer; Kentucky white IS. Corn buoyant ; mix
cd 7Sc Yellow Soc White s4aS5c. Pork heavy !;
Mess l750al7.95 Whiskey 23c. Turpentino
lGl Rosin steady at 60. Rice steady
BALTIMORE. April 26.-Four firm; Ohio sol !;
State. SOL: Wheat buoyant; White l.G8aS0c; Red
l.5Ou55 Corn quiet at 7oa75c Provisions I'M
changed Whskey 22e. New York Stocks dull
and irregular; Virginia skies, 923. Money easy
at per cent on call.
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Road ThiSf

UtF,
M s-- Mcssrs. Perry Davis h Son :srstialinie 10
TIC you and duty Ia suffering humanity, require that
she AID make known the benefit have derived from the NJ
truly valuable Pain Killer and II by seeing this any su
f will be- induced as to give il trin aud be healed,
| II ali he compensated n thousand fold
nJuo, 80 after proacicd illness Of several months
severely attacked with drpwsncss vertigo dHncss Of
sig ht md loss Of appetite accompanied by fver difficulty
brc ahng, etc NJ phi, -an pronounced pneumonia
boz dcrng The hrst Stage n consunpon and aor exhaust
ing his skill, declared positively that Ind the consumption
tina be could do nothing for and that die Howcv
err" he a. ,iHpdm me % brstth could
do, which did with effect. | then made OF
. which proved inefficient
iy this time my symptoms pain in the hcad, morning
and during the night darling pains through the chest
nr In the palms of the hands, quick pulse, night speais,
'i u, oi bcalhng cc when fprunntey got hold of tho
'Prpprs Pamphlet In which the oases II Mcssrr. nn
Gore, and others which induced 10 try Perry Davis Ncge
rahc Pain kici and strange appsar, derived
b,urhi IN the use of one twenty ave cent bottle than ha
done from all other medicines. have used four bottles OF tho
Pain Killer and am hearty aud enjoy better health than
heretofore done for number Of years. 3
NH l0lm GUsTAvtIs A. CELoY. 2
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

ECLIPSE OF JuplTkR.-Abont midnight, last night
the planet Jupiter ecipsed in the northern part
New Hampshire and Maine and some part of the
British Provinces, bu; in the Southern part of New
Fnvaud the least distance Of the edge of the planet
and our satellite was about twentieth of TIE diam
o,er of the latter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-27

MonETiA TO EAr.-A,ter this date, the morning
mail trnin ON the Orange and Alexand. ia Railrond
viii leave this city at twenty-five minutes past five
o'clock, instead Of fifteen minutes past five as hereto
FIRE This will give passengers ten additional ninu
tps for breakasting which is very decided improve.
p,cnt ON the former ordeT Of things.