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Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-02

FOURTH DAY-THURsDAY, April 90.
PURSE 800. Two mile heats. Free for all ages.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
Great Passenger ana Freight Route
10 IIIE. y . |, W.T..

FU,RAyELE aaa Merchants ,rgeia, Tennessee
Il Western part of e"rlia AMI III" Northern lan al Alam
aud Mississippi informed hat connected thrnug!
Pa senacr freight line has been arranged sn
uing per week hrhaarg. Va, an View
York, the s,u-eio Railroad 10 t Point aud
Now York by the New York and Virginia steamship tonpa
N.Y. splendid line u hrsi class side wheel stcamshp-h
town, Jan.-inw aud kuannsc..
Th,sine affords advantages above all others Its the otnp
and agreeable route Tor pariicuar,
eomiag hong line Of Hlraa' Tor the, - board
1, , W." h - IN % p., s,s am s,d nmr, ' %
"'sg" they are In W" orl perfectly rese "n f'a i
ha.,e.' fa.'ee from i!neno,tg !" Ne" i's' are aai
Freight route This line The shortest anil hsi between
Ne" York and The south Vest fhr - rns'Ps "'ns
side the shar,es II The south idc Earla COMPANY 81,
Point AMI there Is drasage :" ,"rls, c,"p ung hcin;
transferred Immediately from The steamships /" h s- AMI
with The greaie- dispatch he fpio"n. larId ni urash
RATES ia' tren as'eed emn by The aifed and steamship
w,hi"p 10 avail themselves of our through rats mu'' h''e
'ne' s,oa ts ns @g s' %v 6, s SaS f 4, ' %
~ ,la'' 2na 'm-'' sd '.''', IN ',l's,
In GoCkE 4 rAlI.nL A..nls Iynchhurs Nn
sAMi q, nArllsf& 60, svl, reicr'eucs Va
ltpLAN iIitSEKIN, A2't-, II iiroad"ol, y.
hoMEsrIc Dry coon--llea,y l aud ,otion
~ I"h' 'oi 9h'e"s' and "'a'u'S 7fe'' Tor -'Gtag
,oOkiSG sGoA telue arrived another large supply o
- o"rsmg -i",es, amoug thcn he cerbrn,e >or md
Merit ior woai nni coal al- the Premium surprise
gius All right With olher- Of various patterns al hace
Furnaces. Hollow Mare sadrons %e. at IN Nam str
nmy 10 I. :. BIl---
RqiRNtiSes r FL D., +" "a% }r, suppl Of @
IN the Patent Gas generating iampe-i"f snlr heap
Je DTS J. II. THOMPSON.
NOTICE.
Ii goods intended for the Freight Train must he drli,ere
N al the Iyn"hhurg Depot the evening hc"re by hull a.l
three O'Clock The departure the -, Renders Ibis
arrangement peusable 10 the loading The goods
the next freish train I. ID. JElllS,
NH 2ts General Freight Ageui.
Thorley's Food for Cattle.
E)oSSESelNG the hr aud medical proper les contained IN
spring essential To hrrdNtrpu> animals
rates In stimulating The stomach digestive 10 health,
lh,s compound conimenl feeding
snlng their faod composed pure, of vegetable matter,
lor AHrph1g horses good condition unettallcd Pigs
i,n VIA eupr'ng rapidly upon H. aud i, flesh
1aFon AM NAluc fowkoepcrs Will IND adv IN
ne quantity and improved qnui Of the mlk
! is Al anuials hrnohttrd by
/ Fourteen leeds ol IHORLEl = fOOp FOH CATTLE Is y
saving of staoe per weeks in keeping horSr hetici
| health mud mnr, work.
Two feeds will increase o: six quarts rich mill
| ~ pr
In iedng sheep, Pigs and stock generally corresponding
| profit IA obtained
Barrcs its Feeds with measure, 80 Q,
| y Zst u
| l., NJ. FESsER, sole Ag't for L. :.
| u Broadway. y. York.
For sale by srABLLk IL oNLs,
ma! @1-imd ISnchburg, va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
Forwarding Bnsiuess

fNNHt james River am khnRwha ttupfHA having a-"aic
10 the propagation ~ thr south 49, q. 4 &" is
trc h rnulrs hay" t. 'f'{ lid to alsau'r
however" by that Arrangement enabled tr psf
goods 70 - atas The south Slp
Co.. provided i,} aib"fr 10 TIA. sIHHtuts. AMI IN
icos the tin,r1ce will be- much grsn'" At rate
Hsfs7Hi 1Sf ~ rdHr ~ tie ioef 3Isttic punt
1rftcs high tu- viii 'rmt; uui thu
l!uc"hurs au1 the Wa viii ani II greatly f., hc alNauak
Ia ship ihcir goods via kiuhnond \, =. III,
tor" arlng and C'mnli.,,on Merchant.
InhKth LIZ Tn I'm lLn.k. kinhmnnI Nn
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Notice..

A MOTHER suppl! OF GAS flAIUEES arrived consislip.,
JOINTS tc &c, th Gilt and Olnc maAnr a mi, ".tr,',
OF Fixtures necessary for completing IN, work thai NAV be
wanted. All persons in want of Chandeliers pfns r can
make their selection from illustrated /. M re far
Ia. purpose containing great variety a., y .,tn.
"'''e' 'fi"''uiil! belhE Sai'.
~ All work done promptly NJ The luwcst I4cs and war.
ianird 10 give satisfaction, al l2l Nam street
may 10 C.s bIISS
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RTCHT98n ADyRRTTsFMRHTs.

- Notice
rnlHE an u PuLLIAN BETS having hi. day era.cd
4 NM L. BELTS uif <spnsteus in The SEGRD AUCTION
HteINEss snd iakea into eoariner>hp shh bim T. j.
oaE8ogY TAey IN ssdset sAs husness aasr Ihe nfm ~
HfTfS A0REf1fSRf Franklin street.
bsou Wsd -yes ssd siai one sqaarr bes lhr
arm ssesee q rsliam nsiis respectfully sp
tinuzucr ~ The tfronaee which ibesi! extended 10
Wn nj R-,is ~hle Q the arm Of fNlliam h Beiis
Tey have IN services Of Mr. BsHRoD W. Eispns
as lleft ~ho has lncres, ID The business :
= ~N-r - NN. IT, BETS,
D. ! GREGORY.
p,,,xoSn Nav IL tsaa MAJ IL Jly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
AMERICAN G!ANO.
IN II II II =. N4E -E.NVe
+ Il % u j. K \ = ANp MAKERS |.

r Il % u j y K \ | : AN u BA kEE'S ISLAM DS
In tae Pacllic Ocean,
st'rrd to ia Planter AMI ita"r- after ,lt>fic-
Tor! I'nit hN" t.'n aanei Icy practical experiments
ha'c 90, gentlemen IN trua VII" ia,s used side s
With ia terNan lnc Island AMI other Fertilizers aud VIM
ttsdil lis III riar D., Importance .iI kdIc.
II Wi act upon soils ;'he nate well as Ijrabie Ter
liillrr. rnficAuiG. ei Hpt ekA4u>hL.
II i sud NJ iad'! s> pa 81 than fctGNian and wlrn
Nfsf tiNl c"NiTS lie reIH III Ia tca. grcaeT.
ianit II r"uianH- ultIr9uls certificates
Virginia and oif states will he forwarded appiici
Al" rUiE N,EAt at jts Aiu"rean "a Iano Cunpan! t-
nphI and all iaeSps All nlnIe nnh the trade
al i' 'nru!, tie Arrtan eagrI AMI ~ih bc Warranted
pH7e l. VII he pa strong 6a.s barrels i, option
al the InfeHas,r fur, 80 per ton.
FnitN ii. GAVE, i..h street. Eichmo H.
f.h 2$-ts D-i.s LAlY / "a, Tor I'm. l,5uTg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
LEE AED PRE- IN TRANCE.

| -. .ez T-.,,.o,no Com M nv
ln0VlrGlnia Lis LIS W anH ~ In-a,5 al a.,
nov ts. Ii. a. ,,,s I'M, rianre of II. objects.
- Pieye 80 a.. .ls,,as d,Iiss seen st.bib-
- s..a,s M n.f<g holders, thereby
ns. 80 ..,I a.. ,ysn,y~rs f the mutual ssstcin With
-. - ...,.i .,'l,., Slors al sI,issl. aud he
~ ~, n S,el HI, = a ornament nl0neyed
t,es., In conducting It's an r. suh prudence and
Tn. tr r re1uires ~ Capital ri'st aud Ehrn
Ing. a. he ia .J In Bond anal Mortgage ubinennbered
Heal H. al,. worth double The afnoant
The chief .,I-c Company IL 10 all IN reisnlne al
home the Immense money which ANNUAL! rom
our stat. Tor Life korherr ran- ibnl
money loaned for tern ,cafs, at 'Eai
Interest, and dsbufssd in nTId,.
Endowment AMI annuiits granl'f LHe anu ifii 'H''
assured ut as low rates rs other good tonlhie- SLAVES insurer
for year for term Of Years.
ID u hi RH
VIM u. Macfarnhd, J"in fur,.H'
Joseph Allen, raini ha!P,
E"sc'. H. ii,aih 3"s Il; ahi''9'"
!bos. W Mceanoe, -, "mmIm:,
.onn u. mm''n.asu'b IL. " G.':;,,i,
'h.t' :. DnI'' n ~ n ss.h
1--we "ihe', - :; ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH

An excellent Lotion Disease. syphc Nature h.
Injection IN Disc the UuRt organ. ARISING
Hats " Dissipation, used lSlract,
Baeha or sar.alarii. IN saeh li'ssa.e. ns rccn' nr
CEG1iFICArks az CUEES.
From : D. 10 gears -tuadfnp
sciIsGE ANp FsME
For Ned'cai ProPerte' OF Btthv, n.pen,n'or o tn
Professor DEwEE-, ,s.u.b, - 30 Iaese al
Ph,se
see maic b! the tate ee'ehrate a. PiY.lcN ii
Philadelphia.
see male b. Dt EPHRAlH M,..ps Eli, ce.
bra.d Physician ans Nrnis, 70. E,.st aleye q
grons Iresai. and 'uhshe IN lae fran>ep The King
See Meaic,e ',rurgira' Rs,lsx paols,a p. bESJAHiN
TkAfEss f.,.or u ,oyai s'i q, 81 SUI 'e .
Extract Barha......s 90 per bottle ~ for s. on
SaTsapariila, 40 30
improved Rose Wash 30 abb
o. HALr :lso watch VIII sulcicn,
the obstinate d,.ie- ahrr to. DE.
lvertl tn Address. secar, cavd lf1,n a.tfalipn,
DESCRIBE slNPIoA.- Il ALA odNUs SIC ATOMS.
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis /! !
rsrsonaly agpe4rra hs,s' A'aytn Of ,e ct 81
rnssasala ~ i. ntthL ~ W" le'ns an! sNoin doih
H. I. itrLMBoLp.
srom and subscribed beiery me, ds! november
1874 WA. y. HIBREND. AHFet4aJn,
Address ietfess ter information in conhde
II. T. HELMBOLD Chemist
Depot. 100 South Tenth st. below Che smut, Phia.
nsBeW are Of 1Ounterfelts.
AND USPRINoIPLED DEALERS.
Who endeavor dispose o~S. and OTHER
Heimbo,ds Genuine PREPARATIONS.
- I" sarsapnriIla,
Improved Eose wash.
,n SGD N JolIN 4 sEAY; L,Ss s,.n VA,
ASK FOR HELMBoLD's TAKE no OTHER
Cut oai the advertisement and send for a, .,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
april g. ,6O-dAcIy
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pGrEasBJaG ADVERTISEMENTS

a. ~ - THE L1GL e.
Ftt.h~ - a,t, and the Iuni1 ..,icg.y ni The
" largest and 81 ,.Ns Ii WAIt li.e. jim ElEl
sihN ltSAtb. F.t Il" ~ and FIiSlt LASS GOODS
81 .Nrt variety li, In. presented tn the pahlic, as
cicsi rt,A heu mad III ups Other cstab
mi 'H Ia ms ar a.. coiHTy. la ever. department
ta tnauairtac ur un!r'c1 Ihr styis ami
lie mos, HnilIc classical ald elaborate Workmanship.
selt --t;S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
BLOOD: BLOOD! BLOOD!
Heimbotds Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla.


This n n affection Of the blood.
AND ATTACKS 1hE SEXUAL. ORGANS.
Innings OF TIE Nosi EARS
THROAT, wlSDP1PL,
AND OTHER MfCOTS SURFACES.
Making lie appearance IN The form Of L IL Els,
helmbolds Extract pHrila
Pur6es the Blood.
And removes all Scay Eruption. OF Iht SKIN
GIVING To The COMPILATION \
CLEAR AND HEALTHY COLOR.
II being prepared expressly this class oil ls
Blosd Purifying Properties preserved greater
than any oti,er preparation OF saTsaparIlia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
CHINA, GLASS, AND EAaTaGI WARE

No III Main Street Richmond Va
-sz1 | HEkLWlTii beg leave IA, af.r n, ri ud ~
n ~ the I'dio generally, that now ia 10 h i
NJ fALl.~lp,k % bpOlt-. larger aEd mn tasIfa
l.a "a i.cocItet emit
DiJ,psf It foifeI Stfs ii'sf,r it.tfs. tsfs
Nts, Watt thiaa aHd GeIIite. at The te Nrir.
,t .t,i-, and by the single pair Ny a.
Wnetr~ALt IrADg have selected srts car fA
seii low .aekng hau.,
United >tpie ~ receive my z'ps ir.e from III, aut,at-
iuter. \ cali respectfully spiirus
luls q div q. Il. rSNIoE. Richmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

aJOHNSON YOUNGER AZ oIES,
ia PkARl- ] .Etf.
nrrxKsx saJs AND G ARY, zI,luSosp, sIEstNA
FrAyE ON HAND AND OffE. fpR sAi-L--
ia 1905 bags Lilo. LAguyTz sn.l Java toh.e;
Ehags Mocha 10
.sss sides good and damaged sole Leather
300 boxes Adainaniinc Candies,
100 boxes Browa Soap
i25 boxes Fancy do
leo Kegs Old Dominion Ssiis
100 barrels y. O. Moassrs;
Is hogsbeads Cuba Nalasses
y. q Sugar;
loo barrels extra {. sugar
10 Low graJ~- Sugar
u do grannlsiej Sugar
~ GROUND sugar
rs patent loaf
barrel. eraslei sugar:
10 keg. soda:
lt,u boae. Frc.rh Wiador Glass.
In kits No MaekcnI:
10 barr.i- No, Herring;
100 bushris Clover, 1imothy and other Grass seeds.
Beside. 81 Ggb'EEik- n. well a. lhrgr
and well selected stock FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC lio
Uogs ". agents. for uf the b'si brands 81
MOUNTAIN EYE KIisKEY. nil Of which viii sell low.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
Grand Exhibition OF the New

FRAN KILN IL Co.
Eupif>AIE >Nn EfrAu
GR0CERS e COMMISSION ME CHANTS,
W. a. Mon Nrrri a,st tom r. tiI.yty Warehouse,
I \ ( II Is I Ittt, V A.,
L L Nv T. IN HAND AND FOX NAi.l.--
L 20 bays G". lagiHtL ard Java coffee:
itHi tiis, Brown Ma &, truhc,i uiicrzcd sugar.
lhHn lbs ltnh,NI'" and Mon Cotton Yarns;
2Oh hcss Obi buuNd1n Nsis;
2oo saehS Liverpool .tnd ,r-nie >a,t
~ hoNcs Alanmn.tuo aud ! allow Candies:
91U sides good sole Leather;
Sti blankets:
10 ions ron, Qannced, Ro,i, la, Horse Shoe Gouna
oval and Hoop;
~ eases hcaN! Bouts and BroZan> Shoes;
New Orleans AMI Ncsi India Muit><s fine sru Econ S,S
Loaf sugar, NaekrNl IN hrrcsd hits Gree. and Black J,,s
Brown and l"rt SOAPS. ce, Na Spices. Ginger T., u,rr
sHltfcirc Aau. tNra,t La.Wut,i ni:,, Ma.irr >,rr1
NndhM Has', Fat! wagon Boxes, Spades, -hpy-Is Irnc.
thnins Grind stones, Grind Suir FNta. NJ
Rods, White l'H'i "Hc, iaun,r~ III. Z, ,tbcr t,t
shear aud s"t'i eter AAs-, tnlry iackng Powder,
SHOT Lead faIHtt hh'Nel-. IuXcs, NESS of ruins
Wrapping ana NrAhG Paper, onue bread Irvine, Bem Johns
Suh Natt, sap" brA Houls, su, hroWn bl aelr and
striped Dom, siirs. lgid Ln~ys, Jeans Ktrstys Tu ,
Fauucis, Bed Bauscis. talcn,> Aarcas Nc with TAR -.
AMI Gtitra! assortment ol Hnr aud Liquors, inc. A.
~ Particular ao ntion paid Ia tie sale Tobacco " heal
Corn. Flour and Nil other kinds Produce and lftl r
!,r.~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
{ orMc. az Eighth anH nurcfb SIS

WASHINGTO HOUSE
sorMcc al Eightn un! tnurctp SIS,
IN NCIIB URIC, VIRGINIA.
fsIlI subscrlrr. recent, manager II the Cac ua,
p,aaaro normng his friends and til, public teuor.1-
HAT il has s, the above popular lluUs. Tor term ." 'car,
r. no" prepared 10 accommodates HAT ci on
le supposedly any hotel IN tie ct> aEi h re.p'ca
-"'ts the patronage oi sen'r "us fu" :" -t>alr I'm ii
ktin- lhr Washington Ia ~! ut l. Neiit 81 csss
Andst al he yioi.,'tud's Of hotls in this y, Inc hash
ing"n has never Closed dnurs, tu tag lave III pen
WIN hearty wricune Ia the woascd u;ty,,r.
Win III" many testimonials Of a' G'n oi iisl Standing.
h"h "fe4 DISPOSITION to peas' h h"t7 /" Nh"re 's"l
Ills lIouse. JuiiA :. kA IL, frol,rIrtcr
Testimonial.
W. thc suser"'rs take great ,a'ure IA accommodating
Capt j. y MIL frs, class hotel korp'r AMI hl II" r,nc
anee N -a!ins Hat he is grnl'nah oafl oos st,aN I'D
Dr Hopkins, - Loving. 81: Daniel t,cn'tal y Brown,
l;""efi MT head ",n MaNi h"- j. A.ss'r' Nti'Hi" n
man, others II Nr>on; A. C. Harrison, lho WiicaJ L.
John s!oos'gg, lanes Garland la, NJ haekf'ol Tho,
J. krkltlriok WA. T. innc"! Van Nalai,ir" Charles j.
Eane. A.' laatrtn John NJ. speed, i, camp, i. I.
lferfe t. T. N,rop. W arr', T. i. ialahrr !. iarh.r
AHen \. H. stf""o, i!nehlnre. hoNl
,Lynchburg Guano Depot. -.
FNhENElS pubic generals hstrTl natifrd
III" i>nel''nrr 1onno Depot. kept h "n y Nhhr, On
No.l ryr,iy,en Guano;
hcese, Mtip .ate,l Iudn..'
s"mtt,'' t'4an", L!ne"ot : ground;
Keiiirwc0.s r,sa.b and Plaster
have taken 'NvrH lrucJutim hrdsl reliable articles
hu! the Peruvian "u.n" from he Ns,n' 1t lie Peruvian ICY,
Eer,c- Manipulated tiuann, ~lil be
y wlal it ia reif~o. to b.. VII Peru, ian aml
half somhrtsa 'cvc this good ',r.l, ian, pound
l"r roand, Oh any that ii may d" used The, SumDrar
buy "a he la,' AMI nave II groI", aud III
plan -" sr f small praat AMI ,'rily lr cash hop he
same patronage nuH heeNteded 20 a. HAS nlra
sept t9.,ls -E'r uoI& lia.n.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
a s. 49, !, $50 -. X .-- 50.
iah 81. We. GREGG, Agent
Orange and Alexandria Rail Road.

kpiga IL Ill e. i. ~ ~. j 8 .
~ Md a,r "Wednesday, Apr al, l~dr Wp DAILY
TRAINS viii lru," lr>t att E Tor ltv,HpNp, ALTMAN.
pEIA, mud lUr NoeIn.
farr IL Nj NHHdra, =
Nh'hlhstnh-' t,,............ ..'+t : %
rA~~GNGt> have tbe Depot nt the Va. lcuI. Railroad
ut ala aud Al I2ar. arriving al Alexandria oc"cA
NJ rit3 ! "a A.. Vi.
- ltlin daily IL Richmond.
t8s-ngr Agcns Will The Train from The VI
IL Ar,N-t.. ~ nelburs H. l., HItkii&,
ap la#4 Ticket Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
Wall Paper and Border

fOAL OIb-on hand the best kind; also Coal Oil Lamps
~ with the best impro ed Burner USE pretty
STYLES of Psrlor Lamps-For sale by .
j. 6-ts ...a j. Ii. THOMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

4 ,,hhAH. "Hl,h BONES. MONEY BAGS FRENCH va
- $500 .rdlefhE Bags Pprnoi,~ ar,si Bso. p,,st
nv" ming Des~6 &c. &c selling very cheai al I6 Main 81
"r A. 4 7. kINsHY
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
Tai-weekiy Freight and Passenger Line
FOR II Al III MORI,.

FOR BXT.TIMORI!.
-G-A THE Powka;sn stsansl,nai Company steam
.-sskess<3ssr-. GEO. PEABODY. Capt gIeHsEp PRron-
and BElffDERE, Capt kEHsr VII leiHs Rich
mi for baltimore T@S~isy 7zsrsig aud sst'rag
viii irave Baifrtoe kiehnDad Tas-y.
Tasrsassg aud ssrdas i.es, pnab shpiefs ain Hs
have opportunity communicated between the
$50 rtn. other day.
- fncisht received In both places every day.
For se.-l ard tonf th.se Steamers eqIa not
of foant tbs "tisr
eiis fitted with splendid state
I,.on Passenger Accommodations recommended IN the
IRA, ong fseighting the ni comfortable.
ehapcs, speedy mode NJ transportation brween the two
points.
ToKErs be procured al Once shockoe slip opposite
Columbian IIoi The Landing Rocket
n W. GCEglE, Agents. Eiehnioht
Idly J. BRANDT. H., No Light 81. Baltimore.
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- ItHtHIN, IfcNtfutfy tHctUtNr 70 "a
Nc AND SlJ M Nj Err Sc AtSt

- -,
Ii is particularly adapted to the of Traveller -
and Land, Residents in Hot Climates Persons of sedcna
urh lnvals and tonyaesconts: Captains oi VESTS
With those VINO have used it. it has high ana !.
ed Indispensable
IaH Inijd STATE Of tie Lire, yeuder great s,r,e IN
restoring healthy action.
h, tort dnt EheaisnI give. Che best satisfaction, nj.
laying all nhammatory symptoms, and IN
uHl! curing those afflicted.
Is al Gtare Indigestio,t NtyfJurn aBg
tttr,neSiroNcs 1t II 10 be Medicine greatest utit,
cid6: Of he NaDach amt he asst,eHsiay Saeia.As -
usual turing freyaancyi els speedily. and with marked
success unier lis hraltlful influence.
Kngo, IRE greatest rser 10 Nose afflicted ,rM or ~.
'ect tp tie Iesc.tRg GENT, the els neutrg ali
irritating scorcons and thereby ing I'll nlafuato
tendencies
In met II sincdiudbe in al cdsps t"Lsre 1enHe dDeri.
PBPdtiee is REPAIRED.
II the form Pow der, carefully put up in bottles l.,
keep in any climate and lcrc. requires water poured upon
= produce delightful efer.esccnt beverage.
Taken in the ntcrers with the nyocntioi
of the day acling gently the sten restoring the digestive
power, exciting healthy and vigorous of the stomach
and creating elasticity of mind and flow of spirits
give Pest 10 enjoy II also enables the Invalid
Joy man! uxGries with impuniiy from which he
be dcbarred and without whs life is 81 irkome and distress
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentle
men al the highest standing throughout the country. an lis
steadily increasing popularity for of years s,r'g
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IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.
The Persia arrived at New York on the
9th. She brings Liverpool dates to the

The Persia arrived at New York on the
9th. She brings Liverpool dates to the
10th.
ITALIAN AFFAIRS,
The French forces at Rome are to he in
creased by two regiments. Gen. Guyon is
relnstated in command.
The French Minister had left Turin.
The King of Naples had gone to Spain.
Naples was tranquil. The forts had all
surrendered. Garibaldi had exchanged in
terviews with the English Admiral and
Ambassador.
Sandman traops had disembarked at Ma
pies by request of Garibaldi. who transferred
the Neapolitan fleet to Sardinia. Gen.
Fanti was appointed commander in chief.
Gen. Lam oriciere had concentrated his
troops at Ancona.
The French minister had withdrawn from
Turin. The business of the legation will
be done by the Secretary,
Perugia had been declared in a state of
siege, and the inhabitants threatened with
the direst penalties for the mere fracture of
the telegraph wires.
TURIN, Sept. l5.-Italian journals ex.
press regret at the recall of the French
Ambassador.
MARsE1LLEs, Sept. l5.-Naples letters
state that very ardent popular demonstra-
tons are taking place. Many priests had
fraternized with the people. There were
numerous assertions from Gaeta. The en-.
listment of volunteers was ordered. Sibero
will be dictator while Garibaldi is attack
ing Lamoriciere. Garibaldi declared that
he would herein proclaim the annexation of
Naples to Piedmont, from the summit of
the Quivinai, where all the Italians will be
united in one national banquet.
A reactionary movement had transpired
with fatal effect at Alerno and Garibaldi>
ans were marching there.
ROME. Sept. 1.-THE tricolor was hoisted
at Tivoli, Gurevano and Subraco, but it is
said the people did not support the intended
demonstration.
The alleged order of Lamoriciere for
pillaging in case instruction is denied.
PARIS, Saturday. - The Constitutional
says the recall of the Ambassador from Tu-
rim is to express disapproval of the course
OF Sardinia. but is far from a rupture. Ci-
aldini's order of the day to the soldiers tells
them to attack and dispense the foreign ad.
venturers without mercy. Perugia calls
aloud for vengeance though late she will
have it..
A strong Piedmontese corps is keeping
watch of the movements of the Austrians.
SARD1NIA.-TUR1N, Sept. 5.-Gen. Fanti
entered Perugia yesterday after hot fight,
which was continued through all the streets.
The enemy withdrew into the fortress.
which subsequently surrendered 1000 pris-
oners, including Gen, Schmidt. Sandman
loss insignificant.
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SOUTH Down SHEEP This breed OF
sheep have justly become great favorites in
this country, although it is now many years
since they were first introduced. We have
before this noticed their introduction into
this State, and since sheep-raising is at once
such profitable investment for the farmer,
and likely to become large business, we
urge upon farmers to commence with the
right kind of stock. A judicious writer
says that the South Down Sheep are as
valuable as stock, if not more so, than any
other that have been kept in this country.
They will cross we'll with the Merino or
our native sheep, giving them stronger
constitution and greater appetite to fatten.
This breed, by their activity and vigor, both
of muscle and constitution, are fitted to en-
counter every difficulty, as we'll as to endure
the extremes of heat and cold. Their NUT
ton is of the finest kind and commands the
highest price. Their wool is short, equal in
quality to half-bred Merino, and in this
State will clip full six pounds. The South
Down sheep have no horns.