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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-09

Always A CRISIS. Judge. Halliburton.
the original s'Sam Slick" is amusing tho,
people on the other side of the water with
some very racy sketches in the Dublin Uni
versity Magazine. We copy an extract;
Wherever you 60, people say the coun~
try is going to the devil. Well. - / have
heard that cry at home, long before / saw
England, and yet we 60 ahead ,anl England
goes ahead in spite OF such critters we can't
help prospecting. The only diff r nc b.
tween the two countries is as [ have said,
people in England think they are going to
to the bid flow all the time; We only think
so once in four years.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-09

Ew A school boy about six years Of age
approached the master with bold look and
self-conGdent air, and the following dialogue
easued .yr.a ....e
1. May I be dismissed, sir p 4
What reason have you for making the
request, Thomas 2"
Il want to take my woman out sleighing,
cir p --'-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-09

Where was John Rogers burnt to
DEATH" said teacher to one of his pupils
in commanding voice p.tas O.. beyss
He couldn't tell 1.-The next" "Joshua
knows" said the little girl at the foot of the
class. .
well, said the teacher. ''if Joshua
knows he may tell. . Y 4s % -'a-'tils q
in the fire 2 said Joshua. looking very
solemn and wise ~ n egi.91 stlt e-..-.,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-09

Gg-A young man having attended q
Quaker meeting. was asked how he liked
Like it," said he, sit is enough to kill
the devil to attend such meetings."
THAT is just what we want" retorted 9
leading Quaker.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-09

as'.Next-Master Jones can you tell me
what the Dark Ages were?"
Il guess they were the ages before spec-
tacles were invented" A"..saJ .o'51.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-09
NO..1O

may not be according to schoolcraft; 1t may
not be PROFESSIONAL it may not be artistic; it
may not be obvious even as accuse. But
assuredly culture Of, some description must
precede, the production Of whatever is great.
beautiful and memorable. 1t was not cal
ling on Minerva only that built the Parthe-
non; it was not praying to Hercules alone
that won the prize for the victor in the Ne
mean games. Labor is the complement of
efectual prayer. as it is the complement of
productive genius. He who is too weak to
help himself need not pray or aspire; he is
beyond hope. The Swiss philosopher was
right as regards the fundamental requisites
of intellectual and moral culture, when he
observed that on the wide earth there was
not man who could help any other man.
A PROTEST. AGAINST EARLY R1sING.-
DIR. Hall, in the FEBRUARY number Of his
Journal of Health, says:ssiU .vsg 3 sb5ai
One of the very worst economies Of time
is that flched from, necessary sleep. The
wholesale but blind commentator of early
rising is as mischievous In practice as it was
Grant in theory Early rising is a crime
against the noblestpart of our physical ma
ture, unless preceded by an early retiring.
AIultitudes Of business men in large cities
count it saving Of time if they can make
journey Of hundred CT twomiles atnight
by steamboat or railway 1t is a lruinous
mistake 1t never fails to be followed by a
want of general feeling for several days .af-
ter, if indeed, the man does not return home
actually sick or SO near to it as to be unfit
for full attention to his business for a week
afterwards. When man leaves home on
business it is always important that he should
have bis wits about. him; that the, mind
should be fresh and vigorous, the spirits
lively, buoyant and cheerful No man can
y that it is thus with him after night on
a railroad or on the shelf of a steamboat.
The first great receipt for sound, connect
ed, and refreshing sleep is physical eyer
else, Toll is the price Of sleep.
We caution parents. particularly, not to
allow their children to be walked up ofmorn-
Jugs let nature wake them up, she will not
do it prematurely; but have care that they
go to bed at an early hour let it be earlier
and earlier. until it is found that they wake
up themselves in full time todress for break
fist. Being walked up early. and allowed
70 engage in difficult or any studies late and
just before retiring. has given many beau
tiful and promising child brain fever, or de-
termined ordinary ailments to the produc-
ton of water on the bra n. ..- -. r., +.
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Professional Car0s.

D. =. nARKwcop. F. o. enA,ls
HARDWOOD & GRAVES
ra-rionable Tai1ors.
e9uD0sixe the .NNrbse YARD,
Main St., stanton, va.
VXToULD inform their frierds and the I pI0 nc
w generally that they are now prepared 70 .
.recu1e rvork entrusted to them in the neatest ana
most Fa .hionabIe STYLES, ana they hope by prompa
attention to business and desire to please an Mno
NAV favor them with their custom 10 mefi' . ''0'
raj share of patronage. ->
Stauuton. Sep. 8, lso9-tf.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-09

He that is Of a merry heart hath n:
tinual feast
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-09

EE The boy at the head of the class will
state what were the Dark Ages of the
world % i i IS se9v 5ff 0itr.vaoJ
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-09
s'JAFAN."
NEW DISCOVERY. IS
The Japan Palm Root Cordial,
Far ClslnD.iOn.


By CONSULAR HARRIS, at Jedo.
WIN. HUTCHINSON, N. D. Sole Ag't.
sl0 Broadway, New York City.
Hct l23o-6m.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-09

ATU,L IRONS MACHINERY AND ALL
IHs kinds of astir gs made to order at the Staun-
tnn Foundry. ky A. j. CARRIER 4 CO.
Oct lAha -
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-09

COFAS.-A new lot Sofas. just to hand, verV
~ cheap. A. ID. Oh ANDLEE'
staun:on, July %, SO. -
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-09

Nor THE Mana good anecdote is told
Of q man named Bently, a confirmed drink
teur who would mover drink with a friend or
in public, and always bitterly denied, when
a little too steep, even tasting liquor: One
day some bad witnesses had concealed them
selves in his room, and when the liquor was
running, down his throat, seized him, With
bis arm II crooked and his mouth open. and
holding him fast, asked, with an air Of tri7s
i u1m1ph ! "Ah. Bently, have we caught you
at last? You never drink, hal" Now one
would suppose that Bently you'd have ac-
knovledgee the corn not he with the most
grave and expressible face, he calmly, and
in dignifed manner said /: Gentlemen,
my name is not Bently
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-09

BOOTS AND SH0ES.-The largest variety OF
ID Boots ard Shoes, On band, to be sold at a small
advance on cost at j. POLLlIL.
Oct. 7, 1859. Clothing House.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-03-09

CAUSAGE GUTFEBS.-A superior SAUSAGE
y CUTTER with Suffer combined, to be had at
the Hardware Store of GEO. +. PRISE.
Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
Reception of the Japanese Embassy in
Baltimore

BAIriM RE Jane "A ,nlu'c announced the
arrival Of the .ranese. Thee wa, great turn.
out. Baltimore Street was thrnscd with mass
If people; gay with flags and decorations,
The procession Of the Military very large.
The Paid Fire Department with train OF five
Engines, was one cl the most interesting features
Of the display.
The Embassy were formally received Mt the Mi
Iyland Institute by Mayor Swami. The prnces,
sion was very fine. The ambassadors rolo in Up
en- carriages, each ntcndai 10y member OF the
naval commission. and manifested great reserve.
seeming to notice nobaiv. The subor1iuales,
however, manifested the greatest interest at the
scene, acknowledging and returning salulntions
amid great enthusiasm some even taxing on
their quaint hats and raising them in truc Ameri-
cnn fashion tn the ladies'. On their arrival at the
Gmer House, in Monument Square, the whole
procession reviewed by the ambassa iors from
the portco.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
LATEST news BY TELECRAPM.
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AFRICA.

NEW YoRK, juno 8.-Ths steamer Africa arriy.
I'd here to-day. aud from tho latest ncconnts, we
find no cenhrmatie. of the tun,Or that Garibaldi
had ente, cd Palermo. The latest telegraph from
that city dated 23l nlt.. Announces that tue troops
of Garibaldi were still in their flr,ncr position
near Palermo. 1000 Insurgents occupied the
heights which commanded tho town, and an ut.
tack was momentarily expected.
Another despatch was received Mt Turin, dated
o4lh. 1t says Garabald approached near Paler.
mo heights, around which were occupied by tho
insurgents. An attack was imminent.
General Larza who commanded the Ncapo!iinn
troops had demanded an armstics nf Garitaldi.
The Austrian Fl",lla arrived ut Naples On the
olst. Adyce- from Mossina To the 2l,t saws the
in-urrec,ion had broken out NJ Odcnno aud Fran.
,ayilc. The English and French residents ut
Palermo had sought refuge on board their Ma
tonal vessels.
Another dispatch says: -Garihaldi's movements
in Sicily are for the purpose Of making that il.
land the basis Of subsequent operations against
Naples. As soon as n Formidable expedition can
lie undertaken, n descent will be made On Cain,
bria. Six sqIadrons, numbering fifty vessels, will
he chartered for tho protection of tho coast under
tho command of Count Daquila. the Kings an
clio.
\ Cork paper Of the o5th ult. says; The American
bark Charles b. Truill, which for the past 4
months has been lying Mt Queenstown. had sail.
bv tho Garabnldi committee of New York
LoNpoS. Saturday.-The Directors have dcci
.led that the Great Eastern shall return from n.
York direct to Milford.
LoNpoS, 9th. Letters from Palermo to tho
2lst uItimo state that the anxiety was increasing
and that the popular passions were inilamed. So
veral shots were fired from tho balconies in the
rue toledo. Tho police returned tho fire, W Jund-
ing several.
There was panic among the public funet'na-
res, and tho Directors VI the official Jou,nnl had
fled Yesterday the fires Of the Insurgents at BIZ
vouao were seen on the heights surrounding Pa
lcrina.
The Paris Pauir has information indirntin .
that the assault "n Palermo would take place be
fare the 9Th all .#-
ROME. 23a .-Priare Wunoloski now Russian
Penro,cntmry. Ief, here DAY for Naples. 1t
asserted tlnt he il The learcr II very precise in
I SIructions in reference b. Sicily.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
MARRIED,

On the 9Th inst Mt Chapmans Hotel, At Sacm by
Rev. j. P. Smelzer, Mr.. ALBERT WALKGR to Miss
NJ. A. LEWIS, Doth oil Craig Co, Va
On June 9th, 1860 in the Clerks Office of Circuit
Court OF Bedford, by Rev. A. II. Stout JoHx AIM
STRONG to Miss Polly, daughter Of John Ciain, dec
all Of Bedford.
On the morning Of the 9th instant, by the Rev. Mr.
Tidbail, Mr.. francis NJ. Wilson. to Miss joanna
daughter of Captain Henry h. franklin all of Camp
bell co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
Markat.a.

BALTIMORE, June S.--Flour steady Howard
Street S56o Wheat steady White Sl.45 to
Sl6j: Red $l.30 to $l.3G. Curn dull White
10 to IS cents; Yellow 10 to - cents. Pross.
ions unchanged. Pork quiet. Whiskey steady
at 81 cent?.
NEW York, june S-Flpur dull. Southern 81 -
aS6 90. Wheat du Southern White 81 jGaSl 60.
Corn buoyant and scarce. Mixed 63aG5c. Pork
quiet Whisky active at q &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

MrnpkR -On Thursday night OF last week Ben
Jamin Thaeker, living in Abemarle CO., Va, was
shot and killed while asleep in his bed lie was an
old and nohensive man between 65 and 10 years of
age, deaf and partially blind Pryor Wood, James
Wood, alias Sproase, aud Mary Sprouse girl of II
years Of age have been arrested and lodged in iail
charged with the murder. The principal witness
against them 10 little girl : years OF age
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

ViRGiSIAN KlLLED.-Henry Meredith, mentioned IS
having been killed in the reccut Indian battle 10 CAL
iiorna. was a brother of Rev. Wn,. C. Meredith of
buckingham coanty, Va. He wasa distinguished
lawyer, of California anil was spoken of at QUE time
as candidate OF the Democratic party for the T. s.
Senate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

II. S. Baber. respectable citizen Of Albemarle co
Va, has been baied in the sum of 81 200 to answe,
the charge Of administering poison to his wife.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

CoNsioxsAsLE CAnnAGE.-The editor Of the Marion
Visitor has been shown a cabbage grown in the pnr
den Of Mrssrs Ward and Mcdonald, which measure,
tweny-,tr inches from tip to tip
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

Smith HARVARD, one of the pioneers OF Danville
Va" died on the 3lst uitimo He wasa native Of
Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

Mr.. Leonidas Il. Safe has been appointed, by Mar
shalJ' T Martin, Assistant Marshal to take the cen
sns for Smythe co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

Gish's Mill Post Ofite, 10 Roanoke county, discon
nued tor some time, has recently been rc-establish
Il by the Department.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

LYscnBrRG ARrrLERY.-This Company completed
the election OF officers on Thursday W..append the
entire list Of officers, viz:
Captain, Fl. Grey Latham; Est Lieutenant, Chas
Abin Schsfter; I'd Lieutenant. George s. Davidson ;
Sd Lieutenant, s. A. Lnughornc; Alb Lieutenant
William J. Folkes lst Sergeant, George H. Ed
munds; I'd Sergeant, Samael r. Lamlkiu 81
Sergeant, George c. Johnson: 9Th Color Ser
scant, Johu p. Pord; 9Th Sergeant, c. A. Taylor
LIST Corporal, 4. ". Aiperson; I'd Corporal. J. W
Dickinson; Sd Corporal, Robert s. Harris; 4h
Corporal " J. Chi ,r.ss; Secretary Chas. Alum
Schaftcr; Treasurer, X. Il. Wood; Armorer, C. ".
Henry r. b. SOD
This Company is in a very prosperous condition,
and bids lair to rank ofthe fret Artillery
panics in the State. Over Fly members have ssn'd
the Constitution and 'e cry 10 sill, they come" The
dress uniform of the iery 10 made Of grey cloth
trimmed With scarlet, red epaueus, and prme in hat
of scarlet with White trimming. very pretty uni
form. We understand they intend parsding the
streets on the Fourth of July next, in uud'ess uni
form.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
Special NOTICES.
Davis, Pain Killer

=
hs have nsd the medicine known PERRY DAVIS
We FATS krlinR In my family mr. the last Twelve months,
aud have great pleasure IN tc m Inn In favor of s saua
bic properties would not account he wihoai H. Du
ring The existence The cholera last year. aacd medicine
OF any sori @ tbe Palm Killer although self and several
happy 10 say Thai thu Pain Killer eQun 10 every emergency
II Nhs boih preventative aud certain consider
shon'd not he doing my duty 10 he community did not
ms much were attacked by the cholera to-day The Pain
ki,t should y" the pul. rcmcdy should have Tho
roughly Tested II and know II can BIO relied on.
tt Tim =. r., nERAINCEND. Gaena. M,
~ ~ HOLLOW AVS OINTMENT /. the household rem.
VIZ "'s vi all MA, for burus se,l- ruis, bruises
sfsns sotc- contracted rruJaon- tninur cancer
rheumatism, and al external pain whchtr
produced by at,lcnt dsae or maltr.a,uenl. Warm taien
Gtinn> should r,e lis Sold at the Me-
Ma den Lane, New York ad l.. all druggists. 2ae c aud
q per pot Ur4iwl
Gf ssy- ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES sru.
WCS rth'a lStNLisig B,ktNa ruwnER, the best aud
without Yeast aud IN an elegant manner light, an han
som" la Bten, Biscuits HITTER, upk wheat aud Grid
die Cakes Pudding pi, and Pastry al avery DESCRIPTION with
a saving OF Time, labor and cxpcusc,
ltfSAha Eer. TAoo,ds Binford)
mani HIT, llENmo. ! eth Oct. laas
pR ARiin9 Dear sirla,n Ing used, 10
extent Your "SemFlcs baking Powder" pr,
h'unce II Ia he su"ror ~ yng that has been Ia my
am,i! i'r the purposes Tor which 1t Is recommended.
TnoaAs Bi1oRn.
roRrsao,lii, March To- i>5S.
chccrhly recommend "Scnple's baking Powder the
"s snperi" arliclc used for making liz
lnd Rsead, Biscuits, &c., In the shortest possible time
junN J,ck
IolN ". GARIICk,
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor,
may la'm Ehhmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

MoRE H!cu PaIcEs FOR TosAcco--M essrs. K .yi :
aud Hammer Yesterday sold large quantity OF IT,.
bacco. raised In Montgoner, county, for uuprccdr.
ted high price,. SEE statement III our advertising
column.
Nessrs Clark and Holt also made some fine sales
turing the week which wttc published in columns
yesterday. Bring GU tie weed-good prices will DC
raid-espscially tor the better qualities.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
DIED,

In Salem, on Monday, 18th ut, Mr.. EDWARD DAYxK
of Lo,ingston Va.
OF Pneumonia, ut her mothers residence in Craig
County, Va, on the l+ih day of April 1860. Miss Pa
AELiA J. REYNOLDS, daughter of Lewis l.. Reynolds,
Esq in the 4 LIST year Of her age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

CONVICT ~ W iIsSDR,cxs. trial of vii
liam ueudrick., ct,arsed with the murder of Tho.
mas johnson, WAS concluded before the Circuit
Court yesterday afternoon. The opening Apeech
f.r the prosecution occupied more than an hour
in it's delivery. and WAS regarded ae being one OF
the very a le.s of Major Garland's criminal eff
fhrt.. Messrs. g. ". Latham and S. A. Gordon
replied in behalf of the prisoner. in un hours
speech each Both OF the young gentlemen dely-
cred excellsn, arguments. aud made qai.e a. mach
ont ot very hari case as it was possible for any
one TO do. IN the afternoon, Mujor Garland clos.
ed for the persecution in IN argument Of nearly
two hours duration. The case WAS then subn,ittei
to the jury, which after u short consultation
Of only ten minutes, returned u verdict If
Murder in First Degree. When the verdict
wss announced. Hendricks displayed not he
slightest feeling but maintained the same stalli
indifference that has marked his conduct during
the entire time Ut his trial On his way to ,he
JAIL he markcd to j4Ior Wade. that lie ''sn,.
posed it was all right" and said he woul1 AZ
willingly meet death on the galuws u, ia iay
other way" The sentence of tho Court viii lc
pronounced during the present term.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
To the Intelligent.

NJ ~ ALL Diseases arise ron or end in 'mrar Of tia"
Vegetables purGuihts which do ony NIP Ia the bud bun
actaa. eAp,l the foul humots which produce dreaded bend
ace, lie oortA aud rheumatism, Mv US liver affections,
pain the side aud general hca, mess aud uIn the
ras eAcrlion. Nay, hkANDEE1Iis riilS no, on, cure
these MI conA lat also asthma, AID ali crablc ai,cio at
the lungs welt colds ani coughs I,ru consunp
ton and bleeding u The lungs have Often been cured by them
Remember, BANDEG1is FILLS have Trial Of los Year,
duration, aud warranted purely vegetable and INCAPABLE III
Jnrns The irnd weakest frame 1hn-u Who use.
recommends but cir virtues sGrpp.s eoiogy, Thy must h.
USED H. tc fully appreciated sold principal onr, No.
Canal street Prize - cents box Jr lm
Hair Dyol-Halr Dye H. Hair Dye
x,s-- WM. \. BAf,iiELnlps HAAS by 81 iiE Om
W. &c ANp Bksrts ans MoHip--AHo thors
mnata,s, aud should he avoided II you wish ti
t,gA, l!Rp Rus1, HAIR Dyed instantly to houuiCl aud
Natural Brown Black, wh,ul the Hair skin.
fV{,th Njdis di IN toads have been awarded 10 VIM.
A. nt"hra e" and NoUm applications have been
the Hair II the Patrons at his famous l',e.
Nm. \. BAIcufLoRs lair D,r produces color not 10 be-
distinguished from nature, aud 'ra,rdafe1 10 nure
"t Bad Dyes remrdc the Hair n,igora,d r ic ly lh
splendid by"
Nil cities aud towns Of the United States, by Drug
gsa and Fame, ',oa,is Dealers.
" The ,icnuinc la, lie md address upon steel
pa;o engra, ing on iour sides oi each Box, al
WILLIAM A IiATCIlELoE,
uh 13-dSciv- AM.r&ou1 Ii li nj street. New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

Grover q Bakers.
FAMILY SENtS8 MAoAiSRs. 395 ltrohd
Is way. New York, aud III liHl,imor. street, Baltimore
A NEW sTYLE-PRltE t50-IIEMMERs 81 EX1EA.--
This mnciiir non two sloois, purchased from the
rsIuIng r,wng Of irrAd II Hens, Fell- Gath
stitches superior style finishing each by lila
without 10 iic hand needle,
qur, b, macineA IL will do better aud cheaper
Than -cn.tt's can even II She works Tor one cent IN
hoHF
-,ui for n circular j. 4. DAVIS 4CO
3-dis Agents, IynchbiHQ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
Words OF Caution

w OrdS OF Caution.
NJ II 10 irll readers that the Wells and
DIG springs Throughout country had been poisoned aud
thai had anthaic effects, ri them
would GLADLY avail Themselves Of discovery With
hope a,crting DEATH II IL tell them that
hAi cred o treasure, enough iprem and and
prepared 10 share with tt not would refuse
AL To Bat henlh Is valuable than riches,
how gratie,l should they he To learn that great
panact e,polniei purely ,sgenple matter and
curative powers ltilc light md
darkness Seed give nsiaucesf II call the pro.
prrur p BAkEIts Bll1ks and examine The rln's Of
certificates trnln Nil lle Souih pcrsns
cured al Dpeisi by lis Mi hening properties Among
Yea viii the OF old and young male and lie
it, ealitc powers But It's virtues confined
10 N sc-n Acron, Headaches yield renl - Its powers
TORPID lnors bcoue uickencd and made active b, Its lnu
.umi"s made healthy 10y lis nrulraAnY If
fct,. indigestion disars when 1t enters the ranhs oi If.
Dnrrna tonic powers And Cholera Itself,
when met by these In,rs prompt, dharnod and becomes
harmless bunsas nj parsons have certified, who used IN
l>yhnd & when That s.nrgr "as Devastating the caniry
BAKHt- Brrkl;s VIII moi remedy all the ills OF humanity,
,, di.,-s causcd vs. the stomach AMI bowel.
dilJ yield htnIng chsct and speedily driven
All Who Nee, tonic stUii Try II, and be
rnal" u Judges OF its virtues
FOR 10 all The Druggists Lynelburg, and by all the
pnuria Druggists IN the city OF Eiohm"nd and elsewhere
Nrs,na: oi Mcssrs tIas, Stn II Co., Washington 6
d. a.: I II ~ah'rr g To-, Baltimore, Nd. d. 4. Mlc Cow
ingiun. N.Y.; aud iarnes u Park, NJ \.
ufiirr, hil, 'y addressing h. BAKER, Proprietor,
tcb zi-dAcs iticilnond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

IONS L. WINSTON. u. q. wissTot ,
j. J.. 81 j. IL. &. WINSTON,
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DDALERs II ],
Cabinet Furniture and Chairs Of
EVER DESCRIPTION
No. 10 Nun street. opposite n. NorreH House,
aynchburK, Va.
vDARIOR Bed Room, Dining Room, Kitchen and Ohr
i Furniture Hair, Shuck and Coton Mattresses Palasss-
Feather beds, Holsters Pillows, and fuckers spring Ird'
Ala hand. JOHN l.. WINSTON.
march b-is j. H. G. WINSTON.