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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12

A DEAR Klss.-Justice voorhees, held a
private examination on Saturday evening
last at the house of Mr. Bolman, No. II
James street, in the case of young man
named Switzerland. who was charged with
having kissed Mrs. Bolman, during her hus-
bands absence, against her will ard inclna-
ton. 1t appeared that Switzerland being
home for the day, and feeling the time press
heavily upon him, called at the house of Mr.
Boman, with whom he was acquainted.
Mr.. Bolman was not at home, so he sat
down and conversed with Mrs. Boman for a
few minutes, and on rising to 60 out compli-
mented Mrs. Bolman on her beauty, &C.,
and finished by asking her for a kiss. Mrs
Bolman looked indignant, but Switzerland
would not be denied, and throwing his arms
around her neck kissed her so affectionately
that he cut her lip. Mrs. Bolman made a
complaint before Justice VOORHEES,, who fined
Switzerland 500, which he paid, and left q
wiser if not a better man.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12

The mail men over the Santa Fe route
found, on late trip, the bodies of four per.
sons, three men and woman, who had been
murdered by the Indians, lying by the road.
sde Beside the face of the woman sat q
dog, watching eagerly her face, as If TO
catch smile, or word of recognition. En-
crcling its neck was q collar bearing the
name, Hoose." The officer in command Of
the party took the dog by force away from
the place where they buried the dead, and
was bringing him in with the intention Of
keeping him, but when they had proceeded
about twenty-five miles he escaped and start
ed back toward the place from whence he
had been taken. When the mail again
passed, the faithful creature lay dead on the
grave of his mistress. The troops took
charge Of the wagon and the goods that
were left, and will take them to Fort Riley.
September, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12

A green sprig from the Emerald Isle en-
tered boot and shoe shop to purchase q
pair of brogans. After overhauli0g his stock
in trade without being able to suit bis ems.
toner, the shopkeeper limited that he would
make him a pair to order. "An' what'Il
ye ak to make good pair Of 'em p was the
query. That price was named the Irishman
demurred, but after "bating down" the
thing was trade. Paddy was about leay-
ing. when the other called after him, asking,
/" But what size shall mako them. sir p
Och" cried Paddy, promptly. al don't
mind about the size at all--make them as
large as ye convaintly can for the money"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12

Corny saw bis friend at the Artists Fair
driving through the crowd in rather an ex-
cited manner, and stopped him. "There's q
bronze I want to try for" said his friend in
explanation. care you going it blind z"
said Corny. he said he was not going it
blind exactly, but had q cast in his eye at
present. /" Won't gov take chance, sir 2"
said the presiding goddess to Corny. He
begged obe excused. "Ahp said the lady,
" Pm afraid you are not interested in Art"
Z" You do me wrong, madam" said Corny,
g but am Pre-rafie-ite."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12

A Doc AND SNAKE SroRY-The Man,
chester Mirror relates that Geo. F. Berry,
boy thirteen years old, while out berrying
on Monday, was attacked by a six foot snake
of dark hue and red stripe around its neck,
which wound twice around the boys body,
fastening both his arms in bis coils. Tie
lads dog, seeing his masters danger, rushed
to his aid, biting and tearing a piece ont Of
tile snakes back. The boy got relieved
from the deadly grasp and took to Bis heels,
but the snake cooled around the dog, and
would have crushed him if be had not Tough.
like tiger
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12
CHARGE OF THE MEDICAL LIGHT
z..- HEADED BRIGADE.

dahOL Or 1dE MEU1CAL LuId
.- HEADED BRIGADE.
Three PEARS after Tennyson.
Right from the jaws of Death
Rushed the mad section-ists-
Wretched dissectionists,
All out of breath.
Letting the fee go, down to the depot
Rushed they-three hundred
Medical sawbones all.
Needless of jawbones all
Thinking of rawbones all
Course the North was their cry
Theirs not to reason why,
But like young colts to shy,
Lest the grim ghost Of Brown
Tumble the Union down!
Oh, funny three hundred!
Duns to the right of them
Urging the flight of them!
Landlords to left of them,
Laundresses 'reft of them,
Debit-ties sundered!
Warrants pursuing them,
Sheriffs undoing them
Thus rushed the secessionists,
Rabid processionists-
Funny three hundred.
Grinned the Professors phiz:
Pupils sole loss it is;
Paid was the entrance fee,
No more their gold they'd see,
Would the three hundred.
Disunion in college,
Confusion of knowledge,
Misusion of porridge
Was well for forage,
Had fathers not wondered!
Flashed the parental damns;
Senatorial kilograms
limiting at youthful shams)
From Washington thundersd
Yet since Ossawatomie
Northern phlebotomy
Lures like psychologists"
Over the border boys!
So the pill Jacobites
Physicked the Quaker dogs
Doses-three hundred
Why have we wondered
That thus they have blundered
Three hundred burning
For Southern learning,
Thinking that black letter
Was better, far better,
Than free press and speech
Which Northern Professors teach.
So the train thunderedl
North keeps the rich fund
They go to Richmond
M. D.-less three hundred! HANS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12
Whole No. 1909.

STRIKE AMONG THE MrLLEss !-Ordinari
" the men employed in the extensive fogr-
ing and custom mills for which Rochester
has long enjoyed an enviable celebrity, have
been regarded as among the most auietIge
disposed of our citizens but on Saturday
afternoon an exceptional case occurred ss
the establishment Of CD. Hill & Son, South
Water Street. One who is familiar with
the manner in which the Messrs. Hill treat
their men, would hardly expect any viOlen.
outbreak among their employees bat It IS
nevertheless fact that on this occasion
they seemed to have concerted plan Of nc.
ton some days previously--leaving no shad-
ow of excuse to be offered on the ground Of
sudden passion or immediate provocation.
The Messrs. Hill have recently erected q
three story brick building opposite their mill.
in the lower part of which they have an Of.
fee. The upper floors are intended for the
storage of coarse grains. About 5 O'Clock
in the afternoon the proprietors were seated
in this office. when they became aware that
there was an unusual commotion in the mill.
Almost Immediately, some twelve or ffteeH
men-nearly the whole force employed issued
from the door, headed by the foreman OF
chief miller, Robert Turner, who has filed
the same situation in the establishment for
twelve years, but never before exhibited any
symptom of discomfort, and another mai
named Charles BulkleY, who has been ~ the
employ of G. j. Hill, and c. Hill 4 Son.
for over twenty years, except during a brief
interval Turner was armed with O Eorni-
dable looking weapon. The men made
straight for the Office, and before the gentle
men within could barricade the door, it was
forced open, and all hands rushed in. The
proprietors were Of course defenseIess In the
midst Of so many foes, and the latter had
things all their own way. No narticuIar
harm seemed TO be designed with respect 10
the junior member of the firm, but Turner
rushed upon the elder gentle
man aud presenting the weapon before men-
toned to his employers breast--requested
him to accept it as a slight token of esteem
and respect from the hands, individually and
collectively. Mr.. Hill having satifed him
self that the article was nothing more de-
structive than an elegant gold-headed cane,
received it into his hands and made as good
a speech in reply as he could, but the cir
cumstances were rather unfavorablc for dis.
plays of oratory, and moreover the recipicn:
of the gift is, under any circumstances, more
chary of words than deeds. Mutual con-
gratulations upon the result Of the years
operations in and about the mill, closed the
exercises of the occasion, and the men hayiag
accomplished their object, dispersed to their
several homes.
The cane is very handsome one, and
bears on the head the inscription
TO CHARLES J. HILL, ESQ.
from his employees.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12

ONE OF THE ADvERr1sEMENrs.-If the
gentleman who keeps shoe shop with red
head, will return the umbrella Of young
lady with an ivory handle, he will hear Of
something to her advantage,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12

A little boy, on coming home from GER
tain church, where he had seen . person per-
forming on an organ. said to his mother:
= O. mammyl wish you could have been
to church to-day to sec the fun. A man
pumping music out Of an old cupboard"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12
ADVERTISING ::
JOB PRINTING.


HAVING recently added to our Job Depart
LII ment one of GORDON'S
New Lightning Job s. Card Presses,
and number of fonts of new and beautiful Card
and Job Type, from the foundry of Messrs. Con-
nsr Sons, 50 that facilities for executing all
kinds of
JOB AfVD CARD PRINTING
are not surpassed by any establishment in the
State. We solicit the patronage of our friends
and the public generally, with the assurance that
their favors will be executed with promptness,
and at the lowest living prices.
Among the many articles printed at our sstab-
fish are tho following:
ADDRESSES,
BLANKS of all kinds,
BROWNING, all colors,
BUSINESS CARDS,
BOOKS,
BILL HEADS,
BYLAWS,
BANK CHECKS,
DANK WORK Of every description,
CARDS
CATALOGUES,
CIRCULARS,
DRAFTS,
Plain and fancy
L a 10 q 1 -
In Black and Colored Inks, OR Bronze of every
shade. on White or Fancy Colored Paper.
WEDDING and VISITING CARDS,
HANDBILLs, HEADINGS: TICKETS,
MANUFACTURERS LABELS,
PAMPHLETS, POSTERS,
PROGRAMMES, SERMONS.
SHOP and STAGE BILLS, |
&C., &C., in every style.
Always on hand, good stock of plain snam
sled, and fancy white and coored
Cards,
and, in fact everything in this branch Of the
business, adapted to every description of work
JAMES HUMPHREY, JR.
ESoUIRER JOB OFFICE, Nov Is. 1859.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12
o CHARLES j. HILL, Esq,
from his employees.
Rochester. January l. 1860

Mr.. Hill has more than once been honor
ed with expressions of confidence from his
fellow-citizens generally, but VIC doubt wheth-
err on any of those occasions he enjoyed more
heartfelt pleasure than he did OH receiving
this mark of the appreciation in which he IS
held by the men employed about bis estsb-
lishment
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12
Elm Park Collegiate Institute
T,gTCHFIELD. CONN.,.

MTNDER the management of the Rev. DR..
u JAMES RICHARDS, assisted by well qualified
Instructors Full course of English and Classical
studies with the Modern Languages. Music and
Drawing. Every advantage is afforded for obtain
ing a substantial, useful and accomplished educa-
tiOn. Terms moderate for board and tuition,
Pupils received at any time. For circulars al
dress DR.. J. RICHARDS, Frlnclpal'
Al
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12

~ EoRGB A HICKox, Attorney at Law.
" Office in East street, directly opposite
che Congregational church, Litchfeld, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12
EDe zttrtffeIo 7Enamfrer

10 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING ON THE
9aIsS FLOOR OF Tue ENoUrRBR BUILDING By
JAMES HUMPHREY, Jr.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12

VN&sSS1 kAO1 AAG 80
g.. TER 8.
SUBSCRIPTION PER ANNUM
village subscribers (by carrier,) and single
mail suhscribers-in Advance. 81 80
Town subscribers (off the carriers route)
and mail subscribers, in bundles, IN AD-
VANCE. - ~
an. Postage Free within this County.
ADVERTISING
Fourteen lines or less-1, 2 or weeks. 80. 81 90
Bach continuance thereafter, per week.. 20
Prsbate and other legal notices at the usual rates.
Yearly and other regular advertisers charged
according to space occupied.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12

HVROSSMANS Shaving, Hair-Cutting and
" Wig Making Rooms-under the Mansion
House, Litchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12

I'D OBERT M TREAT, Manufacturer of Corn
-A0 Shelters, Churns, Safety Tug Irons, &C.,
South Farms. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12

nURNING FLUID AND CAMPHENE-
ID Received fresh every week, at
Ia e.''s BALDWIN's, South st.
Sept. 81. t.l 20
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12

AmbrOtypes AmbrO.ypes
NVHEsE popular pictures are taken with great
success, and at trifling expense, at .
JUDD'S GALLERY, No. 2 South street.
Litehfeld, Oct. 4, 1859. "a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12
TAILORING.
RS. HARRIET wHAPLEs.

DR. LyINGSTON'S TRAVELS IN SOUTHERN
A. AFRICA, illustrated edition,
which he is anxious to sell OF greatly reduced
prices. Call and get them. Only 81. Is4sws
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1860-01-12

Restaurant fin the Lewis Building.
Nd EST QUALITY of LAGER BEER received
ID fresh from the Brewery every three days.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

W COL Cardine,

koh thkDS are perfect order LIN ng Leeu newly
C, ~ an .aof9ushy repaired and are prepared do
"aus III me very lcst manner, shortest notice
o again secured The u Nh CoaKxAN JOINS,
VI nei, cuny Carder Of great experienue no carded
ur me last season, and gave entire salistaciuT
lou That want GOOD ROLLS sem, Ia YOUR TOOL early and
w. enueasof 10 card all as IL without amy delay
WIZ spare no pains to please those NAV paironjzc
W" Keep constantly hand Wool Rolls sale and
The HIGHEST paid for Wool delivered al
~, W Will NONLIN MUkRELlA
' 10 Lync.bury, va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
Exhibition Of Beautiful Encrayings.

Observation-Disclosures, Photographs, &c
Isl received, AMI VIII bu on exhibition FoR FEW DAYS
o> the largest and most varied assortment Of beautiful
pctur's ever offered IN Lynchburg eonsstng Of
CiihoMo-LfrHOGRAP1iIC FAC SMILES OF EURO
PEAN, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN sCENERY-By the
most eminent Artists. =
r. : COOPERS "SEASOSSo-sonei,in0s mi ir.lv No and
very beautiful. '" " -
toopER's VIEWS OF CATTLE, SHEEP, DOGS, DC.
Also, large lot of SPLENDID ENGEAVINGS,
"BkAIRlCE CENCI IN PRISON."
.READlNG TIE pSALMsn
IliGl:lMs SIGNING THE CONTRACT &r
ntse hgra'ngs are all fresh and and opportunity
eE Come nj once and them.
may !. ---- II. G. VICTOR, 158 Mains.
SoU rllERN LITERARY MESSENGER FOR MAY
~ PEIERsoNS MAGAZINE, FOR JUNE, at
uhl! ~ VlCTOkS BOOK STORE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

In - zee ne cempsay
! - - - u 6! sslss::zs 3
80: - 9. =. :s: 80
,.se s.issssS 4 81 - .srss 3 = zsissssssrsd
=; ~: .:s:s !. sG. ...:!,;,,.s g. q.
sss - = S e 5ssss Il j NJ
Esass1lsl = ssssils Tn ~ Term roiicse:
+, =. = = 9. 60 = - sss' Insured
yesspa, Aasa. % e a szn1 !: Bgiy,
9Rs~6se Heeah. JoA \. Anderson
cs Lscsns~ q So hSsEsy;
;S Ssss u i sss sa y.s o ssGlaa 81
1ewa oinses, H9k j. Mash,
JeAa Jones, r. +. Moore,
Ja9R NpNseA. = g1anN. C1afhsras
Lava b. ceaAss. Q. Eksr{,
.oxk.6 fss s...ssssryus s wysass@ Rois1s.ou,s
enm1 & HasTlspn. : Jehu G. khafer,
VA II. Hsxail ~ Peter G. Warwick
Ro6l r BROOKS. B. q. Hsskins.
,Fraee9se D. SAei, 81 Edssd Nefsea,
Wellington 0oddh, George J. sumner
'oP Sr.s "ll Il. MAcrARiASp
Wee frss,deAf-SANL ,. nARRfsOk,
r.ysteias.,pE gLAIR guREkLL
u JOHN NJ siiiKR, AGENT I.ynchsnrs Va.
~ omee corner Main aad uth srecia Richmond. Va
may 1tadem
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
JOHN ABRAHANs

VEGETABLE PILE OINTMENT : 70, p,ina p.a,,,.. -
m ranu rlies This Ointment from The rec ~. OF
M a IN, scian anal can he re VI being adape. 10
may 10 IL Tiiu psnx MI. .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
To the Public.
Another Supply Of New Goods.

10 ,,-,,,. VII MA I IoIN
NO. PURyIS, Agt, Is again receiving a general assor
men Of New Goods embracing almost cvcry thing suab
r Ladies' Genllemen Boys Girls Children all 81 whic
may ~ vs. ~ ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
Singers Saving Maoh;nae

..y Singers Sewing Machines.
success always the conclusive proof or
nen Judged by THIS test there labor saving machine
oe' lhe public comparable Singers Sewing MaeInea
The highest reputation The United States
ey were exhibited NJ the late "Exposit,on nyereie" In
e, wnere Ihcy carried of the highest premium; and
s'' nanuaetory to make them has been built In Paris
every branch OF industry in which sewing 10 be done
uese machines can he used with immense profit AS s speed
al ue iaway train 10 10 travelling foot so IL sewing with
singer Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor,
'ke dressmaker, carriage trimmer sa.ldler halter Ae,
hat De without one The fair prof, Of using of
e arh'nes regularly employed Is One thousand Dollars
year In all private families where there IL much sewing
ou ese machines invaluable assistance Planters
ne keepers mud them particularly convenient
e hsse machines are simple their construction
. song and durable being tho only kind of Sewing Ma
e ever MADE by which every work. oOarse
w pefiect executed Thousands Inferior and
sewing Machines have been made under various
aes o singers Machines alone been found every
"I u, 70 sa.siy the wants Of the people.
printed instructions for using with each
rom which any one readily acquire the an
Sg 9em Inc machines packed securely 10 70 sny
nna Of ane world 10 all persons desiring particular In
@ We w on application by letter ii either our on
""o''1 oe'oted 70 NE Sewing Machine interest," h
~ Principal Office, No. 800 Broadway New York
ASoH orfiCEsNo. At Hanver ST. Boston: No Of Chap
81, new hayon Ct Gloverville, n n; No ga Broad ST.
M No. az Chestnut ST., Phiadslphis; No. 100 Bal.
uofs o baHifnore: No. ~ Westnfnser St. Providence X
l., NO. Eaa 4th st. oncinnat No. IS North am st. 81
Hh NO. 81 .. Charles 81. New Orleans No Duaphin 81
...,.e. . (dec 3A-d retail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

New Spring Stock, for 1880, at
STIGirlk. PETERS G. Co,
No, 100 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va,
E subscribers in receipt OF their - large stock
Il OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOOIfS OF RRKNCH
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN Man UfAOTURE, 10 wheh
they solicit the attention Of their old customers aud ~ those
~a want goods Of the latest styles good qusits and at a
sonabe prices Read partial appende
Callcoes, Gnghams and Lawn, - a,-sl i+ h.. ~.
Brilans French Cambrcs aud JaconeA solid and plain
organdie Muslins and Beraees, "a - 5Lff bt1' y
Bcrage and Muslin Fiounccd RobeS 80. BIZ, sea5y =
Mourning GocdA In Muslin, Lawn and Derages,
GENTS GOODS. "a ffs5'''
Broad Cloths, plain and fancy, ., ...fr5~.
Black and Fancy Casimeres, . 49,
Ntsngs all kinds,
Gents Ties Stocks and Csavats,
Shirt Collars aud Rtsoma ,..su no. .,
Gloves, a Hose nd IIandk erchiefs
Pine Apple Handkerchief something new - 8
To which h added fine stock heavy Linen and Cotton
Goods on Window shades, Carpeings, Mangs Rugs Door
Mats, Ne. eS- Remember the No. U00), and call in
u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31

AMERICAN GUANO,
from JARVIS AND BAKERS ISLANDS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered the Planters and eaers aer .he most sasac-
made i, GA smen in virginia Who side by
he reru'n Eide Island and other ieriilz'r and who
IS superiority, importance and value.
upon soil. immediate wen as durable Ter
ing, but not exhanstny
l..z i. ii much less prize than Peruvian. and when HAIR
sl a. "a the result win be a. great il not greaier-
i,i states will be forwarded upon sppticaton
=. of the tm,ricnn Gunno Company in Rich
mon a m kasc. viii have my nan with the trade mark
III Hap ~, es Nnierann easi) and VIII be warranted
r"" + 40 - aa W strong bags or tarres al the option
ftIiX II fNSI, isth street, Ricirmof d,
ft2#F = '7'.- - \, gent for ~ nelbuts
IhE# Ait SUFFICIENT THREE.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REM EDIES,"
Known as "HNi, HBoLD'S"
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, viz:
HnfMe'le> "N IEAer "h' cur"
AZ ArARlLLA
l'ireng Eli kosf. WASH
u.LYBoIp'> GrSt NE PREPARATION
"HiGuL> 'oAe - i;Aii.n' ,.y,. or D,,cuu
For piscr "r ~ n Apnhii, KIDNEYS GRAVEL, and
III, in eases tin power u Digestion and exeites
ny OR eAItAIg0Us dsios.,ion,, and an uNNATrnAL
hNiAs1l MiNIs ace rcdueel Ms well as PAIN AND IN
: 80 Nm NJ MfS S WOMEN. OR CHILDREN
Arising from Excescs Habits Of Dissipation Early Indscrs
Hr AZ" DID WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
los. ., Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing
WcaL Nerves, Trembling
Horror oi Disease, wakefuness,
Dnnncss ol Vision, Pain la the Back
Universal Lasslude Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands Flushing of the Body,
DIness Of the skin, -, , Eruptons ON The Face
These symptoms, II allowed 20 on, which this medicine
invariably ,asS sI@ iS1T. kp,rprrc FITS
IN ONE : OF ' wnth TIE rlT ff' NAY 'fxiIRE
Who say the. frequently followed b, ,hosc
''''. "INsANirY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are await E f NS Ne S1gis if s os sTTFn
TIE nECoRDs OF THE INSANE AsYLuMs.
And the Melancholy Deaths By Consumption,
k CON 3 ~ III AS' WIFI
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and
wA s.AuoD. EXTRACT Buch nys1 asa ns ss
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE rnE MOST sKErrrcAL
Use HkrxsoLps EXTRACT Bucnu for all affections and dis
Urinary Organs,
Whether existing in
male or Female,
From whatever cause originating and NO matter of
How Long standing.
Diseases of these require the aid Of DlURETIC
- '',''' ''' ''-' ''''N " IS THE GREAT DIURErIc,
FOX WHICH IT is RECOMMENDED.
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
Hetmbotds Hghiy Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SarSaparilia.
SYPHILIS.
IS n affection of blood,
Innings OF TIE NOSE EARS,
THROAT, ... .. WINDPiPE,
Making Its appearance in the form Of ULCERS,
iIeinho!'s Extract Sarsaparlla
ruiiacs the Blood,
Aud removes all Scaly Erupoms q the Skin
GIVING TO HE COMPLEXION \
CLEAR AND HEALTHY COLOR.
bong prepare" expressly Tor this class complaints
Bloc" .f ug Properties preserved greater exteni
than An! o;nfr PIE iiaration of sarsapariiia.
EELNBOLDS ROSE WASH.
An excellent Loon for Diseases VI syPhitic Nature as
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
Forwarding Business.

f1iIE james River and Company having accedeI
Ia the proposition Of the south Side H. H. Co.. advance
the rates on bo routes have been compelled advance my
rales am, however by that arrangement enabled put
goods through ~ 10 25 below the south Side
Co. provided they adhere to the stipulaiios and
nces the difference viii be much greater AT
ds1"snsd 10 rence to The lopesf possible point ertry
article which the high tolls will permit %
,hrcbrg aud the West will lind II greatly 10 their al, ane
In ship thor goods via Richmond. A. 4. LEE
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
march lis IN the Dock, Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-31
Mississippi Land for Sale

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1900 Acres 100 clear l. between 800 which sune
ror valley which produced Bale of per acre The
past season. Sad plantation ssasepibe or dis,sn into
Ter, aud is AS healthy rs the mountains Of Virginia
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