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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09

SHEsENER'S
MASTER OF PAIN
iiiE GkEAT EATERNaL REaiEDF,
tor Spro9ns ana Byu:sss. i7u71s and Scafds
R4eurTafse and 1sEraig9c Pans, SuI.
angS, 5flf Jolnfs, Par0lyi2s, Or
sfuzabness Of tie Lambs, Pasns
~ ne Breast, SIDE or Back
Sore Idroot 7oofh- y4clle
fTostfa Feet, &c, DC,
-1ad Joy he RelfeJ
of Pam .4aguasrs
and Euayi04ere.
This Is most yesirct p,ep.r.t.
latls % e gsod. T. is harmless I'M 1I4
l.9s rrial iatrUileye Paa II yoa us u +Y.sa -
viii not il6 ely he without il aFa!a W ~ ~
cofstaht household fricnd giving ease ana 49,
just when needed. Keep il constantly ~ tgi'ol s.
siid IL save on many hours Of f,5e 49, -l@
ifring Fhefc Is hardly pain Il viii nor cas-
Ilcic $ hardly III accideht tfat val occur W..
IL y III mol be useful
Should one u your faiaiiy get TUNED OF ssaI3-
I'D eoyes Tie burned part with clotb al s,.ye-.i
thifkneases wei with the Master OF Pam ana
keep thc cieth saturated with il IN /. s;,,rt r;,,
u Viii draw al the FIRE out Ii win calt,a > i,l,
ling s,as@iiou- this s the tire coming out e.,
II wet with the master OF PAIN iInfil ~. ,'a*
anu pi1eA iiug ceases. Let the wet ,.loth 80 -.
iof sN ~ tght hours. after which apply som.
heAihg "iniueni or sweet "ii. Ia arlriy a!l casea
oI ram ot Soreness VI titt. Chest hroat Stde
bach S.iie, Lilnts or Joints il " III give r.iif
huD i or freely With the hand or yyifh a flame,
cloth un'i! Che skin becomes heated afd burnine
/ or sofrucss oi the tAr sub il on anti il Tro
daces Att,y SORENESS.
For Group uSo il In coaaeetiou with fft r,tr,A
Syral, i'l riihilng il lie chest
OF kheGtnatiSIn and a! deep seated pains II
ihe Eain Is not speedily removed by rubbaz wiz,
i!4c hand, l.,y Cloth wet with the LIQUID over M.
pai ~iieeird, and pass wsrrn smoothing iron over
For Paias in me Breast, Side OF BAck the ssrns
inAy be done.
For Footh-ache. drop il OF cotton. aid ami, i
to tie nerve Of The tooth, also rub tie guns snd
checks with il.
For Frosted Feet, s4ris the ,saaster Of Pain,
freely, and dry ]; "a heforc the fire
foT Headache rub it tho forehead.
Il IS called Master Of Pain / did not ejre II
THIS iiiine--i don't like the name Wben { A-st
Soihhleced making Il il was without naue or label
nla'ie Il aud sold il By the. olnce At r.,. ~,
Store. had nc idea then Of n1akino i,,s;naas
p H. some VINO bought It called Il Master of
am and ny this maine 1t became known for many
liiics round. And finally, when I had a labaj
rlR'ee was compelled u adopt tAe tame for bv
that nahe i was Bt0sn After all, ths name j.
not ." 'rIy 'nappropra.e, II is used to alleviate
2r remove iftu L IS pat on wherever there is
pam >"inet1es It Will cause pain, but the resui.
ti"ays Is freedom from pam
keadeF--try it, ta.l,. i bottle with yoi-naa :,
" whenever oseAsion requues-give it a fair trial
Prepared bt " = Shrner. Westminster NJ
ana for saie by a q Relmec ard Adam Perm
son, B,'dford Pa
Noy. g. 1850.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09
TNE ANNENNNRN

{ the several Townships and Boroughs, Of the
~ County of Bedford, will meet at the Commits
sioners Office, Wednesday the Dist day Of No
yember, A D. 1860 to receive their Duplicates,
inst ructions &c, "By order Of the Conmis-
sioners.'
II. NlCDpFMlIS,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09

We subjoin a summary Of reported majori-
ties comparing them with she najoriiies in
October last, when Curtin carried the State by
over :hirty-two thousand.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09

4 \ ezcelient astic!e ~ kEROSENE JUS, rsoeived
II at Dr. Har,yss Dag and Book Store
Nov 3, 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09

II you want cheap ready made clothing, caaa
u Caief Cams cheap side vests from .oo ass
business and over coats from IS, so np.
Oct 20, 1860. OSTFR & CARN
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09

4 9sqatysi a5a0rta4ent Of Kerosene Lamps and
- ShVles je't reeeiesa q, Dr.. Harry's Drug and
R5ok store.
Nov ., 1850
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09

Al lie residence Of the brides father, on
the lst INST, by Rev e Cleaser. Mr.. ghos
trose to Miss Elizabeth Ritcbey, All 81 Bed
ford ca
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09

lua feceifet fresh eGpFly of groceries,
sach !, as sngAIs Al 5, 10, and u ceas, prime
Swaps ol al kinds. fresh Teas cf ali y.r,e,,as
oei, e, 1850 osrER & cARN,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09
PENN sYLYANlA ELECTION.
FoR LINC0IN AND uAMIIN

Majority for Lincoln and Hamlin,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09
DEDICATI0.S
Mai RR1ED.

NfIAS. - EK, psstor
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-11-09
BEDFORD Pa.

Friday 'Eorning. yoy. ., 1860.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22
LATEST MEMS BY TELEGRAPH.
Congressional.


washington. March 2l.--SExArE.--The House
bli lar the bette; protection of female emigrant
i",nale passengers ON ship bard passed Also the
) nate bill reducing the prces Of the Publ Pm.
ter - Ter cent.
y resolution was nlopted calling Tor the CORES
pondence between the Judges in Utah aud the At
tornes General and President. in reference to- le-
gal proceedings and the condition of afoirs in
Utah.
~ resolution was adopted calling for niurma-
ton as 10 whether instructions had been given to
our Naval Ulcers, by which, in any event. the
Naval forces ut this country were to take part in
the civil war low existing in Mexico. aud whether
the recent capture If War Steamer was in pur.
snat'ee of orders issue by this Government and
by what authority it was done.
Tho Flpida Claim hill WAS discussed by Mcssrs
Foot. 1t Vermont; Benjamin, of Louisiana; Hale
al New hampshire. and others, aud its further
consideration deferred till the 10Th If April.
Tho Homestead bin was then called up, when
the Senate adjourned.
llousE OF kErREsE>rArfsEs. The bill provide
ing for the erection of IL bridge over Potomac riy
cr at this city. WIS referred to the Committee on
the District Of Columbia.
y resolution. similar to that adopted in the Sc
rate. calling fer information in regard 10 the Gulf
ct Mexico affair, WAS attempted To lie introduced
when 1t wns laid over under the rules.
The Sicklcs contested election was under
discussion when the House adjourned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22
Additional News from Mexico.

ramon notified the foreign vessels that he should
commence the b,mbarlment ot Vera Cruz ON the
night Of the 18th. and would not DO responsible for
the SAFETY of the shipping anchored under the
Castle on that night. The officers heard II heavy
cunnonading in the direction of Vera Cruz.
There were captured with the two s'camcrs :
six mortars six 2i-pounders. aud Two thousand
stan 4 OF small arms
The steamers are worth six thousand duilnrs.
on the third day out from Havana the steamers
broke down aud ut into Sisn Tor repairs. Mate.
riai- OF war We're slowed AWAY below o,t of -i@ht.
Tao men declare th'y were forced INTO III" ser
vice. and did no. know the destination Of the cx.
Itdit on.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22
Raad rliai

sIi LhNNilLE, tTcnn.D Oct, IT, 1900.
Nr ,ss-- Mtssrs. Perry Davis ~ run sstratliudc 10
liz A'a nnd duly 10 suffering humanity, require tn
rluud mike known tho tcnrt have derived the
Your truly valuable Pain KILLER; aud II h, seeing this M, -"l
trct viii hc induced "U- to give II trial and be hnlci,
| -hnll Ia compensated u thousand fjld,
In June 100, amer ruEccd Illness of several months,
WAS severely attacked With trow vertigo dnucSH oi
sghl aud loss of appetite accompanied by t,or, nu,y III
tt.hhS etc Ny phlzieln pronounced my ease lh'nn"na
bordering "n the FIRST saar at consumption aud alter AhRut
ug his skill, d' vnrod ppstt ly thai had the consumption,
thai lac could Il" nothing Tor me, and thai must de il"w'N-
I, ADV II mo To rs ilt ltst
dc, which dll with no effect tlIru made us" oi
Which proved flentricut
Rh this bmV my symptom, pain In the h,ad morning
tNcm fn dgrln the hRh dnrtrg pains through tho 'h-
burr f IN IN palms 81 The hands, quick puls, night NN'"-
dlil us al BIZ htig, cie, when fortunately got hold 80 tn
People Pamphlet III which Jaw The cHs,s 81 M.str bdnH
Gone, Ih others which Induced M Try Fer, pa>F Ncrt
table Pam kAc, aud -iranc ma, appear derived more
ben, III hnn the u>c Of twenty nv c,nt battle Tim had
"u from all u!lcr mudieia. haze used four hols al lie
Pain Miller, aud h,nrl anil cn, better hcalth than have
heretofore dole for "A nanlhcr Of ,.nr4.
mh lnl 6iSrANt'S \. tl,IoN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22
Words of Caution

fr " We Moro Ia tell rr,d,rN thai The we'll and
tt2 springs ihnu.htu the country had bccu poisoned ard
thai We hal di,ouN rel thup Effects "f ttcm
that Would ho giA avail thcmNtrs discovery
The hope ot n,'rug death. II TO tel, ttn thai
hal discovered iin" al treasure, enough lot ,ln aud
that prepared /" share with otn would rvisr
our all /" fortune Hal in irath Nnuubl HAN riches,
how much gratle should tis ho To- l.Hrn
lannrca has br mlaunrd al pnr vegetable mniter Unl
That its curative loweis little less ccrlnn lnsn hehl ud
dHrkucs-. Need inSnnccsy II cnli the
Priclor oi BAkhis 81 LIS and examine the tas q"
certificates from all sections =" the Suul prsr Who have
been cured ct Dl"Psh by lis all healing properties AMONG
them Wal see the Noh,rS 81 Old and Young male anl l.
male. cAollnE his rEts 10 the Nkcs and Ei ssng IrN
dcncr for lis curative rowor~ Npi lis virtues combine
io ny srIsin. Nervous Headache Ad vdd, it, pIw,f-
Torpid ltcfs he, ,uekvncd and made nc,c by it, iun
Sluiac> mad" lnltlt by lis ncaitaiKng -
trlS. Indigestion disappears wh'n II enters ia" oi l
Dnrrlua cannot resist u. tome powers And thurn itself
when mel h! ihcte BIiftHH, prompt, disard aud hrrpne
harmless rs thousands Of persons have certified Who isd Ia
lNlb and ID when that Devastating the country.
BAkEEe BiII S will not remedy NIL the ll- humanity
but such diseases caused ly stomach aud bnM els riga
oily yield IL lis strengthening Vnucis. uii kic., driven
from The s,stcn Al Who need Shud tf5 and he
come their own Judges al its virtues.
For sar 10y all the Druggists In lsncurg, and by MI t'
principal Druggists IN The cit! u iomond, aud elsewhere
Virginia; also, al MCsrrs thds Slut ~ tn Washington c
d. g.; L. H. Stahlcr " Co. baltimore, Ml D. Il. Mlr Co,
ingt"n, ny; aud Barnes ~ l'HIh, y. y,
orders llir,l by addressing l.. EAkER Proprietor,
hh q dAcs Et Antonl, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22
SALES By AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS.
Auction Sale of Valuable Flour Milling

property in tho City OF PeterSDurg..
an Thursday tho 2pIh Msrrh next ut IL o'clock Ms on The
premises On not rresc-, soif prsase, shall cell at
auction the valuable aud well known Flour MIL called the
lily Miis situated the Apponsox fivef la thu ely Of
p,tfslirg
The hunej. brick one portion feet and the other
3ux2B ice wing Ave foas aud pair of DurA nearly
The MIL hns lately been thoroughly repaired nj cost OF
10000 To tianon, with new iron shanng and gearing m
throughout, With all the machinery of the lHtest
imrru, cnent-, all In good order aud capable N making
nG l nonr Very lately the dam ah been repaired
nnd partl, made The wheels good order,
with improved Turbine Wheel, which works admirably
There abundance Of land attached to the MIL In extend
The buildings 10 size which be rcquir. There
good site tor Torn MIL aud good family residence uhc
mcs dwsling) The Mil Ia Insured for t1o0o partly In the
Mutual Onte.
The crops wheat raised In tho trading 10 Peters
burg rapidly increasing that the number o mills
here inadequate To- manufacture them hence large unn.
lily shipped abroad Therefore toier-as wishing 10 engage
In the milling business such orporiun. for profitable In
ycsimcnt rarely occurs
TERMS: tine fourth months credit, tho remaining three
fonrths one, and CREDIT with Interest ai for
well endorsed negotiable notc aud deed Of .ru.t The pro-
perry, 10 secure their payment.
Possession given immediately.
For further Information appl, ~ -
JOSEPH II. DUNN.
Ex'tor Of J. IR.aa, decd
NH WM pASNlI,la Auct.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22
Markets..

BALTIMORE. March 2!.--Four steady at 1913
Wheat quiet: White $50 to LEO; Red | 30 to
l.l0. Corn firm: White 60 to II cents Yellow
II to - cents. Provisions steady. Mess Pork
l7.2j to 1900, Whiskcy quiet at % cents,
New YoRN, March 2l.-Cotton heavy: Mid
dlinss Upands | to ia. Flour firm: Southern
500 to 60. Wheat quiet White 81 to- 20 cts.
Corn heavy White aud Yellow IS TO 1s! cents.
Pork heavy: Prime 1887 to ll37. Whskey
quiet at 224 to % cents. Turpentine heavy Mt Il
cents. Rosn dull at lG74 to 10. Rice firm ut
4 u - cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

JOAN l.. Cook.-From the number of marriages re-
Gently certified TO the Auditor or Public Accounts, by
the Gle ks of Jefferson unity il appears that the no
torions John +. Cook was married ut Harpers Ferry
TO Merry V. Kennedy, on the 18th of April 1888. At
the time Of the marriage, Cook was IS years, eleven
months aud six days old aud Miss Kennedy was us
wears old. Cook was born in Connecticut, and was
the son of Nathaniel ami Mary Cook Miss Kennedy
WIS tie daughter of John T. aud Ann Kennedy. At
the time Of the marriage. both residents of ar-
pers Ferry. Cooks occupation is put down as that
OF book agent. 1t does not appear by whom tho
marringe ceremony was performed,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

Cornelrs Mill for Sale nj Public Auction.

With deed of trust, executed Ia IA NJ rstees,
by Arthur Council to dchi due by the said tonneii
In the Franklin building Fund Association, and In oiecnco
Ia mn order III The Board o Directors OF said Asrocion tho
undersigned Will sell nj public auction the prrmsss NJ
ornrk TUESDAY, the nj ny of April, hn valuable
Mil known as Councils Mil" and occupied by No~lln
Nurrr together with an0 feet of land, lying between tho
canal md river This thu largest nosi salunb"
Mills In this section of tho State aud contains Machinery for
grinding Flour Meal aud Plaster md h making TOLLS AMI Is
In complete repair.
1rRNs r,ade know n IN day Of SALE
Tho title Is believed be good but acting Trustees
vii, convey only such title rs Ia vested In
tltAS. NJ B1AGkboRDl
ROBERT i. DAVIS, Trustees.
ml rs lds1 y. n. PAYNE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

Fine furs should kept in cold place. An ex-
periehced dea'e will ell. the moment he pats his
handon piece Of fur, it 1t has been lying in IL
warm, dry atmosphere: it render. the fur har A.
dry and shabby. entirely destroying the rich.
smoo suftness, which it will have il kept in
cold ROM |, membrr this. IA s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OFTHE NORTH BRITAIN

PORTLAND. Name March u The steamer
North Britain. will Liverpool dates II the ith
inst. arli,cl here to-day ut nom. She brings
trlrgraphic dates u the evening" Of the S,h, via.
Queenstown.
The general news is unimportant.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL MARkrr. Cation qgiet and steady.
Breadstutls dull. Provisions firm aud quiet
Consuls - to 81,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

seieinE Mrs Virginia Smiia, lately married.
Committed Saisr'c at Alexandria. Va, Sunlay
h'shf. iE dr .anins herself. She had been Ill for
,eFeiai WEI ~. and two were sleeping in
her room while they slept she rose from the bed
ana att,ring herself warmly stole out Of the house.
Tier body was found in tho Potomac on Monday.
She had often threatened to commit sncide.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

DEMOCRATIC DiSTRiCr CONVENTION Tho Con
vention of the Democracy Of the Little Tennessee
Congressional District for the purpose Of APP
pointing delegates to the Charleston Convention,
was held at Marion, Snythe county, on Tuesday
last. The Convention WIS permanently organ'z-
ed i,v the election Of the f flowing officers:
President Robert G. Kent. Of Wythe.
Vice Presi lcnts-Wm. Porter. of Smythr: }.
Sanders, Of Wythc Archibald pecry. of McDo-
well.
Secretaries Martin L. C"mann. Of Tazewcll;
1.eonilas Baugh. of Washington james W Ken
nedy and w. Henry Trucks, Of Snythe.
Al the counties il the District were represent
ell, except the counties Of Russell, Lee and
Wise.
Delegates to the Charleston Convention pr.
Ruhert Crocke.t. Of Wythe. and William u. Cecil,
of farewell. Alternates, John w. Johnston, Of
Washington. Jonathan R'chmord, DR., of Lee
county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22
CITY AND STATE AFFAIR.

W. invite attention to the advertisement OF W.
Miller. agent for Reese's Manipulated Guaso.
This article has been in market for several years
and has won, to considerable degree, the favor
W. have before us . number of certificates
e., gentlemen well known to US in this cum
,nuni,y, te.tifying. in the highest terms, 10 the
merits Of the article.
From our Knowledge of the parties who pre-
maze it. we ar. fully warranted in saying that this
article will be Of ua,torm quality: u guarantee
tina, is not always afforded in the purchase. from
,,nLn,up rayties. # an article whose merits the
purchaser can only determine after he shall have
made the necessary trial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22
NOTICE
NOVEMBER leth 1853,

G l., ORGI l., M. II u G * +, II
Lyn o h burg, Virginia.,
EAS te pleasure 10 Ills eustomtts md the pull
lie tint he has Just secscd the following very desirable
gnnds Wa;
Fouch Musn Robes assorted efors an very beautiful,
Royal Purple Maroon, Marin Louise ne, Green, Brown and
Black Sulld tuorcd MonaiiuS
Plain IIinck silks, very superior and cheap.
The aho'e goods, within general assortment Of other
Rns enumerated offered 10 his customers and others
zone Price Only" aud he guarantee. low lower
prices than similar goos bs hnd elsewhere. All buyers Of
r, Goods cordially invited oall and make their
phuscs. lnpN tIdlrl u. NJ X
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22
DIED.

Departed this life in Marion, Va, March Eth if
teen minutes past one o'clock, Mrs. Isabella Fg,N-
cIS. The deceased in the 53rd year of her age
She was born in Monroe county, Va, May 10th lsa7
aud united in marriage with VIM. Francis February
III 1926. Her maiden nane WAS Isabella Jones.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

TRIAL OF LANp.-The trial Of Walters. Lana
ccd at Princess Anne Courthouse Monday. TX
Governor Wise made powerful speech in IA
orof u change of revenue, which the Court rcfus-
ed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

Loss of q Cotton Warehouse by Fire.
New ORLEANS, March 2l.--Thc Union Cotton
Ware house was destroyed by fire yesterday to-
g"ther with five hundred bales Of cotton. Loss
So 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, the 10Th inst, by Rev. Fesms
lIiekenson, Mr. JOIN PEREaoy, ofWashngton county,
East Tennessee, and Miss LucREriA AKER, daughter
of Mr. Richard Aker of Smythe county; Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

Tue LEcIsLATrRE.-T Senate Tuesday, ap-
pointed special joint committee. III conjunction
with the House to whom was referred SO much OF
the late message M the Governor rs relates 10 the
refusal of the Governors Of Ohi" and Iowa to sur
render certain fugitives from justice. The Sen
ate passed number Of House bills among thrm
a bill incorporating the CONNIE cial Insurance
Company Of tile city of Richmond; also bhs
amending the pilot laws in regard 7" the P"toaac
Ryer; also, the bill releasing the securities OF
the late Sergeant Of Pe,ersharg from certain dam
ages recovered against them, and bill nc'rpn-
rating Allegheny College. Among the documents
nresentcI was II memorial Of Richmond mcrcl II t.,
relative to to the tax ON licenses; a Petition Of
citizens Of Fauunier, in favor Of direct trade: the
proceedings of the merchants Of Norfolk aad
remonstrance against the passage ct the one per
cent tax Hill. The bill to amend the charter ct
the james lliv,r and knnawha Company, was
POSTPONED until to-day at II o'c'ck.
In the House, the substitute rer"rted Tor the
bill incorporating the Redmond Street RaIir"a1
was passed. Hill was passed charging the ex'
cnlr,ions from distress or levy in the case ct ro'r
debtors; also a bill Incorporating the Bank 81
Richmond, with canital Of $780, 900; and biil
granting pensinn ,f S9G. per year 20 Saml &.
Young person wounded at Iiarper's Ferry hy
John Browns party. and enc authorizing the
County Court of All.emar.c Ia construct an Armo-
~ in the town ui charlottesville. RicAmoad Ots-
adtch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

STEAMER BrRNr.--Wincasset, Me-, March 90 -
The steamer Eastern Queen, on the morning Dos
ton and keunebec route. was burnt todny. Los,
S7j, 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

CORPORATION ELEcT.oS.-An election tor town
officers was held at Marion, Smythe comfy, Mon
day afternoon last, and resulted rs follows: May
or, William G. Sewers Alderman. George 5.
Venable; Trustees, Albert 6. Pendleton. Jr:,
James W. Kennedy, ESra n. Shelley, james II,
Francis, George W. iIanderlitc, William e. Sex
ton aud ID. ID. Hull.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

LAKE ERIE NAvIGATioN.- Dunkirk, n. Y,
March 90. Navigation is now open between this
AMI the western ports Of Lake Erie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

Van Haagan 81 McKeones
ORIENTAL DE.TERs:tE SOAP!
nNE Pound of this celebrated Washing will far
~ rs Thee Pounds of common kusa soap. II hall
the time aud labor; clothes need boiling rubbing
wnshb"ar and ii IL warranted Ia give cnle sa-inction
the money will he refunded.
VAN IIAAGAN IL Mi ZONES
NO SOAP Tor ocrubbng ANA Rough Washing, i'm EA
PALE and CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP, tur general house
superior Ia other similar soaps made in the C.
our prices viii be found lower than those If any Man
uiarlIr"rs IA the county,
Circulars and other information frlcd hy Addressing the
Sole Agents. THAN ~ M,KEoNE
No. % and % South WiHr,ca,
NH l2.dsc1m T. e. col Philadelphia, Pa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22
Furniture! Furnitnrc!!

FWFnIIWTt! FUTNIINTF. 7!
FcTrD GRATEFUL tor past ayors, the subscriber would
return his thinks 10 his friends and The public gcner
ally. and inform them TINT he has hand tnnd
1sk1 Is constantly adding thcrelo large assortment al
ELEGANT FURNITURE, q
MANUFACTURED BY SKILLFUL WORkMEN, IDA
cut of the very best material and finished in the most
desirable His stock embraces rNrry article
nly gotten up IN the most extensive manufactures.
lie socis call from those wishing purchase feeling
scd that he can and viii give saisci-n in regard 10 both
price and quality ot work.
eY- lair and shuck Mattresses always OF han1.
EDWARD j. FULkES.
Wnrcrooms and Mandatory, doors below Liberty Ware
house Ian i-dActsif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-22

LAcEY's BAND. Some Of our streets were made
melodious with the harmonious strains OF Music
Tuesday night. The recently organized bass
band. under the leadership of Mr.. Lacey, WINS
out, and made night benuiiui, and attracted the
attention of MANY lovers of the 'ar, divine
MIR. Lacey deserves great credit for the prof
cheney which his band thus early evinres, aud We
doubt not but that with little more practice it will
prove to be the very best one that has ever had an
existence in cur city