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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening. the 20tl, inst. at tie
Virginia Hotel. Campbell Cur, house, by the Re-
Mr.. Swiney. Mr.. WV. N PrrEsoN to Mis-, V,e
GINA daughter of Mr.. Lewis L. Williams, all II
Camp ell county.
facetions friend who sends us the Above &C.
comraned it with the following En-. VIZ
10 SrRrck BILLY PArrE,oN ?--TmE QUESTION
SlrrLED.-lt will be seen by our issue of to-day.
that tho long mootci question of "ltAo Struts
Ealy PattesoaP' is finally settled He WAS not
only struck, but knocked into atoms, in TACT he is
low IN IL state OF powdered humanity.
On the 18th inst, by tho Rev. G. A. Miller. Col
fhoMs LEWIS, of Roanoke, to Mis- May NJ.
daughter of the late DR.. John lngles, of Mont.
g"tnery. s.
On Thursday, the DIST inst at the residence II
eol. IL. Rucker of Amherst county, Va. by Rev.
A'eX. G. Brown. Mr.. JAS A. MosElEY and Mis-
MARrMA A. TucKER.
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ORIIIARX

ped, in the village Of Martiusvile, Henry Co.
Va the 18th inst. JANIS AlrxAxuEG. infant
son Of James II. and Mary L. Gresory-agcd H.
uonihs and - days.
The hand of tie ruthless destroyer could MT BE-
stayed. The srrightIy. little child, the pet OF the
household, has been snatehel away from the arms
Of loving parents and has made wound in their
hearts which only the eonsoliug thought Of his
herg with the God who gave II, can cure But
: "i'le we de ply sympath-c with them in their
affection, yet we remember that lie who tempers
the wind to the slorn Lamb, orders al thing. in
love and mercy, AMI 'hat the fragile flower. in.
~teaa of remaining below to he buffetei bv the
I, 4ii world has been trarsnunrd into the cres-
tial gardens above there to bloom in perpetual
beauty and fragrance.
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COngreSI

" ,,nl,aroN, June 22.--Eoth Houses passed
t6a i.oun Bll aud concurrcd in tia report OF Con-
ference Committee ON civil appropriations. Tho
Senate Cnnlcrcrco Committee postal deficiency
c, n aIt agree asi were discharged.
The House Insists ON its amendment retaining
the Isabel lire contract. and on the restoration Of
inlani mail service except in eases where can-
tracts have expired or tho service hn4 been in
proved hy Railroad or otherwise. Leaving il dis-
crrtf,uary with the Postmaster General to ii
continue the service, i'll accordance with existing
law. 1t is the impression that the Senate " i'll
agree to this proposition
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

TERRIBLE ilML SrnRA.-Wc learn that some
portions of our county were visited by n terril,e
"a'i Storm IN saturday last. In the neirborhoul
"a lover pep.s 1t hailed for more than half an
hour; and We learn that it cansed prea, ininrx !,
tie crops OF wheat and corn in that vicinity. In
Tho ne,ghborbo"d Of Mount Laurel tho hail stone
We're very large many OF them being us large /,
gnineasegg. This was, we suppose, one Of the
MIST severe storms Of raiu aid hail, that hn. yis
tel that section of country for some length 4
time. Never has our county witnessed y mat,
storms III 81 short period. rs haze visiel it will.
III tho last few weeks. Hulftr Echo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

Destructive HAIL SToRM.-Wc learn from II
private letter. addressed to n gentleman at this
place, that the ncighhorhood of Shallow-ford, in
the southwestern portion Of this county, was Wis
ned with tremendous hail storm on Wednesday
OF last week, which dill immense damage TO the
growing crops in the vicinity. 1t was about mile
IN width taking in i,s the plantations OF
Messrs. Mcbride, Musgrove, [Ienseley, Saunders,
Johnson, Miller, Mitchell and others. Upon tho
premises above enumerated. the devastation is re-
presented as completc--scarcely n vrstce OF veg
citation being lett standing in its desolating course
'he hail stones are said To have been of the size OF
walnuts, and, in their descent, splitting the shin
GIGS upon the roofs of houses, making general
smash of window glass, beating the fruit from tho
Trees, destroying the crops, and covering the for.
est grounds with broken twgs and shattered
leaves. Even the "oldest inhabtant" in that TO-,
tHsl'ty has never seen its like beiore.-Bed'ord
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. j. NJ. Atkinson, d. D., will preach ly
Divine permission, in the First Preshy,erian
Church, next Sabbath morning at | o'clock, also
in the evening at 8 oclock
The Rev. Thomas Jennings will. by Divine
commission, preach tomorrow Sabbath dayl Mt
II o'clock A. NJ at Tyrceara Chapel on Vim
stems HILL S.
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Santence of Maronev.

MoNT3oNfRY. Ala, june 22-Alaroney, Ire
f'roer agc'.t Of Adams Express Company. plead
guilt, f., the cha 20 Of rabhing the office OF fifty
u.u'a aolara, and was sentenced by Judge
Shooter t, ten Gears INN isonnrnt in the pe1iten-
tiarr. The money recovered last Au.ust
ihroush Allen Pinhcr,on's detective agency ut
Ciit; <, il hayinc been buried in an obscure
nace near Philadelphia Maroney's wife ard
other parties are implicated, and will doubtless be
brought to Justice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
Arrival of tho Overland Mail

N,nlNoflfp Mo, june 22i--TIe Overland
Ma Nith California duties to tho lat arrived icre
TODAY.
lur i,nns htl attacked all the >ntio,s md
SCI .cln+tt~ from Walkers River tn Honey Lake
CT. JACK iiaNes with six Hundred volunteers
ntl a mall lu,uier Of Govern, tnent trau,>. met
md del, ated three hundred Indians ut Williams
station, niger party had started to free
gererrl battle.
The p,ny cypress had been Discontinued in con
sequence # tic dstnl Dances.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

UNANIMOUSLY elected President. t., supply the ya.
o ~ oceasioned BY the resign, ton Of Mr.. Dan
mond. fredericksburg and Potomac Rail- nd t,om
pany. Mr.. Ellis is, perhaps. moro familiar with
,ne business OF the road over whose afairs be has
oeen called to preside, than any other person, OK
eept the late President and his election will ensure
e'n,'hura confidence in the manas cement OF the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
The American Telegraph Company.

New ioHK, June 22.-Thc Herald, Journal Of
Commerce ard other New York papers contain
editorials STRONGLY condcmning the Executive
Committee ul the American Telegraph Company
for their eNtorinnary dsmnn and threats asains
the cs~, and ur-c the stock ladders to come Tor
ward At their neetiag next Thursday and rescue
Their prupertf from certain daStrnction
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Arrival of tho Survivors of tho wrecke
Steamer Wol<pr

pnILApFlruIA, June 22---Thc steamer pcl
ware iro New York via Cape May has arrive
at dis port with tho survivors of the wrccke
steamer Walker.
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VI Kk ETS.

HN7luoRF, june 22.-Flour active and un.
changed. Wheat dull, Red 81 2saSl SO White
81 toa$l ga Corn active, Yellow G5a6Sc White
7Oa73c. Provisions quiet and very firm. Bacon
sides lo3. Mess Pork Sl7 7jaSl8 %. Whisky
steady,
NEW YORK. june Stocks active and higher
Virginia G's 93!.
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FIFTH DISPATCH.

RALrllarE, iurc. I'd liz o'clork, p M.--Del.
aware announced that she would not vote in the
Convention. bat would reserve ,he right to do 81.
The chairman " tho Tennessee delegation nm.
noun ed that ; ont OF Il of suid delegation would
withdraw Tho Convention adjourdcd until 10
O'Clock Tomorrow.
Aicr varieus unsuccessful efforts to proceed b.
Il noaiiatioi. the few remaining Virginia AMI
Genre. cr delegates defined their positions,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

Election OF FIELD OrFlcERs.-At the election
Tor Field Officers OF the l3lst Regiment of Virgin
Ia Malta, held yesterday, the following gentle
men were chosen: Colonel Daniel a. LanghorI :;
Lieut.. Colonel. Marcelus N. Norman; LIST Major,
liy. Gray Latham "a Major. j. Lawrence Neon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

TIE following is statement of the amount of
copper ore received at the Virginia and Tennessee
Ka'road Depot at Lynehbnrg. shipped to d.
kurner & Co., Baltimore, from Goth April so 20
5lst December 80: Sacks 3,61T; Barrels so;
Boxes 1921: weighing 2,5l65j6 lbs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS. June 22.--'rhe Steam Sloo
Pocahontns. with Vera Cruz dates to the 10th ha
arrived, she brings important dispatches for til
Government AZ Washington.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

SEE advertisement in another column Of the
sale of beautiful country re 'iicncc, near Lynch
burg, which will be sold by Thomas j. and {. b
Brown,
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LATEsTN NEWS ~ TELEGRAPH.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
MAJORITY REPORT ADOPTED
RumOred Withdrawal Of Judge Douglas
Maryland. Virginia and California With
draWS!!
ksa!nck. and TCnneSsee Retires for Con
Sultati0n!!!
Tennessee MithdraWn--DClaWare Decline
10 Vote,

BALTiNaRE. June D. The Char stated the.
hr-t 'nslness On hand, was the ordering the main
qneN'l"n On the resolution at the eredential Com
ml''cc; first un the Cuttings miu"rity iepu,l-
The resolutions were read in their order: first tie
majority report: then the minority report wis
presented by Nv Stevens OF Oregon thon Cuttings
resolution. The Chair decided that Mr. krunl
chairman oi the Committee had u right to make
tine closing speech, although tho main question
hal been eallel and voted ON the minority report
was rejected the vote standing AYES 1903. Mes
ldN. The majority report was then voted upon
each resolution separately: ON tho first I'D.
h''nng the Mississippi Delegation, the Yeas were
go. Nays -
The vnte On the second resolution admitting the
l. uisiana delegates stood Yeas l53, Nays9i.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE. June 22-The entire Majority re.
port whe adopted, except tina, relating to Georgia
which was voted by New York, who inlre.
durcd oae giving to the Scccdrrs the whole ,ae
of GEORGIA. The Convention refused to recon |.
cr aud lay the Minority report IN tho table. and
adjourned until : o'clock.
T. Is rumorel that Douglas has authorize, beau
lG.hm"nd to Withdraw his name, il harmony can
he produced thereby
THIRD pIsrATCu
BALTIMORE. jane 2222.-'rhc Convention rc=as.
s'mhici ut seven O'clock.
The New York amendment admitting the whole
Sc" ling delegation from Georgia was ndoptel-
In voting IL reconsider, when New Iok Ms
called She voted Ia almit amid great applu, e
She will waite Il. Il uut lor p,urlas. TIA" notion
to reconsider ,rus lost---ny-s l03, nays lIg.
The iesult of thu vote bang ;.nnnnncrd, die
gate from Penns, wanna mo, ei To lrocccd to IL All
na!c caa4..!ale,, rno'hermo> ii to adjourn >igs =,
wIru. Russell, 81 Virginia, arose and announced
t'at it wa- ''E>istent with ,her 'unIicli,it, ni
dnty. t. parllllEie longer in tho Con, ou!ion..-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

hLEcrIoN.-At meeting of the Board OF d.
rect Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company, yesterday, Charles Ellis, Esq, Was IN
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TO tho IntulliHent.

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n .,-- AL. diseases arI.c from imrudt, the
49, h,u.l No mattel how cali, each
Vegetable Iuts ttiN,s Which de- III, "u,p bnl
uua! eNl,l the l,nl hguof, WAi,i produce DREADED rnd
nc liz por, and rhe,lHin s,ll as liver atrcpns
pain ia Lie side and general hvnps snl vrtlucss upon the
isi, cN,rii1n. My, BkANplEilis PILLS only euro
these affections, tai aisb asthma, all
ia in1L., well rveeut cul- ,s #f-lnl.
t"n rud bleeding at the lnnrs have oien boom ,r,d y h,
E,atsmher. EhNpIlfls I'LL nv trral # la fears
ttaunu, tnd vafIaUtdl prui' Ft,i- bui pablo II
uarihg The t''i'rr- W'He"s iranc. iw~ Win n,
raum.Gd: hi H,f ,rn,s stia=. rBlo.y. lh, mH=t be
p-"i 10 be ii' appreciated Sold nj pepal otn, N 29
Canal stfI't rIlr, -aesHls = hos. j. Tim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

CAFE ISLAND, June pa large slip, supro ell
to be the Saratoga from Vera Cruz, passed into
the By lat nintt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

n S4- II vt IL lciI rr,ers that the Wells ind
NS1 spttne- tH +it unity hai h," puispu,,
tN at di'N'te IN uuiiu.r Ia seav, ~
Wat Mhaid u"i sti., afa iu. IA ii discover Wth
tho hop at aYrtttns ..a. II tcl hcrn
that "eRrfr r' ssl la sa' viii them, would
"Hr at 10 iHrt. Hu} - H t'l Is 49, valuable tah ffl,
how t1sa mon 2rttal .hH, Inc le 10 ,'rn thai grenl
ltta'ft I1s ' IliH ~ ct lhtrs gotta lc matter aud
'h"i ia ear'g I"eaf= az t'Ir lcs certain than sb aud
d.T'rt== seed Instance lfsn ,I the pro.
irHrad BAkIE- Ill HRS AMI examine NE rad OF
fs1rs. ru All -eetn's II l'o ~ph II prr.us WIN IAr
bee tsgfsf .. i. statt H. all tln properties. Amen
lh'H atti . tHe.f- 81 ' inl tnurr uale AMI Il
#tHHs tins liffrrs lr lhn skies. and III, .sing irut
', tti / curative ip~,r4. ut is cpnucd
to psa Nopu Headaches weld r"niy powers
Torpid Lifrr- atern. AMI md. active 9 H. iniu
SttnHcIs- tpli hrih hy IT. uuuirailnE
"is. indigestion pItar- when II cn,ra Ihc
piarrn canno resist IT, tonic powers. And th"ra sclf
met b., these ltrrra promptly -umpl and
harnles a. hpueaua- II persons have ceh,d who uad 1t
l-l al -, ub tit sclHrgc devastating the country
EAki'- III iIEls Rtil not ruvds MI Tho ~, of humanity
ba stan -cat ,a1sd by tn tmacl, and howel,,
di! tt - H. Strengthening effect AM specially driven
from thu stem m fhe me-" hie rpU,d Il II, ani bc
come turir avn jJ IL IL tirturs
salc l> a ~ lsnge'sts Ia lsncibur, nnl lay Nil III"
prin pad 1r. l- al ie s ot Eilaann aud ,4~lefc in
Niri1. al-, ., st =-f h,t. Ni.t3 90, Washington c
II. / II. ~ait ta- Baltimore NJ; D. J.. Miller,
m4eop Ky; AMI Hatfes i fafh, \ !.
u'',Fs Hii'i 10y adir.##5ng 4. BAKER Proprietor,
y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

" EE{ fiE STREETS fLEdN--I have hand sup
IN ply O. atan street 5rooms which will sweep clean
at longer than ury thcr Broom in Can and supply your
sti,c, It ANDREW BOYDS.
let's 1903 Main St, LyncilUrg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
New Grocery aud Commission House.

W NJ. II. ROSE 81 DIR. u. l.. WILLIS
associated themselves together under the and
nrm of " LILLIAN ~. ROSE " co. and have taken
house No 0I Main Street door Lee, Rookie Taylor
ior the purpose of conducting
General Grocery and Commission Business.
an at this time receipt large and well selected stock
Of Gi:ot ERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS, md Liquors Of
all kinds and other article usually kept First Class
Wholesale and Retail Grocery House: aul will pay par
attention the of BACON, LARD, BUTTER, r. Our,
WHEAT, TOBACCO and Country Produce generally make
liberal advances Produce in han consigned for sale and
cash time sales when required.
All We from the public call and examine our stock
before buying, motto will be gack Saies s,aatt
I,Fr.dfs.
s<y" No trouble Ia show Goods. lar bly,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

Wigs Wigs ~ Ip@lll
49, bAIt HIi.uis MlGs AMI Tot IEI.s surpass
w.. All Tns an elegant, oa,s ifhl aud durable
tue 10 oharn nhfnruns up hsltni- siifintine
th h'nt. ind, t i IA" "nl, Establishment Whrfs lhr>o
things ri"iefi, understood ana maarl 10 Loud Strtt,
NrN A"th. s-Arat," Isl, lAalsnl1.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
GEORGE ". KYLE. ARTIST
Ne. l,S2 Elia street,

nun PORTRAIT aAIl.tEN Will he continued d, tho IN
drrtn", nj The Id srd M I2 Main street. where hu
vii he pie HH"d u rcc",v continuance OF the fury liberal pm
ranige hct"wod upon the late cuoorn nsung NIL who may
call that every Will m given 10 render satisfaction IN st
al flefurrS, ru',% al ci1trcs, &c,
Ntal-b have The for tho boHf Iunr
L., SEWtSa II emH Tells tuck gathers
aud arocr. AMI does nil the work Of the best t2o Marnrs
Ia lar simple and less complicated than other Ma
chine. aud iz sold low prices and 900
Cabinet Machine ia. Ia has the Patent Adjustable rminer
manufactured oSIr y Tar the Quaker Cy Machine The only
That rms NIL widths and h From the
Der old 10y n. >. fnn'r 90. while acting
goucil satisfaction which Machines nv en- under.
SIGNED lecs hesitation In amending them
Call aud rNnminp t,am N. =. TANNER,
IA Main Street, Iynuhi,lrg. II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
NEGROES WANTEn.

TUIE subscriber continues In market for NEGROES Of both
L. from ten Ia thirty Of Also, women and
children The highest prices viii be paid In and persons
attended To nj their houses by giving description naming pisces
nov 2s-1y NV wb. II MOUNTcAsTLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
MANIPULATED GUANO.

MANIPULATED GUANO.
WE offer TO the Planters of Virginia duano prepared by
w Ms as follows: 1851 :
1000 lbs. best Peruvian Guano that ran be procured,
500 do sonorcro Gnano, containing SO per Ct Phos-
plato Of Lime;
200 DO Ground Plaster, for which ppy ~ " extrn
Planters and others invited to examine Oils article frnul
tho best information obtain believe this Mixture 10
Of the beet that can be prepared for the Virginia lands
fricc To Planters lo per tom e. less ton when they
furnish the bags.
~ Prepared and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT IL ca, -
Riahniond, Virginia.
Also for sale by Commission and Grocery Merchants cities
We refer 10 Planters whr used and
the Mani pnainl unnohnong them Jas Gall, Esq, A. War
wick Ea, Jos. Allen, ESQ and H. II. st ESP aud othera
Below d. X. Tuttles Chemist nj University Of Val
report Of the samples from u Bugs and shall DO kept
10 thai Standard
- ale to give you he result Of analysis They
show the Mixture to bc what stated In former letter. and
judge that very fortunate la the selection Of materials
especially of Peruvian Guano Tho cenage Of Ammonia
shows The pure Peruvian 10 contain l2i per cent? which
than the The AnLlyss In MS Follows:
Moisture (gycn of at boiling ranl), 1905
Snphuric Acid, BAD; Lime 3G1. 900
Ammonia 620
lnsoiubc Matter ............... ....... .b5
A small quantity of AIkali-unde ruined. Water In -
combination aud organic matter ................. 24e5
10000
Hoping that your fertilizer may with the which
II deserves remain yours,
dec 9-dScly ID. X. TUTTLE'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
uolloMaN's pills and Ointmant.

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N - Ny INllS 81 eeu have tcen engaged Tor THAI
W. ohe quarter II his prscut ceutu, IN testing the Ell
,hct"hsncsso t H'fetys ffS AMI tnt3saL remedies
ch' ,pnrato conformity for MI Internal aud external all
mWs lh.lr unanimous and enthusiastic verdict in
these remedies II before aud should
urr'H oh. ruld at The mandatory, M. Maiden Lame
Ne" AHrb, aud Ivy AL thsgist" ~ eat die and IL et hN
pois lie ID. lM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
DnNiS pnin IGllnr-

I'ttA - 1 stAll ~ itlGI.
Rs ~, Goir'sl he a 5 hg@~% a. rsse, n.,
AMI iI'e rrRi pleasure III le uNn ia ,or u s ,nua
hlr rroeft's would not ht without It, nn
rua The existence .ttle elocra ln year ns,d
3" !h ser hni HE fan Killer, although self aul
m,uhersai ~ mulf mer attacked i, II severely aud am
hrpH Ia ~ tht me Rim kiir, equal even emergency
u WIS haih "a. teiase and ,cfiau cute. caneder
rh"ui not h t'n lA duty 10 The community ll@
ms mlrh II w'n' attacked nv the cholera udn, The Pain
huje, 'be9i lt tie onl> remedy should hlte tho
rtusalY teslefl - 'Il INV II reiI he re.d un.
j. La l. EtAAiNtENn, Galena III.
% ~. FNuutGAGt HOME NlNtIACrr SrM-
(. s=ay ftre lNf NlHtE BAttHg rawnkH, tho hest and
cifnt7t f"rArJi' kdaMn f'r mixing in lew mun,eutt
Wthrnl ,ras amt IL Ieeaut Hight. aud
M inai E,, Earuis D. ter, IT, ma aud other Grid
dr Ike Padding, fts ah1 Pastry ot every dcscrtnn, with
satius 81 TIM, AtHt aif Alolisr.
(",ea -. r. '..t, Bitf5tdl
Mul !liLt, liaNu'o, lIlh tA't, lsis.
Pa GA1ss: Dear r Having ns,1. fe 5nsl flhlc
tN'oni I'M ".'miia lki- Powder" l,atinly pa.
nHa il l. e -uirtier II ann thin. id ha. boon used Ia III,
muHy Tor he purposes for which u l. recommended
TuuNAa lhNfagp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

rrerarca by :. W FoNLE Co, Hason, aud salu by
William \. Strnh,f CO nmh John n. Sray, lsnehbnrr
C. lHgh tamr g III aud by all druggists dealers In
hhsiciiit throughout The ooHht,i. H. l=tW
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
TIE SOMBRERO GIANO.

THE SOMBRERO CT MO.
Before being mixed IL rendered ioeit0fg soae 10y the
addition Of Suphuric Acid. This treatment is UNIV rsaly
recommended by the most cnincni Agricultural Chem
ISIS. Without It, the action ot TIE two Guaups
when mixed is not Simultaneous, and
consequently comparatively inefficient
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-21
mioHLS IsrOnrAST, s BoTH sExKs.
FOR SALE Oh HIRE.

1 YOTNG NEGRO OMAN,
azs 40 ,sl-H stsi, - ss.s as Alfs- Ag-'y a.
-a.s fa,sFe-F
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-04-21
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Foa AL TIE PURPOSES Of A fasllY PEYsio

ar - ,1r f-ased thai hsease shin ne faas u
tszfF stilra ran FsF IS withstand ~ tr tlsrssi
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