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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

SARzA.-We have long supposed this celebrated
drug had come to be IN exploded hunbug, but we
are assured by those skilled in the healinc art.
that not the Sarsaparla itself is to be blamed for
'h'N conclusion, but the miserable worthless pre-
rara''ons OF 1t, thataave been palmed off upon
the eommunty-preparations which contain
about as much of its virtues as they do of gold
dust II is commercial fact that almost ail of
the Sarsaparlla gathered in the world, is con-
Sumcd in the old countries Of Europe, where tho
science Ut medicine, has reached its highest per-
lection and where they know the best what to
employ for the mastery of disease. Hence we are
e,ad TO ma That we are now to have compound
Of this excellent Alternative, which can be relied on.
aad our community will not need be assured, that
aay thing DocT. AVER makes. is worthy of their
coincidence. lilo has been for wears engaged in
eliminating this remedy isee ayd'g coils, design
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

ANornER Exopus raoM IRrIANp.--The London
Times, Of the I'd, has article devoted to the
Irish emigration, from which it appears that the
causes which for the last four years have suspend,
cd emigration have no longer that effect, but that
there is regular nigh, of cmigrants from the ives.
tern part of Ireland. Three hundred passengers
were embarked ut Queenstown, on tho Ednbnrg,
for New York, A large number of the Anglo
Saxon, for Portland. Two hundred passed through
Sligo for Liverpool, and many more were going by
Galway. The great majority of them were from
Bclmnllct, in the county of Mayo. A considerable
number also belonged to the county Of Sligo The
tide Of emigration (says local paper) has set in
right earnest from the western province.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24
COMMISSIONERS OFEICG

LiNVHBt re, VA, April Y3rd, $500
The parties to the foregoing suits will take notice that mon
tho 23d day of May next Law Office the city VI Iyneh
burg shall proceed to take the ordered by The fore
going Decree and notified appear and there with ali
ncccsar, documents and evidence me 10 state hr
sail account. CHAs. NJ BLACKBOARD Com'r
in Chanccry. for Circuit Court
ap 81 wiw oft 'amphcll County
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

THE CHARLESTON CONVENTIONAL despatch from
Charleston dated April %, says "Thc city is throns-
ed with delegates to the National Democratic Con-
,en,on. There is full attendance from nearly eve
~ State.
No one seems to have the slightest opinion as to who
will be the nominee for the Presidency. The South
crn delegations will resist Douglas and eren threaten
TO withdraw in case his nomination is pressed.
There arc scarcely 2ooo strangers in the city. All
is harmonious sy far.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

WHAT PRINCE ALBERT THINKS OF THE IRisu.--
We believe there is not generally very great sym
patty between the Irish and the Germans. But il
would seem that the German husband Of Queen
Victoria ought to entertain better opinion of his
subjects than which he expressed to uumbolt, as
it is stated in the passage below:
In another letter to Varnhagen, in reply to ono
in which his correspondent objects to the servcrity
of his structures upon Prince Albert, he still gris
at the Prince, whom be calls I" the Man of tho
Star-Terraces, D and afirms, &heu no was with
him rs Stelzenfels, the Prince remarked to him
" know that you have great sympathy for the
sufferings Of the Russian Poles, which is pity.
for the Poles deserve our sympathy AS little rs the
Irish. {" "Mihi dixit?" he exclaims, % and this
IL tho beautiful husband Of Great Britian's Queen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

Mr.. A. L. @. Portman, the Dutch Interpreter
who accompanied the expedition of Commodore
Perry to Japan. and who is now residing in Brook
Ign. vii, soon procsed to Washington to await the
arrival Of the Japanese ambassadors, with whom
he will remain during their stay in Wash
ington. Mr. Portman will meet one old Japanese
friend. theinterpretsr Moriyama, who has for many
years been the chief medium OF all Government
communication with outside nations, and who now
accompanies the frs. foreign embassy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

Lands near Lynchburg for Sala

M offer for sale Tract Land s,ua ed in the county of
w Amherst about one mile distant the CITY OF Lynch
bnrt and now occupied by Al Wood tenant containing
2o0 Acres ess also number of Bui,n, lot s1
l.. nelburg, which command handsome rews
Of said city, For terms, apply Mr. Chiswe Darcy Of
1ynchburg. Louisa y WApWiCE''
Az 2t-dfaw&cSwI INDIANA NJ WARWICK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

SINGULAR DEAru.-Mrs. Jane Gamble II
widow lady, of Eatonton, Ga,unler the influence
1T religious monomana, starved herself to death.
She died oSthe Sth instant, having lived twenty
days without particle food.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24
AYERS SARSAPARILLA

For Spring Diseases,
For Purifying the Blood,
For Scrofula or Kings Evil,
For Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
For EruptionJ and Pimplos,
For Blotches, Blains ana Boils,
For st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or ErysipeIas,
For Tettcr or Salt Rheum,
For Scald Head and Ring Worm,
For Cancer and Cancerous Sores,
For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears and Hurnors.
For Female Diseases,
For Liver Complaints,
For Diseases of the Heart.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

4 COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING HOJsP near
"A Mt D. Eccscs. Thcrc il a spring of ars rate water
On the lot. Possession given Immediately.
ap "a ifa WV p.cp
l uMr PLAsTER--soo Tons Lump Plaster just received
~ and for sale how, by A. Is LEE 80
"p - Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

eicnes Of great excellence, a:d worthy the "
e community.
Hon. James Cock, .,...,,,
Hon. Alvin Beard,
MAYOR or EAsnUA, MI.
Hon. L. ". Harrington.
MAYOR OF MANCHESTER, N. II.
Hon. John Abbott, .,
MAYOR OF CONCORD, N. II.
Hon. A. II. Bullock. f,t5.s
MAYOR OF WORCESTER, MASS.
Hon. Nath'l SilSbee. p
MAYOR OF SALEM, MASS.
Hon. r. W. Lincoln,
MAYOR OF BOSTON, MASS.
Hon. VIM. NJ. R0dman,
MAYOR OF PROVIDENCE, RI
Hon. Ames w. Prentice,
MAYOR OF NORWICH, CONN.
Zion. J. N. Harris. -
MAYOR OF NEW LONDON, CONN.
Hon. Chas. s. Rodier,
MAYOR OF MONTREAL, c. f.
Hon. d. +. TiemanR,
MAYOR OF NEW YORK CITY.
Hen. II. n. KIrStrey,
MAYOR OF HAMILTON, c. W.
Hon. Adam Wilson,
MAYOR OF TORONTO C. W.
Hon. r. M. Bishep, asa..
MAYOR OF CINCINNATI OHIO.
Hon. |. ii. Crawford,
MAYOR OF LOUISVILLE, KY.
Hon. John Sloan,
MAYOR OF LYONS, IOWA.
Hon. James McPheeters,
MAYOR OF BowMANsvILLE, C. W.
Hon. James W. North,
MAYOR OF AUGUSTA, ME-
Hon. Henry Cooper. Jr., -.
MAYOR OF HALLowEL ME.
Hon. Jas. \. Beck,
MAYOR OF FREDERICTON, NJ Is.
Hon. Willard Nye,
MAYOR OF NEW BEDFORD, MASS,
Hon. J. c. BIaisdell,
MAYOR OF FALL RIVER, MASS.
Hon. w. II. CranstOn,
MAYOR OF NEWPORT. R. l.
Hon. Fred. Stahl,
MAYOR OF GALENA, ILL
Hon. John I0dgdeR,
MAYOR OF DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Hon. Thomas CrutchficId,
MAYOR OF CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
Hon. Robert Blair,
MAYOR OF TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
Hon. Il. ID. Baugh,
MAYOR OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
Hon. Heman L. Page,
MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Hen. W. w. Vaughn,
MAYOR OF RACINE, WIS.
Hon. A. Farr.
MAYOR OF KENosHA, WIS.
Hon. Jim &. Haines,
MAYOR OF CHICAGO, ILL
Hon. vi. J. A. Heath,
MAYOR OF SELMA, ALA
Hon. 4. j. Noble.
MAYOR OF MONTGOMERY, ALA.
on. :. VI. HOiybad.
MAYOR OF COLUMBUS, GA
IN Alex. Henry,
MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Hon. ThGS. Swami.
MAYOR OF BALTIMORE, MD.
Hon. j. ". Maury.
MAYOR OF WASHINGTON, d. c.
Hon. Felix Wright,
MAYOR OF NEW ORLEANS, La.
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured them
Certify that The resiJcn. Dru :tss have assured them
Ccrtif, that the resident Druggists have assured them
Germ, that The resident Druggists have assured them
Certify lai the resident Druggists have assured them
Ayers Sarsaparii!a
Ayers Sarsaparilia
Ayers aarSaHariila
Ayers Sassapariil:a
Ayers SarsaYarilla
excellent remedy and worthy the confidence of the
mGnily,
Ii excellent remedy, and ny the confidence of the com
miuit!.
excellent remedy and worthy the confidence of the com
mnuiiy
Is excellent remedy nnd worthy the confidence of the com
muniN,
Is an excellent remedy aud worthy the confidence of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24
important from Rome.

Rome. which. If true will render IL necessary for
his government 10 nr,y;Je Tor Tho snfctv ri ;ts
poi cr. mud ctizens more cffactunllv oi,ber Inv
dinlomacy or otherwise We extract from tho
letter some If the inc1epts Of Tho demonstra.
lion mo1, hv tho no,,la on tho lo,b NJ M,rcb
A vn,n, fro,d oc ,n;,o Ar w " U.u .on
of thc Rey Edward II Hal, u u If prny;Le,cc
T. waa calmly waikiki, Win fr;epd Nr V;li
vhen hn hoarJ L.h;nd b;n, .rv and snw ~. ,,on.
,l, r,nnin, ,o,ynrJ lin, ia f,lln,.,d tho .xo,,.
rlo Of ,hose nonr him, md iumnnd INFO nm omen
ontc ar ,,o,i,cocbere = Ian, ala nor got ,v;,b;, To-
G,, ,;,,, s,rolo mann hs sLo,llor With tbo
bl,Io Of \ sword :: he turned short md looking
INTO hi. ,s.oillnn,. fac sa;J" \mcr;cn,n.-t
which thu brutn renlie5.-"A y, M, ;n,noyh,"-
,,l,,'. n.,h;n,, IN ,n,., and ,;,o h;, second
srrotc ills Time with the c},,c of the hladc which
cat thr,n,,h his hat ,nl n,,h;s Grohe,J ho,weo,.
hc ,"a,nj. and the eys Nv sl;rht ,,n,nd hnt -
t,rr,w coon. fr,m n f,t.L ,cu,It Tho A,nc,o,n
r,n.u1 ur Cln,wor,h ,,, n1so .tr,.L al o,d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24
" COMMERCIAL.
LYECHBURG MARKETS,
REPORTED
A. B. FUCKER,
RODU g T. B II . * E II,
fss MAIN STREET.
COMMERCIAL
A. B. FUCKER

sEThose quotations. will DO UNDERSTOOD represent whole
ale prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

ins. TO make IL HE " eksfF ourre" which sboaid
add the srswaisg glory to bis already en'iaoie
reputation, Ass1lcan Ceit, ketc York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

The Mayors of the chief cities the United States Canaias
and British Provinces Chill, Peru Brazil Mexico and In fct
of almost all the cities this Continent signed this doc
umeni to their people what they may use with
safety and confidence. But space here only admit
portion of them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24
Cents, Goo

Gents Goods.
fuNiE subscriber has received SPRING AND SUMNER
- GOODS consisting of French Cloths of makes aud
asonaie coors including the beautiful shade called Amae
es noe Skins elastic Grippe FACE and Corded Uassnrre
raev tassimeres lnn and Grape face Dap ETC. White and
Solorei Linen Drill Plain aud Fancy silk and Marselcs Vest
eSad all the new Buttons and Trimmings also full line
M D. Davies celebrated Shirts Drawers Collars Mex
lies; Ganze Under SHIRTS or Coer Merino, Isc and SILK
me pest Hose In Brown and White Cetton Merno, and
Merno feet; best Kid Gloves, &c., &c.
ap19 VIM L. PAGE.
MILITIA OFFICERS SHOULDER STRAPS. for Captains
IA and Leutennnts, &c hand e9S- Military Clothing
or Equipments made order furnished short notice.
apl9 WIN. L. PAGE.
H1RlME Nd s. MACKEREL--In store and for sale by
= APPS VIM. II. ROSE h CO. No. o7 Main rect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-24

ap q lia@'n G'I B'atd"aH NeS York
r Circuit Court continued aud held for County OF
N Campbell ut the Court HOUSE thereof, Monday the 18Th
day I" May, tsod In the suth year o; The Commonwealth
John h. ewinnc! aud others Plaintiffs
Sarah swinncy, Admx of VIM swinney and others Defs
Harhhell wade flhath
John H. ~winnty and others Dcfs
IN tIIANCERY.
The defendants, Joshua flacg and Pauett Clark In the
cnd Of lhese having departed tbs life the fact
eC he suggested of record and tcruupon
this day To be heard together the hrsi them the
papers formerly rea and the sccon, OF them
Of Joshua Flgg aud Lucy Ann o. hi. WIFE with replica
ton thereto, aud the suhUGAs which have been
the other defendants The rein than
aud Argued by COUNSEL consideration whereof
tVur doth adue order ard decree that Of the Commits
soncrS o the Court do take account between Zaccd
Wade the leator of the plaintiff in the second Of these
OF all debts remaining unpaid which intended SO.
cured by the decd Of trust executed by the said H. Wade
Lake Wade bearing 24h day December s4s
and filed exhibit In the second Of these
report thereof 10 the Court and the Court doth further order
that the said Cumm sonef also enquire and
the purchase money o The lands the mentioned
has been paid aud paid how the has disposed OF
and make report TO this Court Copy--Tcste.
JOHN d. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
by further order In May TERM 1852 the Com
missioner ordered to publish the time and
place of taking said in Of the newspapers pu
shcd in the city of Lynchburg, for four weeks
which should be equivalent to personal service notice
on the parties JOHN d. ALEXANDER, Clerk,
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The hydraulic press., 1860-07-21

"First class in Natural philosophy stand
mp. What's attraction 2"
aPleathe, thir, know. The look that d
girl givths her lover"
"Right, my lad. Now tell me what inertia
isl
eInertia, thir, ith dethire to remain
where you area feeling that pieth of call
ice experienthes when leaning against q
buttoned vest"
Alright again, sir. Here's an apple as q
rev ard for your intelligence and industry.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-21

GoLD MINES ON rHE MMBREs.@The ac-
counts of rich gold discoveries on the Rio
Mimbres, in New Mexico, have been confirm
ed. The valley Of the Mimbres In the region
OF this discovery, and the surrounding moun-
tain scenery, are the most beautiful in the
world. The author of this article has been
there. While camped for period of three
months at Santa Rita del Cobre, better known
as the Copper Mines of Saint Harriet, he
visited this region Fifteen miles distant) on
several occasions, in company with small
parties-not to dig for gold--but purely with
view to camp out, hunt, and otherwise en-
Joy the loveliness and almost enchanting
splendors of that isolated and lonely coun-
try.
The Mimbres is a mere brooklet, but with
never-failing stream of water. It breaks
from the mountains at q point near the cros-
sing of the old emigrant road, and tracks the
plain with a streak of green, as far off as the
eye can reech, until it is received in the en-
brace of the horizon.
The soil of the valley of the Mirnbres is
no doubt productive particularly where it
is narrowed in by the mountains. Oak, pine,
and perhaps other kinds of timber, are abun-
dant and convenient. The mountains are
thinly, and many of the valleys between the
mountains, luxuriantly clothed with grass.
Game, with the exception of bears, is scarce.
There are some biack-tailed deer, and few
turkies. Apache Indians, however, abound.
The Copper Mine region is their favorite
summer resort, where the airs are healthy,
the shade cool and extensive, and the pas
lures neSer-failing. Here, especially, the
scenery is sublimely inviting. The poet and
painter might feast their eyes forever, whilst
their hearts bounded with ecstacy, amid the
grandeur of sky, valley and mountain by
which they would find themselves surround
ed. Gold digging aside, there is no spot on
the continent where colony of sober, in
dustrious husbandmen, well armed, accom-
panied by ther families, taking with them
seeds and the implements of labor, could
locate IN the expectation of securing greater
amount of happiness.
1t is said that some of the claims on the
Mimbres have prospected as high as $40 to
the pan. The copper mines are exceedingly
rich. Adjoining are also gold mines, which
were crudely worked many years ago by
Mexicans, and in 1851 by a man named
Wells, who understood very little of the pro-
cess, had no water, and, consequently, OBJ
tained unsatisfactory results.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-21

HEENAN's BLows-The London Sporting
Life says that Heenan is undoubtedly the
hardest hitter in the world. At the British
Gymnasium, where they have contrivance
to test the weight of blow, the best pupil
struck 10 pounds. After few days prac-
tice, the teacher was able to strike up 13O
pounds. Heenan put himself in training for
a short period, and the weight of his blow
was $40 pounds the third of a ton |!
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-21

MILITARY YEScAMPMExT.-Th principal off,
GERS of the different San Francisco and Sac
ramento volunteer military companies have
addressed a note to Maior-General Josh. P
Haven, asking him to call meeting to take
into consideration the propriety of holding
a grand Military Encampment during the
coming fall. Should the measure be agreed
upon, it is expected that most of the interior
volunteer companies viii also take part in
the affair.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-21

SouL SLEEpERs.-This is the. name OF
religious sect which has lately made its ap-
pearance at Fairfield, Iowa.. .They deny the
divinity of Christ, and teach that the soul IS
material body, which sleeps with the body
until the resurrection.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-21

The Welsh have saying, that if woman
were as quick with her feet as her tongue,
she would catch lightning enough to- kindla
the FIRE ii .he morning.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-21


CHARGES OF CoRRUpTIoN.-A printed PAM
phlet of four pages-professing to be the
first of series that are to appear-has been
received at this Office, signed anonymously,
'Ex-Supreme Court Broker which makes the
gravest kind of charges against Judges Bald
win and Field. Transactions, names, places
and dates are given, with the intention of
fastening upon these gentlemen official bri-
berry and corruption of the most stupendous,
shameful and villianous character.
The author stabs in The dark! That is bad
sign. If one-fourth of what he says is true,
and can be proved, it is his duty as bold,
honest upright citizen, to prefer the charges
before some prope- and regularly constituted
tribunal, rather than anonymously before the
public. We have no very exalted opinion of
the moral purity of the Judges named. Their
daily habits and associations are not of q
nature to inspire confidence; but we do
think, if there is one cowardly bastard more
than another, who should be lashed naked
through the world, it is the craven who efi-
ploys himself hawking at and pulling down
character who by whispered inuendos,
secret slanders, and anonymous scribblings,
seeks to blacken and destroy reputation
which it may have taken years of honest de-
vo.ion and industry to build up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

The GREAT Snow SHoP OF THE CoUsTRY.-
Every country has it's special attraction 10 the
shape Of some great city, and every city has its
speciality also for the sighteer. No one talks
Of going n France-it Is always 70 Paris-and
no one visits England without going to Lon
don, or Italy without seeing Rome. 10 Paris,
London, or Rome, the stranger hastens to the
Louvre, to St. Paul's, or to the Vatican, for not
to behold these historic objects is not TO be
hold the capitals themselves. Thus with us
New York IL the centre Of attraction on this
continent; butt we always manage 70 have some
special show here independent Of our theatres
and operas, our splendid streets, marble pa
laces, fae rivers, and 20 forth. One time II IL
q Crystal Palace, then Central Park, now .
stirring regatta like that Of yesterday, and nov
a run on the turf such ~ we witnessed the day
before. New York Is, 10 fact, the great show
shop Of the country; there Is always spectacle
Of some kind to draw vlsiters from abroad, and
astopish them when they come. This summer
II appears, is TO be prolific In shows. There are
the Prince of Wales and the Prince Napoleon;
the Great Eastern and the japanese; from diff.
ferent countries and different hemispheres we
import our great shows, which our country
cousins can delight themselves with gratis, for
the trouble Of coming TO the metropolis. Aud
when they do come we will take good care OF
them. Our hotels are large enough for all, and
II their larders are not well stocked there Z
washin eton market and the Bull's Head TO fall
back upon for meat, Orange county for pur'
milk, the North and East rivers for shsd snc
other piscatorial delicscies, and the whole o
Lopg Island for vegetables. There lie no fes'
Of famine prices, though strangers we're to aocs
| in upon US a, the rate Of hall million.