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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

A BELL AND EVERETT BELL.-A bell of about
1000 pounds weight was cast in Boston last week
1t was ordered by tho Massachusetts State Com
mittee Of the Constitutional Union Party. and
is designed for ut the political gatherings
paign.
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.vncbburr Guauo Denot

..-...' y yTUHDUTI, tWHIlU DHI)UL.
bAkME7 ami tho public gucrnly hereby notified thai
lhc LJnehhnrR Guano Depot, kept by VIM A. Miller,
The basin hiy supplied with the following
VIZ:
No 4 Peruvian tiunnn;
kecso's Manip .,aicd Guano;
Snmbfero Guanu, lynchbuIg ground;
Mexican tiHHno H.
keitlcwclls Potash Anl Plaster
have taken prccauon /" Furnish reliable articles
buy the Peruvian Gnnno from The Agents the Peruvian oy.
enmrn which certainly pure am sole Rgent in ynchburg
for RrAes nune Nnnno will insure to he
" what IL represented To lee, VIZ. hnf PuuA and
hnlf Spm,rcro believe this TO ir good pcvan pound
f poul hny crop that 1t be used lhn SoulIrcro
buy In The lump and hhVct ground and ol il good
II be bought any where In tho ned My
plan Is 10 s, Tor small profit ahd strictly hope the
same rntronaRe be ekndcd 10 that s been bera
y bestowed heretofore WM. 4. MILLER,
sept iBdts-Rcp copy On Basin.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IH' phAp-n EDWARD rAEKaAN
CHARLES BRADLEY & CO..
Manufacturers Depot for lhc Sale Of
VIRGINIA AND WESTERN TOBACCO
SO Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
ADPASCES MADE ONLY on GOODS IN STORE
REFERENCES.
lion lsnAs O. HARRIS, Gov. Tennessee, MemIAis.
Messrs. 4. NJ. APrgRsoS Il Co, E"
Mcssrs. 7. :. Il +. W. AYRrs,
SAMUEL TATE, Esd, prcs'i NJ. n &. {. R.E.
OFFICERS GASoso SAVINGS INSTRUCTION.
n L. LAWRENCE, Cashier State bank,
GATES n PARkER, ,y1ckso, Tenn
MOORE II HOLLAND,
j. A. IAuArgGso, Cash'r State Bank, Trenton, Tenn.
Hon. +. NJ. ErnkRip6E, Weakly "a
yIi ykssk HARE , Go, LyncA6"rg Ia.
JouN OyLER,
j. :. CLAToR Il Co,
BRAGG DAoriN, JR., Ner Oy!eans
ap l3-d6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

TREASURY lNsrRUcrioNs The Secretary of the
Treasury has decided that coil yarn mast pay Is
per cent. duty; painted picture cases 8 per cent,
aud union magpio gallons 10 per cent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

ANOTHER ToRNADo--A disastrous tornado oc.
Cured In Lykins county Kansas, on the sth inst.,
doing serious damage ut Ossawatomic, 1ndinnapo-
polls and Santo, :
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Acc,pENr.--Thomas Fauytr, OF Martnsburg,
Va. in getting off tho cars Mt Kearncysvlle, on
Tuesday last. acodently discharged a shot gun
which ho was carrying. Tho load entered his
hand. wheh,in consequence, required amputaton
ut tho wrist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

CouNTERrEir.--A numbar Of oou terfeiT IS bills
on tho Ctizeos' Bank of Baltimore, were pre-
scntcd Mt tho Merchants and Mechanics Bank in
Wheeling ON tho 18th instant. They have n
medallion head of n female and u largo figure Gin
centre. Unlike genuine.
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Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg

Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg!
cGRH fnr way 10 XII the Northern fanatics buy ynmr
E4y1 Carriages, BuRglos and Wagons NJ HAILEl's, ls3
Main street fynchburg, aud not send your money
North To enrich n enable the Aboists maks sharpes
Rifles aud spears Ia send 10 our negroes Ia NIL with
B,1EY ~as born aud raisod In Campbrl County and 10
making with Increased facilities NIL the Carrages
Rokaways aud nuggcs ncni mud substantial Also all kinds
OF Harness. knpalrlng aud aulhg Of Carriages done with
nealness and dispatch.
The .ub,rber returns m grateful fur past
hfnrr aud icts continuance of the All he asks
nm examination of his work. ic,ng confident he plcase
both us lo quality and price. JNO. H. BAlI.EY, Agt,
ian 3nlts Mniu St 1NnehblIfU Va
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A Y z RS
Ague Cure,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Remittent Fever, ChiIl Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache,
elias. Of di.ea.es originating in hillary de-
rangement. caused by the Malaria of Mas
We are enabled here 70 offer tho community rem
cdy which, while it the above complaints with
certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any quantity
Such remedy is invaluable in districts where these
affecting disorders prevail. This "CrRE" eApels the
masmatic poison Of FEVER AND AouE from the sys-
TEN, and prevents the development of the disease if
taken on the first approach Of its premonory ssInp
toms. 1t is not only the best remedy yet dscov-
cred for this class Of complaints but also the cheap
es. The large quantity we supply for a dollar brings
II within the reach of every body and in Billions dis
tricts, where FEVER AND AGuB prevails, every body
should have it and it freely both for and no.
lection. great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
of Intemttents is that it cou,ains Quiahe min
eral, consequently il produces quiuism other
injurious effects whateycrupon the 'on>t u,on Those
cured by 1t are left us heathy as ii t"y had never had
the disease.
Fever mud Apue is not alone the Consequence Of the
miasmatic poison. great variety Of disorders aIise
from its irritation. among which Aena33.1, Mca-
,ndtisDi, Gom, Uemd,he Blindness, 7ooi'afdf Ear-
nchr, cnt1rA. 1stima Foipitatio,, Paint,i iPeohon
q Tie spleen, HqstF'tcs, Pam ~ he B1feh, fohc,
Paralysis and ID Drun9emem Of tie Sf,maob I'll Of
which. when originating in this cause. iut on the
Intermittent fHpe or become periodical. lis ruE"
expels the poison from the blood. and consequently
cures them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily G.
siding in the malarious districts II taken occasionally
daily while exposed to the infection, that will be
eAcreted from the system, and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity TO ripcn into disease. Hence it is
even more valuable for protection than cure, and few
will ever suffer from 1nternitents if they avail them
selves OF the protection this remedy affords.
prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
j. II. sEAY, Ignehburg: PURCELL, LADD 4 co, Rich
mon1; y. ElvE>, Petersburg; r. a. SANTOS. Nor
folk !; and all Druggists. [aprll 20, GO-dSciy
WILLS. COLHOTTN S CO.,
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Pure Coal Oil.
4 n0 GALLONS pure Cannel Coal Oil. Warranted be
fOO pure and Of best quality. For sale 10y
JOHN II. SEAY Druggist.
10 I,ncliurg, Va
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VOL. .s-.No s7e.r II
NIsCEILANROUs.
Spring and Summer Goods.
M. q. a MATTHIAS a TIL 4 Co. =.

Ia WOULD rctpecsfay call mo s,Issson Of The pubiiu
400 sh The dlfesenl ,les Of ho0sfs that arc vosS
Misses and lnhnls llA Flats and eaps fibbons Fowers
Lace Meta Lace Goods Parasols, Kid and slk Giovss sn
S LA's and Mourning as 1ack and Front IIar Braids
fns' ,Da s Az ,sry sn s ssssn e Of teash % aaA
Duscrs Chldrens Mant~ and ilooD stirts r.~ srd
numerous other articles not mentaned 0s 100 ~ been
bought on vcvy reasonable terms win DO IA cssn
Those Wishing purchase viii nnd greatly 10 hcir advsnsse
10 call before buying Goods sold NJ Rhoceo1 All ~
LtiS Opening, next Friday, Msrah gOih. Nv
Orders irom the ronn,y promptly attended to- -ia
eW Bonno,s rcp.rsd IL good siyle and a shpv notice
NH 20 dts J. MATTIifA al 4 M
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:
The yIRGINIAN Is published daily al s6 and TriWeeky n,
As per annum advance, and Weekly 81 Invariably ad
vance otherwise $3.50 will be charged in all No paper
viii be discontinued except the option o the Proprietor
III nj, arrearages shall have been paid.
DyERTlsEMENTS inserted for 90 cents per square Of
10 iines or less insertion, and BIN for each
continuance unless ordered nnero weekly and then 80
cants ppr square charged for each insertion lfe
her Of marked the MSS will be published
IN ordered and charged accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For one square daily. s35
For tvo sanarea daily 30
u, one sntare tri-
70 two squares r weekly Observation-Disclosures. ....
~ Advertisements intended for both subject to
eiai contract
rz-Annua advertisers viii be limited TO their immediate bu
meas or the advertisements charged for transient rates
f advertisements appear In the daily and trlweek
ypapers. .,.,
Obituary notices which exceed eight lines charged
aieably for the
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE -
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIHo.
Known as "HELMBOr.D'S'
GENUINE PREPARATIONS viz :
nELMDoLp's EXTRACT "puCnU," b. e.d' 80
bAgSAPARILLA
IMPROVED lDAE WASH '' "

HELMBoiD's GENUINE PREPARATION. -
"HIGlILY toNCESrRA1ED" q
Positive and Specific Remedy VIZ ~" "
For Diseases " lilo BlAlbDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL. aud
DkorSlCAL sW WEILINGs. = =
This Medicine peer Digeston and sxoes
lhe AlisoRDENls Into healthy aetoD by which The WAITE
RY OR CAINAREoGB delositiohs, and NIL UNNATURAh
ENLAkuEME EN - reduyed, well PAIN. AND IN
PLANTATION, and Ia good for " "' I
MEN, WOMEN. OR CHILDREN. o. t.lae i,l4 i
nELMBoLDsExTRAor Deont, o.. ~
Arising Exceses Habits DIssipatioa Eariy Indsss
ATTENDED, WITH TIE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS!
lndispos!ion 10 Exerhon. 49, ia. Loes 81 RQyes
Loss ol Memory, Diniculty Of Breathing
wcak Nerves, IT : rpsuhiiu1
Horror Of Disease, 49, Waksfapess,
unnenA Of Vision, Inin In fAe Duek,
Hot Hands, Fusi,ins OF the Body
Dryncsa Of Tho skin, krlplons on the Fass
PALLID CoUNTENANCE,
Te.s ,ynpoms u allowed s TO 3" o." which A nssso
IMPOTENCE, FaTrlTY, EriLEPTrc rtTy ,s.Lh
IN oNEOF WHICH TIE PATIENT MAI ExfIRE,,,
we9 S%n say hs Sy arc moi frequently followed By those
"INsANlgY AND QoNsUMPTIONr
Mnny are aware Of Tho cause Of their suffering ~ "a f4l
THE RECORDS 0FTIfE fNsANE-AsYLUMs, o. pa
1nd As Melancholy UsaGU by Goasua.ption, s.,
hEAh AMPLE wIrhEaf TO THE TRUTH OF rtk ASSERTION.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFRJHkD WITH 4
ORGANIC WEAKNEsS,1 :
Requires tho aid OF medicine 10 -! .
wAtca lrra4polD's EXTRACT nuctd IS q s'sss ses.
THAI rms Aok3}1EHe316 40. =
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Farmers l. Merchants Savings Institution.
+ . L \ d ID 1898.
Office No. IA Main ST., Lynchburg, Va,

FaTmerS q merchants savings Institution.
FO L NDED 1893.
Office No. "a Main St., Lynchburg, Va,
OVER THE MERCHANTS BANK
ItNlS old and wcllknown Institution will
deposit In sums OF i've dollars and ulw he
returned when called for with interest Ave per per
mum Tor nny Tine over three months, per per
mum for any time under months
MAKrIs W. DAyENrogI, Treasurer.
DIREf fTORS;
JAMES l.. CLAyToR Tobarconist
X q. II. kEAS, Attorney at Law.
JAMES W. Bunon, firm Of NJ. lIoins x Co.
Benz. II. NowLIs, firm Of Nowlin y Murr,li
JohN r. sLAu6ilILG, hrm Of Garland, slaughter " Co.
JunN ID. HoLf, firm of Clark II Holt
JonS p. KNIGHT, Iobaecunlsi.
tHAs j. JoNEs, nrm oi Mctorke 4 Co.
GRO W. RoCkE, firm oi Ice, Roeke ~ Taylor.
may lldts
To Builders and Painters.
/ HAVE now In STORE a large stock oi White Lead White
fuity, aud colors of all kinds Those t, 10
give me call For sale by
JOHN IL. sEAY, Druggist,
may ~ LynehhIrg, Va
Concentrated Lye.
FRESH supply of Concentrated l., making Snap-
IA Put up In Iron Cans with full directions Ever.
family should have ths asecl both and
economical For sale by JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist,
may IL IAnchburg, Va
Semple's Baking Powders.
FEW groce Sempos lnlalliblc Baking Powders.
IA and for sale by JOHN IL. sEAN bruggist.
may ~ Lynchhurg, Va
p,1ra Cool Oil
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ERETWIlII. DE- HATI.

Spring and Summer Goods.
Boots. Shoes, Hats. Caps and straw 0oods
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND STYLE ls
A~ HAVING reer.ed The greater PARTON OF my sprine
and Summer 0oois and being receipt daily of such
M aro being mado to order, my friends
.nnd the public TINT tlsy cn, q full cxpecta.
ton OF being suied either Ia quality sye efcA Ny
every grade. L. 7. AHMisrEAD
hpSIHep copyl No. 1Io Main 81, lyuchburg Va.
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SHOES. HATS. TRUNKs, &C., &C.

Prices All R}ghtfff f'r' 81
Ly NY spring supply Is In store aud very fuli--
Long experience onnhes lrcsent joairnble mn
s.. nss. q l.els shoe. rsss., Carps. Bass, ii.is
Caps. md other articles In my line any house In
Lynchhurg can do. very thankful 10 custtDcru nom
country and city for very liberal patronage and now with
beautiful house and desirable good. and
p"s''on invite continued patronage. lIls a. o.
PSEAutJRY
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Semple's Baking Powders.
4 FEW groce Sempos Inlalbc Baking Powders. store
IA and for sale by JOHN Ii. sEAN, bruggist.
may ~ Iynchhury, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
Htmboid's Highiy COaicearafed C6mpounds
Fluid Extract SarSaParilla.,s.if@tf r ,
This Ia affection of The III sd, ~ $3.50 -
AND Alta KS sTHssRxvAI.oRGANs,.
LINlNGS OF THE NOSE, EARS
AND OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES
Making It's appearance In the form Of ULCERS 7fij 40
, ltembold's Extract sarsapnrls
Purl1es the Blood, ,''e{ HfNJl fea
And removes all sealy Eruptions of The Skin 4
0lV1Nd TO THE CoMPLEE1ON '"I t''H+
% CLEAk AND HEALTHY COLOR.
being prepared expressly for this class of complaints js
Bio Purifying Properties preserved 10 greater extSnt
than any other preparation Of 5arsapariln.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

JAMES WILL
No. 81 MAIN ST, LYNCHBURG, VA.
N WISHES inform his friends TINT he hcs received
~ llspendid assortment of Bonnes Flats Infants Fancy
IT. Hats and Caps, Ladies' Dress Caps Bonnet Rouchcs,
Flowers Ribbons Shakers, Hoop skiris Parsso, nb
rcas Fans Embrodcrcs Hosiv Kid silk and Lislc Thread
Gloves for ladies and gentene Lace Mtis, aud
other articles.
Bonnets Flats and Hats beached and pressed in the best
and latest style.
Country Merchants supplied very reasonable terms
SY Orders promptly attended 10. Please give call,
e will sell very cheap No 81 MAIN STREET,
may % I.ynchburg Va.
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'1s sVAlLENTINE : silisfE g. HEN'TNG,
G u u q r II s.,
Next Door to the Merchants Bank.

LpNCUBURG, VI.
WE keep hand constantly Groceries o the best equality
w which particularly invite the attention ofour friends
md We tender thanks to friends for past
ovor hope, by fidelity the interests OF al who favor
u.s. merit continuance of the same, We are now receiving
superior Of sugars Coees Molases new crop) Candies
Leather Salt Hc &c, which offer Cheap for cas
Try produce. Jan JUS
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HELMBOLD'S ROSES WASH. iaaGa
An exce Lotion Direases Of Syph,s Nalare nA a.
r. .S "'P q" N Dsss; .. Of The es s Rom
EaaeS y u: rsass aaS sS%ssess.
Will ''sII!sTi GT!ETfPcaffs re Hffs'fs Sr CURES n4tiya
From 3 10 ~ ysws ssaadsae 4e1
WIN NAMES tsSTs sGThSds tG AND FAME. aagp .ers
For Medical Properes Of BuCHU see Dspensatoy Of the
Professor DEwEEs valuable works on the Pr-cee
sce remarks made by celebrated DE- PHYsIcK of
See remarks made b, Dr. EplIRAIM MCDOWELL, a cole
braisd physician md Mem9t Of the Royal College q Sur
and Queens Journal. .-.-I - 81.
TkAyERS Fellow of Royal College, Of ageona 51lsTa
SEC mos, 81 The late Standard Works ON Medicine
Extract Buchu....$1 90 per bottle, or six for $500
p" Sarsaparilla, Loo. ."NHes i" asusch0O
On, Half sleoo which VIM b samesa
r5iss sH
Cures Guaranteed safIpAyrrA AYR Advice Gratis u
Personally appeared before me- IN Alasrman of the elm Of
M Il: n sdns no ssas s aS
injurious drugs bat are purely y'ss''A's r nErssotp
1854 ''' WI Il ss's i: rs. -
Address letters g '.tor@sGa e matte y ss,adsass
Depot, South Tenth ~ haasw OlsYlete Pina,
BeWaES Sp 4sprssf,,sseS a. GSSsssEssitas q ,.,s
Who endeavor dspose nwH nd norarns AErf.
CLEs ON TINE REPUTATION Alta 4INrD By
Hombold's Genuine Preparations, serp aH' b. a,a
q = Azs''s' ssssS.ri,s sssssS s.ts .e,ssg q
Ns@ iIpsosss koss w.iA ard sir
sosdoyJoHN d. SEA y Lsncms5ss, W,
ASK AHR 1of f1h aFfhsSfa FfasfsEs 4af s5
=. A Z
GfAL6INGs LOUD dLuE AND Epxss ~ y. q
may Se-e a7s7 sliaa ,.o.lsei ieTAeLnA A.20a1A.
+ FsEDAR PosTs-lAsre dsF.bis thse InsStt DEE NJ
a n Barfvls New No. Maekerei,
Eo; safe BY ..!sa vel stS1s ssitlS1ls kosNn "a "a
- ",r6is'aissi asn5aeH" ia bzess rsva
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THE EVENING STAR.
HOW THE MONEY COMES.

Queer John has sung how money goes,
But how " comes who knows who knows
WHY every Yankee mothers son -r--.s---- ....
{ an tell YOU how "tha thing" is done.
II comes by honest toil and trade -
Nv welding sledge and driving 81 ade.
And building ships, balloons and drums
AGd that's the way the money comes.
How does 1t come why as il goes,
81 sPlnnlng, weaving. knitting hose,
BY stitching shirts and coats for Jews,
Erecting churches. renting pews,
And manufacturing boots and shoes;
FOR tnumPS, and twists, and cuts, and bues,
Ana he0dS and heaStS, tongues, lungs ana thumOs-
And that's the way the money comes.
How does 1t come The way is plain
By raising cotton, cord and dasOi
BY wind and team. Lightning and rain
BY guiding ships across the main;
By bulldog bridges. roads and dams,
And sweeping streets, and digging clans.
With viii ties his. and hos and huns -
And that's the way the money comes.
The money comes-how did say:
y OF always IN an hoheu way:
II comes by rriek well as toll,
But how Is that why. slick "a OIL,
BY putting peas in coffee bugs;
BY swapping watches, knives and nags.
And peddling lcOodsa ctockS and piKmS-
Aud that's the way the money comes.
How does it come, wait let me see,
u very seldom comes TO me;
IL comes by rKls, guess, and scale,
Sometimes BY riding n rail.
lut oftener that's the way 10 goes
From silly bellies ana fast young beauX;
~ comes IN big, nay, ttftie, sums
Aye. that's the wsJ the money comes.
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MEDICINES.

m yOHNsrON,
~ BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Discovered fAs ssosf Csyfass, Speedy, asd cab
Efsetrai Rssssdy ~ fAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPKUDENCE
. LET NO FALSE DELIcACY PREVENT
APPLY MINED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, or NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TW0 DAYS.
w..tn... q us B.si ssretsr.., ksssasns Ka.sy
Is... f.S:os = G .ssss
:: sns. psss: s;sssss i.s.
ard ip,:ss Ts .s.ss re-.
af SarrArs inPssssls. and dstrey ssth bsdy and ss
E.r..,., .s.s soTss ME- ,.,,. .. s.,,,.,, v,..
n.. dreadful and a..se,s h.sY Which ssns.ly s.ssps
died sas brilliant iss.l.e., sss nsss ssh.rs.. s.,.
shlns ssnstss vith hs thsndsn sfssSssass
tsass,
hARRIAeH
MARRIED rERsoEs, o. Yssnr Mss sss,snplsr,e nss
a.esmIsi, P,yss .'.fa''' srrssis Debility
He Who place. sAs ear. 81 Dr. ma, rslsa
s..y soasd N h. honor a. ssnssnss and ssssdssy rs
OFFICE Ne. soUrx rRrDERIcIsrRrrY.
len hand ada sSGs IRE. s..:.. .'r:. fey a.... ne.
aust Be paid aad ssnsan stamp. "
DE- JoHhsYoH,
i.% o., :. -; ns, .'1s.s ss..
and hs greater Psrt ~. hAs bean hs hs.
lsstsd Of The a,sn,ug that we're eve.
tnovn; many trosblsd with ringing head
..sods. Ss.Ssn... With .Ss.n. sis.has s.ns.s ...
hnss With dsrsnEsnsni Of mind cared mnsdistsy.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
fssng Men and othss Who have injured themselves BY
ssrain practice INDUCED when aonsa habit frsQss6y
which nightly ii s1sn .h.n I...p md ne; cured
s.S, .sO1G sPs, ana S'''' Beth mind and
Tho.. ofth. .sd aud m.sEes.y sG., rr.d,..s
limb. P.a % III. R.s psn. q Io.s a: ..s
r. ?, u. a S:.,.s Ts,s s
MENThLLY-Ts. .G,eu on ID. mind az. ru.,s
b drsad,dLo.s Of Memory, COnfusen Of Id.s Dsprsss
efspiriis, Evil Forbodinfs Avsron Of socisy ss
Low. Of Solitude, nmdiy, etc. are ssms Of the srils pre-
NERVOUS DEsILIfY-Yh...,ndss ca, asvjsdss vss
coming veal pals. nsr,os. and :mse.i.d s1na sI.i.,
appearance about the cough symPsms Of
DISEASES OF IMPRuDENCE.
when "a. Misguided and 'oisy Of pleasure ands
s:B Ss . n. ...s. o. s =. PSn ...
S% rem SPPs 10 ,so. s G ;dssAs. 40.
hsads ignorant and dssninr Pr.t.nd. vhe cspsss
Of fleh his psesnsry Substances, kssp tsina
a0.d .aa ." lin sb ruined H fin
.,.I his CALLING d..ppo'ntmsn or b th. u.s sfth dad,
rS. as as.soo. os. a.. s1.s ss ss
p.rrod to b. dr.sd .Us.nss. ,, .s"Si5. nm \. he -.
dsesrsrsd country from whose sosrus traveller
DR. 'oHSsoHssEMEp Mp E9R sssASIC wEAEHr"
mi, ':, and imPSrssni r,m.dy ..sfDs" q n. srg,s
most nervous and dsb;atsd vhs had lest all hs1s have
hen mmsdistsly rshsvsd.
All ImP.dmsnts Marriage. rhysissI Mental Dises.
teauons, Loss Of Proersstvs Pevsr, Nsrvs rrit.ti,
Trembling and Wssknsa EKhHuasn Of the fs,rfi
kind speedily cured.
ENFORCEMENT or TEE PREss
fkE MANY THOUSANDS esrsd al this nstIi,siss within
tbs seventeen years. and the important ssr
cal operations psrfomsd BY DR.. Jehnson BY de
r.Por.n Of The PsP.u and many ether Psrsess
which hars sPpsarsd srain and again before public
sidss bis standing gentleman Of character and rspsns
tility ss1eisnt gzsrsntss he a1iesd Jan ftly
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clenched nst and, above all, the perfect good
faith with which these gentle strangers seemed to
place. themselves in the power and keeping OF an
unknown and hitherto f0rbi dden peopIe-al were
subjects Of admiration and interest.
I hope II will be remembered by our sometimes
inconsiderate and often hyper-criiical sovereign
Americans, that these japanese are theu invited
guests; that they have left their wealth, their
wives and little ones hostages at home for their
behavior and success abroad; and that they are far
more interested in maintaining the japanese honor
here than any one Of can be in exhibiting our
contenp. Of their customs, or on the other side,
our hospitality. Let us not forget that in their
country the whole fabric Of the government has
been preserved without war for more than two
hundred years, and mainly by system of do
mestic espionage and the unrelenting death PEN
atty which follows offenders every where, and
which attends this mission, for every action will
be reported by the spies which form part of IL.
w must remember also, before we pity them for
this that Japan is not the only country of polite
and civilized people, where the power on the
throne has found espionage necessary to its main
'erance, and where the people prefer to submit
to such government.
When these things are considered, as also the
fact that there Is strong party in Japan opposed
ID this mi ssion as dangerous and subversive, and
that this arty may succeed in prGving their mis-.
sion a crime and in enforcing the death penalty
upon its leaders for causes beyond their, but not
beyond our control, and that the compulsory sui
eide of these unfortunate officials IS their only
alternative-when all these facts are considered,
il is difficult not to read in the thoughtful face of
the Prince at the head of the Emba>sy a high and
noble purpose in thus at the risk of his lfe daring
TO scale the wall between the civilization of his
and our country in order that his people may not,
for want Of knowledge suffer in the contact with
other nations which the dominion Of steam and
the march of commerce has forced upon them,
and hope Americans will have respect for such
motives and the men who show them.
1t Is not necessary to scott at their peculiariies
or to attempt to force our habits upon guests;
| IL would be well also not to make disparaginE
remarks In their hearing, for these harmt look
| ing men have wit, have already learned to under
| stand some English, and doubtless always could
appreciate quiet, unobtrusive politcness, which Is
particularly careful not to kill with kindness.