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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-28
DE-. CUDWORTIFS FEMALE SPE-

n,ifiC THIS remedy, which has been used 50 sue
MI I ~ az cases OF Supprcssons and Irregularities
70 married and single ladies' is ONLY 10 he oh
Ia g at hi Onlee, No. ISL High street Providence
rnr ~ ,csul4y IS TO- the invaluable virtues Of this
eurhtlYo over all others is Uncomfortable
49, ID, tUDWOklll, NJ. d.,
hpi d3mt prnviirnce Il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-28

SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MAINE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY Springfield, Mass
| CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, s350OOO
EDSiUND FREEMAN, President
W. CONNER, JR., Secretary
MAsSAsoIT INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield,
| Mass.
CAsn CAPITAL, sl5O,OOO
S. s. DAY, President.
j. S. PARISH, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12
INSTRUCTION EXPECTED.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-. June l0.-The Overland
arrived to-day. Japan daies to April 23l, aud
from China to April 10Th. had been received at
San Francisco.
The Chinese have concluded to pay the English
and French governments their expenses, and nc
cede to all their demands. All tho ports. and the
navigation Of the rivers will be free.
The Americans are charged will, being engag-
ed in the Coolie trade, and a proclamation has
been issued by the Chinese officials warning them
against kidnapping.
The News from Japan states that the Emperor
had been assassinated and that the Prince Cor
tairo is ut the head Of the japanese government
March while on his way to the Palace with his
train. He was attacked by Il Japanese. dressed
as travellers Six OF his retninsrs were killed and
several wounded. One of the assassins who WINS
wounded, had his head cut off by his compan-
IONS who carried it off tn prevent its being reeog.
nzed Two of the assassins. Princes of high rank,
we're permitted graciously to discmLowel them
selves to prevent beheading.
Thirty suspected people have been leheaded.
Since the death Of the old Tycoon an entire
change has been made in tho japanese govern
ment, the present Dynasty being opposed to for
eign intercourse, and throwing obstacles in the
way OF trade and commerce.
Prince Meto was ut the head of a strong oppo-
sition and an insurrection was expected daily.
All foreigners are required not to leave Jeddo
after dark. and ARE advised by their Conscls to
go armed at all times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12
The Summer Scare.

2 WAsulSeroS. juno 10.-The apprehensions "a
70 ths personal safety Of Senator Summer have
been dissirated. Tho conclusion OF the matter is
through the commendable agency Of tho mayor Of
Washington. Capt. Henry ot this city, was
bsausht iuto the presence Of Mr.. Sumner last
night, when he made an apology for his conduct
toward the latter IN Friday evening. saying that
he had been dining with sumo friends ut neigh
boring club-room, where the speech was discuss
ed, and he left the table purposely 10 toll him
what he thought Of it. lie denied the truthful
ness of his former statement that u party from
Virginia had come hither for any unlawful parpo-
SEES. With regard To the subsequent call Capt.
Henry die not recolect having sent threatening
message, and his two companions on that occa.
zion say their object u dissuade him from
intruding ON Mr. Sumner. No one HIRE believes
there was n conspiracy against Mr.. Sumner. but
tho occurrence reasonably led TO a suspicion Of
intended foul play A number Of members OF
Congress yesterday telegraphed dispatches for
Boston aud elsewhere particularly inquiring into
all the tacts. The above explanation may have
the effect of calming their fears and quieing
their Intense solicitIde.
Mayor Berret throughout with the aid Of tho
police, offered any degree Of protection within
his power
WasnISoroN juno ll.--Capt. Henry, who wns
implicated in the recent attempt to scare Sau,ner,
is not Capt Patrick NJ. Henry, formerly Of Nr.
ginia, butJ l.. Henry. Of Kentucky.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12
Congress-.

WASHINGTON. June ll.-HoUsE OF REPRESENTA-.
rIyEs-The Fertilization and General Post Office
Appropriation hills were passed.
liz the latter an amendment was incorporated
authorsing the Post MISTER General to make con-
tracts for the conveyance Of the mails between the
United States and Foreign countries, giving both
the sea and inland hostages to American steam
ships; but only the sea postage to foreign vessels
a preference to be given American steamships
there is also an amendment requiring Post Mas
tiers to distribute to the owners, all newspapers IT
clubs sent to one address, and also reducing the
charge for carrying letters in the city. from Two
to one cent
There was recess from four to seven this even
ing.
SENArE.-The resolution locking to q reforma-
ticn in the Public Printing was discussed and a.
dopted.
The Civil Appropriation bill was called up, and
numerous amendments agreed to; among which
is an appropriation of $4,000 to the Charleston
Custom House, and $500 900 to the New Orleans
Custom House half million for the extension Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12

SALE OF THE IxrELLiexXcER.-Mr. Thomas Pam
n auctioneer, disposed of the Petersburg Intelli-
gencer, Saturday, for the third time within four
years rast. The successful bidder was Mr.. +. W.
Page, its first purchaser together with Mr. Mcdonald
from J. W. Syme ESQ. The price bid was $4,000 or
$4,000 less than that of the last purchase Mr. Page
has determined, we understand TO continue the pub
LEGATION Of the rsper.-E xprcss
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The Japanese at PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE Japanese are
keeping quiet. The reported assassination OF tho
Tycoon was communicated to Captain Dupont
early this morning, but having doubts rs to its
authenticity, he bus deemed it proper not to d
vulgc 1t to the Princes, preferring to await in
structions from Washington, and tho arrival of
more definite information.
If it is communicated to, and believed by the
Embassy, their present programme would dovbt-
less be broken up.
The Commissioners supposed if tho report is not
entirely ufonndcu. that it is the Regent that was
killed. The Tycoon is lad about seventeen years
Of age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12

THE SALE OF THE FRENcn CARGo-The sale OF the
cargo OF the Lone Star closed yesterday afternoon
about 8 o'clock and resumed again this morning
at ten o'clock.
Richmond and Petersburg well represented,
and evinced er:sympathy with this effort to estnb-
ish Direct Ira de by bidding with spirit and buying
literally. Many of our own merchants bought largely
Also Some Of the goods sold low, and some at fair
ratcs.--NorfoM Day Book.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12

RIcuuoSp, june 1.-THE Convention of the
Snuthcrn Secedcrs from the Charleston Conven-
ton, met Mt NOM 10 day. Gov. Lubbock, Of Texas
in the Chair
New York responded when the cnll If States
was made but subsequently, dispatch was re-
ceiyed lrom Fernando Wood. saying the delegates
from TIA, II State were bogus
There is only onu delegate from Virginia. Miers
w. Fisher, of the Accomao District.
The Convention adjourned till to-morrcw.
There will be little or no discussion in public;
everything will be settled in Committee. The
body will probably n journ tomorrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12
! CITY AND sPArE AFFAIRS.

THEIRS will ses1ssktius q DE Board Of Trustees
of Lyme bbelg Colses 81 DE usa place this after
noon ct Sig esisck = foil ss.etdanee is requested
as baliasY o inPoe.a.ss via ee transacted
Ds. cexs IsofJ.l,, -rhs Doctor concluded on
Sabbath afternoon, his Argument in favor of the
Unity Of the Hsnag RNcl After adverlinp to The
various charactesis ~htchhe hsnnn species i.
distinguished from every other, lie proceeded to show
that according 70 the prtncpeso OF cas eation aoa-
ted BY Zootogsts, the several varieties Of mank ind
eonstitats not only but species, but also siaele
genus and singlc order.
Allusion was thea nssis to the pathological argu-
ment or that derived from an analy sis and compari.
son OF languages. 1t was stated that all the Ian.
vuagcs of the earth (about two thousand in number
could be reduced to eleven families aud that between
them there was positive grammatical affinity show
ing that all languages, and therefore all nations,
must hare been derived from the original stock
The further illustration OF the subject was reserved
for the lecture on The "Confason of Tongues"
capitulation was then made Of the various
considerations and facts upon which It might be safe
ly concluded, apart from Scripture testimony, that
all men had common origin and descent This
was followed BY quotations from Butfon, Carrie, Blu
uenbact Prichard, and Humboldt, and other dis,in-
guished naturalists in support of this opinion.
An inquiry was then Instituted as to the primeyal
abode Of our race-the great centre of divergence
from which Its various nations and tribes were die
trbuted over the face OF the Garth. The views of
Sir VIM. Jones, Adelnng, Carl Ritter and Guyot were
then cited, poiuting to the temperate regions of Gen.
trial Asin as the true iocality;-an opinion sustained
BY the fact that here found the Caucasian, the
most perfect type Of humanity, and that dverging
from this centre towards the extremes of the several
continents there was proportionate decrease in
poreal beauty, 10 mental aptitude, and in moral cha
racteristics. -
In conclusion, reference was made to the connec-
ton between this subject and the great doctrines and
truth of Revelation-especaly the tall Of man, and
the scheme of redemption Through Christ. In high
er sense thaA that Of naiurs afhnitythe great
idea Of human unity was to be realized when through
the influence Of the Gospel all should be u:''ed
together by the bonds off, common faith, aud in the
unity ofths spirit OF the Of God-an idea hich
shall find its full development when those redeemed
out Of every tribe, and kindred and people, and ton
que by the blood Of Jesns, shall form assembly Of
'ust men made perfect" before the throne of the liv
ing God.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12

tie Treasury buildings hall million for the
Capitol extension aud the same for the Column
bian Aousduct fsE'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12

USRuLy DARKIEs. -Charles, slave hired to Frewe
Hail. for using Insulting language to Mr.. Bragas-
sa an Italian confec,ioncr, living on Tan Yard Alley
was yesterday ordered thirty mine lashes by the
Mayor. tE...-. 1,4.5 z
Chesterfield, slave to Thomas Mckinney, for steal
ing PAIR of shoes from Mr. Howerlng. was ordered
twenty five lashes
Nelson slaee to Jesse Hare, for throwing a stone
and striking Mr.. Padgett, was ordered thirty -uine
lashes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12
MARRIED,

On the 18th ultimo by the Rev. James Fleenor, Mr.
WV. NJ PErriJoHs, formerly of Amherst county, and
Miss RACKET, daughter Of John S. Barber, Esq., OF
Scott CO. Va t*
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12
II u L FL n S
Phosphor-Peruvian GuanQ
Tobacco Manure, Agricultural SAT- and

= =. GK{)UND BONE ASH.
IN o. RUFFlN, lth aud Cary the Basin,
j. Offers 10 tho Farmers the following AfNLRES all Of
As manufacture
Ra6fp's IhosIhoy Peru aSda, containing per cent
niona, and 40 W 80 cent bone phosphate lime per
RuDfas Rome Ash duane, containing 6per cent. ammo
lon 1000 Ibs 90 90
R4ains 75bdeco Ndnurs. containing per cent ammo =
hn, ~ per cent bone phosphate Tine, % chloride OF
sodium, and II per cent sulphae ue, per ton OF 1000
- w
Rubfns Ground Bone Ash containing aboat 50 per
ihs t... as %
5gricnnra Salt loose, per ton Of 1000 lbs. II 90
Agricultural S In bags per ton Of 1900 lbs 10 90
The pboye MAsRRs put uP strong containing 10I
pounds each, twelve bags Of which make traction ton,
and can be had OF q. RUFFIN At bis mill Of any Commits
sion Merchant In Richmond, NJ TBos BRkxcn SoNs Peters,
burg NJ HoLLINs Co.. Lynchburg LEien BHornkH, Nos.
loik MASON MARTIN Co., Scoitsyiile JouksroS, CLE1
TO-. Danyille. ImArch 8-dActe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12

On Saturday, the 18th nstautthe Ladies oil the con-
gregation at High Bridge will give dinner at the
Natural Bridge, for the purpose of raising funds for
the improvement of their church edi6ce The Bridge
premises, including the upper hotel will be thrown
open for the accommoda ton of the ladies and their
guests. The occasion presents ~ rare induccment
for the formation Of parties 10 visit the Bridge on
the sixteenth, and all who 60 are sure of day OF
more than ordinary enjoyment. The entire region
around the Bridge WILL OF course, be represented in
full force.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12

-.
NJ .g- tHLrHRATrp FAMILY ~ENiNu MAC1SRs d95 Broad
We way, New lorl and Isl aliHorn street, liaunorr
4 NV s1fIJ-Pkt h. fhV-liEhMEls ~ EkIEA.--
This mache from Two spools, purchased from tho
e1irn, rewiung Of thread. II lfchis, Fr Cath
aud stitches IN superior style finishing cach by It's
ocHihn without recopfs to hy hand needle,
quircI BY other machines II Will do better aud cheaper
ing than IA sramsr,>s II she works
hOgy.
send for circular Ut DAVIS 4 co
may j-dts Agents, IL nchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12
Markets

New YuRK. May 1l.--Cotton declining Up
lands IL. Flour firm: Southern steady. Wheat
active, and one cent lower. Corn one cent better:
White II cents; Mixed &c cents. Pork firm at
Sl7 so ty $3.50; Prime SD. so to Sl3.7j. Sugar
firm. Virginia Skies 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12
Singers Sewing Machines.

Singers Sewing Machines.
s BY the S"r Machine
before ls public comparable 10 Singers Sewing Machines
ey Ssra saS.ea ed a. Ihs late "Expo.ion unerses In
France, where they carried OF Tho highest premiums andA
In every branch OF industry in which sewing to be done
ese machines can DO used with immense profit A he spse,
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing Ne =.ar,
Ss Ss profit
these menes, regularly employe One Thousand Dollars
be done these machines invaluable assistance rne
and hotel Keepers and them arsaay AND profit
very strong and durable being the only kiu of Sewing Ma.
perfectly executed. Thousands OF inferior and worth
less Machines have been made and sold under various
where to susc tho wants Of the people. J or
c sse any oSs esn ss sssae Se
gng them The machines are packed securely 60 e sny
ormaon we wll on application by either Of on,
ces, forward copy Of NJ Singer Co.'S Gazette paro'
"n0' "''0's' 70 '"' sewing '"'"'De H. SINGER co.,
Principal ONCE, No. s2s broadway, New YORK.
BRAScu 0ypoEsNo, AZ Hanover ST. boston: No. 81 Chap
81 ST. New Haven. CT Goveryille, VI No 2I4 Broad 81
imore ST. Baltimore No ~ Westminster g., Providence IL
+ No Eat an ST. snfnnai No. q So 81 am ~ ~
Mobile, dec2&d&cts] !
DY EXPREss.-Ius received large of ladies
- Gators with n' Heels, Tip'd and un'ipda ,,nv,s
uUsr REUEivED- f-.-1'' t-'I ,
h ~ Lt I'LL yEiR s sSs FOR JUNE, 4,.,
kNiSkkEsorkTn.f ok SaNRR . .ss /, !! ! /
.M sihaRwo sTsE TnS n FoE JUNE sg4s
I SSpST SoH APRIL ss
may so,, = ~ 80 H. & vi6roR, 1853 Main 81 81. /
MILL oFFAL.-seoo Bushels Shorts, =.
M 1900 "a' Brown stun, for sale by
PCS --..-l -l..s jams BOYD q 90. q
(tARBIAGE GREAsEAA cheap md good article for grcas
may 5.-is sTABtEr& JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12
ARRIVAL oF THE NORTH BRIroE

Further from Siciiy-Gdri6alG Sal Reported in Pa
frmo-IAe Success Of the Lasurgests Consider,S
Certain
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12
Pacific Railroad Committee.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Pacific Railroad
Committee held meeting this morning. A mn
jority determined TO report bill embracing the
Central and Suuthern routes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12

MCRpERIN RAvENswooD.--The Isavenswood Chron-
cle gives the particulars of brutal and fatal as
saut which took place in that village ON Thursday
the cath ultimo. We condense from its columns,
that the parties, named James Shepperson and Wm
Rankin, accidentally met 10 the beer shop OF VIM
Long, on tho day named, and an alteration took
place between them about road order, in the course
of which Ranisiu who was intoxicated At the time,
called Shepperson liar, and rose from his seat at
the same time 10 leave the room, Shepperson raised
a hickory stick which he had brought with him into
town. and struck Rankin blow on the head which
staggered him and turned him partially round. Shop
person then struck him again the head, and telled
him to the floor. lie about 10 strike him the
third time, but was restrained by Mr.. Long The
wounded man wns taken of, and notwithstanding
the skill OF physicians. died on the second day. His
skull fractured. Shepperson arrested and is
now in Jail at jackson q. H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12
W ordS OF Caution.


If We were 10 tell rosier' that the wells aud
N spnuga Throughout ihe country had been poisoned and
thai hal dtSNe5, aiidntc iis effects tn
that would gi avail themselves discovery with
tn, hope of averU. death. If tell them that
Ind discovered I'll enough for them and aud
that prepared 10 share with would refuse
AID tu fortune. ul as health Is valuable than ccr
much tined sionid iiy he 10 HAT great
panuo been uundeI ui purely vegetable and
curative Ionrrs huc es, light and
durhn, Need We give L!saieesf " 50, call the pro-
prl.tur ri BAktl"S Bl1TkES md examine i. raGs of
Certificates oil sections at the South OF persona who
been cured OpsyaIsia by It's aIihealing properties Among
them the vouchers of old and male and H.
mall, uAbllng tins BIfTEls the skies blessing Pr1v
dcnuc powers But It's virtues not confined
-;eI,si Headaches tci rua,li 10 it, powers
Turlt Itcfs bccoru lncke,a and ilac active by its hu
made ,ni.ht by is n'urlizing cf-
l,c,s. Indigestion disappears WHEN 1t The organs at life.
Darrhua cannot rv- Ionic l"Brr-. And cholera Itself
ihrsc hirIrs, is PROMPTLY disarncd and becomes
harmless thousands al csons hive ccriih" WIN used II IN
l>tg and ~ wcn that sconrgc ctaaaiing the country
BAKERS BiTTElS Will not remedy all the ills oi hunnity,
hut such diseases caused lay the and bowels
Oily yield 1t. strengthening oftcis and speedily driven
All who need tonic should IN IT, and be-
their judges Of It's virtues.
For sale by All the Druggists III lyn"hbars and by all tho
principal Druggist. in the city OF Richmond, aud olscW here in
Sirgia also OF Mcssrs thA sot x Co, Washington city,
u, O.: H. Siablrr Co. Baltimore Md ID. b. Miller, Cow
ing,nn, Ky; and Barnes ~ Park, n. y.
Orders filled by addressing l.. BAKER, Proprietor,
fob 2ll&cts Richmond. Va
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= = Y
SPECIAL NOTICES.


60 The Great Sale Of village Lots In
~ wardlow at Auction, for l,..A win ooape .s mi.
week, ,o-~ii: or MKT I'll uRsDAY. iiTn INST, com.
mssrng al O'Clock, m. see The advertisement Of Judge
rPs , sss,e rTspcry consist. Of .eou. rs naAuriruL
which would lanke i've market gardens
tam MI ION ee hui, aHr.. jaime. River la' bslo. hi.
Naf, y which hoa,s laige aud snai, free bridge
improvements viii he made IN that Jirceiion ali Of which viii
asn 70 It's Value hr sale Will be made s'.hee rssstss 'f
Davis Pain Killer.
n have ts, the nledicina known ns psHHy DAVIS
uS r,l< kiu sp,n N, iam,l, sr the last twelve months,
bic p ~ca not ANN aa .rS h % Without ss t' n
ring The existence oilhe cholera las, medicine
!nrmlcrs Of my family attacked by severely and
happy to thai the Pain Killer caua every energcuc,
should not be doing NJ, duty 10 The community dbl
,1 a much y mere attacked y tho ei"lra odn, the Pain
jstim : +. i. BERAiSuENp, aal,no, IN.
a. - IIoLLowAY's OINTMENT Ia The hou.. hold REIN
Hc& cd! OF all nations, for burns seal- cuts brnl..s
sra'n- sorr' contracted rnsws eruppons imor, aucc
produced by accident dsyas or mediterranean Warm tmen
Mon, should sssaf IT. use so :, The mana.tor No
~ per pot Il, lul
az ~ ENCOURAGE HOME MANuFAcrrRu.--ssM.
VSR RVS lstsiimlE BAk,>G Powrsn, the best and
ehea"al pre- partition known for making lew moments
without s1ns aud IN an .gnn. manner light sweet aud eand
die sk'- Pudding, Pies and pnsir, ,,ery cserption with
SAVING Of time, labor md expense.
tirem Bee Taoma, Bilherd1
MAIL lin.,, liesm,u -, ian oet, ISIS
pr uniita Dear S'r,lla,'nr used IN s,ine considerable
nno%e II H. be superior 10 any thing ii has my
NUM-! Tor The purposes fur which ii Is recommended.
In"sAs B'sroRn
chccrml, recommend scmrlr'a isnhns r"s'.ys "a The
mst st"t htlies oScr used ior milking Iig and
Loaf Ef'ad Biscuits, ,S In the shor'e.l r.'blc time.
,,t,S IA, ,,p,,,.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12
To the Intelligent.

10 the lutell1Eent.
r. ALL diseases from tud in impurly the
We blood No matter how called each can lee cured 10y
vegetable purgHti,s which do not only "np hu,' bat
actually eNcf the foul hunors which prollec dreaded head
pain IN the sc, aud general hua,ncss and woancss up"
,nst excrnn. Nay, BRANDBErlfs PILLS not ony cure
these affections hnl also asthma aud nil curnblc
The unss, Wed cent colds aud coughs Even consump
ton aud bleeding of the lungs have by thc
kemcnber, EEANDkEIlIs FILLS have trial 10, vars
inrhg the culusl age weakest frame. Those use.
recommends hut their virtues supnss cuogy They he
used ~ ho fully appreciate, Sold principal Office, -
Canal street. fricc - cH,is box. jc I.lm
Halr Dye Hair Dye IL Hair Dye ;
So Nm. A. BATE IlEL0Es lIAlE DA - III On.
" GSAL ASH BlsriN TlW " orLnA II others
hdla"n aud sh'ui he avoided If YOU WISH cscaic rli
rtiIr.
GRAY Erp or lrsrI II Am Dyed Instantly beautiful aud
Natural Brown Jlarh without INJURY to The Hair skin.
FIFTEEN .Neidis Dpidaos awarded 10 " tn
made In the Hair Of the Patrons OF his Dye.
NM A. BAronruH's Ham DYE produces u color
distinguished from nature and WT,Tdni not jun Ia
the least however long 1t mHy hu continued, and The III effects
o Bud Dyes reod; the Hair IN, ignracd for Life by this
Splendid Dye
Sold all cities and of the United States 10y Drug
gsS and Fancy tl.n,'s Dealcrs.
r. The Genuine has the and address upon n steel
plato engraving four sides nj each Box,
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoI
mil l3-dtclt = N.rA'ol IL Bend street, Ne" York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12

nA- NOwl! Is THE TIME!! ~ssa
1850. April. 1850.