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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20
cIrr ANp sTATE ATTA1Rs..

..cupu 70 FExALE CoILEGE. CosxEscExESr.-
b'nonnal corp,encsa eat Of tht. d,nrishing in
Pc ,.;'n will be held e Dudley Hal. Tomorrow
| ~, The exsrsises commencing at hslEpast eight
'.lark. We give ,hs programms below: "a
'io' ASfhEa. Re -
p.,ver ,y Rev DR.. Mitchell.
Musis- Piano Duet
Latin Saluta,ory--Miss India i. Woodson,
Nusie--Piano Daet. -
ne Voices of the Dead-Miss Mary billiard,
.vnchhnrs. Va NM
French E.ssy-L!berty-Miss Ellen B. Slater,
sw Kent co., Va.
Music-Piano Duet.
cauferment Of Distinctions.
ANTHEM,
Presentation Of Prize in History.
Music--Piano Duct.
distribution "f Diphmas.
Mnsic-Piano Duct.
yaledictory Lucy X. Hall, Lynchbarg,
Closing Song-Words BY the President Music
g, Prof Boxzoatra.
BENEDiCTIoS.
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REMARKABLE SPRING.-In Greene county Va
there is n remarkable natural curiosity known as
the Tidal Spring" The water issues out OF the
ground in bold stream Sufficiently strong to
turn q grist mill, and it continues to flow for IF
teen or twenty minutes, when the water ceases 70
run, and in two minutes time not single drop Of
water is visible. In the course of An hour or
two the water commences flowing again. and flows
twenty or thirty minutes, when il again ceases. In
wet weather it flows every hour, and in dry wealth
er it flows seven or eight times every twenty four
hours,
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BURNING OH WoRKs.-Thc oil and pump.hou-
ses, of Gen. Harms oil works. in Writ county Va.
at the Burning Springs. caught fire on Thursday
night last and we're entirely destroyed, with about
two hundred barrels of oil. Nothing was saved
but the engine-house and engine. The FIRE origl-
mated from the gas taking fire from the lamp "r
lantern in the hands Of one of the wcrkmen, near
the top of the FIRST large cstern and close to where
the oil emit ties from the pipe leading from the
well; which Immediately set the oil on fire and
rendered all efforts to extinguish it fruitless The
actual loss is $1,000.
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Sl,ECfAE NOTICES.
star's Heisa1ns.nf wild Charr,r

Wistars Baisamof Wild Cherry,
A ~ AIMING the maHy n-l"faiNes whlah naiurs has
w supplied 10 relieve tho ambitious nf humanity
~ itr Noric tor e,Tain class
ine'cnai gum Of the Wild Cherry Te however valua
erHi- is 10 heal soohc. w. and To cure
enan'e len fold by sieniar jucnns with
Other Ingredients In themselves VI equal This happy
minriing cxstn In that
coordination aud furn, in,ced'
OF medic Inc knnwnas
DR.. wlsrAtTs BAi.sAM OF WILD CHERRY
has value in curing toHgAs tdds BrpnctfkS Hhooffao
G"Fh tfnNp, tsfhad Pulmonary direction,
toESHH lffos. - fsssIi,uabf,.
DIR. WiSIAR'S BAlAAM OF WILD CHERRY.
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY
ccrdcae nun Mr. Norborne Norton of the Hxaminer Of
dee, Richmond:
RrnsoSn, Va, Feb. N, tsGa
Ae-srs =, W f"wrs %, Decentralization - with
pleasure s, Ia The grrat merit valuable med
tue p Htsfsr's Boisas " Will Carry which likewise
highly valued by macy III esteemed cEon who have
ell it, Virtues b, trial
nrsi niadr n-e 1T this asam senrs since
violent aud distressing cough, hich haled the skill ply
elans, aud 10 os experienced such grat ny roct
due" me I" rr-cs.e IN i,s always krep h,
ever Ind 10 h. unbne IN its effects No medicine that
have ever used has given such speed, relief Yours truly.
NoRBoRNE MOTION.
- caution IL Purchasers The only PfHhlne Hfstafsa
b"fH has the FFtsH signature Of a" nu" and the print.
e nnr 81 The PROJECTORS the outer Wrappers nil other ,le
aud Worthless
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LaTESTEEWs BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Democratic Convention.

BALTIMORE. June l9.-The Convention met this
morning at 10Y o'clock. Resolutions IN the ad.
mission Of delegates were 50 amended so rs to read
that the credentials of all persons claiming seats
in this Cony ention, which seats were made vacant
by tn" secession Of delegates at Charleston. he re.
ferred 10 tho committee on credentials This was
adopted under call for the previous question. -
The Convention then adjourned till O'Clock Z.
a.. to await the report Of tho committee. 1t is
thought that tho report will favor the admission
OF the seceders.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
the Convention met at five o'clock, but the
Committee on Credentials were not ready to re.
port and tho body adjourned till tomorrow.
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Congress

WAsHINGroN, juno l9-SrSArE. The report Of
the Committee of Conference On tho Army Ap-
preparation bill agreed to five among other amend
ments. Also rcceded from the Senate amendment
appropriating nearly $1,000 Tor regiment Of
Texas Volunteers.
On motion of Mr.. Latham. OF Cal, the Over
land Mail bill was taken up and discussed until
the recess without arriving mt vote.
llorsE or REPRESENTATIVES, The House CON
Cured in the Conference report on the Army
bill approrriating $735.000 for Notifications.
Th" Senate amendment to the Navy bill was
considered and disposed o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

DAILY PRAYER MEErNGs.-A daily prayer
meeting has been maintained in the Hall Of the
Young Mems Christian Ass ociation. with few ex-
ceptions for more than two years, and since the
first day of June, the number Of prayers has been
fifty -four and tho number Of exhortations Tor adj
dresses) %, chiefly by business men.
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TO the Intelligent.

ALI. dsunrs arise from end IN mpurily OF tho
N<-S blond. No matter how called. each cured hy
vegetable puga,rs which do not only "np In the bud" bat
actually cxp the ou hnmurs which produce dreaded head.
uc, dolnrcnN, and rheumatism well affections,
pain the side aud general heu, upon
lga-t eScrlpn Nay, HKANDELrlrs PILLS on, euro
t Affections but also asthma, aud NIL cuahr affections Of
TIN lungs wei colds coughs con,ump.
ton aud bic cdns of the lungs have hc, 10y thru.
ulrr BEANDEI.rHS FILLS hive trial at " ara
dmnuon md warranted pnrtl, vegetable md incapable Of
njuIng The cudtrcst weakest Thnsc who ns.
recommends in their virtues surrnss ruug, They nr be-
USED 10 10 nll appreciated. Sold principal Office No s4i
Canal street. ifcc ~ cents n box. Jo4 i'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

UNIVERSITY CELEBRATION. are indebted to
the managers for an invitation to atten the final
celebration of the Jefferson Society. at the Uni
versi,y of Virginia, the Sd of July, at s
o'clock P. NJ. The vaelictory will he delivered
the presentation of tho Medal to the best debater
will be awarded to Mr.. James NJ. Boyd, OF this
city,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Public L.ctures by Rev. }. L. Burrows, ID.
D., of Richmond, Va. on the alleged Exclusive
ness of the Baptists." will be delivered in the
Baptist Church. in Lynchburg. Wednesday and
Thursday. June Doth aud 2lst.at 8oclock, p. NJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20
NEW CONCERN.

HAVING purchased the entire interest Of John : Bass In
the business Of Mckinney Coz shall continue the
GENERAL GROCERY AND GOHHLSSfON BESyNESS.
tie old stand No. l47 Main street, Lynchburg. Va, under
The style and hrm of MCKINNEY n co. where hope hy
prompt attention business receive liberal patronage
from friends and the public.
We shall keep constantly hand large stock of
GooDs usually found in large Grocery House,
which will sell in exchange Tor Country
Produce.
Liberal advances male oil consignments of produce for
sale, when In hand SAM'L H. MCKINNEY,
JNO. H. FLOOD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

RAILROAD DETENTION --The passenger Train on
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, due here
yesterday morning at five O'clock, did not arrive
until after 2. P. NJ. The detention was caused by
the breaking of an axle on the Tender. when the
train was some seven miles above Salem.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

PARDoN.-Governor Letcher has pardcned ,Jno
G. Rainc, who was recently convicted of faro deal
ing, and sentenced to two months imprisonment
In the iail of this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

DR.. Geo. W. Bagby, of Richmond. will deliver
the annual address before the Buckingham fe-
male Collegiate Institute, on the 18th proximo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

DIED IN CAMPBELL JAiL.-James r. Overstreet.
charged with rape, and confined in the Jail of
Campbell county, died Of Typhoid Fever yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
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NJ A I{k E1'

MARKETS.
BaLriM RE-. June 18TH Flour dHl. md no
sales. Wheat drooping and offerings light, Red
81 25 to 81 %; Whi,cSl 3s to 81 As Germ duh
Nellcw G5 to GO cents. Pork firm, Mess ST. so
~ SIS 25; PINE SIS.
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Words OF Caution

If We Ia tell readers that the wells aud
springs mushout the country had bon poisoned
th had discovered an anihlur Ia Us effects dem
that Muui rlniy rSail Themselves discovery, VIII,
iHv hupr Nrrlins death. 1t 10 tell them that
hai dcp erred min" n treasure. enough Tor them aud mud
prepare. them
AID +" ttt1n" Bus health IA valuable tlan rehrs
h." Irat dcl should they learn that great
rc has been nuled "i purely vegetable matter, and
lint IL curative p"w"rs little less light and
darkness Need nsancst II 81, call the
Pt.t oi Banners Hli ltE~ and examine III" nnrals Il
certificate, from al SECTIONS al the South at who have
hcru enrd =" bsFetS'", ia nilcnling properties Among
them Vii tic Vouchers ~ old md male md
mnlc. AttA THIS EIFTEn- 10 the blessing Prori
powers. ui lis virtues confined
Ia - ,iri nervous Headaches Yield rcad to its
Iouui htrs become qulcknod and indo active by i- nh.
~tinHcl matr healthy b, ls HcunlIing #
i"s Indigestion i.Hpl"ars wh"n II cutters The oi hic.
lIInd elunol resist Ionic And Cholera iis,
when mot by these iI1ins, Il promptly snrnrl and becomes
harmless thousands of have cerlDcd who used II
l~ip and ~ wu that scnnrgc devastating the country
BAkEs III Ills viii mol remedy MI the IFS 81 humanity
Diseases caused by The stomach aud bowels
r stem. An vim need tonic should Try ana be
iLcir own Judge Of It's virtues
f"rsle hl MI hr druggists IN In"lhug, nnl by NIL the
principal Druggists IA the city oi Hicmun, and t.ow hero
Airgum ais, hc.s Chds. Sto y 90, Washington city
y. g ! II SGI, \ CO. Baltimore, Nd; u Il. Miller, Cow
ingi,n. y y: aud ihrucs ~ Park, y !.
orders hlcd h, addressing H. BAKER. frpptirtur
t1 -ltlSris Richmond, VA.
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Holloway's Pills and Ointmont

q MY ADS ot men have been engaged Tor than
% onr quarter ." This prsrut century IN testing the cf
ca, ousncss of HRrWdgs rus aud OiaHtaf remedies
euhcr ,pnrae "nnjon Tor NIL Internal and external all.
mrnis Their unanimous and enthusiastic verdict Ia ,or
e re- ncHes Is now before la, and should convince the
h'e,nl'ns sold at the nmnuiactol, M, NJ Mljcp Lane
NV YORK; aud by ai drugi-ts 2 8l and al per box
Int li, III l,l
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Prepared h, = W. FoW1E CO.. BOSTON, and for sale Ivy
William \. strnthcr 60, aud Johu H. seay, iSnchburg;
{ ing, anlih a. III aud b, all Druggists dealers in
medicine throughout the country, ir
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Davis Pain killer.

n y~ have used ,he medicine known rrRpy DAvt-'
~ r,lN hn IN family ior the last twelve months,
hl nave great pleasure IN c'ti IN Iaor o lis ,Ala
lu ptoI.fls. would hot account ht Niihnu H. Du
the existence ul the cholera last usr medicine
:" sort bat The Pain Killer, although myself and several
ncnh'r>" iihily attacked b, II severely, and
hapl9 IL the Pain Killer aasrlunl eyer, emergency
Il WA mhh preventative and certain consider
tbuuld hot be doing ui, 10 the community dill not
le much II arfc attacked 10y The cho, to-day the Pam
h ler s,oul be- he oay n',ned, should have mo
toustlt it'-te, It and know II IN be relied az.
silm +. T., BEEAISCESn, Gal'na, H.
~ ~ E\tol EAGE noML MAACFAtrtEE- nv.
FtE runs Isl ulimE BAEiN8 rownTG. tho best aud
,ha,"Ei preparation known for making IN tw moments,
Without yeast aud IN e,hut light aud hand.
f Loaf Brad lis Ms, utler, BuckN hnl Other Grl
dt axes Pudding, Pcs, aud Pastry ever, description,
sA,ing ot hnio, iahuf and vNpcuse.
tfrVa Rtr Thomas RigfiE3O
NAH fInt, lllSBi'o, ih oct, l-hs
In G,RIt,N; Dear rllaying used cuusl, table
rNnt, "~,npic's baking Powder" uuhrslangy pro.
rce l., he s,rpr 10 any thing thai has been used Ia my
mmiil tnr lac purposes for which II is recommended
TnuNta BiSroup
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kleOELLANEous.
soHs A. liza
aso. ". neclr.

A. aso v. necrsh s.essr ramos
LEE, ROOKIE Sc TAYLOR.
WnoLEs AZ AND RETAIL oRocERs Commission
w AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS al the old stand
III lFk, RocEE Co., M. i0a Main Street I5nehburE Va
VIII pay particular aud prompt attention To The sale o. To-
BAcCO WHEiT, conn, RiC0W LARD, BrTTfR FLA
TIERS and COUNTRY PRUDCfE generally make Hbe-
fn produce merchandise hand SALE
time snes when required; attend pronps
goods consigned rware; hand large
and well selected stock OF GfUcercs Imported and Domestic
ltlno - Wines. Sc, &C. a+t
sV- GRAIN BAGs furnished at the usual rcnt when pro-
dnre consigned - u.E fur sale lmb 20
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Dissolution

Dissolution.
INIT, Concern OF MCKINNEY Il CO il this day dissolved
Il Samuel IL Mckinney and John H. Flood having bought
the entire interest of John Bass They alone author
lied 10 the name of the Concern.
s. II. MCKINNEY,
JNO. = BASS,
JND. II. FLOOD.
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'' ' EDSoSD, DAVENPORT \ Co.

T '
Also for sale by Commission aud Grocery citiss
Ey v, refer 10 Printers wT ha,a used the sonbrero and
the Manp ted unnnohrong Them Jas Cali, ESQ.,, A. War
wick, Es, Jos Allen, Esl and T. H. syil Esq and oshen
Below give u. X Tutes lIhemn al Uniyers,ty of ya)
reIrt If hs samples rom 70 has and Il sa b. kept
10 that standard; ~
II able give you the result Of anaiysla They
show the Mixture " be Want stalled In former letter. and
Judge ht very urt1naa the selection Of materials
especially OF Peruvian GuD The centage Of Ammonia
shows the pure Peruvian 10 contain ~ per cent which
than the he Anlly sis IL as follows:
Moisture given OF boiling puinO .............. 1905
Phosphate 0 1ine...... ..,......,............ l32G
bupfuric Acid 6.B; Lime, 3.8i 900
Ammonia Observation-Disclosures. R2V
-. - 10
eomhlsion aud organic matter sAss
sv4glt fnsssf.t u 4 1890
Hoping that your fcniser may sassa vk
II deserves, remain, youf& < ~ n
dec 8-i&cly s-I.. ID. X. ,TUTIIX*X
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Pure LIoUoRs.-We invite attention to the adj
vertisement of Messrs. Lee. Rookie & Taylor, who
just in receipt Of a large invoice of choice
wines and brandies. recently imported direct
from France to this country; and which were pur.
chased at the custom house, in Norfolk by this
firm. However much we may deprccate the use
of liquor, the Thing will 60 on, and, therefore we
think we are doing the drinking public real
service, when we let them know where they can
procure pure and unadulterated article. such ms
is now offered by Messrs. Lee, Rookie & Taylor.
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rorlsuort N. March 10. 1853
cheerful, recommend "Semplc'. bah ny Powder" Tho
"aIrtHt Hrglr used in making w and
leai al, Biscuits, Ar., IN the short'st rohic time.
jouS JACK
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w. NNItIItLOE'H WIGS MD TOT TEEs NurrArs
49, all The, elegant, easy, light aud durable.
Fiuing ton clarm-nohnrning up b,hnd-n" shrnl ing on
The head indct 4, this !. the only E-tahlhm" where these
things prorrr! undcr-tood md mndoid Bond street,
Wv lofk. lsM.rAonl mn u ,lkl U.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-20

retiring from business of Mckinney Co.. having sold
entire interest To Sami H. Mckinney and Jno H. Flood,
would my thanks friends and public,
their liberal patronage during the
House, and ask u continuance of II to the rrln.
lin JNo :. BASS.
- OMETHING NEW AND NICE Chdrtns Cloth Opera
> Boots also Chid's Kid and Goat Heel Boots. nj
je4ts SEABIRY'S.
~ ACKS SALT i'm Store md for sale
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may u Hni
Wigs Wigs Wigs

JolIN W. GhR1.ICk.
Manufacturer and sol. liapriclur,
may taam Eichnond, VA
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10n SACKS SALT in store and for sale by
wv WIN. II. ROSE & Co,
JET No. Oi Main Street.
GaZelle-Eyed and Epitame Needles.
HAVE Just received from the English "OserSy Mills"
large assortment of these superior and newly invented
Seeis Ladies, and those using Needles generally! will hnd
well worthy of n call and their attention.
5. NJ SIMPSON, Opposite Farmers Bankl
may 90 No. 1875 Main Street, Lynrhhug, VA.
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COLLEGE CoNNENCEAEsT.-The fifth annual
i commencement Of Lynchburg College will take
,,Iace this morning The Students. Members of the
/ ro,s,ty and Board of Trustees will assemble Mt
/ the Methodist Protestant Church, at 81 O'Clock,
A. NJ, and march thence to Dudley Hail. where
] the exercises will he had. We suljoin the order
Of the days exercises:
Prayer by the Rev. Jacob Manning.
MUSIC.
Latin Salutatury-L. A. Shaver, Montgomery
Ala.
Ancient and Modern Patriotism Compared
w. S. Eowlin, Campbell CO.. Va.
MUSIC.
The Destiny of the English Language. S.
Norman, Washington co.. N. g.
MUSIC.
Intellectual Development in Eterni,y-A T.
Cralle, Northumberland CO., Va
MUSIC.
Character of Ilumboldt.-Wm L. Gosgn, Jr
Lynehburg, Va.
Mental Beauty.-lI. Harding Northumberland
CO., Va.
MUSIC.
Variety in Crealion.-J. G. Haythe, Campbell
co., Va.
..#.zs DEBATE.
Has the Federal Government n right 10 prevent
the secession of State: Affirmative, T. ~
Davis. Lynchburg Va; Negative, l.. y. Shaver,
Montgomery, Ala.
MUSIC
Philosophical Oration-W, NJ. Taliarerro
Lynchburg' Va.
Astronomical Oration.-J. F. IIaigler, Lowndes
co., Ala.
MUSIC.
Comforting Distinctions
MUSIC.
Comforting Diplomas.
MUSIC.
Valedictory-JohnI H. Lewis, Lynchburg, Va.
MUSIC.
Awarding Of Medals.-Orator's Medal by Vim.
NJ. Blackboard. Greek Medal by Rev. II. W
Dodge, Latin Medal by G. Woodvlle Latham
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portlnnd hllpnr and Sprn]


ngents at III" Portland sugar Coinpns nj ihIs place. W
~ keep constantly uu hnud supply of DIOR SUDAN
SfHrr, Mhhl pi,r at Ae,r loa prices
feb 2i.iis foNLE n 90 Alexandria. Va
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VIZ H. NM = ! lkUN1NU W. JUhES
MCMILLAN TM,'5Lt!llSr $ Ssi taisaE!

ATR EAIo,s made expressly for by Hdd f Bgfcher,
" sheffield England hive been rc by persona, an<t
believed Ia br he bcsi offered. For sale lay
ina, in-th HTABLfe N JONES.
, 1860-10-11

Acres; ozt sit .f ,le .-E.z.. aca G.r:,-.
w1i:i24, l:ens Ne" o::e=r:, t:s:s Ii: ;ol.ov:u.
l:coInt # this Ts:r:ul f. yer, which is -acip.
e tze Greece: C;'y. Hess
>tG:l r..1 :..'k .La-t y. "D,-xus." vh:c;,
ii !a.: z.~ hreas:ux The =o1e= ed 50 i'i.sS tbs
ttlrefs h'.tt .u.: CF ,,l ioI II N.,s ans
Ot Irel: VIII i, es it ue t.:a 1st:. r"ns.Ez tie
4 .unt:et hetwEs i 8 :e91n-"t NJ v,a1t=.:.- ,1..
cu'.ul. -. ara Cd vi vi Il co., :,Ies, "w.:l LAID
r.a" - t12 u.xu :""nt2- tvr irc? c. juur
NatA u ;:ss e HA tEb:h: IL L:.> -; Il. ic rr
cr tetn d!av" through small !,nr. t,i-
!r:cs &1.d teca .io. IN A.:ye7s@i is re u;-t-.
3a.ioa Of pam 1h: pss;cc. suffers a:nSrz hi.
lcae., lis na<c'c., Ii. :sr-ss a-a ::::s ;',!,.r
c.ri or+s! reio ~5ii'Ks DR.. H'sl1 CT led it '",ae
tre:ab: ~ ;esrr" ~fe- i. prev 4:!ed aai cs=.
trrs w: ir Pei saeii h:a; All very 9c,d
tSar, $. far IS i Ents, til. il. !! rru i hive
,t.n q .st,y 20 had Re csi:es ii the /! r.lv=
ytr. ~ :h: t:s-o sccrsfsi: : f:ver. t. ts 1vn,-
r. r.c..trfy LIZ .:.tr, - &c II: :Tesssl eru h:rg
1u.l teg;, s.s:i seal s;es1os rE :ese .:setins
II ae Vi D: :he:e wr,.8c il l.. =. ia S. mpt:u.,
<1e pI. ssrely r4ri>us s1i esmy1shsrtit:--
pA.n. t,iir -ess a.d .weIl:rg Q: tie i,;...; ,:u.
1e*s q: the reek, acainy at 1"e sek 6: ;5.+,
lever, headache. suilu,io2 G.: .te e..s, .:.:i
isatslE pltre, isc. c:v tki:, giass'ess ii 1ce
head, 1tstle; scess utd l5i:L!. TIe doc.frs
:uans r. to rus ard plaster, cath: rtsu;s. sweat
Aui s:a-,e 1vs fever 'lt ct stu nr t.. r-E al
the III. j d.7. This :eu! es ,cu III : H. n,irn
s.a. est q: :2ltsion sd prossg4,.oa, Ike n,,ra.
cut rag,
, 1860-10-11
American vs.. I:uropenR and Asiatic


American VI. I:nrops"R and Asiatic
SCENERY.
II. c. Prime, tLe author Q: "Tent Life ia
Egypt and tEs uoly Land" has 1a:e!y bsen
travelling aalonS the White Mountains, aad thus
contrasts Tie bill and lake country OF tbs old
and new wo111:
We have ,hus far been looking fer scenery,
sad in visiting Wli!ou.hby and Memphrsms-
gtg ! Eed III ohj.ct IN vsew. We arc great
boa-teft, ne Ameficacs. deny il ~ we E!&y ;
asl in foreign counties we are given tu Iecta;-
'ng til4. We possess tbs best fcsnery "a we'll ~
tt.c b..t x,vssaGeu. IN The ''orI1. Gut &C must
be hassy hoaaser VIVA hi. nos stl.inX so gay
nMu: A.ue-.c4u likes wien Il, Iccxs ~ .hn
Likes ~ Earnpa. ! Ht:. 70 the lake c1u1s:fy Ct
Te.m:n', hoping 10 dLd 4onss:ht,.g which
could taI.k Ut, II pc:caance SHOULD ever again
l:oi Oh ttotu., rr MexKlcFe, CT thu "b.ue
ts1uty d! G4i,l=e." Bus it Is rain to a:tewpt
t:la clmra.i,cu. Cchl We have ALPS TO stand
up By tbs l4kes, and be rtl:c:et in their
erly bs compared with 1hcs: Of Europe, or uo-
I'll we have such hill as lI=ruua, si.e stelkli
ri n1onntaiua. VS. shu ! b -vs 10 lake Ike Ten
esa.e;h- In t:e Kscxy sfountA'us 1nnge, it IS
po>si;.le and evan probable, that IL s:u1r We
sha:l lind scentrt that will equal ecyltieg in
,r,tzsrllnd. Du: We caa have gong ou this
sids OF als cuLuEect, ttr tIs rcasun that Ne
have no hills esAw.ed With eternal saew, 10
Tour wa sos ir souadiay extarac.s into vast
ehas MS o. xtni'ioR vail Fs.
Bug We have o;hes beauties Of scoaeYy, lack
ius t1e fruu.eur sl4a* approaches tuolinlty,
md repea. th.t know valley in the world
'h ea 80 completely 4a:b iss my denan1 Ter
tt1t ue.usisrl aud ,ns ,:sand cou ined, ~ the
Fr"@c:aia y. tc!,, n.'s 1a know ,r.os Likes IN
Europe Tia: u7e m,re otau:iui than Lxk- Pc.
p'o. % sb= u,rtr Als,,ssipp;. Tae Rhine
l+I:ch, ny t:e by, r>u neSet esteem ~ ial to
.He E41ne i1r sc' nesy,) IL repeu,el five shines
s.rsr " ,re upper M.ssissi3p:, scd ..cn sur-
p.-sta sgaiE end ak.:s by p:,rlinus o. that
tr!=noil ri7e:. NJ ris-r III Europe i, 10 Ee
rutn:io.sd il Tie Hsu1e r4ak win tue HUDSON.
bu: n:ouutat.s aEi i+:ts ~e viii tay I"ttlug
i:cre gb 1t- aa':! nc kGoH more 1uAt sye pGs-
ssts iu LES Rick 4Nouo.ain 1Ange.