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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20

On. HUNTERS LETTER, in another column, will
be found interesting to all our readers Dr. Hut
ter is we'll known as tho founder Of the system Of
administering medicines through Inhalation
that Is. taking them into the lungs as we breathe
by this means he is said to effect results hereto.
fore unknown in the treatment Of Consumption,
Bronchitis an Asthma-a class # diseases which
have always baffed tho skill Of medical men.
The energy ana logic with which DR.. Hunter dis.
cusses his views carries conviction with them and
lays open to the popular well to the scientic
mind subject OF vital mportance--heretofore
obscured by popular errors--and proessio, al die
ia. We are glad to learn that he purposes visit,
ing Lynchburg for few days next week. TIC
opportunity Should he embraced by all who re.
quire his professional aid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20

which he's been excited. without regard 10 party.
re fe'nasssr Of he largest city ia The Usivn
plahdssed his ofiesaor years, and vAsa tbs dis.
epfery Us made. L became certain that his lar.
sss'es nsst hays tes. known at the Aasopnsias
0es'snd yes i 10 psssed over Is IL only IN ordina
= eoesrrsnoe had tsppeaed. No wonder public
confidence is impaired.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20
A Divided Organ.

The Lebanon (Kenturkv) Democrat Ind two
editors. One took fancy to Douglas aud the
other to Breckenridge. They could not '.comnro.
mise on one Electoral ticket" any mare hnn he
two factions in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Accordingly, they now announce their Sc paraion
As the remaining (Brecknridsc) editor we'll re-
marks. 'the state Of things TINT brought about
this event has divided the Democrat. party eve.
rywi ere.' lie goes On to say:
believe honestly that Mr.. BreckiriJgo is the
leader ct the only section ol party thut can give
any effective. or even formidable orp,siton u Re-.
publleanism. So brlevins. have felt it NV du
~ 10 render hin, my support. Mr.. bon ,las IL the
represcnative-the "rmiodiment' nj prneipcs
and doctrines too uniriendy to the right, and iu.
forests OF the South To expect or receive her vote,
Ills vote North, though large. in all humnn prob
ability, pW hdre kan al he m,nor,fy in crerY
STATE and rs thus poweress enemy OF RepuDl,-
caniSm
What strength Mr.. Bel! has is altogether the
result of accident, lie represents no priactpic Mtt
knom Of; and acted with Mr.. Douglas in oppn-
sition to lhe Lccompton Constitution. can see
no available antagonist to Rcpublicln,sm in him,
II there were no other objection.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20

From his well known reeating and volcanic
propensties tho Douglase candidate for Vice
President has been named the Hon TIerschtl I
Vesuvius johnson. He was in a state OF eruption
four or five weeks ago, when he made the Slave
Code report.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20

PPLETON'S
IA COMPANION HAND BOOK OF TRAVELS
Containing full description Of the prncip,l Cities Towns
end places Of interest," Together with Hotels and Routes of ray
81 through the United faes and the Cuaddas Win colrd
Maps; Just received and for sale by y" -
" i4-s j. j. CREEP
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20

TIE GREAT EAsTERN.-New York, July 49,
The exhi itpn OF the Great Eastern ol,sos IN Sat.
urdav the 18th inst, aud she sails Tor England
via Halifax. August 10th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20
Patent EIv Trans

HAVE received SUPPLY Of iii, really ,nra,to.
and valuable mvenin for the catching and destrcynS ~
Fes They have attracted the favorable ice Of Inc nj
eord the fullest Satisfaction all have given them t,.
chase will pisaae call - N siMpsln%% Pa''
JeEih uHzHl0pposte Farmers' Bank
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM PRIsoS.-New York,
July l8.-.Sx convicts attempted to escape from
Sing Sing to-day. Ono named John Roam was
killed. Tho ringleader was knocked insensible.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20
Silver SnOOD.
Bancroft's History ,eNew Volume.
LITTLE, BROWN. & CO.,
81 KlLBY SrREET, BOSTON.
Publish This day
THE HISTORY OF HE UNITED STATES,
Being vollme II Of the American Revolution.
~ GEORGE BANCROFT

Being volume II Of the American Revolution.
~ GEORGE BANCROFT
Octave. Uniform with Tie previous volumes.
FUai> 'olumr comprises the period extending from the Bat
tie of Bunkcr I'm 10 the signing OF the Declaration of In
dcpeu nce the second oi Angus md Includes, among 9TH
things the Siege Of Boston, the negotiation of England with
Russia troops written from papers the Archives Of
England aid France including letters George I'LL and of the
Empress Catherine" the Invasion OF Canada pr, c-
tiers and papers OF Con Montgomery and his family; the move
ments of France and SPAIN from eoious documents OBJ
aiued m France nj Madrid; the dnc.inaiun Tur.o Ia
The war he f"uiion in iho French Cabinet: the proceed
nes of "nsres IN part from unpublished private journals by
the nriuIrrs; the instruction Norh Carolina, from full
unpublished coHlcal~ra, accouGs: the purchase Of German
from the collection papers, letters
George III au s German prneess. Minister'S and Agents
the hostancy of Central Colonies; the for tax
ing up Independent Govenmcnts the Virginia Declaration Of
the Right Of Man; the Battle OF Sulivans Island in part from
materials: the Resolution Of Independence the DecnTa
ton of independence; the signing the Declaration
The mass III manuscript materials collected for this volume
Is complete aud unfolds origin aud progress
important measure tracing the of the Revolution
plccy in reference To every OF the ned States and
senng The subject also in its rea ion to the history Of the
world during the period Of its progress.
The History o lc Revolution viii be completed in
Vo'unet Jy 2D-ls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20
THEATRE !

D I D l. Z Y II A L L
Friday Evening, July both, 1860.
By particular request
MR.. AND MRS. w. H. CRISP,
viii appear in Bulwer's great play Of the
Lady Of LYONS, Or Love and Pride,
Sustaining their celebrated Characters of
claude and Pauline.
FANCY DANCE, by MISS CLIFFORD.
To conclude wiki the roaring Farce of the
Rendezvous.
SOPHIA with SonsJ MISS JESSIE CLARK:
LUCRLrIA, CECILIA CRISP
ROsI, MRS. II. CLIFFORD.
PEicEs.
Dress Circle, 81 cts Colorcd Gallery, 20 cts
Numbered Seats, with certificates for occupancy can be
cured the Hall daily from without extra
charge.
In preparation Don Caesar and the Lady OF the Lake
~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20

II
Agent viii receive and forward adrerseme any pa
per in the Uniicd States.
NELSON EN- .ERPRIsE, Iovingston, Va.
MN ERA, Floyd Court House, VA .'..-.
Minis, Knoxville, Tennessee.
SENTINEL, RogcrsvilIe, Tennessee. -.
INTELLIGENCE Morrlstown, Tenn
SStt4zEErrE, Lexington, Va,
f DEMoSRAr, Liberty, Va.
VISITOR. Marion Va.
W WING Eineas.le, Va.
REGISTER, Danvile, Va. Dr..
SENTINEL, Alexandria, va.
VIRGINIA ECHO, Halifax Co. Ho. Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, Briato
t fiNFSSsS' Jono.boro', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT, GrecnviIle Tenn ...e
ADVERTISER Chattanooga, Tenn
VfRGlNHAN' Abingdon, Va.
STAR AND HERALD, Christiansburg, Va.
PATRIOT, Grayson Co. Ho. Va.
ThaEsRAfh' wythevine, Va.
ADVOCATE, Tazewea Co. Ho., Va.
SOUTHWEST, Giles Co. Ho., Va,
REPUBLICAN, Winchester, Va.
Persons wishing to advertise In any of the above papers all
of them having extensive circulation in localities will
call the office Of the vncn
burg vignan, sTARs, where will be made and
advertisements fonw AKoEp WITHOUT DELAY.
5 .s.-5 A. wADDILL
Jan lO-tA Foreman Vir9pian Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20

Tue GREAT EASTERN AND PHILADELPnIA-The
journals of Philadelphia extremely nnxious
,ha; the Great Eesiern should be brought tn that
'lty. fit is only To prove that she can ride in the
Smallest water of the channel Of tho Delaware riy-
cr, where it is alleged there is good twenty five
feet. How the Great Eastern folks NAV take the
,uggcstiou is vet tn I've seen. Should she stick
somewhere, the pnilalelphans may lose some of
,hrir confidence in tho Delaware, but the Great
Eastern won't make much by tho operation As
perinen to the sui jec' it is stated that of twenty
iv" millions OF dry god. imported into Phadel
pia,ali of 1t except some three milions.is through
New York This is Inscribed of course, to the wan
ot steamships between Philadelphia and Europe.
an n"rts; accordingly line Of steamships is ear
nestlv advised.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20
COMMERCIAL.
YNCHBU,RG MARKETS,
sxroETkD 81
A. B. RUCKER,
$ PROD UCE d II o K f. r.,
1ss MAIN STREET.

f1-rhese qsosoa viii be understood, represent whole
saie prices generally. Va -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20

LYNcN-LAw IN KANSAS 1,co men shot-The
Paris (Kansas,) correspondent Of the Lawrence
Herald says that on tho 9th inst Q party If nine
mrn arrested Henry Wolfe aud non and Cha' boy,
n of the notorious Dir. Duy,on charge OF horse
.4t"mling He adds:
They we're tried, found guilty. and the sentence
4 death passed upon them. boy and y"ung
Wonlc succeeded in making their escape. the lat
ter alter being badly wounded. The sentence was
executed upon the old man Wolfe lie was DELHI
rra,ely shot. and his body left on the prairie GA
Friday night the same company. enlarged by ad.
ditonal recruits learning that boy was concealed
in n house owned hy I'D man Wolfe. surrounded
!, Ivy 10 o'clock, waited until daylight, procured n
load OF hay. fired 1T. and succeeded in dsl"dging
him lie was tried. and Immediately suffered
death. Their denth ~ not regre ,cd in this com
ulnnity. although MI good people lament that n
state of society should exist demanding that
justice should be dispensed in such a summary
manner. Young Day commenced stealing in j6'
AZ Lawrence. and like many others. being cncour-
aged Ivy Montgomery. and the Jay Hawkcrs ger-
orly he continued the business too lung f"r his
uwu good The late If these men has terrified
"yil-docrs in this part Of the country. A general
stampede among en- is antic rated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20
NEW YORK WIRE MIL:

N E W YORK WIRE MILL.
NELSON e RICHMOND.
MANUFACTURERS OF, AND pEALERsIN
w / r j. OF A Ill DIES RIPTIONS
)ARTCTLAR aten Ion given to orders to their Ware
l. house. 81 John ST., N. E., which will be filled PROMPT.
LIZ, and have SPEEDY dispatch
Circulars furnished, giving discount from List or neil nriees
FL LOWEST MARKET RATES.
TERns:Six months Note payable at Bunk, with current
rate OF Exchange New York, or of
WIRE Mill, 25ti Street, Sru, 1.,,,
jy 17fm - Warehouse, 81 John ST. NEW ioth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

Montgomery County, Va.
FNNHE PROPRIETORS having purchated this WATERING
PLACE In October last have thoroughly repaired fur
nished with entirely furniture the best class,
open for the reception Of Visitors ON THE 18TH DAY OF
JUNE.
Having increased accommodations and made liberal arrange
for the comfort of their guests they hater
thai but lew III any Watering Places VII, afford the
fractions this.
II Is situated in the county of Montgomery, 9L miles
STA WSPILLE DEPOT VA Il Tenn r. RI on The banks OF
the Roanoke River and surrounded by Of the
tf and attractive BE- found among the
Of Virginia. The Water has acquired such reputation the
last few that 1t Is anything
mendaon of it, Ii is considered SPECIFIC for worst
forms Of Dyspepsia and remedy for all Cu,aneos Diseases
dsordered conditions Of the Stomach Bowels and Liver and
for prosration OF the system We might append
number of certificates from Physicians and others
with its merits, aud to these might be added 0d infnfnn
Passengers will he met ut Shawsvle by Four Horse Omn
hLses, convey them road to the springs
leaving Baltimore Washington, Richmond, and Petersburg
morning. arrive at the Springs the day. those
the South Will find the arrival
train. BOOTH, COLHOUN l. co.
lie 8-dAcla
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20

Valuable Property for Sale Privately.
/ HAVE for sale an excellent "a NILP RESIDENCE, in
the suburbs ui thus city, wi Of land The o.
DWELLING not 81 has eight good Rooms, and there la
IL We'll of excellent Water upon the Lot, and aiso
fne young Or hard, each aud Aple) upon the premises
Also, LtI adjoining, OF hall with good Frame
Dwelling, with four good Rooms.
Tue praperiy : desirable and terms reasonable.
jy 2O-dSc3 A. NJ TRIBE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20
Roam 0KE COLLECE.

TINHI5 Institution, located at Salem. Roanoke county, Va
will begin It's next Session, Aug. ~ ls6u
II enjoys beautiful an healthful situation and of easy
all parts of the country. Its literary and moral arar
unsurpassed by AN! College Of the Expense
tor Session OF 10 months 81 H.
For frher nfomaui address Rev. d. T. Bittle Presd II
jy 20-e4t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20
A G. c. O U II II s
DUE 1ST JULY,

....- 1850.
Ii persons indebted me- and whose accounts were due
"A the Let July cfuy and earnestly rcquestedto
come forward and pay their respective dues.
Those persons whose LIST day OF Januay
last and failed to pay Will please recoec thai goods arc
Invariably sold ut cash prices and only charged Tor their nc
cummodatfon. FH
- make 1t role pay promptly, what owe, Is hoped
mat those who owe me viii come forward promptly ana give
me the fneans to do
iy lists - s-.-. --. GEORGE NJ RUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-20
IUfFrs q. MAppuN, Lfe1N.
k!chmond, Va, June 10, $780, Jc 10 dIy
Fair Grounds

PROPOSALS. will be received by the subscriber for budi
l. WATER TANK at the FAIR Grounds. Plan and spe
ncations can be seen b, applying TO =.
j. 10 JOHN q. MEM, Ch Elk. Com
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28

Victor Emanuel and his people win sleep no
less o mig hts frym the terrOrs of sxcOmmuui-
cation. The thunders of the Vsiican have
come to be regarded a. mere @AaShss in the
pam" - l'1.A 81 q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28
mrs. Psaeook,s Phllosopby.


As sex 70 Mr.. Peacock lezI, it faint ne
use maxim words over what can't be helped -
Married folks don't ought to find fault with
each other 1t don't do no good. They take
each other for better or worse, and If they fnd
it's for worse, il don't made it better 70 go
thro' the world gTowliR' and grumblin'. For
my part I think iI's a great deal better to make
the best Of folks, instead Of the worst on EN-
Ifthey see you remember the good IA them,
they feel kind O. encouraged aud keep growin'
better and better; but if you keep talkin' Of the
bad, why they grow discouraged and think
theTa aint bit Of use in trgin. As ssz to
M Peacock, Mr.. Peacock sez /, you needn't q
married me ifyou didn't want to, of OQnrss 20
peedn (; YOU might have married Suarn Slash
er; she wanted you bad enough, mercy knows.
needn't have married you; OfeOurse needn't.
Wasn't young Squire Tim dead in love with
me? Didn't he lock Jest as if he were meiti n
whenever KEN round Dilnt Hook straight
ahead, dIa'ful unconscious, just ss If nothin
aiied him and al from principle Iwasn't
gOin' to encourage him just to diSapPoint him,
and make him take pisen, for wasn't In love
with you, Mr.. Peacockl Didn't have lots Of
lOyersl I, ssTsply Anu Green Of GreentoWn,
and never looked at any Of them, because I
loved you, Mr.. PeseockI But sez suppose
I'd married Squire Tim, and you'd married
Susan Slasher, Susan wouldn't have had my
faults, Of course she wouldn't, but she'd 9 had
her own. And ssz I,ir. Peacock. you would mt
have liked her faults any better than you like
nine. know Susan is cut aud-dash sort Of
oman; she'd put the work through faster
banI do, like enough; but would che have
given her life away to your children as do,
Mr.. Psaeocki No, you know she Wonldn't.-
Has she got my elevated mnd no. yon
know ne kasnt,-and my taste for iteratur'l
No, YOU know she hasn't. But she's got a
higher head, that you know Mr.. Psseock--
She's taken her own ' ay BY storm, nor quietly
as do, that Won know Mr.. Peacock And
there's Squire TIM spect he's as many faultl
ss you have, Mr. Peacock, if only knew EN-
-you're 8 dre'fnl trial ts me sometimes Mr.
Peacock; scOldin around, bat love you better
than thousand Squire Tins. Pity If ! don't
And ifyou squirt sllittls, uint eOin, to look a
Il till you squint worse, or till see nOthin' bui
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28

AT aIl sUPERIoR sT.

AT all SUPEklOh 81.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
rad tbs following INES II your teeth are bed, read
hem With great care. II you have teeth a. All sp
fact thst ii uF szhibsa the strosss, in The social
eres und in the psr0r BY the hunblssi peasant and the
rouds suOorlt thnt Hundreds Of persons lose good
sts ftsS for the OF the timely aid Of good and
kul dsuti. poor and inferior operatIon is in many
eases worse than none All your tssth are good have
han saninsd By good dentist. aud keep them IN ordsr
NOR NJ time should bs lost bat have them repaired The
sooner tia buter and that which Burns says s Ih9
oe of an dirsagsa irregularities Of the teeth should
1aUffendei 20 IN ckfldhOnd and youth
neroua dssruuS Of fne dental oDeratiOqs are tufit
All Al nv room where particular attention iss wen
tls urs-ervaiion OF the natural teeth, where the
rrrrr n ugTgIrr rtnnNTT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28
The Cleveland Conversational Conference

The CAeVelln0 Congre8alonoi ConAoreAce
Held its semi-annaal session at CollAmsT,
April 18th and 18th. Six of the churches
were represented by two lay delegates each
fac. worthy to be mentioned as indicating q
growing appreciation among tie churches Of
lhelr own responsibilities ana interests In these
gatherings.
Charles G. Bisbee, Robert Hovenden and
Charles II. Thompson, members Of the Senior
Class in obelIin Theological Seminary, were
examined asd cordially recommended to the
cOn6denes Of the churches for the gospel min
istrG. These examinations were intensely in
teresting throuP PhOut, and more so because one
Of these brethreh-Mr Thompson-rspTesent
the class whom the American PeOple-COn-
gross, Supreme courts, politicians, churches
aud clergy, have agreed, almost with one cons
sent, to cast down IRON the level of our conn
mon manhood. ALI the more warmly for this
did the Cleveland Conference open theiI hand
and heart TO welcome this young col red broth
er to their Christian sympathy, fellowship,
and confidence, as a fellow laborer in the mln~
istry Of a gospel in which men are never known
as bond or free. A thrilling utteranee was
given to this feeling Of Conference when the
| brethren stood before Us 10 receive the an.
Bouncement that their examination was sus-
tanned, and oil spontaneously, the patriarch Of
our body-Father Keep-stept forward, took
the hand of our coloTed brother, expressed his
personal happiness Al being permittedto well
come him to the gospel ministry, and then lift
ing up hIs heart and the hearts Of US all 10 God,
be confessed the great guilt Of the American
people towards the enslaved race, the bitter
wrong of that prejudice which has SO long
sought to keep them down, and deE0utly eonl>
/ mended this Gear young brother to The grace Of
Him whose bosom never had sympathy with
such prejudice and oppression Il was seeas
nOs likely to be ever forgotten.
The narratives on the State Of the churches
brought out many valuable suggestions in regard
to Sabbath School and Bible class labOrs, and
also young peoples prayer meetings. Tie year
has been rather one Of Christian culture and
growth, than Of ingathering from the world
In many respects, the accounts weie truly en-
coungi0g. il 4lh AsL lt
The next Ohio State Conference being ap
pointed in Cincinnati, I'd Thursday of June
ensuing Conference recommend and urge upon
the churches in their connection that they each
choose from their membership one or more
brethren and delegate them to this meeting
With their pastor, and also make provision tc
bear their EXPENSES. In no other way can an
adequate representation be secured. The meth.
cd is entirely in harmony with the TeceUtlJ
modified rule of representation adopted BY tho
State Conference. We hope not one church
will overlook this sndatiOn.-EvdRgst
isk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28
Kseemraaalostian d tAe KInE 81 aarainla

KzeomnsaiOasi6n Of tAo King or SARDINIA
The exOOmmunication launched BY Pope Pi
ui TX against the "invadsrs and usurpers" in
general, and sho King Of Sardinia in Partieu
iat, who have snbVertsd bis temporal authority
in the ROmAsna, in a long document. It is
eouObsd in similar terms Ar The one launched
against the First NsPOleOn. The Courier
ssya--, After setting forth the Divine origin Of
the temporal authority Of the Holy See, the
Pope invsighs against the wicked innOvstorsh
who have imPiOusy attempted, by Lying by
pbcrisy," false and pernicious principles" and
''eunnlng dissimulationS 70 destroy his secular
power i' Pr
Especially does he deplofe that some whose
particular duty il was 70 protect the CathOic
Church, have "sullied themselves by their
wisked acts" Coming then to the Pith of the
Recommendation" the Pope says that the
Sandman Government has taken the principal
part in these "misehisvOus aud perVsrse IN
tfiguss, . and has dssPised the Apostolic adm0>
niIions addressed to It. At the Paris Congress
it attempted to weaken the P, pes temporal
authority; and It spared no fraud" or ''sin" TO
linstiqals sedition when the war broke cot in
| Italy last year. It thus procured dictator
shIp-in the .ROmaRna. and. by ''PerseveEing in
lis wickedness, BY force, money, threats, ter
For, and other cunning means, 1t obtained
vote in its favor BY universal suffrage, end then
dared to subject the Papal province to its pow
ef. So, finding admOnition and complaint to
be of no avail, the Pope prOnOunces the sem
tence of major excommuL icatiOn against ''sll
those who have taken part in thu sinful insuT
rection in our provinces, il usnrPipg, occupying
and invading them, 2anathem Itizihg them, and
declaring ''5hat they cannot be sbsOlvsd from
these censures by any one but the Pope HIM
self, unless they are at the point Of death, and
even if they should then be abso,ved, they are
to re-incur the censureS if they should per-
chance recover, until they Fetraet and annul
all they have committed, and give the PaPal
power full satisfaction. The letter Of excon-
Ihunication was posted on the door of st. Pc
ters, OF the LateTan Church, md other church.
es in Rome, on the 26th Of February, and
Eherever il was affixed, band Of gendsE.nos
was appointed to do duty before it.
Victor Emanuel and his people win sleep no
less o mig hs frym the terrOrs of excOmmuni-
cation. The thundsrs of the Vatican have
come to be regarded a. mere CLASHES in the
pam" llz.A
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY mORNTN6, ,1PRIl. IS, Is60.

a. For City News zee third page. aH
Forharket Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.
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DETtttstrp,

A TKINSON & BGI9ER-Are now
~ prepared, willing" and abe 10 execute cpeyations
IN Dauai surBery proBaT, and Mscheaical IN ne
verV bRrf EfVla and prom tg, - Eos. u-I Hcnmaab
Tiaef ouu5Tits new Pnst Ofica maTlaaAo
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