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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18
Satnrdqn. the ~ ~ b NaN. 1850,

> Va
Saturday, the 19h day. Of hay, 1860,
be.seer the hours Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and 4 o'clock.
?. OF said day. the following described real estate,
Situate in SouIhingion, ia Trumtgl Comfy Eriu-
= acres sut OF the tract % $50 acres conveyed by
deed Of General N-rrartv. frum Alfalfa Newton, on
the 9Th day Of October, 1921. TO Eubice Ensign aud
heI foar sons. and the same hsins f Tart OF lot No. T..
IN tie township OF scuthirston, ia said county. and
houNds't as follows: on the east ~ latd d. sold Cd iaid
lao acre tTae to Julia Aun Hoffman and Janas noG-
nan. AVID b. the liaes hNe1 NJ the time Of the sales to
said parties respectively. on the south BY the lot line,
on the west ny orc acre aplrted TO Austin EHsiEn,
minor son CT Watson EusiEn. deceased, aud f0ur
acres belonging OTh'mas kniEltoD, (said one acre
and four acres being taken cut of said $50 acre trsct)
and also on lands Of Osh9rn. aud en- the north BY
IanI OF sid Osborn and the lot line.
APPRAISED nj so per acre.
Terms. one h.rl cash on day % sale. one third In
ore year. aRd ele iAiri in two years from day q sale;
deferred Payments well secured AMI IN interest.
4. b LYMAN Sheriff
sheriI' 0mee, Warren. ApEii i. 1s6l.-52
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
Real Estate in Market

TuNIIE undersigned offers 10 sell privately, his la,oo
known landed property. lying in the eastern Nc
county, Va. There i,z,g ACRES IN ONE Rnn0pi Ia.
half VI which Ia cleared and in GUILTY a,io and a1
heavily timhered with the usual variety Of yaluab,
timber. Mill creek, failing stream, Iasscs N ooa
land afording ample waller power for machinery A
dows large aud may be greatly increased ,r e ha
liva Of the land well sci in clover aud motY ~ t
gnla Central Railroad runs through the land Fo ~, u
de,i In The sale OF H. provided all be sold at the SIM DIS
The impros cnents The western side Of the farm, suit %
brick dwelling house with groons, and the usual z,
with large bank barn. A TANNkRY which has ~ p
cess,u operation for many years, having 25 watts and IT,
house. There is large aud never failing sprlnr
house, and good apple orchard On the ,ssi,sS, G c
imp are, large dwelling house In good r "
eight rooms, aud The usual out-buil,ngs with . i %
frame barn shielded all round; q CiIOPPiNG AVE Dew
ILL the line Of the railroad. There are also tw Jaw
orchards of good fruit is side of the place " !'4ts
also offer for sale with the above lands A TRAIT
ACRES the creek, and about one and n la, j."
north. all In timber Of valuable kind well suited r t 81"
lumber. invite persons DESTROYS OF buying land 10
the above described property for themselves II !,
miles from Milboro and four miles from Gos,en I,a ~
sixteen mites east oi The Warm Springs; eight miles ~ ana
Rocssridge, and eleven miles rom the Bath Aim s,i |
and would make delightful, reside for any one III,
spend the summer in the mountains enet To In,
springh '''l
Should the above lands not be sold privately bc,or a., 60
day Of June next, they will, that ia, he offered NH
the highest bidder; and should sale bc cocc,ed tg
sire 10 rent my Lin yard TO wishing TO euyn, H.
business ~ wv"
Any desiring further information can address me \, m
boro' Springs, Bath county, Va. " wi"
ma l-tlaje. ANDREW ERATToy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
- SPECIAL NOTICES.

m sss-- If MEDICINE Is NECESSARY, USE BRAN
G-SS DRETlrS PfLI.S-1hey pleasant n truly
effective medicine be- II you may take purgaiiycs
which viii operate without pain because hey the baisamc
parts from the blood, which Is being bed,
than having the vital fluid absrat ted. Beware Of thcm
BRAspars PILLS only take hold of those which the
body when sick wants 10 eyacuaie They solely assis
tant Of Misunderstanding more, nothing less They do not
fcc they merely assist and herein Is their great value The
man is thrice blessed who is fortunate to be acquainted
with this good and almost perfect gilt man, he
to grca extent his body insured in health by their occasional
Principal ONCE, 2o4 Canal street, New York.
pcctube dealers In medicine, I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

! Desson contemporary thus gravely discussed
The DIGESTION - - kew much liquor viii be drani
81 CAariestca during the st4 In that city. Of the
nenseFatie s1ssrs sems felix's insiss he. politics
~ nm 20 sssethsr OF courss they mean xbal
ars called Dsnocras politics. That they will sas
tain close relation this week. .. Charleston. thers
can be little deabt. There WILL we fancy he great
deal of politics, bat much more IF rum. But
this Is not precisely pertinent tn our interraca.
tory. How much will the Convcn ion drink =
| The steamer which sailed from Philadelphia Tor
| Chariestown, on Wednesday, took on board for
consumption Of its passenger eight hundred bar
rels Of ardent intoxicating liquor, "sro;,' AS one
Of the local papers re6nedly, bat comprehensive
~, expresses IL. The passengers numbered inside
OF one hundred. Thus il will be TINT each
passenger will be entitled to (nnl expected to
drink) something short Of three barrels ON the
round trip.
Il il estimated that there will be about 1000 del
egstes in the Convention including substitutes.
Providing their imbibaiory aPpctites ATE about
the same as those which took passage on the
steamer from PHILADELPHIA Of which. we pre-
sumo, there can be no doubt, the quantity which
drink. may be put down at e'ght thousand barrels :
This would gil very respectable canal, running
clear through the city Of Charleston. But then
it is to be borne in mind that the delegates ac-
companed by ou,sders-Democrats of their
blood and bone, and particularly Of their taking
something" appetitcs will number it is es-
timated ut least seven thousand As these lockers
of,ar al, a,r xrill Inv
nothing to do but to guzze. We may safely put
down the quantity they will consume Mt hbout
.ft,y-sir thousand Larreis' Enough to entirely
submerge the canal already referred to. This
may seem fabulous quantity. but we see no rcls
on to doubt our calculations, based on the Pha.
delphia platform. That steamer provided, ms we
understand, only just about tho quantity which
would be required and the Inquirer Of thnt city
says eight hundred barrels.
We have seen that the Convention proper Of
about ono thousand including substitutes, most Of
whom it is supposed will be there will consume
eight thousand barrels or thercabou,s and tho
same basis leads us to the conclusion that the
third house, or outsiders. who will probably do
little but drink land swear, will imbibe about
ffty-six thousand barrels. We think our figures
are not ex'ravagant ut all, and il tho truth could
be got Mt after the thing is NIL over. that they
would BIO moro than fulfilled.
Imagination cannot conceive how much of .oi.
ty or reverse how much of good or bai how
much to commend or condemn how much that
will saor Of EARTH or lower certain locality all
this aggregate, diverse compound will produce
Ii is theme too vast to pursue aud we will there.
fore not attempt it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03


APPlgs-Green--nono offering.
DAooSe receipts past week have been large, and
dasa;ae in lower graes-l 4uoie loGeii ca
BEAss-White--rsisk M i.Pt1bti-io 4 biislci
BEEswAx.-:ihSlH cenls.
rrrrn-Fresh for fable In demand at 20Gn30 cts
IN firkins plenty aud dull al l.GsiI eents.
CoRs.-wiih .as. Icnn'i--l quote Yellow sS1s'
cs.; White 10 eta.
Cosx MAJ demand 1909, cents
CEaEST.--Jamts River s1.GD,s@i. 30
Dskp Alflcsplenly Pealed Peaches ssJd;
Unj,-aled to. $40 h bush.
rlot. sut,ins sSee0Df625; Extra sdsIQ $3.50; Family
f6r,sh y ih.
fL,>ssep.-ti +, 2OGli 25 cents.
" ttiIs.s-i)ft45 eenta ....o
q o ii 1000 DIS Eeeses Manipulated Guano s5sOo;
tnano ss0n Mexican uano fsSo Rhodes sup Ibos-
pae al $4,000 Runins Phospho Peruvnn Guano 500;
Ruius linre 4sh Guano 4525' Hn1fns tobacco Manure
*fI.jJ: Rufu's Ground BONE Ash SBI.b Ground Plaster,
loose, 1000; Packed la bags casks silop.
GLASS saEp--C!yrr s5,5o; Timothy u; Orchard 3,10
Escrgr.t s2nn.
e. crn
HtS.Ialcd SI.2e6e$i.B0: n wagon load &l.o9l1fi10
IGpN.Monrta,a xyodtSaa Il ton
L.gp.-@upply good nj Ice IL cents.
LINE lhoin-own 1.5OGl ~ GO Mountain 61?0 CENTS
oNiNs White soGns,.s cts Rod 62Gp cts h bushcl
OAr,heaf y Aug tIg u 100 lbs; White 90 Black 30
cents = hl-h, oi 80 lbs.
rrAs--So Biackrycd offering; Cow Pea $I.A.
Pnrafpts.-i,ftSTis crnts-accor,iDig la quality.
roHAe.oicecips increasing. with prices well sustained
for Bright Working parcels; dark noBdescri firm
earlier Ia HE the faliiig or however, not quoabe
Common dark l.ss $2toG1 fb0: bright grounds
I.ugs &!dG Leaf oacco nUGr 4T.5D bright
Workers and fiiers &9me9 $4,000 any Bright Wrappers
wuaAr-The receipts continue ght-salcs al A. 30Go$i 40
r choice Red 1880 si3 for chose Whites inferior grades
tl.Uhlf fl2o
-unwasilcd % Washed 5000 cts according quail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
GEORGE ID. DAVIS.
GrOC rr and Commission Merchant,
No. l3l Main st Lynchburg. Va.

in receipt of large stock OF rocrcs Staple Dry Goods,
Hardware, shoes, WOODWARD, Cordasc &c, consisting
part
2oo0D lbs. faml, Bacon and Lard my curing Mack
erel, salmon and Herring richly No. |. in y. n aud bar
elS Loaf Cut Loaf Granuaicd pul, ersed, aud
Coffee sugars Mocha, Java, Iaguayra and Rio Coffee and
Parcd Java cTce Honey Extra Golden syrup New Orleans
AMI cuba Mua-sF sole Leather. French anil Philadelphia
ta skins, and Lining and Bnding skins Hammered aud
Rolled IRON oval Found Square, Band and Hoop Iron; Cast,
Spear Blister and spring Stee aoni and Horse Shoe Iron;
French aud American Glass Patty Locks, Hinges, aud
Bellows, Anvis Vices, Plates Easps and Files; steel
Springs Iron Axe lhmie Skeais and Fast Iron Boxes Ma
nu and Cotton Ropes. aud Cotton Twincs; Lnsecd
Limp and Tanners OH topa and Carriage Vars Turner's
Teas; rall"w Tar Sps 1urp.niinc White Lead Xinc with
god assortment Of Paints; Flax and Tow Linen Plaid and
straps Cotton Cloths and osnabur Stone and Wood Churns
Tubs buckets Well buckets, &c wh every other article
kept In Grocery Store all of which will be sold cheap
cash. exchange for country produce. Call and examine
stock before ,on buy! will pay the highest prices for Woo
Wool Rolls Flax seed liccswax and other country produce.
sT- Consynmcnts solicited Quick sales and prompt
q. ID D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

TEE Post Once Committee Of the House OF Re.
representatives. have agreed on an amendment to the
Post Ofbse Appropriation Bill, authorizing the
department to use every quarters revenue for the
payment n transportation expenses only. without
waiting for The enactment Of special law or rh,
sasssi appropriation bill, leaving for Congress
~ assisting Supervision over the salaries of off,
oers, -, and the annual deficit to be paid out Of
~ Tssassry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
nTaet.nr OF Douglas Delegates.

i
.CuAaEss7or. April 30.-A large meeting OF the
Douciasites was beld this evening Dir. Patton.
| of (,,nnectieut presided. Messrs. flournoy, u
| Arhaa..s: King, Of Mis.ssppi: Brent OF Mary
! land; And Henderson addressed them.
! Mr. Brent, If Maryland. saij that the secession
| movement made by those who hnh personal
| feelings against Mr. nnigias. Ills enemies had
takc,. that course Ia destroy him, ieeau-e they
saw hc would be Nominated. lie, fr one, was
not wiling To ..uncede Tint mnjnriiy should give
| up their preferences To u miInriiy.
| 'CoIonel floDrncy said that he intended to ad'
dress his southern friends in the convention IN 'c.
yor Of Deuglas,apd proposed that tie Douglas men
shoulI offer tu i,lopt tlls Cincinnati platform,
with resolution endorsing tho bred Scott deci.
ton lie thought this would have the effect OF
bringing bnck ~ large majority Of the se'eters.
Mr. Payne, Of Ohio, said he was unwil ing 10
make the secedcrs any further offers. IL they de-
sired TO come back they should come without any
invitation. from the supporters 1t Judge Douglas.
lie was opposed ~ the resolutions, because they
would lie construed one way Ivy the North aud
another way BIZ the South, anl the friends oil
D5us la. were determined that there should he no
misunderstanding or DECEIT on this II ne.
Colonel Fnurnoy then Withdrew his resolution.
Tho Latest from 6 CHARLESTON
cnARLEsroS. May l.--E,eHing~-Tb Southern Sc
ctdrrs Convention organized TO day by tho election
of senator B,ynrd, ni Delaware, as president.
THERE'S no prospect ola ballot o-nsht in the reg
ulaT convention.
Rumors and Speculations
There are any variety of rnmors aud sPrculitions
ms TO the result of affairs Mt Charleston. The Wash
i,igton star of last evening says:
I'VE ASSUME above TINT The whole OF the Drmocrnt-
ic States Lave left the conveniion Of which ihct we
can entertain little doubt, inasmuch ms We are aware
that = W. yesterday. Mr.. Hunter advised the Vir-
gnia delegation, per telegraph, TO make the south
uni' and also that Gen. Lane, at about oac o'clock
li:t night, in answer to request for advice from
the Oregon delegation, telegraphei to lhcm a. fol-
lows:
"Lon Lanang Stout: Your dispatch recci' Cd
Stand by the equality of States, and stand by those
States that stand by the constitutional rIghisof all.
BY all means go with them go out aud stand by
them" JOE LANE
The same paper adds:
The Charleston convention WAS this morning the
subj CT Of thousand rumors on Pennsy lvania aven-
AT noon it was positively asserted tnit they had
nominated Donslns, for President. and Senator
Brown. Of Miss, for Vice President. Anticipating
that there mi sht possibly he truth in this story,
the latter, tSrnnor BROWNE we hear instantly tele-
grnphed 10 Chlrleston declining I'm Ter any such
circnm stances, any such nomination. in any such
nection.
1t ia also stated that Mr.. Douglas, this morning,
clcsraphed to his friends in Charleston declining
nomination by the convention rump, md respect
fully recommending the nomination Of Sir. Brcckin-
ridge in his stead.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

IT appears that there is something little wind.
General Scott has been sudlculy called to WASH
ingtnn by II telcgraphic dispatch. Il is supposed
that with his usual promptitulc he viii ut once
start for that city. What the result oi this may
be it |. mnnssibe To furcscc
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j. I. DAVIS y 60
Agents. I.Xnci,i,ur,,.
From Rev. Or. tIosser,

t,1IT, IT. ! e &c, =: -. INOSStI.
- ,Ny~ EDITOR OF THE CHRISTIAN AUNOTtT -
Ky SENrLfs lNrALlnLE h ,EI>G P"Wprr-\i I,rsnna
Iona vi Light S"e nsi "hospc Loaf al biscuits BATH
ana phrkMhtat cahrs purchase his powder with cor H.
hlcc ne materials are perfectly haimss and NOR. pleas
an' tian soda Sa!aratn- NJ III sou5 6rs.d Tr
use {" II VIII HiA' Tue igl" sweetest bread in the ,lnrl,
l">'" iit' save tic. labor. and expense and never ,
uih' II the accompanying smlc directions are observed
i"> Is manufactured in Virginia, and is inycntiu a,
la""v""hi John w. t'at, manufacturer and sole Prarr
enlr h'naoh, va We know him. and have II. and re-
'"in"id IL rs the best tried Get and mind t ~
rvctpis fc,,, =, ="
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

CHARLES fERN.tn has treu appointed ppstnps-
ter of Atkinson, New lIompsltirc, ,n'r l.. p T..
Richards. removed upon chsree u bcuS ensi,r !
in the sale of lottery tickets. Tho Department
have reason to believe that the lottery business
Is carried on 10 some extent by country posi-ma,.
tegs. and rrompdy remove al enn;ht.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
Philadelphia Municipal Election

At the election Tor Mayor in Philadelphia, ON
Tuesday last the Hon. Alexander Henry the present
incumbent, and candidate of the Peoples" party
was elected bya large majority Over Hon, John Rob
bins, the Democratic nominee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
JOHNSON YOUNGER tS OFTEN
II PEARL. STREET -


BETWEEN cAKy, RICHMOND, VIRGIN,
IEAEE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR ) iLE.-
- 1000 bags Eio, Laguyra aud Java Coffee;
Is bags Mocha do
300 sides good and damaged sole Leather
hd0 boxes AIamauilne Candlcg
loo boxes Brown soap;
l25 boxes Fancy do
1000 kegs Old Dominion Nails;
Ion barrels n. o. Molassts:
Ii hogsh,ais Cuba Molasscs;
80 do N. o. sugar;
1ui barrels extn &. Sugar;
LOO do low grades Sugar
% do granilsic1 Sugar
80 do ground Sugar;
10 patent cut Loaf Sugar:
30 barrels crushed Sugar;
30 kegs Soda:
100 boxes FrcLch Window Glass;
100 kits No. 1 Mackercl;
20 barrels No. lIcrrings;
100 bushels Clover, Timothy and other Grass Seeds
Besides full assortment of GROCERIES, as wen rs Iz
and well selected stock 10 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC !,
uoRs We are also agents for some OF the best brand.
MOUNTAIN RYE WlIISKEY all of which We will sell jo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

TnE Supreme Court OF the rnjtrl States on
Monday decided against the l.ntp iAul claim. in
yolving two hundsea and se'a,'y thousand a,rcs
Of very valuable lsnd in California. Tic ,cri,an
was basel ON the existence Il srupcuI "a, fraud D.,
perjury and forgery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
Words of Caution

Gf - IL We were 10 LII rn..lers he
NE springs iogmui hc country had been ,nisu,,I md
tl We h discovered an an"te 10 ia effects one of
,h' " "' aNcrth9 DEATH II them tint NJ.
u discovered mine OF treasure enough and MS and
mat w"werc prepared I" SHIRE thcnl one womb,
our ai 10 nrtu' Hu rs health is valuable than rs
how much more gr; titd should they learn that n ,
laaea has been compounded Of purely matter AMI
ai IT'S curative powers are little less than light and
"rhhe Ntc We give You ns,anccsP call on Tho nrn
prtor OF BAkEkS III lEits and examine the nyra. of
corlcas from all SECTIONS ri the South of rcrsons wb
*h cured o Dysestd by lis NIL heating properties mnn
ic you VIII see The vouchers of old and Young ,no |
h' cNtoihg lhis biTIERs 10 the skies and PEI
decc or us curative powers. Blu, It's virtues ar, moi na
10 Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches Yield rrali, tn It's s,,.
l"rfd llFcrs become quickcncd made acyr Ia, H.
encc s"r soiacls made healthy by lis neal
reefs indigestion disappears when enters I'm, orrons
Darrhoa cannot resist lis tonic bowers AMI t1ir " NY,
when mel 10y these RirrFRs, Is promptly ,lsarmct unI h
nsS vs. 'houstuds OF persons certified W n us. r. H.
~ ana ~ WHEN that scourgn devastating IN. conn,r, "
Ahfh Isl kkS viii not remedy the ills of bum,,,i
III as are caused by the stomach buw,, rr,
nl! !iei 10 lis siren sihcnng effects and are speedily v
rom 'ue '!Stel All Who need Iunic should iry IN ani ~
come lht IT own Judges Of its virtues - ~ 'ip NC
n ns MI me Druggists in Lynchburg and by all The
PnG b,uSgs's IN The city Of Richmond anil els, wbrra in
rgnia' mso Of Messrs Chas. stott Gu. washington cx
- A.. -, II. etho,er Co.. Baltimore Md. d. b. Miller 90
'1s,.on, NJ ana Barnes y Park, n. Y W.
frh o. d., a U! undressing t. BAKER Proprietor
- Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
Valuable Testimony In favor of the

WAsnISoIoS, ID. C., June 10.
Having made Of The OTygen0d Bittes prepared by
DR.. George b. Gicen, of Windsor, VI aud from knowledge
obtained of their efficacy in other cccriuy
mend hen 10 the public believing they will fully sustain
recommendation OF the proprietor. We hope that yalua.
Bile remedy may he accessible to AL the afflicted.
SnH1nl $ ridELfs' T. s. Senator's from rs,uont
JAMES +. SIMMONS, /. s Senator fro,a Rhode Llg.d
~ MoREiEAD L. r. senator, and Formerly Goce1nor
Of kentacly.
!" H. ARNOLD, formerly G0rerRor qf Rho,ie kilnd
WM. WOODBRIDGE, tate Goreraor J -XicdittIa.
It's success in severe of DYSPEPSIA ASTHMA AND
GENERAL DEBILITY OF TIE SYSTEM, places il among
Ill" most wonderful discoveries medical SCIENCE aud has
given reputation far beyond any remedy known Tor these
complaints, mt, their yaruns foIuns
Prepared by :. ". FOWL " co.. Boston and for sale by
Wllinm A. Srot'icr " co. and John H. Scay ISnclbur.;
{. Pugh Campbell G. H. and all Druggists and dealers IN
medicine hruu., hout the country. may I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
Oxygenated Bitters.

a. 4 query. Why will you suffer? d, spepsia is
VIE brief bat comprehensive term for the dis
cases which affect the stomach liver and In the whole
human s,slem Until Dr. Green discovered the Oxygenaed
Bttrrs medical science fault and had exhausted itself
IN Ruthless efforts This acase. The Dykpotc
suffer longer with disease that is always painful and
Iucntly fa nj aliiiciion.
This unique and peculiar compound will certainly
the disease the disease exists Had not this power
M Inc piXo in its Gavn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
i, X.

T ss WE clip Tho following the Providence Gene.
pS-G ri A're'tSer, sept. II, 1>57--
Al his s'nson o the year. when cholera, cholera morns
d!Ncn"ry and other kindred complaints sure L. prevail
ever "y should be b'ral! supplied with Perry Daviss Veg
cinhc ram kitr Persons leaving home whether he
days excursion or trip 10 Europe should be condition 10
place t''f hands On II al moment warning. MANY diseases
incI,tn H. the summer months, which will ioyr fatal moi
Inmc'i y checked be prnmnt, cured iy one or two
doses 81 = 4 ram KILLER. On more than
been r' led Of Intense suffering by Tie GDcy .e ii the
ah"v" nam preparation.
sold u! l. bnggl>is, aroc Az, IL, e. ,;> 'ais III
out the Tn e, STATES aHi tata,lis. ms, In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

~ MIR .ooDS-To-Wit: Nd,ts0ok S-.ss ,Jyronst al
oh.r MusIins; Canircs Irish Linens Dranrrv So c.
np so ifs ISo 7 pI.p,,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBTRG MARKETS,
A. 3. FUCKER,
PROD u q T. B no X Il II,
rs MAIN STREET.

rrhe.e quotations.. win be understood. represent whole
sale prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

Hair Dye Hair Dyo!!-Hair Dyel!
ra--a WN. i. BACHELORS HAIR ~ E,-f III on.
kbs-S> tINA ASH III AIS 1nE WoEIp.A others Mere
m'a,"n-, and saould 81 u,otr il You e,,a r,!i
riIr
tEtN, I'm or Rom liAin Dyed instantly beautiful and
Natural brown "t l'Hck, "h"ut injury In the Haze IN
fQtesa f'""ts dF ITF'o"dS haNr been awarded 10 M
" attit Tor SINCE II. aud uNrT Nsri
m ic i' the llair 1T tue Ii'r'ns OF his i>yc
Wa. ~ HAIcuLi"Gs lNE Dhi., rnuccs color Hut Ia be
Distinguish from and rot iniur in
The least, however long he continued i'll tfcls
OF Bad l'ies cmeicl the Hair n,gpralrd lr Lii, bs mi,
splendid bye.
ri in all ci- and inHnS of the United states b, Drug.
gis'> AMI zane, Goods Dealers
.E ia" t'tnninc has IN" name and address upon steel
plAie engraving on ioir s,ics Of each Fox, of
WILLIAM \. BArCnEIDR.
NH !s1ikeiy-ls u.r.aeo] 10 Bend street. New York
D. .y~ the uGdcr .fe viii prepare DErn, CoNn>,rs
tS-L WILLS, 49,, u.en short notice.
sr,E mis- Nm. u. BRANCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03

~ h'il'"AA'S PiLlS.-Are ynu feeble in body
GS nrah!r'l --aia..n. lU, laiI-t and dcs,,an,ng
y! "Hhe to explain the BE that exists in
i' -tlrarh aud Ia" sccretl,c aud this
lHln@ ana my iSIrne remedy will rcsnrc Your sroagth
""iN! ana eh"rTilnrs-. and recruit all your energies
at tn" manri!c,r!, W. Nj Maiden la, New York and Il,
M IrnEal>l.. Ell nc. 81. md q boy. [mnN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-03
Notice to Contractors

GEAED proposals will be received by the undersigned until
- the 18th day OF May for the erection additional
at the Virginia Military Institute. The 10 be done m
embrace 100000 BRICKS aud will spond in s lie
and finish with the present Cadet Barracks.
Proposals will specify tho per for the brick
work. and specific prices for The wood work In detail
FRANCIS H. SMITH, Sutt T. MI
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