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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27
LUMBER! LUMBER!!

HNTIE subscribers have for sale rr
Qn lots to suit purchasers, risI-.ll.ssAs,
a large stock of L.tsss ,sst.l
PINE BOAR DS-Panel STUFF ~ :.
Plank, &c. Also 5000 PM RAILS.
26 inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash at our Mills
on South Branch Of the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road at the end of our Road.
"a A Diploma for a superior sample of
Planks, and Premium for Rails and Shinr-
les,were awarded us at the las, Union Co.Ag.
Fair. JOHN M'CALL & BROS.
ly713 Forest Hill p o, Union Co, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27

GRIT FIRFt-fNCTIIEE IHIruIIltl
EN'ENuIs. Tenn, March H., l~j9.
Messrs. EVANS a WATSON. FEiiaIslrlfa.
t'i'r'nlt Il 81 rl- great pleasure 10 n YOU
that ihe SalamauduT -atr which purchased If in
February i>s- proved % be whIt YOU leuied it
SUR protection from tr. Ny -torrhousr. together
with se'eTa others Was burned To thr ground in March
last The Sair tell tEfoUEh into the cellar, and
posed to intense beat tor -N or eight hours and when
1t was taken IRON Tie aud op,ued all Its contents
were "tno 10 be IA perfect state the books and the
papers not being injured any whatever. can cheerful
~ recommend your saf- ~ the community. believing,
as Do, that they near trcproof as il il possible
Tor any safe 10 be- made. THOMAS J. POW Eth.
Hs- a large assortment Of tn. above SAFES always
st, Phi alcll ltia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27

ANOTHER TPHHFUi
PuHuILrTIR. sept. %. $50.
To the President Of the F-uusv tyauta Arrru tural
Society THE sub,cri1ers, your committee Co examine
the contents ofa Salamgnter sale. Of EVans Nason,
after being eNF0- tp strong fire the Fair Grounds
for eight hours, respectfully r'pr"sent-
That after cord, # OAK wood and three q pine
had been consumed around the safe 1t opened in
the presence II the ttse and the contents taken
out, little warmed, but mot even sooTrhcd.
Several silver Medals heretofore received by the
ufacturrrs. and large quantity Of documents in
the SAFE. ami came out entirely UuiuJur'd
The experiment satisfied of the capacity Of SAFES
of this Kind 10 protect contents TCm any IRE to which
they may be exposed.
The Committee awarded a Diploma ard Silver Medal.
GEn. ". WOODWARD,
J0HN GIslY-
J.P EUTHIAruED,
AIFIED :. GILLET.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27

How many with SORROW have flled
Thcs" three little words are-"Ilore you"-
You see. t~ the very tale
ahat you heard last ui-ht by the woolbnes
Beneath the bright moons si!yery veil.
Don't saw Il know nothing about it,
You know very we'll 1t l. tue;
But Katy. my drag did gan tell him
TIE story that hs told y1uf
0-0-~--N---~D~---~-~-~-
A PERSONAL MATTER-Mr Lovejoy
diued at Gov Stewards, on Friday, witt
M'Rae, Of Mississippi, and other fire
eaters, who were socable enough. Before
leaving the table, the host inquired why
the Southerners had sat SO still while
Lovejoy was pitching into Slavery and
them, but kicked up dust when he took
a religious view Of the question? ? "Why,
said Gov. M'Rae, "wc were dumb with as.
tonishment when our institutions were al
tackled, and didn't recover until Lovejoy
changed his topic" "No, :" exclaimed
Loycjoy, "you sat still enough until be,
gan to talk about the Devil, but considered
that personal question: All laughed.
Indeed, although the newspaper accounts
are alarming, our Congressman have not
yet reached Concord pitch.
sT"J ulius, is you better dis morning?"
"No, | was better yesterday, but Use
got ober dat"
Gam der no hopes Of your discObery ?"
"Discobery of what p
"Your discobery from the convalescense
what am fotchng you on your back"
"Dat depends, sab, altogeddah on the
prognostifcation which impliies the dis
ease; should dey continue fatually, de
doctor thinks Pse goner Should dey
not continue fatually, he hopes dis collud
Individual won't die dis time. But, as
said afore, dat all depends on de prognos
tics, and till desc come to head dere am
no tellin whcdder dis pusson will cum to
q Discrimination or odderwise"
AN IRISH STAMPEDE.-Irish- -Ameri-
cans of Menasha, Wis, have published
their reasons for quitting the Democrats
and going over to the Republicans. They
say they have found the Democratic pro-
fessions of regard for the working men to
be false, that the Democrats have failed to
support the homestead bill, and are now
making an effort to degrade labor, Demo
cratic Senators declaring that Labor is the
legitimate sphere of Slaves that "labor
should be owned and not hired" thus stri.
king a blow at the very liberties Of nine
tcen,hs of the Democratic voters Of the
North.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27

DR. w. II. BacKuoUsy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

IDsArH OF G. P. r. JANIS. Esa.-Thousands of
our Virginia, readers. to whom Mr.. james bad be-
come endeared, during his residence here as Brit.
ish Consul for Virginia, will read with sorrowiul
hearts, the sad announcement, which the Europa,
brings us. OF his death. Mr. James was born in
London about the beginning Of tie present centu-
ry.-Hc very early mbbed literary TASTE and
from time to time contributed 70 the Journals and
reviews. At the age Of fifteen. he went to France
where he spent many years Of his lifc. TWAS up
on this advices VI the late w Irving. that he FIRST
attempted anything important il, authorship. The
result Of lFviag's encouragement was the novel of
Ricbilieu. Since that time he has written lar
ger number Of novels than any writer Of his
days. some If which w,uld have done credit TO Sir
Walter Scott. About 1850. be removed with his
family 10 the United States, and was afterwards
appointed II. B. M. Consul for Virginia His ge-
NAL character and. and cordial. unprstending
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

Theee DC ~so's-
/ sale prices generally. -
APrLEs.-Grecn--n offering. 49,
BacoS-Demand eood-l notice sales at 10S1ilH lar
prime.
P.ssm Dso. ~ ee Sg - III. .-sa-s.
BurTEs well suppledFresh 10 ito 90 sale for
Ffrkin.
ce.ssuppy la'sesaes s. to IS yellow; So to s7s for
Coax MrAl-iseuty and dali 81 ss0s,k cents,
CgssST.-JAmes River u OD4fO
DsEp fsuu-So sale
I quote supernnr tk2o; Extra es.oo; Family s67a.
fLAxsKxD.-tl,i2eDi.io cents
FEATngsA-4+0t+5 centa
FsRriLnERs-suppy ample No Peruvian Guano 20, DO
lero Guano ss Mexican 0uano $500; American Guam
st0oo Rhodes snp Phosphate Of Lime t5ooo Runs Phosl"
Peruvian Guano f2t0 Ruhns Bone Ash GuaDo $3.50 kuf
Ans Tobacco Manure t4T5 Rufns Ground Bone Ash e3I
Duguds bone Dust. $4,000 Rufn's Tobacco Manure, s4'o
Grounh Plaster In bulk $500; In bags or barrels siloo
Ga aas SKEDsSu sae
GiSsESo.-G0Gt65 cenia
HAf.-Baed si.l39bsi 80; p wagon load tioo0tiia
lRoS.-Mouf tai3 A9bl1f1 y ton.
LsRp.-supPy good ai u h6ela cents
rhonnasiown u 20 Mountain u.
o.r.-sheaf .lisasiso 100 rs; White 80 eta; Black 3,
cents n hush VI 80 Ms
PEAs-No BIaekcyed offering: Cow Pea q. 856asI.a0
PorAIoEs- White Mercer, sIGb&l.
ToHAcCoReceipts continue large with Improvement IN
the prices for Bright Working and Extra Fine Wrappers4d
which, found In the present cropa portion
~ the crop n dark interior order which commands but
low price. quo,e dark Luss ut t2u0J300; bright
ground ss ALONG 00 dark Leaf Shipping and Stem
ming s6VNof 80; working Leaf ssDQes2Oo; bright Wrap
pcrs 4i500Qt $4,000
WHEAI-kecelpls continue lighi-sacs being made In
small way II 30Gt 81 ~ for prime Red and White.
Wool -Un~ashcd 20 To ~ eta; Washed 81 tos3cs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29
Ratification Meeting in Knoxville The
Ball Rolling.

IL L,
On SATURDAY last Va. '"e n"'N,' ny ~
On the adjeuroment of Court for d'noef' arg
and enthusiastic audience crowded the Court
~ - -. .;,r,., II ,ls Rel and upop mo.
- !, RI, e I.g...,, wa. called N
uoh' ILL., Aosr"""h' "
the Chair. snd-James A. booghtS' "' h"''rs'n'
was chosen to aet as Secretary. Col. Thcrnburg
..,,,;.sa ,hs o,;ect of Tia meeting. which vas
Aps. -. m,a. ., R,l,;mo,s nv
20 fa'''y TUG n"'"'"N''"' "''"' y"
The Conseitnsional MO" Parry. heepfr'Veu tue
object Of the meeting. endorsed Boil aud Everett,
a. ,a,r;p,. and S,a,e.s and announeed tho
>, nr h,.;-
fea'' es' u .ae "'''"N ''
ness that might To presented i'r 'e consumers
ito
e, ,,o,;o, = - q uume, ESQ. the
......,..... ,;,,oa ~
WA >g'' "iP'
prcpate nusltra 80 ne t@t'"h ~ t"ee"'g'
VIM. e.. blpWhlow. Juo. Netherland 5. K.
R4dge,e, Sohu baxter James Henry. John Elem.
log. Frank McCune Jas ". numes, Jas. Lat
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Additional Foreign News.

HALIFAX. June 27.-The files ~ thc Europa an
nouace that the Great Eastern sailed from S,nh.
amp'on for New York the evening of ia, Ii h.
Admiral Munday writes 70 the Ens iish Adm-
,ralsy, rs,der date Of Palermo, june 81, that the
scene rrsse3ted in that tity "as of the most hor-
ribie description. A whole district, 4,0oa yards
long bsh'0o yards Nr5a4, u ashes whole iami-
lice " SC burpe. 0.tst the atrocities ot the
Iyal tipgps il ~ ~~ '..r II the city fright
fu. eiany cauTrA'- ~, .suia.ea edifccs were
crushed By, tho rDeils. eleven hundred Of which
were thrown into the city from the citadel, and
two hundred from the .Neapsitan ships in the har
Dor, besidss.Gsape, canister ard round shot
The monttly retutus OF the Bank oil Fran "a
show an increase in cash Of nineteen million. Of
francs. ,
Prince Jerome has haas ..i4pss, .caus.ng grea,
-uneasinfss.
The Paris. bourse was flat at 6Si 800 for
Rentes. f.
q'heSsrdinian Ministry had introduced n pro;ec,
Tor new Joan Of i55oo. ea a6d G9oo99 francs.
3 The Austrian Cabinet has resolved to pe-estaL-
-hsh the ministry Of Commerce and public works.
The new Russian loan of eight million sterling,
q Al per cent, expected to be introduced 10 the
LONDON Exchange by the Mesxps. Barring.
AT L'pdon there vas IN improved demand for
United States storis u S.5's are quoted .. IS !:
~. 5. g. dull at 9Saas9a; Maryland Sc, bonds.
o5la964. Bell d Co. report generally The ma,Aot
j 9or American. securities unchanged but the de-
mand improving Pennsyivania IS arr qnoted
Iowsr. with saie.at Sc; Penn'a SIS. bonds 1877,
eoaT Illinois Central railroad, 4ia4e discount.
ssgs THE sSa0e Of Lindenpaid" Ex.Presi1ent Van
Bufsn 10 spending a lew days at Wilaw Brook
Csyuagacsunty, n. Y. the beautiful country
{ sess ~ ExaGosernor Cuos T. Th-oep. The health
OF the ssnsrabls sage Q. Riudenwad i. said to he
sxcellent He 10 accompanied by HE brothes, Ma
Jes I. v. Barren.
n Coat FOR JArAN.-Applicatien the Potts
ssns 4Penasyisa.ia) Jousnal says. has been made
ssas texlch,, 10 furnish several tbousand tons o
epeaee!q seel 10 geto- japan to supsly steam
4 T.. ~ dsssns stations. The coal IN Japan doe,
4 - sss4 ioAnsuear as well for steamers O. va,
Q siaipaa6d - -
q ~ he sssrssssy Of she Treasury b.. .x.,d ID
sssx M esnfract for the Galveston Texas, oustoe1
Z . 6laisdsll 4 Emenen, Of Boston, for So4,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

PLAYING THEIR LAST CARp.--When the lorna.
do struck Camache Iowa. four men we're engaged
in playing caras in one of the buildings totally
des'roved All four were killed with tho cards iu
their hands
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

retiring fhcm the business Of Mckinney Co.. having sold
my entire interest to Sam II. Mckinney and Jno Food
would return sincere thanks my friends and the nuc
ior their liberal patronage during my connection viii hc
jei-fm = JNO 4 RAss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29
VALUABLE
Farm for Sale In Bedford County, Virginia.


Farm for Sale In Bedford County, Virginia.
ozS As COMMISSIONER appointed under decree Of the
I'm Circuit Court o Bedford county pronounced at the last
-- April rerm the suit of "kaicr and al Mecalfc,
/ shsi TIT RsDAY, AND OF AUGUST AEA 1, al IL o.
proceed Ia sell ut PTBLIO AUt1I0S,i the TRACT
OF La Nd In the bfl nn1 proceedings mentioned, be-
longing the Of the late es. Frederick kaber
tanning by recent survey, 3S ACRES, and adjoining the
lands of Capt Carlton kadfo, Munf0Fd kadford and
oilierr.
EscgIrrfoSAbout wo.tlrls Of above tract has been
cleared the baire remains original growth and has
hn- timber The whoi. He's we'll and every par he
cynied and the soil il we'll ada ted either TO the tn
the Ivy Creek. The hands this stream noted
irrlily Il good Oycdr ~ Select aud Choice
Fruit l. in of the desirable neglboroods In VIZ
gna within hall mile Of St. Stephens Church. where there
gnnr preaching the Sabbath in Two miles of the Forest
De,t. the Va. nnd Tenn. Gaoad Is we'll ~a:ered AMI
the house falling spring Of Pure Cold Water II
IN FIJI view Of the famed Peaks Of Otter aud
healthy cntion be found The improvements consist
Of an 0VEKsEEE's HOUSE, SERVANTS CABINS, BARNS,
&c. &c.
Persons DESTROYS examin ny lands will call Mr.. Ro
bert A. Wright, who t The premises, on Jhm Met
Gale either 81 whom will take pleasure Ia giving all nc-
crssIry information
TrRNsA credit G. II and Is months will be given, the
giving bonds with approved security bearing inter
est day sale aud the tile retained until full payment OF
tne rure money
Pspt sion seeding purposes given requested
md tai possession given at er,d ofthe year.
10 rec.i C propositions. : . -
Address, j. n. GORDON. Com
Office over Citizens Savings Bank, Lyaehburg, Va.
IL IS 2wtds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

Tie Raleigh IN. CO. Press hcists the names of
breckenridge and Lane. The Standard, the De-
mocra,ic organ of North Carolina, is silent on
the subject: The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser
hoists Breckenridge and Lane.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

CouRr MARTIAL AT OLp PoiNr.-A court.
Martial has been ordered to meet at Fortress
Monroe to day. Maj Anderson Of the first artil.
lery. is To be president. and Lieut.. Talmadge, Of
tho fourth Artillery. is to be Judge advocate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29
SALES By AUCTIONS
RUTUxE DAYs.

Trustees Sale of House and Lot.
pURsUANT 10 the lrovons Or de~ trusi sxeeae "a
4e undersigned Tcss % Ne washlnatoa suiessg As
sociaon by WIN H. Punket frf. &c u NaFy e Rlnnkeit
nd ,e aId MARY o Punkest % the 9Th y 81 Sessn her
1sss we will seli Public Ass the pfemises on SAT-
URIfAY the 18th DAY July mt Se1oek, r. H. me
HOUSE nd Lot In deed mentioned, being the same
whchatd Punket residfs near the Presbyterian orase
Ynrt
Terms made known the day ot sale
ALFRED ". MOODROoF,
X H. GLASS, I Trustees
10 90 tisiy JOHN J.. sAITN,s-s.s-saazl- -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

The SUCCESSION TO JUDGE DANIEL-The Wash
ingt'n Star says nomination of Justice of the
Supreme Court in place Of Justice Daniel decd
is 10 DO made at present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29
NEW CONCERN


HAyTEG purchased the entire interest of John Ra.s In
the business of Mckinney Co, we shall Continue The
GESERAL GROCERY AND COANLSSION RISJyESS
at the Old stand No ~ Main Street Lynchburg Va under
ihc style and firm Of MCKINNEY & co. wherr we hope y
ompa aeotn 10 business, 10 receive liberal palrn ara
from friends and the public f-""
We shall keep constantly hand large stock of EVERY
pEohP1ioE oF Ssops usually found In large Grocery House
which viii sell CASH or In exchane, for Connry
Produce. - ~'~'"'
Liberal advances male all consignments of producs FIR
saie' when In hAna. SAINT. II. MCKINNEY,
JNO II. FLOOD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29
COMMERCIAL.
LYHCHBURC MAR kETS,
REPosTKD
A. B. FUCKER, ~
PROD UCE BHO X E r,
1873 MAIN sTgEEf -
COMMERCIAL.

eThess qses.ons viii be uadefsseod rvprssess Whole
sale prices generally -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

NArf"NAL DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Posi- rrIcE AFFAIRS -Wa.hington, June 81
The National Executive Committee of the Breck.
iuri'ge and Lane ticket Rre ms follows: Isnnc j.
Stevens, If Oregon; George W. Hughes. Of Mary
lnni John w. Stevenson. of Kentucky; William
Finn, James g. Berret Walter Lenn"x. George
". Riggs of Washington, d. c., jefferson Davis.
OF Mississippi; Thomas b. Florence. OF Penn
syl,nnia: j. r. Thomson. of New Jersey; Angus
tn. Scheil, Of New York; A. b. Meek of Ala
hama: j. d. Bright of Indiana. and Robert John
son. Of Arkansas. Mr.. W. Cluskey has been ap-
pointed Secretary.
The Postmaster General has determined not to
enter into any contract for carrying the Califor-
ma mails via the isthmus. which shall stipulate
tor any payment for such service other than by
poStnges, ~ tho law provides All letters will go
by the overland routes. the principal one being
that OF ButteIf field whose contract is Cor carrying
letters alone. As newspapers and congressional
ranked documents cannot 20 by thasroute, they
can only reach the Pacific coast by being sent as
freight.
The pay Of that class If postofhco employees
whose services is the most laborious and hazard
GUS of any.hss been reduced to the mean sum of
from six hundred dollars to eight hundred dolLl.s
per year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

Not dangerous ID the Human Family"
"lials come out Of their holes TO die"
V T. II NJ y
:. (tos1AR's"
"COSTAR'S"
"CosTAR's" BED-BUG EXTERMINAToE.
'1OSTAk'S.
"COSTARS' ELECTRIC POWDER, for Insects &C.
DESTROYS
Ras-Roaches- Moies-Ground Mice-Bed Ruqs-A ns
Mohs- Observation-Disclosures Plants Fowls Ami.
mails, &c, &c.-in short, every form and species Of
VERMIN.
10 Years established In New York yused by the City
ofcehe City Prisons and Station CITY Sleamers
ships &c-the City Hotels Astor "s Nicholas &c-und
by more than 2e,Oo0 private fnmiIe..
~ Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell them.
~ Wholesale Agents In all the large Cities and owns
~ -! Bcware!. Of spurious limitations.
e. LOO sample Boxes sent by Mail.
~ Address ordersOr for "Circular 10 Deacrs' 10
HENRY 4. C0STAl, Principal repot
5l2 Broadway Opposite Il. Nicholas Tot. n. Y,
Sold by }. Ii. THOMPSON, Wholesale an. f,.tail
le 22-indSw LyneHburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

ANrscRpEsrs OF The SonISEss.
We have room only ..fora trief sketch Of the
tickets pr.seatsa BY sbs two conventions which
closed .hsir delibsratisas in Baliners On Saturday
evsnings q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

mannsr., msde him hosts Of frisnds here. From
Virginia he wac transferred % the Consul Gener
alship at Venice, where he was residing as th'
time oil his death. -D,spdtch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

-, ~ French Tarragon Vinegar.
Nv Ese last N receipt Of lot OF FRENCH VINEGAR d.
w heet from france, DECIDEDLY SUPERIOR for Table use
% sa,se moe want 70 call at once, have only two
Ssss'" LEE. RocKE 4 TAYLOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

knife out Of his pocket, and tried to cut the rope
which held him. Before he could do this lie ielt
himself rising to the surface again, and rs he
ceulcd he experienced the same spiral motion, or
turning round. hut in reverse order from when he
wen, down This seemed to unwind the rope
which held him by the leg and he arose to the
surface with his read and shoulders above water,
but still held t. the wreck by the rope
When the vessel went down, part If the cabin
on deck burst off by the force OF the wind rushing
out Il The vessel. and noated near the place where
sh" went DOWN. Upon this were three four,
who hnp ened to lie pear enough to Mr.. Seaweil
when he came 10 the surface TO be able to assist
him. The men kept his head above the water
hg selling him under the arms They tried To
release him by one diving down with knife in
his band, 3, cut the rome, while the others would
hold him by the leg. As the sea breaking
over them NIL very rnughiy this attempt tried
several times, but without success. when. with II
desperate etf,rt, Mr.. Scawell raised the leg which
wus free and placed his knee upon the piece of
the ca'in.
The rope by which he was held stretched t. its
utmost length. and awaiting favorable moment
during the pitching Of the raft from the heavy
zen. ono III them dexterou-ly cut the rope with a
knife which freed the unfortunate man from his
dangerous position.
THIS narrow escape from drowning bears q
striking resemblance to the remarkable escape
re Captain Luce, Of the steamer Arctic WHO
was taken down with his vessel in the same man
uer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29
\ Gard

A Gard.
Ny~ l take this method OF returning nv most sineeve
pE$S thanks to Messrs Jno. Lacy and Geo LYMAN fos
their very valuable assistance "uveae on last
W, u an saa9 evening. WIN. H. EVANS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29
ELECTORS.

,sr prur,,vH--I u. CHANDLER, OF Easfosk CITY !,
Travis Il. EPfs, of Nais~sy.
- THOMAS if2CcE, Of HAiisr.
- :. fi,HN n rIIoKNrpS, OF rrnce kdwar
i - - JANEs y. JOHSsoN, Of Bedfod.
-. r.. " q sCsDTT, q Jpshatau.
W. 81. IENiiEL :. RpwDEN, William bare
~ :. J,eEPH CHRISTIAN. Of Niddlesex.
g. ~ n M sHACkEIfUgD, % Faulaier.
ANDREw h. kkSskDY of Jenersoa
~. All H. srUAkI, u Augusta
te. W X STAPLES,ol Aosls-ners.
5s-- WALTkR PENSION, OF Washington.
-. III. JACKSON. Jr- u Wood
A R.CALDwELL. OF obia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

INkESCH WORK COLLARS, large supply Of NIL pat erns
just received and for sale about ha prize for cash by
JNo. j. PUkVlS, Ag'T
81 shall receive day this week, large supply
simmer Goods, To witt Lawns and Lawn Robes Caiicos
Man les busters areges and Barge Robes wihaI The small
ares, owil: Pearl uions, Needles Spool Cotton, Re Be-
with extensive supply of Ladies' Skirts white and
ored. ranging In price from 40c 10 ~.
je 2S-ts JNo. j. PTRyIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

Cigars.
/ HAVE for sale ENr Fine Cigar for 3 cents Smoker
who Coon GIG reasonable price should tr
them. 49, =
"iienry Clay" is the brand-For sale by
je 2s-ts il H.. TIlDMPSON Dr,orst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-29

Old Medicinal Wines.
nID South Side Madeira,
Duf Gordon Sherry,
Pure Port Wlne that have had in for years-Fo-
sale BY Ue2o-sl j. H. THOMPSON, Druggist.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-29

BLACK DAYs.-Have you ever known
days that were black Have you ever
known days in which everything went
wrong as though some invisible hand turn
ed your whole life topsy -turvy? Did ever
sharp instrument you handled pierce or cut
you of its own accord Did some undis-
.coverable individual throw your neatly ar
ranged work into confusion, and abstract
the book in which you were deeply interest
ed ? Did the current of your thoughts,
which usually flowed with pleasant freedom,
suddenly become stagnant? Did the per-
sons you least wish to see force themselves
into your presence, and those you loved best
remain absent? Did you labor with more
wonted zeal, yet accomplish nothing Such
unbalanced days. when life seems all game
of cross purposes, will come to most to US
and how is their unholy spell to be broken?
Very often the presence of some being gift
ed with strong, pure heart,genial tempert-
ment, and sympathetic nature, will chase
all the shadows, restore serenity to the ruff
fed temper, and evoke order out of confu-
sion, even as the voice, the look of one sin
gle angel can put to flight q legion of evil
spirits.