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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16

A "SElI"-We make the suhjoned extract
from letter received yesterday hy a memhrf ei
the " Home Guard" in this city, from friend IN
Charlottesville Il member Of the Monticello
Guard" The letter will explain ITSELF
- do not know that you are aware q
the fact, that our Company was sold on Thursday
night last at your expense 1. C., the Home Guard
\ letter was received here on Tuesday morning,
by one of merchants, and the writer stated N
il, that the Homo Guard Of Lynchburg intended
paying us visit ON Thursday night. Tho letter
was shown to one Of cur Licutcnants. lie in
formed Captain Mallory. and the consequence
was n meeting called for Wednesday night,
to make all the necessary arrangements. Vlnr-
tiers procured for ninety men, the necessary
nppurtenanccs bought to make the inner man
comfortable, and arrangements were made SO that
our Company would he formed by the time Yea
arrived at the Depot. So IA to give you n true
statement of the case. for | have no doubt hut
that you will have various accounts vi the sell
enc member (the Orderly SerGcant) was to be STA
toned at the bridge above the town. His duty
was to see if the Horne Guard was on board; II
so his muskrt to have been fired and lie al
50 was to yell out the words. 'Scargeant ol tie
Guard y And then there four other mem
lcrs of the Company stationed at prescribed dis.
tances towards the town; and at the firing OF the
fifth gun, the drum to beat to arms, every
member being prepared for the occasion, with his
musket and accoutrenIcnts at convenient place,
By the thoughtlessncss of one of our members,
the matter leaked out on Thursday, and some wag
concluded that we should he sold, let the consc-
qucnces he what they would. lie procured n
1nusket or rifle and stationed himself at n requlr-
cd distance in the rear Of the Orderly. At few
minutes to eleven o'clock. the sounding CT The
voice of the Iron Horse WAS herd all WAS ankle
ty. and groups of men were standing at different
points waiting the result the cars ctiAe; Order
" ascertaincd that there was no Home Guard
aboard, and he started towards the second sent-
mel, when, scarcely advancing half dozen steps
hang. went the ways musket or rifle, and the
word Sergeant Of the Guard, was given bang.
went the musket of the second sentinel and ditto
the third. and so on until the fifth. The drummer
being at his post and On hearing the hiih, bella
bored the sheep-skin in n most ylllalnous manner
and by the time the cars had reached the Depot
the Company marching down to meet them
We had gone about one square when the Orderly
overlook us, nearly out OF breath. to tell us that
wo were 'sold'' nv half price. notwithstanding
the rain was coming down asi. should come when 1t
undertakes to do nythnG of the kind. have come
to the conclusion that the Companies are square
now; and as we arc all prepared for your recep'
t"n, please let us know in due time, and the way
we will enjoy ourselves from the start. Will he a
caution to all Companies that even think Of pay
Ing surprise visits"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16
Postal Atflil.s

WA-uiSoroN. May ID i'ae 9o-,a, Committee
Of the lious"or Representatives have unAnimau>-
~ agreed to report a iii authorizing, contract
with Carlos Bnttcrftll Ia cary weekly mail be.
tween New Orleans or Mobile and the several i'm.
pnftant Mexican Guit ports, III cohuectnn with
his contract with tho government
Tie passage OF this hll is great dcele.atl.m
with the whole country.
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

TuE WEED COMING iN.-We counted forty coun-
t-y wagons yesterday evening in front Of Friends
Warehouse. loaded down with Tobacco, waiting
TO be relieved OF their burthens. All hands about
the Warehouse were as busy as bees. attending to
their agricultural visitors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16

Real ESTATE Ls-Yrsteriay, Bryan AkerS.
Auetieneer. sold iur j. X Gor1"n cnlntns<uuer
the house and lot On damon. HI. beicnEng 10
tho estate ST the late Chcsl,y IL. Hardy, Ia 81.
sos 50. the purchaser also II make "a monthly
pnymcnt Of 81 As to the Franklin building Fund
Association until said institution winds up-John
Il Winfree, ESQ.,, purchaser.
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Later from California
ARRIVAL OF TIE PONY EXPIRES:

ST. JosErus, Missouri, May lj.--'rue pouv Tx
press arrived ,o,day, with sau Francisco dates to
Tn" mn instant
The Governo, of California has vetoed several
favori'e Objects Of legislation The people will
sustain the Executive in his course
Ii was rumorcd that the Rohchds will send an
agent to examine tina Washoo Mines
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MINERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of the late Rev. Tnos. JONES will
take place at the 4th Street Methodist Church,
this morning at o'clock. The services will he
conducted by Bishop Early The friends Of the
fanily are invited to attend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16
Furniture! Furniture!!

E7Y GRATEFUL Tor past fiyors, the subscriber w"u1
his thanks his friends and the public grIer,
y- ally and inform them that he has now on hand IAN,
N&s is constantly adding Ihcrcio) large assortment "'
ELEGANT FURNITURE. q
MANuFAcrUEED BY sKlLLFuL woEKMEN, ~
out of the very material and finished in the most
desirable His stock embraces every article usi
hly gotten up in the most extensive manufactures.
lie SELECTS a call those visiting 10 purchase, eelhr ne
ued that he and will give satistacsn in regard " bo1
price an. quality work
eS- Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand
EDWARD j. FOLEFS.
house Ian 4dSctsif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16

GHEAT prr.IrATIoS.-Ne copy from an Admin
is,raion evening paper Of Monday ihr annexed
paragraph disclosing II large defaleat'od in pub
lie officer:
\ VERY HEAVY knroRrEp nfrNr.rIpS.--We
learn thai the upshrt of The ieee-sf .;ating con-
cernin. the state a. the ace u.1s 81 the New York
city post office, 81 long in ruarrss is that the
Department charges Postmaster Fowler with an
aggregated deficiency of somewhere between
&l55 600 and SlGO,000 And, further, that the
Government will at once pull all its available
roweri in such cases ut work to all asmucn
~ possible Of the alleged deficiency from the post
l..aster and his suret!es.
We hrnr that Mr. George Law and Mr. Elijah
Purly are both on his bond for the amount oI
so 900. and know not where it will be possible
for the Government to secure another dollar OF
tia delalcation, which. we understand, is to-day
admitted to the extent If the Department. claim.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16
Oxygenated Bitters.

~ ~ emery. Why will YOU suffer- Dyspepsia |. It
S}lE brief hat comprehensive term for the IL
which affect the stomach, liver nnd ia Tie. who'll,
Euman stem IuiH Dr. Green discovered hp uN .cuacd
Bt medical science 1T fi,t and had exhausted iiaj
in HitIp. efforts TIA, disease. The ~ sIeltc nod
suffer longer with disease taat is always painful and
gucnii, Ia al ailrnn.
This unique and peculiar compound viii certainty
the disease exists Had his pow e. sp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16


Ds Cox's LECTURE Sabbath afternoon, was
devoted to consideration .! the Gn1y IF de In
man Race, implied in the escape Of but one FAM
" from the ark.
After adverting to the different views which had
been advanced upon the sal .c., and showing ;l.at
the Bible clearly taught the descent Of all man
kind from single pair. he proceeded to discuss
the question purely upon historical and scientific
grounds The first argument presented was that
based up1n analogy, or upon the universal! chan
ges which had occurred among animals and plants
of the same species. The varieties existing am"ns
tho vesetab cs and fruits in daily first ~
tccd, and were traced to changes oi clinac and
s,il, and to the influence of cultivation Tie d.
versiies among domestic animals were then con-
slcred at some length, and it was proved, upon
the testimony Of the most eminent naturailsts,
that these were but So many departures froul the
sinal tyres: that all the varieties Of the horse,
the COW, the deg the sheep, and other d 5ne>tc
species. were the offspring of single pairs, anl
that the differences which exist are due TO climatic
aR other physical agencies. and TO domesica'ion.
The illustrations upon this branch oi the discus
sion were very fun and satisfactory. In c"nclu-
sion, it was argued that if such changes had been
produced among inferior anlsals of the same spe-
ccs through the influence of external causes it
was but reasonable to infer that inasmuch rs man
possessed the same constitutional adaptablity, and
was alike subject to the modifying action of ply
steal and social agencies he might be expected tn
exhibit similar dver.ities To Illustrate and cs-
tablish this point, will be the object Of the next
lecture.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16
Congress-,

W,sni2GroS. May l5--Nr. Dan,la4 malr "A
powerful sI.eenh against Mr.. Da,i, Territorial
resolutions;
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M A FRIED

Ga 18th May, at 81 O'clock, at the Third Street
NJ. Z. Church, by Rev. a. &. Brown, Mr. InoS.
II. JOHNSON, of LynchburS, to Miss MoLLIE d.
daughter el the hate Ellis Il. Omohundro, OF Am
hrr,t no
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16

THE REPuBLIcAN NATIONAL CoNyENrioN This
body assemblies today at Chicago, and viii
be largely attended,. dispatch from that city, To
the New York Tribune say:
Mr.. Blair senior, i lcrr, and leads tho Bates
interest. which is hopeful and earuest. They count
up over sixty Yates the first ballot, from nine
or ten States. TIE Seward leaders are very con
fdent. and profess the ntnoS, faith. but it Is in,-
possible To see how ha nomination can be carrIud
Thu Indiana delegation are vehement :ainst BIN
aud say that bis nomination will carry 10000 to
40 600 votes over to Bell. Illinois is only Iitls
les, decided against Mr., Seward New York, Nj
chigan. Wisconsin, and Minnesota are the only
States that are united ard earnest Tor him.
Iowa is disc"rdant and uncertain. New Eng
land is undeveloped. Cnnno .ctiut only being unan
imuus against Mr. Seward, The rest OF New
England will mostly be disposed to % for him but
rannet against the earnest protest Of doubtful
States. The highest calculation for Mr.. Seward,
on the first ballot is IS votes.
Mr.. Camerons friends from Pennsy lyania are
here in force and very clamcrons. They say that
Mr., Cameron is on y sure to carry Pennsy yanil,
hut they make no impression elsewhcYe yet. Ohio
will probably lead for nobody, bat Mr., Chased
would accept Judge N Lean or Mr.. Wade, fprDf-
irrtcd outside Of the State. There is net much
talk of Mr.. VI Lean, and lie will, apparently have
but few votes. perhaps none of the first ballot.
Mr. Seward will lead. Mr.. Bates will come next
and Mr. Chase will he third having some New
England votes, Mir. Cameron will come next and
then Mr.. Lincoln.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16

BALTIMORE. May lj.-Flour dull aud lower:
llpward Street 5000. Wheat dull and lower
White $l.40 10 81 60; Red 81 40 to 81 Co. Bal.
ecu active nj 20 10 cents. Lard steady ut IL !
cents. Mess Pork SIS co. Whiskcy % cents
EyENlNG.-Flour dull Howard Street st, co.
Wheat dull and lower: Red Sl32 to $40;
White $l.40 to Sl.GA. Bacon sides To 10 eeuts
Lard steady at III. Pork firm: Mess $500
Whiskey dali a, e2l cemts.
New YORK, May lj.-Stoeks dull but easier ;
Virginia G's 92} Cotton finn. Flour declined
to 10 cents; southern unchanged. Wheat low
or; White 81 IN. Curn active but lower; Mixei
Ioa14; Yellow 1ja7S cts. p5k heavy; Mess 81
j0al9 l.; pfimr - j0aI3 -. Whiskey. no
bay er., over . Sn-ar qo5rt; Muscoyado G!l
-. Eosin / 81! Rect u1..l.lnged
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

r. ~ ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACrrHT.-s fN.
lEE rtr's lSF,tLBiE BAKISa rowpEH, The best aud
cheapest preparation known for nAkng In tew moments
without yeast AMI in elegant simmer light aud hand
some Loaf lirca biscuits Halter nucAwheai aud other GRID
die Cakes Pudding ros. aud Pastry of ever, description
Il saving Of Time, labor aud eNrtusc
lffom Eer. fscHIs B'afordl
MARi HIT. llsNnl,o, Iiih N,i. is.s.
R GAhtfk Dear sitlla,ing used enns,d rah.c
extent Your ">enpes Baking Powder, un,eealinsh pro
honnec 10 he thing that has been used
tainl! for the purposes for which 1t Is Recommended
TnoMAs BINtoEp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16
NEGROES WANTED.

NLuNUEJ " NNALEs
f1'liF subscriber market for NEGROES of both
4 sexes thirty years of age. Also, women and
e'dren The hghes. prices will be paid in CASH; ard persons
Intended 10 at their houses by giving descriptions naming prices,
una addressing ne at Lynehhurg :, ,,o,-,-rc,,r,p
nov 2S-ly VIM. II hOCNTCASTLE
RLACK PEAs.-On consignment, ono hundred and hfy
- bushels Black Cow Peas-a cheap and desirable I'M
'er--whieh will clean on: cheap. -
may A. II, FUCKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16
Auction Sale of Locomotive Builders an
MACHINISTS' TOOLS,
IN ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

NN WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1850 commencing at 10
~ O'Clock. A. NJ Quo posoncnent on account Of ~.a,l
will Sold the entire stock Of STEAM ENGINES, TURNING
INTIE-. FLAMES, BORING MACHINES, DRILL
PRESSES, STEAM HAMMER, PATTERNS, ,xc. &c. COM
prsg entire outfit of the extensive Locomotive and Ma
cline Manufacturing Works of the late firm of SMITH
pEEKINs
Printed lists giving description of Machinery be sold, with
term. sale viii be furnished application by mail,
InnN -rnltds LANES z SMITH,. 1rn.ten.
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Words of Caution

In II To lcl readers that the wells nnI
tS springs th"ghul the country had been poisoned. and
ma hal discovered Hniuc to It's effects, ia,
gladly AVAIL ihcn~Se Discovery, WITH
lhr hop, Of rrjug death. II to tc them thai
di,cul cred mine OF treasure enough them and aud
pr, pared 10 with them wuld
aid 10 fortune l;u health Is valuable than r.h..,
how gratitd should they he To lh
has been compounded of purely vegetable Hdr Hh
lhai it, curative powers little less certain than ll and
darkness. Need we give in-ancesy lfso, cl thu
riclor oi EAkE- BllEiS aud examine Tie nguad, 4
certificates. itnm all sections ri the South III he have
been elea Of h9H'f~dt by lis all icalng properties Among
III The vouchers of old and young, mai, and
cAoing this bITERs 10 the Skies and bIcn" r'fl
,cncc for ils curative powers Bu It's virtues cuui
M slcTa Nervous Headaches yield roaii, it, powers.
Torpid iaNcrs bcromr qucenci and made active by is nl
stomach, made healthy by Its HruHnlIlg II
lnd disappears when cutters the ~ al life.
parIrl cannot resist lis tome And Cholera Itself,
whou met %! these HlrrRS promptly disamcd AMI horns
harmless. thousands =" persons have certified who used ~
l>lp and 81 when TINT evastntin. the country
BARRELS EllIEo will moi remedy all The ills of humanity,
such caused 10y the and bowels
dy Yield to is strengthening effects, and speedily drN,a
STEM Al who need tonic should Try it, aud be
cuinr thcir own Judges III its virtues.
f"rslc by all the Druggists IN Lynchlure, and ny Ill The
prinrp; Druggists in the c'y of Richmond, csc~ here IN
Virginia; also Of Mes,rs Cd. sott Co. Washington rit!,
d. e.; II. S,alor Co, Baltimore. Nd; d. Il. Miller, Gov
ine'nu. Ky. aud Barnes n Park, N. Y.
orders filled 10y addressing j.. BAKER. Proprietor.
feb 2l-d&cts Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16

WILLS. COLIIOUN d. co,
OPPOSITE LA,liANGE BANkD
Lynchburg, Va.
ARE NOW ~ Erctlrr TiIEln SPRING STOCK OF
SSSS-s II A IL ID w A r E &,
nnlNG the nsss s and certainly the %.., ;a,Y
thcir pleasure 10 oii.r 10 the public:
"s rns, H"s and nSiS S,er .i" r.c sGac
ior.e Hnil- Plates nrl', Ea,pe aud FLEA,
A p1,1i " y" an, %4F' rad"s Articles,
' "i't M ""G in %"S Maker. Materials
" ':' T r''E ' on cIoa ' Winds" shade.
till Cunicr, Pms, bands, Nc,
with nr without Forks,
Silver Plated Ware OF every variety,
w "" i ME EoS %,, ""a Sarm. KNIVES,
sc.ssor9, ialor- Iia"ie knNes, &c, m
l,lng ant ,r@ns Tackle 'nn' Rinc'' Pistols, &c,
AMI many olh,r ar- enumerated here all of which vii.
ne o 10" ION 'As 81 10 a.e"sl CUSTOMER on III" usual
ma l-ts - Main street. Lynchburg, Va
MANIPULATED GUANO.
%1 ofer 10 thr Planters oi Nue'nn Guam" prepared ly
o61 liz, hcsl Peruvian Guano that emu ne procured;
do. Hnmprrn 'iunho, containing % "r Ct Of Plos
gna do Ground in-lvr Tor which wcpny - y ton exrn
Planters invited I" this article. From
tic hcs information obtain We b"nNe this Mixture
Of The best that can be prepare" for the Nir"a lands
Price /" Planters 81 per Ton or " less per ton when the.
eX"frelarrI aud for nile by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT n Co.,
Richmond, Virginia.
Also sale by Commission and Grocery Merchants In ci,
refer Planters wlr used The Somhr,ro AMI
Manipulated 6uHnp them jas Gait, Es. A. War
Fellow W. give D. X rultlos (hclns uni,cr-iy vn1
report the same, samcs from u bags, and II shall b" k,ii
- ihul standard:
am able give you the result ef analysis They
Nj xtue To be What stated In former letter, nu
Judge that fortunate IN the sccrt"n oi materials
,pcnly of Prruyian Guano. The rriagr Of Ammonia
shows lc pure Peruvian Ia contain Ia c'nt, which ii
ihun the The Anil, sis Is ns follows:
Moisture q boiling ponl) .............. 1903
Phosphate lime. .........................
Acid 6b; Lime, 3Hi. g.ND
Go
lnstubc Mu,r ......... .............. ...... 10
4 small quantity 81 Akaii-nnderinine'i Water In
combination and organic nlaiicr ......~........ 2is5
10000
IIoping yon fertilizer may with the which
II deserves, Tcnhin yours.
dec y-dSeiy ID. X. GUTfI.E'
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GEORGE u. DAVIS.
Grocer and Commission Merchant.

No. III Am ST LynOhburS, VA,
In receipt lnrlo stock Grncrrcs. staple bl Gund
Hardware, Shoes, NooiS tofage a., consisting IT.
part
"u0d lbs Family rar,n anl Lard my curing; Matt
cr,l, Salmon anil Herring sfttN No IN y 4, v and bar
rel-; l,a ual formulated. rulsuti.cd nnd & rNH
Coffee Mocha. Java LsEunAra, aud lilo ta, ami
facrd Java He, Honey Extra Golden New ORLEANS
aud tuha MnasS, sole Leather French and fhiiadelrhm
TAFT Skius, and ltnug md lndrg Sims Hammered
ot n'n n,a', Eonul, Square, lhnd aud Hoop lrou tast,
R-ifr uul spring Stcr Railroad Hn ilorso Shn" Iron,
fruch and American Eas, lnl, Locks Hinges aud screws
bellows, Ans,~ Vices. screw Plates, RaSl- aud t's seu
springs Iun ANl, lhmhl Skenns and East Iron aNcs, Ma
nia and Cotton Ropes. Sen' md Cotton Twincs lh-ced,
Lamp and lHnncr- O t"ph aud Carriage \aruis; lanno-
Ioals; larm, Tar ptS IUpVnne. White Lead, Hnc, whh
good uf rauts. FLAX and Tow Linen, lni nal
traps, toon Cloths and tsnahas; Sion" ana Nnud thrs,
Iuir buckets We'll buCkots No, with either nttc
kept Groe"t, Slnrr all II which will be sold cheap tir
cash. cNeanRo lot country produce Can and .Nannr my
>ork huhrr buy VIII pay the highest prizes hr Wool,
Mn Lois, faN seed, l,etswaN and other c"unir, produce
/ - toi,gnm, solicited. Quick sales aud prompt
ilrts may 2iiin Il. u ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16
g. ~ Illf undersigned viii prepare prtn- onN1Et,rs
b11 WILL, ,sr., upon short notice.
sop !!is MM. y ERANNlI

m WE eii The following from the Providence
ltsrsz raj .tRfsyti,rF, Nrpl. II. l>5i-
NJ this season oi thc when cholera, cholera nils,
ssen!erl and other kindred complaints prevail.
eycr.hoy should he hhcray Supplied with Perry uay Nrg
ctHhr Pam Killer Persons leaving home. whether if h' =
r : excursion trip arnpc should be condition 10
place their hands ON at momeh Warning. Many diseases
Incident to c summer months which Will tnl. II
Immediately checked, he PROMPTLY cured by tao
doses - The Pain Killer. tha have
been relieved ui intense sdhcfln,. J., The noS The
ahoS" uanod preparation.
Sold by All druggists rroccrs and medicine deal, through
uut the United states and Canadls. may 2.im
f. .sy- lIoi1OWtA'S OINTMENT ItIMDh Is All.
ttS di-cninraon ol the skim and allays the itching aud
inflammation generated } 81 at cl II tkr- tl sting out
dSca.t and heals, by trnHictpp nat
pTtsSoH MI kinds 81 lum"r- oarbuuelcs craflns al
and disorders. Sold The lcto, NJ
~ Maiden Lane New York, nad h! au druggists, II 2r &C.
.ud IL per pot tmay il lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16
V.LItBLE FARM FOR SALE.

4 OFFER FOR SALE WGDDLAWN, the late residence Of
/ g. WT>FrEE decd, situated mile from Iynchinrg
tie Campbell Court House Turnpike There will be sold with
Dwelling seq Of land, considerable proportion OF
Which timber. Besides excellent Dwelling ter" Is
the place al the necessary out houses, large tobacco factory
well Of superior WAitr Nc.
Tie place is admirably adapted to either market dairy
farm. L. V. WlNFEtIa EA,Or
feb l3awts of &. Winfrec. decd .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16

PnsrsNoUru, March 10. iS5S.
rhrcrfns recommend "semplc's Hakng Powder" the
most superior article usrd for making liz aud
Loaf Hrcad, Biscuits &c, IN the shortest possible time.
iouN JACK.
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Wigs : Wigs Wigs -
NJ VI L.. 4.

WIGS : w lgS Wigs -
w. BAftiiELuEs MICS AND TOT PElS surpass
49, all They are elegant, easy, light aud durable.
FITTING i"a Charm mourning up h,inl-nn shrink in eli
t head; na,el lI> l. lii" only Establishment VII tst
things rt'f. und,r scol aud maicd loud street,
Ne" N"tt lsNr.sr"l mh lt-dNelA,
Hair Dye Hair Dye IL Hair Dye =
W., M. \ EAttliI.l,0LS lIAlE nh l., fnt UHi-
~ btNNt AN i'isl ~ lnE ok AN others
mutations aud shold be avoided You wish o.cale ,di
t'l..
nay tp"r l. ,N II ,n Dyed insnull, 10 heauml nud
Saiural Brown Black without injury Ia the Hair skin
ftf'.,a N.ft d5ni n 'atis have been awarded
~ li,h hr sincc lri. and npcit
uialr Ia tn lidr,t the Patrons of his Illr.
Mt \. ENl,HtIu'S llAIR bNr produces II
distinguished rm nature aud is tarJHttd ,nurc
The least however long II he runtinurd. and the III
al Bal pl remodel; the Hair msig Eed for Af H., this
Splendid bye.
Sold in all c'S aud towns of the nfel states, by bug
sisfs md Fancy Goods Dcalrr-.
so The Genuine has the mama and address uPun sized
riate engra,in. on four sides Of each Box, OF
WILLIAM \ BATtIli GDE.
NH l3-larlA- -.Mr,Sco) III b. StrtC, New afh.
- ~ HE undersigned viii prepare lrtn-, tnN1Gs,rs
l1G W LLe -. upon short notice.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16

SUDDEN DEArH OF AN OH CtrizEN The Re%
Thomas Jones. local minister in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. and for more than thirty years
mast one of tho Inspectors at Planters Warehouse
In this city. died very suddenly ut the residence
Of his son in.Iaw, Ca!tain Jacob H. Robinso,. um
Monday night. Mr. j. had been in usua! hrat!,
m to the day Of his demise. On the afternoon If
that iay he called at Mr.. RS residence, snd ii
short time after supper, complained of slight in
disposition, aud at the solicitation of his daugh-
ter took some simple remedies, soon after which,
he retired to bed. About midnight hearing HIM
walking the floor, Mrs. Il. repaired to his raom
and found him suffering very acute pain, which.
however, was soon relieved by the administration
Of proper remedies. lie then retired II second
tinsx:aprarcntly much better. but had not been
in @-mo2c than five minutes, before his wife dis.
covered tia; he had breathcd lis last. Thnse who
have long known Mr.. j.. say he an honest,
upright man, and deyout, humble and consist
,nt Christian. The funeral services will take
place this morning at the Fourth Street Meth1-
dist Episcopal Church Bishop Early officiating.