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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

A TORNADO IN WASHINGTON AND RUSSELL COUNTESS.
The Abingdon Vrgnan says: fearful storm
passed over portion Of Washington county,on " led
nesday evening, the 9th inst, commencing at Halls
Bottom miles west of this place, taking some
what northwesterly course, extending to the Rich
Valley, doing considerable damage in its progress
to buildings fences, timber and the growing crops
The house occupied by Nr. Garrett at Halls Bottom
was blown down, his wife narrowly escaping with
her life. A great deal of valuable timber was des
troyed upon that place. The tobacco houses OF
Francis Preston were unroofed and much of his to-
bacco destroyed. James Ircsons house was blown
down. The fences of the old Gray place leveled TO
the EARTH thence up by Mrs. Teetor's, but what dam
age was done on that place, we are not informed
The house aud stables of Mr.. Parrgen Immediately
south of the Reedy Greek road were nearly all blown
down-then most of the fences of l.. l.. Waterman
and a good portion of his growing wheat crop An
drew Goodman, coming next in the way, is the great
sufferer. Every building upon his place, except
his dwelling, was torn to the ground-a part of the
roof of his dwelling was blown of-and not panil
of fence on his whole farm was left standing Mr.,
Baltzels barn unroofed, and his fences much in-
iured. Mrs. Hanbys dwelling, kitchens, and other
out-houses, most, If not ALL unroofed and otherwise
more or less injured.
On the same day, the neghboring county of Rus
sell was alike visited by fearful and destructive
storm, an account of which friend in that county
writing under date of the 7th instant furnishes
On Redn esday evening, the 9th inst there was the
most severe storm of wind and hail that has ever
been known in this part of the country. | have not
heard for any certainty below VIM +. Sutton's.-
His large new stable was entirely blown down, kill
ing valuable horse,and mart oil his chimney blown
down. Samuel B. Fugate's dwelling house was I'M
rooted, and quantity Of furniture clothing, bedding
&C.. was blown away. Ills granary was entirely
blown down, and some other out houses; he also had
a valuable mare and jennet killed, and fine colt
crippled. Thomas NJ Tates dwelling house meat
house. and some other out-houses were blown down.
He and his family all from home. AL the fenc-
Ing in the nephborhood was blown down, and to-day
there are some thirty or forty helping 10 repair
houses, fencing, &c. Others were injured Of course
but these sustained the greatest loss Of that have
heard Of No persons were killed that have heard
Of but several considerably hurt. -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
United States Agricultural and Meehani
Cnl SOcleiV

WAsnINGToN. juno lJ.-The United State Az.
ricultural and Mechanical Society hive nearly
perfected arrangements for holding their Sih An.
nual Exhibition, at Cincinnati, in Sertcmbcr.-
The premium list will be larger than mt my s,mi
lar exhibition in the world should the l.luro.
pneumonia render IT safe To congreeate cattle. In
creased premiums will DO given for horses and
implements in order to thoroughly test machines
and implements. The exhibition will remain
Omen ten tuys
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

A COMMITTEES Of the young Ladies from Peters.
burg, visited this City Yesterday for the purpose
Of comforting with Mr.. Fizwilson, the manulnc-
turer oi the flag to be presented by the ladies Of
Petersburg whom they represent. to Company
"B, Light Infantry Grays. They formed merry
party and made q pleasent trip Of their generous
mission.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
WASHINGTON HousE.-The Bedford Sentinel 1n its

HAsH1NSIoN IfVUs1.-- rue Deu1UTu otHtIHtI III It's
last issue, says:
Since the Washington House at Lynchburg has
undergone repairs and passed into the hands of Mr.
John S. Kyle. it will compare favorubly with any ho-
tel in the State of Virginia Mr. X. was until recent
", the msaager Of the Cabe House, and his expc-
rence ID catering to the comfort Of his visitors will
Justify any encomium we write. During our href
sojourn at Lynchbnrg, we were pleased to notice tie
cleanliness of the apartments, the excellence of the
table the prompiness Of the servants and cour-
teous demeanor Of the proprietor and his genelnanly
assistant, Mr.. Burks. We hoYe that when friends
visit Lynchburg they will forget the "od WASH
ington."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
Democratic Convention.

WASHINGTON. june l5.--For the accommoaa-
ton Of the Delegates to the Democratic Convea-
ton. in Baltimore, the Baltimore aud Ohio X. X,
Co, will run extra train from hero To baltimore
at o'clock sunday morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

and Rucker, Commission Merchants, sold ye,e-.
day ut Friends Warehouse, 7 boxes Of tobacco
raised by Nj. r. II. Womack, of Caswell co., N.
c. for the average price Of S04 IA per hundred,
the seven boxes averaging 33I pounds per b,x.
Can Big Richmond" Little PetersLurs," ar
even 'Fomville' beat this?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

LIGHTNING AMP ITS EFrEcrs.-The reccrt severe
storms which have prevailed throughout Bedford,
have been accompanied by the most vivid thunder
and lightning ever experienced by the oldest
inhabitant." All agree that never before have they
known as many heavy storms in such short space
Of time. The effects of the Lightning are notice
able in every direction the woods and roads being
dotted with rven trees. We learn that Mr. Robert
Galloway lost twenty mine sheep at single stroke.
1t appears that they had hudded around large log
lying beneath overbranching tree, for shelter du-
ring thunder storm, and the lightning striking the
log, passed along it, Staying the animals in ,ccond.
Hon. VIM l.. Goggin had two valuable yonnE horses
killed. and another gentleman lost n fine mare and
colt. number of cattle have been killed; and, on
the plantation Of Mr.. John F. Everett, large tree
standing the honse, was shattered and in tall
ing, came very near killing several valuable negroes
Their escape from instant death was truly mracu-
lous~-B Bed. Sentinel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Arrival of the Steamer Granada.

NEw ORLEANS, June l5th.--The steamer Gran
ada arrived ut Havana on the llth with Panama
dates to the Sd.
General Larquera designed seizing the Isthmus
tu' their arms had been removed.
A war letween San Salvador and Nicarng run
was considered imincnt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

SUDDEN DFArH.-A gentleman. Of formerly
Of Baltimore, named Robert W. West. printer
by profession. died very suddenly on Wednesday
night in this city. at the residence Of his brother
in-lsw. Mr.. VIZ. Wright. Mr.. West came here II
few weeks ago from Lynchbsrg suffering apra-
recently. from consumption, us while here he had
several hemorrhages of the lungs. On Wednes-
day night he retired to bed as we'll as usual, and
went to sleep. but never awoke again. So sud
denly and calmly did Mr.. West die that his friends
were not aware Of his death till they went into
his room in the morning to wake him up. Mr..
West was q member in good standing Of Indie,
pendent Lodge Of |. 0. o. +. of the city of Balt-
more. His remains will be escorted to the grave
to-day by the members of Uuion Lodge Of I. o.
o. Richmond Examiner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
New grocery and Commission House.

WM. II. ROSE & DIR. y. Il. WILLS
NAV associated themselves together under style
Il Arm of WILLIAM II. ROSE n 60. and have
house NJ" 10, Main Street door to Lee Rookie Taylor
Tor the purpose OF conducting
General G! ooely and Commission Business,
and this time receipt Of large stock
OF GltUERlts, STAPLE DRY GOODS, ind LIQl ol;S Of
NIL kinds. and other article usually kept First tasa
Wholesale aud Retail Grocery House; and will pay particular
attention TO the sale of BACON, LARD, BUTTER. FIol
WHEAT, TOBACCO. and Country Produce generally make
liberal vRuc Produce In haRi consigned sale,
cash time strs when required
All ask the public call examine our stock
before buy motto will he quick
Irqdts.
cN- No trouble TO show Goods. lap bly,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

Hoy. WIN. L. GooeIN, understand, will deliver
the ffth anniversary address before the Literary So
cieties of Richmond College, in the First Baptist
Church, on Tuesday iQht next, at eight O'clock
The high reputation of the speaker, and his great
personal popularity, will ensure him very large au-
dence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
Arrival Of tho Overland Mail.
LATER FROM JAPAN-PRINCE GOlTAIRO
NOT DEAD

SraISGFiELn. No., june l5th.--Thas Overland
Mail with California dates to the 25th arrived
here to-day News summary not yet xeceiyed.--
frlnce Gotairo IL not yet dead. a. reported. Eve
ry hope is entertained Of his recovery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
Capture of q Supposed SLAYER.

BosroN, June l5th.-The Sloop OF Wnr Ports
mouth, CAPTURED on May 9Th. ON the coast of Al
RIGA the brig Falmouth Of N. York, US II suppos-
ed SLAYER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

Sons or MALrA.-This excellent Order, is we
are pleased 70 learn in q most fourshing cond-
tion the lodge here numbering upwards of one hun.
dred members. One of the cardinal principles Of
the Order is aims giving, in which they are not
cxcelled by any other. If they march in regala,
the dead hour of the night is selected, when they
appear in all their glory and night gowns. The
Order is very strong in St Louis. and not nanny
nights since the members resolved to make Il de-
monstration. One of the editorial fraternity. who
witnessed the transaction says: "'Twas grand and
imposing. Three hundred long night gown and
night caps could not have been more 30. Their
steps was as sly and stealthy ne that Of a Cat on
an excursion for cream, and their looks solemn
as if they were marching up to Judgement to re-
ceiye their final sentence. Where in creation the
Sons get all their ght gowns We cannot we'll
imagine Somebody's wife must have set up till
lale hour, waiting for her ruant husband to
bring back her sleeping garment. and somebody's
sister and sweetheart must have done that same
thing. The music, to which the order kept step
in their solemn march. was cross between the
old tune called China and the Dead March in
Saul The trombones smeed to have the phthis-
ic, the Coronets had cough; the bugle seemed
afraid to let itself out, and the drum was muflcd
10 black Grape Notwithstanding their glum APP
pecrance. the Sons did much good on Saturday
night. They carr led sucks Of -four to poor widows
shoes to several orphans; potatoes to the hungry.
and shirts to the naked. In the neighborbood of
Tenth and Biddle street several poor people were
made happy by these queer looking messengers of
mercy. One gentleman, on Biddle street, wishes
US to return thanks to the Sons for nice chubby
baby left in basket the steps Of his door. He
says he shall keep the boy as living witness Of
their charity"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

addition To the following papers, for which am special
Agent will receive and forward advertisements to any
per in the United States.
NELSON EN- EIPRIsE. Livingston, Va.
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va. al.' -
%S1lhHHF;sSisssss;s Knoxville, Tennessee.
SENTINEL, kogersville, Tennessee
INrELLIGENCEK Morristown, Tenn
SSiA1zfErrE, Lexington, Va.
f nRMdckAT. Liberty, Va.
VISITOR, Maron Va.
R WING, Flneas'o, Va.
REGISTER, Danvie, Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria Va.
VIRGINIA ECHO, Halifax Co. Ho, Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS Bristol.
1E +NTnN' Jonesboro', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT GreenvilIe Tenn.
ADVERTISER, Chattanooga, Tenn,
POST, Athens
yyinRGiNiHN, Abingdon, Va
STAR AND HERALD Chrstans,urg, Va.
PATRIOT, Grayson Co. No., Va.
T TIHEs wy,heville, Va
ApVoGATE Tanewen Co Ho, Va.
SOUTHWEST Giles Co. Ho. Va.
REPUBLICAN, Winchester, Va
Persons wishing advertise in of the above papors all
of them having extensive circulation in their localities win
ind il call at the office OF the lynch
burg yircnian where contracts viii be made, and
"'' A. wADDILL
ian lots Foreman Vrginan ONCE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

CHURCH DEDIcArfoN.--T Timber Ridge Baptist
Church. in Bedford, will he dedicated TO the worship
of God, on the 4th Sunday in June. The sermon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
Davis Pain Killer


~ have used the medicine kuowu - rrHry DAVIS
~ fnN kntrH IN my n,mly nr the last months
al a'e grcal pleasure Ia Il" ny nr In Of
h' ir"ieftlts would MT account b., without H. bu
rns HE existence "fthe cholera Las, year, used
:" mn, s"fl bat the Pain Her although eli aud
heihhor, =" my mmily w"r" attacked by severely and
happy I" nv TINT the ftn Killer equal to every emergency
II "hs both preventative and certain CONSIDER
sne0il not he doing dnt, Ia the community aid ~,
tins much II Ner attacked 10y the cholera day
hu'r should br the "a, rcucy should use have tho
roughly tested IL and know II can he r,llcd Oh.
nilm y. r.. BEEAINCFND Gal.ua Ill
N Ss~ ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACrUEE.- saw.
R:I rms lNfALtInLr BAKIsa Pnwptn, the best aud
cheapest preparation known for making In u Few morons
without yeast and IN M elegant manner light sweet maud
soHr cal dread, Msnhs Batter Buck wh,nt and other rid
die axes luddms ries, and ras! ever, Descriptions
fatlhg Of limr labor and cNlcusc
tftdh' R.o. lH0mds HiiJori)
NAH mt, III NnIto, I 18th Oct, 1859.
eh 6Ahitk = Dear sr-lIa, ing used cus,l, ri,c
Neni YOUR "s'mcs baking Powder" unlsilailngly pro
h"nnce Ia be superior 10 any thing that has l.n IN my
ishii! for the purposes for which Is recommended
TnpuAs BlSfoNr.
P"nsNol III, March ", i>.S.
checrfulb recommend "Scmpcs lnkius Powder IA the
h1si superior article used iug g aud sweet
loaf Tread Biscuits, &c In The shortest possible TINE
JouS JAor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

WIN De preached By - Rsv II. W. Dodge of ,bi,
nrs a'asstos ets.l,en are cordially invited To be
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
MARRIED.,

On the 9TH instant; by Rev. J. T. Lanneau, Nj
Salem.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
DIED.

DIED,
In Richmond, Va, Wednesday mornng, Ron
ERr W. WEST, Esq, of Baltimore, in the IAN year
of his age,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
SPECIAL NOTIOEsi.f

Franklin Building Fund Association.
IHuik regular Aoathy hcr,ing hl. Association will be
u held this !sATuRDAl) evcaing. the room over he
hook STAN of AessrA Payne n backturi - - !.
elalt John N Mill I'm 1,-..urse
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
Holloway's Pills and Ointment

=
CAV MY flAl,S 1 mon have been engaged for
hsS one quarter OF this proSn century IN testing the
ch'i.>ncsa Of N!ocdks fNiis 0sd Oigfaent
'her s'An.ely coi,nily, for all Internal
lnsms lheH unanimous and enthusiastic Nsriit
thes" rcarics Il bcre and should
lnereluon% sold at the mandatory, No 81 Maiden anc
'e" Aotk, aud b! all druggists s5c Gjc and o. per box
rai. jc 10 lu |
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

Prepared b, T. ". F0WLE co, Boston, aud Tor sale h,
Nlmni A. Slrnthtr 90, nnl john H. ssay, ~
L agh, Campbei e. III aud by all Druggists and dealers Ia
ne'lieine throughout The country. ,c IGiw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
''at JAMES DINWTDDIE.
No. 81 Main Street. Lynchburg, VA.

= HAS inst received his spripg stock Of WITCHES
and JEEELRY, and is the largest stock q has esef
his pleasure 10 Tho public whirh oonsists
Of Englisi Swiss AMI American WatcheA q NE begs
nike in rold and silver cases Aso stock Of JEWEE
RY or ne latest yeal Of which were boaeht en e fnoss
vcvabie terms; he can therefore sc
ia he State Peass cali asd sssmas for youselv bens
purchasing. - wsss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

CrFFy IN THE CnrRcH.--We 6nd the follow NJ call
in the last Lexington Star:
From the action OF the General Conference recent
y held in Buffalo, n Y, it seems that the agitation
of the Slavery question is to be continued and the
passage of the chapter in relation to that subject
was passed oy large minority, which lalhough said
to be advisory only is offensive to the border and
renders il impossible longer submit to the f,nat-
cism OF the Abolitoniss, and for the sale of the
peace and prosperity of the Church we love. we beg
leave to suggest that n CONVENTION be immediate
y called, to be composed OF la,men and ministers,
say two lay delegates TO clerical, 10 be held us
early ms at all practicable, at some central point,
say Alexandria, Va Now let this suggestion be i'm
mediaely considered and in your Quarterly Confer
ence or otherwise, fix upon the place and time and
appoint delegates and alternates 10 represent you-
Let US act In concert aud harmony.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
NECROES WANTED.
wOMAN'S BEST FRIEND. -.
Wheeler and Wilson's Improved SEWN

H,ow i, ~, IN, IA ~ "A = ~ E.. ~, = -. -.
~ ed a supply EXTRA CLOTH PLATES, Sew nom
the nRes TO the coarsst fabrics Ladisa viii
the SUPERIORITY Of Wheeler and " lson's Sewing Ma
chine, that being the number sold here.
Every miiyls allowed sss ing Machine TOW under tie
late Act OF Assembly, thanks noble ten Newton
Gordon az well = our Brechndge Letsich
Come nj once add get OF those extraordinary Family
Frfsnds and Labor Sduing IsfitwSoRs, ENGLEDoVES
FANCY SroRE No. 50 Main ST., Lynchburg Lie 1tsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
NOTICE

NEW CONCERN.
JNO. II. TYEEE, SAM'I. TYKEE. CHAS II. TYREE
UNDER the srrL.
T Y r E + 81 CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Lynchburg. Virginia.
OFFER their services TO the planters and the public general
T0BICCO, TXKAT Fz0UR AND 0rHER pR0DUcE
j. H. sam having been In The commission business
Tor twenty years. and feel that The and
will give satisfaction Their charges for selling Tobacco will
be ) follows:
81 for lIngsheals
81 for loose parcels Of 1000 pounds md upwards.
90 cents for parcels between 800 and 1900 pounds.
% cents for parcels under 800 pounds
We pay the Criers fee in all cases.
Jan 3-ts Kep copy TYKEE CO.
1Y EXPRESS Jus, received a large assortment LADIES
ID Gators without Heels, Tip'd and Cntpl, Il; -
Jeits sEhBURY's
M ILL ofFAL.-50Go Bushels sh,rs.
1FA 1i00 :" IraMn stuff, for sale by
apps JAMES BOYD ~ Co
En non sEGAES ON CONSIGNMENT or all grades
IJU,UUU and prices, which We will sell low 10 close
may IRBY SAUNDERS
II EEP TWE S7REETS ULE3 NJ have on hand sup
IN ply Of Rattan Broons which will sweep clean AMI
longer than any lter Broom In Call aud supply
selves at ANDREW BOfDS,
jc4ts 1o3 Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
fgyENNEssEE "A BROWN sHEETING-Another LOT just
II received ON consgnmentthe best goods In the market
Tor the price-crcouragc the South.
may 1RBY SAUNDERS.
CoDEy's LADY's BOOK FoR IuLY'at =
" jc1in fRrEDS. ia Main 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
To the Intelligent.

M ALL Diseases from end IN mpurily VI tho
IKE hunl. No matter how called, rnrh eau be cured hy
vegetable purgtNcs which do not only np tn, bud"
am. cVc' III" foul humor- which produce dreaded hcal.
ae, lie dolorvuX aud rhruuntir well liver affections
least exrrtio. Nay BkANbRETIiS PILLS not only euro
these anccnu but also asthma, aud all curalc affections
In lungs, we'll colds and coughs. Even cou.up-
ton aud bleeding Of the lungs have been
Ecmemby BRANDRErIlS PILLS have trial Of ~, ,crr.'
raton ah ara warranted purely vegetable mud Incapable
hjhrinG The rendered weakest frame Those use
recommends bnt their virtues surpusr cungy The, be
used la he fully appreciated. Sold principal Office, No VA
canal street, Prize" ~ cents box, je im
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

Hair Dye Hair Dye all Hair Dye !
49, WM. A. BATCuELOEiS HAIR DIE-Im Ont
~. clAA.AND BEsf IN 1ns WoELb Al others
limitations, and should be avoided II you wish escape nil
cue
GRAY, En or ErsT, HAIR Dyed instantly beautiful nnd
Natural Brown Butk without njary 10 the Hair skin
Fpe6H hcitfs ddd DiPoinns have brcn awarded b. VIM
A. Bn,trlor since $50, md IplcatiUs
mnie 10 The Hair OF the Patrons OF his famous Dye
Nm A. Bar nFLoE's II AIR DYH produces color TO BIZ
distinguished from nature, and In injur,
The least however long IL he continued, aud the lcn
OF Bad Dyes roncdicd; the Hair n,gouird for LIE H this
splendid Dye.
sold IN all cities md towns of the United states by Drug
gisl- mud Fancy Goods Dealers
s0- The Genuine has the aud address upon steel
plate cngraI ing four sides Of each Box
WILLIAM A. BiTCllELOR,
NH l3-dacly-l 500 l6 81 nd Street, New York.
6p - 1liE undersigned Will prepare Drrps, CoSrKA,rs
Es-S WILLS &e., upon short notice.
sept 29ts WM. d. BRANCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
JOIN W. GARI.ICK.
Manufacturer aud Sole Proprietor,
n,th,vnnI ~,
may II I'm

Wigs Wigs -Wigsill
w. BATtufIoKs WIGS AND foUPEES surIas,
W. all. They AT" elegant, easy, light aud durable.
Fitting I" n cbarn MOURNING up brhui shrinking
The hcnd indeed tins il the only Establishment whore these
things ARE pr"por. undcrslooI aud maicl6 Bond Street.
Nov York. IsNp.Anu1 m l.rlN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16
Words of Cantlon

r. If WI were to tell readers that the wells and
IsE springs Throughout the country had en- poisoned aud
thai W. hAi discovered m Hntiutc objects,
Thai would not gladly avail Themselves discovery with
' lnir ~ Nrling death. If We o tell them thu
had disco, cred mnr o treasure. enough
thai ~, were prepared Ia share wan on
low nuc r titled sbouI they lie that g,cut
aha,ra las been compounded ui ur! vegetable matter nnd
hal it, cHalh" lo"es are lv ca certain innn light and
lahn- Scri We give insHnccsy II So call The pro
prietpr" BAKERS BIlEho and examine the Of
rtrhtcs tn nil sections q" The South, of persons who have
ican Cared oi DgH fsl by its NIL heating properties Among
then al the Vouchers of old aud young, male
Hhl cNoiuE hls BIrnRs 10 the Skies blessing
lcne" hr liz curative powers Hut lis confined
Ia by rrrpsn. rrNnus Headaches yichl ren, tn s
lnfhd IlVcr hccuIc ,Iuckened aud nau.
sour StOlnCs made healthy 10y its urulking
iocs Indigestion disappears when II the organs life
brrhnl cinol resist Iir Ionic And Cholera Itself,
eon i thrr BI1KRs promptly dSlrInrd aud b,r"ucn
harmcAs, Thousand, o persons have certified used In
l-ia aul ~. nlpn that -,rursr de, asting
tut sllri ,is caused b. thu stomach aud bowels.
Oily yl 10 s strengthening effects, and speedily driven
from i" s''m An who ,r'ssi tonic should Try it, aud bo
their own Judges Of its virtues
ir thr b, All tho Druggists ly nchburg md by nil tho
pal Druggists III the city Of cinund, and
Virginia: as" "i Mrs,rs GhA~ slot t Washington city,
-. G.; H. htablcr n CO., Baltimore, Md u. H. Miller Coz"
ingion. KY, aud Barnes u Park, y. \.
Orders iiivd 10y addressing l.. BAKER. Proprietor,
lib = -I6tt- Richmond, Va