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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-15

--'77'''' ~ ~ ''S " VIC 'V.7IUe yToTs.
The p7''ircss .! this Corporation has been stable
uninterrupted through 4easous of financial sun
a'he HG storm Ut perilsevrntful in or exempt from
NeT!Ips coaIt$rHl!Jas and maritime disaster. Be
'o;'s e,t'hiSheL oHa cash basis, the troubles Of
-S sls1It SFsten affect Us i'll material particular
elt1 times the security of reliable Insu-
Is an imperative du;y-the ability of property
H''S''' ''sa''1in loss being then much lcSscncd.
sfs' I',aed without delay. and all business at
esA'sl 10 Si;N dispatch and fidelity, by
y. c. ARTHUR, Agent,
c,,o Office over the Bank of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-15
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, how RESTORED.

JNst Pu6hsAcd, Il a 'Se0Icd ENrel0re,
a LECTURE on TIE NATU RE. TE E.4 TN ESTA
RADICAL, CURE OF SPERM T1HRflOEA or sem.
inal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness nnd
Involuntary Emissions. producing Inpotcncy. Com
sumption and Mental and Physical pcGi,ity.
Br. ROB-. J. CuLYEltWELL, u. D.,
The important fact that the awful consequences OF
seitabuse may he cTectuAly renewed without inter
m. medicines or tho dangerous applications Of
mes Instruments. Metlicnie bougivs AMI other en-
pricAl devise~, is here clearly demonstrated and tie
entirely new and highly successful treatment. as
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained by
means OF which every is enabled cure himself
perfectly, and nt the least possible cost thereby
avoiding all the advertised uos:runs OF the day This
Lecture will prove boon to thousands anil Thousands
sent under seal to any address, post paid on the
rGGegt OF two postage stamps, by addressing DR..
GHAS J. Q. KLINE, $50 First Avenue, New York,
Post Box 1850. I.G.G jyi6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-15

"A Bsll-Eyerstt fasionist, s@Fi ti8s ffSom
New York to the Baltimore Para "a sSes
avery disconsolate view of,the ao1onsa9,t r55,sat
now under process of adjustmentSfn the
Empife State - .Ha .o,,s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-15

Is the former an antidote to the latter ?
The following facts would indicate that
su,h y, ,rra.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-09-15
FhOiCC First Class Insurance
IN THE

EF.Cs.n c4Ftui SI00O Coz, absolute and uninparcd
NITIA Surplus or $sO6.SS7 So.
Ia The IEe'tsegf IS years Success and experience
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-14
Road This

SHfIbiNli.LE. (ftnn.) Oct 10, 1906.
a. - Messrs. Perry Davis ~ son srs-,irlude 10
}S.S YOU and duty 10 suffering humanity require that
should the hcnri have derived
ri, valuable Pain Killer; and IL b, seeing tins, sa
ci will be induced ~ "ds, 10 give trial and be healed
shall be compensated u hglslnd fold.
In June o alter rotraccd illness OF several months,
severely auckcd with drows ncss vertigo, dimness of
sI aud s of appetite. accompanied by fever difficulty Of
breathing. etc. My physician pronounced pneumonia
bordering The first stage of cons plion aud
his skill, declared positively that had the eunsiunI,oi
that he could III nothing that die. uwcY-
,r he Ystdu me To the brstt hnr conlI
10, which .lhi with effect then male nj
which proved inefficient.
BY this time symptoms pain in the head, morning.
evening and during the night darling pains through the chest
burning 1.e palms hands, guck pulse, night swcats.
difficulty OF breathing, when fortunately hold The
"tcoplcs Pamphlet, which the of Mcsrs. Bnn
Cone and others, which induced Try Perry Davis Nc:c
liable Pain kici, and strange may appear derived
benefit from the Of twenty bottle had
done from all Other medicines. used four bottles
Pain Killer, and heart. and better health
heretofore done for II number of Years.
Iah lb-lm GUSTAVITS A. tELOY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-14

TuE COURSE OF TRUg LoyE.-Iu the Cobasset Mas
sachusetts. poor-honse there lives nj this time an
aged rauper who has attained TO the somewhat re-
nnrkahle age Of eighty. six years and in The same
establishment lives an enliquatcd dame who il his
junior by eight summers. Notwithstanding the fros-
'iness with which many winters have naturally in
vested this venerable couple it Ia said that they still
retain SUFFICIENT warmth OF affection to institute deep
reciprocal attachment and the aged pair are warmly
DESTROYS, even at their late day of perpetraling mat
rimony. But the lady being n resident of the town
OF Hull. which pays her BOARD TO Cohasset and the
old gentleman belonging to Gohasset difficulty has
n'sn IN their case, and the course of their true love
has been crossed by the town of Cohasse protesting
On the ground that II their mutual desire is consum-
mated both OF them will come upon that town for sun
port, and the subsidy from Hail te lost. The mar
ties warmly plead their desire but the selec,meu are
'nexoraoe, and it is most likely that their nupials
will be indefinitely postponed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-14

saie prizes seneraiiy. Wy
Avytss-0rcep brisk q, - 50aaoo per bbL for prime
BAcos.-supTy good continue my quoafons 81 iobWh
ets
BsAa-whit-bri.k al f.5O04i.T5 q bashel
IIgrswA x.-3xlf33 cents.
BrTrm-Frrs fos table scarce. demand at 2o3o cts
In firkiHs, plenty, and dun q faGe y CENTS
CORN yellow - cts. White sTk cts.
Co.'s MEai---In demandt o3tbg7 crnis
CgaEsT.---Iames River u. Gonei.9 ..x.
ss: Unpeaied do, vi oeGses 10 y bash
FLotRThc receipts continue ilghtwith good demand
quote snperdne saooGttasS Extra sdsI@tass; Family
f6.s71{Tu1
FLANsEFWth large receipts The price las declined 10
tl.&39BI.2a
FEATnsns.--G3Gli5 cents
FERtnRsRs-I.arge ssppy. No. Peruvian Guano CO.'S
b ton Of 2s6 n's; ktsse's Manipulated dunno s.sp; som
plate $1,000; Ihosiho Peruvian Guano tpz't
1.uiin Bone Ash Gaano also; Rufu's Tobacco Manure
&i,5p: Kunn's Ground Bouc Ash $3.50; Ground Plaster
loose. 4gel; Packed In bags OF Casks fli.W.
GLASS skNpttnver s616b6s5; Timothy t2I56p$2so: Or
chaei sisslti0 ana Grass u oo9*ila; Evergreen $500
GiNsESu.-;siftH5 cents.
HAy.-sl.Du6Sti.lgk Il 100 Ba
InoS--Aouniaia tsadpt9o; Weavcr.s 800 q ton.
L,HD.-suppiy good at ltG112cents
LHETboinasiown *la0dtt 60 Mountain su4D9o cents.
oSiass-Nhiie sgdesI1 eta. lied 6.01I5 els b bushc.
OArsHith large receipts, note Decline and quote
White at 81 cents; Black nj IA cents.
PEss-fiackeyed fh6b f2O Black or Cow Pea ff0I$l
fo1AroEs-l5dgs,}4 cenis--seconling to quality.
TunAsrolr receipts conane full for the ranging
from peor Lngs TO common Bright Wrapper good SHIP
ping Fancy Wrappers Offering qnoic Lugs, $Z2d1 81
Bright Clean Working t3D0G&s00; Common Leaf Tobacco
fLoaGtf12a: Common bright Wrappers ss00o*l200 Good
Bright Wrappers 2l5DdG1 1880
WnrAr.with smnll receipts have to notice improved
feeling and quote Red 30D$l+0 for choice White 1880
$i4a.
Wool -unwashcd 25 Washed $500 according To quail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-14

NEW EXPLOSIVE SnELi"--Expcrmcnts have
Lately leenmade ut the Poygone Of Vincenncs with
tn" explosive ball OF Devisne. These experiments
were made under the direction of C,n,muntlant
Neser Director OF the School of Vincennrs in pres
enae ot all the officers of the arsenal. The same
bail as that used by Jules Gerard, the lion-kiler,
son. lined with nm iron plate on the inside, and
planc3 ut distance 1T 100 icct Euish. Twelve
balls were fired, and every ono of them exploded
inside the caisson. After this experiment with
the Dcvisme bali experiments werc made with tho
improved rifle OF the Foot Ceasseurs, with the rev
bali oi Commando" Nesler. 81 the enormous dis
tlnce If half'a milo sixteen balls fred succes.
'vely struck target only yard square; onc ha II
ct the balls tonehed the centre mark This seems
to bo the last limit in the perfection of infantry
firearms.
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AGRICULTURAL PRosrrcrs ~ ENGIASp.-The
week 6pened with deal Of rain, but cleared M
or Monday and that aud tho following day were
more favorable Field work on the highlands
went on steadily; but tho wind having yc'rcd
round to the northeast. il became very cold again,
with frosty nights. Taking the grept variety and
sudden changes into account, all work is in hack
ward State. From tho Wolds of Lincolnshire
under date of Thursday i. wns remarked, Spring
sowing cannot BIO commenced for though last
night was free from frost land it WAS the first
night Tor many days, aud almost wceks.) rain aud
seet have superyened aud the lad is in II very
unfit state for tho reception of seed The turnips
a'e now nearly. If not entirely ESQ to speak fin,
ishcd, and ~ prognosticptcd some weeks ago. il
rs Il serious problem how stock can exist until
grass comes, of which Mt present there is not n
remote prospect This is tho worst year farmer.
have known for many years. despite Mr.. Glad
Il mes assertion, for in addition to II bad crop of
roru. animals are comrclled to fly to the yrararv
hr support. Tho agricultural prospects" are
therefore Of gloomy character. and for the mo-
incnt scarcely CLEAN of hope is to be seen in the
distance. Even the high price of meat does not
compensate for the heavy cost of feeding without
tho benefit of turnips and nangel. wurztel. -
Mark Lane Express, March II.
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w OrdS of Caution

II 10 tell leaders
G springs iho-hoL lic country had been poisoned
iaa, ~ had discovered anloc To its effects them
t,c hope al aNtrn- da ala. II tell that
had discovered n,he Of casrc enough for them and mud
tial We "oe prepared 10 share wii them, moi would refuse
our aid 10 iorlhc Bet health Is valuable than Riches
no" nneh more saiie should they be To learn that great
iauacea has been compounded ii puo!. vegetable and
Ina, Us curative powers lt l,s certain light und
dfALesS AcrI We give instances? If call pro-
priior OF BAkEl"S BlIIElo aud examine myrIals
crritc'es, iruu nl soca"s OF the South, OF persons
been cured OF D5Sjj by s all healing
them viii The old
made, cNiltn. this BirrKEs Ic skies bl1s
dchrr ir lis powers But lis mol confined
10 ln stpsi Nervous Headaches yield r.ad, powers
Torpid lser become csencd and made active by lis nlu
Sour etonies nude healthy lis ncu,ralziny Of
itcts Indigestion disappears when il enters organs of life
when met b, these trrfRs Is promptly disne, md becomes
harmless Ms thousands Of persons have certified
Isiv and S when that devastating county,
BAklRs BlilIo viii not remedy all the ills humanity
hui such diseases are caused by the stomach and bowels
' yield Ia lis strengthening effects, and speedily driven
from lse SYSTEM All VINO need tonic shouidtry it, and be
Come their Judges of its virtues.
fr sale b.. all tine Druggists In Isnchburg, all the
PRINCIPAL Druggists i'll the city OF Richmond,
gina: also, OF Mcssrs. Chds slot Co.
j. u; H. h. Staler TO-. baltimore, Md d. b. Miller
ington- n.y.; aDd Barnes ~ Park y. !.
or,irrs nlle.l by addressing l.. BAKER ProprietoY
Enhm Vn
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CLIO !HlsG! CL0THiNG!I CLOTMIsGi!I

nddton Ia the large AMI fashionable stock of READY
u MADE CLOTHING purchased have engaged ls rate
Cutter. and will! date. great bart of
my stock at home Having bought Sools from Importers
and Commission Houses, offer great inducements 10 The
public Garments will be made short notice. and good III
always warranted My friends aud all lovers of holc and
southern manufacture, requested 10 lairOize No. will
hold owl great Inducements l." cash and prompt paying custom.
crs My sleek embraces Geaemcn, Youths and Bows Cloth
Ing of description; also, Furnishing tuos suc M
shirts Collars, GlNrs tits 1andk crclhf Drawers socks
seors, Trunks, tarpei Bags. aud number of other uri
ecs. 10 Country Merchants will say, that am nav irr
rpare Than ever as wis sell ~ cheap ous Ibis
sni of baltimore. To call aul,y uImy I'm. ,r.la
iIr Ids trouble. M Gi't;GE Nh i, y IN z
l-NScnBrGG April ii, 1890
T. S.A considerable number good hand, c,n IN, st,,d,
'npo! mei and prices paid for wors a, tho Sn,
crn Clothing Manu- clnry. Ian Il.t,l "A ~
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From Rev, DR.. Rosser.

" @Sy@ EDITOR OF THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
pe-S sEMriE's lNfl0MnLE BAKIxa PowDER.-Al persons
nd light sweet aud wholesome loaf bread biscuits, batter
ahl wheat eAes, purchase this powder with conf
dcr The MATERIALS perfectly harmless and more pleas
ahi than Soda, snirrgs, &c. No fear of tread. The
u ri viii MAKE the hest sweetest bread in the shortest
r''s'lt Time save time labor and exnense and dis
Apl".nls, the simple directions observed,
Besits, 1t is in virginia, and is invention
hnLeciom john W. Garick, manufacturer aud soe polr
et"r Echmond, Va. We know him. and have ii, aud
r"miHnd 1t as The best tried Get and mind the M
r.;ons Itch II.,s
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New Grocery and Commission House.

w M. III. ROSE &c DIR. A. F.. WILLS
associated themselves together under the sly c aud
- nrn OF wiiLiAM II. ROSE u CO.. and have taken tho
use NO. ie Main Street. door 10 Lee Rookie Taylor,
ior The purpose Of conductinga ? =
General Grocery ana Conrnfss ion Bus.ness,
az, unho4cEKiEs, STAPLE DRY GOODS, md LIQUORS of
w a and every Other article usually Kept in Firs Glass
Wm WHEAT r ,Re sls Of bAcoN LARD BuTTEh FLouE
oerai advances Produce han Consigned for sale
eash lime sales when required
an we ask from HE public to call and examn& stock
profits. ~ -" f ''' ~ ~
sH- No trouble 10 show (oods y Ia - family
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LOFTIN N. Elicit, Clerk.

RicrNoNp, 26tli March, 1850
The Judgment mentioned in the aforesaid ht,ng
been paid in accordance with The provisions said Decree
shall proceed, TUESDAY the 11ih day April next
the hour "f O'clock r. NJ, In the city u" Iyicburg npon
premise commencing with the property mentioned in
decree TO sell thu property described in said decree,
thereof be satisfy the judgment in the de-
set FORTH aud THE an the charges sale
TERMS rs provided for inthe decree.
WIN. F. WATSON, Master
rnh 2S dt1Iap Comr in Chancery.
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pe'i'ss arc III soou repair, anu IN desirable neigh
TEaSsreasoaabls. and viii be mA.s known on III. .v -,
:y- will sell at The same time, NEGRO WjMaN h.
longing to {. II. iardy's estate. s = + '"AN' ne
up s-ets = : = = - = y, n. GORDON, Admir-
IN the United Court ~. Circui, and y.
L District, Friday, Deccmbcr lTts ISIS: "s'"a
Goam Davenport and John Patterson citizens and tnh
tanls Of The stae Of Aabnna and merchants ind ns,
trading under The firm and style OF Davenport pa,lr.
sometimes called g. Davenport palierson pianms"
William l. saunders lanes Chalmers James Saunders. Tho,
executors Of David saa'. sr deed Deenian.s
and ;hcrcupon, upon consideration thereof ordered MI
judge. and cereed, that unless the judgment mentioned in The
bill Of the eomplainants amounting The sum of one ,
sand and twent, dollars and hlecn cents win i,a
r i'm the sae IF Aaa 1 9n op Hs heinz
september, In the Year ls I'LL paid and fort, dollars and
gehe' with ne costs of Tire compliments in this suit To he
taxed by the Clerk of this Court which sums are due from
cplainans shall paid by the said VIM H. Saunders tyth
san, ,, on Gr ed p, tse 10th Of Ai then
Ibis such par cre The Muster herein after men
Oh money herein brre mentioned which pr"Uerx S sums
the house aud lot iestloed in the deed sail Wi liam
day May, 1850 and thc CLERKS oGc. Of ' t
Court of Hastings for the city Of Lynchbrg The 5h day Of
William L. Saunders family residence situated at The head
Of Main street IN The sy If Inebnrs. and bieh There is
William L. Saunders Of Robert cawiho. Also other properly
Saunders aud Mary his wife, said Iancs Chalmers trs
Tee which decd bears date the ih day May In The year
, and is OF record on the day following Clerks Office
of the Court of Hastings for the city Of lyncbuy which pro-
perry described all his the said W Sauncrs' interest
In certain lus and lot the head Third or Church
street, In the city Of ynchbnrg and occupied by John O.
Anms which Interest equal undivided half part =; that
the property described aforesaid sud public auction
upon lhe pemiss IN tho city Of snchburg r cash. the
highest bidder by " iam T. Wasn of the Masters
this Court after giving ten days notice, least of time
aud place Of sale in two Of the newspapers published in said
city; and that proper conveyance. without general warranty
he executed for the property sold by James Chalmers
trustee In the deeds mentioned and possession delivered by
said trustee and of HE pares 10 tins may have
possession Of said property Ia the purchaser thereof upon pay
eh "i the purchase monc! t" the said Master and that said
MASTER, upon tie receipt of said purchase money do forthwith
deposit the the Bank Virginia, 10 the crc, of this
and subject to the order Of this and the said
nkc report o his proceedings this Court, n final
decree. \ Cupy--fesic,
IOFTIN N EIIETT f1erl
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Dir. Barboar arss aud addressed the multitnd
| before him.
IFS speech vas > most eloquent and classic prodae
,on. and Il viii afford great plesssfeio Jay 10 be
\ fore our readers NJ The earliest opportunity.
| Mr.. Barbour frqaenily interrupted By ap
| plaase, and when he concluded, both ladies and
gentlemen joined In the hearty cheers that were gives
him. p
Mr.. AacFarland aga In arose, and stated that tbs
moment had arrived for rnseiling the Statue; and al
given signal the Armory Band struck up national
nil the cannon ofthe Fayete ARTILLERY began 10 fire
salute of 10 guns and the veil fell from the Statne,
disclosing to the view Of the multitude the beau-
fal work Of art, which ali desired 10 see and which
all who had seen Mr.. Clay in life, pronounced per-
feet.
The Statue represents Mr.. Clay In speaking
position, his len hand resting on n pedestal and
his right slightly extended. The face, 10 us, seem
ed perfect could make IT, and the entire figure
dress and all is most natural to those who knew that
great man.
TnE PROCESSION.
After the military had had an opportunity TO see
the Statue, the line OF procession again formed,
and after marching up Broad street sons distance was
dismissed,
TBR PAVILION
Which is TO be erected over the Statnc, will prove
to the Capitol Square. and will do honor
to the taste Of Mr.. Henry Exall, its architect The
drawings are nov NIL ready for tho workmen, who
will complete il with little deay::as possible Thus
tar only the fountain stones aud the granite pedestal
on which the Statue stands have been omple,ed-
The pasiiio Is TO be Of ron OF shape the
entablaurc being supported by eight Cointhian col
ufnns fifteen feet in height The diameter Of the
eHt9hia1ge being twenty-five tceiand Is to be high
u otuainentcd. The distance from the base OF the
monument 10 the apex of the pavilion will he thirty
Two feet All the granite used is to be ofthe best
james River similar to thai furnished for The WASH
insion monument aud is to be preparedb y Mr.. j. W.
Mctioy
The iron work has been contracted for nv Mr.
T. ]. Bowers this CITY, and will bc executed at his
tounsitr corner ofaih aud Cary streets We had cs-
prccl 10 furnish our readers with representa- on
Of The pavilion as IL appears IN pnper hul owing 10
nts aahlr aitlicuitcs; fitted 10 get II engraved in
time Asa picture il ia highly credjahlr to the archi-
teci. aud when erected will prove attractive
\ Noyrl CAss-Toa lorxG TO Many Yrr.-The
Cincinnati Press states that IA novel rase of bois3,
-ss4ss nsolviae curious all important aapstons OF
Law .sas lrcd before JaI,e : " Moore, of the Cir
cum q ant C,yinpton kautnrkY ,rren,v 4 rosi
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)oLlcE NoriCE-The city ordinances require all sr,ets
lanes and alleys to be swept before 10 O'Clock A. NJ on
n a ,ne arr from the back lots b. deposited In Ike heaps
are Forbid 10 Mt large and The ordinances require the
"nlan license r keeping them Hogs going ut large arc
required to be taken and sold benefit W The roora
Hon would earnestly the citizens conform 4, the
ordinances and thereby relieve of dsagreeabc duty of
nplt JOHN MITcUAN Nas,av po,..
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mnMHhmAL.
LYkCHBURG MARKETS,
A. 3. FUCKER

.4fI
pr ODU CE Il no X Err
Is3 MAIN sTEEk1.
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eHThe.e quotations. /. viii be understood Fspreseni rels
.afc prizes sraeraiy.
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Travellers Going North
New Books.

New Books.
'u'uE oiBLit Al. REASON WlY-A hand book for Bib,,
cal Students recommended by clergyman of all deuori
Nations foEns by Miss Mulock, author John HALIFAX den,
urman Se SAY AND SEAL, work. BY tho aulnnrs 81
Wide Wide World; : just received by ~ ~ "
ap1t PAYNE & pr Acycorr
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ONCoNsIGNMEsT AND FOR sALE-loo 4 Sacks Extra
~ Tiour' oy VIM. II. ROSE CO,
No ~ MAJ
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IorNSs i saa S OF BACON LARD BUTTER FEArH
FRS oak Tan Sole 1euthers Cotton Yarn and CORDS
sesas =! al prices co Coal on very superior onn5Isy
and allow Candles Clover seed and many otis,
For sale by Imb M rs nv i u ~ rsce.Nihg.
"
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The new Armorv Band. as an Introductory to
the ceremonies played the two national airs
- Iail Columbia" and "Sar Spaugled Banner"
| Vim. IL. mcfarland. ESQ., the Chairman of the
IN rectory, arose, and invoked order whilst the
r sv. Mr.. Peterkin, Of St. James (Episcopnn
Church, addressed the Throne of Grace
The Armory Band played another piece of nut
Isl ., ut the conclusion Of which
! VIM, IL. Mcfarland ESQ., arose. and introduce
led the orator Of the day. 1n the following appro-
lip, late remarks: m
| LADIES and Gentlemen The long cherished de.
isi;gn has reached at length it's confirmation. The
Lot atute Of the ilustrous Senator is in it's place
land awaits only the appropriate ceremonies to be
unveiled and displayed. Woman's patriotism
lproiectod, and it was her consistency which has
ltriumphed, in the of the noble conce ption
Ito transmit to future ages the exae ineaments Of
the heroic statesman who served to render his own
iage memorable. The statute of Henry CLAY is in
its becoming position. in grounds hallowed by me-
MORALS to Washington and his companions Fu-
tur, generations will be grateful for tho faithful
resemblance d the great man, whose memory
as an incentive to lofty and intrepid statesman.
ship, neither time nor mutations can obscure. In
the clear light which circled his lifs the world
3oeheld. not as through glass darkly, tho indie
tpendence. determination. DEVOTION wisdom, which
iabove and beyond applause, or homage, or place.
iprsf.rred and ever held fast the testimony of q
iEood conscience. Applause.
Bat DELAY the qualification in reserve for you.
II is the privilege Of my distinguished friend to
speak to You Of the patriot. whom many Of us
were permitted to know and revere-I need not
!say with what eioqnence and how well have
ne honor 70 introAScs Benjamin johnson Barbour,
Vi ESQ, Of Orange, ';.,8
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-14

- tcrs just to hand and for sale by " w P'iA' ID"
npl jill. THOMPSON Druco,t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-14

INlNE SILVER WATCH ESWe ON hand the best lot
OF Silver Watches W. have offered sale They
will be Hdrrtated TO work well, and will be SOLD low.
j. WILLIAMS Il SON,
Mail Sircat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-14

hiAMOND RINGS AND rINs--Sinec Stone AMI Cluster
~ Diamond Rings Pins crosses in great variety W.
will We pleased In show them them on reasonable terms
apl2 j. WILLIAMS & SON S Main St