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. Maryland State d osglas) eonpeation.

ton has been held here in the Hall of the Maryland
Institute The attendance, was not large. AL the
counties were represented and full electoral ticket
was appointed Via asta s9sT3 y f.aEt -
IS The State Democratic Convention which met in
March nominated electors but since the split in the
party nearly all Of them have expressed their pre-
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READ AVID ENQuIRR. 6

ANY ONE WISHING TO ENGAGE IN BUST.
IA ness that respectable any in the State is IN
Carolina and is quite profitable and requires less capital
to keep up than other business that be engaged
erwse to the Editor of the G. Standard who win m
form me- and viii give reasons for wishing to SELL Terms,
&c. Apply early.
August 81, 1860 azwtf !
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&, 80. NOTICE
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
August 81, 1850.

HAVING LOCATED IN THE CITY OF RALEIGH.
IL take this opportunity inform the Public gener.
ally that am prepared TO make contracts for pubic or
private Buildings in any part of The State the most
yorable terms am also prepared furnish Granite in
Its rough state for building other dressed
Orders for Stone addressed to me through the Post Of
nee Box 24s, or left in Of James Puftck viii meet
with prompt attention. = 8 =
August %, 1850. : GStJan.l.
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Official Vote for Governor.

We have received official or otherwise reliable
returns of the recent vote for Governor in this State
from all the counties except Polk. omitting this
county the vote stands
For Ellis 59.11S
For Pool 1904
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SYRACUSE, N. Y, Aug. :l5-The Committee on
Electors are holding session tonight at the syria
cuse House. The Committee Of the Bell and Everett
tiations between the two bodies are entirely harmo-
NOUS thus far and will result in the presentatonof
Douglas electoral ticket acceptable to the Union
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Politieal On ~.

n New IYoRx iAug. H.-It is reported that both
Democratic State Conventions. through their Com
mittees have agreed that Brady shall resign in favor
of Kelly for Governor with the contingency Of going
to the q. 8. Senate.
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Old Joe Lane, the candidate Of the Secessionsts
and Disunionists for the Vice. Presidency, left Ra-
leigh on Thursday for Chapel HilL-RuL Register
Such are the terms in which the Raleigh Register,
the principal clapper" in the Bell faction Of this
and soldier to his native State. Gen. Lane is na-
tive Of this county and contempIates visit to the
old homestead shortly. We venture the assertion
that no man in Buncombe, Of any party, VIII be
found guilty Of similar rudeness.-Ashcile News
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Elections.

ARKAssAs.-It is now stated that Rector, indie
pendent Dougfas) Democrat is elected Governor of
arkansas over johnson, regular NOMINEES, and for
Breckenridge Hipdman, DEM, is elected to Con-
gress from the first district Gannt, Independent
Democrat beats Mitchell, Dem, 70: Congress in
the Southern district as,ss
AIssouRI-Jackson, Douglas Democrat is elected
governor by majority oyer both his competitors
kENTucKY.-Gen. Lesly Coombs is elected Clerk
Of the Court of Appeals by at least % 200 majority
lie is for Bell and Everett, but it is said the Doug
las Democrats, as general thing, voted for him.
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Missouri Politics.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 1.-THE Bulletin publishes
card signed by Senators Polk and Green, declaring
that their suggestions of a State Convention in
which the friends of Judge Douglas should be rep
the principles of the party united on the platform
of the last Convention, has been rendered nugatory
by the opposition of the friends Of Judge Douglas,
and therefore submit to those Democratic voters
standing the Missouri platform, who are resolved
to defend and maintain the principles enumerated at
the Breckenridge National Convention, in regard to
the necessity of perfectng the organization of the
party with the view of conducting the Presidential
in this State energetically and successfully
propose the assembling of State Convention
3 James M. Hughes, member of the Democratic
National Committee for Missouri, concurrng in the
policy proposed by Senators Green and Polk, has
called convention to be held at Jefferson City,
Thursday, the Goth of September; which eonyen-
ton will revise the electoral ticket and take such fur
Their action the interest of the party may require
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30 Mrs. HoIr, wife of the present Postmaster
Uensral, died in Washington City on the 14th inst
one was daughter of POSTMASTER General Wick
life, of Kentucky. <gSf8
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We are requested to state that the Little River
Primitive Baptist Association viii commence on
Friday before the last Sunday in September, at
Middle Creek Meeting House, IA miles South Of
Raleigh, and continue three days
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Shareholders are said to be about one thou
SAND visitors now at Saratoga Springs. No-doubt
is capital place for Southerners to spend money
at
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az Weregret to learn that Mr.. Sinclair, of the
Fayetteville Carolinian, has been necessitated to
nave the middle finger of his right hand ampqtated
A OOne-felon was, we believe the cause. We hope
ne may speedily recover.
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For the State at Large
Districts:

ALFRED NJ. SCALES, OF ROCKINGHAM
- ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.
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ATrEHTIoN. oAK-C1TY GUARDS.

}tk MEET AT YOUR ARM0RY. ON MONDAY.
and COURT MARTIAL & e-77Z g
By Order of the Captain. - - - 8
August q, 1855. cit =
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aBooKs REcENTLY 'PlEUBIIsHED.

II IFE OF STEPHENeA. DOUGLAS-Ul IS. Senator
Ia from Illinois with bis important Speeches and
Reports; By member of the Western Bar. 3 - q. -
= DR. OLDHAM AT GREYST0NES, and his talk there
= FUNDAMENTAL IDEAS OF MECHANICS AND tx
PERIMENTAL DATA ;,By "A, MORN. Revised, EFansiit-
ed and reduced to English Units Of Measure By Joseph
The History issr Of HERoDoTUs-x new English
version edited with copous notes and appendices hus
trated illustrating the History and Geography Of Hero
dotus from the most sources Of and
emBodying the chief results historical and eihnogfaph
cal which have been obtained in the progress euneoEm
and & M y Ge G.
sisted BY Henry RaHlinson, B. C. b. and SirJ g. VIII
kinson, =. s. In four volumes with Maps and
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FOR PRESIDENT:
John C.. BRECKENRIDGE,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10 LANE,
OF KENTUCKY
OF GRECO

ELECTORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND vICE-PREsIDENT.
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3 -! ~ YERss MIRACULOUS EERM1N DE
the Oldest aud best remedy known for Ex.
se r RATS ons NICE, c0CKR0AcHEs, BUGS.
49,. = usQUIT0 rs, FIEAs, MOTHS GEAlE.
WORMS and GARDEN INSECTS -
- Principal Depot, 6is BsoApvAr. n. " q
Sold BY an Druggist sssryislsrs. IS s9sh
May Is, 1860 ase.-vxsxsr,
7 BARRY,s TRIcoPHERoUs i The bsst nd
cheapest article for dresspg beautiying cleansing curl
ing preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' ry Il.
Sold BY all Druggists and Perfumers. 49,
March H. 1850. - 11<-wxswsmoa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18

SHOCKING SUICIDE OF A FIRGiNIAN.-Tho Mem
phs Enquirer Of Sunday says:--A strange and
melancholy cas-" OF suicide took place in this city
yesterday The victim was young man named
John E. Jones, aged abnut 81 years. and son Of
Dr. Basil NJ. Jones, of Charlottesville, Va The
circumstance connected with the case are as fol.
lows: Mr.. Jones. who for severrl days past, has
been stopping ut tho Worsham House, in this city,
repaired to his room yesterday morning about III
O'clock where ne remained until nearly
o'clock, having employed himself in the mean
time by learning into small fragments large
number OF letters. Shortly after one o'clock, and
about the time the guest OF the house were taking
dinner, report of pistol was heard, and nearly
FIVE minutes afterwards second report proceed.
ing from the same locality. The officers Of the
house Immediately rapaired to the room from
whence the report came, but for time were
able to gain admittance the door being securely
locked. An entrance, however, was effected by
forcing the door, when ono Of the must horrid
sights, upon which man ever gazed, presented
itself to view. Mr.. Jones was lying on the bed,
still alive though he had shot himself twice, both
balls entering his head, one through the left
corner Of the right eye, the other through the
right of the left eye, the latter ball having
torn off half his nose, and almost eide OF his
head. The unfortunate man writhed in the most
terrible agony for full half an hour alter being
discovered, when death kindly put an end to his
suffsrings; and his soul, unbidden, took its fight
into eternity. Mr.. Jones was native Of Virginia,
and of one Of the most respectable families in the
State. He was graduate Of the University of
Virginia, and is said to have been highly accom-
Wished scholer. For several years be has been
engaged teaching school in Mississippi, but during
the past few month"; has been the teacher of n
school near the Female College. about two miles
from this city. lie did not leave behind him any
thing. as far rs known. by which the canso OF the
rash act can be conjectured. --...
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18

DEGREES CONFERRED, = At the recent comm ence-
ment Of William and Mary College Va, .hsdegree
OF Bachelor of Arts wis Conferred upon J. F!nier
Hubbard, Of Jan,es City, and Tlomns Jefferson
Stubbs, of Gloucester. The honorary degres OF
A, NJ. was conferred upon II. b. Brown Of Virgin
ia. and alumnus Of William and Mary, and Pro-
lessor elect Of Ancient Languages in the univer-
sity Of Mississippi. The honorary degree OF Or.
of Divinity was conferred upon the Rev. William
Hodges Of North Carolina, and upon the Rev. Geo.
+. Wilmer, Of Virginia, and the degree Of Doctor
Of Laws upon the Rev. Silas Totem, d. D., Presi-
dent of the University of Iowa.
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ke THERE PssA.f. " aisrss. which destroy. The
49, happiness and eanst4t a inay1dankz snd nmllt.
70 the sAmo extent - Dssnspsie " z&isess1lsss5-7
freious Ia The discovery The oxrsssAsrp svrss. thes
sAes no madeleine accessible 10 those suiax s Wide
P.sad disease hich rel ssed In any aarksd dexree
pe power 81 huse bsrs aver NE ahevo amsa dsesse
wen as over all .h<e having eAr oes Ia ,npsee, Digestion
snd functional dep.es al Ne saAek . zeal n AsfAssa s1
@saTH DstOffy beyonA NJ question: ariiIaE.a45 Il
speedy aud permausnt VI the ssyercss and
sunnSrn cases On record sei nsoa lhIs et
copy II q Letter I,ossa ss,Asel TsadkTp ~ bssssoK
A.. 4, =, =, DkIEoiz. Mish. June "a, 1880,
Messrs W Fowls Co. kessen -ln srferenc~ to the
v9fenattd Bilers thai ansr havtnr the
nr several manhs ADD ann a,iax gala sad asinrs
w M, stomach was prevailed BY Attend wha had been
su,e1 .! IN sane metcine Icy lei,le ren Oxyrena.
VI oiters beiero nslng bali betle greatly relieved
aha ny The time had used two bottles half was eur.,
Nh. and still remain -. know o. more dis
uessne even than which have entirely cnrrd
hls ainale mecne; and gives me grcs. pleasure 10 RI
em"hd 10 any and oil who may safYss,ng NOM hi
School, = ~'' WV
Prepared by $. W. FowIE co. Bos,os am, for sn,c h.,
lillian A. siroiher d co, aud John IT. srsy lynrhburs
,ngh AnPbell G. H.; and b, nil DraeRst and dealers Il
medicine throughoa, the coantr, : ~ id
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Land near I,vnchburg.

OFFER for sale my FARM Big ogos.um Greek mile,
cleared least 80 probably az Acres Of which good low
Eoanl The qualify e. hs land the crops VIZ show Near Ss
DWELLING is YOUNG ORCHARD OF choice Freit, *
containing some 400 Trees g0odly portion OF the ~
As shall be absent until October or November next
would refer any wishing to know terms DC, W MI H.
euiupter Wluston's Hill --.-.s
le sets(Rsp copy.] T. C. JENNINGS.
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VA. AND Ky. RAILRoAD.-In obedience to the
order of the Board OF Public Works, meeting Of
the stockholders in the Va. and Ky. Railroad was
held in Estilville, Scott county. on the I'd inst for
the purpose of recognizing the company.
Hon. John b. Floyd elected President ;
Henry S. Kane. Esq, Of Scott. and Robert NJ
Bales, Esq, OF Lee, were elected Directors on the
part OF the Company and CT. Claudus Crozet
was appointed Chief sEngineef. r. W. IIughs
Esq, of this place. has been appointed President,
pro tenn.
We understand that there will be another meet
ing Of the Company at Estiville next Tuesday.
1lbtngdon Democrat.
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Markets.

baltimore July l7-Flour dull. Howard ST..
ONO, 80 . Wheat steady. white 81 3oaSI so;
red 81 2o@Sl 20 Corn dull aud unchanged.
yellow o4a6oc; white T2a75c. Provisions firm.
Whisky quiet at 20l
New York, July l7.-Flour firm: Southern
S.9o to $500. Wheat firm: Kentucky White
Si-oo. Corn declining Mixed 50 cents Yellow
western 10 cents. Pork heavy at SIS so TO 10 SO;
Prime $3.50 tn Sl4 %. Sugar firm and uctiye
Orleans 64 to 6s cents; Muscpvado 81 to - cents.
Coffee firm: RIO l4l to l4t Gems Orleans Mo.
lasses 80 cents. Turpentins steady at SO to 80
cents. Rosin heavy at so cents. Rice firm and
uaehanged. Stocks active and highe.: Virginia
Sixes o.
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday evening, July IA, at the resi-
dence " the brides father by Moses d. Hoge. D.
, D.. Mr.. JAMES B. FIcxLlN, Of Richmond Va, to
Miss FANNIE AUGUSTA, daughter Of William l..
Pannii. ESQ.,, Of Chalk Level, Pttsylvania coun-
". Virginia i...4t .a .i Oes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18

AT NETTING Of the Union State Central Com
mite" at Richmond, on the 18th. ten members
added to the Committee. and it was recon-
mend to the friends Of Bell and Everett to Or
ganze cluts in every village and town ~ tic
State,
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parted company. The inder returnstJ Rishunnd
to hs published as OF old. semi weekly. DIR VIM H.
PAnson has become sole proprietor If the Press,
paying. we understand, the sum Of So 200 to the
former proprietor, Mr.. Joha 7. Phillips. The
Press will advocate the Breckinrdge and Lane
unnnations.- Lsksrsbura Erpress.
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HolloWaY's Ointment

IL Is notorious that ndolent IN thu muscular
W. parts u" tho leg hraleA with safety III,
ohf! saves MS ointment alone penerates the
se {" hese axe and obstinate ulcers and them ra
a ana Without hazard !. seaaaly ecacious for all
Wha pusuies nnamnauona and wounds. sold the ,nau
nnciory, No 80 Maiden Lane New York and by ali druggist
al BE, N3c., and Al Nor lnf = -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18

AN ALARMING DIsEAsE.-For several weeks past
an alarming disease has prevailed in the adjoining
tnwn Of fredericksburg in the county of Giles.
We learn that the disease battles the skill Of the
most skiliful physicians. All who take the dis,
1t seems die. Thus far considerable num-
Der have died-as high as Eve in one family. The
mails between Mechanicsburg and oil the adj hin
ing towns have discontinued. The disease is
called by physicians Diptheria-which means
black tongue or sore throat 1t seems that when
an individual is attacked by the disease the tongue
swells until it chokes them to death. We will
endeavor to get further particulars by our next
issue 1dzepsH Adroca'c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18

TIE MOUNTAIN RErREArs.---Ws understand
that there are six hundred visitors now at
the old White Sulpher Springs. Greenbrier cum.
ty Va, and proportionate number at the other
mountain retreats in ts vicinity. There seems to
be no doubt but that the noun tans of Va, will be
visited by larger number Of visitors this season
rhan ever before
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18
Hair Dye Hair Dye u Hair Dye.
GM, 4. BATC1IEI0R'S HAIR DYE,-Tilr On

11dlr DSS .rr,f IKE pSss n, 8; Hall ~
w. GNAL AND BEsrIs rRE WnRLp-AH others
limitations and should he avoided il you wsh ape rdi-
culc.
GRAY RED or Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly to beautiful and
Natural Brown Baek without nj, 10 the Hair Skin.
Fifteen Metals ara Diplomas have been awarded 10 VIM.
A. Baehcor since So and 80 ooo applications have
10 the Hair Of the Patrons of his famous Dye
Nm A. BAICiEioH's HAia DYE produces cocr 10 he
distinguished from nature and is atrdnfed impure
the as however long 1t be continued, and The l.ocs
Dad by rcmedied; The Hair nvgorated Life by This
Splendid Dye,
all cities and towns of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers
~ The Gelinc has the and address upon steel
plat. engraving four sides Of each Box
WILLIAM A. BATCIIELOE.
NH l3-dScly-l sMP-AGo.1 10 Bond street, New York.
A- THE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, Contracts
&C. WILLS, &c., upon short notice.
sept 29-is WIN. D. BRANCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18

OLD Sol, usually so staid. diguifed and exact in
cerforming the routine Of his mission, is going to
vary his clock work operations this morning by
getting up IN eclipse, for the special benefit Of us
sublunary mortals. 1t will commeace at twenty
minutes past seven in the morning, and will end
ut twenty four minutes past nine, having dura-
ton Of two hours and four minutes. During its
continuance, the planets Mercury, Vensus Jupi.
ter and Saturn will be visible together in the form
of a rhombod An exceedingly rare occurrence
n. some centuries will eapse before snch rpec
tacle can be again witnessed. The shadow of the
moon will first come in contact with the earth Mt
the rising Of the sun in the northern part ofTexns
Passing in . northorly and then in q southerly
course. it will quit the American continent ut
lIudson's Strait. and the Atlantic to Spain,
about, one-fourth of which will be in total dark
ness for a space Of several minutes. It's course
will then continue over Africa, crossing the Nile.
when 1t will disappear 10 Nubia. near the Rcd
Sea. The best place to observe it will be in Spain
and scicntihc men are congregating in large nun
bers. The best place to observe it in this country
will be at Astoria in Washington Territory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18
Words of Caution

w OrQS OF caution.
GDES> IF to fell readers TINT the wells and
~ springs Throughout The had been poisoned aud
that had discovered ani,c cecis
would gladly avail themselves discovery With
the hope of aNerng death. II 10 tell them that
had discovered mine Of treasure, enough them
prepared to share with hcn would
aid But health IL Sauahle
much graed should they he learn TINT gree
anacea compounded purely vegetable
that it's powers little less certain than light
darkness Need give you nstaneesf Iso call III, pro-
pfer OF BAKERS Buffers and examine the myriads Of
certificates from all scctiohs of the South of persons who
cured OF Dyspesia by its all bing properties X
you will vouchers Of old and young nal"
male cxtong this BTrrEs TO the skies and Blessing rrosi-
powers But It's confined
u, epsia Nervous Headaches yield readily liz powers
Torpid Lycrs become quckened and made active BY lis intu
Sour soInchs made healthy by its neutrazng
eeis Indigestion disappears when enters the organs ofr
)arrra cannot resist its tonic powers And Cholera is II,
When met by these rrfR- Is promptly iisarned and becomes
harmless thousands OF persons have certified who used
s and o when that scourge was devastating the country
BAKkKs BlrIElS will not remedy all the ls Of humanity
bur such diseases caused BY the stomach and bowels
lilly yield to lis strengthening effects, and speedily driven
NOM the An who need tonic should IT, and
their own Judges OF its virtues
for sale by all the Druggss la Lynchburg, and by all the
prnum Druggists in the city Ut Richmond und elsewhere
Virginia; as, OF Messrs ChAs stot Il Co., Washington
D. -; IA. Stbier Co, baltimore, Md d. h. Miller
iHgid. n.y. and Barnes ~ Park, N. Y.
orders hiled by addressing J.. BAkER Proprietor,
heb 2i-dAcs Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18

FiRE.-A small stable 10 rear Of the residence
al DR.. II. g. Latham, Church street. was consum-
cd Are early yesterday morning. Thsloss was
small. The two IRE coin panies were promptly on
the ground and prevented the flames from spread.
;ns to other houses. The fire was the work of all
inrendiary.4 Is.a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18
Davis Pain Killer


MS ITO, TO- FERRY DAVIS \ SON s,-Dear slrs y feel
Your Pain Killer 10 the thousands nearly ns
.nrMay " the payements. striking my feet aud
than severely also sranng the the ankles When
carried home black swollen and The pain so
Intense 10 tanting. Immediately applied your Pam
Killer, and continued about ton minutes.
The second ia, The appearance greensh yellow.
lie "r pain and oda, can wink with my
Yours Respectfully, LSUGGITT, High 81
Providence Ma. igih, 1851.
The stain linen from the Pain Killer ~ cnsily re
mo'edb, washing II In aie'hol H Elm
Or - ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE sHa.
We PlEs 1NrALLiuLE BAKiSa POWDER, The best aud
cheapest preparation Known for making In u moments
without yeast and in elegant light
some Loaf Bread biscuits, Batter Buck wheat and
die Cakes Pudding Pier, aud Pas, o every description With
saving of time. labor and expense.
lfrom Rec. ThOmas Bia}ord)
MAIL Hill HRN Rico, l4th Ort Soy.
Dr. GARLIok Dear Srliavng used, ~ some
'Arnt your "Scmplcs Baking Powiern unhestangly pro
hnunrc T." be superior 10 any Thing thai has
iamiy for The purposes for which 1t b recommended.
THOMAS BsFonp.
PORTSMOUTH, March 10 1>5S.
chccrfully recommend "Scmpcs Baking Powder
most superior article used for making gt and sweet
Loaf RreAd, Biscuits, In the shortest possible
JONI JACK.
John W. GARLlCK.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
may 153m Riohinond Na.
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
Disappearance.

NEwARk. \. j.. July l7.A,--A aegro boy 20.
Campaigning Luther Rails. Of Augusta, Georges,
disappeared mysteriously to-day 1t is ihouehs
that he was run off by the Aboiitionists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-18

OFFICE OF THE PLANTERS SAVINGS RANK
,LYKoHsuHe July To- 1850.
UyIR Board Of Directors have declared dividend Of per
cent out Or profits Of said Bank payable to the Stock
hode on and Thursdsy the 18th inst at the Exchange
Bank tf=.4 EHf9 SAML W. bhELION, PR1sT
+ Nv i2-dIw ,- pantsFs Savings Rank.