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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26

ATTEMPT TO Blow UPA MANOR WAR;
During tile celebration Of the Emperur's Ietr
10 Venice an attempt was made to blow up
mammoth man. Ot-wsr, named the Kaiser
An account says: The attention Of a SEN
tinel on guard over the powder magazine Of
the Kaiser having been attracted by faint,
grating noise. seeming 10 issue froia the wood.
work, he gave the alarm. search was made,
and crouchng upon bis hands and knees was
discovered an individual, who, having sue
ceeded in boring an auger.aole into the pow
der magazine, was already inserting the wire
TO which was fixed The match which he had
destined TO blow up the vessel with every
soul on bodrd, the whole Of the ships lying IA
tie neighbor!lund, the Aichdnke and all his
company, Including besides the greater part
Of the town itself. The culprit belonged 10
the Kaiser. and turns out 10 be the officer
called 10 the Austrian service Second Cap
tain, which answers 10 FIRST lieutenant in or
own. lie was IT course immediately seized,
but. before he could be secured, had blown
his brains out with the pistol he carried in
his belt. lie was an Austrian"
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State Educational Association If North
Carolina.

The next annual Meeting Of this Associa-
ton will be held in Wilmington, the session
beginning at seven o'clock p. NJ. on Tues
day the 18th Of November.
As usual. the delegates will be passed over
the various railroads in the State for half
fare, and will be Hospitality entertained at
the place Of meeting.
The Committee authorized TO determine
the time and place Of meeting have felt bound
10 call the next session as far South as the
facilities for railroad travel would permit;
and this consideration. aud the excitement
preceding the presidential election. are the
re sons for fixing the time so late in the
year.
&c. II. WILEY,
sup. Com. Schools o. n. q.
Ereenfipe J. D. CAMPBELL.
Comaaifits. Recording Secretary.
&C.. COLE.
Corresponding Secretary.
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CARD TO.YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLE
MENThe subscriber will send FREE Of ehage) to all
who desire il, the Receipt and directions for making
simple Vegetable Batnl, that viii in from TO eight
days. re move Pimples, Blotches I'm, FeerkieS, Sal
lowness, and all impurities and raughncss If The skin,
leaving The same-as Nature Intended il should be-
soft, clear, smooh and ttamJuE Those desiring the
Recipe ith u instructions directions and adsice
will please call o. address with return posiage)
JAMES r.. MARSHALL,
PRieTicAL CHEMIST,
No. 80 City Buildings, New York.
Sep temher IL, 59-2m
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SION Il. ROGERS. chm,n.

" Papers friendly 10 The cause peafe copy, and
Keep 10 primo unij the llih Of October.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26

INCREASE OF PREsByTERIASisN.- John
Mcdowell, in his scmi-centenary sermon
makes the following interesting statement:
1.-The Pres. yterian Church was divided
in 1898, since which time there have been
Two General Assemblies. Both Assemblies
should be taken into the account in compar-
ing the Presbyterian Church as it now is
with what il was fifty years ago. In the
General Assembly If 1907. the first attend
ed. the number II delegates in attendance
was 81; the number in the two Assemblies
which met last spring was 467. The nuns
Der Of Synnds when entered the ministry
was ;lthe humber now. as reported to the
last Assemblies. is 81. The number of Pres.
byteries when | commenced my ministry
was 81 now il is 25i. The number Of mins
isters ~ The PRESBYTERIAN Church then was
$40; now il i s,765. The number of church.
rs then was 694 now it is 4,6S7 and the
number Of Communicates thrn was 1881,
now It Is 5G6.8sl. According to this state
ment the synods have been multiplied sew.
en times; The Presbyteries eight times; the
ministers ten times; the churches seven
times, and the COMMITMENTS twenty times"
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n O TICE

TO TEACHERS or PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
,EIloSE wishing certificates, Male or Fe-
male, will meet at the Court House on
saturday the 18th Of October, which i the
last examination for this wear.
WM. II. BROWN, c. b. :.
October q Gi--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26

The Washington D'patch. hitherto 4 very silly
conducted neuusl paper, impsed by sens. o. duty 10
,bs eosai,y. ha. d,d Ne neutrality, sni announced
determination "sobstly. ccureousy and ea,ns.tly, Il
ihe esieni o. Ne ability. 20 sisocs. The principle. Of
Che Constitutional Union party and the election Of Bell
and E,eset. a. the only sure means u restoring quiet
10 the county" TO cnsbs u Do % mere efficiently
n. present proprietor NJ Gsnsst has associated with
him 10 IL editorial msnssemsnt, Dr. J. w. wcoIen, a
gentleman Of high standing anil sbiliiy. and some a.
psfsnse 10 The management q The press.
NJ. woollsn, on sssumiaz The position says hs docs
4 with the ses ,isu Of sdvoeslins The principles q
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HILLSBOR0UGH, N. c.
wednesday, september 26. 1860.
EI.EC TO RS.
E ], Z z 7 o 8.
For the State al Large.
HON, GEO. q. BADGER. Of Wake.
DIR. r. X. SPEED. Of Pasquotsnk.

DIR. r. X. SPEED. Of PasquOtsnk.
Districts.
ia district, i. w. HINTON. OF Pasquoiank.
"a d.. CHARLES G.. CLARK, Of Craven.
81 do. q. n. DOckERY, Of Richmond.
4th do. l.. EDWARDS. Of Granville.
6lh do. ALFRED q. FOSTER. Of Randolph.
9Th do. HENRY WALsER. n Davidson.
9Th do. VA. r. BYNUM. Of Lincoln.
sth do. Gen. X. ". HENRY. of Macon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26
7. L. COOLEY.

Hill.bOtOush, n. C.. sspisaier 10, 1850.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26

The las, namber Of the Raleigh Register has the fol-
lowing pleasantly written remarks upon the sudden
and unexplained somerset which transformed the STAN
dard from defiant advocate Of Douglas TO the support
Of Breckinfijge.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-01
1dbrsBret1e

Ga Cur belD1Derel TellttltlBndbtl1e.
&tnwannerer unb 0eienre fplten fetr SOritGtte fetn, ebc fe itre
8ilette faufen unb fpaten tieiel6en muir ron lplhen an8sfteaten
Be,m ten iaufen, melGe BON ibrem @etalt leben, ntGt aber rDn
Matlern pfer 3mifdenirdsern, Ia fs FONT Der @efatr ausseiebt
inp, beibwnpelt Su merben ub ibr Sch unnipntt %aisoeben.
Ourdfabrt8z8tQette
mad aGen 9betfen bsS gDefens t6 gu bdten BET
Sb. s.. SiIDebran6t,
General Grnierdnteu.& tent Der Baltimore un6
Sbip= @ienbabn.
soson $50. 81 3bame8ltr., Baltimore
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GtIembobnen &c.
HA.2ss@ss:aHI #E A=ss tHEzzs::zzi;sssa44IEh Ga.al@Mg4 $50
@tdti9 fit @intpanperer unb 9tet1enoe.
GriparliB Don 3eit, GelO ullO Grtfer1lllg
bur@ fte
Baltimore nrto SbtpsG iSeitbaDn
nad allen 8beilen pe8 Wel items

8arfer8b1rg unb Marietta, pber 8enmpob,
QS6eeling ulb Columbus.
Die Baltimore. unb Sbtc- gtIen6abn btetet Gem r~etenoen Sub
tifum bte srSeten Gertbetle in 8eu8 auf 8tGtafeir, 8tquenltb.
fett, Si6erbeit, ginttli6teit unb SdSnb 1t Der 9 enerien, f. bls
lie prn feiner anbern Balm ii btelem Qanbe ibertrOfen riro
Oiefe gubt spnt ~atfanttlden Mleer a~usgeben6, 1T bic dlteae aus.
~sebetntefe Qtntr, Ale63eitts ober aud pte iGr5efe ub fGne0ife
nb baber bic btGteae Noute fir bic 9eil enHen nadb benz QGeffen,
bic ntbt ~Serfebten fpaten, fe su benusen:
Wtellene1tf er1l1ng ppd Baltimore ltad1
Cincinnati
lleber pa~rfersbure p 5S3 Mletlen,
ueber 8enmppo um6 Q8beeltne $50
1eber Sarristur9 uns 9ittsbur9 500
Dur6 Ste Marie tia Qtnte t- 593
etne @rlparntB an Der @ntfernuna Sph 116
Durd he Is Columbus 9tnte $50
eine @rfparnie an Ter Gntferuuna ron ~ SO
8eiIente, pel6e tte Baltimore. nrb Sbip. @tIentabn benusen,
lesen bte &eifen In IL 8aeen 5urid uns fnbren In QBagen, BITE
.aRf has aaerbequemfte urn nit eeppHferfen Stben e~tn8ert9tet fnp'
SnI~o Q3.n.rn.
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Gcners0 erffdberumocn.
Johnston's Insurance Room
$50. 70 SecpnoItr.

ND. 70 SecDnoItr.
TeMer=, Marine= ulto @ebens=NerG
rmngS=G pmpaanien.
Siderlte NIB %feiteite EDmpaQnie.
Uerlt9erun98zGpntp. Der Galleb y. Birotnieu.
nit $3.50, 900 capital.
9A19bur9=S erltdernn98z @Dmp. y. @iroiuten,
nit $500. 900 Capital. f
Albenarle=Se ngSz@pnlp. y. 0iroinien
NIT 5000, 900 capital. ~
@barter Sdf=Ver1t6. zSpnp. bon SortfnY6
NIT $3.50, 900 @apital. 1920
Security erl i9erun98z@p bon Stem Ncrf
oxn NIT 0,0OOG capital. o|
pbDntr=Uer 1tderuno8=@ pmp. bon g}em-Orvf
~ NIT $500, 600 @apitaG. 80
Nelpltte< Gerltdernn9S%Gpm y. Nepsg)prf
NIT $4,000 @asital. o"'
WtpntalttfS erltHerrn98zGDn 5. Stems n,f
NIT 5000, 600 Gapttal. 0~|T
JtetpzgSpr Ger1t6er. z@pmp bon g2pr.Moxe
NIT $250,o00 Gopito[. ONtI
Wtercautile Wilttual Marine
nit $1,000, 600 Gapitar.
Seretnt9te Staaten 2ebe18lW ersi6pr,,,
NIT 81, 250, 972 @opitaL.
9eort9erlt allltrancez@ Dmp. bon Qpnbnn
NIT 50, 1914, III Gopitof. f
StaateS Wlarplano %autbprirt uno liaenirt. Z" - Seg@latar beg
Xle BON Dem unter5edneteu reprSIentirter q 49,
iStIIlup pef1u9bares Capital gum cpuen oberr n NV 2aoeH
Setra9 oerantpprtlt6 fGr Die 3ablun9 bon IerIustsn u"9s9eoenel1
eriest. SSs !. utS @erlulte pdntIi6
@Ppso Z. Sebnfon,
Tre6. M{inm eMu,tenrr 70 Secon6itr.
(Sa17iO
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Tener=G eriidleruno

aetlla 6e1erzSe rii6eru1o8=@e lelihoft
eapitm unb leGeri6nB 81, SOC, 600 lFI|
Terlufte per6en prompt a~uSbe,ablt.
(spe,iD P wo's 90 ss 9S8ne, agcnttn,
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Sabaf5= Jabrif
BON
HEINRICH Will ENS g. COMP.

cssNW Go. 17e @eit- pratt-, Sp. Sancper- II. gbarlesir.,
sn'Pehlen tbr Eager aqer SCrten 0faud-s Rau- un6 S6nllpfta-
eade, dtten yarlnos, &oQ.@anafsr, fopie inpprtirter 9aranna=
.nno oeuti9er @i9arrss. Pieifn nebit 3ubebSr &c. INSTRUMENTATION
an0ete9entli6 AUS Bette. (SunIOi0
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

Or?.ci,L ADiErs OF THE JApANEsE ANBAssA-
roRs.--We ga'r Yesterday an account OF Tho inre-
well interview Of ihc japanese embassy with Pre-
siden5 Darhannan which t,uk place ~ the ex-
reu'ivr mansion at noon on Tuesday. Tie inter.
view wa. Of tie IN ,.t cordial and Interesting char
aatcr. II Cyn,pfution ay,:
From The executive mansion the embassy pro-
ccedcd 20 the State Department, whore after IN
arpr .uae farewell address, the venerable Secre-
tary Cass handed to them a copy oi the p, esdcnts
letter Of recredcnce, and also presented twenty
silver medals, Of the same dye the gold. seven
teen Of which are to Le distributed among the high
officers Of the embeassy. and three taken to Japan
To be placed at the disposal of the Tycoon. lie
also intmated that large number Of presents for
ticir Tycoon would be sent to their quarters here,
or forwarded to New Yolk in season for their de-
,mrture. Tho Secretary then presented to the
ambas ,ajors Mr.. Trescut, the Assistant Secretary
II State.
From the Stat. Department the cortege proceed
ell u the other departments. and the ambassadors
took i,rmal leave of the different Secretaries
They afterwards made farewell visits 10 the Rus
sans and British ambassadors, and the minister Of
the Netherlands. They also mad ecalls, upon Mad
anne yop Limbourg Mrs. Slidell. Mrs. Ledyard,
and other ladies'. whose elegant and munifcens
hospitality had been exteuded to thcm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Corner 81 Eignsh and Church SITS,
I,Y NC II Is u RC, VIRGI MIA.

FlNIlE subscriber recently iht Iue House. lake.
pleasure In Informing hi frlends and c puic gelcralys
now prepared To accommodate all that call on him N
style surss by hotel In the city and h. rcsertfull,
solicits III" atona, public. snslAn hip
keeng The Washington In si thai worthy Of nfs' class
Hotel. .f l|
Amidst nil the yioi,.tu, hotels In this city tho Wash
ngon d,sr-, they open
wlh hearty welcome 10 til, wcaricd traveller
With III. many tesnonhis OF gentlemen oi hgh standing
and ready dpoon 70 please, bc hopes 10 share l~ra
Ing that no,lng shall be spared phrase all who visit board
nj this House. JOHN r. KYLE, Proprietor.
Testimonial
We the subscribers take great pleasure In recommending
ance In saying that ho Is geneu. eoIrtcons steady and
polite and III. lady j. one "f the best managers IN he state
Robert ht, head wp. Mn,se, Tho. Mnssie, William NJ
Cabe =. D. Peters, Joscpn C. tabe, jr, n Cnbcl, and
many Others. Of Nelson; A. Harrison, 1s Whisiead, H.
W Snrad VIM ". Thompson H.. l.. SHELTON Sam'l NJ. Gar
land. lo. A. Coghi H. Henry, }. I. Coleman, AInhers'
John slaughter, james Garland Chas nlnekIod, rhos
! Kukparcs, VIM T Yaneey, Van y"',afe,ro, Charles
Per T. r. Aistrp. j. W. Burch, B Is. Taaferro j. Parker
Alien, A. Is. strauon, l.ynchburg = may 4
1850. Spring Novelties for 1890.
rs again bSis tic Sab1 claiming ai patronage so ltse
rally bestowed heretofore, and assuring his friends he
If sTArrE Mb f Stss ana %S % M
In particular he will portion of hts dress goods
silks In Robes from 10 10 Vol,nts,
tiks, rfain, &c, 'l
from to 10 voiants,
Organies, from d " 10 koants
Lawns Fouiards, Valencirs, &C.
Coverings II every description. some elegant. LH l.f'
ti.ientn VIII a'i s';ieri, ri o oot, tassmerrs anu
with large lot Of shoes Boots &c s g which will b. offer
cd nt extremely low prces. N. .GUGGENHEiMER.
n B-Country merchants will well to give my Stock an
examination before going farther q.
NH N-ts-1kep. copy .f artl. TffAl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
7 Il H II .
vOL.S--NO 267.
MEDICINES. &C
Ayers Sarsap][)arilla,

A compound remedy, designed 10 be the mose T.
fectual .4Hrpafirs that can be made It is a con-
eentraed extract OF Para Ssfsapafilla, so combined
with other substances at still gycater alterstive
power as to afford an effective antidote for ths
diseases Sarsaparilla IL repntcd TO cure It Is be-
heved that such remedy Ia wanted by those who
suffer from Str,unous tomplants. and that one
which will accomplish their cure must prove Of
immense service TO this large class of our afflicted
fellow citizens. How completely this compound
will do il has been proven by experiment nmany
of the worst cases to be found Of The following
senosurs am scroprrovs corrtaisrs, Eaur.
rioSs AND EkurrrvE DisRxsns. ULcnns, PrxrIss,
BLorcHEs, TrMons, SALT RRKyx, ScALD HEAD,
SYPHILIS AND SyrHILIrIc AFFECTIONS, MRRcuRIAL
DISEASE. Dnor~T, NEuRAL0fA on Tic DorLoUnEux,
DEmLiry, DYsrspsrA AND INDsa1T1ox. ERYsIPn.
LAs, Ross or Sr. Asrnosy's FiRs, and indeed the
whole class Of complaints arising from IMruRirr
OF TIE Boon. -''t 17'A.ssss'' tHstl
This compound will be found a great promoter
Of health. when taken ia the smings tn eNpsl thA
foul humors which tester in the blood at that see
son Of the year. by the timely expulsion Of then
many rankling disorders nipped In tho buGk.
Multitudos can. by the aid Of this remedy. spaso
themselves from the endurance Of foul cruptionA.
md ulccrous sofcs through which the system win
strive to rid ssef Of cor,nrtcns 10 net assisted 10
do this through tho natural channels Of the body
by an Alternative medicine. Cleanse out the vituted
blood whenever you find Its Impurities bursting
through the skin IN pimpes. eisptions. or snrss
cleanse Il when you find Il In obstructei and slug-
gsh In the veins; cleanse IL whenever II 10 foul,
and your feelings will tell you when. Even where
no particular disorder 10 felt people enjoy better
health. and live longer. for cleansins the blood
Keep tho blood healthy and oil Is well but with
ths pabuium Of life disordered, there can DO No
lasting health. Sooner or later otnetling must 90
wrong and the great machinery Of his p daorssred
sssapssiia Hma has. and deserve. ,naeh ns ispu,a-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
Spring and Summer Goods.
3oots Shoes Hats, caps and STRAW Goods

OF EvEnI pLsURirfION AND STYLE
.a HAVING received the grraer portion of my spring
l,,ods bcng ccept, daily of uach
as are being made " my ordoT, p,y friends
,I,n Of ns,nq s" ",her IN aaay sys or nres M
Trunks Carpet Bags Umblas, large and eolnprises
every grndu L. l. AkMfsTEAp,
ap al l,ep copy1 No. 40 Main st, ~ snchbusg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
SOLOMON d. MUSSER.r. r.fs
d RETAIL 0ROCERS,

No btc VIA "a 81, a.ynCnhurk, va. U
XNE Ia r'coip ~ Spring Stock NJ Dry GOODS
W Goeercs. liIIors, Ar &c, such as sugars, Conrs
Snnps Canlv spic M"las-'-, Fish Bncun, Old Dominion
Mails. l., uter. -a au Ioon fnrns oi all sorts and
brands Liquor. ,li"s In Abundance Also always
haud, large Dry Go,is, too nunvrsus 10
menii"n which viii r. n The lowest unrket Our
friends. aud the puhe generally, viii fnd II To tef Interest
10 give n call before l'uf, ,laNng rlse~ here. -
nb a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &C., &c.
SPRING. 1S8Oi
ASSORTMENT VERY l,ARGEIt

PrlCCS AII NIKDt IT
-, NY spring supply is In ST re, and very fl-
An Long experience ,mbles mo 10 present desable
Boot, shoes Trunks Carpet lags fias
- Caps mud other articles In my line any irNss In
Lynchpurp do very thankful 10 customers, from
country city, for very brai patronage. and nov, With
and desirable goods and accommodating ds
posiIinn, invite n continued patronage
mn PSEADURY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

edge her guilt by threats Of thrusting ber cut Of
d",rs. lie tried to mako her acknowledge her
sell guilty ut fifteen different times, but she would
not.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
FREIW ELL 81 HALL
No. LII Main Stroet, LYnohburg. Va,

Il, HAVE In store their Spring and summer stock
of 6ots Shoes, intS, Capa, Trunks Carpet bnks, Va
leea. Calf skins sole LEATHER and u kinds o shoc
y. Fndings all of whc III lie sold FaasVn.
able terms, they bought In favorable time
We aIso manufacturing iadc. nnd 6eniIen,cns Gaitefs
of discrpin we'll all other kinds of dune In
line business would call the attention OF those
L. Miles Sons Boots have th,n (oth dress
,nul,i lofih ihp ,eat uuu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
SANFORD'S LIVER TNVTGORATOH
NEVER DEBILITATBS.

TT Is COMPOUNDED EN-
j become an established fat
and approved by all that
sorted 10 with confidence In
10 recommended. .l
II has cured thousands
who had given UP all hopes
unsolicited certificates In my
The dose must be adapted
individual taking u, and us.
act gently on the bowels.
Let the dictates Of your
use Of the LIVER NGE
Liver C6mf,idints, Bitiious
MIC DiarTh1d, Su N msr
Dropsy, Sour !Stomdch, Ia
0A0iera, Gholera A0rtxs,
kace, Jdnndice, Female
nset successfully ~ an or
II will cure SICK HEAD
iestlfy.) IN t,eenty ,ninufes,
(uis are taken nj commence.
Al nho use II are Giring
AJI WA TER ~ 1itE
~ VIGOR 4 TOH, 4 Nd
GE7JiE'R.
pRICE ONE mol
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

Pure Coal Oil.
400 GALLONS pure Camel Coal OIL Warranted to he
4OO pure and Of best quality. For sale by
John II. SEAY, Druggist,
may 10 Lynchburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
DR. J. C.. AYER q co..
- LOWELL. MASS.
Price, o. per Bottrs SIX bettlss for -.
Ayers Cherry, ,,Pectoral

has for itself such rsnown for the esrs Of every
variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that Il y on.
rcy unnecessary for 10 recount the evidence Of IL
virtues wherever It has been employed. As II bis long
been in constant throughout this section, We med
not do more than assure the people i.s quality Is tept
do for their relief all 1t has been found do
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
roR THE CURE or


Cosreness, Jau,niee. Dyspepsia indgssfion. Dyses-
terry. Foni Stomach. E,yaPeas, Headache, Piles.
R6cumnfism, R'7ptions and Shin Diseases. Lirer
Consptnsat, Dropsy, letter, 7ss'oss aad Sak Rhean
Horns, Gou, Neuralgia, a. Dinaey PiA, and Tor
Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coate sothat the sensitive
take them pleasantly and they the best aperent In
the world for all the purposes OF family physic.
Price, % esnts per Hex; Five boxss for GlO0. VI,
Great numbers Of Clergymcn. Physicians, Statesmen.
and eminent pcrsonagcs have lent their names 70
ty the unparalleled usefulness Of these remedies, but
space here will not permit the insertion Of them.
The Agents below named furnish gratis our AMERicAM
ALMANAC, in which they are given; with also sal
descriptions Of the above complaints, and the ueamsne
that should be followed for their cure. si ion
DO not be put of by unprincped dealers with othe.
preparations they make more profit on. Demand
hyEus, and take no others. The sick want the boss
aid there IN for them, and they should have It.
An our Rsmedies are for sale by .t
j. H. sE,Y, Lynchbarg; PURCELL, LADp 4 co, Rich.
nnnd; y. IlvEs. Petersburg; f.. A.. SANTOS. Nor Il
folk; and all Diuxgists. [apri 20, GodAciy
SANFORD's LIVER INvIGORATOH
r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

M CASES MASS LICoRICE of good qualhy, 10 ssriys
march IRst = sAuHpSnss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

gIyITE subscrber has received his SPRNu AND sMMER
Il GOODS, cnsistng OF French Cloths Of bsat nAkes and
fashionable coors including the beautiful shade called Amale
skins elastic Grape Fsce, md Corded CassfcfcA
Fancy CasnreA plain and Grape ce prap dEte White and
Coored Linen Drill Plain an Fancy Sk and Mafsees Vest
nss and all s new Batsns and Tsimminss. slse ON lns
j. ~ Davies celebrated Shs Drawer Collns and Neck
Ties; Gauze Under Shirts OF Cotton Merno, Le and sui
The best Half Hose, in BloxA Cation, Meno and
Merino feet best Kid Gioves &C., &c. - =,
apis f--s r'. - WIN. L. RA0E!f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

F- Family Sugar. T"i
IUsT to hand, direct New Orleans IS hhdA Sugar
made by the old from selected Cane, thoroughly
ripe which Of famics For richncss oi
color deicacy of favor surpasses anything known
the dappearancs Of the 81 jvstiy
amed [may u a, A, b. kUCkER-, q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-09

IL KINDS OF NEW GooDS-Just received, and will be
N sold cheap for cash, by .
may 10 JOHN d. fURN IL, Agent.
1A% PIECES SPLENDID NEW 81 \ LIE CALlCoES-I
U) have lust received my cash store large supply
Of Prints, G,n0hams, De Bdi0es, LdUns, DC, &c
NAV 10 JOHN j. PURNIS, Agent.
-A Ann LBS. COTTON YARN, Of prime quality, on
COsOUO consignment, for sale cheap, by
'RBY Il SAUNDERS.