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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07

WANTED 70 KISS THE BABy.-Mrs. Copeland was
found at the Public Square trying to get a child
from the nurse, saying she wanted to kiss it. The
nurse was scared and crying. An officer took the
child and told her to leave. She refused, and in
sisted on keeping it, and, as he says, became SO
disorderly he had to lock her up. She says, which
is probably true, that the child is hers-has been
given to its reputed father and that she only has
mothers desire to kiss it when she meets It. She
Is required to give bond of 500 for better be-
havior.
The official who thus disposed Of that case is no
better than petty tyrant. Put woman under
bonds to keep the peace because she wanted to
kiss her babys Oh, monstrous!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07

ABOLITION ExcrrEaEsr IN KEsrUcKY.-A Louis
vile paper of the Sd says:
Gassius N. Clay has published an appeal to the
people of Madison county against the Revolutions
airy Committee Of that county, from whom he
escaped announcement by small majority on last
Tuesday, and who was to consider his case again
yesterday,
He says he advised Hanson and associates to
leave; that he has discountenanced the radicals,
but il Republicans are attacked they will defend
themselves.
His appeal embraces letter signed by Frank
Bland and George Haley, in which they say thatthe
troubles did not originate about Hanson, but be-
cause George West, sick with consumption, was
maltreated, and VESTS daughter was insulted with
gross language.
Nh. Clay concludes you may be strong enough
to overpower me, but you cannot drive me from
the duty which owe to myself, to my friends and
to my country. If fall, shall not fall in vain and
It it will be enough for all long-ehershed assooa-
lions if perchance my blood shall atone for the
wrongs of my race, and these States shall at last be
free.
Private advices from Madison comfy intimate
apprehensons of further trouble.
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For full directions see circulars Price 81 per bottle
Mothers.

IN presenting you with DIR. EAToE's ISFASTILE COR
DIAL desire to state It's superiority every nom that
quack nave heretofore offered you
Firstt is the preparation Of regular physician who
qualified from MUCH in ntante complaints 10 pre-
opae Of kind end consequently relieves By removing the
Thirdy-ti with great comparison of viii
other article for nante complaints will show the very
from which 1t is distilled being dug forests nnder
direction of DIR. Eaton, many them his own hands
Fourthlyit is perfectly harmless cannot nie tbe most
delicate infant cure and relief in ali the foiinS
cases. which its chief merit every other preparatog
viz
snch Dysentey Collie also for sofenng the gnms and
relieving pain For regulating the bowels is nneqaled For
Cold in the Head II Is sure relief For Group the fatal
denee and being powerful anti spasmod in all
procuring l. Lastly. costs much than other prepa
those whose whole expense their advertising
for the 1t comends itself most reliable to
all Mothers In all the directions wrapped around EACH
bottle must be strictly followed. "
Price, Is cents bottle.
Sold BY CHURCH 4 DUPONT, Druggists No 80 Maiden
Lane, " and by all respectable Druggists throughout the
country
). WRIGHT d CO.,
- Wholesale Agents
West and South
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07
DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMEN ASSAULTED. = The
Memphis Bulletin Of Thursday has the following:

Hon. Scion BorIand and Mr.. L. d. Stickney, Of
the Enquirer while standing in front of their office,
on Shelby street, about u o'clock on Tuesday
night. were assaulted by party Of three men,
one Of whom struck MIR. B. severe blow in the
face with, as is supposed, brass knuckle, telling
him to the ground, and knocking out one of his
teeth as well as inficting several ugly gashes on
his face and head. Mr.. Stiekney also received a
blow from one Of the scoundrels, who, Immediately
after, fled through neighboring alley and escaped
detection. Neither Of the gentlemen had knowl-
edge of the persons by whom they were thus cow
ardly assaulted, or what was their purpose in SO
doing. Some means ought to be devised, il pos.
who proWl over the city at night An example
made of one Or two of them might have q salutary
influence upon the balance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07
sandford's Family cathartie pills,


Gases, air tight end will keep in any climate.
The Family Gathartic Pill is gentle and active Gahar
which the proprietor has used in his practice than
years The constantly increasing those who have
long used the Pills and the satisfaction which all express
gnr their has induced place them within the reach
Of ALL The Profession well that Catharies
on different portions of the bowels.
The Family Catharc Pill has with due reference to this well
established fact been compounded from variety of the puret
Vegetable Extracts which alike the amen
canal and are good and safe in where GahaTc
Pains in the Back and Loins Costveness
the whole body from sudden cold which frequently If
neglected. end in Of Fever of Appetite Creep
Ing Sensation Of Sod over The body Restlessnes
Children Adults Rheumatism great Purifier OF the Blood
and diseases TO which flesh to- 10
mention in this advertisement Dose Price Dimes
The Liver lnvigorator and Family Cahac Pills retae
to9ns.
.s 7 WI SANFORD, N. D. Manufacturer and Proprietor.
j. WRIGHT CO.,
Wholesale Agents.
aI And sold by every Druggist.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION /.
Blood Food.

Dr. Bronson having been far reduced by copsamnn, as
to be considered beyond all hope Of recovery by the most
OF the medical profession, and by hrnseifa
physician Of twenty years last resort conceived
physiology the immediate connection and
Of The blood the health system The resn has
production this BLOOD FOOD firm, Ia ~ y
which DE- Bronson was restored to perfect health Within x
esctnally cured by it. If you have any conlana ~
eonmptye tendency, Cough Cold Headache Paipaton f
procuring bottle Of the BLOOD FOOD" Ii yon are sir
ing from Nervous Debility sleep is broken and dis
win find IN this unaing remedy BY commencing with Ten
two bottles will be to inyigorae and bring ii
into lively and healthy action In the nvetarae case
full relief benefit is always experienced after taking only
bottle. In Male Female Complaints and WeaknessaS
the sufferer after trying other remedies in vain may resi- as
sured that certain will result from the two or three
bottles The BLOOD FOOD Is eectual In ali of Fn
toss Salt Rheum scronlas and other like complaints Paie
eacated children and adults benetted m
its II gives strength the body color and beauty to
the skin. Physicians Of all schools using with wonderful
For full directions, circulars. Price, 81 per bottle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.

NEW IsRA,,.,.s-.. ..,st..... "A NEW ERA
PHOTO
A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
The Improved HaIIotype.
J. B. HALL,
And
ANDERsoN \ RT,EserNc
No. 81 Camp Street,
Respectfully solicit the attention Oh the pubic to new and
elegant style of Portraure which the FIRST time
presented to the public.
Mr. HALL inventor and pasentee Of this new invention
as the resut of wears of has sueceeded In
- % 'nsn A''''' anu pn0''.
,..n,,.n,..nv.
The Improved Hsloypsa given by the Photographic
anu aursois. sur
repdsrs me ,,nra ~ ~,
any other style.
These peerless portraits will executed Of any size required
at less price IMAM any oener style OF eooed photograph
and all lovers Of art TO call and satisfy themselves that they
z..-
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
VIEW an =, 1890
n. A. 4. -. -.
uausd oouu,odious building which wa hsys atte5 AND f
nshed in q suitable style. with the
Largest sky-Light In tho City,
A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Pubuc.
As1sNDAD 3A"n"fA ANA DHhSsiNa-hoo@s
A'iah,'e'' 'o' AA'a'ss' ana .4.@
A LARGE STUDIO for our Paintsrr,
Together with all the necessary and convsnenees
80 - =. -.
n,iniA'"rss anu Z 01 ''"i'1 y NOW 70 ths ars
Prom
| TIE SMALLEST LoCKBr
| ,,,,,m., ,rr, s,z,, -, =,
|
| ~ - - - =" se'Aa' 20 AZ
/
| - =m
| PH0TOGR Apis all sizss uatouched
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Oil Colors
| PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Water Colors.
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Pastel col0rs
| PHOTOGRAPHS Touched In India Ink.
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied from old Daruarrsotynaa Au,hro
types Paintings Drawings etc. and finished in style
IN nf Fani 1tas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07
REAL scHE1DAm soHNApps.

REAL sCaEIDAM SCHNAPPs.
yANDEV EER,s
INDICATED GIN or GENUINE seHETDAM sCHNAPPs.
A pure article of Holland Gin
wholesome beverage and invaluable FAMILY MEDI.
CINE, particularly beneficial in all cases of
DYsENTERY
DYSPEPSIA,
DIARRHEA,
RHEUMATISM,
GOVT,
FEvERs,
ETC., etc, etc.
throughout the States excellent agreeable alter.
alive and admitted eecuay all diseases the Urinary
Organs etc., and peculiarly adapted to the of females and
children.
AS other article has been offered that justly entitled To
the name Of the
. Real Schefdam schnapps,
he public cautioned purchase but the genuine article
called
V4NDETEERS INDICATED GIN;l4
G###
Real Sche Id a m h N apps.
Each bottle will the signature of the proprietor and none
other Is genuine without 1t.
For sale New Orleans wholesale and retail at proprietor
prices by -
j. WRIGHT Il Co.,
q and Isl ghafsres ssress.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07
DIR. Hollands
DIR. EaooManti's

@ ERMAN BIZ Frs,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07
SAVES THE CHILDREN.
Save the Children

This Is the only remedy against Worms in the huma
framshings thai fatal destructive children.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07
WINER,s CANADIAN YERMlFuGE

Let mothers DO timely warned and not allow these child
derers remain in the sysems Of their offspring Remet
A. 3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07

WlH TowSs ssIMp,sshss aSrsaRerilia;
BULBS s ssEss sPeasnnsl,,,a.
sAS aRoss fsEssSsS9'! S$s;apsrIls; ,,..
ass$SASarSss b'i|ss:
khiTTs Worm Puns
BREAN,s Pnlmonic Waters;
WI$Ts vs., S Ss sS Ts c sas Xxi;
fos5fP S$$H a Hsa gsss.ss CLARK Coz
cop1,Isyg EEa oII ssI Bn.ns Z. N..,.,
ouERU,s COD LIVER on JELLY ~. .'Nt.s''
THoMPsoN's Eseewstsr
wRIaHr,s Indian Vegetable Pills Ills p,,,..
oHakFEqss4 ssSs5 - asSsa r
AAss {SSSsss SsRfIiSs Eil Pii,.;
A'ssfi zss Is S ", g.,
srs TaoRs ss;ssEEia Extract;
shSsss aj Es is 4 4 s sss
fAf pz baai5' En- En- E Eis::
Aus asAfaI HsPlRsa'i sntn.nt;
DR., iyseEs s Iasisesatas cerdiaii
DR. BEARsETHY'S Detergent
DAIBY,S CarminatiVe,
INF ATiIBLE Cholera Remedy;
KENpALLS Cholera syrup;
AIEXANDER'S TEcoeuphe;
HARRIsoNs Hair Dye;
BAGHEIORis Hair Dye
PHALON'S Hair Hyeah -.
CHRISTADoRO'SH Hair Dye
WOLFEtS Aromatic Schedam Schnapps
WATERS Indelible Ink
pAPSON'S Indelible Inki
RTnDER'S Indelible Ink;
NRJfsIT'S Erasise Liquid
am neuuds GUM DROPS, asserteai
81 BE RAsI ,v-,,,,,., = :,
PURE BR sSHy PORT and SHERRY WINES, fsr medei
nal purposes, constantly on hand. z. -,
~ Merchants Planters and Physcans orders Respectfully
solicited Every article guaranteed fresh and genuine
q. N MORRISON CO.,
1tf u Magasins stress
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

The Coming European Conference.-The Mas
.acrs 10 Syria-Later from Chiaa 5e.
! IIalsfax, July 24.-Ths following are items
extractei from the files by the Canada to the l4tb
and not sent in full ye;erday:
| The steamship City oI Washington. from New
York. arrived at Liverpool on the l2sh.
| Tho Paris Pairie asserts that the siege OF Mes
-iua is decided on, Garibad having declined 90
assist the Neapolitans unless they give similar
proofs Of confidence ~ the Sicilians, by sustain
ed in>urrection. -
! Sanguinary cambats near Messina. between
| the Ncapolitans and the advance guard of the
Sicilirn army. had taken place.
Carl adj had received fourthor aid to the
amount III 900 00D livre and 81 cannon.
! Guribaldls Ministry had resigned.
| 1t was reportsd that Naples had notided Eng
land aud France of her intention to offer the Con.
sttu,ion of 1912 to the Sicilians. France Ind
n-,ented thereto. bat England hesitated.
Ia the British Parliament the ministers were
Questioned a. 10 the transfer Of the contract to
The Canadian limo. Mr.. Gladstone said the
q ,ycrnment did not intend to sanction the trans
ter IN IFS own responsibilities, and whatever course
might be taken would be submitted to Parlia-
inert
SIR Robert Peel called on the Government not
tn assent 10 the annexation of sicily 10 Piedmont.
Lord John Russell replied that tile Government
could not drpartfrnm the great principle that tho
/ i'iiiie INC Flpnt 10 cbtVbe lheiT govern
ment wi h IuJ interference.
Lord John Russell explained the position Of the
proposed European conference relative to the Sa-
vqy. England had accepted the proposition Of
Prus>n. while Austria hesitates. The Government
II al no knowledge Of the replies by the other Gov
crnment
1t was stated in Parliament that the British foi :
ces il China reach 1900 men.
The French Government and Legislature disa.
greed the bill relating to the expectation of
rag, and the bill WINS withdrawn.
The Bank Of Frances monthly returns show q
decrease in cash Of 81 10000 francs
The Bourse was animated and higher, the
Rcutes closed at 69f. l5c
The instruction in Syria continues. Fun1 Pa
cha had gone there Il special mission, armed
with ull powers and in view Of that fact Eng
land aud France have agreed to ahsla IRON pres
cnt Interference II Turky, however. Ir"vcs in
rnrahle. these two governments have agreed on
Identical instructions to their admiral. to stop The
mn>sacres At tho destruction oi the villages
the Druses killed rnnrr than two thousand un-
ARMED men in cold blood. There MS grcn: n-
arm Mt Beyrout. and the F,anks aud tile Chris
tians had taken refuge on board the foreign men
oi.war.
Tao Calcutta mail Of June IA. and that from
Hong Kong Of May %, had reached England
the American portion is on board the Canada.
The British forces had left for the Pei. Ho. A
collision was considered inevitable.
The Calcutta markets were dull Private nc-
counts say cotton goods had improved Frcghts
were dropping.
Exchange at Hong Kong was a, Is l0I.
There WAS nothing doing IN ten.
At shanshae, exchange Is. I'D. Trade was
improving in teas. SILK dull. FreiSh!s
changed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
An InterestingCase.

The following letter will be read with very great
i"tercst by those persons who are su ffering from
Consumption, ADD particularly A. the PLY stefan
Nh'so services are gratefully acknow ied sed is
How On professional visit 10 this CITY
The Latter part of 1853 was attacked with
reurisy, called 10y DR.. hcesc, who attend me
AID advised me to 80 South. | went to Charleston.
: C.--remainel month found no bencG:-re.
turned to New York. aud still continued sinking
losing flesh aud appetite, and daily growing more
hriYless aud hopeless My expectoraijnn was
very bad, >reakel with bloo1-mv cough rackinr
niSnt sweaIs prntuse. In fact, had all the worst
-ymptoms Of diseased lungs. Aud 81 littlc bene-
iii had l ever derived from the practice then pur.
sued that gave mp all hope of living and all use
81 medicines. sold out my interest in the printing
oii'e and looked for my death. from which /
'h'ught no earthly means could then save me-
such wasmy condition when was told Of the
success vi DIR. RoBERr lIUNrsR, and advised 10
consult him withoet delay. | did so. He cxamin
ed'me-;oid INC my case was u serious one-paye
me M promise more than tn do his best for me. and
pun me at once under active treatment by ihhalu.
tinn. This wasin February, 1854 A few tiays sat.
ishrd me that the medicines inhaled were acting
tavorably aud directly on my disease The worst
SYMPTOMS diminished. My courage incrensel.-
My Improvement went On steadily, and perscyer.
ed Tor months. In May following | was able t, re-
sumo office duties and from that time TO this la, o
~" been Ill IL single day--am less liable to colds
than f"rmerly,and am in better health and wei.,h
more than | have done for ten years. Are these
nor .jacfs far which to be grateful Moreover. DR..
ho tors kindness and attention to me during that
trying time can never be o, gotten.
y am happy tn have it in my power to give th: =
statement OF facts without further comment
JAMES II. CLAYTON.
or 70 and 81 Ceder street New York
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e1These quotaons will be understood represent whole
sale prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBURG MARKETS,
REPORTED 1T
A. B. FUCKER,
PRO UCE b II . K + r,
1873 MAIH STREET

ew-These quotations. 1t will be understood represent whole
sale prices generally
AppLEa-Ircen-noH Offering.
BAcoS-Dcmand good-I notice sales ut llHGi2c Ter
prime.
HFAHs-None offering.
BEEswAx.--;}26gS3 cents
rrrra-Narktt well supped-Fresh 10 to 90; no sale for
Frkin. -.
White breasl turn.
Cons NrAr-Plcnty and duh a sj6bs74 cents
ttqESr.-.Iames River tl.s0Dsz0U
DRIED FRUIr--No sale.
FLoua-The receipts continue ght-with god demand
quote suprrine 4631I Extra 1913; Fami, s6sI0sI
fLAxsEED-+l ,i26tl.i5 certs
FEATIggs.-iiI1l5 cents
FggTIIzrsq-Suply ample No. Peruvian Gunno 1920
n OF MS .reses Manipulated Gunno to20D; som
brrro Guano 80G Mexican Gu,no s2jOE American Guhno
&l0 Rhodes sup. Phosphate of Lime $4,000 Rufn's Phosho
Peruvian Guao $j2A. Rulns I"ne Ash Guano 45ll; Hn
Manure. tiT.3 :nfln Ground Bone Ash $780,
Foslr soluble Phos,atsd Peruvian Guano, $5bD:
Gronnd bulk 5000; in bags barrels sli.0O
GRASS SEEDs-No sale
HAY-Balcd i.t3fss Al 30 q wagon load si.00G$l.15
lsoS.-Mou,ta,a tso05ti ION.
LAgp.-Supply good at l2Is6gl3 cents
LiHE.-rhuma,iawn 81 80 Mountain 81.
hSIpSs-Nu sale
pEAs.-Nu B,acke cd offering: Cow Pea 1850 fl.m
PnT Nonc ou the market.
bNrs-Sh,af-nrw BDcil 81 ntniynO cleaned Offering
NnEArNo thc uarkeipriccs irregular for the few
small ,rcrs oi old thai oncr.
TOBACCO Receipts falling of-hc nd, noticed In
last report embraces all dcscrlp ions quote ugs
ping 10 10 $40: working - 30 10 ti bright wrappers ti5
To
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
BY b. AKERS, Auctioneer.

WISH TO dispose OF LOT OF GROUND fronting
Street. Any ect. less running back hundred
feet just above the Tan Yafd and Joining Mr. W NJ pnvis
resid nee IL is ho: sold privately By the Dist OF july
II will be offered at public sale FRIDAY, August nj
, o'clock, T.. NJ.
POE
l 2+h JOHN POE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,


S T. | . n O + 6 O--'61.
FINE Annual Course of Lectures will First
u Monday October, and continue until March,
On. BELL GIDsuS NJ d., Prof OF surgery.
Dawn H. IttkEa, NJ d., Prof Of Theory and practice of
Medicine.
BrvEGLy l. wrLironp, NJ. D. Prof of Macria Medca and
Therapeutics.
Al PETItoIAs NJ. u. Prof of Anatomy.
j.. :. JoYNF9, NJ. D. Prof Of lns,iiUtesoi Medicine.
JAS. H. CoNWAy, NJ. D., Prof al obstetrics, &c.
JAS. u. MotAw, NJ d.. Prof Of Ch,mi-lry.
MAHtoS How Agn. NJ. d.. Demonstration st Anatomy.
This Institution iers tie student every facility
QUESTION OF a thnrhnah medical e.ucaipn.
Through the l"rai! II the Legislature AT its last session. in
nppropang the Of rhry Thousand Dollars
College, hcs" a"i lilies will he greatly extended o~-
Ih IL in course of erection in Immediate proximity
the College which will much enlarge the field inr Clinical
sruciioh MI hf heriu repairs and alt ra,iuns Col
leg" buildings VIII BIZ duly accomplished and large
iadi i1H+ being etc the apparatus and illustrations
for TIL Lectures IN every department.
Ar iaic Will he afforded for the prosecution Of Prar-
cal Anatomy.
Instead I" the warren Prize" Hundred Dollars
heretofore otert h The rRtuang Glass; Two Prizes
dollar each ot"lonc for Essay on amy
Eeai subject, and The Other fr Inc Essny any subject
pertaining 10 the Theory rr.r ice Of Mrdieuc.
l. L. L. S:
Ticket Df Zach Professor. .......,...Sf5
Matrirta;on ................
i'''""t'"'l' 20
pempn-irattra Ticket. 10
FOR ilfiher n"nlo or for cop! of taa que containing
full particulars, J.. >. 1ulHE-, NJ D.,
Jy iod4iawN .ti"e" Dean OF !hc Faculty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

StUAD AND FAMILY HERRING
~ In Half Bb--for sale by
jy 2,-ts lRBY 4 SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
FUTURE DAY..
valuable Land and Lots at Anction.

AHdTIDn.
"E will on the 18th day of AUGUST $50 on the nrei,c.
w expose TO SALE by Of public auction thai EkIirA
BILE FARM IN the co1n, Of Amherst. about and half
tenant containing b,twecn Two AMI Tunrr H. xn.e
ACRES; also number of handsome Bt LID NJ LOTS uoin
Ing said farm and still Lynclburg Possession al The
iarm Tor the purpose of sowing crop grain will be
given at the usual time Of seeding during ensuing
and full possession thereof will be first ay of lie
crber next Immediate possession Of the building Lots in
be delivered. 80 vs."
The terms OF sale will be liberal, made known at the
time mil place of
We also offer for sae privately, the HOUSE LOT -.
occupied hy residence, situate street VIII
in tho city of ynchhuig Persons disposed purchase
the same, referred 10 Mr. CHS ELL DADNEY lCu
LOUISA b. WARWICK,
jy 2l-dDaw c2tawids INDIANA. NJ. WARWICK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27
q A B E L L II o q Sc,
142 Bank Square.

,.,,,, LYNCHBCRG, Va.
HE subscribers having lately leased large and comfr
table HOTEL for term ~ they c cry facility
now for entertaining their friends and public gecrally in
the best syehe House has recently Undergone very
great Improvement In being newly fitted up, the present
Prpriet,rs are determined that ii shall be kept FIRST
CLASS HOTEL The rooms large well lighted and
those who disposed paonze them will md every opm
fort winch and attention bestow
jy 3I-dAciy WELLS DEEM Proprietevs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-27

Isr Dnrsscx-L q. CHAaDLEg, OF Eotfoik Guy.
arp TRAVIS II. EPPs, of Eotiowas
AN THOMAS BRUCE, of HALIFAX.
sfa ~ JOHN r. THORNTON, Of Prince Edwar.
bra JAMES =. JoHNs0E. of Bedfoid.
ern W. Q. SCOTT, of Powhatan.
i'm - LEMUEL J. BOwDEN, OF William burg
SIN JOSEPH CHRISTIAN. ~ Middeeex-
erH B. H. SFiACKELFoi.D. Of Fanqw1t&
afnTu "a ANDREW u. KENNEDY, of Jese1nen.
iiru AA.H H. STUART, OF Augusta
fern X. SrAPLEk. IT Montgomery.
Isrn ALTER PRESTON, OF Washington.
Tern -. JACKSON Jr, OF Wood.
ISM -. b. CALDWELL. OF Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-10
nennleon,s InnurmrnI.

nAswe received Gov Dennison's Inau-
gural Message BY the "midnight edition. Of
the OinoinnAi Commercial, this morning,
for which We are indebted to the uniform
kindness Of Deacon Nichols Of the Xenia
train. Among other things he recommends
snnuAl sessions Of the Legislature, and an
entire new system Of representation The
burden Of the song is devoted 70 matters
pertaining 70 the General Government, and
70 nOisoms blather on the slavery quss.
tion. We gave the peculiar views Of his
predecessor on the same subject the other
day, but they wore modest beside the gor-
geous display Of the tinsel claptrap Of Gov.
DsnnisOn. We have already published quite
enough Of this transoondent abolition liter
ature. and old mAidish repetition about "its
eli 10 your eye, Betty Mariin"-just as if
It could be any where else Considering
that We have no negro slavery in this State,
and that 4 is matter over which Ohio
Governors can have no control whatever, It
strikes us that they expeud entirely too
much time and talent upon the subjec
We will decline further facilities for sprea-
ding this abolitio,spinster literature before
8 public which is already nauseated with
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