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q EDlT0RS AND PRiNTEAS!


.I 10 EDITORS AND PRiNTERS!
;: sb.c50rrs ask attention to their stock OF PRINT
1 ING TTrES, ORNAMENTS, DOR RDERS, Presses, &C.,
Lag: s?py u: which they keep constantly on hind at
-''' !!I- .ai Stereotype Foundry,
Va. IS, Gold Street, New York,
~: Ic warrant equal il every respect 10 any man
-! "a his couutry, and will sell On the usual terms,
y 2Onhs' credit for approved negotiable notes, or
2 - ceat. discount for cash.
"!Nps ,S-n in exchange for new, at the customary
h.:- cents per pound. delivered within sixty days
sa.- "a: .'lrchas., otherwise six cents per pound;
WIN. HAGAR JR., & co.
J: .r>;ae.l, AGENT IS VIRGINIA, for the shove we'll
Establishment, supply The trade with every ae-
...s; c:
PRINTING; PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &c,
. iD= liberal terms. Having printed TIE "ficR,
" LslIEgE" for upwards OF ten years with type and
a=; - erals purchased from Mcssrs HAoAR Co.. am
-t!'o recommend materials from their establishments
s':!s:-:'c- 20 others.
t:aen Books will he furnished TO The trade, ami such
-. is a.ay b. selected will be forwarded win deg.
'Ea wM. Is. ALLEGRE,
!l:..: "Euuuir.r" Office, Richmond, Va.
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WiCIHaNe LIp. S;r0C.. N..IsKET.

HiC.iEaNe LIVE Sr9C.; N.SIskET.
SsiE :a~rsiSed hArag procured the services Of Z.
IL H. t:ocS=t;. for the purpose al selling Live Stock
s Ec1:.Jrd market, will, with Luther s. Irvine, be
q =.e. the ist day OF September next, prepared
:!'s rr undivided attention al business entrusted
'ae 50! feel confident, from eir long experience, 10
f. AZ :Te ".:irc satisfaction.
"sr- s:ale liberal sdranc ccnrus consi i2amen's.
JOHN GROUSE,
A.: :-c;t l.. S. IRVINE.
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AHttkN WsSTEp.-Tl:r subscriber wishes TO
= i.s. any quantity Of good dry Shucks. He prefers
-2::E tl-s. r"r Shucks put UP in gnod condition, he
= ~ 'r eE t lbs delivered a. his place, On Sth street,
>. ',r :as Ci;y Spring, Richmond. q. Is. STACY.
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Ia " CARD.
IAs-ES a hSECAI INd.1EiIl

coz VALLEY, FLOYD COUNTY, VA.
, rrgNpS ffh htIrlY the County and Circuit Courts of
CAROL! wyih- Floyd, PULASKI and adjoining counties.
:. IN con:nu. 20 act collecting agent for Northern
.Aa.s an. al persons %ho uoay have business in Car
:. ,-i .ciauing counties. Dec 2S-c6m
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C:,E.G.i ~: is:.:ii;aNts Foi: SALE:

as TIE MO%T ELEVATED POLL y ~. it: = ,r
I firL TOtTy g.. wAE.t$Tu%. TIE CJLH ! ~
OF F,rCtILR Va y GJEG!C CpiIa|r "t 90. 49,!
ROOMS FDCE O% \ i.OpR.-Ih!5 aoG,e = ~ "''''
Len l,i riu tie last y-a:.. ~ t' "h' -
in the. mos. -Uis:a:.ii. 'lau.rS J. Is !'P'. " ~ -;
ron y..,i.:l,. Tie crOrn.-, corcTFi-'hE 9 - ,,,,
. ir,D d;:u a. ed ~i.!I IN a@ni'"'i. :" -i., ,.i,
,rr.s: Z very pr0tG@tire i'"r:'h 80 ~ ..s r..
,r Ind -. ir ani is '".l s"t "'th gas io'
N', s '.,-,.-..' !srge and never ii';' 'P'ihs
- ,,J .gl. .a:cr. The out-ba,H2' C"ii,s,,'s o'
~ .p H.. a. f:sc!-n Neat House. " cod !!"cs',
81, ma C.TFcrr Bc!s", ave "9 new a"f 1ti'.
~ ,arEc:, cf corresponding "ICi'r"te:e'" ulc
- ~ -.rr il immediately I!GS 80" HE !oGsc, 4
r,p,ii. 0l containing 'p barrels oi water,
,.. 1i,l Torrui:rp Ci auc!. I""er ~ 70 E''ow tie
ra,.r r"rr tie iGGsr.
liry of ti. si,Gi;oa Is pTc-eEnent, s'aaciaS AZ
, .onc 40 .ee. ADORE !-s7atcr, VII: 40 low grounds
I. II. ne. ,hbornro 4 !, entirely EXEMPT rom AL causes
~ mi,.nat!c .icsI-.s ihr views from his house
most ,.x,cs re and beautiful! In every direction The Gig-
ride tor .aay miles /: in .;!te society of
nd ncirh.oraOui l. Observation-Disclosures Cf all enomI.
nations un good Schools for both with daily coz
unc with Alexandria and The sorth on the one tiu,
and with Richmond and e entire Soa and SouIhWest 6"
the olhrr hy Of Railroad. !: offers to The Sr;''e
man OF leisure, tho professional :acs. c-sifabc
residence. To IL: planter Iros the south! !orShs ~
for the s1aI;ac., with all the ad"a''a;es "' H'o
tain climate with Freedom FROG. cssess arc TIE rie-sI'.
%. cultivated society, mas CEcSainri-f
is unnecessary enlarge upon She hGTihss' u "'; S
Lcncc FOR |. presumed that ans oEe ssrhhe iS 'oi
Eiil visit and ,xamn. for hEsr. u desired ur 'uh!-
,urc most or which /. new anI al c9oc VIII a!so nc us
p,n,u ~ w. WN. y. bisp!!AH,
r. n-,i aa,.r, Ta-reE:on, faGqae. county, Va
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Nol long sine the remains oFa h'l!aan head,
Of an caol..v.; &,., were i1U:d in load Of
Peruvian s,.a"o, ut Petersburg: Va. Last
week in Il lo&d o:' e,:Gao received 1T Norfolk,
there wc!e Gound tie rtrlcDra OF! u lln-n be-
inc, which waS about t~lcc the size Gf tia:
portion Of The i.unan frame 10 be :o,'"d in
;hosr ROW ,iyi... This would seem 90 lac proof
that at :cinc anterior :inc there existed III Pc
ri a race Of giants Various bones haze also
been f,gnI cr great size, y! Of which haze
been prOnn.ncc.! human
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FRIDAY MORNING. MAY IL, 1850.

conflict as to what "thc decisions Of the SII-
prcmc Court" which the resolution recognizes
"as an exposition Of the Constitution, Ito dc-
eide as TO the duty Of Congress in regard to the
protection Of. slave property in the Territories.
How then can either Douglas or anti-Douglas
men vote for resolution which denies the
power of a territorial legislature TO impair slave
property, and which yet fails to assert the right
of protection to slave property? For these rca-
SONS we shall oppose the adoption Of the Ten
ncssec resolutions by the Baltimore Convcn-
tion.
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) NaSdLl.,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
,!f.,s w.s6 Robert Tylcr, ESq No Iii, South sixth
PHILADELPHIA "A,
.:l .,-:I . collection Of claims and all other busi-
s,.-r,..,. 20 his care Jan 3l-ctf
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" BThe place is accessible 10y The james River Canal.
Students will land nj Bremo's Bluff. March S-c3m
~ Raleigh Standard, Charleston Courier and Augusta
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J. G.. :. EOfD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
,L attend 10 any business entrusted to him In the
! Coar;s OF Buckingham and adj AGENT counties.
Court. House. April 2+-c,f
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IL EyRsiNCE $. s:Ae;YN,

!.H ht!Iu JUN y. CiiL'oS.
X t.lT ii l. c II L TON,
WATERLOO, FAUQClER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
OF HEAVY WOOL
u ~ GOODS, NEGRO BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN,
y. AN llNSSYS for negro women March 3-cly
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ra~ntn at Me .S1.siod Of Tie Geaer"! .4sstm,
,f Fi!Yinit, lSJ?-'h"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

TIE MEXICAN BANDIT CoRTISAs.-A letter
from Rio Grande City. of recent date, says:-"Wo
have again heard Of the ubiquitous Cortiuas. He
is said to be at place called Laguna de los Yu-
dios, some sixty miles from Camargo. and be.
twsen Reynosa and China he has seveu,y or
eighty men with him, and says he is preparing to
make another visit to Rio Grande City. also that
his preparations are nearly completed, he only o.
waiting the arrival Of Wild Cat and his Indians.
His Mexican forces can. to the number Of eight
hundred, be called together almost instantaneous.
ly, they being scattered in all the ranches on the
river" f ...Et
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passenger BY to days stage that on Monday night
last, b. B. Walker. Chief Justice Of Lavaca county
was saot At Hailessvilis BY Robert Kelly, siors-
keepsr in that place, and wounded SO severely
THAI he expired shortly afterwarda. The caase .,
the dKruity is said 70 have been report, alleged
70 bavesbeen spread by the deceased. having re-
ferencs to Kelly and his clerk. Mr.: Sars.
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ITr1 Arp RTRf INSURANCE.

TheVfrRinia Life insurance Company
fsy psFsd Or basinesA sud shs sli:niiea % NE
pnhss sarnesllF called Importance 81 Ne ajesA
Ths Company, gnder is charter divides o. s
broa three ysafs Abe policy holders fsn
giving the assured ne adyansgs ~ The mninal stein
Ade sscariy IL rafnt meefsss
interest," eoadncnk s sHin ith pradeDee aud ecoin1
The Charter reqnrne snezH of uss Capital ssk and barn
nes inss.sed Bond and Mortgage unincambefsd
Real Rstais worth doaeie the ssa"anI
The ctS siject % te Cmpsny Il % alb In refsning NJ
homo aaoun Of which goes aBniniy rom
Life Premiums 10 Northern Companits Thai
money loaned fur Of years, nj legal
interest, and dlsbursed In mtst.
Endowfna aud annuites grantes Life and Term ocie:
issued other gd COmpanes hiavss insafsh
fof year for . term of ysaSs
d DIRECTORS:
VIM H. mcfarland, John Purccll.
Joseph Allen, sam'l 7. Bayly,
Eosrpe H. Heath, Jos X. Anderson,
Thos W. MeCanee, =. IT, Barney.
John H. Montague, Ro H. Mamy,
David /. BUR-, Jna A. Oowhrfin,
Lewis 0ntef, Bmj. H. NHsi
John Jones. Y. 1. Moore,
Jaa 1. Apterson, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis d. Crenshaw, B {. Whrry.
VIM. q. Pniae. Wa. H. Christian. ~
H. b. L baskerville, Wynibam Robertson,
sAm'l :. Harrison, John sshafer
wm. N. Hsxan, Peter VWarwiek
Kobl r. brooke, X. q. Hiskinr,
George ID. Shell. Edward Norseil.
Wellington Goddin, George J. summer,
John Dooley, ID. >. Woodbridge.
Preside st-wM. II. MCFARLAND.
lice IreskIeaE-sAM'L j, HARRISON,
IAgsiciaH-DR. BLAIR BCRWELL
Iforaey--RosCOE D. HEATH, Esd
}. ADAlk PI.EAsASrs. Secretary.
JOHN VI. MILLER, Agent Lynchburg, Va.
ss1- Office Main aud lih s.rr.ts, Richmond Va
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SYxPArnr WITH GARiBALDI,-The Florence cor
respondent ii the Newark Daily Advertiser. un-
der date ID May, 20, has the following items
The captains Of two British steamers. it is no
breach Of confidence to tell you the other side
OF the globe. are at this moment in negotiation
with the patriots Of Leghorn, u forward men and
arms. Colonel Medici, one Of his most trusted
officers, has enrolled over thousand men for tho
enterprise, who will be despatched without delay.
The first demonstration OF the hardy chief will
probably be to secure one of the ports Of the Is
land, possibly Palermo.
The report duplicating IN American Consul as
an accomplce Of the royal police 10 the recovery
Of a refugee from an American merchant vessel
in the harbor. am happy to say from an au.
thentic source proves to he erroneous. lie was
applied to by the police to interfere ia it's behalf
bat positively declined, as thing wholly foreign
to his official duties. The man was surrendered
by the captain on his own responsibility.
"The American clipper reported at Cork, Ire
land some time ago, ~ having cargo Of arm
anu ammunition flr Italy, is now. we hear, hoyer.
ing about Sicily in the hope Of finding nm oppor.
tuni,y to land. She has an Italian pilot, with
several Of Garibsld,'s sharp-sghted chasseurs on
board
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plYlsa=5IInrD lDyRRTTsKnKNrs.l
Notice.

Notice.
rzlHE I'm. ~ PULLIAMA BELTS haviae his az
WI m RETTs VIII seat,aue In Tho kLGkD ALSi.oS
DisiNfss and takea sto pariIcrshp s1th NJ =
UREGY They viii conduct Inc bssHe-s enaef ss ~. -,
fITs = n EiogY al fheis saiesrBoBi franklin street.
kar doors bslsw Wall street. and about one SQUARE oses Se
E,rasr puiHm BeitA uad Respectfully scich .on
~ Inc patrnnaRe which Literally exteadsd W
W,n M iistts While In the arm 81 Punm A. Beta -.
Tbey have "a med Oh services u Mr. BUsfsoD W. ELsonx
- N'''A' VIM ~ = MN. II. Belts,
T. g. GREGORY.
~. 49, "a ,aao unay I5dfy
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Forwarding Business.

TsNE James River and kanawha Company having aocedel
the Of the South Side L. K. Co., advance
boh routes have been compelled TO al,
however, by HAT arrangement, enabled put
goods through 20 10 % cent below the Soulsde Road
Co. provided they adhere 10 ia. stipulaons and
lccs difference will be much greater. AT
rence to the toCest possibe point erery
a,fric high tolls will permit; and The
ync,burg the West viii fn II greatly their advantage
o ship their goods Via Riehmou,i A. :. LEE.
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
the book, Richmund Va,
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Great Passenger and Freight Route
EO 7 IL T. MOI TiI.

TO Il Ill l., y o II Il IL.
TENRAN ES and Merchants from Virginia. Tennessee the
L Western part OF Georgia and the Northern part OF Aaba
and Mississippi informed that connected through
Pa and Freight line has been arranged aud is
week between Lynchburg H. and New
YORK, by the Suuede Railroad to City Point and thence
New York by the New York and Virginia Steamship tompa-
n,s splendid Inc o first class side wheel SeamshpsYork-
town, jamestown and ioauokc.
This line affords n, nove a others the cheap
cat aud most agreeable route route Tor particularly
long line OF railroads. board
the the evening oi the day they reach l nrlbur1,
and HAD large state aud all handsome
tons to be found In The best steamships and after short
voyage they IN New York, perfectly rested mud ra. for
business. Passage from l5ncburg 10 New York, Fare aud
Room steamers included, az.
Az Freight route, this The ami best between
Ne" York aud tho SOUTHWEST The Steamships along
side the whar,es o the SOUTH lc karunh Company nj ely
Point, aud there is drayagc al uos dining being
transferred imnciatel! from the Steamships thu and
with the creates, dispatch The following Tariff oi through
Rates has been ag,ec by the railroad and Steamship
Company, and all goods forwarded free III charge Shippers
"isnl avail themselves o through have
ih,r goods marked care of Railroad Agent, Ciy Point.
-K.eiES FROM NEW YoEk 10 LlNtlIBrRG.
Isl Class, md Class, 3rd Class, 4tt Glass,
uoc... % cts II els. 10 cs
LEE, ROOKIE " rAl lol:, Agents, l., nchburg, Va
sAM'L g. BAPllS " CO., Agents. Petersburg VA
LUDLAM lilENEklN, Ag'ts, lis broadway, n. \.
u
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PATENT AsPHALTIC
w DOL Cardinp

W OOI CardIng.
hUR CARDS are In perfect order, having newly
~ flied M thoroughly repaired aud prepared
tLrs III The very best manner. al the
We have again secured the Of Mr. JoSE
I" Nelson COUNTY! Carie 9" great experience, who carde
u the last season. AMI gave rnlirc 81 lsaetion
on that waui GOOD ROLLS sci in your Wool ear and
we VIII edeavor 10 card all rs il without lay.
"rwi spare no pains To pieasc may paroni.e
We Nil Keep constantly hand Wool Rolls for sale aud
exchange for Wool " " - - - :
&c rle HIGHEST CASH paid for Wool delivered
Store or MIL. .4.- .NoWLIN Il MURREII.
MA! ~ - l--. LSncIitur. Va
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AMERICAN. CliANO,

AfIEKItAN GUANU,
FROM JARVIS AND BAkER'S ISLANDS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered tn, Planters Dealers after the satisflc-
tory results have been attained by practical experiments
misc by gentlemen In Virginia have used it stc By
with The Peruvian, Ehlc Island other fertilizers, and who
testify 10 It's superiority, imIpriunco and value.
II ~ upon nils well durable
lilztr, pnrrllug, hut not eNhaIstlmg.
II i sold much less price dian PrUy IAN anl when
the rrsit will les
Pamphlets continuing numerous certificates from farncs
Virginia and Other States will h. forwarded upon appnston
am Of lie American tnano Company IN HIGH
mon'l and all packages will have m, nan mark
ri the Company! le American cage,) aud Will he warranted
pure II VI" bu put up strong bags barrels option
ri Tue purchaser. Price ~ per Ion. .5s.
fEllN H. CAVE, 18th street. Richmo d,
feb 23ts MOSES LACY Agent for l. ylclbtry
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NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.
M have this dan associated ourselves together for the
w pose OF cun,urng general Grocery and Commission
business, under The II, aud Of IIiNsLEY al
The odd stand Of Mnrel Sirmon No. 81 Main Street, H
bury Va
Nom keep constantly hand good assortment OF Gro
hes. Liquors, staple Dry Goods, and In us-
al. hcIt In II i,rnccry establishment.
Pa cuar attention pad II The sale of Tobacco Wheat Flour
and all her Kinds Of country produce.
Nem 10y strict attention to business 10 merit the patronage
our irieL and the public generally, .#
WI. II. srRATTuN.
l. Its sAM'I. W. HENSIkY
DERuAlAN GUANO-of Baltimore Inspection which
l. guarantees its Standard purity.
ap2l CAMP, STAPLES & co. Bridge street
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Fire. Life and Marine n.;"ra ..cI
Lynchburg Hose & Fire Insurance Company.
TliIls Company makes against loss by
f, dwelling HOUSES, stores, Tobacco Factories an'i
buildings. Furniture. Goods Wares and Merchandise,
yencray and country the most favorable terms
Aso Insurance the lives Of all persons enjoying
good and ul sound constitution Tor the ~hole duration
Dt lit limited period.
slave. employ orlnar, occupations, will be insured
reasonable trr4t>.
company viii aio take marine risks from aud to any Of
lie Sorhcn or southern PORTS, nj favorable Rates.
biEF1ToEs
JOHN Robin MCDANIEL, President,
JAMES N. COLES Nne President,
JANIS VI. LAHtiloliNE, Chief Engineer.
jon. on, TAYLOR, Dawn T. srsscE,
IAafs T. f4lsE. ,IoHS +. DAVIS
4lgus MAuRGK -. iANGupgNR,
=, nIN.sY, CtAr. Il. sLiusnTtg.
AS. O. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CETED r. Wis ....t 5y
iIi, N. pTMAA OMEN Medic ENuu ner.
The NoUa II subjects for viii DO
the office o The Company each day between tho
hour 81 z al o clock. i. NJ. feb 23-dts
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T1ATEIIzk9 gIasOl6aY. ca.
F'Fw; FBH F 5 KEr ff' s Ore. Line

TT q FOR BkLTfMaHE.
>. s6-@ss TfE fvulszzn Ei.ea5aa Cqnpshys Steam
a. - skESfDKEE cspL WI Kxzs. ~ issvs Rich
nssa bsnincss svsr fsesss Iz.rsfsf I'D Ssfsraay
Yrsar I'D Ssssrday. tAeseey enabne shlppea end fes
ssasess have opportunity OF communication between The
: - Trrish rrc-ised In both places every day
Il, ssd aad ConHsrt fhes< INC siesner are eqna nd
su<v,aS t. zy of be foaHd In hi any ether
rs Fh..e been aed nut with splendid Stats
ks<sa pnssrurpp recommended 70 the
IA ses sad rghng coaniaafy The mos cforssble
er.pe~ spccdy m OF Transport zion bsEeen the tSo
poiniA ..
nsEys b procured nj Once fh"ckos slip opposite
Coinmban Hots,, ~ at The stssnsrs lanang f.arke'.
- sat. u a W. CURRik, Agents. Richmond
ecpt Tdiy j. BRANDT, ia, No Light H.. liaItin,sre
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE
No lit Main Street, Richmond Va
oNf) HEREWITH beg leave 10 infnrm my friends and
ESk the public generally, thai In receipt If my
FALL STOCK OF GOODS, larger and more varied
before becnenbracng Decorated dad G0id
Band dinner Tea and Toilet Sets; PITCHERS, Dishcs Iqas
&c, Also, Whttc CHINA and GraaGe, OF the best shapes
and IN sciis and by the rnge pair My stock for the
TRADE have selected with great care and fee,
that sell Ms low any rpacking house in the
United receive goods directly from the
iurcr. A call is respectfully solicited
July ~ ily -. Ii. TAYLOR Richmond, Va.
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1850. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
lei. EFT & WEISIGER,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No. 1G1 Man Street, opposits Erchange Bunk,
RICHMOND, VA.
HAVING, made ouerhg 10
1 the rnereh II virgnin, North Carolina and Tcnnes
prices whlrh caano but asrre SALE tie AiTgeSf and
mns cipife ''o4 u Spring d"f Summer Goois ever got
up MARKET which for quality variety and NeJiHcs
cxceIei All they ask look anre Purchasing
elsewhere strictly and promptly attended 10.
Mr. j. L. rT'mfSsoS forner. Of Union, Monroe county,
Yn Interested business and will devote 10 his saIa
lie Elicit N " ElSlGER.
feb 4 s7THiar 10 'Gl. u.s. ...
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SHOCKING AccipENT.--A Girl hited rh1e Ted
to a Cop.--A terrible accident occurred 10 tho
town Of Delhi. Delaware county, week ago yes
terday which resulted in the death Of little girl
seven years old. The parties TO tho sad occurrence
were William Scott, q boy seventeen years old,
and his hall-sister, Elizabeth Dolby the victim.
The boy had been sent TO take the cows to pasture
the little girl accompanying him. lie had with
him piece Of rope, with which he was IN bring
back some hay. On his way he playiully tie. one
end OF the rope around the body of his sister and
the osher end to the cows tail. When the cow
had proceeded u short distance in this way, fol
lowed by the girl, the latter stumbled aud Tell
wbcb 50 frightened the that she off nj n
'1ri-as rate, dragging the poor girl after her.
After running some distance the girls head struck
solid rock, crushing in the skull, and at tho
same time the COWS tail pulled out. so great was
the force Of resistance. The girl was so badly cut
around the face. neck and head. She WAS taken
up by the boy and carried home, here she breath
ed but two Or three times before expiring. Tho
boy j, said be rather deficient in intellect. and
1t Is NOT supposed that he realizes the imminent
danger in which his sister Was placed by his mis-
ehievous conduct. -Aibany Argus, June
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

SIAEsIAlL SALI-Goo sack, in prime order in and
IVA Tor sale by \. :. LEE,
ap Richmond AaM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

nEfMnoLDs GENUINE PREPARATION.
"HiGiLr ooAckkrkArkn' ,., .,.,z,,,,
For p-cusrr of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL and
DioislCAI Nv ELLINGS.
1l- power Of Digestion and cxoitos
Al.sOlBtNI - into healthy action by which the WAITE
ESlAEGEMENls are reduced, IA wcli PAIN AND IN.
fLAMMAiloN, mud Is gm"i Tor
MEN, WoMEN, OR CHILDREN.
IILLMBoLD LXrRAcT BUCHU.
Arising FROM Exccsses Habits of Dissipation Early lndiscrc
AJflNnIn WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
le,ss 81 Mett.,t, Difficulty "i breathing
Mcnt Nrr>e, Trembling
Horror - ii.,a,o, Nakvtulnrss,
Dmnrss nt Vision, Pain IN the Back,
iIot Hands, tus'Ing of the Body
rALIID CoUNTENANCE,
These symptoms, II allowed to Y" which this medicine
luynriahlN rm"NcH, soon follows
IN ON " OF W nArl TIE ri TrkEr Mny rXRr
who can say at they ARE not frequently followed h! those
Insanity AND ooNsuMrTIoN."
Many are aware OF III" Sne, s Of Their sniiering'
TIE RECORDS OF TnE iNsANE AsYLuMs,
and the Melancholy Deaths by Consumption,
rT "nr Tsf1s 70 'S rI nF ~ ~. W
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine 10 strengthen and
which iirtanoLn's EXTRACT BUCnU ,ntariah,y does
rmAL WILL CONVINCE rnE MOST sNrrlIoAL
I've elunoLns EXTRACT nrcmv for all affections and dis.
of the
Urinary Organs,
male OF Female,
From whatever originating aud matter of
aaOW Long NtNntltng-
Diseases Of these osRns require the aid OF DlUEErlC
Is TUE GREAT purRErIC,
Aud is certain u have The desired all Diseases
FOR WHICH IT Is RECOMMENDED.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-16

BLOOD! BHOOD! BLOOD!
H~mboids Hghty Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SarSaparilla.
SYPHILIS
This Is an affection of the blood,
AND ATTACKS TIE SEXUAL ORGANS,
Innings OF IilL NoSE, EARS,
THROAT. WlNDPlPE,
AND OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES.
Making It's appearance IN the form of ULCERS,
H"imhots Extract sarsaparilla
Purihcs the blood,
And removes Nil scnly Eruptions Of the Skin
GIVING 10 TIE COMPILATION A
CLEAR AND HEALTHY COLOR.
II being prepared expressly this class mpain
Blood Purifying Properties preserved To grealcr extent
than ANY Other preparation al oarsaparila.