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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26
King ZOhac and The Devil.

The fables of the ancients, their wondrous
mythology, and The mystic responses of their
oracles are not so devoid of meaning as some
seem to suppose. Great truths were often
yelled in their fgurative language-truths
which man now as much needs to know as
he did then. The New York Globe" uses
the following fable as a text for an excellent
sermon on slavery:
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26
Receipts.

Receipts,
Tho. RakestIaw, Mt. Union I,0a.1se
+. n. Johnson. I.5Oul72
A. d.. Jacobs, Youngstown 2,O0-9la
J9o. Boyer Bundysburg l,O0-Qao
Alex. GLEN, l,O0-2an
Erasles Case, Rootstown l,00=229
Joseph Bently, Hubbard l,Ql-92o
Naylor Webster, Harrisville l.O0zif4
Jno. d.. Thompson, l,00~9aQ
A. G.. Wileman, Old Hickory I,50-lf9
Horace Gard, Rooistown I,OO-94$
Cabel Ensign, i,00-229
Lewis Specs, Granger l,OO-se
Edward Lewis, A%ustenburg l,O0-QOa
Isaac Book, Lowellville i,OO-9s0
H1phia Stone, kinsman, l,0O-92f
c. D. Carlton, Elkader I,OO-9Qa
Lorenza Evans, Morgan 9,95zlsa
Ira Yocom, Pennvills Q,Op-i90
Abr. Resward, 1" I,OO-e29
Seneca Green, franklin Mills i,5O-iTa
Jacob Haynaker. hO-I9a
Barnet Blshore, New Antioch I,OO-230
Henry Hosver, Richmond 9.00-
Jas. Ball, GuiIford I,5O=95f
Aaron Williams jr.. Mahoning, l,0O-2a0
Abigail f. Edison, Hazd Green 1,O0-92a
Vim. Crafford, Lowellvills 50-e04
Joseph Stacy, " I,5O-2l4
Jno. b. Nessle, " e,O0-eat
Luther Battles, Mansfield LOLITA
Joseph F. Nash, Welshfeld I,OO-204
Jno. Allen, Columhiana I,00-l7l
Jno. West, Minerva I,0O-2l5
Jno. Homer, Berlin l,Oo-22s
Josiah Fogg, Z" l,25-oOa
Rachel Barnaby, Mt. Union l,Qo-ioo
Israel Gaskill, $4,000
F. DiRaldson, New Richmond l,25-22Q
Thos. Rhodes, Sharon l,0Q-Q4a
]. IL. Chapman, Salem i,00-s9a
ID. Bowel, s75=i7a
Geo. Garrison, Tew Lisbon 10000
James Brown, Medina 100000
J. Smith on account Of G. G. ,50-lfa
Mrs. II. Bronson, Medina, l,O0-iit
Samuel Erwin, C~olumbiana l,00-22a
Lemuel Flint, MELVILLE l,o0=o9o
Howell Streter, Gustavus l,00-l79
j. r. Dowly, New Lyme 2,25-ls4
w. Simons, Vernon l,00r23l
Pinks & Parish, Bristol l,50-lsl
VIM. Vradenburg. l,50-i6t
Jane Craig, Deerield l,0Q-2la
0~ Please take notice, that in the ae'
knowled cement ofsubscription money for the
Bugle, not only is the amount received pla,
ced opposite the subscribers name, but alsa
the number Of the paper TO which he has
na;1 anJ ,rb;oh mill he f,,,nl - ,ba o,ys:d.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26

al LOVE AGITATION WHEN THERE is CAUSE
FOR I THE ALARM BELL WHICH sTARTLEs
THE INHABITANTS OF A CITY, SAVES THEM
FROM BEING BURNED IN THEIR BEDS. Ed
Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26

0- Please take notice, that in the aes
acknowledgement ofsubscription money for the
Bugle, not only is the amount received pla,
ced opposite the subscribers name, but also
the number Of the paper TO which he has
paid, and which will be found in the outside
column of figures.
No subscriber need expect that a reduction
from the price of $3.50 will be made, unlesa
the money is forwarded at the time specified
in the published terms.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26

II For notice Of meeting, to be held by Curtis
and Walker, see The appropriate column.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26
(TRUE COPY

| refer you TO my friend, Mr.. G. Allen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
Transmitted. for TIE Ban. ner,eon
Nrw YoHx. Nov Is. 7PM.
ARRIVAL OF TIE
Ste Gamer w shington

The STEAMER " ARLINGTON arrived this afternoon
from Bremen and Southampton. She brings London
aprs II the ooh October. day liter than thse b,
10y the lllbrrna.
The WASHINGTON has Wy heavy and valuable carso
If German aud French ols.
She briugs a'sp loo passengers. annng whom the
Hon. II. Il ish, alo Munster 10 Ffanee, aud Bishop
Sou haaie.
Tue Hlvrc cotton marker the latest dates was very
firm and active, and further advance had taken place
~ prices
il Is said that the difficulties b,tweso Pre~iaeot b.
naparie and the majority the National Assembly have
been fully Adjusted
Fre,heNfc5ons had taken place in Hungary. l. is
said tHal If the first foblrs d, tho hiu.d were
c'udeuued to death, aud that The 'hsi Ii blood al
must iasiniab'e.
TIE Turks are hu>i'v eara"ed preparing rr var
The Eaali,h anl Frrueh n#es areoat their way l. the
Dardaasrs and the indications in favor otaosulpi
with Russia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
CEN. SHIELDS,

We have already mentioned the fact that Gen.
Shields had been reelected, by the Legislature
f Illinois at the late special session, called for
.ha ,urnose of choosing a Senator ofthe United
S,a,cs With vivid recollection of the very
a;scred;table figure which he cut last Spring in
W .orrespondence with Mr.. Breese, and when
attempting to take his seat in the Senate, we
tess our surprize and modification NJ this
salt But the Democratic majority oithe Illinois
LEGISLATURE must be presumed to be the best
;n5ee of what is the true exponent Of ITS own
honor and deccncy, and If IT prefer General
arh;elds, we have nothing to say.
Bnt. if the Senate adhere 10 the doctrine Of a
resolution which passed thai. body by nearly
unanimous vote, Gen. Shields will not be per-
n,tted even now To take his seat. The Senate
held the doctrine that he must be eligible, at the
time the vacancy occurred-that Is, the 18th
March last-and that his election, at subse
ouent period when the terms OF the naturalization
act had been complied with, would not sulhce to
satisfy the demands of the Constitution. Accord
ing to this theory, in which the Senate gener-
,lly acouiesccd Gen. Shields can never be the
;mmediafe successor of Mr.. Breese. The only
vav in which he could lawfully take his seat,
would be for the Legislature to elect some good
n,t,,rcd man of straw who should promptly re-
sign, whereupon Gen. Shields might be chosen
and take his seat without challenge. Whether
the Senate will adhere to this view Of the case
and nersist in the rejection OF Gen. Shields or
waive the objection, more technical than solid,
we have no means OF knowing. The point will
doubtless be raised when he presents his Gre
dentials. and discussion may be expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
,Nfie UFN. NOV. ..
I lTESIt RIr ItlE IIIRER NJ

Adriees have been received from Pans 10 he 10 Ia
OcoHer uhch state that during The debate in the Na
tuua Assembly. the Roman Question al efeation
occurred between NJ. Imers and NJ. BiNo. The latter
declared that the frner had said tha' the election Of
Louis Napoleon woni hea disgrace toFmncc, wherenp'n
Thiers demauded sltistlclions and duel was immtd
lately fought with pistols, but neither party snaaed any
personal i jury.
Paris paper states that the Russian Charge al Paris
had made known to the foreign ministers that Russia
would feaard the entrance Of the French fleet into the
Dsrdanels "a declaration Of war.
The same paper says that o.dcrs have been oiyen to
the French l-e I joo the English fleet at Naples.
Adyiers have been received nom London at Liverpool
t. lhe 10Th October. st tn5 that the steamer Severn
which LEFT Jamaica The 22 Srpel ber.. brought
Million ei specle merchants account. and ei2hy five
thousand dollarsun acc lunt OF Mexican dividends.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
1c1rNE nD III xETs

TOBACCO Tine ma k" ia animated. aud prices Of
must descriptions steady. The breaks snail the re
ceips very OH, AID sock decreasing Wequme Logs
e. s. 81 FIR Shipping ard s. 25oS 50 fr mannac
turing common Leaf 81 80 s. 80; q od and Fine
S 81 5e;aad Fine Alauuia, tndugiS 50lo$l2
FLOUR Receipts modcfsle We nrr sales of
Richmond uperfne al s. 90 5000! lie brands
find purchasers at &5l2} S5.ls3 per barrel.
WHEAT OFFAl..-Bnn ~ cts Shorts - cents ;
Brown So1s - els; SUN Stuff 40 cents per bushel
Demand fair and stocks light.
WlIEtT-We qeoie red at 81 02l, white 81 or ,fr
far mcrrhanaEle lots.
CORN-Wrq9ote Cons at 81 cents per bushel The
receipts are aht, aud demand fir.
CORN MEAL-6D 70 % cts per bushe
OArs-Not much doing. We quote 33a35 cents per
hnslel as the eeIIino nrLcn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12

members or upon the liberality fthe Senate. It
remains to be seen what course the Senate will
take. Will that body dare TO defend such
wholesale peculation, now that the public atten-
ton is officially directed to IT. We do not. be-
ieve it will. If it should, we may indeed de-
.nar of the Republic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
MIR CORR OF GEORGIA.

Ill { 4 90 been
h''' So 49, ~ a. zzt ,; ,,,,,i q. nirant ar our
deSighatea as ,n0 i'o7' 6 sl.'L; =
the southern 'eiioei"t! ia @ ~
the House OF Representatives, IL VIII "' lC'oi-
lected that he was one OF Ule lew Democrats from
the South who refused TO alliX his name TO Mf
Calboun's Southern Address. 1t will be, also,
raoollocted that whilst certain WING members
49,, .I,,,abold;nr States. who also refused 10
i.on' 1''' ll.s ,,,,.r,, denounced b,, ora-
sign inc S''" l., H., south Mr. Calh
loco Journals as i'i'oi ~ ~ 81
and his associates We're uhi'"'"iiH "cleha-
ed if not applaaded, Tor the course th''Y Puf-
sued Recent developments tend 10 show That
Mr. Cobb was far-sghted, and that he had sulh
o;ont r,ot;yes Of q personal character, II induce
-. Efr,,;u IL marty friends on this occa-
mn ~ >''ii0'
eior - " - :-., W.. h;,,,r.,n co,..,g
Inc New orA S''"'Ni . =
pendent says:
The substance of letter from Mr.. lloSell t"'h mas
been stated publicly here aud Il Is ~ eiiee an tAPl's
sion Of his opinion thu the prmaefaic zee III
vote for him, hec use he IS opps'd 20 M h'"'j anu
that the sealr may be- TUNED "gnhsi MN ny h' ~, al
the Taylor Calhoun Democratic members oi conn oai
dina"
This affords clue to Mr. 0obD cohauC'' ne
assertion is denied by the Savannah Georgian
and pronounced SANDER though the editor does
not speak by authority, but from his estimate OF
Mr.. C.'s character.
The Charleston Mercury does not decide 50
hastily as the Georgian. 1t says:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
THE PANORAMA.

In our last we spoke in commentator of the
Panorama ofthe approach to New York and Of
the Hudson River, upon the authority Of persons
ofreliabe taste. We have since had an opporu-
nifty of seeing il ourselves, and it gives us great
pleasure to say it fully came up TO our anticpa-
tons and is eminenhy worthy of public patron
age 1t will be exhibited four nights longer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12

We have heleofore noticed the great destruction,
Of properly attending thentefland emigration to Calit
MIA, TheS'. Louis Republican publishes letter on the
subject, from which extract the following:
From Laramie, after the first fifty miles, dead cattle
here nave couotfdone Thousand wagons that have been
burnt Otherwise disposed If on The road, Destruction
have been the prevailing emotion Il every bndy
who had to leave any thing On the tip. Wagons have
been wautouly sacrificed without occasion by hundreds,
being ffed FIR he apparent porpose 81 preven ing them
from bel sergc able to any boiy else Will hundreds
haze been used by peaaeneal ar fuel at nearly every
camping ground by each successive rain. From Deer
Creek The summit, the greatest amount ii property
has been thrown away. Along thu banks ufthe North
Platte to where the Sweeiwater read turns of tn
mount e. vausl property thrown away is astonishing
roo trunks clothing, Sc, lying stre"ed about 10 The val
ne of at least fly housatd dollars in about twenty
miles | have counted about five hundred dead oxen a
lunu The road aud only hree mules.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
SIGN OF THE ANVIL.

'ElE attention 81 House Roillcre, Carpenters nact
smiths Farmer, Merchants, Wtgm' Siistfsmi.h-,
'"nsnlths, rtrnets. Sh'emslsts aetz Coach and Wag
onMales, nr1ge Baides llea,eere,4 oil others u,
want 81 Hardware Cutlery, saddcry. Plated and britannia
Nste Gums and fancy Goods invited tae largcs and
% tnen Ne have eNet had the pleasure OF ohettng
ne following list eemprsesa portion tour very afse soc,
MoRr1SE, RIM. CARPENTERS. LATE. sroCH.
Store iaer Closet Cupboard. Trunk p#sk, nnuer and
uoN Locks sqaate Rim al Nnrlas lat,hes, Patent
Ninla" llmses, atium Mt a,sc le.n u lat rroad
and Narrow batsi l'o, ap1 Eve ~ Garnet Plate, chest
Snq aah'g liz, window and Sash te,sniog Wood
Screws Hand aud hench Sefe"s, Hand iil Screw.t
2le bdres II .i3dop 6liss from sNl0 10 26Nae;
Snrsfief P"uy Wrought and Tut Neilsi Flooring Nas aud
heds Finishing Nas Sash rullr,; sash Cords; Door aud
Window Bolts, He'll Pullo,s aud Rolls
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS; ANtES from ~ to = inehc.,
Carriage HANDS, lnlu Rubber aud Patent Cloth, Rtoad
Cloth and Wofs,d Goods ef caunre inur; Wide Lace,
Scanning aud fastes Lace Eusmellea t,a,hei ressclsl
Lamps Carriage Steps, Wagon boxes, Carnage Handles
aud Locks, Dash Boards; Alaeabc Iron.
hog SKINS; SHEEP SKINS, MOROCCO SKINS,
ming Skus; stirrp Irons, fine and common, Cub, Pei
ham, snallc and Mullen Bis Plated Ba>s and larnuned
Harness Momtnei RoleL necllc. Ssldlcts' and Shoe
Trees 81 amustesetN vatietv3 oil Capeug Carriages
Plated Brass and steel Spurs Saddte,s' -lacks:
or nRlNrs ANp eAfruEs, MAHOGANY AND
elias Bnrcau knehs, Bed Caps Wardahe and Hat iloo,
Brass aud Iron Bed anl Table aors stand Catcher Glue
sand Paper;
81 DOZEN SllONEIS AND SPADES.
Nmes RM ands AMI other mannaetofff'it'o, three aud
lnut pnng Foks Mauilla Rope, ocaHan. Square aud Fiat
ed Stse Horse shars aud Horse Slme Noil, Sheet Irons
hon brass aud Copper Vine, Brick and pascring towcst
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS;
Rides sly haired Revolving Pistols, SINGLE hatfa ritosi
Shot bels pwde, fl~ts English and French Percussion
CAPS, Cum Mpetsl Gun Nipples, Percussion and FLINT
! Lock- Tame Dag Gun AMI Nusket Flnts:
/ HAND, PANEL, W tnB, KEY HOLE, COMPASS,
Circular, Naneetmg, Mil d,oud ttess Cut SAWS, Resps
and Flo "!lbe vareo' kinds Framing, Mo't.e Corner,
Socket and fme Chsels hon Traces Huces with - 10
| Aunufss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12

o. The Secretary ofthc Treasury reports the
receipts into the Treasury, for the quarter end
ing 30th September, at sl3, 241 800, 0o-ol which
tui,450,000 were from customs-Sl'246,3 0O
iIon loans and the remainder from lands aud
miscellaneous sources.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12

Last night about fly nesnncs, Of all ages and sexes
with trans ~amfeded lom fhe Missouri side ottbc RI
yer. Tneslates were owael by Mss Miller. Mr. Nc
KIN AID Mir. N Culrheon, If Sugar Greek, and Mr.
Ellis nj Alo.t cello, Lows county.
TIE slaves were nverhauied ON Saturday, morning and
after desperate resistance and the sss OF thar leader
they vere captured. The slave VIM was killed belong
ed 10 Mss Miller.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
GnIrls,lic ditrnfires.

consists in The iaet tint they aud disease Ivy
opilcmd application, in place Of the usual mode # dug
glng aud hy-cIng the patient, iii exhausted Nature
sinks hope ossy under ,ho iclclian.
Then strengthen He wholc sgstem equnlse the euen.
diion u The bood proDate he secrctions and nerr do
The slightest injury under ang circumstances. Since Their
introduction IN the lued stales only three years since
more thun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
NEW YORK EI4EC TONI WHIGS TRIUlE
PH4NFt

BALTIMORE Nov 7. p. NJ.
The returns Of the comfy election in New York
gahe ally favorable to the Wings. In New York city
and county the whole Whig Ticket is eectsd-so says
The New York Tribune of his morning.
NEN JERSEY ELECTION.
In this Slate the Democrats have majority Of the
popular vote
SO far the returns from neither State complete.
We have m news rs yet irem the Louisiana election.
We have no alteration to make in last quotations
oil HE markets. either here grin New York.
Rci Wig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
HOpEWELL NURSERIES,

NEAR FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA.,
rgaiIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale unnsual y largo
i stock of FRUIT TREES, FLOW Frs, SSr., Tor, au-
planting His Apple Trees, with the exception oil
vateties oil large size and very thrifty. In
his stock Peaches pups and Pears be found all the
nowly introduced varieties Of merit ALSO fine stock
Apricos Grapes Noctsncs, Wanuis Strawberries Ever
blooming Roses Dahlias Sc. Catalogues, with prices AMI
describing the Fruits, may be obtained OF Mr. John II.
Tyrce, Iynchburg, who will and forward orders
Trees packed in the best and delivered at the depot
to 20 by Richmond II. X. ROBEY.a
Oct li--w5wl tHA sAfAf1 y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12

o. The appointment of Dir. Built, Editor
of the Republic, to the Mission at Naples, vaca-
ted by the resignation Of Judge Chnn, is conf
IDENTITY rumored
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12

D., A line of Steamers is about to be establish
ed, between Philadelphia and Richmond, touch
ing at Norfolk. The propeller Albany" will be
the first vessel placed on the route.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12

IS. The death Of Captain Gwinn, L. s. N, in
the Mediterranean, has caused the promotion Of
CommanderJ. M. Macintosh 10 the rank of Cap
tain. and of 1t VIM. F. Lynch, to the rank of
Commander
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
O BIZ TU n Il Z

Died, 2Glh October AT he residence Of her SUI, Bed
ford COMFY. MRS. NARY SMITH. wife of james
Smith, decd, in the Geta year of her age Eight weeks
previous 10 her death she became suddenly i'll. from
copous rouiton Of h. ol and although she received the
slrclesl attention from kind physician and aTconate
friends, yet it MAS to no purpose. She doom To
the chambers Of death. Bui her friends and relatives
need not mourn isr she has left The sur evidences Of
happy change, having lived a consistent member of the
NJ f., Church for the last Is years. When her last en-
envy stood beioe her. she shouted firth The praises of
her Rpdeeaer, babe her Weeping children farewell, and
yrlded her splrit to the God whd gave H."
Lynch Republican and Richmund c. Advocate please
copy.
NANCY SILK VEs'FiNGs-0f a superior quality
l. and style, ltat icc-lt,d by .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12

o. The Cashier ofthc Susquehannah Bank
Montrosc, Pa, has been committed to Jail in de-
fault of $40 900 bail. He is charged with having
robbed the Bank of $50, 600.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12

Tic liial Of Cill~, charged with robtiog the bank
has been commence! aud Jury was empauneied today
after much dbl uy. Able counsel have 5ccn pfoeurtd
On both sides his case exres much interest IN our city,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
Administrators Sale.

WILL he sold. Thursday, the 18th day OF November
w in the town of New ondnn at the late residence
OF Henry Stevens decd all the perishable property II safa
decedcnt, consisting of Horses, tattie Hogs Piautato
Tools Household aud Kitchen Furniture crops OF Cpr,
Wheat Oats, &c., The terms of sale will be, for all o
five dollars and upwards twelve months credit, with bonds
and approved securityor all under five doa,s cah
viii be required ROBERT b SrEvENS,ut
HENRY J. STEyENS.faa
THOMAS }. STEVENS
Administrators OF Henry Stesens dec'd.s.
Oct Il-wtIhN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
Washington. Nov, 6, P. NJ
APRON TAlENTS.

J f. WaddIe, Of n. C., has been appointed Consul t
Matamoros, Mexico
b. Everett Saith, Of Maryland has received The ap
ponlment of Consul TO TUX, Island.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
CHE4P laOR C.3y/I,
20 EEOsgsf EsuiifferS.

Ip.h BOXES SUPERIOR WINDOW GLASS, all u
spV zcs-2,OOO lbs. PUTTY.
The subqehe would like call the attention Of those,
wanting Glass, 10 m stock, enable him satisfy them
that lac has not only better but cheaper ecause there lit
r no breahage, averaging NEARLY th u inch hick)
Than any offered IN this market which he will he pleas
ed IL shcw To TONER'S together vii large and general
assortment Of Drugs, Medicines, Petuucty Paints, Oils,
Dyestnl and Fancy Artirs, which will be sid a, prices
aud in quantities 10 sui purchasers -. n LYMAN,
Oct lS-Gwf Bank Square.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12
AGENCY OF alsiai
DE-. y. y. Eifch'S CefPbr0fPd .LXediciesP0,

TSED by him with such distinguished in the
u OF Coughs, Consumption Catarrh Astlna Heart Disr
cases. Dyspepsia onorrioa Piles, Female Complaints, c
ScAlso, Dir. s, S Fitc's Abdominal Supporters. Shouk
der Braces Inlaing Tubes, and Lectures Consump hon.
and the preserving lie and Health to Old Age, kc -
JOHN SEAY has been appointed agent for the ssls 81
The above Goods and viii keep them constantly haad at
his Drug Store, l4ynchhurg, Virginia.
o. Dir Fitch's Guide Book to Invads and Directions
for Promoting Health. and instructions 10 Mothers, In the
Mana of Children" may he had gratuo,rv, ~
calling for at the Store above An extremely valuable
Book, ..as i4s.ax.s4
Aug I3-t,if f,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-12

cnERcpns thc reaiencdb7dV gtr1E t1ne To NE r1fious
orR0s, onj 9r'g otatas ne safe spAten .iso IA FITS
ttdmp, PnaiAy& md Poleg, Dgsptgsiu Indigestion,
Rhfumstsm. ,ic aHd Chronic Gabf fpitfpsy iuttseo.
Deafness, .Asfrous i3epofs Pafptuto aftbe Heart. up,
oplcrg Ne rgin. faB ~ The s de and tbfs Lrct Com,
pid'nt, Npad Compliant and tarafpye q the Spot HIP
Complaint, Discusses gfthr datgs Deficiency of,At1bois
aud Physical Enc Az ad d4Ntfeos Discusses, ,eh
nl.-uL. -LL-- L-nll on. .-lLulc caL-se- nanlal-L.
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PIrTSBURG AFFAIRS.

The liver is my in good naygahe order, the Weathe
unusually warm, aai business very brisk.
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st Louis Nov. 5.
THE CHOLERA AGAIN IN THE W ESI.
lhe chplcra has Il appeared atSt Geneyieye. and
Iue prevalent aud fatal.
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C.EEEEO ..x's.s OLD.
CASH FOR NEGROES.

I WISH to purchase number oi LIKELY NE;ROES
i ipr which / will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
All letters addressed at Lib, rty Bedford county, will
receive prompt attention. w. @. HEWITT
Aug 9--iits ri 5ts ieIet
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NANCY SILK vEs'FINGsOi superior quality
l. and lyle, ja4t ictlit,d by
0tl St. WArERHouSE 4 POTTER.
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NERVOUS ~ STEM,

Tiis benalll, aud convenient application Of the my
tetlous powers It Galvanism and Nagncii.m has bee
pronounced nv DISTINGUISHED physicians, hah in Entel
aeJ the United States 10 be the most p1laab'c medic
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We see no reason 10 doubt The general accu-
racy Of the statement. The Free Sellers will
hold the balance of power, and we should not
be,in the least, surprizcd to see Southern Dem
ocrat elected by their votes. We have seen
stranger combinations brought about.