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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15
IMPORTANT DiSCOyERY!i
RELIEF IN TEN MrNrrrre. -,

SR1ANS PULM0NIC WATERS are unf,;Ii,c J.,
me cure "f Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
S@.e Throat H"arsG9ess Difficult Breathing Ineipent
no taste of medicine, and any cLild viii ,l I VA. .
thousands hive been restored to health thai had be,ra
deSt,ared' Testimony ven an tun lreds of csas
slnsie dose relieves in TEN MINUTES IA
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers-,be ,or;a:u.,
only genuine is stamped Bryan" Son,ion I MOI ana
offered Tor sale Twenty-Five cents box Snld b ore
ers generally j. BRYAN & CO. Rochcs,er " ', ~
R RoREprSn GSesale by WOOD Richmoqi r r.
%Co WhsoIia ~ fepe1s69rs; j. II. PATTERSON
oct l5-d3mif 1!"''i"urg.
ANSEED OIL ,OOU gallons be-, a-,i-7----1
ugnt ooi'. just ct hand and for sal. by N'' ~ II
b. F. SACKETP
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA There are said
to be upwards Of four hundred students now
at the University.
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O7ssKU HSX.

DIED, OF Typhoid foyer, the morning of the oSrh
September at the residence of his brother Mr. Thole
u haber near New London, Va.-JoHN CoNRAD KAn.
Ter, youngest son of Mary l.. and Thaddeus Kabler
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CoMEr.-A large, faint rebulolls comet, re
seinbling u star-clusler was detected near the
forward paw of the Great Bear, on the night
of Sept. l l, by Mr.. G. Bruins in Berlin
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Ff0Hl ihe HO0nONe Beacon
TEN Pc ORANGE GAZETTE.
In is ADMITTED EY ALL

n n
new cash Store is the place get pretty, cheap a'u
good Goods, OF which the subscriber has very large anu
desirable assortment just received from the Mortimer"
cites consisting in part Of the following: plain 81 T. w
ured Silks, Colnrd. Plaid and rocade do Paris a"''
Mouslins, paccas, Bombuzinrs. Mefiroes. Pnnt''
Sheck and Swiss Muslins, Shuwls Hosiery Emf rolcLT
hbbons Trimming, Childrens Goods, &C., which e
invites the particular attention of the ladies' tor '
gentlemen lie has splendid stock of BIN. ard Co'o,
UotnS' 81 k. and funcy Cassimeres, Velvet ana '.,s
Fesngs, Crayats, Collars and all Goods for gentlemen
Wear-als1, large stock of rwilled Cloths Satne'I
L'hsHys, kersey', Kentucky Jeans, Blankets an" a.,
goods usually kept in Dry G od- Store. / YOU T'''
a bargain give me a call WIN. 5. HANNAH
oct. lots
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WnEAT.-Wbite wheat was sold in this mar.
het yesterday at 81 40 cts. per bushel.
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TIE Coon Old TlMEs.-The New Orloan

TIE IoOD Old IIMEs.-Ihe New Orleans
Crescent says:
People are nockin1 here by thousand. Me.
chanlc', la5orers professionals, thoivcs, gamblers
vagahonds and cut thloats, all animated with
the prospect Of finding every body dead and
70 compeltion to interfere with them in ma
king an honest living, are beginning to crowd
upon US, and things look like the revival OF
the good old times. We think the absentees
may as well come home.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15

Hon. John Y Mason, the newly appointed
Minister to France, it is stated, intends taking
his departure in the Humboldt, on the 18th Of
November, for Europe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15

FIRE IN PETERsnuEG-Tbebu building known
as the Washington Hotel in Petersburg on
the premises Of Mr.. Edward Whltlock. and
an adjoining tenement. occupied by Mr. Nc
Fall, were partially destroyed by fire the 18th
INST Neither of the buildings were insured.
Loss estimated at between two and three
thousand dollars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15

The Richmond TIMES makes its appearance
IN new and neat address and with a new
lame. AS The Ecmiag Bulletin, it will b..
conducted by Thomos Bailie Il Co. and will
be independent Of party. We are sorry to
lose our old companon.in arms from the field
OF political warfare, buttrust, as they say in
the obituaries, that "our loss may be his gain"
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Funeral Notice

The Funeral Sermon of the late ELIZA ! SppFcp
'l be preached the New London Academy on tl,c
23rd nsant-roet being the 18th Sunday of the month
li-2t
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HAWORTH & HORTON7S
BurIesque Opera Troune

The largest regularly organized Troup in H.. II.
CONSISTING OF '''
Seventeen Unrivalled Artists
Selected from the most Celebrated and p
panies both in the North and South, among % en-
MAD'LLE LEFOLLE, From Niblo's Go rpo'' are
MISS AUGUSTA, from the ST. Charles Tba.,
SIG ANTONIO NJ. EARNANDES. one ~ ~,
vel Family, VI TIE IA
MRS Ii. NJ. WILLIAMS, from Woods Nin.-
g J. NJ HUNTER, from Campbelrs P pa'"s"e,
" q. W. MOORE,
" c. W. KENDALL, from Kenda's Band
MONS. LEfOLLE, Dr. Bond Kirby. Christ W.,
White. etc, etc, ect 'eOo,
They will perform MONDAY and TIFSn,v
Oct l7ih and 18th, under their IMMENSE PATm
LION on the LOT recently used by Robinson & Ejrp5.
Circus Company. ''eus
TICKETS SO cents-Chidren and Servants o. ,o...
L@ Doors open at and o'clock-Performo,o o". ~
commence Mt = and 7. Too, ~ jn'N 10
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR The Rich
nond Dispatch announces the following APP
pointment of Marshalls to aid in the manage
ment Of the Agricultural Fair, TO be held in
tina city the fist week in November:
Gen. r T. PRESTON. Of Montgom'ry co
Col. +. J. CRUMP, New Kent.
Col RO. McCANDLISH, Williamsburg.
Maj. j. II. KENT, Montgomery.
Capt. r. NJ NIMMO, Richmond,
Capt J. NJ. SHEPARD,
Capt w. b. BALL. Chesterfield,
S. w FlCKLlN, Esq AIbemarle
J. ID IMBODEN Esq Augusta,
ID w. HANALL, Esq, Charles City,
TuOS. WATKINS, Esq, Halifax,
TllOS. RlTCIIlE. Jr., Esq, Henrlco,
X. .. HASklNS. Richmond
DIR. J. GitATTAN CABELL, Richmond,
DIR. JOHN ROSSER TABB, Gloucester.
The Fair will begin the first day of Novcm
her
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TnE METHODIST Cnurcu Surr.-It is sta
ted that the New York Book Agents are ma
king ar, angemenis for an immediate settl, ment
with the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
on terms entirely satisfactory in regard to a
division of property The whole matter in
dispute is to be referred to the Hon. Judge
Mclean, of the Supreme Court of the United
States The Judge is expected in n. York in
n few day s, 10 meet the commissioners the
two branches ofthe church.
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President OF THE. VA. CENTRAL RAILRoD.-

PRESIDENT OF TuE.VA. CENTRAL RAILRoD.--
The following gentlemen have been nominated
by their respective friends as candidates for
the office of President of the Virginia Central
Railroad. Gen. a. a. Chapman, Of Monroe /;
kcnton Harper, A. IL. IL Stuart, Hugh w.
Shelley, of Augusta, and Col IL Randolph
and S. w. Ficklin. Of Albemarle. The cleo,
lon will be made at the annual meeting Of tho
Stockholders the 10th of next month.
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presbyfcriaI Meeting.

Tue Pre.lytery Of Hanover neneed its fa.i sess'
ON on Thursday venng. 18th instant in the 2nd Pres
aylerian Church in this city.
Rev. Haley Cunning. of Richmond, preached tue
opening sermon-rom john II, IL" Thy ipord as
7,nh In the introduction Of his admirable discourse,
Vii enlisted throughout the profound attention ut all
tre.ent tho Reg'd Speaker sketched, in very iec-
on- style Of expres,on bold and comprehensive his
Try Of the struggles of the human mind in the cease ess
prosecution of the question ropounded by Plate to the
Lord Jesus Chrst--" Iphot rs Ttuh2 " The Text was
presented with eloquent solemnty-es tie enswer OF
Incarnatc w sdon, to the agonizng cry o humanity,
coming up from all ages in whh The sin.bewildered
mind Of nnn has been struggling for Ii h. and seeking
afle the If recovery from the ruin of which ii l.
conscious and the restoration to the patrnony which
by sin has forfeited. A if Jesus had at that moment
heard the earnestcry Of humanity "Wha Is Tru' he,
with an eye to all the faculties wants and woes of
mankind, and with onniscience of all Truth in all its
lflalipns-r sponsgey and decluratively exclaimed
" Thy WORD Is TRGTH!R
Nr. Dunnng proceeded 10 unfold the Gains ofthe BIZ
lie 10 human regards Truth Geographic Historic,
ontoogic. Prophetic, Moral and Spitual system
ofPaiosophy, Ethics, Morality, Religion Redemption.
lie then closed with few differences by way of improve
nen showing in the first place. the wondrons grandeur
# the Bible viewed in these relations. In the
oHd place its safety TIM Book of God notwithstanding
nj the attacks which has been and may be subject.
81. Ia the third place, the confidence with which it
hould be believed by all who profess recev"it the
word of God Ia the fourth plncc the guilt of those
who would shut up the contents of the Bible in deao
language, Danish it from me, and schools, In
the 9Th place, the guilt aud danger of those who disc.
BE- an reject it, and finally the and fidelity
with wich should be PREACHED by those whose special
iuiy il is to make its Truth known.
After sermon the Presbue,y of Iianover was called
70 order by the Rev. Mr. Denning, the last moderation
present, and being eonstiteted by umyer, Rev. f. II.
Grumpton nominated md duty elected moderator
for the present session { Pre-bytery.
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The following are some of The notices of the press:
From tie "Richmoad Dispaleln
I'll poper h REL ofore issued AT ScoitsqilIe Abrro
has hccn eunreed aud improved and Is now CONQUERED
by Mcdonald X Forbes. 1t is STYLE. the g" IJrLlyGo
-ette ant T,mp,rance AGvocote." Tie edi ors mn,
OF talents and will od"ubt do good ice in the cause
of Temperance whiclrhcy espoase with great corncst
ness.
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From he RicLmond Times
Weakly Gazette and Tenlperancn AZ


We have received he first number Of a new Temper.
ance paper published in Lynchhurg by Forbes g. N, Don.
aid and bearing the above title. Ii presents quite f.
handsome appea, anco undis columns give evidence Of
talent and industry.
From the Bcdford Sentinel
TEMPERANCE GAZETTE We have received the first
number Oft emPonnce Cuzette paper published
in Lynchbure by Mes>rs. Forbes & Mcdonald The sal.
utatory of NJ Mcdonald satisfactorily and orcbly wttr
AMI indicates talents OF high order. We welcome
him to the Editorial corps, ard wish the proprietor,
bunIant
From tic Lyncl5nrg Express
The TEMPERANCE GAzETrE.-We have received the
first number since its elai cement of the above paper
It's n, atty printed type, aud is ofreSpectabe
SIZE 1t Is published weekly, in this city by Messrs
James Forbes and Alexander McDonad,and furnish
ed TO subscribers at 50 per PAYABLE in advance
The salutatory of Mr.. Mcdonald is in good Ia 10 ard
well writen We doubt not lie will make valuable
accession to the corps eaoyial of the State May Pc
cuniary success attend the enterprise.
From tie Virginia K, corder.
We have received the first number of the Weekly
Gazette and Temperance Advocate published in Lynch
burg, 10y Alexander Mcdonald and james A. ForJes
The salutatory OF Mr. Mcdonald is in gooJ chaste
and will written, and we hope the good which
the Nazctte advocates will receive new inn etus with
in the range of its circulation The Gazette il we'll
printed on large paper, and is published only 81 J0n
advance or 81 il not paid within two months.
From the Roanohe Beacon
TEMPERANCE GAZETTE.
we have received the first number of tins journal
published in the city of Lynchbug and edited by AcN
andef Mcoonald' Its neatly printed, and we d"
not Mlli be an important auxiliary in behalf ofhe cause
1t Is designed to advance. We wish it success and com
mend 1t to the patronage of Temperance men in TINS
,ecrion of the State.
adopts as Platform, the Resolutions endorsed ny
the charlottesville Convention and Judging from IN"
first nuuber will advocat. with zeal and ability pro-
lbitory law. Such asnni will eventually be taken by
all temperance men.
oct Is d&c-It
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15

All. Howard, THE VIoLiNIsr, gave his first concert
in this city Thursday evening lie handles the violin like
master, and performs the difficult pieces with
an ease and skill that nothing but genius OF high order
with the most careful and ,pracce could sup
ply. He is young man, and with perseverance, must
rise to the highest ranks in his profcss,-if indeed he
be entitled u such a nnsilinn
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was put + lie ts.,by " ,cmpera y CHAIRMAN.
and pronounced carried at moment OF disor-
der and confusion when only few indvdu-
ais knew what was going on. The Post nc-
ceptcd The nominees, but repudiated the plat
form as the work of the convention; and its
words were quoted by the Scott journals
throughout The middle and southern States, IN
order to injure the democratic nominees and
deg ade the democratic party by intoxicating
The belief thai It had not planted itself on
broad national grounds, but bad undertaken to
cheat and deceive the people by putting forth
spurious declarations TO principles and IN
tentions.
The action Of the freesoi leaders at the
last session of the New York legislature, and
IN the meetings TO send delegates 10 the Syria.
cnse convention, and their violent aud unprin.
ciped conduct at that convention, were IN
keeping with their previous venalty, and
make the proof conclusive that they never in
tended 10 fall into the ranks of the national de-
mocracy; bul intended to seize on lis orgnpi
zaiion aud WELD II for their 'sclf.h and cor.
rupt purposes. II IS VAIN TO pirate Of the UNI.
on OF 1919. There was no legitimate union
effected then. There was coalition lor Office
and nothing more. The attempt was made at
Rome TO unite the fragments OF the party on a
basis Of common principles, but il failed, be-
cause Mr.. John Van Buren, and his dlsorgan-
zing followers would not consent 10 any basis
hat did not recognize their ireosoil hcresies-
Aft rwards Coalition was formed nj INCA by
dividing the Stale Offices; but il vas one of
hose impure alliances that good men will
sometimes yield to because of an outside pres
sure, aud under the hope that it may lead to
lawful aud reputable connection"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15

The "NATIoNAL intelligence" elaborate
" and ably urging, that in the contemplas
I'd alteration Of the Tariff, there shall be a
change. as far as possible, from universal al
ralo,eo's to specific duties, say:
" The ad vaIorem system is unique
and has never been adopted by any
other country, as all the commercial experience
Of the world Is against 1t. Great Britain, IN her
annual collection of eE22, 100000 sterling
$40 600 from customs, obtains less than
$4,000 sterling ($200.000) from od raIorcm
duty, and To such an extent do some of tic
Continental Governments carry the system Of
specific duties,that they are levied upon linen,
cotton, and silk manufactures, the later by
weight and the two former by counting with
magnify ing g classes the humber of threads in a
square inch. and Ievyn9 the dptv per square
yard according 10 the foeness thus ascortained
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+ The canvass IL Mississippi for the U ,. Sen.
ate, between Hon. A. G. Brown and Governor
Foole. has been progressing quietly Of late
rather too quietly for The later gentleman as
we infer from a publication he has just made
in the Marshall Guard We give.an extract
from II, which seems To US 10 ailude not indls.
rinctly to other persons than the Individual
holding subordinate clerkship:
learn from confidential friend of mine in
Washington that il has bren known TO several
persons there for several weeks past. that a
certain individraI holding "A subordinate
cletkship In that city has been engaged In
concoc ing false Official certificates. or sim4
iafed certificates on this subject. several Of
which, not precisely IN harmony with each
other, have been seut 10 the editors Of presses
adverse To my claims as a Senatorial candl.
date. with view to their being used against
me as the exgencies of the canvass might make
necessary. hold in my hands a tolerably
sure clue to the development OF this dark aud
attocions scheme of viIIainy; and shall. if
live until another meeting oil the Senate shall
occur, claim special commtfe for the inves
LEGATION Of all the Disgusting circumstances con
necied herewith, and the condign punlshment
all concerned IN the same, either as principals,
actors or abeuors; which Committee ! hope
will be allowed to send tor persons and papers.
50 that all who have had any participation in
tins monstrous transaction may be fully ex.
posed To that lasting lnfamy which all honora-
bIe men will rejoice to see fall upon them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-15

To the Temperance, Literary, Religious Ao,5
cultural, and sGeneral Reading
Community
TIVE ATTENTION Of the Reading polr. :?
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We have resolved he first number Of a new Temper
ance paper published in Lynchhurg by Forbes g. NJ Don
aid and bearing the above tide. 1t presents quite a
handsome appear ance andiIs columns give evidence q
talent and industry.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-05

Gents Furnishing d0ous'
BETTER assortment can be found ~ no. zVo
"A Main st.. than at any other placeln moIcrsseF'
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
By Letters Patent (gecured) 1849.
Pulv@macher's Patent Hydro Electric Volaic
CT AINS
McDOnald's Advertising Agency.

HAMS.
CONSTRUCTED 10 be worn under the garments are
~ the most wonderful discovery in Medicine and
Electricity of the present day. They relieve, without
pain shock the ins antaneOusy palms.
such head, aud tooth ache rheumatic pains, tie
dooreux, &c land by their mild hu continuous and per-
ceptice action the body diseases of years standing
such gOut local paray sis nervous complaints, liv
diseases, disappear Il by miracle. They have
been applied with the greatest in all those dread
fGl diseases in children commonly called COMMISSIONS
also in OF teeihne under difficulties, and disord
ers of the bowels They pIecipitae metals from their
solutions decompose water defect the magnetic needle
in short show all the phenomenon of powerful voltac
pile. The Instruments producing these effects weigh
about two ounces, be folded up in pocket book,
are always ready for instantaneous use and will last
man his lifetime, for himself family, and his friends,
which mild streaming electricity is perfectly safe
TAM and wonderful speedy remedy. The price of
complete chain is from 81 batteries Sl0-S2250.
Incredible may the above facts, any person
can easily convince himself beforehand the depot of
their truth. The importance of the invention has been
acknowledged in America by the Academy of Medicine
of New York, and The Chains have been applied with
great success in the Medical Colleges, the City, Belle
vue and Wards Island Hospitals Brooklyn City los
pita &C.. in Europe by the Royal Colleges of Physic
ians and surgeons in London by the Academic Nation
ale de Medicine al Paris by the Imperial Faculty at
Vienna by the Royal Faculty Berlin and other sci
entc institutions OF the highest order, including the
principal hospitals in Europe
The proprietors in possession of testimonials to
the effect from all the above institutions in Amer
lea and Europe, well as of the eminent and dis
nguished members of the profession in both hemis-
pheres, and invite the public 10 examine them.
Full and illustrated descrpions-One for personal use
and one for scientific men-wh copies of testimonials
and number OF cases cured in New York and Europe,
may be obtaineds gratis, at this office. They will be
forwarded free Of postage any part of the United
States in answer to pre- paid inquiries containing 'ree
cents postage stamps. J sTEINERT, Sole Agent
No. 556 Broadway, cor. of Prince St, New York
Agents in WorcesterCALDWElL & HILL, 229 Main
Street 1yll d3m
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FOB The -
III ER..


For Prescribing, RESTORING and Beaatitying
tile Hair.
Gtausing il to grow luxuriany, and giving it soft
and curling appt arance, ofthe most delight full char
acter. The KATiIAIRON neutralizes the effects Of
disease, climate and old age in preserving and
ing the human Hair, even after Badness of many
years,-cleanses the scalp from Dandruf, and its
ura impurities,--mmediatey relieves sympathetic at
tscks of Nervous Headache, and cures all cutaneOus
diseases Oft skin, such Erysipelas, Salt Rheun,
Itch, &C. AS
TOILET ARTICLE.
for giving the hair rich SOFT glossy aud curling ap-
with its ncontesIed--is iBcontestible virtues. 1t inn
flowers, and is free from all mneral properties any
substance which can color the skin, or stain lady's
hat. For ee 8s
Bald and Gray Heads,
It's pre-emnenty beneficial The Kathairun restored
my hnr, after badness of 10 years. A. JAY CouRT-
RIGHT, rs Bond street. N. York" This admirable
preparation be had of all reputable Dealers through
out North and South America, and the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles. for rs cents.
Sold to the trade at liberal discount, but commits
d. $. BARNES Proprietor.
16l Broaway, New York.
Sod in Worcester, by SHELLEY & SCOTT, L. T.
LAZELL, DAVID SCOTT, JRs, JAMES GREEN,
G. 5. A. HOWE, NJ. B. GREEN, and E. II.
MARSH, and sold by NIL Druggists, every where.
WEEKS & POTTER, No. I54 Washington street,
Boston, wholesale Agents for New England.
marI4 5 daw6mis
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Drawing and Painting Academy

sDRoF. RoHNER asretnrned 90 the eity, and re
Il moved his Studio TO the splendid rooms Ia Unlon
Block, over L. ID. Goddard Cos store where he pro-
poses 10 open
Drdaoing and Painting Academy,
for Adults and Youths. The terms will be ak dollars
for "a lessons, provided sufficient number pupils
obtained. r4i ~ ~ fai - f
Mr.. r. viii continue 10 paint Portraits usual, and
work may be seen AZ hs rooms and ladies and Gentle
men are invited 20 cali aud examine az their leisure.
deca at