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lh' speedy manner IN which il cures and Tho .r
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SAM sensation WhItcVrrWIii glNr il p.acc ir oh -,
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a "'l thiIreiy eAc'ie the Ol the kuil,. IN ,.ase
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10000 Peach Frees for SoIc

sVoVVV reach Frees for Sale.
Ss4S, EE subscriber has a large and we'll seIo,,od
hssSS% L Nursery of Peach aud other Fruit Tree
- Siiver-ieaved Naples Grape Vines, Strovberr'
am raspberry Plants for sale at accommodatug
PICes; P catalogues OF winch, Will be found Xith NI
JONATHAN CAfLIN, Smyrna, bel, who has ar.
.epeu an Agency for HE safe of my Trees TO whom
reference is made for further parliculars-as n nricc
anu all other matters connected with Tho urnrnrrn
ana shipment Of Trees from said Nursery '''''''
JAMES :. PETERS.
sepi9-6t nnI,.',t IaI "St oi'ice,
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conflicts Of political liig. who lot YET WING
10 abandon the guidance Of the Yesscloi Tie
State. in moment 81 critical n the present, to
the rash and incon-iderato hands which are div
ing her straight upon the breakers. We trust
that no word may fall from w. 10 nggravate the
i'll feeling which has been 30 unfortunately excl
ted or Ia embtter quarrel which it j. only due
TO our Government and people to say they have
done nothing 10 provoke. and are willing TO do
everything consistent with honor To nllay. We
cannot believe, notwithstanding the extraerdna-
ry language and conduct of the American Gov
ernment. that they can really wish To drive mat
tiers to the extremity towards which they are 50
recklessly urging them; but it i dangerous 10
sport with the suscepiibiliiies of two brave aud
high spirited nations aud those Who are thus
eager in letting out the waters of strife should
consider well whether they have strength suff-
Gent to close the hoodgates they have opened.
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lpmsnUur9 2'trDin,au.
T.. .a.y Msr.irs. .....Nevemser 40, 1888.
The Wal Panic.

One Of the most extraordinary Developments OF
the day is the panic which has been started in
England by the London Times respecting the
imminence of a war between that country and
the United States. The people of the United
States, not less than those of England, have been
startled by the announcement, and are n, n
lo.s--as well they may be-to accoun, for the eau
SEES which have given it birth. To suppose that
there is no real ground of difficulty existing in
our diplomacy with England to Justify the alarm
which has been created, is TO suppose the London
Times guilty of deception and fraud in the
highest degree disrerutable and criminals
the contrary, II we assume that the whole cause
of difficulty which it assigns does really exist,
we can but be astonished and indignant that mat
tiers of difference so trivial in themselves & seem
ingly so easily susceptible of amicshle adjustment
should be deemed sufficient by the British minis
Try to induce them to back their diplomacy with
an insulting menace, in the form Of threatening
feet near our coast. If the London Times truly
represent the motives and designs of the British
Government. ia the movement of the West Inda
Squadron. 10 be either indirect menace. or in
Prevention. as is asserted, in regard to the more
rigid enforcement of the neutrality laws of the
United States, the Government at Washington
will assuredly fail to represent the feelings and
spirit of our people on the subject if it does not
resent the indignity and dqnnndfor it immediate
andample satisfaction.
But can scarcely believe in the possibility
at this time of a hostile collision. from any nc
tually existing cause of difficulty however oompl
Gated, between the United States and Great Bril-
tain. The latter power is very far from being
in condition to provoke causeless hostilties
with any people now standing aloof from her
great contest in the East-mneh less with those
from whom she must draw supplies TO preserve
her in thai contestfrom bankruptcy and starva-
ton. But shall see whit we shall sec--and
the denoeement, we dou1t no., when all the msts
have been cleared OF, will be peaceful as could
be desired
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Ut J. fHeIr coast. without foI4 feh-7n nor
should ihss.
Have We not already enough upon onr heads
TINT we should seek To irritate proud and.Pow-
erful people What would be the result OF
conflict with the United States. even were we to
come nut Of it vicioronslyl Onr commerce aud
manufactures would lie crippled-our monetary
affairs in incxtrcahle eonfusinn-the coast
swarming with pryqieers-a million OF our IN
dnsiral population ont If employ-the coast
of all the neces ssries Of life greatly enhaced.
Truly il would he '.the beginning 1T the end,
md most likely result in civil war aud social rev
oluiion Better tia, the United Suites should
possess Cuba aud oor West India Islands into the
bargain han we should risk such ealnfniiies. Bet
ter that the present or n score Of other admins
tfaions be driven from power. than they shoai1
be suffered 10 their secret diplomacy tor such
fearfnl results. VI. !.
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What M P. saws of the Difficulty with the
United St stes

To the Editor of the London Daily News.
November2 Nothing save an attack ON the
honor Of England will justify war with the
American people-a people of the same blood.
language and religion ourselves Parliament
should promptly be called together; and if not,
public meetings should be held to protest against
SO fatal a proceeding.
Lord Palmeston, as is his wont, is CARRYING the
country to the brink of precipice, which mus
either involve Us in war, or force us to withdraw
our fleet ANONYMOUSLY. The American people
will not tamey submit to a feet Of liners being
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Wai plnica

1t is very easy thing, well as n very mis-
chievous and wicked one 10 get up an unfonnd
ed war rumor: but certain papers i'll this country,
rs well a in England, employ themselves in do
ing it, with industry which, for a good object
would be commentaries England no more wants
war, or any serious understanding likely to
lead to with the United States, than the
Queen wants water IN her own shoes. She is
looking to us for COIN with which to carry ON the
Russian war. She Is buying grain aud -four of
us to feed her soldiers, in this very city of De-
troit, every day. and in other western cities. and
To large figure in New York A war with the
United States would cut off the sincws of war
-money-and break in fragments the staff of
ife-bread. A war with the United States
would render valucless the public stocks, govern
ment, state, municipal, corporation. and all, mil
lions upon millions of which are held in England.
and with them railroad municipal, and all other
bonds, which owned there to II like extent.
War would reduce the value of the stocks Of
the Great Western Railway below the cost Of
the spikes which hold the rail seats TO the cross
ties, and with that, the income of the Welland
cannl, the Cornwall, Beauharnois and all the 9th
er Canadian canals of the st. Lawrence. War
would destroy, for the time being, the Cunar,l
line of ocean steamers and the boundless tonnage
of sail shipping, now engaged in the lucrative
carrying trade, and would paralyze three fourth :
of the merchant marine of Great Britain.
War would shut up the factories of England
extinguish her furnaces and send her working
population into the streets, to howl with hunger
and hold insurrectionarv meetings. ending in ri
Of blood shed. incendiar SIN and anarchy. There
could not be made n Ministry in England, strong
enough to Withstand the measure oi a war with
the United States, forts end would be reyolu
ton aud change of goyernment.-De Detroit Adrer-
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Rad tic tI1io,rHg remarkable carf ,rfd3 .48a3 NJ M
H. q. tAkKELL'S ARABIAN LlNIME<I


Mr. IL q. fanell-Dear Sir: Actuated hv a -ap.a At -
fitness submit tin following AS an s ancc Of tho ~ W
your great medicine .iv child three years ED Wa. d
attacked with terrible disease which in less tlaa .y
Frustrated il 10 t1tm hclpgssuess The limbs b,ta5 81. =
HAT not joint cpud 5t bent the flesh turned l.ge and
and entirety depriye,t feeling. the eyts fixed PARTIAL ca
and altogether blind following Hi ,cane>, 10 Sam
the spine became contracted and tary ed that VIXEN 4
lis back the head and heels only touched Indeed n, N
presented every appearance 81 being dead l.a aia. N
die attack, the family lhy7 ian called ia. and lin
weeks he lborrd restore il feeling but all "A vain
though il bliStrrcd dozen times and yafs Id fl
Linmenis applied consultation of ply siriaas W, ii
held but 20 purpose the then brought before
Medical Society, but nothing could be suggested Which bad
ready been done aud the doctor then told lie
nothing more. We then commenced appl Vim voHr luu
freely over the entire length OF the spine my IN
iue parents joy when, after fow applications rgua
animation apparent. and II rapidly recovered with tue
ception of the sight which did become porirgt
month. The child j. healthy and robust Re-
other of the same kind occurred previous nfH
borhood all Of which died when there j. uud4Eltd .
iment had been used they would have recovered
Peoria. March Isl 1881. HENRY &. & Il. Az
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


NOVEMBER III. NJ Wallace, Union. Va; j VI Goseger,
Georgc towu \ II Layuc, Bedford Coles Ws0ding,
y G L Perkins Cars-holl W Hannah. city: Whit
low Mrs Whow and daughter, Bedford { Horton, city
DIR Sepoe. Bcdfori d Lyon city j Williams city:
Lcwtlru Halifax j Pettigrcw, Lexington Twiulow,
city W Phillips Va q ii McDearmond, Roanoke; W \
STROLLER lady city Glandy, Pulaski George Washing
ton, u c. II HarulinE & 4 r K; j Kirkpatrick Phale
phia Il II Buri>ncr. & I Il II 5 Wamper, Wythe
II CalitHs V x 7 K Il J King, W ythe G W Barker. Va
Wyatt Alabama \ \ Anderson Wyoming G $ Palmer
Richmond j II Pi.zcr, Alexandria \ Roberts Raleigh J
Didrick, Giner Early Lee J. W Brown y { J &
krkwood; Alabama
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Hunter, Campbell, \ Irving and son, Bedford T w
fnqua Liberty q Hall and sou Pittsylvana II Shut
field Nat Bridge, Jas Bedford Valentine CITY;
NJ Ganaway Va x I X Road; WIN ID Fair u Cheatwood,
Bed;ord Samuel Coleman c X; Jas Mecaf Bedford. J. S
Hatcheson Richmond. J j Conner, Sneedsvie Tsnn NJ s
Temple, Tenn; p Gueatwood Bedford; WIN Sisson City;
II Spencer Buekingham { Ward City; . TAYLOR Camp
bell McFaddn Norfolk; W Scrlggs. Bedford; j +
Caldwell. Lewisburg; Hunter, Campbell DR. b Patesoh.
Liberty; w Bearing Amherst L Mepds Richmond; 4 j
Ddlakp. Va < 1 X Road
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narratives are some practical and taiesai' r.
marks on prevalent diseases and the beet modes
Of preserving health.
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Between the 2jth of September and goth October 1855
MARY JOANNA aged years. ROBERT b. aged years and
ELlZABErH aged years all being the children George
and Susan Knight, of Greenbrier county.
On the 10th of October his residence Franklin
~. Va" JAMES MCINTYRE, ia the 6Sth year OF h age
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CLARK & co)-GENUtNE COP ilA-i.I. 0}, "'"'
success Attending tic use eff this valuable r..4 +, ~ b
ton having induced ii kinds of limitations pi.#.
toned to noticc that the signature IIEGiNR. - t..
co, in full, Is the cork each bottle VIZ. -"
not genuine and as Tie value II the oil ,ptna. i,
~ too much care cannot be taken to get the gentle.
UEGEMAN. CLARK y 60
Snir 3ucccss,Is 20 Eushtun CLARK
Kos. lea, 2i3 oil aad 81 In
Wholesale Depot, M, l6i Broadwar
Sold by Druggists morally in the I'nitcl ,tai.s.
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4 rest of0n iI{eped Nurderpr.

n '''F u u'0 zfftc III .I"I "rTtI'
New DIRK, Nov 1.-THE United States
storeship Z elef has arrived at Rio, having on
hoard ). W. Spencer, late first mate of the ship
Sea- Witch, who is accused Of the murder of Capt.
Frazier, of tn o latter vessel,
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the contribution of Sew Pills freln the IaL,,. 'e N'
{. Aver the authefut the widely known AMI 80 u ID
Pcctoral ASi IS agansf the eApr,ss rretat;,,
ace, admit any quack medicine this fart VI Ill.,
remedies are not place. in that e,fr s,. Lv the
deed, we have before kco"n thai his trotural vg a.,
prccated by scientific aen, and havrs a l4falr A.
held in great estimation by thuss i,.slk II ' ne
hnnitlg art = Irnf RftllIn.g ALass = ~ .IuL0 "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20
N am oirs OF John c.. Calh ouu.

The Boston Daily Advertiser in its notices of
new books, has the following:
1.-The fifth and sixth volumes of the works of
the great Southern Statesman, and edited by Rich
ard X. Cralle, which have for some time been in
the course of publication,have just appeared from
the press of Messrs d. Appleton & Co.. in New
York, and for sale by Messrs Tcknor & Fields,
in Boston. The fifth volume contains all the re-
ports Of general and permanent interest made by
Mr. Calhoun during his Congressional career and
while Secretary of War and the sixth such papers
as may ia the main he ranked under the head of
political essays Some Of these have never be-
fore been published, and others appear in differ
enf if not in more perfect state. The ed,or,in
an appendix, has inserted the correspondence be-
tween Gen. Jackson and Mr.. Calhoun, with the
accompanying papers. far they pub
lshed at the time. Mr.. Calhoun's life aud writings
do much to illustrate the history of the country
and form a valuable addition to its recorded an
mails. The wosk is beautifully printed, and appa-
rently this sixth volume completes it."
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"ScExEs ~ THE PRACTICE OF A New YORK
SURGEON IL Davenport publishers N.
York. Price 81 25.
We are indebted to the publishers for the above
book. Il is by DR.. Edward H. Dixon of the Seal
pei, one of the most nervous and acute profess
sional writer's Of the day. The character of the
book, as may be inferred from its nsme is akin
to that of DR.. Warren's celebrated Passages from
the Diarycf a Physician. Intermixed with the
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A hri,rs from ..e,. az. .s...n {. ~.

. H3dFInN q A. a., .I..4
Having had occari IA :, liahtr'. ia5a.
family within the ia~t 3@o Years Ia ga. .Hefs
Nervous Headache, siteiT say t,' "t'ts ps1
remedy Tor these distressing uaIadi,s WI, i''t lsl
this have ever earef lily avoided roco,, -' s1ey,4
various nostrhm' with which the country j. 5 any Of
believe ia aJ9,y ct case ther ID morn mann egea'
observation, aud produced such ,eucfriai - '{ ntu,d
liberty withhold my humble t,slH,,, 5 i. lsHo
We advise the public % b. ever nl5,IIi =, N'iABH
n% blrr' u as fRS M1raeae IN a b. ar
j II. Thompson q Cos, and ]. H. So. " hit"hc,
druggists generally. i..''' henfg,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20

TIC or FAMILY PHYslC-Ths is the bcst, ct al. 2
most efficient Cathartc ever offered the Ir5lg
aScless, (thereby avoiding the naaseatine al Ct i f
Oil Senna 6c.) aud produces gripping or "fh peu II
saons. Unlike all other pUrgatiSes searches 70 te b
of the disease thoroughly ecauseS the stomach, and F
bowels entirely free from costivcncSs. No family ,hHa"
without it, Children drink readily and without f
no medicine is more highly recommended b5 tie medical Ia
ulty.
Give it = trial and then judge Tor yourselves II saa.' l.
wholesale and retail at Dr. Nrghts Principal Deoi Il
broadway, \. Y; Purcell, I.add q Cos Richmond. Nirol
q Whitehcads J. II. Thompson & Cos Lynehburs and
the principal Drug StoruS tlroughou the state.
DR.. Wright Will pay ONE THOU SAND DOLLARS ~ y
discovery Of any aaHNHre other than purely vegetable
Liquid Cathartic' or Vegetable Family Ilytie. by aaa
chemical process aug s.
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the greatest ordination OF Divine providence by ia b.
engine he heart il Is driven all parts Of tho -
vgJr aud strength to the complicated maci1sJE at u1
This liking flood whether we Steep or waEo ,.Hs a,.
through the arteries aud returns softly through The
How negesS rY that il should lie kept nee From ii ".
and yet how negligent many respecting this ii
to the enjoyment OF perfect health Daranrea W il i.
CT and Nervesis generally the primary c9u5t al Jara
Indigestion, aud all the harassing feelings AZ ming b.
sla, which make life burden, result from il Nlee
rapidly follow suicide. If there 10 en- H
suffer long if he is able obtain bottle Of Ii haa.-
brated German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. n jacksa W
delphia they rarely rail in uhocung permanent eur
advertisements. % aria
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Afresh supply received and for s,lel.. Richmond
nov l3.fS STRDIIIFp' 49,.
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ooa.t. vIlLo0t 200 Tea-50. nor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20

AND W a AZ 40 ANTS s.Isn ~ nIrH"i. -,
are paving the very highest cash pieo for LAND w
RANTS. Parties asng them for sale would do ven g. ~
us call. aug ls.dfSl PETERS, SPtNNE& A1
DhInf> and Si.s, Ac.-Wsste ana brown -"
l. warranted pure; nseed Oils prs Turpeutinr. a"'"
brushes; C'ors, Putty WiHlow Glass &c. @e Tor st "
nov 6 Is JOHN II. SEAY. BHg-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20

CONFERENCE.-The annual conference of tho Methods
Episcopal Church this State will its session
Petersburg the 2sth inst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20

WoSDERfuL SAGAcITY.The Front Royal Gazette tells 81
horse we'll that community odd Roam" who
lost shoe the successfully of his free
wi and accord blacksmith shops. At the first he
repulsed Vulcan No. acute and accommo
dating Whether Old Roam dsbursed the quarter directed
to be charged, the Gazette does
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SPECIAI. NOTI1,1,..

Noaee.---l he Carriers connected with til. -.
authority 20 sell or otherwise dispose Il NEE 'aaf
er them to regular city subscribers. W paber - o.
their possession iar any other ptrfsa '4f'> arr 3.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20

CANDIDATE s-James H. Brown, Esq, and Cob Charles
Rnner candidates for Legislature fill the vacancy
caused by the death Dr. Thompson delegate elect OF ka
~ Ia rnnntN
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THE pRINCIPAIFTIEs.

The allied fleets in the Sea of Azoff had stimuli
taueously attacked Taman Fanagoria and Zemi-
rouk All three were ca blurred and the allies car
ried off quantities of building materials and found
within the the defences about 40 disabled guns
No opposition was offered, and no loss sustain
ed
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Danrina Aeaoemies.
DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.
As-NEw YORK. No 800 srosdway, opposite Eleventh g.
BROOKLYN. No. l57 Monte que place, near Curt s.
Mr. DODWOhTH has the hcn OF announcing tnN the
Glasses for Lad and Gentlemen a. his Academies In Mes"
Yors and Brooklyn open for the reason III.
Circulars containing rms, &c. can be oo;ained At ehef OIL
th- AcarenIisa
Mr. DODWORTH has the pie Of informing his friends
that aeesby their repeated solicitations TO estsbsh
Acacemy Brooklyn the psu successful In New
York he has erected spacious ding combDps every con-
yeLence that could be suggested by many year' experience
ard in every adapted ths heshfu exercise TO which
will be devoted The location II the most accessible IN
Brooklyn the Courtst Fut end ayrte.v Raio sds meet
the head Of Montague place. but few steps from the
Academy.
Sol, zee. excusvely for Pupils and Parents.
BROOKLYN -WILSON's DANCING ACAD-
ID ENVY No. 10 Gin st. oppoIits the Athsneum; asupe
rior Fsmi School The Glasses meet on TUESDAYS ADD
FRIDAYS youps Lsdee and Children ct - O'clock and
Gentlemen O'Clock 81 The attention Of paren Is re-
specully invited
NHARRUAUD's ROOMS No. "a East l3th.st.,
" south sde west of Broadvsy.-Mr gHARRUAUD, hav'
returned from Europe respectfully ac4uants his gIron,
and the public ,ha. the kEOPENiNG Of his DANCING
CLAS KS will be SATURDAY 18th, and MONDAY, 18th
October Pupils admitted any time during the term by
bets or tbs regular quarter DaJsMondsy and Thursday,
at II O'clock NJ for gentlemen Wednesday and Saturday
at Il Noon and 81 Afternoon for ladies' snd children. Monthly
soiree DsDssnte. Circulars obtained as above
MRS. A. LANNAY's DANCING SCHOOL,
lyl Montague Hall. Courtst Brootys 10 now open
Lessons en- WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS commencing
81 occck For t,rns &c, apply to Ms LASSAf No.
Ga Wnoushby Bookyn, or the hal on tbs stated dys
AID hours.
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siatipurp an6 faurp %oons.

DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS EXCLUSIVE.
~ Iy-rooth Nal and ti-ir brpshes; Combs, Pou.se.
OIL. IUAn Extracts Soses Psrs To-t Az icle. every
srtlcs 20 Sy Dpsss -Kcer d'uss ofsrsd
DE terrs b, RUFUS n ScHAR0 Co.. impo-ess snd
rtS 49, tes,srs. No rs Broadway.
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ITO LUMBER and FLOUR MERCHANTS

II U LUMDLIN anu TLVCH NII1hCH-t.N To
i For sA'e q FARM. on a railroad go miles from the
eity connecting with Cinsda Of about % contain
ina three MILL PRIVILEGES: with dam of u feet
fall tne do De-. and DO. by squeduct Is do. Cas-.
loaded with wheat be unloaded by turnout Of 10
feet Freight delivered here in "A hours without chang
leg cars Saw and Gfist Mil. PostOfhcs and Rsissi
depot within qusrttr of mile. spise, Maple. and Hem.ck
the rsIosd and sent to Troy from so miles north. For
ie ms which viii be liberal address LII MBER, Tribune Oc'