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EFFERVESCENT SETTER APER1ENT.
with the analysis of the celebrated Settler
spring Germany, in most .en,nt and portable form,
Of the Medical Profession and Discerning Public the MOST
EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Sal inc Aper ent
nae and as being special prefer, the many
Mineral spring waters sedtz Powders similar artf
ies both from compacness md efficacy. Ii be
's siiios and ftSre Diseases, Sex Aadacae koss@
Appetits, IadtgesfiOn and al Mmitar COM
SPRING A%B SUMMER SEASONS.
II is particularly adapted the wants of Travellers by sea
and land Residents Climates, Persons Of sedn nlary
Habits nvas and nvaleens Captains of Vessels and
Planters viii and valuable addition to their Medicine Chest
With who have used It, it has high favor and deen
IN Torpid State f . Lrerit renders great service in
In toa and RIendtismI gives the best satisfaction, nj
laying all inaanmaory symptoms and III many eases elect
IL success IN eases Of Grar Indigestion, Heartburn and
oreness-Proyes It to be Medicine OF the greatest uiy
usaa dnrgo speedily, and with marked
success under its henhful influence ..,,, o ..,
,ct to he PDAcng gently the bowels neualzing all
Irritating secreions and thereby removing all inhAmma'oy
In Eact IL Sinraudbe In all cdses here gentle Aperienf
Pnrgatrs Is reqs,fpa ps, carefully nut up in bottles to
keep in any climate and merely requires water poured upon
70 produce delightful enervescsn beserags ,s ,yoc,on,
,f the day acting gently the system restoring ihe se
power exciting healthy and vigorous @ "ns OF Of .n n9 hn
giye zest 10 every enjoyment 1t also enables ihe 10 en-
Joy many u.us with mPun Sn which VI IN ne s saS sirss
testimonials from A. and osr se1e sa Il.
men OF the highest standing throughout le country nn M
steadily Increasing popularity for series OF yea[s
guarantee It's efficacy and valuable charaeiel ana
10 the favorable notice Of an Intelligent pubic
Prepared and Sold wholssoe @ aaS Ee;l "a! ,! Dnoc,srs
No AIS Greenwch-st, cor "i Warrrr' N /.
June 11-dly-J. ca co
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BELL H 0 U 8 E,
No. 1l3 Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
l. RORABACK, Proprietor.

JOHN g. KYLE, Manager.
UDEG leave to announce friends and e public
ally thai The CABELL HousE Is OPEN II has been ex
furnished and will be conducted by the present pro-
peor upon The approved style, in all respects The
location has conceded be the best In the city being In
the centre business Main street, within few minutes
walk of The Depot Warehouses. Banks, &c
With polite and gencmanly clerks ready prompt and ae
tive ser wants. visitors this House rest
sred that every for in that style that VIII
give general satisfaction The Proprietor and Manager pledges
that they will spare pains in render
ing comfort their House From our friends and
the public generally solicit share Of your patronage
ISAAC RORABACk, Proprietor
sant osd1v JOHN s. KYLE, Manager.
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y CARD.
HAVE This day sold r Mr. Charles j. Eaine my entire In
In the of Glass Ranc and H. H. Glass
and ali having claims against the sad will
present them to Mr. ainc for payment and all debts due the
said concerns will hU puiL Ia him.
In retiring from The business beg leave To tender 10
friends and hc public thanks for their patronage long
extended to and resp cy recommend Mr. Hainc 10 their
continued faNurt ROBERT II. GLASS,
LIZ, ,nnlR Rn, DccemLrr Is, 1sip
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JOHN T. HAWKINS,
nr the Civ Hotel.

INTENDED moving his plantation this FALL but clrcum-
prevents He will until the list OF March,
al which time will expire. He Is thankful 10 the c
xens of Lynchburg and the travelling community Tor hr M
,ru patronage and soicts continuation of The same lie
pledges himself keep house that shall not be second TO any
The cy Persons wanting good family single rooms can
m frnished He is prepared to accommodate all that may
come and that with the best the market Affords
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vucT AppIyED-We have just received superior iot oi
Rsmore Flour put in quarter SACKS OF 70
p"unds-sone'n'ng .n.' al SOLOMON & MTSSER'S.
iy nov lodtA o
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WASIIING G TON no u . T.,
r.vNCHRuRa VA.

VE subscriber beSs inform his friends and the pub
lie generally he has leased for number of years, the
above well krown and popular House. .
The TABLE shall bc supplied with the best that the
affords and THE BAR with the choicest LIQUORS AND IL
CARS. ,n.,,, ,,
Attached to the hotel Is large and roomy sTABLt' VIII
careful and attentive Ostera 80 , . .
No trouble or expense will be spared either the part of
the proprtcr or his make the ashiugtou ~
class Howse J. N. ANDERSON, Proprietor.
oO-Ity
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N ew Concern.

Now Con Germ
HAVE this day purchased Of Mr. L. H. Glass his entire In
erest In the late Of Glass Rnne aud r. H. Glass
aud the business will hereafter be conducted
style of CHARLES j. RAfNE All persons having claims
against either will please present them for pn,
mrn and all debts due The will bc collected by
CHARLES j. RAlSE.
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Fall sst9ees.kk. s.k.1fl e HaSf AZ

WE are now In receipt OF our Tnll e1e
w which our friends and eustomeEl
,lieap as usual, and to which ve invlta ~
sept Se-dts CQ&39
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New Commission House.

New Commission House.
WE have this day associated ourselves geihcr for The nr
w pose of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION BCSI-
NESS for the sale of Tobacco Wheat Corn &c, dc We ask
share of the patronage public assuring them
much younger than the Bodrd IF J-Ide and have
always ignored lis action on the N per cent? sem We WIN
sell under The old commission, ad make remit
sold Office al Jno C. Shearers Mnin Street
july 20-d&ely SHES,RER Isl Rks.
Ready for the Fair
XNE have just received large lot of PURE FRENCH
w BRANDlES thrmpagnc arct Hungarian. Hook Port,
Sherry AMI Madeira WINES which will sell for cash. at the
owcst market price. .-..
GOSTIIER Platter,
oct lQ-dtS l.s, Main Street
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Reliable orders from the Trade, by Mail Telegraph filled,
application to AtSrENs, A0Esr,
w Pearl Street, N Y
IL TO he obtained the Manufacturers Prices,
Of all the New York Wholesale Druggists Groce Camphenc
Burning Fluid Manufacturers an, Dealers In Lamps.
n R.-KEROSENE Is trade mark the Kerosene Oil
Co.. aud ui persons cautioned against using the snd trade
mark for other oils oct l'l3m-A W.
Natural Coke
T NOW have supply OF NATURAL COKE from the Carbon
Il Mines, the Kind that such general satisiau
last Winter and Ia kecpa stock during the
recommend this first fuel; II gntcs freely
a bright longer than Bitumnuus Coal and
makes less dirt Than coal have have seen burnt. II
is particularly desirable for cooking stoves
VIM. a. MILLER On Basin.
sept 23-ds-sep copy
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A LLEGHANY WATER.--I have justrecciged =
n tho spring, a supply Of Allegheny wate4 be1K =
demij johns. For sale by JQHH NI
MOI 1-dta
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M. r. BOHANNAN,

WI. ~. IONII I'M &1AATs
General Agent & c, Hector, and Notary Public,
TTENDs hiring the sale Of property DC, and
"A respectfully solicits the public patronage
e.ut ~ dtauQa6O
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NEW pFRFUMES.-McadowQ Queen Extraet Wood ~
~ Extract, Rondoeta Extract. Hummiug Bh4 XS@11
Butterfly Bouquet Lubn's Honey Moon Extract l44 4
iner blossom Extract Lubins Violet kxtract MS|11c
find these French Extracts at j. II. THOU z0HN HNY33
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From baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Monday, Oct. 81, 1913
Acting Mayor McPhail il very serlousy injured II
is feared the femorl artery Is wounded Tie Is better
this morning. and exonerates Mr.. Hanna from ali d.
rect blame. 1t appears that Hanna and an operator
named Hsrcourt lad some words. The former drew
pistol which Harcourt grasped, and in the struggle 1t
exploded. with the result stated Dir. IcPhah says
that the pistol in the hands OF arcourt when the
shot was fired.
There has been considerable excitement i'll the city
TODAY and an effort has been made TO give political
s.rect TO the shooting OF Mr.. McPhail. The latter
however fully exonerates Hanna from all blame. eN
crpt that of rashly drawing his weapon IN crowded
room.
Another shooting ARRAY occurred in Baltimore street
a 81 o'clock ths evening.
Tie newly elected City Council have been called to-
ce,her 20 choose President, who will become acting
Msyor during the indsposon of Mayor'Swann.
Political excitement IL waxing warm IN view OF the
state election on Wednesday.
A Reform masa meeting was held IN Monument
souare this afternoon. II very large and highly
resrectabe. Wm. Woodward was President, and
sn.rches were made BY hewitt Steele, W. ). Waters,
: Teackel Wallis, and James Hodges. The rcsolu-
tious were read by Mr.. George Brown.
Various efforts to break up the meeting were
promptly checked by the police.
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men in Washington, in 1854. repealed the Missouri
Compromise Law, which produced c,vh waf' nc
did not kpow how il woald fare with us 10 nsve
sons wing, with elanking CHAINS aooW tner nios, ~
Of suffering bu, these these things had prodsoea 10
sanity in old Brown. This WAS one OF the tra~ !"
Popular Sovereignty. lAPplanse. hA.sH - IN
kansas--was len TO do as Il pieass' !" '"Se 80 IA
way. Hence il mol put TO sehoo', ana oc.He
out the pale Of parental control be sut up ,aPets'
lsughterl For amuss tlsnt be took To cutting Ai";
and for three years the military power OF ,nese .u
States either would not could not suppress Use ~
snrestion in that Territory. Utah, too, was ms ahevu
by the speaker instance of the beauties OF Iopu
lar Sovereignty. lie reviewed the doctrine oil Mr'
Douelss Gong back 10 She formation OF the ConsIlu
ton, no such idea was either expressed or M
nlici and until 1854. successive CoiSrcsses
Ia c,eS pnon the idea Of the power 81 tho Federal
government 10 control shs Tenitories II Wa re-
served for little gentleman " or - ie.t hish 70
find out eighty years si,erward VIVA, .''' si -
the Constitution meant. They should DC y''ne'u %
Divine Providence. [Iaagh,er.l Yet 'nem was
something melancholy in the Thought ina. ANY MI,
Eor- Of human beings Should be snolectea 20 s,
riric~m in politics. But Popular Soice1sN'
nth 10 Old Brown; and though he did not sec H. ye.
had lis attempt succeeded in arming the slaves q
would have been followed by the ou'etSI! "
the whites for n time, but has"! w." 49,
action came by the exterminatl9h .. .n ,Ss -
But old Brown and his fellows VIII dc nom ,se gar
lows, clorying in their martyrdom. IL wouiu DC >"
with tire men who beloved IN popular so,crc%hy,
thew would die clnging TO their faith. liAnsnN,l'
Mr. Corwin then called the attention oil inc hee.,S W
the importance of the issues now pcnd'ng' ana vac
necessity that existed for earnest WORK III oen.' o.
urincple They had heard the voices oil fenhs! wanna
cheers, Ohio cheersl, Illinois leheersl, Iowa HooI
sl.crel. Wisconsin lcheersl, and Minnesota s1oau
eheerst Would il not be burning shame fof IN.
State Of New-iork not to join in the chorus ana
PruIr DoRsuEtMra, Republican candidate Tor
State Treasurer, catered the Hall amid enthusiasts
cheers lie made brief address TO the aid'"nee' lie
said that, il "A birth in foreign land, Win an 'mper
feet ability in speaking our language, ana an SNieu
eree in Youth of hard work and no. amid letters.
would not preclude him from speaking the fatigue OF
a weeks bard work would. All day be had gon"
from house TO house. and he might say from lager bc"
shop to lager beer shop lsugtterl IN Brooklyn ana
WiiGamsburgh. visiting and speaking TO ms eoAh'l,
men ON the great issues now pending, ana he eoui1
only saw that they promised that the Germans would
do better now than they had ever done heretofore.
Mr. Dorsheimer gave the same encouraging ae'unt.
from Buffalo, Lyons, Syracuse, Utica, Albany ana
Troy.
After speeches by the Hen. AnSsm WANzsAs'
Tpos. y. Vas BuRrs, and DAsIFL d. CoNo'fR the
meeting adjourned amid great enthusiasm.
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From California.

ST. LOTS, Oct. ~, 1873.
The Overland Mail of the 9TH arrived las; night Tie
news il unimportant.
Arizona papers saw tina: Col. Bonneville has gwen
oriers for an immediate canpagn against the Apache
Indians.
Business in San Francisco was slightly improved
but prices were lower
The RepublioGn learns from Santa Pc that TWO
mails were due from Independence. Fears Were en-
tertane that they had been attacked by the Indians
1t is understood that Galligos will contest Otero's
seat in the next Congress.
Tie weather Is cold and the crops have been Sc
verey injured.
In the San Francisco market sales Of New-Orieans
and Muscovado sugar had been MADE at auction al y
= l.; p cwt and Lard had been sold at auction at
$40 6ISsl0 e2I y 100 To- Butter was selling at
&c., and Hams at Pc. Domestic spirits were irmer.
ST. LOTS Monday, Oct. 81, 1852
The Overland Mail brings San Francisco dates OF the
Itch instant
Business was extremely dull, but quots'ions were
unchanged.
About half Of the town OF Auburn, Placer Couny'
burned on the9th. Loss $4,000.
Two hundred hostile Indians had been captured on
the head waters of Feather River and placed IN the
Mendocino Reservation.
Arrived at san Francisco, sth, ship Black Warrior
from Hong Kong.
Sailed, sth bark Tinso for Melbourne.
John Hartnett Secretary OF Utah Territory, arrived
at Atohison on Saturday, en- route for Washington.
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Nrw-YoRx GENERAL ELEcTIoS.-The New-Yors

Nrw-YoRK GENERAL ELEcTroS.-Ihe newborn
Associated Press, representing HE TRIBUNE con-
rier g. Enquirer, Journal Of Commerce. ETpre's'
Herald Spn, Times, Nelcs, C0Hmere'aI AdSeTf"eT'
Ereuing Post, Day Book, DemokrGt and Courier
des Etos Uais, and also all the country newspapers
of,he State willdeem 1t especial favor if inspectors
Of Election will send, cause to be sent to the near
e., Geographic Office, the result Of the approaching
Election. =, the earliest possible moment after me
State ticket shall have been counted All the teie-
grnph ofices in the State will be held open till =
O'clock or later, on election night and il Inspector
politicians, editors and telegraph operators VIII co.
operate with US every daily Journal III the state may
reasonably hope to publish the general result on the
n,orninU following the election. II. II. CRAIG,
General Agent. Associated Pre-s
NJ Yerk Nov /. 1879.
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Fires.

BosTos, Monday, Oct 81, 1859.
The barn containing a large quantity Of hay, and
also the carpenler-shop connected Win the wy
Ins,,u,;on were DESTROYED by fire last night. 1t is
.unpo,ed TO be- the work of an lncendlary.
ioyerpor Banks has appointed the 2ith OF Noyem-
her for Thanksgiving in Massachusetts.
OswEGo, Monday, Oct. 81, lS19.
fire broke out early yesterday morning. in the
Canal barn, occupied by Church & Wood, East First
street. which soon communicated to two adjoining
harms owned by J. c. Miller, and the Oswego and
Syrasuse Line and Albany Towing Company, destroy
Ing them all, together with 10 horses belonging princi
f"'' OGDESsBURGH, Monday, Oct. 81, 1852
Cbrichton's brewery in this place was destroyed by
fire on Saturday night. Loss s10oo partly insured
richmond, Va, Oct. so 1893.
The extensive planning mill OF j. & {. Gibson has
been totally destroyed by fire, involving lose OF
NEw-ORLEASs, Monday, Oct 81, 1859:
The Poydras-street fire destroyed two valuable
stores causing "a loss of $780, 600
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The BRoDEHIcK OBsEqUIEs.-Last night repre-
sentation from the various fire companies Of the city
met at the engne-house, No. 81 Christopher street Tor
the purpose OF completing the Arrangement OF the
Broderiek obsequies. About sixty companies have
already signiied their intention OF uniting with Engine
COMPANY No a. in paying the last tribute OF respect
IN the deceased senator Sunday the 9th inst, has
been fixed upon as the day and The procession will be
formed ON Hudson street, with the Eight resting upon
Christopher; thence the column will move through
Broadway and other streets TO the Cooper institute,
where fitting eulogy VIII be pronounced. The men
will parade in black pants and coat, with their com
pany badge of mourning lei, breast-oiheers with
trurnp.ts dressed in Grape.
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WguysHIP BuRSED.-We are informo1 oy teie
,,srh tbat the whaeship Planter, OF Nantucket, was
buried on the railway at tha, place on fId'y even
M Tbs PLANTER was of the old-fashio asd model,
az, TINS bu,~ She was Of the ssztest siilers IN
"a. Nautue ket feet and has been very sueeesrfui
hin Abont three years ago her Preent owner hsnied
her upos the railway and haa her ihorosoly
80, "a 1--WE a fresh Impetus 10 the bfrHese
wbie5 ias become almost dead IL that place In TINS
-. ~ endeayor her owner received but latle en-
coarageneni and the ship h rea sa SSa ss wa.
r.3,ed AZ the Quincy ofsce Of tbs city for ssod
The fire il supposed 10 have been the work OF an H.
seajiary. lo'7''N -A-
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The Hon. John II. Hale ana '"e
Harper, Ferry Insurrecfioh.

tHlCAOO, Monlls, UVs. 0I' -
Senator Hale publishes letter in The CAi''5'
py,ss and Tribune th.- morning, in reference :"
Tie HerGlds attempt 20 implcaie him u ''''
Harrer. Ferry instruction. He says be VII Ma
undertake The task OF vindicaiing other y h''
,ybo,e names have been mentioned but, a. iiH . ~
lares 10 himself, lie only reply BY den!iirs
word and syllable Of the charge, pron9~iHSii. We
whole fal-. from beginning 20 end, and cilhiio. -
The world for a particle Of testimony, written =, ~
bal. sustaining the charge thus made. lie new, -
auy know. td,: Q. ini.n-aioa that John bE9Sn VI ~"
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Confession OF Copeland.
CIrNELANp. M0ndAy

CLENELAND, Monday, Uct d, ioV''
The confession Of Copeland one Of the Ctarie'iown
rrsoners 10 Sheriff johnson O; this State, : Published
here to-day He say he furnished with money 70
nav his expenses TO Virginia BY tine TWO Messr' PLUMB
Of Oberlin.
He also saws Tia. Mrs. Sur;evaut Of this city knew
all sbon, Browns plans. and lie supposed her husO"na
did The latter. however. denies any knowledge o.
-. transaction. Mr.. c. H. Langstone eolored man'
/. also iur,jc,;ed. There are no other developments
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More Counsel for Brown.

BOsTON, Monlay, UcI JII -
judge Russell and George Sennott left tins a. e.
noon Tor Virginia, having been retained az colIlee 80
Ferry not Judge Ru--ell has been an active hep
lean politician, and II now Justice Of the snPel'4,
Court Mr.. Sennott j. young man, Democ.at - :,
PRINCIPLES. and quite eminent a. successful adNv ~
IN criminal ca.e. II : reported thai the Hon. d.
Tplrr the Democratic nominee for Governor, has also
been engaged BY Browns friends TO take part II inc
l.s.
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| BOSTON, MOnuay, O'l. o. 1872
| The schooner Emerald Isle of Truro, Capt Pane
| foundered at sea on Saturday evening of North Chat
ham Light, and all the crew, save one were qrowne1
| Tbs following are the names Of the lost Lewis g.
Paine master; Elisha, ms SON. Josnus oI5rntf
Of the captain; Richard +. Atkins, james J.. Dyer
and son Of Mr. A. Hopkins. Joseph W. Knowles,
who clung to the hatch, was taken on by passing
HALIFAX, Monday, Oct. 81, 1859.
The schooner Golden Gate OF Boston has been lost
Three of the crew have arrived here. The others
were drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

W.IL,cK's THEATER.-A farce, translated rom
the French an amusing little trire called " Golne IL
Blind war produced last night al 'hi' house 1t
rjea,aut little piece excellenily acted by hsssr'.
Brougham and wAleOt, and, though rather too long
and somewhat weak at the conclusion II hi.o many
good points, and me, with good reception. 1t VIII
improve with time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

other peron ever contemplated insurrecon w Vir
ginia or elsewhere. He pledges himself thai n the
evidence il laid before the Grand Jury OF Maryland or
Virginia and they find bill, TO go there Tor trial.
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Frost Accounts.

NEw-ORLEAss, Monday, Oct. 81, I659.
There was frost and ice ten miles above this city
Yesterday and also in various parts OF Mississippi and
Alabama.