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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29
News From WASHINGTON

/ WtsHrNGr,>, Oct 26 lHb9.-Dcspatchrs re.
"et' 4 a. the state Department from Mr.. Jones
our VI mister nj Bogota, contain lit 10 that il i'm
p'rtant. The prospects iar the ratification of the
lle7ran treaty are not very naltering. lie
speak, Ia hugh terms ii his reception, and nf the
friendly feelings prevailing towards the United
States.
! Dispatches from our Minister at Chile AMI Peru
irepresent no material chaag" in the aspect oil AT
fairs The present difficulties between these two
governments and he Un,tcd States are in II fair
way OF adjustment.
/ Plvaie adviccs brought by the last European
mail from sources entitled to credit state that the
English Ministry not only disarrravc. hut crusutc
the conduct of Mr. 0twav, the late English Minis
ter to Mexico. Ii il also stated they would short
iy send instructions auth 'rzing the recn Intion
of the liberal or Juarcz government.
Attorney General Black has rcqur,te the Uni
ted States District attorney Of Maine To furnish
Mi the facts attending the case al Captain lIulme
in whose hehnl! an effort is now made t. cffect
the commu'aIon of his sentence inr the murder ri
u sailor on the high
large number d cl,r,ymcu who attended tho
late Episcopal Convention paid their respects tn
the p sldert to-day. The events ut Harper
Ferry furnished IN part tho conversation, AMI the
visitors hal m opportunity to examine Of the
iplke>. brought t. the President hy District Atur-
nry GAIA from tir scene o. war
The rropriety of placing stronger guards Il, the
several ar>cna'' ana atmnreS has been suIgrstc,!
in various qnar;ers but it i not probable that any
such act'u will be taken hv the War Dcpa, tnent
The protection u"manie !, thr n IA Commander
Porter, in SInara, is such ~ American cr1zcns
are entitled to hy virtue ii the cay between the
United States and Mexico. hut il not intcndo to
cover the snryHying opera ions cf Captain Sin',e
and par Y. They were IN tie crnpl,gmcut at Il
Mrxicaa who had M tde II contract with ex Press.
dcnt Com mort s nora resists the Interference
Of the federal government with the lands al that
S'a.eaad hcnee the stoppage by Sonora of the sur.
vcvs
The Cni.el States Di.trict Attorney at New Or.
isans h.,s hi,eiied the steamship Pha1elphia and
entered suit TO effect her forfeiture to the Cener-
laws.
There is much activity in the several depart.
ments consequent on the preparation of the state
ments to accompany the annual reports,
A large number of members of Conoress N. r.
heretofore have already made arrangements "a
have their families with them during the mex, ses-
sion.
The Congressional contest in the Sixth district
of MARYLAND is exc 'e1ingly animated. Mossrs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29
Valuable Real Estate in 4 around Lyncbbur,
FOR SALE AT PURITr ATIrtrToN

fENE subscriber the n"rc elrcualy 10 carr, on h cnr
san business III l!hchury will II bari Of his ~ Al
- II on "kn>tshh, lii" 10Th da! November viz:
lsi. ne TWO HOUSES sixth Tan Yard Aey Also a
large Tobacco Factor! adjoining This IL" hn, two an s,,
in thr yard and Is out al the Corporation Yf'"e'
2d.-lhc House and Lot Main street tr,rcr,,
b. the late Samuel Bnnsiori fronting feet and running
49, cti. e "
3l-onc beautiful half acre Lot adjoining the Factory
lh--'" hall acre L" Opposite Capt, Met oklc. lhs i.
fine building ui.
'ah.-lwo Houses and Lots in sandy Hook
Gh-lhc FISHING Greek Mil This l. VERY valuable helm,
on the Canal ana only mile from the cilt.
h.l h. beautiful Residence Monumental Hill nov in
the ucculancy nf ih"s l.. johnson. Esq.
Nh.-Abou 100 hall Lots nljonin. the SAME
9h.-A fine body of Wood Land, known : Silver >lrry
continuing about 3bb Acres. This land III he divided l red
lot>r,cra fine Mill Seats the anal il being the bank
of The ri, or from the tosac Connclls Ml-5g on lie
lho" wishing to purchase any Of the above named po,rr
will please call on the subscriber before the day OF SALE
will take pleasure in shown it..
The above prnpcr! will positively be- sold the ia, up
toned unless sold rriyairl, before
Sac al luu'clock \. NJ the Tobacco F.,,
i's's Tan Yard.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
oct 2i i6nov JOHN II. TYRE
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SPECIAL. NOTICES
To the Afflicted


ToRMESTLD with Pain, and scorehed WIN ie.ers.
HD n. you and impatient as such Affections
mus necessarily you. beg that You will compose your
LII one moment learn the extent Of your maia-
iies YOU We can, prescription lot th.r
Ar. YOU M -ppr and has stomach refused 10 perform
ts nnr,0ns hi strength has fal,d and life has become
hurl,n II Offer in BAKERs PREsTrS BITTEs-,
,.Y falling r.,peds life Are troubled with
,on. ra.r and dinness vision incidental thereto? Thin
,, Ia II ,xtgs BTTrRs only hope. Are you -uhef
ing frn bowels and torpid livery BAKERS PEE-
MI RTrRRs viii both and give them that vitality Nd
essential To health. Have you delicate females and eehihg
ci who have lost all relish food and hourly vast
ing BasERs 1TrKs the most valuable tonic ever az
81 their diseases and soon give
apiiics and strength DO you live in section where
aeuc hold continual sway II You may laugh AT
and defy their power provided You use regularly
AKFES BIrtEgs Dar'lTa, Ghr Ch9iera Morbus ana all
other Diseases arising from ndg stions and Improper
lions rapidly Weld health giving influence Of this great
medicine sold throughout this c'intry by Drug
ys generally, aud extensively used than other
medicine known. These Bers first their way at home.
they offered the rest Of the world and that
known and appreciated the proprietoesres that all
need their aid ma. have at moderate cost Price only
~ ceus per bottle -,
For sale by all the Druggists in Lynchburg and by all the
principal Druggists in the city OF Richmond and elsewhere in
Nirgna also Of Mesr Chas. Sot CO., Washington city,
d. g. f. H. Siabltr II Co.. Baltimore Nd ID. H. Miller, Gov
ingtn XIV: and Barnes q Park, ". Y
Orders filled by addressing t. BAKER, Proprietor,
o.t Richmond, Va
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House and Lot. on Main Street, Cor 6,

a. lie HUUh 2 MD lot, recently occpieJ n, ~
lG Matthews, on Main Stree" in the city of i"ub w. Ld"in
offered Tor sale privately, until the 18th day Of ocg are
which day II not previously sold they wi he so, next IN
auction upon the premises, the highest bidder T public
OF The most convenient aud desirable private resil he
Main street The premises in good repair unJ h IN
back FROM Main 10 Church Streets and has nnon IN m runs
d"tiins hoic- all the necessary Outiouses A, ' u"
lhos H. Nelson or Jno O. l. Gosgn, or seth wnpG n 70 H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29
FRA \ * y IL CO..
Wholesale ANp
GR0CERS G. COMB lSSI0N ME- CHANTS
No. - UtiR Street, gert door 10 IiGr,tV Warehouse,
I,H Oh 81 II(i VA

No " MN street. ser door 10 LtGertg UaJetoase,
l. \ & III Is u IL q, v A.,
HAVE On HAND AND Fol: SALE
j L - bags Rio, l.aguira ard Java uGcc;
100 bbls Brown Extra G., Crushed and PuycriZed
10000 lbs Icakssiic and Union Cotton afus;
.hn Kegs Old Dominion Nails:
200 sacks Liverpool and riina salt.
~ boxes AiamHnnr AMI Iallow Candles:
- sides good Sole Leather;
'0D Blankets;
10 tons Iron Hammered Rolled Band Horse shoe, Round
oval and Hoop;
- cases heavy Boots and I'rngans, Shoes;
New orleans and NcS India MoIass. syrup Bacon Sides
Loaf sugar Mhcker IN la rcls and kills, an Black Teas
Brown and Toilet soups Rice, Soda Spices Ginger Pepper
salt Pcire, Alum Extract L"EwooL ngo Nader starch
window Glass, Putty, Wagon Boxes. spades Shoves Trncc
Chains Grind Stones Grind Stone Fixtures Horse shoes
l"ds "h,ic Lead zane. 'nncrs oil, Upper Leather. Cast
smear hhd hsierch steel s, Coil Rope, Backing Powder
shot, Lead iaih" Buckets. Foxes, Nests Of Tubs
wrapping ana rilhg PaI" Shoe ihral Twin. Dcniinn
Sinh"wart, staple Dr, 'onis, such brown baecl and
striped Domcstics, lahs, linsys Jeans kcrys Full Cloths
Fhnhtis BED Biahhcis, thlic"cs, acis with lnrge
ANA general assortment of nr aud common Liquors. MncNc
~ Particular attention
Torn, Flour aud NIL other Kinds ot Produce and
thh't, Iihi, i'h Ia" sale 81 ,IArts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29
Valuable Farm, Building and Timbered o,x

-, T . Il ; a I. r
ca lie subscriber offers ,r lr, 49,, ..I nm, 49,,
80 DENoE OF the late Christopher v lnfr,r on hLsl
L!ehbnrg, with 50 Acres % Lan,i-.b,u, ANU t =, ron
which Is iinicr,s There place eomGr,a, n' d
ing Tobacco Factory Well 81 excellent a,rr , T"
neeessar. outh'scs The place offers sup.ror % lI Ihr
as Dairy or Garden Farm, and b,in, ,vcn'p, ~
Is well suited for manufacturing Tolaccn ~ W 'he er!
Adjoining this tract, ai,nu los .ro. ~ r,,,,,.
Yield from 30 To- so cords per acre, i"''"'sefS TWIN
Handsome III Hiding LOIS NV. h.on ,.t, =. -.
mile of the corporation line, which are field on @ nai
terms a. !, u,.a, thsnatie
oct 1+d2awts Exrcu,or ~ ~ " " NfEll.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29
Valuable Real Estate For Sale In iho.,

d.. Df@lklNti 10 remove, offer for sale mi ~
1;a desirable RESIDENCE known Chestnut Kim Tat
large and convenient Brick Dwelling House viii, g on
besides Two offices on the grounds adjacent and nil IN or
good repair. "e" new or IN
Also my Tobacco Factory, situated conyen.n, T., 81,
and lifted up with new and improved Hydraue depot.
and all the other fixtures coiduclino h
featuring business on large scale There ar. ais M Manu-
tory lot Box shop and Houses the hands " e Fac
deem it unnecessary TO give q more nar,cu,or
Of this property, as persons wishing to purchase A., cpon
examine for themselves. arc INVITED.
>honid the above property not be disposed Of hcGr =,
ia! nf october next II WILL on that day be of.r.i ~ i
auction, In the highest bidder upon liberal c,aI;, u %
mug 2i-,3tawtis Mic, IN,
sS- Richmond Wing copy ctJs ''h DAVIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29
Valuable James River Farm.
With 25 Negroes. Stock. trOpS. &c.. for Sale

sz. SHALL, on TUESDAY, The 22d day of November l%a
wv on the premises public auction. sell FARM ca
-~A-ianinS about $40 Acres in the county Campbell
joining Judge Robertson, VIM Cough. Col. VI. Laugh
Others about frnr miles from Lynchburg. nmcia j.,
james River ana Kanaw liza Canal and within u few huior.
in original growth u ghi timber, and attached nd
and fertile I>LA al about 10 Arrcs This farm
cl onr ui the b"si ians upper Virginia The land
well enclosed under new high state Of cuiN
aut a- about 100 Acres we'll set Orchard Grass lmo
Herds 'iras and Clover and good Orchard upon Them
pr"Ncmrnts Brich DIV cling House rooms
Kitchen, an Ovcrsecrs ions' Negro Cabins Stables
ii"p> Whoa! Barns, Tobacco Barns all other
sar> ouih"dS,s. M"si o iIc nproN
butt.
\; he time. | will sell % LIKELY NEGEOE>. tm,7
Aonn.l consisting al Men, Women BOYS and Girls L
AMI Mules tlnilng them tine boolvd
by led E.t.l Ioke I'll Oxen. 10 Mitch and tah
head OF other Cattle. ~ head If Hogs (ihc
aHi Devon. and The Hogs Chester sirc)
Devon Bull Ha or ip barrels of Corn Shucks Tops
from same and straw from $3.50 bushels Wheat, VT
rhi ihr,slihg Machine. Wagons and Harness, tar,.
Pirula;i,H Tools.
lL:Ns:un- hfh If the purchase money fer tn, atd.
required in cash. negotiable satisfactorily rn.r.
ionr months discount added; ihr r u- ii oiua n,la ~
"i !. Tnf3 Years hon Is with
interest from ar. and tide rclin, purchase
patti he negroes and other property, $40 ndIt.
u" credit al X i"nts negotiable satisfaction cH-"
ed. interest added.
w"nId prefer sciling the Land Negroes stock (nl. &
t""tor 10 any "nc wishing Ia purchase abr
gam ma! be had AND upon any time a reasonable lsh
would AK.
Mr. Willis y. Mays will show the place 10 ar, one w.
Ia il.
Address me at I.ynehburg, Va
Del s-,it22hOv EDWARD ID CHRISTIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29
Money Value of the Late War.

4 statement bns appeared in one at the ParI-
sian journals. of the late in Italy, which Is
snid to be correct Welearn from il the flowing
particulars:
France contracted loan Of 500 100000. The
whole OF this wasrn DISTURBED. but at least $751;
900 900 WAS q pended un the war.
Austria has spent al ut 100000. 900, taking IN
tn account only the Two LIAM taken from tie Bank,
AMI the force loan ifnpp-ei on nice.
Piedmont r,niractc a loan # Sl0.0oO,OOO and
borrowed 100000 francs from the Bank "f ] u
rim. II j. snil also that France rendered Ter
large material assistance, in money NJ well rs III
the munitions of war. On the whole, her cNien-
d'ure was ah ut 500. 600 600.
The other States Of Italy borroxeI about ST.
900 900
The British Parliament allowed sj0,U000'0
for warllke preparations. which would not hns"
been mad. but for the tn cdtenins aspect Of az
fairs. Part Of TIN, sum was expended during the
war; the balance has since been disbursed.
The German States Obtained 10000, 900 in
loans, on account If the war. Russia was put to
an expense Of abour $1,000, 600. The amounts.
exhibited at one glance run thus:
'no
States of Italy +ooo000
EhRiahu. ou,"''U''
German States .......................... looW,oOO
Russia GoO0000
IhtaI.+.....
Thus it will lie that tie game ui war
qures very large stakcs-every cent Of which is
lost ere the play is over.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29

Hughes and liagner, the opposing candidates, had
at annapolis last night renewal OF their former
quarrel, when blows were exchanged. Out Of this
has grown II report that they had duel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29
= I'IV Ut T.. NViIDUTE, ' 4.
t22hoy EDWARD - CHRISTIAN
Sale Of Valuable prancrty..

3. IN pursuance Of decree al the Circuit C"ur q Il
Eli H"hc. pronounced al The August i,rr. ~ Inc SUI
lrek " laigirhc, drought fo"s. ar ship hG-n'
"' F'tN Hani"rd ~ i"nghnrIo) tie , H. wIo Was a
pointed Commissioner for That pir.~. 81 Oft sai
The highest bidder. IN hc Bristol eat i3Nr-pIN II
~ DAY "i November, i'r, He Val, ,"N ii'i
EEl !, Va III" io"n II Gooson Tor br,, .Eh'If i't
iahird " Inngiornr consisting ia. l,r ~ " u"
Depot I" t'v virginia & tennessee ailr,.d.i ti M f" III
hts>ae and rtina Railroad, with FROM "'lt"'
"iic.i there are 'c fnwin" improvement d'rh y
thetl. stories high, - fee, front IN ~ ~" t"
Win lirtcf"uHst hirLen uri .r,ali- r.-'t -
House, Torn , rib HIii 50. 4 I,s.,, !.-r--
flh At!rN, WIN Bar toonl lumber House ti"'-
h ID good repair Win We'll on the i ih' Ma.cr an"
in',t reliable stream in the place, Ais. 80 LOIS 3"
riS' se oi The Nirgih2 cnncssce lair AL Depot 40
thse "te occupy POSITIONS in respect Ia trade or ia't 1
I" any improved Properly t;""isnn BRISTOL aud >'
advantages sulef"r 10 AN. that had in ether a'
thAs or SALE-iie terms Of sale directed by Inc
o Cpuri, tiows third cash aud the balance eli
efei o! ii months, the purchaser 81, bonds o. "
l'a' paper Win sii'en personal sucury lot Ihr H'
payments. These the parties Interested na! nahr III
'n'she rs To The credit ihc title VII! DC f'"
uh'h me purchase hI3n"! l.t.d IN full. ..
sept .,-li2noy r. JoiI SsTOS Commission
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29

The Philadelphia Press, dem cra,ic organ,
says nothing short ofan absolute surrender to the
popular sovereignty sentiment of the Northern
States can secure the election Of II Democratic
President in 1850" The popular sovcreisni,
sentiment of the North here nlluled to, is Doug
las Squattrr sovereignty doctrine, which hos been
ap,y styled "a short cut to nll the ends of abo
,tionsm.' BY some Of the staunche,t democrats
Of the South it has been denounced ms Infinitely
worse AMI mIre dangerous II the South than
Wimo, pro,i,oi>m. and by others it is openly
ldenom'natcd "the very worst and most ins,duous
phase of abolitionNm. This then is plain dec
lnration of leading democratic organ that moth
irg short Of an absolute surrender to the worst
phase # abplitnnism can scare the election Of
q lemnernlie Pre-. iient Ia 1850
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29

principles. no organization. worthy Of the name,
ha. ever counseied violent resistance OF the IL" IN
the slave territory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29
Home Manufacture.
Cholera.

m PERRY DANls--SH:-Ihc benefits have rcc,v-
IE cd from The of your invaluable remedy the Pain
Killer, INDUCES worl praise for
has convinced that pr Headache, lnigcstion Pain
stomach any other part of the strm Chis Mcari-
Common Colds, lIItr>crss Cholera Cholera Morbls
Diarron bysentcry, Tooiacc there il nothing
than the Pain Killer. have ibis
attack the sick Headache, hy using
at thirty minutes interval, vine gls>f of hot
confident that. through the blessing God. from
the rhnlt RI daring the of @ TRAY Hing amid
da' t change of dic aud constant exposure
atmospheric stem daily pre'iispoS,d Il,
tAch aecom!ant with pain, IF which the Pain krrr
remedy. tr>li curin.. thu an
hour, nt ll Isl, half day. have heard many
of Dy ncri being cured by us Put in the Ii would
stop the ;pphaie Gratitude, and desire for lis genera, us,
has drawn iriI this unsolicited testimonial in favor
2..lls d. T. IAN IDE. IL. Min.trr Of li,su
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29
SALES BY AUCTION
FECGtsE DAys
BY e. Il. PHELPS. Auctioneer
Trustees Sale Of aIaf

by virtue Of deed executed to the undersionn,.
iiendrken and his wife. dated 10th No,emh. y lack
recorded in the Cerks Office the Court or H. iN and
tanbeli IN trust 10 secure the debt therein menti uhl
on SATURDAY, The 2!ih day of SEPTEMBER $50 n, shall
mss proceed 10 seil ut public aucon for CASH r me
Franklin Iii, the city Of Lynchburr In al, iol
cd WIN The Improvements hereonthe 10, adoinih
.od by iienr. Davis TO james Mclaughlin with sng lot
Alley of s2 feet and running back 100 Ia, rom an
sal deed RoRT \ Us ncscribed In
sept i5-deoli2isept 80 Trustee.
ELECTROMAGNETIC above sale Is postponc, r,
morning. the 9Th November al II go, uhal SAT-.
Will b! consent lake place at the Market House "h'n
Il i n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29
Presidential Plots

The New York Times says that letter from
Concord the Boston Traveller asserts positively
that General Pierce intends to bc n candidate for
the Presidency md that his friends are actively
at work. both in the North and South, to secure
his nomination nj Charleston. lie !. os,ens;hlv
to be entirely out IF the way until AL tho Other
leading candidates have been uscl IN, when he
will be brought forward by the South aud na,nin-
ated by delegates previously secured from the free
States. Among those who to support him. j.
W. forney. jefferson Davis, Cuet Cushing aud
Sidney Webster are mentioned. lie in'cnls to
pass the winter at Bermuda and to return in
May. landing at Charleston and receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of tho Democracy nn bis way home.
y taeSe statements are very detailed nnl very
posiise; but we doubt their ruth. Grn. Percc's
Administration has derived new lustre from its "a
vorablc cot tra>t with that Of Mr.. Buchanan. and
ne would have many more friends for the non,ina-
ton now than he had Mt the emil Of his own term.
Bot the Democracy w. se.gerly hc in !, condition
to run any risks or to carry weigh; in the next
canvass. Their special and sole anxiety vii, lie
10 nominate the candidate most s,,rc If success -.
and we do not believe they vii, find him in ,,,x
man who has flled that Office once.
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Petersburg Fair.

M CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP In the Union
b Agricultural society, enting the holder 10 and RI
the price Of single passage. (as will be by Sup"r
nteniani Birds advertisement be- Obtained application
To BURROUGHS, SHAFER CO,
oci gTlts lOI Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29

" 5- tnUGiis.C"ld- Bronchitis Asthma, up Wh""l
bl-Sf M ugi, Diseases of the Throat aud Lungs. and
Pulmonary ti"uso OF the type quickly by
'n I"n- rl and faithful remedy, Dg WisTAEs BALsAN
hILb tuGElA
Sn! wel-known Eli"r:"fhi- is truly Bal>am AMI
blessing I" hads. Ii contains the pure basair principle Of
i tt'r'f. the tas1nr lis
aGrr mis-, which mln,le. , principle al rhcr
2fN. all lal-anc AMI therefore il and
ton.h Colds Consump,un aul Bronchi troubles d.sai
under H. liIsanc influence Though charmed away rr,a
bly, mt1iriu" has attained extended sale
plshcd ~ much good as this renowned Balsam"
CAssytILt, "a, February % l~;'.
NE''7. SETH W. FoWIE X Co.. Boston, Ma>-.-tiCntcma
NJ III" "f your Travelling Agent, give you
menl OF my experience in the Of Dr. Wsar, Balsam
Wild Cherry. have been using for family
for Cults and Coughs and have found the efcacou
remedy that have tried.
For coughs and Colds in children know it to he excl
lent me'idn, Respectfully yours,
JOHN H. RICE.
The genuine article always has the written signature
b. 1Is The wrapper and is for sale By all Respectable Drug
gSls where.
lrc.@"d iW : W. F0Nif& co, BnsToS AMI for sale br
NIhi y otruhr Co., and joan II. a"ay, lynclhur; f.
e. Pu9h ,anihcll C. H.; and by all Druggists
mrli"iic throughout the ciiy ami country, 2!-.s
O" S- THE undersigned viii prepare DEEns Co~ra,,1.
~ WILL. &c, upon short uoiicr.
So 29ia WIN. d. BRANCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-29


The National Intellgencer, always calm and
conservative. even in the midst Of the wides. ex
eicment, furnishes. in the following article, the
true solution Of the recent emeute a, lIarpcr''
Ferry. As the lntelligencer well says, Though
the past 10 irrevocable the future ia It'll before
US" As the people Of this country have suffered
90 much from the unnecessary political agitation
of the slavery question, let us hope that at las,
the advice given by the InteIigencer. aud other
conservative journals Of the land may be Needed,
before we shall arrive at that degree OF sectional
animosi,y. when recon liation will be impossible
From The National Inioligeneer.
"Leaync out of view the question whether this
lirrupton was inspired by n sentiment OF blind re-
lyenge for injuries inflicted by different class OF
Iaggressprs in another quarter, or whether II was
the natural offspring Of II fanatici-m when needs
no external stimulus 10 feed its fires. II remains
meme the less true that the very Inception OF such
a auixotc enterprise indicates the prevalence OF IA
morbid sentiment on the subject of slavery grow
ing out Of the antagonsms which form NJ large
part in the poltiral dscussous Of the day.
! This antagonism has endured so long that the
pnb bile MUD in buth sections OF the country has
been brought bv it into state offeyerish excite
meut A-is we'll said by Philadelphia conten-
pnrary. lin an article which, though written undrt
.at.. tafIS
III AT -, ron,s al Uarncra Fer,v contains
w "'' 80, ,;,,nsI ,he srenes of the recent
~ ,h,, Tho mon ENGAGED in il could
' - ,n,nnmon;.,s nnon n subject ,ha,
'aa ~, -. in ,ho thoughts If the multitude -"
WI, r. ;,,,a,;an. md hear,hurn;,g. enyen-
I'D h, ,ho ".loyorv cou,royersvo we SHOULD
:. -, Iia1 :. ,;,,.ss ,r.,soct;nn. cul.
no' "a "s' -. r ;,r,,na,;on and ma.
-, .,,,on,nn, ,.L;,.I, yc make with no pur.
-. "i,, ,La roIa,;v. r..pousiblityof the
-. w. ,,o .,r,,ra,o,.y In, soleIv for The nur.
aas ~ rrosh n,,;n; and ;,era,ion IN the re-
ts.,,,,a,Ja,;,,s ~, h,y. so cons,an,lv urged in
I1.'.a,.,;n,, ,ho ,,,,nuapc. or nm agitation scen
% ha -, frs,,b, win mischief If the INST il H.
l,,oalIo no c,,ro Gill los hcC,re ma de- cndina
Ca, ;,s ,,,mnla,i,n -, tho worn and wonr vhirl,
r,a iii h.. .,n,,l. hall ucny, into IN, well of
H.. n ,ho,, ha. k..n a chrnn;c s,ate If Grim
;aa,;''. ,,5 r,cr;n;,o,;on he,wcen tho No,tb and
,La 9 ,,, ,n,n ,h., I,.ton,,.r ra,v,l;ng thu body
,al;,;, hrsaLs ant m n shane Ike that which has
i..,sod ,Lo ;utcllee,s IF tho IIorncrs Ferry con.
;,a,ars !, ,,,,,rs ,loin IA us hint those Who in
l., ,J ,L,.n ,,hn nnur;sh these o,;t,,inu. mr.
oo,,ll, nnrsuin,, no,b hose, with nerils to their
;,,l r IT,. and TIA, ey.rv consideration
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