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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

FENHE CUIEMAN FAhM hIII1 NVuI nv It {,
No Sproe-st. N Y.The Annual Election Of Trustees
q his Compspy be held at tho Office TUESDAY, Dec
= ''S' NO." u 70 = MARTIN THATCHER, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

VuFIfTHFR'F WEFAhTHNTf w - =.
A II a meeting of the Board OF Directors OF TINS
"a Ceunanv h.id this day q DIVIDEND OF -FOUR PER
EST on the capital declared out OF the earnings OF
d. COMPANY six msnihs ending 8h inst payable a tns
OF q, on md aner December proK The Transfer BOOKS VIII
b. closed on the 18th inst aud remain until December
ID. q. A. DAVENPORT, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of Newly notice Is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against RICHARD BURR late Of the City
of NewY orb span deceased to present the same WIN
vouchers thereof the subscriber at be ONCE At the loot OF
9Th day January neIDaied New ne "a day oil
July, 1889 JUN r. lO"N
.6rM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County of notice hereby given 20 all per-
- h.yng claims against JOHN STUART late Of the City Of
Newly deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof ub;criber at the Office Of Eyel.th bsel NO
IA Ws In the ty OF NewYork before the lst day Of
december ne1i-Dsed NewYork the 26h day Of May 1883
JANET STUAT, Administrstrix
,oaol.xen.M With the Win annexed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28

NOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, 400
GFoRaFTOwR.-TAs Sew-fsrt and viSEHi ns I'M
stsanship Company ner asa III 49,. Her Ns Ia
w. 2Iv.r far tss sbsve pOrts EVERY sAfUkpAt
u. Cabin passage with ,co5, srh.r articles n
srseoss and received Frasy' s3d s.ard', &c,
nlssien oAA ..r,T Eor freight passage sPPJ 70
dsPAf'ais % ~ Il CROANELL Co, Ne 9 -" es'7e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-28
me0ital.

CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SPRAlNS,
~ ke immediately cured BY ming BURRlLLs Igkhlsh
LIHIMENr the beet article In che market FOR safe ~
drrygists FOX No 81 Barcayst, wholesale agent. BUR
RIII A HUNTING propretors, No. 100 Nsssan-yt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
Hair Restorative

Every one will think, agree with us in the opinion
WE that the human hair the natural ornament
that rs possessed either by gentleman a. Just nee,
an apparently good looking for instance street. hui
lo he ills his hat In recognition your bow and The charm
has vanished, for ichabod written bald head md ill.,,
glory has departed with The flowing locks that once dourish
there In the rase OF lad! the matter is II possible
such reminding Of the circumstance which i fol
lowing ejigram is founded:
10! give me, fair Emuia lock Of your hair"
A hasiiful young tower look courage and sighed.
.'rwere a ain &, refuse such II modest request
So take ne 'oAoe ctg," the dsar creature replied
Now 70 prevent such catastrophe, Is within The bower m
even lady and gcnenan for by using Prof Woods Uup
RESTORATIVE hair Is not only prevented from falin. on ar
turning grey but The article win restore har to bald plaeesan
back TO Ia pristine beauty aud uxuriance Those who ar me-
quanted with The anatomy, physiology aud pathology Of the
hair. must BIO well aware that sbstnn,s hive e
action H. and IL IL by juiicious combination of @
Prof Wood has succeeded in compromising mi xlurc sssed
l'assfte. 49, 49, '''''"'
Sold by all good Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
Bakers Premium Bitters

~ -. We hope the citizens generally will be ever mindful
WSS Of this a-imporant Family Medicine-one that is
ulunbc all climates and In all
formed more remarkable cnas than oiereNe icov
that be taken by all conditions perfect
saeand that stands unriyaed for the of slpsa
Colds and Coughs Choc Nervous Affections General Debility
Ague and Fever, and Nervous Headache Bakers celebrated
premium BrTERs have been manufactured in Richmond, Va,
for past and highly recommended by and
others for their great virtue They composed entrc,
vegetable substances and therefore entirely free from all mine
poisons When all other remedies have filed single
lie has been known the Of Dyspepsia
10 by the late Ro r. Newei and fevcrs acstedb by VIM
d. Gregory, OF Henrco, aud otcrsand choics
hundreds Of citizens assert who used IL with great
during the prevalence of the Cholera in Richmond
which Immediately check" and uproeted a the symptoms
that horrid disease by the of Bakers PREMIUM BITERs
Indeed doubt IL there has been discovered tonic
powerful md yet soothing nature these tcrs
constantly administered 10 children with the result
The Proprietor Of these iers them
throughout the country and for this will put
counir. merchants and others by the wholesale, prices
cannot fall 10 please All invited try the
to Judge for themselves of their merits
To be had of all Druggists In Iyncburs and elsewhere
Virginia For orders address T.. BAkE Err Proprietor,
July g6-dScts Richmond Na
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

DR.. WiStar'S BalSam Of Wild Cherry.
eF - BALLOU'S Pictorial, of 9Th july, s:-ReazlE
W The true sens of responsibility attaching to the Edo
Tor aud Publisher al WILDLY circulated Journal
deem lille less Than crime medical
pound the real virtue uf which could
dorse This as,mic compound has become home
and all persons who suffer- and cure
their Coughs, Colds bronchial Pulmonary Complaints make
list of this unclunll,l r,si.d,
The following Certificate from distinguished gentleman
equally conclusive
From Rev. Henry Nooi, formerly Editor of Congrcg-
tona Journal Concord y. H. Consul
at Be,rooi, Syria, aud nov Chaplain Navy.
CoN.oRp, n. H., March Q.
Messrs SETH W. FowLE Il Co,-Geatetea Two years
ago sudden and Nolen attack upon lungs confined
TO my bed for several weeks, and aheuT recovered,
much oppressed by difficulty in breathing, that often
able 10 sleep upon bed by night The suffering Mas
estr,me, and Judging from the iucicucy rc,u.es
supposed the disease ineurable. Being per Try bot
Tie of HiStrs H0isam # MR. tfry, without confidence in
It's efficacy, fui the difficulty almost entirely before
one b'i" was ued up sympathy will my fellow sufferers in
dnccs Ia make tins public statement
ticle 10 others similarly afflicted
With respect, yours truly
HENRY WOOD.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS ON the wrapper
Prepared by \. W. foWlE& co, HosrpN and kr sale by
William A. Srlhcr "a, and John II. Se,, Iynclbut; T.
G. ingh, Campbell g. Ill and by all Druggists
medicine throughout the city and country sept ia-.s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

-oIale saboydinssioa . IL there can be eqnnl-
~ sad.ti.s ssns Il Han. the forsordainsd hswers
Il red - Ass~esz Of Ester. nnst - % no not
tom II ths sosial fabric, end b. usslsl there N
falallIak tioir mission n the soald - y ~
othef ps3aiion. The other day frssnagru pened
George Bewlin was arrested p Eaving feme
visbia IL barriers III the siafe q fllinJis ard
thereby placed inmisf in esnsraseption, ssid was
forthwith sohi Il, the highest bidder for term OF
jepslHes Hsl b, exceed sixteen months.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

cnuunk, &C.
IfAInAx. sepl 2t.-Ths 4tsanship Arabia
arrived hsfe yestesdsy evening, with dates from
Livsfpaol "a d iBth ~ days later.
The GreAt Easesfs was salely stses.
The Zurich confsrsnce bad suspended its meet
The A..esbtils Il Parma snd Ronsgua had re.
IL IL reported Slbas The Zurich Conference had
determines ~ hesndsries Of I.,nbsrdy.
Anoti,sr meeting between the Emperors Of
France and Austria was expected soon in Swift
zerland. 50
The Independence Beige says England has pro-
posed ~ Frasce and Austria an European Con-
gress on Italian Affairs on tho basis Of non-inter-
vention BY fosce but Paris telegram contrsdiots
this statement.
The Great Eastean departed from tho Thames
on the 9Th, In the presence Of an immense co''-
coarse of enthusiastic people. Capt. Comstock. 81
the American steamship Baltic. was al'onrd and
took part In the management Of the ship. Her
performances was admirable. She was kept under
as perfect command ~ n river steamer, and steers
o. easily a. wager boat" Tho engines APP
pcared capable 1t starting or checking the motion
alm@t Mt a single motion Of tho hand. As TO
speed the London Times says her performance
proves her to 10 the fistest vessel ailoat She
left Move at 81 oclock and was off Dover ut 3 o.
clock.
Tho London Times hpI an ediforiDl on llarneys
occupation Of San Jnan Island, charaoie riziug the
ast n mn excrci,e Of Iswer 10 whi,h Enala can
not iamey submit.
The American horse Stark had won the War.
wick cup.
COMMERCIAL.
LlygRr. oi., Sept. lO.--Cotton fur the week OPEN
ell active and closed quiet. Sales for the week Of
81 900 bales, including 5000 to spectators and
II 500 te exporters. Sales Friday estimated ut
1000 bales. Including 1000 Ia exporters. The
market closed dull ut the following quotations.
Orleans 3d., middling il6; Uplands mddlings
Oh.
Manchester reports favorable-market, active,
with AN advancing tendency.
Brcadstniis dull. American -four and wheat We
~ inferior in qnality aud unsaleable. Corn dull
yellow 81, Sd.u6s.
FL Provisions generally have a declining tenden-
cy. Bel steady aud on ir qualities thore is IL
slight ndvancc--midflipg aud lower qualities
slightly lever. Pork heavy and generally un-
changed. Lard At 5es. 6ls57s. Sugar heavy
and generally unchanged. Coffee firm. Tc.
slow Of sale, but not .quotably changed. Riso
steady.
NAVAL SToREs---Rosin steady and unchan gcd.
Turpentina firm at 35s.
LoNpoN. Wheat dull and all quotations of En-
glish slightly lower Turpentine dull at 3Is. 6d.a
35s.
The money market is generally unchanged and
money continues abundant
Consols for money 05ia95a, for account 951
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23


-
e. - - \ s S - - d 1ssss.
m - 80, = - fszIlsasn nemea.: Ths
II s1za55 j ~ Slu6So1 - n61ies q Ne Dsmo.
|.Ar.ase. - - nctosk ~ onsef The
5srlI1l5 = l1cp1uS - = 1Iss 4 ~ plpmlisy
- = III.
81 q e IN q 49, Sllsr TIE dsisst of Mr..
fainr i r>.sisttof IS h plurality rule. Mr.
ca, e Ksntueky, olsrs1a resoIatioa that the
Hosss sin tas true spirit Of patriotism ware some
81 p6llisai principles 10 thschoice Of spea
kss. ssssesins 70 thsmsslves the right 10 insist
upon The practical execution Of thsir principles
Asrsatsr inths lseislstion Of Cougresr, provided
they ssA saLss ~ ofSsnisatioa of he Honss By
ths Sjeetion II Z man 70 the epssksrship who, In
sAsis opinion. win nAiatsin he Consultation and
II gsasantsss." Mr.. Oox's plan vas for all con.
sutvasivs usmhsss 70 ssss arst for Janss L. Orr
d Sossh CAroliaa, Democrat. and hhs should
not b elected then 10 yote for Hspry N. Fuller,
Of Pspksyivsnis; N Amsriess. This was gromps-
~ rejscssd. NJ. Docosk voting my, whsn M.
Hickman. II psnssylysaia. demanded the pre-
xeus question: on his sesolutioa for tho plurality
rule aitsr three ballots. Mr.. Bocook gave notice
1.-THE prsvious question was NOS sustained, he
shoah Quar- ~ substtute resolution Tor IN
sectieA o. speaker afsss the ballots ~ plurality
vote, providing the standing committees should 10
appointed - follcws' Tor members OF each by tho
Speaker olect three by tho second highest can-
didate, aud two by The third highest Afssr three
days debate, these propositans were rejected
whom. on Feb. I'd. Mr.. Smith Of Tenn. renewed the
resolution for plurality vote after three ballots,
which was adopsed--liS 10 lo4- -Mr. Bocock vo'
ting Against iswith the southern Americans on
the Anal vote but having previously Expressed his
readiness to be instru~enidl IN electing anybody
BY The plurality eofe. 90 that the standing commit
tees were fairly divided among The members OF
tho three parties.
We think none tho less Of Mr.. B"'ock on nc
count Of his action en- this occasion; indeed VIC
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
Sore Throat Plague and Sore Throat.
lruIS nnuliiN III hulL

az THIS qIhIl! 0T -tllg hoII and causing Tie
WCS puson of drprarcd humors, is possessed Other
medicine than BEi>DHEriis Pills They operate oul, lan
the tissues involved in that is affected by The disease In fact
they sezr upon those hnors, much prcr nee Rs
from nara ainly, because their liz, that of tc sur
rounding parts and which, settling tissues throat
thar Is around the throat sion. produces throat sore
throat plague aad the headache fever Within an
hour after four six pills taken peculiar creep
Ing In The part Affected culretin
humors ready for cAiaison No hurt wckenng can
ever arise IRON, Their because uIun healthy
mria Taken early They prevent gnlc Diseases On how
important ~ sickness 10 Use iha medicine which only exti
gnishcs the disease and leaves behind Sold nj
Dr. Brandreths Priacipa Office, No. 29l Canal Street. New
York. sc,d in.is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
Senator Clay Of Al ALBANIA.

This distinguished, able ar,d eloquent gentle
man, recently delivered an elaborate speech Mt
Huntsville, Alabama. Mr.. g. is u bold, fearless
man, and VIC believe m honest man. Az such wo
respect him, honor him and npIlaud him; for,
although no may be impraetoa bio in somo of his
opinions, ho Is no me-ssrvor, no t,ower before tho
footstool Of power, winker at co rupton in high
low places, aud no seller of principle in order
that enhancement may follow venalty. VIVA, he
thinks is right no carries out, and we accord him
high. praise for doing.
The following is tho report Of the conclusion ,d
his speech
l noed not now toll you that I will not support
Mr.. douglas or any ono occupy ing his platform.
although nominated by the unak,inl, us vq,e of the
Oharleston Convention Of tho democratic parry.
or any other party whatever, / losc the Demo.
cratic party for It's principles, will not abanLon
those principles for policy. I prefer The right,
even with defeat, to the oxpedieL't with SUCCESS
prefer truth u triumph. lovethe uuion OF the
Constitutions Union Of equal, independent and
sovereign States but l love II native State,
my nursing mother and my ar, Ave." yet more;
aadI should be fathless and dsl,cnorcd guar
dian. 81 her rights did consent to s,bdic,te tho
power aud abandon the duty of Con gross to pro.
tsct the property Of her citizens. wherever ~ by
whomsoevcr assaulted. whenever the Federal flag
Heats Protection is an inherent right Of citizen
ship. guaranteed by the FedelaI Consultation as
oxpounded by tho Federal Supr, ,n,e Court, and
when you surrender il you will cease To DO fire.
men and to deserve the rights, privileges and
immunities OF freomcn. AS your trustee and
servant will not do SO OF tho hi ddi ~ of squat
ter sovereignty, National Democ, alto or States
Rights De@ocracy-yea, ut the bidding of the
Legislature OR the people Of Aat am !. II COM
maaded to do 40 will resign my trust, resrc To
the deepest seclusion Of private liE,, nd, hiding
my face in shame and humiliation, and seuline
my lipe with silense about such che,.p md worth
less things as State fights OF freemen lights, be-
come quiet passenger on the Inflated bark Of
tho South a. 1t drifts ingloriouey dow he str cam
OF Time in the black and tideless sea IF infamy
and oblivion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
June s-,lly
to Shipmasters and Crews.

Important to Shipmasters and Crews.
az - SOME twenty years since WAS very seriously In
W,yR jursi In oi hips, by coming in contact with
the anchor Of the ship Of which second mate The brue
bad thai hip has given great trouble most oi the
lime since until last April When heard Of Davis
Pain Killer, aud immediately procured bottle, and by using
according 81 the directions entirely Ia about
and have experienced the east trouble from my complaint
Feeling the importnuco of having this valuable medicine
slan by before starting u March last In the
ship lousre frm New York, purchased Two large bottles
take with me- While II, Antwerp. t" attack
oil with asery severe d,senier, gave him the Pain Killer
and 1t euro, him IN hurry.
On passage home, with hundred aud sixty -four
administered this valuable remedy all who
sirh and nnie took Without getting rce one lady
particular troubled with bad headache. for which
she said there hasng been troubled with II
ri the lime for years. ni her Ind remedy, and
her The Pain Killer, which. her surprise, did effect
sia had long sought IN vain for had good medicine chest
board ship hut did open being
Necessity for thc Pain Killer answered all PURPOSES And
do most sincerely recommend to every sipnascr always
take good supply this valuable medicine with him going
10 rs II Is valuable and convenient ~
wounds or bruises which liable frequently do
pen Ia slplpard.
CHRISTOPHER ALLYN, late Master Of the Ship Louvre.
hpn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
Trustees Sale OF Newspaper Proper1,

N pursuance Of deed VI trust executed 10 me by ..
EcholA on the 12u day Of Novembc, 1885 shall on ill.,
80 day OF SErrEMBrR, 1859, IN the tow or Liberty Va @
coed to sel nj public auction b the highest bidder one ~
The Newspaper Establishment known ts Rsord entns
This paper has ejaculation vi eight HUNDRED fwh
with a1e axertion, could be very largely incrcascd and
large advertising and JOB patnna9r II esiablsrd IN An
somcy. ~
For further partcsags rcfcrrnec may be had 10 the M
Baon ~ the JssyiAsfsfs, or the subscriber. ~
,.sa JAS. \. JolIESQE, Trusiec, Liberty Va
j. B. CRESsnAw, Atss4onecE mug 81 ieaw son,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
Trustees sale 81 3 Lat. !.

10y virtue Of deed executed Tie upexigncd BIZ por.
- Hendnken Snd N. wife, dated 10th November ISL md
Recorded IN the Cerke ofnee Court or he tuv -,
Campbell IN srust 70 sec:Fs he dsbt therein mentimed s
misses proceed 10 scl ut public auson for cash. THE Ton
ranklin Hin near The city Of Lynchbfe IN deed cons
% with the inpruy lot adjoining
sold BY Henry Davis ~ James Mclaughlin Win sfonl on
Alley Of s2N feet and running back f82 feet as describe,
said deed. ROBT. d. DAVIS Trns..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
The San Juan Island Seizure.
AMERICAN TROOPS REINFORCED LETTER OF GENER!
uAkNEY TO GOV. nnnnLAa

AMERICAN TROOPS RE,NroRcED-LE OF GENERAL
uAkEEy TO GOV. DOUGLAS.
New ORLEANS, Sept. u The steamer IIabana
from Minutian. with San Francisco dates " the
9th. hnh nrr!"od
Five hundred American troops were mt San
Juan Island. and earthwurks had been thrown
up aud the harbor Of Nictnrin was commanded
by d-piece. The island was ina cor,pleto
state Of defence.
Gen. Harvey SAYS i,o will call out volunteers
from the Telritories,if attacked. lilo had written
10 Gen. Donglas to say that he had occupied the
Island to protect American citizens from the in
suits OF me British authorities of Vancouver's Is
land, aud the Hudson Bay Compsny's officers.
The British Admiral refuses to obey Gov Dou-
glaS aud brings ON COLLISION, and refuses to bring
the British y nth Pacific fleet near tho Island but
will await orders from the Home Government.
lie dlsclaims all hostile inieniians The American
aud British ofhccrsare friendly.
ST. Louis, Sept. l.-Adviocs from the Pacific
coast say that companies OF United States Infant
ry AMI Artillery. had been landed at San Juan
Island. from tho United States steamer Massachu-
sets.
The Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
urge Coy. Diuglas to enforce tho British Gov
ernment the necessity OF demanding the evacuation
of San Juan at all risks and Of maintaining her
rights to the whole archipelago of islands now dis
honestly invaded by the u. States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

Northern Assurance Company.
aps Morgate street, London, Tor FIRE AND LIFE As.
~ SURAHCE, at Home and Abroad Established In 1876
aud Incorporated by Special Act VI Parliament
The Policies OF this Company not only guaranteed by
large Capital but also by the unlimited personal responsibility
Of nearly ,00D Shareholders.
A. ALEXANDER.
June s-dly Agent In Lynchburg, Va.
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\ ltoRlCE,0 c. C. Mass Lcorice--ne OF the. la,
IL brands imipuftei-ior sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il co.
sept S}lts Richmond. "a.