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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

France. ENGLAND, MD CuiSA.-The late i'm
poraut events in China have created the impress
sion in England that t!c combined action which
will he required between England aud France
will have tendency to strengthen the alliance
between the two powers, aud that this community
of action may perhaps extend as we'll To the af
fairs III Italy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
Guns! Guns!! Guns,,

w La' no" IN receipt Of the largest stock of GUN
sonc ar H., hau me pleasure of exhibiting, eomH
q, A., " ' cv'eprhcu London makers, s.lch as Nttr y
I.w;. 1" . 'et benus ~ Son, Mantrn, in>un. MQfmcr
i-'"'s 'hes ranging in price from II II 4t.a
and D ,H fisks and she Bags Game ,a'.s sap taai,
ts I'M necessary 10 complete qnil.o-li for III fi
s,a,; a nin SHOOTERS Aliens. oiilt 3 .ssoi ami
' Sl 9a'''n PISTOLS, single barrcll,tl rt.,,.,>
ed 'o'" Oh tose celebrated I~s'> n'agJelur
r,,i' ,' u ana which have given such ni,, Il a-
sept 3n.ds -'"ON - . ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
Pocket and Table Cutlarv

assortment IN tls department of trade is the extern
A se ANA varied We have yet had the pleasure offering
I" the th'hc embracing Pocket Cutlery chra, 81
Hu,i! /" tr finest mal,as1 nwir and spring Peck
r hN"-i tahr Cutlery IN fun IVORY only wi
silver or Plated fnrAs Rodgers sons sotip i,k OF Horn
Handles, tnrNcrs Sces Nc. superior shears heavy gais
SCISSORS NJ. SANI NJ >lNI,SnN
sept 1itts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
lIrONcr & I9nknr'S

m .sa- tEiERrhrrn FANNY SEWING MAruNEs. 400 Broa,
nESg way NeH YORK. aud III Baltimore street Baltimore
A NEW STYLE PiutE 500 ltEMNEEs 81 EXTEA.--
THIS nnrhnc from two slups purchased fion the
store requiring rrNjlIus ut thread II rm,. Feds, Gath
and stitches III lrio llo finishing each by its
op'rnpn without tic hand needle.
luc by other machines II will do better cheaper
ing than II she wor,s for
hOHr
send for circular !. T. DAVIS n CO.
3-dis. Agents. !Nnchhurg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

Tax ITALIAN QrE,rloN.-rhe Italian question
still remains mystery. At present all is una
nimity for annexation to Sardinia and the crea-
ton of u real Italian kingdom, but among lockers
on the belief is stronger than ever that Central It.
ally is destined under Napoleon Jerome. to fall to
France The Austrian journals manifest the
grce,est satisfaction ut the recent article in the
.Mniteur reproving the purhics for their oppose
ton to the conditions Of the Niafranca treaty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
Hair Restorative.

f1dIr IC5DLOIdLIV6.
WE pleased 10 be able 10 record the satisfaction
R Of Patrons after trial Of mn article advertised In
columns We have the satisfaction to know several of our
readers used Prof Woods Hair Restorative and pro-
nouncrd 10 be Just what the al, ors,mcnt it is We
personal Hctiuainanecs. VIM headed
they have tried II, their hair restored 10 original
color and they willingly add their testimony 10 Its efficacy aud
will further information Ia others desiring H. This speaks
the article ndyisc nil who do wish appear
gray headed Ia Woods Hair Restorative Western intriO
sold all good Druggists. sept % Nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

MonE TRurH THAN PuEfHy.-- If the Wing tariff
Of AZ were now in existence, and had been from
that time until now, NIL the grain in America
would find a ready cash market without one bush
81 crossing the With all these facts staring
us full in the face, We 90 on upholding the vile
party in p0wer, and promoting their political
quacks, bringing ruin on ourselves and pos'crity.
The farmers are doing it, and God grant that they
may smell Frost Our hopes arc rs n means Of
punishment, that direct tax may be levied, as it
will have to be, to pay Of our Indebtedness. and
Tint the Government revenue collectors may
grind us to powder, selling the last" pony the
"lnSt" hoe. and the "ast" wedge, of every locoooo
demasngne and -oter in tho land. = larson Bro,cn-
iom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

Northern Assurance Company.
m SS M"reatr stree London Tor FlEE AND LIFE As.
GR sVRANtE NJ Home AMI Abroad Established Ia so
and Incorporated hy Special Act OF Parliament
The Policies Of this Company only guaranteed by
large Capital the snu responsibility
of nearly ,0I0 Shareholders
A. AIEXANDER
june sdly Agent in Il nclbnrg. VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
Sore Throat Plague and Sore Throat.

Sore Throat Plague and Sore Throat.
T ~ THIS quality Of Selling hold and causing the
WSS rlsion of dcpra'c hunurs possessed by ot,r
medicine mn BhANnmru's puIs Th,! operate only ul.n
The tissues involved in, that affected by the disease fact
they seize upon hos. hum" much preferences as
from natural affinity, because their life is below
rounding parts, and which, settling tl,
tal Is around tn" throat REGION. produces throat,
throat plague, and the severe headache aud Within
hour after four or siN pills taxi IN tcte felt peculiar
ing in the part affected SORT o collecting mp discussed
huinors ready for expulsion. Sn hurt weahcuug , can
arise from their hccar,c they upon lead Inv
parts Taken early they prevent all organic Diseases how
Important in sickness To- that medicine
guisics Tho disease, and leaves evil behind
Dr. Btaneths Principal Office, W" 2Ji Canal stree! New
York. IO-ts
DEEtNlAN GUANo.-1,noo bags Nc. ! Peru,itn Gu. NO
l. landing ~ d for sale b,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

ORpNANCF. Practical experience has demonstrate
ep that the largest piece of ordnance (which can be
cast sound aud free from flaws il mortar thirteen
inches in diameter, This would weigh about five
tons. At the siege OF Antwerp. tho French used
mortal with II b,re twenty inches III diameter
but it hurst the ninth time of firing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

TmE ESGJisu HuNTEw--Thc people Of the Far
West are laughing nj tho idea of the Hon. Grant
ly Berkeley, the famous British sportsman, of hunt
ing buffalo with hounds. Tho st. Joseph Daily
West says; "lf the bounds only be persuaded
to run the buffalo, the buffalo will certainly run
from the hounds; and III IL country where the
vast herds stretch out tnr tho eye can reach.
and the game IL neycr"ut of sight, except ut ght.
there " 'uld he no end, it seems to his sport,
But by running over tho prnires from which the
grass has been burned, the leet of his dogs would
DO worn out in day, and they would become a
burden sind drawback. If they were kept Tor
antelope and elk alone, the chances are that they
would he lost in the fin chase. or in case they
could be called ofl, that they would become victims
to Indian arrows. Surely if dog Of any descrp-
ton could condncc to Mr., Berkcly's sport, or aid
him in therapture of game, nm ordinary would
be best. OF these We have M abundance and
asking tho genteman,s pardon for the mper-
tinence of making the suggestion, he had better
leave bis dogs with and take ours with him."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
KER 0 S ENE OIL
TREDICTION IN PRTCE.
NO VARI.-TION FOR THE WINTER.
The New York Kerosene Oil Company

ESTABLISHED $3.50
4 NNoUNCE THAT, having made great improvements in
~ the manufacture OF kc"s.n the! enabled 10 of
fer Ia the Trade at
One Dollar per Gallon, Wholesale.
The attention Of consumers is respectfully called 10 The sub
joined table, the result of poomercal examination. by Ep
a. kENf Esd York Chemist, dated g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

NOTICE.
f4NlE Twenty F1b Annual Meeting If the s,octbo,i r
James River and kanawha Coni1mnv win n Hi D w.
COMPANY ohlee in the City Iic,hol Oh Monda, a. , T
"f October next. " '"a'' me gam
FORM
hN"w AL MEN ny THESE PggsESrs; Tint We tho spbs..
eeing stockholders IN the JAMES HIvEg AM 49,. ~ @
N.Y. do hereby constitute and appoint -- 'N .parA-
u h~i Attorney anu Proxy 10 represent cac Of ms in all
Meetings "f The stockhoiders said (msnv Ii
Whlh siA months from and AFTER date hereof When .s.u
4 .. Pe,sop Ptsen or represented some other Prov
snh n Wv " ut snch General Meetings 10 give
snch Noe or Votes and tn do of.f ari ar .cs
~. s"u R'e or no. rs nrnber of the meetings II VIZ
Mere PtsuhuN present; aud We do ray anI onna
Mnae,f Voc or Votes net acts ui said Atlrn.v me-
" give or 40 Tor us IN pursuance AUTHORITY berah, M
ierrcd upon MIN. $3.50 o''J hereoy con-
. "tiNsss our hands and seals this - day Of -
thousand eight hundred and ' " :, me
Tcs,,. - sEAL1 e.
by order of he bjurI of Dr.c,,rs lSEALl
." ~" ''''+4 VIM. p MCNFoRD, Secretary
tIS hid thd - tcs cuha and Museo,a ado N..s. -,
"vhicd sugar. all grades; ,i, Is ,rin, H. '
0e e aga shoulders; 40 bhs. very hnr Wh.ky Gr m
p J"' ''''N JONES h co Iirhn,nl' !"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
+ d * SALE,
\. l.. = L L RHIN.
Mnin StrNnt No 30

Mtllll OtrDEJ. NO. %,
IN Wol LII respectfully c:ll the attention of his friends
~ aul public his wei, selected stock of FALL AND
"HSWlNTER GOODS. Bonnets, Ehh"ns Flowers F,at,
Nci Gloves ilaudkecir Head Dresses Hats ana Cans
children, Misses Dress llais cghorn Braid We've, and
Satin Dress Caps of all styles, ShaWls, Cluaks Furs aud VA
rous other things usually kept in Millinery EsaiShnent
with large lot Of Hoop Skirts OF the very best Steel springs
from 100 10 $50 Also, large assortment Of Combs Brnss
Hair Pins reumcry, Belts Buckles, Jets Clocks Matches
Jewelry, &C., &c.
fF~ Opening day October All.
+. SAN orders from the country promptly attended TO-
oct l-d3em
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

I ARD: LAED!-No. Leaf Iardn Tin Of about If
! {, pounds each, in store and for sale by
oct i-,ts LEE ROOKIE x CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
Wanted-A Situation as Salesman.
Worthy of Notice.

MILL oFFAL for saIe by
!" sept lo-d,s
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-02-01

'Two BLINK OArs."-In the United States
Senate, on Tuesday last, a debate arose on ques'
ton of priviegsxa. relation to the exposure OF
the secret DELHI t&ans of that body-especially
concerning the tstion ofthe difficulty which
occurred 6etweehx sessrs. Fitch and Douglas on
Friday last, in Executive sessiOn-durinS which
Mr.. Green, of Missouri announced the discovery
of a small room within ear-shot, which on being
searched, contained 1.-TWO black cats" This IN
cident has created much humor aud snrInise-
The mystery of these two black cats Is that as
tran door is left at each of the four corners OF
the chamber for the workmen to 60 below.
two stray cats got underneath, where they
subsisted for three or four weeks on the
crumbs that fell from the public table. When
rescued they bore evidence in their insane de-
meanor,~ of the secrets they had overheard in
Executive session.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-02-01
mfiammatory Rheumatism.

Messrs. Perry Davis Il Son-Gents: am at a loss
express with words the satisfaction 1t gives me 10
inform YOU of the benefit have received from the use
of your Pain Killer About one year since, was at
tackled with the iudammatory rheumatism. being I'M
able TO walk for eight weeks; besides the confinement
to the house, the pain l experienced no tongue can
describe But to to the object OF this letter.
On the 9th of December last had more severe at
tack than before. | Immediately commenced using
the Pain Killer made by you, which to my surprise
immediately relieved me of pain, and saved me the
necessity Of beng confined to my bed for one day
1t is now eleven days since the attack, and the In
aammation has entirely subsidized. Ny limbs, which
were tremendously swollen, have assumed their nat,
bound, by the common sympathies Of my nature for
those who may be thus afflicted, to make the above
statement that all may resor: to the Pain Killer, that
time, expense and world of suffering may be pre-
vented HENRY WEED,
Clerk at II Genesee Street, Utica.
ay- Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Medicine deal
ers generally.
O,-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-02-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS.

r5f~ We are authorized is announceCol. VIM H
H4RMAN, of Augusta, as candidate for Congress
from this District, subject to a decision of District
Convention, in case the organization OF the Democrat
ic party require the assembling of such Convention.
Jau. II, 1853.
t-sy- JAMES II. SKINNER, Esq, is candidate to
represent this District in the next Congress, subject
to the decision of Convention, if desired.
ny We are authorized to announce JOHN T.
HARRIS, Esq, of Rockingham, as candidate to rep,
resent this District in the next Congress the United
States subject to the decision of Convention, II one
be necessary.
Jan. Is, 80.
,5g~ We are authorized to announce DR.. A. NJ
NEWMAN of the county of Rockingham, as can
ddate 10 represent this District in the next Congress
of the United States subject to the decision of Dem
ocratic Convention, should one be held.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-02-01

A RARE JUDGE.-They have rare SOFT OF
Judge in Baltimore, named Stump. W. e. Ford
was lately convicted IN his Court OF murder IN
the first degree aud sentenced to be hung, AN
appeal was taken, however, on some. technical
point, and the higher Court ordered a new trial {;
but Judge Stump positively refused to try the
prisoner again, as no man, he says, can be tried
twice for the same offence. In q letter to the
Court of Appeals he says: "Let me beg you,
judges, to consult the Governor; perhaps he
will hang hun without another trial, which l
certainly never will give him until l see your
authority by Act of Assembly. If Ford escapes
by the decision of your Honorable Court, l am
glad OF it. You will gain great credit, like Ofe-
sar for his clemency, and your Court become
more popular than ever"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-02-01

A young man named Robert U. Brooks, from
Charlotte county, was robbed of $l100, in Rich
mond, on Tuesday night last. He had formed
the acquaintance of another young man, who
proved to be the son of Senator George E. De-
neale of this State. The two drank freely to-
gether, and Brooks being overcome by his pOta-
tons retired to his room at the Ballard House,
whittier he was accompanied by his companion.
Next morning he missed his money and friend,
and suspected the latter of having purloned the
former. He communicated the circumstances to
several acquaintances one of whom happened
to meet with Deneale, aud told him that he was
suspected of having robbed Brooks, advising him
at the same time to restore the money. The
accused surrendered $500, and gold watch,
aud gave written orders upon two Cyprians
for other two gold watches, which he had
bought with part Of the money, and presented
to them respectively. After making this resti-
tuition, he took his departure from the city
The Mayor sent officer Caleb Crone after the
accused, and he arrested him Friday night, on
the Central Railroad night train near Hanover
station. He was taken back to the city and
examined By the Mayor, on Saturday He de-
MED the theft, and said he gave up his prop
erty and fled, because an officer advised him
it was best to do so, as he would otherwise
certainly be imprisoned for a long time. The
Mayor committed him for trial, and refused BAIL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-02-01
DIED.

At the residence of his father in Union, Monroe
County ON the 9th inst, JOIN j. SLoYAKER, son of B.
Slonaker formerly of this place. in the 18th year oil
his age.
PsAcuY H. MArHrNEY, the subject of this notice was
born in Rockingham County, Va. August goth, 1905,
and departed this life at his residence near Staunton
January l5th 1859, leaving an afectionate wife, SIX
children, and many friends to mourn their loss
In Port Republic, Rockingham county, on Saturday
the 29th ult., Mrs CARRIE WOLFE, wife of Rev. Jno.
W. Wolfe, of the Baltimore Conference, and daught-
err of Mr.. Jno. GoodwlF Of Boetourt county, in the
9Th year of her age.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-02-01
January IS 1s5s-tds ,H'' ''"a' -
AND AT COMMISSIONERS sALE.-Ir

r AND AT COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In
L pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Au-
gusta county, rendered in the cause of Patterson a.
ganst Patterson and Others therein depending will
RI next, to sell at public auction TRACT Of LAND,
the property Of James F. Patterson, containing 40 A
cRES, adjoining the lands of Samuel G. Fauber and
others. 1t has it comfortable House, good Barn,
good water, &C., constituting 1t, altogether, snug
little farm
TERMS.-0n credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months in equal instalments, the purchaser to give
bonds and good personal security and the title to be
retained as ultimate security.
JOHN T0WBERMAN, Com'r.
Au-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-02-01

The JUpeEsHP.-Col. John B. Baldwin, Of
Augusta, it will be seen in another column OF to-
DAYS paper, is announced as a candidate FOL
Judge of the Court of Appeals. This is an OF
fee very properly entirely removed from poll
tics. 1t is not at all necessary that Judge Of
the Court of Appeals should cast vote or read
q newspaper once in tloelUe years If Col
Baldwin has an enemy, that enemy will freely
admit that he is in every way equal to the po-
sition. He is q man that loves law and loves
Justice, and would be almost sure to lind it out
my case may go before him, if Pm right, and
Tn give myself no further concern about it; il
Pm wrong III keep it out of his hands" Let us
make such Judge. No politics in the matter.
Let rs try and make the very best Judge we can.
We shall miss sadly Col. Baldwin's frequent
and agreeable visits to our county, should he be
elected, but we should feel proud satisfaction,
in having done an unselhsh thing, in the perform
anoe of an honest duty.-Vallsy Democrat.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-02-01
AUCTION SALES.

NTOTICE!-We will sell, upon the premises, on
IN the lst day of March next, Tract oflSl1a Acres
OF Land living on Buffalo Branch near its junction
with Middle River. About loo acres OF the tract Is
cleared enclosed and built upon; the residue Is IN
forest of as fine timber be found in the county
There are two comfortable Dwellings, upon 1T, and q
never failing Spring common to EACH consequently,
the tract may be divided to make each division
desirable separate propery,-and thus furnishing
a good agricultural home to two families instead OF
one The whole lies so as to get the benefit OF the
beams of the sun US much of the day as any tract OF
the same area to be found in this lattudc- sit IS en-
phatically of Southern exposure. The bottom land
consists of about 20 acres underlying thesol OF which
is dense claw and therefore capable being made one
of the best of Middle river Meadows. There is, with
al an excellent Orchard of choice Fruit on the place.
The terms of payment are one third OF the pur
chase in hand or negotiable note In iorty days. wen
endorsed bearing interests and the residue in one and
two years thereafter secured by bonds with approved
security and the title retained as ultimate guarantee
of full payment. The tract will be shown 10 all VINO
desire examining it before the day OF sale, by either
ofus There are Mills Churches and Schools, togeth-
er with stores and mechanic shops on every slde COM
paratvely of the tract and from 1t the Va central
Railroad NAV be reached at one point IN four miles,
and seven at another. The sale will positively take
place on the day mentioned at the highest bid that
may be offered, let the sum be whatever it may.
JOHN B. KELLER,
| Jan. %, 1S59.-tds JACOB F. KELLER.
TRUSTEES SALE DE VERY VALUA-
| i BILE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed TO me by Isaac
Bushong, on the l4th day Of September, 1858, and
duly recorded and at the instance OF creditors therein
secured, shall proceed TO SELL on the premises, or
Tuesday, the 18th day of February, 1859, that valuable
MERCHANT MILL, and about Eighty.Seven Acres
of Land attached lying on Middle River, in Augusta
county, about six miles northwest of S.aunton, and
near the village of Spring Hill This is one of the
best Mills, and is in one of the best neighborhoods IN
the county, and is really most valuable property.
At the same time and place, will sell a variety Of
Personal Property embraced in said deed
TERMS.-0n the real estate, one.third in hand, and
the balance in two equal annual payments, with inter
est the purchaser executing bond, with approved Sc
curty and the vendors lien retained. For the per-
sona property credit of four months will be given
on all sums $40, secured by note well endorsed
under 3d. the cash will be required.
The title is believed to be unquestionable, but
shall convey only such title as is vested IN me by said
deed }. ID. lMBODEN,
Trustee of Isaac A. BuShong.