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IF r Medical Profession and Discerning Public as III. MOST
EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
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SPRING f"@s XNb 5'ssIT> 81 IN saiislT MER SEASONS.
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Planters will nnd valuable addition I" their Medicine Chest.
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In Gout RAeumotjs gives best satisfaction, nj
laying all nanma,ory mr'"" and /" man, eases effect
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success under It's hcnlhfii Influence.
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irritating secretions, and thereby removing nl namntory
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~ Pnr0dtire fs required.
II In the form Of Powder, carefully put up bottles to
In climate, and merely II
produce delightful encr, esocn beverage.
Taken morning. nierfccs avocnons
If the day acting gently the sstcn restoring digestive
power exciting healthy and vigorous Of The stomach,
a . creating M elasticity OF NINA ~ ann now %i 1ns which
10y many uxuries with puniy from which he otherwise
he debacd and without which life Ia 40 rksom" and distress
Numerous testimonials from prof sSlona gcnte-
the highest standing throughout country aud
guarantee lis efficacy and valuable character and recommend
10 the favorable notice Of an Intelligent public.
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KY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
TERMS

y,parNIAN 10 pntAshed daily at % and Tr- Weekly at
inc nam in advance, and Weekly q ~ insariab! in ad
t5 per asc Al 5e viii charged In all cases No paper
vance on;nncd except a the option of the Proprietor
VIII " ...sray,s shan have been paid.
III all are inseed for 80 cents per square
fr the nrs Insertion. and 3Ix cents for each
De ssalss as sae
cents be not marked the Msst will be published
hcr OF ,s, ,n ami and charged accordingly
Till ordereu o THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
daily 700
For one rluai daily ~
For Two squnI. -, ,..ekiy
Eor %e e"e squares weekly 49, ; :, 40
f intended Tor o''h papers subject 10 sp'
eaI contract .,.,. will, h. limited To their nm.ia 1. bu
snys o new appear in the daily and triweek
papers ,,t,ce. which exceed eight lines charged
s,,y for the excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04
ICE CREAM SALOON!
New Millinery and Fancy Store.

MISS SROSENSTIEL &GUENTHILR
fHNAKE pleasure announcing the ladies and citizens Of
Lynchburg and surrounding country that they have taken
the upstairs floor of the warwick House where they Will on
and after THURSDAY the 18th ins Offer for inspection entrr
new large of Paris Flowers Feathers Ribbons Bon
nes Caps Cofuers Head Dresses Pins Nets cwelry oua-
mrnls Embrodces Ruches French Coet Hoop skirts, In
Hose, Gloves Saxony Yarns real Bisse French Thread
aud Blond Iaces
The Ladies are respectfully specially solicited to call anl
examine stock of goods which Of the latest STYLES and
which will sell wholesale retail. All ask trial,
confident offer such inducements Ia purcts
crs as must secure their orders sept ljslly
tOAL OIL LAMrSl have Jus, received large lot oi tie.
most beautiful Coal Oil Lamps offered IN this market,
Burner that will burn Kind of Coal Oh
without smoking. warrant the burner Ia he represented
they will be taken back also White toa o for sale
I,y Toct ls-dtsl j. H. THOMPSON, Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04

great Reduction in Charges Goods fom Ht Nordt,
ria Richmond and James Hrd " huaa"ha
Canal, 10 Lynchburg, thence ~. all
roqd 10 The S0utl- DUL
rlNIANKFUL my friends and the public their very lib
eral patronage, would respectfully inform them, that ow
ing increase of business subsequent form
seduction, determined 10 reduce
raj WeTcdHdi&e such Dry Goods Boots. Shoes Hats Caps
Sc only % loo pounds, which includes all cNpvnss
from the Whur,cs Richmond 10 the Landings Depot al
Iynchburg
Produce forwarded Mt very low rates
IS- For special rates, circular
ALFRED 6. LEE,
Tor'oording ami Commission N,rc'alH
ian 2,-,Its ON the Dock. Eiclmnnh, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04
w ASH N GTON EzOl SE,
T,YNcHRTJRn VA

FHNlIE subscriber beds inform his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he has leases. for number years the
above well kuown and popular House.
The TABLE shah bc supplied with the best that the markets
affords and THE BAR with the choicest Liquors AND Cl
CARS.
Attached the hotel is large and rooiny STABLE, with
careful and attentive ostlcrs.
No trouble expense will he spared either the part OF
the proprer his assistants Washington
class House. }. n. ANpIESoN, Proprietor.
uprll 2O.dly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04

n STOLEN, from my farm lIoward>,illc,
HSSA "Wednesday Of last week, GREY HORSE, three
x u years old, medium size. Twenty dollars reward
will be given for the apprehension of the ihc and liberal
ward fDr llorsc. J. q. LEWIS
sept 16-dis Scottsvie Ailrmarlr, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of William II. Hall
~ CO. has this day been dissolved by mutual conscn-the
former partner George Hail. retiring hereirom The business
Will hereafter be carried by WIN, H. Hall nd yiduaiy
LyNcHBuRG Sept. 10, 1a9. VIM II. HALL Il co
mi dta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04

HEEsE! CHEEsE!!-we have just received superior
\ atirl" of Cheese for family Call soon. -
at l9-dis VALENTINE u HENING.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04
.aODEs' sUPER-PHoSPHATE LIME.

NV LES SUPER-PHOSPHA LII h.
Just received fresh lot or this very valuable ic-
r.ak Those Of friends who have ased this article
hat pon nghy Of it, We think 1t only need be used 10 gam
nnRu.aiiy which II eminenily deserves. Pamphlets
4rD- number Of certificates from the most prominent
'' 'he country, may be had BY applying 70
NAV o, a., N. HOLLINS Il CO., Sole Agents.
- -'aw Iynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04
BRYAN AkERS.
AuCuOnccr and Commission MCrChan

Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
)ARTCULAR attention given to the sale Of ever, iescril
tion Merchandise, Furniture. Negroes, Read isiar,
gF Trustees and Administrators sale attended Ia in the cit
and country the most favorable terms
n. B.-small commissions and quick returns.
feb ls-ds B \,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04

iI'y5IHI0YaI! New Stand! New Goods
Wing sold my entire stock Of Goods at my old stand,
: nave located below the Norye House, opposite Hall
I stable, where will continue the Grocery and Coiamis-
1as'ness Thankful my friends and customers for the
patronage heretofore extended me, solicit contn-
'e Of the same, assuring them will offer inducements for
IPrs WI keep constantly hand nice selection Of GRO
Yer and Mil Oda ~ IN "o0A'' II a sHEARER.
march lits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-04

T0rT0IdIng HNf Comm INNIoN N1fcN0W,
ian 21-dts On the Dock, Eichmnud, V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

receive the votes Of such "a do not perceive before
the election that the contest lies not between him
and Wood. but between Wood and 0Pdyke He
win receive also the votes OF most Of tue German
Democrats; but the great masses Of the party, the
men Of Irsh blood and Irish relationships will not
vote for him. Their sympaihies have slways beeD
with Mr. Wood, and they are with him stIl Had
Tammany Hall nominated John Z. Deslin or james
T. Brady along with MT. Havemeyer, sic might
have drawn away from Wood q considerable part
Of this Irish strength; but in showing them aside to
take up Mr. Tilden she committed fatal biGnder
which Mr. Hsyemeyer's letter Of acceptance has
done nothing to repair. The Irish Democratic sui
frages are now assured to Wood; and 1t becomes
certain, that Of the three candidates, Dir. Have
meyer will be far behind the other two.
The real contest il then between Wood and OPP
dyke; and all who DO not wish to have the city once
more yielded to the tender mercies OF the former,
Will work and vote for the Republican candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

The n. Y. Times argues that becSase TWO years
ago il took union Of all the anti-Tarn1sny parties
10 defeat Fernando Wood, there ia Danger OF his
election now unless We ali support Mr.. Havemeyer.
The Tsrnes forgets that Wood was then the regular
candidate Of Tammany Hall, and hsd convenieneos
for casting from 10000 to l4,Oo0 illegal votes In
addition. Now be has Tammany against him. ana
Will Lot b. able to stuff the halot-boxes at all AT
the same time the Republicans have nominated
candidate on whom all respectable men OF other
parties can unite, and whose character is guaran-
" that If elected be viii administer the govern
ment for the good of the city, and not for the oene
ft Of any party or any family. Mr.. oPdyke Is sure
TO pol the whole Republican vote, and he VII be
Imported, besides, by all independent men who "lsn
0 put down Tsmmsny Hall as well as Fernando
Wocd-two institutions Of about equal moral and
political qualities. The corrupt Democracy who
have 80 long despoiled the city were partially de-
fested two years ago. when they were substantially
united. and when not more than two thousand OF
them voted against Wood. Now they are divided,
and some fifteen to eighteen thousand VIII vote
against him; while the People are uniting
upon Mr. Opdyke. With hearty effort, such as
must be- made, and we are sure wilt be made, Opdyke
will defeat beth these warning factions much more
decisirely than they were beaten two years ago,
when they were united.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

We have before us AfRecks Southern Rural Al
mGnack for the Year of our Lord One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Sixty. Afleck, who promises
10 throw into the shade all previous Almanack-
mOngers, even from Lily to the present time,
dates from Washington County, in the State Of
Te1as--a State, be Il observed, quite conspicuous
for its various brilliant scientific discoveries among
which the one advertised in Aeek's Southern Rural
AImGnGek is the most conspicuous, albeit not the
result of Afeck's own genius, but Of that of +. b.
Wheeock q Co. Of New-Orleans. 1t appears that
Southern negroes have fallen into most depcrable
habit. The black race are VIGOROUSLY initiative
In their unhappy condition, compelled to ignore
higher standards of cultivation, they follow the
lowest; and having heard that it was quite lash
ionable in Northern cities to eat dirt, they have
taken to that extraordinary diet with rest worthy
of self-sacrifcing epieure, and of better cause
but with an astonishingly deleterious effect upon
their own stomaohs-dirt, whether literally eaten,
as they eat it, or metaphOrcay eaten, in our lash
ion, having dreadful tendency, whether physical
or mental. The Texan negroes have literally
physiologcaIy, dietetiealy, taken to dirt They
scoop it by the handful, and swallow il with
prodigious gusto. TIE reason Of this is not ex-
blamed by the chronological AEeck. The one
PROMINENTLY suggesting itself is-short commons
There are certain tribes in Africa-as we have
been told-who take to dirt when the crops are
short, and filing themselves with that substitute,
escape tie threatened cravings and agonies- 1t Is
DO; for US to say that the Texan negroes have been
driven 10 this resort by penurious rations. We
only know that their Northern eIemplsrs have
been reduced to this dietary ignOminy BY a
plain, palpable, and unmistaksble want Of the
boiled, fried, broiled, stewed, and roasted.
Be this ss it may to the dirt the Texan ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

When, two years ago, the People of New-York-
risingin indignation at once against Tammany Hall
and Fernando Wood, sought for leader in their
noble crusade William Z. Havemeyer absolute
ly and persistenty refused to bear their standard
Now when Tammany Hall, Inundated and threat
ened with just destruction calls upon him to save
il from its doom he comes forward and undertakes
the task What be would not do for the People, ne
is ready to do for Tammany Hall. The People viii
follow his example, and do for him and for Tam
many Hall both together. The difference between
the present contest and that Of two years ago is,
that whereas then Wood and Tammany beaten,
Havemeyer viii now be included IN the process.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

In utterng his bitter innuendO against those
Democratic candidates for the Office Of Corporation
Counsel whom he had forced aside in order TO make
room for his friend Mr.. Tilden, Mr.. Havemeyer not
only forgot thatthe persons he was thus implicitly as
sailing were gentlemen of character and ability, but
that to the magnanimty fOne ofthem that very NOM
nation of Mr. Tilden was due. The warm friends OF
Mr. Deyin formed large majority in theConventlOn;
when Mr. Devlin not only declined in favor OF Dir.
Tilden, but actually went before the Convention In
person to advocate the nomination of Mr. Have
meyers fayOrite. But for his self-sacrcing spirit
that nomination could never have been carried, and
we must say that under these circumstances what
ever Mr. Havemeyers private feelings may have
been toward Mr.. Deylin and his friends, he might
as well have initiated that gentleman's generosity,
and avoided the covert and cruel attack upon him
which be has so publicly made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

The festival Of Thanksgiving, yesterday, was
celebrated in this city and vicinity in most orderly
manner, and more generally than ever before. The
weather was clear bright, and cold, just the thing
for out-ofdoor enjoyment. Public and private bust
ness was suspended aud but for the holiday throngs
and professions in the streets, the day might have
been taken Cor the Sabbath. In the pulpit, the ex-
citing topics Of the time were freely discussed. We
present in another column dgests of the dscourses
The leading sermon in denuneatiOn Of the great
crime of the nation was by the Rev. DR.. Cheeyer,
Of which we give fun report. We also present
sketches of the celebrations at the various public
charitable institutions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

Those who ask the Republicans OF New-fork to
give their votes for man who Is before the public
simply as the representative OF Tammany Hall and
of the Fifth Avenue Democrats, seem TO forget the
opprobrious and insulting language which both
Taumany Hall and the Fifth Avenue have so recent
" poured upon Us. When John Browns madness
exploded in Virginia, there were no bounds 10 the
calumnies and the insults with which the Repubh-
can party and its leaders were treated by these
people who are now begging US to bestow upon
them our votes We were the accOmphces OF John
Brown; we were conspirators and traitors; we de-
served TO be execrated and hanged. Some OF the
most prominent and the most beloved advocates OF
Republican principles were, with lavish hoerahty'
sandered and abused in public speeches and mani
festoes by the very men who, with these injuries
unretracted and unspolOgized for, now ca on US to
save them and keep them in power. The Republic
can who lends himself to their schemes, thereby
procIams his own rehabilitation and degrade
ton. Such Republicans are too few to be counted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25
COMMERCIAL INTELLJGENCE.

The Brokers Circular reports the sales of the wU
900 BY siPenen The market had dsci1ins ,sadsss,s
prices partially 3D. lower the sales OF Friday vefs ~
baes Of which Loo were sIeR b spschlsor. sod s1gsrs
Fair Orleans I'd yiddliug Orleans. ID Fair Mobnes n
Mddlns Mobiles, I'D Fair UPAnds, sie Aaddlins vpss
It'd the in port estimated At $50 90 bales o. sA
2s5,000 American
Some authorities ssy that prices easier bu, not as's
changed.
STATE or TRADE.-The advices from MancAes
favorable The market was hIm and prices closed ss
advancing tendency. -
Breadstuns srtes 6rm and all qualities were 80
higher. Richardson spence Co qsote sour quiet aIs :.
Corn buoyant, aud advanced ~ al 10 per quarter
LIyERPoOL Provision MARKEr.--The Lyerrs
Provision Narset dull Beef heavy for old snd ha
we're passing their stocks the market a rrdncton ~
quiet bat frmsr for Bacon steady and new wt1e
lard steady at 81 65s Taiow, prices eser bot qoOn"
1' LTtRSooH PRoDvcs MARxrr.-Tbe Brokers' c.
casI quotes fot Ashes steady at Fei Pearls stssdy ~
sugar quiet Coffee dull Rice hIni ordinary Car lins -
rss csa Oh ~ insssd Oh .ssdy At
ROsn stssdY Common 4si Spirits TsrPentns steady "
LosDoS MoSEr MARKKr.--The London Mon
market YVES unchanged with good demand Conso closed
ANFRtcIE SEcURIrIEs-fhe market for Americt
stoet. was dun. but rates were unchanged
HAyRE MARKET.-The sales Of COTTos in the Han
rive price. a2 francs higher stoes 1000 bales ssse
leans ties ordin2ire li5i ditto has iOof
LATEST MARKETS.
BY Telegraph Gaiieay.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL, p m.-The sales Of Con -
today are 900 bales the market closes dun and GnenAas
BkkApsTuFYs unchanged and steady.
Provisions dull
PRoDucE Unchanged -, A.
LosDos, Nov. l2-noon.-CoSsoLs, 96l s%f =
Bsnss cesa, quot. sSsApsrgy', .snde -
steady CoYTEE steady. RICE heavy. TIA declined leE
common Congou lSt SPIRITS IuEPksTisk don ~ -.
TkIIow s. fsSe. The Wool sales progressing and -
generally ID aid higher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

The nomination of the Hon. Greene c. Bronson
as Corporation Counsel on the Wood ticket, and
his acceptance Of the nomination, give to Mr.
Woods movement consistency and responsibility
in the public estimation which it had not before
possessed. Judge Bronson is not only time
honored leader Of the Democrats, and an eminent
lawyer and man Of spotless personal integrity
but he has filed high Offices with ability and repu
tation. The last of these Offices was that Of Col
lectOr of New-York, from which he was removed
by President Pierce under circumstances that rem
dered the event creditabe to the dismissed and dis
crediIabe to the dismissing functOnary. His NOM
nation still further strengthens the Mozart and
weakens the TammaDy party. Thus it is rendered
stiIl more necessary that all who do not wish for
the election of Mr.. Wood should concentrate their
votes upon GEORGE OPDYKR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

-WTies' SPIRIT states that large amounts have been
wsgered here upon sayers BY parties who believe the
American Champion VIII win. Beenan is quietly pre-
pairing hnse at the gymnastic rooms Of 0ttgnOn, in
Crosby street. and by nvgorstng walks and drives IN
be suburbs Of the city, for that ultimate hard work
which viii Immediately precede his battle. He is al.
ready in good preliminary FIX, and with proper and
no undue training, be viii step into the English ring
next June much larger, stronger, and more expert
enced man than when be fought John Morrssey year
ago. He viii leave for England in January next and
win probably not SIGHT at lesa tran $50 pounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25

The vital question ia not whether Mr. Wood or
Dir. HAveHeyer shah be the next Mayor Of New
York, but whether il shall be Mr. Wood or Mr.
Ofdyke. The truth Of this is easily made apparent
Fse-si1ths the Democratic party in this city is
ccmpOsed of vOiers Of Irish birth or Irish con.
p,etions. OF the remainder, considerable pro-
paltion are Gemsns. with a small body of Anleri-
esns, mainly OfRce seekers, and wealthy gentlemen
yEose politics consist in saving the Union.
Qfthese wealthy gentlemen Mr. Hsvemeyer win
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-25
IHEIR AGREEMENT on THE CONCERN
MOROCCO YIELDING TO SPAN
Trouble between Russia and 5aps


ST. JOINS, n. T., Thursday, Nov. ~ Ia
The steamship CircassiAn, Capt Campbell a
Galway on Ssiur iAy, the le1h inst, arrived ben,
O'Clock last night.
The steamship North BritOn, from Quebec, ann
Liverpool On the llth inst.
The steamship Bremen, from New York, azru<,
Southampton on the 18th.
The three treaties were finally signed at ZursA
the 10Th, and the Penipotentizres wo1ld AL lesv
the 18th II was ssid that Austria had coasraseS
take 102, oc0, 900 francs from France, instead II
lO4 .Oto eco previously demanded.
The Aonite1r in announcing the signature ID
treaties says tha, France and Austria agree 10 psu
the meeting Of Congress M ~
Sir G. c. Lewis, a, the Lord Mayors banquet
that no formal proposition had sc, been made 10
gland for Congress; when one wss received, nj.
ter would deliberate on its acceptance on the M.
standing that the Italians are not 70 be eOerced.
Two war steamers and four gunboats had leaa
gland for China.
The Bank OF France bad iost nearly Is, coo 0oofss
in cash, during the mouth.
Tie Paris BouTse was firm, the Rentes closias
7Of l5c.
The Corstitrfioznel sxhorts the Italians to modz
ton and patience. A
Tuscany has followed the example OF the a
States of Central Italy, and conferred the cgenys
Prince Cangnan.
TIE King of Sardinia, under pressure from Rna
refused to grant Carignan permission to accept tie
geney.
Affairs between Spain and Morocco were unehaas
though il was reported that the Sultan Of Morocco
empowered his brother to grant the demands Of sp<
The Cslcutta mails Of Oct. 8, and Hong Kong,
Sept. 2s, had reached England.
The ratification of the American treaty had prOdss
no change in commercial affairs in China.
Mr. Ward, the American Minister had gone
Japan.
The Russians had large naval force at Yeddo, =
it was feared that trouble would arise, owing 10 4
murder Of three Russians by the Japanese.
The PamHush, from Liverpool for Philadelphia
into Queenstown, llth, leaky.
The following vessels had put into Fayal:
Oct 5, st. Helena from the Clyde for New.Yd'
with loss Of SAILS Republican, from Cadiz for New
York, leaky; 18th, Venice, from Liverpool for Nee
York, leaky, and was discbargingi 2lst, Mary hi
land, from the Clyde for Philadelphia, leaky, h
srars, etc., and had discharged 4sh, Jospha
from Antwerp for BOston, leaky, and was discAaq
ing
LATEST NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Nov. Zip. N.
The Paris Bourse closed on Friday with unehaa
prices.
The MoHi.enr has an article regretting the acti0af
the Italians relative to the Regency.
The Moors have commenced attacking Ceua-