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IndestructibIe Skirts.

WITH PATENT EYELKT FASTENING, WRDGR SLIDE
AND WATCH SPRING BUsTLE.
"The perfection of Skirt manufacture."-Morri
complete Eyelet Fastening, tasteful and ele-
CANT in efect."-N. Y. Indep.
:, >" This Skirt is pronounced faultless."-N Y.
ErdH. -
Far excelling the best importation."-Ibid.
1T deserves all the praise II has received-TiDies
ACARD:-The Manufacturers of the GROWN
SKIRTS" beg to state, that the very great favor
with which THE INDESTRUCTIBLE SKIRT"
has been received, has made necessary for them
make unusual exeTtlons to supply the demand, and
that they are now running their Mandatory nj hit
and day for this purpose their orders requiring an
increase their productions in addition TO
their usual large production of
THE PlCCOLOMINl, ETRUSCAN LACE,
GOSSAMER EXPANSION,
and other popular styles. To effect this, their con-
tracts are now out for upwards of
- 5000 YARDS BRAIDED STEEL PER Day,
all OF which Is prepared expressly for them by their
own ma and bfalders-the very best i'm nleric
Having ample proof of the universal popularity OF
this .chsf T9nrre'' of Skirt Manufacture, THE
lNDESTRUCTlBLES SKIRT, they intend placing
10 within the reach of every lady who wishes the
most graceful durs bile, and in ali respects the best
SKIRT over produced.
y. San invoice of these beautiful Skirts is now
"Enpress of France"
For sale by the principal Jobbers and Retailers
everywhere.
III Look for our name and trade mark, the
Crown, stamped on every Skirt. No Others are
genuine.
mar II CIV NEW YORK.
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THE PACIFIC MALI STEAMSHIP COM,

. Nc
One Of the Steamship. o. ,t6i, Company, carrying
the United states Malffor ACAPULCO, <6NS~
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON Iesves<TEfN
Panama TWICE each month, on the srriLSss
val Of the Y; s. Mail 5. S; COmgsny's Steamers,
the 5th and 20th OF esch month, with the mails
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These Steamships have been inspected and An
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty sresd
dnd sdfefy.
pleted from ocean 10 ocean, and is crossed In or a
hours. The baggage of passengers is chectsS IN
New York through 10 San Francisco and nass.n
gers are embarked at Panama by steamer al tie
Company's expense. The money paid in New YorS
covers all expenses OF the trip. '~'N
Reserve steamers are kept In port in Panama ana
San Francisco, 20 prevent detention In csss of secf
dent, that the route entirely reliabisno
having occurred in eig hi Years nv 'oAie'e
psssengeTs Leave Panama the same day thss or
Conductors 90 through by each Steamer and q, r..
tors. e' P'0>
For through tickets at the lowest rates, apply st
RAYMOND-or to ARMSTRONG, HARRIS a
CO. New Orleans-or c. l.. BARTLETT, Boston
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~ lCE-iCEl-ICE.
HE under sned respectfully informs all In the
District and Aoxsndrla, that having Just closed a
contract with the Rockland Lake Company for a
full and constant supply of their beautiful lake lee
ne is prepared to deliver the same to all who NAV
favor him with their orders. Persons wishing 10
make contracts for the season year, should give
MIN call before closing elsewhere, as he is deter
mined to give satisfaction TO all consumers He
wishes TO call the attention OF dealers to the fact
that he Is now prepared to furnish them by the cargo
or ton, weighed To them on delivery
Orders left at Mr. Fenwick's Office near the 7th
street bridge and Centre Market, Mr.. d. r. Clark,s
Drug Store, corner 41z and Penn avenue or AT the
Depot corner OF nth and streets south, near the
, wagons always on hand ta deliver i'm any part of
the city. lmarl9-lmrl CHAS b. CUIIRCH
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lIJ-A lette- was taken out of a post Office il
the interior of Ny. State, addressed:
MISUNDERSTANDING"
IL was intended for ... p .....
Mrs. Turner. Holbertville

AiIs turner. iiOlDeftVllie.' ~
This reminds us of a letter with an Italian post
mark. addressed to Shronphredevvi,' - whic had
remained In the London General Post Office for a
long time. IL was never called for aud was about
70 b. seat 10 the Dead Letter Office, when clerk
Of more than ordinary astnteness translated il Sir
Humphrey Davy." and il was immedately sent
10 the man Of science.
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II NEW LUMBER YARD
HI ndersgn gned having recently taken charge
OF the new Lumber Yard 9Th street aud the Canal
respectfully invite the attention of dealers in JM,
chasing elsewhere.
The stock of WHITE PINE LUMBER, CHER
RY, ASH, MAPLE, POPLAR, &c, &c is very
superior and well seasoned and will be sold at the
lowest cash prices.
COLTMAN KILBOURNE,
mar I'm Asslgnees
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TRAVELLERS Directory.

MOUNT vEEMSS2sHH EMSS2sHlNNSSRPoTEs lNNSSRP oTHk TOMB OF
r Triee Wet gsMtsi ~ Hg,ssy Nstiee.
STsTS TsmSS ,S to MGS5. Ms.ss. Vernon .pf .se
wharf, At the foot of nh street st sh A. M, and re-
timore.
., Coaches leave all the Hotels and the corner Of
rennsy lvsna avenne and 7th street stsa m. Roupd
NnP II. mar 1e-d
A ARRANGEMENT lx5a-fiours OF departure
and THOMAS COII.YER. Ge&AS
Prom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Geo mn9smneS
Page-at 6&, 9. and Al .. m-, /, s. s. d7xp.p.
?, 10 q. M, IL m, ?, 4, and ?. m.
From AloxandTla-Steamer GooIFe Pare-et 81 .
3, 10 q. IN, u m, n, 4, aid p. m. -
From AleNsndrls-SteaIner Thomas Collyer-at
GAS, III q. ma, I, s, and a., except Tuesday and
Friday mornings, WHOM the Collyer Will run her rex-
1lsI trips 10 Mount Vernon, heretofore, and onS
her taps between Washington and AlexandrIa from
9 3. m. % ?. IN. Only.
The 81, 81 a. m and "a p. m. boats from Alexan-
dua connect with the trans of the Baltimore and
ONO RaIlrcad for the North and West
The Ga 3. m. and "a ?. m. boats from Washington
CONNECT with the trans of the Orange and Alexan-
drIs Railroad faF the South aud Southwest mar I2
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(NOOD EATING AND
" CAPITAL DRINKING.
=, w. F. BENTER'S RESTAURANT, on st.
the rear OF Browns Hotel block, con-S
nnues to be famous as the very besteN T.
Restaurant in w WashinEton city. SIt1
Lovers ofexqulslte eating will always ~kH
md there the very choicest Oysters,
FIsh, Tame, steaks, Chops, Wines, Liquors, Sc
gars &c, TO be obtained any eating house this
country. -
The cooking of his estabi shment is unsurpas sssd,
and no other house of the kind is more remark able
for the invarisbe good attendance Of all employed
about it.
uFHis charges are moderate. f. &c
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FMRICH's LAGER BEER DEPOT,

LNMRICHS
II No. $40 ELKvENTH STRERr,
Ttr0 doers North Of the Gas COnpdas's O6sfs
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has acce2ted the WASHINGTON agency of ]. p
he prepared to furnish the trade or private
families. Balt's Lager Beer has long been kent al
city as n All northern cities, the best msnaise
Of charge. - -' ~ 'o'eu iree
fe SIN PETER ENPICu
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CARRIAGES.
II HE Subscriber having made addition. 70 hi.
iactoryt making 1t now one Of the largest. 0EG s.,
IN Ia ,ne Distrlct, where his facilities for4SX5S&
MAGONS OF all kinds cannot be surpassed, and
troIn ms long experience in the business he hopes
10 give general satisfaction. - -
hsna kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
] All REPAIRsnsatly done, and all orders prompt
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW ]. JOYCE,
aio-e ztffV "a oorner Of ltth and Z sts.
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DENTISTRY, Go.

n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his office to ,hs rooms
long occupied by DIR, Malster, (Sos Pennis
avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.,) wher, Sp&SE
he will be pleased to see al who rsy desire
his services. For professional ability L am kindly
permitted to refer TO DIR. Master. ja4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

was efscted5bylh eloouence. rha5I,sfs3 liera.
fore That we saw the heroic and Wsss1 Rrsss
ct and the nenhew
phianthropic
the rear to be disposed Of anons tI,s 9S;,Isd
wounded and missing. 80" N.''eo
And aftermore than tro hours 5of s. III 5s,s.
pense, and
the sea cbaing 10 rest after y
met woman and came the crush az 20, erino%a a
and perpetual chatter ks the sonnS -,
,f tropical forest
..ar0qnGts. ss;
r1n!Gg Eycrybotiy rot.a much Sioisr ~,
their sreckx. Then Sis
t,lst5s.. o
S,.e:i.t, - i il. >, .,.,.,
t''ce Wnvy,t 5, rr,InandkUfcbJtfs lttIs ws.,s,l,..
dcrSlnd to: he the signal - No
have a,..s
lh"r.=Wa< ~. f,,se
all tue NE ..,Ss,,l -, s,,,lI,.
lllc,l l1v liz l. 3. N, and zhSIi.
ali,v sil5 d : S5IS., T,,.r
o1gnt q, .i,..,,ys DOVE. a., ~ ~,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

HoUsEFURN1SHlNG HARDWARE.
IA ASon hand very large assortment Of
ofWaterScooeFs lined with 6lserers wait.
Teaeantsters M2Sser's patent minute Freezer Old
Dominion CoGce.pOts R" CAGES Cutlery. ana
Black Tin are Timed Enameied oiloW ware Bras
Kettles, &c.
requests Of his customers the pablic generally
TO his Freezsr,
ths best coffee and soon coGee
Also on hand large assortment his own nj
faetMtcd Tin Ware, wholesale nd retail areles not
on hand will be made at the aud AZ
reasonable prices. Ssszs',S
+ EH- FIR RGiT,GANESA ALTA.YS sON.HAED
Those ~ want Howse6eepin oads, will do ellto eaiI
on him. HIS articles too mention Those
WHO call viii fndmost every article for fitting out fne
household G. E. STIFEL,
my SSS-A 6a No. IT'S Main st Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

CUPID cur sANoNG THe cgDANs-DIA4oNDs# #rRI;Nps :
GREAT PoPULARz EXCITEMENT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

Casna capital 81, 200, 900.
ABSOLUTE AND fUHIMPAlRED,.z
WIT "A SURPLUS OF 85O6,3G4,SG.
Andthe prestige f3S yen re success nd experience
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

Fire. g Inland Navigation
Risks accepted az terms consistent With solyency ana
fair profit. satESs
SstS'eSso4s gsEeH 70 1eEHrQRee eDWELLIHGS
ana coNsents FOR teFtat ~ to s geare.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

HSmen, o Mercury. or some other malicious
member OF the heather mythology, pumped US
into the middle Of one OF these se;s of .exclu.
sivcS" Dear me, how frighlfully yulgar!"
said one; ',llhought ,re onlyzwere to be invited
And, bless me! everybody is here-people'o lone
wouldn't think Of seeing even. in a church,
ShouNlHt nave come stepif Ihad thought ]
Was t.l be pushed about in a crowd of the can.
allie. 81 wonder which way The bride will
cnte.? ?" said another "Shc can't come this
way. You couldn't get pin between the peo.
pie in the aisles. How iSshe coming-th through
the Windows, OF. out of a trap;doos. do wish
she would Oh, my! maybe she has LEFT her
card OF 0}9admissiOn at holnc and can't get in
TO her own wedding That was malicious;
and Such sweet, mild angelic looking little
woman said it'll And just then an Irish girl, in
avery rough shawl and shocking bad hat and
holding BABY in her arms, better dressed than
herself, butcFearlY not up to the requirements
of high art and exclusive babyiSn, pushed and
elboWed her stnrdy wa half Hshe aisleS; hut
.herez evenzher plucG and strengt( could so no
further, aud Mistress Bridget fsl back lpoh a
splendid piece Of .daesse. will yer lei ma
pasSy she cried, in highly audible, and slight
tyindignaRt 5yoice--'slHil yer Z zllSlhe jSe6o9s
nephew has swid NE; and do ne think he'll no
after being married Wil0lt having his blessed
ieDhcw5in good safe ~ Bridget's appearance,
however, was. against her, and genial smile
and Zig hlening of the human barrier was all!that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

. ~ Poi. sale by IAuGuI &Eusllr1Enp, Agents
J v Mhesitns, Fa.s SCI SsdkW1y
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ASSETS JANUARY =. 16se7.

oashIn and DepoSiEesin Ttford Banks
Cash In transit and Agents' hands a
Money due y Company. secured by
Bills =
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ASp DEALER IN
oUsEFuRNISHlNG HARDY AKn
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@. 3. sTIFEL,

'rtns q Shoe. Iron @1vars
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

Poiieiss i9sGed delay aud all u
TO with dtsPo aaIHl dtlt1t:S. bT stst" Z"
- g "a p. esS E1Fs {, E'es, A=.st.
fslIl9=6rW-t ti1l :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

UPWARDS OF a11,ooo,oooF
OF fLOsses have been paid by The Insurance Co.. In
the pest IS year,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

The prosress Of this Corporate been
throEFh torn
eventual IN from etpIaE couhaRrS
no snG maritime disaster Beine long eitbIflsd On
F9oPies OF credit system fect no
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

constantly receiving additions 10 opr s,rs.
Is. stoeS. and are prepared to execute overs mon
can Sor and 4 reatly To- their advantage 10 siye Ss
IS nare9&S'ng eEeEhere Wee guarantee ali sSti
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-24

PENDLEToN & M LvIN
"A TITO RNEYS AT u AzW
ORce' over ho B1a E0C5NWhseItnv,
regularly the Superior aud Interior conr,.
ilOoke, hAncoek and Ohio counties. uovs:iy
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-oHs sTHE-5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
An Affecting Parting

Tho Albany Express has some subscribers who
don't pny for tho paper. The Express bids them
goodbye In the following witty terms. Alas we
have some such ourselves, aud niue h tcar that we
shall soon DO compelled to realize the sa,nc pain
tul feelings expressed by our contemporary, 1t is
hard to part from those with whom wo hive been
no long in tender aud sympathetic q embrace ;
with whom we have often connmned but,
though they might avoid tho painful separation
which is forced upon US. they will mot. Our en-
oions overpower US, and we can only DOW speak
the language of our Contemporary. lIarc it is;
This week we strike from our list only about
hfy subscribers who will not pay their dues To
the printer. In doing 80, We take tl,eni by the
hand, and with tears in our eyes, hid them Nh nf-
fectionate farewell Good bye old subs! Take
care OF yourselves Sometimes think OF the Ex-
press, which you have read long for aothing.
Sponge upon some other printer for awhile
change of diet will doubtless he good for YOU
Poor old fellows We are Little sorry to turn
you out on the dark night wthest IL lamp. but it
must DO so. Strike for tho Learest neighbur's
light lie may lot you in aud feed you for year
or two. upon the strength of your honora bic pro-
misses To pay at the end OF that time. For our
selves, we have enough ofthose curious pledges to
supply our cabinet for the present. We na,e la
bslled them carefully, and they are open to gene
ral inspection, With many thanks Tor your self.
sacrificing indulgence to Us. and for your honest
appreciation Of the obligations existing toward
our office, we again. and finally, say farewell for
ever"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
THE FAIR OF THE
Virginia Central Agricultural Seeiety.

NVE beautiful and extensive grounds this Society with ali
the neeessary building and AxiareA III compel. in Time
The Richmond, Fredercksburg and Potomac Railroad Com.
peny have engaged 10 extra trains every half dus
NE wcek and n very low fare making present looatn
go s ~ time and economy conce) than
the formcr one. - '-"
The premium lst sioOoe; and Tor cattle and ho,se, IN.
premiums larger than oered
for all other articles the premiums Of the highest
the Executive CoMmee have ntrouced the feature Of H.
lowing sais bath public and pvase take pass aeou ~.
grounds. v. = r f' ''e
prevailed iaa year. Fs .t's RI - ~ '''"
u 10 coah.uy b,li.sed that "Eawkes Steam poush vim
be upon The grounds, AMI 10 through trial InI,I IN.
could've Committee have gone 10 ever, rxpei,s, and ~,
effort TO make the approaching Fair the most ,,rr,.
that has bt in Nlry nia. ~
sept 3o-d&c1w '' - =" =
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Sale Of Valuable Properly.

NJ IN pursuance of decree tho Circuit taur Of Eoa
N noke. pronounced August tern 1879 In the -u Of
Peek laghrnc brouRht to close the partnership
OF Peck, iianfrd ianslrie the
pointed commissioner Tor that purp"s will offer for sale, 10
the highest bidder in The Of Bristol WEDNEsDAY the
I'd day oI November, 49, THE VAI.i AE TOWN PROP
Ekri Ia the town Of Goobson Cor BRISTOL owned by Peck
anf,rd Ianghornc, consisting of LOT facing Union
Depot VI The Virginia Tennessee Railroad and the East Ten
and Virginia itaroa with int oil 40 feet
r'nent stories high 10 feet fpht with * focs, two Offices.
with three roonis Kitchen liou-c f,oms Smoke
ous, Corn Crib aud stable, With Tor % Horses Ten
Pin Ale, with Bar Room Lumler llo-e and Lodging Room
Nil In good repair with Well the lot OF fine water the
reliable slrram In thu Als, TWO LOTS ON the
East side Of the Virgin ~ ennessee Railroad Depot. o
these Ifs ocrhpy POSITIONS trade travel caus
to- improved Pspsrsy In ossissa Bfho and posses.
advantages superior any that be had In either place
TkHms " terms Of sae as dreossd by In decree
Of Court, follows: onetrd cash, and the balance
credit ii at u monl tbe pnEhaser giving bonds neg
ac paper with sufficient personal suclry the deferred
These the parties interested may make morr
until the purchase money h paid In full
spt97 ii JOHNSTON
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June s-dly


Important to ShlplnaSterS and Crews
Me SOME twenty Years since, was seriously in
H@ jursd In one !. my h-, b, e'mag In contact with
the anchor Of the ship Of which second mate The hru,..
was 30 bad that hip has irpuc tn,
time since, until year last April when
Pain Killer, and imnc.a'l, procured hiilc, using
according {" The dirccns was entirely cured in about
and have not experienced the my com ,lal
since.
Feeling the Importance 81 having This valuable medicine
stanty by before starting for Europe last, IN The.
ship in' re- from New York. purchased large
take with While nj Antwerp. m, MAS aacL
ed with very severe dysenery gave him raii kirr
AMI II cured MIN in hurry.
On my passage home, with hundred and four DIS
sengcrs, administered this valuable remedy WIN or.
SICK ana nonc took without getting rver lady pasS
ger In particular troubled with had headache, r wi,rI
she said there Was no cure having been troubled mo-,
Of The time for years told her had remedy and ya,,.
her the Pain Killer which, To her SURPRISE effect The eur,
she had long sought IN vain for had good a e,liei,
ever WAS put On board ship, but did it, ther being
no necessity for 1.-THE Pain Killer answered all PURPOSES And
do nDst sincerely recommend shinisrr always IN
take good supply Of this valuable medicine with him ON going
to Is valuable AMI enent 10 use in case u
wounds bruis which abl. H. freq al, han
pen ~ crews silpb.,ani -
CHRISTOPHER ALLYN late Master of the Shin Iouync
sept 13-ds U,I - 49,
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~! "'''e'e PSTtHHthK
tIOihlng and GentlcMcnA, Furnishing Tra de-
CLOTHING! CLoTHING!! CLOTHING!
NJ. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !

AS returned from the Northern cities and Is daiy rci,in
nv ~ Ssy ,s ana ashioaabe stock Of FALL AND
n General AL e n, VERY sspesy requests snd lie pu6i
Ing esewsss He wilt hid sa sstindnsemsssso sss M
psSie8si ~ G oss " as
ms sock comprises nsny nevsn s,,iss n Cass PM
merous to mention = ~ -'s " Nv II
He asa has an assortment uf SEAMLESS OIorHTNo
sre"e~i'nven"n ~ the age, only manusctured M
tnnahy IA he nc. Stt,s In New York Tho ush,,.S
body, '''s~s' PuAA'e "
He has also large stock Of Gentlemcus vuRsnurxa "a
SUCH as socks lice Crsa,a Net Shlvta and lsyavrrs La
,nr's handkrr'iiefs sha"s Travelling BaHkes 4,
'runAs mr.as Carpet Bags, etc Tie returns M or
i"ast h'"f. and Invites e,rrybo., TO cali on him
~ b-t,ar! Merchants would do " ,lI 10 r.u .,A l,.
sept = dts "' n,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
Severe on Douglas.

Democratic member If Congress from Ala
hama. the Hon. ELI s. SHORTER. let Ger from
whom we find republished in the Enquire of yes.
terday. is severe enough upon Douglas, is the fol-
extract will show:
douglas" he says, -is great man in many
sensea OF the word; great in talent in oratory in
party. which has showered its honors upon him
But he will find that the state Rights Democratic
party 10 lar greater thanhimself. lie stands not
. shadow Of q chance TOR the nomination At Char
lesion. you'd a. soon erpeet to see that Conwn.
ton Hominate Sesra,d Hale, or Giddings, as Doug.
tos. WOULD VOTE FOR OLE OF THEN As SOON AS l
WOULD VOTE Fur HIM."
We commend the last sentence to the numerous
friends Of Douglas here in Yirginiu. We especial.
ly invite to it the attention ct the Lynchburg Re
publican, which appears to 30 terribly shocked at
. similar declaration on the part ofths Nsyiniaa
and other Opposition journals. II would vote
for one Of them Seward, Hale, Giddings) ~
soon as would for him" (Douglas.) So say the
distinguished Democratic member Of Congress
from Alabama. We 20 farther-we would vote
for Seward q hundred times sooner than we would
vote Tor Douglas, And we woald Tina vote, be-
cause We infinitely prefer voting for an opeu ayow-
ied. sncompromising Abolitionist to voting Tor an
ioue. ~
Will not the Republicans, and lie coadiutors take
SaoRfER and other anti Douglas factionists imme.
ldiatsly 70 taskf Are they not endsngsring ma
lAsgHoeqy q The only national party. -RieS,a ond
l. - "a u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
Hair Restorative.
To DVSDeDtiCS


NF- AND NIL who suicr The inrlures which this disease
yeurse, permanently and spcc by using the OxyGEs
BITkHs.
The Weekly NOrsilttf, of sept. 1s. says:
Dyspcsn n nj the prevailing discusses Of
This Is botb Ia climate and the almost uni, er habit
eating meals too ral! admit of prn"r digestion. lut
IN spite 81 these adverse circumstances this disease when
II hns become chronic, disappears rapidly by the
sgcnaie Bi,crA which b,cn found prove nialllc
remedy
From the Publisher Of II widely circulated Magazine.
BosrpA, Jult |. 1855.
MEssRs. :. W fowLr Co-I have taken of
The oxgenated rrs and have derived great
their have h.u much Troubled m u, susia
eral years, and found nothing Afforded relief
used the bitturs. n ehff IL! recommend them alt who
are afflicted with ihi- ruIcsn" and stubborn complaint.
JAMES ROBINSON, ui The Naoioat oBAi SOJt0otJa0te.
From Gcn \. e. DopsE, our Minister % spain
WA>ntNGroN, ID. g., May Is.
Dr. Gro. ID. GREES,-Dcar sr:-lhc bNYGENArED BIrrERs
with which You Kind furnish me, Il
saluar, effect In truuhcI with
four years. during which time tried
met with good Bitirrs. enjuy-
ment nj good health AMI hope AMI hriir,t, that all who
the OXYGEN 1rreEs, will lind them ccaie
have found them.
With high respect Your nbL servant
A. e. DODGE
Prepared by y. W. FowLE& co, Eosro>, AMI for sale l
William A. sroiler Co. al John H. SrS, l., nrhburg I.
G. Pugh, tanphcl {. H.. aud by all Druggists dealers
medicine throughout The city and country. sept 29ts