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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27
rha uarnera Ferrv Outbreak.

Nv that we have trne sg1ayk 1t hat misera
BE fraeas nj llarper's Ferry IT shows Us some i
eur military advantages. 1t. shows US, for IL
stance, the importance of railroads, and steam
boats, and telegraphs in o military point ol view
Ab',ut eighty miles from Baltimore and hnnd-
red from Washington, n band of madmen, outlaws
and rebels most unexpectedly seize the United
States arsenal, issue commissions, and proclaim
themselves provisional government The arse
nal was not adequately defended: that Is, perhaps
the first lesson. But the second and more impor-
tant fact is that in twenty. four hours troops are
roneregated from distance. in some cases, OF one
hundred and City miles, Mt moments notice,
cannon aud military stores are transported anu
the Who'll. instruction is guellcd and the leaders
shot or captured. We have not had before such
mn exhibition of military proinptness and efhcien-
cy. The papers of one morning give us the news
and carry u. up to within AN hour or two OF the
using up of the whole conspiracy. 30 unexpect-
ed "A rising, at 80 unexpected point. could hard
" have been conceived; and vet such IRE the adj
santnges Of railroads and tecgraphs though built
entirely for the purposes OF peace, that III an IN
sant they place all military ard volunteer forces
within hundred and fifty miles in such proxm.
ty M this d, the seat Of war-Cahnet Councils
are II assembled military officers summoned, troops
gathered by telegraph, and conveyed by steam to
the seat ot war with n CELEBRITY inconceiyabe hity
years ago. All this multplies the power OF "A
small army of well disciplined men. II saves
them fatigue in marches and c1unterlnarchos.-
They are brought up ia such case as tI.is fresh
aud cool and ready for acton. Above all, these
powers are far more favorable for defensive war
than aggressive; for war in which tho invasion
III "A peaceful country il the object The true
way to make II nation strong for war is make it
strong for peace. aud the same forces that 'ntrl-
butte 10 the QUO can with the greatest case be tur-
nod to the plhcr;--Pii. Lcdyer
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Key To the HAMPERS FERRY OurBRSAx.--Tbe
New YORK Herald, in i.s issue Of the I'D pub
fishes the key to the Harper's Ferry Outbreak"
This Is Il cu nent containing the plan OF opera
tlons 10 lac followed by the League" Assoca-
sians are to he formed money raised. military sta
toned at various points in the South, the slaves
melted to rebel property confscatsd, slavehold-
ers nogged, negroes taught 70 burn their masters
dwellings,: in short every method for the success
full overthrow of slavery 10 to be tried. Harpers
Ferry. the neighborhood of the Mammoth Cave,
and point on the Arkansas river. were mention.
ed to the Herald's informant, as the chief places
Of rendezvous.
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ASS. PfERY DASIS-sK:1ke benefits have recyis
RSR eI frm the Of invaluable remedy, the Pain
Killer, lues {" word "i pIi> Tor H. Experience
has ncoi that fer Headache, riige- Pain In the
sioaci o'r rart Of tie severe ennis Wcar
Common Coils UoHrsenfss. th Cholera MnTbu-
Diarrha ID, senieTy 1olhaehe. &c. ere Is nothing better
Than the Pain Killer have this hour from n
attack u the Sick lienache, by nl taken
at thirty mBus interval In gl1~sfal Of hot
confident that, through III. blessing NJ tod IL saved from
c cholera during the Of l>ti Travelling amid heat
t change uf diet and exposure infected
sphere, system daily prrsIoed To- dy scnlery ut
lacks accompanied with PAIN for which The Pain Killer
sovereign remedy, t"asIoonfa the
hour, the most half day. have heard many
of yscner, being cured by lis Put in the teeth would
op the tpphcbr Gratitude. Hn, desire for it, general
has this unsolicited testimonial
2i-db u. T. TAYLOR. JE. Minister al the Gospel
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TR1Ar Tar OF TuE GREAT EASTERN The Lon.
| n Times si,aris ut the Board of Trade because
il will not allow the Gfcat Eaa ern Ia cary pas
seugers On her trial trip which she was to start
on the 9Th inst. Ii docs not SEQ how there could
b. any more dtnger 10 passengers than Tor the sea
mea, hremcn. stuker@. AZ, exceeding III humber
the pas Senger list oi any steamer that ever sailed
from England Few # any Of the alterations,
s,l5 ,estcd lv the b ,ard ol Trade have been ear
RTE out yet. and it is deemed impossible that She
ennsbc .ot ready Tor her actual vuyageby the 10Th
The two forward boilers. which were injured BIZ
the EXPLOSION. nave htcn repaired, but not hy re
placing the damaged plates by new ones, rs the
Board Of Trade insiS,el, hut hy putting patches
ON those which we're most bent and strained. \
patched boiler-p!ate ayleossh!y be strong ny
n new one. but in thc.n cases the wise>t economy
is II nat the matter hcy0d nil lnuht In one
pa,nt If view the intended trial tru will decidedly
he If the greatest use IN fully and fairly te,tag
the ranlcitv and spec vi both sets of engines
Daring the VOYAGE to the More and from the NnIe
to Hastings, when TIE greatest amount OF speed
WIS obtained, the pad lie never worked above i.
anil the screw more than b revolutions per MN.
nj. Ict to obtain the ma timum soeed the pal
did, must 90 ii and the screw So revolutions per
min.ir The Board q! Trade we believe, have
suggested in n way that cannot be overlooked or
mist lkcn, thut the maximum number ot fcv"lu-
tinas shall be obtained (ro both engines be; re
proceeding to sea with passengers, aud for this
pilrulsc the run round 10 IL lyhcal will unluubt-
edk nf ,rd great facilities The course of the YES
sci from London was to be to the Scilly Isles aud
the zee across the Channeii lnl yhead rbor. Her
bert, NJ lIolvheaI ou line vita the Dreakwa,er.
is a. fine u one ~ u Il lac procured, thuLEt az
n ,scl To- Il heavy swell The pumping force viii
lie enough to keel down a leak ~ b. rs 40 para
holes The Qnrcn was expected to visit her ut
II .iyAeal on til Id.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27

fIppINGs AND OruER BLnik RErurLlr,Ss Isl.
rLlcArED.--fhe Government. II is understood, has
IN its possession letters whlc 'mplcats Gld ling
and other leading Black Republicans with the in
sure, tonis,s at Ilarpcr's Ferry. The documents
show that the conspiracy extended throughout
portions of Ohio. New " TX, New Enslanl, and
towns ia Pennsylv, Ala.
One OF the letters. date Oct. |. 1859 il written
from West Andoyer. Ono. by John Smith, mean
ing JOAN Brown. To lis father in which he states
that he had seen j. Il. a., ,hat -. Joshua X.
GnldiugS) at Ash tabroak, and that he MIR. J. Il.
q. had "subscri bed So to the stock aud that
.hc next day hs Mr.. GddinsIl had pr missed To
20 to Rnvcnnn nj d "raisc association there.
Othrr papers show that the stock and the
.'assocatmn" are directly connected with the at
tempt 10 excite u scrvle instruction Mt Harper
Ferry Thus it " ould seem that there is evidence
to show that Mr. Gid,iings contributed aid to the
proposed trcasona bio attempt fully knowing its
character.
In another letter from John Smith, that is
Brown, 10 his father he expressed his surprise at
the change of the timc iar the Opening of their
Mines" that is. tx cuiins their pleas. He says
the spring had bee agreed upon Us the time Tor
action,
The following is copy Of letter from Mr.,
Gliding, seized with other paper, and documents
at the house of "ost ~ 'attomie' Brown aud now
in the possession Of gentleman IF Baltimore:
"JErrRu, ON, Ohio, May, %, 1852
My DEAs SIN: | -ta' be absent tho next week
and hope to be n, home during the summer, |
shall be happy Ia see v'n At my house.
iount. truly.
J. r. GIDpINGS.
Jus BRoWN. $50.
- L. l.. L.. I ID t..
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nailrosd Meeting.

TIE citissns Of Lynohburg are requested to
meet q the Washington House on Friday evening
next at haifpsst seven O'Clock for The purpose Of
appointing delegates 70 the Convention to be held
81 FraakIiu c. H.. on the sth day Of November
which Convention Twill take into consideration
The extension VI the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road from this city 70 ssihs poist On the North
Carolina line" A full meeting 10 earnestly de-
Sired - the enterprise 10 one Ia which the people
Of Lynchbure hare q most rital interest.
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Valuable Farm, Building and Timbered Let,


Gs& TIE subscriber offers for private sale, THE RESI-
49, DEStE OF the late Christopher Wnff,c, mile from
I!Lch5urg, with 90 Acres Of LAM .i. one-tliri Of
which i limbcre There On the place ,fabr Dwell
Ing tobacco Factory, Wei oil excellent o and oil the
necessary outl"uscs The place offers si 1T inducements
Dair, or Garden Farm, and icing 10 the ei
Is well suited for manufacturing Tobacco.
Adjoining This tract, about l5J Arr,. -. rIMeEhE
LAND. which will be sold in lots suit purchasers. l. Nil
Yield from - 10 III cords per acre
Han soue Bt ILDiNG LOTS have Ic. lid H. - ~ lRlI
ule OF !ac corporation line, which uf. I'D fs''e
terms. i
uct ll3awts -. + ~. g.. -
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House and Lot. on Main Street, For Sale

- TIE HOUSE AND LOT, recently occupied by Lds
Nna Matthew'S on Main street. in the ely OF Lynchbur ar
for sale privately until hc 18th ia, Of October
which day, il not previously sold, they will he sold public
auction. upon the premises 10 the highest bidder This
al the most convenient and desirable private residences
Main street he premises in good repair, and the
back from Main TO Church Streets and has upon it, beside @
dwelling ho~c, all the necessary out!ious,s Apply 10 IN
ih"N IL. Nelson or dno o. l.. Gogyn, Seth Wood,soi
srpt 2,-,l,lawls
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N.,,,rIuv az Nnuw,y-An Enclish rcntle.
man " M,,leu v illiam4. travelling through
N,rwoy, has written box entitled ''rhroush
<rwny with II Knor>aek:" published by smith,
lYJcr 4 g., If Landau. in which he gives blow
=, nm, ,...,,lar fnLIc connected with Norway the
cxistci, - of the MaeIstra,n. lie SAYS: "Iu the
c,rlv marc III. any W. passed close To the chan
,,,l ncn;,,st Which che .crrhe word Maelstrom is
,,.rlrJ a., ,no.t Of our Eneli,h mans Ever since
,,,, 6r.t .,L,J lessnls in artrrapbv, | have pic
,nre1 Tins Mace 10 ms mini as great, whirlng
.,,i,,l l,lloV in the waters ike the dcu If the
,.,,i;n, ,on. J., ,h;,.h n, shin dare nptruach not
,, =, ,,l,;n many miles looked for It on nv
y rw,p mn,. but It il not marked there: tho
ret ,1 me ENGLISH passengers were equally
l.,'yen, but WITH 40 latter success. through there
u,.Ie IL rec different maps among W., ana all ON u
i.r.e.,..lr, giving minute details We pccpel at
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale In Liberty,

- DESIRING 10 remove offer for sale. pryalty ral
III" desirable RESIDENCE, known Chestnut HUI. n +
Liberty. lhc u; contains H5s of band having
large and convenient Brick Dwelling House, with
bt sides tMp offices The grounds adjacent and all The
out-buildngs aud .n,nccs. either entir,
good repair
Also, IN! Tobacco Factory, situated convenient to the d,
and fitted up with and improved Hydraulic Macintr,
aud all The other fixtures for conducting the Manu-
featuring business large scale There also iht ta
tory lot Box Shop and Houses for the hands.
ecIn ii unnecessary To give more particular dcscrpnN
of this property, persons wishing to purchase invite
examine for themselves.
should the above property not be disposed of before tbs
day Of October next will that day. be offered at
auction, to die highest hilcr upon liberal credit.
aug - -tjttwtls MlCAJAH DAVIS
tty- Richmond Wing COPY cths
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I'uAIiC Sale Gf I4aii,i.

CAT ON F"Iniy the 9th Jay of Nptcnar ensuing, shall
%i~ l""ee = srli at W"rtaS nt"rt III Bethel the EEA
-@S- i TAI Ei Edward fh-,y, dead The Mansion House
Tract raiN ~ Acres, ot ~hich about 30 Acres james
liver nttunI 81 superior Quality! The highland j. II
t"Ni 'iAli}. Nh saiCit at iilubrr AMI the
ioH's rnnN'ieu and coufY',h,c. fc Che l,l va
also he old, u:aus ~ Acg,> Tits Island bc vo 10
ir Niabi above ,Icllrs hci il j. distant
rnIl about n'r> I'll" Pr RI! will he sold together
f"l! purchasers he attention of Iost spncd
l 'as - "ici to This property. Ii certainly valuable
and ca" be bought ur fair price, The James River improve
men! affords facility r Hing ts products 10 murhrt
The ii md trt orio Of the Farm cing bounded b.
Tho amount Of thereby saved. To
""n nan 81 ga ai in the ciiy, this property would make
t"'~t rr'' vsoat and to would manage
rNdi'l., to" purchase would hv ruhuhl. usmcn,.
lEHM+-tln' -uh cash. III" balance equal instruments
:. aud years bearing intrs from the sale. Bonds with
god security be for r deferred pa, and the Ii
Lc retained ~ Ultimate security.
II not SOIL the proert, wifi be rented for the ensuing year
bat snail crrtaui! sell, If offer made will justify
ROBERT TINSLEY,
oct 2'tclaw On Executor.
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FC<GEtL OF nNF UE THE c7L RID rlerIhS or TUE
llAErEH FEEgN THAstDY.--A letter IN ;Ec Alex
an,irla Gazette from Winchester. gives the folio.
VIA, de criptiun f I'M unusual funeral there:
The urgro man haywood the port,s counccted
WIKI the Railroad. VIA MAS killed AT Harper =
fc.ry vas lniriri hr,e on "Wednesday with mIi.
tnfy hon RS lie WA II iarorItc with all who
knew him, AID IL 80 Wa have travelled over the
r,a will nuw miss thu laughing countenancc of
old Haywood. Tho remains We're accompanied
hy thc Morgan Cnntnental-, Major B. B. Wash
ineton and two other companies, one from Vim
chester and the other from Martinsburg. Their
names | cannot recolleet. the battalion was under
the comma vi Of Colonel Moore. The fine band Of
mt Sic connected with tue Contiucntals, headed
the procession and played some beautiful airs.
In the procession The Mayor Of the city, the
officers Of tire regiment, in uniform, Mr.. Holiday
! and other Leading ciisoas of this place. 1t was
an imp sing sight To l'ok upon, and ud our
Northern counrymrn have witnessed the funeral
| of oil IIarwood AID the hunprcdS wi 0 salh,r d
! around tine grave, and the respectful and serious
attention with which they lis,eneap the burial
service, which was read by an OLE, colored preach
err, there would DO no such fanatics rs Brown and
Cook.
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Gle sing Accounts.

IL counts due the late firm Of Ghss l.anc up 10 III
N list day of July, s59 will in few days br placed In III
hands of collector, ind prompt will he rei1nd Al
accounts made since That time except those about which tcr
pci l6-dis X IT, GLASS
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EbiSsOinf5n,p

TkliiE cop rtnership heretofore ex.n uirr r ST ent
hr :" Glass II Rane is this day dissolved hy naias Mt
sent Mr. fnnr rees from the concern All trH'ns having
claims annr the firm will please present them to Mr. Gas'
payment and all persons indebted the Hr vii! make pay
men 10 him, or his authorized agents
r. II. GLASS,
OCTOBER si,h, 1s5a. go CUAS j. RAM.
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j. r. GIDDINGs AND Oss ,woroMlg BRowY.--J.
R. Giddings publishes II card il Pala!,lFh.n, tie
Tending himself from Brown insinuation implied
BY his refusal Ia answer u question in connection
had been consulted about the Virginia expedition.
lie pronounces this attempt tor assail him dishono-
rable. and denies having been consulted This is
all very we'll now.
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N e w G once IN.

N ew Germ.
4 III" lSt oi January the lc concern
~ VII be announced lneantinlr the House Will h
Conducted by the undtrgu and hopes his friends andi n
Puuiie VIII continue 10 very liberal patroag
"ch has long enjoyed Every attention be paid csoei
ana nt o the finest and complete asso-tnents OF good
r. II. GLASS.
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Trustees Sale of a Lot.

10Y virtue of deed executed to the undersigned by par
h Ienrkcn and his wife, dated 10th November ISL and
recorded Ia CLERKS Of the Court Of the t"1nA
tampbc irGst 10 the debt therein nicn,one shall
>,rrRp>Y the 9Th day of SEPTEMBER ~9, upon ihe
Misses proceed 10 seil nj public auction for cash. III nl an
Franklin Iiii the city of Iynchbur In SAID deed convey
ed with The thcrcUnthe sail lot adj Joining 6
sold b, Henry Davis james Mclaughlin with frcni
Allie, of ols feet, AMI running back l92 feet, as cscrtdn
said deed EOBf. j. DAVIS, Trustee
l5-,eult24supt
PosTPONEMENT-Thc above sale Is postponed until fGt
DAY the 2slh OF October, at o'clock, T.. NJ.
. hencohtl~o,t Il, J. d.. Trust
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LE3AL DeUEsEbF aR BR1wN The Black Re-
pnbio.ln sympathizefs ol Os.awatfamic H-",n Il
Worcester. MIss., are raising sney bs c'ntfIhu-
ton idr the pnrp,,e uf obtaining counsel Tor
Brown At his coming trial. Rev. I. w. lilssin-
son acts rs treasurer.
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A GARD.

a CARD. ,o
rel'fing rom the Ran' be- ea'
tender 10 my friends and ii public my sincere thanks i M
very b raj patronage bestowed upon the House during m. "n
cncc,n with it, and respectfully request that their ah
tAenitd Ia The new concern, which, VIII n e.@
merit IL. Iocf zljtsl j., RAlNb.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Petersburg Fair.

Peters burg i air.
m - CERTIFICATES or MEMBERSHIP In the Union
9 Agricultural sfiit ontiting the h. der TO aud
At the prer Of single passage, tas will be by super
Bienan Birls adj be obtained application
BfRkoUGH-. sHAfRE y 60.
oet2, s.rcef
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F~URR Day.
Valuasleheal Essass IN 1 around I,....
FOR 6ALEAT PURIIc ATtCrIono urg

1--WE sub>efib~g. the iAsrs estciual, a. 80 toN
\ son bassnes 4zaaAhurg Wilt sell rar, =. s ennt
EsrAfE On vKpsessAs ts iSfh dsy of Sra ,, 81 his IL
lrtmihe We bos-e- on Sixth ~ fau Yard AL, VI
large loaeeo Factory. adjoining. Ths 10, l.. ~. ~ M
In the sar'i nnd nni Of the Corporation ""e >fHs,
2d.-lhe House and Int Main Street F.,
,, the aie szfnn<i Bs.nsford, onng IS irx, ~, "e'
1872 feel. 49, Ai rannlhg la,,
3d-one beautiful half acre Lot adjonin, Tho r. > E,
nne building Tot. 'o'Aie- lls =
5th.-Tvo Houses arrl Lots In sandy Hoax
6th.-The Fishing Creek Mill This Il ye,v ,.,,
On The Canal and only mile from The city pe BEN.
Ith.-The beautiful Residence on Mouumr,,,, mr.,
the occupancy Of rhos. l.. johnson, ESQ 'h, RoS IN
hth.--Abeu 100 huff Lots, adIoinnx Al. a..
Ah-A line body OF Wood Land, knewn n, Sit
containing abcat 100 Acres This land Will di, iI, pg
l0tA.-SeserS tine Mil Seats the Canal II bh desired
of the river from the toll to Csnncs M-S NE tan
river. ri4lf = -s.t.a.. "'' ieei I'll The
Those wishing to parehase any Of tbs above nam,
will please call on she Subscriber befose The day f ey
will tnke pleasure In showing IL. - y. @t, Via,
The above proIerty will positively BE- sod IN, ~,
toned unless sold privately before. N DAY 18th
sale To commence At 10 o clock. A. NJ. nj t,e T.l
Poe's Tan Yard "eA Factory
Terms ni.lc known day of sale
oct 25-dtl6nov JOHN TT nv,
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w -'-"'' W AHA t+i'''' -'''''"a'
NJ CorGIie Gods bronchitis. ,an., Cr,nl, whaol-
lG ing Cough bis'ase, of tne Throat anl Iirs-, aud
Pulmonary Ah'rt"ns"t III" sefcr-' type quickly irl by
,ai long tried aud faithful REMEDY Da WistAaa IetH Or
says w.llkn"mn Iditn9."I h- is tru, II E.l~sm aud II
blessing 1" in>nn, 1t contains The pure a>anr principle u"
Wild hcrr,, the bIsamie properties e" pine Its
r are Mi b,amic and therefore il j. : tn Sure IN effect
Coughs, Colds Consumption, and Er'nc lruh disappear
> medicine has ai'a'n'd extended
l'''"o' 50 much good - ~ f'n"n' ia'1an. 81, 80.
Mt-~ns erfn W. Fowl -. u >tn, Nla,,.-i'nrnicn:
Al the rrSoe- Of your Travelling As,nt, gi,eyoa STATE
m,nl Of m. experience IN ile Of l'r W'ar~ alsaa II
Wild cherry. have bee Using Tor Nv" years my family,
for Colds aud Coughs, AMI la'c huni the most ,fcacios
For '',p,l1 and cold, arlcn know to be a excel.
JoIIN II. RICE
l1'" IN nr wrapper, and Tor sneh all e'rrrDir Drug
Prepared by W FoWLEN CO, Ha~roS AMI sab, h,
H p = t. n' e. , !, 9T H. -, i&nT1 . L.
medicine throughout She city aud crunt-y oct ..-ts
Home Manufacture
~ ~, ,,n,, ',,,, ~ - l ti ~ Nv" 80 ''hl"-
gh, sweet and hands,mc LOAF hgni ,eil, Batter Buck
"Er, drsgrp"l ~ii 1,'n; OF nnr labor and rNprnsn
speedily and better by this than an! other HnI known tive
FOR sale by Druggists and Grocer, s,'cGaly. ,n,,,.
Manufacturer al, sole Proportion,
For sale in rcorshnrs IN !, + Five, aql W T. ,p"s~.oa
orally
Dr j. ". GAElroE-py3.r a.ea regularly, ,n.r
lis introduction, "Nenl, hnk't r"wi.r@ II rs Tic hc>
We fail IN Ii.n whoa il en-
l4-dAcly :. e. SHIELDS
tig ~ TIE undar.si, rrcpsrr D.sp, Contracts,
81" s9.s M. u. BRANCH
sN%Foee,# LlllE,aNplAINrs
~ Is
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Ready for the Fair!

Ready for the Fair.
WE have iu,! received large lot Of PURE FRENCH
w HAAll.-, hamparii, tlarci. hungarian, loch, Port
s,N All Madeira WINES, WncA will sell cash
I"W' 81 market price
GONTIIIER Il PLAYER,
lHtlls l5j Main Street.
fE'o TIL. AniE>-I have ia- received large supply Of
Lad! fufN If various grades; asu additional supply
az LAZY hlng Hats both and lar. the ladies
a-t.i? solicited To call before purchasing cl-,
ori 1,-i., L. NJ. NELLY, A.l., 10! Main II.
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HANDSOME PRINTING OF
Brandreths Pills have no Action save

GF YOUNG Irolc eanh, but middle aged and old
USE people appreciate that medicine which, being
used In sickness, acts only the Of The disease Around
affected there the medicine recratc
impurities prev all settling Of the hnmors o ulcers, swell
lng- ar iunors In Heart Affections In Epilepsy. In iruris.
In Threats and affections of the
rally. In Dy'pcpa these wonderful Pills give immediate relief;
Will be Maaius which
been pronounced beyond human skill have been cured by er
And is this wonderful? Behold The reason. BEANp
GErns PILLS pu! the blood: they have power except
impure and these being removed, the disease
ed Millions deriving health from the this
medicine, which wrakrns. but always firstly
10y taking out ." the body these matters which held,
the life rple in custody: and, secondly, by imrng life
giving propt la the blood sold at Dr. Banrchs Prnc
pal Office No 9i anal Street, New York. and hy all rsIecta
bi, dealers In me, cuc. oct: 16.llm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27

xTorrcr TO ,t,>,,.;;, LrscnauRe, October 24h 1882
LOW manufacturing superior article of Coats ami Pants
r wants wear They pronounced by udoes In ~. ,,
IS. as wen ms the most superior ever offered IN bis mari
""u M 'Hc all In want of any examine nv stock he
,., ,a s,;IT ,"s themselves UNTERMYFR
- - W. doors above Rank of u,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27

/ I AIR BRUSHES, Comb Brushes, Tooth Brushes Mai
Brushes, Infants Brushes Combs OF every description
Hair Oils and Pcrumery in great varieties at the Lay Trim
ming Store, 1876 Main street
oct 1-dts l.. A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27

JauN BaowN. $50.
On i've back of tho lie Ter is j. r. Giddings"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27

A LLEGHANY WArER-We have just received sn,,..v
IN Of Allegheny Water, direct from the SPRING put ua
and gallon demjohn We will always keep uppy Of fresh
Walt hand. ct - Sl " A. : IDi HE 70