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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-20
A HaharY ImhroRlio.

TIE o. three difficulties have occurred between
En<lssd and France. in relation TO the Nevfound
lana snd neighboring hsheries. The srss was
..ttlsd BIZ the Peace Of Utrecht-the second by
the Treaty Of i7es-ands third By the peace Of
l7s3, At the close Of the american War. BY this
compact tho exclusive right Of French fishing
was to commence on tho east coast ut Cnpe St.
Jobn's, little north ofNorth latisade and thence
tn extend round Cape Norman. through the
Straits of Belle Isle. and down the west coast as
far as Cape Ray, the south western point OF the
island. The French also retained the little Is
Lands If MiqueIon aud st. Pierre. Bot the Eng
ish fishermen have continued to regard the French
with good deal Of Jealousy. A profitable fshc-
ry having sprung up in the Straits, and along the
ncighb)ring coasts Of Labardo the French were
accused Of intrulng into it, and, not content
with the watchfulness Of the British cruisers, the
cconists fitted out ship of their own to look az
ter these ioterlopers. To prevent the collisions
thus threatened, and to arrange the rights OF both
parties on nu equitable basis, treaty was set on
foot. by which the exclusive rirhts of the French
to the west coast of III, island were limited to five
specified fishing harbors, and m area Of three
miles round them. Inc new iWk Ifo""i
which journal appears to be we'll informed upon
the subject, says that all the remainder OF the
west coa,t was To be concurrcntly fished upon by
both parties; but. FIR the purpose Of drying the
fish thc French were to have tho exclusive nso OF
the northern half Of IT, aud the English the South
ern half IL return f." this concession the west
conA the French were to be allowed II concurrent
rght u fishing and of curing i-l, on North Belle
Isle. and on eight niles Of the adjacent coast OF
Labrador; but this right was to DO limited to such
part. ol the coast rs remain unsettled. Doubtless
the 7,ibunc is correct. But he publication OF
this Treaty created such camor in Newfound-
land that the British Government did not ratiiy
it, and the d hculry wn., hy consent OF both ma
tons. referred to n oint commission. The French.
under this new mode of negotiation, claim their
full rights MS per treaty of 1888 but the people OF
Newfoundland are ayerse to granting to foreign
crs" the exclusive use Of my portion of the coast
Of the island, Nay at the latest dates, they even
threatened an attack upon the French fishermen.
The quarrel has rather an awkward look.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-20

eeneeee - = - - : - ~
The Late Transaction ct Harper's Ferry.
This = the thsme, Of ell others, upon every
tongue, and various are the coajscturss to which
II has given rise. We must confess that we see
nothing In IL particularly to alarm the citsens OF
rirxinia. or to awaken apprshensions Of wide
spvsa disaaection towards her peculiar inst'sn-
fion.
The fact that handful Of crazy abolitionsts gath
cred from distant portions Of the coua.ry, chose to
make . Qaixotie attempt to liberate the slaves,
where scarcely any slaves wers need excite no Sc
rious apprehension. The fact that they met with
no sympathy that ncs even the resident negroes
themselves evinced any desire 10 cooperate with
then; the prompt suppression Of the Invasion
for insnrrection Il was notand the late OF the Ill
starred expedition, will not scrve to quicken the
ssal II the more prudent Of those pseudo ph'lan-
thropists. Il may convey an instructive lesson
and warning to all aboltionists without our terri
tory. to stax their asgrsssions in future.
When the announcement Of this movement first
reached us By telegraph. we ridiculed the idea OF
its being an abolition insurrection; knowing. as
We did. that no people within the broad limits oi
this Commonwealth arc trusr TO her institutions
than the good people Of Jefferson. We knew that
no instruction for such . purpose could he in.
cited amidst her inhabitants. nor does il appear
that even . single negro amongst that population
aided the inyaders-whil onepoor African lost bis
life in defence Of his master We hope that the
invaders will be dealt with in the most summary
manner, and every Of them be strung up by tho
neck for the sake ofexample and warning To others.
Let Il ever be remembered TO the credit Of patriot
10 old Maryland, that she was amongst the first TO
send troops to the relief Of the besicged aud that
even Baltimore that much abused abolition city,
sent q detachment for the express purpose
Of pursuing tho insurgents wherever they
might 60 We trust that these circumstances will
induce IN abatement of the rancour with which
that devoted city and State have been denounced.
There is another thought suggested by tho late
invasion which we wouid enlcayor to improve
What, we ask our citizens. would be our condi
ton in case Of similar outbreak With IA large
slave population, and not sing military c,mPa-
nv: not piece of ordinance. ~" stand ui aims
in the whole city! Can aoy OF equal population
on, means Of defence, or the material 10 suppress
insurreetiopg We do not believe that hero is an
other such, aud we asa,l ourselves of tho panic
which this event has occa,Jnal, - impress upon
our people the Importance of taking promp; steps
to remedy the defect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-20

The Stockholders have elected new jifeetors, with
J. Haear Thompson, Of Pennsylvania,as president
and the company is now recognized and consult
dated, the old bona tide stockholders Icing tally
protected. The Texas subscribers have appropria
led half a million. ono hundred thou and dollars
being epntrihufed on the srot for the Immediate
employment ef one thousand laborcrs to proceel
with The work There j. now renewed confidence
IN Texns. whore lie stock ]. selling at pm.
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Important Decision for Railroad Passen.

TIL" Common Plea OF Chester county was en-
gngrl lat week IN trying the case ol NLndeycr vs.
The Pens ylyan,a RlIlrraI Company an action
to rrceNes damages log an alleged injury inflicted
on taa husband ol the plaintiff, 1t seems, from
the evidence, that Nan fever, WHO was passenger
in tue tompuuys ears from phila iarhia, was
called On hy she conductor tar his ticket lie
said he had procure one, hat he refused to show
it. nnd the conductor Informed him that he must
produce it. pay his iare, aaI, in the event of
/, refusal t. do either. lac (the conductor) would
he require to stop the ears aud put him of Fad.
ing 10 CO niiy thccarS were stepped and Nandev1r
was put of.
Ia stepping rom the train he fell across the
rnt. anu after Icing ASSISTED to rise, his hat
blew of, AMI in ate nplnS 10 recover it, he ieil
down n slrrp embarrassment. From this. or from
the first fall, sad, he received mi uries
which caused ils death IN n few days after.
Jud % lIa,nrs, after rccnpulating the prominent
circumstances attending he ease charged the jury
/ n ioows;
I'VE fad t hil dow in on legal authorities,
thar Ieis tu whom tho management OF n rail
road is entrusted are bound to exercise the strict
est Sslanec They must carry the passengers to
their respective places of Destination and set them
down safely if human care aud foresight can 10
1t. They respnn able for every injury eau ed
10y defect in the road the cars, or the engine. or
hy a..y species ofncg sercc, however slight which
tnry or thor AGENTS may be guilty of. But they
are answerinl oa}y fox the direct aud immediate
consequence Of errors committed by themselves.
They are not insurcrs against the peril to which
passenger may expose himself by bis OWN rash
| mess.
! 1t i, q rule Of law from lime mucmorial, and
is no likely tc h chang that there can 10 no ru-
covery for an injury caused by mutual negligence
or carelessnesSot both parties. a railroad coni-
pnny Ia not liable to II Passenger Ior an accident;
| wh;th the pas eager Ght have prevented by ar
dhnary attcniol Il his safety, erea MoaJh
N, u. ntS IA r,Grqe Fl he tdia are also yemi>s ~
M'" ottp. IL Is true tidt person Is NOT char 70
ahle with neglected. his uwH >a:efy, when he ext o
81 A,'nseli 10 'ne Danger 10y ;gsiaS roavoil anpth.
o. Ia such Il ease, the aulhur 81 4 q rynal per.
! il j. ansM erahle f'r all that lol w. These pfn =
pies tic law II tlr land and mG i govern coar
ami ldricS - tt de isSion Waco they arc
Aun.i.nblr.'
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Btp lErii\. y tAltFuENih.--A ny one who
takes up i'.c Saa fra9e s'p mr.. and read. the
Sros~ pc Sonnl abuse VITA wn.ch hry te"m on the
subject oi ilc Terry-Brodcrick duel, will be con
vince that in far ,ciul order aud the an,eu-
itic' oE life are concerned, that ci is in conli-
ton fully rs dis ryan aed and demorn!zed ~ it
was ten ar twelve years a.,n. when it WAS little
more than campf hwlc~s adventures. The
Gallo MIA press have never been distinguished for
good taste or dccency. The sta lie topic tor cto-
rial comment Ea> usually been he abuse of rival
newspapers Stl thee was IA limit to scurrilry
and biaekguardisin But now all hounds Of de,
cency are utterly disregarded. and the elitorS
the different journals appear, in the excitement
produced by the Terry Frederick duel
10 have set their minds upon so vllifying each
ether asto leave no ps Of Stunning personal
conflicts. Regardless ut the consequences which
their acts may have in the way Of diminishing
the stock of journalists, they 70 ~ day after day,
to indulge III the most ~ 'minall, Anus, If each
otber so that if one titie Of the asserta,s were
true. it would follow that srea'e r mack of ras-
calls than the editors of California had never gra-
ced gibbet or commended themselves To the mt
iontion Of u Vigilance Commlte, N 7. Her.
aid.
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Hair R.nstOrntiYn

n We air pcascd Ia hr able 10 record the satisfaction
i OF "lr patrons, after ria M article advertised in
columns. We have the satisfaction To know
rds no have used Pref HopI Hair Restorative, and Pm
nn'l it u h. Just what thc advertisement Is We
NV personal acquaintance, who gray headed
rA N" tried H. tteli hair is Restored 10 is Original
"pof ai they willingly adj their iesnon, ts efficacy, I'd
Will farther information 10 "in,r> desiring This srlks
wei! article. and al wish To appear
"a HlyioEse Woods Hair Restorative. Western Ifilio3
~ all pop,l Druggists s,,iJg NV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-20

n HDILDWAl'S olSTMENr Is offered to the vie
9- tim oi inlanlmaory rheumatism Is II certain
ii tagging lh" PAIN and radically caring complaint
all other treatment hes u,i! failed The should
hrhe'i with warm water and then the nntmr applied
>' '!r't of friction patient may bc able beat.
sit a. sac mainartory, No. 81 Maiden Lane New York
n a." lrs.sie, al -5c tie. aud Fl per pot. sept
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-20
Fair of tho Lynchburg Agricul ural and
Mechanical Society
PROGRAMME FOR TO DAY (TIIURSDAY J

PROGRAMME FOR TO Day (TIIUkSDAY)
it. Music.
"a. Sach Judges ms have not reported will m
tinuc their lnbors, aud report rs soon as possible.
81 AT 10! o'clock the Tournament will begin
4lh. At II o'clock an address will be delivered
on the subject of Direct Trade with Europe, by d..
II. London Esq. of Richmond
9th. At 3 O'Clock company known rs the B..
Y. i. G's will, by permission, appear on the
track.
9th The Executive Committee will during the
day, order out such stock for exhibition rs they
may see proper
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
\. MCD1%ALD, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-20

Within few weeks the annual fairs of many
OF the Western States take place. The State and
county fairs of Kentucky occur next week; the
Mississippi fair little later; that Of Illinois has
Just closed while those OF Indiana Ohio and Mis-
souri, will be held the present month. On these
occasions the people Collect by tens of bous-
unds
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Important to Shipmasters and Crews.

Important to Shipmasters and Crews.
~ -. SOME twenty years since was very seriously in
kg jurcd in OF my hips by coming in contact with
the anchor Of the ship of which second mate The bruis
bad that my hip has given great trouble most OF the
time since, un year last April when heard Of Davis
Pain Killer aud Immediately pocurc, bottle, and by using It
according directions entirely cured In about days
and experienced the least trouble from my complaint
feeling the inn oriancc of having this valuable medicine
>antt b! hfor, starting for Europe in March Last in the
-hp Louvre New York, purchased large bottles 10
lake With While at Antwerp. Of altack
ri with very d!seaer. gave him the Pain Killer
and It cured him in hurry.
On y passas. home with hundred and sixty four pas
admin stored this valuable remedy all who
sck and took 1t without getting relief One lady passen
particular troubled with bad headache for which
she said there having been troubled with 1t most
the told he's had II remedy, and
her the Pain Killer which, 10 her surprise did effect the cure
she had long sought ia vain for had good medicine ct st
put board s but did not open 1t, there being
necessity Tor i:hc Pain Killer answered all PURPOSES And
do 'st sincerely recommend To shiimaser always Ia
good supply this valuable medicine with him going
valuable and convenient I" use in of
bruises which liable Ia, and frequently do hap
to Shipboari
CHRISTOPHER ALLYN late Master of the ship Louvre
Sunll
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By EDMOND. pANENpOGT ~ 60, Arc, RS,
nIt NO ~, Ti


GORE :e nd salt.
Cargo sale ur New crop Rio tphcc, per Ik sally Nazco Iii
rec, from lilo, aud I.i,crpool line SAT-, per ship
Enc direct from tr,o"I.
Il O'clock, NJ. ON WtpNESnAh, October 18th NjI Of
N fer for sale nj our Warehouse. h. ad OF Dock.
3nO bags New Crop IL" coffee in 'oulr and Il hat
Brk sally Mace from tio. -,ccicl expressly
the Virginia and fun 60 Trade.
1900 sacks Liverpool Gnc sat pr sip c direct from Liver
pool.
WILL 81. ADDED To TIE ABoN SAtI
219o Prime Lilo ,oirc daub'c ha-s ltr Amy
Warwick, direct from l,io.
Oct ~ ,,lGrct EDMOND. DAVENPORT n e.. Aurt rs.
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LARGE SToCK-FAIL ~
Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps Trunk
U.MBRELL.AS AND CARPET BAGS
A Card.-Remoyal.


M III vie" of haying larger hulse, and ns ~ M
w central position. the undersigned will REuovf ~ "
HARDWARE, Cutlery, Gus de-, to lhe STORE Hut - m
MAIN STREET, f,rmcr.y knows as IIhcey'S, are =
"'eilc The Farmers and Virginia Banks, which II no"
ht.c up III an elegant nannrr expressly for Inc Ru'
VIII he occu.cd the 18Th OF OCTOBER 1S9. lia'hs,
large additions 10 my sock ia the course OF Me las l
The Fan Trade, hope to present such inducements s
hons rs VIII command the attention and cuslii 81 w
ii"'e Visiting and residing in the city are e,:'ih'i vi
examine my stock in the way of English tai'r nh s,
Pate Ware, Lorks Of every kind, Wood anl VIZ" :,
Frc,h Glass, Oil Carpets oil Shades. windo@ torn'i
aEi flnS Carl~n;ers' aud other Meca,rrs o"i,' n
Maicrais, ANcs and Sprin@s Carriage Cloths ana i"
"es, lins and spses, L. ,tier Bands, Gum Be'lit III
ng, ah SAius AID oher Leather shoe Findings ~"
die Bits, sfruls a.,h Filings. Circular ard other e" a
Warranted fles, Farming Unnsiis, &c, &c. I;tsiM ~"
serplion of articles not generally found In iiardwv
Successor to SIMPSON = br'yS
oct 1o.dts Lynchbare'
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Hk1- We are authorized to announce GRAN
VILE JORDAN rs candidate for State Commission -
Revenue for this district oc IT, ~ ~ tht
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CANDIDATES Fer OFFICE.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF REvrN,,,

SsD- 10 THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF LYNcunrso.
announce myself candidate for the Office az Stat, NJ
sioner for this City Election 7th of November next
14-dtl0feS WN " Tirn,
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j. MATTHIAS Sc Co,
No. 81 Nain treet. LS nc n burg. Va


SY7 BEG leave TO call The attention of the public tn
Jlarge and elegant stock af FALL WINTER Guole,
VI which will open for inspection, on MospAY mex. ,t
TENOR 70, consisting ia part of very large lot OF Velvet %
AMI Cloth Coaks, and very handsome Fall Wrapping
great variety Of handsome BoRnets, Miss Hats ta!lnA
Hats AMI Caps Ribbons, Flowers Feathers k~ucIp> Il al
Dresses, Dress and Muha Caps Nett Caps and Cor+ l
Good" 3ack Front auI SIDE Hair Brais and Curtes l I'M
nrnis, Fancy Hair Pins, Combs Brushes, Saap- pcnrt
ANA Hoop SKIRTS with elegant lot Of fCRS. from VI i
50 >' with many articles too numerous TO mention Ne
feel assured that all IN want Of goods viii ind t' hc +
iac 10 cli prepared to sell at kerry rcas
Irlct..
nr',r- from the cnantry will receive particular u..euif
es- REPAIRING done as usual in good 81. h.
sept -:,-s j. NJ. -
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Bets- The undersigned, having been appointed ,,y
The Common Council Commissioner of the Revenue "a, ~
Cay of Lynchbnrg respectfully announces himself as r,
date for The same Office for the state As person has @
tore held both Offices he hopes to receive the support Of The
voters of LynchDurg. L. N, EIfBAyk
oct II dtdOfe '
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HEAD DRl ssEs AND HEAD oRNAMENTs-w. -.

a'c tos the above goods cheaper tl,an the sam. nrti
enc an In "bta ned ELSEWHERE, obTc ourselves Ia L.
h"ay. on baud tile very alcs; most fashionable styrs
~ io'u'S l.. \. 4 I. kINSEY
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THE PAcIFIc RAILRo 40. New Orleans. o, Is.
-P'esi lent Fow'kas, If the pacli' Railway. has
arrived here, hav,"g ~e;;ied eve. Wiling in iexa..
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E@25s We are authorized to annot.nce r. T. MAN.
Of Campbell county. sept l5.tluf.
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Sore I'hroaG Plague and Sore Throat
n his phail Of s,iSu. huli nnd causing Inc ~
~ inis'"n OF delra'cd hlnurs. ls,s,,.s b, no h,r
't'h' man BRA NDrEris Pitts They operate ony u,,n
l' TISSUES involved ill., that is i disease. In rc,
III s'I.t upon 'ast ba'ors, much preference as
n n'url hh''f because their life is below OF the sur,
h ~ around ne throat region. proc.s throat sore
at prague, and the fever Whhin an
"ar alter our or sax pills felt peculiar
s IN Tie part affected collecting up Of the diseased
anors ready for expulsion No weakening effect can
ee ar rom their because they act upon healthy
rus AIKEN early they prevent all organic diseases Oh how
Important IN sickness 10 that medicine which only yiin
Sses he disease and leaves evil behind Sold At
York. "~' NV. new
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1RIMMlNGS! TRIMMINGS!!- received. Quilted Rib
PRINCES, black corcd Tasscls, black and coore Cheat
bindings skirt Brus &c. &c which max our stock as com
plee large Is usually kept In store North mr.
soaih Our e'nis warranted 10 heof best Quality hull
cheap The ladies ui"s' respectful, inltcd To rite u I
'vi'r" purchasing tiseMi re- l.. !. " J. KELSEY
ot' iH-hs Iij Main Ss,r..
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FOR CLERK.

Rss5- We are authorized To announce JNO b
ALENANDEE az candidate for the cerkshlp Of the Count,
Court If Campbell. snpt 2s,td,5
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Grover s. Bak 3r's.

N Irtnern Assurance Company.
r MhrEate street, lnniut, Tor FIRE AID IfFE As
- IA t. al Home ari Abroad Established ia ls.,;
an Incorporated H.! Special Ari Parliament
o,,c''s III 'nN t"np"iiY only Guaranteed y ::
II ieari! 900 Shareholders
june silly .o.ni Il, + .,,,i, t.:
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To DVSDepticS

n So AND all >ti,i nc rturrs which this disease,
nflc-s III form another OF many PHASES
snrr ylrri'cN Hermaics ani speedily ~ Using the
ttrH iltIFaS
lr' Hte.ig +i1rtiete ii ScIa Is says:
~ l. IN" al The prevailing diseases Of country,
tS ""t- hpih - ciilae and ic almost habit
,r" "' taee al rs CIRCUMSTANCES this Iisnsc when
L. ht> ne"n' csonc, disappear rapidly by x
tsrhi i i'e:s, "icii have been found Prove infaib..
.tIu''g.
fnr lie Publisher Of wilti. circulated Magazine
. Bo'ToN iHi, l. !s3,.
r-l, : ". FowLE 4 Co.. have taken Ihrcc hill,s of
ne 'NgrhGlfd bier, and have derived bcnr! from
tn,r haze been irpair dyspepsia for soy.
mad fpun no.ln ar ir,i Ia. an relief tni,I
IT," 'nr "t,'ts ,Io>t c, I rirt l., MI n
4' "'',r. WIN To trou.' s"i' and Ga"'-a complaint.
iNNE> toB SSoN, If the .S'HfeHf 4s3 Sch, ne
From ten \. {. Dop5E, our Minister Spain.
NA>IINSToN, ID. MAY
IL. g co. Il. GRERS,Dcar sir:Ih. uxY,.rt ,rrp l,irT A.
VII which y'n acrr so Kind luruis n have had mos,
far y.-' during ~hich time many Remedies BIZ n.ysr
nc VI any good Your Filters an, i,,n in t. el.i,
mtni G good hetl and hope believe thai all wiz, NJ,
lie nNN"kNHEn HIT7hns II inJ tlcIn s.ry,a5!c US
Hitn hsl respect, yonr ob't servant,
A. C. DODGE
Pr,pA"ci by : VI. FoWLE& 60, BosroS and for ,a. h,
hltt ~ stroller N Co, a.1 J,ln II. a.a, IXnchbur-
&"sh amghci \ H.; anl t All Druggists aaI dealer, n,
a.ti'''it 'f"d-t'i! the eli: aii country. SEPT 2a!s
Grover s. Bakers.
!. ~ NEfEBEAftD EtHiA -ENINI M,caNss Al nro,d
~ NJ, y" York, a,.i ii Ba',im.rc street Iaimo-e
\ VI" - tlE-i'RlCE &tt-Hl:MMEE, - EXrEAL
~ m 't!chcs superior t. n,,hn! ga, ann by It's
ma "ihoi N''i"h Wooerst IL itr hand nuc,l us j. ~,
2si'"' "th'f bdcHn,a. |; vii do better and CHEAPER W
~ ln" Stisre&s she works Tor o.e csui an
N' ~
s'"d ~ circular j. r. DAVIS Co
mag ''''' Agents, y acIbur9.
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a t t e Il t i o II :,

A t t e a t i III
+rx-- TOIRN AMINr tSSGCiA tION.-Su,,erl. crs to
RE the Hall MI ,,liAt J. Williams Sun'sJewrlry store
for cards of admission ami o'tleb, T. NJ lo-,,
they viii not be admitted. OCT - its
DEowN LEDGER CATe.-A large nlri ly nj
ID 2n-its e. VI. kFl.ll -. A4d., lie Main i.
NNlDE BRIM NAY CNrs-A nne article reei,, ed to day
w by toct 2N,isl g. VI, KELLY, td. L.. Nam u.
rR1O TIE LADIES. have jus, received Il larae >irp,j IT
LHl's Furs. ii tIrlci, -r4s; ais. tttnuI supply
Of LAZY Eidng iat-, boh ttran hr I h ,i
specially solicited 10 eau h,lue p4trnasl- elsewhere
2l-- g. VI. KILL. a., - Main II.
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lust EECEIYED-very fine Writing Desks, Opera Ga
81 shoulder Braces, Russian burn Save, Boohaves ers
Lip Balsa, Beckers Eye Balsam, Corn Pasters Grand
Mothers Corn Killer Grease Extractor &C., &c.
oct 1s-dts STABLER 4 JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-20

AMI all vino Sati Aich this disease
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

john Mitchell. like every other lri'hman, cam
to this couasry predsposed in favor Of Democracy
But JOHN, having more brains than Inost Of bis
eounrymss who come here. did mot take long to
find out whst humbug the thing called Demoe-
racy is. Le.s. Of all, has John been deceived by
the professed soundness Of 'our faithful allies in
the North" lie has his own opinion Of the
Northern wing Of the party, and here it is:
But no good can come Of ignoring the fact
that the Democratic party is broken and gone
that The NorzAern ping Of 1t Is the most formula.
bic enemy tie South has, and hot the control cf
il can only BE- obtained by eternal compvomise,
UAich means eternal snbmissio