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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07

CnOlera,
M -x<s PERRY DAN iS-sm:-Ihe benefits have recciv
t cd from the of your invaluable remedy, the Pain
Killer induces word praise for IT, Experience
has convinced thai for Headache, ndigrston Pain in the
ness. Common Colds. lIoarscnes Cholera Cholera Morhu
Diarrra, Dysenic!, Tooncc Sc, there is nothing better
than the Pain Killer have this hour recovered from
attack thu Sick ioadacr, by using tcaspoons taken
thrt, interval, wine glssfu Of hot
confident that through the blessing Of God, IL saved nn
the col.ra dung the of lN3 Travelling amid heat
dust, toll change diet aud constant infected
atmosphere, system daily prcls,sed TO dyscncry III
tacks accompanied with nn, for which the Pain Killer
sovereign remedy casp"ohui curing the worst case In
hour the mus, half day. have heard o man!
Dysencr, being cured by lis Put in the ,ce; would
stop the ophuche Gratitude and desire for i general
has drawn from this unsolicited testimonial in lis favor
oct 2Idts D. T. rAf fLoR JR, Minister oi the q spcl.
Gr COUGIls ODDS, Bronchitis Asthna, roup Whoop
NSB ing Cough, Diseases of the Throat and Lines, aud
Punonar, Affections of the 'errs type quickly cared 10y
tina, long tried and faithful remedy Dr. WIsTAGs BtsM "F
WILD tnEGRf.
Says wellknown Editor -"Thi- is truly Bals,m ani
blessing 10 in,aid II contains the pure basamic principle of
Wild Cherry. the asamir properties Of tar aud OF PIN Its
which mingled
istry nil baanc and therefore and effect
Coughs. Colds Consumption, and Brunch troubles disappear
under lis ba>me influence though charmed away froba
b medicine has attained extended slc
pishcd 50 much good rs this renowned l'asam'
tAssvILLE, GA, February 20, 1850.
Mr. F'sgs SETH W. FowIH Ca, Boston, Nass,Gen cmcn:
At the request of travelling Agent, give state
Of experience in the of Dr. " sars Balsam of
Wi Cherry have been using for two ycnrs in my family
for Colds and Coughs aud have oundit the most eftrpus
remedy that have ever tried
Coughs and Colds in children know 1t TO be excel
lent medium Respectfully yours, - ,,,.,.
The genuine article Away has The written signature OF a.
BTTs the WRAPPER and is for sale by all respectable Drug
Prepared by : W FowLE& Co, Bns1oN, and for sale by
Campbell G. III and hy all Druggists and dealers in
medicine throughout the cit. and country. oct 2!is
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~ LADIES WATCHEs.-we will receive this week, my
OU new styles Of Ladies Watches We solicit call from nj
in,ion j. WILLIAMS h son,
nnt IA IA. - Man street
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id n d .

TUyE Board of Directors of The Farmers and Merchants
savings Institution have this day declared dividend Of
FIVE PER OENT out of Tire profits of the last six monhs
payable their legal
peation. NJ W. DAVENPORT, Treasurer
NOVEMBER LIST, 1s59--nov d3t
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Notice to the Merchants of Lynchburg

n HHDS prime Bacon Sides and shoulders: 400 bbls
~ perior Rye Whisky so casks Imported Brand
rands 400 packages Green and Black Tea o9 Dbl choice
Madera Wines; 90 bbs Apple Brandy 700 bbls common
Whisky and French Brandy; 800 bbs Refined susar-ai
GRADES; 300 doz. Painted Buckets; for sale b.
oct ls-ds JONES 4 CO., Richmond, Va
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Hair Restorative.


e WE pleased 10 BE- able to record the satisfaction
E Of patrons after trial Of an article ndrertsd in
cums We have the satisfaction To know several Of
have used Prof Woods Hair Restorative and
be just what the advertisement says 1t s We
personal acuainanrts, who headed
their hair is restored 10 lis original
color willingly add their testimony 10 Its efficacy, and
will give further others desiring it, This speaks
and advise all who do not wish To appear
heaciO Woods Hair Restorative. Hestefn PdttIok
iA nj good Druggists. D2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-07

JNARLoR AND DINING-RooM STOVES for wood and
=, 'i ts IL. ~ p e. s. BLISS Il CO.
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= yNCUBJRG OCT. l4--Recevcd by Express third sup
nv of tbose beautiful Double skirt AMI obc silks, all
WOO, % nodr az. '' N GUGGENlIEIMEE
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To the Afflicted

a-@. TORMENTED with Pain, and scurched with fevcrs
M1S know you and impatient such Affections
necessarily make beg that will compose
self moment that learn the exeR OF mala
d and you If can prescription for their
Dyspepc and has stomach refused 10 perform
functions m strength has failed and life has become
burden: If offer you, in BAKERs PREMIUM BTrERs,
failing remedy for life Are troubled with ncr
headaches and dimness of vision incidental thereto? Then
to BAKERS Irns as Your only hope Are you suffer
ing cofstipacd bowels and torpid liver? BAKERS PKE
w both and give them that vitality
essential health. Have you delicate females and leetig
children who have lost all relish for TODD and hourly vast
ing away1 BAKERs uTERs, the valuable tonic d
covered strike the their diseases and give
them appees and strength DO you live in n section where
agme and hold continual sway II you may laugh
and defy their power provided you regularly
BAKERs BirIERS DarrhPa Cholc, Cholera Morbus and all
other diseases, arising from ndgeons and improper secrc
rapidly yield Ia the health giving influence Of this great
medicine, which is now sold throughout this country by Drug
generally and ia extensively used than other
medicine known These Bltters hrst their at home
offered to the rest OF the world and that
they known and appreciated. he propror that all
need their aid may have il ut moderate cost Price only
80 cents per bottc.
For sale by the Druggists In Lynchburg, aud by all the
principal Druggists in the city Richmond, aud elsewhere in
Virginia; also Of Messrs Chas soli Co.. Washington city,
D. c.; f. H. Stabler Co., Baltlmor, Nd; d. b. Miller, Cow
inrton, Ky: and Barnes & Park, ". Y.
Orders filed by addressing E. BAKER, Proprietor
oct 2g-dActs Richmond Va.
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S28IRS 28R r RiiAAhh q L naSi. Ei

ZOOO 1000 South side X. r. guaranteed by Petersburg
80 Shares Lynchburg Gas Light stock;
25 Shares Lynchburg Hose aud Fire Insurance Stock
Shares Merchants Bank.
sept ltd,s PETERE, SPENCE CO.
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~-or LyNcuBUK KG, October 24th 1852
\"IlCE TO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.-l am
now manufacturing superior article OF Coats and Pants,
sAnts They pronounced by judges to BIZ the
E as well the superior offered In this mark
In, adviAe all In want Of any 70 examine my stock be-
~, ,.aappyng themselves 4. UNTERMYER,
" sf'dts q doors above Bank of Va
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IUIE VICTOR COOKING STOVE, for wood and coal, the
best in use-fve sizes No g. and lo-suiled to
al, and warranted, Mt 12l Main street. 1850 ~
oct lS-dts G. :. BLISS u W
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\tW MAGAZINES AT

EATER-A large lot Of Upper Leather just received and
lhr salcby
dec l5-ts FRANKLIN 4 BRO
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ZINE CIGARs-We have Just received another invoice Of
very superior cIcARs to which invite the attention Il"
smokers. [sept s-ds] W. A. sTROIHEK 20
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Great Reduction in Charges on Goods from ht' Nor",
ria Richmond and James R'rcr Il ho"a"da
Canal, to LynchJurg thence ig. all
road 10 me Soufh- ijaf.
fByIANKFITL my friends and the public for their b
eral patronage, would respectfully inform them, that
the o business subsequent on IN! form
reduction, determined 10 reduce charges Gene
Mercdndis such Dr, Goods Boots shoes Hats Caps,
Nc % 100 pounds which include n
from Whaives Richmond 10 the Landings Depot al
IN nchburg. .iAL.l
Produce forw arded at very low rates
sU- For special rates, circular
ALFRED :. LEE,
Forrdrdihg and Commission Merchant,
inn On the Dock, Eichmunl, Va.
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New Millinery and Fancy Store.

NOAL OIL LAMPS have just received large lot OF the
beautiful Coal Oil Lamps ever offered in tins market,
with an improved Burner that will burn any kind OF Coal ol
without smoking warrant the burner to be represented,
or they will back; also pure White Coa OIL: for sale
ly Ioct iSdis1 y. II. THOMPSON, Druggist
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First Premium Hats-fall style!
No. l52 Main Street Opposite H c. Vic o. I

vu1o THE LADIESI have just received large supply o.
Ladys Furs Of various grades; ase a % i srpPy % p
-, sdv Riding Hats both beaver and mr. ne aaies "e 'e
oc,S,y solicited TO before purchasing esewners ca
specusanny, so G. NJ KELLY, Agi., 15l Main St.
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4 fxAfEiaI H. . W. A. STROTIIER co.
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That DEMooRATIc Doo.-While Tom Corwin
was addressing large meeting at Springfield,
Ohio. not long since, and was soaring into the
higher regions of political eloquence. u black,
middle-sized. and morose-looking bull terrier
mounted the PLATFORM, and, taking bis place be-
side tho speaker, surveyed the assembled sovs-
reigns with severe countenancs and mslan-
choly wag of his oaudal stump. His debut was
greeted with roars Of laughter. and Tom Corwin
paused in the middle Of sentence. Turning to-
ward the intruding animal. he waved his hand
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toUGH CANDY, for Coughs Colds ,s CANDY
inst made another lot Of that pophar "uAh Sanoy'
lii, iva Immediate relief those dsaereea1e coughs pro-
duced oy o'onehA ~ j. H. TIIOMfS0NS
sold NJ Drug store
DD-lia
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-23
AMBROTYPES.!

n Al. HILDERBRAND thanks the citizens
eDe for their patronage heretofore extended to
him, and begs to inform them that he will remain
short time longer in Edgcfeld Mt the Court House
where he will be prepared to take likenesscs, and
give instructions to young gentlemen in his nrt
on the most reasonable terms. lie will also, sell
to any one making application to him atl low rates
full set of Instruments with the stock necessary
20 6t out good An,brotypist.
-" : J. Al. HILDEBRAND.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-23

EUST received full assortment Of METALLIC
eB BURIAL CASES, all sizes. Also, a new
tfylc Case, iuii glass. i' sa':n lining, and extra
fine. The Metallic Cases will be sold LOW FOR
CASH We buy for Cash, and will be necessarily
compelled to sell on the same terms. Thirty days
is the longest credit that will he given.
Also, MAHOGANY. .COFF1NS at Augusta pr-
ces Common WOOD COFF1NS made to suit the
order, both in quality and price.
WITT HUDSON
April tt l3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-23

ENINAL NOTICE--All persons indebted
T. either by note or account, to the Estate of
Jalnes Attawuy, deceased, are requested to come
forward and make payment; and all having claims
qsaEpst aail Estate will present them properly ut
tested, by the 2tth day of December next, us on
that dny huai srtqealont is desired.
MATHA APTAWAY, Ex'trx.
JOHN ATTEWAf, Ex'af.
Oct &c st 4e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-23
Copy of Letter received from Rev. D.

Copy of Letter received from Rev. D.
D. Brunson.
DuaToSsv1LLE, April 26th, 1859.
Mr.. M. A. RASsoM-Dear Sir: The Grover i
Baker Sewing Machine which purchased Of you
last winter, has given entire satisfaction. have
seen many favorable notices published about these
Machines, and from our experience, we believe
them all without exageration. Doubtless, when
moro generally known, they will bo in general use,
and accomplish what Hon. Mr.. Banks says, "work
as great change in families, as railways have in
communities aud States."
Respectfully, yours,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-23

Extract Of q Letter from w. III. Norris.
RIDGE, S. c., Mny End, 1859.
MIR. M. a. RANsoM-Dear Sir: checrfully as
sure you that wo are we'll pleased with the Grover
& Baker Machine Ny wife would not be without
it for twice its cost. W. II. NORRIS.
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{ TIN GS, N 4 I I N GS,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES
CURTAINS, CORNICEs, GIMPs, &C.
JAS G. BAILIE 4 BRO.,

7OULD respectfully purchasers their stock of the following
Wv o. their direct imporation
CARPETgNGs
Carpet patterns; English Royal Velvet Carpets designs and rich
styles all Of the desirable manuhc
three ply Cpetn New styles ingram Car
from 64 Mosaic,
and Tuted Rugs Stair Rods &C.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS
feet wide by
Oil
fine Oil Cotks which will be sold
low o carriage makers
WINDOW SHADES.
Window wholesale in Velvet Gold
Bes
Dealers the CALL
CURTAINS,
embracing dns Coces Gmps and
evryth with large stock of Curtain Goods
FIATTINGS, MATTs,
M for counting houses and basement rooms ~ 81 and CT
Door inside and outside Wool Mats and Grass Mats
VENETIAN STARR CARPETENG.
all widths liberal discount the
churches and of public worship Stair Linen Stair Oil Coh in
of which respectfully call the
Edgefed friends and all in the above Goods
Orders promptly attended to- JAS e. BALE BROTHER,
New Carpet stor 2O5 Broad St. Augusta Ca Bank of August and
JAS. G. BA1LE Charleston, S. c.
Augusta August 81 1859 If "a
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MrOTICE--Is hereby given to all interested
~ that final settlement will be made in the Or
,linory's Office on the Estate of A. J. Hallman,
deceased, on Friday the 10th day of December
next All the creditors of the said deceased are
hereby notified to present their claims on that day
in due form.
N. RAMEY, Senr., Adla'or.
Sept II, 1859 3m ss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-23
SEWING MACH N NES!
Grover & Bal er's

Ms decidedly better for Family use than any man
Il uFactured. One rery desirable feature in these
improved Machines, is, that when compared with
a:S others, they are noisciess Diagrnms prove the
superiority, strength and elasticity of the stitch,
ind the following testimonials prove the pcyrct
adaptation of the Machine for fulnily and panta-
ton work.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-23

REV. 7. F. WILLIAMS, of this District, writes thus,
Mr.. M. A. RAxsoM-Dear Sir: am pleased to
say that tho Grover & Baker Machine bought Of
you, works rs we'll as could desire. bly, wife
finds no trouble in working it. Before purchasing,
I examined other Machines, but did not like the
stitch near as veil ns that made by the Grover
Baker. With my knowledge Of these Machines,
and what ! hear from others, am thoroughly
convinced that no Machine can farorubly compare
with them for family use.
T. F. WILLIAMS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-23

EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT, S. c., July, 1859.
The undersigned having had Grover 't Baker
Sewing Machine, purchased of NJ. A. RANSOM, in
use in families for some time past, take pleas
ure in giving our testimony to its complete adap-
tation for family and plantation work, making
senm of great strength and elasticity, is very SIM
pie, easily learned and kept in order, and running
with so title noise as not to interfere with CONVEX
sation if carried on in ordinary tone Of voice il:
close proximity to the machine. We regard these
Machines as among the greatest lnbor-sarlng IN
ventons of tho ago. Signed,
J. W. STOKES, GEO. McD. WETER,
A. J. CREIGHTON, 3. +. MAYS,
THOS. KERNAGHAN, JAS. L. MATHIS,
VIM. HILL, sAM'L. J. B0YCE,
SIDNEY S. BOYCE, WM. SPIRES,
B. J. RYAN, A. II. BENSON,
JOHN A. ADDISON, LUCIUS L. HALL,
q. D. MINIS, E. T. HAMILTON,
ELIJAH WATSON, Sr JOEL CURRY,
JAS. S. HARRISON, ROBERT J. BUTLER,
A. J. HAMMOND, SAM'L Z. BOWERS.
CHAs. HAMMOND,
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SANFORD'S
FANEaLY
CAT AR TIC PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, md put up In
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will keep In
amy climate.
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DIR. CULLlN's REMEDY,

DIR. CULLIN'S REMEDY.
For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, puiu in the Jaw,
sick Heal Ache, (f ncryous) and in fact for all
nervous pains it is invaluable; try it, all you un
fortunate nervous pain sufferers. If it stop sick
l!ca. Ache in twenty minutes, 10 not be alarmed.
Price, 81 per Bottle. For sale by
r. i. GENTRY, Ag't.
Hamburg, S. c., July 10, 1859 If 27
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-12-22
NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON D. G, DECEMBER 22 1859

any moment, under the leadership of a foreign
invader, to deluge the South in blood.
In estimating the military strength of the
South, they must not only be subtracted from
the aggregate population, but four millions of
whites viii be necessary to hold them in sub
lection, and they, too, must be deducted. Of
the twelve millions inhabiting the Southern
States therefore, only four millions are left free
to cope with foreign enemies. Indeed, we be-
lieve that four millions of freemen, entirely un-
trammeled by Slavery, would be stronger than
the whole South is to-day, and ADLER to carry
on war.
But the negroes are naturally the most docile,
con6ding, and home-loving people in the world.
Nothing would be easier than to transform them
from enemies into faithful friends. A word
from the Southern Legislatures will do it. Let
them but be told that they are men, and that
they have rights, and the miracle is performed.
At once new and glorious hope dawns upon
them, that they have country, a family, a
home, and that the Government of the white
man honors, trusts, relies upon them for de-
fencel Their amor patrie is awakened, and
they cease to be terror and a source of weak
ness to the State. The South, with these mod
ifcations of its policy, would at once become
great and powerful, and cease to tremble with
apprehension at every breath of Freedom Which
crossse-nfason and Dixons line. -
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NOT FRIGHTENED.

The Richmond Enquirer has singular way
of repelling the imputation that the people OF
Virginia are frightened. After denouncing such
"Abolition journals as the New York Times,
HaTper's Weekly, and Frank Leslie's pictorial
paper, for their scandalous imputations upon
the courage of Virginia, the Enquirer goes on
to say:
"Among these, our attention has been called
to the following extract from the Baltimore En-
change of the 9Th instant:
9" 1t may be well to state here, that there
never has been any great alarm among the cit
liens of Charlestown. The. immense military
display was not of their asking. They were
satisfied with the military of their immediate
neighborhood, which was under the command
of Col. j. T. Gibson, and had no fears of any
rescue. The action of Gov. Wise was not at
their request and had their wishes been con-
suited, there would have been less of the pomp
of war attending the execution
"Now, every single assertion of this para
graph is altogether false. The citizens of
Charlestown sOere apprehensive of an attempt
at rescue. The military display soas of their
asking. They were not satisfied with the slen-
der guard afforded by the military of their i'm
mediate neighborhood. The action OF Gov.
Wise acas at their request. They scere consulted,
and the additional pomp of war was furnish
ed in accordance with their formally
wishes.
The whole truth of the matter is simply
this The citizens of the town were apprehen-
sive Justly, we believe) that the very limited
number of troops might invite an attark from
the organization known TO be on foot among
John Browns sympathizers. A number of the
most respectable citizens made representations
to this effect to Col. Davis. During stay in
Charlestown of nearly two weeks, during which
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-12-22
IMPORTANT VOTE-VOTING DOWN
INVESTIGATION.

twill be noticed in the Senate proceedings
of Wednesday week, that the body came to
vote upon Mr.. Mason's resolution, and the
anne ,dment offered by Mr. Trumbull The
res ution authorizes the appointment of
cor nittee, to investigate the Harper's Ferry
inv lion of Virginia. The amendment of Mr..
Tr 8 nbull proposed that the committee be in
str ted to inquire into the circumstances of
the eizure and robbery of the arsenal at Lib
ert I Missouri, in 1856, by the Border Ruffians
of eaat State. This matter has never been
maze the subject of an investigation, and no
steps have been taken to bring the miscreants
to cDndign punishment; yet the Black Demo
crst in the Senate, including those from the
Nor b, voted down Mr.. Trumbulps amendment
by s strict party vote. The Republicans never
theI IS voted unanimously for the main reso-
luton. The leaders of the Sham Democ-
racy are very anxious to cover up and
keep out of sight the reasonable conduct of
then own friends in Missouri while the des-
pict lie attempt is made to implicate the Re-
pull can party in John Browns invasion of
yirg MIA. But they will not escape exposure.
TIL. amendment and speech of Mr.. Trumbull,
vii We this week publish in full, will gibbet
sheJ before the country, as accessories after
the ,ct in the reasonable rufianism of Atchi-
son, 5tringfellow, and their robber hordes.