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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
A-an a. Entios.

Ws2ad the following y - last journal;
M. Dssslas tried Coz ; lea time to keep hi
quatfsr-sossrsiEntyism u sks guise of an iilu
sivs drsss A iast however be has sent It on
beforsthe nssios tfz<k naked. He dessn't allow I
40 mach - q Issf D bless itsslf with.
A Southern politician, or rather ex-politician,
says sorrafully that Ill fis friends, 'except one
have len him. We should think he would feel bal
disposed 10 bid that go too. If a our teeth ba
ono we're 10 drop ont We should be perfectly willing
10 part with IT, unless indeed II were wisdom
| tooth.
II seems nov b have been demonstrated thai
the aurora borealis il but VI the forms OF cleo
trieity Il IL form that we especially like II Is
incoinparably more beautiful than the lightning.
and then IL makes no laundering noise and 1t nov
er strikes.
A woman in Middlesex. England. named New
ton. recently bit of the nose of Thomas Saverland
who attempted to kiss her. But he can new kiss
her much Ms be plcases ing to her rs the pig
said 10 the by that had cut oGhis tail. you cant
do that again"
OF balloon voyages in general VIC have positive
contempt Mobile 1dr.
We hal something like falling out with ore \
couple Of wears ngo aud have not had very high
opinion Of them since.
If an American Colonel in command of a petty
II,
petty Colony. can drive England and America in
to a war. We shall shortly be cannonading our
dearly beloved cousins across the sea.--Ncp lD'k
Inns.
II we are satisfied IL cannnnate our deariy hcl"v-
ell brethren at such tremendous distanccwe gac~s
they will have courage caoagh ~ iako 1t Without
tnnning.
Parson 3s,wnlow is still "a; tho Virginia Springs
seeking a restoration of health. He has almost en-
tirey lost his vice bu, lac SAYS he intends To RAISE
it against L9tofocuiSn a, lmE as he can AMI when
he can ~ longer SPEAK he ntendst to make mouths
IT tie rdsca}ig coacern'
Peter g. Washington who was assistant Secrc-
tnry Of the Treasury nnl>r Mr.. nthrie, il bet.
ting that Mr. Guthrie will DO tho next President.
Peter, il seems is siil true TO his master. bat
there's no telliig what Peter will do before cock
growing.
Bennett it is said. has como out in favor Of Gen.
Houston for the Presidency. We appcchen'l that
the old General when hc learns the fact, will feel
half disposed To cxclaim rs Buchanan dl when
Bennett used to abuse him pcr,onal y"won't
some one Of my friends cut off the rascals ears
Eormo2'
Mr. Jns. Rose of Texas, is said to have been
killed by hi. cousin, Turner Rose. The feuds Of
the two families. 'the ulthc Roses" are said
to have been Of long duration.
An exchange announces that "ihe wifi, Of la.
boring man in Newark became the mother u! three
sous at birth one night last week" 1t might he
more appropriate to say that the husband Of Ia.
boring woman in Newark became the father of
thioe sons.
The New York Tribune says that "Mr. Dickens
is not coming t. this country after ALL" We have
doubt, that, If he comes, he will como ''af
ter all he can get.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16

a pubic dinnFr. grand ball and military display
and all.ss manifestations Of rejoicing. A commit,
tee Ut 10 eiEg eaTsrument has also voted 70 ex.en
iasitzEssns - President Bachansa ana his Sap',
Cen. 8llIiszs. commander Of the British tosces
n North Alnsriea to tie Governors Of the sewers,
states. and 10 the Executive al E.va Scotia and
New Brunswick. to visit Portland during the visit
Of the Great Eastern.
There il something like panic prevailing IN the
sh.,e and leather trade in Boston ct the present
time Three Of tho principal bnsrs suspended
payment on la., Saturday. There are rep ft' that
In consequence II thi OF the small n'ahiiiac-
tarers have faiie to meet their engazrs'enfS
which wilI pr,hably result in panic t" business
and trade generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16

sssr s.rsnusa1ly s - sssoa up for saashern
razhls ana eua.kzra laszissiisss, While Ais eP-
ssaSzk 49, = - - eAs Va Dsssn. nd
kiaasss ls&zsss = - b1zzzsssy Nezth-ess side
8 - a = jesl = - - cozEshsiou
via kiaskskisssd - ssoii, -ls.ded aisesrs,
rs q cssdsSseis persssily sound on The great
question Of Southern rights and peculiar instita-
tions.
Il seems Incredible that these brazen charges
Of abolisionism upon their opponents. and still
mare brazen professions Of exclusive devotion to
Southern institutions, such palpable fraud OF
bold-taeed humbugsins. could have fooled any
one; aud il Is indeed mortifying 10 think We are
compelled to record their general success But
we ,ru., the day Of successful efron,ery and pop
ular delusion has pas.ed. The woolly horse has
a, last been ridden completely ont. The frequent
demands upon him during the last election. the
Kansas tomfsplery before and the Lcoomptop Jug
rlo since have 40 stalled his presence" that es-
On tho head devil of the whole Locofoco tribe Is
is constrained to hold his nose at the rotten exhb-
ition. and cry ont for the taking away Of this
Kansassical humbug
Is IL not then good time to carry the war into
Africa, to confirms. no~ and then POSITIONS OF this
sweet party. and hold up in jaxtapositiou some Of
its promises with its performances
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
FALL TRADG
NEW HAT AND CAP STORE,
No. lJ2 Nnio street.

FsA THE subscriber bcgs leave
IA returned from the Northern cities. whc:e he has taken
than usual in the selection ii the best aud
assortment o HATS and CAPS ever
consisting of the possible he Oh
tanned in the Northern markets, tedious wl
he = daily rrcei, ng.
lie Is confident that his assortment Of line FRENCH FUR
HATS and Hue CLOTH CAPS canno he surpassed in variety
and extent in this market.
The attention OF Farmers anl Tohaccon-s il respectful,
called To his variety III Servants Hats aud CAPS.
The ladies' are most respectfully solicited 10 call and inspect
his large assortment of
FLATS. and CAp>, aud ISfNN IS IttB,Ns.
call is most respectfully solicited hriarn purchasing.
lie would ass state that lie prepared Ia manufacture
GENTS DRESS and CASHMERE IlA @ order, best
material, and Us they made Ivy his hands, he fur
nsh them al reduced rates. GEO. NJ KELLY,
n lH- dis Ann
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
General Intelligence.

Tho Great w cstern P.ains are literally covered
with buffalo The number each year seems to iu-
crease rather than diminish. They 90 in immense
druyes and at times seem To cast Il dark shallow
over the valley,
~ =.
\, n' '' ~ ~ ,' ,'' go NV ''"'' -. -,
take place IA St Lruisu at month. One hundred
AMI twenty six thou .arI aatcs win be brought in-
to the MAJ ,t
-, -.
ihe '"o" :" III N'"''""h'' Is no" >''E ou ta ,"r
WH'S, i''S >''' WV" 10 o''''"''ei 1T f'i'''"'
wv. Last year '"o crop was Ten 'h'"Sahd
cases. ana prices "eFhs'" aooo' seventeen cents
Ter pound
\ California panrr saws miner named Gibson
took out of his s!njer-, o. rnyoc creek, near Val
leci.o II seycnty-annco sNmp Of gold miXnl With
quartz. Ar,cr separating, thero were forty ouaces
Vi pure gold.
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y o'c" '',nuo w '"e n"'' " w Nc ''"'
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been Dissolve sd.
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ther' ",s oep' "'"' "''' "u"',e' ",a."S ~ one
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50 comm NJ 'n''' t"' o"e, "'o c'S
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ni"' W. "a't ."'y WIN
us'''"hrnp'e rr','s's iue 'uu,E NAM, inuy
s"'e ne' nus'i"' ,e'''' ''.,' we ie'.'w ha'
sem '',. an '"e 'osu' was '"u' DC 70, ms ur
Ser'' ms iasea' s1"'e ''.',e "so Mo'eu 'heeA
hoh "a pe'eo' IoA .'",n us o',ure" ior "e.ns as
lep"'s u o. '"'S"'''' y" '"e "'fes' Vi y '"s''"'
A,o,l Paint The na,tv IF ITn;,ea state. so,a;or.
stn'innrl there me- enSoyeI da;lv in trying r.
wnar nn, n gnn weighing * emo n,m,Js /, !.
,,;,b ron nnnJs - norIo. "md .,r.;as -
h,I wse;"hin,, Ios nnunJs +, hos areaIv hoe
sred M re than n ,hnusnno times Nsar + ~,
. cnn. ,h;ch wers 6rnJ . 5oo tines NJ p;,,.l
IT, "a.. Of IN. tr;n,, IL ~ t,s ,ha ',nrah;I;,n y
,h and ,ha ,,,n ,y;l, ho d;sohor,,oj III J.,
comes useless.
Tho 1i,h ;,.t will l.. ,,o ono h,,1,,1,, ao,;
,.r.a,v ~ ,ho dco,h ~ Man,.al'n n ,ha p,,;,'a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
Discovery ofa Subterrancan Fountain OF


A correspondent of the New York 7ribunc, wri
ting from fitusyie, Penn, September 8, says:
Mr.. T.. l.. Drake. late Of New Haven, who came
out here as the agent of some New Haven capital.
s,s. and in May last commenced to bore for salt,
10 find the source Of the oil, which is COM
mon along the banks OF Oil Greek. Last week, Mt
the depth of II feet, he struck IL assure in the
rock through which he was boring, when to the
surprise and joy of every one, he ionnd he had
tapped vein of water and oil. yielding 400 gal
Ions of pure oil to every - hours Zone day.
The pump now in throws only five gallons
per minute Of water and oil into large vat, when
the oil rises to the top and thu water ont from,
the bottom. In u few days they will have pump
OF three times the capacity Of the one now in
and then from ten to twelve hundred gallons OF oil
will he the daily yield
The springs along the stream, | understand
have been mostly taken or secured by Brewer 4
Watson, the parties who formerly owned the one
now in in operation.
The excitement attendant on the discovery %!
this vast source Of oil fully equal to what q,
or saw in California, when large lump Of gold
was accidentally turned out.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
Aristocratic Visitor from Europe

According to n sporting. or rather turf paper
called the Field, published in London, we IRE to
j have a gcntomanly Wow taken OF us by the Hon
i Gtan,ley r. Berkeley" who is "a undetermined aud
! hardened Bri.isher," and furthermore ian Eng
+! lish country gentleman. who will lock OF Amer
lea and the Americans from point altogether
d asrent from that taken by Dickens or Troll
lone We are also told that the country gen
tcman Of England will be glad 10 receive from
one # them selves faithful narrative Of every
.hiny abou. Americans at their homes. on Their
farms at their country seats. in the forest. ON the
nr.irics and among the Indians outside of that
civili.atian which has become worlds wonder
and worlds envy. The Washington Consft'-
tca in ne,icing the expected visitor, thinks IT Is
quite kind of tho distinguished member OF
great aud ancient English family" to undertake II
VOYAGE across the Atlantic for the purpose OF set
ting right before the country gentlemen OF
England Squire Western would never have
thought If such an enterprise. 1t is clear that
the world is improving in good feeling, II not in
common sense. Tho idea that the honorable gen
tleman's mission Of international good love is nj
all necessary, in consequence of any perturhaions
Of feeling caused by tho Trollopel or Dickenscs,
is an unconscious compliment to the influence Of
those writers at the expense OF tho children "t
Uncle Sam Tie Field should know that we read
and laugh at them n great deal more than they do
in England, aud find perpetual amusement in the
absurditics they contain. As skctchcrs Of the pc,
euliarities of American character, none OF the
English writer's have approached the American
writer's IN the same line in wit, hnnur and 'dc'I'
ty. Nothing ever put forth by an English writer
on American manners and character can compare
with our native "Yaukce Stories We have sur
yivei the wageish attacks upon ourselves by our
selves, aud shall undoubtedly survive tho attacks
# the waggish tourists from abroad, whether the
honorable gentleman visits us and writes about us
or not. Tho Constitution then considers that the
le,t Joke about the announcement ia Tic Fie}dis,
that it seems to take for granted that both Ing
land and the United Stntcs nrc based on Sporting,
and can only DO regarded from the sportman's
point of view. But, we would ass, whether it is
likely that any gentleman in exclusively high lite,
can be supposed to be intimately convcrsant with
the "mnnners aud customs of tho l'coJ'ic of the
United States" We should not forget however
that IN eminent member of the Berkeley family
noble as itis-has for several years been ardent
advocate of yote.byballot, on the door of the Br
! fish House of Commons
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
Hair Restorative.

49, ry.ry 49, AA LII neTsSloletIlVH. oo,i
' that the human hair is the greatest natural on1I
lai possessed either by gentleman lady, JUS
a apparently good looking for instances, ia the stree
To- he iis his hat in recognition of YOUR bow and the e
hs vanished for ichaod Is written on his bald head a
g"rs has departed It'll the flowing locks that ro"
,o1 eaSe reminding one Of the circumstance which F
lowing clizram is founded:
va! give inc, fair Emma, lock Of your hair
bashfnl young lover took courage and si.:rl
Were ain To refuse such modest AIS
so take ne aehote eig," the dear creature irlied.
now, 70 prevent such catastrophe, Is within ihe pow
every lhly and gentleman; for b, using Pfoi. nd
RESTORATIVE hair is not only prevented from iall.Hs
turning grey hut the article will hair 10 bald iar
even ias ,nscd color ami become gray, II viii D.
Deem 10 rs pr sine beaaty and dxuriancc. hose WHO II"
Iuanied with the ana!Nmy, physiology and patllooe!
hair must be well that certain substances huye
acIon upon IT, and 1t is by uicous combination Of h,F
lfo WOOD has succeeded In compromising mixture r.
Gdzette.
Sold by all good Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16

The REQ REPUBLICANS IN SAN FRANcIsCo.-The
Italians aud red republican French rcslence Of
San Francisco allowed themselves to become ter
rby excited ON the reception of the news OF the
war in Italy, and loud and deep maedictions were
showercd upon the head of Napoleon The reds
grossly insultcd the French consul he was en-
,erng the church to witness Re Utum in conf
memoraon ot the birthday of the Emperor and
riot would probably have occurred but for the
timely Interference OF the police
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
Bakers Premium Bitters.

~ We hope the citizens generally win be ever min
sac3P of this all-important Family Medicine-on tbs
n,auable in all climates and in all that ha,
formed remarkable than any other
that can be taken by all conditions and with pr
safety an one thai stands unriyalled for the of by
Colds and Coughs, thalc, Nervous Affections, General Deb
Ague and Fever, aud Nervous Headache Bakers c,cbr
IEEuiuM DrrE.s have been manufactured in Richmunl
for years past, and highly recommended by PLY srans
others for their great virtue They composed enir
vegetable Substances and therefore entirely free from
"a! loison@ When all other ,es have failed single
tie has been known IN the Of Dyspepsia rs rrt
to by the late 10 F. New-chiis and fcvers US acs,edb
ii. Gregory of enrico and othersand chocs and r4f
"a hunfrcS OF orr citizens assert who used il with gra
during The prevalence Of the Cholera In kichntpnl
which immediately checked and uptooed all the symptoms
thai hprrtd disease by the of Bakers PREMirM Bnr
Indeed doubt ii there has been dscoycro, toni.
powerful and yet soothing n nature these Bttcr
are constantly administered 10 clircn with the happl,,
The Proprietor a those Biiies il anxious to have them &
throughout The country, and for this will put
contr! merchants and others by the Wholesale h. such Pr
H. cannot fail 10 please All are invited 10 try the Btr,
iolni,c for themselves Of their merits.
be had Of al Drug ,sis in ISnchbury and csewht
Virginia For orders address l. BAKER proprictor
ny 2b-dAcis Richmond "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16

meas Of ; ripe old 80. ssrFeandsd By every com-
fora ahleh Z klnd saa .siaiesat nssiss can bsstow
ana Fsspssisd b. III ~ know her. Wits IS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16

A PRoLiFIc FAnrLy.-The Memhhs Aralancic
has discovered most prolific and certainly we'll
branched family. The head OF this family is now
living in Chickasaw Mississippi on the plantation
Of Colonel Duncan Hubbard, and is now consider
ably over one hundred years of age. She was
woman and mother during the warofthe revolu-
ton. Her name is Patsy. The nnmher of her
descendants is truly astonishing she having 10
less than three huudred and one living childen,
grandchildren great grandchildren and great great
grandchildren. large number of the descend
ants-Perhaps one third ofthe whole--have died
her Oldest son robust. healthy man. died rece t.
lag child il over seventy years old One other sons
Uncle hi'y s the father Of sixteen children aud
these children have now living eighty descendants.
Patsy the maternal Ancestor ofal this army Of
men women and children, still lives in the enjoy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16

CRnPs IN TIE SUM. III" n % cadI Bulletin
says that in the Suuth The great staple has already
begun to come in. and the accounts from all quar-
represent it as magnificent In Louisiana there is
not proLaly parish in which it will not be moro
than an average, while i'll many of thom it will be
greater than 1t ever was before. a. to the suga r
crop, are sorry tina. We cannot also speak in
the same strain. But the facts will not justify it,
II it shall turn out an average crop it will do fully
rs much as can be expected or more. The cane is
some two or three weeks behind hand and sumo
Of it Looks sickly and dwaricd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
FALL.
WINTER.
FALL. WlNTL
T. INTERN YER,
NO 1913 MAIN STREET.

MOULD call the attention of the public 10 his large and
w well selected stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING, comprising complete assortment Mems Youths and Boys
Also 10 his large stock Of teniemens fuRNsilNG
which, in Of quality, beauty and durability ca
snsc comparison In addition, am In receipt of large and
fashionable stock of Piece Goods, which am prepared TO make
10 order by measurement.
wni call particular attention TO the fact that at least
hall oi my extensive stock of Clothing is manufactured
in his city, under supervision, thereby saving 10
customers the Northern manufacturers profit besides selling 10
them the best made Clothing be mad where. Please bear
in mind that out of assortment in the de-
cline of continually repenshing stock by
my manufacture have constantly hand Extra Size
Clothing, 10 fit the largest Of My stock of Youths and
Boys Claiming is extensive comprising style to be desr
e,l AMI mostly all Of my make.
l. UNTERMYER,
Two doors above the Bank of Virginia.
sept itdiv LYNcHBURG, VA.
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New Millinery and Fancy Saloon.

NJ 1919 KOS Ems IIEL1 ~ ~ ~ LIN 11E1IS
FUAkE pleasure In announcing 10 the ladies' and citizens Of
Lynchburg and surrounding country thai they have taken
the upstairs floor of the Warwick House, where they WILL
after 18th ins offer for inspection entire
large stock of Paris Flowers Feathers Ribbons Bon
nets Caps Coruers, Head Dresses Pins Neis Jewer 0ra
mens Embroieres Iucles French Corsets, Hoop skirts La
dies Hose Gloves saxony Yurns real Brss French Thread
and Blond lncvs
The Ladies' respectfully and specially solicited To call and
examine stock OF goos which Of the latest styles and
which VIII sell ut Wholesale retail All We ask Is II trial.
confident offer such Inducements 10 purchas
ar-a as IN At seer orders l5-dly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
DIS = OLII ITO n

fANuE coarl.rsiap hrrclpic existing uAt,r the style
Il WmrrEMurE& nSi.I> tiissuycd lh, Gt bt
consent e. A. WtctnOrr is alunr authorized To collect all
claims, and will ali debts Ih,sc indebted
viii please MAKE pronl neui i desirable
all outstanding account. q, possible.
G. \. WIiIfTEMnEE.
i, X. JOSliN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16
To SDOrtSren.

M are in receipt ni portion Of stock Of double an
w single I'll rs. and viii llNS ina days unusually
large stock, h. which invite c ion friends,
Also, Powder flasks, shn Bags, Bird Iias Gun Ws. Fer
cussion Caps Biinprc Sna DuponNs Diamond Gran and
o'her Powder AMI everything css necessary Ia complete
equipment for tlc held tpiliOt - ~ willis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-16

RESTORATION OF BIsuor ONDERpo RIA move
ment is in progress for the remission of the sen
tence Of suspension by the House of Bishops pas
sed upon Bishop 0nderdonk, formerly Bishop Of
this diocese. n number of years since, A petition
to the House Of Bishops is in circulation in the
diocese. To memorial prepared in accordance
with the terms of the petition. Bishop Onderd"nk
has affixed his signature. After ae1uittiug his
brethren of improper motives in his conviction.
acknowledging The justice Of their act Of discipline
and protesting his sincere sorrow and repentance
be asks that his scntance may be rcmitted. This
petition and memorial will doubtless be presented
at the next General Convention "f the Protestant
Episcopal Church, which assemblies at Mt Rich
mond, Va, on the 9Th of next month. W. under
stand that names representing all shades of opinion
in the Church are attached to this petition. y
T. Com. Adp