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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-01
MEETING AT CEN.
TRIAL POINT.

=
AT meeting of the republican Club Of
the town of Central Point, holden at the
SC hool house, on Thursday evening, Sept.
8th II. A. I'inkham was selected Chair
man, and S. V. Carr appointed Secretary.
). q. Corey, Esq. was called upon the
stand, when he gave detailed account Of
the proceedings of the late County Conven-
ton OF the Republican -characterizing
Its proceedings as corrupt, having been con-
trolled by faction to subserve sinister ends.
+. u. Martin was next called to the stand
when in speech Of one hour he reviewed
IN tersc, pointed and able manner, the con-
ditlon of the State finances, contrasting in
lucid distinction the relative position of the
Republican and Democratic parties upou
State policy.
In conclusion, the following resolutions
were presented, and accepted without q
dissenting voice: .i
Resolved first, That in view of the fac.
tlous and unrepublicen proceedings which
distinguished the character of the late Coun-
ty Convention, we connot, as independent
vo els Of the great Republican barty, acting
as men, subscribe to-without a murmur-
the nominations made at that Convention;
Resolved second, That if the Republican
party shall ever meet with defeat-espec-
tally in Godhue county at the present. cleo
tion--it must be chargeable to those unprin
cipled demagogues, who, for selfish ends,
are actaated by no law save personal ag-
grandzemcnt;
Resolved third, That in the nomination
of l.. II. Garrard, as a Representative from
this district, the public will is abused and
dlsrcgarded, and that in is nomination pri-
marty, ard in its final contamination. means
unworthy of a gentleman, and blackening tc
| the party, Were used to foist him upon the
people for their suttrages, and that we can.
not and will not give him our support;
! Resolved fourth, That since Perry D.
Martin has consented to allow his name lc
be presented to the free and unpledged Re-
publican voters Of Goodhue county is an in
dependent candidate, we hail this Innovation
upon established ubag,s, as the step-stone in
lnangurating a new era, in rescu;ng froln the
thraldom of sIavish subservlency which fac
tlous de mayoyulsm has attempted to faster
upon Ii, the free expression of the peoples
will;
And that we pl'dge him our support an6
influence and pledge the Republican party
on his behalf, a faithful, able and wise lis
chars,e of all duties incumbent upon him in
| the discharge of his dutie to the common.
wealth Of Minnesota and the kepublica,
barty. II. A. TINKHAM,
| >. V. CARR, Chairman.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-01

election may be ayol
W. w. Clark,
John NJ. Ives,
Robert Ives,
Abel B. Folsom,
L. w. Watson,
G. ?. Dorset.
Leroy Doud,
James Hamilton,
Reason Spates,
Il. G. Todd,
Robert Brown,
Henry Spates,
G. W. L. Wright
Silas Doud.
P. Vandenburgh,
Perry d. Martin,
J. Mathcrs,
W. F. Bailey,
John w. Epley,
Hugh Bodle, Il
Silverton Fry,
N J. Fellows,
F. NJ. Epley,
Ii: w. Bailey.
James UKane,
A. IL. 'rairey,
A. =. Weston.
II. A. 1'lnkhan,
Eber St. John,
j. g. Corey, 1. :
Han. Bunnell,
0. A. Phillips,
James Davies,
William Perkans,
Olion NJ. Sprake,
VIM. f. Fessenden.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-01
OTArE OF MINNESOTA,

1Es$IE UF M1NNESUTA,L . : 7
~ CotSrY OF GooDuuE. s..
In Justices Court. To Ira Weber You
has been issued against you and your PROPERTY
attached, to satisfy the demand Of Freeman
Day, amounting to nine dollars and forty cents.
Now unless you shall appear before Charles
Parks, Justice of tho Peace in and for said
county, at his office in the town Of Cannon !a
Fails. on the ga day CT October, A. Il. 1889,
lat one o'clock in The afternoon, Judgment will
be rendered against you, and your> ffpPatty
sold to pay tt debt
Dated this 23d day Of September, 4. D. 1859,
l65 -w3 FREEMAN DAY, Plaintiff.
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EW ADVERTISEMENT s.

r IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Ii Post Office on the 3Oth day Of Septem-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10
"Nat;ve And to The Manner Born /"

A few DAYS ago. in IN editorial article on the
subject of the next census We used the quotation
which stands al the head Of this article. giving
the photography as above. friend has taken
us to task about ii.and challenged the correctness
of the quotation. lie insists that native and to
the manor born is the correct reading.
| We are aware that this latter Is the usual wav
10 which it is written. We used TO write it thus
ourselves. until our attention was called to tho
subject. Upon an investigation Of the authorities,
we became satisfied We were wrong. and accord
ingly changed our opinion
The edition OF Shakespeare wc use is printed
from the corrected Of Stevens, who is regard
ed as high authority. lie writes it, ito the man
ner born" But the scene from which the quota
ton is taken, itself shows that this is the true
version. 1t will DO remembered that Hamlet. by
appointment, Of Horatio and Marcellus, had met
them in tho oocn air, Mt night, to await the reap
pearance Of his fathers ghost. As it is not quite
time for the ghost to appear they I'll up the inter
val with conversation. Their interview is dis
turbcd by tho noise Of revelry in the Kings pal
ace The play then moves" as follows:
HonAno What doe. this mean, M, iordy (R.rsrring 10
fhe aof4s.D
AsLEr The King doth wake tonight and lake. HI.
And NJ he drains his dsaughs Of khenish down.
The kettle drum and Trumpet thus bray out,
The triumph al his pledge
loRArIo: IL u q euslomf
HAsLrri Ay marry, ist:
hut TO my mind--hough am native here,
And 10 the manner born. III Is n custom.
More honorcd IN The breach than the observance
1t will be observed that Iloratlo asks il this sort
of reyelry is n ''custom''-that Is, usual thing.
Hamlet reulios that il is. lie knows that it H.
because he is a native Of the place, and such was
the manner-ihat is, custom--irom his childhood
up. 1t is a custom that he does not like although
used to il from his youth. The obvious signif
canoe of the language is, that although 'born 10
the inanner"-thnt ,s,cducated in familiarity with
INC custom. he does Dot like it--as WELL indeed,
he might not, considering the special crcumstan-
ces Of the case.
To say "to the manor born" is lantologcal-be-
cause native" expresses the same idea. More
over we doubt il Shakespeare wonld use even po-
ctic license to describe rs u "munor" tho residence
or the grounds of u King We arc well satisfied,
in our own mind, that manner" is the true text
Of Shakespeare, though line times out ot ten the
quotation is written the other why.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

! Highly Important From Chariestown
Contraction Of CSpcia.d -Stephsas TO be Surrender
ed 70 Ae q. s Anfhorifics-l important CORES
poadencs-1 Trial Of Cool, dc.
CaAaLssrows, Va. Nov. 8.--The trial Of Cope
land (pegro) was concluded Saturday. The
charge Of treason having been abandoned. be vas
found guilty ofmurder aud melting slaves 10 in
s1rfection.
Yesterday Stephens was brough. into Court. -
While empaneling the jury. the Gaze was brought
to q close by dispatch from Gov. Wise, suggest
ing that Stephens DO handed to the U. 5. author-
ties Cor trial.
Mr.. Hunter informed the court that he had IN
his possession large number Of important letters
and documents. duplicating. in the reasonable de-
signs Of the prisoners.n large number OF prominent
citizens Of Northern and Western States. which
you'd be made public the trial Of Stephens.
befnre an United States Court.
The prisoner was remandcd to Jail.
Cook wa, brought to trial to-day. Mr.. Hunter
read full confession Of the prisoner, giving all
the details Of the instruction. Tho case will
probably be given to the jury tomorrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

We have now thrss mill tary companies in pro
CESS # organization II this city--the Troop the
Nons Guard. and : eompany If Light Infantry
about 70 Be organised usder the auspices Of Capt.
DAWN .. Booxxs. ~ : notice in another col
umn. the msnbers " this last named Company
are called npon 70 mssl on Friday night for the
purpose II psrnanens organization.
This Light Infantry Company proposes. we I'M
derstand. to have howit.sr battery in addition.
Howitzers are most elective field pieces, and arc
easily operated and transported from place to
place This feature win add materially to the ef-
acisncy Of the Company In case Of M actual COM
bat
Those Of our eiissns who are able to do so should
sustain literally these military organizations.
Many Of those who compose thems can i'll afford
the expense attendant upan active mcmbershp-
ifsach one Of or wealthy citizens would provide
: sngls uniform, Acre wepid be eaongh fur half
. dozen large eompanic-. In cs<e Of necessity
f6F tie Snpisyueato II desc IT, OPS. mcruf worth
would of soufss b DC ssyerest sufferers. 1t re-
mains for then q d6oids whether wise proyi.
asaos for ttsir ewn safsty. 10 say nothing Of that
Of their neighbors. should not stimulate them to
open their hearts and their purses. We make no
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10
Valuable Real Estate in 4 around LynchbuI
FOR SALE AT PURLIi AUCTION

NllE subscriber, the enecualy 10 his eomn
Il sion business in Lynchburg will sell part nf his III
ESTATE, ON WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day of November,
lst.-rhe Two Houses sixth or Tan Yard Alley. As,
large Tobacco Factory, adjoining This lot fuc S
in the yard aud is Out of the Corporation.
2d-I House and Lot Main street, formerly oes.
by the late samuel Bransfor fronting IS feet Stunning
Is! feet.
ad-Oue beautiful half Lot, adjoining the Factu
4th-One half acre Lot opposite Capt. MeCorAle H. III
nne building lot.
5ih-TWo Houses and Lots in Sandy Hook.
6thThc Fishing Greek Min. This is very valuable b.a
the Canal and uniy mile from the city
IlhThr b, auful Residence Monumental llaL nov
the occupancy Of Ihos. l.. johnson. Esq
sth.-About 100 half acre Lots, adjoining the same
ath.-A fine body OF Wood Land, known Silver sta.
containing about 800 Acres This land will he dytllh
10th.-Severai fine Mill seats the Canal 1t living lie Nj
of the river from the iolgate to Conners MILES Zee,
river.
Those wishing TO purchase any of the above named r1si
will please call the subscriber before the day sae
will take pleasure in show ing IT.
The above property will positively be- sold on The daJ Hsa
toned, unless sold privately before.
Sale 10 at l0o'clock A. NJ nj the Tobacco "a
Poe's Tau Yard
Terms made known ON day of sale.
oct 25-dilGnov JOHN H. TYIrE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

appeal 10 their chsrity-but simply to their sense
Of seif-protection, and the duty watch esrry good
ei,isss owss % The community (Which he is q
member.
The di.intsrestsd seAl which Capt. Booker has
displayed In getting sp shis Company shald be
met 10 proper spiri, by our citizens. AM oe full
ly appreciated. lie Is solici,ious only that the
Company shall be orgs.ized aud made efficient
seeking and desiring official connection with
il. His formar ers.aal sacrifices in behalf Of
military organizations in Lynchhurs. while they
relieve him from any further Obligations IN that
regard ought TO entitle him tn the active sympa-
thy and assistance of thore who are directly inter
ested.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10
Sale Of Slaves and Valuable Real p.,,,

10y authority of an order of the Circuit Conn Of c
- county, pronounced at Its October term lsse In pb
Of Silverthorn and others Va Percival ard others .
Commissioner therein TUESDAY, the 10Th ay If H. a
month, at " o'clock, In frs,nt of the Market House in M
OF Lynehburg, sell to the highest bidder THREE
SLAVES, two men and woman -'hhL
And On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day of the nrn..,, 49,,
Commissioner as aforesaid upon tile premises viii Nv
public auction, the late Residence of Mrs Margaret p
lying on the Canal below Lynchburg Iii. lot o,a,a
one acre OF ground aud has upon It first rate Brick
House, with all other necessary outhouses 'e'a "
AT the same time and place. will sci, a,ou, 7 ,,r..,r
lying above the Mansion House. both sides Of The p ,
me iahd !inS be'Meen HE Canal and River will h, 1,l
acre lots us near us can be made shall sell nj the
time 20 Acres of Wood land lying within "a mile. ~
burg, adjoining The lands of II. b. Sumper Geo ,} h
Others, on WiIson's Ill., " ~ ''"'e AID
farther description. A " 'eilfr
TERAs.-The Negroes will be sold on II credit or i .,,
the purchaser giving bonds ih satisfactory security VIM,
c9 added The Lands viii bc sold g. IL and is moah
with Interest added the purchasers giving hands VIII,
made. ~ pN'N"'s IN
ED d. CHRISTIAN Commissions, h..
uny2 -ht -I,rrct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

CAPT. JonN BRowN's WIrE.-Mrs Mary A.
Brown. wife of Captain Brown, now under SEN
tence Of death in Charestown, Va, arrived in this
city yesterday morning, from Philadelphia. in,en-
ding to start f"r Harpers Ferry in the train this
morning In the course Of the afterno IN, however.
she received dispatch from the North requesting
her to return Immediately to Philadelphia and
she left again for her home in the evening train.
She is about thir,y-ive years Of age very tall and
masculine, and was evidently in great distress If
mind. A letter from Cbarlcstcwn. published in
the New York Tribune, gives the probable rrason
of her return. 1t says that dipaich from b l>fon
way received there on Saturday morning by Mr..
Sennott II said: John Browns wife wishes to
60 and see him,-Can you obtain permission
tor hecl" This was answered atirmatively; but,
when the matter was mentioned to Brown, he di.
rscted that this message should be Immediately
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10
House and Lot for Sale

IN SHALL, as Commissioner, in the case of ratJ,pev
E whitehead and others TuEspAf the 18th day of II
present month"; November proceed 10 SELL the premises
public auction the HOUSE AND LOT in the proceedings M,
toned Tins LII contains half of ground situated
Federal Ill., Immediately in the nrgiiburhooa Of Mr. u
Payne Col James NJ. l1nghorue, the late rcslenc
Capt. Jno. NJ 0ey II has good Briek Dwcin. House NJ
Kitchen upon is; also Well of gosd water.
TERMs-(ash for enough to pay expenses Of sale Tn, h,
credit Of Il II and i mnnlhs Tive purchaser CIV,
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed and title ralaiue IN
final payments are made. Ed. b. CHRISTIAN
3.,itl5nov COMMISSIONS
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a Valuable James River Farm.
With % Negroes. Stock. CrOrS. &c. for Sall

or SHALL, TuExnAY the 22,s di, of NoyraI.r ia
WV on the premises, al puttc auction. SCH IN, tAEA
-taining about 800 Acres, in ths coanty OF lamIlt ID
joining Judge Robertson IN. Cough Col NJ Laugh
Others, about four miles from lynehburg iaic
James River and kanawba Canal, and within hgGi'
yards OF the Soui-Slde Railroad About oe half vi this la
IN original growth Of good timber and he'd
and fertile ISLAND of about 10 Acres. This farm
ed one Of the best farms in upper Virginia The land
well enclosed under new fences is in high Of cultivation
aud has about $50 Acres well sci IN orchard Gras Ini
HERE'S urass and Clover and good Orchard upon IT, ~
provenents are Brick dwelling House, with nm
htcci an Overseers House Negro Calns, sht', ut
Houses, Wheat Barns. Tobacco Barns with ali ohe
sar> outiouses Most OF the improvements base beea
built.
At the same time, will sell % LIKELY NEGRoEs 4a'
yonng) consisting Of Men, Women, Boys aud Gif,s /. &
and Mules. (aLong them two fine boocd Mares ain
H Red Eye) Yoke of Oxen, 10 Mich Cows I'D 1a'ts
head Of other Cattle, ~ head of Hogs the Cows Dur
and Devon. and the Hogs Chester and liltk,as 81
Devon Bull, 800 or ION barrels of Com. with Sn,.
from same, aud straw from 800 bushels OF heat
nrii ihreshing Machine Wagons ami .4.rut 'aft
PaniatiOn Ioos
TkEMs :-Onc-iifh of the purchase moe> l,nl N
required In cash, or negotiable note saste,. rsof'e
fcnr months, discount added: the residue ais.h's
oi j. z and years. bonds with good person. zeal
Interest from date, and title retained uni lrt isea
l"i me negroes and other property, oNet - "' 90 "
on credit OF ~ months negotiable notes Niisi eu4'
ed, interest added.
would prefer selling the Land Negroes Ho"l 90 = \
together To any one wishing TO purela'' - Ut -
gam ma! be had, and upon ray 'l'ac In - - =
would ask
Mr. Willis N Mays will show the plae, Ill, ~ ~
To see It.
Address me at Lynchbure, Va. ..,,.,.-r,,,
oct s-dt2!nov EDWARD d, CHRlsfhs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10
Administrator S,,.

nN "WEDNESDAY, December 9TH, the undersigned un, -
~ public auction. the personal effects o. tle lar, s at
Alexander, at her residence two miles West OF Camr aah
house consisting Of some 90 head of Cattle Bulls Cow.
head of Sheep, 20 head Of Hogs mostly ali.d G ste y
Winter Mules Carriage Horses and Carriuge ug m
Corn, Come 100 bushcs) % stacks of Oats s,ct
Wagons, Carts Plantation Tools Household AMI Ki u H.
nitur. and great variety OF useful articles ~
TEEMs.-For amounts Of $50 or less. cash ov.r.s.o
of six months upon bonds with satisfactory sec,s
n a II TS.ng CIV
Administrator Of y L. Alexandrr ~,
nov 5dActllee--Rcn conY = Na''eI, uttd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

LOUISIANA ELECTION New Orleans. Nov. 8.
TAYLOR, anti-Sidel' Dem cTat AMI Ed. Boulig-
ney, American. nre elected % Congress by large
msiorities.
The American ma .ysy ~ this lily 10 $500
!. The Democratic Sf.lt .lckct has been elected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10
To the Physicians Of the Southern States

To the PHYSICIANS OF the Southern States.
Wolfe Genuine Cognac Brandy
Wolfa's Genuine Poit Wine
Wolfe's Genuine Madeira Wine
Wolfe's Genuine Sherry Wine
AM now supnlyiny the trade with nure Co,pnc RranJv in
bottles both for medical and private The immense
that has crowned efforts place pure Gin within the
reach of ALL under the Of Aromatic Schedam Schnapps
and drive out Of the market The perncious compounds sold
Gin throughout the country, led many leading druggists apoh
ccares and medical for years past solicit
pursue the regard the article of Brandy.
should have complied with these requests from all quarters long
ago, but deferred from IL fact owing
orban prices Brnnd France consequent upon the
grape crop years there
my being able IMPORT the choicest Brandy bottle aud sell
IL at moderate prices Fortunately for me- the grape crop for
the last and previous car The prospect for th was aun
ant prices have fallen the ten ycrs
o The duty on Randy ia seventy per cent lower and
have no" made arrangements with four Brandy exporters in
France highest reputc and am regularly receiving
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

III
&& ~, ~ 70 aeoree OF The Circuit oaun Of ~
,nounced on The 18Th day Of October 1859 Inc a
ell VIII proceed To seii by way OF public auction u,
ises on TrsspAr the 9th day Of D1cKsBEn next a s
OF LAND m Campbell county, and half mi lies ~ IA
bell Courthouse upon which the late Mrs satal, An. San
ct OF John Alexander, decd, resided The irs ahaf
about 1900 Acres, and will be sold Tn two parcel. eos
the county road-he parcel the South side ~ H. sed
timing, by estimate, between 500 p0O Ae.. pad I'd
the North side, between 60 and 100 Acres The @ HAT
are NIL Of the best qualify, consisting OF a commn snn
Dwelling Brick once, and all the Outlous.s VI, hfrs
and Tobacco Harms and Servants Houses. desrs, IL Ton
large md productive estate. They upon the ,, UPON
OF the road and are too well known require ar seo
scrption The lands are well wasere timber i % &
The enclosures and buildings IN repai,
large and We'll ASSERTED richard and Of the mos here
crop of Wheat has been seeded (of bushels, h hoG
Persons desiring 70 inspect The premses will nnd III fa
Page, Esq., or Mr. Drumnond, the Manager on H., uN l.
who will give any Information desired. ' Pfeihss
The terms Of sale Will be credit Of !, Q and ,o
instruments with interest from the day of sale IN laa
notes to be given satisfactorily endorsed payabe sat
Banks In the City Of Lynchbug, and The e eain on u
purchase money is iuly paid. h uliiue
On the day following the Crop Stock, Plantation r,o
Household and Kitchen Furniture, will be sold NM %
misses by the Administrator of Mrs Alexander thus The PIE
the purchaser 10 procure all needfu supplies un M ang
The sale will commence at IL, NJ, In the ward W gr'uhd
nov 5dt6dec-Rcp copy 's'ohtr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

.WIscoxsrN EsscrnN Milwaukee, Nov. g.
Scattering eturns from various parts Of the State,
show Republican gains over the vote OF 1887,
when they carried the State, and indicate the re-
election q Randall.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10
The Accomplishment of Dancing.
Nj II. GEO. PLUME,

Of HAS Tue honor ni announcing the citizens lynch.
II burg and vicinity that his first in The ab,
rabie accomplishments, in "a its various branches viii
SsSAeonihetce IN ynchbnrg about the lUh NoyEuBIs
500 Tor The ms rueton OF all who please participate in
The fashion ile lancers and Caledonian Quarles danced
taught by Mr. l.. '' ' ~
e popular chirens Fancy Dress Ball will be given at the
prctieiis soree will be given for ladies' gentlemen
ni- ht.
Particular attention will be given children and many new
ami fancy Ounces, before this CIV viii Inc IN
troiicyt,. - - - '
The Musical department.; be conducted by Mr. Cs,r,r
JonSsoS. " "'
Terms of tuition $l0 g. Of which must be ral in sdy,n.o
Respectfully, &e., GEO. Pi All
adj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10
To the fHio+p6


- ToRMENfEb VITA Ram, and sec 'c cd with" ,rrS,
WS know yoa and impatient uch affections
must necessarily make you, "" bog that viii impose A"Ir
self moment, that learn the OF yoGr maa
dies, and ohe YOU We can prescription 70, lh'r ru-
Are D sFerc and has stomach refuse lririn
its functions Ill your strength has tcl and life Ia
burdeny If offer you, IN BAKERS - 7rti
falling remedy for life. troubled
headaches, and dmness Of vision incidental Ilcn
resort 10 BAkkRs BiITEHS only hope Are stf,
ing from constipaicd bowels .Gi torpid liver? BAkfn Pm
BirTEas will arouse both AMI that vitality
essential 10 health Have YOU delicate females
children who have lost all relish p food hourly
ing away B,KETs B1rEu, the yaluatc tonic ever dr.
covered, viii strnt al the their
them appeics and Strength Do Yea live IN section whcre
and fever hold continual II laugh
these diseases and dr, their p"mer provided regularly
BAKFRs BiTiEgs DarhUa, thoiic, Cholera Morbus nil
other diseases arising from ndgcsons and improper
TONS rapidly yield " the health giving influence
medicine which Is sold throughout this
gists generally, and Is used
medicine known These Biters rst way home
before they offered 10 the rest Of the world and
they known aud appreciated the proprietor
who need their aid have 1t moderate only
80 cents per boltl,.
For sale by all the Druggists in Lychburg by all The
principal Druggists In the city of Richmond
Virginia; also, of Messrs Cas sot Co., Washington city,
d. G.; j.. IL. Siabler Co., Baltimore Md d. h. Miller Coz
tngton. KY; and Barnes . Park, y. !.
Orders filed by addressing l.. BAKER, Proprietor.
oct 29-t&cts Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

ssnt: DO moi, for Goi's sake. come here now john
Brown Boil. american. tuesday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

Annssr or ANOTHER INsuRGRSr.-Me ,bis'
Nov s.-W X. palmar. the alleged insurscnt.
Inns been arrested. aud awaits the requis'tion of
Gov Wise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-10

Dxrsoas MusIcIPAL Detroit. Mich:
Nov. s.--Buhl tRsp.) has been elected Mayor Of
THE city BY 800 majority. 81 -