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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20

THE SILENT MONITOR. ~ -
Svnptoms are silent guides tile locality and advance OF
isese following III the train to sclr abusc weakess 81
Tie gams loss manly yigoT want Of natural susee1
neck IIess vision want oil lustte IL the eye pale
ness complexion with general lctargy and impotence
are u lew Of the most prominent phys, o. evils.
EEEEGIS ONlEHE MIND.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20

Commiserang the misfortune Of this cnss OF unhappy
persons DIR has sought with uning zeal through Tho
wide range medical Lore for the last 20 years an anil
I'm VIC not been unC owned with SUCCESS. Acknowledgement
is constantly given in his practice o[le nlablr efficacy
physical debility removed soqndness res
and vigor aud .e torpid faculties of the mind aroused IN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20

Cod Liver Oil.
lust received. 6 boxes Samuel Shines manufacture
u ofpue Medicinal Cod Liver the best article Of the
kind brought to this or any other market.
r. BRRNTLINGER & ARMSTRONG;
alg2t-1vr:d Opposite Washington Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20

: - !
This branch ofour business is not surpassed BY any -
taBsmentint the country having wOrkmen emniovsa 1
der ourowH suncTVslon constantly making new styIrH
al by every steamer we are supplied from EuIos
factories. which enables US TO give TO cuSionef q
latestfdshions and at low prices. u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20

SILVER WARE OF OUR OWN iMARuPAcrurI..
Silver Tea aud Coffee Sets, Goblets, GUYS Tumb,.
Castorsi Walters Spoons, Forks Pie and C9ke EnI
leo Cream Knives, Napkin Rings, Ffah Knives Salt "
lars C., of new designs. sgj - W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
@birursiIber uuo me6aniiber
Zabnar3t.

Or. 6. 6. s. @utbin II BON 9leuscrf lrnft
bic 9lufmsrflamfet folder SerIcnen BON @lsntaun
unb Der umsesenb, pel6e Speratirnen an ttren
natiirli9en 3Sbnen Serri6tet ;u baben tenStti9t
fnr, Orsr bic Td tiintli&e 3dbne cinlesen gu lal'
fen rpiinlden, auf feline Spr3asli6e SpertrlnSsipets
ie in al ben serldisperrn Srsi9en brr 3 abn'
arsneifunbe.
Da er bersits cine febenjd9rt9e Grfabrun8 III
1etner 9rofeeipn senpeen Int unb ale rertbSollen
SerbeNerunset benust, 70 neie er, baB er allen
gatenten bic bette 5ilfe Su leiltsn permas, Ipel6e
pisle 8uua SerrnSsenb H.. -a E~-.-2
@eferenjen: G9rp. G6pmdS DegSitt, ..
o., Gtrp. GbarlrS gR. Sameipn, s. Charlton.
Or. y, gDm. rnperbia, N. D., Nea'gort
GitY.
Grine Office III scsentpGrtis int ,,Qmeritan
Sctel," abrr gatienten perpen auf Serlan9en
aud in itrrn 5aulern tsiu6t.
gicsrmber 2. -l- nalg
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09

DentseIleg Aaelltllr- Golnptoir

ucn 6, 8.iattbarp,74 ereturOis6 ct, 81. ysrt,
@rinSt bitrourcb ,ur &snntnis ees puBfitluis,
oas es bic perrsn gH. 8. @uner u. Sc. 10 feusn
btpclImSbtsten G9cutcn fdr IlIsntcpn uuo tlinsts
acno ernannt har. 3. if r1h m
67-auf bic c6ise an,sse SepI9 nsbmene, en-;
pftblsn mir uns Dem oeutlben Qublitum ,lr Gntae:
9snnabme uno prcmrtsn ausfdbruua alIsr In Bic
nabttbenoen 8ran6cu siuihlo9cnocn 1uttaee.
|. @ebidsthafte Sriibsn Qnierita uuo allen 5dnr
fetsrtdecu @urrras. iAA E ti
,. aue;obtuu9 iceer bslictiscn Sumnc In alien Or:
ten Deutihtanos, SrautrtdDs, Der Gdpsj x. Is.
70 iuie in ollrn Srtsn ameritos. 4
B. Giutdliruus prn G'GIoern in alien 6eaenSsn ent:
wcotr ouf GnpeiiTin9 cpcr 9critbtliehe 8cGulad,t.
J. 8sfSrSsrun9 pcn ptricnsn aus oasn e5easuoeu
unc oafcu Gurcras mad, ben bisiisen bdftn, nur
ouf wirtIiAtn errimoiti9sn Ycts cotr podst Scbif.
ftn. ta ~ EEsE rs. s. se
). g,tfSroerun9 pcu bier nab allen Snlano Srtsn.
| 6. Spseitcn pcu GSttsrn uuo 9Raarsn, 8srIclIunl
| mpcrtIrttr Roortn. 4ae
| 7. NcmnijGicns=@iu: uno @erfauf ancr artsn grc:
butGt, Sa6ritatc uro SSoortu.
sc. g. Slllmer unb 60.
N9tntcn fir 1tIsntrrpn uno llnsssene.
| Sftrtcr 26. ua69J
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
So,,f S3ael,ris5,t.

II f
Wsrfifatipn lcQ Bet Der n1tblten WeIebBetta9
scn aSennfnIpaniet aetoct frerbet fir bic Jnters
nnrotirn siner Rat Z ,,,it ollaeneinen Uistpntcs
80 -. % s.r,..t S,.i,;feo,s,, r,rsfks u, nor
s..,V n -. r.H,st .,srSs,,
SlAp' oat"I"a4uu' S''9N SNN"sV' .'sN'.' on
lou, hnter Dem yfanien ~ III WeFS AhV ."
6antcs y ant ppn eatat hqu q, MT
einem Capital pom 3Ireituncert tauinp IhaIer,
,tub NIT beu1 Drtpileatlim, pGIIelbe auf Sre6un-
bert tsusern Shofrr bsrmphrert su bitrfen.
e.S.
'tSser9s SrisosT'p' jazz g"Pg
Safco Selln M MOuuti e., q, Vu'V'
.Aeram. Gepn, EvaS.' M . a'vs'SyL :. .ss..,s,. -
Gamad Sopicr' %sntp :, PaV''"0'"
! 2ceett Oestht s'"'V~" o.SU
Selspp siDNhtoaus" S.n.p S'asuas" ~ as.,...
Oarlo 2Denlas, @ Ss.su',Sp " 3''''''
80. e, 2. eeaar, s"a,.5 @s Ntsg a;,o
sntalah' soss' Spu'n' S Ss'S|
IVY. paSs. $50 aoahoth
'Sser9s Ds'lp, @ oUsn sSpvs''' S
gn'a'aM S''" Sss.ts.o ups.S gg".;,sc,
Sa. SsatL S %'uS'i 3"nP"
Sau,st sos.s1 Sn.o,,s o., Sr;,ssr;a
Saro oS9s.'"S" Co. or o o.,
Ssct9s Ae@, Sso,scn SOas ~: Sr.Ssr;A DS
ysa. s'y.a,l,,n Sae'"''" ana;o", o''S T,os.
3 Sn.n., Sogn a.'@s'S 1s'.s, Gn,n,,sf SpsWiS
s.S,sE s5.SsssH o's.n. vn,asU'" ssG, snonr, S
S9. Ssl.pp Son0Su, " Stn,r SS.nSsr st s,,f.nto4
svs."e sgs "; S""'"'" SaSNn's,, Ss,,n,Sssr
ees,s. esssvu gasss'" ..s'I S1.,en., S,cstS.;s'r
~ xs'sr S'S1:I SS1:I,. Ssssros 'tF" q are
se....s pu.ts 4ss.L Ss.s;.s esaSsnS S;SS
= Sn Sr'.V.."pH Sn' Ss,r1ss ' so,w
- ~ SDVSgw n p~',st,- No,snr TsoI,,
Ss 49,, =. .,S.''"" Sshr So!nigSn A!,grv.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09

=. ttnterset6nster, berSli6 banftar fir gencGene
gehr ltberafe Simplhaft, rpinIdt bem al9emeinen
9nblitum, 70 tpie ieinen Sreunben i'm belCnbGen
an3u3esen, tnb er se9enmGrtig cine 9errli6e 9tus>
fpabl
Qle 1rten itnb 8erfbiebenbeiten bon
0dten, Rappen, Siuffs, Soas, @uffs
u. M.
auf 6anb bdt, unb tnner9ln sunt 8ertduf auf
5anb bdlten rirb-alles mad ben neueItrn Wcs
ben, auf bic telle uno bauerbaitefe Beile, unb al
Hllt9ern prei6en ais bieIe Irttfel ie In fteIer
Stabt perfauft purben. gr fam bas 9utIitum
reriIhrrn, baB feline g4darcn 70 iein perosi,, bae
fe 1T teiner 5inii6t gu iitsrtrefsn lino. Dies III
apdr Siel seld9t, aber eS In gaes gSatr6ett init
u5umtu9aen'' pta er nidts gu tbun baben. Sn
fie 5erne ;u geben, StciF nusIdncipen utrr aus,
f4neeen ldeen, bon lpihrn bic feline Sennsr Ron
aGaarsn fino, ,,nb bies ponn taGeim auepciaunen
Iaeen, pdrbe er SerabIhruen. @u6 eitt CT Rd,
Hidt NIT artificial @lanj at-ipno9n ,ett ben
nattrlttlen Wlan; Dor, Der Ieine 0latte nht in
ctniSsn 5asen perliert. &ur3 er ;iett es srr, has
publifur Ieine g9aaren rrcbiren ~ laee, unp
sattn rtro man aud balo finren, hab riciette es
ntht nbtbig batrn. gDer nod ni6t sclsrut fat,
hab ale lclGe bic ,bamtusssn'' ss bB9l nSttis
naeeI, III tnrem Oelmaft NIT tbren 9(atta glels
4en S4ritt ,a baIten, IL pirtlid melt butter Der
9eit.
seer irsrnb stpaS aus tieltni @el61fts;peise
brau1t, 1T a6tnnsSDca einseIacen bei ibm an,us
iprshe, iinb iid irlbR bon Dem @eiastcn su iiter-
sasussn-ta, ai absrJcusrn bab or rpirfl9 in fell,
nent Stcbr bat, pas er Sor9ibt 3u babsn.
DurA pinttIihe unb ectreue Sscienuna uno
Die btltig L en Yrei6en bic In pieler Stapt as
stereert wereen, tcift er fd Eiencn antbeit Der
CUNT ees publitums ;u,u06srn.
sJ- Strbrbater I'M 9dnpe rrerren edrduf auf.
Hsrfiam sehta6t, bab sr ale peIe grtittl benr
tYrrBsn unb RleInen sertauft, uno bag er iIr all
pbilabclpbta unb NsusgJprt yrriben bamt Srrs
fcrssn fann.
Ter8eBst es ri6t, Iein Sto1r III 30. 81, BIZ
Hahfe Sbdre cberbalb S4nurnan's StObr.
98iIiam &ed.
Mllentcpn, Stt. 26. na3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09

2tGsntouu, Olcvsn,ber ?, 1853.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
SlusOerfailf an &oltC1t
gllt bee QEERt aus @ei@diten ~ aeNen.

glit Ser Gbfft aus @ri6aftrn sa Seten.
i g ebineun9-G
Der llnterssidnete ;sist ben Gintppbnen bon
alentcrn unp Dem plbIifum i'm glasemeinen an,
ra6 Ct Ietnen SanSen Stcd bon Stcbrgiitern an
ben srifen Gtntaufsprriln dusSrfauft, inbem CT
has StcHrselhGft bier aufseten piro. Der Stcd
befebt aus elmer al9emeinrn @crI6isbnteit BON
Baaren ieber Senerrnins, n,p bic 9luimrrtiamteit
pom gllen tpirb baber auf cirie pcfitipc 9batIate
.Ssterft. .-
atic Gae, bic itr quite Bargains at MAIDEN
rdnlGt, rufSt an am SpGslctr.
... S. B. @rubb.-
Ssptsmter %. ratY
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
25 Ibdler gSelDbnttna.

gBurbe serlpren am lcsten Mittrcd, 3rpis
I6en Der Srauerct pes llnterSci6neten unp Dem
Stcbr bes Srn. Craig, in Der 7ten Strabe, slI'
lentown, Elm Icprrnrs SaI6cnbu6, entbaltenf
$3.50 in Sanfnptrn imb cine Seripre6un9e es9tctG
an bic Cation Snnt fir $40 90, BON eept araui
ausseitclt nit Dasip ealrY barauf als Snocrli.
rrr, pe1en SeSabllm9 an Der Sanf ietSrm cinscs
Itellt pUrprn 1T. Die Snfnctrn teitancen grbBs
tentbels aus ;etn unp SwanSi9 Sbaler gfrtrn aui
bic Cation Sant, lopie audi auf bic 9blapetp9ia
tnb anpern Sanfen.
Der ebrli6e 5tnprr tpirp ptisc SelcHnun8 crs
taltsn, ncbt ben Oant prS untepciGncten, tuenn
er bas Gerlprene al i'm tpieber iberliefrrt.
Sobn 8. 8ounoie.
aIentcwn, glpS. 2. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
4 S6netberz@ z@efeQett.

Bier S6nsiSsrs@ @eielIrn iperbsn IoSleIh tei benz
llntcr;e6nstsn in GotaIauqua, 9etba Ga,ints, ser-
lanst, I'M 8unSen.9l ;u ma9en. @ute @r>
better tGunen bsitSnbis 9lrbsit uno bBbem qpbn
ais In Nlentaun pber irseno ben bena6bartet
Stabten babsn, ipenn fc li4 unperst9lid melben
BET Sp9nI. M7e t4et.
Nrtfntss 2. rq3n1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
S66BbareS gt9entDum

ouf 6fentli6er 8enou ju perfaufen.
Sreltass ben 2tcn December, um IL llBr Mt>
tags, ip1 an reltt Saule prS Ycrltpr6encn 6 II.
rdb 8Sber, FEM, leBtbin BON oeireltrr9
SaunIdip, qe6a Gauntp, fcIsenres lirSrnpe Gi'
sentbum bffentlib Serfauit perprn, ndinld:
SEQ. l.-Gin eerpiIeS Stud eano,
seteset Il, bsiastenl 9uunlfip unb Gauntp iCi'
ieub an 9Subsr bon peter 0iaer, IT,, 9b. 8rauB,
Grnrab StSper, IT,, 8. o. S4ca unp Gppfriep
geter; cnttaltsnp q older. Die SerteiIerm'
gen rlrauf fnb
<sz2s Sin ;msiito6i9teS @Cbnbou5,
I::;sE. cine @erberei, Rinoenbaus.
ksHn @ruten, u. +. p.,-netl eier 9uten
S0euer, Der untrre Stpd bon Stein unp rer rte,
re ecn 5rdm erbeut Sprin9baus unD cine CUTE
Yunipe nabc am SauIe. @s befincGt it6 aud Gin
gutter Saum8artsn NIT arFieI unc allerlei anprrm
Stit nabe Der gSUbnun9.
Das gnnp 1T III encm 9utsn Gultur 3uRanbe,
unD III in ihididr tlrine 6eIper rinsetbrIt.
SO. 2.-@in StGd 6olslono,
srlesen In teIdstrm 5omI6ip unp GauntY; 1pIs
lenp an 0anp BON 9eter Nhaer, glnpr. toausman,
Gtritian 5miider unb @btIip Graub, entbaltenp
9Ider unp lao 9tutbrn.
Gbenfalls-2(m ndmlieben Sag unb Srt
iOtlen aud fclsruSe tsipsslide Sitter pcs beiaS>
ten Srfcrtenrn Sfentli9 Serfauit perben:
Cine Sausubr, Sile, Slinte, Gin Srtt, 8let'
bung unb font nod allerlet anpere Irtttel 3u unls
hlaupli6 ;u melpen.
Gs III rteS pas bnterlalrne SsrmTscn beS Der.
Rprbensn 60 pnrab 86per, lestbin BON 6eirrl.
berg SaunI6ip. ss4a Gamtp.
Die SeSinsunsen am Sertaufstase unp 2tuf-
ipartun9 BON
Gbarles Slumer, Gr'cr.
glcremter 2. na3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-09
Cute Gjclc9cnbett

tim in @efbdfte ju 9eben.
Der llnterl6rietsns madt tierpur6 bic 9tnsei.
ee, Dap er feline @el6afte in glQentpwn aufsuse-
ben aebrntt uitb bsSbalb leincn 9anSen Stpd BON
Stcbrsitern an billi9en Sebin9unssn sum Der
tauf antietet an ir9enb icinane Der in Gin 9itrs
uub F9eres Gsl6aftsu gu eeben rtnldt. f
S. gS. 8rubb.
GGf 28, 1858. nato
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25
he Chinese Observation-Disclosures ofthe
Inhabitants.

,ottor in the London News, from Annoy, da-
,ogust Doth, gives an account of the attack
T. Canton iunks ON Annoy, in which the wri-
bays
!, the morning of the Goth ult, the Mandarin
/, . Gained considerable advantage over the re-
Prmy. 1t would appear that before daylight
| snrprised about 400 rebels, who were in ad-
l. of the main body, capturing and beheading
[rreater portion Of them; the few who escaped
H. main body of rebels, hastened back to the
followed a considerable part of the way
H. Imperialits, who might have successfully
Ited the place. so panic stricken were the re-
However, they contented themselves with
lowing the villages inhabited by the rebels
4 ,Gb which they passed, four of which they
a killing, in some instances,all the men and
! children they found.
|om the number of headless bodies lying in
E,boat the villages which were burnt,a very
number of people must have been killed on
Rgtb. and for the sake of the head money 1.-THE
get co for each head they bring in,) many
[aborers, quite innocent of aiding either par
|ere supposed to have been slain. Towards
Eng the rebel troops retired into the city,
Of them laden with plumber from the de-
ed villages, while the inhabitants of the vii
not yet destroyed by the Mandarips pour
10 the town with such articles of furniture
y could carry with them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25
'I1O THE People of Lyn.nbu,u..

ADAMS cos. Expresses offer Daily GerfaiH
and Cheap facilities far obtaining eood. of all deserip
linn. from all parts 81 the United Satea.
We have secured Special Express Plivelerrs on ilna
s"iit aud euro -teHers anestoea and Roanoke 'nsins
NewYork, m-.lny. and Saturday arriving in Rir1.
rnond Friday ani M"ndHy q" oueh week by illia linz
w prepared !" iorwetl fnod Of all descriptions
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond dnily
per Edmund aud Dnyenpur's line of Packets
Goods delivered Free If Porterage
Our inland express per Grcai u. s Mail LIZ e. =,
nes ms heretofore, to arrive In Richmond Tciee De-
Thu mcflknn~n character af house for reata -.
hlt aud atfehtinn int, fests of anr customer
IN saying TINT shippers will find IL To THEN
interest To order their floods through "AdamsS 10.
Erpress ADAMS 4 co,
PER I'm. n. Mostly agent.
" 26 ldts Lynehbsrg. Va.
n B.-Goods Dispatched To all point. whore Ne haw
agents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25
In Immense Coal Field In Market.

'H'llE mdet ieleJ i,z len al tr hilcep srrt. u G ut
y hci - Nrw R.Ner. Mouieamer, County. uiitn
$ Ell. 'fs-H ul' soi the DEPT Of lie Vhshr al
J fanes-ts iat f'ai NJ see River.
such itH alsllez quantity zurrriorif, - hi.
Can thli b. aigned i Induced from u. ei,ai
,afee HH ptalitabieezs to invite att, nj ION la,
"ndsit la Inc Pai of procuring additional aid in
iis manasrue' lie viii dspast of hi. interest To-
~ tier, "a ~ -aeh arrangements may br aceepa.
he tnnuy wi,o may be unNous tnenEnge in the IN
i"pttzf lis len>e runs fifteen with In, undi ~
iHb'" rghtn way over the aud., usc ni Timber &c
And the privilege secured the fifteen ,eas ~
re al tsso,ing all tie Coa which may lc lai.e, m
HUI time
The unity ofihi4 magnificent lline IT wealth tn
= great Improvement ol The State and being cxact,
an Tie line Il tire branch Rail.kna1 down New River
are considerations which, make of great yuc NJ
no distnut,lny.
The liherl policy which the Virginia aud Tennessee
halhond Company are pnraning-hy running
nr the development oi the gtoat mineral o
The South west--is another consideration wlac viii en-
nance The value of the cuaheds, des To bring IN
the market
All communications the subject will receive prnlnnt
attention and every meilly Ia making personal observa
n"ns, afforded hs the subscriber
hnve apron Jno, b. Lee, ESD, Of l., nehburr,
my agent To receive communications md enter into
gnatlons concerning future operation IN this enterprise.
Ether Mr. Lee myself will respond promptly all
communications
My a dress is Backsburg Montgomery County, Va
oct es'dSesmif ISRAEL PRlCE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25
Massachusetts, Election.

/ majority against the new Constitution in
achusetts is about five thousand There is
|oice of Governor by the people, but the wings
" large majority in the Legislature will
Emory Washburn. To the Senate eleven
i are elected and nine of all other stripes,
b. twenty vacancies. To the House l62 wing
baItionsts and z National Democrats are
td,and there are I66 vacancies, inwhich. how
/ the Wings have at least an equal chance
iheir opponents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25
IiTEST NEWS By THE MAILS.
,.enoe of De Corn, the French Merchant, in
New York

| -,.snoe of De Corn the French Merchant, in
New York.
oais De Corn, the French merchant, eonye-
! =, New York of manslaughter, in shooting
sg,ne Melville, was brought up for sentence
saturday, and on being asked what he had to
j., why sentence should not be pronounced on
n read statement exculpating himself from
| ruilt of intentional murder. He insisted that
1 ;nproper relation had ever existed between
[n.elf and Mrs. Melylle-that he was the best
end of both Melville and his wife: that Melville
4 threatened him because he suspected him of
listing his wife to get divorce. In conclu-
b. he said:
4 10 the verdict of the jury honestly given,
4 ~ with resignation and submission; but before
Ii, and to the people of this country, where, as
!. ranger, have found home, solemnly de-
i re that thought of injury to that man never
q cred my breast. That had been his friend
Il benefactor when all others deserted him, and
n nothing but the extreme necessity OF the
N. and the fear. produced by his assault, that
4 life was in danger, oecaso ned the lamentaole
q III. which, whatever may be my future tate,
4 N never cease TO deplore to the latest hour of
Il life
H. conrt remarked that there were many ex-
"a nating circumstances in the case and that the
II ,ner to some extent, had acted in self-defense.
4 ;nprisonment was, therefore, fixed at only
years and ten months in the State prison.
prisoner is not only connected with some of
a hest families in France, but is said to be also
e pnbew of the late Gen. Lafayette. Mrs. Mel
is in Philadelphia, and, it is said refused to
ear and testify in the case, unless she was
a large sum of money to defray her expen-
II is also stated that she wrote letter to
district Attorney ON Thursday last,in which
EXPRESSED most unfriendly feelings towards
nrsoner-Bdit. Sun.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25
sOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD
- - .s......

|. \ PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves th, d.,
pot IN Peel sburg every day, Sunday expected
ut clock A NJ, and arrives ut Burkeyille a the in
ter'ecton OF the Richmond and Danville Rnl-Rond
at 10 elockA connecting by that Road with Messrs
Z flagg n Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court. II uu.e
Halifax Court House, Danve and Greensboro n c.
ana arriving az Riee's Station al 10 25 A ing
there with Mcssrs Flngg, Caldwell 4 Co.'S stage Line
for Farmvie nd Lynchburg.
returning, the train leaves Rces Station n IA p NJ
ara burkeville at % p. arriving in Petersburg il
time Tor the trains going North or South connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomatiox Rail
hoadwiti the splendid eanships Roanoke and James
town Tor N.w.fork which leave City Point at 7r NJ
and every Wednesday with steamships Tor Philadelphia
which leave City Point at the same hour.
ssergers prelerring remain in Petersburg the over
night can tnke The morning train North ut IA A. NJ
the james River Bouts for Old Point Norfolk and Bnt.
mare at 8. A NJ the for the South AT o'clock
A, NJ.
Arrangements have been mnie 10y which through tick
ets between the following points may be procured
the annexed iates
Between Petersburg md Lvnchburq through in
sixteen hours, .---..---.. .....----..--.-. - 90
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in two days,..........--... 9 90
Between Petersburg and w White Sulphur Springs
Though in two days,.-.............. 10 90
Between Petersburg 3 Danville through in tween.
ty-four hours Observation-Disclosures. se5
Between Petersburg Gtee lsboru' n c., thro
in two days, ---.....-...#. 10 90
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N. G through
III TWO days. ....-.-. H. 90
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte, SIS 90
freight train ltnves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at &, A. n.pnd
returns the same days Any person wishing ser tho
ratios Of freight obtain freight list by calling II on
the Agent ut the Petersburg Depot.
3 ts
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Washington Affairs.

EHINGToN, Nov. 21.-lIon. Harvey NJ. Wat
\ of Tennessee, has returned to his former
Is assistant editor of the Union.
board of Naval Engineers. composed of
keer-n-Chief Martin, and Chief Engineers
and Hunt, have been ordered to assemble
Pee. 9th, to examine Engineers for promo
nd candidates for admission. Third assist
hgneer Sumwalt, of the Coast Survey, has
&rdered to the steamer Legare, and Passed
lpman Breese to the CYane.
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Meeting of the Banks.

YORK, Nov. 2l.-The principal officers of
yVeral banks in this city held a meeting to-
take into consideration the recent defal
i which it is now said will be over half a
of dollars. The proceedings of the meet
+ entirely secret. There is mnch excite
bn the subject.
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Jullien'S Concerts.

lADELPHA Nov. 2l.-Jullien's eleventh
y concert in this city took place this even
gu c.Yertiowlng audience. He returns again
sizing Baltimore and Washington.
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Sewing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicula,
Action sewing Machines,

AsuOn Sewing Macmnmes,
"IHtCH have acaeirel ar uneausled reputation for
w excel eucc. in all parts the world, for every
sntciy OF Sewing sre now offered ut the reduced ca.h
prices Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. The cleor prof
IL from the of those Is from 450 to $1,000
u year depending on the kind of work done.
We wish onll the attention of manufacturers par
tionlary our newly invented and entirely original
Machine to Sew with n Single Thread
rhis i,.,,,,,.,, 1. :, adatrhI. 4, s,a,,,.a... .a
"a ,,se -, Ia H. ...,; - III, -. -, II.
the unqua6ed approval of all VIII, understand the art
Of Sowing by machinery For linen stitching this IL
The raly machine bat ran make stirh which will re-
main distinct nnd beant 1l ner washing Far aboe-
work and every sort Of lenther. ing-bag
Mattresses. and all Sewing In which grent STRENGTH
OF SEAM Is REQUIRED the work Of thi. machine
cannot be eauaed II IL more aifupe In ina cons,rue-
ton and much more ens, managed and operated than
an, other.
Hereafter shall be prepared n supply variety of
Sewing mnclinr.-each rerfeet and complete of ia
kind. Mt the following ceHh prices;
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Ganreia II 6 Senator

pEDGEyILLE' Nov.1S.-The Georgia Senate
eted--hve democrats in the affirmative-to
Pne the Senatorial election over this session,
Peat excitement prevails in consequence.
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Steamboat Eyp1ocion

HiRLEsroN, Nov. 2l.-The steamer "Robert
cotton boat plying between here and
IT, burst her boiler, killing and wounding
P'ons. Capt. White and the engineer es-