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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-04
TO BUILDERS &CARPENTERs.

l. Theattention of Carpenters and House Builders
Is called t. the large we'll ,eected 'ck of Me-
chahcs Tools Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails, Window
glass, Nc, constantly hand, which bought On
the most favorable TERMS and which be sold lower
than they can be bought in this market. Mahogany
oewes and Bansters; Mahogany for Hand RaiIings,
Tor sale on accommodating terms. A. WINSTON
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Jas. d. Gregory Il Jas. T. ROyaiI

NV Ill continue the HARDWARE Bu SINESS in
w rll its various branches the old stand oi Greg
ory, Royal & Simpson, under the firm of GREGORY
& ROYALL, and respectfully solicit a ,ntinuancr OF
of the very liberal patronage they have received
promising to sell gooh goods at honest prices.
They now have in store very large and well assort
ed stock of Carpenters ools and Materials House
kepin Articles, SaddIery Ceach Makers Materials,
Guns, Blocksmiths' Tools &C. &c, and expect to re
ceive in few weeks, (dicectiy from Birmingham g.
Snefeld) quite large lot English Hardware g.
Cutlery.
tY@COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and all others IL.
of goods, are invited to give them a call.
feb Its
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WILSON pt TERS,
Nrlsnn
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GentlemenS' Goods.
CppTNC 1874

fINHE subscriber respectfully calls the attention
l. gentlemen to his stock at Spring and Summer
Goods, in which will b. found Black French Cloths
of handsomest finish combined with durability, Fancy
Coored Cloths OF al the fashionable shades Blue Plum
Coors Browns &c. which will acear ,reH and keep Their
color, Black French Doe Skins, fine and u
handsome assortmeDt of Cassmeres, Ii zen Drills ta
ian cloths Drap de Etc, (pnrt extra,) Bombazine &c
Fame, Silk and Marsees Vestings, and beautiful
the newest style Buttons for Ooat Vests, &c and all
other Taors trimmings all cf which will be made to or
der. reailed (withou making) low prices sim
liar goods can be bought in the city.
II also invites examination of his Furnishing
Goods VIZ Summer Cravats, Sticks. Ties &c. Silk
and Linen Hk.s, Byron and Stand-up Collars, ply
Plain and corded best KID GLOVES at 81 90 Mus
lin nd all Linen Shirts, do do Drawers all sizes Cotton
Lsle thread, Linen Merino and Silk Hose, Cotton
Merir o Cause Uraershirts &c, &c.
Scots d. divers Fashions, and Tsliors Toois fo
sale VIM. PAGE.
AMBROSE PAGE, Tailor. ap d I'm
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GOOD SUPPLY. AT
l. (apl l5ts) SAUNDERS j. lRBY'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-04
DURE IODURETTED EXTRA

III OF SARSAPARIlLA.-Th preparation
ms in a concentrated FORM the combined vrtdes of
Iodine and Sarsapara, and is highly recommended for
cure of Scrofa Rheumatism Pains of the Bones and
joints, Subbon Ulcers Swelling of the Glands, Cuta-
nrous Ernptions Salt Rheum, Ringworm, letter and
Secondary Syphilis
1t prepared strictly according the rules ofPhar
macy and may used in all where an Alternative
or tonic effect is desired. Prepared and sold at
DAVID II. LYMAN'S
Apothecary and Drug Store.
apl 81 IS Bank Square, Main ST., Lynchburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-04

TTNION STEAMSHIPS COMpANY'S
- LINE OF SrEAMESR,-FOR PHlLADEIr
PHlA, VIA NORFOLK The stenmerh l-~-o ~
Virginia Captain David Teal sten.ne, Assxz297SyllT
syvania, Captain james Baymore, steamer CITY of
Richmond, Captain H. Mitchell. One of these splendid
steamers will leave Richmond for Phad lphia every
Monday and Thursday NJ high wntcr touching at City
Point und Norfolk To re Give eight aud passengers.
Returning leove Philadepl in every Wedne.,lny nnd
Saturday, at 10 O'clock A. NJ arriving AT Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning ON which days
they will di-cf arge their cargo.
These splendid have been bult Expressly for
this line, and every has been made To combine
strength and speed. They provided with Firm is
Patent Metallic Li'c Bons;' first tables, ard
every attention is paid by accommodating Captains
the comfort Of pnss"ng aud tho protection OF ,ods.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage 20 New York, lst cabin aud found $8
Philadelphia " = -...--..6
:" 9nd cabin aud found. ...--...4
Passenger for New York would consult their interest
by t,king this route for independent ol being the
cheapest and safest it is by fir tue pleasant
Totncconists shipping Pitt-burg be accomrnodu
ted by this line, we have entered into arrangements
to forward good through with ,lispat, h..
For freight or passage apply
ROBERT RANRlN. Agent,
On the Dock
p S-All goods by this line from Ph,lai-phia will
be discharged on Tuesdays and Saturdays. md after
they ARE delivered the wharf sha be considered by
the Companyat the risk of the owners
mar " dts ROBERT RANKIN Ag't
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Nv INDOW w SHADES, WINDOW
w SHADES have just opened my Spring sup
ply OF Shades which far surpnsscs any stock In this
city, the attention o tho Ladies' is respectfully invited
toen examination of them before buying elsewhere ms
am sellg iuf very smnll profits A. WINSTON.
npl lf-ts
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Jehu Williams,
DEALER IN WATCHES. JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
HAS just returned from the North with -
l. l. very extensive assortment of the above h
articles, and is opening, door below the EN3
Store of Jno. q. Meem n large stock of Gold ~A>
and Silver Lever Watches from of the first
factories in Europe-some of which will be warranted
TO keep good time for two years.
Also splendid assortment of JEWELRY. consi,'ing
in part. OF Gentlemens Fine Gold Fob Vest and G ard
Chains; Seals, Keys and Brooches. very grea' va
rety of Ladies' Breast Pins, Ear Rings Cua Pins Fin
Rings and Bracelets and end less variety OF other
articles that will please.
Silver and Plated Ware,
Such as Silver Goblets. Cups and Mugs; ,ble, De
seri and Tea Spoons Sugar Tongs and Siers Tea
Strainers, Salt and Mustard Spoons, Table and Desert
Forks.
ALBATER Table, Desert and Tea Spoons do Fork.
and Butter Knives; Cake and Card Baskets, E!egan
Plated and Brittana Castors Silver Fruit Knives ,es
Cake Knives Silver Pearl and Tortoise Shell Ca Ca
Port Monies &C. and every kind of articles usual
ly kept in Jewellers fOre, which offer my friends
md old Customers, with the thar v III sell
low and as favorable terms, any in the Slate
and hope have the pleasure of speed, call, and
sertIon.
~ Watches and Jewelry repaired at short notice
and moderate and highest price given fIr old
Silver.
oct 2G is JEHU WILLIAMS.
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These vessels Of the fret cass built in tho city Of
baltimore expressly for this lrade nnd have superior
omInodatons for passengers They commanded
hy experienced Cuptans well qualified for the trade
'nd who 9ill spare exertion To accommodate They
will be towed up and down the rivers by and may
l'o relied on to sail promptly advertzed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Now
York, will find it to their interest chip by this line
ns freight will always be taken low AS by any other
line OF Packets and every effort will be mnde by tho
'gens in Richmond and NewYnrk give satisfaction.
Freight 10 cents per whole, and ~ per ~
iobacco being about so per cent. less thap charg'
The Steamers. Insurance be effected in the h,..
mond Fire Association by this line nj 3-8 per cont.
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtain.
'ng full share OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New.York will be for.
warded free Of commission New Orleans Mobile.
charleston, Savannah my other Southern or North
port The vessels will lie in Richmond NJ Rocketts
IN New York Berth No. Coffee House Slip foot of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRlE Richmond, } p
@. II. PIERSON, N. Y. IS
No. 81 South Street.
August 2.dts
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Summer Arrangement,
~ Gsaa 1l a
VA. n TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change of Hours

an and after Mondav. April 3D. tho Expires. NJ
~ and Passenger Train will leave Lypchburg daily
(cxcepi Snndays att A. NJ and arrive al Big Spring at
i0i Am.
Returning leave Big Spring gat3 45P. NJ. and ar
rive in Lynchburg ut p M
stopping ench way. only Mt Forest, Gooie's Loury'.
Liberty. Oak Muga. Lisbon, Bufords Bonsack'..
Gishs Mill, Big Lick, Salem Dyalrs, Thomas and Big
Spring. THOS SHARP, Genl Supt
mar 2S Ia
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s. DIUGUlD 4 SONS.
HE SURSCRxpC,pS h.;.L.....

IsUBSCRIBEisS having obtained the
exclusive right of retailing Fisk's Metallic Burial
bqrg MS method ofnformingthe people ofLynch
their e"e surrounding country, that they have il
ss.f ? room on Main Street. lot of the above Ca
Al feht sizes, 1t would be a difficult task to give
uaie Impression ofthese Gases without a person
lille I they are perfectly air tight and indestruc
ariinar, 'or protecting and preserving the Dead, fui
sny ,herments for vaults. for portaton. are
qnrort anything of the kind before invented. Those
.npnedoy "''' '''1 oIiT@T,n IpoTq e. so%S ''
ed to- III '"e usual style also promptly attend
s. d. & SONS.
u - FANS "A large lot of FANS. among
ne,e are some made of SANDAL WOOD highly
the The Indies are invited to call and examine
''P ',o't For sale at
-" JNO p. WRIG1 rs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

The augsburg Gazette announces that the
Emperor Of Austria has definitely signed the
decree concentrating the emancipation of the
peasantry in Bohemia, Moravia, Hungary,
Styria, Arabia, the 1llyria, and, the Vol
ewodina, from all statute or service-labor hith-
erto paid to the nobleman, or original owner
Of the soil. The decree prescribes that
the peasant shall receive farm with the
necessary buildings on it, in a word, a
homestead, as his own property. The worth
Off is to be valued, leaving the peasant to pay
it on easy terms, which are settled by spec
ial commission, formed to mediate in the mat
ter between the mobiles and peasantry. In
complete as this emancipation may be- it as
sures independence to the people, sewers all
the ties between master and peasant, and re-
deems the latter from the extortions and right
of arbitrary election hitherto exercised by the
former. The value Of the homestead once
paid, the peasant is free and wholly independ-
ent, master Of his land, time and labor. This
we may call the best of the measures forced on
the Austrian Government by the revolution
of lS4S.
Thus it will be seen that while the demo-
cratic Congress of Republican America is leg
islating in favor of slavery, and extending its
area to wide regions that had been dedicated
to perpetual freedom, the most arbitrary and
and despotic governments of Europe are
emancipating their serfs and giving them the
rights of heemen. What American, in view
of these things, does not blush with shame at
the contrast and feel determination to do
all he can to effect q change.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04
Book Notices.

The WORKING FARMER.-We have received
the March number of this excellent Agricul-
tural Journal, edited by Professor Mapes, 1t
commences the eighth volume of the work,
and affords favorable opportunity for new
subscribers. The price Of the work is $1,O0 a
year, and the work may be obtained by remit
ting that amount to F. McCready, No. l4a
Fulton street, New York.
Dyes BANK MrRRoR.- This valuable coun-
terfeit detector, established by John S. Dyeof
Cincinnati, will be published hereafter in the
cities of New York and Cincinnati. We con-
slider it the best work of the kind published in
the United States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04
SATURDAY, MARCH
Appeal from the Women Of Fitchborg, to the
Women Of Worcester and other totCns.
F1ToHBURo. March ID. 1854.

lrVA hlo WOkSNosSk bpJtl
Appeal from the Women of Fitchb,wg, to the
Women Of Worcester and other tosOns.
FIroHBURo, March I'd, 1864.
Messrs. Editors The leaders of this place
held meeting yesterday, the object of which
was to take measures for effecting the circula-
ton through the town, of a remonstrance a.
gainst the passage of the Nebraska Bill. The
proceedings were marked with good degree
ofinterest and animation, and resulted in
resolution to canvass the town thoroughly,
and offer to every woman in Fitchburg an OPP
portunity to testify by name against this infa-
nous project of Slavery and thereby fastening
the letters of physical and moral degreda-
ton on thousands of our race Will not the
women of Worcester follow our example r
Will it not be well to enlist the sympathy and
cooperation of women in other towns, into
whose hands your paper may fall, by word
from your pen ON this matter of circulating
circumstances What is done must be done
quickly, and If woman can help forward the
good time coming by adding her gentle voice
to the indignant clamor of protestation rising
from every manly breast in the land, let her
not repress that voice. Let her influence,
gentle yet powerful, be uniformly exerted in
this good cause, and the Future of our good
ly land may yet testify to the worth and eff
cheney of the womanly element in these mat
tiers which, to many, seem to demand only the
strength and workmanlike qualities of the
sterner sex.
ONE OF THE WOMEN OF FITcHBURa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

ANOTHER MAD DoG.-A dog belonging to
Mrs. Corey, having all the symptoms ofhydro-
phobia was shot by Mr.. J Barnes on Mechanic
street, yesterday morning. We trust that our
new city marshal will distinguish his admin
istration by an exterminating war upon these
canine nuisances which will even put in the
shade the efforts of his distinguished prede-
cessor, who, whatever may be said concerning
his lenity to rumsellers, every one knows was
"death upon dogs"
ANTI-SLAyERY LECTURE PosTPoNED.-But
very small audience was present, last eve
inng, to here Rev. Mr.. Hale's Anti-Slavery
Lecture, in consequence of the very bad
state Of the streets, and of the unusual course
of the society in requiring an admission
fee, the other lectures by clergymen of
this city having been gratuitous. The
President of the society, however explained
this last circumstance, as the result of an over
sight; and announced that the lecture would
be postponed for one week, by request of the
managers of the society 1t will accordingly
be given on Friday evening next. ADMIT
LANCE FREE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

EMIGRANT SwINDLERs.-There is class of
men in New York who make business of
selling spurious railroad tickets to westward
bound emigrants-thus swindling them out of
their hard earned savings. The Neso York
Tribune says that finding it dangerous to allow
their rascalities to become developed within
that State, they usually furnish their dupes
with genuine tickets to carry them as far as
Cleveland, there leaving them unprovided for.
In one instance, widow with five young
children, who had paid her way through to
Chicago, found herself set adrift in Cleveland,
with barely seven shillings in her possession,
and no means Of getting further, living where
she was, or returning to complain of the
swindlers who had robbed her. The Tribune
states that one of these swindling gentry re-
Gently paid for thirty thousand dollar farm
out Of the products of his knavery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

EXCELSIOR. If aught can invite you or aught de-
light you, in the eating line, ready the Excelsior
First there the solid substantas of Diet cooked in the
first STYLE and every way calculated sustain the phys
cal system; then there the elegant decaces of gas
tronomy, which to the palate what music to the
Gates Taft preside over model Saloon, and they
model caterers Drop in and try their oysters their
meats, FRUITS CONNECTIONS, and condiments One trial
cures the patronage of a of taste.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

FRIDAY, March Sd.
Before Justice Greem-Simon Carney, when
under the influence of liquor made an assault
on Mr.. Chapman of the City Watch for which
he was fined ~ and costs, amounting $3.50.
He was committed.
Mrs. Mary Walsh for being drunk, and a
too free use of her tongue on the night Of the
End instant, was fined So and costs, amount
ing to $7,S9, which she paid, and was dis
charged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

COMMERCE. OF BosToN.-The amount OF
duties received at the Boston Custom House,
during the month of February, were as fol-
lows: Amount received in February 1854,
$756, 94s IS. Amount received in February
last year, 1898, 746 IL. Increase, $3.50, l99 Az.
This is the largest amount ever collected at
this port during any corresponding month.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

SPUR LEWIS would invite their friends, customers,
and the public generally to anatomize the solid proper
tons Of The Suffolk Pig, wich they have obtained to dis
sect the glorious game which continues to aong and
to exercise their taste upon the delicious fish, which swms
in their superatve gravies The oysters at the Pipers
Book restaurant of the first quality and sold for
dollar gallon, or % cents quart. Chowder to-
night,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

Town MEErINGs.-As many of the towns
in this Commonwealth hold meetings for the
election of town officers on Monday next, it
may be proper to remind them that in all cases
the persons having the highest number Of votes
will be chosen, agreeably to the provision of
an act which has recently passed the Legisla
ture. 1t is not necessary that person should
have more than all others, as has been the case
heretofore under the old law,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

BALL wonld respectfully his extensive circle Of
friends and patrons that, the year advances he ad
Familiar with the many different tastes of the
human family, and determined meet the of that
omnivorous family, Ball obtains everything in creation
that considered high class food and prepares in his
unrivaled He has Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Saloons handsomely fitted o. He has the chiefain of
all chowders tonight besides oysters that second
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

FIroHBuRG.-The treasurer of this town has
completed the collection Of last years taxes,
and paid the full amount into the treasury.
S. A. Perry, of Providence lectured at the
Fitchbug Town Hall last evening, and will
lecture again this evening, against Cathoh-
cisIn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04
TERRIRLE ACCIDENT.


AAAAlfOANb1 IAoASht -
About two o clock this afternoon, the new
steam boiler Of Fales & Gray car factory ex-
ploded, destroying the blacksmiths' shop and
engine room, and badly shattering the main
building. There were over 800 persons en-
ployed in the factory, over 100 of whom were
in that part of the building which was injur-
ed. The explosion was terrific breaking
timbers, powerful machinery, and everything
about the building, in pieces, and prostrating
the walls for 100 feet in length. The glass OF
the main building was broken. The roof and
walls fell in huge mass over the men en-
ployed, burying them beneath the ruins,
Efforts were Immediately made by the re-
naming operatives, the fremen, Lwho were
called out for that purpose and the citizens,
who crowded in large numbers to the spot, to
rescue those beneath the ruins.
Nine persons were killed instantly, seven
more died shortly after, and many others were
badly injured. The names of the dead are as
follows:
John McCuen, engineer, Daniel S. Camp,
carpenter, Samuel H. Camp, carmaker, James
Purcell, Andrew ]. Crane, blacksmith, Daniel
A. Newell, do, Alonzo Allen, do, John
Creeden, Robert Mountain, Richard Noun
tain, blacksmith, Lewis Flowers, do. Edward
Caughlin, Phineas Smith, Ensign Boynton,
car maker, Michael Hartwell, helper, David
B. Walker.
Fatally injured Patrick Burke, VIM. Leon.
Badly injured-Saml. B. Parsons, Edwin
Collins, Birge Chapman, both legs broken !;
John Sweeney, helper; Otis Long, Patrick
Leahey, Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Hill, Geo. Perkins
VIM. Martin, VIM. D. Skinner.
The immediate cause Of the explosion may
never be known. The boiler was new one,
of fifty horse power, built of the best Materials
and with the greatest care. 1t has been con-
jectured that the water was suffered to get too
low.
The scene was most heart-rending one
The victims were horribly mutilated and in
some instances hardly to be recognized. The
engineers arm was found at some distance
from the body. The fragments were overloaded
by o'clock, and all the bodies extricated.-
Many who were but slightly injured went
away early to their homes, and are not inclu-
ded in the above account, and others were ia
ken away, so that it is impossible to ascertain
the precise number wounded. 1t is supposed
to have been over fifty.
1t is estimated that the loss of the building
and machinery will be from $4,000 to $780,
900, besides the loss of the business, while the
building is being repaired
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

~ The length of our report Of the Coro-
ner's Inquest, prevents our publishing the
legislative journal of yesterday. There was
no business of importance transacted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

GARDNER CoNyIcrED.-The noted Doctor
Gardner was convicted at Washington yes
terday, for fraud on the Government, in the
celebrated ''Galpin" Mexican claims, and
sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

SignOr l.. Papanti, Professor of Dancing. Les
given single pupils and to private classes at any
hour of the day For particulars apply Messrs Per-
ry & Andrews Piano Forte Rooms, No. Harrington
Block, between IL and IL A. NJ, and and P. NJ.
fa4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-04

Prof. Woods Hair restorative. This
preparation fails to restore grey hair to its original
COLOR uxurant growth of hair upon bald heads
to prevent the hair from falling off, and cleanse the head
of Dandruf Circulars containing certificates ofts wonder
full effects will be sent (gratis) any part of the country
by addressing WM H. DYER, 1871 Washington ST., Bos
ton, Mass. mchl d2w&w1t