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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

Vt A young man and female once stop
ned at country tavern. Their awkward ap.
pearance excited the family, who CONNIE need
conversation with the female by enquiriag
how far she had travelled. Travelled ex-
claimed the stranger somewhat indignant, I'VE
didn't tIavel-we rid
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

CniLDHooD.-Oh, childhood! how beasan,
are thy day dreams how pure how delightful
Thy enjoymenS! We look back upon thee
with pleasure, for our happiest houTS were as
socaied with thee; aDdyet we sometimes s,elI
while memory busii! retrospects the past be-
cause those peaceful hour have fed l. reVer'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

iran editor in Ohio thus writes 10 his
subscriber. awe hope our friends will over
look our irregularities for The past two weeks.
We are now permanily located in the county
iail with sufficient force 10 insure the regu-
lar issue Of our paper for tie future
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20

TIE CRAFT.-One Of the most economical
".Jour," printer we ever saw, was one who
had not room in thu line 10 spell out the name
OF "Jesus Christ" in full, but IN order 10 save
trouble condensed the title thus-''J Christ"
There was brcUity in it, indeed, but no; much
"wit" We suppose it was more the result
of lazSness than irreverance, although "iour."
printers, as a class, don't lay much claim to
Gini.eivp
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-09-20
NlisfelloMcous
META CLAY.
.. -DR THE
NIOTHERLESS GIRL.
BY ELLA FARMAS.

Il have no mother, for she died
When was very young;
1i,,t bar n,amorv efill around nv heart,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
LATE NEWS BY THE MAILS.
y,bs D;sostsr 10 fhe Golden Ire.


The steamer Golden Age, of the late disaster
to which the telegraph gave brief account yes
teelay. left San Francisco on the 18th nit win
about so passengers, among whom were MI.
Aspinwall. president of the line. Captain Allen
NeI.ane Rev. 5. II. Wiley. and large number
of la lies. Captain Watkins, OF the lli-fated
San Francisco was her commander. All went
veil until two O'Clock on Sunday morning. the
opth. when sha struck opposite the island OF
oniho. The scene that followed i thus deserlb-
ed -,
4 silence followed for a moment, tending tn in
SHIRE the mind with awe each whispering Ia II
neiph5or, What i 1t P'What has happened =
Rnsbine unanimously ON deck, it soon became
TO, evident to US all what was the matter. The
noble steamer was aground in about twelve feet,
with the deep water of the mid channel under
her stern post. her forefoot knocked away, stem
broomed and the water coming in rapidly
roaring through the escape pipe, and the beam at
Is degrees, (the engine being on its centre,) All
this required but few moments for its full com
prehenson, for the people generally were very
cool and di scipline prevailed.
Beach her off as quick as God will let YOU,
said Captain Tyler to her commander, who saw
from the quantity Of water IN the fire room, To
say nothing of the smell of gas produced by the
water entering the furnaces, thar the leak was u
very serious one. The weight of water found its
way to the after hold, owing to the inclination
of the keel, aud buoyed her bows from the rock,
by reason of which she came gently off, AMI roll
ing heavily. shifted the immense bulk of passen-
gers from side To side on the hurricane deck
4 turn ahead and she struck again, being slow
TO answer her helm now. She struck tremendous
", as though the swell set from under her, and
SO let her down upon the rocks-she eareened
badly. and took in water on her starboard guard,
Once more the passengers on deck shifted
sides with the shock, and this time there went up
a shrek though the last moment had come
Once more a revolution back, once more bell to
go ahead. and she swept gently by the hidden
dlnger-ires all out, and but little steam, and
sank in still water, near a smooth sandy beach
Many of the ladies begged to be landed
b their fears soon queIled, and all remained
quietly on board till the j. l.. stephens came
along and took us to Panama, only two days af-
ter. The Golden Age, it is supposed, would be
slyed in damaged condition.
Capt. McLane says the II ght was a beautiful
m ION light one, and the calm. Immediately
on striking, great volume of water rushed in,
and, notwithstanding the pumps were promptly
brought into requsiton, in about five minutes
they had ID feet of water forward and Il feet
aft and amdships.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
TrnrjcuI Occurrence

The cars of the Michigan Southern road, had
just stopped at the depot in Toledo, Ohio, ON the
9th inst. and the passengers were in the act of
passing out, when a German, who retained his
seat, deliberately placed pistol at his head and
blew it entirely 10 atoms. The blood and brains
flew in every direction, completely bespattering
the garments of the Mortified passengers, who were
pressing towards the entrance. The German is
reported to have been of respectable appearance,
and recently from California. Eight hundred dol
lars, and two gold watches were found on his per-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
Portrait of q Husband Poisonel

correspondent of the Cincinnati Times re-
Gently paid visit to the cell of Mrs. Rlggan,
the cold blooded murderess of her husband. lie
SAYS:
When | saw Mrs Riggan this morning she
was in her cell. | expected to see a woman
whose appearance would, in some particulars at
least, be in keeping with the horrible crime she
had committed. In this, however | was disap-
pointed She is quite young, and has counte
nance beaming with sweetness, intelligence and
innocence.
She was engaged in fine needle work, having
several patterns by her side Upon the table
was an ACCORDION, with which she occasionally
endeayored to soace the weary hours.
Taking into consideration the position of the
parties, it is one If the most singular cases of
murder ever heard of, and affords food for re-
Fiction.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
san Later from Califoraia.-4rrirui Of III,
proplefbeus

san Later from Caiiforaia.-Arrirai Of the
PrometheHs.
NEW ORLEANS. May li.-The steamer Pro.
metheuN, from California, with dates To the 2lth
ult,, has arrived here.
he United States Land Commissioner had
confirmed the Weber land claim of eleven square
leagues of land including the city Of Stockton.
There had been many heavy failure, in san
Francisco. Jose Duncan had failed for $50 600
and Geo. Il. Upton for Slo0,oo0
Saunders, the torger, had escaped from san
Francisco, on Chinese vessel.
The papers are filled with accounts Of murders
and suicides
The revolution in Nicaragua had received new
impetus from the accession of Gen. Morres to
the ranks of the reyoutionists
Costa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17

THEATRICAL. The Metropolitan Theatre in
n. York, opened ON Monday evening. and among
the actors are the following; Charles Wacott,
John Sloan, Mr. Maskell, Mr.. Held, and Mrs.
Sloan. Mrs. Farren is mt Newark, \. j. Miss
Eliza Logan is at Philadelphia. lingard is in
Hartford, CT. The Bateman Children are in st.
Louis. Miss f. Kimberly was presented with II
double-case diamond set watch, in Buffalo last
week. Mrs, Estele Potter is in sacramento
Mdme. Bishop is in San Francisco. Charlotte
Cushman is at the Iiaymarket Theatre London.
The Hon. Lewis Cass has been invited to deliv-
er the address at the New York State Agricultu-
raj Fair, at Elmira, in October next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17

attempt Of M Hiss to Occupy has Seat,
There was considerable confusion and excitement
in the Massachusetts, Legislature, Monday after
noon, from the fact that Mr.. Hiss, the expelled
member, twice resumed his vacant seat, and was
each time removed by the sergeant at arms at the
order of the House, passed nearly unanimously
1t is presumed that Mr.. Hiss acted in this singu
lar manner at the advice of his counsel, b. f.
Butler and Benz. Dean who have published an
address denouncng the expulsion of Mr. Hiss
an arbitrary exercise Of power, Il intimating that
the House feared important developments 10 be
made in the case.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
Remorui n f RisbOD McGiU

The Provincial Council Of the Roman Catholic
Church held last week in Baltimore, determined
upon the transfer of the Right Rev. Bishop MeGill
from Richmond, to the new of Washington.
The very Rev. H. B. Coskrey, of Baltimore, has
been appointed Bishop of Richmond. Bishop
McGillis native of Pennsylvania, and one of
the most distinguished preachers in the Catholic
denominations
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17

lETERSBTRG, Nav Is.

An Old man was run over and killed by the
downward passenger train on the Southsidc Rail
road last Saturday evening. 1t was nearly dark
at the time, and it was presumed that, being near
ly blind, he was not aware of the approaching
danger until it was toe late. He was not seen
by the eng neer, and not until the section master
passed over the road with IA hand car, half an
hour afterwards, was his manged corpse dscov-
cred lying in the ditch near the track.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17

PETERSBURG, May l5.-In the Prince George.
Court to day, Judge Nash presiding the case of
John Goodfelluw, IA Seotchman, charged with the
murder of Peter Nelsonnae OF the schr Surprise
at City Point II few weeks since, came up for trial.
The jury rendered averdict of murder in the sec
ond degree, and sentenced him to the penitentary
for the term of eight years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
Repntation Increasing

Colonel McClung, of Mississippi, was noted for
killing two three people in duels, but his fame
in crossing the Atlantic has increased at "com-
pound interest" The London Examiner says
Colonel McClung, the notorious American duel
list. who is said during his life to have killed in
personal combat more than 50 persons. has
come to a most appropriate end-he killed him
self
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
Ihe Morrill,. MurHer

We mentioned in yesterdays Express, by tel
egraph specially to this paper, that a man named
Murphy, had been murdered in Norfolk. The
murder committed by two sailors named
John Decker and VIM. Gosline, both from Staten
Island, New York. They examined before
Mayor Stubbs on Monday last, and sent on for
further examination John Murphy, the muir
dered man, leaves wife and three children
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
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The Appendix, besides containing summary OF !. gal
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
The Ch0itrdin Missouri.

On the Sd inst, the cholera. in IA most malig-
nant form, broke out at Westport, Mo, causing l3
deaths in 81 hours.-Among the victims were
the wife and daughter of Dir. J. o. Boggs. The
disease had also appeared at Kansas city, Mo-
and the inhabitants, it is stated, were leaving in
every direction.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
4 Destructive Uhirtlrind.

letter from Lake Superior gives an account
of a great whrlwind that passed over the Saulte
on the 18th nit. Three steamboats, were greatly
damaged and driving ashore, and about - dwell
lings, warehouses and barns either destroyed or
greatly injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
CGi diddteS.

Col. Charles Hopkins, of Mcintosh. and Col.
James c. Seward are announced in the Savannah
Journals as candidates for Congress in the lst
congressional district, Ga.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
.SiaHdf ,SHjt.

ST. Lo Is. May li.-'fhc slandcr suit of Birch
rs. Benton, in the Henry Circuit Court, after Il
four days trial, rendered verdict for four thou
sand dollars for plaintiff. The case will he car.
rcd up to the supreme court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
More Fiiibusfering.

A despatch has been received in New York,
from Washington, saying that the State Depart
ment had information of flibustering expedi-
ton in the former city, to proceed against Peru,
under technique. Arrests are expected
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
Cholera.

Is said to have already broken out at Cincin-
maitland the papers of that city are calling on the
local authorities to make early preparations for it
ny cleaning the streets, and removing every cause
Of unwholesomeness.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
Orrcs OF INK J. Il. 4. X. Co, I

May LIST 1853.
INOR the purpose of renniring LOCKS Nos. 20 & 40.
onlhr First Division OF the Canal the navigation
will be stopped nj those Two points the goth ins
SHUTDOWN and will not be opened ngain until the 18th of
June. IL vii then remain open until thc27th Of June.
when it will neain be stopped NJ LOOKS Nos. 10 and
10 until the 10Th of July
For the purpose of wing ioors In LOCKS Nos
I and 6, the navigation viii be stopped between those
three LOCKS ont,r 92nd inst, and he opened again
tho Monday following
By order OF the Board Of Directors
l.. CliINN.
malo dSclm Sup't Of Repairs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
Severe Case of Rheumatism

SCCrTsyItLE, .bcmnle CO., Va,
Ma CHI 4th, 1853.
MesSrs Mortimer j. Movbr6y:- Gentlem"n-.fInv ing
been afflicted with rheumatism for time in it,.
FORMS aud being able to obtain relief from
other medicine was induced to try "Hampton's Veg
rtable Tincture' few bottles OF which, am hnpp, to
say, have made perfect cure.
At the time commenced using the fincture I was
scarcely nble to wak. nm now and have been for
weeks, entirely free from all pam.
Nnnrs most
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
THE + FINALE SYSTEM.
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Extinct from Jnmes Harris. Esqs Letter. Alexandria,
Va.-Afer speaking of wonderful cures himself he
says: Mrs II. has been suffering with the llvsr com.
plant and with inability, constantly complaining, f. ON
weakness, through fer whole sy,tem. She enjoy.
better health than of thirty years, being entirely reso
ed by the use of Hdmpton's Pegetobte Tinciure."
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes-Extrart from
Letter from J. Chimes, Esq, Loudon county Va" My
wife has been for years afflicted with great weakness
pnin in the breast side and back; pa ptation, the
hea eebleness OF the nervous ysem loss Of appetite
complex saowi the sight of eye almost gone the
other vey weak. | am pleased say, Hampton
Iacture has restored herto perfect health Her eyes
ne good now ever they we're
sya Cad and get phumphlets
Sold by J. II. SEAY, & CO. Lyncihrre, SOWERS
Scousviie;A J. BROWN, Charloue,,ilic, and by all
Druggists throu ghJut the State. rar 2i-dscIy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17

tHNllE sub.pibcr having rurchuscd tho int.re.i Of
NJ =, PcuNi"hn, IA the concern of Lee Co,
viii continue he Forwarding mud Commission b u-neas
nj their old stand on the dock.
HiYloeaion eveAhim superior advantages over any
other Forwarding House in the City, he il but few
squares ni lcvr from the bindings OF the Baiti
more, fdad,l rhin and New urN Steamers. mud New
Aorl, fasrpp PHC' nud il subjected the low
81 dpsaeu u7cd hy tbs City Ordinance; whereas
goods shipped 10y thos" ocnicd the Baain dray.
al ~ i've miles rough pnved streets. thereby
subject n inter- damage, rs we'll increased cost
Fu the better und, rstui ding IT ohnrgea, he will pu,
god, On Il, ard canal bunts from vessels steamers
at cents ner 100 lhs, provided. hanover. that no
ehnlge single shipment sla be less ihan twenty
i've ceuts lur commission and dinyaer Seven ceats
Is tclucrtly charged tor dtnyegc nlonc the
Bnsin npi nv, cent is rather css than the average
Gust of hpulipg there 10y the Ord nance.
Tobacco and Ut e. produce shipped about lalf the
chn1gca charged 10y those located On the Basin.
Persona shipping tobacco other produce To my AL
,Iress will do well Ia sip hy Mr. rc,lohn'z limo oi
hoats they directly into tho Dock for up load.
~hnn, deny 81 trouble.
lnving IN ~ petencc in the lusaess Z, fifteen ycnrs
lie tatt, himset TINT h. riyr sai-lnction To all
who mny cnuu-i THEN business to him
Ghiige On gouds invariably follow them 10 destino-
ton.
tV Particular attention given TO the snle of Mer
ehnndi.e aud Produce.
mn,2 dts Cy) Al FIRED s. LEE.
On the Dock, Richmond VI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
FANS. AND FANCY GOODS.

WILLIAM TAS X Err,
~ PARK PLACE, NEN.lpRk, invites the At
M trutiun of Son'hrrn and Western Merchants
IL tbs new ,tucN of tuns combs, inr, Tooth uud Nail
Brushes. Ladies Kcticnlrs, Pc,iu-,cry SouPS. Porte
Manruc- lea aud Bend Bracelets Pocket Buuks Dress
buttons. Pins aud Needles. II inhs mud E>cs, Watch
Gun ID, Wax Coral aud elias. Beads Necklaces, Sc,
lnula Rubber Cotnhs Gnues. l}as aud Toys oi every
description. Scissor Ragat= aud Cutlery, Gold anl
Gilt IrwrN. Aroordcons IN \ IL in. including gen
clnl and large stac al Eng ish. French aud G I
Fancy Gont. wdich will IL all at the very low
rricrs Tor cash q npproved paper
10 U'dcr, Ivy ettel selected and put up 10 'h" beat
IN amer
WILLIAM TASkER.
10 Park Place. New York.
=. s - lease chi thi4nuf. mayo dly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17

Hon. Edward Bates, of Missouri,is nominated
Tor the next Presidency by the Galena (lll.) Ad-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17

Head the nlio" ing terthcnte tren Indy, endorsed
b. Postmaster Il. |. Goorer:
CAros TRIpGr
lInmpshirr county. Va, March lat, 1854.
M T.. =. Cooper Dear Sir: Agreeable to YOUR re
quest mud my de.re benefit the afflicted here
by cctty the pyeai rref hive received from the use
of Hampfoa's Iraetabt Ymctur
Wa nkeu with vincent ppkgndtion, rather nu
t"rne an trembling n The Leatt, which continued
rnl duNs; srrned IN, heart Ind Utmost forgotten
it, Office. lh, fimilv borane ,inr.ncd mud procured n
bottle of this valuable Medicine nnd bctoIc Ind ,uk On
n"nr one bottle Of tins Tnct,ye Of Hdmp'oa'S
tircy relieved.
This !, the njrd nsioHc of relief in nv (n,ny tram
the ot th- ynluabIe Medicine Two or three ,cnr.
Rgol wnsinid u1 with 3ccraiion 81 my tnhd from fleet
at what j., gruonly cnlied iik leg hud lost al
md appetite, md the sore, "" Ga Joe, inches
up nnd down, and half ntound my ankle. rejected
effort 10 heal il until proc red llnmptons Veg
er,hc In"rurr bottle OF which restored my health
healed my auklc aud fr,er from swelling than for
the last hiriV years.
AgHn, one of my dnuglter. very low from severe
dyscute Y, ud when she began sit up her feet com
menced swelling. whlsh inefense every a' and begun
To be very painful SIC al bottle of Hampfon' :
1'nc,e; the pains We're assuaged, swelling sui,
81 led and her health ietuned-we kept her leg. ban
daged with stu ~ Of wooden until her strength "turned
! have been Illus particular, TINT others Ter similar
circumstance might BIZ induced 10 nynil themselves o
this remedy, Yours with respect
elizabeth EDwARDs.
do hereby certify tlmr | am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards an en- safely recommend the u.
bovc statement To be correct
Il. CuoPER, Postmaster,
Cepon b ,idee Hampshire county, Va
~ Delicate Lade, AID Children viii please give i:
trin
Spare rd net p,rmu 10 nome hmareds Of ofheys, rs
Geo. W. Goodrich Capt Thus. Canot. Robert Gau
Jumcs Smyth, cured OF Rheumatism.
john Prrynil S. A. Griffin. Iehn Lake, Rev V. Esl-
ridge, y S. navy, aud thousands ot Others cured Of
Dysprr-o, ScrotuIa. Cough Liver Complaint, Broncl.
G', St. Nu- Dance, Sc. We refer to own citizens
Cal na them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
Capture o baker.

\. York, May IL.
The Grdpeshot, sent in pursuit of BAKER. of
B'li Poole notorlety returned this afternoon with
that distinguished parsonage ON board.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
Will YOU Road the Truth ?

A Medicine must hlse merit md great merit stand
"A the tcst ofpubie opinion M ot man can
gaivnu,o worthless eGnlo 81 luNceptt tap ,od
mrdci,c, IT it he not lea IL 50.
good mcdi 0inc viii lIve, H. ono popular, and ~
tea it, snlc- Nrat after YEN, IN s;c OF opposilinn
The rcoI N readily hai out ir4 sit5nr, and the umr ri
hrn puss', from mouth In mouth with mnrc mpid,
than newspapers can srrrnd it. \ vinr witness tcsti
y.ng /. ar medicine In ndc ,r him is of nr
Glurc service nm my newspaper advertising.
In prou ut Int sN nhnnc. refer YOU Ia
llAMPTON'S NEGETBLE llNGTuRE, aud its cf
rcrs It, praise ia in the monha of multitude. The
best men IA country give thcir testimony 10 IL
wonderful cures, Aiming thcm. mime Ion, n
CLAY, Hon. Rich. NJ John IN. Vice President of the
United Static, with hundred. al other. Capt. 1homn 5
Cnnot-hi plhrr Ia The .eebraed physiciun of the
Emperor of trance-un. cured lay il of u disease at
yrms snndinc. the 81 u ali the Doctors Of
Enlnrc nnd Amcliln Ind [nieG Ia ,-llrr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-17
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS A. PIT - NJ a N

LATELY Of the firm OF Wills, Lea a. Brownlcy,)
AA It'll give thuif attention To the sala and purchase
of nil nriicles nt Agricultural Produce. Farming
'mplcmrnts Ae, aud purchase Fur order nnd sell foi
commission n rticlcs Of Groceries Sc. &c; receive
and rward Goods, aud as general Commission
Agents ian 3.dsciv