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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11
o,ar;,, v,;g. New Orleans.

The Old Line Wings of Now Orleans have
presented the Fillmore hangers Of that city, Il
national flag 1t was presentedby Mr.. Rayne
with he following appropriate remarks:
~ come tonight to bring token Of alliance
between the Old Line Wings and the Fillmore
Rangers Of New Orleans, for the present canvass
Cheers, They find the notices to which Their
hearts responded, adopted ns your moioes. In
the mid, Of sectional strife aud threats of d.n.
mon, on your flag is en-crbed "perpetnity to
the republic" While others wnyer, you profess
10 keep step TO the music of the Union And
they send mo To greet yon III their name, anu 10
assure you that they will deal stalwnrt blows
for the cause in which they are engaged. Even
adopted citizens. now, when the question is not
what shall be the policy of tho Governments bat
how shall the Government itself be preserved
will rHnge themselves under the banner al the
friends of the Constitution. Cheers. We bid
you God speed Fillmore stock Is rising The
conservative men Of the country raying to
his support, North aud South, East aud West"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11


The T. s. mail steam hip Mexico. Capt. John
\. Lnalrss from lndianola ard Galveston reach
I'd her wharf this morning.
The Columbia Democrat Of the 2}rdl says.
It is hard to eny whether there viii be amy sugar
made M all or not. Sometimes some OF the plant.
-, are sauguiuc of making httlc, Mt others
they are fearful that they will 10 ,ake seed. -
The amount made. if any, will ne "xeeedngl,
small, next to nothing. The cotton crop will be
better than last year. although we understand the
worm has made IT. appearance IN &C mo part ct the
county.
The Gouznlr, Inquirer denies that the German
citizens of DE Witt county had held II meeting
tn ipru u Fremont club The rutnnr had otgl-
mated from some sentiments promul gated by II
preachers which were tinctUred with aooI'ilon-nl.
From the Palestine American we leafn that
thr River Convention, held at that plbce II take
place G,r the Improvement Of the Upper trinity,
had been very lhinly attended, and but little in.
tcrcst manifested in the question. Tho conyen.
tom resolved itself into 'mceting,' and renp.
pointed Nj. W. h. Payne Collector and 'nreas-
urcr under the provisions If the river bill.
The iudnnola Bulletin, of the 26th, s6.ys thnt
the schooner FL Rosario, which had been found
at sea, and brought into that port, had been to-
tally wrecked 10y the oquinocta storm, on the
Goth inst. 30 other damage WAS oceasio ned hy
the gale.
CA the lst prox. the L. $. Qunrtermas .er will
begin the erection of several fine stores at Pow
drrhorn, for the accommodation Of trade. II is
stated that Wagons are conveying goods from
mdionala to san Antona, at 81 per hundted
pounds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11

Gioi,eibcUt and Arrest.

IRON the Boston journal. 9TH
Some four or five weeks since. Il man named
Moses w. Hawkes.. who was partner in the
jewery business in Chicago, with - Gri,wod.
left that city in company with tie wife, Mrs.
Jane Louise Griswold. and two children Of Mir.
G., by his consent aud with the understanding
that he tlIawkes,) should conduct the woman aud
children safely to her fathers residence, in Con-
neetout. Instead Of faithfully performing that
mission, Hawkes. aud Mrs. G., passing as man
and wife, took trip through Canada and New
| York and last week arrived at the Norfolk House.
! Roxbury. Mr.. G., learning OF the whereabouts
OF his wife, took the necessary measures to have
| Hawkes. arrested ON charge ut adultery, ana
last evening both Hawkes. and Mrs G., were ar
rested and brought TO the Second station House
in this city. where the injured husband met them.
Upon Mr.. G.'s entering the Station House,
Hawks had the audacity to extend his hand, say.
ing chow do you do, Mr.. Griswold :" which sal.
utation Griswold of course resented
II is stated that Mr.. Griswola took Hawkes. ns
his partner in business. without his furnishing ~
cent of capital. but the concern has recently
failed or suspended payment, Mr.. G. had sutii.
cient confidence in the honor OF Hawkes. to en-.
trust his wife and children to his lllawAe's y care.
The parties will probably be examined before tho
| Police Court this afte moon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11

A letter from Wihrng in Finland, of the goth
ult. says:-"One of the most clossal enterprises
ever undertaken in Finland, the construction Of
Il canal from Suma to Wibarg, has jest been ter,
minated, after twelve years Uninterrupted labor,
though sixteen had been considered necessary.
This immense canal which has nnumerabe
branches places the interior of Finland, where
tire are scarcely any roads,in direct communca
ton with the Gulf Of Bothnia. The ienght of it
including the hranchss is equal to a third of the
totnl lrngt of FinlAnl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11

v.,, D;ru,inrham. England. works nave r.
I..,, .,aI,rd Tor IL. manufacture oi al Ga
i S,. deeorat.un. in basaIt, by melting and
casting rsns in bot mould- Tue products are very
fr,n "sd beautiful and are assumed 10 be very
1 Irn pu whsmoa., in cold moulds. eassy lava
termed ob.dan i. produced he material gen ZEN
er ,i' employed IS ragstone of the ne ghbef-
ta'j bn, furnace. have been erected for the re-
duction of quartz by direct ia'io" according TO
= new nroc1s.. in which the pulyerzed quartz Is
mixed with flour spar, lime, aud oxyd III ron
which agent, combine with the silicia' anu fe"-
der the whole perfectly fluid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11

!, is not generally understood says the Buiia-
ln Express that in case of fire in house, the
room Incoming filled with smoke, the best plan
for safety is to lie upon the floor, where one is
sure to find stratum of pure air. BY adopting
thi- methodmony have been enabled to crawl out
of the room escaping suiiooaton. Another mode
of prccaution said to be attended with equal
safety, when caught in room filled with smoke,
is to hold handkerchief before the mouth and
nose, which will admit the air in breathing and
exclude the smoke
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11
n..iL.dI, lnnl Opcraiion.

one Of the workmen upon Gfeene's niles al Tue
Massachusetts Arms Companys WORKS was 80
unfortunate, day or two since rs to sill 'lle
thumb Of his right hand upon the circular NV NV.
Concludiug. upon Inspection, 'hat Inc ,''e'no''
wn. nseJ IN. he cooliy went back 10 the saw
and holding the damaged thumb with bis lett
hand. made clean amputa,ion of it, and then
proceeded to have it dres Led by surgeon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11

Tine year l3l2 Witnessed the formal leave
taking of Mrs. Siddons, an actress Of the most
transcendant talents. MIR. Young himself rela-
ted 10 Thomas Compbell. the poet Of "llopc,
the impression which that matchless woman made
upon himself when playing with her in The
Game,ter.' upon the Ediuburg boards. In the
fourth scene Of the fifth act, when Beverly has
swallowed the poison, Bates enters and Mrs. Be
verify lin answer to charge against her has
band Of having been qnarrelling in the streets
with Lhewson) exclaimed Ills false, old man
they hadno quarrel-they had no cause for Quar-
rel" In uttcring these words, Mrs. SiddonS
caoght hold of jarvis and gave an exclamation
with such pi,reing griefth Young aid his throat
sweed and his utterance was choked. He stood
unable 10 speak the sentence which he ought inn
mediately to have uttered; the promptcr repent
ed the line without effect, when the gifted nc
tresS walked up to cur tragedian aud in n low
voice said, MIR. Young, reoollcct Yourself"
Renters MiSceIidHy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11

TIE MONSTER SHIP, OCEAN MONARCH, Capt.
Page loading at New York for Liverpool, has the
following enormous cargo on board viz; One hun
dred and twenty thousand BUSHES Of wheat and
corn. $50 torces nee 30 tons fustic; she has
still the capacity in her upper deck for 53,o"Q
bushels, but owing 10 her heavy draught OF WA
ter, being % feet, her owner has deemed it pru-
don't 10 di.rateh her with her main dock emnty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11

The New 1ork Commercial, abiding TO an al
legged bargain between the Buchanan and Fill
more men of that State says;--"lhe American
nominee FOR Governor, (Ernstus Brooks, is nh out
the last man on the State ticket that woald no
likely To need adyentitions MD 10 secure his cleo
ton. 1t will be hard to pursuode any intelig eut
man IT hattie experienced politicians who h ave
Mr.. Fimore's interestin hind. would sacri fee
his fair prospects of n triumphant success in or
derto secure the election OF u gentleman whose
majority Of votes will, in all human probability,
be greater than ever WIS given To n candidate for
the Gubernaional office in this State. The whole
allegalons too intensely ridiculous to admit u
serious tefutation."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11

Of Washington. Jeaefs5a. Madison aud "a kson Il
j. orr purpose a. pai9ofs b, " iterer name Ne may
be called whether tnosslosing higs American
Democrats 10 eradicate the influence If this sent
lnent ffnm the public councils AM restore that which
will give ~ President ar tie whole people. and
GOVERNMENT that vii respect alike the equal rights q
al the sections of land without regard to latitude
or diversified interests.
an very respectfully. loaI obt seryt
! DONELSNN.
Hon EDWARD HaHea. = Lauis. No
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11
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''r L"G OF pNrrlna Cholera Itfsn- t'hoIa A. -
~ ~ b" "mpS"n Co. has gwen ei,ire satt,, lon - -
~ ""' nay" "rr9 50 loftuu0Jras US H. ~, riyf- -
oaod OF harsh d,,gre"lble and s,iiaalat.9.
n.y. n"l : So p'aStfF e1t niled tast Ia, smallest - : -
"E' H. II is Sn"'hn1 Agd the stomach and -
' N"'" iNtH H'treftat never fails to efafd - -
lam" Every ttb.'y staH.l bagca bsttle ,,bio @ IA
rut - 'e'"sii, al Z are So frcVa-
Il. . i = L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11
Gov. Eloyd's Pledge.

The Richmond Wing says. 1--WE hold GOV.
Floyd to his pledge. "rho candidate of the Black
Republican party can only be beaten" by an I'm.
ion of of conservative Wings and Democrats up
on Fillmore. In that lies the hope of the South;
and it surely behooves every Southern man 10
surrender his party prejudioes in the present
canvass, and strike alone for the country by Civ
Fillmore"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11

Tho New York sun announces the dishou ding
of the Cuban Junta, originally formed in that oi-
~ for the purpose Of redeemng Cuba from span.
ish rule. At one time the Jun'a bad preparcd a
powerful expedition for that island but their hopes
were blasted by the premature invasion Of Lopes.
together with the interposition of the Unit ed
States authorities.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11
SPECIAL. NOTICES.


- "CONPETrTI0N D 1. thr Life of
G>l- TRADE -pRlN TING in ali Its Yarous branches,
style unsurpassed by aaF oir Establishment in tie
S'1i,, at the VlRGINIAN JOB PRINT ESTABLISH.
MEN1.
jobs printed in Colorsn TINT viii mpare wthaug
work done South Of Mason and DNons Line Specimens
be at flee Ctl and fr, Alley ,between Main
aud Church Streets Its
NEsUNR'S Bat-an, sU ssrm0mt.-IFNBRDGE,
ORANGE Co. VI. NOV. "a M Sch IL Fap bur SIR
one year last June, violently attacked with cold
aud cough, with lame sdn and stomach aud free
nom cough during that summer In December following
my cough increased to an Alarming extent That during the
winter st an"u thirty live pounds Of flesh aud ply slcas
with whom advised could give re no relief heard OF the
beneficial objects rt WsI1Rs BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY by
way o llu.ud who had received the greatest benefit
use ct the Hr and lrlne 10 ae trial OF self
mud mot taken one bottle before completely cured
and from that this have mol been troubled with cough
lean rhcoriu.y recommend 10 all being remedy Of
great value. FREEMAN MOVES.
Nouc g,uninc uul,.s sgucaI Ri IT'S IN the wrapper
NElU W. iOWLE { co. LIZ Washington Street Bos-
tom. luprctois by thcr agents everywhere.
For sale by j. H. THOMPSON y co. and }. IL. sEAY.
not IA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11
Letter from N ajor Doneisoa 10 Edward Bntc.

The Nashville Patriot contains the following
letter from Major Donelson in response To a let
Ter from Edward Bates, of Missouri informing
him that he had been nominated for the Nieo
Presidency by the National Wing Convention:
TULIP GROVE, Sept. 30th, ls5G
SIR u have had the honor to receive to-day your
note oil the 25th, with that Of the 10Th inst intorm-
ing me OF the proceedings Of the late Wing conveu-
non at baltimore, by which my name as n candidate
ior TIE Wee Presidency, in association with that Of
MI Fillmore for the Presidency. has received the
unanimous vote of the delegates comprising TINT CON-
.Yention.
Such testimonial of public confidence by aistin.
guished and leading members of party upon which
] had other claim than that of fidelity To pr,nri
Piles which should be common TO all parties when the
country is in danger is received with feelings for the
expression Of which can find no adequate laoguage
! can only say to you, sir, in reply, that II ha-
been my effort through life to follow the great gh
to which we are indebted for happy form OF gov
.ernment and that there is sacrifice which am
willing to make in order to maintain il in its gina
purity.
The evil of the day is seetionalism, and the couu
try can find no repoSe until this dangerous spirit il
tebuked by the voice Of the people, animated the
were in the days of Washington, by holy love io
the Union and determined to withhold their conf
dcnce from those who do not regard its preservation
as the paramount object Of their lives.
If the South claims the election eta man TO TIN
Presidency because he is favorable to Southern n-
serests and the North because be is favorable Il
Northern interests there is end of federal syS
tenn. This was the sentiment Of parties in the days
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11

i''theulch attending my School Mil have dancing
fafy this evening commencing al n O'Clock Tho ,arcnts
- 'o.' ~ ,.e lNiedt 10 attend JNO. l. BAKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11

4 tAhsEI and Cane seat Chairs. Garnet ~
y AID eane Seat Paror Chairs of new and beant VI
ful pa,.eus "a
4 n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-11
4 TENNEssEE

MY EAa4s. STOCK il now coming in and
w onr customers would do well to call make their Sc.
ieeiiis. l. l.. ARMISTEAD
hlP copy. under clrgraph office
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-17
r BLEG ANT PENMANSHIP,

~ The following additional Testimonials are
-A-s-=-H@2-gven, of the great of PROFESSOR
KELLEY in teaching an elegant hand writing
@. P Huntington, Esq, attorney at law, the Rev Cor
don Hall, Dr. Barrett, and Henry Bright ESQ., of North.
ampon whose letters and documents he holds in h nos
session. bear testimony 70 the extraordinary results pro-
duced in their families by this new invention.
Rev. Dr.. Bagden aud Ex-Mayor seaver of Boston;
Rev. Dr. Huntington, and Rev. Dr. Putnam of Roxbury;
and Professor Warner Amherst College, whose letters lie
holds likewise in testimony Of the unquesonabe results
produced by this invention.
The above named persons have witnessed In their re.
specye families, the extraordinary results produced by
thus new invention. and only a few of the MANY frnm
whOm the Professor has received letters recommendin
his discovery IN the highest terms and who regard n o
be oneo the most useful Of the age rising generatons
Rev Mr. Clapp and others, Of Salem have Riyen tbis
new invention decided preference to anything of the
kind ever before presented TO the public.
Rev Mr. Ellis OharlestowD, Mass, has certified bv let
ter to the very remarkable change produced by this In.
venton and says that the improvement In III SIMS hand
isactory but wonderful, he therefore was pleased To AL
NIT OF reference and application TO him.
Rev. DR.. Newell OF Cambridge, has also expressed his
appreciation by letter. in favor Of this system in ycry
decided language after having seen tho gratifying ana
satisfactory results It has produced In themproyement of
his daughters hand writing In few lessons.
Judge Huntington. Of Boston, stalen his letter that
he IL very glad say tr Prot Kelly that his system Il
one OF extraordinary MERIT and although at rs he con-
adered his charges above the ordinary price after bavin
seen the unprecedented improvement in his chilrenis
hand writing, he considered they were low
Prof K hiss also peculiar system Of impartinn n
knowledge " the FRENUH LANGUAGE, BY which n
can be spoken with precision and uency IN very short
time In which he has asosmade important discoveries
having been Professor Of that language during period
Of forty years.
Persons wishing the Professors services will please
address him through The office Of the Worcester Spy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-17
DIED.

In this city, Oct 10Th, suddenly, at the residence of
his daughter, Shepard Pratt of Shrewsbury aged So
years Funeral at his late residence Saturday, at
O'Clock.
In Auburn, Oct Is, Charlotte D., wife of Leonard
Rice aged IS years.
Funeral on saturday afternoon, at o'clock.
In Ieominster Oct. 49, Grace Darling youngest child
of Scion and Lucreia Carter aged year and 10 mos
In st. James, near Paris, Samuel Lee, infant son of
John w. and Anna NJ, B. Bigelow of Medford.
In Northampton 9Th instant, DR.. Daniel stebbins aged
30 years mos.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-17
PrIce and Ternan ID Pnyment.

The price will vary from IS to $25 according to oca.
uonr quality, ETC. Contracts for Deeds may he made
TIL further notice, STIMULATING the purchase money to be
paid in five annual instruments. The first due
IN Two years from the date of contract and the others
nualiy thereafter. The last payment will due at
e end of the sixth year from the date of the contract
and the lands are not sutjec to taxation till finally paid
for
interest will be charged at only three per cent.
per aDnutn.
AS security to the performance of the contract the
hrst TWO years interest must be paid in advance and
must be understood that at least tenth Of the land
purchased shall yearly be brought under cultivation
twenty per cent from the credit price will be deducted
or cash The oompany's construction bonds viii be re.
Ready framed Farm Buildings which can he set up in
few days can be obtained from responsible persons
They will be u feet by 20 feet divided into one living
ana three bedrooms and will cost complete set up
ground chosen anywhere along the Road $3.50 cash,
exclusive of transportation. larger buildings may be
cohated for at prOportonate rates The Company will
forward all the materials for buildings their
road promptly.
1t is believed that the price, long credit and low rate
OF Interest, charged for these lands will enable
with few hundred dollars in cash and ordinary indus
try, to make himself Independent before all the purchase
money becomes due In the meantime, the rapid settle
ment of the country will probably have increased their
value four five fold When required an expsriedced
person will accompany applicants to give information and
aid in selecting lands.
Circulars containing numerous instances of successful
farming; signed by respectable and wellknown farmers
living in the neghborhood of Railroad lands through
out the Stateaso the cost of fencing price CATTLE
p8nse of harvesting, hTesbing, etc. by contract any
other informatiODwi be cheerully given applica-
ton, either personally by letter. in English, French
German. addressed to JOHN WILSON
Land Commissioner of the Illinois Central r. r. Co..
Office in Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Chicago, Ill.
OH d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-17

AND NERVOUS ANTTDoPE.
This Cordial is the only remedy for those sad devalo
mens Of body and mind caused by early and improper
habits of youth.
b. iDat Involuntary nocturnal loss Of physical en-
ergy objective of so much mischief to the nervous
ten incapaciating the victim for business society," or
matrimony is speedily restrained by this Cordial II is
this malady
DR.. CONVERs may be consulted personally or by let
ter, without charge his Office S2I Hanover Street Bos
Dr.Convers' Medical Work IFS pages-TIIE Re CON.
or, GUIDE FROM YOUTH TO MANHOOD-is the most
Important and Instructive book ever published on these
complaints To young it is Invaluable II will be
given to those who purchase three bottles of Cordia
Price 81 bottle bottles for IS, Or $40 the half doz
en-. ivIs ,Iaarer,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-17
Aufti0lt5.

by Z. w. VAIL.
DARE CHA NOE FOR MACHINISTS
zS AND GUNSMITHS. - ASSIGNEES SALE
VIII be sold at public suction Saturday next,
Oct 18th, at ? O'Clock p NJ, at the LoDer Junction
Shop, Worcester, per order Assignees, a lot Of
MACHINE TOOLS.
viz: Turning Engines, Hand Lathes, vises Hammers
Cutters, Betting, Benches, Polishing Frames with 10,
Of Polishing Wheels, Backsmiths' Tongs Heading Tools,
one sofa, Office DESKS and Chairs, Lounge. Also,
for stocks about 30 stocks about 200 Gun stocks
nearly competed; large lot OF Gun Trimmings one
Leading chine, Main Palleys on shafting, and many
other articles not enumerated.
JOSEPH BARNETT, ! ,
sAM'L EDDY, JR., Assignees'
OLA dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-17

A PcTfumcsi BPpatts.-Whatl or gentleman
would remain under the Of disagreeable breath,
when using the BALM OF a THOUSAND FLOWERS"
deGtr6ce would only render it sweet, but leave the
teeth white alibaster1 Many persons do mt know
their breath 3D. and the subject is delicate their
frienIs will ton it. Pour single drop of
'Bam" your tooth. brush and wash the teeth night
and moraug 4 ATTY cent bottle will last year.
ABEAUTlFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
by using the "ilalm Of Thousand Flowers" 1t will
tar pimpes, and freck from II skim leaving
it Of soft and ruseate hue Wet towel, pour two
three drops and wash the fare night and morning.
SHAVING MADE NASY.-Net your shaving brush
in either id water pour three drops
and it will make beautiful soft ather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only fifty cents Beware
of countelfeits. None genuine unless signed by
W. p. FEFBTDGE Il CO.,
s22 daw6m Franklin Square, New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-17
OCTOBER II, 10 56
miscellaneous.

NHADAME CARTEUX, HAIR D0CrREss
1VE would respectfully inform her patrons and friends
that she is in the eitv, and will remain few days
only and will be most happy to wait upon any who may
favor her with their orders.
variety Of choice articles for the LADIES' TOILET,
among which is her celebrated Hair Re stOratiVe.
Also, most superb selection Of Partisan Head Dresses
of the latest importation, unsurpassed in richness and
style, which may be at the house CT VIM. BROWN,
Palmer street, first door the right from Liberty street,
where orders may be left. 6Qt OILS