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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-01
WORN sENr for the parior, as u gin


SAN DKN EENT for the parfor, as gin
~ afrirnd, nto of absent loved ohea whai can
b more eupropnft. af mora acceptable Whist dear
an. ), rti'y 10 bo t4 - natufni lille like. almost
sn.l 4 and bfrnt the heads ni tho houehold,
tbt .a olive rlan fomc on those lovodbn absent ones
whoe tices IN the H. " be seldom seen ANaricioushie
hay health hAracter aud happiness for gold
ed home, comfort and even rien Is,
for of power; bnt who heard Of
ha q Tanners rimiiabp AnbroYpcs,
fhoto = DaFuo' Ypca exchanging u "i money, o.
from tL pulse Of the holios motives that are lot
In the h Of aeu taAniy, 10 perpothair aud cement
fflcndsh aud ratfy hallow cd Affection lbn
sner on m (senar of oldest iB the business
ladies no. amy ago) conttmpates while la tbs
moral In Ht ud with lo saiiAintfon The heath and
habny Inna, ztantly FROM his os,b
lshnnut tongh the med Of beautiful and truthful pictures
oi less beautiful nud tlht originals TO GLADDEN. thn
The Fathers Mothers the sstera and Brothers
Lovers and ~wcehenris & Tho land
The unde sg"ed Increased hs corps iopsraors and
having hand fresh and Large supply OF materials invites
visit every body o Gallery, where In oil weathera may
bn faithful Auh ntyPe or Daguerrootypn andthose
mol wishing ie saHe nt themselves wiz he cordially wei
coined and Y repaid for their trouble by examining our
excellent exhibition Of ruro In addition to our almost un
limited stock of aud unique have any quhnuy
Fashionable j. wery such as ockes Breast Fms brace
watch Fab Finger Rings &c, designed to contain Pc
anyof which will be put In the best style OF Inc arr
the shortest notice and Mt the most rehsonab prices io
cash only. n h IANNEn.
~ T. Side Main St, three doors below Bridge
iny 2gts Lynchburg, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

Il sSnfsS& pIs KOhERV EARLY. Dentist,
has removed his Office door above his resi-
3eIt1IFs,dlenGe. l on MAIN ST. and one square above
AE, n: ,;,I;,t a.: t.xEENaEt offers his profession
- Az SERVICES to the citizens of Lyncbnrg vicinity
Office in Warwick House.
- IL. HUKAssOLDE., General Csnni.-
- sion MERCHANT, NO. lc FRONT STREET, n. !.
~ Psrsa b,. attention given to GRAIN AND ALL souTu
lias ngSr to T. IL Lowry Esd Cashier of the Bank Of the
h'i Rone ~ /. lN.B. RI Ina l5d6nl
gNRsNKLrN q BROTHER, Groccr- n Co,n-
u MISSION MERCHANTS, next door to Liberty Ware
house Main street ynehbug Va have just received large
that n' also large stock Of Blankets aled Cloths krscys
ed Domesies Calico Boots and Shoes Wool Hats
md Caps aud many other Goods which they offer to the trade
N the best terms ot 29ts
NRshLE q krDD, Attorneys M Law, ii"'.
associated themselves in the practice of the Law aud VIII
practice in all the Courts of the LynehburE and in the
counties of Campbell Appomattox, Amherst and Bedford
All business entrusted to them will meet with prompt alton
ton tma 5dts
'9Hs s,. H9~n,aI xAssSn o,a D. M.,,ai. n,;.
- SION MERCHANTS, No ll6 Sycamore street, Peters
Particular attention paid to sales of TOBACCO FLOUR
WHEAT COTTON and Country Produce generally.
Prompt sales and Quick returns unless request
Farmers supplied with pure Peruvian and Mexican Guano
Lime, Plaster Bone Dust Seeds, Agricultural Machinery In
lements, &c, &c. DE Bnrg's super Phosphate OF Lime
Montgomerys Premium Roskaway Fan Mills seo's Little
Giant Watts Gun Brace lows, sc. t'etdly
lJEDFOED SsOUsE. opposite Court-house,
ID MAIN ST, IlBERTf, VA, con the site of the hotel
formerly kept by Wm. Terry, esq
The above house now rebuilt in style
nished the best opened for the reception u
guests The undersigned promise their best efforts merit
any patronage which they may receive
QTARLES & STEPTOE PrcprieoIs
-eF7A HACK will always be in readiness o tho
guests of the House aud their baggage to and from me Ra
free o charge. i34dts
NucCORExs.E n JONES. wholesale amd Ete-
WI TITL GROCERS, COMMISSION AND fORU1Rih
ING NERCHdN3Ss and manufacturers of SMOKING AND
CHEWING TOBACCO, MAIN ST, LYNCHBuRG, VA, will
give particular to the sale If FLOUR WHEAT,
TOBACCO. CORN BACON. LARD BUTTER, &c, &c.
&hera ads Will be made all consignments when
required MY lats
gyKANNasS n HROTsER, Whole-nic aud
n RETAIL GROCERS y COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Nef door Liberty Hareh0as MAN ST, Lytchbr9, a.
a2
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l,mr HAZARD pOwDEu COMPANY,
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS


ftIANO.-wc have on hand some 700 tons q Emy's
IL cargo duane. that imported last winter So fan
harc heard rom The purchasers 1t has gNon entire sats
Railroad Of IT. good effects by noteing Straw
s,e,ry il as Tie, pass ,r"nsh the lnr"s y W. nsNa
EDMOND, pAvENronT& co,
Bp6r Richmond
6tIsNp. .GTANO,-Ilayng nade arrangements win
0H the Peruvian Agef's to get supplies If dlANo on the
on hnut and aioa 5oo bags and be in rrsuarroouptofh
shall sell but what comes to usdrert from the agentf
and all who purchase from may rely getting GENUINE
at ANu We solicit orders friends aud all others
with the assurance will always furnish them with the
V''' '''''' '"'' y" '''' CnENsiiAw 4 co,
feb ATS North Side of the Basin, Richmond Va
uMNEG,NrOw wDEnTEA.-5a hnif ei.oa,-"
dannn Fcetsing Tblsnyoco Of fcas Ia eqee {" any
evrr inported into Amcrca potion Is OF tng ,a,'a'9n
Queen Chop At lie same sold this mouth ~ auction III
%ne i@GsI - EDMOND pKVrNronr 4 co.
unn nnn FEET SEASONED INCn
EVBNIeVpNpVD Hutton Wool, 90 feet inch button
Womi-a superior article Tobacco nNes for ealc by
Il. II wulrLock son,
fthOs EW sEED.-rnlmI NEW CLOVER SEED
frb a5ts North side Of the BASIN Richmond Va.
<AIrvE OuL.-5Oo Boxc- and BASKETS s"p"'i
~ orquoly fresh lmpor'n9" ~ store Snd ,r ,si' y
julyl7 l7daw sehmend Va
i L.HOxsTEH, HROTuEH a 90, ni.h
As MOND VA prepared TO make liberal advances on
paduec generally, the address of sr friends MessrH
Brummoi 4 Roystcrs No. ~ Water street New York
Shipments to Mnsars, Hrumue Roystofs, through nw
house Will b. torw Rrded free Of charge
A L. ROSSTEE,
j II. ROYsTIR,
jan p dts JosEIli bhN MIL.
Us.C received and tor -e,e.
a. a50 Barrels medium No ) Maek'l''
100 do Mo-
80 do Large No. !,
50 Hat Barrels No .,
- do do No, J.
30 Quarter Barrels No !,
100 Kits very choice NJ J,
leU Barrels Cut ilrrrinas .......
MCDONALD sPOT1S HARVEY
july lodla NJ % Pearl 81 Riehmen1. va.
NrOvICE 10 nERCuANTs, FARMERS n
~ OTHERS LIVING IN THE COUNTRY -lUould most
respectfully the attention of Merchants Farmers ahdoth"r
vine who intend WISHING irhm this seasonto
N my large and gcncnl aHsertinoto Boots, S.t1 m
NJ Shoes, Trunks, Carpet BlRs, Nases, frsyttI-7Hl
N ST. as my stock has been selected hy M.1lIU
-S~T myself with great Care, suitable for the
Virginia aud large portion Ut foods having htn
cash Halter ysci that can hold out hs gfeA
Inducements Merchants and farmois and all In want ~
nv other East North South either by the package
which call the attention Of all IN want as thtY
viii find them prices that cannot fail please by calling on
A W. O. HILL, Manufacturer and
Dealer in Boots Shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags
Nalisrs &c, wholesale aud retail, No ~
Richmond Va
<rss
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FHyIIE gnbsebnr In reirng the OF Miller
Elan, h thanks for the patronage received NJ
Of hi friends ,d respectfully soleia continuance
+ tie salno TO the new concern Of Wn \. MIlor
+, ,1ta ROBERT s ELAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-01
v.,uvE mUAUTIE- or TsaE CASH SYSTEM

vuSIUE HEAuTuES OE THE CASH AHsTEM.
j ANOTHER STOCK OF SUMMER ou0DS-JNO J.
rURvis Agt, again r,nrns ihanka TO his numerous friends
br generally for the nnssanped hpe trade he has
This he ssebes mainly TO bis systen OF
srng exclusively for 0nsh II places him In position OF nj
Dsys la wing on hand and cheap goods.
The oppoic system Of selling on credit aiks perncious
Had Lynehburg pursued the Cash stem
IN all the last 20 yesr ahe would
now have shown n much higher state ot prosperity
T. The above given "frce gratis for nothing,
with hope thai my brethren 10 tho trade and all other opera
yorH may prof by them
m. Stock of artclea opening Ii very
desirable cheap embracing alafge supply u dNhe GOODS
Inwua silks Inrea Pans &e &C. aud In fact most Of the
ntts now wanlod In this market For further particulars
soe futa,e ndy,rt.eniepts JNo, j. PnRylS, Ag't
tt,5p pd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-01

V1SSyII1nrE llil1nun1aa

MET AIlC BuRAI CASES ot all aizes aiso large stock
WOODEN DoFFINA OF every description. aud VIII pRY
prompt attention The undertaking hnslueas at all hours
IL, p.,ftA,,s u. T. A a. A. DIIuIID,
hH@~OIITuON.~Thr concern of Utilrr a.
~ Fla H. Iia dAy tiisHolN dby mutual eonsent WIN
authorized auto the busineHt OF tee con
having eima against the concern VIII please
present hom him Immediately for payment aud thune IN
dabted viii oblRc ns bY paying as early as convenient
WILLIAM A. MILLER,
February al a. IejG ROBERT B, ELAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-01

HUPP,
GREEN u. BOARD, Propretors
WILLIAM WALTON,
DAVID &. SHANkS
r-..t Semi Weekly Whg Daily Dispatch, Norfolk
Raleigh Register, Petersburg Inegencer copy
tII asfped llane d4cta J.
- UNIl.O MERRY w II r. E sULPHOR
Nl sPRINGsThese Springs were opened for the recep-
ton Of visitors OF the lst day of June 1856
They situated In Montgomery County Va, anda-
the Virginia Tepnessee r. Road, from which
there is n Branch Rail Road to the Springs
Passengers leaving Richmond Petersburg after breakfast
reach Springs by O'clock M day, all the way
by Rail Road
have been very much extended since
The large and comfortable and capable
of accommodating |, 900 persons- fH
The hburg Abingdon Telegraph Company
building Branch of their Line the Springs. which viii
Avery large BATH HOUSE been built since last
q Week ~ 10
Day, 100
Children and years Of age, Half Prea Ne
children under three OF unless seats
taken at the table Servants Half Price
hoard OF Horse per Month sl5 90
7" :" Day, 75cn
Guests requcsted to give Immediate Information OF any
OF attention the part Of the Employees servsnts
Address RO. H. MQs8H.N
july l4-d&cimo Prest and Gen1 6upt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-01

QOTETOURT Springs, yA.=The .ssera.
Id Der has opened HOUSE Of ENTERTAINMENT IN.
meey the Nc Adaized road leading from buchanan 10
salem miles the Va 4 r r. r. II Bonsacks De
where he Is able accommodate some thirty Or tpry
oarders through the Person boarding af my
house have the bite sulphur and Chaybeste
Springs Institute which Springs tuated about zoo
va DIS from my house Hack runs daily from botesourt
Springs Depot connecting morning nd evening
the also with Cove Alum SPRING. miles non pot
ctourt Springs. 4Ts4 ~ - ~ 11EG.
july 24d1w
UIORsEMANs mOPE.-AIl DFayns =, UoeG.
n and owners of Horses should hAvs s.De q ~
excellent Remedy hand, for the - xheumoei1D
sprsins, Bruises AMI Wounds just rscevelby
june Total sTA1tux yQNt9,
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ru,EaG Family tirOccry, two doors below the
korsc House has just received resh supply OF araec-
f,a which PoprletoTs invite The attention OF their
public assuring ibem they Will sell them good
miy "a rs c. D. FLYNN g. GO,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
vVysyy,sA vs,IsvERx mud SALE ST. E
w n,p,,r, =, orppstrN N Atkfr HORSE. lYkCIBuHa


very lot Of superior Fob and Vest Chains Superior
in quality and patrn) and As we pni them IN our caac
occurred 10 thai would form very appropriate at
arment TO watches advertised by few days
cali the attention OF the public to them
and we should pleased any that give call some
thing pretty ia way Sleeve Buttons and studs at the
.4,tne t,ne SIIVEHTHORN & CLIFF,
nv NJ tfnrmrrly II SilVer.lon)
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II " y !
an AY Notary Public dealer In Land Warrants, and Attor
nev for the prosecution Military Bonnty aud and Penslo
claims wishes purchase 100000 ACRES of Military Bounty
and Warrants win attend any business, Notary
tblc srh Acknowledgment oecls assignment ot Lasd.
Warrants &c &c LAFAYETTE W. GRAY.
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
iuly6ts Pens Agent, Iynchburg Va
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uuousr.rumN..m,Na ARTICLES, i"-. !.

NJ " A d. a. OuuausD, Successors Ia n.
~ Dl'GUiD & SONS. VIII keep constantly on hanh
49, II t of all kinds Of ftRN1ru RE- of their own manu-
a m which they III bn pleased IT, show the old friends nhd
p.tf ps t : Dusnld 4 Sons aud the public generally
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,u,sIE DAISY CHAIN, By Apsher ef Heart

u Ease, Sc Martins II Cromastn, by Chas Lever;
hers Expedition Nicaragua by Wells The Whnderer,
Author Old Doctor oabel Vanc hs fortunes and h ffte
The above with Magazines reeoiycda At MORSE
uIua "A Ia
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uUsT received N inrge A--ortmen of sisiics,
- OF all cours French Work such a. SlecYa' Colars,
Chcmsettes TIankercic figured and plain SWISS cam
hric Sc. at reduced Prices. and lor sale by -
mo- 81 n GIGGENil Elmer
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NIOTgCE.-AN persons indebted - .ne Wal
~ please orw ard and SETTLE their bills will be givei
into the hands of an officer j. NEWMAN.
ilrl,. L IT.
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- time and health. should purchase OF these Machines
They are simple construction, not easily out of adjust
nent ii handled with the work done is neat
stroug and the saving 4 labor immense
STABLER & JONES.
ma Sd&ets Agentsfor Grover, Baker y Co.
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GHEAT NoRTM"MN,, go, .ND nn La -as,l.ssssss -a;.ss1

to call ne attention The citizens y Iyncbnrg and ih
,Iiejnn aunrv 10 his arg and splendid assortment of
hr HoOTS SHOES CATERS. Sc. of his own <nfs
Fl make aud which warranted Of the best ss~'"0S
ii quality and Of superior workmanship
~ Iarson wishing "a have a good durable Boot or Shoe
, the reset srason viii DO well to call on ne, an am de-
,oroinrd 10 plcasc regards quTity ard price
Don't forget 70 call the three doors above the N"r
va House and Immediately opposite the citizens saylags
Bauk J. r ''''-"''t1i'
t,i,.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16
Political.

The following paragraph from the
New Hampshire Patriot, the Presidents
home organ, affords conclusive evidence
that the soft delegation from New York
will receive the countenance of the ad-
ministra:ion in the Cincinnati Conven-
ton.
THE Hard faction in New York have
appointed seventy delegates to the Gin
cinnati Convention, and the Democratic
papers say that at least forty of them be-
long to the know nothing order. The
organ of the 'Hards' lately admitted that
$4,000 of their voters had joined the Hin
docs ; yet these men, members of an op-
posing party, have the brazen impudence
to demand seats in the Democratic Con-
vention. Seward, Hale, Greeley, and
Giddings have equal claims to seats in
that body"
1t will be recollected that the Wash.
ington Union last week assumed a SINH.
lar position towards the Hards.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16

New YORK, May 9. TTribune's
Washington Correspondent The Amer
lean commission, appointed to investigate
and examine the military operations and
works connected with the late war, upon
their return to Paris, called upon the
Minister of War, NJ. Barrion,for pernis-
sion to inspect the improvement under his
supervision. This courtesy, though prom
ised previously, was bluntly refused, on
the ground that the relations between the
two countaies were not such as to war
rant 1t, and when the officers explained
that they had heard of no cause of inter
ruption, he persisted, and CURLY closed
the interview, by saying, Good bye till
the first cannon shot" That no mistake
might occur, concerning the French Min
lister Of Wars indignity, each of our three
commissioners reduced the facts and Ian
guage to writing. All concurred on COM
parison, and statement was made to
Mr.. Mason, who has not communicated
on the subject with our government.
leaving the inference that he has not
acted.
An affidavit was received by the Pres
ident this morning from the captain of the
steamer Orizaba, dated May 6, protesting
against the visitation of his vessel at San
Juan by Capt Tarleton of the British
man-of war Eurydice.
Ibis afternoon the editor Of the Star
was assaulted by Major Heiss, and knock
ed down with cane. Mr.. Wallace drew
revolver, but finding his assailant in
the hands of a third party, forbore to
fire.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16
A Bold Attempt.

On Thursday night oflast week bold
but unsuccessful attempt was made to
fire the Union Store at Coventry Falls.
The villain broke cut light of glass in
a window in the back store room and put
into the room aquantity of paper proba-
bly, saturated with turpentine, to which a
match was applied, and then closed the
blinds. The top of a large fish box was
nearly burnt over-the end of an oil bar
rel charred-some hoops burned asunder
on q whiting barrel, and box of corks
considerably scorched. A barrel of tur-
pentine was in close proximity to the fire,
but only covered with smoke dust. A
fire with the same material was put IN
der the store through the wall, and burnt
over the ground several feet across. The
sleepers and other wood work above the
fire were covered with turpentine SCOT.
but strange as it way seem, no fire was
communicated to the building. and had
entirely gone out when discov cred the
next morning. Tracks were made BY
gentleman's boots.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16
Mems 5telns.
From Kansas.

The Kansas Correspondent of the st.
Louis Democrat writes from Lawrence
Kansas, April Is.
yesterday Sheriff Jones was removed
from Lawrence to Franklin, accompanied
by DR.. Stringfellow and Gen. Whiteheld,
who say they will not remain in Law
renee for fear of being shot. DIR. String
fellow went before the Congressional
committee and demanded as a citizen of
Kansas the right to appear before them,
eithsr himself or by counsel, and intro
duce testimony and examine witnesses.
The Doctor clustered and threatened in
hopes of frightening the committee into
compliance with his wishes. Mr.. How
ard. chairman of the Committee, rose and
stated thatif they should do what DR..
Stringfellow asked of them, the object of
their coming there would be defeated as
it would result, not in an investigation
upon their part, but an inquisition by
everybody. He spoke in determined
manner, which had the usual effect upon
such men, and ~ would-be hero gave up
the contest and returned in silence"
The correspondent says the motive of
Whitefeld in leaving Lawrence was ev-
identity TO enable Mr.. Oliver, the pro-
slavery member of the committee, in
making minority report, to state that
the committee held their session in a city
considered dangerous for Whitefeld to
visit, consequently he was prevented
from having hearing in the examination
of witnesses.
The Q. S. dragons, under command
of the Deputy Sheriff of Douglas county,
had made thorough search of the resi-
dence of John Spear, Esq, editor of the
Kansas Tribune, for Wood and his friends
but without success.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16

istration yielded to Internationally
sometimes-to prevent the dissolution
of the UnionP We answer an emphatic
yes and can prove it by the truth of
history, if any Of our opponents choose
to enter the lists with denial. We are
sectional, and by our sectionality expect
to roll back the tide of oppression which
a Union-saving, slave-spreading national
ity has ever sought to fasten upon US
Yes, we are sectional; but by being so,
we expect to establish the blessings OF
free labor in Kansas, and admit her to
place among the free States of the re-
public, which otherwise might be cursed
with the music of clanking chains and
the crack of the drivers whip, keeping
time to that national anthem
The star-spangled banner, oh, long may it wave,
Ger the land Of the free and the home Of the
brave"
Which only needs altering in two words
to make it peculiarly applicable, in the
first instance, to our countrymen; and in
the second, to its demagogue politicians
thus -
80 The star-spangled banner, oh, long may it wave
Ger the land Of the 5ondrsaa-ths home of the
/ kHG,e.
We do not believe the Constitution Of
the United States ever designed to ex-
tend slavery over new territory. 1t only
winked at what it could not, at the time
it was framed, prevent. But we do be-
lieve that instrument was intended to
protect the interests of freedom. Our
opponents use it for different purpose.
Choose, then, people of the north. Our
lines are distinctly marked. There can
be no mistakiag them. There are men
enough in the north who have all their
lives given undoubted evidence of their
free soilism. They have the confidence
of their constituents, as regards honesty.
and no one questions their capacity. Let
the Republican Convention give US a
kne'0n candidate; an open field; q free
fight" and-soms5ody viii get "wallop-
ped"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16
Fire in Craftsburv

The dwelling house and out buildings
belonging TO Mr.. F. Blake of Craftsburv.
were destroyed BY fire Saturday morning
last So exceedingly rapid was the fire
that although seen by Mr.. B. and neigh
bOrs soon after it caught, nearly all the
furniture, clothes and provisions were
lost. 1t took few minutes after four.
Mr.. Blake had made an early fire in a
back room, and it caught in some wav
from the chimney. There was barely
time for the family to save themselves
anda few things before the buildings were
entirely enveloped in flames.
It's not known what is the amount Of
loss. The buildings, furniture. &c,
were insured we believe for nearly 500.
Mr.. Blake had recentlyremovedt to Gratis
bury from Greensboro. The house was
formerly occupied by Rev. S. R. Hall.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16
May-Day, 1856.

PROBABLE MURDER.-The Newburv-
port Herald of Friday, says thai Mr..
Thomas Symonds of Marblehead. who
has been partially insane for a number OF
years, on Wednesday assaulted his broth
en- John SymoRds, Of the same place,
with whom he was not on good terms.
and drove some pointed instrument down
through his hat and the top of his head
into the brain. The injured man was
living yesterday, but not in a condition
to give any account of the attack. and Is
not likely to survive. The assa1lant was
aPprehended and lodged in Salem Jail.
They belong to large and very respec-
table family.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16

HE FIRE AT LowELL.-A CORES
pendent gives an account of a disastrous
IRE at Lowell, yesterday morning. From
the Lowell Courier we learn that Mr.
Weaver, furniture dealer, was insured
for sI5,Oo0-s10,00O of which is the
Appleton Mutual, Boston. Burbank
chase q Co., lost every thing insured
elz,ooo' T. D. Eastman, j. White, A.
=. Woodward, S. Wilkins, t. Lucas. A.
:. simpson were each partially insured.
hhe building was owned by Wa. W.
y lyman, whose loss is estimated at So
oVo fully insured.-Bosson Iouysot
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4 Valuable Sheen.

Mr.. Robert Miles, of Albany, has a
sheep on his farm which had six lambs
IN one year. She raised a pair of twins
about the middle of March, and again
two more in September, and again in
the month of March, she had two more
which would make SIX in all Then one
OF her first lambs had lamb before If
was one year old, which would make her
income seven in one year. Beat this
who can.