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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
s.aying The submarine reiexraph.

The United State. steam irigatn Ningara ex
cept III some upimpnrtant particulars. Is now
completed and Ms che lies at her dock at tho
Brooklyn navy yard her vast proportions and
synetry of build pre.eni spectacle well worth
a visit to sec. Str viii depart 10 morrow t7th)
on trial trip at s'4t. Ia b. absent about a week
Shortly after her tnto ia will proceed To
London y take h2#t,t ..i half Il 25O miles in
lengthy "t the oceaa tel, galph cable. The ca.
bile weighs about ton per milr The o-ler half
i. at Liverpool. whence an English steamship
will convey il. in conjunction with the Niagara
In u given position in the atlantic ocean midway
between Newfoundland and Iteland where. at
ter uniting the two cables the steamers will part
company. the Niagara sailing westward and the
English vessel eastward Owing to the great weigh
ct the CATTLE and the care eca.sary 10 prevent
ANY mlehap in paying it cat, neither vessel will
he able 10 proceed faster than three or four knots
an hour: but If no accidents occur, the great
work ct laying an ocean telegraph which some
years since was looked upon as visionary mud
imprnetleAbe will be accomplished in about fiji
teen days. he steamer Mississippi which i
now approaching complexion. will follow after
the niagara and act as auxiliary in laying
the cable. In order TO allow for the weight Of
cable and an extra supply of fuel it is reported
that the niagara will carry out only four of
her twelve enormous swivel guns.-Neic York
Courier.
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Additional Accounts from Nicnrnuun

BY the kind permission of Nicuraguan mer-
chant at present in this CITY says the New York
Herald. we enabled to lay before our readers
further details of the recent news by the Texas.
Mr.. George II. Bowly has bo siness establish.
ments in Rivas and the following letter is from
his agent in that city. 1t will be perceived Tint
the state of anarchy which certain parties have
represented obtaining in Rivas and Surround
ing country has no foundation In fact and that
trade is brisk thereabous in spite of tho unset
tied state oi political affairs
RiyAs, March 10, 1857
Mr.. GEORGE II. BowIy, Nnw YoRK:-
SIR-Ion merchandise all came safe and your
instructions shall be attended to- There are no
duties on them now. BY all means ,enl more. "a
these will soon be gone. The army have just had
n big fight, aud we hope the last. The enemy
caught between the commands of Gen
Walker and Gen. Henn'ngsen. at the forks of the
road. about a mile from here-you know the
place. of course, where the San Jorge road parts
il 'wo directions for this place. They were lit
eitliy slaughtered. having over four hundred kill
ed. Very few escaped Send provs ions--send
p1ad---end everything.
The old baker that went away on the British
ttemner with your money has not been heard
10: perhaps will be by the Orizaba. | have
~ another man in the bakery.
The schooner John Brown is in San Juan, this
Il IAN Junn del SGr;) we may be able to get -four
from her to bake. | am repairing the house; all
the stores that are IN order are rented You ought
TO sec the boys since this battle-they are per.
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w NJ Benwetf and Jas I. JOHNSON. candidates
for the Senate. will address the people OF Bedford at
the following times aud places:
Wa,es Saturday. l1th April,
Peakseilie Tnesdsy. lib APRIL.
Hunting Greek Church. "Wednesday, 18th April
Tabernacle Tharsa3y. 10Th April.
Biebie=. Shop. FrIdls. 18th April.
olher appointments may be made, Of which notice
will be given
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feeils elaied .bat,l1 the in.mY nj run AMY
from San Jorge. they will reo1e lhr'n irnm
H. The cut throat Naffs.l nut lie mn L. ean
mand soldier. as cut thipal- are alwass CIV
ards. ia1r..trui Y.
y BROWN.
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zpuchburJ a'irGiniaE.
Monday Morning. April I3. 1877.

We are authorized IL announce F. Il. DEANE.
ir., ESQ., of this city. candidate for re election
TO the Legislature.
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Fercshaaewiag of the Electric Telegraph.
F0F'sbbN0W1HK oT FTFfTTf FFFEF#F"'
In l,aily : Dictionary, edlllnn ei la3l. one hun.
dfed aud twenty se!en yrars a., the following
passage Is given undsr the word .'Ioaastonc:a

In liaily = ID dictionary. edillnn 81 l1:iD one hun.
| drcd aud twenty se!en years a. The following
passage is given under the word ..oaistone:'
Some authors writ. hat by the help Of the magnet
81 luailsone persons Tiny communicate their minds
IL Il friend al great distance suppose one Ia be
al London and the other al Pafs, II each o. them
have circular ALPHABET. Ike The dial-plate at n
clock aud a ueedie touched with one magnet tben
at the same time that the needle Al London Wa moved
that at Paris wond move ia Ike manner. provided
each purity had feefet NOTES for dividing words and
the observation nude 1T set hoHt either oil The
dar or Of the nighe AMI when one party would in-
form the other Of auN natter lie il TO move the nee
die 10 those leitefs ihst will form the words that
vii declare what H. would have the other know
..ad the other nee4i"wiil maYe "a the same manner
This may be done feriprocallY
4 spon1ent of the Albany Evening Jour
mi very iustly remarks that when we reflect
that, at the tim III book was printed, magnet
ism wa- derived .alelY from the loadstone: ihat
electricity only known ms a power or prop
erty, whereby amber, aud a few other snbsian-
ecs, attracted straws and similar light bodice
that IT was not I'LL tw MY two years afterwards
that "franklin missed electricity 10 the dignity
OF a science" by proving its identity with the
terrible hunderboll. that galvonsm was not
known until 1900 that the next great step, the
discovery Of electro magnetism, WINS not made
until lc20; and that The final triumph, the inven-
ton of the electro telegraph. WIS not achieved
until l5t7. whan we consider al the above inctS.
this e1trao, fro,n cid ,aiIy seems indeed prophet
ic md inspired. II Is, if possible. yet moro
wonderful that the process SO minutely descrb.
ed by l'aily is almost identical with TINT pursued
IN the manipulation of Wheatstene's telegraph
the Telegraph generally used IN England.
Our correspondent. " llnliinA." in calling upon
our fellow citizen, Jim VI. Speed II become
n candidate for Congress, gives uttefanee II n
wish entertained by many in every county in the
District Where M. ). j. best known be would
be supported with mare thnn zeal-wiih cnhusi.
nsln and pride, ~ MI only an able nnd trusty
defender II The tfoe principles Of conservative
governments but a. the highest typo Of The GEN
tlemm -aoeompl .hed, public sldritcI. gaant
aud generous. If the Virginia delegation were
composed of such mn, the Old Dominion would
cease to be jeered at by tho representatives. Of
other States.
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Columbia .haI be- euutei to one manager IL the
concern Your friend aud ronn,rfman.
l. DUDLEY MANN.
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SpECiAI4 NOTICES.
unr.h-GrkIe. ug.c,rr-chnngin,

uarsh -6fkie. biu.irring ,csrr-cinnginG March
which declared nenrae for many years even
by the skilfnl ply siri1ns Among these office NH
Yots hEApAehf producing Sick and nanseang siemaehes
and tnoapasng the sufferer for all profitable empoymcns
An elderly LADY In this city whose responsibility and yeraey
cannot oe questioned has given aeerhcae over her own g
nature declaring that after suffering for ten years with violent
eminent pht eans all the time she found any perma
reiof nuiil she induced BAKERs premium
Other have used the Btrfts Tor the DISEASE
and with similar Does this show that tbn Bers
all they represented be and that Proprietor has
not ATTEMPTED 10 hnmbng the people in his medicine" Where
remedy offered for disease and thu dscoverer known
he responsible man public Themselves aud him in
justice not Ia give fair and impartial trial These ters
danger
Price 80 cents per bottle
TO be hid Of all the principal Druggists ia ynehbarg Dan.
vile Farnyie fnease Abingdon and elswhere throughout
ap INV 'Y'''''' L BAKER Richmond Va
Consunspt ion in la-snchu~ctis.-The n distract
of Deaths epared b. The Secretary Of STATE fer 2 shows
Twelve deaths day by this disease alone Can
nothing DONE stay this fearful mortality II tho allega
Of tho who At least entitled TO vcracy be be-
leyed there Is preventive and remedy. WisrARs BAL
sAMoF WILD CHEm has cured thousands who have tried
all other remedies in vain This be snbsiantiated by
Nome genuine mic. -pned BUTTS On the wrapper
SETH foWLE a CO BE Washington Street, Dos.
ton pfapfieofs. Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale by J H. slsAY.
ap u d&rhaHlw
nn,i-' Pain Kiiicr.-Yhi. will certify, tina,
about four years since was attacked It'll haarseness at the
lungs hard cough and raising l5od with an IN the eenre
of left breast was almost discouraged hut herring what
wonderful friend Davis mi with ia curing colds.
coughs, pain IN the siles VS. induced rive his Pain
Killer fair trial was then raising blood from three
day and had been about weeks. without
followed The directions and 10 satiiaron, cough
gave way, the bleeding eeas H. pain removed and
ENJOYING CONT rabc degree of health. pin about
me ~ enneh, no bleeding, and have good appetite sleep
sound md lind ength gaining and my He s nernasng
mud NV whether live long ornot wan every body to know
what thu valuable medicine through the blessing t3h
Ia DOM have used II with cnn my
H. Tor many olhnr complaints for wehIt recommended and
would et fully recommend the above medicine those
WHO have colds ami coughs, especially those of long standing
discouraged and be cured you
lave ltgrn Davis Pain klor fair trial, have done
RICHARD = PEtkHAM, Fail River
For alr by Druggists Greccrs and Mdene Deseis every
where
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ing al44c by lrol De GRATIS eeirc I'll II
lie Diseased parts with effect and short space
at time hea rogaus SWAY be hal OF The agents
he SEE advertisement IN another column,
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NANCY and Black ClOIhs aud Cas.i res,
II the best make and large variety, Plaid Domestic
Plain and striped Oznaburg Planters Linen,
Coitonades, at all prices by JAS. A STIGLER & co.
ap Its
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sEoilowa,'> Piiis.-Forge tl,e system at this
I'll tie with fe" doses OF this wonderful medi
eae Il act the liver and stomach purifying the blood
and assisting digestion
sud NJ lbe manufacturers No 70 Mahl.u Lane New York
and Ne II Straml Lenpn and by all Druggists, at 25o,
53#r per box lap9 dlw
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a RETIRED plss@gszaN

NEGKOES WANFED.-Ttc. ub.criber wishes
~ to purchase for the Southern Market Ik"J Negroes
from the of 10 to 30 years for which will the high
Richmond cash prices Persons having such dispose Of
would do We'll tn give him call before selling He can be
found at W H. MGsbys Auction House IL Henry Dunnln6
tons Office. Address f. NJ HUNTINGTON.
feb 27-dts Lynchburg
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hs& NA A".-Wc are now opening the surinu
Style Of Soft and Dress Hats which " " III tas Mo-
~ IN sao"ihs ACDoNALD 4 HOOPER
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Gos..a EGiTlsY.s-s ITO SiDIs coon SoLE
- LEATHER, just To hand
ap9ts Nj HOt.ifNS Il GO.
GbEGA"E3 nnnoHnC" ksr. ssoo'trr A.. smiih ~
caadlar To represent this COMFY the next LGssia'
thre llu,T /, 5lrj MANY TIERS
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n@ We heard of an incident, says
the Connersville Telegraph, which took
place in or near Alquina, in this county,
few weeks since, which we relate for
the especial benefit Of those young men
who are interested. After church, 4
young man-nameless for the present
stepped up to one of the hands omest and
best girls in the county-aud to whom
be has been showing considerable atten-
ton of late-and requested the pleasure
Of her company home. 1t was granted
and they started.
Elated, no doubt, with his success,
the young man was thrown off his guard
and desiring to say something Of a tender
nature, he turned his face towards bis
partners, and whispered his communi
cations. But that was an unlucky whis.
per, for the same breath that conveyed
the messagc-of love, perhaps-alsc
bore to the young lady the fumes oI
alcohol Withdrawing her arm from
that Of her gallant, the miss turned from
him in disgust, exclaiming-
=" Sir, you have been drinking whisky
and can't 20 home with me-"
And she went her way alone, leaving
the lover Of the "ardent" completely
ponplused, amid the groans and jeers o.
many spectators of the whole affair.
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b0r Our quiet little town, says the
Kentucky Age, has been thrown into q
burst Of wild excitement about a domes-
tic affair of an attrocious nature, which
transpired in our midst. MIR. -, a
young gentleman of fortune and family,
not long ago led to the altar one of the
loveliest OF her sex, and up to the time
of this most extraordinary act, they ap-
peared to live in the full enjoyment Of
conuubial bliss. The particulars are
briefly these on Thursday morn ng last
Mr.. - arose at half past six, a. m.
He dressed himself with his usual delib
GRAFTON and taste. Just as bis wife wa.
about to robe herself in her daily habil
iments, the brutal husband seized bel
hooded crown skirt and deliberately
seated himself upon it, he com mencec
singing -" am sitting on the style
Mary" &c. His wife tainted.
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Tres Trees !.
THE citizens of Westerly and the public
.ono,olI- ILL G. Il Ia

THE citizens of Westerly and the public
generally, will find at the
RIVER BEND NURSERY,
a valuablcstock Of Trees, Shrubs and Plants
over 10000 in number--of Apple, Pear,
Cherry, Plum, Peach, Ounce, and Ornamental
Trees,a choice collection of towering Shrubs,
Roses, Peonies, &C., &c. The above Nursery
Is within one hour and half ride ofStonngton
or Mystic. Trees may be removed to the above
places from the Nursery and set out the same
day. The advantage of which vii lb eapparent
to all tree growers.
Alwaysselecty y your ownt rees, ,whenpractica.
BILE, when not, address J.TAYLOR,
204 RiverBend Nursery Westerly RI.
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WOOlen Manufacturers,
G L. GODD.aRD, Neu YORK,

Q L.. GODDARD, Neto York,
ONLY manufacturer ofthe e original Steel
" Ring and Tooth Burning Machines and
improved steel Feed Rolls, recommends
tieir attachment to Second Breakers md
Condensers as the best labor-saving machin-
cry in Woolen manufacture. The Burning
Machines are used on first Breakers. in
all the principal Woolen Factories IN the
United states, Canada and Mexico. They
are acknowledged to be the only perfect
machines, andi Indispensable to the econom-
ical and successful! manufacture Of wool.
Each Burning Machine nd it's feed rolls
card as much as the card itself, besides
cleaning the wool Of its coarse and fine i'm
purities.
Circulars explaining these ma chimes and
feed Rolls, referring to mills having them
in use, may be had by addressing
c. L. GODDARD
No. 3 BOWLING GREEN, New YoRx,
Westerly, Jan. 8, 1857. ly-29l
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
New Tailoring Emporium.

The Subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to the inhabitants Of Westerly and
vicinity, that he has leased the Store under
the american Hall, one door north of p /.
Barber's Store, where he is prepared to
Cut and Make all kinds Of Clothing, per-
tanning to the Tailoring Business, in q
fashionable and workmanlike manner
having had twenty years experience in the
Art of Cutting, he pledges himself that all
work entrusted to his care, shall be made
in the most thorough manner, and in all
cases warrants that his work shall not be
su. passed in "point of style or workman
skip either in New York or any other
city.
His arrangements are such, that he will
furnish his customers with clothing of all
kinds. on as reasonable terms as they can
be had in this vicinity.
~ Cutting done for others, to make on
short notice, and warranted to ftifproperly
made, New York and Boston Fashion regu-
larly received. Please give us trial, and
atisfy yourselves.
N. B.-Wanted by the subscriber, three
experienced hands, to work in the shop =
also, Coat hands, to make shop work. Con
slant employment and the highest prices
CASH will be paid.
274n WILLIAM DAVIS.
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s@- A key to a well-known Bank
having been lost, tho bank official
sent the Irish city crier, to cry its loss
with strict injunction not to betray
what key it was. The faithful cricr hav-
ing rung his bell with unusual force at
the corner or the street, made known
the loss as follows: "Lost between
Mr.. Patberson's and nine o'clock this
morning large kay f; I'm not authoriz
ed to tell what kay it was, cos its the kay
to the Bank !"
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~ The other day conductor of a
train on a New York railroad, discovered
an Irishman in tho car soon after start
ing from Rome, and demanded bis fare,
Pat declared he had no money. The
conductor after lecturing him told him
to leave at the first stopping place, not
far distant. Accordingly Pat was the
hrst to get off at the next station. But
judge of the conductors surprise and
wrath to find him aboard when fairly
under way.
Did not tell ysu to get Off"
And sure did"
Why then are you here again ,"
:" And sure, did you not saw all
aboard 20 ''y O."
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To HOusekeeDs

X WIVE S A Nd FORE IS.
A Superior article of or kinds direct
from the manufacture, Mt very low prices
Also Crockery and Glass Ware of beauti-
full design, made to be both useful and or.
namental. For Sale by
PENDLETON i co.
Westerly, May 81, 1866.
MOLASSES in H.dLF BARRELS,
Expressly for Family use, at P E N L E..
T TON & CO.
Westerly, May 81, 1866.
TO FA r M ERS.
Pendleton 4 Co., are now closing up their
sales OF Guano and Phosphate, and having
furnished these fertilizers at n less price
than could be obtained from any other
source, request all those who have not paid
up for these articles to call and settle.
PENDLETON & co.
Westerly, May 81, 1856. (269)
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r6- 1t is related of Elder Knapp tha

eG 1t is related of Elder Knapp that
when once speaking of the prevailing
tendency to make long prayers, and re-
marking that be could find no example
in the Scriptures, he alluded to the pray
ers of our Saviour, of the penitent Pub
lican, and of Peter, as examples. why
said he, if Peters prayer when he was
on the water had been as long as the iu-
PRODUCTION Of our modern prayers, before
he got half through be would have been
fifty feet under aoater.'
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The Bitter HIT.

A Spanish Moor being on the eve Of
setting out on q pilgrimage to Mecca,
entrusted all his money to man who
had hitherto borne q reputation for un-
blemisbed probity. His fortune con-
sisted OF two thousand besauts. On his
return be was not little surprised when
the reputed honest man denied all know
ledge Of himself or his money. The
Pilgrim entered complaint against him,
entreated the judge to help him to bis
property, and took his oath on the truth
Of his statement-but all in vain The
old mans good name outweighed all be
could say; thus the plaintiff was nom
suited, and be went away in despair.
Presently he met an old woman who
was todling along with the help of a
staff. Touched by the strangers grief,
she stopped him, hailed him in Allah's
namc, bid him take heart, and having
listened to his unvarnished tale, she
said: BE of good cheer, young man.
May bo with Allah's help I shall get
back your gold Do you buy chest,
and fll it with sand or mould only let
it be bound with iron and bo we'll looked.
Then choose three or four discreet men
and come to me. We shall succeed,
never fear"
The Spanish Moor followed her advice
punctually. He came with four friends
bringing q chest which the strongest
porters could scarcely drag along.
"Now follow me, said the old wo-
man.
On reaching the door of the supposed
honest man, she went in with the Span
iard's four friends, bidding the latter
wait below, and not make his appear
ancc until the chest had been carried up
stairs.
She now stood in the presence Of the
hypocrite, when she introduced her four
companions, saying, Behold here are
some honest Spaniard about to make q
pilgrimage to Egypt. Their treasures
are boundless. They possess. among
other things, ten chest full of gold and
isilver, that they know not where to stow
away just at present. They would fain
entrust them to safe hands for time
SO l., well knowing your honesty and un.
sullied reputation, have brought them
hither. Pray, fulfil their wishes.p
Meanwhile she had the heavy chest
brought in, which the pretended honest
man gloated over with greedy looks.
But just then the dcspoilsd pilgrim
rushed in, impetuously claiming back
his two thousand besants. The faithless
dcpositary was frightened ; and lest the
young man should reproach him with
lrcachery in presence Of strangers, who
would then take away their chest with
its untold treasures, which he had
already determined to appropriate tc
himself, he cried out to the Moor" Be
welcome | was almost fearing you
never would back, and was puzzled wha,
| should do with the two thusaud be.
SAINTS. Allah be praised, who brought
you back safe +! Here is what belongs
to you"
The Spanish Moor went away with bis
treasure as triumphant as though he was
carrying off so much booty. The old
woman begged the master to put his first
chest in a safe place, while she went and
ordered the rest to be sent. She then
sheered off with her four mpanions,
and Of course never returned.
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Notice..

THE Subscriber would respectfully in
Il form the citizens Of Westerly and vi
cinity, that he has taken rooms in Mr..
tillman's Pawcatuck Carriage Factory,
where he will keep and mako to order
all kinds Of Harness, and such things be.
longing to the trade; Mt the same time l
can assure those in want Of harness. that
can sell you one made of the best materi.
ais, and the best workmanship for thesame
money that you paid for poor article.
All work warranted.
N.B.-Repairing done in the best man
ner, and shortest notice. 2s8
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Here is Heal lth for the Million
Cl A kE s
5berrp Wine Bitters,
~ HOSE virtues have been

: fairly tested, and are pronounced
the best medicine ever offered to the pub
lie for the cure Of most every disease that
Hesh is heir to; but the sure remedy for
Loss OF APPETITE, DYSPEPSIA, INDI-
GEsTIoN, HUMoRs OF THE BLOOD
AND SKIN, AND ALL Bill
LIoUs COMPLAINTS.
They efectually purify and strength the
System. Composed solely Of Vegetable
Roots and Herbs, Rock Rose, rsapparil-
la,Narrow Dock, Dandelion, etc.
GS- One and all. come buy and try them
The only genuine, in Mammoth Quarts
forfamily use. ...
Bottles ONLY IS Cents.
Sold by PorrER &CHAMPLIN, at whole
sale and retail; at retail only, by d. W..
HAMMOND, e. W. BABcocK, U. M. STILL
MAN, NIL of Westerly; Also ut White Rock
store, White Rock; l. II. Palmer & Co.,
and Winthrop Wood, Stonington, CT; 4. &
II. Babcock & Co., Potter Hill. 260