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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-06

1hcECBG'S No. I, AMONIATED SGpER
~ PHOSPHATE OF LIME.-The attention OF Farmers
aud fatersis respectfully called to the above com
pound Tor Their approaching spring planting
Manufacturer
they may always depend upon being supplied with GEM.
me AND UHFoM ARTICLE, for he constantly superinends
nperson the entire process OF manufacturing putting up
for sale. 7 -
This article has been community for the pe
rod OF hEe years during which time ana sed bv
large number OF the eputed Chemists different places
ana has been tried by various Farmers
IN the mon with almost unFarying Perhaps
the best proofs OF its value is the greatly demand
unprecedented IN the history Artificial Fertilizers
equaled by leruV ian tiuanO ITSELF
muc advantage from the fact of the
matter IN tuano i'll this preparation being chemically
agent only diSssng itself progressively When ncorpo-
rated WITH the soil this available salt sGphate
mated with soluble pus phae for plants of
all descriptions and is by tbemready up 1t will b.
found quite as active in inducing early Guano
and much more durable aud terrifying sod less Yo
lathe.
As there large number of super Phospates in market
for the value of winch would like be responsible
amesty request all purchasing be obtain the
GENUINE ARTICLE, " heh viii be warranted by
ted agents. all 81 whom of acknowledged
aud to he bold myself responsible for the character
ed Consumers and dealers VIII be enabled arrange
with myself
MESSRS IL. G. HARDY 4 co, are my accredited an
Ole Agents Tor the city OF Petersburg.
C.. b. DEBURG.
Agrilhara' Caeasand soe Proprietor ItiiansJarg L.
an fdts.
4 o0~E SAIL. 800 hn-i,cI. Lisbon salt,
iSt at al, hall fiap
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-06
STRING az t~5,. -
NEW GOODS. NEW STYLES. ~

IN SPRING OE 1877. ~
- NEW GOODS. Nc" STYLES! ~
Having just Returned from the Northern and Cc9
where have selected with large complete
stock of superior Boots SHOES. Hats CnIs. Goods
Trunks Sc la addition to stock tho cheaper
gfadoe of such goods scarcely sercsary that
ana the public he suited this line
whatsoever In quality, aud price strnw goods
figures than heretofore J. l.. ARMlSTtAD,
Under Telegraph ofco aud Farmers bank
Rop copy. mar 2jts
fHuE latest pR,t"rms OF Gents i0rus.hing
iiouds shirts. Collars
Or susPenders, &c.. &c can always bc ionnd
GLASS A RAiNE'S
lust NGtGuSED.-:sO uox.s Oranges, ~
- boNes Lemons also Iigs Raisms Cocoa Nuts Principe
and Havana Cigars Berridgos cream AL Newark Cider Al
mnnh, Pecan Nuts, filhetis Palm Nuts, WIN Saunders
Lone Star Chewing fehareo
candies manufactured daily OF the hest sugars and for sale
In any quantity wholesale and retail - A. boyd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-06

E.sWBE0IDERnEs,E m y u ca.-.ga-f
~ opened fine Muslin aud Cambria hands,
Sleeves aud Collars. acme IN Sets, tvctA hand4omr)
Ats JOHN ABRAIIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-06
NH0lsE NEW HOOKS.

alxON OV'sWEFES 40 THE GREAT
IRON WHEEL. Just received hN Exptess at
iuuo 2l-ts LANGHORNE Il WALK''PS
fDArEK HANGING. all new Pnst' rns, very
i cheap Just opened at
dee ats LANGHORNE & WALkUPS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-06

II TRACTION.-N GUGGENHElMER Respectfully
calls the attention ofh the public geucray
large well selected stock OF Nor SPRING
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
In calling attention buyers wish TO state that being
Of increasing business have extended aud
H improved Store making Of the largest and most
houses the city Having thus enlarged my house
my this much than
usual with eye single to the and tastes OF the
Those Goods cordially invited 10
Inc my before purchasing elsewhere and assured
that they will lind my good aud prices low
as in any establishment in the Old Dominion
NATHL GbGGENlIEIMER.
Opposite Tanner Asher and door 10 J. NJ Cobbs
Lynchburg, Va lap +ds
Pan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-06

Hs~E received and for sale,
~ 30 Barrels medium No.3 Mackerei,
100 do No >
80 do Large No ,,
30 Hat Barred No :,
- do do No. l.
81 Quarter Barrels No, |.
40 Kits very choice No /,
Loo Barrels Cut llerrinEs
MCDONALD. SPOTS & II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-06

>nll New mud bra"isf"i Designs Tor u"""-
eDNvNV menE IombS Head ktnDFf, Tablets ac 1ersons
any description OF Mabl. Wek, would do well to
call aud Works the different designs have Just
ceived. some of which are imported from London.
The Monumental besgus the most beautiful ever gotten
mp and entirely am prepared and have made
orders of extent tho most
terms o the beat materials and nj the shortest
notice.
will be pleased show the Designs my office. will
call the Residence those wishing them Call on
address JOHN u GADDEas,
tia yHchhHrg Marble Works
uDERsONs who have ordered bach NnH hers OI
Magazines Will please "eal nj the Captains Office aud
settle. aud take boin away. {. MORSE.
ap 2lts
FnsONAA BGAN~-A small 10, -triruy prime
II Beans Tobacco FlaVors all grades for salo by
ap l0ts Rep. copy S1KOIHER a WHITEHEAD.
A tsAI, DKEN's Dining, xoci,iag mud Arm
~ Chas aargo supply Just received Tor snle low by
Ia A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-06

s3A Cases Mass l.icOricc inst 10 hand ou CON.
(O signment 10 which invite the attention Of Manu-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-06

~ purchase for The Southern Market Ltsy Nogroo
from age 10 30 yoars for which he viii pay the hgl
Richmond cash prices Persons having such to dispose
would do well give him call before selling lie b
II Mnsby Auction HonHc at Henry DnnnnI
Ton Office Address + NJ DUNNIkGTDE
ILL III IYnrhlirR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-06

propose PURCHASERS of IIano Foitts take insu.
nens trial III order to l. hal their quality
lore paying for Them
Twenty years part satisfies minds
and could get fifteen umlled pesols us
in the opinion that establishment North South pos.
sbly furnish hecr cheaper, Instruments than do
nov
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-06
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.



u MISSION AND FOIiN ARDING MERCHANTS AND
DEALERS IN GUANO AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLE
MENrS PErERsBuRG, NA-produce coHsigniucrs solicited
which will receive the personal attention the partners
10 John Nj Oey Dr James Saunders Miller Aub ss
Fucker LyLehburg Thomas Wallace, Ion John T. MAY
Mclwaine, Vim I. Joyuos, Petersburg Warwick arls
dale, HaXail q Co., Richmond. THOMAS BRANCH
JAS X. BRANCH,
, v 26-dRcts JNO. BRANCH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-05
MARY1ANn R1.EcsrInN

BALrlMomE, Nov. 4.--1he Election is pro-
cceding quietly this morning. The indications
are that a large vote will be cast So far there
has been no disturbance beyond trifing quarrels
aud in one instance knock down. The tave.ns
are generally closed and the Mayor is personal
lv visiting the polls and eXhorting all to del
fairly and maintain peace.
(sRCOND DlsPATCH)
Reports of serious disturbances in remote
wards are now being circulated. In the nth
Ward one lrishman has been killed and another
man is reported fatally wounded. Another diff
Guilty occurred in the 18th Ward, and the natur
allied voters were driven from the polls. Many
rumors are atioat, but in the absence of reliable
information, we forbear giving them. Most of
the wards are quiet and peaceable.
baltimore, s P. M-The election passedoff
more quietly during the latter part Of the day
than was expected, though there has been
good deal of disorder and some blood shed. The
parties who were shot in the 18th Ward, as
mentioned in previous dispatch, are not dead,
but both seriously, if not fatally, wounded.-
Another man was shot near the 18th Ward polls
this evening; the wound may prove fatal. The
Police have captured large quantity of arms.
9 O'clock P. M.-'lhe Americans are now
marching the streets with music and transpar-
anccS, and firing guns and pistols with shonts of
victory. They claim the triumph of the whole
ticket The scattering returns which have been
received indicate gain on Filmore'svote, whose
majority was 1000. 1t will be quite midnight
before complete returns from any of the wards
will be received
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-05
FROM CALIFORNIA,

NEw YORK, Nov. 4--Thc steamer Star Of the
West from AspinwalI, brings $l,4G4,O0O in
specie and dates from San Francisco to 10th ult.,
six days later than received by the Quaker City.
the specie is principally consigned as follows =
change Bank, $23Oo0O; Robb, IIallct & Co.,
ia, 900. The rainy season had commenced in
California COL Fremont has purchased the
Mercid & Marcposa Canal Additional murders
had been committed by the Washo Indians, and
the citizens arming themselves for their de-
fence.
The dates from Panama are to the 10Th ult-
Lola and Quita. AT the former place numerous
houses and churches were destroyed.
Political affairS in Peru are unchanged.
Don Rafael Eclainte has been elected Governor
of Costa Rica.
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sep15-Sn,
Q N b DOT. i a r.

WY II IL e. LIZ III ~
ONE OF THE BEST puRGATIHE AND LIVER MEDi
~ ClNEs now before the public, namely DR. s1XroSRs
easter, tlder eGectua than my other ,ned
clue known. 1t is not only Cahnrtic, but LIseT
matter, then the stomach and bowels carry of that
matter, thus accomplishing Ho purposes efectualy with
atoms Of most Ga.hres l. s.renEthens the system IL
moderate doses will strengthen and build It with unu-
~ DR.. SASPoaD's ISvIGoRAroR is compounded entirely
from articles of medicine, namely, Gums.
sn 'Tss known as one % bottle Of the riEorts
contains much strength one hundred doses Ofca
- Omel, without any OF its deleteIicus ELECTS
o Though possessing medicinal powers these Gums
have been but little known and never used
orator, which met with such unprecedented
to indncs he ProPrs e.; to oHer y as family nsd ns
to cure Aicer Complaints in their worst forms.
ind , being by
Janndce s caused by an seton 81 the Lsret
any one troubled with Jaundicc lakehe InriECralor
regularly week, and their skin will begin to assume
COstiycness can be permanently cured by the Invigo
in her operations BY gradually diminishing the
the bowels are left In healthy and active STATE,
soon relieved by taking double dose Of the lr10
stomach. .E
- For overloaded stomach it has equal, asst
eves all oppressive or uneasy feeling after eating
heartily. For family n'tiicne generally, all who uFe
Kit speak in the highest terms.
DIR. sANFoRDs 1XylcoH4ioR came to US recommended :
for Liver Complaints and all diseases arising
Physicians in its ,inducedus to try it, and
to eops
before the first bottle taken, and
anything edible without trouble while before, moth
but tile highest food would digest, and often s.
gave pain Now what We want to say to all onrreadsrs
is II Liver Complaint Dyspepsia trouble you, do not
fail to try this, tie greatest remedy III the
Fact.
There has never been tried in our family remedy
whirh las with snc unhpunled in the
Of diseases Incident children, SASFoEDs 1GyiG
Y ORATORS is it alone for diseases OF children that
use i; for Il acts as eatlnrc SO mildly and gently
think We doing service to all In advising them
when they need medicine try this remedy. There
cases that have under notice where great bel
eft has been received in depEcs OF the LireT, stomach
Bowels, where other remedies ulrd Eve relief
Itlias become useui in family thatwe will notde
" rilLa (L4LI.l Rel. LLEico3i.
PRICK oEE DOLLAR PR HOTTIE,
SANFORD CO., Proprstors,;li5 Broadway, Gen TotS,
r. Ii. .LUCiAN co., Agents for Wheeling. AZ
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati Il
GEO. II. KEYsER Pittsburgh W olesnle Acerts. 81 $
uu1 7-Gnr-1y-daR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-05
MIseHLhAMEoUs.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN VAIL STREET. NJ

IN consequence of the recclt heavy futures Ep York
aud other Eastern cities the commercial houses have
suffered great their demands had 10
ri7ceoos to such extent as to leave Ut without an
Gquain commercial history Ready money advanced to
such value quite get SS per cent rer
month discount Those fortunate enough to posses ready
cash found an easy matter to obtain goods at almost any
street, Wheeling Va enabled to exhibit TO these Rh0
visit him an assortment OF goods (sone of which are
erated below at very little NOR.
Ladies' particular requested TO call Rud will tad that
all that said is strictly true.
Alex. Heynan has received, by Bait e Ohio Rail Road
Penns> Rail RoHd aud by Express one of te laFEeft
assortments OF hry floods ever oerv anu consist Ia part
BLACK sILKs-An grades, an excellent quality, al
boiled and lustres III only IL per yard;
Fancy coorsd ayal.re Silks; Tartan Plaid Silks; New
style irish oPns very rici Printed French Merinns all
grades; PLAIN French eruos, rom uPwnrtsi
Extra Rcha Wool Nous de aines; An MOOT PlSds Va
pais; Styles aud EreatVarlsty of other Dress
sHAlTLS, MANTLEs AND sea RFs-ver,, rich Chenille
shawls, Very rich Plush shaWls Very rich Stella saw
New style Double shaws Doche Long and Square shaSls
style and quality embracing all the novelties OF I'll"
NEEDLE woRK-ReslFre Work Collars, Sleeves
Sets JSconet and Swiss Flouucings EdGtngs a1d Insert
Travelling Sets cheap In SHIRT the hest nssort-
ment of Needle Work that have been able TO offer
MOURNING GooDs;-A complete assortm.nt OF ever
WHITE GnoDs-of every variety and very cheap.
HOSIERY a.ltrs' add Gents, OF all kinds
DOMESTIC AM. STAPLE G00DS.-The most extensive
assortment that to be the city, many of ca
being bought very low and will be sold less than they
would cost to manufacturers at the present time
BLANKETSA larger stock than ever embracing every
make ,. am! quality at greatly reduced PRICES
other All Carpets houRlt extremely cheap
and Of entirely new and very STYLES anu sooIs
ty OF genuine Sable Stone MartGn Fitch Fur You
ToGouNTRY MERoii4NTs have only TO
bear in mind that stock IL larger than IL has been,
CASH. ANY acquainted with the present state the
money market will know at that with the fae.Ies Of
ready cash. Goods he surprisingly cheap. Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. ,,pv,,.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-05
SUPERIOR NEWS INK.
In Laternat Maehine and.a Gooa .loke.-The

An Internal Machine dnda G0od Joke.-The
other night, four fastfriends met ina house on
Water street, between Quincy and Monroe. A
game of euchrc was proposed and commenced,
conditioned that the loser buy a can of oysters
to,be cooked and masticated on the spot. The
shutting, dealing, cutting and re-nigging col
,uenced and after close and spirited trial, best
two in three, and ''saw oil, Noggs, the repu-
ted ssstingy" found himself loser. AS usual,
Noggs, who is principled against paying losses
of this character, offered poor pretext 20 avoid
having for the bivalves. The party broke up
nnplelsantly. The next day Noggs received at
his place of business, closely sealed package,
from the hands Of boy, the lurking devil in
whose eye was concealed by the brim of his
cap, which was attached only at the corners and
rested upon his nose. Noggs was informed by
the rag.wearing bearer of the communication,
that it came down on the Convoy from Steuben-
vile, and that there was twenty-five cents char
gcs,upon it. A quarter was transferred from
the possession of Noggs to the agitated digits of
Young brceches, who mizzled. 'tSteubenvilleY
unused the cautious NoGgs, and a deadly palor
oyerspread his countenance, while he stood uak-
ing like an aspen leaf, as ifcongealing with hor-
ror. Let us cxelnplify. Noggs had been
great enemy to female virtue There was
woman in Steubemyiilc of the Cleopatra and
Aspasia class, with whom Noggs had long been
intimate, and by whom lie had not acted the
honorable part. Visions of female Arrisons
and internal machines stalked before the fright
cncd senses of the quaking libertine. He
hal
rived, and that NOggs, the Penurious, was gon-
er. lie started hurriedly, holding the package
gently in his hand to cons alt his friends of the
nuetre party on the previous evening. They all
retired to the fourth story fthe building, where
a dreadful and mementOus consultation was
carried OH in mufiled whispers. NOggs told his
story, and the words fell from his lips like peb-
bIcs dropped into a well. How he had wronged
the SteubenvilIc frail one-hOw he thought the
package contained an internal machine.
bucket of water was procured, ana the package
thoroughly saturated aud soaked. Tremblingly
and slowly tile friends proceeded to open the
package, while NOggs crouched behind the stove
in remote corner of the room.
The outside wrapper was unrolled, then
copy of the Duly InteEGgencer, then a brick
bat was revealed, and thena polite note direct
ed to Noggs, from the parties who had opened
the internal machine, informing him that young
brooches owed him quarter and that his com
pany was respectfully solicited that evening, to
look on while the remaining members of the
euchre party INDUCED in can of big fat oys-
ters Noggs made for the stairway and into the
street, executing series of acrobatic pirouettes
Which would have done honor to hound pup
with tea-kettle tied to his tail, or tue "ingen
rubber" brothers on benefit night
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-05
FIRE

. CIxcrNxAr1, Nov. 1.-The depot ofthc Illinois
Central Road, at Cairo, with all its contents was
ing four freight cars and the engine house
Loss 100000 Part of the building was occu-
pied by the agent, clerks and express men,
who lost everything. 4 package containing
$1,000 belonging to the Express Co., was dc
stroyed, and package containing the same
amount belonging to Adams Graham & Co.,
was also destroyed. Amount Of insurance has
not been ascertained.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-05
SHOE DEAD

PH1LADELPn1A 4th-Richard Carter, Presi.
dent of the Anthracite Bank, Tamaquc, was
Lawrence Hotel, by Thomas Washington Smith
of Cecil county, Md. The latter is in custody
and declares that he had married an adopted
daughter of Carter, and subsequently discover
ed that Carter had previously seduced the girl,
who had child by him four months after mar
riage. The shooting was done in revenge
Carter was Il middleaged man of wealth and
family. Smith aged thirty years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-05


The Suntish TrGgeiy-ATrest IF wilson and
Examination Of Witnesses.--The young man
Wilson, who left Suntish so suddenly, when the
search commenced for the bodyo the murder
cd girl, Allen, was arrested day before yester-
day Mt Belmont station, on the Central Ohio
i r., by officer Marshal of Suntish. Wilson was
secured and taken to Sunfsh the same evening,
where he is now confined awaiting examination.
The preliminary examiSation of VIM. Swain,
one of the parties upon whom suspicion rests fer
completely in this foul transaction, commenced
on Tuesday afternoon, before Esquire Morrel-
We have no reliable information as to the evil
dcnce elected, but learn that Mr.. Forcman's tes-
timony in regard to the clothing and general APP
pearance of the two mcn seen by him. from the
orchard, on the day OF the girls disappearance,
corresponds with the clothing worn by and the
appearance of Vim. Swain and YIN. Morrison,
at that time
Another witns s, Mrs. Brockover, on the Sun
day of the murder, saw two men coming down
the valley, in the vicinity Of which the body
was discovered. She Thought one of the men
was Swain The examination of witnesses was
continued yesterday. .. tss.E
we learn that the prosecuting Attorney Tor
Monroe county, visited the scene of the,murder
on Tuesday and found upon the ground large
coat button aud tme eoeered rag, which had
evidently been used to bind finger wound. 1t
will be recullected that Swain and Morrison
engaged in plastcring house for some
time before the girl disappeared. If this be
true, it is another link in the already long and
strong chain of circumstances against the ac-
cused The button was tohave been compared
with those upon the coats worn by Swain and
Morrison. upon the Sunday in question, but the
result had not transpired
We shall publish facts in this important case,
as fast as they are developed. We expect to be
able to publish the result in the trial of Swain
tomorrow.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-05

The Best Proqf after GU of the superior ex-
cellcnce of Dr. Il. S. Todd's Lirer Pills, is the
fact that numerous instances can be furnished,
where these pills have been in use, in the same
titmilies for ten, tseeuty and even. thirty gears!
These facts are known in this city and else
where. Can any evidence be more direct?-
Todd's Pills are for sale by all respectable deal
ers. I. II. Logan & Co, General Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-05

The Weekly Inte!tigsaeer can be had at the
counting room this afternoon. 1t contains TWEEN
ty-five broad, clear columns of interesting read
ing matter, consisting of news, city, county,
state, foreign and what not! The Weekly Ia
telligenesr is the cheapest paper in this part of
the country, being only one dollar. a year in a :
vance. Five cents per single copy with or With
out wrappers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-05
NEW YORK ELECTION.

Nov. 4.-The few additional returns show
continued Republican losses and the result of
the State considered doubtful, but claimed by
the Democrats.
We'll informed Democrats claim the State by
10 to 10, 900 majority. We see no substantial
reason to alter the estimate of last night, viz:
Republicans small plurality. 1t will be several
days before it is decided
interior indicate the almost certain election of
the Republican State ticket
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-05

TAXES! TANESu TAXESiN
which Ihave had control having
suspended the collection until this PERIOD and
the time making being hope all
ment SAM'L IRWIN,
octI Sheriff OF Ohio County.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-05

4 -NistaEe.-Tti is sung of Daniel Tacker that
he came too late to get his supper Not so.
The cause of the fight on Water street last
night was that Daniel Tucker, of Marshall
county, got his supper and wouldn't pay for it,
when the proprietor of the tavern essaycd to
foo: up Daniels ar-rsar in a suaa-mary manner.
Daniel got his dues but the proprietor didn't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-05
FROM pHILADELPnlA.

NOVEMBER 4tl.-Thcrc has been an unusual
pressure on the money market to-day, and 24a3
per cent. per month are the rates for the best
paper, accompanied with undoubted collateralS
Wool not cnquired after; some dealers here have
part of their stocks, and one has leased
a factory to work it up.