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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06

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Reaninn. Xlbruar 27. 1857.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-05-06
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Satpb Say
Gottcn. april %. 1857. rq
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
Large spc cWintiOn. ~ Sugars.

ON the receipt of the Empire City's news at this
port ON the afternoon Of The It'll inst, from Havana
The theory OF II short crop of sugar in Cuba became
confirmed, which mfornltion with accounts of I'M
favorable weathero the Island, caused rampant
speculative feeling TO 90 up Agents of Spanish
houses, II was snd, received large orders to pur-
chase IN this market speculation and prices i'm
me.aicly advanced from | al cent per To-, fully re-
covering the previous depression. Taking the two
days OF the 3 and 6 inst, the sales amounted to
about 900 to 5000 hhds. and GoOo hbls. of refined
crushed sugars, ofan aggregate value of over 900
600 OF dollars The hhls. sold weighed about 400
~ each which, at current rates averaged about
$50 per hid.
immense profits it was said, hal bcen realized by
some houses engaged in the speculation Prices
have, however reached such height as To seri-
ously interfere with consumption: and when n pinna-
Gle Is reached by speculation, the probability of n
reaction and collapse will become imminent -Nsp
York Heyaid Noqi,g
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

r-opalatioa. MIC taHt 50 - = HajlHue :. the
side OF this living aud moving muusrosiiy. No Pill
srim crusader in pact ages ever yentured upon
such an expedition ~ Is NOW undertaken by educated
Christians with u huge den OF vice and wickedness
sw all ug them nj is close.
The picture given Of these denominations By
indgc prtmmona. shows that tyranny, BY a natural
sequence Of escns has been brought in aid OF deu-
son. and that when uncc the unhappy proselyfcs
have been enrbppcd room i. allowed Them for re-
reulauee return. It's this which nggrasatcs the
cnormiy II this institution. II Is terrible enough to
think OF the deluson itself bat the view becomes in
iaitely more alarming when il is known that yio-
lence and terror are prepared TO overwbem any
symptom Of peuitcBce or reInorsc. This feature of
MORN Ynism, at any ratr. We may hope 10 see extn-
pHishcd. aud such AN exposure as i now given may
tend. We rust, 10 open the eyes Of even the weak
ct aud most ere.iuous To The real nature Of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

! 4. a.a..4s. ION Vt iafaisn psufar. aud crifni
mails. In this speech he demonstrated by ofhcisl
statistics tina, the increasing political power OF
tho North due, in agrea, degree, to the i'm
migration Of foreigners. His BILL however. had
too great smack of Know Nu;hingistn about II
for Democratic Senate. and, We believe was
never brought 10 vote.
lie was. enpbniically. an honest man aud
true patriot The Memphis Bulletin in the
subjained paragraph, dues no more than justice
To his character:
,Jnige AI4m. was kind and iree friend, his
nmiabillt Of character nigh akin 10 the gou,leness
Of wamaHs and in all domestic relations mild
qaa iHdnIgent He leaves large family 10 mourn
= uutimriy taking oa.and numerous circle Of warm
personal aud political friends, who sympathIzc with
then 'uecrcly in their sad bereavement lie was,
81 early lite. consistent member OF the Baptist
cha-za. an died jealous communicate of that de-
nomination."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
ArlIL 23ri ls57
GEORGE NJ. RtCKER.

A. now IN" pleasure taannouncc 10 his customers and
the pna' that Lii STOCK Il taHry tiood. for
me season INV gnci' lie h".s the pr-
sous wanting rtHg t"HtH aud good Good,
assortment roinrffng A. Il does 20
aud astes oil almost every buy Of Dr tiood his stock
bV found.
French Worked o'ias AMI Sececs from tho cheapest tn
the 1iutst5
Liuch Collars aud Sleeves q great yarietv1
French Worked Pocket andkt rehir fucsrv all grades
Lace Sets Collars and >re,, toi Maltese aud Vacur.n.
ncS1
Cambria Sets Collars aai Sleeves d.red some -ct,
r,h)
thahlla Lace Manth.s, very elegant
bl Moir' Antique and Ia"e Mantles very elegant
Silk Robes On great vsrirfy.)
Plain Paid and Striped Stlk tspleniid assortment
Inc aboN" named goods ais, all be
at prices "hfh Cannot a 10 satisfy that tn. system
OF ono Ptos'y the best aud only selling
goods
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
The ScRs0Ns'Crops

The papers at the South and West are many
OF them relating doetu accounts of the pros
poets Tor the next crops of the leading staples
ot the country: These have become SO common
every year. that but very little attention is paid
70 them. They IRE got up frequently by foolish
spectators, who are silly enough To believe that
such idle tales, constantly reiterated every year.
from tho season of planting I'LL after the harvest
Is gathered, will affect prices and sometimes
really nre reports from small districts where the
crops defective aud the people suppose it is the
Same everywhere else. Over our widely extern
d1d country there is no danger of any serious
failure of the crops, from bad weather. Some
there will always be enough. unless disease, like
That which lattetly has attacked the potato, be-
comes generally prevalent.
1t Is yet too early to speak with much conf
dence OF any great crops except wheat. and that
will undoubtedly be abundant with handsome
surplus for Europe if needed there In some
considerable sections of the wheat region of the
West the crop will be below an average, having
suffered by the winter. But the planting of
largely increased extent of land and the sowing
OF much spring wheat. will more than com.
Pensate for any deficiency The wheat crop will
ne very large IN the aggregate, larger than last
year' though the average number of bushels to
the acre may be loss
he receipts of wheat and corn from the inte-
nor have been light thus far in the season.owinc
no a'uot To the backwardness of the spring. the
oeu STATE "' the roads. and the busy employment
Z" Tue farmers III planting, Added to this il is
ho' unike'y mat the Western farmers ,ecolect
The mistake they made, last spripp in senJipg
lA acaAIa. int al. 1. a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
The Late stephen Adam. Of Mississippi.

We published few days ago, an announce
ment OF the death of this gentleman.
MIR. Adams was member of the last Senate.
his term having expired on the 4th of March.
During the tendency of the great contest in the
extreme Southern States, few years ago be
tween the Union party and the Soeessionists. he
warmly espoused the cause Of the former His
party. under the leadership of Foote was sue
cessful-and Judge Adams, who had previously
been member of the House. was transferred to
the Senate. At the last session of the Missis-
sippi Legislature, Jefferson Davis was chosen to
succeed him-and he had just removed to Mem.
phis to pursue the practice of his profession
when he was seized with mortal sickness.
1t is somewhat remarkable that of the promi-
nent leaders Of the Union movement in the
Southern States. only one-Howe Cobb--has
escaped political destruction. Foote was sue
ceeded in the Senate by Brown-Adnms by
Dsvs-Clemens by >Clay-and Jenkins, we be-
lieve. has been twice beaten for Governor
Judge A Jams was not brilliant orator. but
he was laborious Senator. His speeches in
the Senate were always short, but pointed and
elective: The only elaborate speech he made
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

fhi. "fini thr Ite-rut seH-uu out viii not iiupru
badly err ON the opposite extreme.
lotion from the too early commencement Of n
laree planting. is somewhat back ward. aud man
fields will require re-Planiing. But The high price
Of the staple hns caused every planter to cutiyate
n much land a. is possible; aud with favorable
slinnei, the crop. though lnte,will quite probably
BE- one If the largest ever made.
Tie most relinbe information from Louisiana
III regard 10 tho sugar estates is favorable though
W. have nothing, as yet, definite and fully reIia.
bic.
July and August the months which make
the corn cr"p.
The hay crop. quite ns important as any in the
country, promises well, aud if there is no cpidem-
lc disease among animals, shall have meat
more plentiful next year:- Boston Irapehtr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
The prog.c-- ot fso,.,nuisu,.


The p,o.r,.- a., uo,m,,,.m
From the londnn 1imr. Anil 500
On the borders of n great Salt Lake IN the heart
of one of the most terrible deserts in the world
community ba. cst,hli shel itself which anplh 10
make us blush Tor our generation aud 10 winch tho
history oil mankind hardly furnished q, ptrcllol Bnt
a very few vears haze elapsed since m tnposter
named Jo.eub Smith prole ed Ia ,e III REGIMENT .i
"A new revelation from & I'd On tn strength of this
commission he produced "a Bible and funded a re.
ligion aud before his death, which occurred during
a riot within the walls Of \ goal his tcneis bad hccI
ndopted by a considerable number ot followers
The scene Of the imposure was IN the United states
and Mornnnisn ns the neqy prrsnn>ion WAS dcsigna.
ted prrsenty became lnsal,zrd IN A CITY OF is own
From this sent however 1t WAS expelled by tho a.
harmed aud indignant popnlaan OF tn vicinity and
the Normons carried tbrmsclvc. mud their institu-
iio,s INFO the midst nf Nildetups. where II seemed
probnLle at he time That they would esrapc the coz
niz+n,r ,nd ,ant,r ,r tl.;r i,,lay,,nan Ra, r,e'.
snrcpi f,,,,,s ycr. ,,,, thr,u.,l III. aiseo,,rr AT
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9''ei SUI" - ~ ''".n '"'' ""n ''''' "'n =
NE '"P''a u MS INSTITUTIONS III 3"ea INV
',p 'e' ''i 'i' ue"Re' ~ o'e''t'E ~ ts' ''',"=
t' nus met 81, H"n'I'N as t,af'tN 10 'I'ni' ol 'o'
5naoua ',1n "o'" o"il'a III ''e H"'N''s' WINS VI
l's ar WI
me i'aaiA8 feature OF NnrmohFh Is Po9g"hy
tha tfe'A woman III INC settlement sa' Inc mt''} ol
Tie s. @he may ha'r raised themselves ~ Wlhori-
tE I'll ~, hurry, ct MY "",tes# afr claimed and
appropriated hy single husband, and, hs the pow
er oi the tnier' Il supposed To be hlenncd WITH the
direct mission a ihn Almighty ihete Is no escape
from then decisions. The same assumption dspen-
ses also with law for no law cnn pretend Ia nuthori-
" comparable with the will ot the supreme Bong rs
revealed through his aicegerent upon earth To en-
force, however, an obedience which might only be
theoretical rendered or which an the abatement of
dension, might very probably I've r=tuzrd, "A system
of sanguunry terrorlst has hcen -auizcd aud "A
band OF men stand sworn To rNp.ufr the bphests
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
Npnrhbitra e-fry.'tau
Wedm esday Mormimz. May 10. 1851

- We cali the attention advertisers 70 thu Importance
tAe advertising medium pnr dails and
papers have large circulation ~ the >antweserh
part the Stat. trade seeks an outlet At
he VIRGINS rstes There daily published within
hundreds IT this pnln and tho completion
o. the Virginia Railroad the ne ct the lat
ter state contribute The NRnau the paper
thsi src.ier send daily elcgraphe Information -
h,ar. In of all others which dpuhtes viii ensure fer
IL greatly Increased circulation For The int mana af
reaicfs Ia would state thai intend
p Srficear attention o the markets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

There is n lanentabe amount of truth in the
declaration of the Nicksburg Wing that: "nll the
i-ms that ever cursed the country have drawn ON
democracy and It's great apostle, Thomas ,Ieffrr.
son, for support aud all, sorry 10 say,
have found mid aud comfort in the practices OF
the one aud the teachings Of the other" Radi-
chlisln innovation, freedom from governmental
restraints. the right of each to say and do what
he pleases disregard for precedent and authority,
demagoguei-m fllibusterism, higher lavish, aud
the whole dirk brood Of i.ns have been Matched
under Democracy Democracy, its friends
may say but nevertheless form of it incident
10 aud ipSsperable from the use of the name and
the medication Of the theory Of Democracy!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
Parif,iug the Drmocrntie PARTY

Col John Willis Of Orange County has an
nounccd himself Ms n Democratic candidate for
Congress in the Alexandria Congressional Dis
trlct in opposition to G werner Smith. His OBJ
jscf he says, is To purify the Democratic par
ty." We frar Col. Jshn Willis hns u hopeless
task before him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
Allegheny springs.
The editor Of the Ralcigh Register thu. speak
u The water Of the Alle shnny splIngs:

Of The water of the Allegheny Springs:
For dyspepsia We helirve that Allegheny Water
is n sovereign remedy 1t cured Us OF that most
iormenling OF diseases, and We have its bench
cia effects upon many others In tact we Iafc aeeer
knpten II 10 mi, when properly tired. twill Of course
have teadcr effect when drank AZ the Spring and
aided by the braci & mountain climate. but when tn
ken nj distance from the fountain, II is per
severed in, and proper diet be observed its good
effects, in sGunble time will he apparent. We
knew great many to il in Peter burg aud Rich
rnond, last summer, and without exception, all OBJ
tanned relief from H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
GynchhmrG Humber Market. Ap. I3.


TLOI tive h1Vc no Change tO note in our quo
tiiens OF flour Holders ask ~ - for Supcrfne;
and nothing doing. a
WIIEAr.--$l 80 FOR redand 81 GO for white, are
sill the quotations for Wheat
toHN.-Therc is no change in Corn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
viruiniau J~h Priatiua ONCE.

Tho NmGIssS JoB oTfIcE has been lifted up viii great
aud supplied with the most extensive assortment oftvrr
Of description for the sai rrni exeelte Of ali
nis Plain aud Ornamental Printing IL a andfr tire
perinenaence Of Mr. u g TDEAklF by whom al 'fdrrs vii
he punc;ualy flied. distant patrons shl @ HrPuFty srn
ed home ani absosd aciiuiY 81 ei"i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

We are authorized to announce Dr. Booker
F. SMITH candidate to represent Campbell
county lin nari1 in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

Authorized TO announce Gro II. LrM.
NoS as a candidate TO represent the county Of
Campbell in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

We are authorized to announce +. b. DrANE,
H.. Esq, Of this city. candidate for reelection
10 the Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
Georgetown Cattle Nurkrt. Nny -,

N brovefs kcst The offerings Of the week reached
only $50 head OF heefcattlc 100 of which were sold
NJ : 5oa6 - per loo pounds. 10 left over. sheep
wont eli n S5lG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
Nicxaudrin Cattle ylnrL,t, May rs.

BEEF CATTLE >54asGl gross
HOGS S94aS94
MUTTON Si4aS5.
LAMBS S3nS3 so
CALVES SLAB
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
JOHN CLARK,

y Y , = z a T,
OFFICE Al MCCoRkIt HtO. MAIN STRtET. IYNftpIKG v,
N Ill continue 10 give lis personal attention To- the sale
ct Country Proiuc" Of every dccriuion parruarI,
tot nti lie of louao. ntttcrs himself that I'll an .n
rerenee of - Year, Tia" buslncss interest of Planter.
ana arhrls VI" not 'a'f y being placed IN his hands Rea
hand. InriN ~ ,vU
jan - eodActs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
PARTICULAR Notice.

- aud Pounds Of LEAD lirE, a-sari,d sil. from. -, =
inrh raafei Also famfs, Hydraulic Rams. TOR l,,nr.
brnas ahH iat'd Counter Nrshha>ins Shampaonii, RIA,
atd SIP t+k- Marble "aelhass. Water tIa,,s Sie,, :,
baths BUN lhhs il"sr i'ie> G"H, iass BaSu Pay. A.,
81 u. Nt"N- hhd TN Nt-rtr. s,eIl below TIA Vi,
k"t, Main -. Iynclhnrg. Va l. = n, Is,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
a. n spring nnd snnmcr ,urhic,nr. Inr1.r,

Spanish Mixture stands pre- among all others It's
snguarly efraeuus the blood rcngthcnz
and NNHNfn2 qutrs the Liver; cadc
eN IL drive all hemors 10 the surface Thereby cleaning
SNse according H. Natures presc It's ,rnlas
and at III" same time extraordinary good cocs
Der of cures testified IT, 10y ii the Respectable
Richmond Va and elsewhere he conclusive r,rltutr
ha there mo humb about Tho fr,i di sns, bot a
VIII satisfy the skerucal u hentilts advertise.
nent ia another column.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
uO1ty. i,.,AxA LOTTERY.

Vt ~ he' " ia lax ~ IN In Ith # md
ihth ct June Persons dtSreu, Of ing then ick n, I'M.
celebrated Lottery al items, Ives IT the or.rny
"hleh - no" offered ar particulars scheme
mona W my Bltn"re Patriot AMI tt.rrie de- Fiat, m.
Whole iehci. - Halves Go; Quarters 81
drawing Will be forwarded rs The .uit ,cam,.
KNOWN scheme VIII accmupa..s o,rrv Ticket
~ "iu'is '" nc addressed bon kbDiGIES.
nla - df& eli Care uf POST t,t,rl, ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

GA swollen and sth JOINTS and other Complaints to which
are all subjects have los their terrprs Prof DE Graft
L.tt Oh Is warranted to relieve short space
ui ume aud with rhng expense II be had of the
agents here See al 'euscmeut in another column.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

n from ~ 10 - from faes Sraton, Annals NJ Con
grrss from their Regs"r"i Dctates and from thu ,fr,I ~
ported Debates by John g Riv"S by 1hps II Benton Nv,
'os no" ready IA" above work viii furnished AZ -
per vul application.
Ltsl.ltS Fashions also received i above for MAY
Its ,,,,t,.,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

feIh YIN ms renal ks ON Dyspepsia says he m"sl chc
u mtdu to improve the and energy of the
'thnt prepared by DR. Geo - Green and called the Ofgsea
I'D Bahrs
would publish the recipe for preparing tbs valuable nod
en- II knew what was, hut AS do not only
mcid It's 1t 10 To be improperly called tters,
nj least in tr popular aoccptno of that
~ nenhol or other spirit aud Is rather Than hitter
Though her" by the way cannot earnestly canton the
dveepr sufferer usng Btters the basis Of which
s#nhol or oher ardent spirits They moro urar real
energy 10 the stomach than whip gives strength 10 the hpc
Ih' stimulation Ntirh they excite h only Temporary and
20 b' t'owe 10y reaction, Which a lenp Will inevitably
weteeut The 81 une III tioleiLe OF winch sIeAs
UhN at,s these ol j, tons.
Nome gruutuo auie.s si-nolI BuTTS ON Tho wrapper.
-Ntst II W lpWII 4 co. Is Na-hiu Street, Bos
ton fmffl,fa Sid lay fhoir agents every where
For ,de Ivy II SEAf.
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'ifphi'i i'lN DIN.
Druggist and Chemist Richmond Va


Ptrfuhed brcntk.--Nlat lady or gentleman Nu,t,l
hhor under the Disagree " hen rsig
DbWDENS DENTAL FLU Will not only rr,, Ter +,
sweet but make the teeth white aiahasrr prev,n,
ache and preserve them from decay. Accommodated v den
tstS and physicians everywhere.
Beautiful Complexion be attained by use II "a
moves pUpes, freckeS the skin soft and
h' mpartinga rich roscatc hue Il greatest cos.o
ever known being free from all matter Irirs
cents. For SHELBY SrRUrHER WllTEHEAD
sFABItR & JONES
IL.
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..arI, Mh..c Iee.h. pcrn.nca nrcn h. >aun

aud Healthy Gums he obtained uSns "poWdris Den
tai utd; It affords instant rcivf and prevents toptachs ar
rests decay and prevents the formation of tartar.
DOW DEN : DENTAL FLUID is rcrngtr= by the vf,l
eca profession As being tar superior to oap lwdtrs
waeT &c its constant viii prevent decay Ac man
aVA'S teeth are heir Recommended by ia. no EAI,IS
lNn'hUnrg, va DIS. PedSaus hudson, Richmond
IL Cosby, Petcrshurg Dr. Mann Charleston L. DR. Ia
som Raleigh y G. and Dentists tveryMhrrc For sri, Nv
SfkpIHER Il WHlTEHEA D. I.yH,hburs Va and hv ali
Druggists AMI Merchants " hoiy-aio by "
GEORGE DOWDEN
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


Holloway ls quickly remove obnoxious matter from The
lilo Il aud thoroughly cleanse and the These
iii certain remedy for diseases the stomach and
H4yes
sold ~ Tie manufactures. Ne "a Maiden Lane York
and - ~ Strand, London; by all druggists 2ac
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~ ire>h lot OF those beautiful Cashmere Promenae S,
so eagerly sought after at salesroon. TIN,
cnry ne" styles to oe tnnd where else at the "A.