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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18


In the course Of an article in the London
Times of the ODD of January, upon the British
executive, and the mystery carefully preserv
ed in England with regard To IN nstoral affairs.
that journal takes occasion 10 contrast the brief
explanations,by ministers in Parliament, with tho
full and complete reports, emanating annually
from each Of the executive departments of the
American government, and refers To the last re-
port from our Navy Departments an example
of what report should be, and especially of what
should emanate from the British Admiralty. Tho
institutions and the usnges of the British govern
ment are becoming more aud mora popularized
and assinated to those Of this country. in an
article referring to the considerate and onmpl-
mentary tone in which the London Times il of
late accustomed to indulge in its illusions to
this country. the New Orleans picayune speaks
as follows. England has great need of America
as friend, politically and commercially. and
these two words include all her public interests
She has no sincere friends on the continent of
Europe who sympathize with her people in their
ideas of political rights, or who cordially assent
to her theory OF government. Largely in ad
vance of every continental government in the
freedom of her institutions, and the popular pow
er over the royal aud aristooratic elements, she
can never be with them trusted ally, if she
could get her own consent TO be an ally at all, in
their combinations and struggles for the main
tenance of despotic power-and all their labors
and struggles Of late years have been to maintain
some form of despot,sm against popular advan
ces. 1t is true. then. beyond question-and
the Times is honest in avowing it-thut the NOR
al and physical power of these free States is n
mighty suppost to England,in her inevitable con-
ficts with the alien institutions with which peop
raphical and political necessities bind her in
such incessant contact. 1t would be well if the
Times and the Government would recognize th
more effectually and consistently, by absaining
from those unnecessary conflicts with American
interests and American feelings which have SO
often provoked controversy, and constantly ere
ale revolutions, if they would make it evident
that their good will goes frankly with their inter.
.esss. and Abandoning to American enterpr SO and
American progr. IS, undisturbed by British in
reference. its natural field of expansion on this
Continent pursue its own peculiar paths with the
sa'ie prudence; 80 that the joint civilization of
The two branches of the same great race might
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

y late Paris letter has the following in regard
I" III" shooting of Mr. Charles Morev by >enti.
n"i at TIA" chchy prison particulars of which have
been heretofore published:
"Ihe Government expresses the utmost re-.
grrt at this unfortunate occurrence. aud promi-
s"s every reasonable rcparation of the wrongs in
their power. The adm'ni>trat n OF the mi son
are especially mortified. They feel that Mr.. Mo.
rey was in their safe keeping, and that they are
responsible Tor amy accident which might happen
f"hlm from their neglect. Their CONSERVATION and
Their profound regret the morning of the accident
were vsibly expressed. The French Govern.
mrnt have promised that the soldier shall be pun.
ished, and that Mrs. Morey shall be allowed lib,
eral life pension"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPT. AE 81. O59. COS G5.
+. ID CHRIsTIAN.
WM. a. READ.
DAVID Is. PAYNE. AGENT
RIO. ), PAYNE, NJ, ID, Mediu al Adviser
DIRECTORS


\. il. AnNiSrfAD, +. ID. CHRISTIAN,
DR. SAML. X COX, WM. a. READ
SAM. hCCORbLE,
rENlS Company commenced its operations I2 years ago.
Il with guaranteed capital at $50 coo which has accniuit.
lated 2 5"ous IS The 4t January, invested IN
State Stocks aud In Bonds and Mortgages believe u
doubtcaly good.
We know ct mode of investing money pr1isbY
The profits mutual fpr the insured n,
less than thirty per cent annually the premium pad
all, 1 Egts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

Husbands and fathers will shudder To learn
that the French fashions, set by the Empress
Eugenie contemplate no contraction of "clrcum
ference and cost. Says n cores pondent:
The latest fete of the Tuilercs was marked
by (f possibly greater extravaganza than cv-
or in the DR., -ses The Empress costume no
erinone could possibly have supported, so O.
normous was the extent and 81 solid the sub
stIucture.-The dress WINS pctticoat of white
tulle. with three skirts bouonp; u tunc of ky
blue velvet, trimmed with the iulle pnting> and
large gold heads aud a head dress of blue foliage
surmounted by diamond tiara all 81 Which, of
course, became her Majesty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
steamer Sunk-Thirte.u Lives Lost

he Bi'il,h steamer EsirilIln, Captain Cartel
from Santa Martha, arrived at Savanla on Jan
uary 20, 10 proceed again to tie river Boco de
tenc'a Tue above steamer, in company with
n small steamer called the Anita being very deep
ly laden with full supply of coal, (I05 tons
sunk the same day, when about half way between
SavamIla and Santa Martha. aud Captain Cartel
ot the E>tra, being close by succeeded in saw
rig the captain and fourteen men; the remainder,
thirteen in number, were drowned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
En-lnyiug IL ships Grew.

The following information has been posted at
the Liverpool underwriters rooms:
"lho keIpie (opium Clipper lost in the
China in 1916. and all her mud passcn
gers were supposed to be drowned. Intelligence
has Just been received fam China that the ring
of one Of the passengers having been lately oiIrr
for sale in Canton inquiries were instituted
which led 10 the discovery Of the crew and pas
songcrs not having been drowned but of their
being in state of slavery IN the Island of For
musa."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

rua Killer with cr ri on art: sales small
lsi hut brame known IN community tIc demand
rapidly far beyond expectations and every
person thai bought it would come after more aud speak In the
highest valuable remedy for all thote diseases
your pamphlet spoke of. FIR these recommendations
induced Ia IN families and continue
with satisfaction We hr sold Of the Pain
Killer than have since hetore Of other med
cue In the leng Of time and we do not hesitate tosay
that has better satisfaction the purchaser than
other article have rNcrsod Hurry OF business has
vented sending certificates but have in vicinity
fifteen huud 81 thousand living Witnesses who
testify their nohhors by day of the value Of Davis
Pain Killer Keep lar supply iathe West 1t Is inst such
medicine the people and tley have already found
that they the Fever aud Agne for twenty-five
1t viii cold in honra cough IN one
highland has proved Ia be the b. medicine in for dis
etsed stomach and many other purposes
LOCKWOOD q GRAHAM Sandusky City. Ohio.
For sale by Druggists Groccrs and Medicine Dealers every
where
f-b
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

THE ICARIAN COMMUNITY at Nauyoo. Illinois.
having proved disastrous experiment, causing
dissatisfaction to all concerned, the members.
now reduced from II g original aggregate of L.
200 persons to some four or five hundred have
petitioned the Illinois Legislature to repeal the
act of incorporation in order that the st, ok, now
amounting TO about $45, 900, may be divided \
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

Tie E,inwine paragraph. from n distinguished
member Of the British Parliament. gINcs IL an
inkling Of the character of The new British min
lister, with hriffer aud better 81 his vile:
IL hop, yen will like Naper. lie Is clever and
well disposed-sofnewhai formal and tif | make
bold say sol Bo-tonian in hi. manner; but his
wife i very pretty and III asant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
singular Slisidc

A letter from Vienna dated the IL ut.. in an
English paper. say:
"rwo suicides have taken place here within
the last week. similar event has occurred at
pesih, under tragic circumstances. llunga
rian lawyer and his wife had arrived in the city
with their young daughter aged twelve yenrs.
for the purpose Of soliciting an appointm-" at as
Judge. Their general appearance was elegant,
aud the lady had been much remarked at the
theatres account of the dazzling brilliancy of
her complexion. One evening the entire family
dressed rs for n frte, went 10 the bank- of the
Danube. aud tied together by cord. the child
in the middle lenped into the river in the midst
oi the pieces Of ice which drifting by. "A
piercing Shrek escaped the mother, and with
sistnnce the parents were dragged out but the
child had sunk. The father was deod, and the
mother, on gaining the shore, was found to be
mad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

The following ntrocity was committed by an
old bachelor, who is an editor in Wisconsin,; -
Why is the bridegroom more expensive than the
blidcl- because the bride is always girea away
while the bridegroom l. usually sold.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

mich would have been the making Of them
l.tgmo5els in England had been wrestling with each
other and with me- both mentally aud physically, for
the honor of conveying my luggage TO droschky But
much more had TO be done before could tie allowed
To depart All the passengers had TO enter APP
pe,rance before fat old gentleman In green and
bright buttons. who sat in high desk like pulpit,
while lean, long man. his sHborlHate sat Mt
other desk below him like the parsons clerk. This
fat old gentleman who spoke English, French aud
German wheczily INT hnentiv. good enough to
AK me Il few questions had heard before on'y
ngc my profession, whether had ever been in Rus
si before, aud what might be my object in coming to
yl3ussia nov
lie entered my nnfNers vast lc lger, and then,
To my great Joy, delivered tn my beloved foreign
Office docdment with the adsire to get myself mmnt
rieulatcd wtbont delay. Then paid more eopecks
10 a dirty soldier sitting mt table who made Mus
coyile, his mark on my passport-ior do not be-
lie, he could write then more copccks again to an
other policeman, who pasted something Ikea small
pitcl-plas'er my trunk AMI then struggled into
"A courtyard where there was u crowd of drosehkies
md securing with immense difficulty, two of these
vchiclcs-oue for myself and one for my luggage
Was driven TO the hotel where had concluded to stop
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

only article particularly suited to Children.
If wish their heads entirely c,ar Of Dandrp RIOS
SERS BAY LEAVES
If you wish to comb their heads with ease RosSERS
BAY LEAVES
II you wish bcauy their heads and give them the APP
peafancc little ladies' and gentlemen, ROSSERS BAY
LEAVES.
YOU wish promote the growth Of their hair and cause
t"0 glossy and uxuant riuglets use HOSSEKS BAY
IL ANEN.
the parent wish these beneficial results your
htu. kossfRs BAY LEAVES. Procure supply
OF sIKOTllER ~ WHITEHEAD, the only agents for this
eli feb 9d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

An aueioncer'S clerk being directed by his
employer to insert in an advert ,emcnt copy of
II rr,co by RatlaelIe, wrote, "A Fresh Cow by
Rattle
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
expand 50 a. % cover. to rue.and to ciyilirr the

In the Senate. an Thursday. Mr.. Crlltend"n :
resolu,i' affirming that the vie Of Wisconsin
was null. aud ought not Ia have been o"unied'
was laid on the table spnd in the House no
further action was had an the subject
Congress has been guilty Of grave omis-
sion If duty in not ahjudicaiing this question:
now. when il might have been settled without al
fecring the re- saf Of the Presidential election
Hereafter it may come up on some occasion III.
volsing that result--when passion and prejudice
AMI interest are all at work TO persert the Jadg
meni- AMI corrupt the action of The peoples rep
reseniati,es. In such an event the pence Of the
country will be alarmingly jeopardized aud II Is
by ~ means certain that the defeated party en-
be induced to aeqoiesce in the action of Congress.
We lopo the question will if practicable, be
brought before the supreme Court
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

A lnaobnst at Memphis, Tennessee. has con
,riyed what he calls marine locomotive, which
he /, confident Gun be constructed 80 as To
mike thirty miles an hour. The invention con.
s.t. in using two huge parallel hollow screws IN
place of the present keel. aud revolving them by
means of steam power. So that they will cut their
way through the water as common scrcw cuts
into ,oood
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
JOHN CLARK.
C o M M 1 S SION ME- ANT.

OFFICE Ar MCUoRKfE Co. MAIN STREET. LYNCHBUnu VA
M I'LL continue TO give his personal attention
of Country Produce OF every description particularly
the ar lie It Tobacco and aers himself that an ca
perenee of ~ years the business the Planters
and Farmers Will suffer b. being placed in his hands
s1nahe advances made Tobacco and other produce
in hand JOHN CLARK
ianll nnlN clA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

that Professor Holloway has been presented To most OF the 10
of Eurnpe Because the public is deceived in the
intrinsic worth these medicines Almost OF Asthma
Cold the Chest cared by rubbing in plenty of Ointment
mud using the Pills.
sold manufactures no "a Maiden Lane. New York
and No 2l Strand London; by all Druggists at 25c
69 Al box feb l1dlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

CUNED BOSTON. january lG. Is5l.-t Gentlemen Re
s.uiug al ppen medicines with distrust 1t not until
had been REDUCED. h,lpcssness aud the skin Of pY
had failed to benefit that could lac prevailed upon
ht The solicitations Of friends try oxtg ated Bters
for dyspepsia adoase from which have suffered III all It's
Terrible forms. a about eleven
four weeks since commenced using these B ers. and
the hi the ad tcaey of the medicine
my restoration 10 health
glad Of oppo tunity my influence in
mcung this medicine those afflicted with this horrible dis
ems believing that in all eases If - spcpa viii prove
positive benefit, % ,ifcc ual
PHILIP IRISH. NJ ; Aslburt1n Place.
None genuine unlesz signed butt on tue wrapper.
SEIH W. fpWI.E & co, ~ Washington Street, Bos
Propti, tors sid by their agents every here
Iaf sale by J II SEAN.
Il Z .IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

BosroN. Feb. | i-'Ihc developments relating
To tho denth of Moses j. Gardner, Postmaster at
bingham, have led % the arrest of his wife, Abb
gail Gardner, on suspicion Of having poisoned
him. Dr. Charles l.. jackson anaysed the sto-
mach OF the deceased, and found arsenic snih-
cent 10 cnuso death. Mrs. Gardner is about
forty years old, aud native of Maine. Mr.
Gardner WIGS highly esteemed, and tho clronm-
stances attending his death have caused much
excitement in the community.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

Fanny kemble announces course of read.
lngS from Shakespeare. IN the Fremont Temple,
Boston t" begin next Monday evening.
Miss julia Dean lIayne has abandoned her
trip to Australia, and returns to New York in fine
spring prior to voyage to England
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

bill for that purpose ha- been printed. aud will
PROBABLY pas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

We>e" pretty little paragraph in the papers
headed God bless the poor" When we look at
the influence of wealth upon the minds hearts uf
many OF us possessors, are apt to concln6e
'hat Gods providence has already blessed the
poor in making them So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. run>nuuL. oC.L.sr ANDAuHI-


ir consulted
y Oifce hours from A. NJ to ; T II.
From 'hr L1Hs0h inns
nuUhr q scientific gentlemen assembled Yesterday al IN"
house Dr 1nrnbn witness the result produced by pro
faneed By the Doctor aud applied TOR the cure
deafness and blindness Between twenty and thirty pa
attended many whom if stated 10y their par n
lad born draf and nmi They submitted TO yar
winch II proved that their deafness had been
cured by the application Dr. lhrnbh remedies aud WHAT
whether the disease depended
the auditory nerve ruIure OF the tNnpahhh or
obstruction e the internal passages relet has b"c1 OBTAINED
complete effected without delay pain inrnnY cnlence
Several patients who represented That they had been com
pIefay Blind said thai they could nov perfectly well
w with hessrS Chambers that Dr. Turnbnll mas ny
hs pa an ingenuity, obtained grasp Of certain nc"
incdratncuts md methods calculated at deal
ncss sttrli p cured before. Iicb e dot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18
From the Boston Herald.
Another Fearful uy.tcry- Death of the gsRte
Il, - IliugI.nn.

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IN Tue Ga@e anu NY "'W of''', our ''aoe's
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OBTAIN n nun ,:.,.,,;..,
no 'a'"5'y u III '"' o"'' 'o's.sa'" VI ''.'
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son anu unusn !. '"' 'he po'"o, VI NJ y
VINO duf'hS "'s Ia, 'l'','Ss "c''o an '"' capacity
oi NURSE "'' H'''", "'u Ip'" "'i'','' ~
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dressing s'Ne'a' ''hen uny' 'n 'no ~" o'P
'etn2er Nv "'e,i'"'"'S ~" 9 ~, ~ ~ ~
STRIKING upon 'he nj W '"' o'seas'' s."e: in'
"eelaen. 'oc"s',nea 'nUo" pun nna ms 'a'i,,
physician was can'a' WI" 'Nalhineo Tue ihlur'a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

ueIes without health Nay to the sck' sp,caiy The Dys
world and all its concncvcn life itself, would
lie burthcn remedy placed within his reach and
who groan and fret, and fmc and com
plain day 10y day and night after night of the ills 10 which
they heir and which they have become possessed of by
reckless gard Oh all of prudence when they might
find speedy relief and certain by using few bottles of
BAkENs PHFMlrN BilIIUs We have known Thousands of
dYpetics of them the of the grave en-
rey cared by tins inv auahe medicine which confirms no
other poisonous minerals and is carefully
pared thar the delicate child take Il with
out the slightest fear Of injury.
Price 80 cents per bottle
To be hld all the principal Druggists In ynclburg Dan
vile famvic Fneasc Abngdo aud clwhcro throughout
Nrginu Orders promptly filed by addlo ing
feb 9-2w f. BAKER, Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

ladies should A. II Is sweet ana pleasant to use
b u, caretu aud tho lie written signature Of frof
D. trJth is the label, Hud blown in the bottle
AL others rascaltY coUutrrtias.
N shl u,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-07
PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSES.
c. scHMfTT X STARK,
''-' First street, Near nIafu.

First street, Near MAIN.
r ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURING
!" wish to call the attention of our old ca
w and OF everybody in want of elegant and desir
ahie Furniture to our new and very rich Patterns of
and In Hair Cloth, Plush and RrCcteI Which x;a1,
really for inspection in few tlaysg =, 80 - =
Every article in the Upholstery Line Is made un<er
our personal superintendent and expressly far he
City Trade: We make il our aim to sell as chsan ~
any house IN the W and all ask Is: give Us cal
before you 60 and spend money airsad s,l-i N
ap27 c. SCHMiTT AZ STARK
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-07
MEDICAL

HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
90 = OF = y -
Highly Concentrated Compound
sga3 Fluid Extrct Buchu. ,slEf
Dr1psy, UeaEzesses. Distractions. Secret
49, Diseases, feDsole Complaints, and aflJ3
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs,
Arising from Excesses and Imprudencies in lire an.
removing all Improper Discharges from the Bladder,
Kidneys, or Sexual Organs, whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause they may have orig,na,->.
And no Matter how long Standing,
GiUing Health and Tigor to tie Frame, and
Bloom to tie Pdllid Ckeek.
JOY THE AFFLICTED.
1t Nervous and Debilitated Sufferers, and re-
moves all symptoms, among which will be found
h tg.f.. saat. Iadisposition s.ltl tf
TO Exertion, Loss of
Power, Loss { Aemory
/ 49, difficulty of Brt.. .S,,s ,frTa
erai W eakness, Iior Dis
f cir %s e. be ssyS Feet
l. .Weakfulness, Dimness OF Vision, Languor.
Universal Lassitude OF the Muscular System, ~:
Hands, Flushing of the Body, bryness ofthe skin,
i Pallid Countensnce and Eruption on the Face,
Pain in the Back, Heayiness Of the Eve
lids, Frequently Black Spots Flying
before the Eyes, with Temporary ll'
Snituson and Loss of Sight; tf
,... Want OF Attention; Great
Mobility; Restlessuess.
with Horror OF So /. .lf Z.
10 cieiy. Nothing
il more de-
srable 10 such Patients than solitude and nothing
more dread for fear of themselves; no =
pr. ReIose of manner, no Ear t
Eestfness, no Specu- '
f lt lation, hut a hur-
Ht ried transta- 'h
tion
from question TO another.
These synrutOms il allowed IN 60 onwhich this TN,
define invariably remOves-snOn follows LOSS OF pow.
the patient may expire. Who can say thatthese exces-
Is are not ofe followed by those dreadf II diseases
| INSANITY AND CONsUMPTIONt The records Of the IN.
SANE AsyJUNs and the melancholy deaths Wv CON-
SUMPTION, bear ample witness the these
| sertons. In Linaiic asylums the most melan-
choly exhibition appears. The ccuneuapce is actual
" sodden and almost des;tute-neither nirth or gef
ever visits IT, Should sound of voice lit is
| rarely articulate.
fsWith woeful measures wan DESPAIR:
Low sullen sounds his grief begIiiled-'-
Debility is most terrihe and haShrought thoJrsarrv.
upon thousands to untmelv graves; thus blasting the
aml.tion % many nole youths. Ii can he cured by
/ the of this .rf- ls-ast
| INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
Ifyeu fesuefius with any ofthe above diStressih.
ailmeBts the Fluid Extract luchu viii cure you.
i Try l and 10 luced OF is efflcaCN