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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22

Cheaper than Ever.
~ REAT DISTRESS and heavy losses in the East; Railroad
" Stock, Bank Stock, and all goods forced on the Market
aud sold RtruinOus prices to the Importer and Manufacture
er. l have just returned from the EasteFt cities and have
purchased goods at those rninous prices, and / now offer to
my customers Tnd the public generally, goods made up to
order, in Goats, Pants and Vests in the neatest and most
fashionable way, and r~eady-mnde clothing, lower than they
havs ever been offered in this market. You will get fine
clothes for the same You have heretofore paid for coarse
Come and buy [oe26l a. 81. ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22

SHAwLs.- Gentlemen'sl Travelling ,Shawls, Of beautifu
- styles and qualities, for sale low for cash by
WHEELER & LAKIN,
sen2S No. 9 Washington Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22

Iris n most undoubted fact that DIR. Sanford's
Invigorator, or Liver Remedy. is one of the
greatest discoveries made in medicine the past
century. 1t has been a study of the DR.. during
twenty years practice to find what particular
organ, when diseased, caused the greatest num-
Der of ills or pains, and his conclusion is, that
the liver is the greatest regulator of the system
and the most liable to disease, while if kept free
from disease is preventive of Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice, general debility, &C., while last but far
from least VIC mention consumption; for oare X
%perience is that more cases ofconsumption occur
from diseased liver than from all other causes
put together.
Taking this to be n correct hypothesis, we
have but to find a remedy with which to correct
the liver, and we have a cure of nearly all the
diseases we are subject to by simply using a
preventive. That the Inrigorator is such n
remedy, is beyond doubt to all who try it, for
its virtues are such that for all complaints ariS-
ing from liver arrangements, it is an .%unfaiiing
remedy, while as a family medicine, for all dis
eases Of the stomach or bowels, which are caus-
ed in a greater or less degree by liver dcrange-
ment, it is the safest, surest and most efiicacious
remedy known.-Prin. Press. dec7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22
THE INTELLIGENCER.

TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. %, 1857.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22
Second Stock of Fail & Winter
Mnaio Musio

T IsT NEW MUSIC, just received this morning: Thalberg
L. walizes; constantInople Quadrflss; Rescue QuicEsteP;
Spanish PandangOs; Ethiopian Polka, Quadrile; AnvfECho-
rus, from II TrovatOre; nIett: Hear Ne, Norma; The Days
Gone By; FREELY, Sounds s ; Entranelng; Geutle Maiden;
Ny New England Home; Our Good Old Friends; I'm a Poor
Old Batcheior; Old IrOnsidesi Lamas Cottage; We Praise
Thee, Oh God. lnov2ll PAYNE 4 co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-22

pRANDIEs An INES, of all kinds, the best in the
move E DREW & BRAKES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12

The AIdermanic committee upoa the rsiiof Of broadway
met ava r n. yesterday, IN No Cay Hal. 5svsr~h
prom,nsss 0izcns who property Along tho eous -
the proposed nov avsnus, ware pressai saA catered
their psosssu sgAaa tas project, The following pcosssa
~as circulated among parties preses, many Of whoa
subscribed their names 10 IT.
Tho subscrbers, your petitioners, respectfully rceo
srs,s against she proposed sxtS.soa OF aeeeoe res
Fourta ensh street. tor mo follovsng reAsons'--
terminals al Union sqnare without forming snn-
u line witc Tho great DISQUALIFICATION other sde
VIZ broadway on the wcst aud fourth ayeoue on Ne
Hthe Commou Counoi desoymiae 10 sxtsad and widen
Greene street, and MAKE v . thosouxhfaSs 70 relieve
Broadway, thsreby divsrKins Little and termsssag
form oouunuous line With syoaaw xy north Of 1aias
iqusro and thus save tho appropriation OF vey va
liable property Fourteuth Street. fronting the sqssrs,
sty place tbus greatly diminish the purshoa q
sessmeeu resulting from the sEseuaton.
Thc proposed tormipa,lon OF 0scess street 81 Iosv-
eeBtn street. Being shn twen.nvc fce, OF Broadway,
would brns Two great thorousharcs 90 near tos sshs
and would greatly ibcrsase ne crowd Of carriages =
Fourteenth street passnG tboass them and mus hA1nrS
The hvss or pedestrians crussIns thsmths danger foo
this being gate serious IRON ths press q o.
rsges making thor entrances and exit from only 90
avenue (Broadway) q ~ intersectou witn toussssuo
street. and mis- canscr vonid bc greatly increased -
In The opinion Of ths rsnoasuants all these ob1ss-
vouid be entirely renedIeo asd rsle' essaly 49,
teal 70 Broadway would BE- Afforded By the propeesA
OF Grocne strecs with Uaiversiy piaoo-As
lsger being already sufficiently Vide o. by issviaa
Greene sucet ~ tits, WIDEN woss;er s'res from ~svS-
Veg place TO aud there select cad oqsa -
lesssn Ne expense " parisos vith the propossA e.
tension Of Green's sfeos, ssa eqasy sooommsdAas -
pubuc.
Rsuwics Willard Parker, n D., and otssrs rps ooo-
mree amer shor, sssson asiournsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12

ths focssps beng thoss Dorsey have never secu
door aud asked ne hsa heard noise shs ssid ".
slop PAM heard .he woman % out imnsdiasiy ate;
:cp Is. = empty !: sSs sss ~. o. g:
return thAs she said that Ammo LAY In the alley way and
Der % 20 and ory wso ~ but Ss' shs wsu % Is;
room, asd did nos como down again. 49,
Jossphtne Dixon 70 examinst, says--soon after hoard
snpy MO ne street; deceased lying n the Alley
WY; passd By her; dd moi SEQ any blood cnpted
re wSnss q sSs s1ss door thai sners Re- wss .omss
yins IN the s!ls{ ~ h~shs would not bother with
. ::s; . n To-. s:'s:' D !: s.
n ,s,s : =. :SSss - Ss ..s.
In about 6vc minutes he had no pants on but HIS
coat was on he told hs did pot hink was coming In
70 sssp lat night bsoausel late; no appea,sd
e :: :. :. Z: -. % . n. ss..
.asor = shs one owned BY Dorsey know . By she
toId me 4 va nav rszor ssad Il coaId oo< b, q
there were hicks on the edge.
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
bsye made pox nsCrte sxssninas,on q tos body Il
kcG1kY, Alias Ann HoPktns, n the FIFTH ward station
house; 0und two wounds On Va anterior poFton Of
the poC exte1AnG ausversoiy across from tho seern0
mastod neoe On ono sde 70 the same point On she op
vosits sios Of tho neck; thcy were about ono inoh
he s ss sp spS ss' q Ss q: muscle
csseh uApjured ;obe lower wound much deeper
and oSvered the caxod artery and yuauiar vein; both
WopnC was Tour inches aad haM In lepSth-sbs lower
sbo1 bur nohss arr Of tho opinion thai dsosased
TO Asr death nom hemorrhage from tls carotid ar
Tbe osss wss then gwen 70 the jury VINO aver mature
dehberatioa, rendered. the following
That IL, dsoessed came TO her death By nor throat
bong out by John Dorsey, BY means OF Paxof:"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12
Our aronsOn CosrespOadeucc.
TRENTON, Asroh IL, Il


7he Qnaramus Qnestiow IN the Nec Jrsey legislature
Oar Legislature BY rcseuisa IL 10 adjourn on Friday
o. this week sti may extend session sssw daye
longer. Important masers stil on hand and among
others the Governors norninasaB for conarmseou By
ths & nate.
Tbe QoaraDtirs Committee from your Ssats are Ia
trenton. and last nisht bad hearing before com mite
Of our lower house. whom their msm0rta roorrod
s very late shs sessiop oonsdes tss vsry tmpor
tsDt question beth States There great misappre
beostou axoug az or this whole matter, wnion Will
take time and perseverance, 20 cot
To appoint . 90 mmtee from one body ony 70 confer
without powsr Of action viii not 500, remove the
Quarantine 70 the best place Your commtaon has null
50 borty carry oct tho measure as mr. a. New York
Ia concerned Ours should have the same for Nc Jer-
sey, but ID doub1al whsthes, tha season, TIE Legs'
lAture Will grant such power
We dont hke the plan Of yoW eetsbishaG QaTan.
line on other end OF Stated IsAud ~ is 100 near
Amboy and Camden end Amsoy Railroad Nor DO
We y mpaahAa Ia pro- OF floating hospitals In the
RaxitsB bay Neither do wish ron 70 20 70 san W
Hook This queer and strange bat 10 really ths
plain truth Of the whole thing Aftor a you must TAXI
the best care you caa Of yoarsevss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12

APPLICATION BY TIVE ryBtJc ADMINISTRATORS zen.
TIE SALE or "a sqRnyLLs GOODS, on ArrraA
AND kFYEcrs AT NO. 81 BOND syKEsT,
nAsou line approaisos made BY the Pusne -.
II Ills oscrl the I'm ias,, for ian o<Aw
su,horsg The insdsss sale Of The rsods, ohstss -
saecssp Of NJ. Bs<sn ,hc pvsmisss No. 81 BaaA
street. ssd which ssjsssned un 70 day, sss s.ksn
up 81 the spponssd TINE. Tbe lssss OF M prsm6s1
houss md faynnuA .hiee Wa EVEN By Dr. burdsn -
doruueat dressed cot blct,sd oai by VIDE nnss
Of nL. 90 ne amdsvu Of hlss Augusta Cunans.
han vas sssn In regard 70 she furpuore go
lcass. win her soussel, william Il. sAas-A,
w Der side she made bar andavu before Ccvusnss
Mpoy, cxAcAs OF The survseases once. Tho parsss
bsyins oharae u tAs afdavM refused let the pobts
have ibs doconsns but vbea the pspcr COMES up BE-
iorss shs Surrogate 70 day pube yin soueuess haze
oppoys unity u Earning Ne nature and pu,por >
evidence before his court 10 expected stai Mss Az
sussa cusnnshan VIII 10 The nsS witnass upon No
pasd 70 DAY.
IN rHz xAIrxx or rua ESTATE OF NR. BLoooeeoe-
In the accounting Of the executors OF ths estate ~
meps ives mads BY Daniel Lord and ssscnfsss ne
cussfon OF The question vheth2s the rnf coo1s.s-
The viii was void usssr the ptsase 10 reyafs 70
W. The sssssc~ gave bic real essAts " nv e-eouss.
,rust his children 10 receive sssrq ms ecols
veraisy durpe their respective ~ Win remssosx
zee 10 tAsts Issue ssd IN dsfsah Dee 70 sseS rsy
iva ss,re' A. av The surroEaes held TIA ~ - -
ne sAAyeu osk ~ sstsAs br we, - ssnsnse 60
mo, ~ tsas - eseh rsspeefivs anare ncrs Ne
rsrsso. Of Us powg Of shenanss beysnd hvse
h. ssps ana tasresors sss tbs Sess wM noa vosd, ~
L Aid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12

SLAVES GorNa SOUTH The Montgomery Ala,
Mad ot Monday evening issa Mys.-tvf shs ~. weex
or two ire number q waves carried BY the Assams
beats oowp the river Tor Nsv Oriea~s has seen are
ROAD. . s,nlv roy virxsnn aad North vsrosns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12

MAJ COuur ov INQRfnYs-1ha 1Ap 81 Ltcut.
p,.,,,,,or vss ciese4 saturday. Surgeon nnssa<,
na.s Rrsd and Lieut. J. N. Mean, q the united NaAsa
Nsxx ana CsU1ns WIN Ipmss, Cap>ain rredeysck EnRia
I,ssi lanes boyIs ana Com. Gregory, ersmAved ~
10 fsyor 10 sddinos 10 those be,cys pucnshed On he
c.yt Of me governmenk Lieut.. maxwell woe6hn fAe1a
h. HAYES Lieut. a. r. Bee< and capt- Racharaa were
Also srarred The Naval Court Of Inseyy yessey.
das morung engaged IN listening 10 The rspy In Ne csss
Of Lieut. Pepningn which vas rssd W NJ, PHILLIPS 90
Of s.s counsel -wsFxstr uNssn, kNcA 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
/ IRON the hexiQp Extraordinary, Feb. Ill

WsEb IN GHWWAHUA.
Toe Nat eU~<c~ y informed Of great sensation In
hlhusbra arising oct q The discovery 81 unso-un,,r
sich peNsr o. gold The mines are represented AZ rb
rtAsr Mo ssyssss 20 rcvud In cahorusa Thsy are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12
MOVEMENTS IN NORTHERN MEX

rom NE fr0eorumhfy, req.
In = late M nssr q car psge. ws published several
movements that have been set on foot here win toe
hta OF ovsrru nnngthe ettreme nornevn territory Of
Mexico By class q yse-thinkin3 psspe called hdoas
tiers. A deem duty most clearly 70 be 70 sut
tain constituted end recognized order insxco We oAa
not lee these ri present trivial. hwiesS manifestations
40 unpotccd ana only sstusished tina the asni
press do not lay hold u the matter In proper MAJ
GER ass instead ofdeains In ths vides. and moel
sophisticated desunoiatoaa OF these pissuoa enents
sueGest Something OF . ssiuta y character.
snoud ahbussefs down upon Nc Northern safes
Of MEXICO the play OF Idle words will not relieve tue
country from the injuries that may oversase II frou
unlawful expeditions. Nothing, In epiuIcn,
can aspire to relieve the country from ali fear Of
Gnbusterpg parties but intelisert and uncomp~oms
n,sssursssucb would leave the adventurous OF nj
countries wide and ~ stvsntaxeous field OF acton
on he Mexican so Afforded 10 the cia OF
in other paris a North AEer'cs. RS sg,s.vssb'y ne
true policy of kegtco oord 20 fcvTcnf mfr Mercds
ans assd tssfstsacns greater hevfts and advsntcg-s than
ere nlov~d eoh1rc BY the mmediste adoption cf this
systsm ali feays might be n once removed Of 1uousier
nvsssocs rnese are bat vcvy lev people who Wish 20
nsciicp with any unla wful expedition n 10 onlr the
promise 81 great gain nduoc any one, eroopt
tboss AyeAay lost all seRe Of rsfn 70 jsn an unswui
erpeAion. Bot when there chance OF large ram The
most stsAdy and cslcu atns commercial men AZ once lay
asds their oonsceucrs scruplcs, and are induced 70
jo,u their fortunes W sucn erpciiNous.
Tse shbussesinf elemes q reality 10 day 10 popu
nIe shadow Of doubt, created an syaricious fecins
against Mexico, and rsres are already organised 70 pos
ses themselves ri the mos. valuable rossessocs vishn
tbe borders ~ this republic They are "a We are ied u
besve backed up by capital 10 large amount sad srs
slrcssy " ,hsr march 70 We fronusrs OF soncss VIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12
ROtsffsL STU HUfS, FresF, !
GRO. w BLUNT.
RosrRT I. YAYLoR. !
CHARLES IN. MARSHALL, !
A. Y NELSON Piesident, !
gf.KOOD WALTER. Sec'J, ,


Tins bu has been drafted 70 sun all psrtas In crested
In the commerce Of this port Mr. kccresdt VINO rsvre
coasans inter had amended 70 suis that In
,s~est, and there Why should not ~
once lav. Those who the nst Of disasters
10 the New YORK pilots pubnshsd In the BssALD Of
roesdsy, vii appreciate the necessity AVN a. pro
pry properly proccans % imporssni cAss OF men,
ssd ne therefore hope that when the bill brought up
IN the Assembly VIII psss body wsou opposition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12

vas ,old 10 By JesephiDe who lived the house rave
ocsr McCora vas scss 70 The station hoess vito the
prisoner fund bloody shirt ai the foot OF the bed
william A. Martin. keut OF the fifth ward police. de
posed 10 follows IL was in command 1t the nnnon
nouss curing night, about half pes, O'Clock .ae pr
sosev wss brought IN he sppesrsd 70 be very snsry
partially intoxseased ana not spsak him - the charge
The rszor csss sas ioasd in ossi pocse. Of coal ."
yoscphiss pixos reading ., No Q worth street. being
sworn ssyss-l i've via Joseph DIXON ~ bis vie as.
ocased has been staying win me Tor me as, wes1 ne
went ons 10 w>s me sreeAs ssovs half socs ss
evening; l sat no waiting Tor her unni halfpns ~
ococs Al that tine hhssrd The Org ~ 50 ne person IN
sSS,so The VIII dow cad ,sosed ont, Whoa saw msa
through sne alley way ana 20 into tne noase' ne
csne al ,hs way W .s,rs he vss co!srsa man, ssa
ssd asked woman, Who vas IN bed, sne nesru ,ne
no,se; she sAi pes, and had heard man 90 40 sss
went bsck 10 my rooa: In . few moments an onicsr
knocked nj ny door, and esquwod about tno msn w
on Ne isassS ieog S.ss ' sever ..su DORSEY vs Dc
ceased Dorsey wss drunken and eaarrelsome msa.
pesnsr Br~do. res'dips a No sWoftn rres, oenk
in my asa night wen, 70 bed - bal pas. ssn'
Dorsey did not come In tn setvecs ~ sac occcsi
svose me Wien he cams in be vas quite In hqour; be
DID not speak Ut brst bet oiosed the oeafoo~ gee.
end remained sine ousss room fev moms".s 40 s '.
| him "yeu have bean Drinking he said mimi yoss
busness he then usdressed sad vent 70 osa. Aaa
in few nmuns began 10 vcvaii be toos on ss sass'
shirt and threu over the line - An usos e.s,o.
there vas q nsht Va the ousar the she'll sss
stains Of bod Dorsey has uesied No vsy .s,
for pass ave wceks; NE night before A. ne nroo'
| ne On The head he has also threatened NE pSsss,
| wears . fiazed cap, biu,sh ovescos. ! dcnt nnos
vsst he dofna IN the o<hsr room osore 10 came
bed; he locked wicked "" slr"a spes.
| him: I recognize ths sbirt shown me Dsrssy
| lydia Grsss res,dnx n No Worm svesA Rsng Nv wu
| ,.ys--I i've % the nrs acor, vih my MONIES ven
| 10 bed about nine o'clock about toe mnae w We ny
| hcsra woman scream h IDLY, ION Lfop' nx VOC
| wss ird'-~fss, ana heard gurEms wme sne ~
l tcrtswxR. heard the skeps u man gong psN m
rSen 80 zoe sss'Ts, spp~renry nh narrf rscoxnss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

FuM Watering Place ftVutably known tothe public,
coponed the pon OF visitors the lat day
ot June
haH. ed the services General Manager, OF JAo l.
In the American Hotel Richmond, ta.) whose long OK
rercnco In aud wo established reputation
gentleman and caterer sufficient guarantees thai eve
effort viii be made give satistaction to guests
The powerful curative properties OF ta water AMI lta en-
caeS all the Stomach Liver, bowels Nervous
we'll aitc.ed by the many tnlmeEt mi
rnculeu which have hscu effected by Its We reof with
confidence Ia all the former patrons of the pla q,
\ complete BArlilN1 ESD ADJUSTMENT has since last
been added To Tor the comfort OF our
visitors tor hcr particulars refer 10 the Cards, 10 be-
found III Hotels Cars, Steamboats,. Nc.
spit ua lno of Four lerao Coaches will convey visitors
Shnv this pare ~ miles good road with
only onc hill between the points
BRIDGES HOLT, Ptoprleors.
JOHN T. LEE, Manager.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

FOREIGN IIoNoRs TO AN AMERICAN SURGEON.
DR.. w. J. Holt, Of Augusta. Ga, has Just re-
ceivad through the Russian minister 10 this coun-
try, the decoration of Commander Of the mpe-
rial Order of st Stani-laus in consideration #
his sci vices during the campaign in the Crimca
The cross is. of massive gold aud beautifully
wrought. Dr. Holt appointed member Of
tho order of st Anne while still in .service of
Russia and this second compliment now that
he has left that service. testfrs to the Cars
appreciation of the ability with which the sur
geons's duties were discharged. - Bait. Anl-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
Correspondence of the Baltimore Amereao.l

Nec Yofk, J0W2 3.
There was another decline in the price of cef
cattle Yesterday. but not large enough 10 mike
appropriate feast and public rejoicings, for the
simple fact that all good fair buIlocks sutahl"
to make respectable market retailing beef, sell
for prices equivalent to eleven cents pound, OF
over for the meat, less the value Of hide and fat
Good bpeves were scarce, but not so with poor
ones and some of the lncanest $50 the owners
Think sold at mean prices-siil not generally
below nine or ten cents pound for the meat
These continued high prices may be all very
funny for farmers they are not So for beef eat
ers Thank fortune it is probable bread and po-
tatoes will be cheap, and butter plenty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
HECTOR DAVIS.


FOR IlIE SALE OF NEGROES
{A e house tfelg ooapiai By PtLifHN DITfSoH Frank
In Sf,tf. Richmond. Ia
III, rndoavor by attention the interest Of
w thso opnnstnR their business him to merit the
fehnfe a. hb"nly bestowed on the late al rua
Davis aud sncis the patronage n the public generally
haNr jail of my aud will board all Nerrnos intended
Tor my sales at 10 cents per day. HECTOR DAVIS
|HNll Subscriber most cheorny recommends Mr. Hector
Davis Ia his fids ot l., nehburR and It's vicinity, mud
Pdges for him The true representation of their interest aud
sors Tor him their patronage FMf oFfhi will be Mt
h Auction toom- on ftenkln Street Richmond WI, wher.
Vi" he happy 10 me with hlonds visiting Rchmond for
the rntpose of selling Negroes II. II DAVIS
Il. L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

MAY ord 1857
GEORGE NJ. RtCI\ER.

II NiIIIiIT KII, Va
AS fest received the following very desirable Rnod to
which he invites the attention Of his customers aud the
BUYERS Of Dry Goods generally
FrnRcs and 1ars buttons assorted cpoIs tp MATCH
Black MORE Antique Ribbon, tfyr trimming Baaquos)
Iind and Checked GlnRiamg,
BLACK Tamtan. "a beautiful Dress goods for mourung)
say Biuc, Marin Luuse Pea Green and Black MunsiHs
Steel Spring skirts assorted aiyes Hgr5 d'srablc9
Nhacbono do
Black Anqac and Lncc Manc very beautiful and
extremely cheapD
Black ChRutia Lace Nantes, Din great yarieiy)
Irish Linens Hosiery. Acxandcrs Kid Gloves, Sc
All # which viii be aid extremely low Those wishing TO
avail Themselves Of the benefits resulting from tho price
will find their interest greatly promoted by calling and
making their purchases fro,h tins House. q. NJ. Il.
may - IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
BEDFORD ALUM SPRINGS.

TuNSE Springs situated eleven miles from iynehbuig
j mil tonr from the Forest Depot IN the Nn 4 Tenn " X
will alwnya he rendn,
sengeBt aud the SPRING. The water of these Springs
has hecn fully established md acknowledged by Of the
mott pmlnt phy scnna Of iha country to 10 SpNlREllN
SrEtFlt Tor Srruna aud MI diseased II Inns
failed In cectinr dyspepsia aud all wonih dis
prnapsus uif aud all kindred dseas.a
lent amongst females
The water have boen recently analysed by the
reliable 1hems tho United States aud pronounced
hY them Iodine linn mineral uHier yet
discovered It0DIS " DEW icy, lroph
July X diWS tiw
n.t slN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

yuNuIs WATERING. place. u NOW open for
tho Of visitors II Is situated the summit
tho Alepiany Mountain In the County Of Montgomery
~ miles from thrsiiRnsbnrg Depot the N
rinit & Tennessee Railroad
Rreknp health pleasure this place affords
tho deiigifn where to he onnd In the
mountains Virginia The powerful propores OF ho
water long established. all Cuancons Diseases
Stomach aud Bowels probably eSeeia any
In State throns Datrhna Is regarded as specific
Annie arrangements made convey visitors to
he Springs In splendid fourfiorse Coaches. man.
aged careful experienced drivers Also extra limo
ri toaehos ~ ho ke readiness any Of the ad
iaornf watering. q other places OF resort.
Bnatd pen mouth e3a
IltOs " FpWLKES
! T.. EbMiNBSON, ; Projectors
c. u. GARDNER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-27

FROM UTAH-St. Louis, July 23.-Salt LIKE
dates to the Cd inst have been received. The
affairs of the Territory were in peaceful CON
ditIon and general prosperity prevailed Rumors
of the Utah expedition by the general government
attracted little attention.
The emigrant trains were progrcs sng rapidly
Grass was abundant on the plains and the Indi
ans were friendly.
Public charges of official dishonesty were made
against the surveyor general of the territory
Several statements of his assistants have been
Published, accusing him of reporting and pocket
ing the money for work never done; Withholding
The pny of his assistants and appropra,ng it 10
himself; negleciing to mark the surveys and then
reporting that the posts had been removed by
the MorInons with other serious msdeneunors.