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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-12

/ TERMS:
/ Eeepiag, LsctIrsS dud fstnaHSsiE, invGrtuGty in 40
Sr FR9 G34rss IL ladies Dsparie,,i
NHR PRoPRIETORs take great pleasure in expressing
their thanks for the gratifying and sue
which marked the OF their institution since
newsd exertiOns he 'aOst S1ieent 'naasE te
rapidly denana iSf @ aq St
experiences Principal in heavy Banking aud CONNER
ca Houses assisted by educated aud accomplished gents
has enabled him to bring to degree VI perfection
5isa TrfSED Fl BS Any oTER ISsfYuToS
student by this process, sdriled at tile DESK tdtVtd
Of s AsepaStSnts se duties Gs thoroughly as though he Ad
serVed GpPrenticesh In sonle Lurgs C0'H'noTctdt
HOuSs: thus all aWkWHTness faering, and eBTeglOus
| blunders are, in great Deasure dissipatsd -.
In addition T. our S ] or oi aoe Of h.
most eminent In Ohio to lecture on commercial
our course Instruction extended to partIeGlaT1e
Rs but RR R R free anS full
sScirntic PrncplesLectures upon Commercial History,
orapS Go%mercisi pFodacts Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics OF Trade Part
ncrshp, &c.
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
the Unioh npars thorough interesting in
10 coneu.on we would add, thatwe shall put forth
still eminent degree the nat
sr1g rsGspGn with %eh our snS[Pfssy S PSro sS e tat
course Of eTcaHti'e TIA" can 6E'Fs@ at any
Among the many reccommsn ndaons, give the follow
iDg-
1--WE, undesssned, take pleasure In e.tiyng that We
personally acquainted with Mr. Grangers ability IS an
Accountant and Teacher Of Book Keeping which Of tne
couutant heavy Commercial and Banking Houses which
him superior facilities in impartng tTdcttc9
knoieed0e q Book Hesptng and thorough Commercial
]. ]. ALLEN, LII. D.,
--rss President Of Farmer College.
te LORIN ANDREWS,
TTAg President OfKenyo' College
To young men who wish to acquire "B4stI kdLcd'
tOa" think IT affords facilities very seldom q1nisa
Mr. GRAsGER has the rare Of
edge aptness in teaching, added to practc3L CounB
Room experience feel confident that ron
College will be fully competent to keep the most cO''
Gated setI BOOks
A. p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
j. j. JANNEY, secy Board Of Control, State Bank OF y.
J.F. PARA, Book Keeper at d. 7. Woodburya.
d. OVERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank:
H. z, MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gus and Coke Co.
C. B. MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley Co.'S
aeFF-Por full particulars send for circular
GRANGER d ARMSTRONG,
fe4-1v PrODrletOrs
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E'Lt FISH AEELtlN A
Wy A. EDWARn5 hlO. have iast TrcciVei, - tsFtF
w GroesFy corner q AaEtst Ena QsioCy GreGtls
follows:
RfO C0Eee, sardinea,
Roaated CoGss, GoE1 StaFcA,
6FOund Vanilla ChoGolatss
AsEtFaet- - Coeuav
1HlpsTtai Tea, Parma,
Young HysoR Tea FermiGsla.
q PoeFdcF PFuneG,
Oelons " Hrtsh TuE1ltnsa,
Breakfast " Fresh stTnEberEjes,
Rice, EEesh isarises, ..
Engiish Split Peas, Preserved Ginger,
kiee l1ouE, I.eHlon syrup.
No. Nackerel, bhls 4 kits slEa1beTFy sTEuE,
tFSh SiluloD, EasFbrETy - -
Potomac Herring, A eenerul aslOTtn't of aplaGl,
Seatch - eiid olla-
CaeunlbeF Pieklss, RIlbrrts and GltE0Bs
MNed FaIkiEk = HasSeys Eost1A
Walnut Catsup, Ale,
Tomato
Worcestershire Sauce. JolEsOa's fine Lamp Chsvtng
american Mustard, Tohaeco,
~ The abOEe Stecg has been earrfay seleelsd u
Eas1sTn markets. and frieuds pnhlio
10 call and eNAIa1s prepared ioaoss
m,S wa EDWARDS Z BRO.
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTES

OPENED THIS DAY, ana nov ready for
sAle,A fresh supply of ChIckeEtng 4 6oul ed
l3 II 1ebFatr Piano FOTtss. Of beautifal Eaek WGl-
= nut and Rosewood Gnish, and for bTlllianey e
tone and lghtness touei eEF ila
country oF Europe, lowest nallsaea-
prices, ineludtnE earrinEe.
Also, Prince Co = MsIOdeOns, style. with fan and
hall swell Of hne RoseU God lnh, and lowest Buo
prersi with geneEal stock af Martini Guiala
Italian, french and German VoInS Vlolineelos Eutea
Plies bAnioS tamboFiDss, TnnflE fUFa, tie bEas Ilal
win All other articles IN The music lls. snd ns
WolssIS rstaa 4 tie Cd lu.is saa Vsrey s.ors
40. 20 Union street.
my2 Jas MEItOR.
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.sPoor OId UnoIeINed. n u

"And he had wool on the top Of his head,
Oh the place where the WOOL ought 70 ETOU."
NnERE folks nOW-a-days in the same lamenta.
6e nX with Uncle Ned. They may soon change their
s0ns Of woe to Of rejoicing, they ui only the
means which Art offers to Nature, aid her.
EmeRaOn'S Hair EsRsGoEnaIWe I D.
Is well known aud valuable HAIH TONIC. There are
those In Wheeling UhO t-ty TO Is power in preventing
the loss Of har aud ia restoring axuriant growth EheFe
through sickness otherwise, tie hair had unfortunately
fallen out
Enrrson's Hair TOrIc Is for sale BY
7. II LOGAN 4 CO,
deett Bridge Corner Druggists.
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=, ,r,L,S OF ADVERTISING.
IA l ~, a. SoZPAgEIL, OR LESS, CONSTITUTING
\ LINE " A SOI-AHE,
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BEAALf' PEI 90
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! WHEELING va THURSDAY MORNING,
TRANSPO ORTA A.TI0N...
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE
RAILROAD.
@ a.

PlEN THR o. U q II.
DIRECT ROUTE TO CINCINNATI AND THE WEST
Two Pnssenser Trnin. Daily each way.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
~ TRAVELLERS,
rN1yIce DAIY Sunday night eSGsptedO between Rich.
mond and Washington City via Gordonsvile and Alex
andlia. n,,sr-
h9%5a %ond 2. n. and 1850 PM
Returning leave Washington. ..6 A. NJ and = r NJ
anu. anu =, n,cbmond Z. $50 P. NJ and 1 AN,
Baggage checks and tickets, through between Rich
mOud and Washington. ,.,s,7 80, s-,,,. :, ~,
md heinz in excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTIIERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
ste OF always securing connections, AS S shown by ar
walls daily at and Washington city In AdVSnceoI
the Steamboat line --a nEso
P1pH ngrWEEN RICHMOND WARRINGTON. +OoO
An Omnibus will be found always ready to take Aroag1
and haggRge of wearing apparel between
the two DepOts Of charge with ample te Tor them 10
tnke their meals, whether going North or snuth
Through Tickets be obtained between DanVlue ana
washington ut the Of the Road now nearly COM
peteJ to DanvIe An Agent OF the Company viii receive
Inc Checks Of passengers from the Danye ROa and at
tend to their baggage all the Way TO Washington or ha
tiInOre Depot. l.. -.
TSerer no change the nigh. between Rsh-
InOnd and Alexandria. Is4
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT..
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CITY BUSINESS.


~ Writing Fluid.
cIECE tiI supssIof FAD I Iat scl bss5so ~ pGA9
- nearly $50 yeaxa q has besp eoE1tGliE Ea1g n
fAsoE, ana preferred - rAzy - IL flreea Ar
nold Fluid.
DurtnF te past year tlesty ad plne ~.
tes, torhuT with arsaltgE Fils8 ilEE1sF have bec sd
banksts and uFeAants Gne4ana2i, LSuEVifs Rte9~
buh Daalo CleVelad, DetroS- IelBe Haul LaflSsl1es
Vineennet indianapolis, BElngVs, FTHoTtt LErGtonR
Nashville, Neuphils s. LSeiI, Hrtars sathon tete1
and HgW Orleans. i has llRo hleB aapptEd . ~ en De-
paEineut5 Kentucky, Fennesaur md 1salspPi Ttbas
taken tlTs- fFs eaas Dip0lls ~ tha ltlliesS
Cincinnati and Louisville and four piponag and PTlE Gs
lalS slatR FaFE held last Fan Iu FOE, ohI I1aaa
and ulinoIs.
ms following Inerehants tankeT1 S. UhesIn, bsra-
t0Forr usinE ATncd's Enl Lax, FuFeAssd IL Bls
lrF3 Book.Eevp Writing Eluil:
Northwestern Bank - ViFTnlas mefehaHtl = lechlegs
Bank 0s Wheeling; Rank of WhseRp CEecsnt Msnlfaeta
graph oes; RaItlnore Enl Oho EaIlFoaa O1eE AeLlrs
IIQUle; Err, HOLLOWAY Co.; Rnsseu AleAfF. GtE1,
NatthsWs Co; r SEeeasF Gaa; nsase CoHEilE 0t
Boyd Boyd Ott5 Oliver Fy0E5 jas r. eient c.; tEI
din, GlibeTsOu 4 Co.; Presa-
OcSO LaBlBDTS. GILHERsON ace
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

'rdi"fd iamily,to whom large proportion of ,b;s
property bei,Dg- Nov we ara ON ella sic rro,.a
indeed. e'''"'
Iiere. even here where we stand was ..T..,.
Coffee HOUSE, memorable. Ia Queen Anne,.
reign as the resort ct the wits aud gallant. of
the dry. opposite.hy the ..Did iiummp,n." H.,
tel. stood 'Baifnns. Moving a score of ward. ar
East from "rnm's" we come f., the Nn,,b..a,.
corner of Dow street. Herr stood VIII. CT.
House, al older ayd more honorable. date tn,
any, and ~ called trn..l one Villa n lrrxi, ~
kept it. Let us old Atlantic friend aud traveler
run back upon old times tapes tring 10 tho ral1iek
ing days when merry AMI vieiou, Charles W..
King not ne of Whitehall. but his ..n"
Castemain's Charley. Nell CIV, mes Charley
Portsmouth, Charley. every wonan's CL.rle.
with a marketable virtue and hand some face md
form. The lower itnor l. rented. it was in leo,
TO u woollen drapcr.) aud SO pass we up stairs 10
the first floor, lin America secondly and in I,
the wits room. let US rather choose this re-
mote corner and be lockers in Venice. Tba
room is well filled with II seeming gondly com.
pany, and many are standing, while the re il n
chair unoccupied by coy corner of the fire.
side. Yet n"body seats him self there II il
DRYDEN's chair. There he sits in that partien.
lar chur, in winter, which. when the flowers ars
out and the sun is kind, is taken on to the hal.
cony and called his summer chair. Lu here be
COMES; with Il gracious smile arnunI Ia ,ho.
of his comperrs he assumes the chair, and
iourishing his box with an elegant, yet coxcomb.
cal air. he regales his nostrls with a pinch If
snuff. There is frantic desire among the Young.
er present to dip into Mr.. Drydens box, and
many that night go to their beds an inch higher
in their"wn stature of esteem for having enjoyed
tn" happy privilege. These, the raw, second
hand beaus. having snufftd themselves retire +,
their former positions, at separate tables. where
they are immediately snutfed out by the mag.
ntude of the presence of the greater light,
around Dryden Green and blae ribbons and
stars, the magnates of the land come in OCCASION
ally, and the best Of conversation is carried on
till midnight.
Cor. usion 0 morrow
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

What l. the origin of the word "foolseap." as
applied to paperl Folio capo-iirst size sheet;
Italian. What Of apple pie order, as meaning
complete. Cap apir.from head to foot; French.
What of beef "a applied to walters at
tablet BgGetiers-s board men; French.
What of ''dandelion." a well known green for
salad! Dent de lion, tooth of on-thc shape of
the article; French. What of country 1nncp."
in Englshl The French conire darse. FROM tho
position of the partners. What of tie word
"scamp" One who er eGmpo crit" az flies
from the field" What of the word ..luneheonlr
The daily meal of the Spauinrd- at eleven o clock
called "i'once," and pronounced Fonchey. Many,
in our time. call it their eleven O'clock" What
of the word "tandem." az applied to a team Of
horses! The Latin word tandem, meaning sim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

ply Of leag,h: practical pun. Wba, Of ..hroun
study,e a. m,'anng deep rfaeeiionl E,id,n,l"
Jroie study, from the German, braun. msaa;n5,
beor What of the term ''lankerl' The man,
ner in which the Indian. endeavur 10 nron..,,
The word English; which they called y,anI.'.
What of Stumble bee or humble bee J. "
curious. Doubie don, tdoublo cilr) from ~
brieh, yellow spot, The bee In called IN ie W.,
Of England, tho "lnmbedaar." Hence In. cor
ruption Is ea.y Whit of forced meat n. nm.
piled TO the balls put in soups, or the "stnt,ing"
of poultry The French word 6a,cfe stuffed. .
1t should rather be ''fareed meat" What of the
word "lark as meaning ffolic' The Anglo
Saxon word "lnak," meaning play. So a ky
lark i the bird that frolio.. or pays, or rejoice,
or ''arks." in the air or sky.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

The failure Of the Silk crop is not Il mere local
calamity are its collateral evils mined sole
10 to those engaged in the silk manufacture; for it
has largely contributed to the monetary derang".
meut from which England aud France are but
now emerging. 1t becomes therefore question
Of general interest to ascertain the true causes OF
,h. enormous falling off in in production; to in
quire whether it may be considered IA merely
temporary aud accidental calamity or whether
like the disease in the poiatoe and the vine, It's
recurrence or continuance is to be apprehended
and if So. what steps should be taken to arrest
its progress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21
uooIs ncatiou,d 70 the u bie now Lost OR Ut


Al your request. have copied out from tho
collection have mnde. the ten unwrtten Il
Think lot books, but should be glad to be set at
rights hy better information:
|. The Prophecy of Enoch. See Epistle to
Jude, II.
IT, The Book of the Wars of the Lord. Nun
xxi. II.
III The prophe,ical Gospel of Eve, which re-
laie- 10 the Ampurs of the Sons God with the
Daughters Of men. See Orgen CONT. Celsum.
Teriul, BE.
" The Book Of Joshua. See Joshua Y. ID;
and Samuel l. Ia.
V. The Book Of lido the Seer. SEQ Chron. tx
% aud vii. Is
VI The Book "f Nathan the Prophet. See
as ahnve.
VII. The Prophecies of Ahah. the Shilonite.
See a. above.
VIII. The acts Rchoboa.n, in Book of Shema-
iah. See . Chron. xii. Is,
TX. The Book of Jehu the Son of IIanani. See
. Chron. Xxx. 81.
Y. The Five Books of solomon. treating on the
nature Of trees, beasts. fowls, serpents aud fish
cs. See | Kings, iv. 33
II. YOU may add the l5lst Psalm. | have ii
some where in the house; but cannot at present
find t.--Nr 4mes to Mr.. DE Costa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

1t is now evident thai the election of Mr. Buchanan
is moral defeat II is equally evident that the war
between the North and the South did not end the
4th of November, 1886. II rather had new begin
ming then, and will certainly not end before ls60
We perfectly satisfied that the triumph, as it is
termed, Of the Democratic party is the success
of forces and the definite vindcation of principle
"A simple respite for the present, without any
rity for the future.-N. o. Deta.
If this is true rs the great Southern Demo
cratic organ says ii iswe ask, with our able frend
of the Memphis Enquirer, what has the late great
war Ct the people amounted to- II there were
dangers besetting the Union, and the success of
Mr.. Buchanan not 10 remove them and iEau-
gurate n new era-an era Of peace why was he
elected at ALI Why did the Southern friends of
the Union vote for him What has been accom-
plshed We are told nothing. Nothing! Is that
the mouse that sprung from the laboring noun
tain? Is a postponement Of disunion the boon for
which the people so hotly contended during the
past summer We were told TO vote for Bucha.
nan to defeat Fremont. Why defeat Fremont
Because he was sectional candidate, But now
it appears. according to Buohanan's own friends,
that his election Is regarded settling nothing.
but that the sectional battle is only deferred for
ytnis' WY uiu uot MS iIitIius TEL Inc country
so before the eleotionl The Americans were bat.
Ting for the Union forever. Their success would
have strengthened it. But that did not suit the
plans Of the sectionasts of the South. They live
by excitemen.-breathe it. eat it. plunge in it
swim in it. And so. tho disconnected spirits of the
sections are again sounding their rallying bu-
giles for 1860. 1860 who can traverse the time.
plain that stretches betwixt this good day and
that unknown standpoint" in human history
1t is clear though that the iac,ious will employ
the interim in preparation. No compromise can
be effected. Both are committed to the doctrine
of mo more compromises" Buchanans admin
istratnn. it seems. is to be only alull-an arms.
tice- at the end Of which, the hosts of opposition
are to concentrate their accommodated energies
reform their squadrons, and rush together again
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

ion OF Capt. Cook, Of Klopstoek and Schiller. ii
Of Bit. Napoleon. Josephine. the Marshal- of
the Empire, Jefferson. Hamilton. Wieand, Her
der. Goethe. Cuvier. La Place. Gay Lussac. Bee.
thoven. Water Scntt-in short. of every great
man whom Europe has produced Ter three quar-
tiers Of n century | looked into the eyes which
had mo-, only seen this living history of the world
pnss by scene after scene till the actors retired
one by one To return more. but had beheli the
cataract of Atures and the forests of the cassi-
quiure. Chimborazo. Amaznn and P'pocat apefi;
the Alinian Alps If Siberia. the Tartar sieppes
and the Caspian Sea- Such splendid circ OF
experience well BELTS life of such generous de-
vo,ion to science. | have never seen 80 sublime
an example of old age--erowned with imperlsha,
ble success full of the rpest wisdom cheered and
swe.tened by the nobest attributes of the heart
A ruin. indeed No; human temple. perfect "a
the parthfnnn
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JO1QN CLARK,
G . vi VI . SION MERC INA NJ 7,

OFFICE AT MeGoRKLE& Co. MAIN STREET LYycHBuRG VA
NNlIl continue give his personal attention to the sale
"i Country Produce of every description particularly
to the nt h of Tobacco and hatters himself that with an
perncc OF yeas in the business interest of Planters
ana Farmers VIII not suffer b" being placed Rea-
sonahi if3 made ON Tobacco aud othr produce
in hand. TnliN CLARK
Ia lnnlA rt.
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,,;a +, sshle weeds like himself. The events
If tbnt day we're well calculated TO make deep
i,enres.on on the mind Of the gallant boy, VIII"
after lref but brilliant career. claimed, rs the
be.t reeompense II his services the privilege
flying beside his father in the stately mansoIeuh
RAJ sed by Philip fer the line of Austria.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

The Louisville Journal, referring to the fact
that Gov. Willard of Indiana, lately advocated
the doctrine of squatter Sovereignty before the
Democracy of Mississippi and was rewarded
with the hearty applause of his hearers. says:
We cannot but regard this fact as most deeply hu-
initiating and disgraceful to the Southern Democ-
racy. In i8iS when the famous Nicholson letter Of
Gen. Cass was published there was not one South
ern Democratic editor or stump-speaker or member of
Congress who could be driven to admit that any
such odious doctrine that of the rghtof Terri
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

Since the opening of the present session of
Congress- TOM Black Republican United States
Senators have been elected by the Northern state
Legislatures one from Michigan-ono from
Rhodo Island -"ne from Pennsy lvnuia-enef from
Massachnsetts-nn three of them in the places
Of Democratic Senators.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

rcctr II the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad COMPANY
hell at the Office OF the Company in to city Iyucourg
SATURDAY the I'm day of January ls57 the follow ing
tious adopted.
On notion Res dyed THAT from aud the first dav #
FEBRUARY next the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
v" pay trho Stock hedbv trains running this unless
he clearly slteN N
OF I'll" cHahie egcnce Of tie agents employees of this
COMPANY"
Resolved That all claims against tbs company for loss of
ordamagc goods produce presented within tlg
day from the Tine such articles should have been delivered"
AeniN from thu minutes WIN. H. HUGHES.
JmSIi Secretary
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Int iasufctor a, Martins UarsI1asa
Hut n WE7u.EHEA


"r IN" sale u' Ppbacco. Flour Counrv Produce
lfNCHRuNG VA having formed ropartucrship pur
pose o Going fenera Commission sucss will give their
una vtie attention II al! ronsignnents made
Omrr In the Store Of George u mkt A.
p. Ruck,l. rl,q Ar WrI'rTIJEAD
Jan. lj / =. THOMAS g. HILL
REFER to Cant Jno NJ otey. Casheri3ank q. d Da.
WIS Jno 7. DAYS & Co. Sam NJ Garla.d Amherst Mayo
Cahel Nelson's r. G. Mitchell Cashier Merchants Bank.
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n VI pNE4 SNE--MERCHANT'S PROTECTOR
HlENl.S DETECTED ROGGES IN TREP1DATION-
broNs Patent SAFETY AGrn uctecoT Locks Money Draw
"ls" stores Counting Rooms Manufacturers and Brokers
o'nreS' hanks Fanlts Chests and Private Residences.
An examination of these Locks Store of
the subscriber two doors below the Market where they
also for sale at manufacturers prices. C. s. BLISS
ian Is
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rrGe only cents the best anl cheapest Paper publish
ed ia the L. s. and destined have yer large circulation
100 copies received MoRSEtS
ian -
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I'VE we w"nl most r"spcctfnv 10 those of ur cst m
cS whose accounts are still inserted that very
tluS u collect all of our end every year
Please call and we will take pleasure in rcceptng our
ace UNITS Very respectfully yours.
ian cots N.r,ruIAs G co
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tConel fusion 10 morrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

Messrs. Phillips. Sampson a. Co, Boston, H..
sue the LIT of December, uniform with Mr..
preseoits Spanish histories, Robertson's oels-
hrated life of Charles Vth of Spain with a con-
tnua'ion, treating of tho clostcr life of the En-
peror after his abdiea'on. II will be ia three CO.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

THE DuRDELL MuRDER.-The assassination Of
DR.. Burdcll, in New York. on the Both of Jan.
last, appears to have produced great excitement
throughout the country. For three weeks pre-
vious to the sailing Of the last California steamer
the New York papers were filed with the tcsti-
mony taken before the Coroner's jury. The
jury returned verdict to the effect that they
believed that the murder was committed by Mrs,
Cunningham and ]. J. Eckel, and that young
man named Suodgrass was an accessory before
the fact. The evidence against the two first is
very strong, though entirely circumstancial,
and public opinion has already convicted them.
The Coroner evidently believed them guilty, aud
during the investigation refused to receive evil
dence tending to exculpate them They will
probably be tried for the murder. If they are
innocent, facts will undoubtedly come to light
which will relieve them of suspicion. The evil
dence taken before the Coroner's jury though
very strong, was not sufficient to warrant jury
in finding them guilty Of murder.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-03-25

RECEPTION OF Mn. BRoDERIcK. reception
Of Senator Brodcrick, by his friends in New
York, upon his arrival there, was brilliant
one. No Intelligence whatever had been receiv-
cd there of his election, previous to his arrival
on the steamer aud the reception was entirely
impromtu, and shows better than words can ex-
press the estimation In which he is held by those
among whom he passed the early years Of his
life. lie was saluted on his arrival by the firing
of one hundred guns, and both branches Of the
Common Council passed resolutions welcoming
him, and placed the Governors room at his dis
posal for the reception OF his friends. A public
dinner was afterwards rendered him by many of
the most prominent citizens Of New York which
he declined, in consequence Of business rcquir-
ing his presence at the National Capital. Mr..
Broderck has many warm aud devoted friends
in this State, as well as bitter enemies; but hi :
worst enemies are generally those who know
him the least.