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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11
serious Riot between I'm ,ond Contractor md


u IFAtIDkS IN TIE UNITED STATES, NORTH
or SotFH-ihe Factory Of CMekerinR 4 Sons ettal
hshcd IN lrH3 by Jonas thekerur and pronnn
has furnished ~ ouO PIANOS For tho Nhlton these
the United States and England they have been
en Gold Medals Seventeen Medals -Four Medals
and wherever these instruments have been brought
tion with thse of other mnnuar they have invariably
taken the highest premium Tho great pianist 1hnbnrg
who's" perfo maneer have been gug the country eShb
its lis preference by using lhom all Persons
wishing good aud reliable instrument Will their
icrcs to give call, Tor scli aos tho
facturera prcos. NM. 4. GREENE co.
iat.
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WAsnINaToN. Juno &.
Horrible Murder in First Avenue.

ahi'tSl OF a HUSBAND AND TWO HRpIliERS ON
SUSPICION.
About three o'clock this morning woman
named Eliza Shaw was found dead. with her
throat cut in n horrible manner, IN the rear yard
OF house S3 First avenue by Sergeant Marks,
of the 18th ward police.
Appearances clearly Indicate that tho woman
was murdered in her room on the third floor aud
thrown from the window, as blood WAS found in
the room and upon tho window sill. aud tho body
bore marks of the fall.
Thomas Shaw, husband of the murdered wo-
man, md Francis and VIM. Shaw, his brothers.
have been arrested upon suspicion of commit
ting the crime and will be detained 10 await the
result of the toroner's investigation. which IL
held this afternoon. ut the Eighteenth wnrd
station house, where the body has been removed.
Thomas Shaw, the husband, upon being mr.
rested, stated that he was out on n spree last
night with some friends, and that when he
turncd to his rooms about two o'clock this morn
ing he was greatly surprised to find his child
alone, crying. aud that also his wife miss
ing. lie struck light, and his suspicious of
foul play were immediately aroused by discover
ing blood on the floor and the sill of tho raised
window lie says he Immediately went down
into the yard, and finding his wife murdered gavo
the alarm.-N \. POST on.
new line OF Ocean steamers between Now
York. Southampton. London mud Bremen, has
just been organized. II consists at four fine
steamers, namely, the Queen of the South, 2,22l
tons. Captain Boal; the Argo, 2,3l5 tone. Captain
Benson, the Jason, 667 tons, aptain Brtton.
and the Indiana 2,3Gi tons Captain Baker. Ono
OF these steamships is appointed to soil from Nov
York every alternate Wednesday fnr London and
Bremen, touching ut southampton to land pns-
sengers aud mnlls for England aud France. Each
ship will remain ono day Mt London and then
proceed I" Bremen. Returning. they will leave
Bremen for New York on every alternate Satur-
day, stopping only in Southampton.
serious Riot between En ,ona s'om,rnc ,ors md
s,nbSr"r-.
CHICAGO june GA serious riot occurred Mt
Mediums, W'nnebago county, on the 18th instant.
between the contractors ind labnrers on tho
Racine and Mississippi Railroad The citizens
were required to arm themselves against tho ri
otcrs. Two were killed and a number seriously
wounded. The sheriff Of Wnncbngo county was
sent for. The excitement was intense.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

of the Navy. but docs not approve the tenor of
those instructions. Walker is not expected here
for some days yet as no will step on his way at
Nashville where his father resides.
WASHINGTON. juno &. 1857.
A letter received yesterday from source in
Kansas entitled To the most implicit confidence.
states that three fourhs NJ len<t Of the present
settlers are in favor Of making Kansas u FREQ
state including nearly one half of the emig' ants
from saveholding States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

NAVIGATION on THE CANAL RrsuNED.-Itwill douht-
less be gratifying to readers to learn that naven.
,o, has been resumed on the Canal. The packet fo-
Rchmond left this city last night for the first time
since the ircshet, and very large number of freight
bo,ts are now in the basin being loaded
The break in the dam, 10 which we referred ,es,or-
lay was not of so serious character rs was at first
tared The repairs have far advanced as to allow
humping for the reservoir.
We congratulate our citizens on having once more
supply Of water from that source, the loss of which
has been to them most serious Inconvenience.
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Once Of Exchange Bn"k W.,

IrktNnthu June L. 1901,
ID OOKH for subscription Ia tho Stock OF tho
ID Exchange Virginia he applied to the increase
Capital this oco authorized by the action 81 tho
Lerlstuin the Stockholders OF tho lnsution nj their
late annual meeting
Terms llhern mnln known application TO tho
rf-aldent of this office, OF to the subscriber
luu Lin VIM NJ BIAtkFoRD, Cash.
GTRAW GOODs.-uy spring mud s"Ms,er
supply Of Ivghoin Panama Scnncp MRrlcabo ralmleaf
other Iais buys aud hahaa Ia at
hand Among them Ia the Gents NhHk loRhurn suitable Tor
Clergyman lap g7t4 T. SEARukY
AbENTa' FINE ssARTEWa, Ac.-u have last
opened Gnnts Hnc Patent Leather Opera Pump tat
very fno French Calf Pump Uaera Cali oxforda NC
the best workmanship awo looking aud hard to beat
jniu 4, sEAbURY
uDuTN RAs.A ron SEOtK.-Wc hnvc ~ full
y supply OF Nuta DRga, ManEol WnttSc Sugar b,ets.
Turnp patanp Seeds for Stock for Hao
Ivy iIo9tsl j n THOMPSON co.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

We regret to state that in consequence Of the late
storm the tecgraphic line was damaged ss TO en-.
Off all communication for the last two days with the
east.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11
MILLINERY AND FANCY
GOODS

We respectfully call tho attention of
friends LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS, Which we nreHow receiving nom New
York, whore have selected them with tho
fashionable mud
feel assured cannot be surpassed In this any other market
Our stock consists In BokNIIS, 0IpSEGS LEGIlOKN
FLATS, RUTLAND BIooMLRS. klBBONS, FLOW EHS.
LACE GOODS. DRESS CAPS MOHAlB GAPS and cor.
FIEKS. HEAD DRESSES at dinerout stylci. Also, JETr
ORNAMENTS, WHITE WAX BEADS, bHelS aud front
HAIR BRAIbS and elegant lot al MANFlifAS, at all
prices The above goods price suit those Who
wish purchase Bonn"s aud Fhta bachod repair
edn good order and Mt short notice On day which
viii b0 an THURSDAY next 2dh NH be prepared TO show
thd handomtat and largest variety OF Boets and Manias
that we have ever prc7Cnted Ia this market
III orders the Gn attended
and good terms If the Individual present peaAs
favor with call before purchase and feel
you will he able to it yonrseVes both Ia and quality
- e Kep COPY. j AIlIlIAS q co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

denec resolution Of the beard of Directors OF the
and Tennessee Railroad Company. shall In front Of
be Market IynehhutR, between The
hours clock A. NJ, and O'clock l.. NJ, Saturday,
18th day Of june 1887 proceed to nc ut public auction,
bidder for cash following delinquent Stock
said railroad Company which stock entitled tho Guar
NJ he ty INuch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

MO RISK IN TRYING: A PHAy0.-suspend
~ your decision the purchase of any pa icular make
Of PIANO until you those of ours which have
tried for twenty years past Nothing be lost and you have
the advantage of ascersnng for yourso whether they
really first rate or not f. r. NASH,
Firm and Piano Dealer,
aF40H I%thsSuy, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

WE invite attention TO the advertisement of Samp
Stevens agent for the "Od Line of Petersburg and
New York Packets"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

HARPER fer June, Eclectic for April and
May, Mrs Stephens New Monthly, June, with other
things too numerous to mention just received at
ma Gts G. MoRSE'S
UDAUUING.-Jast received s0lne beautiful,
h cheap and very substantial Wire Railing for enclosing
single (irHves desirable for the country, at
is4ts GArDEsS Ly~tAfbupg shuSfe wcks
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

MwrGht and Tanners Tools Saddery; Carriage and Bug
gy Trimmings, Springs and Wagon Axles Hunting and Fish
ing Tao L. Building Materials Hoe Cos celebrated Crcu
lar and Upright MIN Saws Farming Utensils Gum and Hemp
Packing Lea her Betting Lace Leather Calf Skins, Shoe
Makers Findings and Tools of most every description.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
such Floor and Table Oil Cloths Plated Goods warranted
quality, Britannia and Block tin Ware Window Shades Gilt
Coruce Bands Pins Wood Willow and Hollow Ware &c
With renewed assurances Of ability and determination
sell regular house whatever thanking
fri d for any past favor and those they may extend
in the confidently solicit the patronage OF
public. SIMPSON Il BRO.
n 49, orders viii receive prompt and careful attention
Il a.ntS
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TEE OF Charlotte Bronic, Author OF Jane Ely.

n BEa OF Chm riotte Brontc. Auihor of Sane r.
IA re, Shirley. Viette, Sc,
Album Crane, Author of Hniec,
Household Words. vols II, 10, l3, ID,
Irviug's Washington. vols /, 3 3, 4,
Testimony OF the Rocks by Hugh Miller,
Morse Folk Homes of Norway aud Sweden
Artists Bride by +, Bennett,
Tenant of Wildleid Hall, by Acton Bell
Wuthering Heights,
Asahel-You Wife and Old Love,
Boat Life in Egypt by Prime,
Edwards Travels in Europe.
ALSO
Ieslie's Fashions, June.
Eclectic
Edinburgh Review,
knickerbocker,
Living Age.
London Art Journal,
Young Peoples Magazine,
Notions for July,
Mrs stephens Magazine for june.
;ao,s hORStrS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

SEA BATHINU,
SWESApEAa HALL, HAMPTON. VA
TuNIllS SUMMER RETREAT" only . miles from Old
Point, will bo oponod The lat of june, when tho pro
pfctor viii b. happy 10 ha funda who wish
enjoy Salt Water Bathing aud the nsur Of thu Seahoar
The Hall has been much improved aud h.nuhcd and ample
preparations made Ion the comfort aud pleasure Of all who
visit this delightful rcnort
Boats Fishing Tackle rleasuc Carrapoa Ac, always In
readiness To contribute to the enjoyment Of gneats
ma n dlaw6w X q. BANKS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11
A UsTlN M. TRIPLE,

A uSTIN N. TRhBLE,
- Attorney 1t Inv,
WIN continue practice In the Counties Of Amherst Bedford
Campbell and tho City Of Lypchburg.
Office In Morris Building nearly opposite the office ofths
"Virgnian" Inoy Sta
WILLS, WAWLINs q CO., Ss~seraI lem.
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
tor tho sale Of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores No
n md 80 araver OF Tchaptoulss street, Or.
leans
nrrhnEScEs --Armistead& Warwick Capt John NJ Osey
G,dAcIys
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

CucpIr CouRr-The Circuit Court for Aug4eu
sCnnsy has beeu in session since Monday last 'i'o"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

HtsHy A Lrraok EMIIk LEPA0e.
n EpAliE nWOTWERN,
IL l1cacrml COmm t.sioa Merchants,
WILLS WHARy, NoRroLK, Va
Stret attention paid TO consignments Of FLOUR and AN
uFAcTuRED TOBACCO. and liberal advances made upon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

NucCOHKLE n 90,
lVu Wholesale aud Retail larocers,
COMMISSION a. FORWARDING MERCHANTS and
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
ut the old Stand II Meorke jones' MAIN STREET LyNCH
HUHd VA will give particular attention FLOUR
WHEAT CORN, BACON, LARD, BUTTER &c. Liberal
ndvapcom will bs made all consgnments when required
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

lao Inspector Mariins Warshouss
uuul1 a. WHITEHEAD,
Csmmissien Merchanas,
For the ane Of Tobacco Flour Country
Lrscununo Va having formed copsrtnershp Tor tho pur
Of doing Communication give thei,
undivided attention to all consignments to them
Once In the Store Of George d. Davis and to
u. Rucksr EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan. IS, 1857 THOMAS q. HILL.
Refer Capt Jno Otey. Cashier Bank Of Va q ID Da
Wis Jno r Davis Co, SainI NJ Garland Amherst. MAYO
Cabcll Nelson; T. G. Mitchell Cashier Merchants Bank
al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

kXALL. Archttecs, assisted by y. n. CIop
ton Engineer, and Frederick Koseh and G. Heinrich
Architects and Draughtsmep prepared fur nsh Designs
Specifications and estimates for all kinds Of buildings
cinery Special attention VIII be paid the of
work entrusted to his charge Surveys Of Land
Roads will he made the pom APP
proved plans. Address IT. EXALI.
nov @d&cts Architect Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

The wheat crop etween Fredericksburg and Port
Royal learn will prove n total failure There Is
but good crop in twenty miles Here ana there
are now good spots but many farmers viii make no
wheat at ALL The crops which looked well ten days
ago have turned to sedge-no heads to be seen. One
farmer has turned his cattle in his wheat teld-
Another who sowed thirty-fve bushels wont make
n peck. Besides, the chinch bugs cover the ground
and are getting into the eorn-fred Netcs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

PErERsRURG.-The total value of real estate in the
city OF Petersburg, is put down by the assessor al
Sl5,259,8l5, upon which the tax is Sl82,871 ID
The total value of personal property IS Slo2o 'zo
upon which the tax is S953,9l7.75. The totai num-
her of white males years, is 4657, free ne
eroeS, 29G, of slaves, 1,076.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

DR. C. II. Intelligence has been received
of the dea, of This gentleman who was well known
and respected in this community. DR.. Scott was the
OF the Late John W Scott OF Mississippi, and for
merry of Bedford co.. Va. Much Of his boyhood WAS
spent at school in Farmville ard al Hampton sidney
He pursued his professional education in Philadelphia
and Louisville Ky. On receiving his diploma, fulI oil
the love ofadventure and of desire to devote NM
sell to his profession. he accepted Hn offer oil sur
Ceons post, under Gen Walker, in Nicaragua Az
the battle of Massaya,' his friends learu from "Io,
er officer DR.. Scott was wounded by Minnie iine
ball passing through the bone Immediately oeio" '"e
Knee and his wound was not regarded as dangerous
until short time before his death. flSIeg was 'h
putnted and he died day or two after rom t"e ~
Grafton. VERY many friends and companions OF MI
Scots' boyhooa will remember him as the generous
talented and brave hearted boy, and VIII mihee ''e.'
symIathics with those who will so deeply mourn us
early death.
DR.. Scott was the brother of Mrs. f. " ""thlis'
of Prince Onward - EGrmrHe Jour-
TUE CRops.-A week ago the wheat IN 'he sur
rounding counties never looked better ana 'he IAN
ers had reason to anticipate heavy crops; oo "''nt'
that time their hopes have been blighted oy Tue SUI"
den appearance of that terrible enemy the army "V',
which in many places is completely devastating "o'o
fields of wheat stripping the stalks clean, an" " SUI
clscs attacking and devouring the young gram
they continue their ravages till harves. "iie, -
feared that not more than 1.-THE OF lhe "'''"' III
this section will be sayed-NortoH HTdfd'
CIHcuIr CouRr.-The Circuit Court Tor Aug9eU
e6nn'g has bcru in session since Monday last 'o''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

Tobacco Manufacturers Take Notice.
nOANE, COWGuIL n CO.,
~ fuRwAhDIsa MERCHANTS and STEAMBOAT Agents,
Parkusbay1, IA.
our prices for sbppin. Manufactured Tobacco from Ba,
more including all charges are Via
From baltimore TO Cincinnati 20 cts. p 100 pounds
" Louisville, rs =" !" "
" ~ Saint Louis, no 4" !" " I"
Refer to Messrs Warwick. Frick & Hail. Baltimore.
samuel Ayres. Esq, Richmond
ma ~ ia cln
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ur.VusIa,VsONs IN uussC.


j TEI.TOW having established MUSICAL ACADEMY
IN this CITY Ia give Lessons the Jtoiin
Guitar Fntr ion6fo, No and all Tho varloua Brass insru
lie Will also Harmonic lcasons In
IharouRh HasH.
Prom long theoretical aud practical experience In Music
he aes confident Of giving entire satisfaction to ha pupia
B-Musc arranged for Iirass aud String bands Piano
Forte, sc, the most liberal terns.
Entrance to Academy Kyoe Corner First Alloy nearly
depaBite tho Virgniau Office. iapr l2awU
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

vU'HOWAa BLACKBOARD seneral Esry.ar1
4 mo AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, PARgERss no,
VA southern Terminus baltimore and Ohio Railroad
~ Freight from Baltimore parkersburG
Wheeling Shipments via Parkersburg will 100 miles Of
River Navigation This road with tbs Marietta and
Cincnna Railroad and daily limo Of Steamers to Cincinnati
and Louisville IL offers unriv aled facilities shippers
REFER TO
jesse Hare Co, WIN. NJ Backford, DR. r. r. Biackford
Lynohbnrg Walter Berry, Mexreli Grafton Baltimore
beverly Smith, Cashier N Western Bank Va, Pafkesburg
ma pb IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

HhsssOr.uCsON.-Th pnrtae--hIp heretofore
y existing under thu. atylu and Btm II LAsaHoBsk
10 this day Dissolved by mutual cuuacn NJ II Walk
ing Disposed s H. A Iaghornc who will
continue the busness at tho old sinpd
- A LhNG1IORNE,
May 20, 1857. NJ. H. WALkuP.
NOrcE have tha day placed tho boob. and Accounts
~ OF the firm of Lapvhope Walknp Ia the hands Of n
N indebted III please
and aee br aud all claims
agn nst sad firm will please present them
m u A LAN9HORNE.
VALENTINE a lENgNai, Ssrsecrs, have I
Store aud offer for cash barter lot OF Java
Rio COTE; Loaf Crushed Gnfoo and Brown
Imperial and Black Teas auporor artco) superior Al
and Talow Candlea with variety Of articles such
IA found In family grocery. lrnar ls.m
4 IN lonsig nt.-u9 Vicrces of ''Orcgsuo cid
~ Iiaeon Hams which viii sell at low nRuree
The Hams nicely trimmed and consequently there
the usual oas la them invite the attention ofpucha
IT, this article. NJ H0LBINS L. CO.
23t
UhT spcscd 1000 yards superior 1.a WINS, "a
- l2l cts, worth is, great bargain.
as3 JOHN ABRAHAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

STnOTBER a. WHITEHEAD,
~ Druggists md Apothec aries,
- BANK SQUARE, LYNcHBUR0, Va,
Have hand and will regular additions
TO- large aud complete ofDugs Dye stus Oils
paint Glass Fancy Articles &c. &c to which they invite
the attention of buyers
70 CoUsThY PHYSICIANS they offer tho prompt nl'ns Of
their orders with reliable Drugs and prepsa
ons manufactured by themselves purchased
Liable at prices that will leave nducement 60
of the State Any article hand funshed
notice. VIM A. STROTHER
feb2t s. WHITEHEAD
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ID EEDE 4 IN END x n % Alt,
/ AND AGENTS.

BEEDE 4 MENDENMAs.a,
LAND AGENTS,
XAyIIT. select aud Government Lands with Cash
w Warrants make inv loan Cat wes,sfn
ra,ea taxes aad General Real
throughout the North west Address
BEEDE & MENDENHALL.
ap7ly Minneapolis, Minnesota.
XyIRGINlA TOBACCO wAREIuOl
~ Rr0na street,
NEw YONG
CONNOLLY q ADAMS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS FOR SALE
or VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
Liberal adv Consignments
Mr. 1sStsC. ADAMS In connected with this housc.
JAafs A. CoNsoLIY, RoBr NJ ApAMs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

- 1857. ~
- SPRING STYLK SOFT HATS. ~
have received pretty samples Of the
Styles and colors Soft Hats Gentlemen invited
ne them lmar l4.tsl r. SEABURY
NEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONE0.-The IN.
~ dered will give full valve ter Old Pianos exchange
will offer greater inducements pur.
myself have been engaged in the
business for than twenty years. and that
I sold bad one f. p. NASH
Book and Piano Seller,
ap2os Petersburg Va
LNAMILY BACON.-saperisr let 81 Family
II Bacon for sale, to be found ~
mar is.ts VALENTINE 4 HENING's
I've. y. PURVls. A2t., is new reccsvisg via
- Railroad daily aud choice Goods and opening
Fine Madder Lawns at l2s cts, worth lsa cts.
Real Swiss Muslins at 25 worth so .
Superior White Cambrcs % eta worth 37& ctA
Linen Duck Drillnes at shilling. worth IS cts
Also Tarletas Cambria Edgng Iusertngs Pongec Hand
kerche superior Kid Gloves Ladies white
ton Hose Mems Half Hose Hat Crapes Spool Silk Bobbin
Brsids &c, NIL NbS mle cAssp the CssA Nove 81
je3h mo = pUdv0 ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

A New ARTICLE.-We noticed in the street, on
Thursday morning last, a wagon heavily laden with
the bones of old horses cows &C. designed for grind
ing into dust. to be used fertilizer for our soil;
they were purchased By j. Marshall McCnc and WIN.
NJ Tate, Esqs., two of the most enterPrsing farmers
in the county, Mt about $40 per ton.--StaHHton Im-
dedtor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

F1W aWbPPERa OF TOBACCO WEST. VIA
= BALTIMORE Mp--Tho underpigned Forw ardins Mer-
chants and Agents of the Railroad Baltimore
respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO TO ALI.
POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST and hom
their acquaintance with the trade having years
the of large Of Tobacco going West
through Baltimore they atter themselves they give
satisfaction to ahippers
Freight low a by any other limo
and from the West solicited puncuay
attended to. MAGRAW n KOONS,
so, North street, Baltimore
Refer 10 Jacob Ioad Co, Brandt Jr, Baltimore p.
L. Dudley W 7 Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt X Preston, Miller
Crcnshaw, Lynohburg; Crcnshaw Il Co, Richmond.
mnr Ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-11

LNOK THE APPROACHING HARVEaT-
n GRANTS CELEBRATED GRAIN CRADLES with
bon braces and Sreos AVID Paent Nbs OF best White Ash
Timber. .5..... 800
We would the Wheat Growers to this eel
ebated implement which is Reaper COM
ing In much and Of which sold many season
We shall be pleased to exhibit them to
receive their orders For sale complete manufacturers
prices SIMPSON BRO
ma 3Od&c4w Sign Golden Lock. Lynchburg, Va.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-31

The Hoe CHoLERA-A New THEORY
DR.. Dougherty, of Paris. Ky, who has late
" dissected a hog that died of what is term
ed .'hog cholera" thus writes to another
physician:
"Upon examination I found the brain,
spinal marrow, lungs, liver, heart, stomach,
the large and part of the small bowels with
out disease. But that portion Of the small
bowel next to the stomach was literally fill.
ed with worms to the extent of several feet,
and was in high state of inflammation. The
worm was from two to five inches in length,
resembling in appearance the ascaris OF the
human stomach, but harder, more active,
and apparently more tenacious of life. So
closely they were crowded in the bowels
that their forms could be distinctly traced
through its coats.
"The disease then, of which the hog dies,
is inflammation Of portion of the small
bowel, caused by this hard, active worm.
and producing the symptoms noticed in its
course, viz: dropping, indisposition to eat,
diarrhBa, and inally convulsions and death.
The treatment, it seems to me, must be al
together preventive. do not believe the
worms could be dislodged by any treatment
after Inflammation is sep up; but before
this, while the hog is apparently well, able
to eat and drink, l have no doubt they may
be destroyed or removed in many instances,
by iudicious management"
The doctor thinks the disease "incommu-
uicable," and the best remedy is some med
icine to dislodge tho worms in their course
Of Development.