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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05

XNTEED's PATENT SEWING WAt H1NEs-
w This is the rel abb. SEWING MACHINE ever
offered in this market both the quality Of liz work its du
rabiy and simplicity The oca alton of 1t easier learned
than that of other Machine while IL works with
the fines, silk the heaviest elah or leather either Of
evenly laid scam much ordinary hand work, while
both sides OF the cloth slit he'd alike ralng heaniy
der requires repairing and simple that operation
perform all ordinary repairs H. until Is worn out WIN
Hds Pditm StpinY Nnrhns will best meet th" wants Of
Families all kinds "f Manufacturing CotIies 1aiors Boo"
and shoe Makersor others requiring in their work
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers will find his Machine
nicer tho ordinary way. Families who require
much sewing will lind this Machine particularly adapted TO
pay frt Taios will find great saving by using tins Sew
Machine besides being always q" quality
woka does not rip easily and that looks mu'h nicer than
and work Boo: and shoe nniac'ui"rs can save Thou
sands Of Dollars by using this M"cn" %hs for man,
l. d"ne in any other way
purchased your W.ds Pafe, Ss~inS Maohns intend
ed it wholly Tor family but as ,mm"Dped to
many neiRhbors testify to the superiority
work done this way both mt Of beauty and strength
feel conri for this alone the machine has la
bor enough pay its cost One Of our negors VIII" has
large plantation says is worth the of his best
hands In king clothes for the Ev.
Machine have sold In this vicinity has given the
satisfaction, and several intend to order Machn,s
you
Extract from a letter written by gentleman, owmne a
Maohin have been in almost instant since bought
them and with the best OF practical results In les than three
weeks The them finished complete suit OF
clothes for each of hu drd and ten plantation ha d.
and find the time saved lhcn one season has
than paid their cost
Another Planter says used employ three four hands
making clothes the Test bnt sDce purchase
Hteis Patent Machine hand does the sewing for
the whole plantation while my wfe for making nearly
all the clothes the family eel confident the Machine
for ise.f every three months.
We wish ali ho need Machine examine these. they
simp plest best for Family Plantation
9th ue where stitch required Price of Heeds Patent
SeriDg Machine 500 and AlD
WHITNEY a. LYON, Proprieiors,
3i5 Broadw Ay, New York.
r. Sold by A, s. ENGLEDOIE, dealer in Fancy Goods.
Bonnets &C.. lynchburg Va mar 3O-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05
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Obituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05
rxfs- IN WANT OF MONEY. -aas

fuNllE time for settling ha,ng come NO m"s respectfully
request those inrbtrd t. forward and set"
their and those having claims against III viii
wih To and have ail rad
expiration SIX months LIST January Rnl
lsi July. q wish 10 do strc, sx months business
r1 Those III please nd io this
request exceedingly tor thcm
Come one nd all. settle. aud much "btge
/, 2Ots J MATTHIAS Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05
1WEAT EEDUaTIuN or tmAnsiE. OH'

HREAT REDtaTIaN OF tnAhGEs on
N THE CANAL THE HIGHEST RAT Eof FREIGHT
ON GENERAL. MERCIlANbISE ONLY DtTS PIX 100
Li,S-ON GROCERIES,. CROCkERr QUEENSWhRE
81 OvLro3 rTs PER 100 LBS, wh,h includes all pen
SEES from wharvc. Richmond to Iynchburg auano
ly 4! - per ton oi 2O0u lbs
liberal patronage heretofore received
will the tihdt stl the Caua
nut no. through the above low So send
goods get quicker and che"per forward them
a LEE q the Dock,
Ri.bm mnub Ea
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENT
CLOTHING TRADE !
EADu uAhk

1tRlSi the summer have greatly enlarged hnd
IL tulr"vod House aud have larg" we'll HIGHT
oil aud aRnsed Sales Rooms Are TO he found
In our city We have made these improvements To meet the
wants oi trade and beg to advise
WHOLESALE an RETAIL deai'ts that We have nav In
store and da, receiving the lag and most desirable stock
ot cLb1lNG have exhibited or 10 b" seen In the
South We ha,. rngag IN the trade In ,hi. city
Tor Eoniy and having thus obtained nil kn"w"R. u"
thu wants oi the MARIE" and heng more largely engaged In
the maputa aud sale of ChmE than "thc, h"uo In
the STATE ecNo offer the indacrmsH H 10
rhds Ry RriNal We shall make additions I" our st"tk
Of nil that fshlnpnble aud purchases VIII nj all
times. hud comrl,ie quality tlb1 "
ma and GlNrLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS. In stare
aud tot sale upon IlptNAI rfHNs
Wholesale Rrail distinct and on separate
Hoas An of cur h, prices and mode do
Ing business respectfully solicited
KEEN BALDWIN \ co.
cots III. Main street, Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05

XTICTORIOus! !VICTORlOuA!!-IhT
Machines from patterns are proving themselves
victorious, a will be- from the li"wing;
WH1r1ENUKE u JOSI.IN
IA % certify thai have Of WHIrTEMOHF jos
fIs's THPESHING MACHINES and can recommend them
the best machines In operation and ais" recommend
them that II oi Ma,hin have been in
business several and they far exceed
hne that have had snre has" been In the ihrcsh
ng business s.MI HI. d. PATTI ENSoN
August ]id 1879 aug 4 is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05

X There inaiy ignorant and worthless Quacks
ng thenseves Physicians and copying DR. JOHN
advertisements shos AeadcTs Foot Bas Lamp 1r'm
p A. Payp and C0nmibie InitafOrs whose lives instead
Of OF Medicine have been spent In the
ui Mnial Cepaciy styling themselves Regularly Edn
aed ysicjons upon the mex perenced and
prc,ing rng with and running the health Of all unfortunate
|, falling power that DR. Johnston deems
to say ueeay these with his reputation
thar his credentials diplomas always hang in his Office
HIS REMEDlE and treatment entirely unknown TO
ali other prepared from life spent in the great hospitals
Eurol and erst in this country and eKtensive
ursctic than any other physician In the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
t1 "A inn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05
FORWARDING BUe INEss.

From the Norshrsn Cite. TO u.y .ymCh barry TN JHs
River a'nWnt. "wd 20 aSwsh- wrssrsa Vtr.
Rinin uUd Tennessee stW vn. 4 u.
nnd Enss TcaW. 4 VnNimin
Ruilroad..
II AM PREPARED TO FORWARD MrRtHANDlS1
u On the mos ta,ui able terms and " tLout delay
Having rnal "f III weekly line "t Boats, (Which VIII hc
made ia the will Justify ~ which rn
pei I" r,Nr other day full ul eo"ia 'an
cd n" longer than actually tham from III"
wharSes Time thruuph from Ncw York to Knoxville. only
twelve thirteen days
Ow ing lat. Tolls u the Canal the crpen
sea th- little than hall ut what they
by tn" S"u' h. Side Railroad
lE Charges yarnbiy fullow tn" goods 10 their iesnA
ton ALFRED \ LEE
Forrdr ding and Com Merchant,
~ l3ts tn the Dock Rrhmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-05
q Rom V1HlauNDA 4 NORTH CAROLINA
Through Wa Ellington CITY, by Railroad dIrostt
--12------x> 60
Tls Tllk " EAT!


TuVHE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with lts much I'm
proved Western connocti ors great inducements
travellers from Virginia aud thu Caronas through Washn6
and baltimore to all portions Of the West the Northwest
n Southwest.
The connection between ths trains from WAahneeon and
trains bound Wo- for Wheeling Parkorsburg from Raltk
always promptly made the Washington Junction,
Qatcly called tho Relay ouscl mles from nanots Ths
II the only change 0 Cars required between asakt0a and
the Ohio River Baggage checked through TO the
ths Washington station. 49, "
- Tho eonnectn trans leave Wsshingtouy daily ~
AN aud 40 NJ On sundays tho latter houS. biss
AT BENWOOD a..
Direct connection made with the Cars Of the Central Ohio
Railroad from Beilalrs tho Oo through Cam.
bridge Zancsvllle and New wak, to Columbus These
New ark with tho Gar. Of the Newark Msnshed
and sanlusky for Sandusky Toledo, Detroit C1tsgo
st. Louis, etc. .---- 20 sia9Y.
AT PARKERSBuRG
Connection made tby Steamboat mlcs with tho trains
he Marietta and Cincinnati Road for Chilcoihe, OneuAat,
&c. &c. ------ ...... ..f
Cleveland and Ohio River Railroad Tor Cleveland, Toledo,
Detroit Chicago. and al' the Irthwestern points drect
Travellers requested TO notice that while this the
only Route aoring Through Tickets and Checks In wash
RECT to nearly all the leading points In the West The
from Arlington Cincinnati h but about COO
miles, being about 0O miles shorter than by any Other routs
FAIs, by through ticket from Washington at least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the lowest Of the Northern Routes
from more Northern cities 81 .-i 191Ht
For Frederick and iarpers Ferry, MarpsburG Berkeley
Springs Cumberland Bedford SPRING. Oakland, and Grafton
may leave Washington At A. NJ. or @2OP M
Ing take IA NJ train from Washington. .
For further information Through Tickets &c, apply
THOMAS H. PARSONS. Agent At wasAIngton Sc j
Baitlmore 4 Ohio Railroad
l. NJ Cole. GenI Ticket Agent sep 3 -cs NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06
ONE DAY
LATER FRO VI EUROPE
ArrIvaI ID .he s,enn,.hin -. -.


New YORK March 5.-The steamship Nav
York, from Greenock Feb. 18th, 6 P. NJ. ar
rived here today. She experienced besvv
westerly gales the whole passage. On The
18th, was struck by lightning, which split the
fore-royal mast. She brings Glasgow papers
OF Saturday evening. 18th ult.. which con
tain a few hours later adyices from London
Consols closed at noon (l3th) at 96 IA SO
IL for money and account.
The London AdOertssers Paris correspond
ent writes that Alsop was in Paris very re.
Gently, and was frightened away by his con-
federates, who threatened to take his life, be-
cause he expressed doubts respecting the sue
cess of the dreadful enterprise. He has,
without doubt. escaped to America.
The next telegraphic dispatch from India
was due at Malta on Sunday, the 14th.
The total amount Of Redpath's forgeries
was G220, 900, and a special investigation had
resulted in the Identification of forged tran
saction to the amount of e64. 800.
A Dublin dispatch says that the work
house of Athye had been almost consumed by
fire; eight persons persisted.
A Paris correspondent of lie Nord, says that
some of the French colonies honored with tho
English order of the Bath, had expressed a
desire to return their decorations. The Mn
lister of War speedily put stop to these dem.
onstrations.
Cardinal Peschi had died at home.
Lie Nord denies the reported submission of
Schamyl.
The Times has an article on recruiting for
the army. For the last five months the re-
cruits have averaged little short of six thou
sand month.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06
So H...sATUR DAY. MARCH

evitable crisis, like that Of youth, or of man
kind, Is to be encountered by a constitution
proved in that case to be inadequate to the tri-
al. 1 am sure that no patriot who views the
subject as do, could wish to evade or delay
the trial. By delays we could only extend
slavery at the most throughout the Atlantic
regions of the continent. The Pacific slope
is free, and it always must and will be free.
The mountain barriers that separate us from
that portion of our empire, are quite enough
to divide us widely, possibly to ALLEVIATE us too
soon. Let us only become all slayeholding
States or this side of those barriers, while only
free States are organized and perpetuated on
the other side, and then indeed there will
come division of the great American family
into two nations, equally ambitious for COM
plete control over the continent, and con-
flict between them, over which the world will
mourn, as the greatest and last to be retrieved
of all the calamities that have ever befallen
the hum an race.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

Sad BEREAYEMENrs.-We regret to be obliged
this morning to make the announcement of
the decease, yesterday, of the only child of
Willard c. and Henrietta Wakefield of this
city. This is the last Of four interesting children
of one family, who have been called away to the
batter land within the past three weeks, by the
agency of disease which has bafled the skill Of
our physicians, of whatever school of practice
and which is said to partake of the nature of both
those diseases which prove SO fatal to children,
viz; Group and scarlet fever.
In this time Of severe affection, may the afict.
ed parents feel that they have the sympathy of all
who have suffered like Affections, and also the
assurance, that in brighter, better, and happier
world, they will surely be reunited to the beloved
group Of little ones who have been removed in
their innocence and loveliness, under circum-
stances SO peculiarly affecting
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

Coon SnE.-Mr. Thomas Butter6eld Of this
village, last week caught lin neighboring pond
10 Massaehusetts) plckerel weighing .fUs
pounds: also several others weighing three
pounds each
that he caught piekeiel on the 25d ult. whose
weight was sir pounds, and it's length twenty.
seven inches.
Larger StiA.-A few days since Mr.. James
Wilkinson caught pickerel in Scott's Pond,
emlthheld, which weighed sir and a half pounds.
Woonsocket Patriot.
These are nothing compared with thdHuge
pekerel served up at Spurs saloon, yesterday,
which weighed nineteen and three quarters
pounds. and was nineteen inches in girth. Spur
always manages to keep ahead Of the crowd, in
his line.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

BODY STEALING AT MoNTREAL.-A Mrs.
Spillar died in the Montreal General Hospi-
tai on Friday last, and on Sunday her friends
went to the Hospital for the purpose of in
terring her remains. While waiting for the
clergyman, some of her friends expressed
desire to see the body. The officer in charge
demurred to this, but the lid was finally un.
screwed, when it was found to contain no.
thing but two logs of wood, dressed in the
habiliments of the deceased. Great excite
ment ensued, and the building was in great
danger of being mobbed. A large crowd sur
runded the house unit late at night, when
word was circulated that the body would be
found on the corner of St. Catherine and Guy
Streets The body was found at the place
Indicated, thrown over fence, and was lying
completely naked in the snow. The body
was taken back to the Hospital and eecurely
guarded-untl Monday, when it was Inferred.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

Miss Sarah l.. Lewis, the school teacher
who was severely burnt in New York on
Wednesday afternoon, died during the even
ing from the effects of her injuries. She was
eighteen years Of age. Her painful death
was owing, in great measure, to her q hoop
dress. Seeing large tie in the school room
stove che opened the stove door. In turning
to go back, her skirt swept the Goals and
took fire. She tried to extinguish the flames
by dIawing the dress closely about her, but
the hoops prevented her, and before the
finmes could be extinguished by the other
teacher, she was dreadfully burned. The
present fashion of wearing hoops must great.
ly increase the liability Of females TO DO burn
cd to death in case their clothing takes ire
Boston JouynGS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06
Mysterious Cnse,

New York, March GA mysterious case
Of supposed murder, is recorded. A young
woman from Poughkeepsie, is alleged to have
been brought to New York by her seducer
and taken to house of designation, where
she iell sick and died. The alleged seducer
and the physician, have been arrested, and
the body Of the unfortunate girl is to be ex-
humed aad subjected to post mortem exam
nation. 1t is supposed she was poisoned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

GATES, ever paucual his task stan constantly at
his post waiting the opportunity to accommodate one
after another Of the hungry thousands who patrCnze
his magnificent Saloon throus the week. Gates's sa
loon realms its ceebiiy Of yoe grand rendezvous
of the faint and weary denzens of the city Who are an
hungered and neei refre,hmen Gates MI cts tLeir case
to a charm, and always satisfies expectation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

We are requested to state that the concluding
discourse of Mr., Higginson's series on "Amei.
can Society,"" will be given tom orrow evening, at
Washburn Hall. Subjeet-"American Radical
ISM
Morning service, as usual. There will be an
adjourned business meeting of the society at half
past TWO o'clock. P. NJ, to consider what action
shall be taken to fill the vacancy caused by Mr..
Higginson's resignation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

sPURR's pickerel are not renowned for size and
celebrity than his other vsnds for nicty ami vari
ety. The crowd all understand this and this accounts
for the great rush. daily and nightly to spurr's nimta
able saloon, where they to get fed with that
which satisaeth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

Paulsen, the great chess player, has just COM
Plsted remarkable feat at Dubuque, Iowa,
where he resides. He played seven games Of
chess at the same time, against seven of the best
chess players of that city, he being blindfolded.
The games lasted through three evenings, and re-
suited in the complete sucsess of Paulsen over all
his opponents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

A jury in Chardon, Ohio, have found verdict
for $4,000 damages against John Sumner, who
courted Susannah CARTS for fourteen years, had
the marriage day appointed three several times,
and then went to the State of New York ane car
ried home another wife.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

Widow Manly keeps a grocery store
at Littleton station, on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and on Sunday night Feb. 81,
her two SONS aged ten and fifteen years, re-
turning unexpectedly, found man in her
company, whom they fell upon and killed,
staobing him three times in the heart.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

TRooPs TO BE SENT FROM KANzAs TO UTAH.
The New York Times Understands that all the
United States troops in Kanzas, except three
companies, have been ordered Immediately TO
Utah. A mule train is to leave Fort Leasenworth
as soon after the 10th inst. as possible.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

EARTHoUAKEs.-A Boston Journal cores
pondent at Portland mentions two shocks OF an
earthquake in that city, on Wednesday. a Ma
chias paper mentions smart shock in that region
week
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

IGNORANCE AND IMfUDESoE CoKBISED.-searcely a
Gay passes ou' what some good natured soul becomes
ouped by the SO called Cheap Patent Ambroype Rooms
what can person expect for 10 Is cents better by
Tar psronlHe D. Maxham, Harrington Corner, who
sun continues on in the even tenor Of his ways executing
hundreds OF his Improved Am6rotypes weekly At bia
old standard prices, rs cents and upwardsno cbeap
humbug system at Maxham's All pictures warranted 70
give satisfaction and durable "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

FREsH sHAD-Another prime lot Of fresh shad
was received yesterday afternoon at Richardson's
fish market, No. 10 Mechanic street. In the
midst Of this cold snap, it is gratifying to behold
such indications Of the coming Spring. with its
attendant Injuries.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

BIvALvEs.-If the best articles is wanted that
can De had, go to Utley's wholesale oyster depot,
on Foster street, opposite the depot, and try
those large. plump, and delicious oysters, which
are all the way from "old Virginia, in the shell,
and which were taken from "beds," as yet un.
taxed by the Legislature Of that State, for the
purpose Of raising the wind, as Gov. Wise sug-
Rested
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

THR ARCTIC REoIoNs-The panorama Of DR.
Kanes Arctic voyages, and other entertainment,
connected Herewith, will be open for exhibition
this afternoon and evening, at the City Hall. g.
and see them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

POLICE couRr.-Yesterdsy, Joseph Williams
fof lArctoy from Matthew Chaplin, was fned s
and costs, and appealed, and committed In dc
fault.
Lewis G. Mum, on two complaints for keepin
an inteliRence Office without license, was 6ne,
so end oosts o. eSUA compliant, aud appsalUa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

New CoUNTERFEIT.--A counterfeit five dollar
bill on the Rhode Island Bank, Of Newport, we'll
executed and likely to deceive, has made its ap.
pearance 10 New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

ArrahSnment of Tmckermun, the Mail
KobbeF--- Bail Gxed mt $4,000, but
NOT Obtained.
New HAVEN, March 5.-The United States
Grand Jury came in this morning, bringing
in true bill against William S. Tuckerman.
for robbing the mail. The indictment con-
tains twenty counts, and charges four dis
tinct robbeIies, which are alleged to have ia
ken place on the 18th, goth, 22d and 29th of
November last, in the State of Connecticut.
Tuckerman was brought into Court, and
by his attorney, Thomas Y. Waterman of New
Haven, he waived the reading of the indict-
ment and plead not guilty. On motion Of
District Attorney Shipman, the case was then
RENTED for trial before the United States Cir
cult Court, commencing on the fourth Tues
day of April next, in this city.
The prisoner was the ordered to recognize
for his appearance in twenty thousand dol
lars.
Tuckerman appeared in good health, but
considerably excited Ae did not obtain bail.
His friends urged him to plead guilty, but he
stoutly refused.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

INCREASE OF MANUFACTURING HOURS The
Woonsocket (Bernon) Gompany's Cotton Mills
now run five days in the week, and are son ex-
pected to run full time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-06

JOB PRINTING, in every variety of style, from
visiting card to the largest-sized poster, exc
cuted promptly and on reasonable terms. at this
office