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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-10
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FROM THE WEST GOING SOUTH,
TWICE daily Sunday night eKeepted) the RrIay
House, Washington, fredericksburg, Richmond. Pc
tersburE, Weldon, &c. &c, (rfd. Potomac River the
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad by
splendid and comfortable steamers to Acqua Greek thence
70 Richmond by the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Railroad.
Hours Of departure from Washington, $50 A. NJ and
P NJ Sundays exeepted) Leave Sundays at $50 ".
only Baggage under charge Of special agent, checked
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
Prom Washington to Richmond. ............$ $3.50
Prom de Petersburg.
Prom do to Wellou.....-...--....-
Prom do to Wilmington l2
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potion
been operation for % years. and in all that time
either killed crippled by accident which
without parallel In the history Of Railroads,
country. 8. RUTH, Supt. Trans.
June %, 1855 iyl-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-10
HEMPFIEID RAILROAD

- =
LII reights intended for shipment road must be
N delivered between the hours of and p m, as
lone will be received after that hour. T. SWEENEY,
Sepl0 General Manager.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30

Within law war. Tho nir.tiObt stovo haa been
substihatad Ear s6a iron aocs and far thcsrrt time
s,nce man hsc.n "A Iva IN bonscs we have NO "8re
nlncas'0 Ths shrin. ~ sha Inrcs has been rc.
moved and our housss have heon literally nilla-
ged-rohhed of ths iomss,ic hcor,h toward which
10 many assocations have always centsred. for
which iba hlood of nations hns bcen no,.rad and
which in ali noe. has hosn rarorded as ths AVN.
bol of buma Win nj n. social comforts
M, content With this thess snam;os N a,.
rocs have st;li mora lately taken awnv ,he stoves
which dos.;,,,a or ,he os.once .t;il occnr;ed ,bo
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LYNcHDuha CARDS
'A@' VAIENrINE :. LIEN g. HENlTNG. l. :; e.
q R d a T. k 5,
Novf DNor 70 tho M &c

LyNCHBURG, NJ.
XNE keep hand constantly Groceries the equality
W 10 which We particularly invite the attention friends
and customers We tender thanks friends for past
hNors and hope by fidelity 10 the interests who
us, To merit continuance of the sanl., We living
superior lot Of Sugars Cone.s Moasses ncw crup Candies
Leather salt, &c DC, which offer cheap for cash
Try produce. Jan 3Ots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30

FRCuTrrI TRAGEDY AT ST. LorIs--I Muy.
hWd BHyyiar Gu 10 Hcces!--A public house on
the le,rc. mt ST, Louis, having been lately frc-
qucntly entered l'y burglars, the harkoeper. nam
ed John Davis, armed himself wiiha revolver and
bowie knife on Monday night, with the view of
keeping watch. The Morning Herald says:
Between II and o'clock he was awakened by
hearing some one enter through small window in
tho rear. There was no light in the bar room,
and utter demanding OF his ysitnnt who he was
aud what he wanted he fred at him ono Charge Of
his revolver, which strangely enough, was loaded
with powder only. The load took effect i'll tho
rgh shoulder, setting the fellows clothes on fire,
lui "l course inn'cting no injury upon tic burg
lar person. AT this moment tile burglar, whose
mime subsequently proved to be Nicholas Wat
kin~, made IN attack upon Davis with a pocket
knife, which Davis succeeded in wrcnchng from
him. not however, until he was severely injured
by having the open knife drawn through his hand.
PAWS, terribly irirhtcnod. and with II full com
Prchcnsipn of his oan g'cat danger, made an at-
t.lcn upon his violent aad unseen as-nant which
Is without IA parallel in the most bloody rcncoun.
ter Of which we have ever heard. With one blow
ct his bowie-knie IA new, sharp and most mur-
dcrous weapon. with blade seven inches in
lcugh-hc stabbed Watkins to the heart. tho knife
soyering or twn ribs and passing through the
cart and lungs. The blow was quickly f,llwcd
ny eighteen twenty orherc, some sixteen or
more of which, it was found on the most nortem
examination, were necessarily mortal.
In the meantime Davis was Justify calling for
the watch. Officers John Ryan. Hugh LDguc aud
Daniel Pollard "f the night police happened to
he in the immediate neighborhord raped Mt the
door, and were admitted by Davis, who was in the
act Of lighting the gas. Watkins WAS found in
the other room, dying. He lived but few sec
onds after the entrance Of the "fhcers In the rear
Of the premises found his hat and shoes.
which had evidently been removed rthc purpose
"t enabling him to operate Lioro nolseleSsly aud
safely.
twas shown at the inquest that the deceased
was n native of Maryland. aud about f,rty Yeas
of age. He was formerly steward on boat on
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal afterwards en-
tered the army and was sent IL FloriIn. Last
March he sent to Fort Lcaycnworth, and wrs
there tried for II homicide. lie was, however, ac-
quilted on the ground that the act wns done in
scIt.deiense. Davis has given himself up, but will
no doubt be discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30
Daily Tirgiuia,l.
Blondin Crosses the Niagara River with
- Cook Stove, and Cooks an Omelet.

The crowd gathered at the falls yesterday to
witness another Of Blondins performances upon
the rope, although largo and numbering many
thousands. was somewhat tho smallest, we should
say, that has yet been collected, and hardly more
than twothirds Us groat as that of the last occa.
sion.
Blondin first crossed from the American to tho
Canadian shore in n,anacles; collar about his
neck-a chain pendant TO his nrms-and two 9th
crs from his wrists to his ankles During his pms
sage he performed most Of the feats previously ex-
hibited- standing upon his head, hanging beneath
the rope swinging his body under it backward.
sustaining by tho arms with tho elbows bent
&c. all difficult and daring in the extreme. but
by Blondin himself made common pncc and sim
pie The return performance was the mt st inter
csting.
After stay Of fifteen or twenty minutes upon
tho Canadian shore, he started back with
cook stove swung upon his back tho culinary
arpnrtcnances thereto consisting Of saucepan, la
die, sundry dishes and pair Of bellows securely
fastened upon tie stove. 1t must not he imagined
that the stove he bore upon his back full
sized cast iron "Nictor,' Mother must it bc fan
cied miniature atiair--n disguised spirit lamp
chatting dish. 1t wns goodly-sizcd, properly
iashioncd cooking stove, made Of RussiaL sheet
iron, aud boastIng ola smokc-pipe about two feet
IN height. Arriving Mt tho centre of the rope
Blondin secured his pole and proceeded with nom
cahnlnncc To make preparations for camping"
Unslinging his stove he placed it upon tho rope
before him, sat down, aud with some pitchy. com
bustiblc material built his fire, exciting it with the
helloms and soon raising n smoke which proved
the genuincness Of the preparations for cooking.
When proper degree Of heat had been attained.
he produced his eggs. broke them into the dish,
aud threw the shells into the river The omcct
was prepared with the skill If chicf dc cuisine
and when it was complete he lowered it to the
deck OF tn" Maid of the Mist, where, we doubt not
it was divided into smallest possible shares, and
eagerly treasured hy tho passengers. Gathering
up his 'holcl," Eondin rcadius,cd it upon his
back, and quickly landed himself aud it II pom the
American shore amid the loud cheers of the
throng
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30

LANENTABLE INSTANCE or SCiCiDE EoR LOVE-
On The 10Th instant John Stplle n SWISS, returned
from tri p Ia the Rocky Mountains. Last Sat
urday he to mis- brother Henry Stole, ut llc,-
ryville, Indiana, $50 in letter ami his t. ank by
Adams Express.
Yesterday, the returning stranger was found III
the river, ut the foot of Hazel street, drowned
In his pocket was sola-bot;le, tightly cork~i,
containing two letters explanatory OF his cir,unl-
stances. and his motive for committing suirii".
1t appears that he had "sweetlenrt" in Swift
zerahd, and had expected to raise 500 to take him
tn her, but, failing III this concluded to give villa;
he had to his brother. Ono nf the letters real>
thue st Louis Democrat, PAN.
ST.. LOUIS, August 10Th. 1859
My beloved: n,G the most urhnpry Of men.
In the Rocky Mountains had my adventures
arrived from there the 10th. | intended To
drown myself from the boat, M | am followed by
mary enemies, vino despsc me- What mirfi r.
tune and how miserable is nv late, au how ina
ny dangers surround me! gave to N. Clntcau
two large letters in explanation oi what | am g,,-
ing to do, aud narrative Of my adventures. and
my last farewell to my beloved America. have
found in America IN, ny generous mcn, but, most
generous of all, Mr. Charles Choteuu. Oh Ileav-
en-! | wish could forgive my enemies wish
could give some more explanations bur the public
is not yet prepared for them. Therrf re, prefer
to de: How often have prayed on my knees,
and death l"uked lovingly in INV face!
As well now cut asunder he thread which binds
me TO virtue. have written the whole To my
Ir'tLer. to whom send nay trunk and all my mo.
ney. Time APP RI ache>. pam increases farewell /!
-s"on shall have selected the best part.
lie who lives you too well.
JIM SroLLE.
The other letter is similar in character to the
above. Each is evidently tho production Of dis
eased and morbid mind
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30

A BiToF RoNANcE-The st. Peter tAIinnesota)
Free Press, OF the 20lh Of June, contains the follow
ing
"A couple Of Scotch damscls arrived ut st. Paul
last week. from Scotland. en- route for Lake Atha-
basca, in British America, seventeen hundred milos
north of st. Paul They go to the Red River by
Burhank's stages, and then embark IN the Anson
Norhup."
These Scotch damsels" are sisters. They pass.
cd through Milwaukee, some four weeks ago, on
their way to their destination in tho far North
west. One of tho two has been engaged to a young
gentleman in the employment Of lhe British Fur
Company. lle is secretary or agent at the Com
rahy's post on Lake Athabasca; and us he could
not, without losing his place. go to Scotland to
marry his lady-ove. she. like a true woman resol-
yed to come to America to marry him. Having
undertaken journey of five thousand miles. ac-
compauied only by her sister, ON this crrand Of
love- it is to bo hoped that the bonnie Scotch las
sic will obtain II husband worth herself.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30

RETURN OF THE MoUNrAIN MEADOWS CHILDREN.
The Commissioner af Indian Affairs yesterday
received disgatch from Mr., Wm. G. Mitchell,
sfecial agent announcing the safe arrival at Leav-
enworth- Kansas Territory, Of tho children saved
from The Mountain Meadows massacre. Mr..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30

~ STOLEN from my farm Howardsville,
f7sI Wednesday OF last week, GREY HORSE three or
n four years old, medium size. Twenty dollars reward
will be given for apprehension of the thief and liberal
ward for the Horse J. q. LEWIS,
.,.,t 16,Its Scosyi.e ,tLcmarle, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30

Mitchell isa near relative of some Of those who
fell victims tohat terrible slaughter and bis safe
return with the children will be an occasion of
great Joy In the State Of Arkansas. from whence
tho parents Of these little survivors first took up
their march towards tho Pacific.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30
G. w. BUTTON. Props

PROF. COUCH AND LADY,
RE stopping ai the Washington House the purpose of
N teaching PAINTING AND DRAWING, in THAR various
branches
The following some Of the styles viz:
Architectural Mathematical, Perspective and Marine Draw
ing and Skeclng from Nature;
Canvass and Photograph Painting Oil
Grecian, Pearl and Antique Painting and Gliding Gs;
Drawings coorcd in permanent c""rs, equal the finest
coorcd l.ihograrh
Fancy Sign Painting, in all its varieties;
Ladies and Gentlemen invited Gull and
Specimens. Ialg 5-dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

SOOn YARDS, more iess, of Fast Colored Lawns at
OOOO ~ cts per yard, worth 25 cens
Also Swiss Book Jaconet India and Indian White Musn
just received and for sale cash store, profit
L j H.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30
Mrs. Partington on Ikes Conduct In
Church.

"Whnt do you think will become of you ?" raid
Mrs. Partington to Ike, rs they were going home
from church. The question related to tho Young
gcn,leman's conduct in church. where he hnd tip
ped over the cricket, peeped over tho gallery ut
tracing tho attention Of boy in the pow below
by dropping pencil, tod with string, upon
his hend. and had drawn hidoous picture Of
dog upon the snow-white cover Of the bost hymn
book. Where do you expect to 20 to 7" 1t WINS
question which the youngster Ind never before
had put to him closely, and said hc didn't
know, but shought he'd like to go up in balloon.
"Im afraid you will 20 down, if you don't mend
your ways rather than go up. You have been
acting very badly in meeting" continued she,
,'nnd declare could hardly keep from boxing
your right in the midst of tho Lethargy.--
you didn't pay no interest, and lost ali the
thread of the sermon, through your trick" Il
didn't take your thread" snid Ike, who ,housht
she alluded to the string by which tho pencil was
lowered to the boy; "that was fishing linc."--
.Oh, Isaac" continued she. earnestly, "what do
You want to act SO like the probable lor2
Why don't YOU try and be like David aud Dcuter-
onomy, that we read about, and act in q repre-
hensitle mannerY" The appeal was touching,
md Ike was silent, thinking OF the sling that D,-
vid killed Goliath with, and wondering il he
couldn't mako one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-10
CLOTHING.
WILLIAM D. MASSEY.

!NER 4 Mt TAN
HAS received beautiful stock OF SPRING and
IL SUMNER GOODS, for Gentlemen. wear,
consisting Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS,
comprising the fashionable shades, purchased from
the importer direct, and warranted to be from H..
best manufactures in Europe.
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMERES,
of tho most elegant styles, and
VESTINGS
Of every variety. White Linen ami Nsr,.;,l..
Shirts; Under Shirts and Drawers; Crsval, NJ
Ties; Stocks; Pocket Hsndkerchies.; Gloys.,
Shirt Collare, and Suspenders.
RRADY-MADE CLOTHING.
of various kinds, and offered at low price. AL.
n full assortment Of the very best
TRIMMINGS
Thankful for fayors heretofore received. ,,,r-,
the public that no EFFORT shall be SPARED ~ civ.
satisfaction. All Garments ordered warranted r.
10 made in the best workmanlikp msuprr
yzs- Store 10. 81 KiHg Street, ore door oSo,>
Royai ,nls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-10
A. A. 4 A. MEXICAN GUAN0 in barrels.
BONE DUST. Of best quality. in barrels
SUP. PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
OMBRERO GUANO.

q calling the attention Of the public to this val
i liable and recently discovered deposit Of this
ferililng article, We will merely state, that like
all other phosphate GUANOS, its most valuable
constituent is phosphorie acid, or bone phosphate
of lime; and that its mercantile value, as compared
with other GUANOS ofits kind, may be easily de-
termined by the amount Of phosphoric acid or bone
phosphate of lime it contains. In order, there-
fore, to give the public thorough knowledge of
what S0MBRERO GUAN0 does contain, we beg
to refer to the following list Of eminent chemists in
different parts of the world, who have analysed diff
ferent cargoes, from average samples taken by
themselves from the cargoes just as they arrive
from the island, without drying ar selection Of
specimens for analy1a Each analysis will be
exhibited ifre4uired. under the original signature
Of each chemist named:
OF phosphorc acid, estimated as equivalent to
phosphate OF lime, it is found to contain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-10
KErrLEwELL's MANIPULATED euANo.

NTE have received full supply OF this article,
w aud shall keep it constantly on hand. 1t is
composed Of pure PERUVIAN and PHOSPHATE
GrANos. from tho Islands of Chincha and Sevassa,
combined and closely integrated by machinery.
No. il warranted to contain & per cent. OF Am
monia and ~ To 30 per cent. Of Phosphate Of Lime.
No. Is per cent. OF Ammonia, and IS to 80 per
cent. of Phosphate Of Lime.
The testimonials of the value of this Fertilizer,
in our possession. are very strong, and from sour
ces known to us to be reliable.
WIN. II. FOWLR 4 son,
NH 10 No South Wharvss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-10
JARVIS ISLAND GUANO.

WE offer for sale small cargo of this GCANO,
w Just landed from Schr. West Wind. 1t has
been recently imported by the American Guanc
Company, from their Island, in the Pacific. aud
is represented to DO valuable fertilizer. We re-
commend it to the attention Of our farmers.
py2 FOWLE L co,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-10

ERUITS CAN BE PRESERVE WITH
THEIR ORIGINAL FLAVOR BY USING
THE EXCELSIOR FRUIT and PRESERVE
CANS"-They are the cheapest in use. Their
popularity is constantly increasing. Hundreds
who have used them can certify 10 their qualities
/ am also manufacturing tho "I4PROVED
EXCELSIOR DAN, for Shipping, rs no jar
incident to transportation can break the cement.
Call and examine them.
Also receiving the celebrated DR.. KANE SELF
VENTILATING DINING ROOM REFRlGE-
RAT0R, an elegant and useful piece Of furniture.
Also, Waterman's Patent and other Refrigerstors.
Porcelain Lined WATER COOLERS, new and
bsautiful article. Call and examine them at
II. i. GREGORY,
anil 11S and 100 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-10
DEATH OF THE SWAMP MISER.

On Tuesday night, at his stone house on
the Bloomfield Turnpike, in the llth ward,
died William Patterson, aged about ~ years,
a native of Scotland, and for the last quar-
ter of century known by old and young as
the Swamp Miser." For years it has been
the habit Of all passing his neglected and
cheerless dwelling, to point out to eompan-
ions and strangers the residence of the miser,
and many curious incidents are mentioned az
having occurred in his life. He died as he
had lived, talking of interest and gain-and
surrounded by nothing conducive to comfort
except such things Us had been furnished in
his last hours by kind neighbors. lie wonld
have no doctor, though one was procured
against his will, who was asked by the dying
man how much he was going to charge for
the visit, saying he would rather spend the
money for something else. Neither would
he have clergyman, saying he believed
none of their doctrine. His belief was pc
culiar. ..
After certain number of years, he ex-
poets to return to this world young man,
and he had amassed his property with a
view to that event. expecting to receive 1t
again with interest when he returns. Two
nephews, it il said, are his heirs, and will
come in for large sum. 1t is said by some
persons that he has wife and child, who
were driven from his presence years ago, and
who he would never consent to see. The
house in which he lived, on the East bank OF
the canal, is u low stone building, and the
furniture in his room consisted of three chairs
and three chests; one of the chairs and one
of the chests made his bedstead and he lay
upon them without covering, seldom undres-
sing himself, and always seen. standing, sit
ting, or lying with his hat on his head
New1rk ,NercuyV.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-10
FOURTH SUPPLY.

FOURTH SUPPLY.
Oh BBLS. prime Golden SYRUP
w 20 bbls. New Orleans MolasScs
80 boxes Adamantine Candles
30 Z" Mould do
so " Eastern Cheese.
GRAY, MILLER 4 60.
p27 corner Of King and Water streets.
IN BOXES MILD CUTTING CHEESE
lU 10 Valencia Raisins
~ Fancy Toilet Soap
5 Babbitt's Sal !Eratus and Yeast Pow
10 Summer Candles. received and for
sale by GARRETT HCLST,
sp23 No. IA King street.
NINE HAVANA SEGARS-The subscriber
/ would call the attention of smokers to his
stock of choice genuine Havana Segars. to which
be is constantly making additions, Of the finest
brands imported, for sale at Wholesale and retail.
apps J. h. DOUGLASS.
TRESH TEAS.-Just received q half chests
II very superior Gunpowder, Tyson, Imperial,
and Black Teas, in store, and for sale by
JOHN +. HENDERSON,
sp29 Corner of King and Alfred streets.
oO0 BBLs. EAsTPoRT HERRINGs
100 half barrels Family do
For sale by KINCHEL0E BRTIN.
apr
T LIVERPOOL SALT.-2,O00 SACKS PINE
IL SALT, of Desking's. Msrshall's, Jearey's and
Darrcys brand, for saloby
NH 81 FowLE 4 co.
KEGS ROUGH AND READY TWIST To-
y BACCG, n very choice article, received this
day, and for sale by J. K. DOUGLASS.
apr
1OO BUSHELS New York Mercer POTA-
lUU TOES, just received, and for sale by
GARRET HULST.
sp23 No. IA King street.
DEFINED SUGARS hbls. Crushed. Pow
II dered, and GRADUATED, in store. and for sale
by JOHN Il. HENDERSON,
apo Corner of King and Alfred streets.
NAMILY PLOUR.-A choice lot OF Fsmiiy
j. Flour in store and for sale by
ALBERT ". GRAY 4 CO.,
ap3a n. 4. cor. King 4 Water sta.
NAVAL sT0RES.-i0 bales Naval Uakum; -
IN bbls. Pitch; 100 bbls. Tar. for sale by
mhzl J. n. HARPER l. co.
VHOBACCO.-KNOX + BROTHER have on
i hand Il supply Of J. N. Bakers Joy to the
World" and Gold Leaf Tobacco. NIB u
DICKLED CUCUMBERS.-s.oo u Picked Gu.
l. euubers. for family use, in store and for sale
by [mh al J. 7. YOUNG, No. Union st.
TURKS ISLAND SALT.-3000 BUSH. Turk.
i leland Salt, daily expected. snd for .ale by
NH Is N. ELDRIDGE, Union Wharf