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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-08-30

ADv1cEs to the 17th inst, have been received from Europe by the arrival of the steamship No- va Scotian off Farther Point, on her way to Que bee. The news is two days later than by the Vanderbilt. It is stated on the authority of the Paris correspondent of the ANgemeine Zei:ung, that the Pope had written letter to the French Cardinal in which he takes very melancholy and despairing view of the condition of things. He looks upon all as lost, and expects to die by the hands of an assassin, but expresses his deter imitation never to quit Rome upon compulsion. Later advices from Syria represent that Fuad Pasha had surrounded Lebanon with troops, and had threatened to put all the Druse Shieks to the sword if they did not surrender in two days Twenty of them had been captured, and about eight hundred other important arrests had been made. A large quantity of plundered property had also been recovered. The Turkish Sultan had made speech to the Foreign Ministers, in which he expressed the determination to punish the Syrian offenders with the utmost severity. It was understood, also, that he was about to address another autograph letter to Queen Vic toria and the Emperor Napoleon, in which he would express desire to have the sole punish had been made by select committee of the British House of Commons, in which they state that the condition of the laws regulati.g the na- tional intercourse with France, Spain, Portugal and the United States is most unsatisfactory = There had been an advance in the Liverpool cot ton market.
 pT Garibaldi is claimed as native Canadian by [ Oracle, of Montreal, which paper makes the following statement =" In the year 1912 noted Iraquois chief, named Garrabaldeh, (signifying !" "Mighty in War,) immigrated from Western New York to Lower Canada. He had several sons the oldest called Joseph. Garrabaldeh died, and Joseph was prevailed upon by priest to accompany him to Italy. He was educated by the priest, and received Giuseppe as name in- stead of Joseph, and was taught to write his name Garibaldi. This information was received from Francis Garribalde, at present living near Sorel, with whom the great General constantly corresponds. Persons still having doubts on this important matter can satisfy themselves by applying to Francis, at Sorel. It can be said no longer that Canada has not produced one great man.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-08-30
Fislly.

"Well, there is a kind of woman who is 6 fisher of men. She manages with all the cun ming, skill and dexterity of the angler for fish only ocSasionly her victims are of little more consequence than gudgeon or salmon, and some times feel the pain of the hook more keenly thar the little piscatorial victims that wrggle and struggle for a minute and die. These female fishers of men are known by the technical names of coquettes. There are many varieties of them flor example, the coquette malicious, who takes an evil pleasure in torturing the hearts she wins; the cOQuette innocent who is half unconscious of the mischief she is doing; the coquette of cir cumstances, who firts because she must have Some occupation, and hasn't got anything else to do, and the coquette who firts because she sees others doing it, and having an exalted re spect Tor Fashion, bows at that great lady s shrine Tn this particular, as in all others.
 Of last kind was Maggie Stratford."
 We give the above as a specimen of the sub- lime, sickly nonsense which is frequently foisted on long suffering and credulous humanity.
 Very plausible and pithy in it's a,yunsentums dd hominum; every" smart in it's verbiage and illustration very pretty twaddle to frighten young men of weak minds.
 Written by woman of course of women. H may be, that the sex are generally "co- quettish" by reason of circumstances, malice Or innocence ;" but we very much doubt wheth. er the vinegar blue stocking authoress of the above, was ever very successful in her attempts on susceptible masculinity. We don't know how it may be with others, but as for us, our rest was never disturbed, nor our victuals rendered unpalatable by one of these foolish fishers The boots might very well be fitted to larger feet and for the credit of the "softer" sex, we doub whether there is half so much Irritation O coquettishness" as with the harder However 1t may be, there is nothing ,ce so like to encoun ter as one of the artful, coquettish, dear design ing creatures" If a man is fshy enough to b caught by them, he must be a shad oh!
 Of course we need not inform our readers tha the extract is taken from the Ne,c Fork Ledge where it may be found, continued" in harrow ing tale of woman's perfdy and mans frailty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-08-30

sA- We are indebted to the lady, " who has the finest flower garden in LitchAeld" for a charming vase of flowers, which rendered radi- ant our sanctum this week, and made Ca sun shine in shady place"
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-08-30

GEN. ToM THUMB, says the Portland (Me) Advertiser, is to leave that city for home this week. It is reported that the gallant general is to take leave of public life, and that one of Portland's fairest daughters will accompany him in his retirement. The Advertiser says: Since the little general arrived in this city, there has been in constant attendance at his ' levees,' the handsome and accomplished daughter of one of our oldest and most esteemed citizens, and who has evinced great interest in all the general s movements, and seems quite jealous when the little general. dispenses his usual quantity of kisses to his lady visitors in the way of stamped receipts" She is very pretty, below the ordina- ry height, and we believe heiress to quite large estate, and makes a good match for him. It has been remarked that the little general sings his love songs now with more ardor than ever.- Why should he not?
 Tioga county, Pa., has sixty-fve voters, sixty four of whom are for Lincoln, and the odd one for Breckinridge. Probably the todd one' is the postmaster.
 EVERYBODY has read of the search of Japhet for father. Itwas an astonishing performance; but nothing like as extraordinary as the search of Douglas for mother.-Courdnt.
 rar We have already stated the simple fact that young man attending school in Blars- town, N. J recently committed suicide. The cause which led him to this. as openly reported, and not contradicted by authority, was the shame brought upon him by his teacher. It appears that Hulme, the young man referred to, being in correspondence with lady in the neighborhood, one day accidentally dropped letter of hers where it was found by the teacher one Johnson by name. This man read the love-letter aloud. in presence of all the pupils, who were much di- verted at the expressions of attachment it con tained. The youth stung with modification, killed himself that night Tribune.
 He ought to have killed the scoundreIly school teacher first.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

ELECTION lErrRSs.-We give below, the result OF
,s election on Thursday for county officers In seve-
al of the counties in this section of the State.
Ipo ,noke-For She,G-At all tie ~: inets except
MO Lick which was not heard from, tie vote stood,
p,srd 373. Pitzer Sol.
commissioners ofthc Rerenue- Barnett a45 Chap.
Conmonweallh's Adorney- Henry + Blair. The pre-
..,t incumbent reelected without Opposition.
Constable-Thos G. Hull, reelected.
tantetonrt-Sheriff-LewisI nkenl oScr elected
Commonwealth Attorney-Wiiliam Ii. Anthony
elected.
Napistrates-Th The following gentlemen were elected
usoi.trates for the Fincaste District John Ammen
DR. S. NJ. Carper John g. Rudisell and VIM. X. Nc.
bowel.
Wythe-Thc supposed majorities are; for Sheriff.
Whitman about $50 or 700 over Shannon for Com.
missioner of the Revenne in the LIST District Hurt n
hout GOO majority Caron for Commits siunrr in
the Cd District, Repass about 90 or 200 majority over
sanders The Magistrates elected in the 7th District
are: II. Spence, j. A. Brown, John p. Sharilz and
rhos j. Charlon in the 9Th District. T. S Crockett.
g l. Crockett, Samuel Casse and Chas. W Kent
r. C. Kent was elected Commemorative Attorney
without opposition a. j. llutiordi is supposed to be
elected Oyerseer Of the Poor
Alexandria County--Judge John ". Tyler had no
oproson for the Office of Judge of The Circuit Court
e. NJ Castlemnn was elected Sheriff G. L. Stuart
Commemorative Attorney and Geo. Dutfey Commits
soner of the Revenue were reelected; aud II. l..
Monroe, Joseph Padgct, J. A. Keys aud W. w Wal
ker were elected County Constables, In the First
District j. A. English, G. L. Neoe, W. A. Harper and
J. j. Wheat. In the Second District, Charles p Shaw,
william n. Brown Thomas Smith and Edward Bur-
chell In the Third District, Turner Dixon, Robert
Brockett S. Beach and r. G. Violet In II e Fourth
District z. F. Wilmer W. H. Fowle, J. W. Nails and
". b. Price and in the Fifth District, Dr. Wunler, j.
johnson, W. Smms and - Dawson were elected
Magistrates.
BEDFORD ELECTION-OFFICIAL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

THE LONE STAR CARGo-The attention of our mcr-
chants called the sale of the cargo OF the barque
Lone Star the pioneer of the Bordeaux and Virginia
Line of packets which arrived at Norfolk few days
ago. The cargo consists ofvarions wines, brandcs,
oils wares toilet articles of every description MILL
merry, jewelry, upholstery and numerous other articles
which will be found specified Mt length in the adver
tisement which appears in this mornings TirginiJn
The enterprise of the managers of the long desired in
ercourse direct with France deserves the most liberal
encouragement and every merchant in city whose
line of business includes the sale of of the goods
enumerated should be pre.ent at Norfolk on the 9th
of June.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

Lynchburg Guano Depot.
TARMEES and the public generally h,rt! notified that
IL the I.,nchburg GuaIo Depot. kept by VIM. A. Miller
the BASIN, is fully supplied With the following FERTILIZERS,
viz
No. A Peruvian Guano:
Eccse's Manp ,aed Guano;
S"ml,rero Guano, l., nchburg ground;
Mexican Guano;
Kcttcwell's Potash and Plaster.
have taken every preeauiiun u furnish reliable articles
buy the Peruvian Guano from the Agents OF the Peruvian Gov
which is certainly am sole in Nnclburg
Recess Manipulated Guano, and will it Ia he
y what il rcpres. he, viz hall Peruvian aud
half Sombero. believe this 10 bc good Peruvian. pound
for pound that il he Used The son,h.ro
buy In the lump and have il ground. and sell ii good
1t be bought. here in the ucd States My
plan sell for n small profit strictly cash.
bc extended 10 HAT has been LIBERAL
" bestowed heretofore. WIN. \. MILLER,
sept 13dts-l,ep copy On Basin.
(NEDAR POSTS-Murc durable than Iocgsi.
~ ma. % CAMP. STAPLES X co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
NOticp

TlNlE firm Of PtLLIAM BETS having this day ceased
Il WM. II. BETS will continue ia the NEGRO AtCr1oN
BUSINESS and has taken into tBersip with him +. j.
GREGORY. They Will conduct the business under the firm
BELTS K GREGORY, AT their salesoom franklin street,
four doors below Wall street aud square below
Office of Puiam Belts. agl respectfully solicit
nuance of the patronage which literally extended
VIM. II. Belts whie IN the hrd of Puiliam ~ Bets
They have obtained III services OF Mr. W MORE
CLERK, Sho has interest III the business.
WM. H. BETS
l.. }. GREGORY.
RICHMOND, NAV -, 1SGn.
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/ 347T7C8, n, O7lT779 7058 72l 545 53

NorE.-There several candidates for each of
the Offices named except Sheriff but as their votes
were small we omit all but the two highest for each
place.
CAMPBELL COUNTY ACKNOWLEDGMENT re-
ported majority is forty. W. III. Peerman is elect
ed Commissioner of the Revenue in the Western
District by 80 majority over Hoffman the present
incumbent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

THASKs.-We are under many obligations to Mrs.
j. W. Leftwich of Bedford, for box of Strawberries,
not inferior in size flavor to those grown by Messrs
Miller, Plank Co.. which we had supposed were the
finest raised in this neighborhood.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu,

fENllE attention Of physicians Is respectfully i rtcd
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF Bltllt, made
Win and compounded by the strict rules Pharmacy
rus preparation cunius, concentrated furm the
properties OF uclu, rnreira lrava aud iva Irsircmrlc-
adapted Ia the treatment diseases Of the unnS oEHus
all lh"ir complications. Made aud sold by
J THOMPSON Drug,i.i.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
MIsCELLANE0U,
JOHNSON ;EEt9l S NS}SIEF & olEY.

Is fE1id- ssftEIf, -
BETWEEN MAIN AND eAeY, HCaaasn, yIEaisIA
HAVE IN HAND AND OFFER FOR sALE--
Al lou bags Rio lagUra and Java Coffee;
% bags Mocha
.so si,ies good and damaged sole Leather
500 boxes Adanantine Candies
loo boxes Brown Soap;
l25 bosvs Fancy dn
1000 kegs Old Dominion Nails;
loo barrels n. q. Molusses;
ID hog~hsals Cuba MolasseN
ah Il" \. u. sugar
loo barrel. extra {. sugar:
100 do low grades Sugar
20 do graduated sugar
90 do ground Sugar;
- paicni cut Loaf Sugar:
10 barrels crushed sugar
% keys soda:
loo boxes frelch Window Glass;
l0o kt- M. MackrrNl:
30 barrris No. | cIrings.
100 bushels Clover, rimn,ily and other Crnss Seeds.
Hesis li assortment ot Glt,NERlFS well ~ large
hnl well sei,ricsi stock To FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC I,
pke We arr ais, agents Tor OF the best brands
MOUNTAIN RYE WHlSkkN, all OF which will sci low.
FHNuE PORTRAIT GALLERY viii be continued hy the un
dersigcd nj the old stand No IA Main Street. where he
viii he pleased 10 receive continuance nj the pa
'ronno bestowed upon the late assuring all Who
call that effort Will be given render
of Pictures, rates ri charges,
Nealso have the for the Cry norRf Hr
Lock sffCn SEWING MACHINES hcms fclls, tueks gathers
h thhroif aud does NIL the work of The best ta Machines
Is lar more simple aud less complicated than Ma
chine and Is sold ut the low prices 40 and
Cabinet Machine a. lie has the Patent Adjustable cmncr
manufactured expressly for t" Quaker City Machine The
one that hens NIL widths and thickness. From the
her sold by n ;. Tanner CO., while acting agents.
general satisfaction which the Machrs en- under
sgncd feels hesitation In nng them best
nov IN Call aud examine them y. s. TANNER,
oCi5 dis No. Ia Main Street, lynchhlTp. VI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
To Builders and Painters

IItNE now In store large stock of White Lead White
L Zine Lnseod OIL Narnshes Brushes Spirits Turpcnlnr
lutl, and coors Of all kinds Those In invited
give Il cul. For sale by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
may ~ lynuhbtrg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

Semple'S Baking Powders.
A FEW vr"cc >ompl'r lufillC taking Powders.
N and for sale b, JOHN II. SEAl, Drnggs,
may 10 l!hclthnfg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
Concentrated I've.

4 FRESH supply Of Concentrated Lye, making soap
N Put up IN Iron Cans. with null directions Ivory
family should have This urlicl Us Il " both and
economical. For sal, by JOHN II. sEAl, Druggist.
may Is llne!ihur., \n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
LATESTEEwS III TgLEGRsPu,
The Farnum Rescue Case.

:, me Farnum Rescue Case.
A.. HWANNAn. May 25,h.-Messrs. Lamar, STYLES,
i'uoiF'on aud Hone. indicted for rescuins Ca ,,.
sarnum OF the Yacht Wandercr from prison, plea
'en guilty teiore the United States Crcnit Court.
Inc sideration of the case of Lamar for hold
ing African slaves. was postponed iii Monday.
neg jury in the case Of Capt Farnum have not
rendered verdict The jury is believed to stand
eleven fer acqnittal and ono Tor conviction.
Markets.
BALTIMORE. May 2j.-The markets are all ur-
changed.
New lonK. May 25..-Flour and Wheat nm.
chan Mixed Corn 5G.G0c. Whisky 2lI.--
Provisions quiet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

JOINT WORM IN BorErouRT CouETY.--The last nm
castle Whig says I'VE much regret TO learn that the
joint worm is making its appearance IN number OF
the wheat fields in this county. We have also been
shown number of stalks of wheat where the rust
had made its appearance upon the blades We do not
remember ever to have seen similar appearances Of
rust upon the wheat thus early in the Season."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
,,,,..,,.. Notice; Ice,

A MOTHER supply Of GAS MIXTURES qE3
"A In part Of Brackets, Fsndani4 Yept
Joints, xe, Sc., b.sth Gilt and Oiines msktn9s "a
of Fixtures necessary for complelinR ~
make their own selection nom ~ tliQs1e1l44 =
the purpose, containing . grea3 teei41y ~
them q much better oppoEt1nity a. hstHE -
done In any other wAy. II Is ].
rantedto give satssfasafon, u III Naih ssEss<.
may 10 a@eg ~ sfass
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
MARRIED.

On Sunday the 3thinst,, by Rev. Andrew Fisher,
Mr.. WIN. CASEY to Mrs. NANCY BLAScHET, all ofW!the
county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
VIM. A. MILLER, Lynchrure
REEsE,s pHoSPHO- PERUy3AlfSsl
MANTP,uIIhtAihT]r,EsDI, ss GqUANOs|

CUInpUscu
FJnsfv Ground Sosnbreyo GxaBe, aud Best Peg4SfA&(
Ons-HaJ Each. 70 go
NIOTE.--We call The attention Of fsImers 70 TIE mq4
lNobove Guan0 contains plaster or other t4DeSI
subsfances than the aafHds Gttano This additional -
TO combinations Of Guano has other effect Man H..
are valuable give place 10 Aabsance which ~
ar oae.sereath the price Of Guano riastsr TO be ~
advantage must be applied In quantities Of several ~
be applied whea e0ui!incsi with Gnnno< - os q ~
value. Hence u fsilews, win, q remefnr4eA y H.
thai, or greater proportion. rcducel - 80 sAss s
We have furnished the above siand4l fert1llZ
ers aud pianters for the past fotx yeaFz md
q saefa1 1f asoasf n ooaL il 5eE1CtNAIe4pe 49,
TofA1<o rs been imply demcnstraseE
Ne, lhe5efofe, reocsalnend this GuAn?. y q
enifS sonhArnce, e. standard and srliahIe feyl
NH 22-dAe3m WMt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

Pure Coal Oil.
4 nA GALLONS pure taun, Coa on. Warranted to be
HUI pure and Il best quality. For sale by
JOHN II. SEAN, Druggist.
may 10 I,ucl Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

10y EXPREsS-Iha received lot of Double Width Eng
glsh Berage aud beautiful Dress Goods Berags,
Manes The ladies will call soon before they are all sold
may go N. GUGGENHEIMFR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
NEGROES WANTEnI

yxxrrr .,,t,.cy;ter eoutisnes n mnskee ~ L.
sexes nom ten 10 thirty yr=ss - 80
Children. The highest pF3oeeN vii ps Pasa -
siteaded u al thefr houses by giving deacdp
and addressing me 'LynchburE =. !. g.
nov 2s-1y W. 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
TO LAND BUYERS AND SELLERS,
MANIPULATED GUANO.

MANIPULATED UANO.
WE oer q the Planters of Virginia Gaano prepared by
loo lbs best Peruvian Guano that can be procured
$40 do sonorero Iano containing 50 per Ct OF Pho'-
700 do Ground Plaster p, which pay q p ton extra
the best information We can obtain we believe This Mixture Is
Of The hes. that can be prepared for the virginia lands
furnish the bag.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT q Co.,
Richmond, Virginia.
We refer 10 p r'-s ~r have used Me sombr.ro and
Below give d. X ruaes Chemist ut University Of val
ss give .s s;g q sss, Ts
Judge that very fortunate In the selection Of materials
% Of ' no nns pf s'p pe cent %s
tina" tie The Analysis AMI. Is as follows;
suipbarc Acid ss5 Lime, sea 800
Ammonia d@
nI smsIi Quantity Of Alia-andermincd water In
combination and organic matter ...........,.. 24s5
10000
Hoping your fertilizer may with the which
1t dec aess s'SS,c1y ''" B. K futile.
TINo THE FARMEEsWe now 81 receipt of supply OF
es HUNGARIAN GRASS sEE aaS Sm well Swa
this superior for abundant yield Nutritious and
preferred by stock other hay shoud be sown during
May and will be ready 'As 's' RBY ". s1yGapsp
HOOP sK1RTs For CHILDREN Just received, larss
III supply Of Misses Hoop Skirts which will sell
cheap. fmay Isl L. A. VT. KINsEY, 1855 Maiast .
For Sale,
az FARM. containing 40 Acres and within two miles
~ OF Market House. The land 10 In good condition and
-improvemens exceent FOR further information, apply
10 tseIt 7-dtsl DR. j. II. CAPERToN.
Wanted to Hire.
SERVANT WOMAN 10 Cook, Wash and Iron for n small
"A family. Apply 10 g. II. CAPERTON.
jan9-ts
~ HOUSE FOR RENT-with four rooms and Kitchen and
Ia smoke-house Apply to ALEX. KINNlER,
may ~ Bridge Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
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Worth from SO cents to 500.

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The Iimi,lcss varieties distributed and their really
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

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