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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06
EnsiieT IEntlrew's Reply.

ny DIR lEr. BayRum; thank you, |
deeply thank. you, for your generous, your
mumliccnt gift. So valuable a proof of
your personal esteem for fellow laborer
in the sacred cause Of Temperance, de-
mands the warmcst and most grateful re-
coEniaon; but thc-peculiar circumstances
under which It hrs been So feclingly, and
dc6cately rendered, enhance the obligation
hundred iold
duly appreciate, my dear friend the
kind spirit which las prompted you 70
place 50 high an estimate on my humble Ia
Dor, and though must attribute to friend
ly prcpossossion much Of that warm cuo-
ginm, Of which yon have so cloouently
made me The subject, yet can, with jus
RE and sincerity, lay claim to the merit Of
having, lor fourteen years, waged an unre-
hitting and successful warfare against thc
most dcbasiug and seductive Of vices
The trophies Of this protracted combat are,
thank God, numerous. Virtue has tn
implied ever Temptation, Reason oyer
Passion, aad the voice Of cmaucipated
millions Proelains in accents of joyful ex-
ul;aticn how deeply they prize the bles-
sings which flow from the adoption Of this
heroic act Of Christian scif-denial, which
forms So broad 4 basis for the exercise Of
every public and private virtue.
/ rejoice, my kind friend, at what has
already been accomplished | rejoice still
morc when reflect that the seed we have
sown Is bat beginning 10 gerninate, and
that i is The RISING generation who Will
reap the abundant harvest Of our labors.
Tins is emphatically The cage of progress"
moral as wei as physical, and to no stand
ard short Of perfection, should the Chris
ran aspire. Remove the debasing pres
surg Of grovelhng sensuality. and who
can prescribe the limits to which uncloud-
cd intellect. soaring hcovenward. nay
reach ! II IS true, as YOU feelinely re-
mark, that my share IN this warfare has
cost me my health, Gor am Row but the
wreck Of my former sclf) but in SO glori-
GUS . cause, having ''fought thcgood fight, ("
|, with tie apostle" glory inmy inhrmity,"
and though possessed ofnonc olthe worlds
wealth, | do not even regret Ills, as ii
zometimcs affords me the exquisite gratif-
cation OF enioying the aGcctionate sympa-
thy of kindred hearts, and of experiencing
the practical kindness Of pure and disin-
terestod iiiendship-tIicudship such as
yours.
have tho honor 70 be, my deaar Mr..
Barnum, your ever grateful ana affection
ate friend,
rs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06
BALTIMORE. Snlntdny March 1

bALllMohE, Saturday March !,
Sales to-day Of $50 bbls. Howard 81 Flour al
si37i
No sales nf City Mile
Sales Of Wheat at g3a1Gc fnrred
Sales Of yellow Corn a, 57a5Sc, and White Jsa-
Goethe latter for strictly prime.
Oats 4laija, MS in quality
No gales OF Whisky.-Pa,,,o'
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IiowELLL L, BROWN, CT.
Garland & cabcll =. o. March G-,s iw
cCKOoL.--A YOUNG MAN, WHO

- II qualified TO teach the Latin, Greek, aud
French languages, and Mathematics inrluAing AZ
zebra and Geometry nod who bus had sumr expe-
ricnce In teaching, wishes 10 procure immediate
employment il TINT line of business for the rcnsoin-
der Of the year (say s or monthly Copmunica-
tons addressed (post paid TO l. II. w, New Lon
don, Campbell county, Va. viii be promptly aficn
ded to. He viii give satisfaction ss to rs ability
TO teach, and his moral character. To prevent nm
necessary Communications. he viii say that he must
have salary Of the rate Of 5000 and board for ten
r1nntbs mar 6-,w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

\ CuRIoslrY-We were shown few
days since, by the Rev Mr.. Baine, of this
place, a chicken with for legsl The legs
and feet where all perfect, the two hind
most being rather shorter than the foremost,
and resembling somewhat, in the form and
location, the legs of duck. The chicken
had been killed by its mother. and was
eertaInlya phenomnon.-Lpaci. Rspsb.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

The Burlington (Vt-) Courier mentions
the remark Of a postmaster in that county,
who had held office under all sorts Of ad-
ministrations for the last twenty years: ~
the administration could change its politics
quicker than he ooald, he was willing to
be turned out
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06
MANY VOTERS.
Notice

NOTICE. pabtc r,oe,ias will be held in
New London. on Su,ardl4. the 9Th March next, to
consider the cxpedieucy of constructing PLANK,
Road fron the Junction OF the Rocky Mount and
lynchburs and Salem Turrrikes TO Lynchburg.-
All persons intcfezted in tie construction Of said
Road, arc earnestly requested TO attend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06
(fHARLEs 4. WELLS, coNTEC

- TONER, AND CANDY MANUFACTURE
Err mil deaisr IN Fspi's. Toys. Sega,x, DE-. Min
street. opposite McCorl.le, Simpson & yonrs,
Lynchhure Va. Has ist rrcciyod and IL fine co: 4
di'icn frysh loi ofOranzcs. Lemons, Smyrna Fra,
Almonds, iiolsi1s. Malaga Grapes. Coeoanuts, Mac
carori. Vcrmice H. Preserved Giugci sardincs, &c
which viii be sold low. All he asks |. call from
HE friends and the public generally. He has nlso
received lot Of Mr.. Ma.sio's colcbru,ed pfpPIN
APPLEs, which viii be sold low BY the barrel or
single onr CaI grpn they nic going or fasf.---
". langhorne sons, Dudly s. Jolia's and jas T..
Brnwn's beet Chewing Tcbarco Also large LOT ~
choice nrnnda Soeara. IFnI ez--4tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

WoRLp or PuEE SPIRrrs.--An invcfcr-
ate dram-drinkcr being told that tie chole-
IA with which be was attacked was incur
able, and that he would speedily be re-
moved to a world of pure spirits, replied,
"Well, that's comfort at all events. for
it's very difficult to get any in this world"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06
JENNr LIMBS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
GEN. HENDERsoN.
Nesr Orieaas. FEB. 20.

-F-'' " ftttIs1f q tv ~.
Jenny Lind leaves here to-day, after a
series OF the most successful concerts ever
given. Both she and Barnnn havereason
to be well sstisGcdwith her success. Her
charities are SAID to lie most liberal. She
Is expected 10 reach Louispilleon Wednes-
day next.
The Court in case Of Gen. Henderson,
have not yet been enabled to empanel a
jury. But eight having been chosen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

THE NEW YoRK BANK or THE MsraoP-
oLis.-The New York Ereaisg Postlcarns
that the whole stock ofthc Bank Of the Me
tropolis has been taken up by Eve hundred
and ten subscribers, the amount Of whose
subscriptions exceed Sao00,000; and that
nEmercus applications have been made for
moro stock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

By Last-Night's {
Fronn WasIsin 1e9H.

The accounts brought BY lass svslsio
mail from Washington leave some sosai
fear that Congress win adjourn, Or rsah
viii expisc by linritation, without pssuin6
the appropriation bills. At late heur
Monday evening the Senate WINS still a..
cussing tho River ard Harbour bin. wilh
arnanifcst intention on the part Of sone u
the Speakers, 70 kill ,imc--and thus 70 I'M
tho bills. IF the appropriation bills should
be defeated, an extra session Of Congress
win have to be called to providethcmeaas
cfcairying on the Government
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

NOTICE. That N he III day ofAprl 1851, al the
Clerks Office ofrhe Campbell Superior Court. |
SINH take The dispositions II VIM Moore and others
be read the trial of the suit Of Dcanc &, Brown
Adams & al. pending in tho Circuit Cour, Of
Campbell GO iy--and on the sth and 9,h DAYS Of Nav
1851, a; the same place. shall take the dispositions
Of sundry others. 10 be read lin the snmc casc.
March G-wfw DEANE 6 BROWN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06
pTBnoya, sTRAw BONNETs

PIE zBes.9, SE'sEASt ESONNEEs
"a, IND MILL(NERT GOODS.-BENJA.
| MIN CRANE, would respectfully inform his cnsfo-
mars and dealers tha, be has removed to The New
Building, No. 23i Bal imoTe istrn', coruer n
Charles Sfcc,, Bat imore. where he now recciv-
ing the latest md Fashio:a h. Styles If Afs-
cry and Slraa tsoods, of TIE new inInor1ations.
His long experience in the Fashionable Millinery
Trade enables lin to select those Goods most desi-
rable for this section Of country ami solics an OK
animation If bis stock previous TO purrhasine. ns
be is confident his goods sold as ckeap they
can be bought ~ any market; and his extensive
stock warHnis him in suying thht establish
mont IN the country contains 20 complete an asAor-
mrni Of Millinery lfgods. His stock consists in
PR, of ARJIFiCIdL FLOHERS; d large and
beautiful assortment; comprising every quality from
the layecsi price American the finest imported
bonnet RIBBONS: many new STYLES which
cannot he found in any other house. and of every
quality and price; by the piece carton:
Satin Ribbons, all number. and colors,
TEilcia do do
Bonnet satins: al oolurs,
Gace Bonnet Silks; all cQInIs.
Tarlataacs d.
Illusion Nets do
lillian Grapes do
English do 10
Doiaszincs Apdes, aiarecllincs. Florcncrs,
French ard Blond quillings.
Bonnet Caps; styles,
Blue and Green Barcge,
Satin Cotton and Paper Wire,
Malinc i.aces and Yeila.
Black SIX Laces,
Buckram, Willow Sheets.
Bonnet CasiagS and Reeds,
Bobhiaots, OIL Silk Model lIend,
White Glue, Bonnet Frames and Crowns.
Grown Lirings Gin, e. &c.
STRfIy BONNE7,S; He would prrticnlar-
i call attention to biz extcasirc stock of Straw
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EEAggRfED,


o. a0;b November last BY Elder Thns w Fol
cris, aiR. GEoaGx a. Rysx of boyiarsis,a and MIS-
LrCiyDA FoRTuSE of Nelson county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

.
FLARE-uP IN WALL STREEr-The \.
York Trihune Of Wednesday morning con-
taias the following account of another in
teresting. event in Wall street:
John 7. Crydcr and James Mckay,
Wall st. brokers, were yesterday arrested
BY officers A. MIC. Smith and Crosseau,
ofthc Lower Police Court, on complaint
Of Walter 2. Flanders, Treasurer of the
Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Co.,
now In this city, charging them with hav-
ing obtained by fraudulent means from the
stockholders of said road, bonds and mort
cages 10 the value ofs95.0G0. Itappears
that in the carly part Of the past year
complainant came 20 this city for the pur-
PeEe Of disposing ofsaid bonds.
Soon atter coming to the city, Mckay
introduced himself to him, and stated that
the gentleman Cor whom he was acting as
broker, would purchase them if the terms
suited. a bargain was struck and bonds
were delivered to the value Of $4,000,
which were paid for in cash by a Mr.. Al
exander Jaudon, with whom Mckay rep
resented himself TO be in partnership. A
contract was also entered into by com
plainant with Mckay, that the former
should furnish him with bonds to the a.
mount Of S95,000 on the same terms
Complainant then returned to Milwaukee
and procured bonds 10 the amount above
stated, which he brought to this city, and
by request of Mckay, placed In the hands
ola man named Jandon. who represented
himselfto be one of the firm Of Jaudon &
Co, to be paid over 10 Mckay as the lat
ter fulfilled his part Of the contract which
was 10 pay $4,000 every ten days till the
whole ofthe bonds should be raid for 1,
is now alleged tina, this Jaudon has given
over these bonds to Mckay, and is not ono
Of the firm Of Jaudon & Co. and is wholly
irresponsible, and no money has been re-
ccived for the bonds. Crydcr is charged
with having represented himself to be one
Of the firm OF Wetmore 4 Cryder, which is
charged to be false and to have assisted in
inducing Mr.. Flanders to part with his pro
perry aud place il III the hands Of said Jau-
don. A hearing in the matter viii be had
tins afternoon at o'clock. The accused
were committed for examination.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

Il1lsthbfslJ iii4As hAlFu l.
The stock market to-day has been rntber hcnsy.
Small saes Of L. s. Ga 1868 at llj1; ra. SIS 0i5
Flour ia du--Salcs Of COO bbis. Mt $3.50 for
standing brnnds. Some salcs ore reported lower.
Choice do. sf.7s; Extra sj.l21 Corn Meal g.
75a2.s7 Rye Flour held Al 49, "a.
Snnll sales Of ted Ny hett n g5aI02 cfs.; whitc
do. i0saiil Gu.
Corn qnict--S1lca of scilow ni 1900 wv. Ont.
i2a4I cts. Rye 10 ccnt4
Provisions are firm ard prices rendering ur@ar,s;
Mess Pork, old, gl3; Prime do $40; iiaron ShoaI-
der- 7a7 ic.; Sides sisic.; Ham. to cts. Lard
8 too cfs., with salcs.
Groceries without much change Of moment. Cof
fec continues scare and in demand nj i0Si CT.
for Rio. New Orleans Sugar 5luGs cts. Aioln--
ses3i cts per gallon. Rice sicndy. Sale. al 81
cents.
Cotton i quict and tic market untciticL Prizes
unchanged.
Whisky 20 Ia2f4 cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06
TOBACCO AGENCY

The subsefabeTs have as-ociated thcfnscIycv
under The firm of DUDLEY s. COMPTON, fcr tho
purpose nf conducting co,asiss,on Businsss ID ID.
city Of Cincinnati, and respectfully solicit consien
ncn's Of MaagfarfHroi To5orco. BY strict att~n.
ton to the iHtcrsts of those who may pasroniro
them, they hope 10 receive and merit liberal sup.
port HE usual ad,ance made on eorsignmrnts
JOHN W. RIDLEY, Of Lynehbnre. Va.
VIM. A. COMPTON, Of Cincinnati
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DyyARD d. CHRISTIAN, AT

- IUHNET 1T LAW, rontinucs 70 prncticc n
NE county and circuit courts Of Halifax. Campbell
Appmnaitoz, and the courts Of the Corporation of
Lynclllurg. All business. inirusted to him viii ra-
cciyc bis prompt and diigent attention
q lie has removed bis Office in rear Of Jxo. T.
DAvis's store, on the street lending % tho Wash.
ngton Hotel. Jan 23-ws,sif
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NORTH RIVER CANAL.-The Lexington
Gazette congratulate It's readers upon the
fact that the bin increasing the capital
stock Of the North River Navigation Com
Pany, by an additional appropriation Of
$4,000 has passed The House Of Dele
gates. Tie same paper gives the follow
ing items Of interest in connection with
the value Of Rockbridge lands:-R Rep.
The assessed average value ofland per
acre in the county Of Itocllbridge, in the
year 1900, was so cents; in 1920, S5.40;
in 1910, $40; in 1850. sos.
The value of buildings on land in 1920
was S2S1, Pos in 1910, s3O6.424; in 1850.
S472, 500.
The value Of buildings on town lots in
1920 was s57,429.50; ii 1910, s141,733;
in 1850, S23S. 257."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06
IyAsWEONAEEE TAILnRrNG

z 10 Til subscribers have
entered into ceqaFtucrslip, and viii conduct
Fashionable Taoying Establishments under the
name Of PAGE s. CULLEN. in the brick build
ing on Main Street, few doors nbove Curlc's cor
ner, and directly opposite Gregory & ROYALS
Hardware store, Those who fnay favor them with
their custom, uic assured that beauty fcut aud du
rabiiity Of work, shall constitute 81 essential elc
rnent Of the garments made ., their shop
-4 Cutting done at sltor, notice. ara upoa iibc-
raj tcrn7 w. G. PAGE,
March 6-wiw D. CULLEN
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rIygaE AYCTInN AND 1,0mmIc.

n ZION BTSINLSS vii Be continued at tho
old stand Main Street, Lynehburr Va, bythe suI,-
seribeTs, who will spare pains promote the in
iercsi Of all gho uay piooso to sand them consigp-
ments or business Of my sort, They respectfully
coll public attention stock Of cheap goods just
received. BRYAN AKERE
Feb 97-ygfwil 'rIIOE pITJARn
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4 FEMALE SERVANT far Sale

= D !" nave tor sale, privately, Female Servant
o. goci health and qnnlitir, and steady hnht- who
has been nccnsioncd both to house md plantation
business Apply TO AkERS & BILLIARD,
March G-2t Arc,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06
ExrLosIoN or Ferry BoAT-AwruL
Loss OF LIFE.

~. L0N&s, EcD.23-
The boiler Of a steam ferry boat explod-
ed while crossingthe rivor,on Sunday last.
Fifteen persons ON board Al the time were
killed. Several persons belonging to thc
boat injured.
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w SPRING GOODS.--WIL.

~ = ~ = - ~ y "OOO sss@F6I 2
! Y LING1AM & Elicit. No. - Pearl Stree
RicLmond, Va. are now in receipt Of their Spring
stock of STAPLE a. FANCY DRY GOODS
purchased with great care at auction, nud from the
agents Of the manufacturers cf England and Ameri
ca Our stock being unusually iarre we are PRE-
pared to rell low b. the piece or package o. any
Wholesale House in this country, and ask the at
tentioa Of merchants gencralIy to eur stock.
March CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

TO Cooper in lis novel Of tic Deer
slayer, makes some sport ola parcel cfred
Indians Specializing over chess figure. in
the shape of an elephant, which they de
scribe as beast with two tails. TIE IN
eidentreaily occurred in the case ofan Irish
servant in country house in Pennsy lvall;a.
A monageric came along that way, ana the
elephant presented himself ut the gate
The mistress Of the house Sent tie servant
iorwardwith feed ola leaf ofbrcad. The
"helP' walked once or twice the length Of
the animal, and returned with the loaf-
why haven't you given ii TO the ele-
phant" "Sure' saidshe, "and hich end
shall give it tol
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Arr Orleans. Fer u

The Market for cotton is hcavy-the
transactions reached 5000 bales, including
middhng. l0l cents. Fragh's are still adj
vsncing. Cotton to Liverpool is engaged
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A.LA. \. rs YfLr THos. u. RoLcoNBr.
NHcGuFFEY a EsOLCOMRE. All

- IUHNLls At LAW. CINcfsFATI, Ono,
Nil attend 70 al buSicss committed to their csrs
~ ne various courts 81 the city. They viii nso
e',e prompt attention to collections. Mr.. Mefiuf
fey j. Commissioner for al the States Of the Union.
TO take dispositions. &c.
hddress-sieGu hsy & Holces.oc. Cincinnati, o.
bio. AnrI 1-1orn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

VIRGINIA At Rules held IN the CicrA I
Office IL tie Circuit court for tho cclnfy of
Nelson. ON Monday the Sd day Of March, 1871.
Rosamond Phillips and John q. Phillips. PITS,
ogaaa
Zueiiariah Phillips. Mary Phillips Charles Phil
lips, Joseph Phillips, Elizabeth Philips Minerva
Phillips, @elson Phillips, Robert Johnson nnd SUI
ann his pif. Formerly Susan Phillips, Wiilnm Kidd
md Caroline h4 wife, formerly Caroline Phillips,
- Jordan aud ---- Jordan, thc nfaht children
Of Frances Jordan ~io vas Frances Phillip.
Deff.
~ CIIAHCERY
The object of Ills suit j., 70 compel lie deien-
dabt Zachoriah Phillips. vho was formerly trustee
for the female plaintiff (and er chiidrea) uutcr The
viii Of her father John Phillips decd, settle bis
trustee accounts. aud h0vc mother iruaiec ni,-
pointed IN hi- stcnd: and II appearing BY satise-
tory evidence iint the snid /acharinh Phillips i.
inlabtant ef ihis commonwealth II il order
Cd that he do appear bore within oae month aaer
due publication hereof md do wlint IA necessary 10
protect li interest: and ihai copy Of This order
be forthwith inserted IL the Lynciburg yireinisn,
newspaper published IL the town ef Lyncbbura
once a week Tor four successive weeks and posted
at the frost door of the courthouse Of this connty
on t.se first day the next county court.
eoPy-Tcste,
HOWELL l., BROWN, CT.
md & 'af.s 4, Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

Darn or JUICE UNNECESSARILY e
Hon. Geo. Winchester (saYs tile ViclSsburg
Wig Of the 18th of Febuary) died AT his
residence in Natchez on the LIST Instant
Judge Winchester has been resident OF
Mississippi for the past ihirty-tv'o years !;
stood very high IN the legal profession, and
was highly esteemed as a citizen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-06

The National Inteligencer Of Saturday
says it learns (unolicially but correctly
that the nomination, BY The President, Il
Hon. John 5. Pendlcton to be Charged 'Af
flares Of the United States to the Argentine
RepubGc, was confirmed by the Senate on
the 9Th ulfimo.
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Tho Grnnd Loace- loo F- IA 80

The Grand Lodge l. o. 0. r., of Ken
tuclSY, have contracted with Robert L.
hanni;z, Of New York, 70 prepare for ,hem
blosl ot'narble for the Neutrality-suspicious.
uIneat, at Washington City. til to be Ia
ken from the mar5le>auarry in Kenincky,
near Louisville.
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The COOP WuE.-The powcrofa wife
for good Oh eyilisirresistible. Homcmust
be the saat Of happiness, ~ il must BE- for
ever unknown. A Good Wife Is to 4 man
wisdom and courage, ana and endurance.
a bad one is confusion, weakness, and de-
spair No condition Is hopeless when the
wife possesses firnness, decis;onaud econ
omy. Thereisno outward prosperity which
cancountcract Incidence, cNtraYaqancea aud
folly at home. No spirit can long endure
bad domestic influence Man Is strong.
but his heart moi adamait. He delights ii
enterprise and action; but 10 sustain him he
needs tranquil mind and whole heart.
He expends his mortal forccin thcconGicts
OF the world, TO recover his cquanamitv
and composure, home must be to him a
place ofrcposc,of peace, Of chcerfuhess, of
comfort, and his soul rcnews It's strength
again, goes forth with fresh vigor 10 encoun-
ter the labor and troubles d the world
But if at home hc finds no rest, and il there
met with bad temper, sullenncss or gloom,
or roproaches, the heart breal4s, the spirits
arc crushed, hope vanishes, and the man
SINKS into dospair.-Erc
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PULMONARY PnAoTIcr.-CuTran' ruling
passion was his joke. Iii lis last Illness,
his physician observing in the morning
that he seemed 10 cough with more diff
Guilty, he answered, 'That is rather sur
pfising. as | have been practising al night.
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Drnwn Numbers.
Paiapsco 10.
8 40 70 Is 60 10 81 AZ % 81 81 ~
S Id In this Nos 0 10 40 md - SO s3.tws

n NTffK75ESy0fs M
~ ficE, (suoofsson TO NJ. TAInoT) Luok
unpafaclod has always attended purchasers at diff
ofiec--Gnd siill they come. Another prize Of
s6'uVo sent 10 this Office on whole ticket In Sus-
sex Glass 9. Look II the following
Rich Schemes for tEic week.
IhaTsday Virginia Aioaoagaia 90.
! Capitals $40, 000--7 ,0D0--l0 af 600 rs.
Ffiiny. SHs ca 10.
Capitals so 000--G0O0--G Of 900 ~
Ha'nrdoy. IuRiain Noaongaiia o.
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Thompson, the Englab Abolitionis,,
was pelted with rotten 81 at The railroad
depot in Springfield Ms. Oh Wednes-
day. The Populace at one time, il il said,
Hoasly menaced him with farther per
sonal violence but were -estrained b. tie
police.