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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-31

N Office The undersigned hive this day pun.
chased N e. Taiioierro's interest in the conrern
al Echos Pryor lnlaferro. the business hereto.
"re, will in future be conducted under the STYLE and
firm OF ECllOLS 4 PRYOR who alone arc authorized
/" use the name of the former concern in winding up
They solicit continuance Of tho patronage of their
hiends and the public generally
r. J. ECHOLS,
aug SITS w. H.PRYOR
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"ILSON Il FR NkLlN-
w OFFER FOR SALE
10 1ogshcn 7. II. and n. q Sugar,
30 barrel. Coffee Sugar.
~ -" Clarihe Sugar,
1000 lbs. bet Loaf 10
10 hhds. N. o. g. Sugar-house Moasses,
100 Bags Rio and LaguiIa Coffee,
Is do Superior brown Java Coffee
Cases Gunp'der, lmpil and FIX Ten,
500 Sides good sole Leather,
100 - upper "
Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs Bale Cotton, assorted numbers,
Bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt,
Is Tons Bar Iron,
do Rolled Tire Iron.
do Round & Square Iron, assorted
do Bstered Steel
1000 lbs Cnsi and Shear -
Boxes Collins y Ar hers PaicntAxes
900 Kegs Mills, assorted sizes
20 Grind Stones,
80 Boxes Tallow Candles,
30 " AdamaHtne Ca dies
20 Sperm, do
20 g Turpentipe Sonp,
80 e English dairy Cheese,
80 Pine Apple do
80 Barrels Ma kerr,
so Kits do No. /,
so Barrels Tanners OIL,
10000 lbs Gond Family Bacon.
Besides number of other a,toles too tedious I,
al
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Comfort, Elegance and Economy
WINTER CLOTHING.


WINTER CLOTHING
HAVING completed the manufacture II their win
ter stock the subscribers invite the attention q
the public To their very large and varied assortment u
superior ready made Clothing Their stock OF oYeteoats
probably comprises and grenief vafiey OF syt
and tea than has beiore been offered Ia ms cay
Among them are Beaver Castor, Pilot and Bfond.Clh,
6lenduie. Flushing. Lion Skin- fetefsham, Blanket
Hnmaleh, Suntag and Reversible. Beaver ol various
oolor. cut in different styles aud oil sizes OAKS
half three.fourh, and full circle conks. rpet bes
YER Reversible Lion Skin and broad-coth Iamas and
Opera Claaks
Dress and Frock Coats.
To these We invite special uttent hnving full sup
ply constantly hand IT u grades 81 oloh from eaeap
To sspcrfss, and warranted Equal In WORKMAN
sHfP aud FIT ~ eastom ,co,h.
Business Goats,
Bla aud Fanny Cloth, Cas- mere, Ssnet and Tweed
Cashmere Frncks, Sacks, SnckFrocks aud Paelot-.
Vests, 800 Vests aiming which the fancy, taste and
means Of all may be ommojnied.
Servants Clothing.
Those having Servants clhe, would do well TO give
call We furnish suits in any quantity. for from
1915 to o. so. To Manufacturers, Planters and Con
purchasing y the quantity, reasonable dis
count will lee made.
Furnishing Goods
This department Is well stocked with every hing per
,aining thni branch Of our business, as Gloves,
White, Black aud Cnord Kid Mode. Plush, feecy
lined, Tafrta THREAD aud Kid, Flannel lined, Buck,
Lambs Back, Seul Bnek and Chnmoi. lined Gloves
As0 Buck and Cloth Gauntcts Cotton, Wool and Silh
Half Hose. Cravais, Scarf and Stocks, Marine aud
Zephyr Scarf, Suspenders Linen Cambrick and silk
Pocket Handkerchief Travelling Blankets, Shirts,Col
lars 6aiters Money Belts Cont Loops, Carpet Bugs,
Sin, Bingham and Cembrick Umbrellas, &c, &c.
At the Clothing and Furnishing Bszoar.
BURROUGHS. SBAFER g. CO.
dec cots Formerly n. s. Shater d Go.
" Bedford Sentinel. Ronnoke Beacon and Wytbe
vile Telegraph copy.
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I AIeGE LOT OF GROCERIES ON
~ CONSlGNMENT-Ia am n receiving large lot
Of groceries on consignment consisting Of
IS Bags Rio Coffee,
/" Java
20 Hhds Brown Sugar,
10 Bbls. Crushed Sugar.
30 " Coffee Sugar.
Boxes Loaf Sugar,
Bbls. Moa,ses,
Kegs s. Soda,
All of which will sell on accommodating terms
WIN. A MILLER,
15.i. On the Bns'n.
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Having used the Mustang Linnent in my family for
of hard Jumps and dwellings, cheerfuly
give my certificate its excellent effects. My daugh
ter had hard lump the size Of hens egg. upon
wrist for year told her to rub il with the Lniment
and few applications entirely removed il. have n
used the Linmcnt for Scroulous Tuners or swell.
Igs in the throao long standing of my servants
and it removed them both in n short time. | cons er
them all remarkable cures aud recommend the Mustang
Lniment the best article ever used.
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
Proprietor of Hopkins Hotel.
Liberty, Va, June both, 1858.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
yehu Williams.
DEALER IN WATCHES RID,
SILVER AND pr, A Tr,y, ~ sGLHl

SILVER AND PLATED 10
IL AS just returned from The Nm,b -
Il IL very extensive assortment az ,h ~" q.
articles and Is now opening. ore door bel., ~ ~
siorr ct Jno L. Meem. large STOCK of n :" NJ
and Silver Lever WATCHES frpm same uf H. - -
factories In Enr"pe--so,ne of which will b. s' man-
to keep good time fo two years "sffaiieI
Also, splendid assorln pnt of JEWPIpy
ia part. % Genfleinens' Fine told Fob w., ''hsstg
Chains; Seals, Keys and Brooches a at' pnatd
rety of Ladi"s breast Pins. Ear Ring. ca Frat W.
ger Rings aud Baceets and an endless - ms, fh.
articles TINT will please. 'e's {" oth,r
Silver and Plated Ware
Such as Silver Goblet> Cups ami Nug. ~ =,
seri and Tea Spoons; Sugar Tong. nrd isaoe D.
Straner- Sail aud Mu tard Spoons, TaLo Tea
Forks. 'to hhd Desc,
ALBATER Table, Desert mud Tea Sp,on., :,
and Butter Knives; Cnke and Card Basl.,, "p forL.
l,laie'i AMI Bt1tHnm Ca>torsS liver + tpit neeait
Cake Knives. Savei Pearl ard Tor,ois. So IN SET;
se; f"rt Monies &c. aud every Aind of 49,; I"fd Ca
y kept IN IA Jeaeers Stare, which III, -, usual
and aid Customers with the assurance ,la, iy ett.
as low, aud on favorable terms n. an, H. VII sell
and hope 10 have tho pleasure Of sp.ed, can e eat,
anime for themselves aud test the truth Of ~ ana o
sertion. ' "o0'e a.
Ey Watches aud Jewclry repaired n, n
and moderate terms. and highest price eiyea noe"
Silver. CIV" i'r old
OCT 20 Is JEHU WILLIAMS
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Encourage Home Manufactures.
TNtE sub cribers have nand and are constant.
Il ly manufacturing COAL STOVES, which for beau
~ und durability and rheupncss cannot be beien by
anything north of the Potomac elsewhere. They
of an entirely patterns.
Pleaso call and see them
WHlTTEMORE. McNAMEE & co,
n.v qs Warwick Foundry
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We take great pleasure in recomnenf ing the Mex
lean Mustang Liniment all frerds and custom
as the best article have used for Sores
Sprains, Galds, on Horses. We have used it extcn
sively and always efecluay. Some OF 0urmen have
also used for Bruises and Sores, well
Rheumatic Pains, ndthey all say it like magic
only say that have abandoned the of any
other Linment
NJ HEWITT Foreman for
AMERICAN EXPRESS Co., 10 Wall st.
HARDEN's EXPRESS. "a Broadway,
PULLEs, VIRGIL & Cos, Is Wall st,
WELLS, FARGO 4, Cos, l6 Wall st,
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MoRGANToN. N. C. June

MoRGANToN N. c., June Both, 1853
DR.. A. G. Bragg & Col feel it my duty to those of
my ie"w beings " no afflicted have cen, to add
my testimony to the wond rfu effects of your Mustang
Liniment. was severely attacked in Decembar ssr
with Rheumatism in its worst FORM suffering ngct and
day with excrucatng pun for six months being for the
whole time unable walk My right leg
contracted and drawn up that could put il
thu ground, and my left badly contacted Du-
ring the whole time attended by two of the nosl
skifu physicians in the pace but they unable
afford me relief and finally gave up-pronounced me
ncurable and said I 'nust die.
AT thi. critical moment commenced using the Mex
can Mustang Lmiment and after using small hot
ties began To find relief from my sufcrngs and after
using seven bottles well as ever was before
GEORGE GOOD.
MoRGAsro,, June 30ih, 1853.
| certify that am acquainel with George Good
that he afflicted with Rheumatism as above stated
and was cured by the Of the Mexican Mustang
Linment. JAMES c. SNYTH,
Merchant and Hotel Keeper.
PRICES
The Lnment is put up in bottles of three Sizes AMI
sells 25 cents, 50 ce and 81 per bottle. The 81
size contains 3, times much the 25cts and
the dollar size three times much the 25
size. being much cheaper.
A. G.. BRAGG & co, Proprietors. 30I Broadway,
New York. and St. Louis, Mo-
For sale by Druggists and Store keepers generally
JOHN II. SEAY,
d. r. LYMAN, and
X. STABLER & Co..
sept 2l-wIy Agents. Lynchhurg
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OTlCE.-My stock tools and hands foi Ga. Fit.
~ ting have all arrived in Lynchburg and am now
ny prepared TO execute all orders entrusted tu me
with inithf"ness aud dispatch.
would be thankful my friends hand in their or
erS at once TO prevent hurry nou, the time tn gas i.
10 he put
No Bills will be presented than the first of Jan.
naly next under any circumstances
ie 92.dts A. G. BARNEY
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CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
MOTTO Z

NOTICE.
slNHE branch of our business in iyncburg, hefeto-
L for. known under The ant style u A. 5 sha
fer 4 Co., will hereafter be conducted under that oil
BuRRoueHs. SHaFER 4 Co.
"A A. BURROUGHS, Lynehbure.
A :. SHAFER. Peter sburf
sAM'B HALSEY. Newark, N. }.
GEO A HALsEY,
r. NJ. HUNTER,
dec ~ II
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AS will be seenhy Mr. Winuon's advertisement an
nexed he will continue the Grocery. Coramssion and
Forwarding Business the old stand of Mace g. Win
and cordially recommend him To the patronage of
The old customers of the house.
NJ II. MACE
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WANTED TO HIRE.-The subscribe,-
w wish to hire for their work The Va. 4 Tenn.
,",road, in the Mountain region of Va, nuuber al
slroug and boys, for which beu hire will be paid
They have had long experience in the management III
negroes, and are themselves large Hhed
gioes will receive the trean.s"' in i'Ie,
that they give their One OF - 1t
Lynchbug ut an, time, till the i0th of JaJary tha
Washington Hotel, at McCorkle Simpson & } mes,
1rat Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy and
boys. dec % dacte1 SCOTT ADAMS
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N OTlCE All persons indebted TO A. EllisonJr..
r,quested call the store house OF Mr. Geo,
Bagy, where may BIS found, and settle then accounts,
us M longer indulgence can v i'll be given.
nov Dts G. G. WINGFIELD
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ID ECEiVING ANDFORWARDING.

~ OTICE.-llavine sold my entire interest in the
L concern of MA + & WINSTON to JOS p
WINSTON, h alone is authorized Ia use the name OF
The concern in liquidation. All debts due the concern
must be paid To him, and all debts due by mas: be PREF
sented to him for collection.
NV Gath, 1853. H. MACE
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DREsENTs, rKEsENTs for Cur Cur

l. MAS.-D Payne is nox orenihg lhe Fine
mast elegant assortment of Fancy Article. ' e.isol;
nnis' ever offered in thus market, which It's W.
the public are invited 10 call and examine
dec 2l-ts
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"A NTt, KACIEE COAL.-4O TONS be-l
n quality Anthracite c oal to be mere Monday. can
be nshtiow curly arplicniion to
doe lots y. F. sACKETT.
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Corn Planters 7! Corn Planters -!

lec2e.t.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

a Chinese Steam Engine. Lam
Tai-Sam, an ingenious Chinaman, for
merly a fireman on board the East
India steamer Pluto, and now a resi-
dent of this city, has constructed a
complete steam engine, which he has
placed on miniature steamboat about
three and q half feet long, with
paddle and everything COM
plete. A crowd Of Cinnamon assem-
bled yesterday at a store on Sacra-
mento street to witness its operation.
Lam-Tai-Sam got up steam, and be-
wildered his countrymen by the bril-
liant success Of his machine. He
himself was evidently in high glee, and
well he might. as there has been, we
believe, but one other Chinaman sue
cessful in the construction Of a steam
engine. The little steamboat the
maker has named "Mieu- WI ah- Fong,"
or the "Wonderful flewery vessel"
He is engaged in fashioning another
engine, Of six horse power, which he
designs taking over to Canton, with
the view Of inducing his countrymen
to give him orders for large steam
Herald.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Louis Napoleon, it seems has play
ed successful game for wealth as
well as power. According to q para
graph in the Boston Post
Since the coup d'etat, Tie French
railway shares have advanced almost
fifty per cent. while the Paris Bourse
has been animated with unwonted
speculation. There is something un-
natural in all this, and the people are
beginning to find it out. Louis Napo-
leon it is said, did it all-and for his
own benefit politically and pecuniarily.
1t gave certain eclat to his admins.
tration and it filed his purse. When
shares, &C.. were low, he purchased
largely; and then patronixed the lines
they appertained to. His agents filled
London and Paris and his gains are
SCI down by shrewd and able specula-
tors at H6,000,000. With ZIG, 6,OOO,.
900 in his own chest, what may he
not dare! But former defeats have
taught him caution he is not ready,
and he can wait. The despots of Eu-
rope wait upon him, compliment him,
court him and dread him.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

n@-We notice in addition to the
vast amount Of deprecated silver coin
that floods our State, a fresh importa-
ton, which has recently made its ap-
pearance. The coin is passed for rs
cents and is worth about 9, being al
loyed. 1t is marked sc Einen 2nale,'
"a Eine r Mark" on enc side, and
FTedr. Aug. .. g. g. Koenig .. Sack
sen," on the other. We are told there
has been an extensive importation Of
this coin, and there are parties in the
city whose business it is to put them
in circulation at a per cent. The
merchants of San Francisco have re-
fused to receive these coin, and we
hope the same course viii be pursued
here. So gross fraud should not be
tolerated. These coin are readily
known by their new appearance and
slightly yellcwish tinge. State Jour-
nal.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Yesterday afternoon, (Msrcb 18th. J
a young man named George was shot
at Mission Dolores, by Michael T..
OConner, a Justice OF the Peace at
the Mission. II seems that Judge
0'Conner, with party Of men, Was
holding possession Of q house in that
place, George came to the gate and
was shot. There ,is much excitement
manifested at the Mission In relation
to the occurrence. We understand
O'Conner is now in prison in this city.
The whole affair will undergo imme-
date investigation. Zoe. Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Religious Revival at diamond
Spring. A friend informs US that for
the last fortnight a gratifying revi-
val has been going on in Diamond
Springs. Every night the church is
thronged with large, respectable,
intelligent and serious audience. Long
before the hour of meeting every seat
is occupied, and quiet and orderly
crowd are seen gathered around the
windows on the outside, prefering to
stand in the open air, rather than miss
the opportunity to be present at the
time Of prayer. Gambling saloons and
crop shops are deserted, the peace and
quiet of the town are no longer dis
turbed by hideous yells and midnight
revels, and an intoxicated man has not
been seen in the streets for some time
past. A number Of the most inAuen-
tial citizens, many Of the miners and
not afew of the sporting fraternity, are
constant attendants, and take deep
and sincere interest in the revival. A
large number have joined the church.
whose sincerity, earnestness and en-
tire reformation cannot be questioned.
Although the revival has been kept
up for upwards Of two weeks there is
no abatement of interest manifested
and the indications are that it will con-
tinue for some time yet with highly
gratifying results. 1t is somewhat
remarkable circumstance that, in the
same church, the same night, to the
same crowd, both Presbyterian and
Methodist ministers oficiate alternate
ly, without particle of jealousy, but
in christian spirit of meekness, broth
erly love and kindness.
Our informant tells Us that large
sum has been subscribed for the
purpose of building larger church,
the one in which service is now held
being wholly inadequate to accommo-
date the crowd that daily throng its
portals, and many of whom are forced
to return to their homes without gain
ing admittance. This must be graft
flying news to the friends of religion,
morality and order in every part of our
State Religion, enlightment, refine
ment and good order 60 hand in hand,
and whatever gives an impetus to one
indirectly assists the others. For this,
without mentioning other reasons, we
are pleased ith ne revival Mt Dia-
nond, Splinf ,. and inda gs the hop'
that similar meetings WI be held i.
ever; town ia our county Mmr
Advocate. s,--.-,..
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Count de Rausset Boulbon, who took
command Of French expedition to
Sonora, Mexico. some time ago, arriv-
ed in this city on the 10th inst. per
brig Belencita from Mazatlan. The
expedition it will be remembered, from
various causes was disbandsd In a
letter published in the Echo du Pa
ciifque the Count declares the only
object Of the expedition was to form a
new and independent State out OF the
savage ridden wilderness Of Sonora
r Eue. Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

The Nails. The number Of letters
by the mails on the Golden Gate was
77.440 from the San Francisco posi-
office. There were 2l,l66 newspa-
pers, on which the postage was paid
he above amount does not include
the subscribers, exchanges, or papers
sent unpaid. The number of unpaid
newspapers was $4,000. These pa
pers are the weeklies, dailies, and
steamer editions Of eleven papers
printed in San Francisco, and seven>
teen from the interior. The fetal
amount of papers sent by the mails Of
the 10th was 71,I66. Whig.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

H@-We had the pleasure yesterday
of meeting Mr. ]. E. Lawrence, one Of
the editors and proprietors Of the San
Francisco "Placer Times and Trans
cript," who is on hasty visit to this city.
Mr.. l., we are glad to perceive, looks as
fresh and rosy as he did many years
ago, before he encountered the rough
blasts Of the plains or the chilling winds
of the Sierra Nevada. If oil the editors
in California are in such splendid case,
those Of the Crescent City would do
well to solicit on exchange, not Of papers,
but positions-at least for season. IN.
O. Delta.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
A DrsBANDED VOLUNTEER.

n@.A cool transaction took place at
the burning of the Louisville Hotel, at
Louisville kentucky. One Of the boar
ders, carpet bag in hand, descended
from the third story, which was all in
Aamsss and msschinE up 70 the slerk1f
the Office, around whom tho hot cinders
were dropping, told him that he would
leave his quarters, and wanted to know
how much his bill vas. The clerk turn
cd 10 the ledger, counted ii up, made out
the bill, took the money, and politely
bowed him out, At the same time ex-
pressing his regret at his sudden depar-
ture. s4 eat
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

REMARKABLE SAGACITY.--A few days
ago mule and horse were employed
side by side in hoisting heavy goods out
of the hold of one of the New York stea-
mers, and by some mismanagement both
got overheard. The tide swept them
down under the bows Of schooner ly-
ing near; there the horse lodged and
was buoyed up, by some ropes; but the
poor mule, large and valuable animal,
being unsustained, was swept of and a.
bout to sink. At this moment with the
instinct of selfpreservation, he seized
his companion, the horse, BY one Of his
ears, with his teeth, and held himself
up until assistance came, and both were
saved uninjured. Savannah Republican.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
Beautiful Lines.


Twas a beautiful gift from white haired man
To his white-haired brother sending,
A staff for the weary to lean upon,
As his steps to the grave were tending.
And he felt that nature requires support,
Ere she sleeps on the lap Of her mother,
And he knew that branch from his child
hoods home
Would sustain him, as would no other,-
Bearing his spirits through days lang syne,
To scenes Of freshness and beauty,
When the friends of his youth around him
smiled,
And life seemed pleasant duty.
And friends still live, else why this gift,
From dear and distant brother
''ris simple thing. yet it speaks to the heart
As the voice of a gentle mother.
o Love in life's morn is beautiful,
More beautiful at even
May 1t bear you both as faithful staff
re the pearly gates Of heaven
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Taken By Surprise At the timo
when the beautiful picture of "rhe
Court Of DEATH" was exhibited ia
Boston says the Herald Of that oity,
the painter sent the late DR. Osgood .
ticket, on which was written, "Admit
the bearer to the Court of DeSth"
The old gentleman having never heard
of the picture, was utterly counfound-
ed. II expected to 60 before long"
said he, "but was not prepared for 80
abrupt summons. ..--...i..svss89 a.is.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Handsome MEN.--Fanny Fern, the
correspondent Of the Boston Oiips Brdncis
thus replied to an individual who said
somebody was not calculated to win
lady's heart because he was mot hands
some. as t Aaa
Begging your pardon, Solomon, that's
a great mistake. II is quite unesssntisl
that man should be handsome Let
him pray the Gods, in the 6rst place, to
make him gentleman ; q gentleman AZ
home MS we'll as abroad. Let him stip-
ulate for fine figure and courtly msRa
ner, and leave it to their discretion after,
that, to shape his eyes nose and mouth,
provided they'd make them perfect
ly hideous. siw -s 1ss
Save US from our plaid-pantsd, boF
dered-yested, big. crayatted, mousthc Aear.
cologne. sprinkled, be- -jewelled, brainlees
exquisite. Give US well-forrned, AIM
ly dressed, self-possessed, inteIlieent
masculine; perfectly at home upon ali
subjects, foreign and domestic, pei.heE
cringing to the great, nor depressing the
little who puts one hand on his sword
and the other on his heart when wo-
mans name is mentioned; who raisaS
no blush on the check Of humble limo
cence whs holds in eontempt NO living
thing that God has made who can mtg
tho weak and erring without pharissica,
reviling who can argue without. loss ef
temper and dignity; who scornsa bibo
or m oath who has an arm for trsms
bling age, q smile for praftling infancy,s
and strong brave heart, for the
pressed and defenceless. But pretty
man. q pink and white Sir Brainlsss!'
the united work Of a tailor, halter, slioe-f
maker and perfumer! Heaven save the.
mark Women know better!', se.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

pM-We see by the Marysville Herald
that Col. Taylor, Of that paper, has taken
to the stage. He was to have played
last night. Martin Haywood, in the Rent
Day, 10 Mrs Chapman's Rachel. We
hope the Colonel did not "mouth" his
speech las ssme speakers do" but spake
it 'tripingly on the tongue Knowing
him as we do, we are certain he did not
''o'er step the modesty Of nature" but
with the acc ent and gait Of christian,
strutted q veritable Haywood. Estate
Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

An absent minded editor, having cour-
ted girl and applied to her father, the
old man said
"Well, you want my daughter--what
sort Of o settlement will you make p
what will you give her 2"
"Givs her replied the editsr, looking
up vacantly, 'Oh, I'll give her puff"
faku her," replied the father.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

p@- A writer in the New York o.
servsr proposes that leach Christian de-
nomination should appoint and set apart
certain portion of time for uniting in
prayer to Almighty God, for the conver
sion of the Pope Of Rome, his cardinals,
bishops, priests and people, And sup
pose the Pope should do the same thing
for the conversion Of those who are not
of his Church! What theni