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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19
n1isffIldnfpns.

COCHIN CHINA FOWLS-I Rave for sale. By the
y % scurs chin China Pow. Of DE b- Cd An-rl
di,s, RODNEY l. ADAMS, L,an. ~.
COPPER-Lake Superior 'got Copper, from the
y hiH.' N Gs e; ' T. - e az Suf 3 sy the
HARDWOOD L LUMBER wholesae and retail for
sIisa ship Ia den CAB asi n.lr - 4 ~ = sad
% "sst 1,sry oppoe ca. .tsssa r. = I'Sia Je'.'y
G.o cIt B5l. Il e. seo,s soF Hssa wlsss P IA
.h. s'oP. ne H IF If ,s 81 5tfJ n
nIDEs-I- go Hides now lanlng and for safe by
IL sPOFORD. TiLt-TON s 20, 70 81 br'sf-ay.
INDIAN BREAD - The subscriber - nov nlAin-
I'd FEsP.,a, . i-ll lo'i &c q .f'''s o. 3 80
sue B.ls, 80 n G'seH@ e. of I'a- e. ae ,as
!OsEPH KELLY, Enrraver and Printer. No. 81
~ -, = 4eeT' A.qt5,s s an s no
csrs b. Heads Pf ~. BIZ. o. Esch9s- Yo'-. Lss.. 4,
I ICNEOUS MARBLK-wa rrfon, No 55i -
- Broadway. New Y-rt.-sRECSD c. Ma .a-ssa Ass
.ss. s5sc fsrrscd:,z L Il Iae:s q s q t. Lore
Z. rsys l--foes :; = Sc - = 90 %
as 4ss rss, L chsishss Dwes usss.l s. E, "a
CaEass Couaic.s s.4lteis Colugs VS. PeleAs Tte
r. axe ~ OF s =; rs Ho or % % or: s a -
ois- 20 49, p, "a cssts.5s-, s.h go "a Va n
=hsre al nssrt-,sc .fs Lifted 20 a..
NIL CANS Cracker Lard Putty, Printing lnk,
~ PseErr ard Psirt Csrs,srs sod vsr7 By hs
foPW, %. s,H9.,iur ,m1oan 20 + ODDS SeT
fA'"-''' FRASER EVERETT.
OAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DEkSICKSON =
rs Fsifol.t offer fO1 sale The i0 WITS
'.p-. En. isb. French add Aus.ncsn.
EsSspsD.f a. - dis abd qsslbe.
Box Paper oil sizss weights sod qualities
fancs colors and ~ft- - The h-st gpstts
Hen III. r ,sr. ~mt- sad oo'ored different ss-.
Bsitr. Psl.l thin. .nd Of h. 49, quality
fifn psosr B1 20 81 % ard 40XiS
"a Hardware Paper lars- ,ssrtrnent Just arfve4
s,i@atfIng r. Of the besf quality
Wr. 9pirs Pare and hsnlls-
Tee fs5@r ~ different sz--
lar RoofDs Paper .nsbie for roof IN roll.
DIAPER Il, WHOLESALE.-CIRCc ". FIELD
Co. 70 Il Cls4t. SeE-YoFt Offer lGTge All in;sih
.sG bt lie os eKiense ln6 tes raos
Of Pace beoTs exhibited u thf Lltes sLstes
DIANO HARDWARE, SCREWS. aud FRENCH
tELT, 'es quality fr sale y GUsNTAL ~ Fr-nsio-st
ITO COFFEE DEALERS hcOry Of superior ia
4 snd quay csl.tty on h'p5 snd srng for sale low
GRO NALKFR- Importer W IS Va nst0n-s y !.
= 80 ~ aoi-n d,sl-rsso pIii-d Do Bond.
AWE NORWICH and WORCESTER RAILROAD
COMPANY pro, osas coltflct 70 transport
crd ufrchardte wY,lk AID NrwLrc a Jas II %
aid torwioh. nc th frs; dig of Dscener 10
Tie Inc hr,t OF winch sh- e az ne
bOalId such number OF steam popel'I'
~ lie eisltiuG business NAY require
II i.desahic af the pOos should rap e terms up % h
rsssnlsrs sbd nc s1se wi conveyed besea ~-fJrk.
N-~-I.ondou. Aims Pom aud Norwich 49,.
Ar tie Lun.ss Of tie lice be made a. 20
Of IL CnfsLs 80 NO" 10 Tie undersigned, C0Ais
Of The Board OF Directors - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

ccnrty .fs Nsthts -quir Line c-nr-. LII, - q,
81 rt-sr' s-e 'cic Susirs tn's 81 sc,ar n - -
Z lGl>I. i>sA tof Shrewsbury Lon
~ Ocean Roas- stl,ad De- fort w.siia.t. =, &c
Rto~r. D.k- " "a rtu~u 80 Rel Bsn.s II. Nitfs
,issus' cor DFN GATE, Capt Lite le..- =. sss.
aoh e'o-. s-r- Is - ~ =
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~ii1s srfes- al r,r,s ef "A.
rsncns 80 'od uu"s lbs hos accounr Oh O~ne,
ia ~ I>LAND FERRl, tooi OF Whiteaaa.-
- SIMnEk ARRAN0FMENrS Fas 81 oeni. r. Or,s.-
TINE. STAFLErON. vANnFSBIiT LANDING % I'd a. ~
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lily TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1859

5.dtiorerp, 81.
ktM A WHEELER & Co.
~ WHOLESALE STaTipSER> WARFHQOAs.
- iOss-i4ai
FEFSG GOODS
Tie -uiscii. flu ~ hJfF 10 -
.lr1rl p f r.frIt - ecfe ocf ~
sTAPLF AND FA~CY sTATlONTRY
imported irfo ~ ti-y Of sew off
my AVE ou r6-G corrlesr sss1-rtn-lt %
kHFRi, A. CAP
LETTER
LEGAL CAP
BATE POST 80
FLAT PAPERS
Al e Elicf g b ; he Wa fslts
BUYERS FROM THF mt RiOR fni 20 Tier ll'ifl- 30
etsuiae th - gods before 7ur-hr --wher-
Va A WHEELER Co
~ 3 .nd ~ PAX r'F.
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-
O.'ra s.'" q - .sd "a T. fs. "',tas,- Na,s. :.
.rsns' COZ 49,, ~ Luz i-.r- g. J.
L~.,es N---yor. t~..c. I'D a.,
i!-w,dr. -i'y... ga ,s-ra--'., .. ..... q
=. l. F,'5,,F 900. b.. is =, tr..fs.'',.... s
-fcre., n, sc-s.,sSli,,,,......
. ~. 80 8. :. SS-Heess' .......
ssts,.,'s ''''. ~ " -y~-sa,s.t''....lg al
" 5-s.r.Is,! 1000 n .. 80, .......s ;,
.. so Tu.,dsy.......ii, 4 " . la-V,-d,v' '..''' !
d." s''''''' coo" 80 ~ ~ .,sI 49,. Z,
III, m bs,. VI l rae 80, :, s,.sS ~'.'s. rs 49,
yon. -. 'b us,lps b.. % sceouat o. y. s 49,
"a - i>i;aN ~, ,,I hnSf 100, oi "nlteeAAs-
rSs ETA sIAr =. ION? ytNorsS''T LANDING ,
Leave Si's, I''..L is.'s Sss,TOA
2 A
q
q "a
!, ,t .. y
Z y: II "
D
. i :s, ''' ''" "''''' NJ '''' '''' ~ ''' ''"-
SGSol NEa.ssss ,rses. cav, every bali boa sup,,,
N..Lt Boat 10 oc.>s tfom he Island
CAMDEN aud ANBOY RAILROAD 10 PHul.
i 9tLPn, srou Pee Ne NoIsh Rv-i to-. Of sasy -.
~ h steam Sosi rRtNr6S 70 south Amso, ,sers 49,
Fonceuowu and re-1 Loaf >IOthIoN to fa d ~. Pa
- s'P-,, In. a. 2 ?. ~ ;, .ieaH BE- AS F0rus
a gcw-. ne csvr Phsdsips,s A. o A NJ sasgP ~ ma
49,. :, - -. - %
>nmrfT Arrangement
flA\N and NlM YORK INLAND Rnfrrp
a 1.frpn an s,rvS n. 49,, - -. - IN
Y, r. A. -. ,i,.o,,. N ,H.,.f -. ~ y = =
o. ,.h 49,. rs. /, y. So. ,iA.esse A..H
"tt - w. - 80, ~. =, .-.ll. -l, ~. a SO 10
9',-. ~. -, . 49,, =. -. 80. So ,pHfs
.n 49, re. II, VI" l,n' 49,. -. .. 80 ~ lth
r. 'oi,'9 ~ - i. iH. n '''- - = al
N.'''' WIZ ''''h' '">'N ''' tn f''-'''' ~ Nlas
Greece o. .
roi alt ere :, " =" sNrcl..''' .''f,rNs
r \. r'-'''' .''-'t' . ~ '''+t''.-'-' -
t ''''..--'. ~ ~ olDH9 ..,'..'..',. 81, 10
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Low Nss.Yasl

N.stt host from the Island. 10 O'Clock. Fe- s. cent?
sAt tOs from EewYofk NJ 0clocA Fso- ,en co--.,.
!n..ldto
SUNDAY AEAASsss srseais cave every bali boa eupsps
N.Lt Boat 10 c,Ss lrom he Island
CAMDEN aud ANBOl RAILROAO b. PHUl
i Dt LPHIA sruu Pei Ne Nofth River OF Bars, -,
CIV Lrs. dsiy a. ~ AID n Accommot usB Ia
n t TRENTON south Amhos. iheuce b -, =
sortc ard loaf >TOJh rON "a. e 81. R.
- t,prss Linf Y. by seambN: Nm PJrrTi-s
Amtoy thence ffcct 20 Camden 5Ycas ThrUUgl ~
o Recurring. cavs Phisdephis a. 10 A NJ. su3lf.A
Lib. Nn.t 81. ~ n. la-lr Rnnfr LA,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

ISS.s NV BROAD GAUGE K

fNDy --NTV NNUNT NNT'-F R0T ~ BE
CeJses TWFFr NEN-NORN sid NIAGARA sALts
CANANuAIelA ard NIAGARA FALLS RAliROADOPg .
tho FALLS
E,m... TIair. eeve me Fail. .f $40 An srdtPM MINIS,
'rs,t-a lO nd a "
f,Hfr- frun, Ga srdasus ~ 40 a 81 sni sNP \
Soil fp. laNt- a0Dudau. lO PM-,l connecting eh
pos. Mel Irifs th" N-wl "a s q Fie and Dsuas
f.rn Iaads ntd nb Tn. The Nl~iors ieu'a iuros
lststIt ard ,arsfdaeus.
1l,ufh ctfs ie bed 81 fhe OIcfs of hs 'omn,nl
f1. ad Gata.t guf, end e ohcs tine N.w n.
Lil0-o CO. iru BE- o Of nu erd cone' OF p@Js AZ
Bf.aoNaf hrt-h q
r. ba.sss- checked thr Ugh. ~ Chirge handling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19
>um,rfr Arrangement
a LRANi and NEW YORK INLAND R0UR

A'hAN a"u ~" iRnN '''tNNh MUM
~ RA1LkOAl-sAhE : two duN -Nrrrs lrs'ns q = \
$50 NJ A'.ny Oh GENITAL iape af.,s
s.o with urs Nouh ar >scgi sTr1k wAi,e,al 90 ~
The VITO Nrsfrrn and hu-sfr gta,
7siord. ban Fouf fr Lehin'i Snnl,s i
Norosy. Jr p ror the cerot corner ci We IN "a
Co. fft>s Wh-re tickets 20 rrnund srd Ass.
c-ecseo
anq, Fafe 81 GO For Syrchs' FAR 4
Fnr Sc trfidy........ 50 koches.er . 90.
e. Irrs.... ....... 90 Fos Ratso ........... 10
Passenger, received A. Brco Bosfy. sld .eih "a
ffn-sv s'a'infs
1te az. tr-s oil ard ard receive passengers oaT c,is
r. erj hafrar -Four torufrs
An oter WI City lls station. co ger Of rrss.
srd trrfte es hcrs'otre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19
CUICHESTEhs FLAX aud HEMP MACHINERY


Nv Of batdnss The best to saaiy Of beat snRneg q
PARTICULAR atcOt)u asked 10 rs nee
Furnsc- which vii BE- warranted hs Frank &c
House funius lsQannec Nsr - er-tooie .,
BSysr,'s Snameed Hollow Ware, &C Sc
JOHN n KEYSER No SIS Broadway, waserst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

ROOMS No Bruadg three doors l-uge tll'rt Nrf
Nh eit New brlicd Pianos surpassed d. none m mo
co tf r uchness uu1 ald eve mss OF toa
touch Tie ORGAN MELoDs ~ with two ro
of k, by oansts and Teachers % 'r fe n l
ret b. he Chu cats only elllcd hf l a-e ca
Orsars Aso Mood,o4s Of al sizes Oaers ifn The re are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19

DOONTON ClJ n us Na'u.ac'p"H s'e o''
NJ f'''N '' ''' FNLDtH q LOAD
.s D.aoaN, a 0. f'' So ,ti
DIOCK TIN PIPE The undersi 1ned are Prepirel
ID q Tut ia Thu PIPE ,mIN - sery,ce ppc "ellN "''
l0Use. WV A., ~, 20, ah - Nee Bible House.
Fir-. Premium. Ranges
V.UN n BifpD Manu- tctufcf anN proprietor d"
u eehrrfed tookig Laundry Ranges 40 j. D.
rev IN Invented shich to' haui, d.iAl iul
.yrtnsseo a NsuEes warranted \ u rig %
SSur.sS No 6lt Hfosdway, opposite 81 Ih'na IN zen
TNINES aud FORMS POCkEIhNlNfH, hN
N ZORs SCISSORS. A,-Bulaer u rawaie L',A' L'i -
gn,, sc,.vs A, Ccupers Eds Tools Of c mot aupto, e
rass Ioot. Ei,es &C Host aLt ship Nefpeffr l. t9's
Nc al'l tItccnv a,.i 'nrA a. ''' -
~,re futeN Fdec ro.s Gao he lnni "a Ae hafaN' '@
a i IlTTIh. No. So AM 80 fuitttrst
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Trfon 6isomers. Sf.

AUSTRALA.-Clipper Line-The Il |. entire =
u er,.r bars HFLOiSE. C-pt McKee, vii Ell N..
- II NBtP The CABIN 'urt-itliCr
mp Anstrsl. None but
be ruhe limited 70 tv-nty Arry no-1 40 Ps-
" ID Pcs. Bv-r WI Il DtGAN, ~ ~ r-r - ~ -
ARNELL SiELLIor NJ lfi Pea-.,.
l. on IAN FKANCI>C Q DlREC I WIZ DISPATCH
The rev ciipp ri.D SWEEP STAKES h,virs
sse portion o. be- sd, Dad and ENGAGED ~l h,ve
81. ich Tor f5e pasf-
Sos III rssslss sp.g 30 - pier 70 f. North ai,
CHAMBERS NslSEk Mo- Brdgr-st.
TOR CALlFORNlA.-lnGeperdc Opposition Lice
4 -Thrunsh Tcses f-duced Tie ard sql-nHc
.irs UNCLE SAN 2+0 r.ur Or the prf
TANkFf BLADE - Ca he 6u'.b-r erh
shattered vii for sic present cumr-ee ta- ioe.
fret cis.- >tesusl Q Mi TO- d.lchtd M Aspr,sa SAT- R
DAY. c Ansu,r pre- --iy z = O. with th-
a. w. sud 's ~ steamship NtL~ SAN "a .isT
Nils Cor snder ahch M - or disie he srrvs' Of
o-s~-r ser- Panama san Franc
re- Eluing class u
ths ,orlrlcds
sd Ard Ey-ry
~ r-4e h- officers ard mart the favor
lie public efd = he hoP@d fhs tso vii
their snd Advantage pannf- fs ire >ecurrs
srd safrfy good Surgeon W. -
t.hed sseh srvcs snc medicine Tree Of cHsrse Fr
--~'ght Pssssg- srry crry ~
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N,EW.YnkK and CALItNENlA SrEAMER LINZ

-
II CAsAGr A1te Accessory Transit C't ~ Nclra-
Frrrre'crs Through sivcncs he Ma OIL Lie
Through Tcke rdrs fs ls-hwrs Croats o. New Dl1t
Fre stear STAR Ok TIE WESrgo" blfdln leave
per Nc = R 81 occct T. prrc'oy. tof >AN JiAS
DBL fDklI o. SAT- EUAN. Avg - WI re
svcs s-ee shfr >IaERt ADA b1rdsr over
NICAPACJA TRANSIT ROUTE having bEt fEelye Mes Of
Tarrro-tst1r llee "a tlcI
a. sec sor rt1rusi0n pa'gs apply oay
CHARLES MORGAN. A-eat ~ . B1"uas urrso
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19
OBITUARY

DIED. on the 3ist Of August, 1851 -.
in Bedford co, Yn., Thomas ASpas,..a' lis iesl4s
eight months. and nineteen days. one "sed 81 yes
our Revolutionary fathers, and true da the la,l
country. Possessed ola remarkably rob.s Of h.
he superintendent his farm and mano1 cou'tituti5.
until short time before his death Al,b.,,' buas.
10 the mouse Tor period of six weeks, hi, Connie
five 1a "fa S ss out ,ora few
oil the Methodist b. Church. and ma, b. nen
one OF Its ea,thly fathers. When Church. .egaided
surrounded by wild beasts OF the fores, I "ee scafe
err distractions, he opened his doors to vaors oA
pd 'hs 1s mouse became ahome for those
abide with him His uniformity "a ,,i ney chose
need be ashamed off before he died ga no On.
expressed his resignation 10 the Diynn Repeated.
he became feeble and could not trnvoi s Will Ate,
usua he said he felt as if he was in the , ~,
the Lords will to take him out of the .s, In va,
resigned. AS long as he could cenverso "prd he va.
and rational and spoke of his death ne was calm
ment In Christ he lvedin Christ he dioS any
ell friends, weep not; but labor to follow h Bere
and lay up your treasures above for The on eSamht
life everlasting. '"u Thereof
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19
The Love OfMOncy.

The New York Mirror thus but too truly
remarks "In the catechism of the nineteenth
century, the true answer to the question What
is the chief end of man. should be-Monev
When one pause TO reflect upon this universal
scramble alter the root of evil the money
mania of the day becomes sort Of miracuLul
phenomenon. 1t seems to be the summun bo
nam of human exhistence the ultima Mule
OF human effort. Men work for it, beg for it..
steal for it, starve for il, preach io- il, steal
for ii, live fori it. and die for it. And all the
while from the cradle to the grave, Nature
and God are ever laundering in our ears the
solemn question-'What shall it profit man
to gain the whole world and lose his own soul'
This madness for money is the strongest and
lowest of the passions; it is the insatia,e Mo
loch of the human heart. before whose rem.
orseless altar all the finer attributes Of human
ty sacrificed. It makes merchandise Of
all tina, is sacred in human affections and even
trafics in the awful soemnties of the eternal
world. Fathers sell their daughters for gold ;
and temples dedicated to religion are used as
marts for the display of the glittering templa.
ton
MISERY men, in the possession of great
wealth, and who pretend to love their children
as the "apple OF their eye" will stint them in
education. in pleasure and in health; and keep
them cramped and miserable for lack of mon
ey, through all the earlier and better years OF
their existence; AID when Death relaxes the
old mans grasp from his money bags, the over
wheming avalanche of wealth bee ONES often
a curse rather than blessing to his heirs
Human life at longest is but span-a Aeeting
dream-a passing apparition in the phantas
magoria of time What folly to devote it to
an INSCRIPTIONS struggle for that what per-
isheth with The using
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

DR.. Graham aud Col. Boyd, of the Board of
Public Works, passed through our town ON
Monday. on their way home from Richmond.
Thew took peep at High Bridge" as they
came along. and the Doctor, we understand.
gave it as his decided opinion TINT the fabric
would not stand. Coming from such high au-
ihority, this opinion may make Capt, Pannlll
and Mr.. Sanford little uneosy, notwilhstand-
ing the contractors, who have been building
bridges all their lives, differ with the Doctor.
We did not learn that Col. Boyd expressed
any opinion in the premses-We presume he
did not-hs political expe fence having long
since taught him The danger Of too hastily
committing hmself- FarmeUe Jov,mak
DIR. Graham and Col Boyd passed through
This city. niler their visit TO the South Side
works, and the Doctor went up as far as the
Tunnel, in Montgomery, on the line OF the Va.
and Tenn Railroad. In his conversations with
gentlemen here, upon the improvements Of the
State generally. he said nothing which will
justify the opinion ascribed TO him in the par
agraph quoted-Indced il was the reverse,in
what he said of the High Bridge" 1t is
doubtless an important matter to him; and oc-
cnpying tho position he does,we should regret
TO see his name used in predicting as certain
ty, consequences ~hich,Iwhen we considerable
character Of the work and the officers in charge
OF il, we must believe to be improbable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19
PhrenO1Ogy.

Insertion Is cheeriully gwen 10 the following
Communication We have Witnessed some o
the manipuIaiions of Professor Holland IN
practical phrcnology. and must confess that be
exhibited degree of skill IN The deneaion oi
mental chacteristcs that 1t would be difficult 10
reconcile with the theories Of sceptcism. The
subject Of the Lecture To night will be a defence
OF chronology against the charge Of infdelly.
Mr. Editor IL perceive by advertise
rnent in your paper that Professor Hollandth
blind phrenologist, proposes to give another
lecture III our city on The interesting subject oil
Phrenology. Without seeking in This article In
discuss the merits Of Phrebology, the ritter
certainly feels at liberty to warrant The ability
of Professor III. To interest his hearers OF this
subject. Heis man OF high grade OF intel
lect, which has been attained o an astonishing
Iegree in the various branches of collegiate
education. and shows hmselfthe sound phlos-
other and courteous gentleman in conversation
upon every subject that comes within The
range of his investigation Being deprived,by
his blindness. Of the supposed advantage
drawn from physiognomy in his education he
nevertheless points out the superior and nfe
ror qualities of character with a correctness
that entities his services to the most respectable
IF Phrenology be not science,
IL certainty shoms its mast plausible prefens'ons
in Tie hands Of Pyof. III and those in our
community who have any scientific curiosity
can Just hear tho vcrv best defence that Phre
noogy has ever made in our midst, by listen.
ing 10 his lectures and comparing his praci
cal deductions. As the next lecture is upon
nm interesting question 10 the religious portion
of our community, it is hoped that this class,
together with The more intelligent oil our citi.
zens generally will give it that attention which
the question merits, for in this discus ion the
the Professor seems well prepared to afford US
an intellectual treat. We speak for him them
on Monday evening, n large and respectable
audience. A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19
COMMERCIAL RECORn
TOBACCO. 1913

LYschHuRa Sept II ,o.,
TOBACCO. ''o'.
Inspection tn week 226 hhds against pe,1l,
responding week of last year. Recent. mus us Cor
Market more animated, and prices of Luz. M rsal-
qualities, and Shipping, generally higher ~ "ean
Luss at from SO to SO & SO; Conn,o. .' 'at'
Hing Leaf, so to 9; Goo1 and 6ne "a. Nd
S,emming , nils 10 .o. na,l INC shipping and
~ 90; Fine and Extra do 90 to 81 Al " to
WHEAT.
Market steady, and prices continue at IA -.
Tor he'd and White, with the sales of crsp Or -. u
her peculiar circumstances. at l l6&lI7
VIM. T. SMITH, Com. u...,..,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19

This brief but beautiful passage occurs in a
late article in Frazier's Magazine :-Educa
lion does not begin with the alphabet 1t be-
gins with a mothers looks with fathers
nod Of appreciation or sign of reproof- with
a sisters gentle pressure of the hand, or a
brothers noble act Of forbearance-with hands
full of flowers in green and daisy meadow
with birds nests admired but not touched
with creeping ants and almost imperceptible
emnets-with humming bees and glass bee
hives-with pleasant walks and shady lanes
and with thoughts directed in sweet and kind
ly tones, and words to mature to acls of be-
nevolence, to deeds of virtue, and to the sense
of all good to God himself.
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INTERESTING lNvENTIoN.-We have just had
the pleasure of examining the model OF a ma
chine, invented by J. Bell Alexander, late of
Mobile, which will dispense with the use of the
screw in pressing tobacco. The machine rolls
presses aud cuts off the tobacco the length of
The plug desired land may be moved bysteam and
water as well as by hand. The invention seems
to US, Almost ingenious one, and its value i'll
soon be tested in this place. 1t will be made al
the foundry Of Barrett & Richmond, and of its
success we cannot entertain adoubt-DancWt
Republican,
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MURDERER ARREsTED.-We learn from n
gentleman residing in the northern part of this
county, that Toliver Hammock, who shot a
young man by the name of Spencer Belts, on
the line Of the Richmond and Danvile Road
near this place, sometime in November last,
was arrested on the night of the 10Th instant,
at the residence ofhis father in this county
1t appears that Hammock has been secreted
most Of the time since the murder, on the pre-
misses Of his father-Dan. Reg.
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ARRIVAL OF GuANo.-The barque Chatham
from the Chincha Islands, reached her whaif
last night, and this morning tremendous rush
was made on the agent for orders. The de
mand Tor the article seems 10 mere ase as the
season wanes, and the intensity OF feeling among
the order holders is beyond any former arrival.
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The ToBAcCo CRoP.-It is now the mindIe
Of September, and yet no tobacco has been CIT
by the planters, except such as was spolting
from the protratted rainy weather. This is
an unusual fact in this vicinity, at this season
of the year.-Dan. Rep.