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John B. WARD, keeps constantly on hand good
u assortment of lumber, which will be sold Oh &C
comodating terms
dec 30-1m 18th street and canal
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NEW JERSEY POTATOEs.-Famili
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S!tq mo r KIRREI CO.
No. 5, opposite Centre Market
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IL. doors east of 10th street, Temperance House
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now on hand dec .1-2w
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Charley:
"Charles, will whip you for two tings;
first for being tam young vhig, second for
running away. John, 1 will whip you pine
Ply, for being tam vhig''
Uncle Jake +" went to his work, and af-
ter eowhiding him enough to convert him,
as he thought, to the true principles of de-
mocracy, he enquired;
Are you tam vhig now?"
eyes," returned Charley.
The old man put on the cowhide a little
longer, and again inquired:
els you tam vhig now ?"
eyes street."
"Uncle Jake" eyed him for o moment,
as if contemplating whether it was best to
proceed, or try him "pime-py," dropped the
instrument of torture-pinioned Charley,
and took master Jack in hand. He had no
better luck in converting Jack than he had
with Charley. The old man finally left,
after securing them both, with the intention
of leaving them in that situation until morn
ing, when he was going through the opera
ton of the previous evening But the boys
had no idea of remaining in that position
through the night, and after two hours dur
alton Charley had loosened himself, and in
few minutes they were comfortably ensoonc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-12
A Strange Phenomenon.

A most singular occurrence happened in our
village and vicinity on Friday night or rather
Saturday morning last. The day previous had,
been clear and mild and the evening closed
in starry and cloudless. AT about 10 o'clock
the sky became overcast and unusual dark.
ness prevailed, which continued up to the
time of the occurrence, which was about half
past two The phenomenon commenced with
a heavy distant rumbling sound beneath, some
what like distant thunder, except toat it was
more smoihered, which rapidly approached
and increased to a climax, and then receded
and died away. The roar as it approached
was interrupted by one grand explosion loud
er than the loudest thunder, and by reries of
reports less loud and less defined, the whole
ending with the same heavy rumbllng with
which it commenced The only intelligent
description that can be given of the sound is,
that it was terrible and appalling. Many.
who were awakened by it from their sleep,
pronounced it unearthy. From the first,
trenuous motion was communicated to the
earth, causing a rafting of the windows,
which increased with the roar 10 such an ex
tent that the buildings were violently shaken.
displacing furniture. rafting of dishes, &c
The motion was sufficient TO cause, the bell in
the church to strike nine len times. The
academy bell rung also, though lower down,
and in position t.. be less affected by the vi
bratory motion of the earth.
Some who were standing in their houses a.
the time Of the shock, say that In the height
il it was quite impossible to stand unasslsted.-
In one inotance a chimney was thrown down
In stone and brick buildings the effect wa
greater and more Threatening. Our vIllagei
were everywhere aroused and many rushe
into the streets, each supposing that his neigh
bor's house was being overthrown by some vi
olent explosion.
In other places, in particular directions. tn
shock and reports seemed equally or more &c
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Vbc Dailp Diroi,ian.
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
FRIDAY, Apr. 8
Senate


To authorse the Central Ohio Railroad
Company 10 acquire depot in the city o.
Wheeling;
Incorporating the Savings Bank of Buffalo
in the county of Putnam;
Providing for elections by the people for
The appointment Of representation IN the
General Assembly, the qualification and priv
lleges of voters the meeting of Electors of
President and Vice President, and prescribing
rules Tor contested elections, with amendments
The House amendments to the bill provid
ing for transferring and cancelling certain
stocks held by the Board Of Public Works,
vas agreed 10.
A bill to amend the 10th section of chapter
81 Of the Code of Virginia-scaling the voters
IN corporations in which the State is interested
being under consideration, several hours
were exhausted in call of the Senate and va
rlous other parliamentary modes OF deferring
action.
AT late hour the Senate adjourned.
House.
The House was in session from 10 until 81
o'clock. all the time laboring to accomplish
something. but effecting little, in consequence
oi the absence of a quorum This state Of
things induced member, neal the close OF the
The Sergeant at Arms closed the doors, and
the Clerk proceeded with a call of the roll
Ii having been ascertaned that there we're 76
members( one less than quorun) )inthe House,
and several outside waiting to be admitted,
motion was made. and agreed to. to suspend
further proceedings against the absentees.
After nearly an hour consumed in this ef
fort to obtain quorum the regular business
OF the Heuse was resumed, when, upon the
very next divsion,it was again found that there
was no quorum, and the House then adjourn.
ed
The follow ing bills were passed.
A Senate bill, providing for the registra-
ton OF voters in the Counties, cities and towns
Of the Commonwealth, annually by Commits.
sloners of the Revenue--the register To be re
turned 20 the Clerks Offices of the County and
Corpol alton Courts, and copies to be furnish
for each place of voting throughout the
Commonwealth. This is an act required by
the constitution. and was designed to prevent
illegal voting;
A Senate bill to prevent the taking of oys,
tiers from Naowadox Creek, for the purpose
of planting them elsewhere, or carrying them
beyond the limits the Commonwealth
A Senate bill, allowing the original will Of
Edward II. Ker 10 be removed from the office
of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Accomac
and
A bill authorising the Lynchburg and
Campbell Court House Turnpike Company
10 convert their Turnpike into a Plank Road,
A bill providing for the compensation of Ju.
rors. their qualification; and manner of selec-
ton In certain cases. was rejected.
Amendments Of the Senate to the tax bill
were considered, and some agreed to, and
others rejected
A petition was presented from citizens of
Hampshire county, praying that the Legsla.
ture adjourn and go home. Laid on the ia.
hle
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, PrQprietors.
TE7N M -.

The VIRGIN IN published daily at So and semi weekly ST
Al m annum ia advance No subscription Is taken i9r shorter
I option the Popetors, until all arrearages shall have
ERTIS inserted for 80 cents square (or
for every insertion and 81 cts for utter
If IN "a nrr insertions Is not marked on the Ms II
= n be p,i,,nct ortsrt't out and charged accordingly
The AIG RATES afekor the privilege Of two squares
iv s weekly $l0 square daily $35, semi
15 inner form, daily $40, semiweekly S35 Every yearly
vrer will required confne his advertising his par
ar line Of business if he exceed the space stipulated for,
he will be charged ratably for the excess
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NEW FOUNDRY Y

NEW FOUNDkY.-Ihe subscribers taxes
leave to inform the citizens of Lynchburg, and Vi
Unity that they have leased the establishment on the
basin known as Warwicks Mill and foundry for the Pur'
pose of carrying general foundry business, and the
manufacture agricultural TOOLS tobacco presses oil oil
kinds, and fixtures.
We are prepared to furnish n kinds of plows and
pow castings. used in this country Also mill gearing
and threshng machines made of the best material and
Tn the most substantial manner. .
We have patterns of the Livingston, Peek's HUI, Ea
gle, New York Premium sizes Hill side. (or and
ihorses superior paterns,) and sub-soil pows. As'
tivators road scrapers. and the most celebrated Ray
Straw and corn stalk cutters in this country WIN IRON
q to 10 knives.
All orders for any the above mentioned implements
"r machines will be promptly attended to- "raln and
country produce taken in exchan ye go
Corn, and Corn meal furnsed as usual at the mill
WHITTEMORE, McNAMEE Il co.
ii WHITTEMoRE,
JAMES McNAmEE.
WHITTEMoRE.
nm
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LEVI ELDRIDGE, Grs'L Ao'r,

E'DMUND, DAVENPORT a. Co.,
ARICHMOND offer for sale in store ann shoat,at
Wholesale
50O0 Sacks Liver fine Salt, Marshall and Other braads
100 do Ground Alum do
900 tons Richmond ground Plaster
500 best Peruvian Guano daily expsctes
500 bbls. Roscndale Cement
500 bushels prime CloveEseed
$50 bills. Bone Dust
l25 hhds Bacon sides.
1877 tieroes Sugar House Moasses
900 boxes Archer g. Cos. No. axes.
300 tierces London Porter
so cases Cross s. Blackne. Londen Mustard
25 do do Walnut and Mushroom Catchop
25 Hampers English Cheese (Gloucester)
IS boxes Maccnroni
80 Bags Sicily Almonds
300 bags Brnzlc Sugar
400 bags Costa Ricn Coffee
Iennessey, GODDARD, otard and sasarar Brandy, Held
sick and Hungarian Lion Wine Sherry, MADEIRA, and
PORT Wine, &c, &c.
Many Of the above of importation, and
profess sell ms low sfbey be hadin this coun
try qlantity and quality considered. Teas, good
be had in tho country adapted to tho
lrnde of Vrginin.
dec 3O.dac,s EDMUND. DAVENPORT & co.
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SINGULAR MARRIAGE.-The Dundee Record
notices singular marriage which took place
at Weston, Stenben county. New York, on
the 2lst ut. The parties are John =. Emer-
son and Mary Jane Bennett. The Record
says; II he bridegroom is about 81 years OF
age, brother of Mis-. Hoover, carrying on
an extensive business as tailorcss ut Weston.
He has been at sea. most of the time for some
ten or twelve years past. and, after an absence
of about five years. had just called up to see
his sister. Finding that shehad in her employ
some sixteen or seventeen young women
learning the trade, he stroled into the room
in free and easy manner, and told the girls
that il there was any one who want, d to mar
ry him right off, to say the word. The bride
above named forthwith dropped her work,
and declared herself ready for the nuptials.
Within an hour from that time the parties
were spi,ced. A jolly wedding took place,
and the next day he left his charming bride
for voy on the briny ocean"
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TUESDAY MORNING,A APR.

we're and terrific. Mr.. Calvin Wakefield. u
condid man of undoubted veracity living some
six miles east tofhere. says that the shock threw
several stones from his cellar wall.
The " hole occurrence is said to have been
truly fearful in that quarter. Neghbors rush.
cd wildly TO distant neighbors. to meet them,
in tnrn seeking some friendly sympathy or
protection. All concurrcd in believing that
some dire impending evil Threatened their sure
destructiou.--L Louisville Lewis co., Journal.
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GERMAN SUGAR CAKEs.-Blend well with
the fingers six ounces Of good butter. with n
pound Of fine flour. working it quite ato
crumps; add few grains of salt, one pound Of
dry slited sugar. tablespoonful OF the best
cinnamon in very fine powdeI, and large tea
spoonful of spices; TO these the grated rinds, OF
three sound fresh lemons can be added, or mol ,
at plearsure. Make these ingredients into u
paste, with the yoks OF FIVE eggs, add about
four tabespoonfuls of white wine, or with one
or two more in addition, if required as this
must be regulated by the size Of the eggs; half
of very thick cream and half wine, are some
times used for them. Roll the mixture into
balls, ,fiatten hem to something less than three
quarters of an inch thick. and bake them in a
moderate oven from fifteen to twenty minutes.
Loosen them from the baking sheets-wbich
should be lightly Toured before they are laid
on-by passing knife under them; turn them
over, and when they are quite cold stow them
in dry, close shutting canister. The Germans
make three incisons in the top Of each cake
with the poirt oil knife, and lay spikes o
split almond in them.
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CoNEEssIoN-FRoM THE FRENcH.-A young
man who was about being married presented
himself to the priest for confession. As he ap.
peared 10 be rather embarrassed, and did not
errors;
Come said the father, kindly, "do you ever
tell faschoodsl"
Father, am not lawyer" proudly repli-
ed the young man.
p "Did you ever steal'"
"Father, | am not a merchant"
"Y ou have not committed murder?'
81 am DOCTOR" conscienliously replied the
peniten', casting down his eyes.
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eh'cS OF that particular summer n;.bt Tho
listening for hours to the sourJs s.o,. lo,-,~,
hoofs upon distant roads ri>;p. and t,,I;,,
caught and lost, upon the gentle pndu,,,;an
Vi 'ucii 'i'lui airs as might be stirrinu-,be
peculiar solemnity of the hour. succeo1;ro 70
>unset-the glory of the dying dav-,bc rcr-
Seoushe>s which, by le,crip,ion. 50 well 7
Knew OF sunset in those West India Islands
from which my father was re,rrn;n, .ho
hhow'rd@e that he returned only to de-lhe
almighty pomp in which the grrat idea Of
'e"'h apparellcd it>elfto my Young sorrow
IN" heart-'hc corresponding pomp in which
'i'e ah'a9onIstic idea, not less nvsirrons. Of
nv 'o>c' as Ii Oh wings. amidst tropic glories
and floral pasrantrrs, that seemed even ,.o,.
solemn and pathetic than the vaporv rlumes
ana trophies OF mortalitv-al tli, chorus Of
restless magcs,or of suggestive thoughts. cave
10 NY fathers return, which else had been
"''e'' only TO lnterpo>c one transitory red-lct
ter day IN the calendar of "A child tne .h,J
o"v power OF an inrtlaccGbIc agency amono
my dreams Nom'S D.,la;ur,y.
~" MAY AN AMERICAN WOMAN SHOW
HER PATRIOTISM?
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no" NAY AN AMERICAN WOMAN SIIoU
HER ErATEIOTISN2

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her patrioti>n = WL,,., ,l,
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With thr~r trtiilion> and >u,-rs:itioas
tears "i the Indians, til" PRESENT l..:a,- ul The
cave Is curlou>t connected, In the French
War a purity OF NJ .ior Rogers Il IA. =, were
pursued 10y the indians, ana drive: 10 ilr
lake shore, when on" of rhc.,. Skinner Ly
name. having been singled ont bv III. pur-
>urrS, escaped IN a ranpr on to th- lake. anl
LOOK refuge IN this cave, into which ,h,, vi,
Ter f"" h'eP enough 10 iinlt IN the bpti, anl
''feeh all from >'"h'. ex 'rp: Il >pl-e directly
u" ir"ns' lhe lndianS. however, w~rc >.,n
ont upon the laAe IN tn p1r>uil. al SIR
'''''''''i me cave VIII thar cIuo.>. W. "A
Skinner oo'nn"a '"i h:~ drliy r,l. >io,>
upon his b'>":1''r>- VINO, OWN. 10 their 81
I''r>ii''on> fears, dire "oi rcturn the fir
i'''' 80 reluctant We" :hry To rclinlui>! rleir
N't'in' THAI they Suffered many ut their band
10 oe siam trior" they Withdrew, they at
length dli, and gave him a Glance To cSr.,l,r.
>nch Is >aI! To he the orr in Of the namr %.
OF Lake Ma.os, with which it Is con:rctcI.
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SINNERS CAvE.-Among the many curl
Gus legends connected with the different To-
calities Of Lake Memphremagos none is NOR,
irau@ht with romance and mystery than that
of SINNERS Cave. This cave, which Is an
ohlOng room, eight or ten feet broad, about
the same humber of feet high, and two or
three times As long, seems as if cut ont of the
solid rock forming the precipitou> ,lcre of the
island, of the SAME name. near tue eastern
side OF the lake, nearly opposite to the noted
Owls Head, which rises like battlement to
an elevation OF 5000 feet from the western
margin of the lake. This cave wa, an object
Of mystery and awe to the Indians habiting
the lake shore. long before the o:curr, nee
from which Its name was derived They be
licved it to he The den cf the demon of the
lake. some water monster in the shape OF
huge serpent. of whose existence they were
assured by the traditions OF their t. ,bes, which
traditions are sngulariv coin t. IT with he
SEA serpent stories rcif..ci abunt that lake d,
the present day And so great were their
fears that they would neither approach the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
A C AR D

ENRoN the private Medical and Surgical Establish
1 ment, No. i2l Main street, Worcester, Mass
Hope, health, and happiness" wrote the great DR..
Johnson, is the chief blessing of Man. And that hope
only is rational OF which certain it cannot de-
celve us" The moralist right in his conclusion,
and we adopt his language in addressing unfortu-
nate fellow murtas, who, with broken heath and de-
ceased bodies have great need OF large hope, and
hope too Of which they are certain cannot deceive
them"
To females, we would saw that all complaints pecu-
liar 10 their sex treated by with The utmost
cess IL is unnecessary 10 enumerate them, for every
female knows them WELL Lailes in delicate situa.
ton can receive every attention. medical and surgical
in secluded apartments, with female attendants. and
the most careful consideration Tor their comfort and
safety. Experienced and kind nurses will be provided,
and in every the ;nvioable secrecy will
he observed
All those troubled with seminal weakness, nocturnal
or Involuntary emissions should call and be attended
to at an early period, or the worst results may be ap
pretended,
NIB All letters, (post pad) will receive prompt
attention. and medicines advice sent by return of
mail Cure warranted, pay required
DIR. HILL, No. l2i Main street,
jan14 dtf ta Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-22
important TO the Sick.

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