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TIER ENGS.

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0bc DaiIp Dirsinian.
The Future Life.

II VIM. Cullen Bryant had never written but the
following liner, they would give him perfect title to
the Of poet s.'
How shall | know thee In the sphere which keeps.
Tho discnbodied spirits of the dead,
When all of thee that time could withor sleeps
Aud perishes among the dust tread
For shall feel the sting Of ceaacless pain
II there meet thy gentle spirit not
Nor henr the voice love, nor read again
In thy serenest eyes the tender thought.
viii rot thy own weak heart demand me theref
Tint heart whose fondest throbs giveni
My name earth ever in thy prayer,
Sholl it be banished from thy tongue in heaven 7
In meadows famed by heavens lfe.brcathing wind,
In the rcsplendence of that glorious spherc,
Aud larger movements of the unfettered mind.
wilt thou forget the love that joined us hero
The love that lived through all the stormy past,
And meekly with my harsher nature bore.
And deeper grew aud t.ndcrer to the last
Shall II expire with fe. aud be more1
happier lot than miae, and larger light
Awnit thee there, FOR thou hast bowed thy will
In cheerful homsgc to the rules of right
AMI lowest all and ronderest good for H.
For me. Tho serdid cares In which dwell
Shrink and consume the heart, as hoat the scroll
And wrath has left its senr--that fire of hell
Has left it's frigthtu scar upon my soul.
Yet though thou woar'st the glory Of tho sky,
w i'll thou keep the samo beloved name,
The fair Thoughtful brow, and gentle eye,
Loyeer in heavens sweet climate, yet the same
Shalt thou not tcnch me- in the oalmc, home
a. \ l..
Tho wisdom which is oye--i | become
The fit companion in that land of blissi
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IT the Tram is stopped for passenger between any
of the above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the Train and charge vii,
be less than Twenty-Five cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (except those
who take the where tickets are not sold J
will be charged by the conductor, per cent. in ad
ition to the regular uf fare provided however
That in sh II, he receive less than
han hiiy cents from passenger to any point
he road
Servants will be required to have two passes, to
he left with the Ticket Agent and ore with the Conduc
tor which passes, be explicit in granting the pv
lege tn travel the Free colored persons will be
required to produce free papers,o they Will be
permitted to travel the cars.
May lots. THOMAS SHARP,
Supt. Transportation.
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f77.0. rrzssssszgggssszgnFROM PETERS BUR q
Ezsse Rictmond to the White Sulphur

kHN.zn--r.%dnd RichmOnd 10 The White Sulphur
Springs. Ihrough IN tacO dnys
INHE Virginia 4 Tenn. Railroad Company nowpre-
J. the quickest safest and chenpest route, with
increased facilities before offered by any line to
the travelling public visiting the Virginia Springs
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at 60 clock,P NJ
(Sundays excepted) by Messrs. Boyd, Edmond & Co.'S
line of packets with experienced commnnders-or the
next morning a7 O'clock, A NJ by the Da vile Rail
road meeting passengers leaving Petersburg ar o'clock
A M. the same morning at the junction OF the south :
side Railroad, will proceed Reos Station, where they
will find line of new and superior Troy Coaches, hne
horses aud experienced drivers in readiness to convey
them with the most possible dispatch will reach Lynch
burg early in the evening in time to have good nght
and take the Cars of the Virginia Tennessee hai
Road at 7 o'clock, A NJ next morning TO Bonsacks,
distance of AZ miles two hours, in connection with
Farish & Cos old established line of Stages, 40 well
known to the travelling public for their safety and dis
patch, well supplied with new Coaches, excellent horses
accommodating agents and to convey them
to the Mountain House to supper and after comfot-
bic nights rest the he Sulphur Springs before 10
o'clock the morning the second day alter leaving
Lynchburg.
Returning passengers will leave Il e ni.e Sulphur
Springs at o'clock p. NJ. daily, (Sundays excePted)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at 6 o'clock r M. and
arrive the Mountain touse 10 supper, leaving The
next morning day light. breakasng at Scotts arrive
at Bonsacks al ID o'clock p. M.-and Lynchburg at 81
p M leave Ly. rtburg same evening by Packet at
o'clock F. M for Richmond, arriving the second morn
ing at o'clock A. Nor by stBges at i21 A. Nor
from TO o'clock in the morning, and Southside Rail
road Petersburg and Dan lille Railroad to hchmond
arriving same evening at o'clock F. NJ
Rafes Of fare from Richmond and Peersdurg
by Boyd & E1monds Packet from Richmond
and Virginia Il Tennessee Railroad to White -,
Sulphur Springs, W W.
to Sweet Sp,ings g. 90
By DanvIc Railroad from Richmond and South
side Railroad from Petersburg, and stages to
Va e. Tenn Rail Road White Sulphur
Springs, *io' 2o %
to Sweet Springs, - D. 3o
THOMAS SHARP.
Sup't Transportation,
WITS Va. d. Tenn. r..
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LYRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsUR


l. ANCE.-Lynchburg Hose D. Fire Insurance Com
pdHy
= This Company makes Insurance against loss or dam
age by Fire. Dwelling Houses Stores Tobaeco Faeto
ries and other buildings, furniture, Goods and
merchandise generally in town and country,on the mos,
favorable terms
Also mnkes Insurance tho lives Of all persons en-
Toying good health and of sound constitution for tho
whole duration OF life. or for limited period.
Slaves employed In ordinary occupations will be
insured rensonabe terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from md to
any of the Northern or Southern Ports, at favourable
rptcs
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON'T. @. PETERS, Vice President.
SAMPSON DIUGUID, ChieC Engineer.
James ". Cobbs, Samuel Garland,
Iohn Liggat, Nathan Is. Thurman
George w. Yaneey, John Otey Taylor
William +. Anderson. Willinm +. Smith
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasuysr.
CaEEDT. Wills, Secy.
Dir. L. ii. Gilmer, I .,,,., p..
DR.. VIM. Otwsy Oven, ' ~
The Medicn Examination ,f subjects for Insurance
will be made the office Of tho Company each day,
between the hours Of and o'clock, p
Feb8-dts
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ARTICLES opproprtate ohe f"@ Ciass-boxes OF hah
onnets furniture
Ariicles aDpropriateto Second Class.-Boxes, balet
# dry goods feathers shoes, saddery glass; paints oils
,Itugs and confectionery.
ArticlcS ap,ropriateto Third CIdSS-Virginia domes
tics sugar coffee liquor bagging rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco leather, hides, cotton yarns, cop
per- tin, sheet iron, hoowware, queensware' casting'
hardware rlarbe (dresscd and other heavy articles moi
enumerated in speriaI or fourth class rates
A,tices appyopyfale 10 the F0urth Class-Flour (i'
.nck rice pork, beef, fish lard tallow and baco (t
rusks boxes sacks beeswax, bales OF rags ginseng
and dried fruit bar IRON marble (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
- + 30 miles so Salt per bushel J {
Plaster las f per 100 miles. 200 of fily pounds. 10
onn aon ., >, - $50 miles. 9. 80 ~
ooo IDS zoe miles. 800 Carrie Aast. IL
SCI 7.-dts
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IN Long known--seyefely tested-aiways faithful to
their trust-the only snfcs made combining Rich's IL
Wder's Patents. STEARNS e. MARVIN,
(Successors to Rich q Coz
146 Water 81, ". Y.
THOMPsONs g. oNDESLUYS. Agents,
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l62 Broadway, Between Liberty st.
dec 2S-dacly and Maiden Lane. N Y.
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riE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON

L AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK -
Thomas G. Stea' importer and Jobber Of Snhs Mah
ne and Fancy Goods,a nett Cash prices-I;me grant
ed by adding interest l62 Broad,oay ~ T., Has now
IN store and daily receiving and offering at the lowest
prices complete of goods in his line com
rISing all the various styles and designs consisting oi
Is Black and Fancy Silks Marcenes, Florences Shawls
trimmings. Bonnet Ribbons, Tadeta and Satin Ribbons
Dress Trimmings of all kinds, Embroideres, French
ana English Grapes, Grape Lisses Silk Cravat Glove
" all kinds, Silk Lace Mitts, Bareges. Laces. White
doods Hosiery, L HdkFs.
, he undersigned would invite Merchants from the
NORTH South East md Wet when in the city, to favor
hlm m with a call; and examine his stock before pur-
chasing.
THOMAS G STEARNS,
l62 Broadway, Between Liberty ST.
dec 2S-dacly and Maiden Lane Y.
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(OOkS! ROOkS!-Barsa sainS.-D. b.
ray NE'S Stock Of Books being too large Tor the
season he proposes for the six weeksn oIoer to re-
uuce ms stock and make room for his fall supply, to
sci his Miscellaneous Book land most of his Historical
pt,e,gious. Law aid Medical ock, much BELOW the
nc1 La 4 PRICE when a bill Of any Importance is
aae. Those wishing add their libraries, will hnd
August 2.d,s
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TWO OTMER NEW NOTES
" VfN " Wv = - II " - 7 ~ IN y y
Southern Agcncy, 81 Main 81, Richmond

y v y Southern Agency, 81 Main 81, Richmond
From The AZ. J. EpcniHg Mirror. Apra 18Th, 1883,
WoRcE 54ER's PIhno FonTrs.--It always affords us
pleasure say good word of old friend Horatio
Worcester. Having often "taken the responsibility OF
recommending Punos, II il gratifying 10 he able to
add that hive never heur frs, word of compain
of the price durability OF Mr. Worcesters ri
amos.
As all the world with its wife md daughters, s com
ing up from the South attend the "Gren Exhibition
beg to remind them in the o Woreester's III
Fortcs. They tru elegant nsruments, OF rose
wood aud mahogany, wit out any OF the Black Der y
stain about them
From The N Y. Sunday Courie, AprH 17tA 1853.
PtAsos.-As the mint stamp Of our gold renders II
current, does the of Worcester inscribed upon
Pano inspire confidence everywhere. His skill as
manufactures of these popular instruments hns given
him first class reputation and my Pnno procured Mt
his establishment cannot fail give the utmost satisac-
lion 10 the buyer.
From the Richmond Times
PIAsos.-These beautiful Instruments which within
few years pnst have become necessary
y pnror have been brought such perfection, both In
outward finish and in tone TINT doubt very much II
hcinvenve and entcrprisng genius Of the mannfactu
in future add much To Tint already done.
have heard no Instruments that begin to
compare in of tone to those manufactured by
Worcester and sold by Mr.. A. MoRRIs, bookseller nnd
sationer OF this city In finish, satisfied they
lie excelled Butn few days since, of the best
performers have listened to. while practising n
difficult piece OF music of Worccstcrs pinnos,
InDr<ed us thur it the sweetest toned instrument
his fingers hnd touched, and he Ind played on n
grcnt variety of pianos both North and South We fully
agree with him and therefore take pleasure III advising
readers to cnll Norris aud supply themselves.
A MORRIS is sole Agent f,r tho sale of Worcester
Pianos, and is receiving additional supplies by almost
every pnoket from New York IIs prices the sarno
the factory He socits examination Of his stock
from those in want Of superior Pianos, Mt moderate pri
ces je 2D-dts
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WM. II. a. &. FISHER,

nj OTHCE-The undersigned would most respect
~ fully offer their services To the Ladies OF Lynch.
burg teach the of embroidery Velvet. Satin.
Cloth, &c.. with Silk Worsted floss. They i'll also
make order the ous patterns for Piano, Ottoman,
Stool G hair and Table Lamp mats, fire screens,
port foos, slippers Childrens dresses emb odered &C.
Residences on Tan-Ysrd street, Fourth house, North
East of Poes Tan Yard, and third square leading from
Main street. where samp fthe work will be exhibited
with pleasure and terms made known.
MRS. s. G SLAGLE $ DAUGHT ER.
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DE. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from of the seminent Colleges OF the
United States, and the greater part of whose lite has
spent in the Hospitals of London Par Philadel-
phia and elsewhere, has effected of the most as
onishing cures that ever known Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
oashfulness with frequent blushng, attended, some
times, with arrangement of mind were cured immedi
aely
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RAILROADS, sc.
Ia = - -
FINHE FOLLOWING RATES WILL BE
Il chnrp ed IN he min md T.nna.se, Rni nad
CHRIsTAIsspuRo TO

Il chnrged on tue Vrgina and Tennessee KaiIroad
from and after the 18th inst.
4 G,,.,,
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OOKING GLASS AND PICTURE
Il FRAME MANUFACTORY.-Thc undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale tho following articles nj
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and gull:
Dagucneotype Frames large beautiful assortm.o'
goods
Looking Glass Plates, ofall sizes and fitted in
Picture Gass. French, frat quality. from 50k3G inch
down
Plate Glass for and dwellings furnished or1e
Composition Rosettes, of oil sizes FOR Builders interior
work
ALso-Old Work re.git aud jobbing In all tho abov'
branches
Picture Glass any pattcrn--nnd large sIno
French Mirrors furnished To order.
fVCouniry orders by mail will receive promptatten
iiou. FRANCk &c CLOVER,
1913 Main street, between 0thand l0thst. Richmond
Va. June g--ts
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From Northern Liberties-J H. flegA received ''0e'
Tbomas NJ Price. p Farmer Burn - ,,,-,;. -
Ken,ington-J w Kelley received ~ votes "u"~
Skinner o. ;s g, ,,o.ss
Dr. Geo Hutton votes
Roxborough-Joeeph II. Hoffman. 65 votes
Robot u Foust Democrat Hiram Miller, fI@s o'.' I
sro Native Of o-ing Garden John II Fleg 8. " = =
TfCu.As NJ Price Wig Of Northern Lbert - J'nn "
Kell.y. Wig OF Kensiugton; Nathan Etsol DemocF"'
# W., Philadelphia snd jose, h II. HoInal' Naive
were declared Guy elected. ..,
Mr. Su.ns moved thsi Joshua Fletcher oa no nios,s
by nation The motion was laid on the ttos' ana "a
Convention proceeded To dominate acAnddNe o. api7
the ticket James VERGE received ~ votes 'sAiA .
Fletcher !, Nathaniel Turner votes there beng 90
III ice the CONVENTION proceeded 20 a second b.lof ~nioA
r,sutsG in tie ca the third vote, lshui = tIstohss
Wa Gee Jared the nominee Of the Convention
on the motion 20 declare Mr. Fetchsrs NOMINATION
unanimous one several members refused 10 rise, wAich
gave place 10 considerable upr0ar aud con- us'on
The Convention then Gc ourned to meet on ms AS'
Mofdsy ia August
Tie cAe, minated by the Convention st'ni' tAus N
reference 70 their politics:
Sluafar-I C. Ford, Wig, Bristol Township.
4 Nm0t-T Barrow, Native. >luthwAfk George
>-urges. WIZ South Esrk Horato Huboell Democrat
Mo,an4psirg Rob, ". Foust Dem crs', Spring Garden
Hiram Mil-r Free Soil snd Native Spring Garden j. d.
Tlfs-L Wig y rth-rn Ii rites V.os NJ. Price. NmS'
No'rl,r7 Ib-..ies. John " kel,. Wing, k-1sinytoa'
y EdsoD Demo craft West PhilAde pbia' j II h)dnAn'
Native Rozbosoug Oh JoshuA ; Fletcher Na,Ve Fenn
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The Movclacnt Tor a 1Iaiae Law.

PHILADELPHIA. Ta-,isy All. 2 1853
Tie ProLibtoly Liquor Law Convention rea.semblel
Yesterday afternoon, according 10 adjournment d.
Jewel! presided
Aferrra, by the Rev Mr McCarter.
II was moved thar the Convention 20 in.o the
OmiLa'ion of Senator for tie city.
Before the vote was taken NJ smith moved that the
Convention resolve its- lto The Committee OF Tie Whole
ar smith ccu.erced tiat ,he Convention not CON.
refeli present o. gp info Tie nomination col >ntt %
,r CD, hey bal 10 know ledge OF me opinion Of
lie men Wl0 had beef Ouuael ID r-ief -nce ~ .A- "a sine
Iaw uoltnert H. Was lot in favor Of ths oe.eg ..rs
fom IT, county forcing up.a tas city Senator whose
1itqsff 3 ciJ Iot a. Ger.flll.
The lev Dr. Cocl.b thought u was strange position
or trt rlrar o. t,Ee fLat they nJt ready %
nahe.GDr rol o. s-la.lT for til city lie thought if
ty rat ra.y 10 us OecAuss they ID not ~lsA Co get
ready -- Dtl -Nrt tp1r-nce cAet could Do elected
lie willing. - l..loi 10 he feelings oi all 10 p.s
Resolution vatl h. .-trl4rc 90 cI- tha ine Convention
l.T 20 t0 o. nomination ell. ;he nck. and then the Con
tti Cr iCicufl Until le.l5rr when tne ticket 0lld
b. .li 'sC.,c % alterations
Mr ~ ID -ta De came 20 do some work. and he was
To- r g. go aWry wah0u. doing something. He
.or.M s,u- oi The members - ile CoIy enton wished
fp Delay 60 ye the Ee-WOrk-is 81 the different parties
..u-t.a.r I- thought thy m,ds themselves subser
1'rrt e. either parry, .ty would lose one halt thsi.
MS. though. itua5e o-. Lille difference which
.e-tr ctr-.-ueu belors-@ % sh0 might oe nominated
s.-.4tfi. 81 were IL favor ri Prohibition.
BIZ JI-- oA-Teo a. sltsi ut- .0r 'he motion under
tf-ct-s. That tir Convention proceed % nominate
>-..t.rt.r I'D, county
ST. I-,- moved IS IN a-=ll nsut hat the vote be t.
Sir 8.,ir tou-L: IT, ot'ac; of he motion was to de-
t.a. flt lDu .-.,-,n.
1ir Coon. VA. cory G. --, ay o's'f-1f = tnr wn IN
p. w., ,. tUliratIl- s-r4,or t0m 20 county.
.f US ~ .cDl-l. f-- rom ID. ely
r.o. lsy Fsre no- ...-y --- d. Iila-.l
tr Price t.r.tt o. s- were -TE.'- tl.. ncl'n'.
trf ed f.rls b Be- % to b. tls-n r9. IL w.s p4-
ro..a TO sly man glo wanted ;a- nomination.. lie
e. t--.-. L.f-.t.- i .'I
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ILLINOIS
The VALLEY Of the Mississippi.

Correspondence OF Ihe " l. Tribune.
ALTON. IL, july p. 1856
When would see truth planted and nurtIred and
grow to the statue Of all peryadng principle. find
dlscOUragng circumstance in the fact that all men
cone "a the West to seek thar fortunes whose pc
cuLiafy necessities require constant application of
hand and brain to produce daily phy steal requirements
and prepare future home for themselves anl tan
Les.
Il follows that there are but few men of means and
leisure, with noble disposition spend tine and money
in raising tie standard Of intelligence and truth. and in
,irectiI al eyes thereto Yet let il not be presumed
that pIopoTiionto our abilities We have not generosity
audhi.f aims fully equal % the best communities On the
contrary hbeTali;y Is shining virtue IL Western char
and rs limit is marked only by the means OF It's
yOssessors.
Much. However, has been accomplished. Primary
schools academies and colleges are rearing Their well
come frouts churches in g10dly number point heaven
ward fou all the growing t0Wls; Lyceums. aad private
aud public libraries beginning T. receive tle atten
ton due their imp 1Ttanoe architecture, painting, poetry
and music impress Us with desire for closer Iuant
nncc the amenities of society grace With groa IN ll
euce the manners OF the intelligent and, as whole we
hope We descfy limitations oi progress.
As fixed people scarcely date back half a gener
alton and our being thus far has been but sgourn-
meut during which We have gIuhbed and graded. ami
attempted foundation. upon which We expect 10 see
erected the grandest ,rstructure OF modern ulrs
and tie only condition wanting E resident men Of means
disposition ana moral powers. These we must have.
The valley of the Mississippi, reaching as it does,
thousand miles from east 70 west and two thousand
miles from north to south unbroken by mountains &C.
cessibie from any given point 10 any other by almost
eradecf roads ard nayigdDe streams having upon Is
ole surface fertility Of coil unapprolched by the
cAoirt, acres Of the Atlantic slope underald by The
arCest coal field on earth must, when hail lis capab
ties are developed, present magnificent spectacle for
The woro admiration.
Let ts moral and intellectual progress be commensu
rate with il, ply steal yeopmer aud in fifty years the
world vii DO b. mage 10 this valley ANsWoRrH.
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>. .-- u,~k eulrt t.l October l-ti t4' wA'i9 nl n
- ...,, ir tae cty as .n- tID..-d AZ !9ry e8ht,
- CIV si-A. we've f-..S f.vv-.
IL. r- rae ~, ., a1w in Te-lrd - 'he r-lailve
- - Il. ,sss in th. Il sIit and tae city az large the
-r TIE las q, g., 90. the IA IS lit "0!ii CT
-, ., O. ,;.-e Gle 6le.s llu' u' -rslie-l Ons
S-- +. O. Ky o-.'r, % twenty four hours ia ety So
10. c..rl el wl1,. p u..'i'u Is a)>en w'1Il Dc
- -us BIZ CD Mt bel eve tn' tlii rus vii.
-, 80 TIE epi sends oi this ve.' oilers quite sen
-. W .ast a. 80. ir re character Of thu persons II
- t-as chiefly Gained % th- poorer classes OF Ia
lS- .o ~ much exposed. and n.t supplied F'n the
81 comforts and .-u1- rs S'l! ihA.tlerel Dan
- s ctsiru.ts -posmir preva loc IN or midst,
- Is hourly gs,her. IA d. ..cA harvest OF victims, Is
Il. 81. abe to BE- ceil-f-
be isui-ofl c-y papers thet Ills fact has not
- .-r .--eec before l. ll, been tn cns.on hereo-
q E. sss. until a- d Jari should m Ike such
~ -el: Il BIS aver he.or- happ-ne d that such a
Pc - some other alhoryto proca'in the TACT OF the
1s- o! SD - lrJc. old u"- rAlat III cur city lh-Te
~. t , r-g.-- ia i, respect IS there has oeen
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