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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
Fall Supply of Hardware 1874
GIMpSON II BRO,
Sign OF the Golden Lock. Lynchburg, Va

Sign OF the Golden Lock Lynchburg, Va.
nv T. aie now opening. IN sddiinh 10 our former ne"
w stock, afge assortment of HAhDwAHf
CUTLERY. GUSs. PIsroLs. SADpLERY. PLATED G"oDs
tLoon oar CLofns. House keep.ag ATtaeics. B'"dpg
Mai.ytals and Toois Of ma Grey dicupiioH. emong
which many auices Just introduced int market thus
fall
We Aaitar ourselves extbitto the public gem
crafty aud those WHO will favor u. with examination,
greater variety n,uperority II style and quality ct
goods ever offered ia this il surpassed in my market
Our goods urc al lew and uin-t drsirtb", and VIII
be sold nta reasonable profit. Only all VIII" ~" give
M call lr with their orders, which "il re-
ceiyc uuf best md prompt attehtio'.
Merchants and other. buyilg lnrgely will be charged
u anal advance only. OF 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
o., VALUABLE PROPERTY a
Mnl FOR SALE w

Finding it will require time pay my debt.
than my creditors conveniently allow, unless sell
a portion of my property have determined offer the
following property FOR SALE
My REslDEScE, in the neghborhood Of Judge Dan.
iePs This is mos, desirable place. The House
tains IL rooms, all well and of them elegantly fin.
ished, with brick kitchen and all other necessary
houses, and well of excellent the premises
The HoUsE LOT at present occupied by Mr.. J. f.
Barns. This is neat and pleasant place suited for
small family. The House has five rooms, with good
Kitchen okehouse, and awell of first in
the yard.
Also, my FOUNDRY. In offering my foundry for
sale, CONSIDER offering the valuable property
ever offered in this place 1t is well knowp in this
vicinity. to need particular description but i'll state
there is not better arranged establishment in the
State 1t is furnished with complete OF tools the
latest improvements, and lara stock of patterns in
good condition and extensively used / would refer
selling half the interest in the Foundry property should
any desire purchasing such an interest.
Any person wishing purchase any of the above
named property will apply the subscriber at the
Phoenix Foundry A. q. DABNEY
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
BEAUTIFUL, SEFOL
ID ORNAMENTAL AND ENTERTAINING

Robert A. William. has the qualification to announce
to his friends and the public ut he has reoved his
Bookstore the large aud magnificent granite budIng
Opposite The Warwick House, Main street Lynchburg
Va where he ia now receiving large and splendid
stock OF BOOKS ard FANCY GOODS. Hi. stock WI
be found To comprise some of The most beautiful Git
Books Albums, Pon Folos Pap"r Niche Work
Boxes and Glove Boxes exhibited In this market
The Ladi,s viii find by giving him call and exam
lining hi. stock n larfe number Of useful us well rs
beautiful articles nds pensable themselves IN winter
and an cNaninaon is all he asks OF the ladies To insure
sales. They will ind too, every attention paid them il
is in his power to do. Besides. a large and wcllseec
ed stock of books in every variety of binding, suitable
for gifts, NC. &e.. may be found thc following;
Fancy Toilette Soaps, new article, Tor chopped
hands. &c.
All kina. of perla ssery; parnade. for the Har--Tr
esphatous.g katsarion Brazilian Amber Gloss. and
r3uy sther ARTICLES of the nature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
Hard Times Made Easy,

Al Nd NO HUMBUG lie Life of p. Barnum
IA Just received at r. lCSilliams' fine g,ante iront
book store, doors shove the Norv-ll House aud
nearly opposite the Warwick pouse.
Persons DESTROYS of acquiring large fortune should
by all means procure cory at once aud get the pnn
laid down by his prince II tor.une tBarnum)
X. A. WILLIAMS is now in receipt oi all the newest
works out fine anil richly bound Chri'tmas and Ne"
Yea Git coks in every vnr.y of style ofbindng by
far the richest and magnificent offered in this
market.
Now "a the time, ca on William, and get fine presents
dec l3.dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
SOUTEI-SEDE RAILROAD
a N 50 ss.;;ss.ss7
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

\
A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leay.. ia, n.
n pot in Petersburg every day. Sunday excerI.t :,
10 clock, NJ uli arrives at Burkeyille an n. -
terseciion OF the Richmond nnd Dansille Rnl.Ro"I
- o'cockA. connecting by that Road with Ale.rs
L. Flagg X Cos Stage Liue for Charlotte oult.
Halifax Court House, DanviIlc and Greensboro -,
and arriving at the river, miles below l,nrbhnr
ut P. M, connecting there with aeket boat wbi
arrives III lyuchbuig at hall lnst two.
The return train icav LynthbuIg $50
arriving in Petersburg $50 ocIucl p. NJ. VII - ,,
Singers will have AN orPutpnity dine. H.. In
vii leave fnrnvle ut 1 10 Two n'clork p Il MI
Burkes.lle at / 10 5, p. m, arriving % peters5nry j.
time Tor tie trains e",ng North South conuecIia
every tuesday aud Friday with The Appon.aitex nj
Roud, with he pI' ndii n,hps RoaGohe aid jun
tfwh Ton \. w.luIk, which leave Gil. PoiHI at7py
and very Wedn 'sduy ~ th steamships for Phad.
which Icuve Giiy POM n The same hour. -"
fassel gers prccrrng tn rrma in Petersburg lie y
night tan take tie u.oini, : Ira = Norti al A
the Ja,nos River Bont, for Old / mt NnlloIk and Ka;
3. A. M, the ol the South al . ~, A
Az. "
Arrangements have been mace ly which through ,cl.
cts between the following poilt, nnY be procured n,
the unurxed utcs
Between Petersburg and Lyuehbutl. through in
sixteen huurs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :, nn
Between Pcerst urg and the Sweet SULPHUR
Springs through in Two days, IA
Between Petersburg and W me Sa! Aaf S ngs
through in two 'lHyS,---- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . 5o
Between Petersburg 3 Dnnvllr through il tmrn
ty-four hours. --..---..--- -....... \ ~
Between Petersburg Gee sbor"' C., thru
in two days'; -.-...;:-;.;... 49,. 10 %
Between Petersburg and Salisbury N {. t..ou,b
in iwn days. ---.....-...-. = bn
Between lele sburg aud Churlolte,..--. s y on
freight train huves the Peiersl urg Depot ,ycrv
Monday "Wednesday and Friday morning at 81 a unII
returns the same days Any person wishing to SCI, tI
rnes IF freight can ,'nin freight list by calling Il on
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
oct Is f. J. Wal L. Si,nt = - -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
For ChY.stmas and New Ye

The Floral keepsake. VIII 30 elegau, quaro ilu.,ra-
rsns eJsered
The Heroine. Il shsk.peare. Sc beautiful lu.tra
tiOns 90 sieel tsHi4sae)
The FeraAle P l.sis u America, With portraits
The Bsrds % DE bise qaar.o, elegantly illustrated
Shakespe1rv. beautifully Illustrated
Nutsur'f = uetion2 aaaiAtaens DO
bfii.t efruls poels
Read sulait poeis 81 An erica (ele anti
Meyer Uuiversurn. 81 copper enfra,irgs,
Montgomery J. critical IA urks
UuIen ni ths Scripture. dIu.tHted
Gleason Pictorial. elegantly bognd
Pross tnd foelrs Is BaruIe Id Americs
Also-Silvef. Steei. and Morocco Card CAses. Port-
1ouuseslnrle variety. Gold Penn. with GOLD end silver
cases sncy luGsiabds Pear oiders. and Many other
articles toe numerous nenfaaH T. be had 81
dec 20 10 MORSE s Com Hou-,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
NTILHELM a sCHALEK's PAM

w Al Buv-fs 81 Good Piano. respectfully iu.
~iled o cali q K A Williams and W helm
b Nctsers Pianos. These built 10 tue
rubstsuisi manner With sli the modern improve
nens AID containing ali the qualities Of desirable fine
t0n-d oeeni and durable Pianos standing tocl in
eli climates, and regions.
The beauty Of finish the sweetness, olearuess strength
and volume of ,snd the keeping ell in of these
instruments. ttgetier with the very moderate prices.
have already secured the manufacturers extended
custom.
means. to call at X. A WILLIAMS large and hand.
some bookstore opposite the Nar~ ick House. and
doors above the Novell House, and examine (btforo
bu,ing) these grand action pianos.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
MERCHANDI.E.
,.coNnsuPP..Y OENEW GOODS

> - me subsctlb,r, sac now opening tor l"sFe.t'"
tbeit SECOND SUPPLY uf sra<unabie Goods. recent
IL pureha.ed b, 'heIr senior partner IN New I'm
vhrh ad led Their September purchase nhkes ihf'
stock very full and o tnr attractive eve
in this mark embracing all tie newest oi
DRESS GOODS. il Silks, Sstns yaencias, Mousliu,
Mcrinos &c Ladies VelveI, Suiin and Cloth CIoaks "
f.lmas French En,broderies in great vafie., among
wheh are exua rich 81 Maltese Lace aud Au+1h
Sleeves nd Collars. general assortment nj CIoihs'
Cs.simeres AMI yestines tor gentlemen nasy stock
OF Servants Goods. such Fulicd La-eys satinels'
Plaid Lind.-ys and Blankets, Carpets, Rug, Crnmo
Cloth. anil Doo-M Mats. Together with all good' he
longing 1.-THE Dry G"od- trade, nahy at which nave
been based for much lees than they could ave eeh
had early the Al of which they are deter
mined sell low. aud "uiy ask examination Is nil
lhey nsk 10 insure satist Ction.
nov l3.dt. JOHN 7. DAVIS Il co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
Large Stock New Goods at Cost for Cash
r. IL LEWIS

l consequence ot bad heath. am compelled to uuit
4 bu.jnoss,and will irun tins day sell all OF my splendid
stock at entirely nods for cash any summer
goods hnnu will he oil red prize much less than
cost Wy stock is arg, md desirable: consisting OF
splendid assortment oi Ladies Dress Goods. Fine Ma,
ties, Hosiery, Claws Shnwls Plain h mex Silks Sc
Also, splendid stock ol fiur Cloth Cassimeres Plush
and oIh' Nr,tines Fine Sea Is. Cruva- and Pocket
handkerchief, together with II spcudd ussortn en-,
of staple goods. say Blankets, Fulled CON CascnetI.
Linscy-, BIcocled and BIO. Cotton, Irish Linens
Fhnurls Checks, nc.
most particularly invite MI in want of good bnra,ins
and good goods give call | am determined to
close them as speedi, US os,ibe.
nov 30 b II LEWIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
fTO THE CITIZENS OF LYNCuBr RIG

Two thu CITIZENS OF LYNCHBu RIG
AND IT'S VlcISfTY.-As intend to have INV store
enlarged the earl part ii the ensuing yeu think
exP"dicnt To reduce my sta, r,uch MS possible |
therefore offer 10 the public all Of nv valuable and
well-assortcd stock At very REDUCED PRICES Ii
my customers will rlruse give call they will be SUI
lshcd that this notice i n Aumbug A large lot CT
rALMAS and LADIES' CLOAkS. also Carnet. Engs
mud Bookings NJ Cost Sup'r Bed Plankcts Sntincts
Cas'lmere', Craze. Melno aud silk ShuwIs, Dres.
Silk Pocket iiandkcfchrfs-Pain and EmbrriIcred
WIN large lot o. Needle Work, and Gloves
Lot OF Sup'r Rgaets 625 cts.-beautiful article.
nov ~ Is JOHN ABRAHAAlS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Saddlery, House

Furnishing Goods. &c. &c.
TREGORl ROlALL having determined 10 make
VI change in their business. viii offer from to dey
the largest and mos desirable stock Hardware. Cut
lery Sc brlore offered in tins market at great
reduced prices for cash Many articles al and bioe
go
Intending to close up their business speedily a.
po,sibIe tLcy cordially invite ali indebted TO the old
concern Of Gregory 4 Royal and the ate concern oil
Gregory, Royal 4 Simpson to pay up as longer induf
eence cannot be given.
nrtu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
Low Fare from Lynchburg to Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

On md sIIer Iho IUth July, our Bouts viii lenvr
l. nrhbutg Tor Richmond. r-i-weckl viz: Tuesday
thursday saturdny,a m. directly after the a r
rival ot the Western cars. Passengers im Iync hbur,
are two nights and Que day the Bouts. pnd thos.
vito haYe basiaess in kichmond. can without la,sn
time, IS so by ticking th. route Eor Clrio,,s.
win tri weekly coaches ia s. ttsvillc have
LyHehburs 1t m, arrive in Ina ootesyil, n,>t 5,,
'pm tUlp EDMUND DANENPO r.
jul,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
NOTIGH;

fECiAL NOELCE.--Tho suh,c.ihcr i. now
t''r.S,hs h'S fhi' and w inter stock 81 gool. ron
sisting Of Cooking, Paror, Office Church and Fat,
Stove-' fer wood a,d c.ul; Crate. u every variety ~
style nicely tashed and very ornamental and VII FL.
exec N teanty ct desgn anything in this mark 81 -
Ais 'the Dmmund and Pand's improved Union CD i,o
Ranges, which are warranted give perfect
turnaces of variety of sizes, Tor warming church,.
dwelling, &c, which will be To lrdct ia tn mo-,
perfect manner; together with Registers Vrutiatnrs
>and various articles usually Kept in stove sore-ror
prisng the agcst and best selected men evr OF
fered ia one establishment til. side Of Ba'timnre and
which will be I'D prices tlat i suit thu
times All Interested will please call and examine NJ
the Lynchburg Stove Works, eAst Main
nov 3-dts c. s. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
rUANO, GUANO

d'lANO, GNANo consequence ut the re
~ duction made by the Peruvian Agent in the price
ut Guamo, we will close stock al $50 per 1000
lbs, CASH. Those in will peu,e call soon ne
our quantity IS smn ". r ANDERSON 4 co.
sep 81
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1 I,IEiaOMl'IAINT,

IsERCO JAUNDlGE. Dl5-
lLreIsia Chrome Nervous Drbt ty. Disnn.c 4 IN
hiap.Y-. ati AZ diseases arising I'm Dlsefdtted
LiYer stomach, such II. Cur.t patian, Inward Ps-
tunss-. Blond To the Head Acidils OF the Sionuc
Nan ga Heartburn D'.gs.t Tor Food ullae-s weigl
it the stomach Sour Eruciations Striking tIntterln
Al The l' Of the Sfonn, H. swimming tn II nd ilnr
ried aud difficult Brcnthine, frlrfiHg nj the leall
Choaslng at Sui'curg Sensations whrn in wing po-
ture, Dmaes. at Vision, Dots Neb- before The -igh
tessr aud Doll Pain in the llcu' Deficiency ii fers.
pfAiian cio"urss Of the skin mud Eyes PUN III thu
SIDE, karl, Chest lnh- Ne. Sudden Flu she. of lnnr
Burning IN the Flesh Constant lma eiungs ii Evil and
gfeat depression oi Sprits, be cecuniy cucd by
DocTgK llouFtARDs GFiFBuA1Ep
GERMAN BrrrERS
prepared by DR. {. NJ Jackeon, German Mecine
sto'e No. 100 Arch door holuw SIKH l'hnda
Their power over the above di4r,.e,i nxeellel
II eqnnilei by any other preparation in the United
States AZ The cares attest in muuy eoses nlter sklliu
ply sicians had failed
The B.ttrrs arc worthy th. attention OF lu,anla
Possessing virtues in the tlr liver
aud lesser gnuds, exercising the searchne power
IN wenkne's aud nlr, II MS the digestive organ. they
are wiiinl sa . crnnin and pleasant
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY DIR. j. NJ Wilson, Lexington
Va, Feb 9th, lS12. said: II am entirely OUT ii thc
German Riaers They have become al the rage Moth
ug ,lsc scs.'
The Tenth Legion published n, Wood.tock. Va
aid, jan 10Th, 1890 "A Great Med cine.-We hnvr
niormly rrilnncd from recommending 10 tho public
any oil the various mtcut medicines oil the day. uuess
thoroughly convinced ot ther vulIe. Among those
We consider worthy at notice, Is the German Btcis, III
ented by DR.. Iooiand aud prepared by DR. Jackson.
Fhilaielphia, One instance, IN l,e,ii, ular IT, Whol
tekuicunr virtues Ut It's medicine !Ivr been tested
has allen under obSctVnli During the st sun
ine'. a son OF Mr. Abrom CobIl. OF lh. county, wa
cry seriously affected with Liver Complain, and alts
tying IN vain various RENE lies, hepntehased hota
OF the Buffers, and utter using II, much r've,
ol his distressing mndy thar he procured other bon
lie and is now restored trely to hcalth."
Ley ato entirely vegetable, free from all inuruu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
Pump and Fire Engine.
III. y WilITTEglOssE a. BRO

II 81 VIII HNHVasE - nHsV.
N|OULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Lynchburg aud vicinity, that they are aanuiac-
turing, their Agricultural Works the Basin, k.
MITCliELS PUMP X FIRE ENGINE combine
which is the perfect article of the kind ever offer
ed 10 the public, (ir gned for Factory, Fire und Gar
den Engine aud peculiarly adapted to private dwell
iugs, ofui,liug tia Fine Engine under their direct
command, ceiulle ol 10 eng ~aler over TWO story
dwelling
All ordc.s pfoail, attended 10 and Pumps put il to
Wells Spriags at the usual iate. ana whIunted t.
perform well l., I one year.
We the exclusive n the counties urC Camp
hrI mher.i, BeJloid ond ArpomalloX.
it il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
Bargains at the Family Grocery.

y consequence Of the hatd times, and cl weather,
and being di~pos. Il Ia every MT. woman and
child >nuey shod, lay Christmas, the subscriber is IN
to Offer he entire stock If Boots and Shoes At
cost for cash. All who ARE in want should not fd 10
cali ut tho Family Groccry where may asa be found
sot"e Of those fine lippn ApPcs ard many other good
things pertaining 10 ell regulated Family Grocery;
all OF which will be sod,a' heretofore very low -, cl>h
dec 22ts j. II. SOLOM1N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
HUNT a. HARVEY,
Cary, between 18th and 18th Streets,

HUNT a. HARVEY.
Cary, between 18th and 18th Streets.
Richmond. Yn..
Re receiving tb,r fail .un,Iv of Grorci = Ia
N which icy invite the st,. ntion NOT dcac = The
stock consists in pant /. lollows:
100 hids \ 2 4 Sugar
40 hbl, lean l. fined do
500 bag. Rio La and java C,ilres
40 boxes Laat Sugar
'Oo pank,srs 'tfahd Black Teas
80 Dds - Mbms''s
~ mas 1hha 10
ooo cnse' laii"w, Alan ihlI"e,and Sperm Candles
'uo sides Sole tather
800 hrgs Gnt Nail
I5p hI.,. .Lnt
aGD ~ 10 and 10s> - Vin,o, G,o..
On nh H.
an ,lJ. -: -. 1:=
50 bag, Gng,r Pep er and Spice
POO Dummy Bags
100 duz Painted Buckle AID Tub.
100 Kegs super Carbnna'e of Soda
100 cases Stick and Mass Ii luorice
500 teams Lettet Cur and Wrapping Paper
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
THE LONE STAR

THE LONE STAR
Boxc. of LONE STA CHEWING TOBAC.
w co, Manufacture by m l.: Saunders. Ear
III 200 Imported Principe Cigars.
900 Havanua do
ne above ore warranted genuine. For sale Whole.
e "' t"'a'h' by A. BOY D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
s.srsn Change of Schedule. sesfrs
Spring and Summer \ arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond. via
Norfolk


AND NETWORK PACKETS.-This ssiasSs
home line Is composed Of the following vessels. aud
snls from New-York every three days All wned in
tie city Of kichmonG. w:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-10
NEW FAMILY LAR, * RUTrEls

20 frkins Ne. | Fami Lard 81 fnlins No
| Mountain Butter. Jut receive and for sale b,
dec Is LEE n JOHNSON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-05-02
PASSING Away.

Speak to that old man as he goes bend
ing toombwards upon his staff, and ask
him, "Father, why so unsteady thy gait;
why this staff to support thy tottering frame|
and his answer will be, "Son, once trod the
earth with step that was elastic with the
buoyancy of youth and steady in the strength
of manhood. This old mortality WAS once
erect, and this withered heart was joyous, in
tho prospect of happiness which opened up
on my hopeful vision. But years of sorrow
and toll have passed over me, the energies
of life have become enfeebled, the shadow
of the dark valley is gathering around me;
] am passing away"
Look upon the face of that infant, sleep
ing in deaths cold embrace; that imperson'
alton of innocence, beautiful even in the pale.
ness, that tells of coming corruption, and
ask what means this stiffness Where is the
life and Joy that yesterday danced in those
windows of the soul, and whence have gone
the childish prattle and the happy smile that
eladdened the hearts of those whose lives
were almost bound up in its existence9 And
dhere comes up an answer, even from the do.
mains of the grave, 1t has passed away"
Look at that gay band of pleasures chill.
dren, as they revel in the intoxication oI
earthly Joy, how gracefully their limbs move
to the sound of the viol and the harp: how
merrily rings the, laugh, and how brightly
flash the eyes that meet. Listen to the strains
of that music, shedding bewitching infiu
ence that brings o spell upon the soul. Can
dull care even ever enter that charmed cir,
cles Can sorrow ever dry up the fountains
whence issue now nothing butjoy! Come
and look again when time has done its work
The sounds of revelry have ceased, the
brilliant lights and the glittering jewels are
gone, and the stiffness that reigns over yond
or quiet earth.mounds, answers, they have
passed away. And will it ever be 500 Viii
the trail Of the serpent be always found
amongst the flowers that grow in the garden
Of happiness Shall man forever weep owe,
disappointed hopess and the tear of afec
ton always to drop upon the graves Of the
departed loveda Shall there never come ar
end to the curse that has followed the eating
of "that fruit whose mortal taste brought
death into our world and all wo % Shal
weeping and sorrow, and pain, and deatt
have an eternal dominion9 Hark! there comes
voice from heaven, "And | saw new
heaven and new earth, for the first HEAVIER
and the first earth were passed away, and
there was no more sea. And /, John, saw
the Holy City, new Jearusalem, coming
down from God out of heaven, prepared az
a bride adorned for her husband. And
heard great voice out of heaven, saying
Behold the tabernacle of God is with men
and he will dwell with them, and they shall
be his people and God himself shall be witt
them and be their God. And God shall
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-05-02
For tho Advertiser.
AIR, I" Coop BYR.n

<Alh, STOOO
Though earthly delights are around US,
They're unlike to the pleasures on high,
Where sickness ond sorrow ne'er enter,
And the heart never heaves with sigh.
Whilst this world is poor, cheerless, and dreary
And sadness oft dins the bright eye,
There's 4 world Of pure spirits, where gladness
Ever dwolls, far above the blue sky.
Poor wandercr o'er life's weary desert
Tho thy pathway be thorny and dry,
Hold on thy way-don't be discouraged
A refreshing oasis is nigh.
The waters of life freely given,
The Comforter will you supply;
He'll give you sweet breezes from heaven,
o let not your confidence die.
And whom to the home OF the righteous,
Your spirit is ready to fly,
You can sing while your soul is departing,
And cheerfully bid earth "GooD Bye"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-05-02

A SPEECH BY GEN. BuNcoM.-The fol.
lowing is an extract from a speech of Gen.
Buncom in favor of Sd 40:
Mr.. Speaker-When open my eyes, and
look over the vast e1panse of this country,
when see how, the yeast of freedom has
caused it to rise in the scale of civilization
ard expanded on every side--when | see it
growing, swelling, roaring like spring
freshetSI cannot resist the idea, sir, the day
will come when this great nation, like a
young school boy, will burst its straps, and
become entirely too big for its boots. Sir,
we want elbow room--the continent, the
whole continent, and nothing but the c CONT
nent-and we will have it. Then shall Un-
Gle Sam, placing his hat upon the Canadas,
rest his right arm on the Oregon and Cali
fornia coast, his left on the eastern seaboard,
and whittle away the British power, while
reposing bis leg like a freeman, upon Cape
Horn! Sir, the day will-the day must
come"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-05-02

o. The allusion in the last Southern
Baptist" to letter received from the pastor
Of the Baptist Church in this village, con-
veys but an imperfect, and not altogether a
correct idea Of its contents. We are dispos.
ed, however, to make allowances for the
nature of editorial duty, which often obliges
things to be done in hurry, and mistakes
will sometimes happen, especially when the
manuscript is badly gotten up, from which
the editor has to compress"