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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29
MCDONALD X PETERS.
How the Work Goes on

The nominations Of the Winchester Conven-
tion hive If possible. says the charlottesville
4arorqte. given renewed energies and increased
boncs Of spcccss 70 the American party. They
nra 10 a man buckling On their armnr for Il con
test in which victory is as inevitable Us the Amer
lean heart aud feeling arc inyineiblc From all
sections Of IT, State The people are rallying 10
tho sup,,or, ai a ticket, whose merit is undoub:
cd tnlent, and whose success i tho destruction
of all eTe;. partv Vaccinations The Richmond
;unto tor IT, spawned party hicks eau longer
twi,. aroet3 their thumbs the intelligent free.
mon afV;rg.uis They recognize the necessity
and VII -a,tan the cffo-i now made to pnt tho
MOS, competent mon in office and preserve the
glorious Union from the ovil- Of sectional stries.
The defca. Of Wise aal his colleagues may he
set down as certain TINT the mn will ~is" and
set on the 9th OF May noNt.
The Pruntytoen Gazette say:
We observe that many Of the papers IN the
Eastern and Southcrnpa Of Virginia On.
deavoring 10 keep up the despoudmg spilt~ oi
the friends of Mr.. Vie in lbrse sections with
assertions relative to his promising prospects IN
Northwestern Nirgiuin. W. feel ia ,c,ire 10
throw damrer upon the feeling Of these old
fogcs and political triekster-. bat lest seine non
est and worthy men hr deceived, We assure iheh
that the gentleman from Accomac will in this
portion of tn State, be- the worst beat nun TINT
has ever run for Governor ef Nrgiula. lie Gun
not possibly get majority IN more than tico ~
thru of the Northwestern couule,--aud Ne will
not be surprised if he GENES oat at the foot of
the poll in every county
\ correspondent of the True American, Wi
ting from Bath county. savs. This ha, been Il
great day fol sam it being Court day. The
delegation, the rcmoius of tho democratic party
from Allegheny county met at tho Court house
this evening, and ueae q most desperate "a It
to organize Sufficient nunbpg II nominate their
wheel horse Col. Carpenter b1t entirely tnlled
SO far rs this county Is caae, med, Mr.. Wiso Will
be shmnefuy b,atcn whether there be any oPpe
sing candidate 81 not. lie cannot get half the
vote Of his party as horctofor, organized
The Lec4bu..; Washingtouian cay "Wo can
speak we think. for the comfy Of Loudouu, ani
pledg" her for larger majority thau she ever be.
fore gave. Loudouu u deeply aroused upon tho
subject. Those with snteccdoni> Of both the old
political PARTIES have united upon the American
platform ~ carry forward lis important objects
Loudoun We believe is all over American. and
every DAY add, increasing strength to the party,
and by the time Of the election she will stuna
forth n the strongest county, Of that cause, in
the State. The skies are bri hi aud brighten
ing"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29
To the Patrons OF the virginian

After the l., day of April, We have determin
ed TO issue the country NIRGINIAN thrcc times n
week, instead of twice. This arrangement will
enable US to reproduce in the I'll lecetig form
the whole contents Of the Daily issues. Al pres.
en,. We arr compelled to strike from each number
of the Daily two to three columns OF reading
mstter-enough to furnish another publication
week The proposed change will give oar e'an.
try readers from twelve 10 sixteen columns al
matter week: now thrown away, after having
been used in the Daily. The increased cost 10
us in paper. ink wear of material &c. renders
a slight ad1ancein the price Of the country pa
DER nece~sarv-We shall therefore in future
charge s5-a sim less in proportion. than the
present charge. by Il, We do not expect To
realize any profit from it--nnd make The altcra.
ton under n belief that it will he preferred by
our patrons Should the arrangement fail "a
give satisfaction. or bc found "a work d.adyan-
tareously. We can al any TIM, fsaur Il ibe pre-
ent on. The publication day will he Mondah
"Wednesday aud Friday.
MCDONALD 4 PETERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

DR.. SamuA /. Nar~ !. ,ai.ar nj III Nes-
vile ExYres-, ono oi IL. ail,,, Democratic or.
gans in h entucls,. - atdr. -.a3 rlr'trr g. he
FRANKIE taaaors,ul'h i,u5lae thut III. res
olutons q. 'i Isnnaera -, .>lata Convention al
Kentnckv gcre ana imna-ly adopted. lic then
saws:
regard the whole a. bac Of fustnin. and /
humbly assure the people Of the State of Ken.
lucky that they were not sanctioned by ono
third at least of the members OF the Convention
They deuounce the Know Nothings for their
lection OF Freesoilers in the North and yet mp
plaud the Administration which has appointed
i've hundred Freesoilers and Abolitionists 10 of
fee in the State of New York alone Inas-
much as Secretary Guthrie's name has received
especial mention, presume, sir, TO ask-are the
people of the State of Kentucky ready to endorse
his Bronson letter, and aid in crushing out the
national men of the North and elevating the enc
mics of the SOUTH Are they ready and willing
to sanction the interpDsiion oi the Administra-
ton, with all its patronage and power in the To-
cal affairs OF states, with a view to controlling
their elections, as was done in New York by
Guthrie, IN Massachusetts, by Cushing, and in
Mississippi nv Davisl
Thes" s;r.otures are as applicable to the
course vi The Democratic party in Virginia as in
Kentucky The only general resolution adopt.
ed by the Staunton Convention was one of laud-
alton of the Presdent---while nearly the whole
staple of the canvass is abuse Of Know Nothing
ism for its alleged abolition tendencies. The
President could remove Judge Bronson from Of
fee, because be would not promote and reward
Free soilers. and still command the confidence
and admiration of Virginia Democrats. But a
party which in the North avowedly discounte-
nances aboliiionis:n and repudiates abolitionists
and is repudiated by them, is, in the judgment OF
these same Virginia Democrats, worthy only OF
the foulest abuse. Bat it is impossible to pre-
sent the subject more forcibly that DR.. Marsh al
has DONE and we leave his democratic brethren
to dodge the blow, if they can.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29
COMMERCIAL.
LYnchburg Market

NAtIII --IIIt I-Jb
TOBACCO -Actitirc. and prices well support
ed for all kind. with ittl. or III change in our
market. cqnntc Lugs. common. at from Oi
10 - %: good. , % to - 03 Leaf, common,
; - L. = %: good. 90 10 $40. Zine manu-
fuc'nfiug from ~ 10 Sl3.
WHEAT Wbitcl - to 5000; Red Sl.so to
- -.
Flour ~upcrlinc $3.50 to 5000, iamily -
~ Ia 500.
CoRN-sj % cents per hu-hal Of IS H..
OArs-iil II 81 ceut- per be-Iic.
W. would recommend Planters Ia prize their
dark Ing. aud leaf tolaeco in large hog-lrads,
weighing from lj1J I" lsOO lbs.
JOHN CLARK,
Comm sion Merchant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29
! am respectfully.
! IL. SOLOMON

To GREAT fulR Mir R,,r va H..
never known morr general excitement IN al;
GUY >ayS the New Orleans Picauune than tb,,t
caused hN the announcement we nntlc in the ea,I,,
part ct last week, Tint the renowned rivals / a.
CONF and Lexington, would be certain 10 meet
or tn" 18th prpx. NV
h" lat account from the former are eneour.
NAM is legion, He is said 10 he =. Gy.l, ~
cricket; Is taking any quantity OF rapid exercise,
"l'a II possible hasrven IA more remarkable turn
ct pee tn IN he exhibited in h race last sprin,,
W HE OF Lexington I'LL the anxious desire. nf H.
faln'ra and his host of friends are nare tban
tennIrd, lie with his stable companions are
h'"''y expected They will proceed ut once 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

" but in explicit, manly and comprehensive Ian
gioge.-lle tells Won What lac is for in f.w world.
aud Ia the simplest and c.earc,l form fh're Is
no lodging. no e,t.iun, nothing eqa'ueal ~ h.
letter. The wayfariug nan, though fool, need
not err" a TO it, meaning. aud TINT -nh
init j. the way for candidate tor oihce. WHO'S
not dcmag,gue on1 who heartily de-pi-e- thu
arts ofthe donagogne, to address himself 10 Ia
plain. honest, Republican people.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

Thos A Fame. Tenn: VIM I Horn, Glade Springs;
Wm J Ilendrck, Na: GnstayuS g Carter, Rich
mond james II Dosset, Tenn; David Kyle. Non
roe co; Isaae Price, do. X Parker. Montgom.
cry, Mrs Mcdaniel, 81 2 children. Richmond:
Z II Callan, Wytheville; II + Williams, do. Ro
Morriss Roanoke; w G. Fain. Newburn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

! the Metnirie Course. where our citizens IN mdsse
will donbflr-. pay their Respects. We would ang
gc.t Ia those find Of witnessing their "hr1-h"H
and brcezc-" preparatory Ia tho raer thai ihey
TAX n nles,-aut ride Il TN Mrfurie Caur-o. al
mnsi any afternoon after their arrival. aud they
will be amply repaid. w have never before
i known n contest e niiug of ia which neither par
~ could h callcl al .cded ;ayorte II argues
well for the prospect Of spirited contest.
Wonders Ct sphitaa'ism -Mnaele citcles
We learn thai new nrganlzitln hh- Ial'ly
sprung up IN ihi- city Ia oppn~iii"n t" sptI 'naI-
I'm: II i chilled "Muaclr Circle and IT. ne
dum- pretend 70 -utpa-- the -pirin-i- ~ Inc
pludnction Of wonders trpm the ulher world. -
The new concern In ,uIied forth In opposition
of the spiritual Iacdon- froper.nndis denounced
as u -ocicfY st up l. Iidio.ie tie ola probes
-or-"
LA. ANYTHING vet been hrard from the spirit Of
Biii Peulsl According IN tie following mani
E..tafipu. which wn~ rr1ted ht tie lirnokl VI Con
furenr. raeertIv,the PnSiIi-t my con-" back md
..hulurcr' hi- a--ni'aat-.
Nj Pin >aid thai SOM very strong physical
manifestations had recently occurred VIA them.
\ -mfii parpoltua to be tlut OF friend If HI
IN California, of Who's death he had mol heard,
but from whom nj! core -poudencr ceH-ed ut II
bout tn. Close of la,t yrur, presented himself and
spelled Out hi mime pf l,icAard-alll indeed his
whole nnmr- and gnyr him tie particulars If hi
sickness and departure MIR. PM requested linn
- give characterize 81 II biz il nifty, when
hr ,truck the IN h.-a Ing. heavy ccutrr teb'c
two blows breaking it down. aud even sptling
the ~od c. ntra pillar. hat wj,s fruIn charae
tensile Of The IN. u. FIR hei-, ~ Wa striking
churactrr; hut Mr. PITT VS. not yet fnilv -ad--
fed of the drCea-o Of the acqnaintnur" IN gus
ton, aud Thought prghap, il might i" >o.ar mlS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

We are requested To annnunrc Col JAWS II
SIMPSON as tt candidate for he oiicc Of Ma,tc
of Police for this city. nlnr - it
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

The Wing says of Mr.. Flournoy's letter of ac-
oeptance, it will be read By all with increased ad
miration of its distinguished author. and with
pride and satisfaction that he has resorted to none
Of the tricks of the demagogue to bewilder and
confuse the voters of the Commonwe as 10
his real position upon the questions at issue in
the present canvass He has spoken out brief
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

We are authorized /" aunonncr WM. r
Blows n, n candidate for the office of HIGH Con
stable. mHr. - tide
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

&
,en~p#ep,lHiIc,Ianr Rim Pos,
To me I aii0rs Of thr JirgiHi0n
lnalclrlor,al commentary which NJ peprcd IN
the Republican Of tn. 22nd int, al"n certain
alice, n, avrn,.fr,- IT the 4 nrrican p,rtv IN
tbi- city II, reference f., the opI,ri, h ~, Mimi
cIplI elrcian-, f.r, 4ppr,r- l3r f,llowin, -ti,e-
mont, In lvnch Ward, we understand Tia,
M john II. solomon j. Ia take the nlnce#af Mr.
Henry - Nj ono uf our oldest mud most rp-u, ct
ahI- cifizto- Mr.. Solomon h.. hrrn hpt - var
~ two resident of I'M c.ty. ond is ,nid n inqc
bon nj ,.,e tlfor.n Democrat. hat bn- b..a.of
late lno,e ,lat,rot. for advocacy ii the Maine
I5ooor l,., ,nl u re ,,,, int, tL, II-,,,,,
MY finn. tu,tI,ir,.,.io IL. i,,. =, -, ~,
H.. u1gb,,g H.. &e" A. I'M. .t.,,,.,., !. =,
t,.i,s# nf Recommendation. FINN. b.r;,,,;,,, =,
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9'.' o"" s1I'9k "lA"r'l' 81 Inc Democratic
" -. '"IIts ~ l''"'' my =" 10 ne
,u.,' tN' "''' I" ,'' ''9ah-
p"udcro.J, and comet like tail iuto the G0bclua-
torial chair, placrs me beyond the palo OF the
Democratic church, | ino-i .nI,mit ~ the s,cr;
frc; lnt in passing through the ordeal, I .huI
derive mach comfort from tho c,mnnrion.l, Am, ,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

HIGu CoNsTAnLE.- We are requested To an
nouncc Jas. .. koYALf.a candidate Tor r. clc-
ton T. tho ofiiec Of High Constablcof The city Of
lynchbu1e. inar.2 dldc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

We arc authorized "a announce WIN. ID
BRANcI H. 4 candidate Tor rc.elcclion 10 ,bn
MayorHlty Of this civ.
lnnr 9I-idc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

LYNCH WARD.-GorKT.- Roht Cawlbou.
Tim Fletcher, -. Z. Kee>. Ja,ncs Saun .er., Jno.
ii. Bailey, Jno. y. Iurncr.
COMMON CorNeIL.-Jno. VI, Otey, T. L. d..
ming, Wm, =. ialiaf lro, t. ". Yancy, H.Hi.
Davis, Wm. Crumpt II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29
Apno ntments IL MI. Clai,orne

We are requested tn announce that y. {.
CLAIBORNE, Esq. will address the people Of the
9th Congressional district at the following PLACES
and times:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

We urt Hn'h"r'ztd l. um1rii.r, TrQS Dir
LAEDn tndGatrt / liz otiire ,-ulnI, ialar of
Revenue tor thu tiiv. ual22 dtlo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

W ar. litm11zed Ia anu ,tlre IIHsRY BY
MING .uN H. II candidate for II election t. thu
fee of sergeant at the city oi I.yncibarE. .
mar , ! t,lt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

CAT1LE. HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEt-Sl ~ IA - - per cwt gr,ss, which
is 80 H. II net.
HoGs-97 81 per hundred. Supply moderate.
SmLEp-S 3.nS1 lcr nnnd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29
SEAY x co. Drueci "a.

G FOR KENE.-A .nn Illus. near Mr.
- w are" Guuta"a'. with shout iwo acres ~.
r",ed' aud good spring within thirty vpr.is of tie
door. Possession giveu mme.iare,v. Ann.vt
msr2o-dts JOHN HOLLiNS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-29

the Neiniria Course. where our citlzrns tn ndsSe
will donbfle-. pay their Respects. We would sng-
ec.t to those fpnd Of witnessing their furnishes
and =. brce2r~" preparatory Ia tho faer. that tiny
fake Il pleasant rid,ta In Mriuiris Caur.e. al
must any afternoon after tbcif arrival. aud they
will be amply repaid. We have never before
known n contest e ,ning of ia which neither par
" could Il. called a Il .cded tasorte. II argues
VOL for the nro.pnct " II Spirited conie,t.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-25
THE NCBIAN DESERT.

Bayard Taylor, in his Journey 20 Central
AirIca. thus speaks Of TIE natural beauties of
the great \nbian Desert:
soon tell INTO a regular routine of travel
"hi'h during all my latter experience of the
desert, never became more mouotonous.
arose at the dawn every morning. bath,i nv
eyes with handful Of the precious water,
ana drank cup Of coffee After the tent
had been struck, and the camcl> laden. wall;
ed ahead tor two hours. often 50 far in adj
vance that lost SIGHT and hearing of the car
aNan. found an un>peaka Die IA .ina'ion II.
the sublime solitude Of the desert. often
beheld the sun rise, when, within IL" wide
range OF the horizon. there was no living
creature 10 b" seen. lie erame Up Ike God
IN awful g!orv, and il wonld have been nat
ural ac'. Ia! east m'.cif upon The >ar! ard
worshippcd him. The sudden clan"ino o.
the landscape OF HI, appearance. tie Iirht-
In- up o' the dull s9rd into a warm r5llen
hue and t!I" tines o purple and visor ,ii
the distant porphvrv hi.,s-was a morning
miracle which never bphe!d without awe
ne II hhrS> 0: this c1'orng made the t,>tr;
b'antiiui-it was 700 braUtiu,l tJr ,..so!.t!ou
he scenery. 50 far from Depressing !n>pi
cd and cXhIerated me lncyer fit a >..I,a-
tion OF physical hca!tl, and strength in such
perfection. and vas ready to shout from. morn
my TIL nLht. from the overflow o.: happ,
spirits. he AR is An eliXcr OF lie. As sweet,
ana IS pure ana refreshing a> that ni,ch tie
llr>t man hrcathc'! on the morning a.: crva.
lion. i'I inialc the faluItcr.tc,! r,.p,p,t.
oi the atmosphere, for there are ra r<i.,L,-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-25
~s.', =: ssc,:-.

he following cNcrllgnt ,,l,iec i riycn -
i',eont"n'ed people in Slime by the i..neor
Nrrnrr:
'oa ore Of the most j,...i.e coa,evaac,..
reading TO the West, yen ma re .lna>, any
Gay l family from Maine. \ father ~,
mother, anl their three children. are on their
way to lhat paradise in i'm -inar;on. Five
years from this time tao @, those children,
Will hc dead. They viii have shaken to ,i...
ceS The mother viii have .rown sallov
and lean, little better tl.an dead wo,,,,
and,'he father, if ;.c sur,;v.s Ii, a,ue bo,,.
races, and corn whi>kcy, VI, lie found a seq.
dy' d'>ron'entcd nan. ,'.,, owner Of = L.,
Aon>''' wl;hon' oat-hu.,!in.>, aud a mortcar.
ed i"rm. This is true In n.orc ;han half H..
ca>r~' ana represents the a,cIace fate of \e,y
E"@iai'd ntrantS STAY at ho.ne at N,;nc
one Vi The best States IN Tie mon Rim,
none o; the stories rom .;ro land s,,,,,i,.
tors in the West"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-25
TIE ANGEL.
Rom IIoI>tIIoI.p WORDS

Why should y tlou fear the beautiful angel De. !,
Who waits the" At the portals Of the skies.
Ready :" ks away 'hv struggling breath
Ready with gentle hand to close thine ewes
How many a tranquil ,u has passed away.
Fled gladly from fierce. pain and pleasures .! I'm
]" the eternal slcndor of the iHv.
And many troubled heart still cries for him.
Spirits too tender for the battle here
Have turned rom lie It's hopes, it, fear il
charms.
And children. .hUdlcrinc at world 20 drcar,
Have. smiling, passed away INTO hi, arm.
He whom tiiou fcarc>t will to ea-e IL pain,
Lay li- cold hand upon thy achil . hear,
" III sOot!,c tie terrur> ~ tllv trnuhie! BRAIN
And bid The shadows If earth's grci depart.
He Will give back What nri.her time nor might.
Nor passionate PRAYER Tor longing hope restore,
(Dcar ~ 70 lon- tiud ewes recovered -i1lt
He vii give back those who have cone before.
q. what were li., if III. werr aN1 Thine ewes
Are blinded hv rhy tc.lr-. or ''IpJ. w"u'!',t ~ce
1Av trc;t-u urr- ";lt NJ" ~ rhe '.r-"t -nie-,
All death thy ircu... Viii ne ti"!i nj. l. Tie.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-25
WHAT A LAWYER s,i.r,, m =,

-'' :, Ia" TX SHttlD RE A\p
SHOULD NOT BE.-The LAWYER vbo brow
beats and badgers a witness. 70, 70 .o
i"'>ehood, tut to rcrverf thc truth. bv o,,cr,-
finS on weak nerves, the embarrassment :,
cideht to every man upon tie >to,J nerh ans
'oF The flr>t time, or by questions intended
90 Perpiex the witness, and shake his hopc.t
testimony and thereby impose upon the urx
Whatever may be his talent, however Nah
Ills rank IN whatever popular request NAV
De his purchasable aid in PROCURING for Ia
or fraud the sanction of a court and ;r, or
IN knowingly screening scoundro, ,ron,
Puhi>hmenf--deServes himself to snt,er ,b.
penalty, from which he has saye,, h;s ou,,,.
client, and ought to be thrown over ,ho h,,
OF the temple of justice, which he fins dese.
cra'es'' and Goes so much to bring into ais-
feiute among men.The profession Of tho LAM
is held IN honor, for promoting. not nsrvsr.
ing the right. Whenever il does H.. fou
ahd as long as it does il, bu: no onusr sho,,,l
1t De suffered to take part N the .du;n;s
tra'lon ct Justice. -Ncl4rt T,i14 fJ,....;.>.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-25

al J NAEkAHiI q. Il:ET\,r-t cir
tN!n>'&',." ." ot some s. hat rxtr,ori,,,,rx,b,r
actrr occurred Short rini. since IN cro o,
'''' 'uf'>hin@ towns OF The midland coun-
u''. 4 'lri9tlnsn diyd. and Lis wifi, ard
u ''o@"''fH "n The tl.rd dav after IN, ,irrea,e
t''o..tcuic that no likeness remained !, wa,
"-'et"' ere The crave closed oel him 10 have
','' '"'"N ''h>h:oud"d and a portrait taken
\ l"'''G tadE "i some professional celebrity
"a' en- ed Tor The task. She, with the. as.
>i>tahrc oi The attendant. took of n, ,br,pd
a"d place. the body in The requisite po.ture
nn'. other d"ii,> requiring the artists Alton.
,i'"' me >hrich was deferred till noon. 4.
pout i '!orh. at the foot of the bed, III
tanv 'en'n"ncrd and went through An honr'.
worn "A the image Of death. At this STAGE
~ 'he proceedings, l., some unaccoun;al,c
motion. the lead OF the dea;h-like ticure
tell on The >de. Nothnr ,laun,cd. ,be arts,
tareiHi'' took the head to replace it. when.
10 Tue eyes opened, and staring her full in
'"e lace, the dead inquired, Who are
Ho" The young professional" without
trelhdatlon. took the bandaoe from m. head
ana rubbed lis neck. lie Immediately saw
''t >"f"nd' aud iauG he'd lmmo,icratelv. The
"'''>' quietly called the family; their iov
may De imagined. but cannot be- described =
l h"l evening he who lad laid three davs in
NJ shTohd, henoaned by mother and SISTERS
WIN ,'9'"'linG tears, sladdened their hearts
., '"h 'iS ms accustomed place at the tea Ia
"'e' '''" AZ THIS moment is making an excur.
SION IN North W&lcs-I;.d,ort (EooJo,d
1hies. ''''''"'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-25


I'VE should do our utmost to encouraoe tb
hrautful, for the useful encourages ITSELF
varying the idea somewhat, it may be said
we should do our utmost 70 encourage 900,
taste. tor the ordinary studies of the school
VIII take care of themselves"
Perhaps few are aware of the wide->prea,
effect ot correct or yitiatcd public taste
W Nhcther good taste and good manners ar.
now a-day> inculcated in the schools, or treat
cd as ">iic-issues," we are unable TO say
prooahly, in the steamboat speed in whicl
youth are hurried through courses dcemc,
necessary in order that they be fitted for III
active duties OF life. there Is very little lin
ger'ng at the wav->ide, TO gather up tn,
trifirs ty winch human existence is relieve,
OF much that would otherwise he rcpui>ive
ana, IN a sense, what n,iellt have been a vast,
o' brei, and ;n0rus, "r..""~t,.l into Crsi
iab!e abode Tor successive generations Of th,
human race.
"""d taste. however, does not proceed al
together ir"E either household or public in
StructIon \ >Itiatcd taste may bt PARTIAL,
corrected, tut never implanted by mental
"i'ciP'iHe ;Aarr:,le. coupled with the ire.
Iueht examination Of pleasing object, in the
doina'n ot n!tarc or ot art; the flowers of
'h" he!' won'"rS in the frmamcnt; sculpt-
urt painting: harmoniOrs and imposing
archifrn;Hre-go very far towards improving
what Is wrong Iii The mental and perceptiye
lach"ueS L@t can never utterly overcome
r.
lh"ro are nim6eri.'~S WAYS in VIII h TIE
>Nrrri>In. result, ot +, fined or yitiat,,l taste