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nss found alton h Il thAthe was not Only pro
pss Tor the question, oot had sven nt'ivsd " 70 ls
vopd psrsts bsfors bad hsa the opportaoity OTIS
efp the world that he ttood in precisely the % M
p.s n - ouyn Q: nays; sso.e ING cay nan =
tao Dot
Wei. this Is 10 say ths least very sdd story. There
Who could stasd up tell it Lord ,oho Russell .
nA-ebDsss conposurs. "Evil DO to him that thinks
"a f" odoubt LORD John is honorable pAa 80 g
IS satpned II acting for the aest sno dong HE
eoupry more by saying in the Osbnes than os
tarsDR siss, and lnoctIny about smons
tbe various noncescrpt oppostions his LOrdsnip must
At the ssms time, We could wsh that his iordship
selves tbs charge lying slAnosriDg, proussls
bssped upon us when We spoke Of tho pesss and var
party IN the sna said that LOO q JOIN from
Vienna Tntpe 10, TOGO, another unfortunate psatdro
20. the which his crdship hss selected for his
tsycy CONF ssion II 10 much the trme - wat nap
p.neo ut CbristmaA On that after keeping
bmseb, or at asst from the WORLD for three quartsrso
ear bis objections to the impevfect state Of tho Var
N p,fty and his cistrus: Of TIE hands vhich It
placed be found hmreM last obliged to speak out At
'ne very moment when tbs was on the ave
nism ana cement OF the var.
A. notbine can BE- moro disagreeabls to . generous
thsn to desert friends In tha bour OF peril sno
hts dshp truly unfortunate in having
put of good int ION TIL 1t assumed the appsAranss
~e bsSs haS TIN us run q sas
ceres something ike It, ever since Lord John re-
TUNED rom yienns; 30 dsciisd indeed at arst that
certainly proposition to male peace with Russis
the Austrian terms woaId have sounded very
Yidicnlons- The restored health and increased
Plumbers Of the allied armies the arrival ef the
Ssrcin'An Contingent, the improved cooo'tion Of
n camp and the hos pitfalls, the constaot repulss OF
the Rnsssn sortiss the capture Of tue samsIoo the
occupation Of the ees Of A.of, and the prospect
OF cutting on the Russian supples-al hept up state
Of confidence in which II would have bseo an act Of
un ommop courage to xplsn what Lord John did last
pi.ht The scene has unhappty chaoeed We are
experiencing the cark eide Of ~ae There " therefore
rsahDsss courage, in The conissson OF peaes
full wisbes, and Of inward DISQUALIFICATION With the
war Most heartily do c0ndole with Lord john on
the delay wh,cb has timed hm ex plaoAtion At
gracious hour. But truth Is Says desirable, and
better late than never, We win stl beg TO toank hs
ordthip fer STATE ment which the Rlitsh pubic, and,
Inc sed all Europe, had certainly right TO 10 In
possession Of and which il also due to own viaai
carton.
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TEE NEXT OPERATION OF TIE ALLIED
Army.
from the London Chrouicls, JaH6

In the abs-ses Of onssis intsnasnos frou ssss d
war cempelsd to eonce several ta that ere
snrrsst rsspscrDa the op rson o. tins ss Il "a .v
,brt the bsrisgips wOsks are prsrecsms rapdly
and that the bitter expsr pur a On the $50
Jv u bsiss tnreso to coast ne AAnslon Brsn-
sni,o Spss. srs beng crowned tS SpSn
which wll Dsssri'ny isssTs with op~f.s,sns Of The
kustnn shpgpk, frr.ASst,0ps for an important expo
dnon wtrs also seeTy making the aliiso camp 40
sosoipe 70 sw odsiAl <hgtnce ana souti appe.T
that the tcwpassSy Gibson ~ the l8tn June bad Only
augmented Ne energies OF the slsd Commanders and
the u>rtal inst nets Of the troops.
It's believed that serious attach upon ODESSA % pre-
tats0 that signal blow to the resoursss oil
Iust,A >in erucs In tEa direction The oestruot on
capture OF Odsss would prove less fatal TO shs
prospects Of the Russ army in the Crmss than ths
irjuiNs aictsd by the slies IN the Sea Of Azo me
Russans appear TO 20 threatening Eopaforia WITH
formos bls c0rps d'orMcs, anticipate any
real attsek on that pisos. yspulset, the Russi.ns
~or Id only bcr~sse the difficulties Of their position
whs, succs ssfu they couid not hope 10 mold sar,i
owh Eupssora ceased 70 be Of stsatsgcAI I'm ,or
tanoe the policy Of the Russian commander y al
r~ct~d the 'orts before sebastooo ~ faint
upon Eupator,a Should sny important expedition ~
scertsiea by the aliss the latter sition WI ne
doubtless ahardonsd absorbing garrison that could
| rsnder mere valuable servcs elsewhere
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UNITED eTATEs CossrL AT Arx.LA CgApv.p
We sfe daily o. Jted TO tee Union Ter depart ant
Ltwa Bot II eeems the Union does no. publ, AZ ali
The department. ntws. We ailude 70 III omission 10
o. rounce the appoint nent Of A. s. French. Iass 81
TIE State Department, ~ United 5stes Coasnl At
Aix'aCbspe le. Mr.. French Ia the b.osber.in lsv
q GtwSnof Mercy, ar very estimabIe q nt,smsn.
The Office TO which be s appointed hss a,tacsed "a
II salsry Of $4,000. TIE perquisites ave aid q
amount TO $500 additional, although tia recsut
csiving sry enclunept shove their salary which Il
regulated by tie same law. AK Ia Chape,is Il
nous watering riscs, And the resort of TIA cav
End fashsoT able from al parts OF Europe. We wish
lis consular life Washington Orgar, Ju,r is.
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Rutgers college commencement.
The conmencemsns Of Ratgers College viii taks
lace ON the 10Th Of July, when part of the gradu
stirg class viii delivee oratons.
The BaccalAurea'e address will be delivered BY
the Piendent, the Hon. Theodore Fselioghuysea,
LID. in the college chapel, the Monday preceding
The annual address tAfore the Alomnl Of tbs Col
leee on Tuesday, TIE oath, At II o'cock A. NJ, BY
David D. DtmaYest, DID, Of Hodson. rhs Hon.
John Thompson, Of Pougnkeepsie, Is the Orator
ief0Je the literary soc,e1es. The Pi Kappa Pal
Society Win be sddrtseed in their hall BY one Of S
gfsdpstes.
The junior exhibition win b hsld ON Tuesday
veLirg, in the First Reformed Dutch Church.
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TBI STATE Of NEW YoRK AND THE MrLLrRs or
RochSerEH.--l' Will be remembered that toe mil :
tis Of his city some yesrs Ence, preferred claims
Tor damages against the State 70 q largo amount,
for the diversion Of The water Of tho Gsness @ t,e
carh, 70 their dstriment and in coatrav.nr
tior Of their rights ~ owners OF such water. DAY
before yesterday the Board Of Canal Appraisers MT
10 this city, and ergsniSed. The csss Of the millen
was stated at much length By E. DArwia Smith,
Ekq, ard their claims 70 damages ouforced by
vniety OF considerations Mr.. 8 vs. responded 70
y !cehua Il. Spencer, Esd, when Harry R. Seldep,
Eq., followed for the mi1ers, and IVES ans sered By
J. H: nsrslndsle, Esq. Toe whole ground beng
thus laid open, the business q tskioR testimony
WIS entered upon Yesterday ,snd ooatiSusd trough
the day. The mij,ers had also 70 AID them ". 5.
Biehop and Alfred Ely, Esqs. Canal Com nissiou-
., y STATE TIE ,sk,ns Of sss,imoov 'os , n s
ipmed tc-das, when The Commission viii album
III the first Of Arsust TEE hearing win then 81
itipme d, and the matter probably be closed. Ths
snouLt nos claimed Is about $500 600, and NAV be-
ioil.wtd by other claimants, ehoud tie nres,,t
10. -
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Nor 90 BLACK AS HE rs PANTED.-The Hartford
7Smss, In speaking Of tho NEW YoRK HERALD,
fsyt:-- --e..,
Il might advocate Moamonim on Mahomsdanim WITH
ont cetrimsn 10 its interests
There is probably no public man 10 this cOuatry
60 hitlo unetrstono AZ James Gordon Bennett; sud
It Ia generally thpe who know Il sss about him that
are the mOst bitter in their demonstrations. We had
lately some tJsLeacti0Is with Mr.. BanueG oEself,
snd Ne must do Eim she justice to say that We fou ID
him to be-or rashrr be proved himself 70 be-
generous free hea'tec strictly homo able man. Add
se must confess rbA: In fading him 70 De the sort
II msn described We ssre disa Jpot.te5, for, from
htsrssy, we had supposed him 70 be quite the re-
vert; and had VIC found him such, We you d jast
as econ fay 80 nov. Go 70 say what ve have, fr 70
DO lot care one snap Of our finger fer toe editor Of
tie HIBALD, more shsn we do for any other man
Who acts hoDorsoly by ~. But the Hartford Times
Gays "ibe HERALD might advocate Norm ,nsn
without deff1ment 70 fs tatcrcssBps Nov, wyuldn'G
The Ismfs Ike to be In that independent ositioa
me)n Fftm what We know Of IT'S sntxcedsnts, ne
have not dsubt of IL. IL remtods M OF VIA: Q
fiieud OF ours once sid about Nike asi. Said
he, tia MAJ" (pcintiug 70 Miks) "only hates rue
srisfoca8cy becsuse be s not one OF them himself,
snt 20 Of the Hartford Times IL envies ,hs HERALD
htcspte Il CART pursue the same course in Hartford
that The HERsL does in New York--NeU York
Ledger, July IA. f1F
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july l7.-TEe Hoo. George n. Bibo aud tho Hon.
Al xsDder ArdeiAon, both Of Warrington, we're
sworn attorneys Of the court last weak, bat their
lanes were inadvel tently omitted from The pub
hshtd hst. a6
iIg:--John @. Brent (, Of Warrington; DAnisl Web
ttr, Of PbiladeiDhia; Jehn u. McCslla, OF Wash
mat y; Christopher hgies, r. q. Lasksy, John F.
Ckmeis. The names OF the last three gentlemen
were not given to the cleik.
Eeveta. gentk m n filed motions. under tha new
rule for IequBitiois upon the Departments for pa
peIs, &c, to b. used In csaes now before the court
TIE docket VS. taken up ana exSniaed as far q
tbusAay for the purpose Of taking time to hook
into the papers OF the respective cases, and gen.
tlenen are then ready arguments Will DO heard.
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LsuDeh or the Gun ard Ste amer Persia.
Erom the Lon den Chronicle Lulx6l

o7frIN 1UIY6
On Tues, ~ ,be steamship Persia the Ore iron paddle
Wheel liner buDt BY the ordere Of tho Meeefs Barns
GlAfgev for TIE Cunafd British and North Amer ian
Steam Comtany, launched rom the building yard
Ms1s. Robert Napier and Sons, at Govan, about too
miles from the former city. Msssrs. Napier the
buuters both Of the bull and the engines The Persia
Ia the large steamer both capacity of ul and
power Which has Jet been built The iauoch, with
afIsctd large ortourss Of spectators was admirably
nanseed Tbs Perss f,r exceeds length, tn,
tor pspe, and steam p1 tho Great britain toe
HmsJsys and eds aIso b, less than 1900 tons
the internal capacity e. tie largest Of the present
Cupsrd lsers. Der chief proportions these
Length ffcm eeur Deaf TO tsfta 500 snsth In tn
III. II feet; depth, 80 feet; burden 3e0o tons Ac,
corcir TO the strict govern en rule OF aaureue
h,r pcu equal TO that Of eco horses according TO
the pan laid so"n In Earl Bardwiehes bal her 10 yer
usl 10 that Of 200 bortee and according to James
WATTS cid established rule OF 80, 600 feat 40 10 the
tween roo and htco borres The leei consists o. sew
ersi tsrs Of mon about 80 feet 10 ns EACH Joined TO-
s.tber BY long scarfs spd a. whole 10 inches deep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
NEW CONCERN.
WILLIAMS Il HOOPER,,
DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods.

FENHE subscribers have this day formed partner
Il ship for the purpose of conducting in all its
branches. the Book Stationery and Fancy business in
the large granite building, doors above the Ncrve
House and opposite the Warwick They will keep
stnnty on hard large supply of Music Pianos Accor
dans and nany other musical instruments. TO which
they earnestly invite the attention of eir friends and
the public. T. A. W u LiAMe'
b. s. HOOPER.
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RVE;ISt,ONIf'I.AINI

EVEkCOMrLAINT JAuNDlGE. DYS.
Ipepsin Chronic Nervous Debility, Disease ni the
Kidneys, and NIL Diseases nrisng from Dlsordrred
Liver Stomach, such Constipation, Inward liles,
fnlncs Blood the llcnd Acidity of the Stomach,
Nnu Heartburn Disgust for Food fullncss weight
in the Stomach, Sour Eructntions Sinking or fnttcrine
the m of the Stomach. Swimming of tins II nd IIm'
icd and cult Breathing, fnlterug the Heart,
Cbonking Suiocang Sensations when in lying pos
turc. Dmncss OF Vision, Dots Webs before the sight
Fever and Duh PUN in the Head Deficiency of Pers-
paton Yellowness Of the skin and Eyes Pain in the
Side, Back Chest Limbs, &c., Sudden tlu-hes OF Heat
Burning in the Flesh Constant lmoginiuE4 ot Evil md
depression of Spits, be ecctuuly cured by
DocTER IioorLAEps CFLFpRATED
GERMAN BlTTERs,
prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson, Germnn Medicine
Storr No 100 Arch ST.. one door below Sixth, Phindo
Their power the above diseases is not exceled
if equaed, by any other preparation in the United
Suites, The utest in pnny cnscs nitcr skllful
physicians had ttiled.
These Bitterl worthy the attention OF lnvads
Poscsng great virtues in the rectonton of the liver
and lesser glands, exercising the most snarchng power
in "eakncss md affections ' the digestive ognn', they
witlal sd. e. ccriniu md pleasant
NIRGINIA TESTIMONY. DIR. j. NJ. Wilson, Lexington,
Va, Feb. Gth, 49, suid: "a mn entirely out of tho
German Bittcrs They havc become ali the rage Moth
ingese sells"
The Tenth Legion, published ut Woodstock, Va.
said, Jan 10Th. 1880: "A Great Medcine.-We hive
uniformly reiraincd from recommending 10 the public
of the various puten medicines OF the day, unless
thoroughly convinced Of their value. Among those
consider worthy of notice. is the German Bitters, in.
cncd by DR.. Ioofnnd and prepared by DIR. Jack son,
Philadelphia. One instance, in particular, in which
lie superior virtues o this medicine lave been tested,
has nllen under observuli IN. During the last
ncl, u son of Mr.. Abram Cnbill, OF this county, wns
cry seriously affected with Liver ComPlain md after
trying in vnin various remedies, cpnrchnsed bottle
of the Bers, aud after using it, was go much relieved
of his distressing mulndy hnt he procured other bot
lie, and is now restored entirely to hcnlth."
They entirely vegetable free from NIL injurious
Ingredients always strengthen the system, and
estate it.
For sale whole.alcby Druggists in NIL the principal
cities and retail by apohecalics unh sorekoepcrs in
every town ia the United States
Sold by d. r. LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON & co,
md J. II. SEAY & CO., Lynclburg, and by dealers in
m,dicnc everywhere. tsep61y
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DISSOLUTION,

rENI f eoncern Of Wilson & FRANKLIN Is this day dis
4 solved hy limitation. All persons having claims
- ,ins the Con will present them to Joseph IT, VIII
,on lar payment; those indebted to the concern will
make payment 10 Joseuh II wilson, he having rhr
.-lsra Ames Frank,in's interest in the concern.
JOS. II. WILSON.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
.Srntr,nher st 1851.
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- REOTYPES.-HARp TINES drive people all
around where thev get the be,t and cheapest
Daguerreotypes but they all come back to MINIS 81
TANNER's where they can get best and TO
get the worth of their money. Steamboat disasters,
Railroad accidents Bank. bursting Men failing, all
occur daily, but failing at Mnnis Tanners In taking
briiant artistic and e-ike Daguerreoypes, is out Of
the question Those in should not forget to call
and get pictures not fred 10 feape The room
until the parties satisfied
large and beautiful assortment of Gold Lockets,
Breast pins, Rings, Watch Seals Keys, Melaisns and
fancy Gases always md and for sale cheap, with
picture complete splendid of Cases. new,
Just received Call early in the day before the crowd
comes. The of weather makes no difference in
regard to quality of picture.
MINNIS &, TANNER,
mur20ts PRAcTIcAL DAGpERRFoTrpisrs.
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EREAT EXCITEMENT!!-M

(KEAV ENCTFEWFNF!!- More Now
~ Baohs nj Williams X Hooper s.--whore they
fail Ia urivo in time, up,ler all circumstances
Lilo md beauties Of FnnHy t,Ia. The whole world IL
lrnhne this book.
The um- story ar mode, lc--a work of thrilling
Interest
rhr Virenm Queen; bv J. Frederick Smith, author of
Woman aud ller Muhrt,p Fred. Vernon &c.
Poi nj U-urpntion,
tteyicw ii the speech of the Hon. J. Chandler, of Pa
Ruth Hall, new supply,
Ill, Norman, hy Mr.. Lincoln Phelps,
The News Boy. Nc,, together with lot of extra fne
STATIONERY, lor tho Ladies'. Also, large supply of
NEW MUSIC
Amongst which mny be found the following beautiful
sonss: Fni'y Whispers. Good New from Home, Sad
News from Home, Tie know othing song, How Sweet
tho Roses; together with mnny other ngs Duets,
Gees, &c. Call Immediately ut
WILLIAMS & IIOOPRR'S.
(Sueosesors TO X, A. Wliams) and supply your.
selves la2d.ts
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A CARD.

HNiE subscriber returns thai ks to his patrons ana
i friends for the LIBERAL patronage bestowed ON hn
since he commenced the Book business in this place,
md commends thor confidence his .ucoessors-
Williams & Hooper.
jan % IT, a. "lLhiA"o'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

A FAnLE-BY CHARLES LAMB.-"My dear
chlldren," said an old rat to his young Ones "tho
nirmitles of ago are pressing 30 heavily upon
mo- that have determined to dedicate the remain
der OF my days TO modification and penanoo,in n
narrow and lonely hole which havo lately dis
covered; but lot mo not interfere with your enjoy
mcnts. Youth is tho season for pleasure bo hap
py, therefore, and only obey my last injunction
never como near mo IN my retreat. God bless
you all. Dooply Infected, snivelIing audibly, and
wPlng his paternal eyes with his tall the old rat
Withdrew, and was seen no moro for several days,
when his youngest daughter moved rather with
iilial affection than by tho curiosity which has
been attributed to tho SEX stole to his cell of NOR
tlhcntion, which turned out to be hole, made by
his own teeth, in an enormous Cheshire cheese
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

In the solo Of autoghraph letters and other Gu
rlosltios, by Mcssrs. SorHEBy and WILKINSON,
the ell-known London literary auctioneors, on
the 26th mud 9th of Febuary last there were spec
hnons of the hand writing of GRAY, ALENslDE,
'RAhhE, LAMn, MooRE Campbell, BYRON,
SouruEY, HUNT BURNS, FALCoNER, SCoTT, &c,
which uniformly sold Cor high prices. AS instan.
ces ot tho MANN for possessing such roliques arc
the sums given tor the following manuscripts
Lot 62, MooRE's +" Last Rose of Summer '2i 2s;
S2 SouTnEY's letter to LAMB respecting HONE,
u l2s cd; 1i5 BURNS letter to Dir. MOORE, con
tanning his own life lA; II6, BURNS 'Cottor's
Saturday Night, 2Oi los; IiS, FIELDINGs S assign
ment of ''Tom Jones'" 81; I5l, Scorr's letter
to TERRY respecting Quentin Durward," % I6s
l51, SCorr's "koniworth," 4IE 32I, autograph
signature of "RoDERT BURNS, poet" placed on
the titlo=page of" SMALL on Ploughs.' 81.
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R& DENCE FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers tor
snle pryneIy his Family Residence situated Frank
lin Hill, Immediately opposite Mr.. VIM Cayry's. The
property embraces ONE ACRE of ground of good soil,
aud well improved; n BRICK DWELLING, with
rooms, well iuished-al necessary ont houses and in a
neghb ntood unexceptiounblc. Such property ls not
oGen put in market and ons wanting truly delightful
residence wouid do well to call will s. II u
great bargain, my object is TO raise money, and
money must have
If not sold privately before the 18TH of MAY, it will
then be sold at auction.
marl9 dts THOS. j. HARDY.
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LYNCHBURG, THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL j, 1888.
MEDICINES.
Will you Read the Truth ?

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testimony
hrad the tnlo" ine tetiihcae ifem ihdy' endorsed
by Postmaster h. +. Coorer;
CAror BRipot
hampshire county VA March is', 1904
ar. r. +. fooPe,-- penr or hgte'"n,c 10 y,ur re
quest and my own desire to benefit the afflicted hero
by crttiy the gfed r"el hn'' received ion Tue use
oi h"mPoh s 'tr'fd"e i"""c
was taken WIN aViaien, PoPp~toa' or f"he' nol'
'''ng ana tr'mp'nS " .re 'Tor'' "'''5'
ern a"y'' II seemed "' my e'i naa Utmost 'oRe','n
ITS ONCE lh' i"'nN became N"r'nn' INA procured
o"heoi thS S"nao'e n"al''n'' e'', '''o' ''" '""'"
near one bottle oi this TmefHfe 9t Ha"p'on' "as en-
''rsy ,,,i relieved !. -. o..,,.. a..
"'s ~ f"e od aanan't u 'e','' :. NV ',' a""
,so o.a;d nm ,h glrcra,;5n Of ,,p ankle from rs,
Of wha IL rrpclalIy called min rr lind lost nll taste
nl ,,uo,i,o md ,i ,, ,yb oh ,,ns sor,, Gr, ,,cbe,
~, md lawn nnd halr w.y around my ankn ,ciec,cd
nfery eNa,, =, Lsa !, mill p,nc,red unmntnn. vcg
c,,ble Tincurc on, ho,,e of which restored my health
healed nv ankle nnd nm freer from swsllin. thnn fpl
the last tbiytvVea,,
Ae,;y on, If INV d,yLt,rs wos very low from severe
dysrntor, md ,hc, shr hoc,n IN ait ,,n her foe, cnn,
mapc.d svcing ,yhir iurr,,., every dn~ md BENIN
Ia bc very rnirr,I-sh, n..d bottle of Ia,,ytnu',
9f,ciu,,: the pnins were nssnnrcd the swein. sui.
Al led md her health rc,urneI-we kent her legs hnn.
dnp, with -trip4 of wooden uni lcf strength returned
hive been hus pnticulnf TIM, other. un lcr similar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
cPRING FASHIONS
AND GROUND

L We are prepared to furnish our friends wi h either
lump ground Paster. We have our Plaster ground
at the mills of Messrs Langornc 4 Johns in ii" city,
aud our friends may rely upon getting it fine and fresh
ground. mar9.ts SAUNDERS & IRBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05
VOL. 3.---NO. 2O4.
DAILY NIRGINIAN.
From the Home Journal.
Labors Of an Actor Life.

FROM the Unpublished Note Book Of the
SEPTEMBER %, ISi5.-Mr. w. B. Wood, tho
well known manager and actor, spent the even
ing Mt my house. Ilo was talking of the i'm
mense labors in tho way of study, of an actors
HE, 81 never omitted" ho said .any labor
that could make me more perfect in the graces of
my profession. Finding myself somewhat ayk-
ward IN opening and shutting q door in coming
ON to The stngo, asked tho manager, Mr. Wig
holl' To let mo come ont and announce the plav.
ana ior two whole years | practsed that, and
when was not IN The play, would come down
ana dress-in stockings, shoes, etc.-merely for
inc purpose OF announcing the play; so as TO
carry sword and woar cooked hat, I made
point oi doing both, nj home, in my own room.
Tor years so as that this costume should be as
natural ana familiar to iae my ordinary one.
"liolman said to me, Il never in my lifo saw
any ono to whom the of u sword seemed to
be SO natural and unconscious. You sit down
get up and move above, and never seem TO think
OF the sword ut all, which mover gets in your
way just so; Continued Wood,) had worn il
TIL thought more about it than about my
ordinary gloves. SO | wore n cooked hat in nv
bed room; and took it off and put it on dozen
tlmes IN an afternoon. (It was part Of the dress
"i tho characters played at that time, and gen
tlemen meeting ladies' in tho piece had to take
OIL their hats frequently in the play.) To put on
tho Int oasily, ut once, nnd without second
motion OF adjustment, WIS very difficult. | ac-
qulrod it by this familiar uso"
Thus II wns, by process of assiduous labor
that MIR. Wood made himself in his uso of CO.'S
tune, the very character he play ed-Lord Town
ley, Joseph Surface etc.