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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-15
LATER.


The G.. w. Sparhawk was literally torn in
pieces, nothing being left above water but a
portion OF one of her warehouses The Sam
Gloon was found sunk to the boiler deck, and
will probably prove total loss, as her hull is
her hull is in badly shattered condition. The
Clara is not sunk but it is badly crushed in
the hui and one whcel-house and side is COM
pletely torn of. The Keokuk wharf boat is
not badly damaged about the hull, but the cab
in has sustained considerable injury. The
Polar Star, reported sunk, was afoat this morn
ing, but supposed to be in sinking condition.
The J. S. Pringe is slightly damaged about
the sides, cabin and wheels, but will get off
pretty well. The Forest Rose is not injured
to any amount worth speaking Of, but the ice
is piled up even with her guards. The Ben
Bolt got off quite well. The Adratic lost her
wheels and cylinder timbers, and otherwise is
moi materially injured. She is about a mile
below the Arsenal. The A. B. Chambers is
in the vicinity of the Adra,ic, having received
no injury except to the guards and cabin. The
Brunette is perfect wreck, forward the wheel
houses, above the hull, except that her boilers
aud machinery appear to have sustained no in
jury. The Paul Jones was said to be leaking
badly this morning, but the pumps were dill
gently at work, aud We're gaining on the wa
ter. The Jennie Deans had her guard badly
crushed, the siancheons broken. and the cook
house demolished. The New St. Paul, on the
dock below the city has broken in two, by the
docks on which she was laying having given
away. Her stern is in the water and her bow
on the docks. She is not entirely broken in
two, but is considered as lost and beyond re-
deInDtion ft.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-15

"A policeman has been cited before the
Z. S. Marshall in New York, for compelling
the driver Of the U. S. mail wagon TO observe
the same rules in driving through the streets as
common people.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-15

EG4y~ We acknowledge the receipt of the
March No of The Ladies' Christian Annual,
published at Phi.adel phia, James Cha!lrn, cdi-
tor. Terms 81 per year; or 6 copies for 50,
13 copies for $40.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-15

J eT The Buffalo Courier understands that the
Ebenszer Society have purchased fifty thousand
acres of land in Iowa, and are making arrange
ments to remove there. The tract Of land now
occupied by the Society, about six miles from
Buffalo, is to be offered for sale the coming
spring. e-.sr -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-15

Ice on TREEs.--The weight of ice-loaded trees
If it could be ascertained, would be astonishing.
\ gentleman of Hartford, CT, weighed branch
of tree that had been broken by the weight Of ice
upon it, and found that it weighed eleven poands.
The ice was then melted off, ana the branch weigh
cd only half pound. Many years ago we saw
two ships upset at the wharf Of New Haven, BY
the ice adherirg to the rigging.-[Bost. Atlas.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-15

THE merchants of Kansas have writ
ten an appeal to the Chamber Of Commerce Of
St. Louis, deprecatipg the bad effects to their
mutual trade, which have resulted from the in
cursions Of the border ruffians.
How CANADA OBTAINED ITS NAME.-The
origin Of the name Canada, is curious enough.
The Spaniards visited the country previous to
the French, and made particular searches for
gold and silver; and finding none. they often
said among themselves, ".9gui nada." (there is
nothing here.) The Indians-who watched
closcly-learned this sentence and its meaning.
After the departure of the Spaniards, the
French arrived ard the Indians, who wanted
none OF their company, supposed they were
also Spaniards come on the same errand, and
were anxious to inform them that their labor
was lost in tarrying in that country, incessant-
ly repeating the Spanish sentence. ".Aqui ma
d." The French, who knew as little Of Span
ish as the Indians, supposed this necessarily re-
curing sound was the name Of the country,
and gave it the name Of Canada, which it has
borne ever since.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-15

A BEAUTIFUL SENrIMENr.-Shortlyb before
the departure OF the lalnented Heber for india,
he preached sermon which contained this
beautiful illustration: re
"L(e bears us on like a stream of a mighty
river. Our boat at first glides down the mar
row channel-through the playful murnuring
Of the l,tle brook and the winding Of its grassy
borders. The trees shed their blossoms over our
young heads, the flowers on the brink seem to
offer themselves to our young hands we are
happy in hope, and we grasp eagerly at the
beauties around us-but the stream hurries on,
and still our hands are empty. Our course in
youth and manhood is along wilder and
deeper flood, arid objects more striking and
magnificent. We are animated at the moving
pictures and enjoyment and industry passing
us /; we are excited at some short-lived disap-
pointment. The stream bears us on and our Joys
and griefs are alike left behind US. We may
be shpwrecked, we cannot be delayed whetll-
er rough or smooth, the river hastens to its
home, till the roar of the ocean is in our ears,
and the tossing Of the waves is beneath our
feet, and the land lessons from our eyes, and
the floods are lifted up around us, and we take
our leave OF earth and its inhabitants, until of
our further voyage there is no witness save TIE
infinite and eternal.'
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-15

The DISTANCE FROM THE Sun THE EARTH
INCREAsING-The German Journals have given
some tables which prove that the distance be-
tween the sun and the earth is increasing every
year, and argue from it that the increasing hu-
midity of summers and the loss of fertility
by the earth are to be attributed solely to this
circumstance. No credit has heretofore been
given to traditions of ancient Egyptians and
Chinese, according to which, these people for
merly said the SUMS disc was almost four times
as large as we now see it, for they estimated the
apparent diameter Of the sun as double of what
is seen in our day. If, however, we pay aten-
ton to the continued dmnution of the apparent
diameter of the sun, according to the best obser-
vations of several centuries, must suppose that
the ancients were not mistaken in the estimates
they have transmitted to us. In the course Of
SIX thousand years from the present time, they
assume that the distance will be great that
only an eighth part of the warmth we now enjoy
from the sun will be communicated to the earth,
and it will then be covered with eternal ice in
the same manner as we now the plains of
the North, where the elephant formerly lived, and
have neither spring nor autumn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-29
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, February 10th, 1856
We take the liberty of calling the attention Of the virginia
Merchants TO the very large stock of spring and summer
Goods " receiving We have been encouraged py
liberal patronage with which wehaye been favored aga
extend our shall this season be prepared
to offer larger varied stock than we have ever be
fore had and the best trade shall sell our
Goods at the prompt dealers We shall offer
large and elegant stock LADIES' DRESS GOODS in ad
diOn to usual stock Oh fohfiuN AMI Do4"r'o' ~
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
has been purchased with great care and on the
beqt terms and confident make 1t to the iner
eyery first class of trade to deal with us We shall
be Glad to have call and examine stock when
come o market
orders sent to us shall be carefully promptly attended
HOPKINS, HULL d co.
p S-We recently been appointed gents Of the Ma
rsnd Penit"uiiary fer the sale of their Goods fe 2ld3m
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SI.R7NC Fashion. ENGLE- G

xxsk1DOVE'S BONNET AND FANNY SIOhE;-Ssh Ssh,-yN
Ladies' say to you, that on or oe,ofe e ~
w 2etb inst shall produce from three OF tne
f.b;ouablc establishments York, the latest Styles OF
nnnts Won may rest that every thing thal the
finger accomplished shall be preseh'co " 9'
TO the rnnutest whim. - -, .,...o oxb bbttion
viii say for your personal qualification that the @ m
or Ronnets in York, win on the 23d hS' anu .
that article of dress considered second only to
ty face and consequently will be seen before any ote
~ ,ress II should be selected with much care a,
In order the great variety OF tastes IL ~ ~ 1
nation to present great field Of variety nor %s ~
bnt in Mertlcs and every variety Of Summer
Suffer little children to come, also for heN Sha ' 60
Ieced as heretofore Hats Flats, Little BonnelS anu cups
and other pretty little traps.
Very respectfully, 49,, noun
M lnd's Mr. hi''' -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-29
PHILADELPHIA.

UUsT PUBBIssnED, by the uownrd Asso-
- CIATi0N, phlalnpho REPORT On SPERMAToR
ROE, and other Diseases OF the Scxnhl Organs win an
the and dceepons Of uacks and vannhle
Advice @ the afflicted hy GRO Il CALHOUN, NJ. ID, Con
sulinq Physician the Howard Association philadelphia
IA benevolent Institution established by special endowmcnt
relief the sick and distressed afflicted with Nirnen
aud Epidemic Discusses copy Of the ahnvn Report wiz be
by mail On scaled cnVcopc) FREE OF tIARif, on
the receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage. Address DIR,
aEo II CALHOUN, No. South NINTH st., phiadeiphia,
-, ~ dlm,l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-29

n lND-pAKTNENShBuP NVVbIEs--fh' HHUst-
signed have this day formed coratncrshr In the city
u New York. under the firm of HRuMMEli RofSiERS.
tho purpose of ansaotnH tonnsson buHneM Tor tue
sale OF MANUFACTURED aud LtAf AfTonAccotofToNF FLOUR
GRAIN produce gonerally Locaiion ~ WATER street
Having anla prepared 10 make liberal nd
aud produce conagned to Us or salo
In Now York ShpmenH through MesTa A. L. NosS'er Bro
a. Co. Richmond, Va, viii be inrw ardod her OF charge
JOSEPH BKuMMEI. Of Rohmond.
4. l.. RoNSrER, of New York.
!. II RoySTER, Of Riehmond.
MIN NnnA InnnarN l. lRaG Ian Aadhm
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ftIan,a nj n Y.
apl a3diy RoBT ADAMS
8
AtINlsER,s SEWINF MAtu1NEs.-An per-
- sons desire obtain full aud reliable Information re
specng Singers Sewing MaehineHer price capabilities,
isas method Of working means OF procuring
and all other do az by applying 81 our
New York by letter or In person for
l. NJ SINGERS GAZETTE This papers devoie' entirely
the Sewing Machine interest Copies viii be supplied
gratis 10 NIL Interested
n B-~Tho unparalleled success Of our Sewing Machines
hns Induced al FRAUDULENT immtnon ot hcn bcsdeHnu
meroua Of patentsf which we own SIX
tho patents have Recently
favor In the L. " Chent Cont OF New
York lcsy In these sults the great principle of
hoains fabric BE- red The surface Of me machine
by visag pressure which Ia uHed In all Sewing Machinee
has been fuy established. The wheeler Wnaon, and
Baker Sewing Machines ns we aogn "hrh in
fringe distinct patents owned by ns We have Hu,H
against them In yern ol the L. cour which viii so,n
We hereby caution the public not 10 buy any In
ffnging Machines they be compelled by law to sip
using them, and to pay coat and damagca
aIocnl Agents viii he wanting Ia mako snee OF onr in
sewing machines To persons property quauhed of
the busneas raro opportunity for prohnhe ana pleasant
employment Is offered, :.
New improved maohnea exchanged on hcral terms Tor
old machines OF every kind NJ slNUfN a Co
Principal onco, 32l broadway, New f~k
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-29
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
ncHUHa,s No. 4. AuONsATED suPEH

II PHOSPHATE on LlME.-rho attention Of Farmers
anu Planters respectfully called to the ahoNe nNarhhe com
pound lor ihcir approaching Spring planting
The Manufacturer begs to his friends aud nhuonsuh
they may always depend upen being supplied Win auEh
lNt AND lNIFoN ARTICLE for he constantly hhp"ntehds
IN person thu entire process of manufacturing aud putting nr
for sale
This article has before the community for the Pc
Rod oihvr years during which mo has been anaiyed by
large number OF the repnt,d Chemists In dher'n P
snd has been tried by Farmers In nearly every SR
In the nion with almost varying success Perhaps "e t
the best proofs of Its value Ia the greatly increased demand
unprecedented in the history Of Artificial FortkeS anu not
cqnncd by Peruvian tuano itself which " possesses
much advantage from the of the ammonia SO volatile
matter IN unano Ia This preparation being ehaeaY hN"
agent only dissipang Itself progressively When heotl"
rated with the soil this available salt snlphac nmara
mated with soluble phosphate becomes fitted food for plants
all descriptions mud N hy them readily taken np IL e ho
found quite as active In Inducing early maturity ~ tuhh"
and much durhc terrifying TO the soil ana less 20
laiie.
As thoro large number Of supor Phoshatea In mke
for the value Of which would not like to he Responsible
earnestly request all purchasing TO be careful 10 obtain t'
GENUINE ARTICLE Which will be warranted by my hrtita
ted agents all ef whom OF acknowledged res"ctahu
and TO them hold myself responshe for tho Rood fhaa
super phosphate. Al packages will be destnsy hah
ed Consumers and dealers VIII be enabled To mako fat"
men's for lhcrsurpy uItable terms with my agon
with my sell
MESSkS II &. HARDY & co, my accredited and
sole Agents for the city of ietorsburg -.
q. u DIBIRu,
isre,yai Caoais and sole Proprietor williamsburg,
dts
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TERMS.

r vtpGINyAN l. published daily 81, and trweekly at
- snnum In advance paper will be discontinued ex
thr onton of the preors until all arrear"ge shall
ave been paid :. -, -. -. 49,, ,ra =,
nvERriSEMENr9 inserted for 30 cents per SQUARE
t,, on le for the Gr insertion and y cts Tor eaen con
unss ordered inner form weekly, and then ~ Gus
@ are will be charged for each Insertion II me %
s,rtions he not marked the MS it will be pao'hea ' "
dcrel out and charged accordingly .. ,,,,
W." " THE, YEARLY RATES AREi Al.
For one square, daily. 20
For one do somiweekly. .'...''''''. AZ
do 80 = =.
n ended both papers subject TO spe
C al contract -, ,,., -, ,h.;r Immediate
ar thn nenfs charged at transient rates
ss III new ayertsements appear In the dahy anu '''
weekly papers, t.n, ,i,.s +. .rc cha araed
tnablv
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NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
<,ONNOu.IY ADAMS, Tobmree cossm

\ SION MERCHANTS, No, II FnoEI atr oi New y ork,
80 Liberal adv nncoH consignment
Nr ,NNls q ADAMS would he pleased hear from his
nIenls al thia house JAMES A, CONNOLLY,
anil n div RoBT " ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-29
To rmE AFFIlCTND.

n uPORTANT TO THE AfFLoCTEO.-
i DIR JAMES a. tLOPTON, who has, for number Of
wears successful In curing CANCERS, ULCERS. Tu
MORS SORE LEGS Sc Offers TO Druggists, Doctors and
Farmers that bc afflicted remedy IN use for
,uch dseaeH lie viii give his remedies together with
all other with diagnosis OF all such
will yield treatment the small sum of $50 Address,
JAMES A. CLOPTON,
~. Louis, Missouri
T. S.p.rsons purchasing Dr. Goptons remedies VIII mol
give them To others Rominnces OF ~lnD
frequently made for box OF tho ointment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-29

V.I
gP IRBY having expired by limitation Is
mis- DIV dissolved thanks to our old friends d
liberal patronage since We nave ue ~ nus
ness and ask continuance the new concern oil ma
& SAUNDERS.
early practicable as rs very oeN
" SAUNDERS s. lRBN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

More New sssods-2ssh March, 1s56..Jno.
Nu PunvIs agent Is aeing good bar gains In ~ kpes
of Dry Goods The public will pease call and examne ~
Cloths Cassiercs vestinRs Mousns Merrnos AZ
paeese also hi. stock White Goods. Domestic Got
-, S' - ~ - " ''''7 ~ ma % itsf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-29

The via Ohio River slight adVia'e IS
charged al the way by Railroad No Storage CharSed
on Goods thr0p9h line Consign to
BRIDGFORD & Co. Richmond
REFERENCES IN RcHMoSD.-Sterns BrummeI IinSey
Co. Scdcn & Miller, j II Claiborne, D. w wright
q Co Chas 4 Worthnm Co. Shields SommerVlle and
Tln,a,,Is bovounor Io
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-29

scIcrtric'Oii-iust received, Sy roN,.s
r. gld@ets) ''H"''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-29

WV G8op n. o. ssGsAE. ARD NOLAs-
ne LIS " ~ lI<EY & SAUNDERS.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

(NIONER SEED.-pRlME NEW GLOVER SEED
- ior sale ON the best CRENSlIAW s CO.
feb 2J.ts North side af lr BASIN, Richmond, Va
L.. .k0NsCEk, BEsOTIIEW \ CO., Rich
As MoND. VA. prepared make liberal advances on
consgnmonts Of MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO, and
produce generally 10 the address OF their friends Messrs
Brummcl \ Registers, No 90 Water street, New York.
Shipments Messrs Brnmmcl Roystcrs, through our
house, will b iorw ardod free OF charge.
A. l.. ROYSTER,
J y ROSSIER,
jan % JOSEPH RRI' MME14
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-29

NEW GwOCERX. C"IMassION q FoK.

NEW GROCERY. CSn MISSION a FOR
~ WARDING UOuSE--Th subscribers have leased Tor
n term O. from Mr. G. II. Lynch his new Fire Proof
hung erected in this city directly opposite the depot
m V Il. T. H. r., and Immediately between the Railroad ana
anal for the purpose of carrying general GROCERY,
lNssToE AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, under the style
hnt drn of BLACK s. PETTYJOHN. We oher TO our
LENDS and the public generally, and well selectse
so'h Of Groceries Liquors, &c III exchange for cash or
try produce and earnestly SOLICIT call from them before
,i'asng e.f -
good supply Lime plaster and Cement KEEP On hand
"tth will be sold low AT any other hse in he cry
All goods consigned to will be Tardcd with dis'
patch, part liar attention paid to the order OF Them
We offer our vices agents for the sale OF heat rour
aaeco, Corn Oats &c, &c. Charges reasonable ana no
As satisfaction Account OF safes rederep
S soon made A. j. BLACk,
aug A. A.. PETTYJOHN
IWENDOW SHADES and Gilt COrnice.-
just opened the Spring, tne assortment OF Wn
ow and varr Inn,,, S, s,ycs SIMPSON a. BRO
'Pl l4-lYc2,y
sfsleGUNPOWDER TEA AND SHsi & hEa.>
- III for sale bv STABLER s JONES,
t5ltlcts Druggists
NEW CROP n. q. ssGaEs AND MOEAS-
- Sl-a Just received and for sale hy ,,.,,ryu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-29

& - regular apprenticeship in the town OF front Koyat
22 ard five Years experience with John n Bailey, IN
tho business located at the lower END oi MAN street.
.nohnro where am prepared to manufacture CAaRAGEs
,GoNs WHEAT DRILLS With Guano Plaster ana oeo" "t
disposed to patronise will have the srctes
,ention paid them. ,-. -.
,yill make Wagons with wood or iron aSles -,
rIa Wheat Drills are known the Rohr JACKSON flls
ev win he nut up tbe best odrer aud @s the are IN great
md those IN want will well to give early orders TO
ma 3 c6m 49, =
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va uERrIrRy OR NATSEOUS DRUGS uSED
W. mr.. JOHNSTON.

,Inber of the Roval College OF Surgeons London
] 81 tho most eminent Colleges of the United states
,,r mart of whose life has been spent in the hrst
o London Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
a. ,,,e Of the most astonishing cures that were ever
many troubled with rim ing in the head ana ears "hsh
en great nervousness being alarmed at sudden sonhus
md b,.bfness with frequent blushng attended sometimes
auo - 1-nrn cnrCd imlnenatelN.
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Gtf 9uofpfnoeut.

KIss1xG.-Kissing is an accomplishment
that should form part Of every gcntleman's
education. A man that is too bashful to kiss
lady, as Mrs. Galaprop would say, when ali is
agreeable is poor good-for-nought. = = Don't.
bungle the matter by five minutes torture, like
cat PLACING with a mouse. Kiss girl deliberately
sensible oil the time Of the great duty you per-
Hrming-but remember also that kiss, to be en-
joyed in its full flavor, should be taken fresh, like
champagne, just from the flask All! then you get
it in all its airy md spirtuele raciness. If you wish
. sentimental kss-and after all they are spicier-
steal your arm around her waist, take her hand
softly in your own, and then, tenderIy drawing her
towards you, kiss her as you might imagine zephyr
to do it We never exactly timed the accomplish
ment with a stop watch, but we've no doubt the of.
fair might BIO managed very handsomely in ten
seconds. The exact point where lady should be
kissed may be determined by theintersecton Of twS
imaginary Ines one drawn pcrpendicula,ly down
the cchtrc Of the oe and the other passing at right
angles through the line of the mouth.