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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17


he Telegraph announced the arrival of the
'e"rgr Inv At New York with California dates
| IL The @Jtb ult. The mails last evening bring Us
the following additional items:
he notnrtans hjghwaynan known rs Tom Bel
! hhs been taken aud executed in rulare county
lie was executed few hours after lac was captur-
ed. lust before his death he allowed t. write
the following letter 10 his mother. who resides in
Tennessee:
SANJoAQU1N. Oct. 4th 1856
DEAR MOTHER As | am about 10 make nv
exit 10 another country take this opportunity
to write you \ few lines. Probably you may new
er hear from me again. II not hope we may meet
where parting is no moro.
In my pro liEal career in this country have
always ree"lleced your fond admonition>; and If
had lived up To- them probably would not have
been IN my present condition.; hat, dear mother.
although my fate has hren cruel one vet have
no one to blame bat myself. Givelny respects To
all my old youthful friends: tell them to beware
OF bad associations. and never to enter int, any
gambling saloons. for that has been my ruin.
II my cid grandmother is living remember mo
tohor With thesh remarks, bid you farewell
forever.
Your only by, Tom
Bri was about 20 years of age. educated add
formerly physician. He went to California il,
1919.
Charles E. Jones, formerly of Albemarle coun.
ty, Va. died at jamestown Sept. %.
The State Agricultural Fair was held at san
Jose on the 9TH 1t was largely attended. a.
mong the articles exhibited was fine specimen,
Of California grown cotton.
Trade, ao a general thing, has been active at
san francisco daring the last two weeks; the u
mount OF goods going into the interior has never
been exceeded for the same space of time
There is n good deal of building aud various 9th
or kinds ot Improvement going ON in and about
the city at present
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

Tie Petersburg Democrat learns that it il
more than probable that the Governor of Nirginia,
will call an extra session of the Legislature this
winter The meeting,it says will be called b.
fore the 1t Of January.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
,Ene lAmilni Anlrrirn kSnrsttOL

A telcgraphic despatch from VAS inpton states
that oar go.er..lnent has received from Mr. Dial
In. the treaty recently negotiated with England
f.a the settlement of the Central American qucs-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

Texas papers OF the 9Th instant indicate tn"
success OF buchanan in Tint state by 1000 MA
jo.i,y. Louisiana is conceded hy the Americans
TO have gone for the Americans bv 1000 mnj"r
ty. Thee mr.. the last dauhifai States except Cal
if rnIa viii h cunnot be heard from this month.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

tue Of ad'oreSl order Of tho Circuit Court of Grpph
county 10 directed In the OF Noss Lakewood
W. she IN MONDAY, the ath day of January ts5
henE Court day proceed to soil tho Negro Girls In tho
ceenes mentioned credit of six months tho pure
giving bond with approved security
,INO { MfRRUl4l o.,
ED ID CHRISTIAN ''"i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

The Misses Warner, authors of 1.-The Wide.
Wide World,n 1.-The Hills of Shattamuc," &c,
&c. are at present sojourning with Professor
Bledsoe,' at the University
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

senator Cu-s and MIR Buchanan passed through
Philadelphia Thurs lay morning IL attend The fu
neral of Mr. Clayton, at Dover, Del, that nitsr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
FUTURE DAVIS.


- day of December next the residence of VIM T.
defd shall sell large quantity of Corn and Tobacco
RAJ work Oxen and some twenty valuable Slaves Terms Oa
] y. SLAUGHTER,
- Nv dutr " S4aff
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

Cod David G. Potts, of Peter -burg, has been
chosen treasurer of the Petersburg and Weldon
railroad John +. Willis was chosen ticket
agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
supposed Loss Of the stcam.r superior, with.
ali om Hoard. &C.

The propeller Manhattan arrived at Cleveland.
on the 18th. with advices to the Both ult., from
Superior City. The Steamer Superior. bound ~,
from Chicago with u fal, load Of freight and pa
sengers left the canal on the 25th. since which
time she has not been seen heard Of. 1t il
supposed She has gone down with all on board
The schooner Z. G. Roberts, which left portage
on the both ult. and the steamer Lady E gin.
which left St. Alary's River for Chicago on tho
81 instant, have not been heard Of, and it j.
feared they also lost.
There l3 inches of snow ut Ontonagon on
the Both.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

\ brig of $50 tons called the Morning star
WINS launched W, dncsday noon. from Chelsea
Mass II was built bv subscriptions from Sab
bath Schools, and will be dedicated to missionary
transportation,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

Buchanan'~ minority over the fusion IL LOB
and over all other candidates is 105.
These two are the Fusion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
Rejection OF II knusns Aid Hili in the vermont

The Vermont Legislature have rejected the
bill providing for the giving of 100000 of the
State funds for tie mid of the Free State party in
Kansas. by II majority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
0.itp aha State IUSits.

.r.=....>,1rs D,tNGs-DEaarrA.y ZRA4p,yT ~,
avn TuaIsANn GrNs. r,,s M pls,.e -
- Tu,rsANB ron ILLINOIS & Dargf.s an ,,>r
aIllIos foa rHe Sr,ns-Fnr nrNnnfp p,nrlr,
- .st,.rzs,yp Rs4s ,>n Ft,.t ~ - NJ,
ryrfszr,a a,aarts. Flar B,l,s Avn Ssy ~ '"+
IS ,pr>pANr--A GRItr Row. Gsxre.,ty
The .anterriied oftLi ei., celebrated ,Ie,, r,,.
,ir5ory and our recent welcoming Friday a., 8. s..l
Wonld thar our noon pen could do i, ins,ico b,,, 40
sbr4k from the task anl VIII o9Ic eale,t,r :, 40
the
rrasUfVgE
II Snnlry runs for tIY Rrs3l, reorr,li
nd Spndry more for Illinois 4 Dan,,I.s al,
I'd One Fire Ball and 2 ,.nj,,gcrs
an Another Fire Daf and z .. ,,..,.r#,
9Th one Tar Barrel
gil g'ev, Fire t'r,4lors
m, one Fire Cracker Ivanld,,t ,o.oqA
9Th cpce,b ! : ,,,ia.,t.s ,,,,, =. - = III - IL
crater ealnto5 mi sro III ,A ~ - -
md rrtired4 '''a p9P N's'1''e'''
OH Tbreo cls,r. -. p,,l,,.,, t,.. ;
10Th One nael- s,niI,- all - In
~, o,,ec,il, III -, -, So
l9tb Free Il - n,,n,,r,. t:,.., n,
,,aracv ,rin,,nba,, W III 1''s'"'''' D''
13th 0pe .hs,ftel ST., pa,la,r
,t,h 1,ta 9 if''
m fo5 , AZ o ~ WV 4l,eN-
IA e,5.o,lal - ,es - - 10y = "n' o'' 'aoH'
III Al. , ,'''
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'' ''''' 'o''o"'" =! o4e eoou'
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iath =, i,tla -, go
ioth ono r., Vs. NJ.
aoh A,atLa WI - .a,'' ts Nj. -. -.
o., en-. 60 49,.
49,, - - ~, NJ ,'i o"ii'l'' s''ou'''
49, -, o. = 90 " o''''
o,1s 1,;1d;t 1 - ~ N'l''Iy" ~
O''.''s''' ''' useless h'''a9"oo'
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-, a. an ''.',,',N ''s.! NJ -, ms PoPuial
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
Death OF VI. CADET.

The founder "f the 1cariau Community Mt E,,u-
voc, NJ. CADET, died at st. Louis on the 9th inst
OF an attack of apopleXy. NJ. Cabets name has
been brought permanently before the pubic
within the past four or five years, in connection
with his new socialistic enterprise, and he has
been subjected To much criticism and anmadver-
sion. The Community at Nauvoo founded
upon the ruins of the Mormon company Of 1oe
Smith, and the buildings occupied by the altcr
devoted to the use of the Icnrans. he
agc of NJ. CADET was bout 90 wears.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
Failure in New Norl,

NEW YORK, Nov. Like Martin, President
of the Board of Brokers in this city, failed TO
meet his liabilities to-day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
NJAGBN n S.lg,BRAu.
II Produce aud ON, mi .sion Merchants,

DAGRy 4 s.1g.IRAu.
ID Produce aud Commission Merchants.
PETERSBURG Va.
Office ic Exchange building four
Liberal advances made eonsignments.
late Of the Rialtn MIL Petersburg Va
II late Of buckingham County. Va
Refer 10 Messrs Mcwaine Son a Go. Moasra Coehil.
Weeks Kerr aud hcsrs Sm tn Stone Banks Petersburg
Massrs Harvey Aruislsad, Lewis Webb Esq. and Geo
BaFby, Esq llrhmoud
Measrs ii q Richardson Co. Messrs Anderson & wal
and Vaughan Esl Cashier Farmers hank, Farmvia
Mtrs lrhy Saunders AMI Messrs dlass Rane, Lynch
bur
Mctsrsz Icsae Jones & g. Narfora
tn,rofs fopsrllsa 2e"pts per Bushels an Grain, ~
egypt hen stored hcu - per Tobacco 81 per HID Cot
"a al cents per bale II. q q.
~ dXrts
svaiR. rNLH.: EAsR.:!-The Union Agri-
n cultural Fair he hold u Petersburg the 2s %2ud 2
and sth bids he attractive than heretofore,
AID tie Stock Goods Merchant Tailoring and Ready
Mad Clothing House viii be found amply sufficient - meet
tie tastes Of all whn choose give call II IL worth tho
trouble through aud examine stock of Cloths.
Casshn'rs Veatnga Ready Made Clothing and Furnish
Ing Goods Il only aud gentlemen respect
fully whether Wishing Fouds not lint VIII
that II thy for sale NJ les prices than
A. other house the Guy the class OF goods
riIos W. RoYSToN.
oct lGdt, d sycamore street
NEENsCaN GlANO aud hone Du.s.-Whiss
We aud bewu Mexican Guano aud bone Dust OF superior
quality. In 9elehy II. e. HARDY " co.
ser wi dts Petersburg.
~ A.nvd Fine snit M o,acn,i, a. pee ted ~ cit
Nns Point for sale hy II q. HARDY a co.
uet 81 4
6uOvEH SEED, Of PRISE a""li,, for -"Ic TO
u otiade by II { HARDY . co.
Y iCORlCE pAsTE.-G. q. Ouomon,- "a"
aud other brands store and To arrive, for sae by
" &. HARDY 4 co.
"etarts Pet 'rahurg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

y
assumed HE eaEe Of this Establishment tho pro
prictorso lelis the patronage Of the public.
The Western Stages Leave Ills House every morning.
aN avs the Depot 10 convey passengers and thei
baggage 70 the Hotel
--r.. ! % nr,ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

A'nRSEs4E HOUSE.,
"a Muin street, tyuchburg, Va.
"Nol'NEIl' has undergone change OF construction
HIT rarrs footing ia the hest modern built Hotels OF
lhr country
The interior contains convenience for guests
aul 1t furnished 9 IF fIEu tNeE anl COMFORT suited
10 he TASTES st all and character that viii make rank in
fact. With thc tfst eta's Hotels of the country.
WELLS & HYDE,
%
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
SALE NEGROES.

u Ivy virtue Ui two doorecs OF the County Court Of Camp
bell in the case Of Bshap and vito 60 Douglass nn IL
aud others and Smith and others douglass aud wife
othris shall HE 18th day ol eeemher next at the lat
residence of Ralph Smith, decd in the County vt Campbell
proceed TO sell about l. likely NEGROES These
mostly Young consisting of mcn women boys and glr's
Trims SiN months credtbonds " it'll nudnuhtod security
MILTON l.. BlS1top Nulnr
The aho,e sale will tako place NJ the time of the sale
the Lands by tonr 4 l. Christian luov l5etl Lice
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
Communication Merchant,

wv u.JGsTHs.
W. Communication Merchant.
RICHMOND Va,
Socits consienments Of country produce VIII give strict
personal attention me sale of all kinds Of country produce
and 10 buying aud forwarding Goods. has arrange
by which hc furnish goods IA, patrons at about
wholesale prices Inci II d6m'
l.. =. CLARK
xNvAshEsNesrON ssOasE.
w CHURCH STREET.
iYNCHnrRa, Va.
10 - dcflv SNEAD 4 CLARK, Perpetrators.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

z IAIE JONDiNN HOT EL--Ih' SnN9'riher having
purchased The property and taken charge of II int ns
PVT complete repair Hercspecully socts call
frau Lis friends th patrons Of tn house aud The pub
liz iu general. Wan 4. CLEMENT.
DO ltff4r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
RICHMOND ADvERTIsENENIs.


II EXALa. Architect, assisted BY -. n. Glsp-
ton. Engineer, aud Frederick Kosch and e. Heinrich.
Architects and Draughtsnen prepared To furnish
Specifications all kinda Of buildings
ensry. Special attention viii be PAID 10 the construction Of
entrusted TO his charge Surveys Of Land Mines and
will be the shortes, and the ap
proved plans Address II. FxALf.
nov l.dSeis Architect, Richmond, Va.
OF VIRGINIA MAN IN
E@UTFACTURE-rhe subscriber soicits ordaIs for e4lv
IlHa kinds Of Glassware which will be spd at nv
s>As Northern prices, delivered nj any point In Rich
mond free Of charge ny pnrehasng in Richmond dealers
wsarc tho expense freight well as the breakage In
transportation Catalogues viii he furnished containing ar
sls and prices Kind If GLASSWARE made order,
short notice and ou the reasonable terms
a = LIE. Ngt
for the Manufacturer,
oct II dts Richmond. Va
toI0 uBriS HOTEL for Rent q Tense
- ihMIblAfE lpSsESSIDS-Thc above old and we'll
established hoiel IN Richuoud
loSseseion There chambers 1eent hundred
les The dining ron by a feet The are extensive
fnicut
and large stable and large carriage houses, dc,
This property well known that any further description
To good The
sop lDc2awts y. D. CREkSHAW.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

RIAL ESTATE IN WYTHE CorNrY-WrsrFRS DIS
rRicT.-Whole amount of land with the improve
ments in the Western District of Wythe county under
The assessment OF $50 529 81
Do. for the Lots and Buildings in the
Western District ............. ......... 82lsO 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

GREAT Bnrgains in Double umd single
~ Blanket Shawl from 81 so to 81 90 Also seers
assortment OF superior Bed Blankets suitable
sing gentlemen which together with Blankets for servants
viii be offered a, very low prices for cash.
ruvTts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

SFSEVES FATE& 10. Com m isl ON We're hnnt l.
U AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE or VIRGINIA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nos CIV CD Magazine street
Y hmm. n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
~
I,ystsi,bslrE, Va,

SNCssFER HOUSE.
IA Iyuchburg, Va,
THO G. LANCASTER late OF FmcHStc. aHhes pleasure in
his old friends aud the public
eray tm he has taken aud opoued that large and com
inodeus new House opposite The Depotn this place II" Is
prepared To give them welcome reception.
iulv IA c.nos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

N CANrhflI touNtY-By virtue of two decretnl erlcn
of the Circuit Court of Campbell county pronounced nj tn
MAY aud October Terms s6 in hoonse bishop and viz
aud others v aus aud vito and others the undersigned
appointed Commissioner h'rehy, will on Thursday tho t
DAY ot bcocmh,t II tat, not the tar DAY, III
promises proceed To- sell the ends said drcrecs mentioned
NJ public auction, credit ~ II aud - months uNco
much may he necessary 10 dohav the expenses Of eo
the purchasers giving bonds Wit" approved p.roua sccnry
mud the title retained until the final men Wad" lh,
dover interest Of MIS- Smith In consequence ct her death
hnvn heCumr surc 10 advisor among TIT LekaeeH ht
tract OF lud contains between tul aud 1000 arus 1t
tho Hrue lanlot which Rail Smith d seized and possessed
II lies On NtaanHn River Campbell CaunlV adJetnng hs
lands Of ~ billiard Mr. Arnold and otheiA Anelltol
and about 70 miles from iyuthhnrr II has upon II loos
Dwelling Iousc all necessary cut honi"s With good Stala
Corn House Tobacco Btus, aud Wheat Barn lhoro lis
ug quantity at River and Greek Low Grounds Of hrst ~
quality til, tract with alrge quantity In original gtoWt
WI mhored Further description Is deemed unnes tHsay
rsoug wishing hus viii the lands before puehnsnf
It will he shown by Mr. B'shop and others IN the llasn
th" tract vii h. dvid,dnto parco "a suit purchasers
.etll4ar T. u. CHRISTIAN Com.
! Will. The above day the sale Of the land az,
adnr Of MI Hh sel al the crop of 1en Oats Fodder
Study ot nLa nnrs.A aud Cnlilr aud llonl.od and kln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
HomN w. TowNLT,, At,"r":, a, law,

- lie Iii attend all & C7rs ot the City of l.yucLburg
ar.l thu c.uHios Of Campbell and Bedford
IL WI give strict attention 70 the collection of Gains
ufee iu Scheduled building. Market street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

MIlts AsuyE IYNcHBUHo- Intending II 10 South |
shall sell at Pnhr auction to the hghesl hdo On the lsh
NuyrmhHr eaf If fair il not thu neat fair e part OF my
farm Wing James River y mile above Yut urr say abou
'uacres arso portion heavily umbeed and hne tuha' land
The cleared land IL well adapted all The Hnlr foduea
The II desired will sell the Hholo farm, ehnatn
upwards ano crop Of wheat ipseclel Terms O
rrH made the lay of san Sale take llno"o
tho promises Il O'Clock NJ. Any information "biaino
rs addressing THOMAS II SCOTT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

There is ~ union here of hearts
That has mt here an cad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

6As. ~. KllkEH.
y General Iscni Eatnte uad and Agent.
LFCoNProN. KANSAS rfRRroRY,
VIII attcr strictly buying lots in this or towns Ia This
Territory and also to buying selling and locating Land War
rants Letters answered by return mail nov 5dlN
: IMAM.
q. ""'II"AN" SCI :" iron, 81. New vo.l.
Agents for the Sale Of VIRGINIA MANufACfl RED
TOBACCO Liberal advances made on ConsEnmenis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

/ Will The above day after the sale Of the land Al
admr Of Nh Hh sell al the crop of Sern oats Fodder
Stock Ut Hogs IurstN aud Cattle and ouood and kitcb
O. Furniture at which she died Possessed
MILTON l.. BISHOP
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

II NAS Il for sale two fine Pianos n nd
the other nearly bargain b. had by early april
cation to J. N. GORDON. Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17
IL w. MmAcM. Al1o.nc, a. INV. michmond.

~ Va will practice In The Courts Of Richmond CITY In the
touutr Of Gooehand and Louisa and m'hc supreme Court
~ The L. =. and Court OF Claims. Washington d G.
.Y'orrrcf Wig Bulur Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

1t. Snnlry guns for tie Result generally
nd. Sundry more tor Illinois Douglas. specially
Sd. One Fire Ball and nigeer,
4th Another Fire Dall and uis1er,.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

Fmr.-The Rockingham Register says that stable
belonging to D. Il H. lorrer, nj Shenandoah Iron
Worls in Page county, Was consumed by fire on Tues
d 4iIht last, together with largo quantity Of gear
aHa di3cta-sr rdqo5}s n4es The loss supposed to
be from $1,000 to s? 600 The fire was accidental,
having been communicated by II GIFTED candle which
some was using in the stable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-17

NOI0cE.--Ali persons isdc btrd Ia Ebilip W
~ Payne are requested 30 and make
"e payment to Ithr seuce cannot given
nov IA j. n. GORDON. Trustee
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-23
THE NAN ON THE I;iBER(:.

1T is a man '" sud the captain. handn.
his telescope 10 III" matr after a long. steady
look and hc seems frozen hard and fast 10
the side of the ic.'cro."
Keep her away. - cried the skipper so
90. Steady '' and hv thus at-rir. our
course We drought the b,.r. right ahead.
TIE iceberg had beer in SIGHT since the
weather cleared ~ mldni.if. when 1t looked
like some high rocky hcalllnd except that
by Watching the bright stars behind il, We.
could see its .; santic on.lin" swa,in. solemn
" and mai">tirally up and down. There
was something >ubiimrlv grand in the slow
stately movement ot such mass. There it
hoatcd, larnc cnou.h, had it been land. to
have been the ,lweilins-rlacc OF hundreds of
human beings. The lower part was 50 dark
purple AS :" look almost black but higher
up. it shaded of TO a hri. hit azure. then 10 IA
light pale green, wiilc On lis lot,v summit
were long slender spires and Iinnalrs. and
and pieces OF thin transparent ice. worked IN
to all manner o! fantastic iuIns, adj either OF
a crystal whi,rne>s or tinted with a beautiful
pale pink. Tirre were bays and I,onlon,o-
rics, caves and cro.tos hills and dtlls, with
every variety OF light ana shade. The Is
land was almost equally divi I'd by great
valley running through its centre. This was
half filled with snow, which, ii,awing slowly
In the sun. formed the source OF "a waterfall.
at hight 50 great that it was blown and
scattered into rain before it reached The sea.
Around its hase--on which the sea wa> break
ing with noise less booming and musical
then when ii dashes on the enlid shorc-was
a broad band Of frozen spray. which, glitter
ing in the sunshine. looked Ike the SILVER
setting Of an enormous sapphire.
No, far from the top, aud On tn" side near
est to US, was vast, smooth, CLASSY plane,
inciinins steeply towards the sra. ard terra
mating abruptly in tremendous ovrrlang-
ing prrcipice. In the very centre of ihis
ploue, :ho,e among Is who had good eyes
cou.. zee d .nai ia k.:ol 4 "a g -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-23
lie h'> bound two hearts to him forever

'ift h'> bound two hearts to him forever
mnrmurtd her mother.
Yes, dear Mr.. Miner. little he thought
h"" MAI! comforts we waited Now We
need not STINT III" fire: we nav hnv coal. aud
have one cheerful blaze please God. And
'he tea. III" >''Il ot CARPET tl. .,,-~-. the lit
Tie iuNn'Ics ior 5on. dear mother: and tl..
Tine a'd Nciv few book, tor r,>cH de-.
cla"" m 80 thankful. | feel a> if | cucl.t to
90 i1"ht hak and 'eil HIN that W. shall love
h''h a> !oig a> We i've
nat c','ing the crate, hcaprd with Lc
h'"h. gave 'lr little room an air of rudhy
comfort. Eva sat near crcurlS bound soft
" hacl from hcl pure forehead, iniitirrg a
t"urhin" letter 10 their bcnrtactor. Her
m"ihrFa ia"t. ightcd with he loss Of rankcr-
III" care, >hone ~I'h a pla id >nilr, and her
every th"n"ht was PRAYER calling down
blessings n!on the good rich man.
In another room. far different from the
w"io" ) home, but a 81 bright with the hazr
OF genial iiIe. W!.o>c red LIGHT made richer
the polish Of co>i!, furniture, sat the nob.
mrr' l,"nt.
Pa. what makes you look 50 happy . ak
cd Lima, hrau'i!u g,ri. p,a>ln. her sinoui Il
hi,.d py"r ii, brow
Don't Ia ways look happy, my little Ii
ma
'lc>. but Won keep shutting your ewes and
>mll'ng->o; aLd her ir.ht Lace reflected
lis o"n. i t;.ink ."'i'yc i ii something yer,
nlre to DAY: what vas it =
Docs niy little dlu.l,Icr really want (,
hno" what .,i> AIDE her father 80 happy :
!igrr Is my H.br: let hrr turn TO ,hc Act,
o; ife Apostles. 2"ih chapter, Ssh vrr>,
and read it ,arrfnilv.'
lhr beautiful chIli turned revercn:lv tn,
pages Of the holy book and ,s she read, she
looked ~ IA i!ert,thrr'> c,r>-
And :" rcnrnl,cr he words Of ;!,c Lord
Jesus. how ir. >al;. 1t Is more blessed to CIV,
ita'i 10 rcc,lst.
Nu! Anow, >h. sad! lavinr her ro>,
check upon Ll> hand !: ',uu htsc been CIV
in- something 10 SOM. poor rr,ar. a. You
dIh las week, and hr thanked y0u. and SAD
''"I bless You, and hats what makes you
happy
Lima rad col t;:ratinn in her f..l,cr'.
>rniic-''ut hr sad un,i,iur. mnlv kr,t re-
r"htln. I" himself the words ot ~. I.o~t
Jesus. ltI> more t.l,.<>rd to ave than to re
CvlNc. t.5-. EI1rh