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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25
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GREENoc, Oct. 3l.-'lhe snip Cubun, of this
port. Capt. Galloway. which Arrived here from
prmarara On Wednesday. met with most OK
tiaardinarv adventure on her humeward voyage.
About o % =. NJ. of the 10th instant, nautical
time.) when in lat. Is - y. lon. % Sd w the
ship. which running before the wind at the
rate of - knots an hour, received such n severe
shock that she heeed over several sirakes, and
her way was completely stopped, while the men.
who were sleeping on the sarboard berths OF the
iopgnllant inreeaste, were thrown out upon their
chests. shortly after the shock an immense
whale rose at n short distance from the ships
quarter, and after living motionless for Il short
Time as If stunned by the blow, swan toward the
vessel as if with the intention of repeating the
attack. Ii was n moment of intense anxiety on
board. but fortunately, when close to the stern,
the monster wheeled round in the opposite direo-
tion and Owed, throwing with his tail. as he dld
so. quantity of blood aud water on board. 1t
was u moonlight night, and the bulk of the huge
animal could be seen distinctly towering to
considerable height above the surface. When
he Owed his tail appeared 10 those on board to be
from thirty to forty feet out of the water. IN
pumps we're sounded, but the ship was found to
be making no water. From the force OF the
blow. and the fact that the second mate though
shock occurred, it is supposed that the fish made
II regular attack upon the ship and was not come
in contact with while asleep. An estimate OF It's
immense size and power may be formed from the
fact of its bringing To stand still deeply laden
ship of 500 tons sailing at the rate of nearly ten
knots an hour Gretnock idrertiser.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25
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MTOREELL tIOIsE.
~ Main Street, E4yncI.bur2, VT.
THE "NORN ELL" has undergone change II
places footing with the bcft modern built Hotel,
the country.
gucsi
furnished style and COMfoRT
the all and o character that Will make ranh,
Tact wiz the first class Hotels Of tine country.
WELLS & HYDE.
J pronr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

CorNry NEws.--We will take it especial la-
yor if friends in this aud NIL the surrounding
counties viii send regularly the itema of mars Of
their respective neghborhoods. faithful record OF
home occurrences adds much to the interest Of Il
newspaper, and such cannot furnish without the
assistance of friends. Brief notices OF sales of
land and servants of accidents crimes deaths, mar
rages, private improvements roads schools churches
public charities and thousand other Subjects will
al contribute 10 the interest of this department.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25
HtNJ. n SOWIIN, " a TooT. \. AlEN ANDFH
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. yOWEuN

~ foot & co. tSuceessors 10 ed W I. smith, Com
mission Merchants for the sale of Tobacco Flour Wheat and
other grain
The undersigned have formed partnership in the Commits
sion business Col VIM T Smith and solicit
continuance of the patronage hosov ed ON him All
of produce made by friends will with
prompt attention and quick Office j b & b II.
Nowm's. Bl.&J II NOWIIN.
W. \ TnOr,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

II =: WILLIAM., M;e.ms.a, w, Tr.a:. .

II ~. WILLIAMS, Sic hmoHd, VA, rrodHe.
lie COMMISSION MERCHANT "a GANERAL AGENT
Rec1ing and forwad Mannfaasta Tobacco Mercaa
disc SOihee Shcck clip, Immediately opposite Choek
Warehouse Particular attention paid filling orders for
begs leave his thanks his
the public for the very liberal patronage extended
o him during his business eon""s' Nh. Mcssrs, Booker
Watkins Richni has entirely issoly ed)
with ample facilities for the of business and
having brought principles
he feels assured that the of Assgners be faithfully
represented in his hands Prompt cash made mned
aely after eeetng SALE He respectfully refers to the follow
ing gentlemen
Jno M Otey, Chiswel Dabney, esqr MessIs Saun-
les and rhy McCokle Jones and D. r. c. Peters, Lynch.
burg; Messrs Lewis Webb Son, and Wardworth Turner
& Co. Richmond Capt p. NJ. Payne, T. Fl billiard es9r'
aud Maj T. w. Jones' Campbell Col Daniel Coleman Col
Stephen Coleman T. White, esqr, Col VIM Rison ana No.
W Williams esqr Pitts lyana DIR. Geo Hnrston " w.
Martin, esqr., and W. p Terry, esar, Henry
I-rtS
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nwEr..NG suon-c, .,,ncL.ni.n,. shop and

DWELLING IIo0-c, BincLsmith's shop and
IL FARMS FOR RENT For rent, for years,
tho large Brick Dwelling HOUSE, tue mouth of North
River formerly occupied by Mr. Darst Tavern Also the
Biat k-ttl Ship the fork of the quarter
milo East OF the Natural Bridge with comfortable log
w ling horse five Of arabic Land and full
supply of fuel This excellent stand for good Black
smith,
have Farms Rope cry. la Amherst, with Log
Cabin improvements, which will sell kase
years guod Ten thousand cords of wood
he spared from the land which "a Of osceue quality for
Tobacco Potatoes It is we'll watcrcd about mile
James River C.. G BALDWIN,
nov IL dlt&cw2w Balcony Falls. Rockbrtdge.
Two THE eGKIaC.- POngucs Pairnt Cement
Pipes, the cheapest and most durable PIPES Of
the public The nndusHnc Palentets viii under
AXE aud jobs plhg good terms All contracts
Address, Sannder, Stare T. o, Rockbridge Co..
Va. j. ID & W. l.. pOAGUE.
~ We caution the public against infringing Right,
and Patcnt Pipe unless made by authorised agents.
asgnees will hold the using the Pipe,
sble for damages
Date of Patent November -, 1851.
june IL w6mos j. II. 4 ". p. POA tUE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

\ NV Posi- OFNc CT has been established AT Gun
vile, Henry county and Ewel J. Conner appointe
Pos Master
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

cAHx> CARKIAGGs! Cnrringrs.. cxrMN
691s-The subscriber respectfully informs his RfSI8-
friends and the public that he has
making daily nil the different styles Of Iarages
ockaways and BugRes, which finished III neat and
strong, suit the country All who good work
hed with get It of Lynchburg make without
going Yankee after it. All descriptions carriages
gges order, and all kinds repairing done
with neatness and dispatch. JND II. BAILEY.
The subscriber keeps and makes To order all
Wagons the largest horse wagon down TO the
smallest horse also, railroad carts heel.
bhTUws
hand several Spring Caryals-one and two.
horse, for moving peddling purposes
JOHN IL. BAILEY.
Rpl 1.dlmStts INnrhlurg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

PRoF. Nm. PAGE of the Buckingham Female In
atitGte has been chosen principal of the Ann Smitl
Academy, at Lexington, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

BARN BCRNEp.-We learn from the Rockingham
HsJisier, that the barn of Mr.. Daniel Murray near
Port Republic, in Rochiugh county wasViestroy-
ed by fire ON Sunday hight week. Nineteen barrels
of flour, 800 bushels of wheat 300 bushels Of rye,
quantity OF oats hay fodder and straw two Wagons,
a barouche, an omnibus, farming utensils and other
articles of value consumed. Eight horses were
in the stable. which rescued with great Difficult
" ~ Mr. Murray and his son, who were seriously
burned There no insurance upon the property.
The los, is about $4,000, and falls heavily upon an
enterprisng and worthy citizen. The fire was, doubt
less the work of some vile incendiary
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

DzFR HrSrNG.-The Charlottesville Jefersonan
saws that the party who hunted at Crawtord's, Au-
gasia county for FIVE days of last week, Killed ~
deer. This was the most successful hunt ever made
IA the Aor'h mountain. The party consisted OF y
hunters and So dogs. Dabney Carr, the patriarch OF
hunters. who is - years old, killed q deer.
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VNAs,IsNGTON HOUSE.


u. sNFap, l.. ,. q. IA
w CIT RCH STREET
LYNoIiBURG, ;.
lie 12dGc1v SNFAD & CLARK. Propreto :,
4 ANCASTER HOUSE.
- Bynchbury. Va,
THO G. LANCASTER late of Fncasie Va takes plcasu
announc ing his old friends and customers and the public
orally. that he has taken aud opened that large
inoious House, opposite the Depot this place II
prepared To give them a welcome reception.
july Ida e3mos
ISAAC \. SMITH. VIVIAN BENTHUYsFs
with n VAN BENTNINSEN.
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Agents for the Sale of VIRGINIA MANUFACTURE II
TOBACCO NEW ORLEANS, La, respectfully solicit consi,
Iaug 81 d&c}u
N w. PAGE, Attorney nj Inv, EynchbHr . E,
n Va has removed his Office the of the
telegraph Office, below the Farmers Bank.
jy 2ldScly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25
EOgsN II. OLIVER,
d No, ~ (.rayier Street.

% No. N GrnVifr HtfctI.
NEW orr FANS. In.
AGENT FOR TIE SALE OF MANUFACTURED TOBAt.
60, would respectfully solicit Consgnments from Manu-
with the that az Il" docs not
deal in the article Commission Merchant his whal
will lac devoted the Interests Those WIN
him with their consignnents, which liberal 40
will be ma'c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Keen Jesse Hare Co Hurt &
Preston, Knight Allen, Col. Aug. Letwieh, Amman ..
Hancock, Iynchhnrg Chas NJ Cosby. J. II HoIand Dan
vile: John :. Walker, Richmond
lGnAua
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

EuON AI.-Thc uudcr -scd hns al >, ri
nom liink Square TO Langhornc Wakups Hook Store
AMI connected hmsc with the above firm In the Music trade
nov IL W. L. GREENE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

NEW CONGEHN.-Ehr s"b~rribcr- have ns-
y sociated thcmscv, together uadcr the Ylr and firm "
J. Is a Il II NOWl1N for III" purpo.cu f dong general
GROCEEY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. in the city of
LNuchhurF aud hive taken the tfHomrn formerly
piod hy Tay iu Tnsly Co. door Ill" old stand Of
NuNu & Apperson whore they Will b" pleased to their
Old fIeuds the public generally. They Will keep
sauy hand large and we'll selected stock Of Grorort,
Staple Dry Goods Liquors, &c, which hny Will sell low fur
cash or to puncluhl customers on short time.
j. B &OWLIS,
late of The firm of Nonln & Appctson.
u. II. NOW Il,
OF the firm Of Davis, Novliu 4 10.
4
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us.yED. R,,,,, and Brown ,enns.-shn,c in

va store direct from Factories Of McSs Ammon e.
Bonsack fine mixed, black and brown Jeans
gentemen's riding pants which viii sell
an accommodating terms A. b. FUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

NEWSPAPERS 10 be fOOnd 1t NOkSE'8.-
~ London Illustrated News.
London Weekly Times
London Punch,
Flag of our Union.
Now Norh Daily and Weekly Herald,
Saturday Evening Post,
The Citizen,
BHlou's PICTORIAL
Frank Leslie illustrated Paper,
NHtercy Magazine
Homo Journal,
Scientific American
Portcrs Spirit Of the Times
rolec Gazette,
Nrw York Ledger,
Ihumpsnn's BANK Note Reporter
Subscription of the received furnished by
he All ale number
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

VuNiE ubscrher being thankful for The liberal patronage be
wed the different of which he has been
momber and promising that means shall be- "Ecricd to
please his customers would respectfully ask continuance OF
the S the Of J. Is N u II NoSlu, and
hopes be able to thou bnslnrss
j. - NOWIIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

NNtFNt'U ElRbs Win. NIONE Wnrrnm.
II TED--The subscribers inform
!. ] . I. !. ~
heir friends and the public that they <[aMsOH>
make order French Burr NH LkS3Tt/T3tfN
Stones, warranted TO he of the best /kXSv1tvxkxXN
quality, being made of Burr Blocks oi Le1<\S1UNkNSM
their importation, from the best I:IN\E%Z6N@Nak
quarries France They also keep EJk%SSA kSS>s9h
Tor sale cologne. ESOPtS q co lES.ys4ENESSYD
CALICO MIII-STONES Bnltinr VEs/<g4gNEyxW
Cloth and Calcinod Plaster. From tho M2$1fxHtVSTY
Senior Partners long experience In wTnneet.Is[/
the late firm OF Igerton MorriSS n
which IN member. and their crnlnaf 10 give
itlsftcon. they their orders shah be iait
nly and promptly hird by
WILLIAM HOGG 4 SON.
of North and Centre sts., opposite the Bali.
more Snsnnolanua X. Il. Depot Baltimore
lNnlA
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~ ttN to retire from business Commission Merchant and
take pleasure ia recommending friends. the
above firm successors In business Nm A. loot my
nephew has been long and favorahy salesman
and the other members OF the favurahv prompt
business VIM T. SMITH
lKf1y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

kybN kObES-NT hive or "Nb'hhto" very
- SILK Robes which the laies VIII penso call aud
seppt4 \ A SI1GI,Ei a co
UpIIGNuN FOUNDRY. ou the Canal above
II virginia Tennessee Ralrond bridge I4ynchbnr1, Va.
The subsribor having purchased tbs establishments aud
employed a e. bahnrY IN supeItntcnd aud work H. IS pre-
pared furnish short steam EnFlnos, Circular aud
sash Mills, Mil Gearing Shaitng, Hangers, Iobneco
and Fixtures BasH aud Iron Castings and wrought
Iron work eyory description Goodwin trnfn Vent Wa
Wheels which have gained reputation cnnyrd by no
wheel Introduction, considered
have used ihemto fully n1na the ovorsho Wheel and Ia
adapted head Of water further description cannot
be- in this but information concerning them An
by addressing tho Superintendent this establishment
establishment Is better prepared for doing work with
onacy aud Dispatch with of The best assortment Of pat
be found where aud pattern maker always
ploYod 10 make more when wanted
All work done at this establishment warranted equal TO that
done establishment in tho STATE Any information
for work will be addressed to a, q bAhnoS ut hls
place y { HURT ,. +
oct 9Ory Hurt & Preston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

WE ARE safe, we think, In saying that we
w have hand the most extensive and beautiful
st@ek of Watches Jewey and Silver Ware that has
been offered In the cry OF lynchburg Whilst stock Is
large and well selected has the mur, also of being FIRST class
point of quality We to keep and sell such goods
will lie iiablc dealers and satisfactory
friends purchasers We glad To perceive that the
Pile have tired Of soderod Jcwcy and pinehbeck
Watches md meet this crvatunf and sensible pref
crcnce offer the best goods ut fair prices WIN they
do Tho favor to callf SliNERGlloR& Il Cliff,
uoVl For Iv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

NIANO, GCANO, GCANV.-MV 2 . ]. h.E *
u JONES receiving days at their Grocery
Establishment Main street. fresh supplies OF the very best
Peruvian which they selling at low prices and To-
which they invite their friends and the public
sep Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

Nor TO RE lIrSG-The rumor = which we give
publiciy few days since, in relation TO the con-
drmnatiou and hanging Of Col. Lattwich's man. Al
len charged with the murder of Pleasant Hanlrr.
vas untounded. lie sentenced To tran prrtation
and his value estimated at 600.
We also learn that the Court in finding Mr.. Ed
ward boy. Tom, guilty Of murder AND con iemniug
him to he hung. recommended to The Governor
a commutaton of his punishment 10 transportation.
We Il not mistaken surprising that this would
crafty the pubic sentiment in this vicinity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

n.y. have united ourselves under the firm of w. "
"a tfeenc Co for the purpose of selling Music aud >aN
Musical Instruments We shall keep large,
assortment oi Music and Musical such
Fortts Meodns Guitars Nons, Flutes and all other
cal Instruments generally found In such establishments
which will he sold nj the Narthcr retail prices
to be rs good as can be bought elsewhere
W Grceno viii devote has whole attention the trade
and hopes from his long experience the business give
tire satisfaction to all who with their
Music Saloon nj laneho,ue Wakups Book Store opposfs
the Citizens Savings Bank and few doors above the NofN
House lynthhurH. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

NAHEss. IOgsE.-Tbi conveniently located
and comnodousy constructed iOc! under the manaee-
,nent ned. is in excellent condition fo thn
accommodation the public The proprietor d"r"es his per
aud will be wanting in no r9rts nnr
p-ndtues calculated the comfort 81 his guests
An IN attendance travellers -
and from the Dcpots and Packet Landing. -
20aScts tltAN T. LII
YNtHKtRs. DotSG.
IA MAIN STREET, Lynchburg. Va,
c. FISHER, Proprietor.
TFHNs-Trsnsient v.e;tors el.50 per day
- Hacks in connection with this house
fe 25dScly
u w BRsEE. Attorney nj INV, II edmond,
- will the Courts Of Rlchmond CITY m
Counties Goochani and Louisa and IN he supreme t"HI
If ihe L. ). and Court uf Claims Wa-hinGt"n, ID. G.
'zsOFFICf, Wing Building, Richmond, Va
June 25-dSely
EMO. q. E..eot.s-IN, ATTORNEY Mt Law, lynch
~ BURG. practices in all the Courts Of til" city ut
Ivuchburg of the counties of CanpbcI and bedford
nco Bank and is tho heretofore
cupicd by Cioggin Page. lily ll-dScly
yar.tl-. ys&sSsEN@ a go. t-"ncraI Gem
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
Tor the sale of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores No
Gravier of Tehspitouas street New or
EfFFRENcEs-Ar mistoad Il Warwick Gapt.JGhn NJ otey
1CF1X
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

VIII continue to practice tho Counties Of Amherst Bedford
Campbell and the City of Lynchhurg
Once in Norris Building nearly opposite the Office 9th
"Nirginian. lnov rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

Has. ~. RUCKEK,
| > General Real Estate and e.und Agent,
LECUMPION. KANSAS TERRITORY.
Will buvng lots in this ar any towns in th,
Territory and also buying selling and locating Land War
| rants. Letters answered by mail Inpv 5dlv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-25

" French English and German Fancy Goods and dealers
in Combs Brushes Buttons Linen and Cotton Thread Sew
ing SILK and small generally A Murray Street New
York
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31
who was Itf

Who was it that threatened to open
his veins and let out his democratic
blooll James Buchanan.
Who was it that "consentcd" to
the admission Of Texas, in order to
drive siacery out Of Mary!and, VT-
gjaia, and Kentuckyl James Buch.
anan,
Who was it that made speech in
l944 (Which may be found in the Con-
gressional Globe) upon the Annexa-
ton of Texas, and in it declared that
he had only been brought to favor the
measure because he believed it would
"bc the means Of limiting not eNl4Tg-
ipg the dominion Of <IaveryP James
Buchanan.
Who was it that advocated the re.
duction Of wagcs to the standard Of
Continental Europe, or "tcn cents a
day'3 James Buchanan.
Who was on the committee which
drafted the Lancaster resolutions In
structing the members Of Congress
from Pennsylvania "to prevent the
existence of slavery in any OF the
Territories or new States which may
be erected by Congress- ! James
Buchanan.
Who was it that Gen. Jackson pro
nounced devoid of moral courage
and unworthy Of confidence! James
BUchan0a.
Who made a proposition Of "decI
Corruption to Gen. Jackson, and at
tempted to transfer the paternity o
that proposition from himself to thu
patriotic Clayl James Buchanan.
Who was it that told the people o
Pennsylvania, in 1874, that POLK wa
a better tariff man than Clay? Jamc
Buchanan.
Who aoas ii that "Manhcd his Go,
that his lot m0s not cast IN q Slac
Stotc2 JAMES BUCHANAN.
Who was it that announced hi
"eouattcr SOVEREIGNTY doctrines in hi
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31
BABY Poetry.

Some hypocritical old bachelor may
say there is no poetry in the following
reported eAusion of ga young and
happy mother" But don't she sing
over her FIRST born, in baby language,
true poetry!
Where is the baby? Bess its heart
Where is muzzer's darling boy?
Does t hold its iitle bands apart,
The dearest, bessed toy
And so it does; and will its title chin
Grow Just as fat as butter?
And will it poke its title fingers in
It's tunnin little mouth, aud mutler
Nccy wicy words,
Just like title yaller birds?
And so it will and so it may,
No matter what its pappy, NANNY say;
AMI does it wink ilseyescs,
When it's mad, and ups and criescs!
And does it squall like chick ADDE'S
At everything it sees!
Well it does! Why not, | prayl
Amt it muzzer's darlin Greg day.
Oh! what's the matter 7 oh my! oh my!
What makes my sweetest chicken kyi
Oh nasty, uggy pin, TO prick it;
It's dAriin muzzer's darling cricket ,
THERE There! she's thrown it in
The FIRE, the kuel, wicked pin !
There! hush my honey; 90 TO seep,
Rocked in kaIle of deep
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31
How to Have Weakly Children

|. Wrap them up in an abundance
ofaannel and other warm clothing
Make their clothes fit neatly, and draw
them tight about their shoulders, chest
and waist.
9. Keep them in doors as much as
possible. Never allow them to run
out and romp in TIE open air, as lhis
would promote digestion and excite
more healthruI circulation Of the blood
and thereby tend to defeat tue object
sought.
3. Allow them 10 eat anything they
want except corn bread, bacon and
beans, and other similar articles of
coarse food. Always.keep a supply of
sweetmea's.and all sorts Of nicknacks
on hand, and never let them be with
out something to eat more than a halt
hour. If they they do not incline to
eat sc often, encourage them to do 50
by offering them something else.
4. Never wash them in cold water.
S. Put them to sleep in warm leaih-
er beds--no matter how many togeth'
er--the more the better. Cover them
up with warm blankets and quilts, and
close all the doors and windows both
winter and summer.
6. As they will frequently exhibit
signs ofillness, give them a dose OF
rermirugc and encourage them to cat.
T. When your daughters have at
tained the age Of five or six it is time
to apply the whalcbone, starch, &c,
so as TO compress the lungs within the
smallest possible compass, and an adj
ditional skirt or two should be suspen-
ded from the waist.
BY the strict observance cFthcsc and
other similar rules which will natural
ly suggest themselves, your children
will speedily become dyspcptic; their
teeth will decay and fall out, and you
will have the satisfaction Of seeing
them grow up most beautifully deli
cate; and not more perhaps, than four
out of six will die Of consumption be-
fore they arc thirty.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-31


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