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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS.


Sealing Cana and lara for Preserving ffesh Fruits To
matoes SC. hy Theoretically Sealing
There additional cost OF wrenchca tunnels
spelling with Cement inda Rubber Lead
other offensive deetoous matter The Cans and Jas
all prepared for Sealing aud tho purchaser has only 70
slightly whom the Can Jar IN filled with
fresh fruit and down Into channel On the outside
filled with aud the work Of crmetieay Sealing Ia
dome The Cana strongly made Tin aud the Jars Of finely
glazed nroproof yellow ware Get the best Can which ~
Arihurs and don't waste fn and sugar thousands
of families did Inst by using cana made on wrong prin
cipe The ladies invited to call and examine these Cans
lara before PURCHASING For sale Wholesale aud retail
by ANDREW HOfD,
m -,lnlnA lYnrhbnrn. Va.
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NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
guyME HAZARD POWDER COMPANY,
Manufacturers and Dealers In GUNPOWDER, having
prices correspond with the reduced cost OF
Satpetre offer their weknown brands of Ecc'
trc Rifle and Kentucky Rife Powder In kegs and can
istes Gunpowder for blasting and mining comprising
u qualities and kinds required by the trade,
guaranteed to give entire satisfaction
The standard Of their POWDER which has enjoyed the
highest reputation for than twenty-five years, VIII be
other manufacture In the world
For principal dealers and also at the Office OF
the Company, No 80 Wall, Water street. New York
A. @. HAZARD, Prest
A. +. DOUGLASS Sec'ry,
may 81 dom Is NJ T. q col
CONNOLLY Il ADAMS, Tobacco CoMnis-
u SION MERCHANTS, No. AZ FRONT str et New York,
f1T-Iiberal advances consignment.
Mr. INNS c. ADAMS would be pleased to hear from his
friends nj this house JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
ami e3dly ROBT NJ ADAMS
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NENICAN lsUANO.-Dry Rmd In Ane order,
vl so tons "a and "A A. brands being shipped TO as
bA the Importer, For sale TO arrive, by -
II q HARDY 4 co,
fo edAeis First door above powels Mote Peiersburg
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VuNE undersigned having so their stock Of Goods
u Messrs lrby Saunders wond most cheerfuly
mond them 10 our former friends and patrons
Dec 81, 1855. MCDANIEL, HURT. & PRESTON.
Jan 3dScs iHz 5D -s.4s5a..
MARsE1LLEs vEsTs-Aa elegant nsssrs-
lVM ment; entirely styles, very desirable and
somyery neat and warranted fast eoorat very price
june gls BURROUGHS, S2iAFER 4 co.
<xs., BUSINESS HOUSE ron RENT-The
EW...1 House doors Market House, Street,
M, lately occupied by B n, sumptsr as restaurant It
IA is well fitted for that business and In excellent
stand for grocery Good lodging up staIrs Apply
r. w PAGE, admir- Of u. r. Sumpter
Or II. o. SCHOOLF1ELD, Esq.
may 10 gcit&e eodts fIttsHs l.tg5a &
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~ JOHNSON WATGuuEA.-Wc wisb ia sny
~ friends that have received those JOHNSON
ENa. WATCHES of which spoke, and Invite them to
cali aud take look al them They are In extra hnnyy
cases with Solid Gold Dlas accompanied by extra White ID
ais white be put pleasure TINS affong variety In
appearance Those watches have said before may bc
relied poor and accurate time keepers and may be
IN the Of Gold watch
They warranted 10 well for twelve months
wouid much pleasure 10 show them TO one,
who will do the favor to call and look mt them.
Also on hand heavy GOLD CHAINS to sui,
SILVERrHORN S CLiFT.
June Its Formerly II Slvcrhorn.
NNEIODEANs, 1.-The under,
lVu signed sole for Va. and the South of tarhars
Needhain Co celebrated MELODEANH, hns very hne
hand both for Church and Parorat factory
prices for cash Gail soon, and Judge for youraelf
june Ia SIhEMMEIl'
CARPET aud Game Sent Chairs, Carpet a
~ and Cane Scat paror CharB of new and bcautl "
ful patterns. z---- MI
may oGts E j. FoLKES. ~
uMpONTATGON.-IY SPORT
j ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIII be found the largest
aminated Steel Ano Double and Single Guns
Allies English Self Cooking Five Shooter Colts Al
Flass Shot Belts and Pouches Game Bags Cleaning Rods
Nipple Wrenehos loys Cocks and q. ID Percussion Gaps;
Gun Wads aud Wire Cartridges all sizes Curtis q arveys
Diamond Powder aud American Powder, all kinds Gompross
cd Bullets; buck and Small Shot, Liquor Flasks Rogers
Pocket Cutlery Bowie Knives Kazors fine assortment OF
Monies; Gold Silver Ivory and Crooked Sword and
Plain Canes every thing In ipe To suit Gun makers
We have IA lot of premium Rifles hand Repairing dono
with despatch, and warranted, by
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ENOR sALE.-A pair Of nme SHOW WIN.
DOWS suitable for kind ~ Store Front; will be sold
low by BURROUGHS SHAN0R g. Co
iune OTIS
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UluSsOLUT1ON. - Tho Co-pa ramorship Of
- SAUNDERS IRBY having expired by limitation,
this day dissolved Weretun thanks TO old friends
customers for their boal patronage snce been
and ask their continuance to the Of IRBY
& SAUNDERS Nr3 s tU
Those indebted will please forward settle
their old accounts early practicable Is very desra
BILE to wind mp the affairs Of the old concern.
SAUNDERS fRBY.
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RreH''s. ~ s y u iSi, = 10 nrmerous
springs strengthened and assert
that nothing else will do them good But we would advise
who to spend from one 10 ve
hundred annually fashionable watering places to try Dr.
L. b. Wrights Liqnid Caharc taseless vegetable phys
c small bottle of % cents does not erect
greater the better in their health than one nonh
and $500 at the springs will again oppose the ex
ravagance the and further will make bold to as
that this medicine much peasaner than any mineral or
sulphur water drank And old and eminent prac
prepared and guarantees perfectly safe las IT
purely vegcabe in all where physie required AS
Family Physc is exceed by none Full directions accom-
i'any each bottle. For sale everywhere
iune l0l
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u. J".a received q new 10. Of sTOvEs. n. the

Il Just received ~ new lot Of STOVES, M the
~ Stove and Range Warehouse which the public
- II Invited To call and examine, Among them are the
celebrated Morning Star the best introduced In
the South the Richmond Premium the Golden Harp Ac
C. y. BLISS, Main Street.
june 3s
GEAsONABEE.-Ssauz silk, Mcrino, Isle,
- and Cotton tfndcrshr and Draws also Linen Beached
and Jean Drawsat the Furnishing and Clothing Ba
zaar BURROUGHS, SHAFER co.
iunc
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OEWINGi MACH1NEs.-Allw who wish 10 save
- time health should purchase Of these Machines
They simple construction not easily put out of adjust
men handled with the work done Is neat
strong, and the saving II labor immense
STABLER a. JONES.
ma sd&cts Agents for Grover, Baker g. Co.
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UNHRESHlNG MACHINES and eAP EHs.
Il We have for Sale consignment Mannys Patent Reap.
Mower Thrssng Machines single aud double deared
Horsepower with Straw Carrier. -,
The above equal to manufactured and wh oe
sold at Manufacturers prices call soted from those in
want Of such articles, ,., ,o
june 10 ts1 ANDEkSoN ADAMS W
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Agricultural Chemist and sole Proprietor, Hihamsbars,
u
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yUyAR-5O barrels for snIr very low by
m,v7ts H. G. HARDY & co.
TyyPR EsS HEART SHINGLES. Of frat rate
4 quality, yard, for sale by ~
H. c. HARDY Co.
first door above PowelIs Hotel,
m, 1adtsfy) Petersburg
upURE GROUND BONE, in barrels Of nhOut
II $50 TBS, for sale by ii. &. HARDY a. W,
l3.dts W Peterspufe'
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~ q. "WEss" Il "TnuMMED" amAO,
~ In half barrels put up for family to arrive for
ale on packers account, by II. &, HARDY CO.
y pcicrahnrr
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s1SVMMEn AnnArG.EsM,.ErTs; !, csaes

TRAY Notary Pblc dcsler In Land and Affor
oy for the proseeuon Of Military hosny Land and Pcnsioh
claims wishes TO purchase 100000 ACRES OF Military
and Warrants. will attend to any business, as Notary
uhr saoh cf deeds assignment OF Land
Warrants, Sc, AZ. LAFAYETTE w. GRAY.
Notary Public, fsuuty Land and
July Bts. Pension Agent, Lynehburg. Va
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NXvE HAVEN STORE, GOLD BAND 4
w Decorated Dining and Tea Seis Plain white do,
Flower Vases Gard Baskets Match Boxes Pun lioses Inh
Stnuds Scgar Stands Pitchers Mugs. Toilet Sets jewel
Standa Brd Cages &c, sc, which we are selling at low
prices TO make room for New Goods.
MUIR STEVENS,
NAV l6ts No 50 Sycamore st. Petersburg,
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NALT.250O Sacks Jefrcs Dorsey fine Salt In prime
- order, landing and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
Va
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above rates Ohio KIVor Slight HuNHhct Is
charged all the by Railroad No Storage Chdr9ed
on Goods through line. Consign to
BRIDGFORD a. Co.. Richmond.
RprFRENcFs IN RICHMoND-Sems g. Brummel Tinsley,
Tardy e. Co. Seden Miller, j. II. Claiborne, J. w Wright
q Co, Chas Wortham Co, Shields Sommeryile and
Edmonds Davenport g. Co. june 25ts
Smyrna times., 1856-08-20
selsft aflisttllang.
Following the Fashion.

OF all the task-masters TO whom we, as indi-
vidlIals, owe obedience or service, none are so
execting and absolute as fashion. Those who
adopt the motto shat il is better to be out OF
the world than out of the fashion," surrender
up to this task-master their comfort, and often
times discard their best friends and lose their
respect and esteem, because they are not, like
themselves, the slaves of iekle fashion, which
changes with every season, and each change
the more popular, because it exceeds its prede-
cessor in absurdity. Mr.. Slim is the unlucky
pOssessor. of pair of legs frequently denomi-
mated "spndIes," and fashion has proclaimed
with a loud voice, that the said legs must be
incased in pair of pantaloons nearly as tight
as the skin. Mr.. Slim don't like it. because
people make invidious remarks as he passes
along thestreet, and sometimes, when he meets
lady IN whose good graces he desires to stand
tair, he detects her eye wandering upanddown
his slender excavations, while smile spreads
entirely over her face. Blr. Slim endures the
infection with hope that the next change in
the fashion will allow him to wear pantaloons
with legs Of sufficient width to hide the small
ness oil his underpinning. Mr.. Prim never sits
down when he has his walking pantaioons on,
the act Of doing SO would wrinkle the tights
about the knees, and thus spoil their beauty
Stout, who is envied by all the lean men in
town, is compelled TO have assistance in encas-
ing hiusself whenever fashion dictates tight fits.
Mr.. Stout suffers, is always warm, and his walk
is something like the roll of ship in rough
sea bit what Of that, fashion requires this
sacrifice Of him.. Fashion not only dictates the
shape Of the coat, the size of the pantaloons,
and The, kind of toes your boots shall have but.
when sou eat, che sits at the table to watch.
with eager eyes, whether all her rules are
strictly enforced. If Mr.. Jones, who, though
once por, has now been admitted into the FASH
ionable circle, should happen to think of old
times, while seated at the table of Mr.. Starch.
and us his knife to convey any of the edibIes
before him to his mouth, fashion frowns, and
Mr.. Jones is forever disgraced. The knife is
vulgar, the fork being the only instrument al
lowable for the conveyance of food to the
mouth. No matter what the substance to be
eaten may be, you must worry through it
Thus fashion steps in and makes rules for every.
department in life, honest simplicity and com
fort being denominated vulgar, and therefore
unworthy the practice of an enlightened and
refined people,. In. the country, most persons
make it a fashion to dress SO as to suit their
own comfort, and eat whenever they are hun
cry; but in the city, they dress by the tailOr's
card. and eat by the rule and time fixed by the
leader Of the fashionable world.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-20

HE MOTHER OF GENERAL GREru Amorr
ehe many ladies who distinguished themseIvnS
Tor their patriotism, charity. and o,bar- ,.ooJ
quaiities' IN our revolution, there is one whose
name ought not to be forgotten, and who in
r our oPInlon, is equal in merit to any that Aopr.
!shed IN our country, and they were manv at
'"dt time. About the commencement of onr
! ieFolutlon, and as soon as it was ascertained
.hdI Nathaniel Green, afterwards Gen. Groen
Iitehued 10 JON our army, in defence of his
country, deputation of Friends (commonlv
i I",ieu NInakers, and to whose society he then
peionged,)by order of their meeting. waited nm
nun 10 ehdeaVor to disuade him from if and
"Ier listening to all their arguments on the
SUBJECT he informed them that he felt an ire
?lSIaole propensity, not to be got over for ioin-
"s ms Orethren IN arms. He thanked them
ior the interest they had taken in his welfare
ou1 Inc ne could not comply with their request |
, "heh the deputation took an affectlonatp
ieaVe, and LETT him, his mother, who had boon
lStchlhg with all the anxiety of fond Dareot |
uSeu -her oest ehdeaVors to prevail on him In
sIIay al home, when he told her it was imnosi-
I, D'c' AFTER pause, she burst into tears with
.!.S ~ IcuharKabIe observation: Well Nathaniel
II 'nee must 60, 1T is possible that | NAV heor
Vi tny death, and if it is Gods will that it shan
50 happen, hope shall not have the morti6ca.
.Ioh TO hear ofthee being wounded in tbe bacl ),
ooiiiiiieht Is needless-a Spartan mother could
Io' nave SAID more; but Mrs. Green stands
're-ehlnently superior to the mother of ant-
lulty, as her education was so different-sLe
gas OFc@ ChriSttGn.-Sekected
Smyrna times., 1856-08-20
'''''fem for The Smyrna Times.
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g %; d, D, is the name of a nl,nt
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g " o. g. i6' 3, is city in Soud,n
s. ? = 4: ~ l? ;; one of the Latin numerals.
g, 3, 5, 4. IL is '.'r1g rnrHo, OF dress.
Nv nJugn !he course of circulation. O'"
,oIn6. IVY whole is the name of an indiyidu,, u,to
worJ 1Is, tne hnest and largest diamond in tbo
"Ofid that has hitherto been discovery ~u !" 'ne
worcester Co., Md, 1856. " w. T.
Smyrna times., 1856-08-20
The Four Bad Localities,

The New York Herald thus talks abont
California, Utah, Kansas and the Citv of Wash.
:. There are four spots in this immense Re.
PuoIlc which may be considered out of the sea
ol ctVllzatlon. There Is California, which is
at present III state Of iGsurrection, the local
government set aside, and selEconsiituted
COMMITTEE OF Vigilance exercising the supreme
authority, IN order to obtain comparative seem
rlty Tor life and property. If we NAV believe
what Mr.. Duer, OF San Francisco, sand recent
y IN public speech in that city, five hundred
murders have been committed in California
wIthln a lew months and only four or five of
The CRIMINALS have been brought to Justice
CIVILIZATION mas not much TO boast of in that
quarter.
lhere Is the Territory of Utah, also with
out the pale, peopled by an ignorant and bigot.
ed emigration from all parts of the world. held
together by the practice of polygamy in its
worst FORMS Humanity shudders at the dec.
radiation, disgrace aud SUFFERING which those
unhappy females are compelled to submit to
who nave become the dupes of Mormonism.-
The hard labor, the cruel treatment the person-
al neglect they endure, is absolutely shocking
The manner IN which the local government is
conducted, the vugarity OF the public documents
hHu INC OCcdslohal procIamatIOnS of the Cover
nor Of this benighted Territory ford the mos,
complete evidences Of bigotry, inlsruIe and ty
rapny.s Civilization cannot boast of much in
Utah. - $50 ii. .s...., ......
There is still another spot which mars the
body polite, and is the scene OF semi. barba.
-rism. 1t is Kansas distinguished for its border
fights, its double Legislation, the burning of
houses, the shooting OF prisoners the employ
Tnent of regular troops to enforce tile laws. and
the utmost violence of party spirit A plea-
SAINT picture of civilized life is this, too in this
model Republic! ..-. .s........a... :.
" And there is still another of these spots.
wlthU locality the last we should expect tofind.
The City of Washington, the seat of the Ma
tlonal Government, the center OF our national
legislation, under the very shadow OF The Con.
stituti6n, isgetting without tie Pale Murders
IN hotels.flofs on the floor of Glansresa. tsib,.
bllng ~ the aveaneslapds pdseorruptieniprcsu
iey9eryYlere 9y Z These are the tour ulcersofl lhs
happy Union.' -, =. -. -
! The Corn CROp iR~every -seetien of West
Jersey ,it-Is stateds saaeyer looked more Iuxnr-
amt, nerspromisea d better yieldas The crops IL
Is thought, will be tai, beyond .au average one-s
Fall potatoes and other vegetables will also be
good aud an abundapeeinlhat SiatcafsI' "a
-e0EE of theibestrlilesin conversation isheyer
70 say anything which any of The company can
reasonable wish weehad d.-ra tler left unsaid;
nor canFthereaught be wellalnore eunfrdry 10
inc. ends for whlch people peet togelher, ban
20 part unsatlshcd with each other or them
selves. .HNte Nv es
Smyrna times., 1856-08-20
How to Avoid a Quarrel,

~u"rreIs arse, In an immense majority O
instances from letting things go too far. DE-
not say this is obvious, and turn awav. TRY
ana cultivate your faculty of foresight. How
oi'en may man who will give himself the
trouble TO think, staVe off miserable outburst
Vi uncharltableness, by watching the turns of
conversation, and handling suggestions of the
moment dexterously, SO as to make redeeming
diversions IN the talk! Say / am talking to
you You are not precisely angry with me-
NO. but toresee that if we push matters 'very
inuch farther you may be,-that the discussion
Qf there be dscussion) will come TO a mass in
whlch the " honor" of either combatant will
De impossible. Surely, if l am wise and kind
shall put forth all my strength of brain TO
save you and myselfthis possible pain, by shoot
ing my next arrow into the air.
once saw fight impending between two
'oys' who, l perceived, were very uneuualIv
matched. The stronger and bigger of the two
iaa on gorgeous new cap, magnifcently tas.
aiied and proudly worn. Just before the first
'low was struck, L took upon myself TO remooe
ne warriors helmet, and flung it awav down
he street. The mob of boys assisting at the
pectacle relished this sudden turn in the euter-
alnment, and gave chase. The bio bow re.
eased his prey to save his darling cap. Some
hing similar have often done in convers.-
lon. can assuresyou the recollection of such
hings is agreeable to me, and 1 wish others to
aste the pleasure. Do not say it is common
is not common-because not one per-
On In ten thousand will take the necessary
'ouble to make it common. People are SADLY
Irald OF thinking too much about each other.
nd scatter pain right and left by little neglects
nd thoughtlessness which the smallest amount
reflection would prevent. ....
Smyrna times., 1856-08-20

shiowh completely in the back ground. while
The hodens of literature. and the intensa scbool
OF writers numbered their thousands and tens of
thousands. Sometimes the sect to which the wri.
ter oelonged, would give to his book a mush.
room popularity. 1t would sell, because t was
rthodox 1T had a great run, because it was
,'ahli-slayery,3or it created furore, because
IL was Southern - production In fboso
cases itwasnot the meritsof the book that in
ouced large sale, but the party to which it
was addressed. No one claims high urfistic
merit for Uncle Tom-it is the great human
neart thatbeatS beneath its pages that imparts
10 II real .POaoer. Other anti.slayery hooks
have been better written and less nobnlar Thor
'"e author had the whole anti-slavery world |
ana a very strong religious influence to give
ner worldwide currency. 1t will do work
ana be forgotten. We name this as represent-
ing a class We might name more than one
oook written by women, embodying much that
is truly significant in literature, but which re.
main comparatively unknown-while the crude
and gross delineations in books like Ruth Hall.
not Corn, and Fashion and Famine, find their |,
way to thousands of hearthstones" through
out the country, and to readers unconscious of
the poison lurking within. :
But the public mind has had surfeit. and :
REJECTS with disgust this unwhoiesome aliment.
The excess of crude viands has created an ap- +
petite Tor what is of higher import. Books +
h'therto neglected are now called into the mar :
ket' The few writer's of genuine genius, who :
mPy have been mortified at the neglect which +
they encountered, are finding now compensa. :
tlon' PEOPLE are weary of solemn dullness, +
ana undlgested intensity, and gross scandal
The sense of the true and the beautiful is hun =
gerlng for indulgence. and the author who shall
now step into the field with some original and .
artistic work, will reap a bountiful harvest
10Th IN money and praise. ..---..-
The American public is an easy, tolerating
.uollc. 1t does not care to discriminate its =
dolls. Give everybody chance" is its motto. g
md hence it often amuses itself by blowing q
Gathers into the air and when it is tired of the :
port, they fall to the ground We have wit =
lessed the rising of many literary rocket, j.
hootlng like meteor across the zenith, to fall
acKward VITA a few disconnected stars fast
aiding to oblivion. Nothing can, live that is
lot en-vased. The form must be beautiful; or f,
ne creation sinks with the old chimeras of rude al
haos and dull night. Milton lived life of M
nursing in his great heart the de-
Ire at some time to write 'ssomething which ~ ~
rs country would not willingly letdie." Here "a
vas the true soul of an artist Paradise Lost o.
ealized the hope.-U. s. Magazine. la
Smyrna times., 1856-08-20
Books and Book Making.


There is no use denying, or Ignoring the
facts: book-making and ook-publishing have
reached crisis. Two years ago any book, of
almost any quality, found a ready sale. A per-
feet firore existed for novels; hence vast NUM-
bers of this class of books, gross in construc-
ton, crude in material, poor in English and
worse in morality, found abundance Of purcha-
sers. Literature and artistic merit, originality
OF thoughts or profoundness Of speculation, deep
insight or grave experience. We're neither
sought nor expected. We might name more
than one book, representing in a greater or less
dsgree these essentials in Composition, which
Tell nesrly dead frosa the press. Kingley's
hypata, with all its wonderful dramatic effect
aud powerful delinestion Of the characters and
u'anEfers of the times, was unnotced. Haw-
'Aorn, The great dissecser Of The heart, and
Dickens, with his oyerlowing humanity, were