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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-11

IL ~. WnurTEnONE ~ BRO, Wnnafnc.
Hks TURERS OF RICHS PATENT IRON BEAM PLOW.
oar Premium hillside, Improved Livingston, loekski and
Eagle Flows and CASTINGS Improved Thrashng Machines
Corn Shelcs Cutting Knives aud Road Scraper also I'm
proved Double Action Force Pump for Wells and Springs
ON THE BASIN, Iynchbnrg, Va.
lido hereby certify that have tried for myself Riehs Iron
Patent hesitation pronouncng this nval
Habo plcmcu my opinion The best Flow la and es
believe take the place of all others wheplt shall
become generally known JOHN HALLIDAY,
Nurseryman aud Florist, near Iynchburg Va
CnAs H. LYSCH ESQ of this city who has used the Iron
months past recommends IL the best
advised his friends procure IT,
given the fullest liberty confidently him
sep IT'S II. s. WIIITTEMORE 4 BRO.
INSURANCE. ON t.sEE.-TuE "MuTGAI.
BENEFIT COMPAAY."-B. w. KNOWLES, AGEKr,
RlcHMoNp, VA-DR. WA $. MORRIS, Medical Advisers at
Iynchburg. Va.
Capital May LIST, s63,5s3 05
Amount of Dividends paid 10 date $3.50 1862 II
Amount Of Losses by Death...... l,02f,a33 u
l455,oo5 50
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NEW BOOKS BK ENPREss.-
~ 4 now supply of Valentines;
llarpers Magazine, for March;
Godey's
Graham's
petPrs0us
Cookery as 1t should be;
Rachel 'Gray-by kavanagb;
TaIla--by Edmond About
Mazins Miscellanies.
Music always on hand at
ma BITS LANGHOhNE q
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sspIEFeANCE. sAGAMANDER aARE9.-
~ ROBERT NJ PATRICK, MASuFAcTUREH.--Thes
celebrated Safes have been thoroughly tested various fires
IN New York and other cities
rroHcrNc It's contents In the satisfactory
In order to increase the security against the Manu-
acrer has secured the exclusive
" of New York, of goffiss PATENT Lock
PATENT CHossBA, which warranted patentee
he proof against known mode adopted by
The nnst skilni pick locks.
Each Safe provided with Gofns Powder Channel
Safes Of all Sizes suitable for Banks Merchants Jewellers
Record Ocos &c and Plate Chests, for private families
hod AZ tho Manufacturers prices which vary $50
#G5O II. G. HARDY a. co, Agents.
Sdtcts First door above Powcls Hotel, Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-11

ANss4sN, NtNtbNA ~ CD, eSrnffht som-
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
far the sale of AtASUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores No,
aud p Grayer of Ichapitonlas street New Or
leans
REFERENcEs.-A rmistoad Warwick Capt. John NJ Otey
f<cH 6aNclVa
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e made known on application to me -
2qdlm MARSHALL l.. HARRIS.
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NuEXuCAN GuANO.-Dry mnd In Nm. ordr

m MTNNTDN MD FORW AKDINU MERCHANTS, AND
DEALERS IN GuANU AND AGRICULTURAL IMpLE
MENFS, PETERSBURG, VA-produco consgnments solicited
which win receive the personal attention OF Refer
john NJ otoy, Dr james Saunders Saml Miller, Ambrose
ucker Lytchhurg; Thomas Wallace Hon John r. May Pau
AMclwainc VIM. + Joyncs Petersburg; Warwick a. Barks-
dale liaNnll Co Richmond THOMAS BRANCH,
JAS. r. BRANCH,
iy Vets u
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covprrr1oH OF THE RICHMOND AND DASvIILE RAIL
~ -, The track of the Richmond and Danyile Railroads.
80 finished to Danve The passenger trains were to com
cnce running there yesterday.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03
I WHOLE NO. SOE.

Fraulein GOetztnberger for the Kindness
they had so long shown 10 his ,iti!e
daughter
Barbet was very clever in delivering
verbal messages; she did not, there fore,
omit or vary one word.
Ida smiled.
My name is not Goetzenberger. said
she. but that is Of no moment
From that time little Lima ;ook her
lessons with Sanchen. and thus the uest
understa nding grew up between the two
families, the heads of which had never rs
yet spoken to each other. The litiir glri
was much moro at Frau Gostzenberger's
than at her own home. and thus the
Professor found his room more deeolate
than ever.
But never mind said the goci man.
She is much happier with her cheerful
neighbors than she can be with me-.
Ee sighed and thought of that fair Ida
who existed still. but not for him, and
blew treme ndous puffs of smoke ou. a,
his long, handsomely painted pipe.
To be Continued
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with an aunt of the late Herr Bernard
but where nobody knows. They did live
at Cassell for a time. but they s,e gone
away; but go where she will, heavens
blessings will light on her. sooner or la
ter, of that | am sure"
.Perhsps.' said the Herr Professor Won
Hoffman, in a voice which was very hus
Ky. but which the old woman, not know
ing him, supposed 10 be natural to him,
perhaps she may be married by this
time
The old woman almost screamed at the
idea.
married. repeated she; married by
this lime' and, in her impatience. she
gave the poor little goat such sudden
pluck by its chain. that, thinking the
tuft Of yellow ragwort at which it was
smelling was some forbidden fruit. it set
up a sharp bleat and gave great leap so
far in a contrary direction, that the old
woman was pulled in her turn. Mar
ried by this timer repeated she once
more; you gentlemen know nothing
about women! Frsulein Ida Schmd;
will never marry any man but Eberhart
Grun, because she can never love ano ther
as she loved him; and it may please God
TO make him worthy of her, because. rs
the Bible says. all things are possible
with God!
'Amen' said the Professor, strangely
affected.
The old woman went after her goat,
which had now gown very wsyward;
and he pursued solitary path which led
deep into the wood. and which, in those
far-dis,an, days which the old woman
had SO sadly recalled, he and his beloved
Ida had often irod together.
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AN AFFECTISG INCrDENr.-Ar affect
ing occurrence took place some time ago
in seaboard town in England. SIX it,
tie children got into boat on the tesra.
and mischievons boy showed il Of -
The boat drif.ed away TO the sea be. r
the children were missing. Terrible wa
the agony of the mothers when they
knew il. A number Of men went of 10
all directions. and every boat was on Il
look out until far in the night. Day gas
returned. and still there were no tidiags
from the helpless children; the day wore
away. and still nothing was heard frcm
lhem-they were either lost in the vide
expsnse of the oceun. or buried witnir -
unfa thomable depths. A Plymouth FISH
erman. fishing early mex, morning, dis
covered something floating in The distance.
He bore down to il. and discovered II to
be boat. and in the bottom six children,
all huddled together like a nest of birds.
fast asleep-God having mercifully given
them that blessed solace after DAY CT
terror and despair. He took them ABOARD,
and feas:ea them with bread and cheese.
and gladdened their despairing little
hearts with the promise OF taking thcm
home. Between three and four in TIL
afternoon, the fisherman was seen in the
offing, the boat astern. All eyes wee
turned eagerly towards him. TIE best
spy glass in the town was rubbed egsin
and again. and at last they could fairly
see that it was the identical boat Tie
news flew through the town-thc raolh-
ers came frantic TO the bench, for there
were no children discerned in the bost:
none TO be seen in the sloop. Intense
was the agony of suspense. and al alike
shared il with the parents. At las, TIE
boat came in; and the word went round
They are ell safe;" and many stout
hearted men burst into tears, women
shrieked for Joy, and became almost frop-
tic with their insupportable happinsss.
II was, indeed. memorable day: aa1
prayer. eloquent for its rough sinceri'y.
was offered up to Almighty God. who. in
His infinite mercy. had spared these IN
nocent children from the perils and ter-
rors of the sea during that fearful nigh.
Five Of these children were under five
years of age, and the sixth but nine years
old.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03
Homely Women,

We like homely women. We have
always liked them. We do not carry
the peculiarly far enough 10 include the
hideous OF positively ugly; fer, since
beauty and money are the only caril.l
the world will recognize in women, the,
are more 20 be pilied than admired. bu,
we have a chivilric, enthusiastic regard
for plain women. We never saw Ole
who was not modest, unassuming. and
swee:-tempered, and have seldom come
across one who was not virluous aud had
not good heart. Made sware early in
life Of their want OF beauty by the Sigh
ed attentions of the opposite sex. vanity
and sffectation never take root in their
hearts, and IN the hope oe supplying at
fractions which a capricious nature had
denied. they cultivate the graces OF the
heart instead Of the person, and gave to
the mind those accom- plishmepts which
the world so rarely appreciates ia woman,
but which ore more lasting, and in the
eyes of men of sence, more highly prizad
than personal beauty. See them in the
street, at home, or in the church. and
they are always the same, aud the smile
which ever lives upon The face is not fore
ed there TO fascinate, bu. is the spontane-
Gus sunshine reflected from Kind heaf,
"a flower which takes root in the son;
and blooms upon the lips. inspiring EcS
pect instead of passion. emotions of all
miralion instead of feelings of sensual
regard. Plain women make good wives.
good mothers, cheerful homes. enc happy
husbands, and we never sec one but We
thank heaven hat it has kindly created
some women OF sense as well es beauty:
Tor II Is, indeed. seldom a female is lound
possessing both. To homely women we
therefore lIl gu, .-tile" iu respect: the
world will extend the same courIosy ~
beauty. San Francisco has bul few plain
women, but all such we intend TO make
life subscribers to the Golden Era, in view
of their worth 10 society," Golden Era.
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HYMN OF TIE OLD TINE.

o TELL me where the dove is flown,
To build her downy nest,
And ! will search the world all DER, .
To win her TO my Jreast.
sought her in the grove Of love,
| knew her tender heart;
But she had flown, the pensive dove,
Has left the traitors dart.
/ sought her on the fowery lawn,
When pleasure holds its strain.
But fancy lies rom flower 10 flower,
So there sought in vain.
Upon ambition's craggy hill
The penSive bird might stray,
i sought Ter there, but vainly still,
She never flew that way.
Faith smilcd and shed a silent tear,
To see my search around,
And whispered will Tell you where
The dove nay yet be found.
By meek Religions humble cot,
She builds her downy nest,
o seek the sweet, secluded spot,
And win her TO thy breast.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

!, A writer truthfully remarks that .ill IS
not crimes, such as robbery and murdet.
which destroy the peace of society 50
much as the village gossip. family guar
rels, jealousies and chickering's between
neighbors. meddIesomeness aud tathng,,
which are the cnnker which eats into ala
social happiness. Meddiers and busy :
bodies hereabouts please take notice. a
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Minnesota contains as much. ,erritosy
as four Sls!esss large as Iowa, and FIVE
the size Of Indians, e,s - fs,s
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ADVERTIS IN G i.

{TEN LINES OR LESS MAKE SouARE
One square three insertions or less s 90.
E,ch additional insertion CSC.
Basiness Cards inserted one year $500.
Legal advertisements must he cash in az
vance or accepted security. Advertisements
time not marked. will he inserted till forbidden
and charged al the above rates.
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TIL r. B A N n r. II
IspUBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRN:N
(Up stairs. in the Old Plymouth Hotel,)
BY WM. ]. BURNS.
n" IL WM %~

If paid n advance, 81 so
At the end ofsix months, 200
If delayed until the end ofthe year, $50
A failure TO order az dscontInuance at the
expiration Of the time subscribed for, will be
considered Encouragement, and the paper
continued.
UFVo paperw,ll be discontinued untilall
ARE RACES ire paid, unles ssatthe option oithe
Publisher.
TFrae above terms will be strictly ad
hercd to.
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VNIESTERyELT * HEWITT. Dealers in
" Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Boots
n Shoes Pealy made Clothing &C.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

nR. r. BROWN. Physician and Surgeon,
H. will promptly attend TO all calls IN his
profession. Office at his residence, south Plym.
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DR. ]. ID. GRAY. Eclectic Physician, will
u attend to cabs day or night. Office four
doRs north of c.. II. Reeves residence.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

n OBERT KUSK, Dealer in Family Groce-
IL ries. Provisions and 'Frn]are. Bakery
astacned, east side Michigan street.
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Holm COUGLE, Keeps general assort-
- ment OF Dry Gools, Groceries, Vegetables
and Meats OF all kinds. Cor. Gano & Mich. SIS
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

ICE CREAM SALOON, NJ. II. Tlbbits pro
prietor, up stairs in Rusk's building.
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N RIMPLER, Merchant Tailor, and Deal
er in Clothing and all kinds oil Furnish
ing Goods, in Rusk'S building.
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TNLLIOTT & Co. Wagon, Carriage Il Plow
II Manu- nufacturers. at their new stand at the
south end of the Bridge, Michigan street.
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DROWN & BAXTER Manufacturers Of Tin
ID Sheet Iron and Copperware, and dealers
In Stoves-sgn of Tin shop & Stove.
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llR. SAM'L. HIGGINBOTHAM, Physician
IL and Surgeon. Office at his residence on
he east side Of Michigan street.
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M W. SMITH, Justice OF the peace, Will
IH. attend TO business in the Circuit and
Com. Pleas courts Over the Post office.
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/" b. PERSHING Wholesale and Retail
III. dealer in Drugs Medicines, Oils, Paints,
Glass & Glassware, Groceries, & ginger wine.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

~ H. REEVE, Atty. at Law. Collections
". punctually attended to in Northern In
diana. Lands for sale cheap.
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* S. CLEAvELAND Wholesale and re-
". tail dealer in Dry Goods Hardware and
Groceries, new building north side Laporte st
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TOSEPH POTTER Saddle and Harness
- manufacturer, corner Laporte and Center
<fr
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T A. JOSEPH. Cabinet Maker and Un-
4. der.aker, South Plymouth.
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DR. CHAS. WEST, Eclectic Physcian,
IL Office at his residence. east side Michi-
gan street.
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II HASELTON, Manufacturer and dealer
-. in Boots * Shoes, and Shoe Findings,
west side Michigan street.
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NJ H. OGLESBEE & Co. Dealers in Dry
~. Goods Groceries, Hardware, Boots and
Shoes, Crockery &C.: in the Brick Store.
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ID C. TURNER, House Carpenter & Joiner.
Shop on Washington street, east oil
Michigan street.
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FAILOR, Cabinet Maker and underta-
IA ker, corner Center & Washington SITS.
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NV l.. PiATF, Chair Il Cabinet maker,
w and UndSrtaker. Furniture room IN
north room of the old Plymouth Hotel.
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EDwARDS' HOTEL, VIM. C. Edwards Pro-
IL prietor. corner OF Michigan and Washing
ton streets.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

7 E. ARMSTRONG. attends to all calls
in his line ofDaguerreotyping, at his res
idence north OF Edwards Hotel.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

A K. BRIGGS. Horse Shoeing and
Blacksmithing of all kinds done to order.
Shop south east of Edwards Hotel.
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:" II. PEcHER & CO., Dealers in Family
lNls Groceries, PROVISIONS, Conteetionariei
&C, South Plymouth. ysh
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-03

4 vINEDGE. Dealer in Foreign and Do
N. mestIc Groceries and Provisions, east
side Michigan street.
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a MEXICAN HOUSE, g. p. Cherry & Son
IA proprietors, South Plymouth.
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A BALDWIN, manufactures and keeps
on hand custom made Boots & Shoes;
east side Michigan street.
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DIRECTORY.

nR J. w BENEFITS Office at his resi-
- dence three doors north OF Edwards
Hotel on MICHIGAN street
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DR. T. A. LEMON, Practicing Physician,
- and dealer in Drugs Il Medicines, Oils,
Paints & Groceries, east side Michigan street.
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TOHN SMITH, Manufacturer Of Fine
- Custom made Boots. Shop next door north
of the Rrick Store.
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E1s the MN2.Eet.o

Rlanks Of All kinds. neatly printed,
n fN rsas a ~ DsRssf eAlsS.
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TAMES & VI. ELLIOTT Turner'S, Chair Ma
- kers. and Sign Painters, Michigan street,
South Plymouth.
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DROOKE Il EVANS, Dealers in Dry Goods
D Groceries, Crockery and Ready made
Clothing: corner Laporte S Mich. streets.
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@uusre dub farms triH1ien.

PaRIMthTS WANTED-A SUITE Of
~ A"ARTMEsTS trufurn 81. gu th s"coud ,pr Of a
esutAel tnDe far efhsv between lath Zrss
Suh per'Ly Voe,r Tor sm thuIy or pIiJcso OF ktcneL
Address o j.. BGI M St4 PretOfhco
"AN1tI a GentleGan and mis- Wife,
w KOUh ROOMs aid XII rCHEN la . ts5 . neigh
DO hstd 10 by The lstot vto0h-r mast b mod
esa'e. Apay to LEG rita MAG JC', 1se Pearlst N T.
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s.u,.f Any 20 sLsEcXtsG Co. No 7 Brood st
| OU,UO @ A G X f 5
To CAflTALlS - - - -
LAND 3 IN N l. y


o. s N.
IL. b.o,iber Of (fofs few dsys) TOWN LOTS
ard lNTIRFaTS f. foo shd ho1T shins
Aioo a sd}oiau quHT"ies ac up'a terms 70
ct ,,,ch,,r ., SAINT P.tL, tiA>clNC> s.d DAYTON.
N,bea,t. 81 PEkiOk and BAYFIELD, upon .ie oa2eror,
" scOD-n- -,
III shoyo enc towns from the!f superior u.u:l positions
40 ornsfrcgI sdv.Dtgos raoi1y becoming arg,
brsr,s place. AFFORD safe I'D reliable inveset FOR
CAihsL =. =, A..
3usns the future by the expect rise in tho
yuo N these psces Ct NOR. rHA> oAF HvNpeD
Prs CEsT for 20 CONS itis no Musinn
Tb. than excoseed " Saint FauI and Ut
II.o tor Sac to- barge WATER POwERS-Ons Of e,
arc The tsbes Of fall liable aims uh!imited
tAL Crsf ipduc~<nen Gil be gveu 10 fh0es whO " i'm
pruye the Tnhoi stuo, Lne al Clay Ia sbu dance
IA eIso poS ce-sg- guaranteed upon
iuws,n ents
Lardss and BOA Estate received In exchange for Prop
seueto-y references gwen ard certified abstracts tile
afosn
Lend Warsrs pt-scrs, loo 'sd choice lands sted
rpoI roeo which will prOtt OF loo 10
81 ~ cert yearly the IL r~-isiert
AItsi at the Ahtsp ususs Ne s-Ycrt
LYMAN. c DAYTON, ST. Paul Mnneso.,
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NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
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