davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09

80, "a ylohh ms Interest in the concern nj Hocs D.
snail continue the Grocer, and Coinmsson,
p h 'ofmery occupied by them near the Va a 9"
'lo return my thanks the friends and
; f3hcer and hope by close application to bs' ~
july Sets ' 10 u" new concern.
L LIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09

four Iaun1resses wanted at the Norveil House,
either White or Black. Early application desired
july gd3t WELLS & HYDE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09
$2O.OOO W0aTH"E DRY GOODS

~ ~OSOOO AT COST, AND LESS FOR CASH
me subscriber wishing to close his Fancy
staple Dry Goods, offers to his friends and tho pubc his
IRE stock comprising nearly every article kept in the Dry
Goods line together with Carpetngs of which are ve
handsome, consisting of ply three ply Brussels &c
large proportion of the above stock this Su
and in can be found desirable Goods In tho
All who are in want of good and desirable al Cost
Cash. are respectfully invited call examine for thea
selves PHILIP W. PAYNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-09

Uox. .Jons s. CARLISLE. from the knnawha
District was among the speakers at the great
Philadelphia demonstration in honor OF Fillmore
and Donel.on, last week. The following is
notice OF tho topics discussed by him:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17
POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL cOMMrrraG.
the city and county Of New YORK nsd a Tsmmsny Han =
The evening Of Monday. ,h instant Mr. CIarss ns1
were adopted with great unAniniy there beng but vss
Resolved. That The Democratic Republics General O..
m.ee OF The city Of New York ia view Of the result Of the ts
Institutions throughout The world Tie oonaued
q Ss s aSw sna
genuine republican, and consni,itonsl prncipies.
..iss pa:sss sSseSSs Ss s,ss ss!ss sssss
persis enemies with no aid sncep, he purity x IL prns.ss
and Tie integrity ana patriotism q ne canddatss entead . ne
ecoers,asons and renewed sss .ness shs. the .ss =
ioandaiioa a. SOLD saa mmoyeaSs y t. isaadsrs were
Rssovtd Iha 70 the democracy Of ne Uulou, We .ss 81
proud and .rgmphsn, day Never has the party As
,sOns Of s former been severely tested Ne
WHICH he e. s s na as -
ns Aer ancient usage. !.
true o her own fame ana ssiy power ana !.
te,prse true TO the Of Der revercd ssesnen
The orsns 5saasa o. our liberties and q our sdss
sr a S wbom an " nj prcsa s ins
lodged bead sad front o. the victsrioGs semocrsry
world he Whole 6eea he
sps ss
external an copoa ~ he apse ma
nifty uneauslleo IN preceding political contest he
shown the CAIN ciess evidence of A.
the bold gnshsken iron, Of succession general nara
dated by threats not moved by the fop
ed sgans him IN which the basest Of ali DO organ
Nations united with he unpvinepled Of relied
Silently the virtue and democrNry
the peopleseeine the the right and 60
brow.
Resolved That though election o. Mr. WOOD po~ssssss
peculiar points lot applicable the other Democratic can
dates ve are soo unmindiu Of the great victory achieves
In the election o. Richard Busted md the other
the party they good and In whom isnors
cy take especial PRIDE aud whose election vita src
aA.isfacton-
Resolved Tia, We warmly consraulae the dsnsoracy q
the city and county Of New YORK 10 having so{
Aeir congressional cadAies and elected 70 Se
neu Congress- of when not only ter eons,in ency 81
the nation Al large may be Justly proud
Received. Thai in view sae
rcQuesfet 70 assemble la the Old wgwam rammany usn
Wednesday evening the 18th inst - ocleck
brae these victories. and that committee OF
wsrdbe appointed ~ the Chair 70 make the aeoessry pre-
parallons for their reception
Signed, WILSON IN ALL. Chm Dem T. q Con-
SAMUEL l.. BRsEptor,l
ALyRED CHANCELLOR u....,....
PETER b. ewEysHr, 4 's
jour Y. SAVAGE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

uon9os
On the evening Of the 10th inst the field officers and
officers Of the Generals STAR with few Citizens
the IS. @s; 10
cen; W. K Rogers Sub Sec: o. Hacienda Col. Ph. 4.
Paymastsr General, N. A.; 0o I. +. Fisher. Quarter
master General, N Col. George b Hall, Commsaary
Al o'clock p NJ the gentlemen sai down to partaks or
the viauds. A. soon - the dishes were removed
The Health OF the President Of the Rspub, OF Mica
ragua y was proposed, and drunk with enthusiasm To
this the President responded BY proposing
"The officers OF the Nicar aguan Army"
The Health 2. Sensrai william walker was then
called upon to reply. Il almost impossible 70 give
Idea Of the electric effect his words produced aided
by his graceful gcscrAtior and peculiar fervor;
only attempt TO give an idea Of what he aAd.
When his name had been repeatedly called, he noss
GENrIExEs-whsever OF history belongs 10 that name,
whatever Of The future may be associated with
The gentlemen with whom the individual who bears has had
the good fortune TO operate an p any merit he sm'sl!
may hold only the principle he represents make:
a sa srs I. Z Ss ne
cannot be confined to this any other spot broad the
son,nas spread pn embraces not al sS
sms and aces snS the Oh woS
impulses from the actions Of the New win extend
the paterna embraces Of universal brotherhood G,ud
Aer the General had concluded The Soldiers Of the
NiearsSuan Army" was proposed, and drank with loud
Brig. Gen. Hennlngsen" was drank with much Gu.
thusias and In response Gen Henningsen said In sub
stance, that he was not much accustomed 70 making
speeches that he was entirely . worker, and thai he
came 70 Nicaragua because he thought here there
work 10 do. He would not have come here n he sup
posed the effects Of bis labor would confined 10 this
place Returning thanks for the houor the gentlemen
present conferred upon him by the In which his
name received, he concluded amid much applause.
"Brgadier General Hornsby" was, - II always "a,
drank with cheers, and the sentipent-
The People Of Gransds-hay they never GET tnto .
stew that they cannot be got out Of By Fryp-was
received with laughter.
Brissdier General Fry response TO this, drank to-
.Thc Red star OF Nicaragua
There several other toAsts and sentiments drank
and about o'clock the gentlemen withdrew their
depces much pleased with the entertainment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17
WINES AND LIQUORS.

LIS, PoRTrR AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER.-roN.
N don brown stout Scotch and English aie Phgadelphit
porter and for export or home cousumpion AL
Soups bitter ale in hns order Tor invads lin lots 70 suit pur
chasers. JOHN y. STAFF.
x2a Broadway corner of Worth s,ree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17
ANTHOLOGY.


sToNIsrIISG TO ALt.-MADAME MORROW CLAIMS
has been known, az the seventh daughter o. the
seventh daughter who also Thsve
s TO tell past present and future Of life
have astonished thousands during travels Europe.
tunes ron be married how soon ard wal show yo,
Of future husband cause you DO
IT'S married, and viii enjoy the happiness
Ct noulsl b ss snd good luck through your whole e
and vii tell true all The n lfe you cannot
help being astonshed No charge asissAed
or you vii no, get the chance Genuemen admitted 70
Brcome street near Columbia
a wONDER.-THE 0fPsY GIRL THE CEfFBRATED
"A palmst be consulted ell or Thrd
avenue. between Eighteenth aud Nineteenth sreets Fee
80 cents The gypsy has 90 hand secret which will enable
sny lady gentleman 20 win obtain the Of the
opposite ser Charge extra. =
A sTROLoGy.-NRs. FLEuRy. FROM PARIS Ts THE
N most ceebrsed lady Of the present in telling
and cerain she business
marriage, absent friends &C by magnetism once rs Brcom
street
an AsrROLogIsT rnAr BEATS rHR WORLD, AND
"A Ave thousand dollars reward offered v any persia
present and future events particularly ienAa oses
sw sus &C She rfves lucky numbes She surpaasss
Any that has ever waited our city She also making
great Al persons who are Afflicted With consumpon
dtsease would 30 well 70 call and this woodsrTl and
natural gifted lady, and you win no, away iissassei
A. B.-Msdsme CHIFFON n no humbug Cad AMI ssisFy
yourselves Ressieooe No. lss Orchard street. tstwser
hcussoa and Stanton.
f,LAfHvoyhNcE MRS SEYMOUR no SPRING
fui medical and business carvoyani 10 America Al IN
sssses discovered and cured durable unerrsnr avcs a.
busnses ffiee3s SC ard sshasctsn III ~ cass ar
chsras msce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

A LsRaE ASSORTMENT or HAVANA DowrsTto
~ ard German segsrs a iess than market -Nornss
~ nrwars operas " 80 Cash advances msls Or ssvsr.
q aay aus,Hy, aod % soy qnan,liy ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

yVrrv wAVTED-eNE WHO r. rfTTxD ny rArUeE
w and inclination 10 maze hone hspry she must ~
young healthy good lcong and DOT sxaat Adtrs-s
Home, box SIS Post o0ce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

GRAND BALL ON WEDNESDAY EVENING AT NO.
VI n Howsrt street-Mls CAROLINE vEETkNs In
forms her friends aud pups that abe vii give her grand
bal Wednesday evening Nov 10 al her dancing academy
for gentleman sud one lady
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

Ia my letter OF the ID Of October stated that Capt
Rakelvics, Who commanded OF the companies vhcn
len New York for Nicaragua In the OF September
10 last, had been superseded in his command BY Gen
Walker, 90 charges OF serious character not fully de-
veoped and that he had been ordered 10 leave this
try II wsa bis intention 70 have returned 70 New York
with his family, by the steamer which len this place on
the I'd Of October but Court OF Investigation having
been sranied him, at his own soloiaop his departure
was deferred. He subsequently, engaged In the bat
Tie OF Granada, a. q volunteer, and behaved very gal
sntly, ~ win be perceived from the fact thai his
fsvorAbiy mentioned In Of the official reports Tho
day alter the battle he seized With tte pre- vsinz
lever, and died two days Afterwards The proceedings
Of the Court OF Investigator and Of the President
thereon have not yet trAnspred the widow and son OF
the deceSed depart for New York By the steamer Of
day.
number OF other deaths have occurred from wounds
received In battle and from diseases common 10 the coun
try but the latter have been csued more from int IN
pefate other imprudent habits than rom any really
prevsIrg epidemic. Toe climate, though deb itatns Al
hrst W northern constitutions is really healthy where
persons cautious 10 their diet and unsccusomed 10
dissipation. But never have seen In any city Of
Ike population, where 90 much bad lsouor' ia daily
punished" there IL IN Canada And vet The rumbsr
Of drinking estabshms MA " comparatively small thsrs
bong only three-stnated the plaza ~hieh "a sav
degree compare With svch places o. rssor, 10 shs A,Antc
states or 10 Cxlnornla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-17

A GENTLEMAN OUT or BUSINESS AND MODERATE
~ Wen OF 80 YEAR Of age. Of good appearance ant
heui sed char wishes 10 forn the acquaintance OF
ty not over * Of with the ohec ~ msRenf
vw be has no relations and very few lady scquantsnc~
~ this city Anv Communications addressed W ". -
Union square Poet oce viii receive respectful afennon ans
be considered and cred conftentsly.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-05-06
DEsOLATE HOME.

The charm ofhome depends upon the per-
fection Of its circle-Break the circle and the
charm is broken.
Death is a fearful visitor, no matter when
or how he may come. His advent, even
when his face is most thickly yelled, and foot.
steps most cautious, is terrible; but when he
uses his p,wer as if he loved to use it, and
surrounds his mission with superluous and
peculiar horrors, then the heart strings must
snap and the blood curde in the veins.
Many and many time have we written
for Others what we are now writing for our
selves. For we can see how tame were our
descriptions, how Indifferent were our express
sions of sympathy, how cold and passionless
were our words. Forgive us, We who have
mourued and suffered, not fear lest our future
words and deeds shall not be fervent and ven-
der.
Our darling has, departed. For the few
hours that her little form remained with US,
we felt that we had her still-But now we
know that she is gone. 1t was a bright
morning when we followed her to rest, but
brought back with us darkness. The home
which she summed and made musical was as
gloomy as a cavan, and so it remains A
few days ago it seemed like heaven-bnt now
the stars have faded out, and the lark that
sung at the gate has fallen with an arrow in
its breast.
And when tho night came on, how it
brought new measure--fully heaped--of
lohely agony! How we sought to sleep, and
were awakened by her blessed voice--her pat
tering footfalls-her thrilling touchl 1t did,
indeed, seem as if she. was there! But when
then the truth retdfne' IKE sudden blow,
and we sank into the bitter waters.
She lies in her coffin. There are rosebuds
in her hand, and wreath Of mertyle encir-
ced her brow of alabaster. The leaves fall
solemnly, the winds moan like chained beast
about her dismal bed. Tits hard to leave her
there, it seems so cold and dreary for the
child And yet we know it must be--and
because it must be it is.
Yet why not talk what we know as we'll ms
what we feel! Our bird now sings amid the
eternal branches-our bud now blooms in the
garden of Colour darling reposes in the
bosom Of the Crusfed. It is WE'LL God
loved the child, and loved her most when he
took her up where Rachel's children are
We will eat this. sweet, ,Q2rsel of consolation,
and it shall strengthen da.@rBufalo Express.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-05-06
TUESDAY


Of age, to be handed to their delighted pa
rent, and the tug then cast herself loose to
return to Liverpool. The two eldest daugh-
ters, aged sixteen and eighteen, the latter
a very fine young woman, obsiinatcly refused
to go back, and we shudder to think of the
fate that is in store for them.
The errand of the Great Conquest had got
wind in Liverpool, and numbers of people
we're anxiously waiting her return upon the
quays to learn the upshot of the chase. Mr..
Hodgetts is once more safely housed at home
with his wife, bat we understand that she
will 60 to the Salt Lake some time or other
She has brought back with her great part
of the money she took, but not the whole
To show the state of agitation in which the
poor man was thrown, we may state that from
the time when he discovered his loss to the
moment when he first caught sight of the
vessel bearing away his treasures, he refused
to taste morsel of food, and he repeatedly
told Mr.. Chipp that if he did not recover his
wife and BARNS he should throy himself into
the sea. The tact, frmness, and promtitude
of Superintendent Chpp throughout the
whole affair cannot be too highly spoken of.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-05-06
Country Papers.
With a few

We like country newspapers. With few
exceptions they are capital vehicles to thought.
Freshness, originality and fact characterize
many of their editorials. Thpy are purged
from the bile of great and crowded cties.-
They arc sent forth from the midst of na-
ture's most beautiful things-birds, trees and
flowers, woods valleys, and the broad, free
blue heaven. Those who occupy the scat
editorial, though they may be unlearned in
the classics, are not worldly in the common
sense of the word,s They go not YEARLY to
the sanctum day after day, with brains steep
ed in wine, and aching with the reminiscen-
cies Of gas-light and crowded fetes. They
are not obliged to fiji their columns with long
descriptions Of whirling dancers and hscrnned
stars. They have u few ss,ioo,soning details of
rows and mu-5a,crs. Untaintcd by city vices,
they cake high and pure views Of life. Al
together, one feels to breathe freer and 10
think better Of his fellows after reading n
right smart country paper.
In their corners are many little effusons Of
choice poetry. Often they are superior in
freshness and feeling to much that is lauded
by the city press. They bring with them ru-
raj pictures Of old farm houses, half hidden
by the foliage Of summer.
There is some cherished corner where the
blooming country lass, like beautiful wild
flower in seclusion pens her pretty thoughts,
and sends them under some anonymous sig
nature to thcEilagc doctor. He puzzles his
brain 10 thinlGwho it can be. Coniures be-
fore his vision all the Lauras and Marys who
cast sly glances at him at meeting, and whis-
per to each other as he passes, "thet's the
doctor"
He little dreams il is the rosy maiden Of
whose substantial bread and butter he so Of
ten partakes. He has sometimes caught sight
of her through the room of thc--shades Of
the distinguished authors the washtub; but
never thought she gave time to muses.. It's,
nevertheless. He is favored some time by
the proud old farmer--fathcr, or devoted
mother, with glance into that favorite study.
OF these Mattio knows nothing about it,
What charming wife she would make =
Good poetry and good cooking!
Hereafter commend us to the country pa
pers. Sparks from the thought anvil fiy thick
and fast; glorious and bright they are--the
editor is married! The country paper Is moro
of gem than ever; the reason is, because
"woman, or man is doubly best"
Success 10 country newspapers.
Boston Olive branch.
.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-05-06
Nzy- The Republican party contains man,

EE- The Republican party contains many
men who would make excellent Presidents; /;
and as each of these have personal friends and
Supporters, it is the most natural thing in the
World that there should be some difference of
opinion about the nomination. But il our
antagonists imagine these partialities will be
persisted in TO the benefit Of tho Democratic
and TO the detriment Of tho Republican patty
they are the victims of great delusion. In
all our political experience, we have never
known party in which good feeling was
more predominant than IL now is in the Re-
publican ranks; and our opponents may rest
assured, that when, after due conference and
consideration, leader has been selected, he
will receive hearty and unanimous support.
Tho Republican party owes its existence to a
willingness on the part OF its members TO forcgo
mere personal consideration for the sake of
good cause; and that feeling will not be a.
bandoned in a contest tho most important in
tho history Of the country Boston Atlas.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-05-06

DIABoLIcAL OurRAeE.-Some iend in the
guise of man, says the Rochester Union, at
tempted to throw train off the track of the
Central rail road last night, but did not sue
ceed, although the plot was well laid. A
bar of T rail-was placed across the track, on
grade near Byron, evidently with the nten-
tion Of sacrificing the passengers of the Cinci-
nnat express train, the fastest on ..,ne road
The train came down at is usual high speed
running nea..,sjy "a mile minute, and caught
the rail between the pilot of the engine and for
ward wheel Of the truck. The bar was carried
in this position, projecting on either side Of
the track for some miles before tho train could
be stopped. The engineer saw the danger,
and stood in momcotary fear Of destruction
until he brought the train TO a stand. It is
remarkable that the rail should have been
caught up in the way it was and the escape
of the passengers and operatives was indeed
remarkable and providential, what motive
could have induced the commission ofsuch a
diabolical act, ia more than is known. If the
perpetrator is found, we trust he may be hung
TO the nearest tree.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-05-06
Female Riot In Cattaraugus C0.--Atiack up.
Tavern--The Keeper Bound ksand und
Foot and Duckcd ina Geek.

The jamestown Journal gives tho pariicu-
lars Of novel riot which occurred at East
Randolph, in Cattaraugus Co., on Friday
evening .he llth inst. A party of the most
respectable ladies Of the place had assembled
as "surprise Party" at the residence Of
Hon. Benz. Chamberlain, when it was sug-
gested that tavern kept by man named
Wheeler was an intollerablc nuisance, by
reason of the liquor dispensed there, and they
resolved to abate it,
Before .,'ley arrived at the place Of attack,
the landlord, having got wind Of the move
ment, had secreted his liquors and barricaded
the doors, and his wife had provided sup
ply of hot water to give the assailantsa warm
bath. Nothing daunted, the feminine storm
crs-broke open the door, and although the
vollics of hot water did somc execution, rush
cd upon the foe. The landlord took refuge
in the garrct, but was captured and bound,
and then taken towards the creek to be con-
verted into "cold water man" by dipping,
but he succeeded in breaking his bonds and
escaping.
The women then returned to his house, de-
molshcd his casks and jugs Of liquor, and his
windows, and were about TO make a similar
onslaught upon two other liquor establish
ments, when the enemy saved themselves by
a capitulation. The women. justify them
selves for resorting to these extreme measures
on the ground that the landlord continued to
sell to the brutalized husbands of some Of
them, despite entreaties, and they could ob-
tain no other redress.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-05-06

A SENATOR Turned ORANGE MAS.-On
Saturday afternoon, Capt. Baxter, distin-
guishcd and accomplished State Senator
whilc returning to his home in the cars, was
asked by fruit lad to buy some oranges
He bought some three or four, aud gave the
boy q five dollar bill. The youngster. 'ster-
ped OUT TO get the bill changed, leaving his
basket of fruit with the Senator; hut the
young hucksier forgot TO return. The cars
moved on, but the Captain was determined
not to be sufferer, SO he hawked the oranges
Il rough the train, and realized five dollars
aud forty cents by his sales lie made forty
cents besides eating his fill Of the delicious
fruit Boston Trans. it.f a isf
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-05-06

A. Man WITH NINE WIvEs.--The noto-
rious Nathan Brown, tho most remarkable
bgamist ever known in America, was brought
by officer Elliott the other day, from near
Jeffersonville, Indiana, under a rcquisiton
from Gov. Chase. Hc is reputcd 10 have
niue living wives. His practice has been to
live with each about three months, get hold
of their property and desert them. lie is
now safe in Butler county Jail, at the instance
of his seventh wife, resident Of this city,
The cid sinner is fifty three years Of age, and
has married three wives within two years.
rgn Ham. (O.) Intel