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DgArtI.

o. death dsFk hour % hopelsss unbs
lief, hour % shsea 10 thst srss4 Of despair,
Ne hsar shall saesssi being last hsar' Ia
sboso appalling dsrknsss svsu iba shadow
Of ~ sveuing rstiba'ion we're bfiRhitsfs
aad relief death i--vhsi sTt thcs % she
Christ ans sssaTssssi Greet lear az
sHsr 10 hfss pfsyef great houF that shsll
bfsst sssodsf i'e bod sf i.fss nfstsfg
hsar y fsiesss fr9n iifs's bufdsn hoaS -
re Baisa uitb ths loved All lssl --sbss
mirtty hopss haftsu 20 thsif fsiaiimssr ~
thee Wtat iepEinEs uht ssPifstioos.
brsalhod 10 ths stiii nigut. bsaesth ths -
isht stsrs uhat dffsa easi.sus q easissi
~ whsi deep ms4itAiioas II ioy shs'
kalisssd issP0a-ihilii.ts shaioEiog f1th rs
siitiss 90 she ssal ~ verge - their sgusau
mstion ~ thee % death the CbFistiss
death Whss sr thou las gsis si Do, !
psriti of hssgsa ihs thrssholl 81 fisfuiiy
ID urB.
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AMERIuAV POErRY.

We must take ,Lo liberty (ssys ibs LOAF.
vile, Kentucky JouFnal,l % eepyieg from
q private letter - eur yoaHg iisB4 aud
esfrsspouisht Emms Alice Brsuas a stan
~ bot inlsuiel fir paiiiesti0a. but ia 8nf
opini5a. Niltosie ia " hcAsty and gfau.
dsur Wbsu io.5rs "a spsh r5etry a.
this ever vfitten " yoaas si,l scarcely
aore tban, sb,li Nbsn u ali tie ~
teri ef Pocifyi
You are poet sad bavs = poets tssrt
% eel an J knas sui understand ths solsmn
tfatbs aad glrisu' maAls Saal ~ cot n
Cos latiiss sPscaiypsr. ihs ia3irg e ihs
yesr
Tees 80 iAs .ssrlfsfiss, 80 ihs athn
Thsil-t1 - % - syvs-i svrrsssi
Wsfrss sstsi rs.sfs, g. 30 PasFi s'f fst',
c,n hsu 3 ,ts,ry sssss
n bgsss, D. psifsat b,tss fs's f.sbssgu i,r.
Gssat-frlts.fs Ace siih sissf .sr tass,
Tss psryls s..s,srs y tss sistasf's tel
Wts bssatfsl ~ fssi'
n Save b. aatfs fissfrsr sssasF tbsFss
TIE fs,s's hs4ses' u ~ ri'fiass nfht-
Fssistus ssry ~ 's,s . ~ zsr.s
Ra ~ fts - .tss ssfsr +"
-.------es~-@-----s-----
s9-it sls4gs ansfit 81 pleasafs % chffB-
ice ths triunph = sssiss ths sfsaii-r -.
aids ftlSing VI ibs ffaiet ef its
We ssssfllssly give pltss - tbs fgiis
1 sh sk o. 4less afsFiiisE ttss aea
- - ffos tts pss ~ sa usatadss
iWtsf for'
~ Secs r. % nrii fgssou.s
TtHrariE uisr tfea
&C. fsfier hf n fsfaFff
Tsas mtfa fRIl 'itf Jaa
Ysasgs 60 isnsh tTsstsi via etl,ss PIE
1 elir.tht sil please sepg
nFNy sppsrsst. AT ePestu psf.ift
~ ssyisF lhsi ts = ssfiiisi fs ~ Seer =
Wksihff itis = - 80 80 ! fhsll roi "a
qairs Az I ttvs estts ~ u, tbsl ;
all eei assrsi u ks isisfTupis ss seais
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eUARTERLy ooUHTs

F,rds,st y sssy asssfs ~ Tss,ssy y asssA.
ys.-. Asss.f ~ HsVsatsf
Rs.ssisy = - Nssesy - NsfsA, lee. AsEssi "a
q /. rfaEtffs
1rEsfsrna - E aEfeF tl lItfeat aseFs AEfest SO
cst.- 81 soaasf . Fsssss'y Nsy Jsiy 80
o.. 81
n rraa 80 M.fffF .a MaFth, Aurs. AHFaFt -
y rssshfF
ffssansk re- go ~ Haaf H MsTtt. te1r, Aa1asf So
Nrffassf
faat.lHa 20 Mrtesg as Nsffhs &qEei aefatf 80
fssqss, 81 - ~ u v-.ss. asy. sss-s 80
aI.ssaatsF
Hss, ~ tsf.ss ~ rss-lsy - sisrs.. Ss--.
tsfrsf 80 y So 80
wsrss- e. Ne-ssy j, N.ss Ny. tsssss ~
sstssss,sa-- H-uasy ts.f. - rss.ssy D. ns,es.
1s.s As1asf 90 Nftc,trf
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moRIL INFLUENcr nP \ LIFERtRY
TASTE.

To young man away from hsme friend.
less aud forlorR in great city, the hours
Of peril are those betWeen sunset aud bed
time for the moon and stars see more evil
ia = singl, hour than tho sun ia his whole
,sy's circuit The poets Visions Of evening
are all compact q tCa3er sad soothing i'm.
sges IL brings the Wa9drPsT TO bis home,
the child TO his mother arms, the OF 10 bis
stall. aud the weary laboTsr TO his rest -
But TO the gentle hearted youth who is
thrown upon the rocks Of piuless city. aud
'st1uds homeless amid a thousand homes
the approach Of evening brirEs With il an
Aehing sosss Of loaeliacss and desslstios
which cores doua upon the spirit like dark
ness upon the earth. 10 this mood. his
bes1 impulses become . snare to bin, aud
be 10 led astray bceAuse be Is soc al, sfeo-
tiooAte, symps,betic sad warm hearted II
there be youpg BsB thus eifeumstAoeed
within the sound Of my voice. lea me say TO
bia that books ars ibe frien1s ef the fTisud
less, and that library Is lhe home Of the
homeless taste for reading piIl always
carry you 10 converse With meb whs will
iHsirset you by thsiF wisdom aud rhsrm
you BY their Wit, who will scO,he you when
freiied, refresh you shen Wsary, counsel
you when perplsxed, and symp,ihiss With
ysu Al all tmes Evil spirits. 10 tie miI.
dlo sgss. we're eHsteissd spd driven svsy
by bell. booHaaj csn5lc YOU Wsni tui tSa
sf these arcnis The book and ibs candle -
Csorge S HRi1Td
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Corea.sa - - csiPsFsF. Aibraais. aess sisahsn
aad Ffedsfek Ditifisfssiis sanssiiy - i1stsstsf
o. hs ttfh aaf n DesrahrF
fGsHEs fssUata, Coaaf of APpsais
RrFsHe q Fintns
I-fres-. LufanP THouFaap, -. g..
HtsHhar P&HEEa.
Jess ktHnHy.
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tupioUs ioyE stoeY.

\ Tuy saFisas siory g. told - ssvsfal
atcIsui sfiiefs TssptriirE Esitfafd q see
ft'htJ - EhstlsasKHs hEd = dsuxLiss sf
ihsi EmpsTof TIE sssrotsfy ftiI ia ists
viih ihs priasss. sLs 81 isnKth alisuss
hia 10 sisit hsf Urs EistsFa siFss b
stayed with hrf rty .tis sd 10 tks asss
time deep sss hsd fslss IL b isfi
fosnsfts vo1li b ,5srrvss ssd yes y
tity soula sagoss bon ts asaRsr ~
isugih ihs Ft.Ho.si received 10 esrfy BE,
on hss hstt 50 q BdEtb9fieR hsu.e. uhieh
shs did 10 isp9stt5, ksssver. tsrl fsn
ths uisdss q bls bsd-sssD tss EaPsrsr
sas he shels aGsis 10 ths Asss@Lly 81
ths ieTjs 90 ihs iollosisr 5sy, stes EeiF
gsTi sua his 9suEl tsS stfs rrsssat hs AS
"a vtst saaht v - dsrs 10 msa uhs
-sn peiis4 ktsFs 5sugstsf ~ saFsy kia
hsf sAsaidefs ttfsugk ffaft nad ssas.
che middis ~ siataT's aiekti gksv
{ tbst hs vas ssFshy 81 ssath =.
rsts ssrs slaFasa ba1 shs f1ssfs,.
ssslss Ef'FTaf4, ssif -sHassl stss
lsssd . tsaE Estsf, ihsa stsal4st hsvs eszs
q as rbaa go Esffhs - sssih. hss s.ss
nee tVs hgss Fsba ~ his Fsstsf IA
n-nisEs. fsaf q ~ ssf iess sss aasgt sr
ss--e---sas--.--z-.----.---.-
HFA hi,s8 II ssts tss yiAsr ssg pss
sessstsa - sss II tks sisssis sith So ssrss
( 'Ds yes knsa 30 Bns. siFf pss sklsh
( ts rnisa 80 ssteh sd sfiss ssasais.
Z CO il rFiafns8 il is his psssst sssiif ts.
/ piy,na - tha iafsfFsfttiEs, Yes. 81 ! A. 2
I az tksa wsIke3 ~ lrsF.nE tbs gsssiissss
stsstsS - We sva ritiseisas vsy - lsgsfi
ias sas fias
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q, A--,,rc.r,o~ UFsusr,cEy.

"a ''A~-uICII,oS FJusrICE>.
The ssilouisE eiassfsaioa of Js,tess as n sds 81
the AsESst tern. Usbsl of The Coua,y CcuIi:
BsAHTSS DAvrSfoEr. PraiS,,s Jsaiiea
fVsi CIss'-AUGUsT TERM. 1850.
G.Ssss G.SI " Liris. js..,S jaa I V s-ss si.i...
Second Czsss-KovEMBER TERN, 1856.
Jshs s@i,S; Asdrsw Essssdy.
Th01as hsssSu, Wnlan moFrsoB.
TARd c1ssE-AARcH TERM. 1851.
JSs-Fs L. RSs.sn. JsGs osisisy.
FSagbh clsss-JuNE TER&. 1851.
n' 9. " E.sIsIs.s..,. Z & :. so1s n. 'is.i s.ii.
FVA cisss-AU0UsT TERm. 1851.
waii.% a. VIZ y T..L. Ds,is D., 2 III !, YHi....
siTfA cIsss- NOVEMBER TERN. 1851.
yoAA J. G. Aathsm. EassaRd CtanbrTf,
ssvsa& Cisss-HARCH TERM, IsSs
n. W. BayloF. sazssi Ridsaoss,
isrssi RssssI, l. G. Hsshiit.
Eisth clsss-JUNETERS. .is5s
SsI: I,as ,; H.;s.sss. y ss.sa, 'oA' W .Gr'a'A's.
Asd sssa ~ Shs saas isecsssio he let class 70 con
nspes asaia Aurssi Tefn, tss5
The uosthly tsrns. 10 b. held - fslloss. asptsu.
esss Decsush~F tsrta Sy ths 6ih class Jssssr. tsr-
by the bh elassi fstsusfy ~ ths tsk esss Apf
isros ~ fhs % ssssi asy - Ne - class ssd
Jsiv tsfs ~ ihs ist class.
The pfssdisg Justics 70 asteud eash nsI vvsrv tsr
ui tAq f0uSi, e fsqsiisd by iss
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fs-Hs thsf has q gh forstssd vii havs
tis syss ssSsf Il. sad sil i've ~ lhs dsys Il
BE lifs
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PORTRY Y
rss Ne vssi... rr.,, rr...
LOVE AT rus CauDhN GATE.

fer th9 eeEsssa wv, ffxss.
LOVE AT rus GauDHN GATE.
We stood uishin the ssrsss gs,s.
Tbs s>nasr wss ssui.s-
is psPAas's sye' there vss % ta,s.
Nor shadow of rsseti,ssj
Vet. ns.sieas they shoas On me
As stars IN t-iigAt ses.ss.
And IN their depths the sssl eeaid sss
Love Ssshsrias Pss'is With RsasOs.
Tbs Lsss Oi ssaset ssssdiY ,hoas,
Yet richer we're hsr si.sss.-
Asd there ~s essie In Asr isas.
ssrpassi.s soas OF thIasAes;
hss Aa-4 LAP sa.sly On ssiss,
ssr. ~hss thrilling .siies
Asoke eseh nerve ssd sbrs 6as.
Az iisAt wisds s,ir ihs eeesa.
Ny heart isspsd wflds, q. sPete.
Ny veiss srsu is- asd ss.sii.s.-
waited J-ssd the silsses broke
She saij uiihOst .i..enLlisr =
"Tbsrs 70 . ie.s hat love, 90 5r.sm
"WAsa ssasAi bot er,sn. are lsfsit.
Like Pais Nsrei..s. o'sr The .,rs.m
"whsss waters have bsr,hh"
''Asi wsu'i iP.ss.' rsy Passi0n cried.
"N"eisss. like ssd Peri.L."
''Ah. wsli.' sAe ,aid. Love hath pride
Tha % viii de 10 cherish
The heart that lOrss will sves love
The aigA, and fears s,.sa IL.
Asd yesrs pain eaa saiy psess
The iaF s'eRes TO qusii H."
Thea kiAJly paass4 the ,,ttisg .aa
UPoa the n-nntsis hoary,
To brssfhe his ssssias bSnIsoa
UPOa the susner's Kisry;
We said: "D,aas drawstA aish,
Live wakes sPorg The nowsrB.
Drop down, old Sea, 10 Peses. sad die
Within Thy ssa,et ,swsr."
BY-GON DAYS.
Every heart has kpeus the pleasure,
WskssinE eAofds Of iosE io,'d lays;
TisEed ssd iouea With tender ssdue.s,
Sacred tAeushI Of BY Eoas daJs
oA!wAsi fselisss steal spoa as
whss We ny sEsis 70 gaze.
As@ @em'Ty paints IN sefsaed eolsrs
LiEA'sasd shades ef b. sOas days.
ThscasA the scenes of yo1th esehsatsd
hsltisg fancy wsstos strays,
RsPsstsg Iii<'s Esstastie Srans,
Every act Of b. Eoas dsys.
FOrns q dear Saes lov'J sad io,isg
Msmry's magic uaad can raise;
Hopes ssd tears the heart onee cher rished.
Wees asd biiss Of BY gone days
Sad OF happy. high or iowiy.
LeS'd Or lovely b iis wsy,,
EEsrJ heart delights TO lager
Roand the sisrn Of BY gsle iaTs.
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saltI sah!!

S00 ssrEs O A ssii ~ FtVr t,,s,st.u
yVU 90 rs-s. isHAEL RUSSELL.
harp,fs Perry. OF 90 i-5s.
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l0n STRAW ssf oinp Boass,s seilior %,
AlE y. b. Z. D sIoAFoosR
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VOL. so.
Sap @Sr,inia 8ta 8ss.s.
OFFICE. SECOND STORY OF MARKET HousE.


ssrs. Pass Pss.s P~biished weekly s n-e
'Isilars s.x m, Csrts pv ss.-ss, pap aba hsif
I,.riy bet nrs ps1us wiii BE- tsks. 70 pay n<st
- hsn, paid sa',rsfy % ssvsaee-.
s,wAs.sssr ysy as.i 10 dsf-rssd ksyess The sxPi.
T,,t,,. q the Jsss istsr~st piii BE- eAsfged.
,-ssA.erpios. for, aoaihs. Osss Dsilsy end Tesn-
I, krs Cs.i,. 10 b. paid iars'ssasy 70 sdvs.os.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
D., Doliar, Lr three ipsertcss-lsrrer e~~s 10 the
sass psspottISa. E.eA sestinsasos nee.iy fss
Csafs per sqaafv.
an ,r,,.s nsats .Ot ordered fos spseiae tas.
It,.-,ai,aa.d sa,ii fossiA ssd char dsceerSsagy
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COURT DAYS.
tsH rsoa,
NoNTHLY COURTS

CIRCUIT COURT
JsssDos, slsy 20. Ostaesr7O
AoaTHLY COURTS
Ffrderirk-- Mosiay hrfafr tbs tsf TsssdaV
HARDY Mssfay bsffs ths tst Taesasy
Hefksisy srt1ud Hoeday
JsaeSsos- 80 hOsasJ bcsssss 81 ~ Mos4sy -
sfhsF assfts
CislEs-Ss assssy 3 Js-s 80 90 Nso.Ssy !. sshsy
leEHfhs
ssssssso.s sls.asy 1sSoss - Ts-sssy.
Warsp--TkiFt hostsY.
Mofaas- fgafih MoaasY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-01-08

a RRoWR ROOT. gseo. paiusai. Tspioes sad
a urcErfs Fafins sfl lfesk sd ~ sais ~
AaFtst ~. tsie REfAsEn a COOKE
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LARGE slpplE ~ Cyiihasf sni TbsrmoEc-
'u chafas u al sses, a pfiws article.
= JACKSON a WOOD.
'7eAs-s' Nsreh 20 tsss.
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Aenna Rlna.

an 80 80 gs.. sESgA pge!g ,s.l a.
.siFst aad fOf ssis bg
go. BELtgR q COOKE
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OVERS ~ rrafessional services % tte citi-
/, tsos q fGAastrs0vn and fs vicinity
81, )hcs oa Main street onr door essi 81 Cafter's
afsi fMay ~, 1854.
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A gUPERTOR sr.ieis - alnerr 80 Wild
Cher1y hfaedy W neficsi paFpasfs ~ tais
v BELLER a COOKE.
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RtT WATER-A sapssl,f sriisis ~ sale by
AaFsutt. isss
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Now o. band atihs ChsfistisEa prrk Kuu
Ihsy ere uf god qaeihg ApplT 81
Apfu 2 s. ~ 8uARLEs y aRAQ0
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REaH SALAD ON iasirsesissSk
H. cate 81 nFTgru 4 fsoURE
or atsss
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ORG ANIC wFAKNEss

Marrisd PosOHs. or YO..as sI<s eoa,smpI.iias mar
ess, e-ing sS"e ~ wsshn-ss. org sAe esbd
ny. d~fosuitIrs sc. shesId apply unsnrdias.I,
lie Who plsess hsassif usads1 the esr- aI Or NAV
teEiousy eeahde IN h. hoaor Gea IN "a apd soo.
hie-i!y rsiy SPoa Aa. 81 ia ss Pkysietaa
OFFICE. No. SOCTH FREDERJcS- AZ
DOoks FROM BaL1INoRE RTREET.
EdSTNDE. UP THE STEPS.
G1- De particular in oh.crvin- the Nsu,s ,oA N.,.
ber. OF yoa will alstAks %. n.a.-
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q EEU OAFH. % WIrtf
Hsssh -, isss
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DR. JOHNSTON.

MsnibsE Of the Royal College Of salreoss I.oudou.
graduate from OF the eaiHsai college. A th,
Ihted States. and the grrater part of Wh ~ Il Ia.
beca speat in The first Ho.pals a. IoaA1a Paris Phil
Adsphia, aad eiseEhere, has effected .oas a The .t
ssoofss'ns cures that were kaoa a. aaay tfoabe
with rlnsing Ia the head ana sEhea asl.e ,,t e
Toasness, beng Nlaruar sLea soaads .ad hs.bE,i
w,;h frrqasaLblashsaK, Este.rd .aetiss.. ia
der1ngensSai q nsinl, were cured iai inediatciy
III. - -
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(tRoCERTEs hff- q
~ iaH fersiret at retsr
~ CHaNLEe fsHfae eos
Hlssrus- -Prssr. sf,v - fsss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04
B.ntcslfrons gsrnzit.

The English steamer binps us late advice.
from South America. The adsices flnm Rio de
Juneiro To the 18th of May.
The new Brazilian Legsla was opened on
Sunday. May 3, by the Emperor. In the Impe
rial speech His Majesty congrntulates the Cham
bers on the tranquility which reigns throughout
the empirr,as well as the perfect cordin liy which
is reciproratcd between Brazil and all foreign
States. His Maje>ty says that his Government
have applied the means placed Mt their disposal
Inst session for colonization purposes, aud urges
the Heees.ity of securing civil and religious free
dom for all classes OF foreigners. The Imperial
speech also nIndrs to the extraordinary prices of
articles Of food, and the consequent suiisrings Of
the poorer classes, and urges the Chambers to
act with energy in meeting this scarcity; adding
that the new tariff will not IN itself be sufficient
to meet the ease. His Majesty says that the
rigur with which the recent attempts at ntrodu-
cling slaves AT Srrinhaem aud St Matthews were
repre-. ~ed. must have dishearten"d the ndventu.
rers who sought 10 realize thes. criminal under
inkings, and conclu les by saying that the salts
factory state Of the public revenue enables him
10 indulge the hope that the deficit which was
expected IL accrue from the reduction in import
duties will not arise, and that it would be- there
fore impossible either to remove the two per ct.
extra export duty. which was imposed with the
view Of making good the expected deficit. or TO
employ the amount 10 the special advantage Of
agriculture.
The new tariff, alluded 10 in the imperial
speech, which not made public until the 25th
Of April although it is to come into operation on
tho lst of July next 1t received the imperial
sign manual ON the 2sth March. The conse.
qutnces of this precipitate change will be very
serious losses tn many merchants; but il is not
improbable that it may be postponed for a few
months or abandoned altogether, from the oppo
siiion which has been raised against IT by the
merchants An Influential meeting has been
held at the British consulate, to protest against
the injustice of so short notice; aud no doubt
the English Minister will use his influence with
the Imperial Government to obtain a reasonable
postronemeilt. The German merchants have al
so signed protest against its being carried into
operation at the time named in the decree, The
document itself, although its general tendency
is toward a reduction of duties, some Of which
are Of very grea, Importance has met with a very
ungracious reception.
The yellow fever at Rio daily diminish
ing. and at Pernambuco the town was free from
epidemic.
The coffee crop would be the largest ever
krownand would probably reach 2,40o0Io bags
In con,,q uenee Of the Bank of Brazil having
raised the rate of discount to per cent, the
money market was tight. Sales of flee during
the fortnight amounted to 100000 bags. Move
mcnt in prices WAS upward. Provisions were
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NlIED STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY


lieu of H.ynchbur..
ND 1HE II BLiG GENERALLY
IL. PERSONS wishing 10 advertise their I'll SINESS nr
fhpf iNSltiN IN the following papers hich | am
AR't eaeh o them having 1Attaf riBeri in the
estlh and soulh Western saunttes Virginia and East
Tennessee, Will please call on N
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWs. Brisiol
bRnN NloWS kNoNb lille fIennl WnIG
NiNi1t AIoR Janesbarough Tenn
GAZETTE Lexington Va
Ri'GiST1I Abingdon VI.
DrMo naIl. Liberty Va.
SALEM REGISTER, 1.,. =,
MOUNTAIN SIGNAL. Ha''m va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT Independence Gravsan co Va
ntMp1RAi rmea,tIo y,
MONTGOMERY HERALD .,#4
WESTERN STAR. NhistHahsphfF Va
WYFiiFviI.i5f INNS M = WYthesiile, Va
MON DEMOCRAT, Union Monroe couniv. Va
ADVOCATE j netsonvtilc. farewell county "a
if.'s "tsl4 t" advertise ia al the abdvp papers Will
md Ia then lNltt1s1 L Cal o the office
INnehinfR Nrgman tt sfAins. Where contracts Will he
made and adj orsemenIs fohN Alspfn WITHOUT AY
: q viii also receive and forward advertising any paper
II the | uii'd States \. NADllt.l,.
aPt2is Foreman Nrglnan Office
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From the ST Louis Democrat, ofJnpe 9th


From the ST. Louis Democrat, June nth
FRoM TIE Far WrSr.-iho steamer Spread
Eage arrived last evening from point ON tho
upper Missouri, two thousand five hundred miles
hove ST, Louis. nnd one hundred and eighty
miles beyond Fort Union, Mt the mouth of tho
Yellowstone. At > o'eloelS yesterday, IL days
had elapsed since her departure from this port,
on business connected with the American Fur
Company brought down about 1000 packs
of furs and % mounlaineers, men attired partly
in Indian garh, and iaoe- almost ns dark M that
of the Indian. ~
The Indians, IA FAR rs known, were quiet. and
showed no disposition to fight among themselves
or to trouble the whites. excepting on occa
sion follows: On The down trip, n band of
armed Assnheis observed eongregn,ed on
the band, aud made signals inviting thu boat To
land. The officers not thinking it quito snfc to
do SO, determined to phnse md sounded the bells
rs il about to land, but kept her moving swiftly
past. The Indians were, of course highly dis.
pleased mt this movement. nnd fired n volley Mt
the boat, bnt fortunately ouly one bullet struck
the boat No was hurt. This was the last
IF these Indians.
1t will be- recolloeied that there were several
cn,es of small pox on board the steamer Clara
when she visited the Upper Mississippi last year
1t was afterwards ascef,ained that the dreadful
malnly Sound lis way about the same tine into
the lodges OF certain tribe Of Indians aud made
fearful havoc, sweeping awny lnrge part of
their number, aud almost dcpopnlating one or
two of their villages. The surviving Indians of
that tribe to this day greatly incrnsed against
the Clara. and speak Of her own in terms of hn-
tired and yindictlveness.
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WXTISsHeN<s to convince purchasers Of WHAT we nave
w known ourselves for Twenty yenrs past, T." VII
That our piano really desirable good and ehea
W., feel pertecy willing only TO send them on TRIAL To
persons shng purchase but also to LIND them Tor given
lime TO those prefer taking them IN that way M or
der that they what have said OF Their quay
No one wishing purchase doubt the prudence o TINS
course So far as they concerned the heiaJ OF 20
t, a. 80. are concarned l.. p. NASH,
'" - Petersburg Va
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ATcO.T -Con,c-piatna "A change il" b"-i.

u me-. We have determined to offer or entire stock OF
nn11S SHOES HATS. CAPS, TRUNKS, Carpet Bags.
I,abrea. q ar COST CASH Having been IN business
t snort time and constantly receiving supplies RON toe
1T mountaineering in Philadelphia our asort'
anel fresh and fashionable but should any thing be
,,d silod or behind ii Will he sold Wtnhf regard 70
coat Inducements offered ny us ftftiE int WIN
al ,bos in want OF ANYTHING in line will do well t" give
ms call and satisfy themselves To tn Slne, my n our o-
sitian 'iN''-' - - "
ic lots
~xTRaEsNE SALAD OIL. for sale by
Ii ais'ta j H. THOMPSON = CO, Druggists
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yUNHE undersigned will continue the Apothecary and Drug
business al the old stand of STROLLER a Whitehead and
will keep constantly hand flesh and reliable Stock of
Drugs Medicines Paints Oils. Dye Suts Pertumrry Glass
&C. and will be pleased see his old friends and
the public generally. w a, Siioi hf'i|
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Totai,

cecXrFRFr1r BANK NorEs.-Conn,eifeit $40 notes
the Farmers Bank have made the.F appearance IA
Richmond and in some instance parties VINO o"e"'
To know have been deceived aud received tae'h Us
genuine. The signature of the President WIN. L.
Maefirland is admirably executed. me n"1"''' ,
is rather poor imitation of the genuine Richmond
; NIL.
nder the head of "March Squalls an exchange
tells Us, that woman in Pulaski county, Va, mas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04

NihLfh ny LiehrNMe.-An unknown man. riding
a9tseoaeh' near Function Preston county, in the
,a shower al Tuesday evening 18th lust was
struck by lightning aud instantly killed The nnil
inferred his head passed down his body. ana tore of
Ms 9oois from his feet. Ills horse aud man rid
l4s ~ us SIDE were annjnred, though somewhat
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MAY 2}rd. lSd7
GEORGE NJ. RUCKER,

NIITTBII
HAS received the following desirable goods t,
which he invites the attention OF his customers and the
buyers o Dry Goods generally
k Frnges and Taso buttons assorted coors 10 mateh
Black MORE Antique Ribbon. for trimming BasqnesJ
Plaid aud Checked Gingham-
Black Taman "a beautiful Dress goods for mnurning)
Sky Blue Maria louise. Pea Green and Black Mousns,
Steel Spring Skirts assorted styles very desrabe1
WhaleLane do
Black More Antique Mantles very beautiful and
extremely cheap)
Black Chanti,a Lace Mantles In great yarietyD
Irish Linens Hosiery. Alexanders Kid Gloves &c
All II will be sold extremely low. Those wishing to
avail themselves the benefits resulting from the price
sgse viii find their interest greatly promoted hy calling and
making their purchases from this House, q. NJ. X.
may % Is
UNOR SAIE-Tcn shnre- stock la the Frank
u lin Building and Loan Association Apply at this Office.
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