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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-16
VOL. 5..-NO. 142.
BALTIMORE.

uNW. WILLIS, MEDICAL. .. OFFICE, l.sck I'm. :
- Urinary Balimoe-nsi,ased A. ID ise 30 ~ nsmI III
ED OR NO FEE REQUlRED.-Dr Mills, an enPsstenced
Physcan Aiopahic School may be eo.edssssv eeS
~. M omcv re- ia ircd II n Care !. not Erected.
practical experience of over 20 yenr enabiss Dr - 70
warrant n the shortest possibe lime !" na'o '-ov
effected. -.,.a~
celebrated for the eeetna snaspeedy cure Q, an
classes of Diseases. was sssabishe" ~ " eny
rouge from a''sTrn Tns nisS R~p.;..i.n
' @ ,1p hn many here for have
,on aehed Of their money masreaed by me Chafaan "o
nourish largely In the public prins ana WIN """" our y
AMscscd be- your sisard,
fyou would avoid injury pecuninfy oss hna & p
cd Dr NJ auring professions promises no mofs
than he viii honorahly perform. :. <, & ###I
Tho uAusi symptoms Sore Throat liberation Of the
Mouth Itching and Tenderness about tho Nose
Erupons upon tho skin &c Upon she per,ocs NV h.
the oldest md most invotwa,o o seeh e""'' ~ M
The Triumph of scicnce. =
The remedies of NJ. restorng strong and manly Wig
or ning shattered constitution and removing speed
lily all debility injury incurred from se.a seo'"' '' "
unsurpassed by any discoveries OF the age.
EnfcsbIed MWmhsed . --y1.,-
NAV bore ond certain and thousands fron their
msc have reaiaod fruon OF hope which from me
failure OF Quaekores In their hithefto "'u''" ' M "
''"'' "''''' AaYnw1sue. Of Treatment.
m ,I,onons romrounds OF Mercury Noxous Drugs use
' To Females.
Lam In the "a oatmont Female cons Ner
yous daennas qualities DR. to afford Esvv keaD ana
thu dnieult cases sa'roo
E guarded and ''ssinSn. ssrss, rrvcnsivs.
This Remedy applicable To either sex VIII be sens
duly prepared by mail Iecop, Of ta or by rcmns sio
psnn ns,anns cured al homc by addressing DR. j. D
MILLS BnrMoRr, dettors post paid) Medicines sent IN
any direction, by mall or express t
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.yncuu,uC AGHICulTunAl. WORKS
ThS plou Ihnt beats fi,c World. best work. win
icust Hraushf.

ICu~t HFnnghI.
WE have large number of Patterns of flows among
w which may pc tuund Riches Patent Premium Iron
Beams Improved Peakski EnRlc Iows& ronta
Our Premium Silehu ploNs Smiths Patent Straw Gutter,
Shelters $40 sl5 Road Scrapcrs Double Action
Pumps Apple Corer and Seer opoation)
Sausage Mra tntter Winters Corn and Cob Cushcr Sc ~.
Smiths Patent Gutter SO atdci the First Irrmi
by tho state Far o Virginia. or the best hand
straw Gutter M nd 1850 and each year received tho
highest ard - thu society.
eal particular attention 10 our very much admired
chrs Pacn) Iron Beam Powa Hollow We glvoone OF mo
many testimonials IN favor Of this I'bw.
Below tue Noryel ilousc l.yuehlutg, Va.
II NIItTrEMORE BRO,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-16

C1mARPE,s RIFLES.-The Subscribers have
- inst received their Fall Of Guns Rifles and iSois
embracing every improvement in firearms; viz: SiMres
Breach Loading Rifle, Warmers six chambered Breach Load
ng Rifle Deans Tranters Colts Aliyns Dearnger ard AL
improved and plain Pistols; Shot Belts Powder Fssks,
percusxou aps Wads Wire Cartridges Canister Pow
der Bullets Shot &c. Fine Pocket Cutlery kazors of all the
hest Purses Fine Gold and Silver head
sword and plain Canes and every thing in the sporting line
which we will be show persons calling In opposite
' dec ixts VIM s C FISHER
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NEw CoNCNMN.-lN.U W.Ll,Am.

q NEW WGONSENN.-IEuU W1Il1AMA
~ SONha,ing rehttcd the Corner House. formerly
- prepared to oncr to thoir friends and the public,
something really handsome In the Of uold aud Stvor
Having associated themselves together Tor the
of carrying this business the, are now opening very
large and we'll assorted stock of the het quality of Gold and
Silver Ware consisting In part Of Gold and SILVER Hunting
Watches. reliable (and
Painting and forentno Sotts complete with every other de-
scptun rwcry tho present day great variety
o Spoons Ladies Sugar Tons, Butter Cake Pie and fsh
Knives made OF eeianc silver prices 10 please with
good of the above mentioned articles made OF Al
bata aud plated with genuine Silver including general
Plated Tea Walters, tasIorh Communion
quality liar Tooth brushes Chamber and parlor Plated
branch aud Dronze Candoscks good selection of Pocket
pretty things monton which beg tho
public aud there will be no charge for showing
them.
Remember tho stand opposite Geo Ruekcr 4 Go
dee nts 1EHu WILLIAMS son
UEWEl.HX IN SETTs.-Thc B.ndic-, by cni-
- ling Store the finest stock OF font Cameo,
Flurcnno mud Roman Mosaic, white aud eolorcd Lava Gold
stone and Mourning Jowcy offered in this market be
uics many other articles of JCwery entirely now.
dee l2ts j. WILLIAMS u SON
uNIGHrEENVlN AND FIFTY sEv-
~ ENEyey body knows of course, that to morrow ~
the yon 1851 hut every body dooa net
know that We have Just received aud opened hr afgct sup
ply of Sfp and torhs that has been onorod IN m
market and hceause this tact Is generally KNOWN wo
desire call attention to tho circumstance through the pubic
prints
Spoons tho hsi and Of variety of price es
and Dining Forks ol various prices and weights also,
gether will handsome stock of Cups lee Cream Knives re
knives crumb Scnpcts butter Knives Soup Ladies' 40 all
shall sol they be furnished and wnr
rantcd o beof The best silver
We shall be pleased show them to any Of our friends VINO
Will do lis the taynr to call and look nj them go -
dee Ats SiLNERrnORN a Cliff
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u>,s4OuuTHON.-ny mu,mnI .on.cn, the firm

of Mco1r Jones' IS this day dissolved Those having
claims against will please present them for pay
en AMI indebted ao respectfully requested to
come uatc their accounts piHctea
e as the business of the concern a. soon
q
Wptener thanks friends and the public
generally very liberal patronage heretofore extended
and mpst respectfully ASK continuance o INC M 10
tho now concern SAMUEL MCCORKLE,
I.ynrhburp Dec 81 1850. CHARLES j. JONES
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4 NEW LIGnT-TIiE UmEAPEsT XET



L EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEASI.
WARRANTEn 10 CuRE, AND No DANGER FROM EXPOSURE !"
roip. Price 30 cents per bottle. ,
Entered according Of Congress in the Crks once t
stric Court for the Easn District Of PH9ia BY DO|h
d co, kichmond ID % stlc
READ THE FOLLOWlNG'
Come pamphlet and read our cethea''s
cures performed the Turf on certificates oil ru OF
respectable and respected citizens and many others
whom refer and cannot Doubt Its vaue nc
med cine for One of 1t is worth penna o any
Try it and You viii be satisfied oil "ha'
We
Thuf TURF Otl--Rcad the following and come To oni
will tell you of many Others who nave peeh
cured :, ,a,,
Jl,re portion of bottle
Turf Oil which you very kindly presented me win
sui take pleasure in that found eteeiuai IN re-
moving eruption skin which had been practsed
rpua by physcans, without receiving to
rg4 benefit also II to friend OF mine, VINO
Tor so annoy by similar eruption OF
and he Informed short time since that irom the
d 81. OF one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, J.. NJ LEE W ith
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-16

BIO ISLAND. Bodiord county, va, NV 7, It'F
H.sJs. Dore Co-Cenemen:lu used about one ionrth oi
bottle Turf O the back of my horse the worst
back almost saw entirely place as large as my
hand this single application only applied II "htel cured
up entirely permanently really was surprised at the
properties and ihink II more poP
aud elcacous than anything Of the kind eyer saw ana
have bottles other preparations Tor similar
Kcspectfully j. i. B0&DURANT
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APOTHECARIES, &C.

lNiNE POWTE MONAlEs.-A i"rs. stock ,9r..rsn, o,
Il superior Monaes embracing forty OF THY dih'r'"'
dec i5.ts JOHN II. sEAY. pruggst
gSREsu SARATOGA wATER.-A s"ppiY 81
= Saratoga Water direct from the sprTSs JnI - Say
Tor sale is Sy ''''' = Druggist
upAuNTs, OILS, Nc.-3OOO lbs. white Zinc
IN Tins tho best Zine sold Lewis rS5e % w W nut & SrIrits
nrentnc Fire proof Paint and Paris cfeens ana
slother by large assortment, OF While
brse Paint Brushe Paint brushes Narnish hr's"s
badger blenders Sash Tools &e BronRfs ana n'u "a, ai
low by srsoruER X whirEhEAp
oci9ts Druggists.
up0wsEMAN.m .m0rE.-An Orn,n n, Hack ,,
mon aud owners Horses, should have some OF thl'
excellent Remedy ON hand 10, the cure ., "''"'''"
d ,ne ,.as io.,sI ""' sTABIER * JONES.
spURu WINES AND LsQuORs-O,di Pert
Madeira and sherry Wines bought expressly ior rs
AsSIs S s,s s'A''i'" s'"'' '1 JOHN i snAy Druggist.
u,.srsI, nH,.;s. MEDICINES, NC.-rhe
Drugs Medicines oils Paints varnishcs Paien, Medsnes
Nc Sc which renders his stock large and complete emp'a
,ug every article usually found In Drug Store aud
Particular attention given to the selection o e "
for physcans families carefully compound
cd at all tme" and all tho new phar"''"'e"'
'Ga, aly a. 's'y appear " join H. sEAy Druggist
INOK MANUFaCrUREWs.s superior sweet .,"
II oil. by the Dozen and Gallon Also branding o"a'nS
For sale by J.. II sEAY Druggist
INsEED OIL, PAINTS, Nc-2OO SniioHs
II Iinsced OH Whit Zinc White Lead, toers OF all kln's
Sarushcs every article pertaining TO the rant
Ing business ON hand and for sale by ...,,,,,,,.,,
aug lots STRDIliEk VIII ih''f.'b.
NEW pss:lpT-uusE CmEAPEsT VET.
n Wehave for sale sylvic Oil and Lamps for using IT, whtn
viii be pleased to show to any persons n wan, ] ., " M
.Nplo and from experiments by ourselves haha "p
giving light of candle 10 of cent per houi anu
table lamp large solar lamp, about or cent
easily managed gives light fully as brilliant as gas
STROTHER n WHlrEliEAp,
navoots Druggists
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SAMUEL. MCCoRKLt


dissolved by Limitation ON the 3lt December 1880
The name nf viii be used only IN closing the
indebted to the concern are respectfully cque
settle accounts is important that the business
should be closed this to return our "ncere
thanks t our friends public for the very liberal pat
ron e Lerot aud earnestly ask conn
uaton of the the Of Lee johnson Co
JOHN i. LEE
1lIDk l.. JOnNSON.
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u.Cuu,DE,A ,Ac.snperior Pon. made inhnnd.

some Jars various sizes, Rose C'd ream and Lip
S8ve all manufactured by ourselves of the materials
aud warranted equal sold Also French Pomades IT
ne quality Hair Hair Ionc Woods Hair Restorative
Barry 'Tncophurous and Lyons Kaharon, for sale by
STROT1IER q WHITEHEAD,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-16

AYOTTCE.-Thc attention" o. .ne ,c.,,. ;rvted Ia
.na business men Lyl: hbuig is respect'hy hNe "
~ ,ng cx ract aa til, regulations of Lynrhourg oo-
,at 60 contract any debt debts
i'o,, ,1o .s, u his parent or guardian an any lt'
w. 80 Il tom, 'hou written certneaie '"' 'o
Preside" o ~ - '' SAMUEL X. cox
President Of the ls,aiiy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-16
No urRC,l,Y OR NAIfSEOUS DRUGS USED.
~" Nh gaelrNSEOI,

Memer Of the Roy G,iege of Surgeons ion9h s,
ron, ono of t,e nc Colleges OF the th.eo
and the greater part whose life has been speIl m @
Uosui,ais o Lond raI,- Philadelphia ana ese" @ @
osac ed snn,e Of the astonishing cures ht "ee
tnown. tosny troubled with ringing in the hea' an,
asleen yeat net hctg alarmed AZ
ana ba i ulnexs with frequent bushug, auenaed s9"ee'
win rsugyn,odt mi ID were cured nihie"'Nte9.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-16

NEW CDNtENN.-Thc nhI'rs'g"t" hm''
~ formed copnrtncrhip under the sNl" and hrn
McCnrkle the old stand of McGoke y Joues Tor
purpose cunducmg general Grocery, Commission AMI
for the Manufacture Of Chewing
and Smoking which invite the patronage OF
fionds I'd the public general y . ,,.,,
SAMUEL. MCCoRKLE,
CHARLES J. JONES,
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AND WARRANTS WANTED. Tho high
dec 10 u LANGHORNE g. HOLCOMBE.
SDA DbIs, Naounsain Pippin Apples just received
2vD Iisn 6tsl IRBY & SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-16

ID DEADX AGAIN FOR N Y FRlENDA.-hav:
HI ing sold my stock of goods to Mr. Jas Edwards, and
having failed the matter with him, Shall re-
position BEFORE and shall be ready to wait upon
my friends thing that they want in my ine Ishall con-
cose stock at precisely cost until move 10 the
corner store formerly occupied by Mr. Phillip Payne smy
intention there the handsomes variety Store hat VIII
found this and in view OF which, Shall have
lifted up make of the most attractive as well us
the most agreeable places for the people come to- who may
goods line and do not forget that
tend that my Bonnets Manes and Millinery Goods snail De
OF the most complete character. T.,
To do lust knit good double Yarn Socks suitable for Ne
or out hands them to town with you as well
10 rng what money spare and will give you Bon
nets or other articles in my line in exchange rro,,
doc ol 4. ALFRED s. ENGLEDOVE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-16

~ ted ourselves together under the style and firm o Lee,
johnson a Co purpose of conducting general Gro
ccy aud Forwarding business mt the old stand Of
Lee Johnson Main Street where we ti be glad TO servo
old the public, with promise to
effort to promote their interert
JOHN u. LEE,
THOS l.. JOHNSON,
JypehlirQ jan J. 1857. GEORGE W. ROOKIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-16

- .uS onnyod to The old stand of Mr.. Valentine opp7'
s;tc the ,erty Ware House where can he t'ulI -,
sue sue t S - Raaiy Made Clothing and Gentleuen, inr
itJ IDS which he ran sell cheap any smar mouse
in thsev lie also prepared tor Cutting on Hh"s @ @ '
lothhie At the shortest notice Come one come
I Yrx, Il, NV Store Room for Rent wheh adaPeu
for an plnct' Vi any S"' GEORGE BLAKEN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-16

ItII,T Frnmed 4. .oOixing Glasses nud silver
IN Plated Castors greatly reduced prices have ON hand
small lot of the named goods which will be sold very
Vhesp for cash. ANDhi-N boip.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-16

BRANCH OFpCEs-No AZ Hanover ST., Boston, NJ % Chap.
e St Now Haven Ct Glov.ryilc, N y No III Broad ~
Newark " J No liz Chestnut St, Philadelphia NO 100
baltimore ST. Baltimore No. ~ Wesminaer ST., Providence
X l.; No East 4th ST. Cincinnati No. GJ North 4th st., ST.
Louis No II st Charles ST. Now orleans; No 20 Dauphn
-, n,i,uc 94.dts
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NNT IN. JUsTfS,
w. Comm ia on Fterchnnt,

Socits consigumens Of country produce Will give ste
personal the sale of all kinds of country Pod
buyng and forwarding Goods Sc has an arrange
furnish goods to his patrons AZ a'ou
,,,oiasala ,,ricos foc 3l-d6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-16

for Blanc Mango Table Jclos sc. prime article for
tonfcetionors aud Family To bo obaIntr WIN
directions for using the principal Grocors aud Druggists
nov NJ Am PETER COOPER, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-16

nR. u T.. CHRISTIAN having located per-
maneny in Lvnchburg offers his professional services
the citizens generally He may be ound either at has o
fee "Czens Savings Bank, the Drug store OF
Mossrs staber X Jones ldec ''!dlm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10
Change of Food for Animals.

The kind Of food for animals should be
changed frequently. A horse long kept on
shorts will be affected with fever in his
legs and feet, producing result similar to
founder. Shorts, corn mea! or cob meal,
should never be given except in mixed
state with cut hay or straw. This will re-
quire them to eat slower, and the food is
better prepared for digestion. If given alone,
it ferments rapidly in the stomach, produ-
cling general fever. Injuries the digestive
powers, and finally produces a stiffness
throughout the limbs. When these results
are discovered, the remed dy is change of
TODD. Continued feeding on oats alone will
produce the same results as shorts or meal,
and as many founder is caused by it as by
feeding and drinking when the horse is
warm. If necessity compels person to
feed q horse Oh shorts, corn meal, or cob
meal, a supply of salt should be added to
prevent fermentation in the stomach.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10
Death Of the Last Slave in tie
. State of New York.

Margaret Pine, slave belonging to the
family of Wvnant Van Zandt, deceased for
maly of Little Neck, l., J., departed this
life on the 4th inst, aged 79 ye RS. She
was born In Westchester county, in the
year l77S. She was presented to Mr.. Van
Zandt by his father, in her comparative in-
fancy.
She had acted in III" capacity q nurse to
the whole family of sons, there having been
born eleven of them, and six of whom are
now living,the eldest being 50 years ofage.
1t is a singular fact, that having so many
children, Mrs. Van Zandt never had
daughter. Margaret refused to be manu-
milted. She told her master when he pro-
posed to do so, that he had her services for
the best part cf her ,and that she wished
him to take care of her as long as she lived
and he Willingly CONSENTED
DR.. Charles A. Van ZaDdt, of our CITY
superint. ndeu he whole arrangements Of
TIE fuLeral, and buried her III his family
burial ground at Gre nwood, as The Doctor
says she had a black skin bat a poor soul.
When she was ask il she would have Il
physician, she replied uo, that Jesus vas
her physician. She was also asked ii she
had any particular place that she wished her
body TO be placed; she replied no, it WIS
hut Of little CONSEQUENCE about The body il
the soul was safe; said she was tired o:
traueling, and it it wa, the will of her hea
venly Master to tke her home. she was
ready and willing o go. She lived Ike "a
sincere Christian, aud died like one che rfLl
and without u struggle TO the last.-Broot-
lin Star.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10
Ennui.

Nne-tenths of the miseries and vices of
mankind proceed from Incidence. Persons
who have naturally active minds--whose
"quick thoughts like lightning are alive
are most perniciously affected by the evils
Of sloth. The favored sons OF genius, en-
dowed with great original powers, were not
made for repose; incidence will quickly
"freeze the genial current Of the SOUL" and
left idle long, they perish from inaction,
like scimitar corroded and destroyed by
rust But the active occupation of faculties
is safeguard against those great evils, vice
penury and despondng gloom. Says Cotton
ennui has made more Chambers than avar-
ice, more drunkards than thirst, and more
sui ;ides than despair" II we would be
both useful and happy, we must keep our
selves industriously and virtuously employ
ed. Old Dunbiednies was wise in charg-
ing his son to abe aye sticking in tree
when he had nothhing else to dos" Count
de Caylu u French nobleman, being born
to wealth and princely idleness, turned his
attention to engraving, and made many fine
copies of antique gems. One of the nobility
demanded from him reason for this proce-
dure, and was told by the Industrious Count,
Il engrave that may not hang myself"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10
"A Good One about Railroad Passes.


Under the influence of one of those spasms
which periodically attack railroad corpora
tions-ano which, we may add, are always
followed by corresponding relaxation
passes are now refused by the Central Com
pany to almost everybody who has hereto
fore received them, says the Rochester Un-
ion. Even men IN the employ of the CON-
pany, and travelling on railroad business, ARE
not always permitted to ride free. The
stringent rule gives rise to considerable talk,
and to some jokes. We heard story yes
terday which is rather too good to keep
from the public, and so here it goes.
A man residing at Schenectady, who has
long been in the employ of the Central
Railroad Co., and is now a fireman on the
road. applied to Mr.. Vibbard, the Superin-
tendent,for pass to take him to some point
on the road which he desired to visit. The
Superintendentdeclinedt to grant the request,
and said.
The Company employ you and pay you
so much for your services. When your
wages are paid, obligation ends. II you
were at work for a farmer at one do liar per
day, and desired to 60 to Saratoga. would
you expect him to hitch up his team and
carry you there for nothing.'
The fir eman repIied:-'No, sir, but if he
hadhis team hitched up, and was going direct
ly to Saratoga,I should think he was id
hog, if he did not let me rider
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10
Be Kind to Your Horses.

have in the course of my life seen q good
many hosres; some, too, that were called
ugly horses. Now it is my opinion that
there is no use Of owning what might be
called a real ugly horse. Use the whip and
spur less, and in their place put kindness.
Three grains OF kindness are worth all the
whips and spurs in the world, in breaking q
colt There are great many horses in
jured for want of kindness. This am sure
10 one will pretend TO deny. For instance,
man has colt to break. The colt has
never been handled. The man, with several
others to help him, drives the cJlt into the
stable. He then forces bit into his mouth,
and if there is one among them that dares,
he jumps upon his back, well armed with q
stout whip, and very often spur. These
he does not forget to use. He clings 10 the
colts back as long as he is able, but is finally
thrown of. He tries again and again, till,
completely exhausted the colt is obliged to-
yield-that is, for the time being. Is this
the way TO b-eak colts? No, to be sure it
is not. The golden rule would apply as
well here as any where. So be kind to
your horses, my gentle frisnds.-O. Cult.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10
A Story of the Battlefield.

A soldier was wounded in one of the bat.
ties of the Crimea, and was carried out o.
the field; he felt that his wound was morta
that life was quietly ebbing away-ant
he said to his comrades who were carrying
him, Put me down; do not trouble to carry
me any further; am dying
They put him down and returned to the
field A few minutes after, an officer saw
the man weltering in his blood, and asked
him ifhe could do any thing for him.
Nothing, thank you.'
Shall get you little waterr asked the
kind hearted officer.
No, thank you; am dying
is there nothing can do for you! shall
write to your friends!'
Il have no friends you can write to. But
there is ore thing for which l would be
much obliged; in my knapsack you will FIND
Testament-will you open it at the 14th
of John, and near the end of that chapter
you will find verse that begins with Peace,
will you read it!'
The officer did SO, and the words, Peace
1 leave with you, my peace give unto you;
not as the world giveth, give unto you;not
as the world giveth. give unto you. Let
not your heart be troubled, neither let it be
afraid
Thank you, sir said the dying man; Il
have that peace;I am going to that Saviour;
God Is with me; want no more and in
s:antly expired.