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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18

FIJoTIoR TQsDRUGGTsTs5 ASSDsPITYst0IASs.5; 49,
deEs for ltnEerS Pnd Extract must e ;Sa
Y me 2nlySH Wholesale Bos S1ssfss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18

"A CumosrrT.-7Th JYoonsoclet Patriot has a,
subscriber in Blirillville, 8Ir. Welcome Ballou,
who for ifty years has been absent from home
only one night, aud then when he was attend,
ing Court at Providence. Hc was never on
board a steamboat or railroad car, and never
saw either until short time since. He isaboutl
80 years Of age, and has been blessed with
twenty cone children, nineteen Of whom are now
living. Ten Of his children were born in the
month Of April, in successive and unBroken
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18

80 -sssss 49, "A card.
snR Coca, oRAcRA Fl PERMANENTLY leeeted him;
IL self Triadephs, Va for the purpose OF Fraetising
his profession. He Upss strict attention to Ills profss
sion N mvrit ageuereps share Of patronage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18

These Reneates e ssse he Patent
WI c1kp1S. yghdlsssisA rsp7idsaee, RI.
IsE .iis s. gsgsss4saS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18
7. j. a. 8: MI. q nc, LON,
1O2 SEIsSTRE,Rrtt..i
u lumber and Gas eFlittarl

:. 7A-f3.- III. ',.II-J.lEIlIlIlIN, 4
1O2 MARKET STREB1ts
s. "a lumber and Gas Filter.
II EEPs constantly on hand; Gas fxtures Lead ii
IAlHrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead. All kinds ana IA
Cocks and Steam Whistles and steam
Water LII and Force Pumps, Sinks Bathing IN
Eaoten and Cast Iron Iydrants, Gum Hose and pse,
Of all Iiesnesscss Fiction Metal, Pure Banca n
zinc and Anthony the TR0T Bells and thest
Qrpcilslls In tho country - ~ t,+ - Il
~ Also, Iellyts Improved and patent Chain Pus,
which s decidedly the Srentest pump age, The ia
e put mp IN Towns aud Counties esteln Wigs
ef2 Galvanized Iron Tubing IncofroStve and fnye,
duetnEsor pipes for hot or COIL water and on
claly for preferable 10, and cheaper than ~
Aqncduct Pipe constantly hand any size or Ss,,
tity 0f which can be Furnished on short notice,
ksS-G tah paid for oil Copper, Rritss and Land.
ncyl a-d9av4s -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18

III EEenGn SOFT II tttk
ABOVE articles iIlbe gOIf lower than thsy
Sot eisets Oar aat tile public geneEaV
itsd g e9ll and mine for hemseiyes sOS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18

~ MARIETY5 SGOODS.t - : r
Ladies' Gents SILK Isle THIS. Cashmere Kid Gloves
Hosiery Elgngs. nces SIX and Linen
IIdkf White Goods, ndow3 DrapeFys &C.
anime stock are determined 70 sell cheap and
will constantly receiving goods from resident
bnyerinthe East. Remember the place. East side Of
Main street, sNSheellng,Ya. J n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18

We suggest that here Is an admirable field
for Doestieks to spread himself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18

K.ESIIgRN BESEPYE CHEESE
o&Es PRIME Chees rteeited and tSF rS SF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18
FALL. FASHION. FOR 49,:
2kfH lS.

III AN nqHt ptepn e. ttiTlis3l my fitnaefo5,
ppblic qualify IN pasEons M
skin rs sss e. As
vice az Eood q.
AMI Ian ss;Sls q
slaeS end cooEs i4iso a. S,
IN kin Mats antShed 10 eonfS-f
on gFing along the csAl ina ssl eltl.
assoe WV; JlNEoSs
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RH0DESs4 FREER AND AGsUR cuRR.
- loR ALE BI1IOUs co4PIA rsTs TAXI:
TIE ANII-BIEIOUS PILLS.
go An nnxiIIarN 70 Tie Cnrn.,s y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-18

QQYssR tNoY oKPsAJ1St received eStsn;5s ,sp
soEn, " 1:sa -
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

Fh'O ALI LOVERS OF THE REAUTIEUI..
The undersigned being fully located III the Portrait Gal
Icy lately occupied by Mr. JAS Keagy, Is prepared
sniy his friends aud the public with life like Pictures In all
The various STYLES of The
apccal attention invited the style Of photographs
on Canvass eolorci in oil, which are exhibition and
heng executed at his Gallery The of deneaon
and beauty these paintings only be fully apprecatedby
examination fath life size Portraits made by this
from daEuerIeoypes of deceased persons.
cordial Naon extended all to visit his Gallery and
cNminc specimens of Ambro Daguerreotypes plain
aud eolored Photographs sc. Se.
D. Ii. BLISS,
Successor to j. Keagy
B instructions given in the art reasonable terms.
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J BONpT RANT


CtnsTEHFIt1p AIril lath lt.d
I14rcS C1=llaN.us med Ift on and finding
IT. bc Ia fine medicine think 1t duo go yen that yoa
saud IT, My daughter Rhont years tell on tle
chair and and bruised her theh very mae IT snon
assumed The fuim OF bod aud became sore had II
lanred by pby but that dd not relieve IT, II became
rruutug aud continued t1r nearly iNo iitd
medicine could hear Of with no effect untl Wh1 in.
aused bottle your Tnr Ohaitnr using nne bottle
nd half entirely htcd lhaNr tncc used for other
aud iound The aae benefit Hou atc at hefiy TO e
his rs you think proper ). ClALklh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
VOL. 5---NO. ia.
DAILY VIRGlNIAN.
w AZ tt e..

WAITING.
And she will love me-for know
That there must surely come Rn hour
Wherein the secret mystic power
OF her fine womanhood will flower
Then she will know me, If do
But give the single perfect sign.
| know that in that hour divine
Her soul will feel in need of mine
And knowing that this must be so
This time must come or soon, or late
am content to sit aud wait,
While slow draws ON my golden fate.
Alone dare To breathe her name;
Aud where my dreams move through the night
The vision of her beauty bright,
Shines through the darkness like light
watched ohe morning. where she came
Between tho trees my soul did dare
To look upon her beauty there
saw the spendor In her hair
Deep in her woody path Withdrawn,
The leaves she touched turned gold among
The boughs the larks tune as he sung,
Thrilled liner trembling on his tongue.
She heard my stop--and, wild as iawn,
Her small oot wayered in the green,
Then sudden, nobler was her men,
And NIL the woman grew the queen,
oh llenronl the blush divine rs dawn,
Tint dyed her pure and perfect face;
Oh lloavcul her shapes melodious grace,
Too perfect for n Gods embrace.
kept my heart within my broasti
sulled the spirit fierce aud sweet,
That drew my soul unto her feet
| knew the hour was not complete.
But she will love mc--loec me best
Through alternating light and gloom
The yenr rolls on with bud aud bloom,
And aoon the happy time must come
Ny heart will take no other guest
wait till her white hand alone
Shall from thnt beanteous brow take down,
For me, the golden, virgin crown.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
. cnA lhr r.nti, mhnmt our Turf aii.

TVTTT TT'7l
ra sl,lh HIS winter past. dsro. ,red my horses
INV, and flp sl.iui1 Iaer arEo thnu my hHnd from
=ruhbuE thr us,de OF the tdEh applied Your
JH#I nd iu adtq lvu h. WAS well Another ta-e.-
lauIe sIts working ny drnY became unahe to
aN ,xamjnne his foot discovered nail about TWO
lpn up tho head NJ driver and t" uoifbyrs said
.ri 6# god uoIl. drew tle na out, inserted
trc yoar Tuf oil and sci him to work at once
and FROM he ha+ not lost hnnr but is good
izo ahorsc bads sargsed on the outside OF
s a ~ places ahont inches deep and four
Inches Nila from stia day Tur
l Applied aud brought theu ou entirely sound. II
ue Is aHe greatest rrmrdcs for sures have
n..y, lavr drug store several years Use
thI# a- ,ut thhb proper. Very truly,
T.. Ncs,f, Duye i II. J. II WTIsIGTR.
iar.l,-hv STROTuER & WHITEHEAD,
Ixtp .ltuIy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

a.ls.sSs, STE AMSHIP CO-ln consequence Of the with
dra,val Of the "JAMESTOWA,' for repairs, &c,
ROANOKE III leave New York eycr1 saturday evening
ami Point Nnluy-4y morning a . o'clock. Pas
lors leaving Lyuchhurg, ty the South Sid" Railroad
IN 1y morning morning with the Roanoke
al CIV Point LEE n JOHNSON,
Agents fer y. y. a. IA. Steamship Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
NEW.YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS.


The undersigned desires To call the attention of Parents
and Guardians having children of suw mental physical
Nelapeeut to the fact that he has opened Harlem a
mos HbpS the city Of New York. in very healthf and
beautiful loenton Private Family school, where such chill
be taught The experience
i than eight years. connection with the Massachusetts,
aud Pennsylvania State Institutions Idiots has shown him
that much be done In bringing these children to
normal condition In mnny instances he has had them
home oHe school with advantage,
engage IN the duties Of life with The earlier the
training commences better
address JAMES B RICHARDS
aug 2Gdly Ne. 53 Broadway, or Harlem, New YORK
a dtOSNoII.x "a ADAMS, ToboccO COninis-
v SION MERCHANTS, No. ~ FRONT str ct New York.
II Liberal advances consignment,
NT INNS & ADAMS would be pleased o hear from his
Friends nj this house JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
.,nl N div ROBT NJ ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23


VIA BALTIMORE, Mp.-The undersigned, Forward.
~ Merchants aSd Agents the cnnsysa Rarosd at
Baltimore resrcctfuIY solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
10 ALI POINTS ~ THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
acquaintance with the trade having been for
the Of large of the Tobacco
ug West through Baltimore they hatter thenselv that they
u give satisfaction Ia shippers.
Freight ~ low Hs hY any other line
Consignment from the Nostsoeited and pupetually
tileudcd 10 MAGRA" KOONS,
70, North street, Baltimore.
Refer Jacob IIeald Co.. j. Brandt jr Baltimore; Y. L.
Dudley W r Siuh, Mcdaniel Hurt Preston, Miller Il
GIenshaw Lynchburgi Creushaw &Co., Richmond.
IIu
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jan 5 d&cts


friends public generally the liberal pat,
age the old of j. b. & B H. Nowiin'
ian dSct. y BENZ II NowLIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

"a formed Copartuershp under the style and firm of Nnw
lin Alexander for the purpose of doing general Grocery
business, the old stand of j. Is. b II
Npwn they will keep constantly hand
OF ery description and solicit call from their
friends and the public generally.
BENZ II NOWLIN,
LII.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

;. DyuCE TO HUSBANDS 4 WIVES. Also.

n contemplating Marriage -Four cord steel plates 80
Il plain plates 25 free of postage.
This work a the necessity of Mar
rage in Counting with Cure for Love effects
Cebacy Cohabitaton Seriy explained increase
family with many other iusructons, the French
of Jean Dubois. Address HENRY s. q. SMITH & CO.
pdHed. 4 1910 Post ofice, n. Y.
30 dom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

day formed cDpartacrsi nnl the siYe and tim
McCarklc Co. the Old stand ef Ac'oale jones' tr
tie purpose eanductuu general Grocery Commission and
Forwarding usmtss also ar the Manufacture "l Chewing
and Spak ing tobacco which iFic til" patronage OF
our t.ondT ''i the public generally . -.
SANIEL MCtHR HRkLE,
CHARLES j. JONES.
I.,z SAMIEf4 NJ. MCEDRKIF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

Is this day dtssolNedby act OF limitation All
persons having claims against the concern requested 10
payment and al persors indebted to Us
uur,ttd to come and make pa without delay
BENZ IL SOWLIN $. T.
OF J. b. 4 b. II Nuwin
d&cts Dee. 3, ls.t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

100000 Nhf 1H"NrEn1hiPsyh IA yhTT ? v
GRAY Notary Public dcaer Land warrants ana ~ & Al'"'
nov for the uroirution of Military Bounty Lana ana oL
clan yis,g ru5,dase 900 ACRES Of Military bounty
sri 5rrants VII attend any business as S,ary
ub such as .ment Of deeds assign 9t su
Warrrants e.. a. LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Public Bounty / ahd ana
iulv6ts Pens on A gent I.yrrhhurr va
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s..uE..H mr..nMNcN .n.s MHNr.-.rh.

r. H,u-e recently occupied hv M Ana - lahsnrd oy'r
-. tl,.tt Nc.sr. simpson & noJ,r Eur apply Ia
a, &. II - Holt JA5 l. CLAYTON, Ag't
tr IN Its tor Mrs K. l. Claytor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23
.-.--c.Hz..-;s :. ,.u.MNsT,mEi s,WN,TuHE

. sssvesHK7sqr;S n uuKNsII btHNHBtEg!!
y past the suhHfrhot would
q return his thanks his hiunda aud the pub
l4e touutniy. mud tn1auu fhfu that ho
hn now ON aud constantly adding htttn large a.
.prturnt Il Elegant Furniture y Hul work
hos Hia aud Gniahod IA tho moat de
liz stock nnRcuh article usually got
ten 90 in Ire muat - manufactures
lI aaetsa ca from these iahnR urchaao iornR as
aurod ha aud Will Ete satisfaction IN regard 10 both
pri,, aud quality ni work
II ur aud Shucl Mauosans alnAA s en hand
EDWARD j FOiKEs,
Nrcroans aud Mandatory daofs below Liberty Ware
hou-. laep 2dAeta
DTps'E.-rhr .o-pnr,uershtp heretofore
" smg bet cen the uudrrstnod aud = bnRuil undor
IT, ,Iao pmFnid diaaulyud the Let day Of
Jntu,r, iaHt
lho aaness viii hereafter he carried ON hy e undersigned
un1.r the 4lNlo Of II T. q. A bIU6iIb, At tho
Oh .tuud Of = piuEud a Nent
All prr4ons vng claims nRnnat he firm q Duguld
yapa " III prrAon them settlement those owing
accounts " IN please como forward aud pay up
DAVID T.. bfUGIlIn.
GEORGE BlUGt1D.
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undcr.isncd no.t r,-prc,-

anl0WnC,- UUbTIT FrnCTHT and ms f1tnd8
t5t a las removed iho old stand of Mr. Valentine oppo.
Liberty Ware II whore be t"und well
sr stock Il Ready Clothing aud Grntleucns
nis- Goods. wIo lr sell cheap any similar house
t city lie is also prepared Tor Cutting out making and
Cleiliug the shortest notice Come one
all Next my Room for Rent which is adapted
Ofirr any small business to be carried On in H.
GEORGE BIAkLY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

uarried persons oung Men contemplating marriage.
bcn nq aware physical weakness, organic debility feorm
te. should Immediately consult i1r Johnsionahd De re
stored to perfect health ,
reigousy couhde his heuor gcnLcnen and confident
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

IN IlF8 lust Packets HiI enyr buchanan well
s54asaslst Iync'rrg At A. NJ, Monday Wednos.
a. lud - lay. with the Rrhauud Packets going
an ,uuing BOYD. EDMONr \ DAVENPORT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

~ ENTIRELY sNIIsEAaEOKN. eS
ErN Just NJ We eS pccted aud prcdeed,oyory Ken IA
l. tlemau who pnrchesed 81 NJ, during the raat &A3e
>~ year Dixon Watch, found II 10 h" a anpon 49,
-. time reec giving aafaruun Our experience In tho
Dixon Watch warranted In when We announced
had hocome the ng"ns lor the Hao ct tose
Watrhe. ynohbnfH that they The best watches sold
state aud further espotl"nee IN then sal" aud nao
o. IA In repeating that abatement
tn fact upon the mlnda oi our friends
and wearing community gencra no that they may
"a what la buy, II they wish io ihNes
unry that hottor than thing oHo IA the
wa, ut a watch, now snld In the Stntoot Virginia
rrasa that the appointed aRenH for tho
Watch In this city and that they are whr
fanod fwo years, filNEkiholtN " N'if !
Il. y. copy. l'o'R
A,Hs.VEN ssONp.ETs.-W- have this d"y re-
~ lay Adama y Cos Express direct rum the mahn
Ntra t'nbirs hahdaono patterns w"
had m Stnre hon tiuhlos to hand large hasut
Silver Mug. We N very fine 'nrply "t sNet
Rutter KNIVES
We ahnuA very nnrh pleased 10 ae any Of the hems
above. N.3 thankful t snhn aN"fA 1ut
nov owing the trade having boon cut OIL tf som" weeks
Iasi by the "Bloekaae' hlLNEtl nohN y 'Ilf
Rrp, copy. l''"'N
uEWEuHN ~EITs.-Ehc s."ti"-, T., e"i-
~ Ing Store tn hnost stock of feal 'am'o
Ramnn Mosaic Whto aud r""ted Lava 'ohl
slouo aud Mourning lcwcry offered IN ls market he
side many other hrtielra oi lrwchy orthrlN rtw
d.,Ia,s WILLIAMS a SON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

VA direct from the Factories Of 81 Ammon &
and Jacob B,u5ae fine mixed hact and brown Jeans
b.a#Hml article for genteme ntina Pan, winch will sci
accommodating terms. A Is. UCKER
SEN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

y formed C5p,rucslp ind tin style ard firm of hit
tc Ioi, ir ibc uur pose of annactafng aud scIltn
irpItnral aols every descriptions at the old stand of il
Witt,u,ore Bro and sol, call from their friends an'
tie public generally. a W " - - ~ E'''"i.'
Jan. /. lsl7. Il .JN'i4'.''
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

DIX. EoEERE EsHtN Dentist,
ifSS{zS. has cal h. office above his
+1ITfY sutsuse on N AN L and one square above
Dbrtls Hetel l-dts
EPHUE. JAS. q. uIKEI.T.
AECHl1Etr
Htp0d lfNttiHUHG tuIIIGE-
hR. rJEKpss IEEIWltH,
NJ 2nd DOOR ABOVE TIT Not,vtI HOUSE
aug ~ Is INNShrtRG, "
es. a. a.. ssREENIksEo offers his prof,
~ Al SERVICES to the citizens of i.yuchhnrg vicinity
ohcriu Warwick House.
div
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INSURANCE.

DAVID II PAYNE. Agent
Rp. $ PAYNE. NJ u. Medical Adviser


DIRECTORS
A II ANhl>ffAh. l. u tuHtsfIAN,
DH. SANt IA CuN, Nm \ RI Al.
SAMl4 NttaHkIr
FuNilS COMPANY commenced its operations 70 ago,
with anlccd Capital SaanuO which
lated Ia iRs o. the lat January. lsaa. all invested
STATE stok aud III Bonds and Mortgages believed to he
loubteo, guoj
W. know at no mode af investing money prohtahly
The inh mutual the Insured hasr oraged
less than th> fef ecnt annually the premium paid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

I~0 ~0TsGE.-Ti.c attention OF ihe h@r"hnn'-
and business Ly !buR u respectfully invited ~
the following th regulations OF l5nohburg Col
-
no stn,lcpt shall allowed any debt debts
without p, his parent guardnn an amy rrl
student without written certificate iiun tue
Pr sidrnt of the Faculty viii do SO Al his own risN'
SAMUEL X COX.
Pros don't nT ilp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

No NERc(l y or NAUSEOUS DRUGS USED.
,0ayNSTebN.

Member the Ro al College o Surge 3ns iondon Gradnac
rom ono OF the t Colleges tue tnted States
aud the greater ua ~bo life has been spent in the ht
ffospts OF Ioil, Pas phiadelphia and elsewhere mas
affected grf of :he astonishing that ever
no H. led witi rin "a fhehea ana cars ~" y
asec 1rest be,h2 aiarred at s'"h sVARu'
and bashfuucss tuslun2 aftndrf stheh'F
~ .-Lr-A lmn lLL-L
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

xe1s10tE !sON.-shr Grtn Of IA. -. White

more Hrothcr dsslytd on INr Isl n7I hY nhIuaI
CONSENT Those indebted respectful,
orcsted as it is important that thu bu
sine should he closed The name Of g concarn WI he used
,t,. ia 'alos. no ,iI,tbc same II :. WUiTTEMORE,
a. - f--- C. \. WIIIFTEMORE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

q RhrrI-r. late of pctersbug, Va. }
JNo. =. WHITE lateof the firm of lies :
ter ( White, Richmond, VA.
i I L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-23

espociay who beeomr Tie victims al Solitary Vice,
that dreadful destructive htht, which annually sweeps
10 m nptmu grave thousands Young o the most
sIted aIeuls brilliant elect WHO might ohrrWtse have
erranred listening Win the thudrs ui eolnence,
or walked to IT, living yre may call with All conf
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-05-20

THE Obj BRICK CHURCu.--Desecratio is do
ing its worst on that well known gore of land
bounded GU the south by Beckman Street on the
east BY Nassau, and the west by Park Row
The old Brick Church, under whose shadow hall
New York has gone TO its business day after day
aud year after year. for so long lifetime, is in
the hands of the destroyer From the spindle
of the spre to the base of the foundation stone,
every trace Of eeclesiology is fast disappearing.
The ragged raiters of the steeple. the vacant
openings on either side, where once were the
windows. the heaps of rubbish in which the
veteran building stands knee-deep, and above
all, the base uses to which those Vandals, the
bill-stickers. have subjected the outer walls
making them all of sudden alive with sacrileg-
ious programmes Of the minor theaters aud pic
lures of performing elephants, combine to pre-
sent melancholy spectacle of decay and ruin.
The contractors should make haste to take it
down. Every day it seems to be preaching
from the text, "Remove not the ancient land
marks" and its dapidated aspect has In il q
touch of the ominous and foreboding. Down
with i'll Thanks to our Yankee progress, we
are not as superstitious as those foolish people
of Cologne, who, when the old crane had stood
for centuries on the unfinished tower of the
Cathedral was removed. attributed to its absence
the next thunder storm and tempest, and insist
ed on its immediate restoration. No! the old
church will go its way unwept and unsung, and
our children will never know, except by chance
tradition, that anything but marble and iron
ever stood on the triangular site so long identi-
fled with the "Old Brick"-M y. Paper.