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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

=. f.er>f THE NEW YORK n VIRGINIA
lEAMSlIp Con- consequence of the with
drawal of the "JAMESTOWN,h Tor repairs, Ne.
the ROANOKE will leave New York every saturday evening
md city Point every "Wednesday mouinEat O'clock Pas
songers lea, ing ynchbnrg by the South Side Railroad
Tuesday morning will connect next morning with Tie nanoke
Ut City Point LEE y JOHNSON,
Agents for n. y. x Va steamship Co.
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" .u..ruh rlInOuGH FROM BUCHANAN TO

~~s<as@AA~A LYNCHBURG AN RICHMOND
fare from l.ynehbnrg Buchanan. ..........sl 30
% hlthihahti III
From LYnehburR TO Charlptosvo., ............ 30
tho I'D Of October Packet will leave
Buchanan At \ N, aud Lyuchburg tt7I +. NJ, Monday
"Wednesday aud Friday aud arrive in Il mond second day
clock \ NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving Llcburg = J. NJ
reach srpiiestln Oi A. NJ day and arrive in Char
lDttess lie al d T. NJ Lyuchburg buchanan aud
Lexington ATS a NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday, aud
arrive At I T. NJ.
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DAILY IIRGINlAN.


We find the following parody upon hch'" ic"
me- We winged windsg' going The rounds:
Tell me- We winged winds,
That round my pathway roar,
Do We not know some spot,
Where women fret no more
Some lone aud pleasant dell,
Some boiler in the ground,
Where babies never yell,
And cradles are not fonndY
The loud wind blew the snow into my lace
And snickered as it answered-"Nary place
Tell me thou misty deep.
Whose pillows round me play
Know'st thou some favored spot
Some island far away,
Where weary man may find
A place to smoke in peace
Where crinoline is not,
Aud hoops are ont of place.
The loud waves, sounding perpetual shout
Stopt for a while and spluttered-"l eou GIT cont'
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Ihesf esaels q lIo rst class bnt the ely
timoro expressly this superior aeeomno.
dons for passengers They commanded experienced
Captains. well qualified for trade spare no
cxeIon to accommodate. They will up down
the rivers by aud may be relied sail promptly
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods York
Will find their ship by this line freight will
taken as low by Other line Packets
every effort Will be made by the agents Richmond
New York 10 give satisfaction. Insurance effected
the Richmond fire Association by this line al per
Weresportfnlly ask and hope to succeed obtaining
share Of patronage.
shipped by this line Now York will be forwarded
free Of commission New Orleans Mobile Chatle
yaunah any other Southern Northern port
vessels will ie in Richmond Ia the Dock 1ork
nj Berth No /. Coffee House slip foot uf Wall stree
DAVID q WM CttKlE, Richmond ,.s
L. il PlEKSOS, y. y, 'bstis7
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LENED -. LEE, Forwarding and Com mis-
~ SION MERCHANT. Tn the Dorh, Richmond, Va
Thankful for liberal tended To- last season.
have made aaue 10 nefcae the line of Boats run
ming house thai boat will leave every other day
tSundtys cNcepod) BY this arranp omcn shall be able to
put goods through days than heretofore and very
nearly soo W they by the = $ L. T. and at much less
NJ, charge Tor forwarding Tobacco Is cts per Box and
HID wiz includes DraVaye and Wharfage when
there necessity Tor dayage. The da4age and Wharfage
Basin per Box and 40 HID The
Tolls charged the James River kaHawha Co for
passing my house cts per fen about ct tor lioNes
and pc Having these advantages Of location
willing my customers reiPthe benefit and charge only
price nay hoping thereby to command larger
ifstu,ss
Nyrcsonal atenan iihe given to sales of produce anu
a-eui ..,,l4 o.. Commission. \. $. LEE.
2lltS
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no ISLAND bedford county. Va, Nov. |, 1851.

y ' - Y y
hessrs Dare &c oemlcm, used about fourth Of
hott" oi Iur CA the back hurst the
back almost over saw, entirely raw, pine rs RrEc my
hand and TINS Single application u "y applied once) cured
entirely aud permanently really surprised
utknrss n It's curative properties and think more prompt
and rfeaous than any thing ofthe kind and
have sold thuuai dis of bottles Of uher preparations similar
imposes
Respectfully. J. l.. BONplRANT
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INSURANCE.
gNEFEE. E.gFNiND nARINEINSs RANCE.

INSURANCE.
gNEFLE. EBFEiND MARINE INSgRANCE.-
n IlNCuEuEG HOSE \ FIR Insurance COMPANY This
makes suIapc. against uss damage by Fire
Dwelling nusrs Tobacco Factories aud other build
Mugs furniture goods and merchandise, generally, in
n aud country on the most favorable terms
Also the lives ot all persons enjoy iug
good fsound constitution torthe hole duration of
life, for n limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations will be insured
reasonable terms
The Company will also take risks from and to Of
Northern O Southern Ports, al favorable rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
JAMES NJ. CORBS. Vice President,
GEORGE g. THURMAN. thic Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
joins OrIY TAYLOR, SANrEL.i MCKINNEY,
DEXTER OBEY SANGfI GARLAND,
JAMES F. rkYNE. JOIN + DAVIS.
WM H. STBA1TON, MAURICE : lANGHoENE
Ia. q. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREFu r. wills, Srcrv
pr ~" v " " ON" M ''"tN' Medical Examiners
The Medical Examination OF subjects for Insurance will be
made the once ot the Company each day between the
honla NJ nml 1 oil lt.I i N Lfnl Z Is
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y MS ~ BRO. DYEHs Richmond Va beg Ia inform the
citizens of Lyuchburg that they prepared to execute
every description Silk Cotton Wooen y eing Clean
ing well as he done in New York elsewhere WchaNe
machinery and the very best Of workmcn and guar
nnee satisfaction to patrons Merno silk and DE LAIN
dyed aunable cnlors suit the taste OF the
Shnws of every description dyed or cleaned Grape
Sha dyed scarlet crimson other eolors equal to import
equal tonen silk dresses cleaned and Grease
stains removed We intend to do work equal to
establishment the United States and respectfully solicit
the patronage Of the c1enso Iynchhnrg and vicinity Gen
emens Garments d and cleaned TO look equal to
DENNIS Il BRO,
Successors 70 J. w Hines Franklin st. opposite Metropo
tan I1Il VA
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FENbt > HoA "
DkB having been thoroughly ovcrhauled andnow
pto order hayo resumed their places the line To MN York
The JAMESTOWN, CAPTAIN PNEiSH, leaves Richmond
every Tuesday al o'clock tor New York and city
PuHt evening after the arrival of the Cars from b nel
bgrE and Heaf- burg. touching only at Norfolk
Tho ROANOKE Captain SKINNER leaves city Point every
saturday morning the arrival nj tho Cars Peters
burg toI New York touching at Norfolk.
Passengers hV the South Side Road leaving IYnehhurg
Tuesday and Friday mornings, Will conner whhe Steamers
at CITY FONT
Passage aud Fare from Tyuclburg NV York by either
Ship SlIi Storage Passage only ~.
For farther information apply to
LEE, JOHNSON ( CO.
1H1r1aIArts Agents New York 4 Va steamship Go,
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lNOH NEW OHIEA N>.-Virginin ind I.oui-
sinnn 14ine.-kust Packet TO sail with dis = .1-r
patch The superior fast sailing double lecked
and copper fastened schooner, "ELliN," Captain
JAMS SrfW loading and will sail a above. Fer
balance at freight apply 10 -
DAVID & WM. CURRIE.
Richmond
PS-Shppers by this Vessel viii get thor port
half rate Of freight cheaper than By
route less time. Insurance he effected
the best terms. u. y Nc
aups -
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &c.
VIRGINIA LINZ Of Richmond AM, :. :.

NEW YORK PACKETs-1his new h,aaa 4 TTl>
line Is composed Of the following vessels -s
from New ORR every three days All the city
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epAl.E COTTON. Iu-t received ~ inSgc lot
ID Of Bale Cotton assorted nHmucrs. tor by
mar IA FRANKLIN 4 FRO
NrHW GOODS, NEW GOOOs.-s.KEATA NJ
- 1RAtItDN=N- GlttINlElMER Respectfully
,hlA ia, attention afhs aud the public generally 10
large veil aclecied stock Of Mac SPRING aud Saaffi
STAPLE and taHep f1B Goads
calling The attention myers wish to state that hoing
dcsruus mreaaR business have rNtondudand grent
Improved Stnr, making ui The largest and must
houHea the city Having thus enlarged hahae,
this havu been much ALSnstE" hn
usual single the wants aud tastes oi the
Those la Goods cordially Invited tncNhm
stock before purchasing cHowhoi" and assured
that they vii nHi aseuttnuut good and Ift.s a oN
~ Ia any eslnbsnnont In the nld Douuiou
NATll l. GGGGENlll1MER.
Oppoaite Tanner Aahors aud ucXt door 10 J tahha,
INnehlurE va lap Its
Rep
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JEWELRY. WATCHES. &C.

Nv0TI(E.--IT yoa want 10 purchase ~ fine
~ watch call IN SLstRTHoHs tfiFf, they give their
special attention watch trade and the experience toy
Win their prceft fseiiis the watrh trade, will anai,
ftsn to do a. well by You any hoaze Virginia BesI.s
all this tley their watches perform the saiiAfas
Ton Of the purchaser in the event o any trouble In this
correction they q the sput 1her present stock Of
eaebs 4, large well selected Remember the House
s1LYEKTIIORN q CL1FT
Spatcuar attention paid to repairing hno watches
jalsh
I.BNTA PLATED SPOONS AND EOKks =
~ pleasure IN announcing friends. All
others of something superior way
# Table o. Uolc- Spoons well Dining aud Dessert
Forks made Of Abaa aud plated with pure Silver that
lot Of The goods the
ufactufor via be pleased sell them the very lowest
prices, patterns very desirable and the quality Of
thu ware 4 No l. Remember the house.
may @!ts stLyERTlloRN 4 Cliff.
~ NEW COSGERN.-The undersign inv.
"a Ing associated themselves together under the firm aud
" l. ylc 81 Thurman Dinwidle, the purpose
eD wing the Jewclry business IN its branches
TALLY inform their friends the public general
they viii keep constantly hand Gold aud Silver
YER Anchor aud Lopnc Watches Breast Pins Finger Rings
Earrings Bracelets Gold Guards and Fob Chains Seal Keys
silver SPOON. If all sorts and variety Of other articles
dons iomen)n. all of which viii soil a. low ho
bought ia the State an we ask call 10 assure the public
what We say II true JOSEPH THURMAN
JAMES DINNIDDIE.
Watches aud Jcwelry teiai short and
reasonable Odgod aud silver taken In exchange for
work I. n ID.
Jan is
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Rend the Trull, N bouf our 'Eurf Oil,


u ring sleigh ride this winter past discovered my horses
le and the skin OF place larger than hand from
traces rubbing the inside the thigh. applied
Turf on, and In day two he.Nas we'll Another casc
mule which was working To my dtay became unable 10
walk On examoiug his foot discovered nail about NV"
inches long the head My driver aud the nuighhors SAID
he would be good for uothn, drew the nail inserted
piece of lint and Turf Oh aud him to work at
and from that moment he has lost hour hut good
ms ever also horse badly snagged the outside OF
his thigh in two places about inches deep and -four
Inches wide, from which he sn day Your lul
Gil was applied and brought them entirely sound II
truly Is of the remedies have
known and have lived in drug several years Use
this rs you think proper Very truly,
Ro Messrs Dove s. Go. J II WElSIGER.
For sale by STROTHER n WHITEHEAD,
nov X d6m Lynchhurg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
NANKAN IED CUNE, ANp NJ DANGER fHOM tNtusUUE TO
corn rlcc 90 cerus pen bottle
Eeod accounting dct If GoaVress IN The Cas O6cc Of The
ptsrtb tpHt fer tie Edsa4l bsHtdot tuPMid, by DODf
q CO., RiGtal0nd, Ia - dtBfs si;e
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Couc 10 our store pamphlet. aud read certificates
ri cures performed by the 1m OIL certificates of truth Of
respectable and respected czous and many othc
here u whom Geto and yuu doubt
medicine n One ounce o il worth pound of any
ohrt known to man Try II and You will be satisfied of what
TRpE 1rF orl.-Eead the following nnl come 10 ON
store aud We viii tell yun 81 many others who have been
cured.
laGuMoNp, Nov, A. lsIl,
Meme b0pC NCO.-Gentemen.-l used portion of u bottle
your Tart ca which ynu NtfY kindly presented me with,
and take pleasure In saying that found II encctual in
u,lng eruption of the akin Tor wMrh had been ractiscd
several years by Physicians without receiving tho
l"a-t benefit also recommended II 10 friend Of mine, whu
lot aanc months had been annoyed hS similar eruption Oi
the skin aud be informed shu tuur since that the
OF one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, Il. NJ. LEFIWlClI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

Store and offer for cash barter superior lot
Larnyra and Rio COTE Loaf Crushed Coffee SUI
gaf imeral and Black Teas superior arce superior Ad
anantine and Tallow Candles with variety articles
as are found in family grocery. imar lss
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, PIANOS, &C.

X.rEw HOON-, NEW HOOkS.-
"a LeOui ID Monaa and other poem by Jas Barron opo,
Ny Last Cruise where and what saw, by
\ W iabersham, T. S. n,
Poons. National aud par tic, by G. W Cutter,
Anungeilon, the u. : In Prophecy by Baldwin,
Villas aud Cottages, by Calvert YanN
Tho Border Rover by Emerson bennett,
VIVA. or the Secret oil Power by Ma SouthwOrth
Henry Lyle or Life and Existence by Miss Maryat,
Marrying too Late,
a Pilgrimage 10 III Modnnh and Mcceah by Burton,
The two Lights by the author Of Struggles tor Life
Rovlew ot Campbolsm Exaninedby NJ Lard,
GcnRuy It's Iutvrraite Iheol ~ aud iuliRiou by Schoh
Philosophy Practice OF slavery, by Dr W. a. Smith,
llanstotd Tale Of Bteons Rebellion, by Saint George
Tucker OF Richmond Va.
tnuuibnl. All, hy teorgr tit1hugh
W ,thcs Pocket Dose li1ok,
Gallery ut Poetic Pictures by James Fil,
lippK n! Public Prayer prepared by the rcormcrs
Calvin INoN, Huccr and uilef-. for 4ne by
hp2IIs PAYNE n CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

MISSION AND foRW AkDING MERCHANTS M
DEALERS IN GIANO AND AGkiCl LIT RAJ. IAttsf i.
MENI PErERsBtiu5 NA-Froduce consignment, s,,l,l
which VII receive the personal aeuuu partner, It,,
10 John NJ otey, Or james Saunders, Miller
Ruokef Lyf ehburg, Thomas Wallace Hon John r Nav ,
Mcliwane, Nn. Joynes, Petersburg, Naiwiek 81.
dale, liaNai Co., RicLnond THOMAS Bl,ANfsII
JAS. k BRANCH
y3b-dNctS
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A PLEASANT KEkORT.-D. IL Bliss Pho
"A Geographic Gallery the visiting public,
where be and beautiful collection Ambro-
types Meainotypes Daguerreoypes plain aud coored Photo
graphs &C. &c together with the daily
styles Of Portraturc from his which speak
words Of the beauty of the sters well the artistic
and skill Of the operator who always
the public and guarantees entire satisfaction all who
favor him with their patronage,
He prepared also furnish the Ladies
1iecan Painting with plain Photographs either of
fancy skeches TO which their particular attention invited
nne assortment of Breast Pins Finger Rings, Lockets
Watch Seals, Bracelets Charms constantly hand also
Fancy Cases OF various patterns only
hled with speaking likeness make aecepta
BILE present that friends reciproeate
d II. BLISS, photographic,
Next door to the Va Bank Main st IvnIhburg
Republican Salem Register and Mountain Signal copy
23u
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

vu,EAs.-JOO Packages tsanpowder aud Black
Teas larger portion the nes grade imported for sale
by ina 10 Isl EDMOND. DAVENPORT N co.
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NEW AND SUPERIOR ARTICLE.
THE CHEAPEST LIGHT EYER KNOUN
has been demonstrated mat this article fluid
will consume in ordinary lamp prepared for the pur
pose quantity that will equal cost expense
inferior tallow candle and yet give light
candles has explosive qualities and may therefore be
used In families with perfect safety Give trial 1t
had Of our Agents in LynchbuTg, Messrs STROTHER &
WHITEHEAD together with every variety Of Lamps adapt
ed to its H. PARMENTER,
IN Sy IN n
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A tOsA-con.tnniiy On hand and for sale by
EAenURG,s No. 4, AmONsArED sIr.K

EAeHGKs,S No. 1, AnONGAFED sle4R
NJ PHOSPHATE or i.lME.-IAc attention OF Farmers
and Planters specially called to the above
pound tor Their approaching spring planting.
The Manufacturer bcgs his and patrons
they may always depend upon being supplied with
iNE AND INitolM ARTICLE for he constantly supelnt.n
tor sale
riod o hve yeas during winch time has s
aud has been tried by various Farmers nearly every
the best proofs of its ,alue ia the greatly demand
cqaod by Peruvian itself which it possesses
matter in GUAM in this preparation being chemically nxcd
rated The sol, this avaiablc srlphatc afnalsa
mated with sobe hosrlate becomes plants o
all descriptions, and by them readily taken up will be
found quito active in inducing early maturity Guano
aud much nole Durable aud certifying the soil
lAtir
A. there large number super Phosphates in market
tr Tie Naueot which would not like TO be iusIoIstie
atsty request all purchasing careful To oLia III.
GENtINE AftCIt, winch wiz be by my accred
tod agents All ct whom acknowledged esI,raiA
aud iothen hold myef the good
my Ster Phosphate An packages viii b. distinctly urai
cd Consumers aud dealers will be enabled uake rrut-
mehs for lhei supp! uitaG.c my ahentsa5
with myself
MlsSkS /. G. HARDY 4 co, my accredited an
ole Agents for the city ct ~ tcrshurH.
{. b. DEBURG.
Il mural gJyylp
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f,.siT SDsEssEESN = y - II, ra4;sa.a..aIsIl1
IA sol rttERN MAIL ROUTE RE 49, ssfSfryt-~-sSTs
INEt.N RICHMOND AND WASHING
hnN \ lEGINlA CENTRAL AND ORANGE \ ND Al.
ENANpRIA Railroads.&c. night Train Broa
O'Clock, allow ing H. passenger
from the e Amond and Danylr Railroad supper. Omn
bus tree of charge
FARE ny NIGHT LINE
Richmond ordous yie So %
Gultou>villro Washington by Orange and Alexandria
kurbad.. s
IL II. WHI1COMB sup Trans portation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

"a "
now engaged in making large number Of these Ma
cncS for Tie Harvest OF sa ami from experience and
success Tor several years past, with the addition OF
Important impruN satisfied that will be
To turn machines to which and Will give most
unqualified endorsements. The advantages claimed by
the Virginia lhascr others in general the
lowing ls It's great strength and simplicity. md ltsabi.
~ 10 do more work than he performed by other
horse machine Bid 1t Is portable and easily hauled tv
horses. 4h We have also succeeded removing
heretofore been obi ctinuabr, The necessity
speed on the part The machines being so
g"arrd Is to accomplish greater motion with les speed r
wing.
We give one of the many testimonials in favor Ma
chimes:
AMHERST COUNTY. Va, ls.J
Mf>sRs. III. 5. NHirrEMoRf y BROTHtI- The
ourhorse Power and Thrasher purt ased You ia July
last we'd excellent machine thrashc TWEEN
~ crops with it, making gate about thousand
bushels and nave the ctire all
have thraShcd Tor. The is thoroughly
Cleaned of grain than by any other rasher have seen
and the grains are less broken have worked three
horses and once with only two is surprising with
what ease the machine is worked. Yours respectfully.
illOS W. JONES
We will also furnish RraperS and Mowers of dorc kinds
Sinclair Propeller Straw Gutter superior machine Kick
"kN ticleS ami VINE MIL Flows Grain Cradles Wheat Drills,
DC &c at the Lynchburg Agricultural Works.
WIFI IEMORE \ JOSiIN
ma cots Successors 10 IL 5. Whtlrmore 4 Bro
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MD\D Va, prepared to make liberal advances on
ponsgumcui4 of MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO, and
produce generally, the address Of their friends Mcssrs
5rummcl Registers, No. 20 Water street, New York.
Shipments to Messrs. Brunme u Registers through our
house, wii % forwarded free OF charge.
A l. ROYSTER,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

~ TO purchase for the Southern Market Likely Negroes
from the Of 10 TO 30 years for which he will high
est ehmond cash prices Persons having such dispose of
would do well to give him call before selling He be
und at W H. Mosb,s House Henry Cunning.
hl once. Address +. NJ HUNTINGTON.
teb 2Idts Lynchlurc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

tH1Nt1k N STEVENS, Importers and -.
~ "a Dealers in China, Earhenware, ,aSs Iook, tssfi
ul III asses Walters, Plated and britannia War Md
49, Lamps, Rehigeraors, Water Cool,rs Gas Ia ap
lures Casors, Faliry Goods, &c
" NJ. AUGUSTUS MUIR, No. - SYCAMORE STfFfr
SAMUEL STENISN PETLIsBUIs AIbal<t,
w now re,esine from Europe, per sips " .l,.t.,
''Samnak. .Stehen Grow u az l. LINE AMI otlf. 80.
Spring Stock 81 China rtlcnwarc aud the %r,I
aud Eastern faeiar, stuck at Glas ar I,I M,
Gtsses, Casofs Lamps, fanty Go"ds Our stock is an,
ald desirable aEd Merchants. Hotel k,rpers ~
oes " ho wish to parehas goods III line oAanin amp
stock and prices beofe purchasing tnk will he Il,
th,iriuttrest to To
We call attention to stock Of Baltimore Stone Naf
lux STENENS
mar SITS No % syeaHoro Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

H,ouMON WHISKY. 800 Barrei- Com I'm
- Whisky, Ia store and for sale by
na 2l.ts EDMOND DAVENPORT & co.
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4 ICOK1GE PASTE
4 - Cases "Gitano,"
30 6" a in store for sale by
jan II C. HARDY & 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-10

propose to purchasers Of Piano take orr
hen a" trIa inofder TO test what we of their qnaf, m
tore paying for them -
twenty satisfies nf,,s
and We could get fifteen hundred unite m
IN the opinion that establishment North
siby furnish better cheaper, Instruments than ", do.
nov u O.,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-26
How TO Read.

There is nothing which we would be more
glad to see than an earnest lecture on of the
great evils of our railroad-reading times
that of the desultory, purposeless habit Of
reading everything which falls in oue's way.
An inveterate miscellaneous reader will new
er como to any good. He adopts the su-
rest method of impairing his faculties and
teaching his memory TO be unfaithful. He
is marvel to himself that he can read so
much and know so little. He gradually be-
comes total stranger to the exercise Of
earnest patient thought, and is sure descend
to vicious and trifling taste. He contracts
the fatal habit of reading without attention,
and the still more fatal habit of catching the
tone of whatever happens to be passing
through his mind--if he has any left--at
the moment. Hence vanity, presumption
unreality, skepticism; and in the end it may
be something worse than all these, to which
they too often lead. To take another and
a lighter view Of it; the aimless reader Of
everything defrauds himself of nearly all
the benefit, and very much of the pleasure,
which judcious reading affords. He does
not give his faculties time to play their part
His mind is always in too much haste to
think, reflect, and form deliberate judg-
ment. Hence he loses the exquisite pleas
ure, and the great advantage of ratifying, or
reversing by his own judgment the conclu-
sions of others. His memory, crowded with
various and discordant rubbish, rescnts the
neglect of method, and comes at length to
be utterly inert. His Imagination, or fancy,
or taste has no timc to dwell upon, and rel
ish, and feel the beauties which Just flash
upon it, and are gone forever. Thus all the
ends of reading are perverted; the Picrian
spring is turnel into tho waters of Lethe;
and the mind, seemingly always at work has
never anything to show for its pains.--Ec-
lectic Magazine.