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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-22

are now engaged transferring to new books the se-
counts of our yearly advertisers and mean to carry ont Tor the
crrent yes. Al exs made by the former pro
,,or. as regard. the for advertising II Of those no
have oaa discontinue they should advise
N. otherwise their advertisements viii be contn
ned a. Though special contract bad been made
f-we attention of advertisers to the Importance
of the VrRaISiAS advertising medium Our daily and
large circulation Ia the South western
part the whence growing trade seeks an outlet al
ihey irgnia cities There daily published within
miles south Of this point aud the completion
of Virginia and Tennessee Railroad To the line OF the lat
ter state eontbue make the Ngnan the for
that section daily teegraphc Information q
hours In advance OF all others which doubtless will FOR
greatly increased circulation For the Information OF our
sders would that intend to give
% articular attention 10 the markets.
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LEND xoI p1.>o

LEND SOd PIANO
M a"usNss 10 convince purchasers al VIA, - -,
tn @ nurseries, Tor Twenty years past. TO wit.
No 90 W t,o F9ltes are really desirable good and bsaa
~ pe'ieety "tliii. not only send t,ln an ,r1,I
iime t ~ purchase ori also To LIND them a given
der that RE- ~ may prefer taking them in that way m or
W. ll 'h'F may test What we have said of their oua "
conrs llt 10 purchase can doubt the prudence ~ this
lar as we are concerned " ~ any OF 1t 80
ie l9ts r. 4 NASH,
Petersburg, Va
IL , AesA FOK STOCK.-We Inv. . FL,
Norfoll 1ny; w nuta bsga Mangel Wurzel Sugar Ran,
.aInlp. carrot and Parsnp Seeds for Stnck g..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-22

FrNrIy " hiir scrih Frrfuantd Irrn u, aonnN
and Healthy Gums. obtained by "DOwlen's Den
tai Fluid 1t affords instant relief and prevents to3hache
rests decay, and prevents the formation Of tartar
nDWDEN DENTALFIlID is recognized by the whole
medical profession being superior 10 tooth cr
washes, &c its constant ia prevent dcsy and The
aches teeth heir to Recommended by D RIO. EARLY,
Lynchhurg, Va Drs Peasants Hudson Sc OF Richmond,
DIR Cosby PcerSbur2 DR. Mann Charleston s G.; DR. Ia.
son Raleigh n c. and Dentists eNerywhe here For sale by
SrkOrHEk y WHITEHEAD, Lyuthburs Va. and by all
Druggists ami Merchants Wholesale by
GEORGE BpNDEN.
marsi-ts Druggist and Chemist 4 Auaud. Va
Pcrt;smed F:rrnth.-Whst lady gentleman would
aar Under thecurSe of dsaEreeable bro when using
DON DENS DENTAL FLUID it VIII not only rrn Ter H.
but maku the teeth white aiabaspr prevent h III
ache and preserve them from decay. Recommended
lists aud ply STREAMS everywhere.
\ Boanurl Complexion may be attained by its use II re.
pmIjes ecklos renders the ott and bcaut
flu rich hue 1t is the greatest cpsnec
ever Known haug free from all injurious matter Price 50
cents For stitby SrRoIHER n WHITEHEAD,
SrABLGR & JONES
may SIS snd Druggists everywhere.
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A Rare chnncr IA to-i.-Vhr subscriber Of
lors ms entire stock Of staple and Fancy Ia Goods the
consist in part of Rich Dress silks Bcrage Robes French
Camhrcs Jaconc Lawns Glnghans. jlan SWISS heck
i""'.lu'r'd NusinS BombazneS, Alpacas all Wool Nous
Inns Chals Manllas Shawls Scarfs Sc ,,cbages Marsa.
les Qu Is, Curtain Musns, Table Damasks rrh Linens,
oNtN if bands IN great variety, Ctrses ParaSs Fans.
Gloves Hosiery Handkerchief many other desirable
hfies too numerous to mention
lc l3ts JOHN ABRAHAMS.
~ received one hundred beautiful Nantes from Two Doal
and hityeenis 10 Seven Dollars, JOHN ABRAHAMS.
ots'a'TINGss'sE yuRaTRsmVs
RIDE, prepared expressly Physicians used febic
aud ninninatory diseases Cholca, Sc received 0y
-Je Its sTABI.ER 3 JONES.
&TKAW GGcDs.-My spring aid summer
~ supply of Lcghorn Panama, Seunerts Marcaibo aueaf
ana "thct summer Hats, for babies
aid Among them is the Gents Black Lcphrn suitable for
'ierRyhen, lap 27t4 Z. SEABtRY.
once BOARD Of Trustees OF yncbbura College
,~,,,,. -. LY>CHBURG, Goth May, 1881. )
'GE CHAIR of Mathematics and Natural Sciences OF this
Institution will be vacant after 25lh June the
enf Incumbent having resigned
The Board ot Trustees proceed TO fill said
thtr regular meeting on Tuesday. the 9TH July
AIRY information desired lv n1icans win be furnished by
M heV HNMl n Cox President of tho Faculty whom ihey
wiz please address. JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL,
i i JUS President Board of Trustees
richmond Wing and Enquirer and Methodist Protestant
copy.
\A/NASDNsG CELERHATION.- Marshall
Nx L.iDGE M 30 of Ancient Free and Accepted Aasons
will celebrate the Festiyalof baptist in the
'iy &" lyncfhurg, the 9Th day Of June Members
varous Orders in the Fraternity in good standing are n
respectfully invited to be present and participate in The es'i
ties of the occasion. SAMUEL. A BAILEY,
JNO NJ. OTEY
WIN. Il HDLCOMBE,
JNO o TAYLOR,
Je '7-t24je Req. copy. DAN. A. LANGH0RNE-
Marshall SALT AFLOAT.-75O sacks
~ Marshall Salt aaoa daily expected for sale 10" from
the Vessel Orders solicited before goes into store
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India Rubber.

The wonders of india rubber are not likely
to b.. 5000 exhausted Lately what arr called
Hard India Goods are manufactured from q
composition invented by Sr. Chaflee, which con
.ists In mixing coal tar with the rubber. From
th. results y substance resembling solid stone,
as black ~ coal, out Of which articles are made
solid, elastic and legant, needing no finish, but
exhibiting as beautiful a polish - metal il sus
ceptihls Of CaDes. cabinet ware. spectacle bows,
opera glasses, castors. sandstands, inkstanas,
brushes for the hair pencil cases, cigar cases
and in fact almost every thing can he made oft
One very important one, however, shonld not
be admitted; the new telegraph wire ia made Of
it. II ussds no poles no converting. The wiz
is laid in trench few inches dep enclos d in
rubber; 10 danpness can eff.ct it, no shrn
throw it down, no insect server, no rust coroie
The government has ordered naval button,
to be supplied Of this material. Guttspercha
may with be employed in the same way witt
equal advantage, and why not, then, some ligh
agricultural implements There Is progress II
| material things at any rate Ns.rark .ddrertt
| mr.,
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The Railroad Massacre in Canada.

We are indebted to the Detro, Free
Press and Advertiser for most OF the
following particulars
TIE trlyhtluI calamity on the Toronto
and Hamilton Ra,Iroad, Oh Thursday
March IL b. constitutes the most terrible
lalItoad acclden, that has ever occurred
Oh The American Continent. The Ner-
wars. the Amboy, the Southern aud
,eniral crossing. even the Amboy slau-
gh,er was far behind this. Eighty hu.
man beings plunged into a common
grave, In the twinhllng Of an eye, with.
out the warning OF a second OF time. -
From light warmth to inextricable ooze
and mlre. darkness and present DEATH
Their fate is to horrible to contemplate
And all this took place upon track which
the business men, fathers, mothers,
wives, sons and daughters oi the West,
cross every time they make an eastern
Journey VIA Detroit.
The Des Jardlns Canal leads from
Burlington Bay to Dundas, and across |,
reaches suspension bridge, and below
i, is the Great Western Ora ~bridge,
over which the Detroit and Niagra Falls
train have daily passed. The trains
on the Hamilton aud Toronto read take
the Grea, Wes'ern line, IN approaching
Ham lton, near the scene of the dlsas.
| ter
The 6 O'Clock P. NJ. way passenger
train from Toronto, going west consist.
ing OF locomotive, tender. baggage cal
ard two passenger cars, ran off The track
jus, before reaching the draw bridge ovel
the Des Jardinese canal, one mile q
Hamilton. T.. w AMI p'unginc witt
neadlong force upon the bridge, the whole
structure gave away. and the en'Ire
tram was p eclpated sky feet INTO the
wafer, which was fifteen Zee deep. ih.
locomotive and tender broke the ins'an
they struck the bridge and with head
long leap buried themselves under waite
IN an instant. The baggage car folio"
ed, aud In It's decent, depressed the Tor
ward end OF the frs passenger car, s.
that the coupling which connected II wit
the last car broSe, and II was hurle'
through ths air, executing comp.et
somnersr,. striking bottom upward IN IN
water. which c.osed over and covered
entirely, with the exception Of few inc
es OF the bottom. No, soul that wen
down in that fearful plunge ever saw III
; ligh, OF day again. The second passen
ger car foll owed, striking the first with
/. terrible crash and sliding of a, an angl
Of abou, as degrees, was buried two
. thirds OF its length in the water. Th
. only passengers saved were in the rea
| eud OF this car. The locomotive and ter
> der we've completely submerged, with th
baggage and frs. passenger cars on to
0f sn<m. The second passenger ca
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II has been our fortune. more than once. TO
encounter men whose mads seemed SO thorough
ly permeated aud prevaded by on idea. that
whatever topic might be broachei in converse
tiou would be snre TO bring in their pet notion
We recollect farmer who may serve as an Illus
trasion HE hobby. streng ~ it may seem, was
comprised in the plebian word sausage O.
these he used annually to manufactnre large
Gnaatity, and with an absence OF false shame
worthy of all commendation. 10 Tar from keep.
ing out Of eight the stuff which had aided him
competence. was somewhat too forward in OBJ
tr,Iing it upon hi. acquaintance.
Good morning, Mr.. Joues,' said we on one
occasiou.--"Fine weather we are having just
now " Us s 5@.. -ssa q.
Yes said he. earnestly, ''captal weather
we are having for makiag sausages. II things
turn out we'll shall have hundred pounds to
axe to market. You wouldn't like afrw,woald
you.
We hastsned to inform him that our larler
was supplied. aud not feeling particularly in
terested in the turn which he had given TO the
subject, endeavored to broach another topic.
The Allies find it a difficult matter to take
Sch tstopoi, Mr.. Jones. suppose you have read
tle latest accounts form the seat OF war;
No"
"Tbe Russians have gained a decided victory.
1t is thought however that there IL a possibility
ui ne supplies lag cut OIL, 50 that the garrison
will be compelled by fear OF starvation to capi-
tulate."
"You don't say so!' returned Mr.. Jones.
wonder" he continued after pause, bis eyes
lightning up with new and brilliant idea, II
| wonder whether it wouldn't be good sqecnla
tion to send a cargo of sausages 10 Sebassopol?
There ain't nothing more Wholesome, aud Ii
| they are in danger OF being starved out believe
| they d be likely to pay pretty we'll"
We ventured, however, to suggest that the
allied squadrons would be trifing obstacle In
| the way of this otherwise feasibl4 plan
The eext time we met Mr.. Jones was after the
/, death of bis wife. There was sorrow III his eye
and black Grape on bis hat. Our ayml sthies
were touched.
"Nr Jones" said we, Eve have heard Of your
misfortune. 1t il indeed heavy cross to bear,
out you must Summon all your fortitnds."
You don't know said he, grasping our
hand, show much. Yon never can know.
| such u treasure as she Was" said he concealing
| hts face in the told- Of his red b>niaana 81
shat neser get anybody that can make sausag'
rtae htr neUe,!'
Mr. Jone. seemei overpowered by grief and
walked sad " away. We felt that We could of.r
no adequate consolation To one whose sorrow
proceeded from q such cause and DID not ut
| tempt it.--Boston Oftpe Branh
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A vIs1r TO GEN Walkers CAM A cor
respondent OF the New O,leans Pcayune. on a
visit to Gen. Walkers camp at Rivas, writes on
the 81 instant:
although II was nearly two O'Clock in the
morniug, Walker was seated on his sofa, giving
one Of his officers directions for the marrow.
Being left alone, after few words OF recogni-
,ion, (ior We were in 1851 brother newspaper
scribtl-rs in san Francisco, )he asked ia care
eas way. and in his hahtual sofs half -dtawling
voice, questions in regard TO the closing of
the river against him by the Costa Ricans, the
first news OF which We had Just brought from
Panama He did not appear the least disturbed
by the intelligence. aud doubt were an earth
quake rocking his house from its foundation II
be would show the least concern. But Walkes
has been so often described to your readers that
a new picture would b. superfIous. ] was
much struck. however with the change that
three years OF exposure to the tropical sun OF
Sonora and NlCaragaa, their chilli aad fsvers
| And anxiety, though he never app ars to teel
any, have producet in his face. lie IL only
thifty-three years of agee, but no one would
take him tor less than forty
The same writer edi5:
1.-The whole force undsr Walkers command
before the battle of St. George .mouated to 500
men. H. had in his two hospitals at Rivas a
bout one huadred and dity sick and wo0nded
It conated seventy i've 10 one hospital, and was
old that the other h 81 u little larger numbsr.
here may be two hundred more about the camp
Consisting of hostlers cook. servants and US LESS
losters, who receive ratons. The bfty mn from
| California make up the loss at st GrGrg'.
| The men look we'll, Rivas. at thjs season,
| bling very healthy. A fresh, insigHa iul
breeze come. of the lake, tempering tn hot sua
| and making the night. cool and delicious. Bu
| in six weeks there will be a chang. of weather
| with less winds and more heat, aid then proha
| bly, the troops will suffer some by sickness.
| Aoss If he eases in the hospital are old ones
} from Granada where the climate is extremely
| fatal to toreiguera Some Of Walkers officer
estimated that he buried from $40 to 2 90 mel
| there.
! "Walksr'. officers are oil excellent ightins
men, and have no 'dea that they can be whipped
il they can bring the 'greasers' to pitch hatl,
1 no matter what their force. The men are ais,
/ eager for fght, not So much so for the sake u
! iEh'lag ~ from hope Of terminating the war
a large portion oi thsm seeming IT, be hearth,
tired OF II. The littIe army has poSdur al,
lead enough, bat s short Of roand snot and shell
They have a considerable qaauttty OF corn ar
jerked beef in the city, AMI forAgng parties al
constantly bringing in cattle"
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The Female Form Here is a para.
graph from Headey's Letters from Italy,
which We commend to the attention of
our lady readers: ..sz
In form the Italians excelus larger,
fuller, they naturally acquire finer gal,
aud bearing. Il IS astonishing that our
ladies should persist Al that ridiculous
notion that a sa.ali wais, is. and per nec-
essi,a mast be beautiful. Why, many IN
I,al an woman would cry for vexatlon, il
she possessed such u waist as some Of
our Iad, $ acquire only, by the longest,
paniutest process. have sough, the
reason OF this difference, and can see no
other than ,ha, the Italian have their glo-
r,ous ssatuarv constantly before them as
models aud hence endeavor to assnntiate
themselves TO them; whereas our fashion,
able have no models exec pit those French
stuti ed Fl ures in the windows ofthe mill
iner's shop. Why, # an artist should
presume 10 make statue with the shape
lha, seems regarded hy US as the per.
tectlon oi harmonious ploportlon. be
would be laughed out OF the city. II is
a standing objection against the taste oil
our women the world over, that the,
would practically assert tina. Frenct
mlliner understands how they should bt
made better that nature herself.
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WORTHY or lMTArIoN.--Benton, In his E1s.
to- Lecture. explajningshoy ii Games that at
his advanced Are he was blessed with the ab-
seace Of those ildrmties which are supposed to
belong 10 it. s1id; Hs awed II to the ,urse OF
early life franklin isshan he warmly euiO .iz-
ed was once uchuamed the American Aquatic.
because he drank no hing bat water, In th t
respect he had initiated Franklin. He to. ally
ah.taiaea for tn first bali Of his life. ard was
temperate the other half He had no: oaly to-
tally ahstained from spiritaoas liquors vinoas
liquors, fermented liquors, aud every tailg oil
the kind. but he had kept himself free from,
EVERY kiad of dissipation. Il. kces 10 game
sha..ver. ani h this moment e1ald n)t tell
when looking At party playing cagds, which
WAS the loser aud which wa the " nnar. lie
bal often sat all night. watching the sick. IA
military duty. aud book BOOK hal of eu
kept him asake; bat he had never spent Out
nglt in dissipation.
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TIT For Tar following notes passed
between t1o of oar hplias;"
Dear Anna: Pleas and me the collar you
wore at Mrs. P-'s last evening | wish Il
get one ike it ELatS b.
Dear Ellen: make il = rule never TO let any
OF my apparel go out o. the house unla-s wori
BY myself ANNA G.
S--If you come around to the house yor
may look at the collar as much as you please
In a few days afterwards, Miss Anna had 9
want Of her own, and expressed it to Ellen ii
follows.
Dear Ellen: have an Engagement to take
ride on sorsahsek this evening; will you lent
| me yonr ssdise! ..
Dear Anna: m AXE it rule never to 1t my
sadie 60 oat OF the house unless used hy mvs II
.z ELLkN i
| p. s - lf You will come around to the house
you may ride IL as mach a. you please in tn
| house.
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CURIOUS nlvoRcE.--A young woman lately
obtained divorce from her hl~ AMI beeau liz
had bald bead watch he e)n3aalei ny a wi.
during the period Of urging sjs strim ,aisi sal,
and the con.um ,tion OF his barg ain, Thara va
40 harm IN having wig on. h1s there WAS in
conceaiing the fact that 1t wa wg, aud h nc
the divorce WAS properly applied for and jldly
granted. 1t ma, be- sd that sh4 wjgglat her
self out o. tn wad.ook on \ bald assumption.
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THe MAMMOTH STEAMER. -fhe Great East
ern" steamship lis expected to he launched in
August next but several months must elapse
after that before sh" can b. made ready for sea.
rhe amsnGt expensss, N her up - the present
m ia about 81 000,o0o; And IN additional sum
ot $50 900 will probably oe required to complete
h..r
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Az TSp AN RsPuBI. "R Two - twenty fiv"
Dokata families living at Hszleg wood, soae for
ty miles above Fort Rtdgely, on the st Petec's
River. have reuounced their tribal character,
donned civilized dress. formed themselves into
a sort OF Republic, with written Constitution,
President. &e.-Taey are intelligent an! iudus
trious and have wheat and corn tp sell, ttha
Red Wood Agency there is similar ,rginiza
son, with some ten or tweIyes families uniting
in il
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The soul needs certain amount Of
intellectual enjoyment, to give it strength
adequate for the daily struggle in which
it - involved.
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REAAskABLE PosITIos OF THE Pr

RENAsxABLE PosITIos OF THE PLAN
Ers,-The Boston Ira, eller calls altent-
ION 10 the fac, that at the presen, time,
and until the end OF January, all Of the
aid planets and two Of importance dis
covered within rs and 10 years, will be
yitable soon after sunset. and five OF them
Yves, Of the meridian; position worthy
OF particular notice, as il may not again
occur for years.
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Eb~i ne fONowlnE lines are respectfully ued-
icated to the highly respectable bschelor frater-
nifty Of Iowa City. They will be found to possess
the atiiat,s of genuine poesy 1t is MckAY's la
test aud best edition And fortunate enouga are
The solitary and alone" to have enlisted in their
behalf so loving muse. With uusoiied hand
kerebief in band and plaintive voice read;
Tell me, ye winged winds,
That round my pathway roar
Do We not know some spot
Where women fret no more
Seine lone and pleasant dell,
Some "holer in the ground"
Where babies never yel
And cradles are not found
The loud wind blew the snow into my face,
And snic ckerel as it tanswered--"nary place"
Tell me. thou misty deep
Whose biilows round me play
Knowst thou some favored spot
Some Island far away.
Where weary man may end
place to smoke in peace,
Where crtnoline is not
And hoops are out of place
The loud waves sounding peretual shout.
Stopt for while and sputtered ,yeou git out"
Tell me, my secret soul
Oh tell Inc, Hope and Faith,
l. there no resting place
From women, girls. and death,
Is there no happy spot
Where bachelors are blessed,
Where females never 60
And man may dwell in p''ace
Faith, Hope, and Love best boons TO mortal gveI
Waved their bright wings, and answered yes, il
Heaven
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TOR RONTO STORE.

II H q RN 90 ST II Z M ,
Merchants Toronto Iocd.
The above firm keep constantly Oh hand full
supuly of
Dry Goods. Gror"' tes. Hardware, Clothing,
Hais and Caps. Boots and Shoes,
And all kind Of
{. 90 ds needed by the Conn IN un ty
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Exchange Ohce!!

Exchange Ofhce!!
SIGHT DRAFTS on New York can be had
y Of the Subscriber in Sums to SAT- purchasers
Certificates OF Deposit. and Drafts on the
Eastern Cities cashed.
American Gold furnished at a small premium
Ohce orer Spstlaai and Sayier's tore
WIN. ii. TUTHiI.L
Upton. January l, So.
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OGIIyIE HOUSE.
GOODRICH HO USE,

IIUfOn IOfEI
THE Undersigned having rented this House
i promises 10 give ontire satisfaction to the
travelling public, and sohcits tli.i patronage
A. VI. p WHITTIER. Prop'r.
NB. Messrs. Graham & 90. IN a Daily
Line of Hacks, in connection with tn Rail
read trains, from this House o Wilton 4itf
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McCAI.LEY
f.
PULSIFEIS,

Dentists, Ctddy Rnpids, iotcI
Have the pleasure annnupcing 10 the citi-
zeas of Upton and vicinity that they have made
arrangements that one of them will be ia Tip
ton 90 the first Monday in each month, and spend
one week In the practice of their profession.
A operations entI Iusted 10 them sna!l be eYa
ued in the most workmanike manner.
Es-Otiice at the Temperance Ito !se 20ly
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Glove HOUSE..
d. W CLOrEf ~. % ietor
CORNER OF SECOND s. WALNUT sr's,
.Nnsraiaf, Try
Passengers and Baggage conveyed to aud
from the Boats I'd ars free of charge
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J. J. Rider,

~ ENERAL LAND AGENT Il NOTARY PTB
II Lie, at WILTON, Iowa ly