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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

OF what hideous progeny of i'll is debt the faith
orr What meanness, what inva-ions of self res
prct, what double dealing How in duo season
twill carve the frank, open face, into wrinkles;
how like u knife it will stab an honest heart
And then for its transformation. How it has
been known to change II goody face into n mask
OF brass. How with the miserable custom of
debt, has the true man become cnlous tricks
ter freedom from debt, and what nourishing
sweetness may be found in cold water what
toothsomeness in dry crust what ambro.ial
nourshment in hard egg Be sure Of it, he
who dimes out of debt. though his meal be n bis.
cult and onion. dimes in the Apollo.
Aud then for raiment, what warmth in thread
bare GOAT, if tho talor's receipt be in your peck
ct! What Fyran purple in the faded waistcoat,
not owed for how glossy tho we'll worn hat il il
covers not the aching head of debtor Next the
home sweets, tho out door recreation of the free
man. The street door falls not II kmell ON his
heart; the foot of the staircase through his anat-
omy at the rap of his door he can crow 'come in"
and his pulse still beats healthfuy his heart
sinks not in his bowels
See him abroad. How he returns look for look
with any passenger; how he saunters; now meet
ing an acquaintance, he stands and gossips; but
then this man knows no debt that casts a drug
in the richest wine; that makes the food of the
gods unwhoesome. indigestble; tina. sprinkles
the banquets of Lucullus with ashes, that drops
soot III tue soup Oh an eihpcror, ueDt tnat ike u
moth. makes valueless furs aud vevets. enclos-
ing the wearer in Il fostering prison, the shirt of
Nessus shirt not paid for; } debt that writes
upon frescoed walls the hand writing of tho at
torney: that puts voice of terror in the knock
or, debt the invisible demon that walks abroad
with man now quickening his steps. now ma
king him look IN all sides like n hunted beast
and which brings to his face the ashy hue of
death as the conscious passenger looks upon
him.
Poverty lisa bitter draught,ye may and some
times can. with advantage, be gulped down.
Though the drinker makes wry faces there may.
after ull, be wholesome goodness in the cup
But debt, however cour,eously it may be offered,
is the cup of Gree, and the wine spiced and de-
licious though it may be, is poison.
The man out of debt, though with II flaw in his
erkin, crack in his shoe leather, and a hole in
his hat, is still of liberty, free as the sing
ing lark above him;but the debtor although cloth
ed in the utmost bravery, what is he but serf
out upon a holiday, slave to be reclaimed at
any instant by his owner. the creditor.
Son, if poor, SEQ wine in n runnig spring. see
thy mouth water at last weeks roll: think a
threadbare coat the only proper thing to wear:
and acknowledged whitewashed garnet the fit.
test housing place for gentleman! Do this and
hee debit So sha thy heart be at rest and the
sheriff confounded
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10
"Reminiscences Of WnIeriao.

Wellington said: 'People ask me for an account of
the action tell them it was hard pounding on both
sides, and we pounded the hardest. There was no
manGuyring: 'Bonaparte kept his attacks, and was
glad to let it be decided by the troops" 49,. The
Prince Pozzo di l'orgo who dned with ia, told me
that he WAS with the Duke through the whole day of
the 18th. at was one of those actions" he said
''that depended upon the commander being continu-
ally IN the hottest place. for nothing could be neglec-
ted We were great part Of the time he said "be-
tween the two armies, but the GOODNESS of the Duke"
he added. "is not to be described. Considerable
troops Of Belgan9 stationed mt llougoumont gave
way. The Duke ming to me, said, smiling, VOLTA
deS coqnins nyec qu il fault gagner une bataille' -
* precious set to win battle wita!) so struck
with this characteristic nnecdote that went to the
pake, snd asked him if it Wis true. lie said Poz-
~ di Borgo had repeated his exact words The
llanoveran 0irns that Bonaparte after abusing him
turned to one OF his generals and exclaimed II have
beaten these English twice oday, but they are such
beasts ISL Jee) that they do not know when they are
beaten"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10
Turning Wines.

The Pottsville (Pa.,) Miners Journal says
\ fortnight since, the Peach mountain vein.
up the Norwegian, the property of the Delaware
Coal Company. was fired at the air shaft. below
water level. The vein from tho start burned SO
fercely. that all attempts TO check the flames
proved fruitless, and the lessees occupied them
selves in removing the machinery. etc. of the
operation. 1t Is thought that the fire is the work
of some miner dissatisfied with the reduction of
wages, which it is the rule to establish at this
season. BY this act, the ncendiary has stopped
one of the most valuable red ash coeries in the
region; has entailed possibly considerable loss
on the lesseos, and thrown out of employment
many miners upon whom at this severe season.
are dependent scores of women and children.
Its contemplated to turn portion of the Nor.
wegian Creek into the mine, and thus if pos sible,
extinguish the fire.
The Mt. Laffre colliery- Charles Mler's-
took fire last May, and has been burning since,
below water level. The fire originated in the
old working. The operation was closed, and
water let in. Last week we understand, the
mine was filed up, and ere this the fire has been
undoubtedly, extinguished
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

4 NOVEL YKRpIcr--An Indian in Albany. one win
tcr's day, got drunk. On his way hone lac became
completely overcome, laid down and was frozen to
death His tribe at that time much disnosa1
70 initiate the habits of the white men, and accord
inely held an inquest the dead body. AMER
long pow-wow they agreed to the verdict thai de-
ceased came 10 his death hv mixing too much water
with bis whiskey which had frozen in him and XIII.
ed him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

Republic (remarks co,emporary) has boon
defined as government for men and Monarchy
as a government for children. The one demands
the thought Of the many the other the almost to-
tai absence Of it among the multitude: thus men
of a mature age In Paris may be found taking
part in silly games of play that American chill
dren of ten years would utterly despise. II was
subject Of general remark among travellers in
France during the time of the late Republic, chat
Frenchmen had suddenly become grave; but since
the despotism OF Louis Napoleon has succeeded,
they have returned with zest to al their ancient
frivolities. They have resigned all the rights of
men to one who treats them as spoiled children;
now letting them play at soldiers, anon prcpar
ing fine spectacle for them in the church or in
the thentre. or permitting them to see some fire.
works. or display of fountains. or to stare at
some baby linen, or to dance until their legs
ache. The only two possible forms of govern
ment. according to the late Emperor Nicholas.
despotism and republcanism. have doubtless
found their finest illustrations in Russia and the
United States. The medium between the two,
which Nicholas conld not comprehcnd-a Con-
stitutional Monarchy, of which England is al
most the only successful experiment-is rather a
transition form of government than an establishe
one. Since the day when the last despotic king
of England died on the scaffold, the rulers have
been steadily increasing in numbers. First the
aristoc,acy. then the commercial classes, then
the men of letters came in. and finally the vast
body of the intelligent people must follow. A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

man would remain under the
when by using the BALM OF \ THOUSAND FLOWERS as 4
dentree would not only render leave the teeth
Wte AS aabasttrt Many do know
bai and the Subject delicate their will never
menohit Pour single drop Balm your tooth brush
and wash your teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle
Will last Il
boautu Complexion may easily be acquired using the
balm OF Thousand Flowers 1t will remove tan pnlple,
and freokes from the skin leaving of hue
night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush in either
warm or cold water pour two three drops Balm of
Thousand Flowers, rub the beard we'll will make a
beautiful SOIL ather much facilitating the operation of shaving
Price only Fifty counterfes None genuine
unless signed by w p. FETRIDGE A. 10
oct 9d6ms Franklin Snuare Nov yorL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

The ship Columbia ARRIVED at New ! ort from Liv-
efpcoi on Thursday, Jan. LIST, with 22l Mormon i'm
migrants, about one half of whom are women and
children. Most of them are from Bristol Twenty
three are from Wales, and some from London, York
shire, aud other parts Of England. They were cord-
ally welcomed on their arrival by several of the New
ork Elders, and such of them need ssistance will
receive it from their brethren. They are bound to St
Louis Cincinnati, and other points in the country
where they will get employment for the winter and
will make their journey to Salt Lake city in the
spring, The uunbcr of Mormon immigants from all
part of the world during last year probably not
less than six thousand. Most of these came through
New York, but many by the way of New dreams
Philadelphia and Boston. \ large number arrived ut
IN Francisco from Australia the Sandwich Islands
the Society Islands, and Chilli and proceeded to Salt
Lake, or settled down in the new Mormon town in
California, which now sends two members to the Leg
ilaturc Its expected that the immigration for this
y ar will show large increase over that of the last
When the converts are unable 10 pay their own pas
sage money it is furnished from the Perpetual Emil
grafton Fund which has been oil great service in the
work of prosel ytng.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

n ferfumcd Rrcnth-What lady or gentleman would
labor under the curse of dsagrecablc
DOW pENs DENTAL FLUID 1t will only rem Ter H.
sweet but make the teeth white aabaste prevent tooth
ache and preserve them decay Recommend ID by doE
lists and physicians everywhere.
a Beahtiinl Complexion he attained use
moves phnpes frecke skin soft and htnti.
full nparting rich hue the greatest cosmetic
ever known being free all matter Price 81
cents. For saleby STROlIER Il WnIrEHEAD
NHABIER II JONES'
s.ts aud druggists ryrryv,hcrc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

The discriminating reader will agree with Us that
there is lots of good well rs spirit of phi
osophy in the following which we clip from Portcr's
Spirit of the Times of the 10Th:
Don't be too ambitions. Learn to rise (especially
IN the morning) remarkably if not rapidly; rise with
all your might Except when engaged in fght) and
give everybody chance to yon rising (except
from coatre'mPs on the side -wak;) rise ut fall
length, head up and feet down. keen vonr hands ont
Of your pockets) rise slowly steadily surely (avoid-
ing everything like "boost' from behind through
the agency OF boots or stieks;) rise in short. (but
stlll rs long as you cam like n man who feels his
rSblIites are not to be smoothed down; and when
You are determined to get 10 or at anything be sure
lhat That thing is THERE 6rst. Don't chase necl
lIom some cotton bali and imagine y6n are after n
white hlackbrd or other remarkably rare lusus
NATURE
II you would commence well, be humble; stoop
low that you may stand high remember the proud
gahder, who carried his head so stiff when he trotted
befor his flock of geese he never saw the snake upon
the ground and he fastened in those f,ngs from
Whleh ms pride could not release him while the 9TH
er5 cackled at his folly and scnrred away, erwin,
Look ont for suakeSn
Up! uP up the worlds great lldderi Let your
steps lead to the heights of honor Ifyou tire hang
ON TO the rungs and sleep, like the sailor boy upon
Inc Raging: but never descend. Rest awhile. and
lhen with the unaltering spirit of hero mount stem
10y step to that utmost round" whence Won NAV
peaoId the summit of your fortune vet if YOU turn
your back unto the ladder look not seorlf lily upon
Inc lc'seninS earth from which You came but take
Your nat IN your hand Gfit doesn't blow off vorr
'e' before yon get up so high) and wave it TO those
""o are beneath, as much rs to say, Come on fcl.
"a" 'it@enS there's lots of roast turkeys and apple
dainpNngS up hercw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

ing success OF the Oxygenaied BtterNEw HAVEN Noyem
Der ~ col. Gentlemen; feel that sense of pride or dbl
caey should deter me from expressing publicly my gratitude
Tor the eheacy OF Oxy genated ers restoring me Ia
health after suffering than six years Dyspepsia aud
LAYER Complaint during which time had the best medical ad
wee, with no benefit except temporary relief
case became more hopeless from of darrlma
which confined me To bed for eight causing great
prostration OF the whole system
ABOUT Two months ago was much reduced that could
car scarcely any TODD whatever and obg,d take NV
ped ihacSalroi ever getting better. some of the
eerhcAe oi remarkable cures by the Oxygenaod Bers
ana Obtained bottle of the medicine However surprising
isneveriheess true that almost Immediately f
every symptom OF my various complaints
Am now IN better health than have ,uioved for Inany
years and tribute my restoration by grace of God! to
your ilsahthe medicine. Respectfully yours,
No - Fair Street MARY = ,INxoyER
None genuine unless signed BUTTS tile wrapper
HEii W FoNlE n co, l:ie Washiu ;ton Street Bos-
ton froIrieors Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale by J. II. SEAY.
a trtta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

PrzzLEh.-The hVqutie S2atiael having placed
upon ITS bulletin board an announcement of the
faehcS arrival, on which was written. "War IN
%1a'4 q"o,' two men from the country walked M to
'ae oo"ru ana after reading very demurey "War in
'tdt" quo,' said one of them, .,wbere in tbu,ders
'nat 81 don't know, said the other "itll spread
III over the world VET Shouldn't wonder ifit did y
SAID the first This reminds us of an anecdote Of a
person who affected profound information unon every
Snoleet' and who, while listening with crowd Of
LLo,nPan'ons 10 INC reading of the latest from France
nearing the words the French have taken embrace {,
ana wishing to show his superior knowledge. broko
IN with An, indeed taken Umbrage have thew I
knew theyd been besieging it for some time"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

a ladies' hair dresser in New York informs his
patrons that owing to his present style of dressing
ladies hair the charge will be two dollars o,n lug
curing the season, after the first of January 1887 -
brides IN the fashion Of Louis XIV, XIV &c. rs
here ofnrc, five dollars W. us
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

lions to his servant 10 fill up the vacant space
with The date tho moment he expired. and des.
patch tho letters-which was done.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

referring the Davis Pain Killer We have ns,
article and found ii valuable Tho sale of this article in a.
United States is beyond all precedent the books of the
will Shove Cincinnati Commercial
Davis Vegetable Pain killer.Wc first heard Of this nod
during the New England States md being srn
with the novelty OF the title were induced to make
ry about and surprised to learn that it was In,
constantly houses of of the inhabitants
and villages where stopped TO be used of nda
attacks of pain burns cads &c and we heard spoken Of
IN of high commentator, both by druggss and n
cans-Phiiddelpha Earle. '.'''
Perry Davis Pain kerlt real pleasure us sno.,
favorably of this article known almost To he ~
and remedy burns and oth.r pains the body ~
valuable only for colds in the winter, but
complaints and should be in family The ras,a,
which demands 1t, Christian dpa,'
Valuable Medicine The sale OF that remarkable and -,
valuable preparation, Perry Davis Pain Killer eonst,n,
aud rapidly increasing During the year, demand s
this remedy has been aor thcr preccdentea
ly week passes by, during which do OF some NO
markable cure having been performed within Tho circle Of r
acquaintance by the of Perry Davis Pain Killer 9
Gen. ddrerisT ~
forsae by Druggists Goeors and Medicine Dealers every
where.
ian 5-d2y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

the Richmond Republican, Dec 24th 1852 gay that art
Spanish Mixture is quack medicine.
They had i'm their press who was afflicted " i'll
violent Mercural Rheumatism, who continually conr
ing of misery In the back limbs and joints his e,es a I
come ievos and nattery neck swollen, sore and AN
the symptoms of Rheumatism combined with Scronlo T.,
bottles of Carriers Spanish Mixture him. and In am obi
toral notice above they bear wonderful 81
fecs and say their only regret ali suffering with dis
eases OF the blood are not of the such
medicine. They eheerfuly recommend it.
See their certificate and notice in full the bottle
dad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

M ~NS.'COMPETiTAON = u. The Life of
eS>--a TRADE h-pRlNTING Ia an its various BRANCHES
done in style unsurpassed by any or Establishment in le
STATE, ut the VlRGlNIAN JOB PRINTING; ESrABI,ISj
MENT ''',
Jobs printed Coorsin that will compare With any
work done South OF Mason and Dxons Line Specimens can
be Seen at office Call and First between Main
and Church Streets aug 70 $500
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

NOckhoIdtrs OF As3Ocia:I0n -
held their Saturday Z NJ at O'clock Come ~,
pared pay contributions. ~
Shares of s. oek In the yuchbnrg In the Fr,ntn
and six In the Citizens Building Fund Associations will ~
be sold at auettn JOHN r. MuRREII ~"
ian 9-2t Secsr,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10

Standardization given (by al letters
the valuable remedies throughout SARDINIA
consequence OF his marsty being cured by means G az
Ulcer the leg, Any wound or ulcer will readily Yield u,
their mighty influence. - ~
Sold hr maniac tories No 90 Maiden Lane New yo.L
aud No. n Strand, London; ANA by all Druggists at %,
q nn hnx Linz -,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-10
SPECIAL. NOTICES


edy Coughs and Colds We have had tn trv -
repeatedly during the winter lust closed aud % az
found attended with beneficial results Those who 2
afflicted in this way will do well TO try can be hal q.
OF the Drug -Ho0idoysbtg Reqiser pa
M I0dNclt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01
SUMMER RETREATS
HYGEIA HOTEL,

HYGEIA HOTEL,
IL OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA
This renowned SUMMER RESORT will be re-.
opened on the FIRST OF JUNE.
There i'd no watering place in the laud presen ting
more varied and tempting attractions than this.
In bread view of Hampton Roads and the Chess-
peeEe Bay. it 10 famed by the constant breeze
Its location 10 at the site of the first military post
In the country.
The luxurious salt water bath and all the Injuries
of the saltwater re giors at its doors.
The finest ball room iu America q spacious and
most p essspt Billiard Saloon, Fistol Galleries, de-
ehtfu bach and country aunts, the best fscilitss
for fishing, and good reading room are among the
atrsc ions
Music is discourssd, not only by the band appurte-
ant to the sstabl shment but the Band of the
Regiment of o. H. Artillery said to be the best in
the army.
Ard for health it ia not surpassed by the mos.
eluded mountain retreat The various ar my surgeons
of the and all the ply scians resident in the
vicinity have certified that they have never known
csse of ague and fever bilious fever to originate
at Old Poiot Comfort and that it IT, throughout the
year, 80 healthy locality any the face of the
earth " See their certificates In the Farmer and De
Bows Review
lot of the very best BRANDIES. direct from the
Lardon docks-a special importation of the Messrs.
gurruss OF Norfolk-wi be fund in ths cellar Of the
Hotel, and the best LIQUORS of all kinds to be had
ia the ccuntIy shall tolerate nothise in erior In
any department, resolved, az l am, to make the Hy
gaia the very frat establishment of the kind in the
Union.
nv 27-d6w JOS sEGAR, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01
r. Card The subscribers have on hnps

r. Card The subscribers have on hand
from purchases just made, publicly and privat ely
she mos: unprecedaptediy attractive stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
they have ever shown.
As ths impression may prevsil In some quarters
from the prsmne nee that hss slwsYs been gwen to
RIGA AND RARE ARTICLES
for Ladies' and Families that they do not deal IN
fsoros they the occasion to say that til
have always on hand complete vsriety of most ap.
proved things for Farm and HOUSE, Servants rur.
chased directly from the manufacturers or tn cir
agents
they will not attempt to detail In either depart
ment, and will or y add that their stock 10 pur-
ehsssd on terms the most favorable, they can and
will meet the wants and taste Of ths most discrimi.
mating buyers, IN price, quality and .tyls.
Their snior partner hiss bsso engaged for nearly
two months in making their purchases, and they
are just now receiving of hs last and will con-
tiaus to add to heir sock from time to time.
ossion may require 80 70 be prepared to meet the
wants Of their large ana increasing trade.
my2-lm THOs R. PRICE CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01
BY Il. Is. Cook q Co, Aucts

II OF 800 VOLUMES, At AUCTION-On
THURSDAY, 4th June will sell at our store.
No 10 Main street, commencing at 10 o'clock very
large and collection of Books, comprising the
popular French and English authors in Histo.
ry Biography. Poetry and Fiction. beiog the Library
of gentleman Of high literary euitv alton and taste
Amongst the collection, may be found tina complete
works of Sir Waiter Scott Edinburg edition. SO vols
in full calf; Vafys Cabinet edition OF Shakespeare
IS vols, is mo. half calf lrvinys complete works
Is vols half calf; Blu kss works and in fact all the
standard authors usually found IN complete Libra
~. The whole embracing about 300 vols
The Socks will be ready for examination on Non.
day LIST June.
Catalogues will be ready in day or two.
Bale without reserve.
mys9 T.. B. COOK CO, Aucts
Will be adied-A lot of very old and rare Coins.
well worth the attention of antiquarians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-01

Tne circulation of the Blood In inst.
sseemed the greatest ordination of Divine frovi.
eeaee BY that beating ensins. tn. heart it 10 driven
~ al pers OF the system giving yigorsnd strength to
,sooo, whether we sleep or wake. sallies brishly
Trough the srtsriss and returns softly through the
s,e'os' bow necessary that 1t should be kept free
. non silinpurity, and yet how negligent many are
spesslns this great essential to tbs enjoymen. of
S St hssith arrangement in the Liver !. Nsr
80, generally the primary Gauss; and Jaurdise
leoeestion. snc all tbs harrssspg feelings ATTENDING
ssYspepss, which max. life burden result from
suicide would rapidly follow suicide. If tier. was no
ssie no one would suffer long, IL he will uss BA
H. rkEmirm biTrEas. prspsred by u. BAKER,
hlshnoae Va They are q never falling remedy.
can be had by oil tbs prominent Druggists In this
Wy eAo othef 20 wns and villages In this &tAta