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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-03

TEsTIMoNIAL.-The Virginia legislature at its
last session voted gold medal to the widow OF
Captain IIerndon, and sword to Lieutenant Pc.
gram. They have been finished and are thus des-
cribcd by the Enquirer
The Herndon medal is of pure gold, about two
inches in diameter. On side is depicted in
bold relief the scene of the tempest the life boat
crowded with passengers and struggling with the
waves, steamer half dsmnntled and the heroic
commander standing rcsoutcly on elevated pa ri
of the wreck. The necessarily small scale of the
picture does not admit of any strict accuracy il,
the depletion of the human figures, but, like the
beautiful symbolic engravings from the antique
it is sufficiently distinct to relate in unmistake-
able form the now well known story of the Chris
tan hero's sefsacrifcing devotion. Around this
device are described the following words:
Devotion TO DUTY, CHRISTIAN CONDUCT AND GEN
UINE HERoIsM RESPECTED AND REvEREp."
The reverse of the medal bears the following
inscription, surrounded by delicate olive wreath
wrought with exquisite finish and minuteness -
Presented to the widow of Captain William Lewis
IIerndon, United States Navy, by Virginia. as
testimonial Uf respect for her virtuous son. noble
and gallant officer, 1858
The blade of we'll tempered steel offered to Lieut.
Pegram, is beautifully decorated with variety Of
appropriate cmblems, maritime, national and my
biological. On one side appears the inscription
A mothers gift to her devoted son. On the
other side Of the blade is inscribed, Virginia. tc
Lieut.. Robert b. Pegram, U. S. Navy, Kulan, 4t
August 1855.
The hilt of the sword is surmounted by an eagle
surrounded with thirteen stars, the guard being
IN the form of dol phin. Two handsome scab
bards accompany the blade; one of black shark
skin, with gilt mountings. according to service
regulations, the other of gilt metal, highly orna
mcnted with maratinie devices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-03

4 NOAL! COAL! COAL!.:-Te now prepared
~ to furnish customers with No article Red
Egg Anthracite Coal at the lowest market price
the store of Mess knncr Kabler Street. will re-
ceive pr attention.
aug3l d3tawts MRS. JNO. KINNIER e. co.
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ToBAcco CuLTuRE.-The fredericksburg Re
corder says:
OF late years, Tobacco has become an important
agricultural staple in the counties Of Spotsylvan
Stafford. and more particularly Caroline, to say
nothing of the mere distant counties of this sec
ton of Virginia. In some localities It has not
succeeded well, not from any defect either of eli
mate soil, but rather from inexpcrience to
the proper mode of cultivating it. Time will rem
edy all this, however, and we look forward to the
period not distant when Tobacco will become
the most profitable of all the products Of the
ties above enumerated
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OF PARTNEKsHIP.-The
~ firm heretofore existing between the under
the style of SlEARER 4 co dissolved consent
The business has heen sold to C. Shearer-both the
goods and all accounts due lie il alone authorized wind
the business and will the debts due by the old
WIN SHEARER,
Jul, 81, 1883. HENRY y. SNEAKER
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4 HAVE JUST RECEIVED from the manufsct 1rcrs. a
u large assortment Of BUILDING MATERIALS, such
Cottage, Rural Upright Western Peoples Morre Rabbet
New Haven Eagle villa Store Door, Front IN Night
Work and Dead Locks with Plated Pearl White Pes RI White
Rose Pearl White and Japanned Mineral GLASS silver
and Fancy Gifted Knobs Also Fast aud Join Butts
of every for doors Skaters: Blind Fastening Bolts
Nails. &c. FRENCH GLASS of fine quality good
der from the smaller to the largest
Mechanics others III goods their
tention, as the stock is large and will be sold low.
s. NJ. SIMPSON,
Successor to Simus,n 81 BRO
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New Agricultural Journal.
THE NORTH.CAROLINAP PLANTER.


EDITED BY GENTLEMEN SCIENTIFIC kNowL
FARMING. N-
At the solicitation of many friends of Agriculture the
has been induced issue this Prospectus
publishing in Raleigh an Agricultural Journal with the
above title not disposed to engage IN it. until have
assurances that will be soeU sustained in publishing
FIRST CLASS Agricultural paper; equal any other pub
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no other. Should sufficient number of subscribers be
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cure one or more Editors fully competent 10 conduct
Cuts of Implements Engravings of Animals, &c. shall
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have handsome and the work be gotten up the
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engages IL the j PqesesoT De ssaS Whether the tJarr
Ets The sggro0a0n and cooperation
As two thousand subscribers are v VSaned tn.
work will be entered upon. -r -. IN '
THE PLANTER will be issued monthly, at & year
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Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and those
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The LAST CASE OF "CoMBusr1oN The Louis
vile Democrat is responsible for the following:
horrible case of spontaneous combustion is re-
ported as having recently occurred in Cairo, I'll. A
man named Faxon, suffering under deiirum tremens,
entered saloon and called for glass Of brandy
Immediately after drinking it. his breath came in
contact with lighted match, in the hands of by
sander and instantly took fire and burned for nearly
two minutes, when death ended his tortures. The
agonzing screams Of the wretched man described
as having been horrible in the extreme.
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THE Sd VOLUME OF THE NORTu-cAnU.
LIMA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE,
"Opens WITH 1885, 1T Is COMMENDED TO THE
" people of North Carolina, and of the whole country
as tie orgaa of tile North CI,oiua Conference, the cheapest
and one at the best family religious neacspupes the South
Terms 81 SO year No departure from this
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Ihe STANDARD.

from the Mississippan.]
My Life.
Nv life is like the wounded bird,
That fearful fits from tree to tree;
Some restless eaf-snme song that's heard,
Still warning it to flee.
And vet meath some more genial sky,
That wandering bird may sing and fly;
But such pleasures ne'er may see,
AL nature frowns alike on me.
Nv life is like the little barque,
That floats some decetfu sire m;
Then all around grows drear and dark,
No star sends forth its fainteSt beam
But still though tossed from side to side,.
To some kind port that barque may glide,
But CAN never know such rest,
still must rove through life unblest.
Nv life is like the wintry wind
That onward, onward still must roam,
No rest its weary wings can find,
In vain it asks quiet home;
Yet Beauty turns with fearful eye.
To listen to that winds low sigh,
But alone must bear that woe,
Ger which no human tear will flow.
Jackson, Feb, 1853.
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ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,

ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
RIBBONS MILLINERY. SILK GOODS. STRAW BON
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Our Stock will be found unequalled in variety, extent
and cheapness Terms strictly six months 6per cent
off for par funds
Feb 16 1883 l4-3mpd.
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NEW BOOKS.-THE CHILD'S BOOK OF Ma.
~ TURE; by Worthngton Hooker NJ D.
ESSAY ON LANGUAGE and other Papers by Row.
land G. Hazard - ~
ROSS ON SLAVERY; by Rev. Fred A. Ross D. D.
The REASONS WHY by the Author of Inquire
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Raleigh. Dec %. ia
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NEW GROCERY WAREHOUSE.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No. 1S, FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
DOYSTER, JONES & MOORE RESPECT
IL fully announce that they have associated themselves
in the FAMILY GROCERY BUSINESS, in this City. In
presenting their claims for public patronage they would
that their business will be conducted strictly the
CASH PRINCIPLE Awaiting themselves of the advan-
ages afforded by Cash purchases they will be enabled to
offer their Stock the reasonable terms-the prin-
cpe their business being small rs and guck returns
They have just returned from the North and daily
receiving their stock which embraces everything requisite
for family They respectfully solicit a call
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DRESS GOODS, LACES, WHITE GOODS AND EN-
BROIDERIES, RIBBONS, GLOVES, HOSIERY.
EDWIN G. CHEATHAM.
FURMA DAVIS CO..
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NEARLY FRozEN-Mr. Samuel Grouse, driver on
Holderbys stage line became SO intensely cold from
exposure on Friday night last, that the peculiar
numbness and drowsiness incident to death by freez
ing had already taken place. and it was with great
difficulty that he resuscitated.
He was carrying the mail on horseback, and ar
irving at Walnut Cove P O., Stokes County, was
found benummed on his horse.-Salens Pres.
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No GLOON AT HoME.-Above all things there
should be no gloom in the home The shadows of
dark discomfort and wasting fire. fulness should nev.
er cross the threshold throwing their 'arge black
shapes like funeral pals over the happy young spirits
there . faithful wife, what privileges what treas,
ures greater or purer than hne And let the husband
strive to forget his he winds around the long
narrow street, and beholds the soft light hlumin-
ate his little paror spreading its precious beams on
the red pave befurc The night cold and cherries
pc, haps and the December gust battles with the
worn skirts of his and snatches with rude
hand and wang cry at the rusty hat that has served
him many year. He has been harrassed, perpexed
and prosecuted. He has borne with many cruel
tone, many a cold word, and nerved himself up to
energy desperate, that his frame and spirit are
weakened and depressed and now his limbs ache
with weariness his temples thrOb with the
painbeat caused by too constant application ne
scarcely knows how to meet his wife with pleasant
smile, or set down cheerfu'y to their little meal
which she has provided with much care.
But the door is opened the overcoat thrown of. A
sweet voice falls upon his ear like a winged angel,
it flies right into his bosom and nestles against
his heart.
The latch is lifted and the smiling face of his wife
gives an earnest welcome. The shining hair IS
smoothed over her fair brow; indeed she stole
little coquettish glance at the mirror hanging in its
narrow Frame Just to see if she looked neat and
pretty before she came out. Her eye beams with
love, her dress is tasteful-and-what? Why! he
forgets all the trials of that long, long day. he folds
her in his arms and mprnts kiss upon her brow.
home where gloom is banshed, presided over
BY one who has learned to rule herself and her
household Christianity he is thrice consoled
for all his trials.
He cannot be unhappy. that sweetest best dear
est solace is his-a cheerful home. Do you wonder
that the man is strengthened anew for to.morrows s
cares?
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SPRING TRADE, 1858.
HA MILTON q G. RIA HI AM,
Importers and Jobbers,
w ILL EXHIBIT ON AND AFTER THE FIRST OF
w March a full and welselected stock of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS which will be disposed
of the lowest prices Merchants from the South and
West invited to call and examine the old stand of
Paul McIlwane No. 50 Sycamore Street. Petersburg Va.
~ Strict attention given to orders.
February l6, 1858. 15-1y.
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JOHN HALL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
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Will sell Cotton Naval Stores and Breadsus for a
mission of one per cent
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prepaid and other Naval Stores ~ cents per Barre
Reference. P. HALL, President Branch Bank of tho
State of N. C.
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SWaim's Justice...Revised. iFr
TIME NORTH.CAROLINAM MAGISTRATE.
practical gnde to the Laws of the State and the de-
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CLunseIordt Laso
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January 6, 1853,

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