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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-03
lssWt Nershorn, Western ana sessh.Wsstssn
MAIL ROUTE,
VIA
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

IN q @@ ~
koR Charlottesville stannion ew.burs. and Chsrs.sea
II Va. 0uyandotte 60 Two daily Trans for Washing.
baltimore PhisdephIs, Now York, wheeling, Cincn.
natl. Louisville.
Dag Mail Passenger Train leaves Rishuond daily ~
Gas A. NJ. ..tf 4
Night Accommodation Passenger Train Richmond
daily Except Sundays) at 5:i5 n. NJ. ,5lT
Tho Bi5 NJ Train Washington With the $3.50
p NJ, and the $40 r. NJ with the 55 A. ~ Hxpvsss
from Washington for the different points above named
~ Through Tnkets be ed IN Iynchburg tho
Ticket Oce Of the souhaid Rairoad Co., Of L. W. HORN.
ER Ticket Agent
To Philadelphia. 10 10
To Baltimore IL ~
To Washington and Alexandria. 10 80
Passengers for Washington set down Hotel
Pcnnay vania Avenue, free Of charge. hi. y
Pa leaving Lynuhburg s M by the regular
Mail Richmond the 6N5 A. 0nAt thoao
leaving by tho Freight Accommodation $50 A. n.
with tho his r. Y. Train. ~ A
Passengers and their baggage transported the De-
pots chmond free o and 70 tho Depot any Ho-
e Washington thus saving hack
hire
Through Tickets bo procured Washington Pitts.
burg zaneswila Dayton Counbns Ohio Decatur, Jeer-
sonville Indianapolis and Vincnnes lndianana Louhve
Kentucky 81 Louis Chicago &c, &c and all paris Of The
THOs. DODAMEAD.
aug3le 0en'1 Supt
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To be drawn in baltimore, Md Saturday August 2st 1853
2O,I6J Prizes! 10000 Nm,nber.!.
would call particular the follow Ing splendid
scheme package of 6 whole tickets costing only ss0
and other ticket being arranted draw SO
rrmned by the number drawing the Capital Prize wheth,
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PrcstdcWl's q flicc.
VIRGINIA & TrNNfssti RAILROAD Co,

Prcsidcmls Once.
VIRGINIA & TFNSfsski RAILROAD Co,
IyNCHnUna, Angut 9TH ls,A.
NOIlCE.--IhcE Eleventh Annual Meeting uf the stock
~ h"hlls Of the Nrgms and Tennessee Raiund Goupa
viii be- held In the Hall IT their Depot In tho city ot
Iyn, bnlg "Wednesday The l5ih ia, September
FORM OF PROXY
Anon all hH ttrr That the sihscrilnrs
being Stotkhoris thc Virginia and Tennessee railroad
Company do hereby consti ute ani appoint
and law l aud proxy each of
ir all general tnF- tn Stockholders said ComI
when not personally present with ,u and
th"fy ut s'th general crngs to such votes
and such other each Of could give
II we were personally present
Witness uur hands seals, this day OF lH5
stAL
NIfNfss, skAL1
saul
l4th By Law "rroxrs represent stock In ihrr general
Hiua meetings shall only be valid oI the space
from the date thereof"
BY order of tho board Of Directors.
anK9.ils WM. H. HUGHES, Secretary,
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II tNCu % ia FEMA1E aEMuNARY-
IL BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
DIES The second session Of this Institution opens Wsdpss
day sept st 1874 Annual term divided Into two sessions
OF hya months each English unltes busnsss sad
ornamental education Collegiate modelled after that
Of University OF Virginia complete In Nass
cal ani nsirumentAl
Hoard eG Instrwcslsn.
y ID WilliAMsok, Mira n. n. PAaE,
EIiopoRo CaArs, Mrs M WtInAMsoN
TERMS FER SESSION or FIVE MONTHS
Hoard including fuel lights &e, with .16s 90
TuIon In ~ Hkh branches. Is 90
Tuition In do do with French and Latin. W no
Tuition In Collegiate Department. rs 10
lnsracton on Plano, Guitar. or Organ. y5 10
Use "f lnsrument 90
Hoard and Tuion-one half In advance balance end
0f tho session. ..---7
kEFERENCEs-rhe Facnity Of University Va, - 10 80
aud 81 New no kylAnd rros Rchmnnd Oollses Rsv Jno
Atkinson PresI II y College; Prof More, Hon VIM
aud Mrs Rivcs Mrs Gen Carring II LeNsbvre
II kinckc, Rcy Mitchell. u D Rev Leo Rosss ID u,
Rev Wyer; Rev ueo w Garter and Rev q II Hall
In this Institution nos osy may hnowlsdgs Of Ia In.
Greek and Hebrew be acquired but facilities furnished
= eakng tho French. Italian and spansh LanssAgsA Two
Ancient and two Modern Languages requisite TO ens 10
graduation. II -
TT Circulars containing particulars ob,apsd by appcs.
on Mt Seminary hoos la Immediate vicinity Of 4th 81
Church or through the =. Once. sn9 as-d2n
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~HP RESa asHlNGLES.-aO,0uO ,ypress Shingles
~ % Tons Brush Mountain Coal. For sale BY
ANDERSON, LAIFORD g. Co, Canal
RN 6- Lang mes hi
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LNRANGBPANNI, perpetual p rfsase, isss
II recelvedhy lie l0nl STARLER IOflE6.
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rOsTAR's RAT, ROACH AND Bua EN
~ rERMlNATOR.A supply just rccei""d and tor sale b.
o. 4

XNyEED's PATENT SEWING ~ AZ HINES.
w This is the rclahl" SEWING MAcuiNE ever
rablity and lcity The learned
than that of other Machine while works with ease ou
the finest silk tie heaviest cloth or leather on either Of
which il wU KS In superior making straight
evenly laid much hner than ordinary hand work while
ell hand work IL rn.ly gets out Of working
requires repairing and simple that operate,
pea all ordinary until il Is out With
n .ed pan, S,ei.S afasln,, will hest NEE, ia. wants of
Fa.mics all kinds of Manufacturing Cloi.rs 1aos boot
Shoe Makesor other r"qring scam in Their work
Saddle Manufacturers will find this Machine
will do their work in RAPID and substantial and
ii than the ordinary way Families Who require
u rh sewing will a.d This Machine particularly adapted
t ir wants besides saving labor -nongh months tn
Iaos viii hnd great saving by hsing this Few
Ing Machine besides being always superior quality
rip easily aud that ""ks much niar than
han work Boo. and shoe noi"eturcrs save Thou
is of Dollars by using this Machine he for many pupo-
tie work done on l"athcr by this Machine Is better than
d ,ne in other
The editor OF line Caiaro~n Ge"rgiA Patriot says. When
purchased your Htads Paa, Srin1 Mddhne we intend
ed Il wholly for family use but as was re m nped to sew
oy Of our n-ghbors can testify to the superiority o e
aud feel confident for this ane the nacln" has saved a-
Dor gh pay its On" OF neghbors who has
hs s in the time saves In n-kins clothes for rest Ey.
Machine have ad In this vicinity has the great
Extract from a letter written by gentleman, owning
l.ant alton near Orleans Your Heds
Mahtns have been almost constant bought
aud with the best OF practical esa In sihan three
" o them finished rompete
clothes Of burdr.d and ten plantation haas
r.nd md the saved using them has
Another Planter says employ hands
making clothes for the reS but since purchased
Fact Srns Mahins hand does the sewing for
whole plantation ~he wife uses for making nearly
all the cohes OF the family feel confident the Machine
fur isc.f every three months
ali who Machine examine these, they
are snples, Family Plantation any
9th where stitch is required Price of Hfefs Patent
WHITNEY LYON. Propriss,~,
3i5 Broadway, New York
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
ID FRANCE 4 CO., Managers Of the MarvL,ni
Aes State Lotteries the follow ,nr Splendid
For AUGUST, lS5S.

HAVANA PI AN,
THIS Is THE OLD MODE OF DRAWING.
PRIZES IN ONE WHEEL AND TICkETs IN ANoTHI r.
Ecey Iriae is d,aun out,
Prizes Paid im Full, wiihosi my Dcd uc,io,,.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY
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DROWN AND BLRACuED SHEETIN0S
- nearly yds wide: large supply sold Of
by lst Sept lily i9-tsl JOHN }. PUkyIs, Ag't
nUsTER CALICOKS and RATTAN HOOPS
II "A good stook, just rcceiveda At
aug SITS J. A. sTIGLER cos
LN u y II ARROW ROOT CRACK FRS
II Just hand lot Of fresh Egg and Arrow Crack.
Thoso who have been waiting now be supplied
aug 2O-ts J. H. THOMPSON & co. Druggistz
III U.UBER AND SHENGsu.ES.-Weh ha u our
yard large lot Of Lumber Of all descriptions Also
large lot Chestnut Shingles which respectfully
atten ton Of those In want. CAMP, SMITH q CO.
apl Its
TNCR NIP hEED.-We have jsss received o -
IL OF Landreths fresh reliable Turnp Seer
Large Fl~t Dutch. Red Top Ruta Bsgs large Norfolk
For sale by uy 2l-sI J.H HTHOMPsON 4 CO.
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Crushed Sugar,
boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls. N. O. MolaSses
10 hhds. p X. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so I" Laguira do,
10 Prime old Java do,
so boxes Adamantne and Sperm Candles,
Large lot Clover Orchard and Timothy Seed Call
selling cheap.
feb ATS YOUNGER & SMITH
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Bonnets &c. fynchburg. Va mar 30ts
g d VI IL II X RO S:UANO, FROM SOM IL R 4 RO
- ISLAND, WEST INDIES S-The richest formation Of
Phosphate Lime the world containing
Bone Phosphate Of Lime being 20 richer
Phosphate than Bone Dust For sale by the subscr
Der much lower prices than Peruvian Guano and
tnonals ed superior ii In tertizDg qualities
further particulars apply to w. I. ANDERSON
3l-ts
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
~ PHILADELPHIA.
IMDoRTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS;

wE%f&&&E&I&&s S@4AA a. 1870 aes8Ss :
TTyO alLpersons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
y sach as SPERMAToRRHEA,S Seminal
Weokness, Impotence, Oonorrhna, elect,
Syphilis, the Vice Of Ondnism, Of SelE.a6use,
&c. &c.
The HOWARD .ASSOCLaITOJy,in view
Of the awfal destruction Dc the human life, caus-
ed by Sexual diseases, and the receptions prac-
tieed npsn the unfortunate victims OF such diseas
es by auacks. have directed their Consulting
Surgeon, as a Charitable act worlhye Of their
name, s6 give MedieA Advice Gratis III an per
sons thus oflicted, who apply BY letter, with
description Of their condition, Gage. eccupatioa.
habits Of life SGD and ii casessof extreme, NY
ertJ and Suffering, to furnish medicines free Of
chere1. T8s sf8 fgss ffts7g Y
The Howard association 10 benevolent III.
sfitution, established BY special endowment. for
the relief of the sick and distressed afflicted with
" Virulent and Epidemic Diseases = It,has now
q snrplns Of means, which the directors haye
voted 70 expehd in advertising the aboSe notice.
II y needless TO add that the .dssociaticn COM
nshds ths highest Medical skill Of The are. and
will furnish tiiemo approved modern tfeatmeut.
Just. Published BY the .Association,.a Rspess
on SpernatorfhGa. or Seminal Weakness. the
vice Of Onanism, Masturbatics or Self. .dbuse.
and other diseases Of the Sexual Oreans, Nv tiie
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent 81 mail.
Gin 4 sealed epsenps, ffee ofiCharge. On the
reeeipk Qf I've Stampe FIR postsge 49, al 1ss.g
dakess, DR. GEO. n, C,dLAOt sCon,sit.
iDg Eyigeon, Howard Association, ~. q South
l .n'inah Stree. Philadelphia, Pa Bysorder u
The Directors. /. 3f,eIYIas I,
GEO. F.AIRcHILD, Secretary. q ~ & &
ERR p. HE.dRTWELL, President,
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INDIAN GOODS.

s .
He has a large stock, and is ready to dispose Q
them at fair rate for cash or Furs.9 Fromhis
location OF the border Of the Indian country,
fthose wishing outfits for the Indian trade, would
do well 10 purchase Of him. He will keep sup
plies to furnish those wishing to 60 into the un-
boring business. s5.iy7
He has constantly on hand Bark Canoes, fit
1ted up with Oil Cloths, Tents. etc., to sell Or
hire to persons wishing to visit the Pine rego.
above, explore that vast country lately ce ded u
the United States by the Chippewa Indians, o.
make trip up The Mississippi and across to
Fondu Lac, the head Of Lake Superior, by the
Savanna Portage, Savanna and ST, Louis Rivers.
The traveller DESTROYS Of Witnessing the most in
teresting portions Of wiids the Of fmerica, should
bysall means take this trip Guides or Voyagers,
can always be furnished 70 travellers, who are
perfectly familiarwifh those routes, and are men
who can betrusted- making the journey perfectly
safe. Refer to Borup aud Oaks, ST. Paul, and
Ramsay Cooks, N. Y VT
Crow Wing, April 20. As
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Horace Waters Modern Improved Pianos

with or without iron frames, have,I IN li,esf New
Ncs'e and Improved Action, a power and ccmpaes Of
tone eqaallng the grand with The hea,ty an ds,sa-
I'ls'tv ot the square pano. The Press and first hu-
tsc Masters have justly pronounced them eaal not
superior TO any other make. They are guaranteed TO-
stand the actiap ofeyery climate. 81 -3 tsI sSs
| HORACE WATERS MELODEONS q
(faned the equal femparamenf) superior in e1schs
desirable q,ay-soIe agent Cor the sale of S. D.and
II S",ith's cslcbrated Melodeoas--c also i;sr.
lnish Melodeons nf all other makers. Prices from
$40 ~ s. for two Of reeds 80; two banks
lof KEYS. $500; Organ pedal bass melodeons, $275
and $500. sd-s5sesss Aa. 4 J.7. y. e
MUSIC.--One Of the largest and best catalogues
LOT Mssic now published; sold at gre ,tyl reduced
rrices.3 Music sent TO- whesever ordered, post pad
Personal attention paid to all ORDERS rece: we'd nv
nail. Secondhand Pianos taken in exchange fnr
new Catalogues Sent by mail; Great Inducements
offered to agents to sell the above. "A liberal dis.
cont ta dealers, teachers, seminaries andcergvnen
Each iosirumea 1t guaranteed tn give satisfaction,
4 or p"rchase-money refunded. Secondhand Pianos
lat great bargaiaF constantly in prices frrm 80
1so sl4O. lPia"os tuned and repaired, polished.
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! A. 1 1 4 4
Third. At NJ corner of yack son- 81, ~. Pas1
a ssVholssass ma Rssail DsDiss n 81
DIV Goods, Groceries. Bets, Shoes,
Clyihiinx r as,rm;inag lm,,le y, ts,sk
~ n s,s a;;sk;ag Goods. Sc .,'ss
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25
TOWN OF CLEAR WATER,
SIMON STEVENS,

-DROPRIE'rOR or. CLEAR WATER,
Il would inform the public That, he is ready
to give clear titles to lots in that new but flourish
ing town. He would further say 70 all seeking a
place for residence OF TO establish themselves in
any mechanical or percane. business, to,call and
seestheir towh II they are not satisfied with other
points ey may visit, before eyieaye the Territory
in disgust. tn connection with his other business,
he keeps the Ferry across the Mississippi, and is
always ready with a good careful man TO cross men
and teams at all times. NseS Esistl% Sss fstF ~
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THE
PIONEER FsO UrDR r AN p
MACHINE WORKS,
Of SAINT IA ILL M. u.

TIME proprietor ofithis well.khnwn eatahlish.
Il l. ment would say 10 his pntr0ns taF,t he has
completed the enlargement and furnishing &C his pre-,
mses, and hasxpared no expense to furnish 4 with
new and expensive fe''s as'siasf 81
MA4C.HINERY. n w
Engiae-L .aihss. Poicsr-P laasys, Pres
,ss.s Drills, and frsi-class 4, i,..5
MESHArlsTs, Pattern MAkERserAsD
II IS MOB 4 EsR ia sass
!. so sbat Is, i dow the largess add sAsst coaplete
Establishment west Of Chicago pr north Of 81 Louis.
II now prepared to furnish al Minnesota, and par
Of Wisconsia,jwith Pfotabie md Stationary.
Steam Engines, Locomptive and CYL
Under Boilers, Circular Saw Mills, a
Single Mills, stari ilft'
Finished Brass Work and Engine sTfiminissgs ),
AL kinds. Having been ii operation Foat feasr, II
has large and constantly increasing apck q Pitt
terms, and furnish short notice. ~ kinds Of
Ms,ss- Whesla.
Shafting,
Saw Mi sfjrpsX..
Building Columns, 4, 4 81, ! 81
vNindaw &c apsaand Sills..
And every variety Of Caatings IN Iron and Brass.
Iron urning, 1s.' s.
Paltern-makiDg.
5s9s3a ii ea Ssfsg u isssls; and Forainxg
of all kinds promptly executed Brass Cocks, Valves
Bahhat Metal. -etc., ;constantly on hand. 7 !
.sO.srkx j ttst shis il ahs eei n a.
Territory that has 80 W
IMnchine Shop alIdched 70 II.
81 ID f4 IA GILMAN
ST. Paul. March %. 1857 ne1sldt6
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PINE LUMBER,

and to these who locate in the town. and erect a
comfortable dwelling, good acre lot conveyed by
Warrantee Deed-ttle perfect. This is believed to
be the most important announcement ever made in
the northwest to ACTUAL SErTLE RS, being ii fact
premium for the Improvement of the Best Chances
now open in NORTHERN MINNESOTA. Plenty
Of lumber on hand, and applicants wanted Come
on, gentlemen, and secure you as fire claims SUR
veyed lands rs can be found in Minnesota, and that
too outside Of Railroad limits on existing lines-but
yet near to, and onsome Of the most important
Natural Thoroughfares
in the country For further particulars inquire Of
Col Spooner, ST. Anthony, OF the subscriber, Gran
lite City v2u49ly TALLMADGE -ELWELL.
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ST. Y AtHl dry M BfsIEs NANU'
- = FACTORY. n N s'aS
AMERfcAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE

aFrtHE undersigned beg leaye to informstie ia-
v. hah;tants az 81. Paul and surrounding
country that they have just received nnd havs con-
/ stanty on hand large supply 81 Anerieas and
italian Marble. They now offer Tor sale MoasacNss,
Tomb ssnnes and furniture, Mantel, Paint Stoncs,
cso. nj their smanufactosy, opposite the Past Oce,
st. Anlho1y street. They will make "a good icr,na
AZ caa be made west Of Detroit tor the same quantity
! uf work give them call before purchasing else.
sssheress AMIDON AND JACKSON. y
Aicontracts made with theirsagents for mar
Aie work wilib filed strictly according 70, agree
ment.s ss} N@4s ssg 4ss1asss IS a .89s nAltf y
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!.
7 4a.iai WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE: st 5e5j
Every variety Tor domestic use, and lhe choi
qualities. Ci6ARs. A superb lot Of the 6nest ind
Inoat delicious Cigars. Pork, LARD AID B r.
TER, always u band Fresh Butter daily reces q
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
The. Latest Spring Styles Of Goods, selected e
Gently al the East, aud purchased al prices which
will enable us 10 sellat the very lowest mt
The Ladies especially, are invited to call and e<
anime the stock Of FTRNIsHlKG G0oDs, LAT =
WINDOW CURrAIHs. FREHcH EMBRoIDERIKs.
Sc !. which, with the assortment Of Prints q, i
Ladies Dress Goods, viii be found amongst tie
laraes and ,ast complete that has ever heed osre
in this market. 4t7s
Gentlemen $ Dress and Furnishing Goods,
Clothing. Ready -made Shirts, Hosiery and slmne
necessary toa Gsntleman'A Wafdrabs
always on hand. - 4ss .4ss.s
BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, Ere. w.
From the most celebrated makers 1t the East IA al
LIGHT HARDWARE FARMING NIPPLE
So MENTS, &c. 8ks.sa yas7
very extensive stock constantly kept up, with
yspcca reference to the wants Of the Farmers ofthe
Territory, and those who are about to open farms.
With plenty Of help 10 wait on eu&lnmefs, and
plenty Of goods of all sorts sell, the undersigned
hopes to merit and receive a pr,perproporsion of
patronage from the community VIII sss.
L .sis.. 4 tt gas "a * A. L. LARPENTEUR. !,
.;St. Paul, March \, 1866. hi v E4ss,n4Nf FIJI
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He also Keeps constantly on hand the Clear Waite,
Lime, which he will sell OF the lowest cash price.
Clear Water, July 20, 1857. n9stf
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Preserves Of all kinds, Lemon Syrup
Ginger Syrup, Raspberry, Fiavor-sl /
I'D ing Extacts, Maccaroni, Yer
1 macelli, Farina, Beans, as
Mustard all kinds tf#
Of Spices, Pr
IN mt o ita .s
Chocolate, Cocoon, Tomato Tatsup, Pep
per Sauce. Soda, Cream Tartar,
Wash Boards, Brooms, Bed ST
@. Cords, Clothes Lines, &c.
n Buckets, Tubs,
ye@< sa. CIothes Pins, a6.i
.a Lead, Pow 75a
der aud
4 III II. .aa. Shot Of all st5. .s5s4a
.s i.si kinds, Porous t7e3t
ts sion Caps, Wicking q
and Irvine, Bags, Batting,
Begging. &C., &C., &C. Sc,
All Of which he offers at the lowest
]. ash rates, and he begs the citizens o.
,e Upper Mississippi. who come Z. St
Paul to purchase such articles, to Civ.
him a call before purchasing elsewhere
st. Paul, March, . s'57, n62tf
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ka}s. 4,9s II WIN. SPRIGG HALL, sxs s,S
Attorney and Counsellor al Law and Commissioner
= for Maryland. Of6eecornerof Thifd had Waba-
shaw Streets, ST Paul, Minnesota. sa4s5
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LAND Nv AFoRANTS 1

l1Eaa n islN DSt.EY healer III Land Wsrranis
u h. 81. EsNlag 6ilnesptAN (afiirS on Thin
StreeesMsaa door 70 Col. TX eYsyss -sast III
constantly on hand a. lowest market prices. ni6tf
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01
IT is PLEASANT FLOATING.

Several years since, three students of
a College in NJ. bathing one sun.
ny day in beautiful river. allowed
themselves To flout downward toward a
waterfall. some distance below. At
length two of them made for the shore,
and to their alarm fund that the cur.
rent was stronger than they had suppns,
ed. They Immediately hailed the OH
er. aud urged him to seek the shore
But he smiled al, ,their ioars, aud foated
on, "lt is pleasant noaling," .he said.
aud seemed 10 enjoy it much. Soon.
several persoLs were gathered on the
bank of the river, and were alarmed for
his safety, they cried out in deep ear
nestness. "Make for the shore. or you
will certainly 60 over" But he still
foated on, laug Ching al their fears. Soon
he saw his danger, aud cNcrted his ut-
most energies To gain the shore. But
alas il was too late The current was
too strong; he cried for help, but no
help could now reach him. His mind
was filed with anguish, aud Just as he
reached the fearful ptecipice, he threw
himselfup with aims extended, and then
was plunged into the boiling abyss be.
low.
How stiiking an illustration of the
conduct and final ruin of thousands of
immortal souls, who are floating pleas.
an'iy aud 'h""ehtlessly an the stream
ol life towards the golph Of despair -
They are warned aud enirea,ed with
ears, by alarming end faithful fiionds.
But they float on, mockiug the fea's Of
those VIII" love them most. till too late
hey awake in their danger, and see
just beneath them the guiph Of eternal
ruin