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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-08-03
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Mr.. STANTON, the artist will emain
here during the court, when he will posi-
tirely leave. He will, under no circum-
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-08-03

WJ Jas L. Nally sent to this Office
a twig having on it twenty-six apples-no
two of which are ten inches apart. They
are of the Siberian Crab species. -d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

PAUL JONES IN THE FRITH-Last week Mrs.
Recke, widow, died at Pathbead, near kirkcal-
dy She was known to have been the last of those
young asses who lighted the fires in Ravenscraig
Castle, when the men of Pathhead kept armed.
watch and ward nightly for the return Of Paul
Jones. She often referred to this period in her
life, and described minutely the appearance of Mr..
Shrra, when cngagedn praying on the beach for
that wind which drove the vessels of the dreaded
Paul down the FIRTH She was q years single,
"A wears married, and % years widow, and was
in the habit Of saying that she had lived three life
LINES Edinburg Comrant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

SiSG,'IAR DEArm.-Mr. John II. Davis. of the
pork and beef packing house ofJ. IL. Davis Co.,
Cincinnati, bad been complaining of severe cold
during several weeks. About ten days ago while
sitting in his Office ho was suddenly attacked with
hcmorrlage Of the nose. and his gums also bleI
freely. but he was Mt his business again day or
two afterwards. Subsequently he was attacked in
n similar manner but moro violently, and was
much reduced On Friday he was at his Office and
rovc out into the country that afternoon, and dur
ng the evening did not appear to bc indisposcd.
About four o'clock Saturday morning, n physi-
ian was suddenly summoned to see him, and
found him in dying condition, suffering intense
'ain in every part of his system AT about six
o'clock A. NJ. he expired. The disease presented
uch uncommon and peculiar phases that n
ost mo1fcm examination was contemplated, but
turing the morning the corpse swelled and the
kin upon various parts of the body burst 80 that
examination was not regarded advisable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

Total. ti7,5is,uod eisn7a6 617 e5O697 4p4
The ynlue of exports other than treasure during
1898. amounted to $4.770, 1863. There is falling
of in the exports to New York of S74, 900 AZ COM
pared with tho year 1857. There is also de-
crease quite contrary to expectation the exports
to Russia in Asia and America. From the great
efforts said to be making by Russia to open the
Amoor river country, n speedy increase Of trade
in that direction had been anticipated. OF lum-
ber, fifty eight cargoes or lS035. 900 feet. were
exported to foreign countries from Puget Sound
and Humboldt Bay
The agricultural interests Of the State are rep
resented rs very prosperous. Cattle, grain and
fruits are grown with encouraging success; and in
yine-culurc the success already attained IL regar
ded by the Bniictin, from which tho above state
ments are taken, us sure guarantee that the pro-
duct Of the vino in grapes. raisins, wines and
brnndies, will bc second to no other interest.
The California State Register for 1859 furnishes
tho following figures the population Of the State
Americans 3GJ, ,3l5; French Is, 600; English 2,0O0
Irish, 10000; Germans 10000: Mexicans, $4,000;
various. 5000; Chinese. $4,000; negroes, ?,000
Indians Gj oOo--Total 53S, 900.
Tho newspaper press OF California, according
to the samc authority, consists of ninety journals
daily, semi-wcekly, weekly and msnthly--of
which numbor thirty four are published in San
in thnt city, including two in the French language
ono in Gcrmnn and one in Spanish In the nte-
rior seven papcre are published daily.
The assessed value Of real and personal proper
tyin California is Sl45,0o0,O00
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

THr surz CAsAL.--It appears that the Porte is
much annoyed ut the Impulse given to the Suez
Canal scheme by NJ. do l.csseps. The Ministers
state TINT the opening of the canal would be at
tended with moro Inconvenience to tho Porte than
advantages aud that at NIL events, the frnan will
never bo granted for il until q formal and unani-
nous demand DO made by all the powers. Mean
time the Porte has repeated its orders to the Vice
roy Of Egypt, not to allow even tho preliminary
works to be commenced without the express au-
thorizntion of the Sultan. a5fea.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

Coal MINING IN ENGLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA
In Great Britain in 1857 there were 1905 col
icrics which sent to market in that year 65, 1874,
,o7 tons of COAL average of 22, 500 tons to each
.oicry.
In Scuylkil county, Pennsylvania, there are
ll3 collicrcs, which produced in 1853 2,9l9,-
Cos tons, which would give an average of 25,
80 tons to each colery. WHICH is greater than
he average product of tho collierics Of Great
Britain.
The colliercs in Schuylkill county are stated
IT 20 white ash, grey ash, and 81 red and pink
ash.
The British collerics nrc distributed as follows;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

HARD TINES IN IowA.-The Courier published
Ottumwa, Iowa, of the 9th inst, says: We have
ever approached 80 near.a famine in this country
specially in the West where we nhabit, as we
ave the past year. The wet weather which pre-
allied and characterized almost the whole of the
eason, filled ours soil, and kept it so full of water
to prevent the growth and maturity of our crops,
he effects of which are manifesting themselves
an unwonted scarcity of breadstuffs. threaten
ng rise in price which will occasion general dis
ress, if not actual want, to thousands Of our pop
ilation. Already do we see the anomaly of a re-
ersnl in the direction of the trade in breadstus,
in own region, which ought to, and in an Or
binary season will, export largely of wheat and
flour, having become purchaser of these articles,
which are now being shipped largely from the east
into this State One of our citizens. is now absent
manufactured into -four by one Of our mills
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07
.J. MATTHIAS &c CO., -
MAIN ST. LYNCHHURo, VA.
MILLINERY AND FANCY sTORRJ

WE again cali tn. attention of our friends aud tho public
w o stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOO DS
sistng part of BoNNETs Of all kinds MISS AND DoyS
HATS. Ribbons, FLOWERS, FEATHERS HEAD
DRESSES. DRESS AND MOHAIR CAPS, FANCY HAIR
PINS, CLOAKS y. SlfAWLS LACE GOODS. HOOP
SKIRTS aud elegant lot Of FUhS from sx forty i've
dollars a soft, FRONT, SIDE AND BACK HAIR BRAIDB,
KID GLOVES. HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS SOAPS
AND pERFuMERIEs, JETr ORNAMENTS, with varie.
ty Of article TOO numerous TO mention.
~ Repairing done at short notice and In good order at
We respectfully Invite attention
stock believe will compare with any in the market
variety style and chcapness buy goods
favorable Please call examns yourselves and
be convinced Of the fact. ~
sept2ts lCouuer copy 1m-Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07
CUANO HOUSE, IN NIYNCnRURG.-A m

EUANO HOUSE IN NI.YNCnBuRes.-AsM Il may
u be generally known that Guano and other fertilizers
he bought Lynchburg good terms as In any other
market with regular added in Justice TO myself as
well for the benefit fthe farming community now pub
intend to keep hand good supply of al
the approved Fertilizers and as deal MR. 'rsey than
other In the city In then think Ic safely say
seli cheaper than any other house II certainly
Of patronse because thereby
itey enabled purchase Fertilizers at as low price
market Of all risks and trouble Please
sosct this and buy from else offer for sale In
tore and o arrive.
200 Tons No A Peruvian Guano,
100 Recse's Manipulated Guano
100 Rombrero Lump and Hroupd
SO Brown Mexican Guano,
Eide Island Guano,
100 Plaster, Lump and Ground.
25 Kette~rel's Potash and Plaster,
900 Sacks Lverpool Salt prime quality.
living the Canal below Lynchburg be
piled their landings II they will make
aug II ts WM A. MILLER, on Basin.
CUPER-PHOsPIIATE OF IL W e. b ell
- Croasdale's Bone Super Phosphate of Lime, prepared
Bones Peruvian uano and other long ackno
edged fertilizers containing all the elements Of vigorous and
durable sinuan by the subscriber lower price
than uano trial will prove lis economy and
periOrty. W.T. ANDEnSON
3l-ts
NORTH CAROLINA TAR.-J~ss - hand,
~ via No'f folk, q supply of NEW TARin prime ords.
Jan le.ds A. FUCAEh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07
NEW CAssIsTOysE.

A. G.. |. l., w / s
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL QROCER,
HAS nkcuthc large and commodious hoGse, on Main st.
formerly occupied by Joseph Now,n ID door aboV"
Mcsrs Srhoolncd and Thurmans Hardware Store and op
posite Dr. Jonn " SeaYs Drug Store -.
am now recc, ing large ell selected stock nf GRO
CERES aud STAPLE DRY GOODS, bought exclusively for
cash and which will be sold Mt prices that cannot fail t" KN"
satisfaction ali who favor with call, As Am d"
crmnci to d. busncsson the cash system extra induce
III be ted to ca buyers, those desiring to eA
chang" for country trnlce --....
A stock Of No PERI VAN GUANO always on hand
extend ruar nv ation To the old customers "i IN"
firm A G. Lewis formerly in The Dry Goods business In
this ciiy9 glyo call well as the public geieia
mar - dts A. &. LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

AGER BEER SALOON! LAGER BEER
IL SALOON 1.-THE undersigned has the pleasure u
to the citizens of Lynchburg and III" public in
raj that he has opened fine LAGER BEER SALOON, snd
endeavor body with the bei LAGER If the
best and most prominent Brewery of Philadelphia which is
acknow edged t hest in the United States
For family III sell dozen bottles of Lager Beer
Sl-thc bottles to be returned Come and all.
dec l5.ats. WIN, LOOSE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07
California Statistics.

San Francisco papers, received BY The steamer
Illinuis. give tabular statements showing the bus
moss Of that port during the last year.
The number Of passengers arrived within the
year, is 40739, of whom 80 079 were men, 5,788
women. and 1872 children net gain Of 12,745
over departures.
The arrivals from all quarters for the past four
years have been rs follows:
1s69N sscls. =. 52O--Tens q. .51Tg19
isso-ves,e,.' tls-1ons .444ois
lsas-vessels. s..........I44i--Tons ........l67b0
The following figures exhibit in gross, the quar-
ter whence the above arrivals have proceeded:
From lS5a 1856 l0SJ leJ9
Domestic Atlantic Ports. 1870 l0p 595 ia 3al
Domestic Coast Ports 1910 1ea0os lses3s
Foreign Ports ..........l77,0g2 1887 1N4I 193N2
The following gives the amount and destination
OF the troasure exported from San Francisco du-
~. L.. q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

oA~n LYNCHRsKai COACH AND or-xs
M IST. WAGGON FACTORY. The suhsrri, IN lip,-
- Der returns his g,aeiu acknow.d
mcnts 10 his old friends aud the liberal patron
ard him and bcgs leave inf them and lie pub
lie thai hc has been started in business aud he hopes by
strict att, nton {" business to Coudunncc o a.
lie Will make to order and keep Land al kinds of
IRON Axle Wagons, made the substantial and neat
sAe He will. al1o, m,kr to order aud will have made
raj OF Carriages Rorkaw and Hup
Also, assortment Of and horse SpIiug Moving
Wagons and tmo horse stages All Who good woIk,
10 The old LynthbrR Coach and UaRson fac,ory nd
he isdong business the cash princre may
get eoAwo'k aud at low price All who want good and
neat BVgies give me a call JOHN H. BAILEY, Aet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

MISCELLANEOUS.
oNi&s,I,,o,,I,I.Ak

WIZ. .uH
nNf or TIE INST puRoATivE AND LIVER Mt
~ nttiNESno now bctor, the public, namely Or. SnW-
t"'d's ,s"rnior. or li'rr Hcmcay, that acts asa
lnriIclne known l, Is only Cahartic. but Iiro
remody, acting hrs tho L,rsr to eject It's morbid aat
- ter then the stomach and bowels oil that nht
ter thus accomplishing purposes efcctualy without
ut The ra,niu feelings pcrcnced IN III" operations
~ OF mos taha,ths 1t strengthen. the system at The
- time ihat ,urscs IT, and whom taken dal, In mod
- crate eswil strengthen and hud II up with unu'ah
Dr. >nnford'- IaviS.sator Is compounded c,.
u'cl, h"mn new ARTICLES ot mr'ieiu", namely. Hnmf
ia At the ot thcsr b" rinrd
- when i, known that nue hettieo The lnv'F"ra"r con
tans uu,h strength ns one hundred doScs ot t"ioirel
- without of Its 1elotrro,s effects
S Ihnuth o4sr,>ue rare mr' cua powers these Gums
- haNe been but htie hnomn I" h, se,na and ne',' "'a
!" ihet "ui!l n"ed III tho form "t the hrs"'
rnr "hth met with such unprecedented sn.s">s as t."
in'src The pr"rc" to offer 1t as family mei'lne tried
nikuown It's rnrris II has rarely failed 10
~ iirs, t,mflnutsin IN their nrst torms
Indigestion being caused hA 'rran rd Lir'risc cur
- ed " hen The Liver iHrN,itrd 10 action.
=, s""n'''r 'an'ni bv an imt"ner action -, III" ie
let Any troubled with lamndico TAX" the lnyis"
~ r"t na'e week, and .hri' akin viii beg" to as
- Co~i,,mr.s be permanently cured hy Tia, invt.
- olter Id,e NJ small dn>.s IN retiring aud II a~si-ts
D,te1, a. A,r opVrAtour Ivy gradual. Diminishing Ia"
do M ho""l' are icIt In healthy aud active sia""nd
Iw'oe ~ fcaoa,l, asrlork work
~ Su. as"nhn.hc Is very soon relieved by taking "A
~ "ul o-s vt tho qrsoSator which cot''"is all "ed'y
and s"t.n,s ol lhe stomach
~ for beaded omnrh has equal as rccvoa
- nj er'' -st ar nn"nsy oiug after cains heartily For
, tesir @sd gen rally, Mi who il sr'ak In tho
Dr. snntord', snvIgo,aior came 10 rs RECON-
mcndui a. Tot incr Complaints, and nj diseases
>at,'ng from b.es-,d Liver The Testimonial "t "a u,a
"a. ny ol "u III an in tS iav, indurci u4 10 o, w. aud
c"ustn ,cr1am that s"ne "f tho greatest h',s
s"ss ever gwen 10 l"sepu' si"r made c"mro"r"ro
helm. thp hrst hutc taken, and eat
~ HnNtlg cahc wuh trouble whe before nothing but
S@ IT." NghtrNt 'ol would dges aud often that FnN ian
- Now "tu wan t. S,y 10 all our teadc g. II irer
- toHnits a. igsjfs'a trouble yon 4" no, ai' ny is
= ia" er.ni'-t ,cn,o,iy IN the world Siatr Foo'
Nettk, nuni'. pleasure IN recommending thit m"d.
- cnc Is preventive iur E",crnnd Aw.', cant Ec-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

HNOK kENT-TnAT g. - IL IL ]. T. -,
II RESIDENCE, in Amherst within short dlSian'" Bis
of the city, aud recently occupied by the Rev Mr. Trapr
The House large and commpd with all out
houses in perfect repair with lin" Garden Orchard Grass
Lots sc Possession. given immediately
hnv" acre LOT upon The upper BASIN, with water
attached which wish to eas" The property well suited
for Mill for the Lumber W otd Cual business
Ply
20 dts,l join s LANGIIORNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

LNOR BUILDERS AND pAISTEK's.-I
T. have on hand good stock o pure White kai, Willie
Zinc Luseed OIL Spirits of Tupen,ine. Narnhrs Putty
Paint Brushes Dry Paints, Col ,rs, sc, &c saleU
le dts JOHN II SEAi. brurgist
NEW AND CHOICE AsSORTHENT. AT
~ EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.-The subscriber il
receiving and has in stoie complete assortment of
School and Miscellaneous Books tier Cap and Note Paper
Blank Books Stationery and Fancy Goods suitable the
coming holidays Call and examine the stock before pur has
elsewhere. inducements Ill be offered ALL parc
uarly to those who dealon the cash system.
dee ldis II. c. VICTOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07
DEAD WHAT TsMAK-pEAnE. SAYS.
BARGAINS: :BARt:AINs!! BARt:AINs!!
BE HAD AT THE CLOTHING STORE

SAMU EEL H HARMAN, AG'T.,
Main N., noariy opposite the tntens SdrsnRs Bank.
HAVE from the Northern cities with of
Il the most complete ortments of Ready Nude Cloth
in offered this market My stock includes Fur
ians black and brown Of the finest style and finish also Seal
Skin and Plo; Cloth do OF different colors have also huc
black cloth Ra CLANS of kinds and at ,lc black
cloth Frock and Dress Coats well Business tassim
Coats all kinds with match OF Vests have silk
velvet satn fancy silks cashmere plush aud variety
Of color make and finish Also. large and varied
Eut nshing Goods, such Shawis Shirts lncn aud
marsees) together with woollrn under Kind
Also BOOTS. SHOES, (of Baltimore and fN1
warranted) HATS, CARS. UMBRELLAS, uNkS, ESH
VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &c.. &c. which am dc ~~4
termned sell the lowest prices The public
yted to come and judge for themselves
sept2i dy SAMI. HARTMAN, Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

(NLOAks! !ClOAks!!-sONE NEW
~ Sly LEI have this day received lot Of NEW STYLE
CLDAKS, RAGLANDS AND ClltlLA CLDAkS which
decidedly the elegant in style have be
fore. They have been from
the best Houses in New York and advised ask 10 per
upon the original which Is all that them
Amy seeing them, will they decidedly
cheapest goods offered in tia. market
have received another lot If those handsome and In
deed fine BONNEfS, 10 sell at 50 80 and 75 Now
tim" get cheap goods just before the Come and
yon " i'll see, be pleascd and will buy
had almost forgot the Black Brown Plush
Beaver FLATS for girls and FIRS of variety and
ZEPHYR CAPES AND HOODS for girls 'ant boys of
and size. A. s. ENGI.EDOVE,
% dts At Kylc's Corner I.ynchburg, Va.
NJ GGGGENHEIMER'~ GRAND EXHg.
we TION OF READY MADE CLOTHING The
lersgncd embraces this opportunity TO to the pub
ic NJ large, and his friends that his stock oi READY MADE
CLIO HING, GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, sc, has now been received and
be purchased low prices for cash,
prompt paying Iti. to the interest pur
chaser examine stock before calling elsew here
that do wonders but tha; viii contne myself
living profits only. The variety Of
quality of Clothing liner and better than cveris
gprd faith
Country Merchants will find my jobbng prices lower
therefore, give call, whole&ae and retail buyers
and Judge for yourselves and in studying interest," you
will certainly purchase of me.
octljts GUGGENHEIMER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

In0 IutiV"IHR ktVts tHe HfhOuHt ana ueSt1n6tlOn
OF tho troasure exported from San Francisco du-
r;nv tho wanna 1874 O.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07
DICII DRY GOODS


40 Supr French all wool Mousn Dresses to be sold o.
cent less than The cost of importation
srpia0ts JOHN ABRAHAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-07

F There many ignorant and worthless Quacks
-riising Physicians and copying DIR JOHN
stoN Shos Msnds Boot Baots Lamp Trim
ns a Patry and Contemplate whose lives instead
of Mt the of Medicine have been spent In the
Menial Capacity styling themselves Regularly Edn
aed PAysicinn imposing upon the mex peenced and
pectng ng running the health of all unfortunate
y falling that Dr. Johnston deems II necessary
10 saw to those with his reputation
that his credentials diplomas always hang In his ONCE
HIS REMEDIEf and treatment are entirely unknown to
all other Prepared life spent In the great hospitals
and he first In this country and more extensive
practic than any other hyscian In the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
apl IA cEp
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-04

such persons always maintained cheerful
hearts, and enjoyed good health.
Among the Germans in fatherland
(and it may be true Of them here,) their
constant cheerfulness and gayety would
be marvel to our sad, grumbling people,
out of temper, because Of health and out
of sirits. Early in the morning, from
four o'clock until ten in the evening, the
thoroughfaresin and about the cities in
Germay are thronged with lads and las
ses, vending their way TO the public
gardens and other places ofresort, whore
social pleasures are freely enjoyed, and
the heart is made glad, and the health
and vigor of the body improved and pre-
served
When the men and women have finish
ed their work, or business, they, too, go
forth for amusement. And what is
worthy of note, the ladies are not afraid
of being Drowned by the suns rays and
the health-giving .breezes They will
spend hours inthe sunlight, daily, and
we do marvel that any should object
to such an airing.
Can any one wonder at the superior
robustness and cheefulness of the women
of Germany, Italy, and other European
countries, over the women of the north
ern cities of our country, after contem-
plating the difference iu their habits?
Mothers should encourage their daugh-
ters especially, to take much exercise in
the open air and do not compel them to
take measured, boarding school step
Allow them to run, skip, and hop, as If
they were really alive and full Of JOY and
life.
Any girl from the age often to twenty
years. who is in the possession of ordin-
ary health, should so accustom herself to
wallIing as not to be dependent on the
cars or the omnibuses in case she disires
to visit Mount Auburn or any other de-
sirable place of resort within six miles Of
the city. Yet as daughters are now
brought up, it would be difficult to find
girl in the city, of the period of life in
dicated, that could walk to Mount Au-
burn and back without endangering
health, and perhaps life.
If not accustomed to walking, begin
by exercising moderately increasing a
little every day, until you are able to
walk three, six or twelve miles day.
The pleasures Of life will be greatly
enchaneed by exercising of life will be
greatly enchanced by exercising an now
indicated or in some other noless efficient
way. 1t is no unsual thing for girls to
begin to lose the freshness and beauty OF
girlhood-that delightful period OF life
before they get out of theirteens. Take
our advice, providing it meets the appro-
val of your mothers, and you viii preserve
and magnify the priceless graces of girl
hood as of womanhood, health, beauty,
and cheerfulness--and secure that which
everybody desires, a long, healthful, hap
py and useful life.