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5tiGrrllnnrQur.
Coed Advice 10 Noung Wosnem,

| Trust not to uncertain riches, but prepare
yourselves for every emergency in life. Learn
t. work, and he not dependent on servants tu
make your brcadi sweep your floors and
darn Your own stockings. Above all, do moi
| esteem too lightly those honorable young
men who sustain themselves and their aged
parents by the work of their own hands
while yod caress and receive into your com
puny those lazy, idle p"pinjays, who never
lit finger to hel themselves as long rs they
can keep body and soul together, and get
funds sufficient to live in fashion. If you arc
wise, you will look at this sunicct III the light
we do, and when YOU are old enough to be-
comc-wivcs You will prefer the honest me
cnaHic, with not 4 cent To confluence life, to
the fashionable loafer, with u capital of ten
thousand dollars. Whenever we hear re-
mal kcd. "Such Young lady married for
tune" we always ,rcmblc for her future pros
pcrity. Riches left to children by wealthy
parents turu out to he a curse instead of a
blessing. Young women, remember this, and
instead of sounding the purse Of your lovers
and examining the cut Of their coats, look in
to their habits and their hearts. Mark if
they have a trade, and can depend upon
themselves-see that they have minds which
lead them to look above butterfly existence.
Talk not of the beautiful white skin and soft
delicate hand, the splendid form and fine ap-
pearancc Of the young gentlemen. Let not
these foolish considerations ensross your
thnEuhts.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10

The Colonization ship, Mary Caroline Ste
vens, with sixty-three emgrants for Liberia,
sailed from Baltimore on Tuesday. Relg-
ious services were leld previous to her de-
parture, and an Address delivered by Mr.. La
.robe
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10

Strange it is not-pain it spcaketh
AS the writing on the wall
Summons now the Poet Prophet,
Cop commands, he reads it all
"BE YE, LIKE HER, ALSO READY
In the highway-at your homes;
els THE HOUR, THE WHICH yE KNOW y
i.u. THE llEAvtNIY BEtDEGR0oM COM
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The Divine and the Doctor.

A devoted minister was once asked by a
skeptic if he followed preaching to save souls?
and upon replying that he did, the cavalier
rcioined:
Did you ever see soul p
No"
Did you ever hear soul p
No!
Did you ever taste soul :?
.Non
Did you ever smell soul 2
'Nov
Did You ever feel soul?'
Yes, thank God 7 said the preacher.
WELL said the cavalier doctor, there are
four out of the five senses against one that
there is no soul
So the matter might have dropped, but the
preacher, as subtle in understanding as he
was pious in heart, turned the table on the
cavalier doctor, and being informed that he
was doctor of medi;inc, asked:
'Did you ever see pain?'
No"
Did you ever hear a pain p
No"
Did you ever taste pain 2
Nor
did you ever smell pain
No"
Did you ever feel a pain =?
Yes said the doctor
We'll, then, rejo:ned the preacher, there
are, you see, also four senses against one to
prove that there is no such thing as pain
and yet, sir, you know that there is such a
thing as pain, and know there is soul
| The doctor appeared confounded. end walk
led away.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10

Z. X. LpsIEE, Primer lpat-Leoturer the
science Of Accounts. 4rsiues., CJstouns, etc.
j. NJ. puiLLlrS, Professor OF Book Keeping
aud Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES, Associate Prof. Of Book Keep
ing.
n. c. LuHvSpN. Professor of PennmanshiV.
). T. WILLIAMS, Esq, Mercantile Law.
REV. l.. Y. REESE. u. D.. Commercial Ethics.
TRU.SFEES.
Hon. John p. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon. Thomas Swami, Wm. II. Keighler, ESP,
Jacob Trust. ESD, william Knabe, Esq.
The time usually required to complete the
full course from ) to ~ weeks.
A DiPLoMA i awarded to all Graduates.
Large Circulars aud Catalogues stating terms,
dc., sent by mail free Of etarge. Address
X. y. LOSIER,
Jan. 81, ISj9.--Iy. Baltmorc,Md.
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LEARNING BoUk-KEEPIN
Baltimore Commercial College.
This Gethod oil instruction is nowhere else in
truduced in this country.
EVERY YOIiNG NIAN

Should write immediately for one of those
Large and Beautiful Ornamented Circulars. rep
rrscnting the Exterior and Interior View of
the College. PrunnInssip, &e.. which will be
sent by return mail, free ef CHorye, with Cata-
loguc containing List of Students, Terms OF
Tutfon, opinions OF the Press our new Sys.
TEN ot Book Keeping, exc.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10

"Tis the very day and hour,
Only one--onc year ago
So the Sun succeeded TEMPEST
SO the clustering winds did blow.
Strange! the very day and hour
That we saw dear Jennie we'd
SunIeams gathering storms uerpowcr"--
We behold dear Jennie dead
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10

Down the aisle the train was sweeping
Toward us as it came TO stand,
You, AMIDST the joyous weeping,
Kissed her, and prest her hand.
Now, again within the TEMPLE
Where we saw young Jennie wed
See the crowded scene repeated
There behold dear Jennie dead
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10

But another loved dear Jennie;
Our poor love was naught beside
His, who cho.es her from the many.
One short year ago, his bride.
In the TEMPLE, where we worship,
There We saw our Pastor wed;
Bridal veil and orange blossoms
Crowned fair Jennie's lovely head.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10

Bridal veil and orange blossoms,
Autumn roses crown her still
Faded all her smiles and blushes,
And her torehead's 5 icy chill.
See the sad procession creeping
Down the aisle, as once before;
Every form is bowed weeping,
Every soul is stricken sore.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10
1Jaetiral.
The Pastors Bride.

[Consort of Rev. JopN c. GRANBERy, of NJ.
L. Church, South, Washington city. Died
Sunday night, October 1G, 1859
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MADE BY STEAM
AND
PRICES r e D u G E D.

Having all the facilities Persons desirous o
of STEAM MACHlN purchasing, are So
ERY, eh compete licited tu COME
with all factories in city AND SEE FOR
or country. THEMSELVES.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-10

Now our home house Of mourning,
Now our swollen hearts are lead
Christ hath given us solemn warming
Gentle Jennie Massie's dead
Wife, we loved her-loved sweet Jennie
When school girl, long ago;
For her pure and genial spirit,
Honest eyes, and accents low.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-31
Valuable Real Estate In L arespd Lynchh,.
FOB SALE, AT PURII1 AIIrTIoM

'snL suiscflber is more en,etua,J carry on M,
sloA lsi4 IN ytehhirg VII sell i;sr, oI ~ m,
EsfA ~ Oh srN RsnAs the k ia Nny em h "s NJ Al
Isl he ivy Hoasts on sixth or Can Yard ALL w
large Iolacc" Factory, adjoining This li has iva, ~ Aa
in the yard, ana Is out ot the Corporation ~ rugs
2d-lle llpt>e and Lot Main street fnr,ns,
BY The a'e samuel iirsnelor irou,ls i md rnyni "
tine but,iIag loi.. s..t5s 20 : - "Ae ihs IA
9Th NO lloiscs and lots hi sandy TTo,,l
9th The Fishing Greek Mill His NO., ,.,.,,
on ilic ~aiE,l mud on! one hr uia iIi, 81, '''a
7th-2Ihr bru,ih k,si,irnec ,,n Nunu'.,, ,i,l ma,
I!c "eruiane! vi lhos l.. johnson. Isl ~ '' ~" VI
o;l--A1cal lpi hHu are l.p- H.llpniuo IN. ANN,
9TH y die bod. Vi W""i l.pnd known IA siiycr S,
e"iah'as abous 30 aers This land Whine divided II ,
lnth several i'ie Mill seats on Ia, Cana, il Inn ~
:" In r or from The io gate to conlns Min @ Jr ,| ., h
+i' - TFt'f'' ~ '''''' '"'
iiosr wishing TO purchase my OF the aI,oy. ,.,,
viii pieasr es,! ON 'r subscriber before lie a' Of s1
viii take p, assure IN showing Il. - " ''' VIM
he "'",e Pr""n! will 'svcl, be- Sold on the ay men
Ii ned unless sold prlyal.i, before Wv ' "
Sa.' 10 ciinInt nee at ~ CLOCK A. NJ nj " Tl,n. r,
P"ts Tan Yard. ~ '''
Terms nude known d., Of sale
oct 25-utlJlov Holm II rypEr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-31
Valuable Farm. Building and Timheroa, .

= -. T q Il = 4 i, r. -'"ts
G9& The subs, Eiber Offers for prIyair s,Io ru,
80 DENCEd Inc late Chhstoher Winirpe on ~ kL>
fyEelibhrg. With 80 Acres 81 Land .o", nan from
which Is mbcrsd There are on the place confrta "d q
ing, 2lAcep Factory, Well Of excellent nnlrr @ "ri
necessary outonses The place offers superior % d. Ie
as DAIRY or Gnr'itn Farm, and being corycnep
is well suited for manufacturing pobacco W TIE cl
Adjoining This tract. about Iz5 Acres of r,,,
Yield from 30 To W cords Der acre, r"'era' 1t vii
Handsome BUILDING l.t}'rS n yr bnc, Int, A.
mite of the corporation line, which are offered or nnn hall
lcruis. W ~ ..,,a'sohlbe
oct 14-d2aw,s Executor of 1. W. Iii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-31

The Mississlpiian say that out # all the
mcmhers recently elected To the Legislature, ,hc
ipr the Presidency even il nominated bv thou
sand Charleston q Inventions This lank. Ike
tie Democracy Of Mis-, apri hal some i!,a Of
emuueipu,ing themselves irpn the rule of t"ae'
TINS, hut we .car they hnvo no. the powcr If nal
perseverance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To the Afflicted

~ TORMENTED wii Palm aud seorched with frvers.
t. know you arr, and impatient As saci Auctions
necessarily make you beg that Win eampose -FOUR
-If momeni that lcan the extent o. your maa
Hes, aud OFFER you, can, prescription fog their cure
Dyspepe and has stomach retused Ia p nfn
function. IN your strength has failed and life has berome
burIeR II offer In BAKF.s PREMIUM l'TTERs
failing remedy for life. Are troubled ~ith ner
vision incidental thereto! Then
BAiER's HfrIfss only hoic Are yon sun"r
ur iarn uHs and torpid scry BAKKEs IEE
uea hTIrEs III hoib and them that vitality
,.ntiaI health. Have you delicate females and ierihng
Children, WIN have lost all relish for food, and hourly wf
Ing asayf AssRs fItRs. the mf valuable tonic ever Dis
,rfer will strike The of their diseases and give
them appetiie- and strength ID" live In se,iop where
AID fc,cr hold continual sway II you may laugh nj
d'>ea@s and def their power provided you nsc regularly
E4k, BTIrr-. Dar'ha. tiOic, th1icra Morbis, ana All
,r arising FROM njg.ars aud improper seer.
rpdly yield Ia The health giving influence o ms great
which sold Throughout tbs country ~ Drug
generally AMI j. extensively used Than ANY oii"r
M tne known These Bitter first their way nj hon',
they offered the resi- Of bc world and now ihhi
Ines aud appreciated The PrPrlctoiear,s That all
h I'D their aid may at moderate cost Price only
- ern- per bot.
Tor >ie b, all the Druggists in L,nchburg aud by all the
m eiirI Druggists r Richmond aud els, wherc Ia
NirgFti also 81 Mosr- 'hns -tn Co., Washington city,
H. e.: f. H. staicr To- Ijamorc Md. u. b. Miller Coy
r',tYu KY: and I.arntr n Park, ~ \.
ri K hled by addressing J. BAkER Proprietor,
,.l - dArts l.chmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-31
Petersburg District.

Tho majority a. Mn. 'eron, che regular psm'-
cratic uouacc t'r Cansles- in this District. eser
Mn. Goong, Independent Democrat, is surpassed
L. he between seven and 81 ,lit hunIrcl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-31

ApptEsDred Apples 81 Dried I'caees peacI tibr n
lrnlcd 80. ...
B,oos-Iog roaud 126ti2s: sdcs Cincinnati, ilf6iils;
Home Cured Ia Ham iiGt Id cents.
HrIrER.-Scarc" at ~ Ia - cents
tuRS.-Scarrp st Al - tot T.
Cons MEAI---Scat-r ut ~ tn1 a.
FLnrH.- 49, for Suirrhne; az for Extra; Fhmii! 6]j
FERTmREHs.- fstLf t,nau" sj1-fHf Gi,W
FIsnMacherci M. @t3n0 Ciil Se,a scotia Herring y"
|, 5000
Fl,NsEEp--fI .2i6dt ~.
49, SEEpt ln,or $3.50 a Tina;hy t22J 10 2n Or
pi nd 4 ,R.aa 20, i;tut.d Grass 5i.ao 10 n.
laos Ash Nau. Mountain 900 ~ Rolled $iTI2D Old
Dominion Nails fl,.3 Ia "a
iAgp.->carc, md in r'niand ut l!' n - cent-.
itNr fhouas'5n i,a1'a, a. N"uaan fl,Dol. l,l0
p,Is.-=i.sdi ihr.
~ l,-fa-. l.oa-c fe,ap, Packed sil,Op
p4IAror~.a-5 as,G 81 .ou tar Nrw irish.
MnfAT.--Ncw White sIth4ct, a New Red si,.o6.i,3o.
Wnui.--I' nv 4a.ici -, Washed #i1f - eoni-.
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FRANKLIN &. Co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS &c COMnISSIOH MERCHANTS

No. N Ko.n Nree7. 1oor % L15erfV W0geHoasf,
l. y G IL b l. RG VA.
EHAyEOS HAND AND FOR SALE
Il 4 30 bags Rio IagUira AMI Java Coffee;
t,bls brown Extra G.. Crushed and Pulyerized Sugar.
a.0o0 ib.. Lcaks'ilie aud Union Cotton Yarns;
kegs Old Dominion Nnis:
IN sacks Ii,crp,nl and Virginia Snlt
II hpX.~ Addinaniiie aud 1aOH candies;
- side, good sole Leather;
~ Blankets;
Iron, GIamnecd Rolled, Band, Horse Shoe, Round,
oval a,.I lioup;
Il eases heavy lid"is ari Brogalis. Shoes;
VI" Orleans aud West india Mo>sc fine syrup Bacon Sides,
f Sugar Maca, rel IN barrels and k Green and Black ,ts,
Grown and Toilet Soaps. l!c, soda Spices, Ginger Pepper.
alt Pcrc Alan, Extract ogwoOI, Indigo, Madden starch,
Window Glass, Patty "ag Boxes, Spades, shoyels, Trace
Chains Grind Stones, Grind Snc Fixtures, Horse Shoes Nail
ods Whit" Lead Inc Tanners Oil, Upper Leather, CAST,
and lstc Steel AAcs tol i;opr, Backing Powder,
sh"t, Lead Parted Buckets Boxes, Nests ot Tubs,
'pplHg aud wiring Paper Thread, Twnc. DcIons.
staple DIy Goods, such brown beached aud
rpcd junirstic plads usoy leans, kerstys Fn Cois,
nucl-, i'd i.ankcts talicoos, Al with large
nd raj assortment q" hr and Liquors.
@ Particular attention paid Ia the sale OF Tobacco, heat,
Flour AMI al kinds Produce, and prompt
made for ,Ia sac of 2g-d1cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-31
salua5!e flames River Farm,
With % Negroes. Stock, Crops. &C.. for sale

rts L9liAlI. 81, trEspAY tn, 22d la, ri Noscn. ~
%%T "a the pr,furCa public al,,li,l. IN, AIM con
-As- aIinng aoa sh3 a. res in tie county intb,l a
Joining JGsr Epl"r;sp " H. t'ugl Coz. VI. lAnglurp and
others. about four miles nom Iyncihur nnrt,l, on the
James Aver ari kauawha Canal, aud WITHIN hundred
u.:,iuai grw, of good timber, attached to it is t
AMI tric ISLAND of about 10 Acres. This farm cuns,
r uu a. IL. bosi farms III upper Virginia. The land
Mru snclsa under Is In high of cultivation
au hls ABOUT il Acres well sci In Orchard ,irasN lmut
Horde Grass and Clover. and good Orchard upon i'm
r"frntnts area Brick W cling House. with sN
kiciei Hh bNcrsc,rs lotsc Negro Cabins. Sal,
House Wheat Barns Tobacco Barns with all other
pHiiiodses A-l I" the Improvements lave been recently
buli.
At the same time, ill sell % LIKELY NEG.OE> ln.,lr
NoUn-,l consisting Of Men, Women. BOYS Girls ilr.,
aui Mules llinahg two lnc hnic'l Mares fa
~ Hl flr,l . oke ot OAe. 10 Milei Cows und
head ol oicr tai,, NJ head of un, tine lows Daal
and Devon. and Tia, ngs U, and BERKSHIRE wing
Devon Lad, 500 100 lurres OF Cora. viii, Shncks Tops H.
from saline. and from 500 bushels OF Wheat.
briit llresdng Msiine. Wagons and Harness Cart
Pali l:i"n foo's.
TnNs:-pnr hfl Of the pu7a Chase money Ian,
iuirv in cash, negotiable mole satisfactorily ,nla
four months discount AID the Residue In equal n-i;pt>,
ot L. . AMI years bombs with good persn. secury,
interest ireh dic. and sli retained until purchase
paid lie negroes nd other prop1ry, over $40. Wi b. sid
On ett lit 81 Y hl1ntls Negotiable nJcs ur ,udos
ed. interest added.
would prefer selling the Land Negroes stock Crops BE
together. r. any wishing 10 p!trnse in that way.
gain lie had AID UPON any time thai rc.sl.ir
N,pUil a,k
Mr.. Wills y Mays will SLOW the place to any one wihug
A5,irrss at 1.ynch1urg va.
"t --'it22nuv EDWARD H. CHRISTIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-31
Sale Of Valuable PrOnPr,y.

~ IN pursuance Of decree al INC Great Court 81 Los
Iii. uth' PRONOUNCED al ihc August irr, >!a tile
Peck lansh,rnc, Though, 10 close tho partnership I,
ct l"a liaiiur iansH rne.i The .ny. who
l'n,d t":issio iF tbDt pHrse, " i'll offer for sac
The highest bidder. IL til. tow BRISTOL E,pAi
=! 'aI of lavender, ia3a, THE VALUABLE TOWN itoP
l.E1N, ia the Town Il tioobsnn, tor rsoD owned Er
,l4n5.d - ianghornc, consisting Of Lor facing tie mon
Depot al the Nrgina G Tennessee Railroad last f,g
n-shc and irgHia l'drpad, with 4,Witc.
which there thu fow ing mpro, e!rcn;s viz: Bk Ten
cnu stories "t - feel 'front.' With rooms ice
WIN llee r"o'is Kitchen and sfrvants House f4c
il't rn Grin and sadie with for ~ Horse Ten
lin trH. with rl"in Lumber II aJ Lodging l;ru
All IA G'" repair. @i cli tie lot Of line water
uN' frliai sir;ic II, the place. Also TWO IuT-
Fast auv of tie Nrgini2 Tepncss.c Railroad pelr Al /
ihs. lots occupy positions IN respect 10 trade vi erd
t"aH improved Pr"r"ri! in Go"dsn Bristol. oss,
advantages superior I" any that be had in el,, sec
EENs "F SAFE he terms Of sale dir The .rrc
=" C"hr are 1t, f."NA: onr:bird cash, and bt,
"r't ' aud IL mouths, the Purchaser giyn- binds
Ia3 paper with sufficient personal, surnr> de'cfr-d
ln!n MS these terms the parties nicrrs ras nale
favorable IA (" ia" credit iymen;s The i = ~ , aimed
Li'tl tt' t.rch1st IA '.ts PAM in full
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-31
i.ichmcnd Markets. October u.


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