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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-16

With hurried step the young artist made
his way to his little studio. He entered and
found, to his surprise, Ida waiting to know
tho result of his visit to old Mag's domicil.--
The bright glow that lit up Samuel's face was
sufficient to communicate the fact that some
thing had been done, which perhaps might
unveil the secret depository containing the OBJ
icct Of their solcitude.
Samuel was hardly seated before Ida in
quired
Have you any news to communicate which
will dissipate the curiosity your smiling coun-
tenance has excited in me?"
Samuel took her fair hand gently in his
own, and looking steadfastly in her face for 4
moment, replied:
"My answer will be very explicit
Before he could finish the sentence a loud
knock was heard at the door. They both
started with astonishment and before Samuel
had time to open it another, louder than the
former, made the door fairly shiver again. In
an instant the young man turned the key in
the ock-the door opened and in stalked old
Mag leading by the hand a young lady whose
cmaciated countenance spoke the unmistaS-
able language of one who had suffered from
mental anguish. There was something SO
prepossessing about her appearance that Ida
and Samuel gazed upon her as if they had
been spell bound and charmed to the spot
The old tiend eyed the group for moment,
then turning to Samuel she observed
"My contract is flled--my bargain Is conf
pleted-it remains now for you to fulfil
yours.u
wi,bort word samnel sat down and filed
,.taol, ca. no stimulated sum and present
"a WA, ,ba arsto of one wbocon
s;da,s II, Ia done n oood or Mt least peee
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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-16
Poetry.
ArruMN.
BY JAMES MONTGOMERY.


What sound Is that in the distant vale,
That whispers in accents low, tale
of frosty nights aud ey'nings drear,
That naught alone, save the lire-hearth'.
cheer,
Can conjurc mp into music sweet,
Where the gay and the young iii concord
mectt
"',ris who sing" boldly answered Death
"Myevening dirge ontlie Autumn'abreath.a
Who painted yon wood.witli various dyes
With every tint Of tho glorious skies
When the golden sun has sunk to rest,
IN gorgeous blaze in the flaming west
"'Twas who nipp'd the fiow'rct's bloom,
And gathcrd tile leaves to IN early tomb
And changed the wood with my frosty
breath,
Ana stamped The leaves with the tint o.
Death
Answered Autumn fierce on the whistling
wind
'Hlis who leste all these marks behind
VINO stopp'd the thrush in his morning
song,
When The echoes his sweetest notes pro
long,
And chaplet woye for winters brow,
From The faded and 4ear'd young oakcr
boush2
:. 1t was who all tllcse things have dome
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-16
CHAPTER XXI.
for the nigh.
the JOURNEY AND ARRIVAL.

The next morning found Samuel Irving and
the two ladies busily engaged in making ar,
rangements for their departure to the South.
A few hundred miles of a journey then, was
not like journey now. Steamboats, and
steam coaches had not sprung into existence
The old fashioned mode of travelling, required
something like three weeks to make the jour
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-16

grossly wronged, and whom s.- knew had
suffered almost as much mental angu,s-s..
She had on her accoiiist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

Parso- Brownlow il Mt present soionrning ut
tho Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, in This
State. In his last letter to his paper, he mentions
the death. at the springs, of gentleman from
North Carolina and winds up by the suljoined re-
ference to- Virginia politician:
The hearing of one gentleman here, towards
this dying mau, and his afflicted family, has Mt.
tracted my n"tice, and commanded my respect and
admiration. Tint gentleman is the Hon. Mr. De
Jarnette tho member elect to Congress, from the
Richmond District lie is II member Of tho Re-
formed Baptist Church. and about 81 years orngr.
lleis IA man Of ability and worth, of genllemnnly
bearing aud unselfsh liberalily. My only aston
ishmcnt is TIM, such man should be elected to
Congress in this degenerate age. But this i. cx.
planned, when it is understood that, ALTHOUGH a
Democrat, no was elected by Wing votes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

The MErEoR FouND.-The investigation Of the
meteoric phenomenon Of August II. undertaken
by Mr.. David A Wells, of this city in connection
with DIR. Gould Of Cambridge, and Prof. b. Sill.
man, jr, Of New IIavcn, has been in part success.
full, and a fragment Of tho meteor has been found
by Mr.. W. and identified. 1t fell on the farm of
u Dutchman. in the village of Jericho, ahou, four
miles west OF Bethlehem Centre. and Between
Bethlehem and New Scotland. The man, togeth-
er with his family and neighbors. distinctly heard
the explosion. and were somewhat startled by it,
and about two minutes nfter the stone in question
fell. 1t appeared to have come diagonay from
the South, struck the south side Of "a wagon house
bounded of aud rolled into the grass A dog
started up and followed it. When found, it was
somewhat warm, aud had strong, sulphurous
iodor.
In size the stone is about the dimensions of u
pigeons egg. and in shape is irregular and angu-
lar. About one half ofits superfces is covered
with crust. hard, alack. and slag,like, hut not
ilustrous. and in this respect closely resembles
specimens Of meteors in the cabinet Of Prof Shep.
ard Of New-iiaven. The remaining surfaces Of
the stone presents fresh, clean fracture as il
recently separated from large mass. This por-
Iton of the stone is of steel grey color, granua-
lar and uniform in texture, with small bright
metallic-like" spects interspersed throughout it's
lsubstance. 1t appears to closely resemble the
meteorite which fell in Linn County Iowa, in 1871
aud which has been shown by Prof. Shepard to
be made up Of slicate Of iron and magnesia, with
particles Of iron and nickel. An effort was made
10 obtain the Bethlehem specimen for the cabinet
of Prof. Shepard, but owing to tho Interference of
certain gentlemen in Albany. who had taken no
interest in the matter until the history and iden.
fifty of meteorite had been established by parties
ut distance. its destination was changed and
the old Dutchman, Who, before tho Investigations
OF the Troy gentlemen. would have been clad to
have disposed Of 1t for u lew shillngs. gradually
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

New CANApI,N Cause.-The coins recently
issued from the mint Of Canada nre very pretty.
The coinngc assimlatcs to that IT the United
and Of the twenty cnnt pieces. The one cent piece
il OF copper. Ga the diverse il TIL Queens head
in the centre. around which is tie Legend -"Vic-
toria Del sra'a Gambia" O., the re,crse are the
Words "one rrnt. 1859" with II wreath all
round. The % cent piece is OF silver, and is the
same on the diverse rs the cent piece. On
the reverse is the Imperial Crown of Great Britain
with the words 30 cents, 1889" underneath the
whole surrounded with a wreath
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

The REVOCATION IN CosTARica.-A letter 10 the
New York Times states that the .revolution"n Co.'S
q Rica was accomplished on The morning of the
18th August President Mora was seized wilhelm
bed. after the guard had all retired He was no
flied by deputa,ion that he was no longer Pre-i
lent n which he replied. .Mui biea, Seniors eve
~ we'll, gentlemen Half an hour afterwards he
was on the road, 'hag and baggage to Punta A.
renas" 1t is stated that the revolution was got
up by the church party, for the reason that Pres-
'lent Mora lately exiled bishop Notwithstand-
ng we cannot commend many u the asts Of Pres
dent MIRA, we must concede that he has displayed
much ability in governing Costa Rica. which 10
ow the most f6urishin9 little republic among the
Central American States. He Is son ewbat If u
lespot, it is true but we doubt whether his success
will be any better in this respect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

Mn. FproG:On the Tth November, County Clerk will be
elected to NIL the vacancy occasoned by the resignation Of
VIM Dahney. ESQ. II is rc,g important that n ~ gentleman
he choscn and hr named better qualified JoN
d. ALEXANDER Reared In The Office he perfectly Jamiii
WIN MI lis duties, aud ~ one complain Of his official
conduct. lie will discharge duties faithfully, martliy
and satisfactorily and We hope will delay al oace mn
nouhce him. candidates. That the people may their
satisfaction for his past service by umpany clccng him
VOTERS FROM CorHTy AND CRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
New Millinery and Fancy Saloon.

MISS ROSENSTIEI1 Dc GU ENTfEIt
TUyAKE pleasure In announcing the ladies' and citizens of
Iyncbug and surrounding country TINT they have taken
the upstairs floor of the Warwick House. where they will
and after TUESDAY the 18th ns offer for inspection entire
and stock of Paris Flowers, Feathers Ribbons Bon
Caps Coues Head Dresses Pins Nets, Jewery, Orna
Embroieres uce French Corses Hoop Skirts La
dies Hose Gloves saxony Yarns real Brussel French Thread
aud Blond Laccs.
goods which the latest styles and
which will sell Wholesale reia All ask trial,
confident offer such inducements puchas
must their orders. sept 1b-l1y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

e
r. - TT "a vIrginia Steamship 90
- vIaHing ~ way 4
pshlas tAssr. osmnesc;ne originally with on'
sAax r1Sk wsskly tsips hsswsen New York and
RisNxs51 b so6a sh1sa anosher, and now tbs
shtEAs-1nn nsist u sssaty. elegance. and com
fbrs, ~ Yskssaa -a1Ass aEsrdiae tri-asekly IA
ciliel~ - fsixAs end passaes. 70 md from the
cis;s 4 RisAnsadssd Nsw yssk. with their .rib
atAsI6s. - 4.
his~as No much N cay sAat The seeommoda'
49, = sAssssssesls are fully sqsal 70 any fur
nishsd 81 these having the highest reputation in
~ eossny.. The stne-rooms and bedding are
swsst ma olesn ths attendants ~ obligingasenn
Be; aad tho sssls win VIC with any Of our first
elsss Asesla. No Nam enad wish 10 live better
than 81 en- % these yesssi., nor win he any
where experience batter treatment than at tho
hands Of the gentlemanly oficers having charge Of
d.. We can spsak parfIcniarly with reference
10 Cant. Cpach and Pur-er Woodcock, Of the 1soa-
pcke. ffos whom we received much kindness dar-
ipe recent voyage 10 and from New York. We
commend these gsn,lsmoa and their noble old
craft to the travelling public. A better sca boat
than the Roanale does MT "walk the waves" nor
can mere obliging officers than she carries DO
found.
In point q speed the ships Of this line do not
fall muoh behind the land route, whilst for real
eouafort and entire exemption from fatigue and
dust. they are incomparaby superior TO any means
Of transit bctwesn the ei'es nnrned.
We left New York Tuelay afternoon and reach
ed Lynchbnrg THURSDAY at noan, having had q
quick Is wcl IA pleasan trip. Fcr freight or pas
sage We would sccmnmrnd those vessels. which
run in connection with the South-Sidc Railroad
whose tariff Of charges or freight is very rsasona-
Die. Me<srs. Lee Rock & Co.. are agents for tho
lire, at this point
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
FALL.
WINTER.
ALL. WINTEN
I. UNTFRMYER,
MO 109 M AIN ST r EFT

WOULD call the attention Of the public 10 his large and
w we'll selected stock OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING comprising complete assortment Mems Youths and Boys
Also 10 his large stock of Genemens FURNISHING
Goops which, point Of quuly ,bcauiy and durability chn
cnc In addition am in receipt Of large AMI
fashionable stock Of Piece Goods which am prepared TO make
10 order Ivy measurement.
would call particular attention 70 the fact that at least
half u extensive stock Of Clothing Is manufactured
in city, my supervision, thereby saving my
the Nort manufacturers profit, besides selling
hest made Clothing la be had where. Please bear
in mind that out Of assortment, In the de-
cline of n am nua!y reicnishing stock by
have constantly hand Extra Size
Cnng. 10 fl the largest of men. My stock Of Youths and
boz, Clothing extensive comprising every style To be desr
ed aud mostly all Of my make.
L.UNTERMYER,
Two doors above the Bank Of Virginia,
III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
Important from Salt Lake-The Late In
dian Massacre. &pc.

We have received Salt Lake papers IF the 18th
nit. They filled with outrages in the Nor
mon country. superintendent Forney reports
that, from the information which he has acquired
il relation 10 the recent Indian massacre, in which
six men aud one woman were killed and six men
aud one little girl were wounded, he is led to be-
lieve that the hatchery instigntcd by white
mem Statements have been made, under oath,
to the effect that white men engaged with
the Indians in the work Of slaughter.
Capt. Simpson, OF the Geographical engineers,
has made u report that he has explored and sur
veycd two new routes to California-the result of
which is that there is saving of three hundred
miles over the Humboldt and st. Marys River
rout3.
Floyd Pike was assassinated by a Mormon,
named Spencer while attending court at Salt
Lake. The affair created intense excitement
there. The assassination of Frank Mcneil and
Sergeant Pike is believed to have been done by
order Of Brigham Young.
Tho Mormnns declare that the Gcntiles elected
to the Legislature shall not take their seats
II u battle between Gays company Of Dragons
and party Of Shoshone indians the enemy was
repulsed with the loss of thirty killed.
The Apache and Camancie Indians were be-
coming quite troublesome along the route,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
Bakers Premium Bitters.


FSy> We hope the citizens generally win be nindii
T OF this aA-important Family Medcinc--one thai
Invaluable In all climates and in all that has t
formed more remarkabie than any other
that can he taken by nil conditions and sexes with pt4
saietand one that stands unrivalled cure of Dysper
Colds and Coughs Cholic, Nervous Affections b
Aeuc and Fever and Nervous Headache. Bakers eecbro
PREMIUM BITrERs have been manufactured In Richmond
for years past and highly recommended by Physicians
others for their great virtue. They composed enir
vegetable substances aud therefore entirely free from mine
raj oisons When all other remedies have failed, singe
lie ns been known to cure the OF Dyspepsia
to by the late Ro T. Newcls aud fevsss a. aesiei
H. Gregory, Of Henrico and ohers-and choics and daro
as hincds ~ our citizens assert, used with great
cess during the prevalence of the Cholera in Richmond
winch immediately checked AMI uprooted the symptom
thai hrd disease b! the Of Bakers PRENIrN Brrre.
Indeed we doubt II there has
powerful and yet so s'ihing these Bties
are constantly administered 10 chidrea th the appies
The Proprietor Of these Bers sanxous thetn
Throughout the country and for TINS reason will put
count! merchants and others by the Wholesale such Ir-
" cannot la 10 please. All invited Bitter
Ia Juig" ''r themselves Of their meris = = ~
10 Dc had OF all druggists 10 Lynchburs and els Where
'Tglha For orders address Il. BAKER, Proprilf
Jul. zo-iscts Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
TO sportsnaen.

i"Ean n reeept of pesisa Il our saock az aonh,. and
zsGeen{e UNI and ~ Aessle hu days an unusaely
Also Powder FiaakA sho. BasA Bird BssA Gun wsds Der
cussion Caps Baltimore Shot, Duponrs Diamond Grain md
ohcr Powder and everything else necessary 10 comnec
equipment for The asd. COLHOVNs A Wits
sept 16dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

Northern Assurance Company.
49, Morgae street, London, for FIRE AND LIFE A.
ac StRANCE, al Home and Abroad Established in II.
and Incorporated b, Special Act OF Parliament.
The Policies Of this Company not only guaranteed
large Capital but also by The unlimited personal responsibility
of nearly 400 Shareholders.
A. ALEXANDER.
june s,lly Agent In Lynenbure Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
Ar PRIVATE SALE

fLsS Ia: Man>ioh H"asc Tract Of Land of Edward Tins
@ "r' containing 344 Acres and The Ch,s oui Island
"ti"'', containing q Acres lying mis above y,,I
"A, are Al Tor sale his propc, il yauabl. and can b.
"rl-hi ii a moderate price ~ ~ "
lt' can bo Known on application 10 the Subscriber #, Ann
'df'h',, or To William T. Srot E~l. near TIE mouth
VI i','itF' fo6ERf rlNSI.Ef, Executor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

EUROPEAN LoANs-So--a new loan for France
is said to DO on the taps. Therefore. 1t may be
ar Iued that Louis Napoleon begins tc feel the
embarrassing consequences Of the late war ina
financial point Of view. sardinia has negotiated
a loan and Russia 10 now in the market for a fur
Their loan Of twelve millions sterling, inn three
per cent stock to be put forth at sixty-eiebt per
cont, thus yielding about four and-a-half per
cent on tho investment. Then there is an East
India loan in the market for five millions sterling.
Thus It appears that sundry nations arc getting
deeply and rapidly in debt. RESPONSIVENESS have
been made by and to the British press against the
new loan in behalf Of Russia being taken by Eng
llsh capitalists but, rs is observed by tho Times
this must he left to the Independent judgement of
each Notwithstanding in money must be regu-
lated by the same rule az dealings in ron,in grain
or any other article. BY way of aFording our
readers tabular guide to the present condition of
nationally monetary affairs, we quote the follow
ing summary Of values in August, 1859. with the
rate Of interest agreed to be paid by tho default
inc "A vol M tbe honorable pnrties -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
New Trimming and Fancy store.
T G. IT, T<TNJCJTV

l.. A. &c Il. KTNSEY
TAkE pleasure In announcing TO the ladies and citizens Of
Inchburg and surrounding country That they have taken
the No j6 STREET under the Warwick House and
os,c Mr. H. &. Nictors Periodical Store, where they will
and AFTER THURSDAY, the 10Th nst offer for inspection
tire AMI large stock of Paris Dress Trimmings Head
Dresses Head Ornaments, Moar Cups Hair Brads, Curls,
Hair oils Pcrnmery Combs and ruslts Soaps Por,emonais
None, Bags Travelling Bags Cabas, ciicucs Worse oos
for ladies misses AMI infants shetland WOOL kubas Working
Materials of every kind Needles Pins Hooks and Eyes lwa
Rubber Cloth infants, leits and Betting. buttons great
varieties tead Nets and Fancy Hair Pins latest styles Hoop
skirts GoNrs Hosiery Knitting Cottons, Saxony Yarns and
host IF Toys AMI other things tedious Of
which viii iahr great ASSURE in showing to all who
favor with Il cab
Tic Ladies' respectfully and specially solicited call
examine stock OF Dress Trimmings Head Dresses and Head
Ornaments, which Of the styles and cheap,
mott" shall invariably be, small Idts and quick sales
sent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
ID [ S SOI.U TON

'ENi coihrinrs.p heretofore existing under til. Il, of
hi4ttn"Gh JosLiN dissolved the 9Th by muiuni
c"Sh g. ~ WhliieEore il alon, authorized In r., oil
e'ahis ani viii pa! all debts Those iIi,,,,J Ia lin,
WIN ehr "a nc prompt payment rs il is very desirable To clos,
up All outs IA ling accounts rs soon as possible, " ~
{. a. WHlTTENoPF
!. r. JOSLIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

NOBLE MoruEa-NARRow EscApE-As the
morning train from this place to Chicago came
,ear Rock River bridge, IN Monday last. the en-
:ineer, Robert Waugh, discovered Il little girl at
Hay on the track. He sounded the whistle ut its
highest, sharpest noe. and used every possible eff.
,rt to stop the train The little child kept moving
long on the track, apparently frightened by the
whistle. hut did not leave the track. The mother
{ the child, who lived in house near the bridge
eens her ch!lis danger, male spring to save
Ter, and rushing in front of the engine caught her
hid and fell over the opposite side. The engine
brushed her clothes as she fell, and passed on
hort distance hec,re il could be stopped. The
Conductor. Capt. Phillips ran to the place. and
ouni the m ther had tainted but both mother
nd child were saved. lie took the child in his
arms, and restoratves being usei the mother soon
:evived. Who can tell the joy Of that mother t.,
know her child was saved? Had she hestated q
moment, or have been only second later. both
mother and chilamust have been crushed beneath
he wheels of the engine. We did no, learn her
name, hut whoever she is, she is brave aud he
roic wonlan.-Rock island( H. Argus
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

Mackays Lie and Liberty In America;
Life for Life. new Novel BY author Of Inn tr.ns
-Four Years on Whale Ship; ~ 'a''aN
swallow Barn BY j. p Kennedy. Nr
hapoeonie ideas
Bowers Travels in Central Africa
Henry ~. John. Novel bY Joln rs,.,, 4, =,
Alcohol and Tobacco ~ '" "Se;
Received to-day, nj PAYNE 4 nj AcEropp.
SEPT 15-ds Of M,So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

Lynchburg Gulno Depot
HAMMERS aud the public generally her, ty nntin Al,
Il the L,nclburg Guano Depot. KEEP, by VIM Wii, 'na'
'e ""i'-'"'i's,
M. 4 Peruvian C;nann
Eceses Manipulated Gaano:
Sombrcro tiuano Lynciiuurx gyo,in,l.
Mexican Guano;
keiilewells Potash an Plaster
have taken every precanon To furnish reliable articles
buy the Peruvian Guano nom the Ageats of lie Peruvian
crnment which certainly pure am soe ayent In
for Reeses Manipulated Guano and viii insure II 10 he
~ what II Ii represented to be- viz half Peryia, al @
half Sombrero believe this good as Peruvian nonJ
for pound on any crop that be used on The Som
buy In he lump and have ground can sell Il ON
term. as can be bought where In United stae Nv
plan % sell Tor small pod and strictly for cash ha H.
iy bestowed heretofore. WIZ a MI r. = seeral-
sept i3-ltt-ksp copy On Rssi,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17
RutIin's Phosph, Peruvian Guano

ANlNi been appointed Agents excellent Fertilizer
We are NOW prepared Ia furnish II 10 Farmers and Plan
'rrs Al hlhloa prices, aiding acu; charges We think this
hi Is h"'hd 10 siprcc In Il measure, the nsc nt
ieru' ian G'ano. All we ASK Is Trial To convince The n,
incrr,l uuS JIoI ling 81, '
SEPT li-h- A scnt. in I ,n,,h,,,.