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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

OFFICE OF THE EXCHA NGE BANK OF VA
LYSCnruRa Dece mber2ist. 1879.
THIS Office viii be closed the 18th
Saturday the LIST of January bills and Notes, falling
due either Of thos. days he paid the proceeding
days Paper tended for discount be- deposited
Thursdny the a3d. and Thursday. the 3Uih Inst
dec 2ldiw. wM NJ. BLACKBOARD, Cashier
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01


III opened aud stock Of oi ST
IL KEEPING HARDWARE Tools uf every description,
Goods design. Springs and Axles.
Carrrgr trimmings Wooden aud Hio Ware Fancy W. rk
and Travelling Bask Sewing oc and kecepton Chairs
Guns Pistols Rifles Hunting and shiag Tackle Fine
Pocket Table Cutlery the best English and Amero
Shears Scissors and Points of superior finish
Sadlprv Hoe Co, celebrated Saws Leather Benr nrI
and HEM Packing. Table ard Floor oil Cloths window
Shades AMI tilt urniers House hudig Materials in great
Shoe naker Findings, Nnts aud Washers Eml"
Gigs and Carriages beside many and handsome ds MT
embraced within the above
Buyers viii tnd this stos Of the finest quality "f goods and
comprising greater ,aIict, than other perhaps In the
South, and they are respectfully invited TO examine IT,
OCT l3-sl s. NJ. &
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01
coLHoUNe 4 WILLS.

Two APOnTnMRN.-.1as mss veeesssd e1eaher In.
Il voice Of those beautiful klfLEb, whrh have been
generally admired These uns made expressly fnr
sales; have thsnn end warranted
dec 4 ta CoLHOuNS WILLS.
VI,O WAGON AND CARhBAssR bIAkRRa,-s
We have on hand, 5000 HE sory white OAK sf0KEe,
before seen. ldec 4dts1 CoLHoUNs WILLS.
TSIOAKS: CIOAKs!!-Juss recelvcA ~ Kx.
~ press. ahandsere assortment Il CLOTH CLOAkb ~
the latest styles ldec dtsl J. MATTHIAS 90
CuPER rRENCiT CLOTH C6ATs.-Th 3
- CLOTH DRESS AND FROCK GOATS, sold 81 the IA.
ar. keel IN style qualify OF material and Workmanship
max. 1t point Invariably to furnish none but Sec6
AID to hargo only equitable plices n YOU wantA well
made, good iing sa isndsoms pRESS SUITS fos he ho
doe as BuRRouGHs sHArER CO.
NTOTBCE.-Thcs ub.cpibcr haviAG procured .
~ lot the asn for the purpose Of laying selling and
receiving WOOD Oh co@mssen wAl endseyorle kcp 80.
sapty hand, aood supply ct the same Thoee n WA1
OF the article, will please call At Elbotte sAhA -
Bridge Street where myself boh can Awhys . lpund
tce. Idce d3m JAZZ We Wnl0AE
n AGER BEkD SALOON: LAGAB0 WD1R
IL SALOON 1.-THE undersigneA has Ne peeeare toe0r
the citizens OF Lynehourt sAa Gle peelle = tsae
raj. that he has opened fine A0ER Bnke eALOO4 snd
endeavor every body with the best LAoxR ~ the
beat prominent brewery Of PHILADELPHIA which
nc know lodged sse best In the United States
family will sell dozen bottles Of Lager 1esr at
tl-the bottles O be returned. Come nue a.
dec ,5.dtA WIZ LOWE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

UDURE OLO MEDICINAL " MlSKY, ~
dec dts' STABLER q JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01

IAPENKD THIS DAY, - dssea 81 gewtlr-
meme BUCK SKIN GAUNTLET GLOVES ~ IS ceats
to 81 .They very cheap Gail u NoL
nov I2dts1 JOHN ABkAHAub.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-24

STRANGE STORY ABOUT A SPIRITUALIsT.--A year
aud a half ago gentleman named Hume of re-
spectacle standing from Nunda, Livingston
County, in this State, was boarding in Robin
son street, in this city, and Mr.. Morrill, and
his wife from Newburyport, Mass, were in
mates of the same house. The Massachusetts
lady AYERS that the boarders in this house were
much given to holding spiritual circles, and that
she was induced to sit at the mystic board, and,
through the agency of Mr.. Hume and others,
became entranccd. While in this state, she un-
derstood that she was developed as a writing
medium, and alleges that when she awoke she
was in her bed ROOM which was on the same
floor as the parlor where the circle was held,
and that the New Yorkcrs had taken advantage
of her helplessness to outrage her person. Sub
saquently child was born, which her husband
refuses to acknowledge. The affidavit implicat-
ing the accused was taken in June last, but the
arrest, for various reasons, was delayed until
last week, when Detective Bennett was sent to
Nunda for the accused. Justice Quackenbush,
befJre whom he was taken on Friday last, held
him to answer, and set down his examination
for to day. Mr.. Hume asserts that he is not
nor never was a spirtualist, and that he can
prove by most ample testimony that the charge
is unfounded, and originated in the fancy Of the
aecuser and his wife, who, he ssys, were very
enthusiastic on the subject of spirtdalism. -
N Y. Tribune 14th
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-24

GLAss-Irs usEs.-The cheapne& of glass
for common use, which chcapness is the result
of chemical discovery, has OF late years set the
ingenuity of man to work to give greater bcau-
ty to glass as an article of luxury. The employ
ment of sharp grinding wheels, put IN motion
by treadlc, and used in conjunction with II
very nice hand, produces cut glass; and the lat
ter is now comparatively SO cheap that scarcely
a family swithout some beautiful article of this
manufacture. Ordinary drinking glasses, lamps,
&C., are made in imitation of cut glass. by sub
jecting portion of the melted glass to pressure
in mould in this manner articles Of great
beauty, but of less cost, closely resembling
cut glass, are made in great quantity. Tho re
duction of the cost of the manufacture of glass
has also had the effect of improving the archl-
lecture of our houses to a very great degree
We have now plate glass Of the largest dimcn-
sions, giving light and beauty to our shops; and
sheet glass, nearly as effective as plate, adorn-
ing our private dwellings. Sheet glass in the
making of which an amount of ingenulty is ex-
ercised which would have been thought impos-
sible in the early stages of glass making, is do
ing for the ordinary purposes of building what
plute glass did formerly for the rich. A por-
tion of melted glass, weighing twelve or four
teen pounds, is, by the exercise of this skill,
converted into ball, and then into cylinder,
and then into fiat plate
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-24

THRILLING INCIDENT or TIE BATTLE or BuN-
KER HILL.-Mr. j. r. lleadley, in his g Diary
of Chaplain in the Army Of the Revolution, =
relates the following
I" At the Battle Of Bunker Hill, as the British
were advancing through Charlestown to the at
tack, IL soldier entered house where tho hus
band lay sick. His wife was young and beau
tiful, and hearing the soldier in the next room,
went out to meet him. lie Immediately ad-
dressed insulting proposals to her. Being an
grily repulsed he attempted violence, when her
screams aroused her sick husband from his bed
Nerved with the sudden excitement, he leaped
up, and seeing his wifo struggling in the arms
Of British soldier, ran him through the body.
The man feel back on the floor, and as his eyes
met those of his destroyer, he shrioked out my
brother. The recognition was mutual, and
with tho exclamation, have murdered nv
brother the over excited invalid husband fell
dead on the corpse. The unhappy brothers
were Scotchmen. One had emigratcd to Amer
lea several years before, the other had Joined
the English army, and after u long separation
thus met to perish together
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-24

by my arts l won, when she had given to you
the love which, even after had wed her, was
never mine."
$50 on" said Ward in husky tone.
81 see this subject calls up the past, and
arousos in you feelings which it is not strange
you entertain for me. have but few words
to say. I worshipped Genevieve De v even
as you had done and, fool that was, I thought
that once mine l could teach her to return the
affection / cherished for her, Leighton" Joel
Palmer-such we will for the present call him
uttered the name in fearful tone, " on my
knees | beg of you to forgive one who has SO
basely injured you"
"Ido, Legate. In the sight of Tim who
gave us both our being forgive theres." /"
/" 1t is enough. Now can--but Hark. Did
you hear that?"
AYE"
"'Tis the signal for my execution"
i" l must go then. Farewell" There was a
nervous grasp of the hand, and then the Ma
MAC left the presence of Palmer the Tory, for
ever.
A few moments passed, and the body Of
Palmer hung in mid-air-the spirit had gone
to render up its final account unto Him who
gave it.
[CoNCLUpEp NEXT WEEK
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-24

PosTNcs.-Why is bare footed boy like
Grecnlander Because he wears no shoes (snow
shoes.)
Why is man leaving an omnibus full of "a
dies like a conyalescent child +? Because he is
getting GU. of the (w)hoops.
The small addition Of Mccormick Reaper
would make shelving machines very desirable
for agrcultureists; for who would wish to be
without sowing and reaping machine?
| The halforphan' motto--Ne Plus ultra. (No
mthcr.-N. Y. Epeaing Post
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-24

AMuslNc.-.A plain spoken woman lately Wis
tied a married woman, aud said to her, How
do yo ucontrive to amuse yourself?" E" "Amuse"
said the other, starting; L" do you know | have
my house work to dot" "Yes,' was the ans
wer, q see you have II TO do, but as it is
never done, | conclude you must have some
other way Of passing your time"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-24

BEEcnER ON BuRNs.--A lady, when told that
Mr.. Beecher was about to deliver lecture on
Burns, suggested the equal necessity of lec-
turc on scalds. Mr.. Beecher is NO constantly in
hot water that he ought to be pre-eminenty
! qualified to handle such theme,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-24

A MUSICAL MousE.-The Buffalo Commercial
relates curious fact in Natural History, lately
developed at the American Hotel in that city.
A family, having rooms in that hotel, lately left
town for few weeks. On their return, they
found that mouse was in the hnhit Of coa-
stantly visiting the cage Of canary birl which
had remained in the room during their abeenee,
having taken that opportunity Of forming the
acquaintance during the unusual stiffness Of
the apartment. To the surprise Of tho family
is was found that the mouse had been taking
lessons in singing of its musical friend, and
would constantly give forth notes in ncxact imita
.on of the canary's tone, but low and sweet.
The little creature now visits the cage nightly,
eats Of the seed, and endeavors by its singing to
excite the attention and call forth the notes Of
the bird. 30
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-24
$50 1)ri,e Gale.

entered according Of Congress- in the year 1858,
by ). BoYcE in the Clerks Office Of the District Court
Of the District of Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-24

A sprightly young balle, who was an admirer
of poetry, would often tease her beau to write
verses for her, as he had made some acquain-
tance with the MUSES.. One day. becoming
quite importune, she would take no denial
" Come, pray, now do write some poetry for
me-won't you? I'll help you out. I'll fur
nish you with rhymes, if you will make lines
for them. Here, now---'pleasc, 'tcase, 'moan,
bone" He at length good-hamorodly conf
piled, and filed up the measure as follows:
10 form that is faultless, face which mustpease,
| Is added a restless desire just to---tease;
| Oh, how my hard fate should ever le--moan,
| Could but believe she'd be bone Of my-bone
| The Selma, Ala, Sentinel says that dentist
Of that city recently prepared full set Of arti-
fetal teeth for lady Of the vicinity, some sixty
or seventy years old, and who has been quito
deaf for twenty years past. As socn as the
teeth were placed in her mouth the hearing oil
the old lady became quite suddenly as good rs il
ever had been.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-24

NATuRR.--Nature ID pattern maid-cfail-
work, and does best when least meddled with.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-24

Persons who stand upon ceremony have a
precarious footing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-24

The man who courted IN investigation says il
isn't half as good as courting an aaectionate
girl.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-24

A SUSPICIOUS MAN.-He'd searcha pincushion
for treasan, and see daggers in needls.csss
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-24

The most squal7v sea is infancy
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-04-06

NH"'| - "''''|'HN
sasss VI eiypsrr = sod neom
wHi 'hs' ils tsst i,ffds'afe "
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si,sv, II u not ohly . dlssss'Ias
ptssu~ be, u positively mose iuJa.
sicss than dsIstias bsshdJi
Enron gSstIssL IL, me hand
you 'hs IoIIosins Zip. lls vsblIes'
lIeA ny prove > tlsssIss Y so'ss
female vho 10 carrying hesself 10 The
grave In lhs nss u . eompsuhd lnofe
pefnieicus then brandy Il 10 ssId
10 he made oi tobacco sisIas, ~, /,
l'lehasu Ios we "vse'''y ., ~ ns.vs, w. |"
',''e'"'se' |. ea'm s kss' s sas .. Il.
name, to prodscs w plIInuIus sesehs.
Inhalcd 81 taken In No neulh, ~
hne powder pnsssss " end lealeas
nm tLs i.anus. eIov sins as3 akn0no
on Ms 'I"1 epss..s ~. .. s.,-.s ~
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auesa, sssa'Ins shs syae1, - ssouss
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peetors',on, ce''esss''"e =. e"s pre-
fa''ns -s Ooa! s lns 800 =" W. vi
'nina s"a 'smPs' co.,ssPonss sss
'aeh Is the I0fcs o' ms nso'', ms'
y becomes = soI' " ',.,'..,.a seeona na'sae' wv
'afa 70 V'eaA, a"a "'''m."'! eo"'
st.sa'Ions' ana '"ne'i'Ao'e' ~ :
stimulus s'mpy' y perhaps no
sorss man strong df'at' pu' y no
better. hca'c,lAl'y, y /" xos,e
Ososs:: ., % - .sa's.sr ~ As,Ss 70 ' !: .a1s's. s.s
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-04-06

A nust ahss W. oansashss.
HH#f "a .~r~~ -
w rI.r.
tcosrisuxD.l

|eyonj The witls,nsnis spi''e days
sspinr watch constantly ior Indlan
se, end hopsag ~ ,Hee, with rowing
bsr,y II these dssperadces. but uufvr'
Snstely, NJ ios,uns nsssly u The tendtr
Ssy l,s Iuclinsd to consider Il W.
I'd Dot met With armies of them yet
hn would have d~pscssed our spirits,
I'd Il not l,seu los the smteiNe little
pIsodes ,hs, came up In our Gypsy
10, u sulivcn the monotony Of me
haevh. Ahss spending . sslssrslIs
Ma . .ths haSlts ef . muddy lhs|s
rvck, celebrated for nothing but bops'
t,wu and mires. We met with an In
Idvut that Afforded us amusement ior
rvesal days, a the expense u Mr.
Rim Willis.
'rhis gsatlsmss-sll the way out
ION North Carolina, wss With US on
NJ scout. for the purpose cf gaining
(ovmation u - The eeputry. man.
sss of the people. price Il lssd. 30
Dou Gressss had been Initiating btu
nio ,he mysteries Of lsrisiiug . pony
be sikht be(Sse. And sfhne ws wtev
sddlIng ovs horses. MIN started ouI
W the purpose Of bringing bis pom.
ITO camp. The pony Was tied Just
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-04-06

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IN hase N vkIA6 Va~ Z eowpoGo&
pIIs of silrhs. leaves. ssois, ahushs,
TO-. woven Inio q hIss.llhe coee.
alw0s Gus fpes hIeh. lIes 0Nlu1ov
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sIlss vvl|a1 Aqay ~ ssmsllns. Ne
discovered iks object u W. sessch-s
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ihai tlAl fns)oo sol1)e, r|o(
ms Skal lherc wsve several b& ~
pssasa olsout seoC hea IL ~ -
tiss I'LL that asyihins hessIns ths
mare ofrat. Was VsNhy q pps>soo)(n,
or pity, WI ,hIa uswoal, hul ne I
&aw In theae raj houaes, a|ess " ~
industry NJ whkh iheAht oel ~
aw ~ much praised, and ] tsUusA
hon Grsxsss " dsrlnl from We wusl
of destruction. 'ihat night around
,he camp 6ws. many strange yarns
we're told oflhe ml-haps. and sdsee'
lures Of these hardy sons NJ ~ psal'
RE State. only one of which | can ~
eel now. and tha, | Will sfte yUu IN
my next.
FRO M coxrrSugp.1
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-04-06


We have no in'snuen : ~. nes'ns ~
!an et sss'oss essse's = W ] sae
following sscg3; W heeiy "sss :
fs:s; fsE-,.-,. o.. o..
.Asl 70 .'sdsas sA.ll Iss.t = -
assss shsse Feyss esssss seo.ss.
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49, . scsse,s 49, - -. ~,
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en s'sssssA .oss' we EegS -.
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hinse'Fs - nexed svsno 70! ons
|S sss. Al ens@ % Iouue on
-. nsek ycens nas Iro'a Iram'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-04-06

We feel ,ha, il = due to or p.
irons to rpprlss then q shs sseps
We have !. taken 70 resssstI''h y! the Eas'e
build . yslaifg Csc fey ~.
ens, 90 soon = vu' M ~. ~
reaches here We can issue The pseee
regularly. u will Of course require
!ims 70 build up . ee~p'e!s once
bot Tie lpceevenisnses and annoy.
ssildlas WI e 0.s., .s.. go "a 49,: : ~
: ..i 70 ':.s .s. :ss . r. from ss' l. = \. s:s:
sss.". ss.'y.sfs syy.s:s :. s, %:' sss s':
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-04-06

W. 80 80 flsnt''f s''h 49,
w. shs nessly sssay " ~, ms1's6
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We ssss'y' ssa',ess ~ s'ssnh'ses
70 l''e sep 81 We ssha~ :" WI eus
rl'a' ,i 's'' .'. eve : 'ss''ss 80 ~ ;. '.'. y.
sea W '"so'w ~ 49, w
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-04-06

" ysss slls y Wes6. sssy ssA
pvevohs kss@ w ~ MI No teLw
b cH yms slts n Ne NJ vlses.

A wsa vss :fssd shs Asll~ Ne
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- oo|esNsy : sns. heSps |seyW.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-04-06

e.ssai, 'syr = - ~. 3
ssi.lnnls-saa Nh saa ,hsvys
nsthiag 70 NJ y ssslAss sslsna.s
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-04-06

A eeqpslss y saia Y - sainp~.
~ IHsasnslisa Of onpid, q ~
lssps - bss9. .'sad ttA9 asssss,
ne qnivee.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-04-06

Ysu -, sIvsys Laev hat .
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