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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
Bull Fighting in California.

Bull fights have become regular amusement
here, or, at least, there has been one every We'd
nesday during the last five weeks. They were all
very tame dull affairs until the oftluy before
Yesterday. At this last fight they had four bulls.
The second one cnred mp among the spectators,
but did no damage, though. after he was lassoed.
DIR. j. ~ Eckee broke his leg by leaping down
from The seats into the pit The end of tho fight is
thus described in the Bultet,m
The fourth bull was very Wild 20 much 50 thnt
Garcia Yanez, the bull fighter in chiei, was afraid
of him. and wished to let him go out OF the ring
without fight. This, however. was objected to
by two Young members of the Me family, who
proposed iighliag him on horseback, if Yanez was
afraid cf him. The proprietor retired, and the
Noes, mounted on spirited California horsc-, enter
ell the rings and, in avoiding the tacks ofthe bull
exhibited a num g. of extraordinary and a,lmira
ble fents Of ofhorsenianship. They carried n n"m-
Der of bandarillas, or barbed arrows. ornamente1
with cnured paper, which they endeavorod to
throw into the bulls neck, but the barbs being
good for nothing. the arrows would not hold. In
keeping out of tho way Of the bull, they turned
their horses as upon pvois, nnd would sometimes
s.oop and pick up arrows from tie ground wiilo
the horses were Mt full snce'l.
"Mcanwhle, two Of tie banderilleros, Icing the
only two who were not Of MID, sntSred tEo ring ALSO
and showed Considerable daring-ono Of them ham
. n, his hat upon the bulls horns. This ended
the performance. During ito course large unm-
her Of houqucts we're thrown into the ring, which
were ri kel up by the Noes while on horseback.
The mu.ir, during tho intervals of tho fight was
made by two banis consisting OF brass instru-
r,ents, and the oth,r uf tw' guitars II harp and
flute played bv native C.litornians. san Fran
ciSca Carr ,0adem.
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Nicholas Longworth on This Years Vim
taGo.

CiscINNATi, Sept. 4.--We NAV now feel Ger
tain Of largo crop Of grapes; probably as largo
" yield rs for the last three years. Ono reliable
vntner. who, a few years sincc, mndo LOCO gal.
Ions from an acre, expects this fall to mako l,2OO
gallons. The crop being large, the demand for
wine will not be equal to the supply, aud our
vineyard mon should use great care 10 insure
wine Of superior quality, or it will not sell at half
the price Of vino Of fine quality. Another error Is
gathering oil the grapes about tho same period
Some seasons tho grapes are nearly all ripc Ht the
same time; other seasons not more than ono-hali.
No season should tho gathering be continuous
Those not fully ripe should be left eight ten
days. till fully ripe, when tho must will be rs rich
tho frat.
Most vine dressors gather their grapes too soon.
expecting loss in tho quantity Of must IT left till
tn" grapes arc fully ripo, aud from fear of ,av-
ing grapes stolen. The increase of must when
grapes are fully ripe. will, wherc caro- il used,
mako up for the loss by stealing. The loss is not
large as our vineyard men arc from Europe. &C.
customod to shooting and have not forgot the
loading and shooting Of gun,as some grape steal-
crs will learn. Persons tnlk Of nn early vintage.
| presume that there but few vineyards in this
vicinity where grapes should bo gathered in less
than three weeks. First, only those fully ripe
the others, eight or ton days later when they are
equally ripe. In all cases. in tho Inst pressings
about one.tlth should be put in a separate cask,
and to this at tho tmo "a ounces of the best bro.
dissolved in it. II will greatly increase the valuo
of tho first pressing. rs n sweet wine sells at as
high price as tho other, and higher to persons
who not drinkers Of hook wine. Evidence VI
this had from reliable German citizen near
forty years since. lIc Ind been a merchant in
Philadelphia. whore. in that day. hook wine had
not been imported, and when on visit to Europe
determined to astonish his friends. lIe bought
hook wine Of extra quality. and green slasSca,
from which to drink Il. On his arrival home he
invited u large purity of gcntlcncn to dine with
him, and had the green glnsses on tho table from
which fashionable persons always drink hook winc
lie opened bottle poured out glass. and hand
cl tho bottle round tho tnble. Drank it. smackcd
his lips md looked round the table to notice the
pleasure Of his visitors Mt drinking delicious
n wine. To his surprise persen made a wry
face and set tho glass down. Others f,llowed
suit. when one cried out, oh II, Shultz,
your elders our Cincinnati Gem.
N. LoNGwoRTH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

GAs.-We learn from the american Gasiiyht
Journal that there are 245 gaslight companies in
the United States. with aggregate capital Of
$4O,000,000 Tho price of gus ranges from 81 so
to 81 per thousand feet. There ore but compare
lively few instances. however, where the price
exceeds 81, and when it is above that rosin or
sore other expensive article is used for tho gcncr-
alton Of the gas. Mr. David Melville, OF Newport
r. L., is said 10 have been the first person to in
troluce gaslight into this country. In the year
1912 he lighted his residence in Newport; n fac
tory in Pawtuckct and Beaver Tail Lgl:-house
in this way.
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MEDICINES. &C.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

ru,HE founder Ceaebsalsd Inunion one tho most
certain speedy. and sy ss.aa r ,sms r ne % s.rs dor r
"onsl m nsS mpss,scsy wssass:s Of se ~ aea and
.pcpra lrriiaby, Disease of the Head Thsssi
Nse OF skin, and all those serious and elancy DioIcs
1: 's s ssf a.
ep''0"' rendering "af!sSs YSSs,sS' se' mS TpS.''''e.
dreadful and destructive habit which snnay sweeps 70 a.
s @
ss ssrr s.. s s. ~ !. s "'ssd
ing e phy.sai ~saiSs.s orssnic debility asiosm &C.
should mmslasy consult D. Johnston and b restored
Is Who place. h,mss under tbs Of Dr. John..on
gonsy conns " his honor z. eenemea ats conndcntay
''' 'r'" us '1'' SsaaEiS 8 RsEsi1f''s WEAKNESS.
This dsas. Il .s penalty es. .quenty paid by ,ho.e who
@ s. .s 20" s @ s sss
a T.. n Tim. %s, sa;ao % Sow who that Under
sooner BY Glns Into improper sbis than
BY The prudent nesl. being depr.sd = ais pleasure q
body mind arss The system beeones rrsnTsd ths
.a ipaian Of ihs 1esr "dsss.i, Wasting u i1s sn
cough sympioms Of consumption &c.
!soss sr.sss IT,; aide y s..rs s1sDs P...,os.
~ sa 'Ss ses:. anas aSs and containing
stamp 70 be 9.sa ' On u. rp, ps,.on: .is :as. STATE
NO MERCJ7RY on NAUgIOlIs DRUGS ijsED
Member of the oys @ cds2s aSHMSrON ksna.u ..,
"% s s.sar rr s &: X .: % B.: ] : ne % I
wi some Of h. mos. astonishing cures that wes eyss kncw
asn a
nc. WIN lrraaen, Sans. s.s.npsd sometimes With dsr.n
s"''' m "'' Ni'S CERTAIN NIT Iispfsss DisEXsR
When .he mssulded ana imp,aasnt .oa o. peassfs ands
Happen. .ha. ,lms .en:s o. shame dread y discovery Do
,sIia ca" alone Iss"d him sisyns iii i The oon.,"easi ]
.ymp. Of .as ora disease make their sppsarane. .us
limb. dlmns.s o. .sht dsais.s node. shla eoas.
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s :" n' s "Ss nh be S e M sa [
Period S TO M a.sa M .asns Dy :enans ~ him p That
DR. Johnston pledges hm.elfo The nvable
srscy and from his extensive praece In the ars Hospitals e
and speedy 10 tho unfortunate victim d h hod ds
case. . ..,.,,..,x a., ,,., ..... =, u,.,. ~.
IL h meinnchoiy net, that thousands Ai victims 70 ths
cra wh by tho of thai dreadful poison, mercury ruin Ne
Timely srave q s,e 1s rs;rs ~ s;Ga %.s,s'
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49,. 49, ,-,..-,., - YOUNG MEN.
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pIA N q 8 .

z JUST received, two splendh CHiCKER.
Ek1S} szF !NGs PIAE0s.ons Of them = carved Louie
sply Of Knabe's Pianos, q al p.letA
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-----~~=-s~-ses
VICTIMS OF THE PREss.- The London AAenacu,n.
in the course ofnn obituary notice of the late Baylo
St. John, young writer OF great promisn, makes
the following observations his connection with
the London dnily press:
'ln the thirty-sovcnth year, after executing
many volumes Of sound and lasting works, which
showed however, still more of hope for the future
than of actual service done for past. hoalth broke
down; chiefly, II is fearcd, from overwork Of brain,
and from tho unwholcsome midnight Of London
daily paper; and he hns gone to his rest followed
by the sorrowful regrets OF oil who know his
genius and his worth. Few of those whp toss the
m"rning journal from hand to hand over the eggs
and toast, who eagerly bite Mt its lntest md
expect to find in tho editorial columns cnmmcnts
on news only born from tho lightning an hour be-
fore. have any conception of tho sleepess care, tho
promptitudc of hand. the fulness of information.
the rnpidity of wit, and wcar Of brain required
from those who do them this anonymous and in
visible service.
"lf the Press be tho protector of civilization. rs
of course We all know aud preach up day by day,
it is often most cold, cruel and ungrateful tyrnnt
to ts own ministers. Like the Revolution, tho
Press devours its children, and with greedy fero-
city proportioned to the earnestness and success
with which it works for the benefit Of tho outer
world. Year by year We tell of its victims. AZ
VIC look back through the dim light Of few years
the forms Of the men who have dropt away fr,m
this contest gather almost into n crowd. Some OF
them persons who might under other lorms
Of literary nctivity have raised for, themselves
great regulations, and all of them were gentle
mon Of excellent culture and good natural abilities.
They took tho task that lay beforo them. In tho
end, even the strong hand and strong brain sue
cumbed. Lato hour, the draughts, cold, noise, aud
closcness of printing-oice. tho inccssant strain
orthought and toll of hand. exhausted the physicn
powers Of endurance. BayleSt John is the latest,
A. he was one Of the best, Of these victims Of
civilizing and regenerating Press"
FATAL ACCIDENT TO LAwyER.-Sam'l c. Ben
nett, of Cairo Greene CO., New York, member
of the legal profession, met singular accident
few days since, which resulted in his death. lie
wns standing upon tho piazza Of the hotel in Cairo,
in company with Mr.. J. Pearson. when, during n
conversation between the two Mr.. Pearson play
fully slapped him upon the back, which caused
him to lose his balance and fall forward from the
stop, striking his head with great force en- the
pavement below. lilo was taken up nscnsible.
and remained so for hearty half an hour, when no
30 far recovered ~ to say that he was badly hurt
and that nobody was to blame. lle was carried
home, when he became again insensible and fran
tic. The unfortunate gentleman fingered in this
condition several days, gradually sinking al the
timc when death came to his relief.
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j. r.. HOLCONlIsls d CO.,
BANkERS

II y Y.
w ILL make collections al points buy and Exchange
w Coin, and Cncurrent Notes f orders stocks ncSeti
Loans and transact all business appcrtunng gcnCal
banking aud Collection House.
i6-ly J. L. UOlCnMBE
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TIE II NJ =

rh yIEGINIAS Is published daily at 81 and TrWceky at
annun advance, and Weekly nj f2 invariably In I'D
vance otherwise, ~ 81 will bc charged In all CASTS No paper
, he discontinued except the option Of the Proprietor
~ nil arrcarayt-s shall have been paid
aDYEkTiSEMESrS inserted for 90 cents per square OF
IA in or less first insertion, and 3.e cents for each
nlnaancc unless ordered inn. weekly and then %
c siunre be charged for each Insertion ifihe num-
her of Insertions not marked on the Mss will e publshed
IN ordered out and charged accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARE: 40,
For uarc dais n,
fnr iwn squares, .niy 3s
For oac uarc wcekly an
Inr squares tr weekly ,,,o,
,-s-- Advertisements intended for both papers '' ~
cal contract. - , -, .o,,.ir inme,llnte bu.
ANNUAL advertisers will be limited 10 , ms. as %
,,rss ar the advertisements charged nr . .,
,1sy- Al new advertisements appear III '"e u' ~ '
i ais notices which exceed eight lines are charged
t.c:tly for the excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
LYNcHBULa CARDS
CAMP, SMITH & Co,

CAMP, SMITH N Co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Grocers, Commission q Forwarding MeI chants
Near the Dpot Of the Va 4 Ttna. Raiirodd,
LYSCHBCRG, VIRGINIA.
EG leave 10 theta thanks their friends
Dand patrons for the very liberal patronage
for the last two years, md respectfully ask continuance
They have roceu, added u,ir house, which makes
of the largest aud ci
receiving aud selling produce; and those
with their eonsgnncr,s, promise best efforts
tain high prices Tor them, aud sales rendered made
Their stock of GROCERIES, LlpIoRS, &c always c"tr
ptie an The. are prepared 10 offer Inducements Purchasers
Orders carefully and promplN attended to-
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. GARD

a CARD.
HAVE lately made trip afer Goods and receiv-
ing large Of all articles needed vi this
Persons anxious 10 lay out their 10 advantage
will please cali without delay
aug il-dis ISO. j. PURNIS Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

XNOOL CARDING.--tinr Cards in perfect order
w having been newly filled and thoroughly repaired and We
prepared 10 do CAEDlNG in the best nj the
snrcs. notice. We have the "i Mr. toLEMAN
JosEs Of Nelson County, Caer of great experience who
highly recommended very Superior tard,r gu
that want GOOD ROLLS, send In Wool early ana we VIII
endea,or TO card al a In, without delay! we are
determined To pains please those WHO ma! Fhu'i-
1c We will receive Wool aud deliver Rolls ut our stoc
We will keep constantly hand Wool Rolls for sale aid ia
change for Wool.
The Highest Cash Price paid for Wool delivered nj our st"e
mill i4-dsl NOWI.lN ~ MI RRELf~
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MCKINNEY & CO.,
wHoLHsALs And RETAIL
GrOcerS and Gen'l CommlSsion Merchants,

Bunk Square, Main btFeet LynchbufIS
VNE Ia receipt OF Spring stock d GrocefieA
w Iron, Steel, staple Dry Goods, DC, consisting Of
Cuba, Orleans and coffee Sugars various gyadss
Loaf Crushed, Granulatsd and Powdered Sugar
Laguira Rio Java, Mocha and Santos Coffee;
SPERM Wax, Adamantine and Tallvw Candles
Brown and Fancy Soaps, various brands;
Teas Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Delicious Ooioeg Ae3
Spices every kind Sole Leather good and damaged pure
Cider Vinegar Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt Cotton Yarna
all Nos Virginia and Western cured Bacon No Hslllax
IIerrngs in whole AMI half barrels No and Ancssss N
Peruvian 9unno Old Dominion Nat1 XM1lA4 F1n-
Iron; Band Hoop and Sheet Iron Norway M RcdA Aci
CAST shear and Blistered Stee Wagon boxe m Apesso-
gethcr with general assortment Of Staple Dry oQ sleh
No. and 0znaburg, Bieached and Bvov4 11lnn3y and
OznabuTgs Prints Gnghams DC Ac, 70 wh{A hey
fully ask examinations nom their nisnds ~
orally s5sssa6..i Z 81 & 8
Country Produce. Ap<N fodtA
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JOHN Fl. &: SSAM'I. TYRE L
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Sell 7o5dcco Wheat Flour, aud other Country Produce
OFFICE YOrNGEs SMiIns fAAERs hank,
TKNAKE this method Of returning their sincere thanks 10 their
Il friends and their liberal
ronage and hope by their customary punciualiy in the dis
charge of business render entire satisfaction. As 10 their
sosbiiy, &c, they refer 10 citizens vi Lyuchburg generally.
nnril3 Ais
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
THE GOOD THINGS OF THIS LIFE

TIL IL PLACE FOR FuE DELlCACIES.
~ n THE subscriber feels dccp, grateful for the
IN liberal encouragement berofo extended hp list
NcY Of patrons less than prompt IN their
~ engagements | respectfully inform them and the
public generally. that again old stand, South West
Of the Market House. fourth "r below the Post Office,
where intend keeping wbie IN and
fresh and of the superior kind shall he
furnish them low they be delivered in this
market for have brother that has been the best
markets and have made with him
have Oysters opened for he being No judge will
enable to have good Oysters. All ask is call
SEPT Il-ds @. 7. AKERS
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WVoTEL CANDLES.-3o boxes Hotel Candles, with good
Of all other Candles just received and for sale
10y unly l3-dtsl LEE, ROOKIE 20.
(LOCKS! CIOCKS!i CLoCKS!.!-The subscriber la,
received hundred Clocks OF all Sorts shapes
and patterns which he would invite the attention OF his
friends community large. Please call and examine, and
you VIII find the prices TO suit. ~ -
dec 2-ts JAMES DINWIDDIE.
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Timely Notice--Payment Of Accounts.

is matter Of great importance t" me, and onc o
small consideration those indebted Ia account
this opportunity Of informing friends who nre o~ ing
me bills wish them settled in July-ihai being
lar collecting that they will find their bills read, al
my store the lt day Of uy next Those who failed
January will he afforded oppartuny ery In july after
which time if pa, ment is not made, snail be compelled Il"
fnf0rce pdHiaenf L. L. AkMlS iI.hp,
June Il 1dts-Rcp copy. No. lao Main street
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Removal! New Stand! New Goods
AVISG sold entire stock Of Goods at my old stand,
have located below the Norvell House, opposite Hall
Liver, stable where will continue the Gr0ceyy anu to'is
sion BnSiat>S Thankful friends and customers for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended me solicit conn-
nance of the same assuring them will offer inducements for
cash. will keep constantly on hand, nice selection of Gko-
,.r anJ Mil Oaal j. {. SHEAhEE
lta
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k 10TH BY LAw.-"Proxics to represent stock In their
general meetings. shall only be valid for the space Of yenrs
from the date thereof" W. II. II.
rsy- Papers advertising for the Company win copy.
aug -til14sept
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silver Pital 81 ldd l1Q119&
w s..oaahas ~ =: y! 81 & se4.
Il sept 6dis p1skh = Assaa - ~
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Oils for Machinery.

OIIS
HAVE in store supply of Pure Sperm OIL Best RSfned
Solar OIL and United Bierched Lard OIL, suitable for
machineryfor sale by the barrel or single gallon by
aug l-,lts JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist.
BNREsI EGG AND ARROW ROOT CEACKERS--Justio 10
hand. lot of Fresh Egg and ArTor Root Crackers,
light very nutritious diet for children and invads for sale
Iv [aug s-dsl j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
ANIE session of the subscribers School will commence
L On MoSpAy, September 5th
TERMs.-*2o per session of Ave months. -
aua IL -,t7seld Il. NJ MCKINNEY.
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xna Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!!

A l~liING open In former house In September
w and stock of Goods possible, shall Oner
MANY BARGAINS at present Store nearly opposite the
Merchants Bank.
hnve some Ladies' good CATERS at 81 90; few Kid Con
orrss t;utcrs at ii Cooured Caters at ~ 90
MY supply Lddies Fine Shoes AMI cutters will he kept
,reliy full constantly Also Trunks. rayclling Bags, &c
iuli aD-s +. SEABChl
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TUTW TTT'UHTWFNf ~ 7TUIV
NOW ALL MES PREsESTs: That the subscrb
crs being Stockholders in the Virginia Tennessee Railroad
Company, do hereby constitute and appoint
true lawful attorney and proxy represent each Of
In all general meetings of the Stockholders of said Company,
when not personally present. with full power and au-
lory such general mceng " give such vote votes
and snc Other acts each Of could give do,
If we were personally present.
Witness, hands and scais, this day OF
WITNESS tsEAil
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12

~ A German woman was recently
arrested, in Buffalo for aiding in the
commission of dreadful outrage upon
her own daughter. Total deprayity is
not yet extinct.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-01-12
.4TTE.VTIOE!!
THE CITY OF CHANTRY

Is portion ste aud Prospects Take down your map
and from Boston trace along that limo of Railroad.
leading west and you viii find that 1t DIVORCES no
point but few minutes from air limo, and by the
connexion in crossing the Lake to Milwaukee will make
in few months through the heart Of the whole north
from the Atlantic to the Father Of Watcrs," one OF
the greatest and most direct thoroughfarcs In the
Union. AEafs # ft'F
Directly in range with this route, and surrounded BY
the ndiscribabiy beautiful country of northern Iowa
and southern Minnesota the western bank of the
Mississippi, i situated the city Of CiANTRY. Its To-
cation j. delightful, and the surrounding scenery
surpassed in natural magnilcence.
good aud well cultivated farming country surrounds
the town, and the bluffs in the vicinity are low Is
easy of from tho country than any other
place tor great distance either north or south.
Tho proprctor In calling the attention Of tho public
to their town. beg leave to state that in the building
of Chantry they confident success and it is their
determination, by concentrating their energy and pur
suing policy OF berality towards settlers and thoss
making improvements, to build up Toen indeed
We earnestly solicit mechanics traders and capitalists
to investigate proposals. Great Inducements will
be offered to parties, to erect Mills, Fcundricp Hotels
&c, i. For further particulars, enquire of Augustus
French, of the propretors, and authorized agent
to NEGOTIATE in all matters relative to the town. Once
in the Post Office, McGregor Iswa.
We have Lithograph Plats and maps, showing it,
position, and the surrounding country.
Nc0regor Iowa June lS5Sn8oy1