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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-13
DETERMINED TO EXCEL.
"A l. l., ! 3 90.

l. We offer extra induccment
To examine stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
The Styles aud Workmanship equal that le ~ order
by the best Taiors In the country.
We procure all
The new and fashionable
Fabrics sold by oar first class
Cloth Houses, and
Have them manufactured
Into Garments
To suit the
From the ever continuing Of more, more from sI
lOnabe present for hsiE Garments
Of which entirely new) suited To the times:
1st ovER OoATsThe Diplomatic, graceful rich and
Portable Garment the Paett the surou the Sack the Rag
Ian, AMI tho 0cnderry
I'd BusIsxss sursManucturcd in every style and out Of
every kind Of goo,s ranging In prices from TO t4o
3D. DRKss FR0CK COATs out and trimmed In tho best
possible and warranted to give entire satisfaction
4h SINGLE BREASTED CL0Tn COATs Black Cashmere Pants
from to Fancy CaAsnars Pants from 10 $4 Cashmere
Vests nom 175 10 o.
9TH Fancy Plush Velvet Vests Of the Plain
and Fancy SILK Vest Plain and Fancy Cashmere Vests enre
ly newD
9th Travelling Shirts Of Linen Merno and Cashmerc
Also, Fancy Muslin Shirts Of French manufacture, something
really beautiful
It'll. Railroad Ruga Sporting Blankets, Night Comorters
Fured Blankets Bay State and Imported Shaws from 10 $50
9Th. Scar of Mern0 Cashmere SILK and Plush Cuvats
Silk Worsted and Leather.
9th Every imaginable kind OF Gentlemens Under Wear
Socks Coars and every srtca h BE- found In st a.s Cloth
Ing House. GLASS a RAINE,
sept 30-dts 1oe Main Street, Lynchbure, Va.
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II A II II A n r'S
EFFERVESCENT SELTZER APERIFNT

TlNlS valuable and opuar Medicine prepared In conformity
with the anal, sis of the waters of The celebrated Sezer
universally received the most Favorable
Medical Profession and Discerning Public Tie MOST
EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
saline Aperie lent
and being entitled To special preference many
Mineral Spring waters Seidiz Powders and ar-
cs both from Its compac'ness and great efficacy II be
Butous and fsb,ile Diseases Sick Aeadacar, Loss @
appetite, Iadigestion, and al Simihir Com.
plants, pecnliarig Incident To tie
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
particularly adapted TO the wants of Travellers by
and Land Residents In Hot Climates Persons Of sesntary
Planters will find valuable addition to their Medicine Chest
With who have used 1t, it has high favor and is Deem
I'D indispensable.
In Torpid State Of tho Lirer-it renders great service in
restoring healthy action.
ually curing those afflicted
its SUCCESS in Of Grare Indigestion, Hdrburn and
Acdity Of the Stomach, and the disfressfng stckness 80
usual during FregaoncyYieds speedily and with marked
d6ords gredtest relief to those afflicted tciM sub
tie PsActing gently the bowels neutraizng all
Irritating secretions and thereby removing n nhammatory
Ja s1mca,uabe IN ancases ,chere gentle Aertsnt
II in the form Of Powder carefully put up bottles to
keep any climate and merely requires water poured upon
20 produce = delightful enervescent beverage
Taken the morning. ntereres with the avocatons
of day. ssng gently the syse restoring the digestive
power exciting healthy and vigorous tone Of the stomach
creating elasticity OF mind and now OF spirits whch
ciye zest every II also enables the invalid to
low many with mpuniy from which he must otherwise
be ebared and without which life 30 rksome ana distress
Numerous from professional and other gentle
steadily Increasing popularity series Of years. strongly
valuable character and recommend 1t
10 favorable notice x e sn ineigent E p.s pn6lle &C.
JOHN A. TARRANT CO., DRusoisTs,
No. 27s Gseeswichst., cor Of Warren, N Y.
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G. II. HARDY &c BRO.
-.a Si0m l. Orna m entail Painter

Gilders 0laxiers and PaperHangers
sr he found at Hardy Bros Furniture Store, on
w dae Street where stand prepared 10 execute in the
,., and most durable style all work entrusted TO us
Dc Ewing our attention 10 the business weope to
80, a.. :, liberal portion Of patronage - -.
share share ,rm, r arr moderate {. II. HARDY BRO.
~ The best permanent paints used by US In all
T. ~ ~ 10 diy &. II. II. X BRO.
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MERiNO VESTS for Gentlemen, very heavy a. the low
Nl price n n O0 nj L. A. r. KINSEY'S,
nov 20 1856 Mau St
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vUsr AgRIyED-we have jast received superior lot Of
u baltimore Flour In quarter sacks OF 10
noundssomeshng For sale On accommodating terms
by tnoy 1tdts] SOLOMON Aosshhs.
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JOHN +. HAWKINS,
DrNnrlnfOr Of the CITY Hotel

INTENDED moving to his plantation this FALL but circum-
stances He will continue until the Let of March,
time his lease will expire lie is thankful 20 the c-
ynchburg and the travelling commnl. for heir M
,ra patronage solicits continuation Of the same. lie
pledges himself keep house that shall not be second to any
In The city wanting good family single rooms can
furnished. lie prepared to accommodate all That may
come, and that with the best the market anords
1-u
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CABELL HOU s E,
No. Il2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
I. RORABACK Proprietor.
JOHN a KYLE Manager

DEG leave their friends and the public gener
ally that CABELL HoUsE s open. II has been ex-
furnished will be conducted by the present pro-
peor upon approved STYLE in all respects The
location has be the best in the city being in
lhe centre Of business Main Street. within few minutes
walk Of the Depot, Warehouses, Banks, DC.
and gentlemany cef ready, prompt anu alien
tive travellers and visitors this House may rest as
sured will be cared for in that style that VIII
give general satisfaction The Proprietor and Manager pledges
they will spare pains expenses In render
ing comfort House. From friends aud
the public generally solicit share Of patronagc
ISAAC RORABACK, Proprietor
sent 2s-dly JOHN :. KYLE, Manager.
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HIRSH &c STRAUSE,
DEALERS IN
ne ADY M ADE CLOTH n & ,
Main Street. between Nown Murrell and A. c. Lewis,
tYNCHBURG, VA.
WILMINGTON USE,

yyE subscriber be5 leave to inform his friends and The pub
lie generally that he has easrd for number OF years. The
above well Known and popular House
The TABLE shall be supplied with the beat that the markets
and THE BAR with the choicest LIQUORS AND Cl
CARS. u,.n,,
Attached hotel Is large and roomy STABLE, with
careful and attentive ostlers . :.
No trouble or expense will be spared either the part OF
the proprcr assistants make the Washington TS
class House J. N. ANDERSON Proprietor.
anril2 2)-dl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
THE LAND OF DREAMS.
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

mighty realm is the Land Of Dreams,
With sleeps that hang in the twilight sky,
And weltering oceans and trailing streams,
That gleam where the dusky vallies lie.
But over its shadowy borders flow
Sweet rays from the world of endless morn,
And the nearer mountains catch the glow,
And lowers in the nearest fields are born.
The souls of the happy dead repair,
From their bowers OF light, to that bordering
land,
And walk in their fainter glory there,
With the souls Of the living hand in hand.
One calm, sweet smile, in that shadowy sphere,
From eyes that open on earth no more
One warning word from n voice once dear
How they rise in the memory DER and DER.
Far off from those hills that shine with day.
And fields that bloom in the heavenly gales,
The Land OF Dreams goes stretching away
To DINNER mountains and darker wales.
There lie the chambers of guilty delight,
There walk the spectres of guilty fear,
And soft low voices that float through the night,
Are whispering sin in the helpless ear.
Dear maid, in thy grlhood's opening flower,
Scarce weancd from the love of childish play
The tears on whose cheeks are but the shower
That freshens the early bloom of May
Thine eyes are closed, and over thy brow
Pass thoughtful shadows and Joyous CLEANS,
Aud know, 10y thy moving lips, that now
Thy spirit strnys in the Land OF Dreams.
Lghthear maiden, oh. heed thy feet
O keep where that beam of Paradise lalls,
Aud only wander where thou may'st meet
, The blessed ones from its shining walls.
SO shalt thou come trOm the Land of Dreams.
With love and Peace to this world Of strife;
Aud the light that over its border streams.
Shall lie on the path Of thy daily life
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
PEIFIC FOUNDRY Y
1aChine Shop,
SAN FRANCISCO
Established in 1850.

undersigned continue to manufacture, at
l. above establishment, every kind of Ma
chir and of Iron and Brass Casting.
Vre sole makers of HOWLAND'S PATENT
RORY QUARTZ MILLS, which have now
beeloroughly tested in many localities and
areieved to offer many advantages over any
otMill now in use.
also manufacture Quartz Mill machinery
of other description required Saw and Flour
Mnachnery Single Machines Steam En-
gil Force Pumps, &c, &c.
artz miners can be supplied at short notice
wocreens of any degree of fneness, made from
test Russia iron, and in the most perfect man
n We have facilities for furnishing this article
ty extent which may be required.
'ders are respectfully solicited for any of the
se. or other articles in our line. II is our de-
to turn out the best work, for which we have
iites, at least, not inferior 10 those of any
ir establishment on the Pacific Coast, and at
most reasonable prices.
GODDARD, HANSCONE & RANKIN.
Late Goddard IL Coz
an Francisco, Aug. 16, 1859. 3l.6m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
Recent Imporian, state Events.

FIFTY thousand dollars worth Of property was
destroyed by fire at Diamond Springs, on Friday
night Of last week. 1t burned most of the town
WHEN Broderick's death was announced in
Marposa many of the business houses were clos;
ed and placed in mourning AN eartLomsk,
shock was felt in Marposa on the 10th A bvun
dy bottle in the Gazette office sanctum was pnset
and broken. lN Tuolumne county, ON the same
day. sham duel was fought between men pam
cd Easabrook and Knight. w. w. Col1e, Su.
prcme Justice elect has been appointed by tho
Governor to fill Tcrry's vacancy JorlN Con-
Don, one oi the oldest and most respected prin-
ters in the State, died at San Francisco, last
week. lie was from Portland Maine TIE
Red Star Company at Allegheny town, Sierra co.
realize $500 week from their claim. The
receipts Of The Sacramento State Fair was about
$50, 900. STANFORD, the Republican candidate
for Governor, got one vote in Fresno county
ruE Golden Eagle claims, at HocpervIlc Siski-
The Acghanions have left for the Islands, Aus
ralia aud India. Ar the San Francisco muse
nm they have a genuine reindeer, brought from
he Arctic country. Tue Sonora HeraA has
topped. 1t WAS the Oldest plp,r ia the mines
...FvE more State prisoners escaped on tho
I'D. DAVID G. CoLroN, Of San Francisco, has
applied for letters OF administration In the estate
)l David G. Brodcrick. THE Masonic brother.
rood OF Red Bluff intend giving groud ball dl-
ing the holidays. VAN CHoArE late of Yre.
"a, has been offered $50, 900 for his printing tel.
graph invention for New York State, alone
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

OUR ONLY IloPE IL IN AN ENFORCEMENT OF
THE LAw.-Three duels have been fought in this
state within the past nine days, and on each oc.
caslon one OF the combatants has fallen mortally
wounded. What means this rage for bloody
strife? Where are we tending, and what will be
the end Have the citizens of California gone
mad, that they permit sucu violation Of law \? Is
every mans life to be sacrificed at the altar of
personal revenge, and is no effort to be made to
allay the dread mania 1t would seem that tho
order Of the day demands hot blood in atonement
for hot words 1t is the duty Of the press to now
exercise its power in suppressing this crime. II
IS the duty Of every citizen who is Interested in
the prosperity OF the country to support that
press in its endeavors to stay this every day mur-
drring. There is but one legal and moral course
to pursue. Enforce the law that now exists on
the statute-book 1t was drawn up and its pass
age advocated by noted duelist The votaries
OF the code can therefore interpose no objection
to the enforcement Of a law of their own making.
Alarming CaH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

MYSTERIOUS W0MAN.-Place her among flowers
foster her as tender plant, and she is thing
of fancy waywardness, aud sometimes folly
annoyed by dew drop, fre:ted by the touch of
butterhy's wing, and ready to faint at the rus
tie OF beetle the zephyrs are too rough, the
showers too heavy, and she is overpowe red by
the perfume of a rose bud But let real calamity
come-rouse her afftctiOns-enkindle the fires of
her heart, and mark her then how her heart
strengthens tself-how strong is her purpose.
Place her in the heat Of battle-give her Il child,
brd-anything she loves or pities, to protect
and see her as in a relative instance, raising her
white arms as a shield as her own blood crimsons
her upturned forehead, praying for life to protect
the helpless. Transplant her in the dark places
OF earth-awaken her energies to action, aud her
breath becomes heaing-her presence bless
ing She disputes, inch by inch, the stride of
the stalking pestilence, when man, the strong and
brave, shrinks away. pale and affrighted Mis-.
fortune daunts her not she wears away life of
silent endurance and goes forward with less
timidity than to her bridal In prosperity she is
a bud full OF odors, waiting but for the winds of
adversely to scatter them abroad-pure gold
valuable, but united in the furnace. Ia short
woman Is miracle-a mystery, the center from
which radiates the great charm of existence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
- Jacint0" on Music.

DEAR JOURNAL You were wrongly informed
about that vocal class on Ingraham's Bar. 1t
was instrumental music propose teaching Speak
ing Of music, | do think have the best violin in
Trinity county. 1t came very near being the
ruin OF one almighty good man 1t sent him to
the Legislature in '55, aud if he had not parted
with it by 1859 it would have sent him to Con
gress, or some other place equally as bad Lest
it should play something of the kind on me, |
have been guarded since | have owned it, only
using three strings, and about half rosin and halt
grease on the bow find it adds melody to some
of the soul-inspring national airs, and does away
with that harsh CRATE so repugnant to sensitive
ears
BY the way, l am in receipt of some choice
music, for instance" The Pike County Schot-
tische." As you have no use for notes, send
you the first stanza-
I've worked this river up aud down,
The hills all round about
| never had half ounce claim,
But what it peered' out
Dd Cdpo, last line-40 tons to the square inch
This fiddle hangs against the wall and in the
dead of night, without any visible human agency,
you can hear it play sweet and meodous strains,
that seem nnearihly. II IL be spirits at all
think most likely they are spirits Of some tunes
| have murdered, when first commenced learn
ing
Tho Hard Shell Baptist Co., (the one to which |
| belong) are in full possession Of all their men |
tai and physical faculties, driving their tunnel |
about % or feet per day. My two partners do /
he tunneling, and perform the duties of dry
nurse TO the wlndlass. JACGNTO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

IMMIGRANTS ON THE RoAD.-The San JOAQUIN
Republican describes the immigrants as they come
along from the East. 1t is quite novelty to see
how much at home the immigrant family appear
at night when their wagon is halted near a brook
or well they contentedly take their tea, or cof-
fee. bacon and bread, and sleep as composedy as
though housed in a fine city
/" In the morning, father, mother, and the bows
and girls, are mp with the sun Father and the
boys water, feed and harness the animals, and
mother and the girls get breakfast This disposed
of, all of the weaker members of the party stow
themselves in the wagons, the sturdy boy mounts
his horse and looks after the cows and loose stock
if there are any along, the husband and father
cracks his whip, whistles Yankee Doodle, and
away they start for their next home"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

The following amusing incident took place a
while ago on one OF the Ohio river steamboats,,
and is related by an eyewitness. While the boat
was lying at Cincinnati, just ready to start for
Louisville, young man came on board leading
a blushlng young damsel by the hand, and an.
preaching the polite clerk in suppressed voice:
say, he exclaimed me and my wife have
Just got married, aud I'm looking for accommo.
dations." Looking for berth hastily inquired
the clerk-passing tickets out to another passen.
ger. "A birth thunder and lightning no ~
gasped the astonishcd man, ",ce haiat but lust
got marriea we want place to stay all night,
you know, and-aud a bed"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

PERFECTLY SATISFIED The Harrisburg Patriot
and Union tells of railroad conductor who had
been discharged. and applied again for re-instate-
ment
"You were dismissed" said the supernlen.
dent. austerely, "for letting your train come
twice into collision"
The very reason" said the other. interrupt
ing him, "why should be restoredp'
How so,"
"Why, sir, II had any doubt before as to
whether two trains can pass each other on the
same track, am now entirely satisfied | have
tried it twice, sir, and it can't be done, and
am not likely to try it again"
He regained his situation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

THE PnNTER-Printers are generally poor
men, and for two reasons. The first is-they
rarely ever receive a fair compensation for their
services. Aud the second is-that Injured to CON
tinual suffering, privation and toll their purse
strings are ever united at the bidding of charity,
and the hard earned " dimes" are freely dstrb.
uted for the relief Of their fellow men. Thus it
is that they live poor, die poor and ii suitable
reward does not await them after death, sad in
deed must be the beginning, the existence, and
the end of poor typos
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

JOHN A. GnMER, Anti-Lecompton, just re-
elected TO Congress from North Carolina, writes
to friend in Pittsburg
am reelected by 1000 majority over two
opponents-one the regular Administration nom
lnee, the other OF my own party, bitterly denoun-
cling my Anti Lecompton vote feel proud at
being so nobly sustained by an intelligent South
ern constituency for doing my duty in the hour
of sectional madness"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

SAN FRANCIsCO.-The editor of the San Juan
Press, writing home from San Francisco, gives
the following statistics Of that ten year old city
"There is now here city whose limits embrace
about 1000 acres of land, traversed by nearly
400 streets; inhabited by about $4,000 souls /;
paying taxes on property assessed at about $685.
100000; supporting 2S public schools, for the
benefit of which it pays tax of 35 cents on each
SlOO of property valuation, besides maintaining
many private schools and colleges dispensing
its public charities through the medium of nearly
90 benevolent societies of various kinds con
tanning upwards OF forty societies devoted to re-
liglous, literary, commercial, protective social
and musical objects. besides some so Incorporated
companies; boastng of SO church edifccs and
congregations; protected by fire department Of
nearly one thousand members, and a system of
public water works issuing 30 different newspa
pers and periodical publications, some of which
have no superors anywhere already manufac-
turing largely, the number of foundries, machine
shops, etc, alone amounting to 200 and employ.
ing about 1000 persons having its public hosDi-
tails, its military organizations, its numerous in
surance agencies its artists. its orators its emi.
Dent lawyers, its merchant princes, its elegant
public and private buildings its Hires of stages
aud steamboats, and ocean steamers, and all The
ten thousand things that go to make up great
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

PoErRY.--" AS long as the stars appear nightly
In the hrmament, and golden clouds gather
around the departing SUM- as long as we can
greet the Innocent smile Of infancy and the gen
tie eye Of woman rs long as this earth is visited
by visions of glory aud dreams Of love, aud hopes
OF heaven while life is encircled by mystery
frightened by affection, and soemnized by deaths
so long will the poetcal spirit be abroad. with
its fervent aspirations and deep spells Of enchaut-
ment"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

Tue SENATORIAL CYCLOPs-Dr. Gwin's Daily
Morning Eulogist says that A" with an eye single
to the performance OF his high duties, he has, j."
and 50 forth. As the doctor has so sharply filled
his office to his own advantage and the States
detrment with one eye, we should rejoice that
be did not summon to his aid the other optic
Morning Call.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
10 INERIOR MERCHANTS
AN OTHERS INTERESTED.
WI. HI. BOVEE g. Co.,

PRoPRTEToRs OF THE
PiOneerCOFFEE and SPICE Mills,
Eabii he'd May, 1850,
No. 123ront Street. ........S San Francisco,
VIZ Id CALL THE ATTENTION OF
w th, living in the interior of the State to
their nebrand of Coffee. styled
WnI. BOyee & Co.'s Family Coffee,
leach page bearing their stamp.) put up in
ib paper4S lbs. in case also for Hotels and
Restaul;s in fb papers, 100 10. cases The
increase emand for this brand has induced us
to makech arrangements as will enable us to
furnish leatter
Tlly Choice Article
of Cofelot to be surpassed if equaled in this
MARKETED to those who are desirous of enjoy
ing the Jury of an extra fine cup of COFFEE,
they Inrely upon doing so, if they will pur-
chase D brand of Family Coffee The condi-
tions wfer are, if it does not prove as repre-
Sented, ,urn the same by reshpment, and draw
upon ur all expenses incurred. We are anx-
ious to roduce this brand throughout
THE ENTIRE STATE,
and aretermncd to spare no pains to make it
a trulyily Coffee, satisfied that there are those
who aIilling to pay reasonably fair price for
the sd
We.ll continue to manufacture the Rio Cof-
fee lir the name of Pioneer Mills. and Gus
tomepay rely upon its being of the same uni
form llty as heretofore
Omand of Fresh California Ground Spices
$50 faaby known) we shall continue to furnish
at tbwest market price, in half-ib glass, and
and ID cans. ap.23I3w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

A FASHION WORTH MTATGNG.- latest
"iashion" announced from Europe is that Of
dressing very plainly when going to church.
Some Of the ladies Of the " first class" go up to
worship in PLATA calico. 1t is thus sought to en-
courage the attendance of the very poor, who
have hitherto withheld their presence for lack Of
Sunday cIolhes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

HURDY GURDY.-'rhe Placer Courier gives the
young men Of Forest Hill deservedly severe
lecture Tor dancing and carousing with the hurdy
gurdy girls at the liquor saloons every night, to
the damage of their physical, moral and pecanary
welfare. Hydrauitc Press.
Tho Butte Record says the innocent young fell
lows will, probably, after that lecture, refrain
from carousing with the "bold prvateers" in
future. II they had known it was wrong, they
wouldn't have done it. Perhaps