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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28

BOtftrsttCs.

NV CROP ats1sHf in sr-,. s-'.s,
ar.Is $40 fIEHs.s. IrI. rt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
967 Acres, l Rood and IS Poles.

-oA. IL UAJC Oh lll5ls.-.e
-aLLsD sAsrrL srEipgN's 'FrHNics raun. sup-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28

NEW GOODs

Sh eos ,.csiEihg large aud veil selected
800 .. eoods, suitable 10 the season which
VIII ee soii ON a. accom- a0datins tern, =, cas- n.
sad 70 this county. We have iasi opcu-d our
Stock Of DRESS GOODS fos Isd,,. ,ms.1
sh'eS are sesne rich .yls. Of Tissue. ssd Bsra.
scs' hehe AIRS. Double Skirt Rone. Of,s,tl.
Jaeone, and NJ surninr Tis.ues ane B.,,... :.
WHITE GOODS.
Striped Swis. aud Jsc Mnais.. y w cor.,.
aud SLEEVES. Msrssiilrs snd Tufk,.s a all. yn.
trotdyed koee. tor chiidftr Linen Tsf., Cieth.
Ioseh and NAPKINS. NJ tichgs sill alea.s cali
and examine the s,O.g.
Aprh :. 1859. Z. sApIrR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
CASH .UYEIss

IN FAA ASN AtSS
A IT, req it 500 90 call 81 once and examine our
II sl9-A oi DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. No
HUNS. &c. Having transacted our bushes
iIf one caa gP'1 The Casa Pb'Scir-E O, th. ,t u.s..
faction 81 onr customers. We croG 'ruuy commend
% ID ne put.ir, "a The assurance HAT e. only ,!s.
"'i' '' age 81 unir'uaNv priu'ar
We are uaw opes L. iat iaf-.,i sr.i i.1a.' com
ft'i- a'a 'r.utni Nc nave rvrf received which hg.
been bought entirely ~ CASH. sud which wrUtI
sell a. prices that ce;y eompS Iiii1n. Cone aud
pIice our DCmesiir. Dress Gocts. Gfor-uts.
hart"ate Oleenswaie Motions Brois. shoe.
ha's ari csps. in he :uii expectation Of hncire
ien 70 per cent. lower ttaa can De bought else.
who're ~ The county.
We er.itc Z" show our G. ,ots and cen mend Our
.ficss a. The public.
Ar. : % HEnRES & TRIr.sIIf
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NOTICE;

I HEREBY rcminar brr0.tf arf constitute =
l w. kFsvrDY mv ffur alf lauf1i tro-ncr fs
collect 40 my sceoJufs az ilcurh myself go
Jas- eoa 1884, CIV sArpIN0ToN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
Farm for sale,

7 WILL ssil my Farm coma 1iog ~ ACRES
l - eo'- Lin.sicHr L10e, !,il. BE- C'ass- .,.
"a o mice tAaf Of NIucnr-frr. I, j. lait tn In
siE afids-sil opening 70 Barn auN Isrre auf
lasting poll 81 water. TIE impTuvrm,pts are
COOS, cons isiiog II a large House. Barn. Corn.
HouSri GgaHrry, Garbage iDase Icc.fIouss
Da"y, Mea'-ilousr, &c. 80. There IS ai.o
We'll % good Lims.ons W sier a Gs-i-r u-g.fv
pare Ia. anf plenty oI Choice Fruit Ff..s.
TEENa 20 suii the plreha, ei P..-c-gi-a given
Immediately. PETER CAIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
Tom Telegraph
EnnniiN Ernrrrlc.

4 r1rs sri-.s o. ker.ssn OF fa,frt-sivef srt
trflrtr q a. CAMPBELL
baul it fei9
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DISSOLUTION.
= " ILSCN
4. &. TiMEEGLAKE

% oii 'nfs, 90 GtFpuu va. &c c,nGac.,G t.
,"- ntu'I' 'c-"' under tas name Sud t-m a. Fin
b'r.sse euh'Cur. 4 tbuuuusuua If tb. ,u..
'cm 81 thls c1mnuniiy is respectfully .aI lsirft.
AiT' '.le3" g. 'fiMBERLRKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28

- n hfRhtiS s1'def's eerr~rd.tIisf. HYE
- - HHIshLI. c.aSaEtssJ IHe - s.ta ~
g. ". ClIAMHEHq
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
Portable Farm and Plantation

"a ~ auu EldAtdllUu
Nj L l. i. -
FOR oAiNpiSc GRAis, sricrs, pErcs, PAINTS,
sc. DIAMOND IRON BURR MILL.
Patented March 9'h, 1855. y } Bursse.
THIS mill is ihs s-,iard viii la, l,,,.,,,,,
a any V'hef "a u'c. O. it, tie mo-tsimpir in cen
sfuohon the meet percct IN working and ne
cA-sPest .! asy mil oo~ before the puzzle
PRICES
10. I Usnd M,lat $500
No. Hand ,r Power Mn. 2OCD
40 toset Mii. grin ios from to
10 bushels pr hCus, 300
Sis'r and CUuDts riah.s ior al. Can D.. ,.,,
II op-taii.u hf cainu. 0pYb the Subscribe.
Al orte-s ssf.' receive pf"lurt st',lura. F1ou.
ofis ant Aifeai-c aen ~ll. 4af tai. ,-.tgr- af,t.
IA S,uh Thut Street pAns.i',b.,
We love Laurelwood, replied Jessie. o..
We love the cause Of freedom better Tn,
destruction OF property will grisve Us bat
iuhc' It valuable lives are spared and IL,
lary .I-sc.t1HIs pgb4hcd
Punished be assured ,ba. they will :
exclaimed Paul Hszeihur,t Heaven /,
Jusi Some Of them are even now reapin 4
'hc reward OF their yillsiny Loo.a tLo,,
t1ririug wretches who fell near the door
Listen to their mosns Of angurh Wh,,
lsoushi have tccy t. comfort them and sof.
ten the pains Il dissolution They dic-s
horror 10 themselves aud every Justice. Low
ing MUD. What a rem.m Lrsnee the Tories
OF South Carolina Will leave to posterity u
'Ite word Tory will DO the synonym o.
iniamy,' said Judah
The night lad set in quite dark. aud ob.
!se'' could be seen at a short distance Only.
Tue trees looked dim aud misty ia the noe
'uraI gloom. Tom Hut,er and his com.
radcs strained their ewes 10 every direction
DISSOLUTION.
TUE cc-p'rincuh herc'U,. . cxisiirr between
y iAr 'aU rti.cfs o. t.- iat i,aaile Do inr.s ~
tHfer, b. ih's caT dissolved D., mutral consent /
Etbrr l1r'F d. arihufi 90 ,sii'- pn d., i,.t-.
'A- NHrsNaHt papers 90. b e.. .ts0 may f,rtI- Z
F'e-rH t- ',Uss o. ia- Sore arlc al Ih.-rL has.
in- uhsei.'t a,,'uHi, v.I, please come !utu.fs T
ahi ss.''~ ~ viiLvut tligv.
dPiH :. 1899 4 WILSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28

A FEw barrel. 90. n4-1..L lfrPLE JfC6- jss,
"A received 4al 80 tsi- -
CIV. CHAMBERS.
Hare o.. Fefg hr.rfLIJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
AAMING

SA"iNt Tubes. PIaus 60 tatdfaas anf
- SOD 81 Hff~T purposes. promptly A.
~ TUMLINsON a HAlNEs.
NRf,l ~ 1850
4 eve. saa ~ ale tv
APa@ B y BELLgR q CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
EBOrInets.

WHITE a-i C'.frf NfarH'.-71 uhi'- ~,
W CHR Lee Elect a1i FI-- EleH.I u
stra Bred o.. afo a nice sss.,umsrt 81. -
Htn'Hs. t.srars g.. l. sApLEu
~ C.ff- n4fvaI.. u-..r,Ts-r rrl
-. rH Ware. l. 5AbLED
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
School commissioners.

a MttiiNG OF no Bead uil ts le.fatHs
a C.fI.'i 1sr Cbaresioun ia 81 81 u,
MAY J a GIBSON
AfH.a ll praaIf-rf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
FOR SALE.
@nn BUSHELS PHINE 0AT7
fVU Msfa4 10 b IS O. rOoFF
UorrI.s, nentaI Wash

FTfNE hret aunIf brsrH' &C. rIstfrT.nr ffs
4 Teeth hafiefiaf fss Gams a1f rufifftre tas
lfeaIh. Msnafsetsrrt arI f.r tf.sfF
Msrrkfe y b. HFILTg A. co
ATArEERFL shts Hsfung Ed CO fH4
W ran BE- iouaI 81 tlrsrff ITafIr rrfr
Ar 80 HEuDF. frtarrfT
stF Ts. ws-f.fs 1r.f- Hr
&F-s - - W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28

IN" Machine y got Up on a. entirely rev mar
ana Is Considered ty those who have sscn u In ns.
20 oe lhe test that has ever been brought q, he
may be challenged 90 produce ~ ,auai Amour
zoe many advantages II this Mscninc oyrr ali
o,hstf, mar b. mentioned the llIitaio~. H.. a.
simplicity oi eocSsucton. Waich tnase, a. a. I'd, Il,
',.,e 10 sri oat OF ottcf. 2ui. To tar, with
which u - opefa.ed-s child ten wear. g,f "a,
sep u IN moiion. 3ri. u, speed Which i IN.
equsied and ssionishss alike the OPERATOR agI The
lo"ast9n 10 II WASHES equally well IRE 6nest
Nhe hsh'est fabric, of The coaTssst aut heaviest
such a. OnillS and Comlotis. 5ib rrfil. ali
olhrf machines Ter the purpose n washes without
NeAf'as IN the hast, CT removing buttons; an The
- pig ny "a 's cr1ta"ut.g t-itgrrf Ayt my .sI.
vas d N THIS machine Will lac ger taan II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
Aifrnfion Io Orhrr..

'I'HL smubfsit CCmpsry col parade in fort
20 lirty smith -ficifi. tt1i otItts % 20
t1I-af 1O.h 81 Apfii. neat
W order. JOS y. HESS
ArHtt -. cagtsin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
Commissioners Sale
OF LAND.

HINDER the suiAoriiy ard BY direction Of De.
" erees OF the Cherit Cosu 81 Jsh,fs, n In he
sni,. Of The Hagsns,ovn Back and eihsf. - Ssu,-
usl SiFitef and samuel suit-r sxainsf The Hs-
reSsiown Back and c'her.. the pndersirncS ss
Con is.iors's Of tA- Count ~il cdsr fof sale be-
lore he Court House door II jefferson conB'y,
On Friday, 29ik day 81 Ap,I 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
ECGcrcnccs:

having hourht one - Coun-U 2 Lawrence
ImP'|'td oscuiatins Washing Machiars. sod
hei "a sayiug thatii performs ~ work n ,r,..i,~
S..iAts a The moot airlifai,e nannsf. Vim very
hu.r lator and uCUbir. Nooac can fait a. 80, a,
riahc- whrn Il - IN operation. that H. siapia.
10, .n ,'t ne purpose designed comp,cir, Iihsre.
iofe lake p'essutc IN recror nrrcir- hi. marhis.
10 the Pao.ie, a. every way worthy ct attention.
WA. DORSEY
-, Maui7shurs Jan - IsJg.
having nsei the 'ame machine, We cUaeur in
The above crTadcatr
=, Kew i.ants'reci, Rev. l. Tally, Rev. Wa.
Evans, 4 Reed. - Tahh. ] Frtn.h 8 N
hoNn II. Cgin, = +. Rutherford. J.bs g5Bp
S >, Lie'.ersiay, John Fisher. David Thgma>
G. " Slater -. Snyder, Era uci,iu,. Jos
Mii'sf, Charics s. Lee
AZ otters promptly ATTENDED 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28

) he rioss'' 80 lla'... = c--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
II.i Nm VS.
CONFINED Reaper and over,


MANNY.S cemb.a'f Reaper ans M9wer
VI VIA WOOD iHp0yeus1t D. sglia presef.t.
81 % thr sD1scrit,r SO :uu. d. favor ..f ration
49,. This Marhiar wt.i be us8g., .iYr.i fnrtt.
harvest oiisJ9, ~ifh improvements. aGG ina-is.c
lhst VII lazy maintain its Ihtfarfrr q the b-sr
ton1iaei Malnin- yet hir fu-ej, and inferior
% note. ~iikrf a. K-a per ~ MDusr 'T.~,r.r..
ordinary competition iLat hat sarir- of, ii .s.
IA ihfee ytsfs ia the mang.artute OF pr4p.ry
All dpwtss Aachjars, las faxed ingenuity ans
.AAsiri capital ant laHpc % nlc34a upn ext~ir.
laFc1i0fs aad maraifcfIrtrs aho had achieved
success, have not b-eu allowed f1f a moment i8
fest ia me shaTp and eager ttfiic all have been
pnshtd, some have been ogcrtaEsr some I.ft BE-.
hind ana many, veU may. So Machines hat
''aT~I via WJaf-tfJi ytrIr aHi promise have
n""riy ii'iet Mays Cpmbinri Na.rfn.
Frh wool improvement. hls Aad stsafv and
Increasing Popuisriy from the htst A-Afsvinz
.'n 'ieie su-~rss "a The o., iapnuaHt triai al
70 ts1s 10 l--Z. "a ra.. .r' IT BE-" tf.srsr b. -a
in he great Na'igCsi Fici1 Iuat 81 5ytscu,~. GA
1877 sni snidst al TIE cJmrc.i fisas az. tsisI4
I'd 80, cane "uf wi-h more aal 5sftrr established
f-iuis % rhrrii-nrr tla1 ever beh.f- fart tho re-
90 ihdi a. Combined MarHiBr % has D. tiya
iT t-yoni 'omprtiri0B. The form and rrmti-
pc on ~ ne ruS't ani s6iie cnRu!e itto cut r III
rs power Ian a1y Oin-r. - has been dc non.
'"etcd, ani witaoa' frrr 67glirx. TIE ohitaIr
sfu.tale % me pia form ai stds ne tasiesi msh.
90 al sitrhafging ihe grain eycrtngtalri. Thee
a. onfi1al sot e'enFafsl principles in u.s Ma
'"nr Aad hsrr &c o. proper 10 sfsfe bar Iar.e
N.r 'eF-tai hines % cF'ab.isaef rsT1ra'iau a.
"'"rIs ma, % .1c af.fmpi ip make thrri con.
..I"' na-htoe- I4ffing- unHn Ibis ss'rrf. Of fh.
MarHg Machine. F.f Ihe fu'urr tt.s s.tii De-
a--f asi Ff...-s i-. .irrttr suI Lr r.l.-.
-l,- Toe f-hefal rfiH,f rrs1''sf i1 Csc
W'rhtne aui upnq Witch 81 81 Constructed have
if.'-' '' s1cCs-siHi ibat fa-f- ias Urru rn -.
FH' i' e11ngr ilrm I've .usi1 81 90 I.rtHr
''.Nt rr-tfH f.i .- f' I1...tr .'H u..f 4r.-Hf
iaei.a % in' co. lin- '1 nts- o. ft.arrf
H'fr fHrar" 3D. resp J srr1r.t. ar.r
sHt hgtth th- faru.r rh5 slHf. a rtr. t.l. ...f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
DIR. n. II. COOEIE

rnar Etst cfthe Cansf iirHte (arl.E K.a.
re.f sIsi night b. can 81 touad at Cats,is.
H....ff ra.u u
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eDENTAIl NOTTfE,.

M 80 rOuNftK etf ri.f CtarIas 80
- rr r eloraIy. rH rfgl % Mrf ferT3
800 frmsia ia~ rrmaiadef % che month.
AFfHet Or
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
OLD RYE VYE:IsIkEY.

nm ETE U-HISFEY nr-y -
~ k.1d. good BRAVDT, v-rf HCFfA
CO. prices cLrsp! 'OLD SYERHY7 k<tefzssesa
lAs bet nc TIFIED IgIiSRET NO.
VIA LIHt OHN d every description - 49,
ior 'sic ~ g. ". CHAMBERS
H1rpei's isffv. Arril ) g. 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28

hare IIr r.eriYe4 ffa-fal srrr.Y of fresh
sht choice Family groceries Give mr raiI
Apru % o. w EBY
aaraf ca.-t rsms. M-usf Potatoes ssisa OH
= hsrse Ma.earoli Rec Plaur. Ctra s.arlh Dust
Frsrhrf &C. W EbH
AnfI o. Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28

a Oseal'r showing the ..u,rt
'st'e' W" DC seat to soy ous d. ,...a,olt,
ce.yirg a..
T., -uh. d'r' 90 Fsrsar~s vii es so!fattsr ..,.,x
"a rates which ~ tnr rf.Ft ''.'"-
- l. = L Ill l. ! = =. = -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-28
Great Cseillatins Washing Machine.

and VIII visii the county with the maehtn,, In a
shoti 'ime This m,ehne i con sidered the best
nov Ia use BY those Who have tiled h.
LUTHER MILLER A. CO
Mariins51fg, Berkeley Coustv. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
LYNCHBURG. FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER O. 1885 !.
9ailg Iirsiaiau.
The Port OF the World.

A recent numhsr Of Chamber's Journal CON-
tained an article embodying some interesting facts
regarding Liverpool. the greatest seaport Of Eng
land and %, The Be world: J. appears that IN 1857
England were shipped from Liverpool. Out Of
El22, 100000 Of expectation, E55, ,000, 900 were
exported from Liverpool, about half that amount
from London. 10, 600 900 from Hull, and the rest
from Glasgow Southampton, 10. Tho popula-
ton, within four miles OF the Exchange, as the
present time is about 600, 600 and the rate OF an
nual increase about 1000 The property and In
cd to upwards Of G.. .0OO. .0O0 or $35 OOO, COO The
amount Of tonnage belonging 70 the port In the
same year was 936, ,022 tons. boing greater by76,.
$50 tons than that Of London ITSELF The amount
Of shipping which entered and cleared during
the same year was upwards Of nine millions
tonsl OF the vessels which arrived from abroad
tho United States sent BY far the largest aud
most numerous, viz: 934 ships, Of an average bur
then of more than one thousand TONS There were
from Italy ia vessels, from Russia l02, and from
France 3l7'
One great branch Of the shipping business Of
Liverpool, is tho shipment of emigran,s to for
eign and colonial countries. The tide Of German
emigration. even now. fows through England and
escapes through Liverpool, in preference to Ham
burgh and Bremen. OF the 2l2.875 British emf
grants in 1887, nearly 10000 sailed from this
port OF the above number. the United States at
tracted 1885, .005, British America 81 900 and Aus
tralia 6l.24S The number Of emigrants who left
the shores of Great Britain from 1915 ~ 1857 was
upwards of four millions and half.
The pride Of Liverpool is her docks which cover
a space of no less than iour hundred ncres of wa
ter along tho Mersey. They extend on the Liver
pool sido Of the river distance of five miles, and
two miles on the Birkenhead side. The sea-wall
along the Liverpool side by which tho shipping in
docks is preserved from wind and storm, Is one Of
the greatest works Of any age. Its length is up
wards of fye miles, its average thickness IL feet.
and its average height from the foundations for
~ feet. Great difficulty was experienced in gain
ing stable foundation for this great structure,
and thousands of piles were driven and many
great beams Of timber sunk 10 secure q firm bot
tom. Upwards Of eighty pairs of gigantic gates
have been put up within tho last 30 years, and
some Of them reach to tho unparallel width Of 100
feet .'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
The Wreck Chart.

Late official returns to Parliament, from the
Board of Trade, represent the total number Of
British merchant ships including steamers, Int 27,
097, giving tonnage Of 4.65s,730, employing d.
rectly no less th 100000 men and boys.
The Board of Tra'e sends in, among its docu-
ments, what is termed wreck chart--an ordina-
ry map OF the British islands. except that tho
whole line of coast, from Lands End to the Ork
neys, is dotted with series Of black marks, each
ofwhich indicates shipwreck, or some disaster
nc.rly approaching that.
This chart shows that in the year 1868 there
were ,l70 vessels wrecked on that coast and in
the seas of the United Kingdom. of which 354
total wrecks, so were sunk by collision
5l4 stranded 40 as to require discharge Of cargo
and 25l damaged by collision. OF human lives
1895 were imperlled, of which $40 were totally
lost.
Besides this ominous array Of black dots is a
series of red marks, which Indicate the eff,rts of
humanity and courage to abnte the dangers of ma
rine disaster and to save human life. These little
dottngs point out the localities where lfeboats and
life preserving apparatus are to le found, at oil
hours, ready for the use Of the coast guard. and
others. specially employed to labor for tho preser.
vation Of shipwrecked vessels and their inmates.
The National Life-Boat Institution has of late
years largely increased the number and efficiency
of their boats, at the most dangerous points Of
the coast. and it has eighty two life boat es-
Establishments under its targe which, In the year
1858, rescued ,555 human being from watery
grave.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

SAVE THE MAN WITH THE RED HArR.-It re-
quires great coolness and experience to steer a
canoe down these rapids (the Saut st. Marie,) and
short time before our arrival Writes correspon-
dent) two Americans had ventured to descend
them without boatmen, and were, consequently.
upset. Az the story was reported 10 US, ono uf
them owed his salvation to a singular coincidence.
As the accident took place Immediately opposite
the town, many Of the Inhabitants were attracted
to the bank Of the river to watch the struggles Of
the unfortunate men. thinking any attempt at
rescue would bo hopeless. Suddenly however,
person appeared rushing toward the group. frantic
with excitement. "Save tho man with the red
harW he vehemently shouted; and the exertions
which were made in consequences Of his earnest
appeals proved successful, and the red-haired indi
vdual, in an exhausted condition, was safely land
ed. '1Ie owes me S1S," said his rescuer, drawing
a long breath, and looking approvingly on his as
sistants. The red-baired mans friend had not
creditor at the Saut, and iu default of coupe
ting claim, was allowed to pay the debt to nature.
"And I'll tell you what 1t is, strangcr." said the
narrator Of the foregoing incident conplacently
drawing a moral tberefrom, "a man III never
know how necessary be is TO society il lie don't
make his life valuable to his friends as we'll a. to
himself"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

The SOUTHERN FORESTS. Tho Baltimore Ex-
change says: ''Those persons who have been ac-
customed to regard the pine forests Of the South
as Of comparatively small commercial Importance
will be surprised to learn that the annual value
of the hewn timber, Of the sawed plank boards,
scantling rosin, and -urpentine 10 estimated to he
not Less, in the aggregate, than from twelve to
fifteen millions Of dollars while it ID impossible
to compute tho yearly loss by waste In girdlng
trees that the growth Of centuries for the pur-
pose o. opening up new plantations Or Dr.. extending
destruction Of this valuable timber. which has
been going on for some years past, has elicited
strong protest from writer In the Savannah Re-
publican, who calls attention. 10 the fact that the
exports Of yellow pine ore annually diminishing
and expresses the opinion that unless more care
taken in future 70 preserve the growing timber
and protect the owners of II against the sncroach-
ments Of piraticaP squatters, the pine forests OF
the South viii be rapidly swept away"
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TnE ExpRxss EucENIs.-The correspondent Of
the London Star says Of the Emppss st the Paris
fete. never was beauty TO greater advantage than
occasion. Attired in white. siveloped in clouds
Of rich lace. through which her ach complexion
perfect realization Of Imperial graoe and dignity
which has even been behsld. No fhntaatieal bon
net concealed he features from tho admiring crowd
o long veil Of Brussels point was thrown over her
heal, and the forehead encirced with the Imperial
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diadsm,s ths great Sand diamonds whioh Anshsd.
and spsrksd ln the sun wish the rarsst brllianey.
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