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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
A Strange Foot Story.

The Paris correspondent of London cotempo-
rary tells strange story about an Artificial foot,
the cause of a trial in one of tie Law Courts of
the French Capitol. A Wallachian young widow
came to get amputation Of the ankle oini done at
Paris, and nm Orthopcdic machinis, last Septem-
Der made her an artificial foot at the price of
I0s5f, SO serviccahle that she could visit the
theatres. Having changed her apartment the
people whom she left. in spite spreading IA rumor
that she was a, ut quitting Paris without paying
her creditors: wherein the orthopedisi alarmed.
called mt her new abode and possessed himself of
her foot, without which he calculated there was
no locomotion possible. The lady nimply called
in the aid of another performer, aud got rs good
and much cheaper article To step on; and when
sued in payment of the original understanding
pleaded its abstraction by the maker without her
consent and TO her Inconvenience, compelling her
to get fresh foot elsewhere. The court condemn
cd the want of gallnntry, well rs the insulting
conduct Of the 'iootmnn,' and exonerated tho
Wallachain lady from the claim. Two other in
cidents came out Mt the trial. which complete the
tragi-comedy. Feeling nervous after ampu,ation.
the fair Wallaehian had required an amanuensis
for her correspondence this secretary proscn-
ted her with an elegy IL. Il. e. on the loss-for
which he had the impudence to summon her be
fore the .jnge de pair in payment Of lpoi.. while
the foot itself. without any order from her. had
been carried off for intcrmcn, nj Perc aChasr
involving the cost Of the ground and of marble
slab-total, lS0f.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

Tha Ecstacies Of Starting.


LAmartine in his Les Condolences CONFIDENTIAL
Disclosures1 describing one period Of his boyhood
when with seme half dossn. other children who
went q early morning every day from the hamlet
Of Milly 10 the villags Of Bussieyer, whose poor
rector was their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . quarter OF .
league distant-paints the intervening scenery, OF
which one feature 10 30 Apostle to the spirit OF
the present hour as leads me to transcribe it in
stantly spon being seen:
s.In the winter time this path--leadng down
q decliyity which no sketches--was deep bed of
snow ON . eiscs Of ice, down which we used to
roll or slide in imitation Of the Alpine shepherds.
Below the meadows overrun by the stream were
often lakes of icc interrupted only by the black
trunk OF willow. We had found the means to
obtain skates, and by much practice aud after
many FALLS had learned how to make use OF them
Il was there that was seized with downright
passion for that exercise Of the North, IN which
afterwards became very sklful. To feel ones
and the graceful unduaons of the bird in mid
air, on a smooth, resplendent sonorous and perfd-
ious surface; to give ones self by a simple move
of the body, and, 30 to speak, with nought but
ones will for rudder all the motions of a bark
on tho Deep or OF an eagle soaring in the blue
heavens, was for me, and would vet be, II | did
not respect my own age, snch an intoAicaton OF
the senses. and produced such voiuptuons dizzl-
ness in the BRAIN that cannot think of with
out emotion. Even horses, for which had snch
a strong liking. do not give their rlders that me
lanchoiy delirium which skaters find on the fro
gen bosom of large lake. How often have not
sent up prayers that winter, with i'S respondent
but cold sun, sparkling on the blue ice of the
boundless meadows of the Saone. gilt be eter-
nal like our pleasures
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

NuOlNH VERNON PAPERS, EH tION. n d.
lvl WAED EN rKETI lhr New lurk LcdY.r, co.iun
ns first oi MOI M \EKNON fAPLHs. viii be re-
sale Deccub,r hose wish
ug these o.. the eusuis year wal
liuasc hand Their names iE,i,uiItt iy.
dec lUJls H. G. NlcIOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
NAyEED's PATENT EWsNaa MAUIlINE..

w This i. the most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
rabty simplicity ope, alton ii Is easier learned
than that OF any other Machine while 1t works with
which works very superior making straight
evenly laid much finer than ordinary work.
both sides of the cloth hed alike rvang beauty
the most elegant hand work 1t rarely gets working
der or requires repairing and simple that
he1e advantages over other Machines feel confident
Families all kinds of Manufacturing Cioters Tsiors Boot
and Shoe Makersor any others requiring
that will do their work in rapid and substantial
much sssa w ssd 1r' r,% who
their besides saving labor enough few months
Ing Machine. besides being Always quality
that does mot rip easily end that looks nicer than
sands Of Dollars using this Machine while many purpo-
te work douo on lrather by this Machine
The editor Georgia. Patriot says When
We purchased your FEED. Patent oi"s Machine intend
On leather we II cd Harness and Carriage Trimmings
work way both pc ant Of beauty and strength
and we fee confident for this alone the machine has
Dor enongh to pay its cost One of negbbors who has
large plantation says is worth the wages
hands in the tine saves in mixing clothes for the E
satisfaction and several intend order Machine,
plantation near New Orleans Your two Weds Patent
the best practical results In than hreu
weeks the two operators on them finished e"mpnte suit Of
clothes Tor each OF two hundred and TIN plantation la 3D.
and find the time saved in using them has
than paid their cost
Another Planter says used employ
% pnn1 for the rest but since purchased your
the Whole plantation while my asaa does The sewing for
all the clothes Of the family Iiee confident the Maehnes
We wish all who need Machine to examine these hey
9th use where stitch required Price OF Wteas Patent
Seeing Machine 500 and $3.50 -
Successor to Within y & Lyons
AS Broadway, New York
~ Sold by A. s. ENGLEDoVE. dealer in Fancy Goods
Bonnets &c, Lynchburg, Va. mar Bots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
tfcatcs of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets $50
Ia Han 10
lUQuarlcr ........... 20
10 Eighth


Enclose the address for the tickets ordered
r.eop, OF which they will be forwarded by first mail Par
aases can have tickets ending hgu, they dcss
The list c" drawn numbers prizes W II be sent TO pur
G hasers imme dairly after The drawing
ER Purchasers Will please write their plain and
give their poet uifce, county and state.
without deduction,
II Al p'izes OF coo and under pad Immediately after
the drawnI-ohe prizes the usual ol thry days
An communications s,rirtiy confidential
Address orders ior Tickets Ce,thc at.s To
MCKINNEY Il co, savannah Ca
~ i~t OF III. numbers thai u =. the wheel
win the amount Of The one entitled To will
DC alter every drawing in the SarannaA Day Nas
TuNO HOUSE 3 EEPERs.-l INV. ;u., recc;x..
y - \, second Winter supply OF WINDOW SHADES AND
diLI CokNlCE e style, of which entirely new and
very beautiful aud the assortment The be- we have ever ~
hibned Call and examine. 5 SIMPSON
dec l4dis
1(Ml nDL>. Jnn,c. River Crn,rn, jas, re.
| w c@red Ia Enc order and Tor sale cheal,hy
len D lnl JAMES BOYD co.
NERMlFUEE's.-As supply of Rahnc.sock'.
mcClanes, Rcc's, and Dead Also. Bardaus Su'
gar Drops aud Holloway Confocnn. These
are Al apd sure remedies tor worms Fur
sale by JOHN IL. SEAY,
oct l2ts Drug gisi.
IIAT Maclrrri q nd Dnich lIrrrius- in ki1. n nd
feb dis LEE, RoCKE & co
RAvEDsON;~ sAsAMA NDkR a Ft..-Wr
- have 5 received sevsrs "f these celebrated SAFES
Fire proof Burglar proof Powder proof which we will
sell at Manufacturers prices.
feb Ida sTABLER JONES
u AzORs AND RNSvEs.-w. have i..s re.
kkivEs, which would eai shs attention Of ali who
sni ceueshng shep In that line. Alo per,or RAZOR
erMAr. lfeb 3dts sILyEkTIIoHN & CLifT.
IGKNTE FINE GAITERs asa .HO x =, ia.
| ~ 's's"eo" uesnI SEABURY'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
AIPRONtMArIO NrElZES
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numoc
beers the .rkcs printed slip,
rirc.d with small tin tubcs aud placed in wheel.
The irs IN Prizes, SIMILARLY printed .ncirl.d are
placed in another wheel.
The W hi cs then reyoy"d. and number Is drawn
the " heel Numbers, and . drawn
the other wheel The nber aad pu1e
opened exhibited 10 the icnc" rrgs,crei by
Coais, toner's the Prize being placed
drawn. This operation until uu prizes
APPROXIMATIONS pl2ts.-The proceeding " %
d,ns Numbers those drawing tho
title III, jic Approximation PfZ,s For example
Tick. No draws the 500 Prize mum
bered ~ l23l, 1873. will each entitled s.oU
lcket No .lA draws the Sd.uUJ ruzc those tickets
Der, 4e AZ sl a2 vi each he entitled $50 and
Irdng tu .hu scheme.
CERriticATLsa PAckAuts VIII be sold follow I'M
raj es which i. The fish
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

HI StPENilitSf!iATEO OF LIME,
AAuutacil n from tornaia of
Dit. JAMES HItblNS.
Slate Chemist OF Maryland,
ENABLING PLANTERS 10 DISPENSE VITA Two
thirds uf fai seeding and for summer
altogether Packed and barrels aIly warrant
ed Price SJU per Vi 4,ouUI,s.
The above article, Win Pamphlets giN ING full de-
tail valuable terh uil accounts CT It's inPof
and mode OF app!lcat"n ti.' "r had OF -
NJ. IOLIlNS i Co,
mar IAuChburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
rOlD MEDAL GRAND Ann SQUARE

lNOlD MEDAL GRAND AND SQUARE
" PIANOS.-STEINWAI ~ SONS, ~ Walker ST., \uear
Broadway New York, Manufacturers, WI -,y7-,
trdeJ the Fiist Premium here and hCn.
they brought their Piano Fortes YA98
petition with the best makers of Boston, New ] ~
York, Philadelphia and Baltim .re
Received he first prize Medals at the Metropolitan Fair
W Washington, le5J
The FIRST Premium gold MEDAL for the best P.-no Forte
al the Maryland Institute, Baltimore. 1855.
IN" First rizr Medal the PIANO Forte
lean Institute. Crystal Palace, New York, ieIt.
lc First Premium q Gold Medal for the Gran Piano
at thr MARYLAND institute. baltimore, 1857.
The r. The State Fair Detroit, 1871.
IN. FIRST Premium the State Far, Ri Inn lcl7.
Among Judges the first talent of tie
try Nv. Mas tiousghak Wolcnhanpi Grand
Square rianos With
frame cuuoued warranted three years Prices
crate. lH.o-Srn i,eItli dom.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

OIhtr OF IN-SIUr :. u.
ttG, Feb. l1th. 1905
7 the suar monthly neot1g OF the Board 81 Directors
IA al the tuh side ROAD the following resolution
adopted
Resolved the FREIGHT Agent at ynChburg hereafter
be all received AT or de
Depot ",i3rc dey on OF IN" posses
ca ut ne toi, RrCuid
leo iG.ts JA,.L, =. Gu IiiBlkT Secy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
Great Northern, Western aud sOuth-w ester
MAIL ROUTE,
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
e z; u :;s;;.ss - .laia;s s&R

HNOR VILE Staunon I.evsburg and Charleston
~ Va anduttc, sc Tw daily Trans for Washing
Baltimore Philadelphia, New York, Wheeling, Cincn
nati LoulsNiilo,
bay Mail Passenger Train leaves Richmond. daily AT
bi5 A. NJ
Night Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
daily, except Sundays - ri t.l5 l.. 81.
The bI3 NJ Train Washington with the 33O
NJ and the ola r. witt, the J:l5 A NJ Express Trains
from W ashug 10 the different points above named
Ticket Dfro the Suuihslo Railroad Co, oil A. W HORN
EE. Ticket Agent.
To New
TO philadelphia. 10 v"
10 W asIin.tou and Alexandra. 10 III
Passengers ashngton set down Hotel upon
Pennsy lva nia Avenue, tree OF charge.
Passengers leaving lynehburg $50 T. NJ by the regular
Man Tram connect Rchnond with the Oi5 A. NJ and 'hos"
leaving by the Freight Accommodation at o:O A NJ connect
with the 5l5 A. VI. Train
Passengers and their baggage transported between the De
Richmond the Depot
tel rennsy in Washington thus saving haeS
Through Tickets be procured in Washington to Pitts
burg Iauosvilc, Dayton Columbus Ohio Decatur JehvI
son,Io Indianapolis and Vine nnes ndanana Louisville
Kentucky ii louI,, Chicago, &c. and all parts OF the
West / y Baggage checked through.
TiiOS DODAMEAD,
Gen l. Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
.nAClssNEs.-a.r

- aNs-ElS'- SENaNs. mAC1EsNES.-s.re
~ IL a;w The proof great
Judged by hi. there no n
lubiic comparable To singer Saving MacIues After esta
fishing the highest reputation in the United
exhibited the late III position Universec
they carried OF the highest premium and great
~ to make them has ten built in fsris.
In every branch OF industry ia which to be
these machines be used III immense proh as
pf the Railway train to travelling fool with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing. No tailor.
shoemaker ressmakei, trimmer sader halter, sc,
at. should be without The proht using
these machines regularly ctloycd Thousand Dollars
syear In all isir where there much
lac done these machines assistance Planters
and hotel keepers md them particularly ro
very strong aud Durable eine the only kind OF ins
could he perfectly executed 1housAndsof Interior s. r.
less Machines have been made sold ous
but Singers Macles alone have been every.
where Ia satisfy the wauts OF the public.
Plain printed instructions for sent with
chine hich any readily acgairc tie
aging them The machines packed securely
part Of the world To all persons desiring particular
tonaop WILL application by letter at either OF
Aces forward copy OF NJ. Singer Cos Gazette, paper
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine nterttt
/. NJ SINGER a. co,
Principal Office, No 3!3 broadway New York
BRANCH OFfiCEs-No II Hanover ST. Boston, No " Chap
ell ST. New Haven, Ct; Goverve n. " No pa Broad ST
Newark, N. j.. No. li2 Chestnut St. Philadelphia No lni
Baltimore ST. Baltimore No - Westminster ST.
L. l.; No East 18th ST. Cincinnati. No 65 North
Louis No. 81 81 Charles ST., New Orleans No Danpu
St. Mobile idec 2i-d4cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
Lynn RG co.. L e g e,
lANlll N T. MI. YlRlslNlA.

THE u
The location the heahies accessible In
the study both Classical and
Scientific equal that OF the best Ape,can colleges
Military Department vi be eli GENTLY mant aned
der tho Of Mr. y Bankenshp graduate Of the Fr
gnla Military Institute and more ny connected with the
The several professors viii have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar School In which young VIII be thoroughly pre-
pared for college OF business
Rev W w WAIVER Chairman Of He Faculty Professor
OF Mental and Moral Science, and II History
LrouRoCs q MATHEWS. a. Al, Professor OF Lstn ana
Bellies Iurts.
r H. cAnrLr A. D., Professor II tho Greek Language and
Literature
BLA>Krssnr Professor of Mathematics and In'trnc'
Tor Of Tactics
SAMUEL GARLAND A. N, Pro lessor Of Constitutional Law.
ID. LANohohst, NJ d. PRO ic"sor OF Anatomy aud Phy"
lology
i ExrE NsEs
Board 81 week was hng ~ p month funl and
ightA Tuition. s9U In tho Grammar School and
$40 In the Collegiate Depa ri ment inr halt session
IY Catalogues contain siutler information can De OBJ
tanned by addressing the Cha Tuan u the Faculty.
feb I dts.
INOAIOgL! coat or Received ~ ."p-
~ ply o: this cheapest article for lamps On hand Jouo"
PATENT LAM, the best In use. ,o.,o
L,OR M, article la the MARBLE LINZ, Adj
II dress j Is. GADDESS,
Jan l-dts Lynchburg Marble Works
(tALL ON GLAss 3. RAINE,
~ dee 2ldts FOR BAkGAlAS.
ZAANTED-A MllLER-To attend u Will.
Testimonials Il character and Qualifications requhed
single man. or one with small family preferred ,o,,
Address WM W Hi.AthFohb,
Bucna Vista Plaster Banks saiviLe Va.
Jan l3d&ciw hep ~.
NAMEAr TnHAsulNs. MAtnsNEs.i
w have la store aud sale ~ low ipes TO c'sa
agnmen Horse Powers 1lrnL 81 the mos, approved
patterns W. !. ANDERSON
aug tH
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22
Platform of the Slavery Party
Will Iowa Endorse 1t

The Chicago Herald, an Administration
organ, gives the following as "thc Democratic
doctrine respecting slavery in the Territories: =
That neither Congress nor the people ot the
Territories caa prohibt slarery teerein; but
that the Constitution, rs Interpreted by the
Supreme Court of the United States, guaran-
tees to the Shareholder the right TO take his
.lares into IN: Territories and hold them there
as property; and pledges the Federal Gov
eminent to protest HIM IN the peacea5te pos
session of such property in any Territory OF
the United States; that when the people OF
a Territory form Constitution, preparatory
to their admission as State, THEN, AND NOT
UNTIL THEN, can they decide to prohibit
slavery; and that, when they shall have
framed Constitution, aud ask to be admitted
rs State, if their Constitution be republican
in FORM" and if they have complied with the
proper laws in Other respects, Congress must
admit the new State, whether its Constitution
permit or prohibit slavery.
As many Of the Democratic papers of this
State are clamorouS for 4 platform upon which
to place their candidates to be nominated at
the June Convention, the question arises
whether they will accept the above. Come,
gentlemen, show your hands. Let US see
whether you are prepared to ignore your
professions during the last Presidential cam
paign--that you were III favor Of permitting
the inhabitants of the Territories to regulate
their affairs in their own way.
The leading Democratic newspapers Of the
State are already paving the way for an
unqualified endorsement of the Adminstra-
ton by the forthcoming Convention. The
Davenport Ne,cs says it hopes the party in
Iowa will place itself "side by side with the
Democracy of the Union" The following is
an extract from that paper concerning this
subject:
"[t.is our true policy; it is right; and
only by such a course, by standing by the
acknowledged head of the party, can we
expect to win in the next campaign. When
we desert the Administration, our party is
invariably demoralized and disorganized'
Such being the "platform" and the ''policy"
Of the Democratic party in this State, will the
people endorse it? We think not In
October next, they will, in more emphatic
manner than ever, attest their fidelity to the
cherished principles Of the founders of this
great and glorious country, as now maintained
by the Republican party.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22

DUPncIry AND TRIpLIcIrY.-A three fold
cord, we are told, is not very easily broken.
1t is this kind of rope which the Democracy
is twisting for its own execution. In Penn
sylvania, it advocates adequate encourage
ment and discriminating protection of the
industrial interests of the State" In Tenn
essee, it asserts that 50 tariff for recenue
alone is the true policy of the country"
The Washington States, organ of the South
ern State Rights Democracy, says: "If there
be any one measure of public policy upon
which the party has planted itself more dis
tinctly and obstinately than another, it is the
very proposition of Free Trader
The Louisville Journal compares this
political monster to the three headed Cerberus,
and says, ''the Northern head growls for
Protection, the Western head barks for a
Revenue Tariff, and the Southern head brays
loudly at both, and bowls for Free Trade. y
Cincinnati Gasette.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22

~ The New Orleans Bee is not at all
afraid of dissolution of the Union. Alabama,
Arkansas and Mississippi alone, of all the
Southern States, it thinks, would join South
Carolina in the pursuit Of such can ignis
tatuus as an independent existence" though
Georgia and Florida might possibly take it
into consideration. 1t concludes, therefore,
"that the delusive idea of disunion is wholly
unlikely to assume practical character, at
least in the existing phase Of popular opinion.
1t is of little avail that the South is unremit-
tingly assured of her inevitable ruin. She
listens not to the voice of the charmer, charm
he ever so wisely While cotton is sold at
prices which enrich every planter, and negro
labor increases daily in value, the advocates
of dissolution are preaching sermons to the
dcaf''