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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-12
BOOKS WITH GIFTS
Clark's SHrup is all Vegetable,

Not drawn out by Alcohol any Alcoholic Process
BUT BOILED IN TIE OLD WAY,
And is MOI Poisonous,
BUT RETAINS ALL ITS MEDICINAL VIRTUES.
For sale by Hasiley. Chester Wholesale by Barnes
Z Parks No Is Park Row NJ and for sale by all good
Druggists.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-12

An ,cto ussi, ugirise ftsiS
= Mr. Water ia fAe mouth ,eitA TIC Leisoaior, s~d
sica,i0tr both togsfhsF.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-12
TEA-TEA-TEA-TEA-TEA

Fer sale BY 4. n. THORN, Braisleboro. %
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-12

v. Ornaments Toilet Goods, Pcrfamery, Combs, Cutlery
Fishing Tackle &c &C. a. CHASE TRIPS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-12

CHASE s TRIP, Watch Matters
ERArrLFBoRo, VT
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-12

% See Advertisement. of Dr. sapfora. Liver InvSoras
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-12
WAND s O M r I!

stvles plated Goods, Castors, Baskets, Tea Sets
rD,ss snSs.,ns &c Sc Best and Cheapest, az -
forSst 9Po'"si ~ - CHASE & TRIPS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-12
On Tick for Cash.

lowest marx. -u,sr & TRIP
June i.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-08-12
OUR CATALOGUE OF BOOKS
Catalogues Sen, free ON Application.

mhsceiia neous Works Of all kinds,
NEW BOOKS ON HAND AS SOON AS ISSUED.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Imports of Dry-Gootls.

There is an enormous increase in tho imports of
'drys ods at New York. thus far for 1859. ~ COM
pared with former years. Thus:
First 3 months of 1851 S1ISs2Gl0
First mouths Of 1858, II Col Oh
frat months of 1859, SGQ56olI
The importatons still continue to be very large,
and the New York Courier, speculating on the
subject says that great portion of these goods
u much larger proportion than has been usual for
some yenrs-is imported foreign account; md
it is not rs if our own merchants had put them
selves under obligation to pay for them, whatever
sacrifices may be necessary 10 marketing them
II foreign manufacturers will persist in sending US
one hundred millions or more in goods when We
can pay for but eighty millions they may not feel
disappointed IL they do not realize tho full yalua
ton Of their goods. The sacrifices which are made
are not upon the goods ordered by our regular i'm
porters, but upon fabrics sent here without any
regard to our market. and quite Indifferent to its
wants. Our buyers are becoming every year more
fastidious; and those who have gone on the idea
that they are only about half civilized will, no
doubt, receive an intimation of this mistake.
through the auction rooms, before all the contncn.
tai goods of this year importation are cleared oi
the market.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

DOCTRINE or CONVERSATION. There are count
less hosts of insects, says Professor Jaeger that
often destroy the trees, bushes, and vegetables of
our gardens, folds, and forests by eating their
leaves: and such as ARE very generally despsed on
that accounts much as we may admire their bcau-
tiful colors and motions. IF we were able we would
destroy them all at once But VIC forget that onr
trees. with all their beautiful folagc are not more
pleasing to US than the fenthered warhcrs that
build thier nests on the branches. and gladden. us
with their happy songs. We should take from
our groves and forests half tLeir charm If we were
to expe, our robins, tirushes. mocking birds, Jays,
orioles. tanagrcs finches, blackLirds. and many
aundred others. And yet werc we Ia annihilate
caterpilars our gardens, woods. and fields would
soon be abandoned by the whole fcatlered t. The
who feed ON them, and melancholy sadness slroud
the abodes ol man.. Ardcntly. then, would we long
for the return Of the noxous caterrillars and witt,
them the joyous soIgsters Of the forest. IN like
manner we ignorantly despise, and con,rivc to de
strov, many birds who destrov our vegetables, with
out considering that they rid us of mucl, CREATE
evil in destroying millions III mice nnd noxious in
sects. So beautifully is the do,,riueof compesa-
ton Illustrated throughout the animal kingdom
as well as in the obj ects Of nature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Mr. Golden, Education and the Ballot.

This eminent reform or, however he might have
been mistaken in few matters relating to the In
situations II tho United Slates.and his errors were
but trifing and natural, seems to be correct and
philosophical with regard 10 the influence of cdu-
cation among the masses. lIo gives az a result Of
his observations, that education must accompany
an extension of the elective franchise:
II have found in America" he snys, that ey-
ervwhere. the question Of education lies at tho
foundation Of every political question The max
i'm everywhere rays, is educate or we perish The
system Of education in America has gone hand in
hand with the extension of tho elective franchise,
aud the strong and pervading motive with the cit
izens Of that country in instructng the youthful!
population, is TO enable them to exercise tho poit-
ical power they possess Tor their own benefit, and
that Of the entire community"
This intimate connection between the educa-
tional system and tho exercise Of the elective fran
chise II it is fairly understood will do murlito-
wards modifying the views Of the English radical
rcforners as to the advantages of immediate uni
versal suffrage. 1t will teach them the lesson,
which now seems more deeply impressed upon Mr.
Coblcn than ever, that it is vain to look for rem
cdy for existing evil. merely in acts of parliament
extending the franchise, granting the ballot and
securing equal representation. The Boston Daily
Advertiser IN the course of clear md sensible
view Of this important subject, says that neither
singly nor together can these reforms effect the
desired object, II they have to contend with gone
raj popular ignorance"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

Ta,rrINo MArca BsrwEEy FLORA TEMPLE AND
PRiScEas.-The trotting match between Flora
Temple and Princess came Of on Saturday even
ing at Baltimore. Soon after noon those persons
,anxiors t. witness the match. commenced avail
ing themselves Of dferent means of getting 10 the
coqrse All sprts Of vehicles were called into re-
QUESTION, and from two o'clock until four there
was . continual stream Of carriages, hacks. bug.
igles, spring wagons and omnibuses pouring gu,
s M rn'adelph'a road 30 that at The hour nppoin
were present The reputation Of the horses had
attracted many strangers and gentlema- from all
parts ct e State 70 witness the exciting contest
IL i'rss straight heats Flora Temple won-time
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

A correspondent VI the Boston Journal proposes
the name Of Amos Kendall as candidate for
the Presidency Of the United States. The Louis
vile Josr.al in noticin. the matter says; Who is
the antiquarian who has dug out Of oblivion tho
fossil remains VI Kendall? How the name sends
resssnbranee back some twenty years to the time
when be lsf his retirement to enjoy tho ardor und
szeiasn'ent Of composition. Since tho days Of King
Uniah ofJsdsh and Jeroboam Of Israel. when
Amos. The hssdsman u Tekea. prophesied tho cap
tivity Of the Syrians and the connagration of Ga.
%, asveswere % many omens noticed and so ma
ny vatieinations uttered rs did Anus. the herds
man of Losofaism. give In his campaign Globo of
1870. Kendall Tor the Presidency! Well, thai
sisthe ssownipE political joke Of the season. We
doa'tsss hsw The .ypss Of the Boston Journal
-oeald kssp sszioas face IN 4whea they made the
sanneunss1aent. iS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

Anne iiiiams, II seanistress, Committed sniride
/. IN Ph'iadc!hia. ON MONDAY, hy swallowing an
ounce Of lnudInum purcia,cl with the l;,si ueu,,y
she possessed. \ ocal pap,r describes her rs
"only twenty-thrce years # age. and inssrssed of
ny line person as the finest lady you viii meet IN
Chestnut street." She could not ob.ain work T.,
smnport herself.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

BATTLE OF WATERLOO. following singu-
lar anecdote is told in connection with this hat.
tle in Rev. James Whites History If France ::
at was a Sunday; and while all the church
bells in England were calling the people to pray
or. the cannonade commenced. Everybody was in
expectation of battle. 1t was known in England
that Napoleon had crossed over into tho Neither
lands, and that Wellington ready to meet
him. News was slow Of coming and peoples
hearts were sick with the expectation Of the next
mail. 1t CHANGED that between the services ON
that eventful Sunday, clergyman in Kent was
walking in his garden. His gardener was an old
s"liier. who had fought in Spain. Ito said
There's fight going on sir, somewhere; for |
remember when we were in the Peninsula we al
ways knew when rannonadc was taking place
wherever it might be hya crumbling of fresh
mould" lie took spade and dug down IL
single foot, and along the smooth surface left
iy the steel an imperccptihle trembling shook
down little pellets Of the soil. That's it, sir.
raid the gardner, they at it. sure enough
Before the next Sunday came around the news
had srread from end to end Of the little a.sirt
Isle"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
FUTURE DAYA.
Commissioners Sale.

nafk PURSUANT TO decree Of the Circuit Court e :,
~ hers county, Va, made ut the August term of H. an
--Cour In the year 1859, In ease IN which ensm mi my
Peyt0n aud Eura H. bis wife Plaintiffs and Robert ~
10 his right and ~ the statutory guardian Of Wil
Kills an infant under the age Of II years the said Wi
NJ Ellis by his guardian al cetons are Defendants the
signed, appointed Commissioner the purnos. I
decree will proceed upon tbs premises fRIDAr the it
OCTOBER ncx' mii ana nor ar on SATt the i5h ~
ees ACRES OF LAND in The proceeding mentioned, nS H.
joining the said Robe N Ellis and others and very
Terms or sALECas enough to pay tho sale and %
penses Of advertiing and selling and for the balance H.
equal annual instalments with interest from the Jay y; @
interest to be paid semi annually and both principal and
est secured by separate bonds with good personal security
the title retained until the payments all made Ti
chnser will have Immediate possession for seeding small
Full possession on the LIST Of January next. sam
Mr. Ro n Ellis the tenant In possession will show ii
land any deFrous to examine Ii before the sale wv
sept 14-etf4oct JOHN THOMPSON, JR, Commission.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
.wAas - - 5000 HEaks During His

.aWkat ~ q ezeztdesk 1sks OuEing Hi
j - Zszae
] .0eeasieasIs = lzlallissa, correspondent Il
lie PkilaaslpAza fsses 10 80 sssa SOARING oas
Iauzss< = - = = s=esss = eend=ss.tisH
IlAs13ks Rrs.s1j i NJ ~ daring kis Assnini.-
ItaaIba. i nv elszislias ~ peeanizry profit
he uritsst
j The nannsr In which - President, Of the Uni.
~ States Pays his expenses and manages his es
tablishmcnt woald be IN interesting inquiry
| When We compare the enormous sum. voted 10
European monarchs with the salary Of the Chief
Magistrate Of the United States. we are disposed
70 charge oar country with psrsimony; but there
can be no doubt that whatever others may have
,done. the present occupant Of the Presidential
chair really makes nsoaey QUE 81 HE oihce. Mr.
Buchanan 6 . singular man in his personal ex-
lpeudisures He never had any tastes or nppctitcs
outside Of his circle Of admirers and friends. lie
has reduced by the closest calculation. the domes
;ie management Of his establishment To q science.
Franklin Pierce never thought Of saving money.
bet opened his heart and his honse to everybody
who came 10 zee him.
Willard Fillmore was . generous aud genial
gentleman. Nor IL Mr.. Buchanan himself NJ all
indsposed 10 the pleasures Of social life but hav-
ing studied the mysteries ~ Washington society.
and having seen Gen. jackson expendiag more
than his salary, he has restricted himself within
certain circle and be win not 70 beyond. Ny i'm
preston IL. that he will save Mt the end of his
term, out Of the one hundred thousand dollars APP
to the President by Congress, at least
sixty thousand Almost the entire economy Of the
White House Is paid by the Government The
servants, the lighting. the stabling, the general |
police Of the establishment. provided for in the
appropriation bills. The music Of the grounds is
furnished free out Of the public treasury. What
are Mr. Buchanan.s expenses on the other hand?
lie gives private dinner, daily, il you please;
but he did 80 before he was elected 10 the Presl-
ieucy During the sittings Of Congress he gives
\ weekly dinner. to which he invites. first Of oil,
the Supreme Court Of the United States. then the
diplomatic corps, and then afterwards the repre-
,enatves Of the people of both branches in de-
ai bu, all this, under system Of close manage
meni, costs comparatively small sum, 81 there is
good deal Of exaggeraion AS To the expenses Of
he head Of the Government.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Sale Of Tavern PrOn.r,, ,.;T:,
by q. K. PHELPS, Aucr,oxrsR.
CHHHOWEE SPRINGS ron SALE.

ne 1nuergnet Commissioners appointed by decree Of
te Circuit Court OF Snyh county, In the Of u. Al
utsAi The sih day Of OCTOBER next being the frs d
rue oconcr term OF snsh County Court sell III the lc'
Gl'ns The esiesraed CalLHowEE SULPHUR sPRlSG
STATE. hese springs have had from line earliest settlement q
rr county, great celebrity have effected many remarkable
cures h"|e hee much resorted 10 BY visitors nccomin'
''"ns could be had and doubt net would resorted "
~ anlfeds anu thousands, If improved they should b.
i"H are Situated within about mile Of the Virginia N 1c-
nr7see 9liioad IN the county Of Smyt valley of %
i"'e i"k 9" llson In one Of the fertile and beanH
regions ~ NE Southwest. raiiroad Of easy and ch;
eiar could DO made along level valley. extending from lt
N'r-'a tennessee Railroad 10 the Springs he Spring
o a Capable oil supplying number of visitors and M
GROUNDS ar" handsome and afford beautiful sites for brihe
ur AZ extensive establishments Capitalists la, lied "
e inc property ~ nm investment speculation csei
great attractions
lEkhott he sale To bc a crc, Of one, two three m
oSr years, M, interest thereon om er The expirai
o ono year The purchasers TO give bond and approves IT,
euFy aad the title retained till the purchase money paid
.BEVELRY JOHNSON, c,,,o,..,oners
JAMES W. eHEFFEY. {SoH'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
New trimming and Fancy Store.
IL. A. &c II KINSICV

'EAkt IN announcing 10 The ladies and citizen. Of
L"'nDnfs a'd surrounding e'uay, that they taken
me s"f', No. i'3 Nj AN STREET, uer the Warwick Louise and
oPsie Mt H. T. Nicirs Periodical Store, where they Ill ON
aLd ailer ma h>bAr, the 18th inst, inspection AN en-
re new and arSr stoc! of PARIS Trimming, Head
dresses liti or"ntnis, M,lmir Caps Hair Branis Chris
hr '- t'uvfl, onbs and hrlsLcs, SOAPS Purrlnouuis
i''i b'-> iii'rtS Eass, tabLs kccales Wurst. Goods
t.f a's 'i>-s ana .ian> S.riuad Wool NuIas Workny
Materials vi ever! KIND, ,ctdic, PISS. liuvAs al Ns india
h'n"r ',2h ir ini.hs Belts aud Btltir-, buttons il, great
",c- Head '"'s uii fa! Hair Pins lat,s sGyvs iIuou
hns ni i"!s ami other ungs tedious ertea If
favor US win Il eat. - 49, ''"'
The Ladies are respectfully AMI specially solicited To call and
'N""' " s@ VI Dress lrniiigs, Head Dress
orhann's WHICH are Of The STYLES aud ,ln a.
our nto h"' INVARIABLY smut pFyGts and guick sjfs
s-pt i.-,ily
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Sale Of Land. Slaves. &c.

H2& PURSUANT to a decree OF the Circuit Court or A.,
w herst 10 the suit Of Tucker against Eubank the un
-sgned will proceed to sell ut the dwelling house Of r
ard Eubank, the premises FKpAy the 18th DAY Of
her ensuing, THE TRACT OF LAND belonging To the Inn,
estate Of Margaret l. Enbank decd and children cont,
ing sl2X Acres lying the Of Horsey's Creek @
Pryors Vale. s ~
credit Of and years win be given equal or,, d,
the purchase money, the purchaser entering into bonds
sufficient sucirty The TILE will be retained ultimate srcr
Al the same time, sllail sell the SLAVES and other Pc
sonal Estate belonging the trust Mnd, upon credit "a
months tho purchaser giving bond with approved sucu
the purchase money.
ROBERT TINSLEY,
sept II c1aw3w JOHN ID. DAVIS, (N"n ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Vnsl Ini>. Pure Apple Brandy:
AON 4'1 bulls fine Old Rye WHISKY:

1nH BEi., Pure Apple Brandy:
i wv +"i bulls fine Old Rye WHISKY.
II" e"Ns im""'ed French Brandy, and Madeira Wine
Various prui,is: '" "'"e
~ bili- ~ -.
100 i'''T' and ie- cheap Syrup and Molasses;
,oJ .' t,icr;
DO I"h'ta Superior Java Coffee:
''ul i''ls. ,tlJ'i >ugar-rii .rb,,.s.
lu'n Ac-> pIi Drii;uun Nail:
!" est inila Eu-ne for hav,ritg fine To,aeco
lm hr'' ?Illnr iae,u Side a,i shoulders. - ~ "s'f
Az" hlchd IS ''rccn aH,l Ba.A ica.
''"' >'i' ,e"i'g Laes, Wash Boards Rr,ons AMI
s.n, " ""S' - JVk Is X CO.,
- ~ '' ----- No Main ST.. Richmond
!,hNE tlti t;s.Ne ln,y. lust renewed .,,,,,. ,
'''! s',f'ol t1Aas, Ia wac it,ii, Inn, ai..n,,.
t""o HnsJ W. n Sfl.OiIiER ~ co
~ \, LLs-i have just Ell SUNNY a, ,,n..
mn nt-,,. " 'S-'N'! "'ce. +. SEABUEY,
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ll!Iaa.


81 V=#tBkHB.
= -. -
zznT - lsos
- - go - - d -. :
49, :, - ~ - - II;
= 5 = ) :
==-
- < 3 - (r1z ~ thsk ne saes
tioas fsanxfng y donsufie slavery. are paramount
= u etksrs .or ei.lnisg pahlie astsation. =
= = slIsassss s1ssas espeei
z koSoguy = .Sa1lsssss md feeling throughout the
$3.50 N. $500 d unanispity, they present
IS - e r. 49, - -, a.....a .,r.,, M.
4 Z = raa'sN' ~ =. .as
4oyersignsy' 'ss instance '"e
sewer II The rlple Il . icrritory In their territr
80 - a;f;. = s.ohib;f slavery, almest the eu-
80 80 III q. IA, IL keId the Affirmative.
- .,..a-. :, q.
sSetse - 49, "a a'''ss S " ~. wv
@E69th take he asEnsivA Asesidsnce ot this d'f'
= 15s6oa. ne have ne sinnoss Simultaneous utter.
- .,.,c.. Il. E,ou;r,r. one In
sssss -, ~. ri. D..
.Sose, eAHel ny ar. A. y. D"ass' ia's W WV
sasfsLarg Sestk- Side Democrat, the other IN this
State. That a. Cincinnati says.
.But the xrea, mas ir not tie entire boly, Of
,fhs deneeraoy oT The Free States caicrta'n the
oraaicn sesf ne rssnie 9. we .sss.s. a. ~,
ssx:ss - - \, T.rr;.rial condition. and he
fore they srs admitted into the Union as a State
escscsas cscns.an osnaso ''s 49, ~ .a;a H.,
s s1ee z ~ - T..;,as. ~, go.s Of q Siate
.honId determine whether they would or wond
not have slavery in their limits. The Democracy
IT'LL adhere - th's view o. me case
. % the oshsf hand, the smeho"ofsa ''s"" ..
Virginia Democracy the Enquirer al "'""on'
Ays:
ihs d.ssrsne Of Mr. p'aeas l,na Hsn'
$1,000. Ief.s.a.Sss S.,,ss,s s,,,.srs;.o ~ rho
csnst;snt;onal rehts Of .,sye-hodcrs. than is the
doctsius maintassed By Ar. Seward and his adhe-
rsnts q the Black kepsbacan party. Mr. sew
~ no'as .ns. eons ~ T. ny NJ nmsla.
s.nssnas IN hi. povsr resides In the local au-
sAositiss Of zach Territory. So far. then. asthe
xrsas question Of priaciple involved - concerned.
~ M' ~. ~. ~. an,;.n.h,s ,,,,I.,
~ ~ .,;.sns n .acI Stat. h, spioy. ON territory
common to ~ The States. every species of proper
y whish any eiti'ea may .awiaiiy hold WITHIN
sne h"s'' u WY o"- " '"e =,
The Journals ~ me PAY !" oe"'o'a''' s'lec''''
y 'hsee ~ 'ne Sou'n' "s.e s''" eNf'.s"
vast amount o. snseoas 'n''s"a'''"' 's'sase ~
the pa's'os'e ssOss '".. ~" 's's "'A'' F" VI
iscs eorasai ah''n o' sle opp"'"'"'' e''"sas' !"
order sna' the "oFetame'' may 'e ','e''a ,',"
see hands OF mo spo'isme"' W. nave aep'e'e, Tue
Iseassry, and ~aess eorr"phons anu 'rs"d' nave
eass ss'gna on me h''"e'so 'n'r escu'ne"" '"s
nshon. those h'rehng scFi"o'cfs u aeo""e"e'
ana rotten dynasty, are immensely S''"eke" NJ Tue
Thought Ut an ama'saman"n OF eiement' 'o o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
ServI1tS Wanrad

VIZ. suoecr'rrs wish IL car, lase for a friend in .,.,
cat h MALI bongroom Servant and goai F.n, ~
Washer and Irouer. The gentleman In want -, e" ,
any attends ths lr his Use. aud nerms 1n 81 these
m ~ ri, WIN n" Requisite qualification and rl,a,sos
lam, ham ,t "1 ON! getting fu value hut aso and ,x
sept lsdisicp copy NJ aW.,~ '''n n1n apply 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Trustees Sale Of Newspaper Property.

pursuance Of deed of trust executed by Jhc@
o. Echols on the 18th day Of November, 1888 shall on W.
SVh day Of SEPrRnBnR, 1869, In the town OF Liberty Va
coed to sell al public auction the highest bidder. one
me Newspaper Establishment known Bedford Ssrfn
with little exertion, could be very largely iacreased2 any
large advertising anil Job patronage. II established N -
gust l1, and of business make II pay sffy ha"
somely.. n ..s A. - :. a.. 4
Eutt>n, ii lie i,rqiai,tR. r the subscriber.
JAS. r. ion NSt;N, Trustee, Liberty, va.
j. Il. CREME Jaw. Auelioncer. au,; ~ '9iwiTi~f'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

LIST OF SuIcIDEs.-The New York Times has
Published list Of the suicides which have been re-
corded in the papers If the United States during
he last six weeks. The number is Fifty three l..
which life was actually taken and twenty more I'M
successful attempts. Domestic trouble was the
cause in majority ofcases and straitencd circun-
stances and disappointments in business led 10
what coroners jurics call the Trash act" in others
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

The ERI,L SuiP.-An crn ship calel the
City Of New York, intended for n trans \ lantir
voyage, has been in the course of cnn-truc,ioI u
some months past in the vicinity Of New York
and is now ~ nearly completed that -he vii! be
ready To undertake the trip ia Ott"ier. The AFRO
naut VIII" has charg" of the enterprise is Nd
Lowe, of New Hampshire, vino has made succeSs
iul ascensons. The 'ihmru>inns of the ar sh;
are greater THAI those of any bail oA preriumIv
built. The capacity 1T the gas receive IA. uO
cubic feet the aggregate height Of the balloon
from the valve II the hnttum oi the h at il ~.
wards Of 300 feet; the diameter l3D feet. Mr.
Lowe PROPOSES t" 20 directly from New York I,
l. ,udon in i3 to "a hours. I'VE hope his cxpc,t,
tions may be realized
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Amherst Land For Sale.

ZaI WILL sell AT public auction THURSDAY, 9Th day
WV OCTOBER next upon the premises A TRACT OF LAM
lying In the county Of Amherst miles from Lynchbur.
miles from Depot on the Orange and exanria Ralr
"a miles from Bethel the James River and Kama a Cara
and 10 miles from the county ra containing 81 Acres Tue
tract on the Piedmont Range which is considered the
land in Eastern Virginia; In high improvement
large PARTON of the cleared land being Clover with
raj meadows aud lots well Grass There Is suffice,
OF Wood laid for all the Of the farm The buldin ar
comfortable, and the fences good By the day sale liner
VIII I've about lb bushels Of Wheat seeded upon Glover lo
The purchaser can buy the Stock Crop Tools de- If
hs tract Is well worthy the attention of those desiring
purchase and such requested examine the premise,
Fore the da! Of sale For further particulars apply
Inc NJ l., nchburg. 'r'
sept i3dltdcsawtoct6 WILLIAM r. ANDERSON