Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-03

with knife, asd then hold him over hole al
ready dug in the ground for the reception OF his
blood. His hody was then tied up in sheet and
thrown into neighhoring creek, whore it was
the deceased gave the information which led TO
the discovery of the above facts. The murdercrs
are now in Jail.
WHAT LADY THINKS OF HAIR FAcEs.-A TO.
male writer In Xcnia. Ohio. Is making a crusade
against hairy. faced men. Hear her:
What expression Of kindness and mild human
,'y can he observed in n face covered with hair
ftom tho nose dowaf Not my. As we'll might u
poor .at look in tho grizzly muzze OF Scotch
crushing jaws, ns ID look for expression Of hu-
man kindnoss and sympathy in the face of a hir-
suite man.
we can appreciate the value of smile. Il
Lighters up the countenance with adorning sweet
ness indicates kind heart, and radiates gladness
To tho hearts Of others, encourages tho despondng
soothcs tho afflicted, cheers the sorrowing, dsarms
wrath, and kindles up genial sympathy and reeip-
rocal regard. But smile cannot drop out from
the face of II man "benrded and moustached like
+ the pard.' You suppose, from tho agitation OF
tall grass that some animal was crawling through
il. So you may infer from the whskers of hair
that smile WINS burrowng along there somewhere
out of sight Tho smile of such u man cannot DO
distinguished from tho grin Of ribbed nose bnboon,
which Ind burnt its mouth with hot chestnut.
The lips capable of indicating a variety of
passions aud emotions. They can express kind
nees, good-humor eetncss Of disposition, sorrow,
hrmness and decision Of character, or they mani
Test scorn. contempt. disdain. loahng anger. ind
threaten like loaded rcvolyers. Tho chief express
sion Of tho best traits in Nnpoloon's nature weie
in bis mouth and chin, which ho could clothe with
50 mneh sweet. winning mute. persuasive elo-
qnenee ns to render his looks irresistible. but
when lip aud chin are covered with lair you might
n wal lnnk Tnr in In hall nF N hnn
swallow in gully, overhung with q turf Of grass.
The passions aud affections have their polls In
the lace, tirmness in tho upper lip. mirthfulness
near the corners Of The mouth, aud the affections
in the edges of the lips, etc. hence The philosophy
and delight of kissing; the more intense the pas
sion, the more soul-thrlling and enrapturing tho
kiss. Behold that lovely woman, with II form
shipped by the hand OF harmony, regular feature
under clustering ringlets. bright eyes benming
with Intelligence, wellarrnnged pcnrly teeth.
soft and delicate skin, q mouth like cupds bow
n neck like ivory, bosom ike nlabnstcr, and the
swelling undulniions III love like snow sher llps
like two rosc-buds, moist with morning dow, and
her checks
shooting ocr the face, dinuses bloom,
And every nameless grace"
| Rndienain beauty, she is surrounded by an Mt
| mosphere OF love, Ms rose exhaes fragrance
just think Of oUe Of those hairy faced fellows Mt
tempting to kiss her--seo him pulling up his
''chevnu friose OF brisles 10 reveal his wild
beast.looking cavernous slit Of n mguth. Bah !!
| it's abominable--the idea is disgusting-get out
| scat
"Gve of ci,i good apothecay, swocien my
Imagination"
Whom do moustnches and beard become? lri-
gnnds, privatcers. fllibusers, and especially pro-
ie>siona execuiioncrs. jack ketch, the hangnan,
would efectnaly concealall expressions causing
him to look ~ grim aad unreenting as death, in
whose service he Off ,iaics.