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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
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Ague Cure,


f.s:r m..ssss"s E.yss cn,ii II Fsvsr pnb
ss or 'ss. ~. X:
elias. os disease. e:,si:: a tar: I. -: sn,srx y, de-
fs%s. %asis cs"strss.. as'a ny '"' A'@ ~ :.
We nre cnnbled hcre To offer the community . ram.
cdy which, while it cures the above complaints with
certninty Is still perfectly harmless IN any quantity.
affecting disorders prevail. This CuRE expels the
miasmatic poison of FEvEa AND Aoun fom the sys..
ten, and prevents the development Of tho dissase,
ss oT s e rs S. 9 % ss
cred for this class Of complaints but alse tho cheap
est The large quantity VIC supply for a dolH brings
it within the reach Of every body; and In bhous dis
riots, where FEVER AND AorR preyails, every body
should have II and IL freely both for cure and pro-
lection. great superiority Of this remedy any
other discovered for tho speedy and csrtaia oure
OF Intcfmittents is that 1t contains Quinine min
cral, consequently II produces no qninism or other
injurious effects whatever upon the constitution. Those
cured by 1t are lct healthy IL they had had
the disease. ~ - =
miasmatc poison great variety Of disorders arise
from its irritation, among which arc Neuralgia, Rhen-
Hofisn, Gout, Headache, Bindiess, Ioofb1che, Rar-
drhc, Catarrh, AHhoa, Paipitdtion, PdfifW iGecion
Of the Spleen Mysteries, Pain IN ne Do,csks toiic,
Paralysis and Derangementlof tie Stoaach. all OF
which, when originating In This cause, put ON the
infr,n'f.enf fYpe or bccome periodical This Cum
cxpes the poison from tha blood, and consequently
cures them all alike. II Is nm invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
siding in the malarious districts. II akcn occasionally
daily while exposed to the Infection that will be
exrreed from the systeIn, and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity to rpen into disease Hence 1t is
even more valuable for protection than cure, and fer
will suffer from Intermittent II they avail them
selves OF the protection this remedy affords. s4,
Prepared by Or. J. Q, AVER Sy Co.,, Lowell, Mas.
J n sEAy, Lynchbyrg; puRCELf, EADp 4 Co, Bioh-
,nond, N. RIy Vi. iolsrsbure; u. A..sAATos. Eos-
hIk and ail Dtugssss'a 6stiay laprii =" eV-itAny
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Death of Lady Byron.

We learn by the Glasgow that on the 18th inst
ant Lady Byron. the widow of the great poet died
Mt London, in the sixtysixth year Of her age. She
was born in 1874, and was the only daughter and
heir Of Sir Ralph Milbanke Noe Baronet. IN
1856 she succeeded to the barony OF Wentworth.
She was married to Lord Byron in l8l5-the un-
ion proving, as Ia well known, most unhappy to
both husband and wife, and he lived with his wife
only some thirteen days. Their only child.
ada, also daughter of my house and heart"
was married to Earl Loveace and died eight
years ago.
The marriage Of Byron with Miss Mibanke was
one prompted by motives oi interest.
Lord Byron, in one Of his letters gives the fol-
lowing description Of Lady Byron during the time
of thcir engagement: ''What nm odd situation
and friendship isours. Without ono spark of love
on either side and produced by circumstances
which, in general, lead to coldness side and
aversion on the other. She is n verv superior
woman, and very little spelled, which is strange
in all heiress-a girl OF twenty-a peeress that is
to be in her own right-an only child and n
rdhfe who has always had her own way. She is
a poctess mathematician, and, withal, very
KIM, generous and gentle, and with very little
pretension"
Even at his wedding the thoughts of his first
love-of Mary Chaworh of Annesley Hail. whom
he So POLITICALLY termed his bright Morning Star
of Anne>lcy," was present to his Imagination
Anncscy Hall and all its fond associations foaed
Ike vision before his thoughts, even when at the
alter and oD the point of pronouncins his nuptial
vows. 4 marriage contract under such circum-
stances could not but be unhappy. The poet has
alluded to it in sorne Of his most impassioned
strains Of regret. Washington Irving says that
in one Of his manuscripts, written long after his
marriage, having aeeidently mentioned Miss
Chaworth as "my. NJ. A. c.. "Alas," cxclaius
he with sudden burst Of feeling "why do say
my9 Our union would heve healed fcuds in which
blood had been shed by our fathers; it would
have Joined lands broad and rich; it would have
joined at least one heart, and two persons not ILL.,
matched in years, and-and- d--and--what has been
the result %
1t unfortunate for the late Lady Byron that
only by her union with Byron, ard its unhappy
results, is she known to the world ut large. Her
private life has been ruthlessv invaded and all
her domestic troubles exooscd to the gaze Of the
world. 1t should be remembered that Byron treat,
ed her in a manner calculated TO ALLEVIATE the al-
fcction- Of any woman, and that il was the public
odium following his treatment of her which in-
duced him to leave England and live in Italy.
Lady.Byron took an active interest in phauthro-
pic ana benevolent movements. We can scarcely
recall lady of the present century whose name
has been often brought before the public, and
in such singular way. by her relations with
others rather than by any desire or etfort on her
part to obtain publicity. York Post.
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M1nlCI11D. 90 :.
Scrofhla, OF Kings EVIL,

is constitutional disesss, corruption Of the blood
by which this Auid hec0rnes vitiated weak, and
poor. Being In tho sireulatiOn, 4 pervade ths
whole body, and may burst out IN disease On any
part of IL. No organ y free fsun its attacks, nor
il there which It may not destroy The scrofd-
lous tant Is variously caused by mercurid disease
low living disordcred or unhealthy food, tmpuze
air. filth and filthy habits, tho deprsssang vicsA
and above all, by the venereal infection. What-
ever bc its origin, Il Il hereditary In the e1uuta-
tion, descending from parents to chil1fen unto IT,
third and fourth generation T. indeed, NSeeus -
bo the rod Of Him who says, I viii visit the
iniuuitcs Of the fathers upon their chiIdfeh" es'
Its effects commence BY dspositiua fIum IL
blood Of corrupt or ulcerqus matter, which, IN the
lungs, liver. and internal organa y tumcd tuber-
ccs In the glands, dwellings; ma oA the uurthces
cr,,psions or sofa. This Sbul ugfRupttous wh6ch
gsn,lers In the blood. depreses Ahe snagg q hte,
no that scroflous constitutions not only suer nom
scr6hlous complaints, but they hxve fsf ieo power
to Withstand the attacks Of Other diseaeests o1-
scQuently, vast numbers pcrish by disorders Ehichi
although not scrofulons In their nature arc still rem
dcrcd fatal by tha taint IN tbs system. Most Of
the consumption which decimstes the human family
has iu orig dircetlyaa this seyeflloe coptAwAns-
tiou and many destructive diseases Of the ivef,
kfihcys, hran md indeed, Of III the ofgns, arise
ffon, or are aggravated by thu ssne cnass!1smf1
One quarter Of all our people arel lscyofuloua;
their porsons arc invaded by this lurking injection,
, and tkoir health "a undermined by IL. 10 clsasse
il ffpri the system we muse fenossts' theihlOea
by an Alternative mdicine. end hayeprate u By
healthy food and exercise. sueh y meddicine d we
supply IN bat v.,s,..s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
CA NIP, STA APIIE X &c co.
RUG sfasp CAMP SmirH CO.,
No. 9 Bridge st., noat Depot & Corn Exchange
tAND No DRAYAGE FROM GANAL) .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CROCERS,

fODlnINsIOn HHd FiftfTfrdfnV Netch0Hfs
LNAYs keep large and eonplen assortment Of bpAP
IA DnY Goops GauoEPiEA, Wisfs IIqUuns
KINDS, Boois a0is &c, which sell low
prices Fairness nnd icraty IN dealing rno. .nnd orders
n"d upon terms II present. aud gooa say put up
aud delivered required ln thot COMMISSION AND FOX
WARDiSG department, SPACIOUS HOUSE possesses
pcror advantages location In the very centre o Trade
ton towards o large increase In this branch Of bus
thank friends aud uein that their favoss
shall receive personal attention every instance
We sell Tobacco and other description o Produce. and
prepared Ia make prompt mud favorable returns
House IN the city state CAMP STAPLES d 60.
g8sAUks for furnished customers
GIVE have large Yard for IUMBEl. aud experienced
hnnd measure same. Ian II -t21 I'D C.,E kCb. s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

TnREarL>Ep Mon Law IN MIssorni Mr.. VIM
A. Thompsou, h,rm-rip clcrk Tor Me-or- lpvo,
martha X o.. oi t lis cty. but now connected with
the Boaih.ru's Savings institution at IT. Louis,
proceeded lew days ago to Liberty, Mo, the
ngent OF his cEiplove,.. with 5000 of the hills
Of the branch ol thr fnrm rs bank nj Lexington,
and demanded lhp.r irJrnl ltnn. The Cashier
preceded to comply with the demand, but while
doing 50, one or two pcrsons, supposed to be di-
rNctor-, entered. and iuquring the object Of Mr..
Ihomp~onS visit. his residence &c.. left the room
the sequal proved, to inform tne populace.
Very quite company If the "rougbs - Of
Liberty were in front VI the bank, calling Mr.. T..
to come iorlh. Ga going out he was informed
that his presence was not wanted in that town,
and that he would not be permitted to bring away
his coin. His reply that if the bank paid
him the coin, it seemed inclined to do, he would
assuredly assert the rights Of the institution of
which he was agent and attempted at oil hazards
70 carry with him its property. Returning to the
room he finished counting aud boxing the coin,
redeposited ii and took cberk for the same. Tho
Cashier, anxious to save the credit of the bank,
agreed to baud it out of the bark window in the
evening, and thus elude the mob who supposed it
would not be called for until morning. when the
stage was to start. And in this way the mob WAS
mi-lcd. Mr.. Thompson SECURING fast team drove
forty miles over prairie after nj ght aud succeed
ell in safely depositing the ooin in the "Boat,nens
Savings Institution" Several OF the banks in
Missouri, it appears. bave habit Of getting up
mobs against parties who demand large amounts
OF their, "promiscs to pay. y."-BaH.a San.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
Spring and Summer Goods :.
,ta &hohs Hata Cana aud StaaW Qooda,

OF FVERY DESCRIPTION AND FTYTE. ;,
d. HAVING received the vreutrr portion u my srrine
kWl and sunner uoad being Ia reeeip daily, ID alrh
(R aarr b"'ug made 10 my "'f,r can ASSURE ny iftnds
Wand pubilo, ia they MAJ cali with full expeaii-
iin or being suited either qualify, style or price Ml STOCK
Trunks Carpet ha, Umbfelas Sc, sarKe aud cnprees
every grade. l.. l.. AkMIrTEAn,
np Al itcp. eopyl No it0 Main st, fynrhbnrg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
FRETWELL s. HALL.

NV DIICOtl =
IT,, HAVE store ti,olr spving and summer stock
XVII of lools stoen, ilps tas, rrunkr CARPET agA Va.
liccs Ea Skins, sole Leather and NIL kinds or Shoe
Findings all uf whIrh viii he >ld on the most REASON
abb. t-rins they bought In favorable tllne q
We me aso manufacturing ladies and Gcncmcns Cntsrs,
dacrlpon, n other kis II work dane ~
our line business would call the attcniion of those
want TO Miles aofs oo,s have thetn tth dress
ai,d deuLle) al ibe best quality s5.5 lmh 1&d.s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
WILLS, COLHOUN & CO.,
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE BASK)

WILLS, COLHOUN & CO.,
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE BASK)
Lynohburg, Va. =
ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF rHEIk SPRING STOCK OF
S- H "A r D w A r E -.
WL BEING the largest certainly the most cart
Ek1 fny pelec ssi slaek NJ 0ooda 10 isas ever been
their pleasure Ia Offer 10 Tho publioi
Locks nuits, Hinges srrvws, Glasa, Patty
Iiellowa = Eng Auvis aud Wees, tior-c shoes, m
Morse shee Nails, Plates, Drl lsases and Fass
Carriage and Buggy rruimings,
Agricultural and y rmlns Articles .
Cabinet Nakrrs Materials,
sa,tilrrs and Rarness. Makers Materials,
shoer Maker's ktndnRs, zf.g3 f.. f##...
Floor oit N1otls nun, Y TO yds Wide,
Eag Table ohCioths, window Shades, e
GU Cornicc Plus Bands, &c.,
livery handle Knives IN seis VI 81 picccs,
with or without Forks .r .=
Silver Plated Ware Of every variety,
Planes all kinds heat quality, - VA a
wo.,enh,'ms, Relsers ssd aappns AAlvEs, ,a =,
Scissors, Raxnre, bowie Knivos, Nc,
Fishing aid uparllng Tackle ttas Rthes Pistols, c al
sMARi"s SHOOTING RIFLES, -.
And other articles moi einnefns here ALI vhor wt
sold 10 punetuai cusonnrs on ths usual
credit WILLS, CoLiNpUN - Wa
ma I-s ..t - Main strucL II nehbasg, ys
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
SHOES, HATS. TRUNKS, &C., &c.
SPRING.. 1880! .'.''
ASSoMrMENT VERY In RGEH

Z LiII II \.
T. ny Spring supply Ia now N store and vct, hill
lag eaps.n enabe% me 10 pressa desiruhle an
assortment of Bnots, Shoes Trunks, rnr" lnpn Hats
~ APPS. and artirira ,n lne any honse In
Iynchburg do. yur, thankful u customers, from
country city very liberal patronage, and With
auh desirable goois and accommodating dis
ana T. sEAnuRY,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
ssARDWAWE AND CUTLERY.
SPRING ARRIVALS FOR 1850
=. M. - M T. S0N,
Opposite Farmers Bank, Lynchburg, Vn

RECEIVING large and beaniifu stock of goods IN
his line Of trade consisting ut over! arer ivaa IN hr
brsdrs gons Introduced inlo market ths
spring. al n which vi" be uHTcd nj lowest prices or cazh, ar
puncua cusioncrs The following are among his new
riN ais:
M,YSAnps eslehrai,d breec-loadng and other Rides.
FLooR ofL CLorHs nav and beautiful dcaiRns
CIR Goopa, for Curtains aud Windows
ASyus Chains, Springs, l,olows and Viees- sis
CRADLE, Grass Hush aud ljrinr IlaJcA ls
LOCKS, tiiass, iiingeS Butts. screws, &c.
SIivrF AND PLATrp tonps, Bnapa, md Block Tin Ware
Calf Kip binding, Morocco Hog shesp and 2oa skinsaBd
Findings of NIL kinda.
superior Pocket mud Table Knives IN great variety.
thlilr.ns talm. Gigs md Carriages
Axles felloer, Hubs, sp"h.s and BOlts.
Cedar Tubs Buckets, Cans and thurns
English Brtdles Hits, Stirrnps and spurs.
Leather and tinin Being, Packing, &c., DC.
iirculnr SASH Gross tnt, and 0lhcr hnwr.
Mechanics Tools OF every description.
Farmers aud Planters uenss Agricultural Implements
Nr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
SANFoRD,s LIVER TNvIGORATOR
NEVER DBBILITATBS. I,.ess "a

TT II COMPOUNDED ES1
bccoriie M established fact
md approved by all that
sorted To with confidence In
" recommended. J.ts.e aE X
II has cured thousands Z
who had givsn up NIL hopes :
unsolicited certificates In my
The dose must be adapted ,
Individual taking II, and u.s. )
net gently ON the bowels. 8
l.il tho dietate~ Of your
u-e Of the ifFER WrI .
Liver taaJ,tdints, Bilious |.
mic DiaiFhdd, So m mfr !.
i'ropsy, Sour .>foa0ch, Ud- |.
ChOierd, Cholera Uerbns,
iencs, u tatBdicc, Remate
used successfully aA AZ Orr
II will cure Sf(k HEAD +.
lestiIy,) IN t,nsnty minsstes,
faiS are tdh'eH ai commence
Al sol,o use u are Sssfmg
MA. va TER IN 1HE.'
, TYFfYOR 4 TOR, AND,
! GHIu%R ,.,fi,,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
Singers Sewing Machines.

- REAT awnys roininsse proof Of great
~ Judged by this Test there labor saving
before the public lrahle singers Sewing Mnchine=
Aer establishing the reputation 10 The United States
they exhibited The late Exposition Unvcsele" IN
France, where they carried vi the highest prmiun aud
mnnuact0ry them has been built In Paris
In every In Witch saHng bc done
these machines be used with profit. As speal
oi the Railway train Ia travelling fboi No IL sewing VIII
Singers Machines compared with hand-sevig. No taller,
shoemaker drcssakGr, carriage trimmer sadder hatier
Sc should be without The fhr profit Of using oi
these machines peguiary cnpoye s One Thousand Dohrs
In all private families whore there In much Wing "
be done these machines Invaluable assistance Planters
and hotel keeper Ind them particularly convenient and profit
able These machines simple IN their construction AMI
very strong and darac beug the only kind Of Sewing Ma
chine made by which sort of work,
cDud be perfectly executed Thousas ofnirfor and vorf
less Sewing Machines have and sold yriona
but Singers Machncs aoDc have been found every
where 10 satisfy the wuntH Of the people. u F18fHi
Plain printed instructions for using, viii, zach
chine. from which readily acquire the Of mana
them The machines packed securely any
part OF the world 10 nil persons desiring pariuniar i1
formation, WILL application by letter either otour OIL
forward copy OF l. NJ. Singer Cos Gazette paper
wholly devoted 10 The Ing Machine interest. y Il
rf l. NJ. bl NIGER & 90. ass
Principal O1cc, No. go broadway, New Yoh.
BRANCH OFrcEsNu Il hairJvef A., htson No 81 tihaj-
e ST. New Haven. O; GloyeKyie N. Y; No T4 Broad si
Newark, N J No. 1il Chesnnt st., Phlalelpa No. I Da
imore st. Baltimore No 30 Westminster ST. Providence,
l.; No. East 4 st., Cincnats No. % North 9Th IT., NJ
Louis No. 81 81 Charlo si New Orleans No. 70 Daun st.
Mobile rdec2l-d&sts1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
S A N F o r D S. .ss,
FAMILY CATHAR11C PILLS


Pure Iegetdbte Eracts and astE ia LASS CASES Afe
ftght. and niu Keep in amy CLIMATE. "a essY
The FAMILY CATifARTiC PILL is "a gentle but active
CaLarte which the jfopre tor has used In bis praeiaes
for inord than twenty yearA -
constantly increasing - demand from those who
have long used the PILLS u and the satisfaction which
all express regard - has induced to
The pr"fes-on well know thai Inherent cashsrcs ac
different portions Of hel bowels lfggTa4sD #s8 1g
The FAMILY CATHAR- p n TIC PILL has. with due
Itrence well esab- - lished
cl variety Of the rest Vegetable ExtrzcA
which act alike part OF the aichtafy canhf
and good aud sofs In all cases where Catiarse
dcd UerdnOe- ments Of the Stofndch, See
pisess, Pains IN Eie Rack = 0ia Cestistnsus,
rain and Soreness The - Dhoie Body, fom euddeA
cold, which frequently ifE Hsaeeted end jn q l0nki
of Feyer Loss Of A- petite, QeeQinn SeHsa-s
t,, ~ Cold the body, RssES&snsss, R6u9dst< Or
neH ia the head, and lfdsasat0s1 ,flfe &a&e a.
HORNS IN Children 1iuits Rhensadfissa Efeat f5fer
the Hood and disc which 0feh y
merous to msniion IN This adstrilssmsnl 1osey y d
PRICE II HREE 44UfMNS.g9 ~ - 3sss $
7ae L.res Iaoigorator aad Lgaig eh1ste Rll. are
IN all The large 81 : IA 4 - = .,ssyiasaJt is1
ST. W. SANFORD, NJ D.,
&. ID u manufacturer and Pn.pEiaoa 50
april TO- go dAciy 2Os; BFqsdpsy. ID D Sosk... -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

Pure Coal Oil
nn GALLONS pure Camel Coal oil. Warranted to be
fOO pure and Of best quality. For sale by
JOHN H. sEAY, Druggist.
10 L. nrh Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02

To Builders and Painters.
HAVE now In store large stock White Lead, White
Zinc, Lnseed Oil, Varnishes Brushes spirits Turpentne,
Puly, and coors Of all kinds Those invited
give u call. For sale by
JOHN H. STAY, Druggist
may 10 LynchDnrg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
WASHINGTON HOUSE,

corner Of Eighth and hHrch StS.,
LIN Oh B L RG, NIR GI MA.
FUNlE subscriber, recently Of tabu House. takes
pleasure informing h friends and the public gcnerallys
he has leased The above popular House 'pr term of years.
and prepared Ia accommodate all cali him
style surpassed by hotel in The city and hc respectfully
uiicits the patronage oi public 10 sustain him 1n
keeng the Washington in sly that is worthy OF first class
Hotel.
Amidst all vcissiu,s of hotels in this city, The Wash
ngon closed doors but they have always been
with a hearty welcome " the ~eared iraN oler
With testimonials of gentlemen oi high staudng
ready disposition 10 please he hopes 10 share liberal
support his many friends and the public generally ped2
ing that shall spared all who r board
AT This House, JOHN =. KYLE, Proprietor.
Testimonial.
the subscribers take great pleasure in recommending
Can't hotel keeper, and fec no reluc
ance saving he gentleman courteous steady
polite lady Is o the best managers IN the state
Dr. A. Hopkins, o. Loving =. X Daniel General A. Brow n.
Robert Whitehead, VIM. Masse Thos }. Mass" William ~
(abe r. d. Peters Joseph G. Cabell jr. NJ tabei- nd
many others Of Nelson; A. G. Harrison lhos Whitehead H.
w Spead Vim W THOMPSON. T. L. shelton, SanI NJ. tar
land Ro A. CoghI j H. Henry, j. T. Coleman, Amherst;
Inn y slaughter James Garland Chas NJ Blackbrd, Thos.
/ Kirknarck VIM II. Yancey Van Naineiro. Charles j.
Iajne n q TaiaEerro John H. Speed A. j. Camp, r. o.
PIERCE h. p Alstrop j. W. Burch H. b. Iaiaiero, Parker
Allen, A. b. Stratton, Lynchburg. Inny
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-02
JAMES WILI.IAMSON

ra,ENNEssEE A. BROWN SHEETING.-Ano,her loi just
received on conference.-the best goods In Ihe market
for the priee-encourage the South. . ,,,-,,,.,
lkbf oAtNbhhc'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07
Lake superior IntelIIgence.

The Marquette Journal of Jan. 25th, records
genial weather, the bay and hsrbor entirely
open, glorious sun and mellow atmosphere
Trout fishing capital, as appears by the follow,
ing paragraph, in which an old Cleveland friend
leads;
On Friday morning last, party of gentlemen,
consisting of DR.. Hewitt, and Messrs. White,
Mather, Ely and Wetmore, started on q fishing
excursion, travelled forty-fve miles, (Out and
baek) six Ofthem on snow shoes, and brought
home with them at night, seventy two az fine
brook trout as one need set eyes on, their ag-
gregate weight being thirty pounds, which
would make an average of almost half a pound
each It was in a little lake five miles beyond
the "Burt Mountain" called "LOst Lake" that
this luxurious pile was jerked out, one BY one,
through holes in the ice, accompanied by sew
enty-tWo ebbs and flows of the tide, such ebbs
and flows as only trout fisher knows anything
about.
The steamer Lady Elgin in her last trip up
went as far as Eagle River, landed her cattle,
&C.. and returned to Copper HarbOr, where she
was frozeni in The cattle destined to Portage
Lake were driven across.
Marquette is going ahead finely. The new
sash, door and blind factory of Messrs.
johnson and Farnum is in successful opera
ton, and the Journal says "the engine, from
the shop Of John P. Holt & Co., Cleveland,
operates to charm" Of things in and about
Marquette the Journal adds;
There are now in Marquette and vicinity,
something like dozen stores and groceries,
three blast furnaces, and a fourth now build
ing, four church edifces, viz Episcopal,
Methodist, Presbyterian and Catholic, four
hotels, sash, door and blind factory, Court
House, three blacksmith shops, four officiating
clergymen, two lawyers, four physicians, a
United States land office, Saut Canal Co.'s
land Office, two warehouses, but no school
house fit for children to enter, deficiency,
however, which, we trust, anOtherseasOn will
see supplied.