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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

In the Perry, from Chareston-Mrs Ross Mrs Cook Miss
Bird Mrs Thompson Mrs Preston Miss Hail. Mrs Damn and
child Msssrs Bruce Holbrook Howard Lathrop Finn, Glad
ding, Wheeler Johnston Wilbur, Gel Calhoun Dickson Jones'
Fish Jenkins Googin Fitherly Vance Cross Thayer WAL
kerr Preston, Richards Masters Lasher and Libey and IA in
the steerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05
HE YER ANDAH,

Eighth Avenue, befUeen 35fh and 36th Streets.
II kROLLPFEIFFER informs his friends and the public
L that he has taken the house and grounds formerly the
country seat Of the late b. Murray ESQ., that improving
vicinity the Eighth Avenue where he trusts, by personal at
tsntion and the rcte in the selection of his refresh
meats, to give general satisfaction
N b. Private Rooms for small large parties. limited
nsmber OF boarders be comfortably accommodated
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

H6& FOR LIvERPOOL.--The very fine coppered and
MVM( copper fastened ship HBERNIA, Edward B. Cobb
master, will sail for Liverpool in few days The
for passengers superior to ship in the
Liverpool trade and terms noderae those proceeding can
ytow. in Ireland, England Scotland and Wales the fol-
lowing banking houses viz
GA London Prescott Grote Ames Co., Banker
LiverPool-the BANK Of Liverpool.
Scotsnd--the Commercial Bank.
lreand-the Royal Bank Of ireland, Dublin.
Apply to ROCHE, BROTHERS s CO,
les 2w.<W a. Sou, h street, r. York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

0NlTY sALOON.-The former proprietor Of the Western
brought the Exhibition Of the INTERNAL REGIONsu
well known by reputation throughout the Unisn which
has been in successful operation there for ten
spects him forthwith in his SATANIC DOMINIONs 10.
Gated at the City Saloon Formerly Hansgon Dorana and
next door to the American Museum, where the whole may be
seen Every Evening, at 81 o'clock precisely.
DEscRPTIosin the centre shelving rosk large Hs.
Skeletons representing Nnos the Judge He seated al the
Of the Internal Regions. his hand to raise
at intervals as in the act pronousee sentences below him
pear the concluding words Of Dane celebrated rion
abandon hope,
All ye who enter here
In advance Of this figure the foreground by BELIZE
BUB seconded by his companions Cerberus and Python
monstrou three headed Dog the other gigantic Snake
moving in such surprzng TO inspire the behoder
with belief that they living Further left Of Mno.
LUClFER, around whom nsmersus Human Skeletons
Of which transformed into Demons
ing the sufferers Still farther back is SKELETON HOLD.
ING THE STANDARD OF DEATH illustrating the FOL
lowing laes--
To this grim form cur cherished limb. have com,
And thus lie Wondering IN their earthly home;
In teri bound hillock, or in sculptured shrine,
The worms alike their cold eare,ses Irvine;
So far we all equal, but snce left
Our mortal WEEDS, OF vital spark bcreft,
Asundcr, farther than the Poles we're driven
Some sunk TO deepest He'll raised highest Heaven
The back ground presents FIERY GULF Large iccIe,
hang from the rocks that form the Internal Cavern and rrft
their surface the Red Glare Of the Fires within On
den the visitor plunged ia pitchy darkness whilst he sur
rounded by the mounfu shritks Of Condemned Spr The
clahng 81 chains and sprosr Of Devil, and mps this
Scene Of Horrors.
Admission 90 cents Doors eyen at eight o'clock.
CO IL add 10 the interest Of this Exhibition BY ,tase
tors executed 10 Ohio within the last years their erim
nal offences In short the proprietor feeling high confidence
the tendency Of this Exhibition 20 be exercised good moral
tendance ofthe Reversed Clergy OF New York
sThe Exhibition only lasts from half to three quarters
~ an hour ny7s-sw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

NAVAL SroRKThere has been since last notice no ma
teral change articles of this trade Sales to fair extent
have been made at So II for Tar and SO 81 for Turpen-
tine At Boston there has been reduction IN rates 6y
the additional supplies of Tar Sales OF North County
have been made IL and So There good de-
mana for Spirits Turpentpe at 40 as for South At fha
dePha 500 bbs Tupen,ae brought s for ana
So for North County; 1000 bbs Rosin rs and Pitch at
225; Spirits at 37t 3sc.
MoLAssEs-The prices OF this article well maintained
and tho demand good Rico finds sales at 81 4oc 200
hhd Cuba 32 33 At Boston the market langud the re-
tail trade good 7s0 hhds Havana sold at 81 3i 2oo 90
of Trinidad have IS Havana 32 Porto Ri
CO ST.; New Orleans 3s; cargo ofMatanzas at 3D.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05
COUNTERS EFT.

NIE public is respectfully informed Of the basest
and most dangerous couAtets attempted has Late
been brought to light in the city Of New York mean an
ma ion Of that deservedy popular medicine known
Rowaad's Tonic Mature" for the fever and sgue.
We had just put down imitation called "RcClasds Tonic
1tne by L. s. Comstock Co. when another still more
makes its from thu ,tsre Of Seaman
brothers druggists No. los Water street NJ " which the
lac sm,e of the proprietor has been CONFERENCE.-The
copy rights inirnged uPonhis certificates copied and act
initiated IN such manner that from its outward appearance 1t
can scarcely be detected We would ass that have
SUIT IN the United States Court for damages for
ms upon our rights and request dealers to be very
o. whom they purchase the article unless its
can De traced to the proprietor, Of his gen.
era "hom ne has endeayord select enjoying
he s'mest respect and confidence which
they reside asd who would blush other the
true AND original RowGnds Tonic Mriure for the paltry
gam few deiar thereby endaugering the lives Of their
fellow beings, JOSEPH T kowAND. proprietor, lsuces.-
sor TO Dr. John Rowand No. 249 Market street PhadeI-
pha j. O. FAY general agent at Minors Franku House
Drug Store, No. 1873 Broadway New York.
Bit is the intention Of the proprietor to enforce his
rights against person this valuable msd
cise and spursUy putting forth the propreor certificates
and labels
Agents will please give the above much publicity posi-
BILE inserting in all the Of the respective
IN which they reside. my3-lmis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

= e. y INDEPENDENT LINE FOR ALBANY.
SxzkSS<E557 and internsdats psees-Fsre $i-Fare to
=, -Caldwells, lat centsl n !
The new and splendid steamboat OSCIUSkO, Capt ID.
Haywood will the foot Of Robinson street, next above
Barclay on Thursday morning June 9th, at O'Clock, landing
al the Old State Prison wharf
FER freight or passage apply on board, or to
M HAWKINS WILLIAMSON,
No. 81 West street.
Inc pubic are assured that this boat has no connection with
any boat now the river will continue to between
New York ank ALBANY les
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

WATCHES, JEWELRY GERMAN Silver, &e.
TOBIAS, Patent Lever Watch manufacturer, TaIlton
y. street, Liverpool and Importer SO Maiden Lane, New
York has received Liverpool and other late
vas large assortment Of gold and silver Levers Duplex
Lene anchor escaP-men and vertical Watches also and
gold dial lever movements gold guards keys SEALS
oil together with large assortment of German silver
spoons forks Butler knives sugar tongnes ladies' fob and
guard chains thable &c which offered for sale at low
prices and on liberal terms, at Wholesale and retail
myI2- mis-.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05
GRAND INDIAN WAR DANCE AT HOBOKEN,
On Friday, the in Jnne, 1899

CHARLES T. PERRY begs leave inform the public that
~ he has engaged the following celebrated Indian War Chiefs
vizSchomac, Of the Wyansott tribe, Kueku Morawk Al
gaor, Perrcopa AID Messenger tog' Their with six squaws
snder the charge Of the celebrated squaw MongoQsnog of
which will through with their National War Dance 10 full
Indian which performance will be represented the
raising Of e War Ratchet for the deahly
ryng sfe Hachet and smoking the Pipe of Peace They will
also through with the operation Of toriuring their capve
by taxing of the scalp Of the Chief which operation
will be performedby Messenger
Morsawk will show his skill with the Bow and Arrow which
peror cannot help but atonh the spectators He is
said be the best shot in America The whole conpany will
perform many other eas and Dances which
TO mention.
ia front ofhe Hobokn House. aud to conclude o'clock p
NJ Boats leave Canal and Barclay streets constantly for Old
N B.-Ne charge To see the perfor aance. je53t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

WANTED-A situation as WET NURSE. nv respect
w able Lady, who produce the satisfactory tes
mony Of her rcspecsbilily and character Address T. =
az th' once. jei.A.
Q3- FAIR AT COLUMBIA HALL, Grand streeA--Th
Phanihropic Society will hold Fair at the Columbian Hail.
Grand street. Wednesday June 5th and continue two
lowing days They will exhibit many valuable, useful and or
nsmenta articles and there be work executed
eral respectable families needing assistance whose too sensitive
feelings could not solicit charity and by giving employment
SUCH industry . encouraged. jei.lt
~ The CECILiAN SOCIETY, formed for the ,ncour.
agemen 81 Sacred Music in Greenwich and the vicinity will
give CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC, in the Baptist
Church, MsDevga street Spring street on THURSDAY
EVENING nest. IN, sth june 1899.
The performance will consist OF selections from the works Of
Handel Haydn, Naumann, IIimme Dr. Clarke whitaker and
others and will commence al quarter before O'Clock pre-
cisey.
Conductor, Mr.. J. 3. b. Price.
Tickets scents eacs be obtained At the music sor,s Of
Firth Hall Franklin square, D. Price, sOl Hudson s
L. Nicely, al Blocker 81 w. Miet 329 Broadway of the
President ofhc Society Mr. Edward Deacon 1855 Spring IT.
and ~ the door Of the church the evening Of Performance
The Orchestra will be aad effective. JED 81
g5- Packet ship HUNTSVILLE, from New Orleans, -
dchareng Orleans wharf Conignees will please attend
to the rece< OF then goods. je4y
gyN MR. JANEs HOWELL OF Manchester, (Englandi
and late OF Carmne this city, will hear of
10 his advsstage BY sending his present address "a
my3olw' PARSONS, CANNING CO. New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

A POLIO GALLERY, s.4le BkOADWAY.--The Sc.
"A con exhibition Of Paintings, under the direction Of the
Apollo Association for the promotion Of the Fine the
United States OPEN consisting Of recent productions Of
American Artists and choice collection Of Gems Of Art
by the most emineat Old Masters.
Admission IS cents Season Tickets so cents Catalogues
l24 cents.
This exhibition will close the 9th Of July The third
hbon will be arranged after possible and continue
until SEPTEMBER About the st Of October the great fall
bon Of the works Of Modern Artists only will be opened
continue until the annual meeting the 3rd Monday
ber when the Pictures purchased the Committee Of Man
agement will be distributed amongst the Members ny252w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

LNOR SALE-Scotch English and American Pig Iron. Also
Il old cart scrap and ght on old "copper" brass lead
will be sold cheap for cash approved paper
Iron Of all kinds and other articles taken storage the
very lowest terms by DANIEL POTTER
Alb Water street.
n B. Rrck for sale. ELL m*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

ITO F0UNDERs.-Wsnted, who understands cast
i ing lock work To good workman OF steady habits
slant employment will be gi,en-none other need apply In
quire at No. II Walker street, Tor sANDREWss
m2o.1w-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

100 Bank OF Commerce 100; lao do 0l; so do isli6o
100 do lo 800 Bk Of America 1870 Leather Blk lA2o
State Bk 1919 An \ bkg Co s3iiO Meehanics skg
As ss3; 20 DO ssla5 Illinois Blk o2l, 10 do 9s-5o Del
hudson nv 30 do 7bs; 25 do 7is3o so DO 1900 so do
7alb60 50 do TABOO 80 do 76sw 100 do 73b5 90 do 7s
Is do 7sopg 80 DO $780, 80 do 7sc IS do M 80 do 70 this
month % 10 3cpg; 30 do lso % do 7aa 80 do 796o loo
do 73sSOls Bank llsl Is do 1885, 100 do 1870 Vcks
burg co. % 40 $780, 10 do ooc; 10 tlnw 5 so do
st sad TO- 5ll a0do 5i5o Ok of Kentucky $40 Jack
SON Marine s1-c Eagle Fire I'LL Equitable ia 20 do
I-l-,6 Fremans 1880 Bowcry 13e rs do l70l-lo Car
tos Co 80 do SOL 30 do 3ob3o So do 400 Mo
hawk 63h60 80 do ca 100 do 69btw 100 do 6fb3OsO Pat
er.on 6i.s0 90 do 6iba; 30 do 6tO0 Jersey RI
10 sonne a. 40 do ss IS do 3anw; s5 DO 333nw DO
ss so do33clse Harles 81 las do 5nwb; Do sa 100
do 5slbw sO b3 20 do 53anv 80 do 5sa 5inw loo
do $4,000; 90 do lbnw-Sooo Ohio SKIES, 1860, lo5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-05

Opeda Estes, Philadelphia; Ossian T Pouponean Havr,
South Dunbar, Appleton st Andrews NIB; Calvin Gardener
Chareston Grand ronde ALBERT do; Proxy Young Pco,
Rubico Edward, Baltimore New URien Chase 81 Thorn.
and markct New England, Malcolm, Baracoa; Tremon
Kent, Boston; Alabama Mason Rctou.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11

Smith. in thrilling aud Impressive s.fata OF clio.
quence. lie urged upon the audience the great IN
po,tance of moral education the surest protection
Of Amerio an liberty and the stroug claims OF Ran
delphi. Macon upon the patronage of the public ftom
its admirable adaptation promote tins great object
The Rev. J. Early followed ~ib general rem tks
suited to The occasion. in which ie eaiicd upon
the congregation TO evinee theu love oi Methodsm
and Their gtatituie To God fof permitting them 10
witness this great event by liberal eontibIton TO
aid the College, aud promote The Missionary cause,
under the auspices OF the Church The call vas
responded 10 by subscription which amounted TO
litle more than tico thousand dollars. This may
he considered nobie beginning, aud We trust that
the spin, which peryaded the assembly At tbs
meeting will be felt throughout the bounds OF the
Virginia and y. c, Conferences.
sNe think that our brethren should engage IN this
noble work without the least delay anu exert them
selves with the utmost diligence until the great 70
licious celebration The 25th Of October. May the
great Head Of the Church inspire our people aud
friends with a liberal spifit IN making their centenary
contributions. and reward them with temporal pros
pefiry IN tins life, and with inheritance hereafter
Incor rupthle. undohlcd, and that adeth not away.
For what a man ayeth out IN such a cause, we DC
licsc will be paid him back again. J. A. X.
ElHioLp t. Macon, June 2eh, 1889.
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"A List Of E4cttcl's.

pEMAINiNG in the Post Office, at Liberty. Y, ,to
I quarter, ending the 30tlI June 1889 which if no, "
ken oni, will be sent to the General Post Oioe as dead
tiers
A-Thomas Anderson, John Arthur.
B-John W. Bluuut Elizabeth \. Hurls, John Brown
C-Miss lucy Galloway, Edith Cotrcll Clerk of B,G,J
County, Jno. p. Chiffon Pleasant Caunady Geo. W CnIn
Nap EN on. Elizabeth Cnkcuheard Hiram CheatwooJ Mis
Susan W. Crump, ;, ID. Chandler Miss Mildred }. Colv
miss Martha T. Early.
F-Bcn Il. Franklin Gro Follou, Isaac Fisher
G,Ioin Con, Richard Graham Pnscha n. Gibbs Nelson
Gon, William Gish. ~
H-llcnry ll0lly, Juo Z. Hodges, Jno S Hunt Chin,
james, Abraham Jones, Elliott Iowrev. Solomon Linse,
Nm H. Lyle, Miss Sarah 4 Lambert, Miss Eyclinc Ied
wich. Cornelius Lloyd, Admir- OF Tho. Iogwood Hem
ioyd, Mrs. Caroline lcitwith, Mrs. iIarrict Lees.
M-Ahia Merriam, Ricl'd r. b. Marklc , Susan Mor,at
John Meadows, Mcssis. Board x Mctabc.
O-Pumcla Owens, Jno. b. Otey, Isaac \. Otay
P-Ncholas Pearson, john Pearey Thomas Phelps Miss
Ann b. Prince. '
i,-Roben Rice, Sant' 5. Robinson. David 3. Recess,
S-N Shrewsbury Howell Salcs, Capt. John scott
i'-Bonl: fmu'r. {. |. limh,rlirk, Jchu \ 1.haxton
N-llr VIM H. Vaughan Miss Eliza Ann Nanellan
WI Wood ord, Vim. Morley. Mr. Snm'l " llion,,
T-IiIGrI leatas. IEUBl.N PARKER p Al
l.hcry,Juy 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11

S'iiE undersigned have associated themselves
a together Tor the transaction ola General Com
mission Business which will be conducted in tL,
name Of y. w. DgBsELEN Co.
The health of Jas. w. DlbreI requiring an alb,
OF few weeks on WISH to The Virgin, wafer,
ing places Mr. David Bridges has kindly volunteered
his services during his absence, whom we can CON
ildentIy recommend 10 The customers of the House
as most prompt aud efficient salesman.
/. Meure will give The business bis unremi,ted at
tenton, and J. W. Dibrell will return to his po,t tho
earliest possible moment J. w. DIBRELL.
IllOS. MlEURE.
Richmond. June IS Nv
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LIST OF L..IfEIrs

pEMAlNlNG IN the Post oiire.t I ,,t,
say they advertised. "'s ''s1 Will please
eod. ''il'a Abbott Geo v Adams Arena Aral.iro,-
:, h,wm. Bssk, lno Brook, Thos Black. EJa,.,n
Mnra Byrn F Fre d. T. BAILEY VIM NJ Bale sM1n
T. Bnfk, Mrs; Aeness Bransord Nm. r. Bow nnarsac
bas 3S,I Ra bf9aE ac ssn owls B ana
Capt, John Grouse Guy Il Thornton y, ,hase..
Tafe'om cs John pv,g r. oh1Pm9n Cook 70
Miss Sarah A. Coer, Miss Winny Crigr ~ Hieh Cole
tan, Miss Clara, Wm. Canada. 'es' w. b. Il. Chrs.
D-AIrs Miy Davis, Mrs. Anna Dp,,a-
billiard, Mrs Mary Davis, Thos. Dooean tic M hos.
!; Pesr H. Huntington, VIM. Dudgeon, a. C. Dawson
E--Charcs l. Ellis
f-!ho+ Ferguson, Timothy Fletcher, Mr.. F..
Feaherston, Doct II :. Fountain cold "iss Martha E.
Is Ferguson Peer iitzpqnick Thomas Frcemsna 'af Lew
nun. John Goodwin, Capt. Rob Gibbons MI LUG, Good
ham, cold, John l.. Goodwin. MISS Peggy Ora
MI li snn Ma II. L. i M Harrison Mis-,
R'cd Harvey Mary llgg4boiham Mr. His pa ,aazs|ood,
Ms" ps,n as ,oIone harrison Patrick Ilobin NUNS
!. Johnson, Francis James, Miss Name 'eson Jno.
1 @ i%nes A 9oIhai Mrs Ann Johnson J. S'Inson
johnson, 9. - L. Jones, Jos. Payne
>, k-W". Kent, Tandy X. Kidd, Harvey K,...
M-Mrs. +. Lewis, VIM NJ I.ambc,, IT.,
lanshone Jno Li'ehfor, Jas. W. Lewen John ,eG YIN,
y M-Ro. G. MITCHELL, Sally Mason Watson A.. =,
heeinti; James Moore VIM. McCutcLron " nnso Mr..
Jas - Morlick, Alma Merriam Jno cAIs,, ~ Noon
W MeieGl, l. Jno McG, Elsi AInvs ri mss Mary
Mr.. ,aluarne Motley ,Jno. r. Ming Ssm' B. ull m9aI
veil ,, Benz. Norrcu. " N"''""' IL D. Nor
O--DaVid Ogiesbv
- i,'onsi9S H. Pnchctt, Matthias Pcr.i,. 2 A., Al,
Iohd' NcI' Jno H. Perry, Miss Frances mi; natha
nfIo"' barles Partridge Mnj Jas. r. Price H. ''Ph'n
fattefson' Mrs Lucy Powell col d., Mrs Amanda hrho
/ R-ChHs. b. Qnesenhere. ''" aullt
h-Jho richardson, Miss Harriet Rouse RicL,l ~ :,
e. Alley. H. Eogers, Colon Root Mrs. Arry r. nnck
hR9h' Roots, Nm. Ross, 6, james x David Rnb fI'I
!. heicker ten. d. Rodes, Mrs. Jane Ross ''' ''o
S-itobt. Sha", Miss julia Ann S-boofe,l In @ :,
augustus Staples, Jno. W. Scott, 3 Ninal Smi, mo
NJ 4ihaiine H. Sacmn, Ihos. A. Scott H. Wv, '
mfs. t,Mabrth Snrad, Saml Scmggs Geo Sn;1b W. ~
snn,h W M Swan, Mrs. Rebocca Smith Franklin @ d,
ell Jos, See James H. Smith, = Rnbt. SLeen Ns ~; =
scott NrS' Mary Smith, james H. Stevens james S,,,cn
T.Roht; Thompson ElN Thomas Abraham, ro,o
Mrs Mary Turner Edwin VI. TAYLOR, A. " ,renn,li, A.
Lucy J. Jalliaerro, Ddnl \. Tlhbs, Armstd N r
sam lHy r. Miss Narrssa ". Terrell Mary T. gc,,cn
N-Gco. Nomiliop, MIS- Mary Jauc Nclmilion NJ L.
{. Nenublc, Nm. oeeman. ' '''S June
N-Rich'd. Il, Woodry, Allen Williams Nicholas Will
son, :, Peter H. " lSoH, Mis- Elizabeth f. Walker Tim.
WRIGHT, Mrs. Caroline NJ Winston. lhos a. Watson Tc,'
T. Noolns Mr.. ilasdalcn Z. " ison ~am T. W mil A. u
Ellen Wilmer AfchcrF Woo1son, Waiter " iliam. InI
Woods"n, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Williams Jio Watlali .i
]. Whit Ewarl " ats Jno. II. Wright Jos WcIl. e..
Wneicld JNO. y. MNREEII y !, -
nj
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POLITICAL.
r,as he Pa;,aa.iphia Gazette.


ruz Greene Halleck writes poetry seldom. that.
like Samuel Rogers, next to ei-devant Con'is, the
best banker in Eng and,-wheu he docs write, he
produces GEM. II is not often tina, his imJgina-
rion YARNS except When il wraps itself up in the
eptlsn profits OF the American Fur Company and
sams the glorious dividends Of John Jacob Astor.-
IL his partner. gnide and stop-watch counsellor and
riend." 1t is known that he is enrolled among The
Writers foI the Knckerbocker and an earnest Of
what may be expected of him originally, in that Ma
gazine. is presented in the subjoned Translation IN
the Neu York Mirror from the harp Of the upper
istabIe German. Parts OF IT stepped in pathos
and beauty. The last line Of the second slanEa Is
perfect music The method Of ending liue with
an adrerb or an adjective, belonging substantive
ensuing is not 10 TASTE but the effect Is some
,incs very pleasing. As nheie, the efiot, IS no
bic one, aud worthy lialieck's fame.
From THE GERMAN OF GOETHE.
Again We come again We thfans around me,
Dim, shainNy beings oflHY beybeods dream
stu shall hle.s, as thea. your spell that bound me
sti bendie mists ani 'spours, ssye seem ;
Nearer ye con,e,-i yield mo sc found me
Ia youth. soar " orshpper and as the stream
ot air ,fatfalds you in lis na-it wrrahs
Flows by my lips. youth y, my bosom 5reaihes.
Los forn-, aud lowell ones rs with YOU bringing,
And arasi image of happier days:
Tnsi Love aud Fncndslp Il your path upsrfas3ns
Llkc old rta1iunu's haffemeu,bcicd lay.
And lons.slepi walked, Whose drseiAe singing
Recalls any lqs strange la, ruioo maze,
hnd names ihr heart iroutaed many a stern loom,
Ire their car 5 summer sun,nurca 10 tho tomb.
They hear not the, M Ia. seas hcy Wins zfetn;
Gaddcpe.l my dr.,--n, .ffias tia, 0ieuia hees.n-
Anl hunifIat place rf msfftuy,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-11

hOLLARS NAY BE SAVED AND THE
- MANUFACTURES Of your town encoura-
esd by buying your HATS. Of the subsc,ib.r
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by our.
selves in the town of Lynchburg, shall not be inle-
rol 70 any and being determined TO sell low for
cash, we hope, therefore, the advantage we offer to
our customers, will be appreciated by the public :;
and as there will be credit in business good
customers will not have to pay ioi bad ones We
have just re ceiped a good Stock of
HAfTER'S MATERIALS,
Which will be made up in tie neatcst manner, by
first rate woikmen We are also receiving good
assortment oil ladies and gentlemen's Shoes, mems
andboy's fine Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
OF a superorqualny. All ofwhch will be sold low
for cash only. DINkLE & RUMBOUGH.
fine assortment of Ladies' and Gemlemen's
> III @ r. > also good assortment OF Hatters'
Trimmings.
Nov 90 wts
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COPY este
RO. G. CUTI.ER X, Clerk.

Mes@s Risiar2 Forrest, Jpdih Priddg, N1ru
Moore, John Taylor and Martha his ,ojte. Ar,nis-
tedd ". Forrest, Robert Lmppkia and Elisabeth
his Witc, and Elisabeth Forrest:
VvAKE NOTICE--Tha shall, on Saturday
l. the It'll of July, 1899, 1.-THE house of Daniel
Deainctt ;n the county Of Halifax Va. proceed TO
take the dispositions o. Richard Thornton and others
to be read as evidence on the Trial OF a suit
in the Circuit Superior Court of law al Chan
Gerry for the county of Halifax, in which you
are plaintiffs and ! am defendant: And in case
the dispositions shall not be completed on ,h,,
day, they will be continued from day to day,
(Sundays cNcepted) until completed At which
time and place You may attend if YOU please.
ours, &c JAMES FORREST,
In his own right, and as admir-. of John Fencst.
June 10 VI,