Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-08-21

time that it makes him thank God that be
oorn one of this "kind" and makes hi,
ADORE woman more intensely than befor,
ms Hreek slave stands for sale i'm The Turk
isi' bazaar. Her dress hangs over the pillo
against which she leans, and she is nude viii
'he exception OF the chain hung from wrist {,
"ris'' IL Is girl OF eighteen, of beauty ms
perfected. particular criticism of the flour
ana limb would hardly be interesting to tbos
VINO are not TO see the statue, and / can onI,
speak Oh The expression of the face which !
one mat gives the nude figure complet,
character oil purity-a look of calm and loft,
Indignation, wholly incapable Of willing sub
mission to her captors. Power has secured
coy this work, fancy, commissions enouo}
Tor new works TO fully occupy his time. Il
was bought by an Englishman who has been
oiiered iour times the sum for it. IF we are
10 oeiieVe Ono Of the London critics (3, Tho
,hiei merit OF The statue Is duo l., Mrs TroJ
ioPe, who discovered Powers Genius -
ne was making wax figures in Cincinnati and
induced nm TO embrace the art and go TO liza.
ly!!! ~ ''a-
Wy "TRIP TO the country was made bv the
ureat Western Rail Road which is the most
complete IN lis arrangements, and sends the
fastest trains--two every day going their route
AT The rate of sixty miles in the hour The
scenery H. this direction from London is ex-
ceedngly fine, Windsor Castle living on ,bc
leit oil The track, among other objects of inter
est, and Reading, the fine old town. honored
as the residence of Miss Milford. No,bnr
IN America can give You any idea of the ey,
Pensive elegance and completeness of the rail
road stations, its hedgings in. and IFS ,rrange.
ments of all kinds. Every foot of the ron,e
is watched by guard in uniform. and NO bu-
man, oeing except workinen Is ever seen with
III inc limits. AT every stopping place, the
cars gliue into spacious buildings, with mag
",ioen' reireshment-rooms, costly offices, and
attendants in the lettered dress of the compa-
ny's men. The system for admitting and
uiscnarglng passengers is admirably complete
me delay Is but an instant, yet sufficient for
all purposes, and should think ingenuity and
order could no further go.
A hundred delicious pictures glided under
my eye IN our rapid flight, but saw one that
! wished Mount the artist could have seem
thirty or forty haymakers, men and women.
eatng their dinner upon the edge of stream.
the held hali-mown and which they had been
working, and the other half completely scar
let with the peoples that overshadowed the
grass. A thickct behind them, a shoulder of
NIL rising beyond it, and various other fea-
lures, made the mere rural scene singularlv
beautiful, but the acres Of this scarlet flower.
gave 1t somehow peculiar and racy mjlduess
l. lie farmer has no great affection for this bril-
liant intruder upon his land, but the owner If
'he splendid park, and the scenerv-lovino
traveller look on It's novel addition to Natures
carpet with very vivid admiration.
On my return saw an instance of the
Ehglish surlIness so much talked of, and
q think so seldom seen. remarkably ele-
giant and high-bred looking lady was scpara-
ted from her party by want of room in tbe
car before us, and on getting in ours, she
ionnd herself opposite manifest aristocrat Of
Sixty. Thinking she recognized an acouan,-
ahce IN him, she leaned forward with charm
ing grace of manner and said "Mr.---.
oel,eVe Z" "Notmy name, madam ~ was the
reply IN gruf repulsion, and the gentleman
window. WIG
lie English have new way Of ADVERTISING
mat Is quite worthy of Yankee invention
ihey have hit upon the time when mems
eyes are ldle-(when they are abroad in the
s'reet)-and you cannot walk now in London
without knowing what amusements are goino
on, what new specifics are for sale. what i
The last wonder and variety of other matters
winch. send you home wiser than Won came
out Mammoth placards, pasted on the side
OF structure as large as q one story borso
are continually moving ALONG on wheels .,
Tue same pace as you walk the streets really
ose'"oiihg gorgeous pageant with the num-
oer ana showlness of these legible locomo
yves l observe one, particularly, which
moves by some mysterious power within q
large snowy car, making its way alone. with
out either horse or visible driver, and covered
win advertisements in all the colors of the
rainbow. An every day sight is procession
oil dozen men, in single file, each CARVING on
nigh pole, exactly the same theatrical notice
You might let one pass unread. but Won
read them, where there are so MANY, 70 see il
they are al! alike! Men step I'D TO Won =,
every corner and hand you, with a very pol;,e
AIR, neatly folded paper, and YOU cannot re-.
iuse 1t without pushing your breas, aoains,
The mans hard. you open it, Won are told
"nere you can see "uiysterious 1ady.n or
where You can have your corns cut In sb,rt
1T Is impossible to be ignorant of what there
is to see and buy in London, and this applies
also to the large class who could not, former.
iy' be reached, because they never read :be
advertisements in newspapers. Possibly the
carriers Of these signboards and the drivers
OF these vehicles might make better use OF
their time and horse-fesh in America. but n.
therwise / should think this q "notion'' worth
Iransplauting.
Forrest is still in London, and has two nro.
Jects IN vlew-one Of Playing in Paris, and
another OF professional trip TO St. Peters
burgh. In either capital he would do better
than IN place Precluded, as London is. by
hacready and his crew. gentleman in no