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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
81 Sldnbtf b { 6.

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pCfbampfidiff QfriFa it bcute MDr0sn um
TX ubr an feinem @crfts ein9encffeu.
Gir 8eridte fino our6ein9ig Don Fcner
8sreutun8 in PVIjtifter 9inu&t.
2ebipcii.
Gin turdb bic SeIuitu uub 0ntGe 50tbO
lifbe Qrieer enBinoetsr Iufllano otr 8au
ern ee5 Ronton5 Srciburo III ourb cas- Sou
pernSmcnt be3 &anton5 untdorudt. Brl
ten Sniurqenteu wurom WrCfIamatcnen
ecfunoeu, wsI6e bic QuflOfufg ees cg9en
8cuvernement3 outunOi9en uno cine pro.
oilCrilde Hsgisrun9 uno Elm 3rie9Sgsribi
mitpOust Maht einiseen.
Qbt bis neun 8auan Tn6 9sttotct. --
gormoro Der Gubrcr ber SsrfhwGrung une
UieGs antsre lino gcfau9en Oeucmmsn. Trci
burg ii in SeIa9crnn955uilanO ersLirt.
5taIicn.
Su Rcm fat Die 8ieocrcinfekun9 be5
Miuiilsrium5 SCbn RulIeu in England bel
eem Yabife uuo ben Garotnilen bic qr66te
unSufrisesuheit srStuqt. Die 6frri6iften
Gruppsn in cen pabiIiben Staatcn ino
beOeuteno pefdrft.
Sef4reisb,
Gin brief aus 8ien rom 81. Deirs mel
Bet tab uuTsr Csfbdft5trdger Sr. WtGur.
eD feDr 9hnfig pom 6NrCibiIdcn Mlinife'
rum enpfangen ,puroe. Do3 6ifrclbiite
WiuifcIum bat angeftnci9t baB 2(trar0e.
menis nit 9rsu6sn ubcr bic priNotufbaft
bel Der eeutf6en Sunbe5 8rIammIunq qe
matbt iinb. Sslrcib who bcim SunogSr
Sage priioiren, uno bsioe Mibte mcrcen
eie prdiiotntitaft Der GrccutiUr committee
tbeilen. Sn 8e5u9 auf ben oeutIbcn 8unt
lit ausS f2wanfcno uno un9cmib,
Gricbeulanc.
Die Staot Sepifii ouf Der Snfd Iboeu3
III ourb Gin Gr0bsbcn Seril6rt.
SiuBinne.
Nab 8aidtcu aus 8e6arabieH finb Nd
frItIt 10000 Wanu rnfiifhsr Sruppen Gin
gsrldt. DaS taufenoe Sabrs5 Set be5
8efsbsu BEG ruitIben &eite8 miro i'm
udbfsn Sabre nit 9rU6sm QOmpe bs9an9en.
ghrfei.
1u5 BoSnien Wcroen ncue unruben be.
ridtFt. Wan eIaubt, baB Der Qufitane in
Nieocr 8OSnien wieosr ou5bredben weroe.-
@meroI Dsmbinsfi.ift in GonfontinCpeI an
9efcmmsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Gin 0an, pprtrefEtHer geit.

9a8 n6untiuooOn SpurnaC Cbdbn,
oo6 Elm Ser Miu5 btabG6tiae. our Con-
ooner NustttIung stnen alien Stimmfalten
su fcnocn. nm cen boben unO b6hfisn Ser.
fhaftsn in Der oItsn BeIt ju Sci9su, mie
man bier bu Gance 86ntge matt. Die
5pce ii gut uue mir bsbweifctn. oob aui
Der Qusfsuuu1 irsrno Elm &unfwaF ld
uorfinoen miro, mas 70 einfah In ieiusr Con.
fimFticn uno rod 70 mGtt9 in feiner 3
peratiOn it, aI5 cisIer amcrifanifte Simm
faGten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Ginc nene gprte gtbnb uno stiefeln

mcrcen jest in England 9ema6t pOn einem
GtcAe Der banana @oriant bei6t. Das
Material 1T SaumwOus, bat absr burb
Runff ea5 Qnfcben uno Die gi9snftaften
ces esoer8 Sc ,piro pie aew6bnIibeS &c.
Der uuo nit geWtbnIiter g8i6is 9epuet uno
fol- cauerbafier uuo bequemer. ais mirt
lides 9roer fein. oa s5 nibt britt Coer ob
reibt uno ben SUP ntbt orhft. 9}ur bcr
Sberlbcil rpho Ucn oefcr Moffe bearbsitst
Die Spbtsu mnoen ea9sgen Ton eCtcr &C.
maCbt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
sfiih cine Mcfnund.

Ser ieet Die Ser. Staaten bcreifenee eng
Iifde Dihter Supper BAT fCtgcnee annbt
ibsr cie Union aus9efprOcben Die Ser.
Staotcu une ibr @oEf aefaucn ibm fsbr.
Sbslsib er eine srObe Station su ftneen er.
mo,tets, 70 fIneet ct lie bod uieG 9r6Ber ais
er vsrmutbst bate. Sbrer 8e9ierunq itsben
nur amei arcse @efubren beUcr, ndmIid eab
Die relioi6Ie EoleranS su lln9lauben fubren
mag, unb paB Der SafcbiniSmus stnsr 9roeen
qnIabl eeS Solf5 SuIset bic eonferpatlpe
q ~. soAs-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
shreeflie,cs lInaIilee 40 glip SanrirO.

AIM StCn Sonuer rrri9nete nd i'm paIlgen
6afen elm rntiseIts5 uu9Iuf. Det fran
56hfte ShCusr GIiia mar meHi9s Sage Ju
fcgcIn unO lag am Sort Stus9ar9no.tOr In
FER. Gr bate so &iuu9ramme pulpsr an
Boro, pdascurb ir9eno sin 8srfeben Ssusr
iinaen uno nit enem furttbarsn &raben
erpIpoirtcn. Gr bate 240 paha9iefr, Don
rsnen MIR giuiae an 8Oro wareu, ols eies
lln9Iuf ftb ersi9nete. 3ebn mureen 9st6o
tel un0 stpa SwanJig Uermunost. Der
ShOner 9ino glsib borauf unter, bic SRA
uCfen pUn ben nabe Iis9eneen SbifTsn ell
ten ieoOb ben utberIebsn6en su 9hIfe unb
r,tifttn biddbsn aus ben 6Iuttsn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Gfne perniinftias leef.

Die Supreme Court Der Ser. Stdaten
Bat cine gcfbift6re9el ouf9elteut, weIGbe
beilinmt. roB IN Pfiner EIa9e mebr ais Swsi
QbvOtaten in elmer sadie ouftretsn eurfen
uno eoB feiner Idnaer ais srpsi Stun
ben ipretsu earf. Gisfe GcscI trat beicer
tsBtm Sieuns in &roft uno bate cine 70
quite Birfune, oos fait nOob 70 pteI 9sfbdf'
te ais fruber obaematht muteen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
wsrfs GauntD's rOOidbriocr Gjebnrt3taa

8rfs @auntp wirO am IL. Mdr3 1852
fcuen IOOiibriaen Ssburtsta9 feiern. 1852
Bate IS 5000 Ginmcbner uno i,et bci'
nabe $4,000. Sn 8eaoin9 wObntsn ea'
mails 97S ps,fonsn in 1870 !9dufsrn une
iset Is. 1913 WeriOnen in 2S7 Sodufern.-
Die 8ldttrr oieff3 Gauntp's wirfcn fbcn
itet barauf bin, eas ciefer Bag fcfIttb be:
oanaen wirp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
6cfrnthens

- 5u ctItti beirabtn.
S1Gn, ritenats
- scb tvci6 etn sutts g1abdbtn ftir bidb.
- Qtb laBt mid NIT Srieosn.
49, Ntcr yisGeibt tsnuit ou fle ntht, fis III uua..
- Damn 1T fs AUDI isblau.
- lno III fbSn.
- I'm lc 9efabrIibrr.
- @rn ctncr 9utsn Santihs.
- Damn III fs itclj
bot Gin iartfihenbss bet;.
Damn III fe ctfrIdtbti9.
Sic bat SOlents.
Tim MID gu usrocrtst.
49, lIno eent 10000 Sbaltr
- g9tlL tb mil iie nGbmer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
EippiinobGufer fiir gIscibcr.

g8ie Gin Nsw Norfsr @Iatt bsridtet, beftn
etn hb in iensr Staet mebrere elegant
eingaidtete&ippIin9 9bdufer cie au5ftIie6lit
nur vOn reihn uuo fasbionablen edeieS
(9am bsimIth, perifcbt iih )bsiubt mucen.
no fe Ih nit cen tbilIid fen @stn, Wint
SulrpS, 8ranrp uno.rsr9lsjbsn Ni6 Na6s
0utLih thun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Sic S3ousIebrcinrr NieIe(lcn in
0faon,iu fir Nsprs.g(merffn.

Disl ndeGtbt 9sitbrift pitb1 mir mic uufrc @.
fir rfbtn protn, fat isrs @rsbe tIuagIn, tam Gin
Sspsr Gin aorgs S0br frsi rbottu. Der nur llntcr:
tbrtitwuuo S6botiabrism nfriptiCaitstro9 'irEu:
rtt, untsr rer aeortlt:
Magazine of North America, Gutenberg Prin-
ting Office, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
oBeiber.g5erfebtfuus bcim 9drrcl.

Cart. 8bite, oCn Der Sarfe GrpreB, nell
de neulitb U6n GiuerpOot bu GbarIestcu,
g. g., anFam, erSdbIt, bos oI8 er pierSebn
Sage auf oem gSe9 mar, 5Wsi SrauenStr'
mer in 8irrsI5 rerfett 9sfunosn murosu,
meIbe li6 oarcin pdden unp auf eaS Sabr
Seue rousn IisGsu, I'm 70 bic 8asyt umfouf
Intlnattcn III fbnnCn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Teftechuua bci ocr gtJobI,

. 23ei ter Court in @afhingtcu Gaunip,
wurOe 6curD @in1rin nm 8 so
uno bic Ioleu 9eilraft, fir ben Gsrfutb Srn.
Jcbn 6auiau bet Ter 9ouUern6rSnobl Su
telehCu. SIR eiren dbulihen 8rfud, an
0rn. MihafI Srowu wuee Ct UNI Is &ba
fer orffraft.-Nscbt 70.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Mibtiee 9 merfuna.

QI8 Dor SurScm in elmer @stuftaft elm
Gn9Idncsr sefraat wuroe, warum fib in
unfsrr 3eit bic Cuff gum Ssiratbsn 70 Der.
minesrs errpieoerte CT. bas fOmme oaber,
baB bic Srausn ieet fsisu. ME bic eilien ouf
Dem SsIoe iie ndben niht. fis lpinuen nibt
uno fnb bod berrIitr 9efIsiost, aGS SaIO,
mon in aIler fsiner pra6t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

Ser npsnnfDlpanian" in p6ilabslpbid,
elm berpOrrossnbss GofOfOFo Blatt. empfisblt
5rn. Buchanan gum nd6ltsn ,.bsmofrati,
ibsn" priGbsntfbGft5 Ganhieatsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

Ser .,Morssnfsm" fo9t: Da6 in un-
ferem WOut9omsrp GauntD s3 1upfetmt
nsu bat, baben unisre entferuten Grtuues
I6Oursbt oft beSwsifslt. Gslibteu ,Wor'
etnlten biefe gang Defenders nun mtlIsn,
Sas fur Ius9rabur9 eiefcS &aPfcr6 Ctns
@e(eGGtoft, unter btm Ramen: nQereic-
men shining Gompanis" fb Ssbi'eet, osrsn
Bemhbuuasn bic bsilen 0lefuItate fbcn ea
400 oatxnae... .3SAss RnsibaLt LtI ., -saas. .9oQ
ftlfdaft bat strpa 1000 1Cnntn wrrtbpOaes
GA Don ben Winen fbCn erbrutet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
0pcunS.

0iefs finacnben SnItFter rereeu uns, nil
IbCn 9emeIost oisfss Sobv 5u Wiriaom BE
fuhm. Sbre 2orprn ndbsrn fb fton eer
GroObarfIdde uuo an StslItr, no Dor II
Sabren Sdums 9eilancsu, wsrrsn fis nibr
bber ipotrntief angetrOfeu.
8ti Qntuufiees @eucral 8infielo Scott
in &iutinnoti mGgce elmer Der Morfer, mel
der in Der Sbjaht pOn guntp'8 Sane i'm
Sabre 1914 ftin m6rcsriIebCS Seusr 9sasu
bic brittifbsu Tctb,tfe fPie, am gano9n98
plate ab9sfeuert.
Gie fronsiffacn SOsiaIifeu baben bas
9ilp bes prdhomtsn NapoIeOn an oen Sal:
gen 9Rban9en. Sic fribcrcu Rsfcrmers
Srantrcib8 beoni0tsu ii6 nit 70 botmIClr
&ads nidt,- fie bisbeu tem wiFlibeu
80niss ben 8rpf ob.
Slufbunbert petfOusn babtn tsim BOfo
ner Stabtroth angeboItsn oas Raubeu auf
Zen SHd6su nitser gu srIautsn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Giue Nrille Won Der 9lafe ocIioblen.

Gin Sarsispsr sincr Grptsric in Der Statt
ct. eouis, mar nm psrwibnen Samllao
Qbsno aufeinem StubIs ein9cfbIafen. 2(lS
az ermabts, fano er, ea6 man ibm fGuc
8riae uUn Der Nairws9procticirt bate. Geb'
re: Cine 8rius ouf scftIofcnen Tu9en
brinat fcinen Sortbetl.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
Cine ,,peite oanaStuS Gefdiate.

%5riefe Don GOnlt0ntInOpel meloen, o06 i'm
Snnern Der Shrfep cine Wn9e Succu uutlr
Der QntIa9s fanatiiter WabUmeSancr vpu
oem p6bcI verb aftst moreen feDm, angsFla0r
ein Sinh, um oriItn Siut 5u crbaltru, Qcs
tbotet gu baben. 3rpep Der 9efangenen So
raelItsn wurbsn 70 IbinoIib bsbanoClt, oa6
iie btrrits nit Soce ob9eganasn Ino.
tlnter ben paTa9ieren, bic ON 9 April in
Der Canada UVu 8oftou nab eiUnpopi ob
qinaen, hsfanh fb 2(min gG1.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

Shnf uno SmanSi9 8ines 1aruftript,
i,br qmstfa banbtIno, fino in Der BibIic-
tbee Su S1om rcr9sfunoen rperecr; fs
itammcn upn een ScminiFansru, bsren er.
ftere 1ifiicnaire eas Ganp befu5ter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

Gcr. 9opRon belt am "a. 1drs eins
SsmpsranS Scrleiun9 in 8atcn &ou9', Ga
Der BORT erihsinsuce ,Qcpreate., perfcbrt,
ba6 sr aus gutter Susue srfabreu babe, Sen.
9OufOn bsabfihti9e ii1 fir immsr ms
pripahsbsn jurhd Su ;iebsu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

,6epmann ea5arus, sin SO iibriacr Sutt
,purSe fhrSIib erfrOrsn in ieiuem Sbautes
bel WaIta Sbio, asfunoen. Sn Der ,9lt:
tE bate CT 3 bis 1000 DUuarS psrbUrgCn.
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[PROPRIETORS.

our people. and by means Of an educated
constituency preserve the liberties We en-.
JOY and perpetuate our free institutions.
have published this circular that my
principles may be fully and freely known,
and asfully and freely canvassed. Hav.
ing no concealmcnts in reference 10 my o.
pinions, l wish them well and generally
known that / may not be misreprescnted
by the low designing slanderer. abhor
that man, who, as a candidate for public
Office, slyly and insidiously whispers this
thing in one mans car and that thing in
another mans ear. Beware of him, he has
as many opinions as the chameleon has col
ours-the assassin in da.k night is more
to be relied on than he
This is the most important crisis, fellow
citizens, in our affairs, that we have had
for many years; and owing to the fact.
that the next General Assembly Of Virginia
will be called upon to frame laws for put-
ting the new Government in operation,and
providing the ways and means therefor. ii
is important that the people should be alive
to their interest, and select men who are
best qualified for the proper and faithful
discharge of their deeply important trust.
1t is therefore with much dihdence and
distrust of my own ability to do my cons,t-
uents sstice that present myself as
candidate at this important juncturo of our
attalrs and, relying upon the intelligence
of the people and their capacity to make
proper selections of such us are compe-
tent to discharge their duties, ! shall abide
their choice with resignation to their will.
lfelevted, l shall endeavor to do my
duty to myself, promote the true interests
OF my constituents, and advance the pros.
peri'y Of my country should be de-
feated, | shall yield cheerful acquiescence
in the will ofthe majority.
SAMUEL G. STAPLES.
August lsi, 1851.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
M EW ARRANGEMEN THE
~ NJ MAuLS.-JLLY lST, 1881.


NOkTHERN.-Arrves from charlottesville on
the same days as heretofore. viz: Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Schedule time Of arrival s. a.
m Leaves, as heretofore. on Sundays, Wednesdays
and Fridays ut 3, "A.
PACKET MAIL.-Arrives every day, except
Tuesday, between and 7, a. m. Leaves every
day, except Sunday, about z, n. m. by the North
Stage and Packet there Is received and despatch
ed epsry dag, ANAL for Richmond and points North
and South Of that city.
~ The Canal way mnil -received W ednesdnys,
Friday. and Sundays, anl despatched Mondays,
Wednesday, and Fridays heretofore
SOUTHWESTERN, Tor Salem. )-Arrves Sun
days, Wednesday y and Fridays at 6, a. m. Leaves
Tursdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, abou, 3, a.
WESTERN, (or Fincas,te. ARRIVES Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, about G. p. M. hereto-
fore. Leaves as heretofore, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridnys--but a later hour about 8. a. m.
" BY these two lines, mails for places not
further west than Buford's despatched every
day except Sunday.
LEXINGTON, (via Natural Bridge. )--Arrives
Sundays, Wednesdays aud Fridays. about z, p. m.
Leaves Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, after
arrival Of Packet.
BY thi. and the Western line. mails for Lexing-
ton are dcspatchcd every day, except Sunday.
FARMvILLE.-Arrivos Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, about 6, p. Leaves Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, about 7. a.
1t will be seen the days Of arrival and departure
have been changed. Nothing from Richmond is
brought by this NALL
DANv1LLE.-Arrives,a as heretofore Tuesdays.
Thursdays aud Saturdays Leaves as heretofore.
Mnnd,ys Wcdn ,.day- and Fridays, at a.
PEDLAR MILLS.-Arrivcs as heretofore, Mon
days and Thursduy-, bciwcen 10 and IL, a. M
Leaves about |, y. M. sanc dny.
" Mail la.rl NJ 6. p. No Mall arriving
On those iicht4, the O;ii~e will not be opened for
delivery oa Snedsys Mondays. Wednesdays and
Friisvs. after dark.
On Suaday pprnias. The off .e will be kept open
ior ono hour afer iIc Mail hv the Packet is ready
or fl4lis94 WM NJ BLACKFORD, r. NJ
IL.
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Sca-Bathing nj Newport.

The beach every day Sundays, very
properly, excepted) at eleven o'clock pre-
scnts most animated sccnc:-"black spir-
IFS and white, blue spirits rnd gray" minglc
in Oceans waves, in the most admired
phosis effected by the "bnfhing dress" is
marvellous indeed, and man may easily be
excused for gazing with unrccognising va
Guilty at the "wifc Of his bosom" and deny
ing his mother To her face.
The sea-scene is amusing enough. At
each moment the doors Of the "bousc"
(Goiis, Jew, Crosby's, or Oman's) are o.
pcning. and out steps some potent. grave,
and reverend seignor," who went in full Of
dignity and majestic port, and emerges. to
all appearance, candidate for Bcdlam.-
But now comes the fun! We are in the
waves! here comes the breakers! How be-
comingly alarmed are the ladies! How the
pretty things Autter. Dear me! what
shall | dol Here comes that horrid break
err" The breaker comes dashing along,
and steals kiss, which throws the fair
Araminta Matilda Hyacinilla jenkins on
her back; "spui-splcw-spuch! oh dear Mr..
Harlequin. lift me up, or | shall be full Of
salt watcr!'
Scene 2j. Mr.Spriggins has been charm
ed the previous evening at the Atlantic
House with Miss Chcrubina Spratf. He
determines TO get better acquainted, and
if he thinks there is any chance. he may
propose. He goes to the beach, full ofde-
lightful anticipations Of a tcte-a-ietc with
his charrner He hurries on his "Leapdcr'
and rushes into the sea, awaits with imPa-
tience the cgrcss cf Miss Cherubins ro"'
her batf-house. Alas! she is there Dc'o'o
him, but he knows her not! Amer g'a'pnb
two or three ladies by mistake, a. an1 a.
ming the risk Of quarrel win vi. '"o,s
nant husbands and brothers, ~ s'ses
in despair, when. fortunately, he meets with
"Tompkins" just entering from breaker.
.TompL;ns. tell me. have you seen Miss
snra,,," miss Sprsts. why yes, there
III 1 70 vour right; close to you" "Do
you telI me That is Miss Spratt, that fright
Il al oil-skin cap and yellow pantsl" TO
be sure it is; she was asking me why you
were so long in coming; and said she wish
! ed you would hurry; for, said she, pointing
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POETRY.
sabbath Evening.

BY GEORGE d. PRESTIcE-
'Tis holy time. The evening shade
Steals with a soft control
Ger Nature, as thought of Heaven
Steals DER the human soul;
And every ray from yonder blue,
And every drop offalling dew,
Seems TO bring down to human woes
From Heaven a message of repose.
Ger yon tall rock the solemn trees,
A shadowy group, incline;
Like gentle nuns in sorrow bowed
Around their holy shrine,
And DER them now the night-winds blow
So calm and still. the music low
Seems the mysterious voice ofprayer,
Soft echoed on the evening air.
The mists, like incense from the earth,
Rise to God beloved,
And DER the waters move as erst
The Holy Spirit moved;
The torrents voice. the waves low hymn,
Seem the far notes of seraphim;
And all earth's thousand voices raise
Their song of worship, love and praise.
The gentle sisterhood Of flowers
Bend low their lovely eyes,
Or gaze through trembling tears of dew
Up 10 the holy skies;
And the pure stars come out above,
Like sweet and blessed things Of love,
Bright signals in the ethereal dome
To guide the parted spirit home.
There is spirit of blessedness
In air and earth and Heaven.
And Nature wears the blessed look
Ola young saint forgiven;
Oh. who, at such an hour of love,
Can gaze ona all around, above,
And not kneel down upon the sod
With NATURES self 10 worship Gpd7
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IRON A brass FOUNDRY


~ ES MACHINE AND TOBACCO PRESS
" FACTORN.-Theu undersigned respectfully
inform the public that they have added an addition
al amount of steam pow their establishment and
are now prepared to execute any work in the above
line in Il STYLE not inferior to any in the State.
They keep constantly on hand. all kinds of Cast
ings. and would ask particular attention 10 their
beautiful assortment of PLAIN AND FANCY
CRATES. STOVES, &c.
They offer their services for the manufacture Of
all kinds of Machinery such as Horse Power Mill
Gearing. &c. All kinds of Plows, together with
many other Agricultural Implements. are kept con-
snnty tor sale. They manufacture Wheat fresh
ing Machines of the approved patterns. at the
large Brick Foundry, Main Street, below the Frank
l. Hotel. J. T. & G. s. DIUGUID.
March 3-1y
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en- ATTHE SIGN NOFTssE BLUE

~ HAT-FALL FASHION FOR ISL
The subscriber has. received the Fall Fashion of
Gentlemen's fine Dress Hats of the latcs, and most
approved style, and il prepared furnish his
friends and customers and the public generally.
with article of Hats that can't be surpassed in
the State for beauty, quality and price, and most
earnestly solicits call from all the hat-wcaring
community, as he intends To spare no pains
pensc in making up his work, in such manner as
to eclipse all former efforts in the production of the
Silk Hat. Hckceps constantly on hand large ns-
sorimeut Of all the various styles aud qualities of
HATS AND CAPS for wholesale or retail. All
he asks is call, insure sales, the articles viii
recommend themselves. Cali at the sign of the
Rlnc HI Anr lS-ts MM SrIrIER
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II AGE THE NE " LLNE.-The subscribers
would respectfully inform the merchants of Lynch
burg well as the surrounding country, that all
goods shipped by boats Rio Gen. TAYLOR. one of
which will leave Richmond every Wednesday and
arrive in Lynenburg Monday following, barring an
obstruction 10 the navigation. and for the accommo
dation of merchants surrounding Lynchburg will
say, that they with safety send their own wag-
employ such they may wish, 10 meet all
goods shipped 10y either of the above numed boats,
in Lynchburg. Tuesday Wednesday where they
will find the GOODS IT OUR OUN HOUSE
ON THE BASLN. (ctargcs EASONABLE) or
the goods delivered any of the commission hous-
the Basin. BY so doing. they can get their
goods without delay. as is often the case also, all
goods ensured, if desired upon reasonable terms,
through from any of the Northern cities to lynch
burg. JAS. S. CREWDSON & co.
A,.r
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w Crcery, (tote cf Richmoal.) MGta 81.
near ae Franklin ho'd, Lynch irWg, Ta.-This en-
|tircly and handsome establishment is open for
|the accommodation of rcsiicn' and -roR,iHf Boar
iers 1t ha- been fltcd up especially Cor the bu-i
nrss. furnished in and ha, dsnmc style, and vii
)Dc kept in the very best manner.
Mrs. McC. returns her thanks for the unprecc-
lentcd pairanaec bestowed upon her house during
he short period il has been opened. Arrangements
ias been made forthe accommodation OF horses end
schiclcs
Mfs. N-C. solicit-a -iiar5 ofthr public patronage
promising hef personal aisgp;irn to every depart
ut the iiausc. with t.o assistance of her hus
sanl VINO il engaged j., aupthor business.
Prices the siirS, us similar u.tablisIucut.
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NOTICE TO FsIE TAfsa.ER>.

The uhrrli, ar Gttl IT IL, NJ" INV roady
go iye W heat. whcrs shall be rcady ut all
l.r- T. ray tn mari - rrico in cash for il. when
delivered. -.iall p,so haze n boat aud hta To
fnle Wheat across the river. from Apponatinx side
wthaut delay.
july twin ID. STABLES
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TERRY & SHIELDS
MECHANICAL.
\ sADDLERY and Harness

Mn MANUFACTORY.- THE subscriber takes
this method of informing his customers
and the public generally that he is now manufac-
turing and viii keep constantly on hand, large
and general assortment of Saddles, Saddlebags
BRIDES and Mariingales, from the plainest to the
hnest patterns. His assortment of Carriage, Wag-
on and other Harness. viii be found to be of supe-
nor workmanship and good materials. supply of
Trunks, Carpet Bags Saddicr's Materials, and ev-
cry article To be found in such establishments he
tatters himself will be found upon examination 10
his stock. He solicits call from all desiring to
purchase. trusting that sexperience, faithful work
manship and determination to please, viii secure
sales. Repairing in all the above branches will be
promptly attended to.
Aug l9-fs WM + P0RERTS0N
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/ AW WPAUrNEgs.laIa.

IL -iged having this dly formed pnrtner-
si, in tie prirtice of Law. viii nt;ell all busi
ness coaf cl f,ihcm in the oornfias If Bedford
Cam bell Arhe,.t 'rd Apfomattpx. aad TIC Cor
pornfian af Lynchburg
~ oace opposite George n. Rucker. Mnn
street, L,b6lbnE Va.
JOHN %. T. GOGGIN.
July ii-t4 FREDERICK W PAGE.
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q THE SIGN or THE RED

9eAh HAI-F8LL FASHIONS FOR 1851
The subscriber has received the fall fashions Of
fine Dress Hats, and is prepared to furnish those
who may favor him with call, without any enco-
miums on his manufacture. Call and examine
for yourself if my hats can be eclipsed in beauty,
quality price
IACnp pIrMp0TTCI