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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

FROM TIE Fisusa GROUNDS Sch John James,
Captsp Bent says the Gloucester Telegraph arrived
frum the Bsy Of St. Lawrence Captain Bcnt wAnH1 t.
into Cape to clean bis vsrsel but officer thss
station would allow him To remain but few n0usa
which would DO, give him time 1oueh to do what no
wanted. While off Point Musroe ofHser from ths
Devastation boarded the John james aed after aska4
Captain Bent w at he doing there felt cf the iuss
on the side Of the vessel TO II they wers vet ard
tasted of the bait the hooks to st fnsh
sch Mary 5 wonson. Capt. Collins has arrived homs
lie reu at by tbc steamer Devastation to hesvs
to A dry or two before the May " Wonsoa le(t. the
cutter Telegraph af,nl " by hermsn snA
lost jib boom sud main boom II ptnbsbly ao0i-
dental Captain Collins sferward, raw tho steamer
have the cutter in tow. repairing damages
L. estimated that tho returns of maokarsl this
will fall short st least ooe half of tho usual average,
takicg tho estimate from the catch" during tho sa0s
period last year
The owners of the Caroline knight have rccived .
letter from the Captain In Which hs states that there
other vessels inside OF lila ut the time Of th sisure
and that lie had thought VI trespassins forbidden
ground
lie ia further Of opinion that tho value Of the vessA
snd cargo. compriing 238 barrel. mackerul, ths
cause Of the seizure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

ID A. Chiffon AUCTION NEER.--GAS STOCK AT
~ sucton-Cole Chiffon will sell Mt auction, on
ednceday, September 2tA nt ~ uclock noon, the
Merchants Exchange the city f Now Norkij shares Of
che capital stock Of the United Company Wm.
C. Gaherry John e. Thatcher and UlysseS q Brswster
1rnstees he capital stock Of The company sl0JJ all
gsid in. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

r. u: LUDLOW. AucTIoNEER-vERY HANDSOME
ILs Household Furniture e II Ludlow will soil
eon Tuesdsy, Sept D. 1872 ut No lS East Thirteenth
9reet betweon Second ana Third the entire furn
sure contained said house. of Rose
and Mahogany parcr Furniture il trocatec Sofas Chairs
Pier and Card Tables Mirrors Tapestry Brussols and In
grain Carpets Bedsteads edo, hureau Dressing Tables
Uilcstha, &s. ALI neary and iu tns best order.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-23

Now Orleans, Is5I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-23
IConcIra,a HcH ircL !

WY wourS ARr uMEuruY.--.Many
of the physical c,ils-lhc want Of ,lgor, the
inaclion OF the system, the languor of hyster'
ical ancciious-which are - prcvalcn, among
the delicate Young women Of the prc-cn, DAY
may be traced to a want Of we'll trained men.
tal powers aud we'll exercised selfconirol, and
to an absence Of fixed habits uf employment.
Real cultivation Of the iniellect--eanesi eN'
crcise Of the mental powcrs-,ho enlargement
Of the mind by the requirement Of knowledge,
the strengthening of it, capabilities Cor effort,
endurance of inevitable evils, for energy In
combating such as they may overcome, are
the ends which education has tn attain.
Tho power Of the mind over the body j.
immense Let the power be called forth
lei it be trained aud exercised, pnd 'gor both
Of mind and body, will be the result. There
is homely unpublished saying, that "H i' bei-
Ter 10 ,c,ar otii, than 10 rust opir' but it tells
TIain TRUTH rvs, costumes faster than use.
Better a thousand times better, to work hard
even to the shortening OF existence, than to
sleep aud eat away this precious life, giving
no other cogni1lnce Of It's possession. by
works Of industry, Of whatever kind /, may
be. we give a practical acknowledgement Of
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TonNon mn tbg l;rjjbjtjOn
THE CRYSTAL PALACE

W. mus, nlr y.ture more w., a OBJ.
r.H...r ,rI af rhr Cv,n' r.ar.. even rr
rrH.- I.asla.', I.m..un,. uar an,-, a.
L.r rar t0r ,rrr 1rr ra, SCI, r,.ra,'.I. h.'
r.,rrr r., sa rr.aarar tn.s might h'r
h.r. .rf r..- Circumstance mHy F.s-H., lea.
8. .Hr rrl.ruu1.
W.n.tr spoken OF rNs Nmrrr bridge.
.rH. sr-r-, or t. Palace, lam which o.
.r ODD ura OF ,rr marrr-.a, panorama.
ul.t. b.. obtained. u' t.r Q...r'. m.iura.
Inscription aa DO. arI GaaIgrrs trophy of
y..rara.I india rubber r.ai. Boo vr have
rr,. ar believe. remarked tHai standing uTn1
Obj. rrl ct OBJ, buIr, which o,rr..oAs 'hr
uU.'r chtr.a acre. Of rlhtIl' beauty, were
tarsu .1rd lrdlu Chlgt,-Back Hawk
..E U.l Iarlgt-lu native costumes. With
sry ry,tau. looking out Of blood stained
y.sar.s. each held n savage blade iuo1s hand
a-ta zraTp lu thc other, vh...ta ir-huul
ugaIaok was suspended from bis lca'hrr1
grille t4t embraced h.s half naked, sunbuml
huly. These f-ur,- taught ihc assembled
Nations what Amcrcl -a,, bot hile over
tva centuries ago, vh,I,, ihe specimens of
Yankee art and science alI around them show
ul aHai America has become ia that short r.
rol of ,he worlds history. The bridge
s,lra. .a ths middle 0f the nave, No thc east
,rr rnd of thc pllacc. and az iis lcit, resting
ara.r., one Of thc iron pillars that support
ths galleries, ,s an affecting picc, Of sculp-
urg n IS thc marble statue uf poor shep-
bend bay. barciou,5d, blrrbsaJsd, aud in rage,
va8h had bscn lus, vh.',, pursuing his hock-
boz tff mountains, and had succeeded al last,
amt,bcd, torn, aud exhausted, in reaching
fFs mansion Of some rich uahuh, had ascend
sf the marble steps ai the front toor' had
f..--r4 .r win fIr llm-ss .Uu ard TgirCshmcui,
ana u1z rov fallen half bent upon Ihr cold
SION. ard fhc hand Of death was upon him
The bio tear stood .u each eve h., face was
urrkIrI by bis cries, and altogether De- was
Nh. most orlou looking object We ever bee
I.t. We saw hc Queen, ouc iay approach
ttl, f-urg. and as her cOuHteuanoe gre" cor
r1uiuI lHd rhe tear. as We thought E'is'en'd
r tsr large blue eyes, We noticed that She
rar hsr transparent hand upon the aaNen 5ro"
of tsr bay. ths Prince Of Walcs, aud in
Irv boz emphatic tone of voice, charged hlm
,,srr Co learn a le.zon Of mercy for ihe un-
trera,r.
UaIer thc gallery We noticed several paint
ir-. and dlgucrrcogyPo likencsses and views
b, American artists. Amongst them We
we're particularly struck with the L'Td
PRAYER illustrated. by J. T.. Mayall' consist
ia. Of isu female figures, on two tables ''
those attitudes and expressions which were
suitable 20 the several parts OF the Prayer
Il was certainly a significant and we'll exc
cgied desigu-such a. We never saw before
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jGj5tgl,0nCOuG.
ryTs, ,rrurH.

There ua, something wrong about 'ho of.
a.r. .i urt w. Brrua li, farm, lhr hg''
ullcI arI ma.t productive 300 the ur.ehhNr.
hooI. began Co show evidences oi neglect aud
uniutu'u,,s anl iha, hcua, going behind.
hand ,u th, World, vl, io1 a9par,u' ,n ,h,
hc, that. within two years, br Iad Sold ,wcn.
~ acres of good meadow, and, m0rru'cr,"a
under irr necessity uf borrowing three hun.
5rrJ dollar. 600 q mortgage ui BITS landed prop.
rry Aud set, Mr. B1cau hal uu' land aside
b., habit. Of industry. llrVas OPP, as of olj,
with ,he dawn. alI turned no, b., feet home.
uaH from ,hr field uaul thr sun bad taken
nj. parting glance from the di.lau, h,ll.,op'
4 Lnd.hsaucd, chgarful.m,njcJ man was
ola Mr. Barun. well liked uy all hi, neigh,
bor.. and loved b, Boo. oAu household. liz
TWO oldest children died crr rglcu,u. thr age
NJ manhood: three remained Mary Bacon,
the eldest ct tbu-r vho survived, uoV 100 hc'
rInc,,rnth year, bad been from earliest child.
hood hrr h,hrr's a,orir, and as shc ad'anc'
ed toward, aumauhuuJ, she bad grown nor.
and mors into Boo, heart. ln ms eye, shc was
ven, beautiful aud his eyes, though partial,
did ro, deceive him very greatly, for Mary 8
hcg vas very hir 90 hook upon.
We hive sand iha, Nj Bacon was a Kind.
hearted. cbcsrul.mindsd man. And SO be
was. kIrd.brar,cI and cheerful, even though
cloud. were beginning to- tlrken above him,
and Sigh from the coming tempest vac m
thca.r
Yes. there vas something wrong about 'h'
affair, OF Old Mr. Bacon. \ habit indulscd
through many years had acquired a danger
Gus influence over him, aud was srltually de-
,truvug Die RATIONAL ability 20 act well in the
ordinary couccu, Of life. As a yooug man.
Mr. Bacon drank temporarily and be drank
.tsmrera,cly' ia ,he prime Of life f, and mol"
Al sixty, he continued To drink 'lemperllely,
that Is. In his own estimation.
There were many, however, who mad rca-
son To- think differently. But Mr. Bacon was
no bar-room louuger; 10 fact, be rarely, II
ever. went to a public house. il Was IA has
own home. and among his household treasures
,ha, he plsced to hrs liPs the cup Of confusion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-23

Here ,oo vas an ample darucrco,ypcyiew
Of ihc am.l, of IT,, Gov. Reed Of Massachu-
sctis, consisting Of ten fgurrs-lhc old Gov
crnor, and hi. mo,hcry lads sitting a, the ,l-
bic, and their eight Sons and daughters 10 r.
s7eciiul bu, happy looks standing around 10.
Victoria aud Albert and their seven children
could not make 30 gu,d an impression OF roy
aty, as Gov Reed and his family make OF
Massachusetts r,Puhl.canrsm.
4 marble bust Of Webster stood IN The
ua,c-c,crybody irum all the nations, = a'
familiar with iho hcc and tame of Webster,
~ they are with Bacon and Franklin. We
have said that Amrucan dagucucoiypcs are
better than Enghsl-our lgh, is b,uor-and
We were not ashamed OF the hkcncsscs 4
several Of our civil, military and literary
cbaractrrs represented there. Amougs,lhc-c
we're Pre-. Fllmorr, Gen. Scott Gen. llou'
CON-, Gov Everett, Washington Irving and
Horace Greeley.
Upon our Of ,hr walls wa, hung a dlgurr.
rro,yrc view of Pb.laJrlrha, IN riIt iramc-,
SIX feet long als.. . .."- "C I'a,ruuuut Va
Ter Works Ju rear Of that city. Nor was
Phlai,'rhp thc only American city represent.
eel rn ,hc Far. New York aud BUoAlyn
vcr, there. boz ample style, having a bright
Appearance under thr shining beams ul au uu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-23

TFuvs-Ouf dollar and 6G, rsBts in advance T.
t-u dollars at thr sui of ths wear. To vhi,h h0,
v,rrs viii D. added i1r even y,a5 be- shi,h paw
rrrHt b. behaved
AuyrErtsrvrNrs asserted an rslsdnlblr terms
che rrHrTlstHrs ne tstHg sroHuHtsiil sr au, ,rrur
trtu1f thr anutHt charged if ths sl,srtisTnsnt.
y ra,msnt &C. aIl siy,rtrssulruts BE- hTII tn o.
d. tam o. date ut thr hf.t i1sstttua
Nv. N. Palmer, Nvtut,AN NEvsrsrNU
Aarsr. ITTHrlb, thr rrpriffrrs IN the l.st lHuru-
al. 20 Ihr vbH' gHuHt, o. rrrsIyr and r,ogiri &c
~HIs.urilHr. BHI Niyrftisrur1t az thy rllh.hrr.'
I.srsf Rate. which ur1, is srru ~ the Ncrpr, =
lrHHraI rF..ss EsfHs-Nr.IHr's HaEfar, t.lfr
g. Nfr l.r(=T-.tssf BaliIsts. parH.aH-
grr# s. GtFsfHaf .fs.
nook and Job Printing
PROMPTLY AM NEATLY TNECUTTp.
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OLD SERIES, VOL. 10, NO. II

the value Of life, Of its high intentions, Of its
manifold duties. Earnest, active industry,
a living hymn Of praise, a neyer.lailing rs
source Of happincss,-it is obedience, for 1t
is Gsd's grca, law for mortal existence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-23

C,RrmDsE B,os Mr.. John Pindar, Of
this city, has exhibited to Us cartridge bags
with perfect hemisphere end, woven with
out seam They are pronounced by tho best
Judges exactly the article needed for gunuery.
Efforts have frequently been made tn weavo
such bags, but heretofore they have been with.
out success. Over 10000 vas spent by ono
company in Boston in the effort, and it was
abandoned Portsmouth, Jour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-23

Only M HouI ago'
"Thlt is jus, what I Vas coming to see
you about" replied Mary, with boldness OF
speech that surprised even herself.
"lndecd, Then you were coming 10 ser
me, +" said Mr. Green, in a yoicc that was
rather encouraging than otherwise.
"Yes sir. Hut father knows nothing Of
my purpose"
"Oh Well, Mary, what is il YOU wish
to say To- mc -
The Young girls bosom hea'ed violently.
Some moments pissed e-os she Eel, calm enoneh
to proceed. Then she said
Mr Dyer has a mortgage on fathers
place for three huudrcd dollar, and Is going
tn sell h."
MIR Dyer !. a hard man, and Your father
should ro, have placed himself in his PoVcr
remarked Mr. Green
uuIapplly ho is IN his Hosrr."
L" So Il scent, We'll, ~ha. do you wish
me to du 10 ths e.ss ."
TO lend ne, three hundred dollars - sald
Mary. promptly Thus encouraged tn speak
she did not hesitate moment
" lend yuu three hundred dollars. :" rc.
turned Nj Green, rather surprised at the dt.
rcclnc,s or hcr request. " For vhn, usc''
"Tc pay oG ,h,, mortgage Of cour.r,' ,'
replied May.
Bot who will pay me back my money!
inquired VIZ. Green.
"lwll," ,lll Mary, confidently.
You Pay where DO you cNrcc, To get
80 much money from 4"
lcSp,cr to earn tl, Wa firmly answered
Mr Grrgu paused, aud turning toward
Mary, looked earnestly into her young hr,
tll, va, d, OPP with a beautiful enthusiasm
o. Earn D., did YOU say 20
" Yes, sir. will earn 1t and paw IL bach
tn YOU, II b, takes a lifetime To do it in
How will yuu earn 10, Mary"
Mary let her eyes hll To the ground, an,
.,ord looking ror a momcn, OF I0o. Then
looking up, she .1Id--
will go To Ioncll."
" 10 Iovcll 20
"Yc., s,r."
" And work rn O hcloy."
"Ye., ,ir."
Nr Green moved on again, but in silcnc"
and Mary walked w,ih an auNiou, heart b'
h., ,rdr. For ,hr distance or several bum
dui yard, they passed along and uuta wou
va, spoken.
"Io Lowell '' a, length Dropped fum Oh.
lips oi W. Green, in a tome half intruuga
tive. halt In surprise. Mary d,d 600, rrspoud
and lhr .rlrrcc continued until they came 9.
q point boz lhr rad vbrrr their too ways d.
,rr,rd.
Have son thought vel ol lh,', Mary p
.lld Nr. Gcsn, a. hc paused here, aud hl,
b, hand upon gate that opgrcI ,ulo par
oi h.s farm.
WI. should libnk about %, VIZ Grccn''
replied MARY. "lti,uo trus io think, boo
90 act. Hundred, of rrl. gu ulu factories
and % Will be- lo mc mo- hardship, bul pleas
urr. Il thereby can help my father lu ihp
great extremity"
els h. aware uf your purpose ~
"Oh. 1000 ,,r. no''
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feel themselves ~ danger, was his rOod'na'
tu'cd answer to an argument or persuasion
addressed TO him on the subject. He did not
oppose nor ridicule the movement He lho'r
1t odlhing; only he had in It no person.
al interest
And 80 Mr.. Bacon went ON drinking ten.
pctaicly, until habit. from claiming a moder.
ate indulgence, began to makc--so It seemed
Ia hi, iricnd,-aihcr unreasonable demands
Bc.idc, this habi,of drinking, Mr.. Bacon had
another habit. na, Of industry; and, what
was unusual, the former dtd not abatc the lat.
ter, though II must be owned that It sadly In.
,rricrcd with IT, efficiency lie was up, a.
We have sand, with the dam. and M the d1y
he va, busy at work but somehow OF other
hI' land dd not produce as literally as in
former times. and there was slowly creeping
over crcryihinc around hun an aspCc, Of de-
cav Moreover, BE- did not manage, as well
a, formerly, the selling par, Of his business
In fact. hi- shrcvdncss oi mind was gone. -
Alcohol bad confused his maiu. Gradually
be- was rciroglilug, and, while more than
half co1>c.ou, ol the ruin tina, was IN adyIn,r
oi him, be va, no, fully enough aroused To hc
seriously alarmed, or to begin anViously Ia
seek ior thc cause or impending evil.
And 80 i, wen, on, until Mr. Bacon sud.
denly found himself iu the midst Of real rrou.
hlc. The value ol ms farm, which, after
parting with ,hrt0rn,y acre, ct meadow land
contained poo, twenty-five acrr, Dad been year.
Is dtmrut,hirr In consequence Of bad culture
1nI defective management 81 hI, stock had
reduced lha, until % va, uf lllr consequence
Thcho'lcror ,hr mortgage VA, man nam.
90 Dyer, WHO Kept a tavern in ,hc village,
ihal Do, a milo distant from ihr ltl'r white
arm hnu.r ct Nr Btroo whynD,rr conn
mruc,J h., hguur selling irair-ior ,ha, va,
h., principal bu,.ucss-hr bad only frv bun.
IrcI dollars. uov hr So. worth thousand.
lul y-is ah1a, doe on'y mln BOO ihc ur.rhbur.
hoo1 who haImar-y 90 lrnl ll,l01us were
al"ays mair 600 bond and mortgage, anl it
Nas Iul- remarkable t1i hr vas never
SHOWN TO I.' a '.'''' 'oaa'''.'", "rn'r OF
.,orrkrrprr have siugl. dollar Bu,a dunk.
.nr man. who Nls gradually wasting hl, sub
stance, rr.N applied ,o him iu vain. ur %,
"a, 'hr cunning SPIDER watching io' 'h' ''''
'' More 'ha1 o.' run dow" and worn o".
i'm h'd already '."' '''' h., h''''' W'''a'
'h' i"r'e'"'arroi m"'i,'''', ''a nm' o' d'
IT'-'.''' Wien ".' ".. ..'..'' '..'..''' ''"'' 1000.
n''}mr'hi.as '''."a' able '''''' ''''m ''''
ra.n.
u1" day 600 wd 0i''rr, as VIZ I'eoa SO
'u''nr ""'I .' h.' rather poorly 'arn.'h.'
"''' p'''' ''. ''.'' a..i.' '''' of. ''.''
N'' '..n.''.'. .' ... ''.''...'.'. '''' '..l
rr.rlat -'a.''' '.a' 'o 'h' heart "' ".
4m.r
''''a .".''.''' .'' l'''' $500 .'.
'"'"' ".....'., -'.' ''. 'a'.." h'..''
..'''.'' ''.' .''' '.'''' was -'','' '''"
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"'. YOU " "''' .. '.' '''. '''''.' '''''s
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Il certainly mean TO get my three hundred
dollars" was replied.
Can't you wait until after next harvcs,r
Il have already told you iha, ! want my
money now, said Dyer, with affected anger,
'if you can pay mc, well II not, ! will get
my own by md Of the Sheriff
That's a hard saying, Mr. Dyer returned
the farmer, IN a subducd voice.
Nevertheless, /, Is true one, friend Ba.
con, true as gospel
Il haven't the money, nor can barrow IT,,
Mr.. Dyer
Your misfortune, no, ginc. Though !
must say, II Is a little strange.
What is slangcr
That a man Who has lived In this commu-
nily as long a. YOU have, can't find a friend
willing to loan him three hundred dollars to
save his farm rrou she Sheriff Thcrc'ssomc.
thing wrong.
'Ycs, there wls something wrong; poor
old Mr. BicSn ult ., uuw muu. deeply u,s"
ever. Another feeble effort at remembrance
was made, when Nj Dyer coldly referred him
To Grant, the lawyer who had uow entire
control Of the business. b., be did no, GO to
him. H. icll that To do - would bc utterly
useless.
Regular proceeding, were entered upon iur
the settlement or the mortgage, anil hurried
to an issue a, speedily a. p,,,,bIc. It was all
u vain tia, VIZ Bacon sought To borrow lhrcr
hundred dollars, or lo Cool some person wi.
ling To- take ihc mortgage un hi- farm, and lcl
him continue tu Ily ihc interest. 1t was a
,rl,on when lev bad money lo s,arc, and those
Who could have advanced thc sum required,
hcslnirj about investing Il where there vas
ltulr hope uf getting lhr amount back again,
cNrrp, by execution and sale. For Mr. Ba.
con, in consequence Of bis iutrmpcnuec, was
steadily running bghiulhaul, and all m'
nrighhor, knew %.
The cncrt OF lh. trouble on lhc mind of
W. ,'','''' W., w. '' ,'''' '''', 80
io silent m,uIlnr.s, when 900 partial Natcs
,...-.-.....i
49,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 900,
-. -, 49,. -. ...
- -. -. -.
III, 1.,,....l ,,,, NJ. R--,, and
v,,y rr,r,.f ,l,m ',J called q, ,.iI,r,p,
,,.. co N, la, p ,Ir b,,., ,f m.,,n,
l,r, d., .r.r.n,..,o ,, ,,,, ,-.,,p b.. rurrr.r.
H., oar,,,,r.,,,.,,-rl t. ,.r,, Il, ND
.o,..,ii. .,rr.o,.,, ,rl,,,,,,. IA, .lir,
r. ,,,u f., ,r, ,,,,,..,., ,,..l ,I,,,. hundred
l.rr,,,,,.L L,,I,.b moan, br would r.,a,
.o,, ,,......,, ,, ,,.r,r,, worth f..mturl,,
&, tr.., l,oI,.I J,lr,,. TH. nr.r hr ,r
..,,.J,u,,g ,,r,,,,,,rI,.,,,c,lInpa.
t,m io tbr horr of tuning hfm frum b., pur
49,,
40 Nr Dycr.' said ,hc Young .lrI, 6rm
Iy. even while irlr. we're iu her eyes. ",
father will 300, lr, the place gu al third in
real value.
lie oyrrs.,rm1t,, 10, worth. replied DycI
with .ons imraticnrc. 'anI br'Il fud th,, ou
vh,r 10 como, under ,he hammer
. You will not. am ,urr you will nu, ,lc
rfrc my fih,r's lulr plrr-,h, home of hu
children. .lrd Nafy. iu 1000 appealing voice.
Ishall certainly Irlthinr, take their course
replied rho tavern keeper. Tell your father
/ from me, thn, be- l,- nothing go hope for from
any change iu ms purp"sr, and that he usr,
make uo more riIuns io influence mc. lWl
buy the place. a. .iii. for ,N hundred doh
. lars. IT, mll value, NJ | Will sell ll for ~,
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What though q ihru.anl altar bar
The incr1sc ~ different pave
llelyen, still a istrniug csr will isni,
To all, Who there, de'outl, brnd.
They are dying now, the last sounds of ,hA,
Old bcll-thry have called the Deyoiee TO the
altar, and they have merrily welcomed the
coming day.-and Tomorrow Christmas will
I've here IN zach home and in each heart
BYRoNA.
~. n,i,,ps 1881
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-15
I YNCHRURG TIAFegslEYafsD,

II JOHN b. G1DDESS j. FRO, Pfop,ie-
tors formerly of Bai,imore-iiave opened their es-
adjustment adjoining the Masonic Hail and Post
Office, and are prepared to execute all orders in
their line, and keep constantly on hand large as
sortment of FINISHED MARBLE ITORK, at
Northern prices, such as
Plain and Ornamental Marble Mantlcs.
Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, &c,
Prepared Of hc lest American and Hai1ua Marble.
Carving and Lettering promptly executed with
neatness and dispatch.
Our Grave Stones merit particular attention in
form, size, style and qualify they suited the
taste and circumstances Of ali. Orders from the
country punctual'y attended to without any addi-
tional expense Of boxing drayagc, and carefully
packed GU safe any distance.
Anril l2-ts
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BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
wM. KSABE, HENRY GAEHLE, EDw. BELTS.
s,--z-z First Premium Grand
hT-Tf-rd AND SQUARE PIANO FORTES
~ u knabe, Gaeksc 4 Co.

M6nnfdctufeTs Nos. 4, g, 3 and Eutcsr Street os
posite Eatar Hosae, would respectfully invite pub
lie attention, (and particularly those in. wait Of
Superior PIANO FORTE at moderate price,) to
the extensive assortment constantly on sale at their
Ware-rooms. Our establishment is now the most
extensive South, numbering over one hundred
workmen, with well selected stock of seasoned
materials. from which, We are manufacturing PA
No FORTES, combining the most valuable i'm
provements known.
Our Iron frame Piano Fortes, for which we have
received First Premiums for three successive
years, (from the Maryland Institute over those Of
Northern make. are particularly worthy Of aticn-
ton, being arranged as to great addition
al strength without affecting the tone for which our
instruments have been so highly recommended BY
the best Professors and Amateurs, throughout the
country.
A guarantee for FIVE years will be given, with
each Instrument sold by US, of our make with pri-
v'lese OF exchange, at any time within six months
from day of sale, if not perfectly satisfactory.
Carhart & Needham's Patent MELODEONS,
constantly hand, ian article we car recon-
mend.)
Pianos received in exchange.
Tuning attended to- march 29-2t
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NTEslTEHURsT GALLERY

u d Il : 4 II
w Hoase again The subscriber would re-
sPeetfrlly inform the citizens of Lynchhurg and
surrounding country, that he has just returned from
the north. with a ine stock o. materials for DA-
GuERREOTYPING, (some things entirely new
in the eLusiness From his former efforts to please.
and his intimate acquaintance with the wants Of
this community, he 1atters himself that he can
please the most fastdious; at least be guarantees
entire satisfaction in every case, or no ct-- &c
made.
Having made arrangements to he furnished with
all improvements, as they appear, he feels war
ranted in saying, that he win make US good work
as can be had in any city in the Union
Call and examine, whether you with picture
not
Gallery next door to the Banks. over Mr.. Hem
ry Davis Hardware store. GIBBS.
~ d. A good supply of Lockets and Medaio rs
Tor pictures. constantly on hand.
march 22-ts PEG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-15
OD CARPENTERS AND RVTE.-.

Il DERS.-l am now offering some Patent Hand
Boring Machines, of great simplicity of construc-
ton and of undoubted utility. Also. varied as
sortment of Hardware for house building, which
pledge myself to sell at small advance on man.
ufacturer's prices and lower than they sold in
this market.
E.I WINSTON