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~ South WiiliamshnrGh-The sixts Regular Meeting
be held Fountain Hall No ls soweIy Or MONDAY EVENING
Ap O'Clock This Association has purchased splendid tract
Of land the Wlsmsburgh and Cypress Hill Plank Road he
aid yrHvs two nes OF sages running through
property 10 vch dere obaa home convenient to the
Aaou une1uaed advan
Who become members VII the benefits that
the value The The to each
wthte OF obtaining OF tour Cot
- Geo each will be So payable small weekly install
information he obtained at the meeting
n " H. q SON Secretary Dr. T. II. KIMBARK, President.
10 {eIersviIte Homestead Associa tiOn.Ihs Assour
purpose q enabling the members 20 ocspe the
demanded dwellings in this city have
lsnd, beautifully situated in the immediate vicinity
Rochelle with the Intention Of rto building lots
be distributed the members Of the Association IN
on quarter farm price The
b make weekly payments into the hands o. the Treasurer 70
week Ittesa member onequartef 81 so =
hat sd g week 10 whole number Of houses
the ground and Tnober drawing
that hiss house barn thereon will be entitled to the without
other charge n an the weekly payment
AZ the ground desirable in respect holding ont fair prospect
II the party should not settle himself
tie citation has hesitation in inviting the public to become
members
Pubic meetinr Of the Association held every MONDAY a.
OF Broadway and Grsndst o'clock a. NJ
Information had time as to the working Of the Aso'
OF & ofic follows;
+ A POTTER President, No. Hqnover-s
WIN H. HOYT, Treasurer, No go 9ti-av.
p n. GELLATLY Secretary No. l67 Broadway Room No.
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Rcligicns Notices.

Sssr-st.si e. Cssreh 6eswseq N...s sHt Wi,,'s
: Z 90 b. Rev. !. LEwIf, at NJ. seas free.
Ep.coc'i Free Cturch.-ReyR HoYT Rotor =. s the
4 priGRVING at lfl o'o'ocs. seats free.
n second niiarssl Church, Brooiiyn;-Rgy. SAM
tSGw Services ~ AN and 81 PM the Brooklyn IH.
ss aest sunday the 2ih instant The church will
CO. Of he AheIeaa, Of Clinton and Atanics
~ Rev Mr. Sapuder-on. Of the Stan'On:ss Presby!ersa
,FsAfH MORNlNC, and Rev Mr.. CAMPBELL, OF Springs
DE- ~ The afternoon al 8: o'clock
- wiz The Facure Punishmcr, of the Wicked be
Isne at CLOCK P IN the frrs5yisaa Church corner
- 50 y HSfa Pr p "''"''u'SD L. " 'y the i'' "'
- ck-lst p. L. Church Rev c II. HALSEY Reetorrhs
'ssy, SUNDAY tAe mn ast and
go ay Service at los An and at r NJ until further
q Rev. Mr Huntington wT preach aOi in Clinton Aqade
- Ca,s2zi is RishtThe Papaey will be destroyed
a9 t by l. ID MANSFIELD az Washington Hall corner OF
~ :: and BostTy TOMORROW at O'Clock P NJ Preaching
narr Ss'fPSs o RiGySso's well P,ssS s
% young Nen-A Discourse addressed to YOua Men on
sG, o. ST H ~1,l and PSges r0M0RRoW EVEENG
s,SsIsisg atTi O'Clock, by Rev. DR. HATFIELD.
a. Maoisen-si. VI. Il. Church, cor Catherine. -Rey
a. Rsron the b of Datenh prosperity and glory and at
sP subject The ministry OF angels PREACHING al J0clo;k
- nee.
~ Rev. H. X. Rye. the Church Of the Restoration Brook
u sn;uue his course " DoCtnnal Lectures TOMORROW
Topic that lecture Men die sin
1A.te be suy change after desthl
10 Tnyersalist Branch Church. Sackett and Courtss
skbs- RI there IOMORROW AFIERNOON,a
seock, by Aey H. *. Nff'
~ New orS Young MEMS Christian Association
uopihy meeting be held at the Rooms 5tuyvesdn
.<rte No 80 Rioadway MONDAY EVENING, 18th inst,
k The Board OF ans requested 10 meet at O'Clock
FRANK w BALLARD, Recording Secretary.
a. TIE second Anuiyc rsary of Mission sabbath
sseot NJ sd, vail be held TO MORROW EVENING, IN the
Ig,t rIeshytenan Chmcb Addresses by Rev Messrs Nc
~ ThIcher Whttcar. Music By the children Exercises
at O'Clock collection will be taken In aid OF the
Eb1L
u Brondway rabernacIe.--Rev DR.. SKINNER will
20. boE Subject Tor the MOBNING-"The Eighth Command
sVl Rev Prot MARTIN Will preach at u O'Clock the
nENiNG.
% Rev sawyer DID, Pastor of the Fifth Univers4list
s v IN presch IN HAL Medical Col lh-st,
IA O'Clock A. aud F. NJ every SABBATH until further
ye A May this society with IT'S present pastor will
oiu the Hall frosdwiy next 10 Grace Church.
n Iec,ure-Rev JOHN LITTLE will deliver Lecture
hIe on MONDAY EVENING, 1t u O'Clock, In 81 Lukes Hail.
MI II Grove and buds0ustS
~ Pr,aching-TOM MORROW (Sabbsth) EVENING at Medi-
Crosby Spnngt commencing at q O'CLOCK The
she respectfully inyltsd
~ Society of Liberals. No. 5 Chatlam-s Iu1rc.-A
ue on The Development of Man by Mr. MAGAGNlS at T. NJ
NNG2ROW. Open Debq5e. Fres seats. Public invited
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-12
OBITUARY.

DIED, in the city of NewOreans, July oo,a
three days illness, Of Yellow Fever MAnY r. &c eter
Thomas L. Macon late OF Lynehearg and laughter Of Of
Two years before she had been united in r,,r.;.
less than twelve months ago. had gone from tho rs ahd
her childhood to the new scenes where hone an5 = u
cal ed Even then, what seemed an ab.onoa uay
for time lef many sorowing hearts-but wben I'M, o'Y
dings came that she would return no more-tba, II
of pleasure, appeal of suferng-no yearnno ~ ,pe
patty would bring her back to those who loved YIN
sorrow sharpened into anguish md hope went on, :
,e awful darkness OF despair. ' IN
Endowed by nature with an attractive person--or..
intellect, ard VAIN heart and taught by ins,i Va" Va
graces and virtues which throw pure h.cis,'" I've
around he perfect oman--she was very cosala oh
deared 10 those who knew her. and The cl,e,Ll ''
ire of that inner domestic circle to which she bo.,
When such des-a being so pure so hnnse5'
40 full OF beneyoence,s used to all the Charlie. ~
make life sweet we cannot but feel thai earth bs
charm AID that hencefprt the ways of life r., NV,
be darker and onellrr than before.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-12

The New York Herald, one Of the Pierce
organs, dlscourses as follows in relation to the
Virginia Democracy and the Pacific railroad !:
Let us get the constitutional kinks and
croche,s oct of the heads of our theorizng Vir
ginians and all sensible men will rejolce with
exceeding great JOY. 1t will be mighty con-
summation for Old Virginia. reduced to skin *
bone upon the husks and straw OF constitution
al distractions, while the substantial elements
of State igb's have been appropriated by her
neighbors The Pacific railroad offers a fair
invitation TO the tide water hide bound poiui
clan TO come down from his high horse. and
see what the earth is made Of But if he de
ciines. he must clear the track, and let the 10
connective pass.
While reaching for the commerce of Asia.
he that stops 10 chatter upon windy abstrac.
uons must be runs down. The chameleon ma,
get Fat upon atmospheric air. but the locomo.
tive is different sort Of ANIMAL. He is ma,
ter of fact salamander, and luxuriates uno, ho,
Goals and b ling water. But clear the ,racl
Tor him, give him solid footing of iron, md
he will work like a Titan. He is s,ron.s,
than Hundred elephants. and feeter than m,
wild horse of the desert. But he calls for mon
ey and land and active enterprise. Abstrac
nons'will never do for him But the Psc,6,
railroad it must be built! Congress must pre-
pare the way. The constitution is all ri,b,
the administration is on the tack. the ,.,,,,
wan 'ne ROAD, and the work must be DONE
we Predict mat the old school of Virginia alb
stractonists will be run out or down ON n
Pacific railroad. 1t will soon be broad A..
hsht' even in the dismal swamp, the last rel
uee OF the polaical o'lantern-
WI ner- al night long BY his fire A, lamp
he paddles his white canoe. y ''"'p
The administration is on the track "I.oo
out Tor the Locomotive when the bell ring" -
All aboard. '"e''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-12

How To Day PEACHES DO your reodo,,
know how TO dry peachesi Take those Of me
best qna'''y' just as they are ripe enough TO
eat nave 'hem' remove the stones.and sprnk
lie over them, in The hollow where the mir ~ a.
taken 'i'tle nice sugar; dry them in a brick
oven alter the bread, &C. is Withdrawn
They are far better than if dried in the sun
retaining their aroma and favor, and besides
are totally Tree from insects. Prepared in this
way, from peaches fully ripe, they need no
cooking. but are simply soaked OUT in cold va
Ter All the sugar they require (ranging of
Course with the varieIy)is added While drying
Teaches thus dried and prepared. are only in
terror tn The fresh fruit OF which they retain the
flavor In remarkable degree. lfyou prefer,
take them not quite SO ripe, and peel the fruit
out the flavor is not SO good as when fully ripe,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-12

MRS. HARRINGTON ON DIsEAsEs-"Dis-
eases is very various" said Mrs. Partington. as
she returned from street door conversation
with Mr. Bods The Doctor tells me that
poor old Mrs. Haze has got two buckles upon
her lungs! 1t is dreadful to think of, | declare.
The diseases is so various ! One day we hear
OF peoples dying of hermitage of the lungs,
another OF brown creatures; here they tell us
OF the elementary canal being out of ord, r,
and there about the tenor of the throat; here
we hear OF the neurology in the head ard
there of an embargo; on the side of us we hea r
of a man being killed by getting pound of
beef in his sacrofagus, and there another kills
himself 10y discovering his iocular vein.
things change SO that declare that | don't
know how to subscribe for any case now adays.
New names and nostris take the place of The
Old and | might as Well throw my old yarb
bag away"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-12

A Somnambuiic Young Lady.-In Cincin
natl, young lady, Mis-, Julia Knight.whle in
state OF somnambulism, one night last week.
lett her sleeping apartment, and donned the
coat. vest. and pants Of her brother. This done.
she proceeded TO closet in an adjoining
ROOM and took from there razor and sirop.0
Returning to her own room, immediately on
posi'e her brothers, she seated herself and
commenced sharpening the razor in a woman.
like manner The noise produced by This Oh
GRAFTON awakened her brother, who, on RISING
and lnqn'ring the cause, was told by her thai
she Wished he would retire and not alarm the
family by making so much ado about nothing
ouspectlng her condition, says the Nonpariel,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-12

AMERICAN COLONIZATION Society The re-
ceipts OF this society for the month ending the
18th ultimo. we learn from the National In
tell'sencer. were $4,797, and include a lega cy
OF $S67 left by the late Miss Sarah Stewart
OF Annapolis. Maryland. $500 from the Vir,
R'nia Colonoza'ion Society. 5000 from uhe
Pennsylvania Society. $3.50 from the New
York Society, and $500 collected in the Dis
tTlct OF Columbia, great portion of which,
was to constitute President Pierce life mem
ber'to which object exPresdent Fillmore
Secretary Guthrie. and Senators Douglas an,
Wright each contributed S100.