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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

Is r1op5is,:r ssd jesn iesa~oea a.sisssa
SECOND WEEK AND coS \; hHII,'s SUCCESS
-. ,..,, s.N,SEsicas soaA2s p isS[Ss's,''
1e0LE TOMS CABIN;
OR, i1rg AmoNs THE Lowry.
ior III; oenssy sss t, 'ss
sprs snS under rehearsal dTns tho last ,woDty sssss
sfs. most and
uuqge decrptior and other highly effective
FvTsg fvrrIse rms wssK, ATT O'CLOCK. Ard Ar.o on
HPNfSDA' usrg Hos O'CLOCK
The Characters are ~ the most talented D-a
Hs' s.; Clarke Pis, sg.x...., 4Assss.
howard, Wentworth, Charles.
Cunningham Cunningham, Brown, ,'' &c. H., ss.
Misses Nsstayer. Bellauy, Grsnice:
y y,'.t Charles Charles; Burroughs
ss srssp S si.sn h ham
Palmer, Lvmsu, Stuart, 40, a.,
Tor details Of incidents scenery 80, SEQ small bills
matte yseH Of book hat has ever sosn nut
10 ton nus '''n repre-
and r TN ssT
applause nv more than
THasn HvspREp THOUSAND CITIZENS OF NEW ENGLAND,
=. II. .aiasas as A. rn 1T u.s. s and
nothing exteuuate down eught alce,o
whlo H. does not ioohy and unjusly elevate
above the white in intellect morals.
1t exhibits true picture of life In the South
Of absurdly senng tie ignorant Elsve
all the polish OF The drawing and the rednemen the
educated whites.
Aud instead Of turnus the audience In tesrs tho
author has wisely consulted taste by Vrtda
triumphant Oh last and after unjust suerings missr
leg md conducted to happiness the hand OF
Il i'm who watches AL
In q word, this drs-na deals with
FACTS, INsTEs or FICTION.
1appeals to reason instead of the passions and
truth Is powerful than will the
this drama be sautary than those OF piece
mon fanntcm without reason, and z,al without know
ledge.
the other afternoons Of the week. n o'clock remark
bills Of the day.
Admittance to the whole Museuln-to see the living
Qiranes the Bearded Lady, the Halls OF Statusry
Psturs Gallery the Natural History Department., the
the cents Children under TX
seate IN the Parguette 12 cents extra Reserved
the Dress Circle 90 CENTS which BIO during the
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

DO4RD in BROOKLYN.-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN
II DO accommodated with peasant with brsa
fast and tea, aud dinner sundays, in sna family
where there Int few boarders Apply at III nigh
Referep exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

HUpsoE sIyER RAILRnAD-TRA1rs DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street, for Albany AID Troy
Ezrrsss train A. Mihrcugh In four oonNsotin8
Win trains reaching Buffalo Montreal t
svaniug.
Val train, A. M.--Throuxh war trains a. Il II. and
sP.E.
E-pfsss rain, 4 p. 1.-AccsmmodAtcn train 20 r. ".
FOR rsrrytowu, II p ~ For Peokskl 10 A. NJ, e. + ",
md r. N. Fer PoushEecpeie, A. NJ and 10 p. II. Pas
taEen ~ Chambers Canal Chrtopher, Tourtaanh
and Thi.ss .arss ssreets.
sGnday irsae FROM Canal strcet, ~ r. NJ AlbaHS
svi Tycv, Stepping SO ell way stations
EDMIrNb FRENCH. Superintendent
Anew YORK TO MONTREAL, oGDENsBURG, BUR.
~ Engton, and 81 yohnsbury, viz New Raven, Spring
seid Bellows Falls Rutsnd Windsor White River Wells
aivsr Montpelier St Albsns Rouso'r Point Ticket
pfacss Now Haven r.rosd corner Broadway and Cansl
sna Twentys sixth street and yourth avenue Baggage
FRA so.s uvnP sse.s lss xor,n s.r.-a.
NrFw YORK AND PHiLA DELpnIA DIRECT, VIA
Nv New asilrondUnised 2ates and hrss
shrons is ios hours leave New York. scos Of Corsnds
s.reo, 9, and "a. NJ, and 40 and $50 p NJ Leave
Fsrsdelphis - 10 A. NJ via Eor.ingtsn snd7 sna
tsn aud $50 r. NJ from The foot Of NAiiu ptrcat Pare a.
" 81 .seors class q AN from New York ard an Pm
trDr Phnadelph Through tickets sod ard and
.hxoast bassnse carried FOX Baltimore W.saaseA Aoyc
trains sad corpoctScn certain With extra w1ns II behd
iuaa with ts fary Ssosr iucA
S.fors tse trains tanvs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

BOARD IN BRoOKLYN--AT II WARREN STREET
- between Henry and Gin on, haudsor ly furnished
room, it'll pantry attached she second floor
convenient TO the ferries; house contains gas 10 Rfsr
snce gi and reqpred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

BOARD IN BR0OKLYN-VERY PLEASANT Rooms
ID be obtained ethe- furnished unfurnihcd with
board in rospectah P-ivate family, within eight minutes
walk Of Sou tn and Vail street rss Apply - 3yt SC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEI.
~ phia, from pisr No. North riverTwo Lines daily, N
OAK, And Pm Accommodation line 81 10 A. ~, BY
eamboat Treason 70 South Amhcy ca-o 70 Bordsnsosr
400 cteaiabo.s stocston to fhisdelphls Ware w. Ia
line a r. NJ By ueamboat John Potter, Auhoy,
snce direct 10 Camden BY through fcu. ho~ra xna
shalt rsre ~ keturnias leave Pbadeiphia ~ II A. H.
l~iI n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

DOARD ON BROOKLYN HgiGHrs-pLgAsAN
ID apartments are now 70 let for the winter IN tousc
oomms nding full view Of the harbr and W. and within
few minutes walk Of Fulton Wall street ferries inqurs
at 100 Colombia street. between Clark aud Pi.repost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGuTs.--SINGLs GEN.
ID tmen accommodated with pleasant and partial
board house, delightfully."- located thu heights
manding 6t view of the river and bay and within
three minutes walk OF Fulton ferry Inc Immediately At
Nc. lS Poplar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

(fIRCUS-NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BOWERY.
~ SECOND WEEK OF
NICOLoS JUVENILE AcR0BATS.
CHARINI's HoesE PsINck,
First and Performing his immense
BACK JUMPS
Also, first nypeeran Of
MADAME FRANCONI
as La Possonnere Eoossaise,
with great variety OF other equsstran ensrtai
Extra entertainments gvea ON Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons.
Doors open at 6 performances commence st o'clock
Boxes 70 cents; Pit 2 cents Reserved Seats 80 oonts
pANvARp's uoLY LAND. AT THE ogoRAxA sos
day Saturday Afternoons, ~ e'elsck Aonisscn
aenta. 'FRONT.' seats. NJ cents.
SsIasoE BLlT1.--sTUYyEskN@ IHsTfyuTE sA
- Broadway performances svery evening comm ancyys
So ~ O'clock and Wednesday SATURDAY.
~ = c0nssliig OF great and langhsho " vSaa
anisrr she Leaned Canary Birds. And R0martsbs Sse
Gsturnl S.slo. Admission rs cents eh5-en. i2 osaSs
hIAGARA.-gHE LAST DAY BUT 1aREE-THCsY
IN who have not the result of Frsn p!ye
emher next Thursday l7tb inst positively ccses
its exhibition in this city. ExhibitcJ Hope Charel US
Broadway afternoon st O'Clock and
at IN O'Clock Admiration rs cents children 1917 oents
DOMAIN Galley OF ANCIENT PICTU RES BY TEE
LII most celebrated Italian aud foreign h the Stuy-
vesant Institute b59 broadway two flights Of
left Open from 10 to and to 10 o'clock Admission
PALTlMoRE OLYMPIC TUEATRE BALTIMORE ST.
- EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
The charming and talented Comcdienne ard Vocalist
CHAs HOWARD, Will appear at THE popular and fashona
bio place oil usement, together with Mr. CHAs HOWARD
Stars wishing to at this theatre will please address
JOSEPH ~ DAWSON
uAnnrev for tha Stootbntae~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

BOARD ON BROOKLYN uEIGuTS-Two SINGLE
ID for gentlemen, in 7ali quiet family Apply
q Willow street, Fulton ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

DEnuAHs GIFT HORs Es. TELEGRAPH AND UNCLE
bRoApWSY AND oTnEa TuoRouaBrARxs
sine dc,.r take Ae splcwds ard aiso
BUY TICKETS AT ACAptMy AND METROPOLITAN
HALLS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE.
~ by given TO the owners occurant occupants
all houses and lots improved unimprovcd lands affected
thereby that the following have been completed
the cnd lodped In the oco Of the Bureau
Of Assessments for examination by ell
setting curb and gutter stones AID tagging Eighty
Gh t.reet, between Fourth and Fifth Tbs limits
embraced such include All ths several houses
str a'ed both sides Eighty fifth street from Fourth r.
Fifth and the side OF the Fourth 100
feet north south ra Eighty 9Th street. All persons
who's affected BY the above named
and Who opposed TO the either Of thom
qucted to present In writing to the under
,ivnea at their office, No. Hall Of Records within thirty
DAYS 'fO'" 'N' N~' WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DOboE, Assessors.
CHARLRS MCNEIL,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nov Is
1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

T,o BLA cKs N tbs. T. a UBEoK's PATENT rev IRONS
forge bacls are &. sole At tho factory No 40 III
my durability and adaptation Of superior tool to Sh ir
wcrkehop shoud be without this improve neDt Price g.
Apply ct the scale Glory No. f6 Eldridse street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

BOARD wANTED-BY LADY, WHOSE HUSBAND
- s absnt from the city in snail reeroctoble ia ally
where there few bosrders Location above Canal
street; price 81 to S. Address y. Is. Broadway Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

They Al first class View York but ahps rrt yacs vitl
u rcquirite articles for tbs conyeonoe pss
saEers sna eopsadsd BY OF o1paraaee II sho tsds
fhe price OF Sue witanas vi1es Hluor GooS
ssat DO tho lnbecribers will b. eeraySsS Tree o az
-farses but tioso actually incurred
BOYD BlNrTNy. Agents, lE< pcxss oxrcet
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HHRTsTY'S AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, NO n
~ Broadway, above Grand street.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The we'll known originSl. f,r famed and only
CHRTSTy'S MTNSTRELS.


Organized in 4l1
The first and oldest hlishsd eompany e exstsasa
THE MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
The first TO harmonic Negro Melodies and orastors n %
present popular style Of Ethiopian kntertanr ests -
years past without precedent in the annals Of DsS
The present company with additional msmbsrsD -
prise the same and living who conaas9&
the PanH ct it's organization In 1S2 with the exceptoN
George Farrinston late B.ne Castnet performer Of -
mept who the Of George Chrlsy
notwithstanding the tn Of time they have hssn
ciated tovether They d. not cls for themselves
merit for c"nrrstua'lon amount II patronsse =
slowed their efforts ~ kind and appr.ca live audienS
whom for responsibility and standing sxcslls6 q
any place Of public smr.en,s-t IN the wsrld.
THE COMPANY.
Com, rising versatile snd talented CORPS expersnrR
performers under tho direction and superven q
EDWIN p CBRISTY, Sole Proprietor and Nanara Ne
only individual at this time, previous Of the
Chsty red - performer IA representations Of Ets
plan Minstrelay
Admission oonts Doors open st 5k O'Clock; eemnssas
At 71zQ,clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
nz,A .xa,sSss AmD i.,sDoroo.

LfURNJsHsD OR UNFURNiSnED APARrNFNrs N
n fret with shoIt partial board Siso
fine 'front.' back psror for gent emen osy, AZ l5 Cham
4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

CT. CHARLES TuEATRE-AxERIcAN DRAMATIC
- Comrany.-Thu-saav evening. Navem ier IL. will -
ry dnses the great moral dram. % THE pRUNKARD q
The Fallen Saved Ed"ard lidileton Mr. G. a. FavsA
Hishlars Fling Mis- osb.rn Seems from HENRY VIII
National Overture nv the Orchestra To conclude
lausi able farce TIE MNIBUs Doors OPP At o'essk;
T. commence Rt7K. Admission 81 cents. Box ofos ops6
from 10 TO II a. M, and from to4 p NJ.
NyisLo's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO ALL P.Rrs -
~ cents Private boxes s.. Doors at 6H oslsA1
to commence - ~
THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER II.
TIM CEI EVer'sH CANTArRIOh
MME ANNA THTLLON,
hs-ipg scnarted ergs~ements 10 rsiiforrtA VII,
POSITIVELY APPEAR FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY.
Mr.. HUDSON,
Mr.. LEACH.
hESsvS LTeTER AND REA.
by the kind permission OF wsulsex ks4S
MRs MAEDEr
PowERrULcHoRU ANDrFFE yEORcHssTKA,
In AuNe "a bsutul Comic Orsrs In tr Ats, land 49,
ten by him fer Mime Anna Thillon) untitled the
CROWN ID AMONDS.
Cstaripa (r original charact NINE. Anna ThiEsa
r"ana MIS- MsesW
Fehe'iedo LsasA
BurhurtEo. MI H<A
Ticket tfice Thursday from 2 A NJ. to4 r n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

EsoR BREMsN.--THG BREMEN MAIL STEAMSHIP
L GERMANlA, Capt. l.. w. Bremen. viii leave for Bre
men Tuesday November ~ at IL o'clock noon
per No. y North river Price Of first $780,
second cabin $50 No freight will be trken after
November &c. Fer frei9hs or passage, apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

CUsTAYE GIRARDoN, HAIRDR ESSEe FROx
VI Paris 694 Rroadway opposite Waverley Hotel respect
fully Informs the des that he has just received from Paris
ecs such ladies' artificial howera feathers
lace wells for brides hid glSvs and mts jewory Of
descrip umbrellas and agreat vsrie' OF fancy Articles
suitable for the reason. Aso Gira doms wigs and half
vgs, lrnids bands, and frisetes fer ladies' Gentcm
toupees made ericr. Elmo Paris perumeiy Tho
store will be open for exhibition Thursday, nth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
AT BURROWS.
- Burton's new play.
30 they say,

7
Soras h0uses ere Nl1ed
Hy Times "a be billed
Roach, r,t rDd mouse.
IT annoyed with he'd hrgs reaches rata mi0e Lyons
magnetic powder, free from poson and Lyons magnetic
rlls viii relieve you within twenty four hnrr Depot ia
trnadwGv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD, is REQUIRES
~ III private family; situation between Grant
and Nj tn streets and than two blocks OF
Eroadsay address stating ms (Which be reason
able Y. A Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

ROkRD.-A FRONT PAtLOR AND BEDROOM AID.
- join0g. on the SEQ nd aooe let fuen shed
desired Gao and Crotoo in the rooms; bath 40 on tho
aoor nnexcepti9nsble family seeking conf rt.se
o. the -four tn sto-y L.cation fine being &c
East Twentieth street. between dway md fonth
niue, suous Fourth ami Sixth oae sevo
xal stage lines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

BOARD wANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HE
ID ife Full board for the lady, partial boa ID for the
gentleman Must be in prvats soiiiy, aad trims mode
rate. Address Geo. D., Herald ofhce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16
ANTHOLOGY.


(yLAIRvCYANCB-BY MRS FRANCES THERE'S.
Uayes the most celebrated and successful edics and
clarvoysnt In An the best clair
voyant that visited the United States Mrs Hayes
secing sought after Oos 10 Spring street.
near tho Bowery.
11Rs ALVIN, aENOWNED IN HURopB FOR HyL
M rhi In foreteus tho fvturc, has arrived, And VIII
surnjsh iuteeauos staut al orcumstarcee Of Hea she
ptsrprsts law - And ove by sssoicy bocf.
and science tells ladies aud gentlemen Tho nas o.
Nc they v marry also the name o. her vssr.
guages Residence Is Rivrston strcc up stairs neAs IN
Sowevy Jas'es ~ esv w. serstsrnen "
AHkb PRKwsTER, FHOk PHILADELPHIA, TEN DhRS
M her services 70 the ladies and gentlemen OF this y
ssrclosy love- and Law nsttsrs inerprctlnS dreams
science constantly rolled by Napoleon ans
sili tell The uane OF the lady gentleman they will mary
so the names vtstre Residence, - Great JoneS
k,ss s..gsS az caVcyy. Lsc:, % Gems. GAaAsssss -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

VXTCOD's GALLERY AND DRATINa ACADEMY, ssS
w broadway will opes for yisitsfs and p.pi, sovsms.r
Iovshly in short eorsse VI Study. ToE urthsr Par
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

BOARD IN CHAMBERS SrREET.-A PARL0R ON
- the second foor with pantry attached suitable for
gentleman and his sfe or single gentlemen be had
onces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

ENRANCoEpS HIPPoDR0ME-LAsr NIGHv OF TIE
Great Match and awarding ~ the Przs.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOV. 49,
Also, great ,riety Of other entert sinments
AFTERNOON AND EVENlNG DURING TUE WEEK.
Boxes ~ cents Pit, n eents Reserved sesss 81.
iored Boxes, 81 cents
Doors open NJ half past and quarter before T. Per
sormanoar will comm ence half horv after.
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urBE FRAGRANCE OF SUMNER WHEN SUMNER rs

"TBE FRAGRANCE OF SUMNER WHEN SUMNER r.
gone ~ Giepn's trae vorbcna Wstsr This de.ishtful
rsrurc prepared mcs process from the hothouso
elar lemon trlfo Is confidently recomyended 70 the "a
account it, refreshing and delightful
odOr II contains s the fragrance OF .bo plant itsc in
concentY ated form, and i'll he found useful for
mo- ing the lsnguor sscred by crowded rooms 10 als
a. del citu perfume for tn, handkerchief and val no
than tn extacts sid yet equally good
and Tjesesrt change for the do cologne fucthsr
rupp,y received and fos sale bv
JOHN MEsKIN, iT B-oadws-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

BOARD WANTED, HE LOAN OF FIFTY DOLLARS
ID for which casant front and good board will bs
given Terms very moderate Location West Tweaty third
street Address v. Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

BOARD UP TOWN, PLEASANTLY LOCATED. WEST
- Of Second Union square, in first class
house Of private family where there are lew board
odaon fer family few gentlemen respscsa
Gy Cars and stages at each end Of the block Reees
exthsn ged Please address II. w.. Home, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM TIL N
IA they require would lot two beautiful pAri,rs the
FIRST floor and two d. sr.he rooms the second third
board required None ger of the rs
6ility need apply Call at GIL Houston street. side
br -hdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

A FEW SELECT FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
"A no accommodated With suits single rooms with full
partial board at IS ard 81 street
houses newly furnished containing all the modern i'm
provemsns baths and hot air One block from Broad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-13
COM MrNICATvt


To lie citisens of Giles, Montgome,u ~.
and Patrick counties in Ta,gia;o = n'oya
many counties IN North Carolina ~ oo' ~
directly interested: 9 0e
You are aware. that few winters ma, i
citizens OF Floyd ard Montgomery. ,b,on '''
their representatives. in the Legislature. oIts,,
e | a charter authorizing them 20 constroo,
turnpike from the county seat in the former
the county seat in the latter county. SLnr,Io
after the passage Of the act au,horizina II!
construction of this road, the stock was ,.L"o
aud the work put under contract-apj ;s no,'
nearly completed: TO further this scheme H..
Yellow Sulphur Springs Company, durinv tho
sitting of tie last Legislature. procured an So,
authorizing them to continue the turnpike from
the Va. and Tenn rail road depot at Cbr;,,
ilansbnrg, To inlerscct the Peppers Ferry and
Lafayette turnpike at or near Blackstone onJ
tins latter will soon be under contract Yon
also, know that the Legislature authorizes the
Construction of this Improvement, from Jack.
sonsvil'e i'll Floyd county. through Parck
county to the North Carolina line am in.
formed, part of the stock has been taken for
this latter purpose. The question now natur.
ally arises: shall this Improvement 90 on or
shall it stop and become, " hat most of the in.
ternal improvements of the State have become.
a shame. and disgrace to herr OF all the
turnpike improvements in Western Virginia
this is one of the most important. Western
Virginia abounds with the finest mineral wa
tiers in the "orld. Great preparations are LOW
being made. in order to bring these watering
places into rotoricty. Two companies are now
actively engaged in the building up Of two
very eminent watering places in Montgomery
county; and il is though, that third vii! soon
be put under way-fnrther. this is in fact tho
only direct line from the center OF North Care.
lima to The White Sulphur Springs besides, it
WOULD if opened, conduct The travel by and
through some dozen OF the finest watering pla.
ces, before arriving at the White Sui phur. [
might go on and add ten thousand strong ar.
gumenls in favor of this improvement and its
speedy completion. but this is foreign to my
purpose. My object in wiring is. To try anil
prevail upon all interesr ed, 10 hold al an early
day a convention at Patrick Court House, for
the purpose of devising ways and means for
the speedy completion Of this work. What say
you? Will Patrick move and designate time
think our neighbor and friend nth CAROL
na will go hand in hand, with u.s. vouch for
old Montgomery. Speak out. Let the work
be done. Yours. &c,
CRAFTSMANSHIP
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-13

Tho New York Post ays-"Greenough's
Group Of Statuary, representing the triumph
oil civilized over savage life, and intended to
be placed on the east portico ofthe Capitol, at
Washington, has arrived from Italy. The
group Consists OF four figures. white w,.
man with child is engaged in struggle with
a savage, whose tomahawk is uplifted; whe n
a white man. in the garb ola hunter, appears
and grasps his arm in such manner as not,
only to prevent the blow, but to make him a
prisoner. The work is very fine one in tt e
conception, the attitudes. and the arrangement
Of the parts. 1t promises TO be more the fla
vor'te of the public than anything which Gree
nough has done"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-13
Democracy VS. Democrncy.

THE PAeIrrc RarLRoAp.-The Che lottesyille
Jehorsonisn in a lengthy editorial denunciaiion
of this favofto scheme OF some Of tho consti
tntion1i advisers Of The President, bristles up
add exhibits an admirable degree of SKUNK
and defiance. II is the frsi time, we believe.
this paper has spoken on the subject. For a
goodly length oil time. il has been silently med
haiing on the federal heresy," and we may
therefore entcrtaio great approximations of DAN
ger 10 ",he powers that be" from final explo
sion of lis wrath. From the signs which II ex
hbi's. with others OF the purified. neither Put
nam nor Doctor Hanson can longer doubt That
there will soon be a war "among US" Our con.
temporary has already CREASED and FURNISHED
up the armour of other days and. aslride the
Rosinante of Virginia distractions, Is evide ly
determined TO battle valianty, even to the ex.
iremity Of "victory or cripple" We sadly
fear that the Brigsdier will be mistaken for
windmill.
But see how bravey the Jcffasonian talks
al the New Hampshire embodiment:
1--WE will not beese until overw helming re.
atty shall have convinced US of our error, that
the administration Of Mr. Pierce will counte.
nance this riatmng assumption Of power on
The part ofthe federal government His whole
pasi life marked IL has been by constant and
unwavering opposition to the system. bears US
out in the expectation. We will not believe
thai trusting 10 the power and patronage of his
Office and to INC strength ofparty ties. he will
ling broad deiiancc TO the expressed will oil
the great patty by which he was elevated To
power, as declared in the resolutions oil the
conventions by which he was nominated. II he
is prepared to do this he is prepared to forfeit
tho confidence Of those TO whom he owes ma,
nomination, and who supported his election,
with the zeal and energy of men who act from
pfnc'p'e. The voice which first pronounced
Tor tim and pronounced alone" will speak n.
gainst h.n al first in tones Of respectful re.
m onsti anee and ut last, il needs be, with de-
termined opposition.