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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
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NEOULsON pLIMPToN. WILLIAMS 4 co, IAPOar.
l and jooo Of dr. goods, At net cash ce,,
yesey and No. Barclay streets directly in Of tho
Aston nous beg leave 20 invite Tire .t.ot OF co4e
buyers t. their rnrivaeo stock " goods which hay
lately their atook of goods most az
tepsvc in she COUNTRY and Is undivided into depart
ments esci having purosssey and manager. and sys
Of Is dinc1 from s the rest Thus
sbmept prasons 1hn- cterstcs IF distinct and
rate stocks with all rho stteption energy 10
Department. usually exushdei ordil Try store.
b.ir stock number upon all the goods. and b.
which numbers they erscl and thus buyers
pave hls npd the- vii fhd that tire gsod have one
price, apd D. a. this set the maxim that ION.
mans dollar IL ne 2, cd IA annthor's"
DEPARTMENTS ARE AS roLiolss:-
Print and bingham denr mt located first DOE.
ooep goo aai ner's departments located or ths
frst floor.
Domestic goods aepa inert. cateG tha oteemspt
snd oilcotb tmept oensAd 10 the
bite goods and embroidery department located bc
second story.
Iosory and ii. depa tmeDt iosstea O., the second
story
Small a9psrt cent generally termed Yankse No
ton g." loes'ed on the second
The IT c1ch tnert interestel in the
turns Of hi nartigul,r de only ,
sy.t.m Of oeriag siding and 4e les good,
chra TO sail oh- not we'll orstooi IL t-cl,
avoided in this stahshmentv sell every style good
extremely ,heBp
psrtes Of Known responsibility tey sre pr, AIRED
M time by '6dns irser@f st the emf
and taking thv paper psyacle At the f.nk
hacker. or aomr'ss'on house Of III. drawers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

ters sna ladies belts instr ments for club feet knock
spine Also very pe-ior Ella stocking for enlarge
veins Of the leg elasc knee caps weakness knees
~, trussss, ene every Kind Of bcndaye - DE-
CLOVER No. IL Ann r.rett % "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

B,hy, you've no WhisSxers! Poor Fellow
Why, Onguan ~ for the wi skers tnowstaobes
grow strong al tes in SIX weeks without st4o injury
g the skin 1hats faet ~ per bottle scr TO any par
drug lsts; Brooklyn Mrs. Hsya I76 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

yNrANTr D--BY RESPECTARLE YOUNG MAMA
W titoston as cgaohman in Pos thle
family, would also act IN the capacity OF rter
Unexoeptionsbe city reference be give. Apply At ~
hamcrtley street. In Tho basement where .sryisv
he brd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

THE MILITARY.
HAMPSTEAD KETEFRs ATpENTION.-MEM
IL hers those gIsh ps ado with above com
psny are hereby notified tAas there will be Getting ADD
oti1l ri Hermitage Hall Of Allen ard II .uston
streets, on Thu sdsy evening, sept. by osder "a
j, HIN TOOEE6, Commahdant.
s)JcKwICK GUARD ArrEN gIoNl-.TuE MEMBERS
L hereby potf I, meet for drl. this evening ~
half past O'Clock oiseg, At Chatham Halt thsr
square tunctual at eutsnoe Is usst. Nv order
STACK Commandant
WASH DoueuER1y, Orderly Ser seen..
INRJPP GUARD NOTICE-THE L8OVE GUARD
/ will meet Friday evening. tho Stu Instant, at TX
O'clock Mt "a SEVENTH avenue. Prne.usI alto Id.
requested a. the permanent will DO
perf1 tad at saia meeting
II s'S sos sp4ssaor. Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

with uusquito btes yellow coarse dark dcoorod
skin rcckies eruptons 80, should WASH with al
the redu cd price cf o. J0c e. Italian soap iii re.
all, end pagN the skin white, clssr and spotese
Depot Giwnd the No 81 Walter street. where La ort's
ot the best brown black hair 70 made
rice Only 4s. Try IL; tits hne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

vNANIFD-BY A YOUNG NAN, OF STEADY AND
w good moral cha acter. situation page or clark
with any eetable single gentleman ntfy wtne
to travel 90 any part of The globes write, excellent hand
and well ree3m Dend6d Address ConfdeatiAl
Htrals once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

yITANTTD--AT SIMPSONS. I25 SIXTH AVENUE
w first class VIII, rtapd la oes I'D
cmbrodtrcs undonbted reFersace required ppI, after
NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
wan rs,


A PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS. STU ALTON A
n cook Is irt ussher irorer Best OF city re-
trene Can bf seen fof two dTs at ia Fourth street Il
not en.oaea.
A YOUNG LADY WANTED TO ATTEND IN A
"a fancf store hso DIRE ia cap M ker wantad Expert
enoed povsons required Apply a. "A Canal street.
A PROTESTANT YsUHo WOMAN WISHES A STU
children; or would do cham Tx and owing rood
rafeTepce. Geo he at $50 Sixth a,eaue between
Twenty second and Twen'y third streets.
A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES \ SITUATION To
IA cook wash ant iron for nice private tsmilv: mas
lived IL the est fsm IL this city and prod tbe
beet city reference Ieaas call e 2 En- street near
SID h avenue.
A YOUNG LADY, WITH GOOD VOICE AND SUI.
n fciept know ledge sf sacred music g.
feotly pstent wishes TO obt4a situation IN
church. either Ia this city Brooklyn rr Wiamsturg
Please address A i Bro adway rost Once,
YOUNG FRENCH GIRL WANTS A SITUATION
ehamberm nd TO take Of chill iren IA private
family. he beet of res.feuoa eiver ides MARI A.
torde, IL Front street. Brootn, or At tho Herald Office.
A RESPECTABLE GIPJ WISHES 4 SITUATION 70
asst in washing and ironing, to dc cham
Mo fcneral housewo IN private family No other need
npiis Vas no lection to short 6lstrrcs IN the
ty Please cal ut @l Elizabeth street Can be for
A FEST .CTA BILE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN
~ ossfeb situat ~ small private 70 nily e. do
tierni hapss wer orr ould Inquire
- ~ hi'pltT rs, Forth LstveSA Csft.stu
foIty arst streets, .or two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

xrov q. a.oupd-Yes, the Iae0mpa<aslo
@ ri be- ssss .ss 'ha
sss s ~. the 81 ~
q sax saa ss.s .s did %
hats for gent emen last evening.
The Elegance, superiority ana Cheapness or
KNOX JAnks' hats ara universally soDosdsd. and n
81 style and ausy thsg should ,sop n a. them
psst on the corner Of broadway and spns street. Proe
nanssty y Leak, having issurs the ean
= the p:s s, hat .SsS
1ss R.ss: slsss sus s.ss
a. 4.
DAn Hats, PaxIs styie.-Cho Insonu ity Of
.s;P H.l +
sssa .ss
vislsoss 70 tho WORLDS Fair reed NOT be Hn-
4 iss r. 1Sss sr
lsssisn Of the work in hi, ans rooms .nous dssss
Bsssdv.y. ''' CIV '''i '"'' '''''' fAA'''' 90
en- ney . C0l0red Dague~reotypes -Particu-
=. . cal cd 20 GuREEys new style Of soorsd
ssasy also Sis and ponrs.s IL OIL
m vh h ss ID nS ~ Of
sgsemens be 4 his
DaeuerTeotype Portraits, Large ana Small,
u ssssn RES 's c
Many Of our First FamiIies are Daily being
a.suerrsotyped At KNAPP's popular $50 Broadway
ssrpet snssss. sinsis or IN ssosp. plain eS
H. s1 u
sbesihr's Sale OF Valuable sew Brighton
Oto
,s Of the sG sss
H. sss ss sssss1s; Taa
sYsaasy sssssn
sSeGs
S.S.w % Of h oa Of
sy
1ss'ss psGs
to y Dr s @ % the S m New
bond apd mortgage for term " years.
.I'iI make Assn, anoe doubly sure says
Nsebesh and so Jays she mis.ed who after being
Asicr House his orders are Executed satfactory
There the IT Of shirt perfect and all premises
Three.ply linen Collars for Gentiomen =
sle to whioo invite tb. attention o. purchasers
~ '''' y JAMES PEEEGo SON, 81 Nassau street.
Undeyeasments, Gloves ana Hosiery sn CT
ensye q tho above goods at the lowest prices
ut the extensive sblishme Of UNION ADAMS.
s9l broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel and Niblos
Garden.
Metropolitan Shoe Emporium. e. A.
s:.o1snsns BOOTS shoes CATERS ssy eosa.s
ing Of lsfies geptemen's misses youths boys nat ia
ss .sss Us 4 FSos at his
Enlargement depot, 202 Greenwich street,
Of Cnsmbs Rvrs size and gu htv II Sign
Ycss nsersbts and d-a ars eonsssing voollen
0etton and III muslin and linen shirts golfers stocks
e1Svats Stoves. half ho Shirts msda to massure In
ssyle which none surpass THOS. MCLAUGHLIN.
GOIdsmllh's
Copy Booi for schools,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

Sevon Milo Mlrror-Che 6scatcsi Wonder
Of sit tickets At dollar esoh for sale
ny FORAGE waters 1913 BroadEay
NBTho holder of each ticket IL entitled four I'D
Missions and share Of the gifts Value Of gifts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

N-AETtD-A MIDDLE AGED Rm- v OR ANERI-
W woman, as cook ard laubd t..s None iced apply
without the best of references all SO East Twenty
sixth street Friday and Saturday fore o'clock
or nr II n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

yxrAN1ED-BY RESPECrABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
w situation -s CHS lbermoid and waiter she roughly
Gfst nds her and give good city reference
Peas call at l3l Twenty fourth street OF nth
third floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

JITANTED--A YOUNG MAN, OF FOURTEEN TO SIX
w teen years Of ago OF 40 ed ca character,
doirous to he brought up in the fa,y oods hu
need apply but such o. arc well nended Apply ct
No. 100 William street, =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w sstuafi0n % plain cook would do The
WORK OF small orvae family The beat % city rssrenco
can to given tlease call NJ % City Hall pa.e SYST floor
back room eau be S, Ell for 70 DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

yNASJLD-BY 4 REsPECTAELc YOUNG WIDOW
" LADY situh tion az nursery msid and seanstress
Has Cficarioa 70 . short distance tho country
eau &c three iEy. ~ s3s poal rect tasd oor
'front.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

WANTED-A SITUATION by A RE3PEcTSeLE
w young woman. az waiter Can avs city raeren ,gs.
apply at NO. " spfins street, ia che Cap bs
for two day..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

A YOU NAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, AND WHO
IA has tome knowledge OF she bui ss wishes 80
self generally useful; writes good and and keep
books by single and double entry Apply AZ AK Boone
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

A YGUsG LADY Is Ds-IRoUS o. OBTAINING A
"A situation a. navsevy goverps &C. teacher 10
,ussoy school. Apply for ono week to H. Dsaa, IA
Bvf sdway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

VNyANTED-A SITUATION, AS PORTER IN A rORF,
w by Protestant younv II stri 'tly T. mperAts
bits who Whites good hand and the
q horse If required Can 10 well recommen led for
soLIicty honesty and industry Address X L., Herald
III &c, with d reside nee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

WANDA SITUATION, BYiA FHSPfCTh 8Lr
w woman as orst ra'e cook; respectable boGrdng
house preerrsd IS sha has been accustomed TO lvn.
orc Cor years. INQUIRE No. ll5 hammond street,
first flo or Ifront room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

| yVANTED--A GENTTEL YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND
w in ice cream saloon; vho hat such q
place before be preferred Iall NJ 0S5 Broadway In
tl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

Knox IL Around.Yes, she ia:cmPsraeie
batter If l2s Fulton tree arnuna oss'dsdy for Re has
sst bss .rces Of the kind that have
az eisy 'rpos Gibbs hung fht arrival Of ptsAm
sSjp With the Of the destruction Of tho Tes BY
fre could not have created Rrestr sensation than did
Of KkOXS aud elegsnt iau styles OF
hsts for gen temen last evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

w ANTHD-BY AN EFFICIENT YOUNG WOMAN
w situation rs cook washer and ironer; che will
found to krev fr business well; IL n good b.ser Can
produce satisfactory rsference5 no objection Le
country Please apply to 2il Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

C0sPttfnks ~PeteFsoh q tENmphTNy NO. 37J
Broadway have received and opening THAR fall
styles Of rich and elegant imported expressly for
~ trade consisting Of rich Bonva'ss ca.pet In
tire pet medallion centre and Landscape border
pacing in this country uedeloa velvet
toque minister tapestry and BRUSSELS carpess and all
ssdes OF cheaper carpetbg usualy found in carpet
Aso ocloths In great variety, ff sale the nost ibo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

KNOX JAMES hats srs universally sopSsdsd and II
Of rsa6ers wish to fall bat
hs n style and they should stop at their establish
fear dsllaIs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

WANTED-BY a RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w stu .tion to do the general homework of sm ali
private ian ily is good washer aud rone Can give good
city reference. Please call at - Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

wigs, Toppees. "nd I;nir pyc.-Thc largest
and assortment o. wigs toupees are tho
Benz .las m anu ctured by HENRY GARD an No g
street. Nina prvate FOR fitting on wi ana
appys his celebrated water OF Teitarps hot cold and
shower baths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

YsAETEr-BY A NAN WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH
w T7epeh and German, stion on
sewile line Please app TO ) Lamber IS avenue A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

VTANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABL
w young wonsP. a. eesh t,s GOD washer AID .ase,
to ssl a. No 70 Concord street. Brooklyn Can b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

yIyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG NAN
w situston a. coachman, an vsul gar
den. The best OF trsf-reecs be given
dsy Il IS Green wich street Pleas. NJ III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

A PROTESTANT GIFL WANTS STU ALTON As
IA cook Is hr't -ste vsher rorer Best Of city
ersne Can BE- seen fof two da7s at "a Fourth stree If
not ep.opea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
GOLDSMITH
Copy Boot for schools,
With Instructions. .a..
Price 81 per dnsen
}62 Broadway, corner Of Franklin street.

New Song -PychOwAkl, the great RslIah
has jest CON esed his last titled
81 he Bs end rho HiRhlanos for Love which
~ rady for sale to morrow. Published by HOR VA
TIERS 33 Drodway the RIeat psaoorte and music esta
hlshment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

yNAkIED-IN AN IMPORTING UuUST ROBUST
w and active young mnL to act light partsr Please
address in he writing with references Post
Ofn:e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10
Mineral Wealth ofyirginia.

For mnHral wealth, 10 country upon earth
is superior 10 Virginia. California may gilt.
ter In her gold but where is her iron aud her
"COPPER" Missouri may bolst Of her copper,
but where is her gypsum and satpetrcl Penn.
sylyania may reyel in her anthracite, but
where is her salt and eadl Kentucky may
boast Of her coal. but where Is her silver and
nagnesial These are all found in South.
western Virginia. and IN inexhausjable abnn
lance. Carroll las its gold and silver Gray
son its Copper and IRON. Wythe It's lead and
coal, Smyth It's salt and plaster, Tazewrll,
Russell, Scott and Lee their hills filed with
flch treasures and Washington is behind none
II them IN all these clemens OF wealth L.
aduitlon TO allthIs. we have the finest water
powerin the world, the largest forests, the
purcst air and the coolest water, and h, very
country Itself seems To rest upon lime stone
loundaton We have no cpldenics nor con.
taglons-no ague nor yellow fever--no small
pox nor 'holera-no hydrophobia nor lock
aw--and last as well at least no licks mol
mosquitoes.
These then are some of the advantages aud
resources OF Southwestern Virginia, llitle as Is
known Of it abroad. As before said, Wash.
lngton embraces about 500 square miles, with
only about IA 600 inhabitants. and land car
now be bought for a song. Twenty FIVE dol
lars per acre is high price for land within
five miles OF Abingdon, and The great railroad
will be finished through this county in swc
years from to day. 1t is no stretch ofmagn
son 10 predict that this population will be
doubled in ten years, aud that Southw eslerr
Virginia will in time become one of the rich
esl as well as of the most beautiful conn
rri's on the face of the globe.-Abjag3on Jlu
/ 0inidR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10
Northern Markets,

BALTIMORE, Oct.j
! fLouR'-There is change to notice in the -Four
market since Yesterday. The feeling is hardly buoy
am as was the case some or three days since, but
prices are without change, and transactions to con..
cradle amount took place. The sales to-day l500
Dds Howard street at So 624 and 5000 bbls CITY
| MINIS tor future delivery, al Sc So
GRAIN The offerings of Glain at the Con Exctaa,e
VERT Pie'ty large this morning, amounting to 2o0W
bushels of Wheat aud ID 600 bushels of Corn but The
market was Without activity and althoug have no
actual change to note in prices, the tendency deci
ded downward. The greater part of the sales of Wheat
was made at yesterdays prices, viz:-135 1873 cents
Ter lair to prime reds 1i3 1l5 for fair to prime whites
and l17 l4S cents for f,mily flour whites. In some
cases sales were made at tp bel NV these prices
| he demand for Corn fair, and sales male OF
"h'te at ~ cents, and of yellow at Is 70 cents
fRovIsGoNs.-We have to nlte a continued activity
IN the Provision market The sales presentare most
y made in small lots to supply the imm date wants II
the tiade No large operations have occurred within u
few days. The prices of all descriptions are very firm
and an upward tendency is still apparent.
No report of the Cattle market this week
RlcHuoSD Oct.6
ihere IS another steamer in to-day which has give"
n farther advance in breadstufs and sales were ma''
to-day at an advance Of 25 so cents per bb on iou''
fLoUR-lhe market is active and in feyerlsh sti'e
under the news Holders this morning before the news
was Known sold 500 till at the close Of the day
lew sales at 81, ard holders were not willing to sell At
less than S7J
WHEAT is also active at 81 40 81 As
/, BAcCo-No change
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10
The Reported Fiesii,a valley
Hfffists,fV

We have been favored by gentleman al tbs
city " ilh the perusal Of recent private letter.
written al Abofqoe, New Mexico. in which the
writer, who holds important official post on
and is intimately acquainted With the slafo Of
affairs in the Mesilla Valley, makes no mention
whatever of the reported difficulty IN that ter
ritory between American and Mexican troops.
On the contrary he states thai every thing. ex
cepting lew murders and other onirages moi
dentto newly settled tcrritory,and such as are
often perpeirated in the States wears peace
ful and quiet aspect, al least "on the surface. :"
The present report of a difficulty IN that quar-
ter IS not the first coming thence which has
proven false They enanate from the hordes
Of aJvenfarers on our Mexican froutier-nen
who would look to a rupture with Mexico
under any circumstances only as a happy re-
suit for their own fortunes Il is To be hoped
hat our government will duly guard agaios,
hem.in such precautionary measures as il may
adopt in regard 10 The MesiIla Controversy.
In salubrity Of Climate, the writer says,New
Mexico will vie with any part ofthe world
It's mineral wealth, however. must always con-
',itute its chief Importance agriculture being
90 much burdened by the necessity Of constant
irrigation
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10

CROSSING THE ATLANTIC IN A WEEK.-Since
we noticed the statement made by Mr. Norris,
Of the building of a steamship-himselfthe Ell.
gineer, and }. w. GriiIitbs the nautical archi,
tect-which vas to cross the Atlantic in six
days, number OF inquiries have been made Of
US respecting it. Answers to them cannot be-
given; il II best TO wait the development of
vents. From Major Norris and Mr. Griffiths
We expect nothing ordinary, and if their vessel
makes the voyage in eight and a half days in,
stead OF SIX, they must get The "broom" This
would be most extraordinary SAILING. as it would
bean average Of 800 miles every day. w.
81 all be more than satisfied then if new steam
ship does this. Anything new that may come
before us respecting il we shall report TO our
readers.- Scientific inner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10

WILD P,GEoNs.-The woods in the viein.
Ity OF Lewisburg, and pretty mach through
out the county, we believe, are literally alive
with wild pigeons, and the boys are having
their sport shooting them. The shot epidemic
prevailed to al alaming extent amongst then,
on Saturday last, and, as our gun is now in or
der, "a gun that is in order should never b.
lent We hope to have time soon 10 aid il
spreading the disease. We hope none of the
boys will load their guns with this article, as the
pigeons might learn of our intention, and leave
the country.-Lemisburg Oronicie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10

DIGNITY OF AN INDIAN CHIEF We doubt il
the annals of ancient history furnish a reply
SURPRISING IN eloquence and grandeur the fol-
loving, from an untutored savage.
AS Tecomseh proudly approached, General
Harrison rose to receive the Chief and poin>
tingto bench prepared for the purpose said
our white father requests you to be seat.
ed"
Tecumseh Cast upon the American General
look OF unmiligated scorn and Indignation
"lou my father T. said he. mo! The
sun pointing TO that uminary in the heavens
els my father! The EARTH pointing to the
ground, us my mother And" thro . Ing
himself on the ground, Il will res, nowhere
but on her bosom -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10

ITEM FOR FARMrRs The United States
Commissioner Of Patents has addressed a cir
cuIar to Pos.masters stating that the Bureau
will have for distribution, in the course Of the
current year MANY volumes Of the Patent or
fee Report, both Agricultural and Mcchani
CAL, as we'll as large amount and variety OF
seeds. The circular accordingly requests
Postmasters to forward TO him the names of
some twenty or more of the nest enterprising
and practical residents ofeach county to whom
Mechanical or Agricultural Reports or seeds
shout be sent. Officers Of Agricultural So
cictics. or Mechanical Institutes are desired to
give like information.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10
OBITUARY.

Died, of Dy-eelery in III, city of Richmond. on the
s9ih ult Mr. DANIEL McDERMUD Merchant Of Mar
ION, Va
The subject of Ills brief notice was gentleman who
Lad scarce reached the meridian Of life He was born
in The county of Roanoke. aud in early life connected
himself with the Baptist Church at Big Lick. of which
le continued Il member until his deuth. He had, few
days before his death left home for the city Of Richmond
fr the purpose Of laying in his stock Of Fall and Win.
ter Goods, when, To- he is arrested by the King OF
ferr"s and summoned To the eternal world He leaves
behind wife, two Interesting children and large cir
Gle of relatives aad friends his unexpected
departure from earth. g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-10

We are happy to see it announced that
Miss Ellen Brennan, Of South Carolina, rising
and bright star in The musical world. viii give
9 Concert in this city IN a short lime. She
will visit Richmond in few days and propo
ses thence 10 pass via Charlottesville to this
place. The Enquirer says many papers. North
and South, speak in high terms of Miss BIS
splrndcd voice and remarkable musical talents.
Sontag has predicted Tor Miss b. distinguish
cd career as songstress-and Gotschalk, the
great pianist foyorably introduced the young
artistic to the public in his concert at Newport
this summer. Not only iorher own delight
ful talents, beauty aud unassuming modesty,
but for her Southern nativity, should the pep.
Pile Of Richmond extend a cordial welcome to
the hooking bird of South Carolina" as Miss
b has has been called. She will be assisted by
Strni and Veitnger, distinguished and pop.
ular singers"