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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19
W..E GREAT PIANO AND MUSIC
! EslnhIisIal me aI HOMAGE WATEkS 1913

/ Esf:sbllstean ~ sst -llORACE NAIEHS 333
Broaiway New York. T e best aud most uffo,rd
Pian.s and Meojeo r. Gilbert n Co.'S World
Fur Premium Pianos with without the Hoenp, and
with IRON frames and circular sca.es. The merit of
these instrumcntsis N we know need further
mendation GfLBERr's BouDoiR PIANos. elegant in.
PIANos OF the old eSIab ished firm OF Halter 20. Mr.
W. being sole agent for all the above Pino-, offer
them lower Il an any o'her house Horace Waters
Pianos, manufactured expressly for him having great
power Of tone and elasticity of touch. 1913 Broadway is
the largest depot Ton Musical Instruments in This
try at riding opportunity for selections ct to be had
Elsewhere. Second hand riaaos great bargains. -
Price from 500 10 $l75 Every instrument fully war
mned o. money refu' drd.
MELOD Ms Goodman & Baldwin's Pa
tent Organ Melodeons with TWO BANKS of keys
II sweet aud powerful ins Prices frem SIS to
5000 s. d. x II W. Smiths ceitbrafef Mslndeons.
Martins H1rigalled Guiai Browns llaips, Futina4,
Violms Brass instruments. &c. &c. Dealers suppl ed
with Pinnos az Melolcous AT actr ~ prices. l2b per
cent. discount 10 Clcrgymeu.
MUSlG.-fhs list comprises tn products Of the
masters of bath the American and European CON
ncns aud is reeerv,ng additions by extern
siye publication of the choice and popunr prices Of the
day. Dealer in Music and Teachers OF Semnaries
wishing to purchase any music published, make
judgements fr continued supple OF Mr.. Waters new
issues will find il their in crest call forward
their orders. Music any part of the Union
Canadu-. postage free HORACE WATERS.
apl ; }m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19
i.Ynchbnrg Furnishing MarerOOnl,

ID r. LlbGaN 4 son. urhui ey<,szJEses-.s L.,
II. .fer-r.. Papc tlnngers. Nut sfezsszsszszifs
tres. aud hope Manufacturers. Main -
Street. Two D.iBfs belnw tire Mnrkethou.e, Lyuohatg
Va, keep cous asily hund AID make or or Curl
cd Hair Lhuek Mss Cotton Won and spiral spii np
Mattresses. Hrdliopr f every description.
We hive IN emPoymeht some first rate Cab
net WHlmcn. and intend to- keep on hand sufll 81
FURNITURE. uf uur own ninke. md also Northrn man
faetute-such Bureaus, SIN, Wnfdfobea Beddeads,
Ghairr. Doubennd Single LuuBgrs,-l000 1ehd,teads
INV ON ltind we usk t..c attention ot oil "ho innyJ
nnhl articles In line aud pledge oUtso e 10 SCI MP
IN IA reasonable erfns he ubturcl IN this
arher market. ~ Specin attention given to the ~
pniring ii Furniture (ian dkc's)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19

flSHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RS
-peetiuy 10 coll the attention oi the citizens at
lyncihgfe aud the adjoining country bis large and
a. splendidussortnento BOOfS.SHOES. Ami
III CATERS. &c, at he OWN MAKE
~ an which ate Warranted or ma GGsT quail
ffAEDor SUPERIOR waHKMANsHIP.
Persons wishing TO hnyc good aud durable boot 80
shut forthr present season will dowe to enll On M.
~ am determined 10 pieuse, both regards quaIil
,nd price.
Don't lalgct a call M The store three door- abovetr
Franklin Hotel and Immediately opposite the Citizen'
Savings Bnnk, T. +, GklMALDl.
lee l-ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19
& JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMEl
Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory
III. SELVERTIaORN& co,

Main st, LynchbuTg, va
q WE have just received. from The Northern cit
GA large supply of Watches and Jewclry, vi
ssz46 were purchased in person and can here'
warrant every article sold.
In the stock wi be found fine cold and silver le
Watches, from the finest CHRONOMETER, down o
plain article all OF which genuine and perhaps
best assortment opened in this market.
In the Jewelry line we will say that article can
called for which we not able tn offer.
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF centIenr
Vest and Fob Chains and Ladies Breast Pins anf
Rigs DC. W il be found very attractive.
GOLD AND SILVER w RE.--We invite special at'
ton also to facilities in manufacturing Gold
Silver Ware, II large assortment OF which Is kept '
stanty on hand, and deserves the inspection OF aT
wish tn purchase.
Observation-Disclosures, Jewelry and all articles
Gold and Silver Ware repaired aud improved on
shortest notice.
Persons visiting Iynchburg and desiring any ai'.
IN our line will find il their vnht ,ge to call ana
anime the stock. We are anxious to exhibit tl
goods knowing that the superiority % our impolta'
and the unru"passei rkmanship Of our manuiaei'
cam OF be exc He'd
may 6.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19
THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

THIS Plow consists Of vwn Pmws placed one before
the other, on the -nme houm. The forward one takes
lurfrw m hree to ste incl deep, separating the root,
al the grass vegetable matter and lays il slice surface
lowh. II the bottom OF the nrcvons lIrrow; nd thu
hind one follows from tonf inches deeper, AMI
and deposits lis sic that of the forward
II being raised anh turned, the sub soil is broken and
meluwel, and spread oo-e and evenly the -ward
or,in the augu ee OF the State Agricultural Committee
at New York, in their report OF 1880, it makes
.eed bel almost perlcctl, Is a spade
We will KEEP constantly haud urge " arncut
# SEASONED LUMBER both yellow AID white
Pine, Oak. Walnut. H. Win h will 81 at reguln
haat or wholesale prices Persons wantit lumber VIII
ind il their advantagn purchase these nrks,
ley ear hnve theh lumber worked and dressed 10 or.
.ier thereby saving the expense of hauling
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19
Turkish Linen Bathing Towels

1--WE excellence ct these roNels consists in their
shnrpness. fexibiiY and powder of absorption,
rendering them very valuable r battling purposes. For
sale by JOHN. H. SEAl y co,
inn DRUGGISTS
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WIN. s. HANNAH
N7ILsON * FRANKLIN Wv holcsal

sion Mefcndnts, IN tue new ufulIle froht DuaaIh5,
few doors above the Merchants Bank, Main Shee
Lynchburg, Va receiving their Spring suppl
which they invite the their friends I'D
the public generally
20 hhd- 0, N o and St Sugars,
so bbls Retired Coffee do
30 " Clarified and Puverised do
l0b boxes Loaf do
10 bbls Crushad do
10 hhds Cuba aud n o Molassos
20 bbs \ o al d Sugar-house Sirrup
100 Sacks Rio and Laguira Coffee,
% Superior Brown Java
) 4" Genuine Moe, do
Chests G z. Imperial and Black Teas
Tierces New Crop Rice
200 Sides Sole Leather, heavy and light weigtts
bales Shoe Thread
5t00 lbs Bale Cotton, assorted numbers,
bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Suit
20 Country and rredegar Rolled Iron, ass
1000 lbs Bstered Steel.
003 lbs Cast and Shear Steel,
boxes Patent Axes different ands,
300 kegs Nails. assorted,
II " Horse Shoes,
100 lbs Horse Shoe Nails
% best Nova Scotia Grind Stones
50 boxes Sperm aud Adapraatine Candles.
20 . 1urpenline Soap,
30 bbls Mackerel,
30 " Tanners Oil,
10000 lbs good Famil, Bacon,
100 bushels Cloyerseed,
Ginger, Spice Pepper, Chockoate, Alum Saltpete
Soda, Sta CHI Copperas, indigo Nader a large sto,
of Cotton Osn ,bergs Brown DG.nesti,s ), Staple D
Goods and great many other articles TOO tedious
mention, all of which they offer to sell on the very be-
terms. or 20 give in exchange for country produce.
Tfg
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Gold Mine!

4 MeGRTGGoR & CO, au.horzed agents far the
Maryland Stale LOTTERIES would ihfttr atifhloh 10
nn Ill inr rch keele laf Nhturng. JUNE =. 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19

IVES. 7 nIAIN OF MIMI
SV Conflict of Ages, (BeecLer)
Inc oil Bmme't
" DANIEL BOONE,
Unol, Sans Farm Fence, by ID A. Milne,
Dodd Family Abroad . Chas Lever,
Ivan the Snif . cts,
Henry Lee Hewitt, %.
Massacre OF Glencoe, by Reynolds. 50
Harry Tempest Harry ka'le. % o."
Royal Fsvnre author ni False Ftep.' 30 "
Life IN Kentucky, 90 g
School for Husbands " Indy Buwei, 30 "
Gasnra, Becky, -
LAMP LIGHTER III % D."
Ike Maivels Fresh Cleanngs; Lorgnett,;
ALSO,
Battle Summer, Dream-life aud Revcriesi
Harpers' Graham, Cooley, Arthur, Peerson's, 1ad
Repository nsiona magazine for June Lo.dou Al
journal oI May, Backwood fnr Mny, The Eclectic I'm
MAY Edinburg and Westminster for Aprii, london
Lancet Medical hrurgical Review. tor Apl; with
many other Books &c, received NOISES.
Jun
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19

DARLOR MANTLLS-Ju just, eeeised which
viii be sold cheaper than the ltpp Marilcs can b."
bought and time 10 suit pntrlm Pul up without
cxtru charge J. Il. GADDESS \ BRO
D-ta
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TuE attention of Farmers also invited to tose
Works. hers will be kept always iand all kinds ~
Agricultural implements,
say, Plows lartows Cult valots, Corn Shelters Ghu
IT various patterns aud of the improved and Ia 81.
st,e And Hay Presses, and everything Necessary tor
agricultural purposes. Farmers may rely getting u.
as good ant les these Works they the Notu
Or M, other works, nd at NoDlhern prices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19
10000 DOLLARS!
Glass O

Glass Q
To- he drawn IN the city Of Baltimore. Nd Saturday
Juae "a.
- Number Lottery and II Dmwm Buliets.
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Robert Early, Stigle.. McElle,y & Co,
7. A. Atkinson, Baker 4 Csavey,
Simpson 4 Bro, Burroughs Shaler, Il Co.
John +. Wright, Is. Il Sumpter,
Philip w. Payne, Glass d Rane
Jno, e. Meem, Z. l. Dudley,
VIM. Sitter, N & Nj. Guggenhemcr
AGREE g. McClanahun, @. Morse.
Mcdonald & Peters, VIM b. 4 G. Fisher
q. Nj. Fucker, II SAbler \ Co,
=. Il. Gibbs trustee OF A. Boyd,
Baptist Church, w. T Anderson. & Co,
Rosser a. Gawthon, Horner, Watson x Co,
Norvell House. Mcdaniel Hurt 4 Preston
Chas J.. Lee. Thos. Sharp,
Warwick House, Gent Sup. of r.,
w. w. Lef,wic, & Bro, Fretwcll g. Hall,
Washington House, d. b. Paue,
D. A. Langhorne, Hatcher h LOCKWOOD,
Jas. NJ. Boyd. )Wardons of st Pau's
Sam w Shelton, SChurch.
Those wishing to introduce GINS can u certain the
and any other information respecting it, b, apply
ingio 7. c. HOPPER, SUI erinl, ndent.
may l8.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19
MACKARHL 81 HEARINGS.
" A Word to The Wise ;

"A Word to The Wise
4 y not aiieags sn6eent-+evera words AZ. -eedcd
De Bugs Supel PhusI hnte Llmr" rs n te.tizeris
supported by urrny oi who have tested that
ought 10 carry conviction 10 all Now is the time 10
,pl'y it to lhe Com ANA Tobacco crops 1t may be
bad n9uautities uii, Win directions Tor use from
mny y Is +, SACkETT
LIGHT LIGHT
EUSf receiving aud Tor sto, Fresh Cnnphene aud
~ Burning Emit Sperm Oil Lnro Oil and Solar OH
JOHN =. WRlGIT'S
jun 10 New Drus Store.
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NEW GOODS AGAIN.

EpiiN }. PURYlS, AG'T is aean receiving large
~ snppiT of New Goods-aIlheng invoiced much be
10 the prices paid in The early part Of the Spring
lis system d usiaess is TO sell tor Cash only Among
tie Goods just receive ed are Caicoes Laas DIN. hams
mems i'afasois, Fans QqVts Hosiery, Gio,es &c, dc
may 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19
GAS LIGHTS.

rINhE Lyme burg Gas Light Company fully
l. prepared TO furnish Stores. Churches, Factories
AMI private families with Gas OF superior quality
Whether consider the brisney of the light, It's free
dom from everything calculated soil rooms fur uitufo
carpets, its ehespness is far superior any ohe
light in We beg leave tn invite attention 10 the
following ndstion OF few OF those who have
tested iis qualities
The undersigned, who using Gas manufactured al
the Lynchburg Gas Works, take pleasure in recommend
ing 1t citizens large being better, cleaner
and cheaper than any other ligh, have used consider
ing the amount of light Obtained.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19
NEW CONCERN,
s. DIUGUID a. SONS.

rTSHE SUBSCRIBERS having obtained the
j. exclusive right ofretailing fisks Metallic Bdrul
Cases. this method ofinforming the people Lynch
burg and the surrounding country that they have now
their ware room on Main Street. lot the above Ca
Of different sizes 1t would be difficult task to give
adequate impression of these Gases without person
inspection: they perfectly air tight aud ndestruc
ibe, and for protecting and preserving the Dead, fol
ordinary for vaults for transportation
superior anything Of the kind before invented Those
unfortunate enough need the above Gases can be-
~,pGed by s. DIUGUID & SONS.
'ertaking in the usual style also promptly attend
ed 10. SD. & SONS.
FIyIRE UNDE RESIGNED WOULD RE
Il SPECTRE LILY call the attention of their friends
and the public generally their stock of Boos Shoes
r Hats, Caps Trunks Carr ct Bags and Vaisesi #
among which will be found J Miles -
- Sons iress Boots With great variety OF Ladies
Misses and Chdrens' CATERS, Buskirs, Slippers and
Ties Of all coors and sizes We believe we can say
with safety that stock is "a full aud complete.
ans thar has ever been offered in this inarseta ofwbc
Ne viii be plea ed show all who may favor Us with
a call aud be sure TO Look Canton Hnts
spi ii-dis FRETWELL q HALL
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Our terms will be cashier negotiable piper sntisfac
toriIy endorsed.
TIE subscriber, thankful for the yer, i"rul ru,r IN
age bestowed him for the last fourteen ear lie has
been a business in lynchburg. wou. Just eutioD thai
he viii still continue his former bushes. as heretofore
and hopes with the addiuonal facilities y now has nd
~ the constant tenton he feels de,sru ined To give IL
his business in all its various branches To mer: con-
tnuanee Of the patronage of liberal pubic
sept 23-ts GEO G. CuRtE
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New Books and Magazines, by Express

z1lVlz Types OF Mankind by Mou& Giddon,
/EA~lVEsi TaIALS Oh MIND
S1 Conflict Of Ages, (BeecLer)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-19

DURE SILVER TEA SET &c. Cal! AMI sea
l. very be .utiul Tea service OF pure silver.
One do silver plated.
Silver plated Table and Breakfast Cnsiors.
- Pick aud Salad stands
Butter Coolers, Sugar Bowls an Salfs
Chamber and Tall Candel-ticbs.
Waiter and Cake Baskeis.
Spoons Fork, Ladies, Sugar Fongs, Butter HALVES
Sc with many other house furnishing articles
May >. GREGORt & ROYALS,
Hardware Store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-16


The wreck Of the steamship san Francisco con-
enues the leading topic q discussion among all
classes q society not Only IN TINS cry but in every
quarter @ ne country where inc telegraphic wire'
have disseminated the Information "mle dep'ur'
ing The ate q the large number Of those who were
sweep mo watery grave from ga board that m
fortunate vessel al rejoice that me survivors VINO
were rescued by the bark kiiby ana snip Three
Bens nave safety arrived y ms poit, where every
as'ehtoh mas been pa'o 70 their wants, and exer
tons made 70 rehe'e 'aem = iar a. possible IRON
tne results con efuen. upon ther atc terrible suffer
'ngs. Iber companions VINO we're taken on tue
Snip Ahiarcnc' b'uha y Liverpool ars DeiieSea p
nave nad abundance = Don proVisioas ana room,
anu therefore nave h"' Undergone ~ hirdsolps Y
lhoss OF pooiu We hhoy. ~ ~ aaNices w huoy
was sen T. 10y = tie STEAMSHIP 10y . ~ lo,b'
on her way - bosloh' 20 IVY ~ are sue W.
elsewhere publish al t7e aaoiu"Aa' nHeiiSehce tnh
bss o'el received relative = tne cusm''y, "&o'her
WI corrected ~ = toe banieS Z Lue sa'eu az
lost.
dispatch from Ne" 'reans announces tha'
minister naasa'h 'et 'uat eitS ~ washington -
Frdsy evening ~ ne purpose 81 aging 81 =
- lIe'oeht ~ psf'oh w Z. 10y y - 80. Iieso
ua'ed WIN NeNco. uur "asola9t'u correspondent
writes in.' sue d1n'u 's1'''oh - hS"'u - iF"S
aod ihat W. iac' "as promulgated ~ toe on'las or
gan yesterday morhipS' a1hoogh i'a' Joaruai one
Neeh ago NOS s'iehuouSy deai'a' ~ auti"'t!'
thn' any sucn treaty pao St'h 'ooe'S'eo'
We tsri rom our "Asnihet oh correspondent my
All : ~ u Gouot ana c'n usioa = g tns re~nh Z"
t1e contest ~ ~ lhi1e1 al@1es 0ehaofshp ~
AiSsl9s'fP'' "oV' fp'.e' VIZ hus alrNeu t'efe' On
~ va - ''iiAs' VIA ouers' tna' n Mr.
- = ofo"n 'ece''ea ~ nomination y ies'+,ad'e
caucus ~ ~ oeta e'e'Ved' nv ~. paws oeisVes
lnaS he "a neen eec,eu' ahd 'ue lhoiiii''pn r.
celVed Nhoeo y oonhriu tae peiel. = = uades-
stood ihat should s'r' - ies'c w "S department
and 60 INTO the senate IT. 0uthr : VIZ seNe the
opportunity 70 resign ~ POI - oecfe'aiy ~ NC
treasury ~ Whlch event Of ousnuB WI 70 p'o'
NOTED 70 ore q lDe SaoiAc'es' non ~ D'evNeu
mage" heh'0ohe! ~. T. -! = "pP'l"''
iofney Geneia' ahd Mf. " = 'hsl"@' u''s 10y
possibly iau u'' one :" ~ nei'"s' !
Alabama = ~" s'io' w. - 'i'''' - oA'l'''
upon any cohfllei4uoh'
~ .ne WY l,.eies''"S go :" -"
publish iIon "ui Eis o''io 'Ie.' !. ~ II
li'a' 'he aiies' a"u 0ouua'''a' :. -
har'hA ana IL uePa''es ~ ~ U.s. d"','o' rs
nss 'enipoi.lls 0au-eu "e '4a'u' 80" = - H.
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Huenee = 'ua' - NV - 80 Il
pio''.u w." " :
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cai's ue''s ~ pous"' Nv 49, eo''''' -
OEp"'e = ~" ""iio"'u -" - n 1s''o' /" ~
uOnsi y S'"e so''''','S
ooe'n''h Peop'e ~ go '',ai'- 49,
.s''s W = w $3.50
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-16

LEGAIZATioN OF ANAToMY.--A petition has
been sent to the State Legislature, signed by
Drs. Mott Paine. Bedford and others, praying
that the practice Of dissection be legalized.
We cannot conceive how the Assembly and
Senate can refuse SO reasonable request.
There was time when doctors who cut up dead
mems bodies were regarded as a species Of
ogrcs whom sort of timidity in the courts
alone preserved from condign punishment The
means by which they obtained corpses was
COMPOUNDED with the use they made of them;
and body snatcher and surgeon became in
many places almost convertible terms. Simple
people forgot that all that was really criminal
in the surgeons act was the necessary conse-
quence of the illiberality and stupidity of the
law; and that, in point Of fact, the benefit con-
tered upon humanity by the dissection Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-16

TuE TASTE OF NEW YoRg.--One of the most
remarkable collections Of Egyptian antiquities
in the world COLLECTED by Doctor Abbott) is
now on exhibition at the Stuyvesant Institute
1t contains articles Of extreme rarity and great
value Every department is good; and yet,
strange to say, this exhibition is entirely de-
serted for such ones as niger concerts Uncle
Toms Cabins, woolly horses, General Tom
Thumb, and others Of Barnum's humbugs. If
you visit the hall ia the daytime you may find
solitary Individual wondering at and ad-
miripg the remains Of great people who
hourished three or four thousand years ago. In
the eyfning be may be reinforced by two or
three oNGcrs. And such is New York taste
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-16
Asuils Yor Enron,

Tins st-sr up NS.h IL Capt. Bsrry, win leave taia
port to nuy >, T. o'cool. .bp mn I'll cos4 Il VI
'D'cI"sk ~ NV YogN FgRup, c,n'alr'ny s-aphio
sccnrut Ct The IA, 0, tie steamship ~ etc., II
Wrappers ready for nAniag obt4,es i tile ii.
nee. Pfice Two csntp.
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"a &UsEUB-h rerpon1-Cwr. TOW THu sH--
AcoSoSY. Evening buP o ~ iHUMR.
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l'sAL THEATRE rhaNnRm -tvee,--Afseruoon
PtArY tf9rtrr--i SoLE goA's cAaIs
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Il rgia raRsnRN e~oAdv WV RAcHFIoR or
! srry rrEcE or 3usIN Kiss REVIEW
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roN,a r1sATRs. Chambers sirees-sAsKs AND
\ TAuL Tltf.
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way xEsAssels-srAnrsH r~rss 80 VIZ
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.rgsknssTs ,uIs EVENING.

SKY FGsA rRE, Ho-ery-UVcIE ToE's cAsiS.
AWAY ruEhTee, BroaGvsy- EEspEzvous-
AcT oF TaE oAEsE-.
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.f'S As6gIcAT APERA Hli ~, AZ pfosS
gcPEAN hsLoDIEa ~ @HRl4ry's MINERALS
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F NrScgrtrIs, vocl. rg.sttoi 1.u ~ sn.4
soPiAS yIy5rrrrsy
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KENT cKY SENSATIONAL ELECrtoS.--The Hon.
John j. Crittcnden, after recess OF several
years, has been reelected to the United States
Senate from Kentucky. This is a good move
for the wings, whether they intend to attempt
reorganization upon the remains of heir old
platform or upon a new one, for Cfittenden
has proved himself good manager in the mat
ter Of Presidential elections. At this juucture
too-all the old wing aspirants being out of the
way-Mr. Crittendcn is himself one of the most
available candidates of the remains Of the
old wing party, and perhaps their most availa-
bic man. for the succession He will be an ac-
QUESTION to the Senate. but we presume that
his pr, sent reelection to that body is rather
with reference to the campaign of 1856 than on
account OF bis skill and ability in debate
Nearly all the candidates for the Presidency
are Just now in the Senate, and they may safely
regard the return OF Crittendcn as one more
added TO the number. Among the democrats
there are Cas-, Douglas. Houston. cd Others;
on the whig side the question lies between Ev-
erst. and Cri:tcnden. VINO comes NEXT
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CuRrse HAxs.-In the Patent Office

CURING HAxs.-In the Patent Office
Report, James Campbell, of Weston.
New Jersey. gives the following as a
process for the curing of Hams:
1.-THE best method l have found for
curing hams is, after the hams have
been cut, let them lie on 8 shelf, where
they can have plenty of cool air, so that
the animal heat is entirely out of them
before you attempt to put them down in
salt: then corn them down for two or
three days; after which drain off any
bloody water which may come out;
and then make the following pickle, suf-
fcient to cover them: Take 9 pounds of
salt. 8 ounces of saltpetre, 1 ounce Of
saleratus, a pounds brown sugar or mo-
lasses, and six gallons of water; let
them lie in the above pickle from three
to six weeks, according to the size of
the hams, when you may take them out
and smoke them with good hickory or
spple-wood, until sufficient to suit your
taste. They should then be taken
down and hung up in a dry, cool place,
in bags, to protect them from flies.
have hams cured afte1 the above
method, which were almost as fine when
18 months old, as when taken from the
smoke-house. And while upon the
subject of hams, 1 would further say,
that when you boil them, they should
be boiled until done, in good, soft water;
and when nearly done, throw in hand
full of clean timothy hay; it absorbs all
impurities which may be around the
outside of the ham. As soon as done,
take out the hay, but leave the ham in
the water until nearly cold, when you
may take it out.