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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

FIRE u TIE WOODS appears to have made SD havoc
in different portions of the State during the present drouh
correspondent of The Portland Adrertiser writing from
Biddeford the eh says The fire in the woods increases
doing great damage. The fre-bell is ringing and
hundreds of our people with the engines are moving
in the direction where the fire is doing the most damage
about two miles from the village on the Poor Road"
Buxton correspondent Of The Argus Of the sth
The country is excessively dry and fires raging In
the woods The plains in Hollis Just west Of Moder alton
Village, have been burning r the better part of week.
ard on Sunday afternoon the church vaceed and
the congregation turned out b arrest its progress
Our city has been filed with smoke for week past
and especially when northwestern winds have prevailed
Yesterday morning the clouds Of commngled fog and
soke were dense to Egyptian darkness 10
prevail for two or three miles on the Leysnt Road.
Bangor (Ms.D Courier
FIRE ~ THE WooDs.-Oar citizens have been called
ont to help exnguish fires in the woods large tract OF
land lying in Lower Bddeford has been burned over DC"
stroyng much valuable wood and timber and endangerng
the buildngs Of farmers still continues and occasions
no little anxiety. Biddeford Me- Union, Aug. IL.
TIE BRuIsH DEsERTERs.-The examination OF the
two men, Prckard and Carey, claimed under the Ash
burton Treaty charge OF robping the Queens treas
dsy before u s. Commissioner Woodbury. The fact Of
tain the money Enthusiastically proved but the
prisoner discharged the ground that there was no
robbery committed they having used violence nor put
any person In peril They Immediately rearrested BY
Deputy Chief Ham and Lieut. Whitcomb Of the city DO
Ice warrant for larceny, and viii be brought before
the Police Court this morning. Many conjectures are
hazarded as to the purpose Of this movement and Is
generally supposed that the prisoners csnno, be punished
here for crime committed In foreign country
Boston Arss. Aas IL
Pronunciation Rose has been removed BY
Frank Psrce from the PostOce in Brooks village, a.
though 10 one Of the "regular Demccrstc town Con-
participation In hanging Mcdonald in egy there on tbs
Fourth Of July and A. d. Bean real wildcat, appoint
ed IN bis place. lAugusta Me- Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

MAssAcHusErrs.-At the Wing meeting held at Nan
tuckot Aug 9. George Harris, presiding Mr.. Eliot the
Wing Representative in Congress from tho lat District,
was then compmented for his efforts to secure the repeal
of the Infamous Fugitive Slave bill
Resoo That the pursued by Representative In Con-
Hon Eliot 10 his ard .essonabe effort eHsct
with pleasure and pride his eloquent
speech and efficient action during the tendency of the Nebts bill
in Congress
Tie NORTHAMPTON Hampshire Gazette recently publish
ed article in favor Of the nomination by the Wings at
some unexceptonablc Free-Soer" for Lieut. Governor.
In its last issue il adheres this idea and also out
in favor Of abandoning Gov Washburn and nominating
julius Rockwell for Governor. II holds that the great
prospective issue IL slavery freedom; there MINOR
ponts of State policy less important TO US in Massa-
"chusetts but they have bearing the great national
"queson toGrd pLick al action should eoRUerge TAc
Gazette says further, and with great deal OF truth:
THE people and the politicians at variance on this
matter The people desire union the great question of
opposition TO Slavery. Some of them desire It immedi-
aely ready yield everything to accomplish that
end Others not yet ready to 90 10 that extreme;
they wish preserve the Wing organization in the State
the present. On the other hand the politicians desire
10 hold 10 the national Wing party, and bring every
thing Anti Slavery into that Such the issue IN be met
in our Convention week; the people rebty
meet it, The question is shall the people rule or shall
the politicians bear sway The power in Republics al
ways lies with the majority The people majority In
this case the result will not be doubtful IL they
their influence There is fear that tho politicians aud
managers wFl not fall in. They love place and power toe
well long stand aoof Let the people take the lead and
they will surely follow"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14
FIRE IN ROCKVILLE, CONN.

HARTFORD, Saturday, Aug. 70, 1884.
The Hockanum Satnet Mil in Rockville, AonzO
Bailey agent was totally destroyed by FIRE this morning
Loss one hundred thousand dollars Insured for fifty
thousand. The mill new one, and had not got in all
az its machinery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14
THE BININGER GUARD IN MONTREAL.
NOMINAL, SaturdI

MoSTREAL, Saturday, August IL, 1884.
The people Of this city gave brilliant reception to the
Bininger Guard which arrived here to-day Mssy per-
were disappointed to only about twenty-five men,
bers Of the Guard present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

WHIP. DENNY. the able Editor of TAs Scar.
Lebar on Ohio has been named as candidate for
Congress, but he declines in letter to . brother
Editor as follows:
LEBANON Saturday, Ja,y -, 1854
NY thanks are due 20 partial f1endi0 considering
me worthy to be named as candidate Tor SNsres-
Please announce TO my good Clinton friends thA the
happy time has yet arrived for me to sspre 70 thar
distinguished honor which by the way, may Do parea
at any time by paying to the printer enc dAiT' ihefe
are already - three Richmonds IN the field aud tasy
enough 10 challenge the admiration and support OF all
Anti Nebraska Moreover, there are potent reasons
WHY an editor should never consider himself in the limo
"of safe preceden's for oce What is expected OF
him but be the newer of wood ana drawer Of wase<
for the small and the great He only the wheelhorse
10 dreC other saong without its being suspected that
he has lingering aspiration of 6s rather, he 70
pumphande used 10 pump up water for other men with
ont expectng receiving Graugkt 20 Quench his own
thirst from the public fountain -
There another obstacle an the of an editor. He
generally has mind of HIS own and has an unfortunate
way of expressing in such manner a. to wound hall OF
the uished men of county. They are his enemies
OF course and are glad Ia follow him up and vshanily
stab him in the back. Thus IS gracious privilege do
not AT present wish accord 10 oDe AMI hence do
not think il prudent be candidate for Congress until
the Editorial Ml.uium shall arrive when the tiger aud
the lamb shall lie down in the lar and editors ch
shall with mpunity thrust their fingers into COCKS
trees oen. Then editors pH all be popular hSe ne
other candidates. and entertain some hopes OF gong 70
Congress Ii the new order of Know Nohings do nj do
something for the fraternity despair of their being
favored with in toe National BearGarden. They
strike such strange cks-so unexpected 10 every one
that really should wonder after ell, If al editor
should before the period alluded to, lind himself an
MIC. but with not less surprise, however, than the Salem
man. who the other day made a Mayor without tho
slightest OF the patriotic intention OF hrs secret
friends. Very truly, your friend, w. ii. L. DENIM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

Kansas EsIGRAsrs' AID SocIErY-Gen r. U. Sher
man of Utica has been named the Agent in Utica.
for the Kansas Emigrants Aid Society, whose head
quarters are Boston. No better could have been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

"Is MrsoRY OF hrSRY CLAY"-The editor OF IAe
MGneAester Aror in describing his travelling experiences
which are making for the erection OF monument to
Henry Clay, and states that John Hayes Thompson oil
Holderness, shoe manufacturer whom he had met IN
wears upon his face monument the defeat of Henry
Cisy, more in sorrow than in anger" Some fifteen
yea ago he made that he would never shave again
until Henry Clay elected President: he never has,
and now his beard is fsot long, though some long chip
pings have been taken from It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-14

As all that relates to for the ncpient stages OF
cholera is interesting male the following extract from
The CharlestoE Mercury, Of letter from DR.. j. Lar
tirue who asserts that lime water is excellent remedy
He says was originally suggested to him from reading
You att the Horse
TN sr.t case in which I have tried it," he says,
:, was very interesting. The patient man about forty
wears of age was with the most coPious evaeus
s The last and several Of the preceding were very
violent gave him half pint of the solution OF quick
lime As strong as the unsaeked lime would make IT, but
fctlv clear of the sediment He had scarcely swal-
S - he began 10 sneeEe violently aud said that
he was irving hs stomach He never had another ope'
aon-no fever and well in half an hour except az
TO debility have had occasions to try 1t tins summer
with similar spccess In one il was checked too
produced fever but the patient soon
Of that. am TO advocate for quack medicines nor an
believer in pannceas: but believe tins remedy can NC
accounted for on chemical principles.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14
ROE LOCKWOOD 4 N0N,
BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS AND IMPORTERS

French, Spanish and italian Books.
p.,,-., All BroddioIy, Nstr- York.
n ARGH AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OP DRY GOODs
4 u. o. WILSON CO.. Importers and JoLbcrs OF DRY
Oon NO II tourtandi street Opposite National
Wssern HotesD and Nos aud $ Dcy street New YorL
invite TIC attention OF WHOLESALE BUYERS their yery large
assortment OF Goods which kept complete seasons Of the
year py he addition o all the styles are
sahy avingby Steamers and Packets have large depart
ents devoted exclusively the sale Cloths Ves
ings aiors Irmnngs White Goods, Hosiery Dfess toSd
shau,,, YANKEE Notions Donees &C. &C. In addition
anghams Lawns Barages Black other staple sIs Merno
boinbaHines paeas and the articles apperain
ng to the DRY CO. DS TRADE Also agents for The .s, nf
HSyIss 10y hoysl patent sWansdown Sewing Gotten"
invite the attention OF the buyers for cash
mh1T-ly W Ns'"'
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PRoPoSkD DITns OF SAILING.

street. New York; BRoWS sTipLrY Co IIyrInco,: = O.
@ M CO IL Kings Arms Yard, London JOHN MUNRoE
PER, Hayre. ' ' ' D
Of ships accountable for gold silver
ouion specie esely, precious
de3i-ly
pot Manuacory Cor 9Th Avenue I7ih .i Csr.
Of Hard ci.i Iron Manas Tsie ase cnnn
na. & a SGsn e'' eSlnra g. d.; 40 81 tinds
Coln'nns, balconies, DE-, Dc, dc. -
The above Company having Just completed
sen,ve Foundry and Mandatory beg leave
Of MARBLIzE IRON JI WIS and other articI.,
equalied and be exeeIed. ''' '''"
EGYPTIAN, Sienna, BrocateIIe yeri Anaue At. pnc Al
@ Ss, ryrsnsss Lsh. Spar. White statuary tc lc
ahu uiS tker popularity with the public
some OF the advantages OF this discovery
ACIDS which stain and Marbles and their kPSEs
eng about third the eos comparison with ali other
aso oi being packed and sent with safety
The Marbng under the direction Of Mr. DEM
TN: inTudc dioueTp to the public
- practical utility application Metals and
Creulrs with plates exhibiting the
Address orders and commune atoms To
de2o-dly CHARLES CROSBY sscrs,,rv
EMr0ltrED CONFERENCE.-THE, Iss5.-PETFRsoN 4
HUMPHREY 379 Br4Iirdy coz. F1ite street call The at
tention Of their trade to their large and
cent stock OF rich and elegant CARPETSGs direct
Trade consisting BOW Carpets in one entire
nedson centrs landscape border Medallion Carpets nom th
exclusive make Velvet Aubus.on Carpet Of rich design
ana 2, every new pattern made the Tapestry
stes together With ali ossI ,,r
Capeings Manufactured We IL necessary 10
teulariEe number of our
but merely defy TO produce
n, PETERSON HUMPHREY,
nFaaI Iuar
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STOtKs FOR sAIE-ssO0OO Coupon Bond. OF ihr Cor.
iaa and Tuns.e Tairoad Sonpany interest payable
nualy
eIs,OO0 Coupon bonds OF the Virginia Central Railroad
the Of these Bonds. OF which there $780,
OOO nd be ssued there amortgage the entire
$4,000 RcSona 1iss STOCK 81 years 70 maturity inter
est payable semi annually sinking fund set for the
Persons having stocks dispose would do we
to aaays prepared to buy
commission.
Wishing money remark ,ha, We gene
"Sa JsssNM &c MiGRf MORTON Once under city Hotel,
UMPORTNNT AND CHEERING NEWs-PARTSKS q
observation-disclosures RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDi.
TIoN 4c &C., kcThe ProPrieors having arrange
ship. and from Rtfs New YS hy
Wish keep before the public that PARsEN KINGS Pop
mediation Of their friends at e Lolee and unparalleled
ESpes leaving New York. generally deiv, red
North Carolina in SS hours and 1kry yTS ess mn
HUMBUG MONOPOLY.
PARIsEN KINGS
ny In cIitnce and they oonrsruoS, therefore,
shape Of Hnra6ng, Imposition and Noaelely.
PRESS, No. 2 BARCLAY street. New YORK
Rest assured that all promise THEY
TuISI PARIsEE a KING, Nc. 9 Barcayst, NY,
and Boilingbrook street, Petersburg, Va.
AGEsTs-v Groner, Norfolk, Va. W %omaek, Pirmv. .e
1nf ca@ps osn aS SnSon
Tarnbui stalilnss warrsnon, O. H. Hamlet, GOdsbcro
II. O.; Stark Pierce, Fayetteve o. Whitfield,
ton, N. o.
NoTicE-Exprsss packages Norfolk, Peterturg Rhmcnd
and the Interior for shipment steamers
orJamesown" viii hereafter be received by Mers PARsEN
KIHG, Barclay street. York. only
ships VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA TENNEssEE
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sti 8aha r,5t-ssIE'
VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY wHIG.


TERMS Daily Paper es .nnum; semi Weekly tsweetyss
aisys In advance. Resnces the risk
Pabiher n all where sv'encs taken the
sttsr In the Post once containing 'I.F Il-
n.
One Square, 10 90
Each additional %
One month without alteration .,.........t %
Three. do. DO. 10 o.
Blk do. do. ............ 20 00
Tweive...do do. ........ % Oh
hWo IN W
Twelve months ........ ........ ............
eH No advertisement by
tween the parties. -
EH- An advertisement copy a speeaed
Der OF Insertions win be continued until ordered
enacted accordingly. anI.if.t m. - n - -.f.
eH RroulAH kpvrRIisKsnsTo avoid
the Of the Annual Advertiser state diiscE
~ hat their privileges only extended to their Immediate business
Real Estate Legal all other
additional charge, and variation o.,
Estae Advertisements 10 be
inserted by the be charged
Co such discounts sh,ll be agreed upon.
Anctioneers Booksellers
engaging with the privilege Of change shall
their yearly
amount Agreed As the standing rule under the and
all exceeding surh amount be charged the
Advertisements inserted In the semweeky whig
less for the hrst and 90
" ! = g.. =
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NEW Yo.K ADVERTISEMENTS.

snos n'posALps HousK Iva sr T.
S.yis;
opening for the Spring g,ds a an a .i].s..nsn, ] q
,es. variety Vi. .aps., any sesi ever offered in
ONE OF THE LARGEST IN AMERICA,
.h business Of an unusual amount ,.abhd
CASH. sns SssypT that hs fITs ioeens
... p4o S. en % BE- e s At much
siTa .'''1'a .a'' ''s s''''' are
pia exist. and BY .sas f ,S.i
they mean 70 make = s n.ees. Judge Of goods buy
CASH ERs vii r.eey. al.eo.n, y, six No, rem, -,
money be paid in par fnd. within 10 day. from se .ts In %
%sSs' vi" only be taken at It's market the
cnsshsa unIouDsd standing er.di, Of Elk month. will
money in sdv,ne. Of maturity aI.eoun, =.
They ask from merchants risbs ,hs u 1s S
,s Of ns5 oI they
are hos sS se pay ss s,
ssaEs "a Il HHhSTk5t' fRkSTkk' w sWrIKy EIrEkE
j.Io-2m--lsl -
GAHGUI.'s PATENT PORTABLE SELF.
cam 5: aS o ,sssa
10 @ asa
,,,o-sa-nu NJ T. as sTAsTSoap. s Sol: agent,
w mission aSsufs. s9N; sN ianshMare HI s;r.u C3m-
Of PEN Pocket Cutery TlmT Ho R,soss Edge and
FiIs, descriptions, "''' 'A1H' s'''i and
or DiTectI Inpor
Ja8-dsm-fnl
L,ANcy GooDs To THE TRADE oNI.Y.-suEf.
In Enyans y,ans. and h'ng esaoisbed agenee,
ana ,,xIs .. @ are constantly receiving
their articles Il American nanuf,cnre @ rsn
ders ther stock the most attractive city The attention Of
m AMPS PHosaENE GAS BURNI;a pLlJIp Ann o.M
PHENEThe are manuf,ctnrsy, ., snt ,
in the articles and Offer for sale 10 HE trad. on
gst spirit lamps 10 be found In hr ni,sa
They would call special attention TO the TIut S,Lt ,n,Sns
p whh furnishes the most brilliant portable known,
and 50 on the principle Davys Lamp
y n sh where me gas OF ees cannot be obtanq
nsrS , M "s' =" pes' quAhJ LOT sale AZ the lowest
As' p'''e' ShAs. siAhh IA, Co
=, !. =, -; - - . -. ~. .,.ou sues., NeN lork
,,SN ~ nn.i.s Asp WI ohNas:sSIAL noN MOhh.-The
inform the citizens the United States
n usy as prepared 70 MI orders Tor all Kinds Of Iron Work,
Sss Tot pubic ana private Parks Gardens stept
haleonies xsIandah Cemeteries Ac Also setiee Chairs
stairs doors shuers euar5s a,s. ,nJ III n;nd ss oh
tai and Architectural Iron WoIl ' ~ " ~ " o'"'"e"
They pay attention TO enclosing Cemetery Lots b,v
ing the largest and ~ na,,sr -
tabshment in the country pcrsons 1870 ., auy e
patterns and know the cost OF work by a5irs.,n h
hers will Tec sys bv rctnTn 80 - III su9seri
m prices 10 US viii PROMPT .t,en
ton Uoon A. 90 A'e"'
oc2S-sm D) No 1ai North T.n,b :, phIsi,,t,,t.
-.-..,, -. -. - @ =. ~ o.'" .e"'a s'., rnaasIpma.
ASMSn nhp MI oihEh ns hriANos-T BERRY 2sI Broad.
IN % 80. retaii
Grand ana oher psnos rnaSs A., u, nv ~, ,hahi
Gbae Bic nos ara " nae LAVE co. boston
gains in New York Piano. saa sreonS ~ w. m p par
Music supplied wholesaie or retsi At H. 49,, % q s
~, 2gT Broadway Pianos 10 LET - ''"'N NSe'-
p II. Rosn Pianos have the latest improved
nIoFRE :, a A. ! ,6,,t,,, BIZ - gS-Iy-l"I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14

VIlNPREss NOTiCE-vIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
IL RoAD.-PARsEN KING take great pleasure
ing merchants and others Of this city that they have
with the Virginia Company
for the ereirr prricgs Of running DAILY EXPRESS the
tnsl trains, their Ee from Lynehrg Virginia, thence
stages all points Western Virginia
will commence operations the l6th Of June.
Due notice will DO given Of the various
The public vii please bear in mind, although have the
cfnSfpe rfgh to Express this
WM L. MAULE AgenT
je9 Ps.TIstT .t
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LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES
W. anpss ~ MMa,n1l,euIsr a., No. IOI Canal street
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II siSsai Machinery Depot, IO9 Pearl ana 6o ~
country A'HSisrs Tools from the best nalsrs 1n ,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14

- adjusting Musquito Hnr.-COmG,nns che eapness
snphey and perfect security. Can be down
aud packed In Trunk In two minutes occupying
quarter cubic foot wapply
80 -, NJ H. STAFFORD Sole Agent,
laio--Sn-lsl " No. I Pine street, New York.
"M. STENTON & son, Hardware Conn.
w mission Agents, 20 CliH street, NJ r.
Agents for manufacturers Of and hand stock
OF Pen Pecfe and Table Cutlery Tally and
Joiner. Tools saws Anvs, 3c; Rrr cams sim and
Order. solicited from the Trade Direct Importation
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

W INC above DEcToET the ApvEnrrsrse Aerxer ofs
w. PbifEhdIIL co, 1872 Niss,u srSsEr, New YORK
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80 ExchangrJ Offers this day: W.
Jeuefson's Notes Virginia: Revived
The Initials, story of Modern IAfe-6fc
bibles and Prayers elegantly velvet Gold and Silver
Fdces and Ciasps. '' ~ '' ''''''
AnnuAls supeby bound Bridal and Christina. Prs,.nt
The White Nel, Annual for 1sSA
Wonaen q Early Christianity Illustrated,
a!t Next Door TO Pozi once.
III oNpoN PORTER AND cANDLEs-ioo cash, mint, ,,5
~ quarts Barclay Perkins PSTer; 200 boxes Wht,eore
rsn9" aug Candies sale b. r,,,....
EH0UsRtlEEP,NG ARTtIISL -Hoosstssns,. ,,d ,,,e,r,
~ want o. articles 10 this Hne ven 70 es AZ our
,ore esoie purchasing elsewhere rseeivns an
WY y y, ~ Hoek A. JOHNSTON co,
@ u,.t ---- - 81 u Main street
LHENCH HMOUSSEtINEs.-soid Color French Nous
~ .ehne', Of our oWn Importation. Tor sale low.
ath KENT, PAINE KENT.
Nsw YORK sSRuPi Cheese in boxes Rice IN ,isres re-
A., n ss"'Hs and "r "le@ ,..,r,,,. =.
HpowDEH.-9ooo tess blasting and Riae Powder daddf
dsll DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
iNhNG HtONS-A supply otiatse, medium sma sizes
Just received by express, and Tor sale by
-, G. J sTNION co,
deh sgn Of the Circular Saw, II Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14

nr j. Addresses ho have Injured
by private and Improper indulgences
These Of the sad Ee,nehoy effects produced by
arS hatts OF youth, Weakness Limbs
Pam. The Head DaEeSI Of Sight Loss Power Pal
phauon oi the Heart DyspepIa rrtabity
eh o. the Digestive Functions General Debility Symptoms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14

men who have injured Themselves by certain practice
duged In when aone-a habit
panioEa sehooi-he sheh are nIshty ft
shen asleep and cured marriage inpo.sble an
destroys both mind body ' -
Mha PITY that young nan the hope Of his country
ahs OF ms parents should be snatched prospects
enents Of LIFE BY the dFviatng rom Inc patf
i Haure and nd1lging in certain persons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-14

eIAIloNERY WARERooMS-wH
" y; W a. WHEELER co, Nos. 2 and rs Park po, ~
in city ImPis Of Staple Fancy sts5ns% % nsw
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a ppITION.L. sIippLY on sEAsnN ,nI.E nnh ..onI.

"A Sf.NSUNNBIaE
"a by recent additions TO stock have
compete assortment We have ever had at this
consisting in Of:
Rich Printed and Plain French and American Moussenes
French and English Mernos snd Thibet Cloths
Printed and Plain FTeuch Cloths, for SAcques
Assorted CJfd Cloths for Ladies' CloAks and Mant.s
Reh hacE and Cord Cloakins Nslycts, all widths
Plain and Embroidered White Grape and Thibet shaus
Handsome Wrought and Printed BToehe Cashmere
s1y stss and other styles Of Heavy Square and Long
SIX and Wool and Worsted Plaids, for Dresses
Rich Plain Plaid aud Figured, Coored aud Black slss
Wihs full assortment Of wooen Blankets
Rugs, fianne &C. Ae which terms
VALENTINE, CRENsHAw 4 co,
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FnSIL w. LiLLiENDAHL, mP'ts Of Gefmsn french ana
NO. ~ Maiden Lane. ' '"u D'@''fsih fIEE"osEs,
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reject that sound mind body most neeesse
70 prolote eeonnubal happiness Indeed without the.
shelIurhey ro1gh life becomes pilgrimage prospe
hourly dhTssns 70 the yS the shadoEed With
p ana ned with the melancholy reflection that the happe
oi another becomes blighiei With
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AOIlCE-Haying sold interest in the concern Of
NACE WINSTON to JOS p. WINSTON 10 Autho-
rted To the the liquidation All bts iue
the csueern be paid by must be
P'SssenIeI 70 ~ Tor collection. ~ II. MACE.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-06-24
pcetrp.
GOING HOME.

The warriors heart wild and high,
He cheers his gallant land,
And Joy beams forth from every eye
To hear the glad command
The sound of home doth swee,ly fall,
Each heart is light as air,
And merrily they heard the cal,
To greet the loved one there.
Were going home y the sailor cries;
Spread every inch Of sail
Right swiftly now our vessel flies,
Nor fears the coming gale, ..
All hardy men and rough are we,
And far away we roam,
And never on the stormy sea ."
Forge, the Joys of home. ..-..s
Whence comes the brillan, fame iha,
plays ,... ..t ...I.
Around the Pilgrims eye,
And with its brigh, and sparkling ray
Tells Of some refuge nigh; ..a (.
Though he had wandered long and far
In this dark world Of tears
He find at last life's guiding star
The home of early years!
Where shall the faithful Christian turn,
When low and weak in frame, .
When soon for aye shall cease 10 burn
Lfe's dim, uncertain fiamet
Bright aspiration now will come, ...
His dying stay TO prove,
And softly whisper going home"
Home TO Thy rest above.