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The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
Correspondence of the Herald
APPooUINrMIEK HUNDRED, }
June ii, 1854. (

APfo0UISLMIhk HUNDRED, ,
June ii, 1854. (
MEssRs EDIroRs :---To-day, as was walk.
ing across the premises of Mr.. VIM. S. Van
dyke, came IN contact with hh wheat field,
and while admiring its beauty and growth, the
statements that appeared in your lust issue,
with regard to tall wheat, grown by citizensof
your Immediate vicinity, occurred to my mind,
and induced me to select few strawe, which |
brought home with me, and which measures sia,
feet and a hGsf in length purpose leaving
Them at your SGnctUm at the earliest convent
ence. The land upon which this wheat grow
has never, to the writer's knowledge, had the
benefit OF inanures OF any kind. q alldde pre-.
cisely 10 the spot where selected itl Not.
withstanding, Dir. v. is an enterprising farmer,
and goes in for improving his land, which has
had it's share of lime, sc. s s
+ II the Messrs. Herald and RCporter can beat
tins, speak out, and let US hear, for we have ga
iew more iields OF the same sort within the
limits Of the neighborhood, and / hold that Ap-
Poquinimink can't be beat aa I.
Yours, respectfully, 81
as ALFRED.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
the FOURTH OF LsEl ,
kn ESs6N

DectcT@ti"H Of Indcpcndence By the C.ti..u,
Of Ueiaware:
WhEhEAS, III the course of human events
II becomes necessary fer a person TO buy =,
Therefore, we, the citizens of DeIawero. ~.
t,eat In5a AL those IN want of Ready-made CL(ri,-
rNu, 10 call on NJ. STERN. on ,dain stree. ..
rev rev aoOrS below the Post Office. Srnyrna. a,,,
" uuy 'helf garments OF h.m. n. Steri has :, i,
tiie largest The best the cheapest, and the mos
Smyrna. VA "'''U ~
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
Notice to EVheeIwr5w,,,sg s.

TIE SUBSCRIBER. being about to remove
~. from Smyrna, VIII RENT the Wheel.
kRlIMa wright Shop which he now aecnn;re
El:I OIL Commerce street, in the r!ost tbrivi,,.,
and enterprising part Of said town. Tl,s y
an old and established stand. He VIII slso
sell the FURNITURE therein, such as four
good Work Be"chcs, Wheel Pit, Stools, &c.
Any person desiring to enter mo SAID Lusl-
ness Will 90 well 10 apply sooH. Possession
given On the lst Of July, if desired.
VIM. II. START.
SmTrna. Tl;nc IG.iG-.-9 9t
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

THF "&c,"-The following is rather too
g0ou 70 o. lost; Mr. P. and friend having
determined upon fishing excursion, sent negro
Sam to get the boat il order, and hunt IN The
Poaoles' oars &c" While Sam was busilv
engaged In the search, soue one hailed him
"lIh ; "What are you doing there, Sam ,,-
"hy' sad Sam, "Mr. z. sout me to hunt
Tor &c paddles, oars, and so forth, and I've foppJ
De paddles and oars but I can't find de so forth
no where :"
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

w we learn that the steamboat recently
purchased to ply between FIorerco .nJ ph;,t
aeiPnia, viii be down to the former place on
saturday the lst of July. We learn, also, that
tney purpose making an excursion to the Capes
on the 4th, with her. She is to be called
"James L. Heverin."
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

VIOLENT HAIL SToRM.-We learn tho. -.
SATURDAY last Kent county, Nd, was visited by
a severe hail storm, which worked destruction
10 the crops, &c. Wheat was beaten dovyn
corn torn to pieces and the trees almost entire
y dlVested of foliage. The growing CROPS of
'l0n' j. A Peorce, U. S. Senator, were dam.
aged 70 the amount of thousands of dollars
we nave also heard that some mules were kill.
ed by the hail.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

W a correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
says;-There are already two presidential can.
ona'es selected BY the Know-Nothings. The
Gothamite Know Nothings are for tho restora.
ton OF Mr.. Fillmore, and the drab.colored
hnow-Nothings Of Pennsy lyaniu, for Mr., Clay
ton, Of Delaware.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
To the Citizens of Smvrv.

{a0M ME rp.HID pM.oRLD,s Fair Prize Med.,
&~lAI-E hesnnt street PhiIadelpbia 5h- nos iss
4 Co - lnni OF Jones' Hotel ALEX. l. HiC:ErnG
len IU .s Save nov on hand a. her establishment esa,
Dress T,'. GUITARS worth of Trunks Valises, lad-.
0"F,os Styles and prizes. alt or brh we bn
,nulactred IN our superior s,yle rS> Sor '
eA'els'Ns reail trade Al the above ari les w
VIZ prepared 10 sell lower than any Other esta bL n,e,
l1 ,nls riiy We have also laid a fine ,so,'
M Hobby Horses PTOpellers, Gigs tVc, for cb,lJroa
"ss' ~. ,,oo, A l.. HICKEY & Co
May 81. IA BIN. - 'ONes ho'eL
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

REDUCTION or FARE.-Tbe C.,aOr ..s
nmDoy kali Road which has SO long monopo-
n l,zed the travel in New Jersey, have reduced
'hsir fare from and 81, to 81. 25 for one train
ana 10 ior another; but the express train
charges $500 The IL o'clock, NJ. New Tor.
sey Accommodation line ,sor passengers and
freight, runs for 50. 90.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

NEGRO FoTERs.-The lower House Of tho
connecticut Legislature, by vote II6 to "a
nave passed resolution to amend the State
constitution soa to allow negroes to yote.on the
same terms as white man. Also (IO6 to son
an amendment to prohibit any person from vo,
''ng VINO cannot read These proposedamerd.
menus were then ordered to be continued to the
next Legislature, and published with the lou,s
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
STATE AFFAIRS.

BODY FoUND.-The body of man WAS found
IN the woods of Edward Tatnall, last FRIDAY bv
TWO or three boys, who had accompanied tbe
BrandywIne SsbOath School picnic excursion
Inc alarm was given, and Deputy Moore was
ca!Iea Oil 10 hoid an inquest. The BODY had
fljh ScV': il Gays, ami vas so much disiGursa
I'al = copjd not De identified: but in one Of tho
Pnch'tS Vas found piece of baper, in the form
OF Pi'dge made before Esquire Botby. sipns1
BY ri! Head, not 10 drink liquor for one voar
The jury returned a vt rtict of death br ma,
peranr" aud exposure
h&ah! 'ad Lang been intelApcrate. and b;s
heme must now be enrolled on the lone t,Ioo 10
Of Runs victims. Two iodies of men H., w
been found within a few days. who have c,lia,,
asacrihce to their appettos for STRONG dr;nt
aHdin vieW ofthe fact of the Shooting of H., nnb,
eIly at Stanton, and that OF Barley in prrcasor
iiuiiGrrd q year Or two ago, and other crtr,c,,
WHICH nave been committed, il is rot rurnr:.S..
mat the feei'ng IN favor Of prohibiting the f., :.
nc ID ardsht spirits should be cn the increase
Viii Republican.
UT TEEN DowN.-It is the opinion of .,o:
nent men, and no doubt well f,u1ded tto, ,i,o
+A!lanthus Tree is calculated to gnrtnJ,r dieoce.
ana the corporate authorities in many c,,;c,
anu a. towhs h5Ve recommended their Gcstrnc,;n,
Many nave been cut down in this pl,ro Win
IN lew years past, still there remains crn-
Siderable number standing yet but it is preaiI.
hoped that they will not RENAL much lorgsr-
II or nothing else just to get rid ofthe ofans;,.e
otor their blossoms emit-Centrcy;Uc So,
tiAcI V'''' ''eH-
BOMBAY HOOK BAR.-A spherical bu.v with
, feet stem, numbered (for the prcsenH III
painted black, has been placed off this poinj
IN 20 feet water; Bombay Hook light bonrc
bearing N w by w: Thrum cap benrng 8 j..
C;ohansey light house bearing E by NM a;
the distance Of 100 yards to the westward of
TINS buoy there is only feet of water at low,
tlde.-Det. Journal. ~"
DoHA LANDING HoTEL-Mr. EuERv GD
HAM has become proprietor of the hotel at Don
Landing, recently occupied by Mr.. HrSpv
SFUBBs Mr.. G is well known throughout onr
county and we doubt not he will be ycrv uIe.
rally Patronlzed by parties seeking pleasure and
ny otners who have occasion to "pass that
way."-Reporter.
w The wheat crops, in Delaware. Was
never more abundant.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

aEATii PROM THE BrrE or svAxE.--On the
10Th INST. Furnsll jackson, of Worcester coun-
", aid.,IwRs bittes on the end Of one OF his
tingers ty copPsr head snake, from the effects
q which ne died the next day. Immediately
after being bit he drank & large quantity of
whiskey thinking il would connsersct the eject
q tps pSsson: but unfortunately il hsasno such
eneoL When ne died, the whole ofhis arm and
fectly green.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
SrRucK BY LJoprv,xc n. c..

0TFucK BY LIoHTNrSG.-On Saturday even.
'ng last the dwelling of Mr.. James Har5ing
Lear Smyrna Landing, was struck bv ligbtnin@
'4r''e tiie severe storm. 1t struck the chin.
ney. tearing il to pieces, then passed through
the hoase into the cellar, killing dog in the
ia'ter place The family were uniniured.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

DEATH OF AN AGED MAN.-Duncan Stuart
VINO las kept the Bombay Hook Light House
lot the past twenty-five years. departed this If.
on Saturday last. He was over 90 wears old
t"u, we oeheve, participated in several of the
eattles IN our revolutionary strnrrle.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

CsLrnnAr1Ea THE FouRlH.-There is some
'elR' SAYS the Beacon, Of having pig chase
near Milford, on the 4th. A pig. with his tail
shaved ind creased is to be let 60. aud the one
who caicaes and holds on to it is to have him.
fatFiotif vsry. Any thing for fun, though.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

tEr Wonder what paper that Model Farm
vas takspa from,which the West Jersey Pioneer
copies i might state where it is located for
the honfr Of the place, if it does not wish 70
give credit,
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

IN SCHOOL DISTRICT 40. II, in New
Cas'lc S;' county to t.ke charge Of u Dstr ~
"ehooL Immediate employment will be rirn,'
- y, one VINO can come well recommended nona
LAMBr. &EEMANS.
BENZ. GARMAN, Comrn;..
JAS. Ii. CHEFFINS. ''''ee'
May 81, Is54-3t.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

1ns erc'rs-Ihe wheat crops through the
ie'~ss seetious OF this county are very good ;
thoagh sae late wheat, we learn. is c,,os;der,'
W injured with the rdst The sarlv..o,y, !,
Ahesps 70 bot hllle effected with it. The
etkes kinds hrs more or less injured.
Cxn. taspaghout The county, looks verv
fhTivlsg, 1ae sal IS weR adapted to corn
gzswine. sssI the farmers have lenrned 10 prizs
sass sresllrnt fertilizer-guano. Oats, also,
- Fea'srh'hiy wall and there is, az present,
svs'J Prcs7scs for good yield.
W cxt wsck--ont bv Times
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28


T FEAcE NEeoTiArIcNs IN EURopE.-rhe London
<,Tess' new conservative paper, said to erioy
the confidence Of Disraeli and other tpernbers
OF the Derby Cabinet, speaks of Diplomatic
movements of importance. These hints and
the delay of Napier, in the Baltic, confirm the
impression that the hope is still induced bv
the Western Powers, that the real STRUGGLE
WIN Hussla may yet be averted. The Press
says tne secret negotiations which Fortnight
previously itannounced were in active prorress
WIN the view ofterniaating the Turkish war,
and yet saving the honor Of Russia, have been
ofought to successful conclusion so far as the
GERMAN Powers are concerned. Austria who
Claims to act as Il principal mediator has agreed
10 propose an armistice to the belIigerents.
preliminary to general Cong ess,which ia to
s9t'ie the terms OF a permanent peace. Russia
has admitted that by the change which has re.
Gently taken place in the condition ofthe Chris.
nan subjects Of the Porte the original es,so of
wsF mas been removed. A security for tbaso
Christian privileges, which will not invalid. r.
the sovereign right of the Sultan viii enoooo
lie Sol'citude Of tho Congress.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
BREvIrY.

To The following communication having
come to hand too late for an insertion in our last
issue, we insert it this week, as it may be read
with interest by the farmers:
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
NOTICE 10 CARPENTERS u
and MasOns.

PROPOSALS will be received by the SUBJ
seribers, for BUILDING a Brick NJ. E.
Church, 40 by go feet, in this place, and fur.
nIshng materials for the same. The whole
contract taken by one person preferred place
ana specifications can be seen by calling on the
subscribers it is desirable tlit ali Proposals
should be handed in by the 4,A of July next.
when they will be opened. "'
EDWARD LORD.
FRISBY B. CLARK. froun;,.o,
}. I. VAN BURKALOW.
Camden, Del. June IL IoldLZ.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

W ine I1nstitot,on Of Buencs Ayres just
glon as the religion Of the State, but a. the
satne tine guaranteeS The right Of every person
y ~oisn,p "ou seco'dng TO the dictates Of his
o"nsc'en'.e' 20 mar Y comedies an important
point IA Iirvor ofrcIigous liberty.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
STEAMBOAT BALLOON FOu pY,,,.
IlElBIII - =

t.eGsT. THE STEAMBOAT BALLOON
d ss-sss lsssias leaves Smyrna Landing, (on Ionr
Tro'n,') r1) ior Philadelphia. every i'ursDAy
! HUFsDAY and SATURDAY, at 6 o'clock a.
Returning leaves Chestnut Street Wharf p pbi ~
3M,eiphia, every MONDAY, WE0grsn.T III nj
[ynD. E,DAHi ot at oeloeh A, NJ touching at Dea-
View Castle, going and returning. N''N
~ ~ hreahiaSt and Dinner provided on board
Fe.sh carried at the usual low rates wa u
---------. WI. 5. BAIL, Captain.
vz2 EIGS; n5 PANTS, WINDOW GLASS Avn
ID pr Yr sums French ai;d jersey Zinr pa,,, y
'nSo" G!ass, colored md cn,,.u1
:, ,,upeFi"r W. C"nch ard Furnnre Vnrn,shnu'
WI WIN a hrSi-Faie assorE,edt of fresh IT,.
ALFRED WiLTBERCFR.s
r,;,o;.., No lc9 North Second sr,a, pL; store
fincipal Derol for the sale of RsrIa. nliadelhi".
bers Embrncation .iea'e fO~ceFs. and Bar
,c1t 70 any, o, , 9na StoTekeepers supplied g.,
May 81, silly. y '""'se'
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

SaAN'Es.--Everything has its time to change
The Sewers 70 fade. the leaves to fall; the
sun doet change his beams, the moon its face,
and 50 do papers.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
FOR SALE.

49, rron,o, Sn SALEsH
IN iwONS w best Ground and Peruvian Guano
,sooo oOoO bnshs. best Plymouth Stone Lime
'oVoe oe Dusneis best schuylkill Fine Lime.
20 thousand good Hard Brick.
~ Samon Brick,
sooO oO perehes Biilding Stone, oa
QUO bushels Ground Alum Salt.
~ ~ sacks Ashton's best Salt.
5O bblss Fresh-Ground Family Flo.r
70 bbls, Eastern Herring.
0OO0 lbs Bacon, in Hans. Ng;a,n;nrs ~
Best Building Lime constantly On bsnd ~
ANY quantity Of good Stone lime sro,s m.
mouth qnarries and lilns, may be can,rsr,s.I %
tJa oy Farmers Tor tha land Of best quality :,
Smyrna, June 26. 1854. T. 80 = W
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
"A Valuable M0Usc and Eot
at Public Nnle


~ ILL be sold at Pubic Sale. on
EeIIIa1 THURSDAY. the 18th day ot
G1a-L JULY next, Is54, at Levi Coyer1sIc:s >
Hotel, in Smyrna. Del. at 3 o'clock. p, NJ
HOUSE and LOT, containing anon. Al Acros
OF good. clear ground. This property g ,tree
hiitS from Smyrna, situated onthc road i,aL.,,,e
to hrn'on' near Parsons Hll. on .hc t.rk -.
me ~ F"ad. ana adjoining H:e llnd* Of Ichn l..
Bderbaek, Henry Massey and o.h,rs Tto
House was built Ter store ard dwelling. II
! IS ne" l"o-Ssor.ed I'Fck Building, (IG by 3nl
n,.avng been erected last etunin, r; i 1,.s =
hhchen h5 back with gccd cellar a well OF
9"od ""tcr' with a pump, III tIe yard. THIS
Is fine situation for Store '-''
IdE CONDITIONS of Sale, are:-Tcn
per cent OF the purchase money to be paid on the
I%5 of Gl sac Inc remainder, TO make Up tive
hundred dollars, within sixty days; FIVE yr.,s
credit given for Tic bslarc2, if required, 40
any person wishing 10 purchase can ca1land
examine the premises. - 4''u
June Ii, 81
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
NO DECEPTION

| 10 YOU want 60 make $50, or more. a week, 7
Sah easily oe aoue BY any active person OF either
uce Of the many mentioned in INV hoeI ,a sses
which full dir ciions are GRIN. private
gam leu mes the sgsi Of The book in pne year as
what now cost them dollars TO bry rhe sh,,s 80
rely thai the recipes are genuine The bpsk viii ~
sent To any address ia the United STATES s ,ha e
eepi Of 81, post paid. Address ~f ~fW' W 70
May 81, slim. -
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
GREAT TIMES!
AT TIE CHEAP
CLIO /, { Il ING STORE


-iH'H StTrct, opposite Smg-aa Baak.
t"r ch"apHc.a ihcfc'~ rot their equal In lova.
~ every one says, Nhrn :hcv onct. call ar 4...l.
>" all who Sh 10 be- SIT ed mast cune.
l" hiSt"' |" lac store "t J. EATON G SuN.
Young e'i t'I hn"", q!,va IL c 10 look ncet
H"ra Sing 'i"!r--and ali tf hamssu su.r.-
90 " e, INA! not Sr'te ed II So, .ail be ,t,,.e
.! '''l 10 H!e cir'I,' sore oi J. Etion !, roi,
When !r"h'- hur thr;r suits of otlrrs in tn,,a
!m5W'' a4 r"s raiI IA price ours al round
- n"i WIN :, s'riinl cXprsS,in they grpan
y La'"" y son rs The Cheapest. We own"
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

W II was remark of that sweet and ele.
gani Poss9sS, Miss Landon, that
sA poets love is Immortality"
Ihere should, surely, be some thought to cbee,
I Cne soul whose thoughts are set to music
ih'lr delicate organism aud peculiar sensitive.
ness are such as to preclude the possibility ot
'neir sharlng much of earth's pleasures and
amusements' without doing injustice to those
'eei1ngs which are too finely strung to bear the
rude conclusions of active life.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
Correspondents or tho lIerald.

RosEvIILI, Del, June QI, 1854.
MsssRs EnIroRs 81 do not perceive the
utility Of longer continuing the debate, in q
public journal, between Sephus alias Elder
Peter Meredith, and myself. His recent COM
nunIcation is filled with gross personalities,
snigas y, siang' oadiy-tined wit, and species Of
Z 1ona,ioosery tnat IS beneath the dignity OF a
eeallemsn 70 notlce or comment upon. Such
arc disgrace even to The Rum
party, despissble as it is aadI shall, therefore.
"Step ASIDE and Iet IL pass''
I. CfikRLIE
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
Fhs Fourth Of Inlu.

a..
- !. se'eo'ation 1t is unnecessary +,
ses ne citizens Of the surrounding cou,t,v
'sng invitation, fos glance at tbo ~
snnma viii be sufficient to induce 81, - - F0
pao can possibly make it conyeniept Sc,
We expect " glorifcation" " ,yor,L,
" "e gay We shall meet to eonn,on,o....
ao our Trends in the ncighborng towns ~
sons and assist in celebrating the A.
VI american Independence, the " uood
s 0i which, we are the bountiful sb, ,rors
PROGRAMME:
no PROCESSION will form at 81 o'clock abon,
ons mile frcm the Town of Smvrna 49, a.
s"au leading to the Steamboat Iand;o, - -.
following order. viz: g. - '"e
nai''ee on horseback, escorted 6v Cbist
"afsnai PsrBR CARR, and his Aids
oraeors and Ministers, in open carri,o.,
Dand ot Music. drawn by four borsoa
Military Companies.
Citizens in carriages.
citizens on horseback
Citizens on foot.
Ats O'clock, precisely, the process;o, al,
move 70 Commerce street, through Com,raroo
% NAN st. up Main to Methodist s. 3o,,.u
"s'aos'st to Church St, down Church to Co,,
.0,'e s'' up Commerce to Delaware At. doy.n
DeiaSaFs to South ST., up South to Main 81 nm
nam 10 North street, where the process;o, -
hait at the grounds prepared for the celebr,.;on
Of the day. 'e-'Oi a''0h
A&
AT ioociock, the meeting will be org,r, zoa
Music by the Band. -'U'
fHyer by the Rev. T. c. MuRpuv
Vocal Music.
Deeiara'iOn of Independence read bv rvo.
l. PouIsoy. y l Hos' hos
Music by the Band.
oration By JAS Boorn, Jr. /
Music By the Band.
AFTERNOON:
Music by the Band.
oration by THos. N. MARTIN.
Vocal Music.
Ausic by the Band. !
oratior' BY BENZ. T. Brocs.
3 Ausic by the Band.
hsnediction BY Rev. T. G. MrspHrv
by order of the COMMITTEES.
~". camnins. Horace Spruaace.
Ddrsd Lockwood, Geo. H. Ra,nonJ
Fdnets Wilds, Robt n goeaoI~
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

4 or Coal has been found ID greasabnndance
just under Evansville, Ind. Itpis proposed 20
innnel the city in order 10 get at the mine.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
Aliens Moving Machine

- Q0A BARRELS CHEMIcAL FERTILIZER.
~'OOO 1000 Barrels r, udreite, go Tons AM
nsoniated Super Phosphate Of Lime manufactured and
for saio by 6.t q sf e - c. Is. hu3sERS,
FEB 8, 1865 No 90 Market sfrcvs, Phiis
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

0r' Ne 9 wsch---6u. by Timea.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28
Teacher SSa.,sed.

June Ii, 81.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-28

a convention of farmers is 10 be held in Julv
at WaTentovn, Va-- on the subject of the ioiIit
worm The exchange from which we cIip the
foregoing, calls i AJoint Wtrm Convention y
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Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
IL. SILVERTIlORN a. CO,
Main ST., LYnChbuIg. W

MAN 81, bynCnDui8, va
Il WE have Just received. from the Northern cities,
GA n large supply of Watches and Jewelry, which
49, purchased in person and We can therefore,
wnriant every article sold.
In the stock will be found fine gold and silver lever
Watches, from the finest CHRONOMETER, down to a
plain article oil of which genuine and perhaps tn
best assortment opened in this market.
In the Jewelry line we will shy that article can be
called for which able To offer.
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED rock of gentfemen's
Vest and Fob Chains, and Ladies Breast Pins and Ear
Rigs, \ C W II be found very attractive.
COLD AND silver w RE--We invite special atten.
ton also to our facilities in manufacturing Gold and
Silver Wsev large assortment oil which is kept
stunty hund and deserves the inspection of all who
wish To purchase.
RrPAInsG.-Watche Jewelry and all articles of
Gold and Sil,el Ware repaired and improved on the
shortest notice.
Persons visiting Lynchburg and desiring any Article
in line will find il their Vantage to call and
anime the stock. We anxious to exhibit these
goods, knowing that the superiority of our importaons
and the unsurpassed rkmanship of manufacturing
ct be .ex He'd.
"A cts
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nest chastely-writen and exceedingly udicons st, nv
among the brilliant gems that have recently made
their prearancc.-American Couri,r, Phao
"a work of imagination admirably executed -Phila
Christian Observer
1--WE commend il as among the cevercst novels that
have been written. '-PhHa~I pe'lng Bnlletin.
at will found quite interesting the last Nor them
novel, the Lamplighter. "-Bah Inner.
''Possessing fur more interest and exhibiting great
evidence of talent than any of lady writers have
brought out for naiiy day.'-Godey's Ladg's Book
"A novel OF uncommon excellence certainly su rior
tn Virginia novel we recoect ever to have read
The pictures of Virginia country lite. with its anus,
ments exercises and the habits and peculiarly of the
people, are faithfully and graphically sketched and
some OF these sketches have all the freshness and soft
ness ofwolld pictures by best authors R Eram-
Alone is book ofgrea merit and we recall ,orto
which dspaya thorough knowledge of that art which
nters so largely into the character of every teller
We mean the art Of the "-Soahe,n Lt Ness
Jun 30