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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-31
MARRIED

AT WilliaTds Hotel, Washington, Il. C., on The OH inst by
the Rev. Mr. Tisdale, ROBERT HAsKISs. Esq, of Powhatan
county, and Miss HALLE, daughter of James Medley, Esq,
II Halifax county, Va.
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VrusrEE,s SALE OF vALUAmLE Ie",

. - - IL uAfnu
4 AND PERSONAL PROPERTY trustees In a deed
of trust, made by David X. Lyman, on the Goth day of May,
1888, ! willscl Mt public auction In The city Of I%ynchburg, on
Tuesday the 18th Of January, lsah, the follow ing property con.
ell In said deed, to.wtti The House aud lot nov occupied by
said IN man as u family r,silonce, situated on Court House
inl, Mt the corner Of Fourth or t"uIt House street aud Friends
alley one acroe Of ground, with n double BRICK TENE.
MENT thereon, IN or near the city, and adjoining the tobacco
factory lot at Mcdaniel, Hurt n Irestoui also, all the
said Lylnan's interest Choing his life estate In tho large Brick
Tenement ut the corner of Main ST. aud FUsnds alley, now o.
cupied by Mckinney a lhss aud I. II, Jennings also, all the
said Iylnaus Household and Kitchen Furniture, Of every dc.
scriPtion, on the premises, now occupied by him, and some
otwhich Is very valuable consisting ~ part OF fine malioRa-
ny tables, chairs and sofas. beds and hodstoads. carpets, mir
rows, &c, aud ooe tne IlANo The sale OF the real estate
viii take place, upon "a near the PROMISES respectively, com.
mcucinF NJ the tenement occupied by Mckinney 4 bass, aud
the personal property will he sold AT the tenement occupied by
the said Lyman.
TERMS rho real estljr VIII be sold upon "A credit Of six
twelve aud cphleen months, for equal iustalmouis of the pur.
chase money, secured By negotiable notes. satisfactorily en-.
lorsed, and with The Interest from the day Of sale, aud he title
VIII als1 be retained as further security uutll the whole of the
purchase money shall have been paid. The personal property,
except as to small amounts, VIII be sold upon a credit Of four
months, for negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
INO. H. GOGGlN Trustee.
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&,HUI-puAA FIt ES EAJs.-Ihe Lnuirsh ARE most
resnectfully invited to call and EXAMINE our beautiful as
= 1rttnrnt of useful and ornamental articles. among which are
Wh-t Boxes: rich bohemian Jewel ioNcs; Terra Gotta Cigar
stands, Puff Boxes: bohemian Gohlnts; fine French Perfnm"s
and Tnleunce; fne China Ours and Sauccrs; Card Baskets;
S,ooiGn, r,,,irs Gr. Sc we tfrst thrv will be abba To So
lrct something from the many ~arttlrs a." herd n
II THOMPSON e. CO.'S
IT, n 5.,ic. Saw Drug Store.
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nos,rIvg SALE or mOTEG rUnNs-

u TuRE, AT AtGrlON-on Thursday morning the I'd
January, commencing AT 10 O'clock, | viii sell, al the City Iia.
tel, the entire stock If Furniture, Fixtures. Sc, belonging
thereto, The whole Of which has been purchased within the
last twelve months. IN of the most modern style, well kept. aud
embraces every article aPpcrtaininR to Hotel keeping, viz
Parlor Furniture, sofas. Mahogany Chairs, Mirrors, Rocking
Chairs. Carpets, several scs Cottage Furniture. about 10 Hair
Mattresses single aud double-toltage Bedstoads, Cabinets.
Shuek Mattresses, Is idng, Carpets, WashstnndS, Tables,
Wardrohes, Windsor aud Office Chairs, Table Ware, Dining
Tables, Cooking Range, Cooking Utensils, &c. &r.
Terms-Undur $50, cash over $50, Is months credit for mp.
proved paper. Z. H. PHELPS.
doc ~ ida
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.HnShinrt0n Items.

WASHINGTON Dec. 27,-L"rd Pnltnorst'n has
written Il private hitter to "a distinguished Gent'r.
man now in Washington. stating that the British
government anticipates tie dismissal Of Mr..
Crnmpton by this Government
Official informgtion has been received from
the Spanish authorities relative 10 the captnr"
of the Bark Amelia on the coast of llayti, suS-
pecird of fl;bustpring on Cuba. The documents
cnntain evidence to prove that charge, and Spain
exl Gets this government t" punish th"Nc lmpit-
p,fed.
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~UgasREX ASg Cherry
u Fxpcctorant: Avro's Cherry Pectoral; Gardners Syrup
Iiverwort: Brya4is fulmonic Waters: jacques Expcctorant;
Wistafs Ralsain Of Wild Cherry: Hastings Syrup Naphtha;
Shines Codiver Oil; II. Clark & Co.'S Codiver Oil; Jujube
Paste Gum Drops, sc, &c, for sale by
dec l1-dScts X. STABLER & co.
FOR HIRE.-Three Blacksmith.
~ and one Carpenter for hire the ensuing wear.
dec l0d2awif tst jan EDWIN MATTHEW'S.
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roy o9.dtllth dec&then wt2d jan
POsTPoNEAENT.

Tho above sale is postponed tnl TUESDAY, the 18th inst
as tn the property in LyuchburFi and til TOEhDA the lot
January. 1850. n: to The property IN Roanoke and MontgomcI
counties. W hon tic sale viii take place on the premises.
GEO. T. PEERS. }r.s.a.
dec lit35th ian !. n. GORDON. '''Ns
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4 LOTTERY
To be drn wn on the HAVANA Plan.
MANAGERS OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND !
A-IIEEIES Ealtimnrn Dog lsLL

MANAGERS OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND
LOTTERIES, Baltimore, Dee. |, 1855.
The Managers of the Maryland Lotteries having had it sug-
gtstci that the plan Of drawing the HAVANA LOTTERIES has
its favorites- and being DESTROYS to crafty the public, have
concluded to draw a LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN
On the third SATURDAY in each month.
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Maryland.
CLASS 3.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, on Saturday, Jan. II, 1856.
Prizes amounting to
liO 600 dollars
VIII be distributed according to the following magnificent
Scheme.
10000 numbers ~ 900 Prizes!
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PROPERTY. LAND, MACHINERY. STOCK or
GOODS. &c-BY virtue e several deeds Of trust, executed
by benjamin +. Saekrtt, and duly recorded. the undersigned
Trustees III proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, all the fol.
lowing property conveyed la satd deeds
On WEDNESDAY the "a day Of January. 1856, we will
proceed to sell, at the s%tort-ho1se II said Saekett- near Iafay
cite. In Montgomery county, all of his (the said Sacketl s. stock
of Goods Merchandise Sc. composed of such articles Is arc
usually foUudin a country store; tho lease Of spid Sackett on
said siprohouse. which viii expire on the lst day of Septsm-
her, ls51; a lot NJ piece ct Ground adjacent to The Virginia aud
Tennessee Railroad. Istngil the county If Montgomery. near
sad store; 1 Mules; / Wagon and Gcor; tarryall, = Iimhrr
Wagons and log chain; set rlacksnitlis Tools; n lot of Tim.
Der, fiskc & Norcross Planor and Grower. and all the fix
lures thcreuuto belonging, together with the exclusive right
for sale Or use for Montgomery one = horse Steam Engine and
fixtures complete. three Circular Saw Tor baths, with all their
complete fixtures. Also, Mt the same time and place, one
TRACT or LAND lying IN Roanoke county, on the waters
Of B~radshaw's Greek, contaiuing 1A1 acre., more or less, 80
Timber Trees on an adi1cent tract Of land; another TRACT
OF Ian containing about Id acres, more or lcssi anutlor
TRACT y + LAND adjoining the same, containing about 300
n res. moro or less: one other TRACT, adjoining the same,
containing ~ acres, more or less also, all Of the said Sackctts
right, title and interest in and to another TRACT OF LAM,
containing about so acres, adjoining the same, which said
Sackcif claims by right Of entry.
Terms liberal aud made known on the day Of sale, Acting
as Trustees we will convey such title only as Ia vested in MS by
said deeds of trust. GEO T. PEERS, trrus,ocs
J. y. GORDON, ~
y B-Any Of the above property viii be disposed OF pr
vately, upon fair terms, I'll day Of sale.
ROY 2gdtl1th dec&ihen wt2d jan J. n. q, ~
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NOTIFICATIONS for SALE will, as Commits.
n sioncr Of the Circuit Couftof Nelson county, sell, to the
highest bidder, at Nelson Courthouse, on WEDNESDAY.
the cd day Of january next, n likely Girl AND BOY, on n
credit of four months. tho purchaser to give negotiable paper,
satisfactorily endorsed.
ON the day following, Mt Fabers Mill, in Nelson county, |
will sell TEN NEGROES, for cash, consisting Of men, women
and children. Persons desiring to purchase likely negroes will
do well 10 attend these sales.
doe l1d6ctlst. Jan ALIEN. FITZPATRICK.
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Grand Consolidated Lottery of Maryland.
10000 beers ~ 900 Prizes

, Prizes payable in FULL without DEDUCTION.
= lnn priz. to cYnrN 20 Iiskrfa-
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si.-Me will sell. on Friday. January the 4th,at
~ the residence nj Is +. Saekett, on Church street. all Of
his Household ami Kitchen Furniture, consisting of Bed, Bed
stead. Piano, &c.
And on Saturday, the 5Ih, atsaid Sackctt's Lumber House,
ali his valuable machinery, now in operation there.
GEO. r PEERS, }r
doe u tda / n GnRnnN. Irnsteta.
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rosiponcnnenf-In consequence Of The inclemeney Of
the weather. the sale Of the above property was postponed till
Tuesday the lst of January, 1876 MlCAJAH DAVIS, Jr.
doc ~ dE,tIs
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LNORoRENT.-The large and beautiful GRANITE -
~ FRONT STORE HOUSE, now occupied by r. A. III
opposite the Citizens Savings Bank. immcdi.
ate possession given. lsug 23tsl YAECEY & DAVIS
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-gr CARRIERS of the yirginian win present the city sub
tomorrow morning with a New Years address trust.
10 their lberalty for such acknowledgment as may seem
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NOU WATCWEN. IEWERY

YOU CAN WATCHES, JEWERY,
II SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at q
wholesale aud retail, in every variety and style, flow "a
cash prices, by calling at NOWLANS, sign of the Ea- ~.
gle, No. "a, Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va, where3~
you will sayo 20 per cent. He has just re. armed from the Nor
thern Manufacturers and Importers, with the largest and most
fashionable assortment of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware and
Fancy Goods ever offered in this State. Would it not be better
for yod to call and examine his magnificent Stock and save at
least 20 per cent? as he buys all his Goods for cash, and can sell
Them at much less than the regular prices for the same quality
Of Goods. You can also have your Watches and Jewelry re-
paired IN the best manner and at short notice, and always get
The new st and most fashionable Goods in exchange for your
money
Remember the place, sign of the Esgic, No. "a, Sycamore
street. Petersburg, Va. THOMAS NOWLAN.
SeDHtS
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" RIunbIC PfOISt rfy Tor SnIt-OU tbC XIth at
December. Court day. intend to sell, at auction, In Lib.
crfy, twelve orhfieen NEGROES, consisting Of men, women.
boys aud girls. Iaft will be sold for cnsh, and part On six
months credit Also, n good Family Carriage, : yoke Of Oxen.
Ihaye also for sale In I%ynchburr, a Negro Woman and her
daughter about 7 orr years old.
The womauis a frstrate Cook, and good at house business
generally. MICAJAI DAVIS, Jr.
dee Gtds
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lOH'hIHN fSOOFN II : IA, FetcFn6WrW
- VA-NOTlCE-ln taking charge of the above establish
menti would most respectfully solicit q continuance Of the
former patrons of the Hotel; aud to my frienss, / ask them to
call aud see me. NV table shall always be spread with all the
hriicaeicS of the season. The servants are all attentive. The
rntsre establishment shall have the best attention thrt l am mas
ter of My wife will see that the ladies who patronize the Hotel
shall have every wish gratided, and all ask is a share Of bust.
ness The house is furnished in the very best style, and Is 10.
rated in a quiet part of the city. My Omnibus win always be
al the different depots to attend custoncrs-fo carry them
aud fro. JOSEPH l.. C~ARRINGTON,
iN llIGntS n.o-iaA.--
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LATEST NWES
MORS OF PEACE.
Fighting in The Crimea, &C., &c..

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-The steamship Pacific,
with dates from Liverpool TO the 18th inst, has
arrived here.
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- es under a deed Of the County Court of Amherst county,
made at it's December term, 1855, in the ease Of Parrish, &c,
VS.. Parrish, Sc, the undersigned viii. on TUESDAY, the 2ih
of December. sell. to the highest bidder, for cash, ut Amherst
Courthouse, FIVE NEGROES-rouslsting Of two men and
three women. These Slaves are likely and valuable. and the
attention of those desiring to purchase such property Is spe.
cially invited. X. a COGllILLl
JAS. 7. COLEMAN, tComira.
dec 1gd&ct25th HENRY LOVING,
The above sale ia postponed until the 2lst January mex, that
being court day. RO A. COGH1LI,
JAS p COLEMAN Comrs.
HENRY LOVING,
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~. :. ssoNa, ~ aaar'n""., ~
baceo, Flour, Wheat. and all kinds OF Country Produce, promi.
sing diigent personal attention.
Consignmcnis coming down tho Virginia aud Tennessee
Railroad sent TO tho care of Il, II Phelps, Esq, VIII be for.
wariei free of charge To the owner
lilo will also attend promptly To all orders for Plaster, Guano,
Merchandise, sc,
Ills experience, with strict and prompt attention, and quick
returns, he hopes will secure "A trade which Will be profitable
to both his customers aud himself. inug 2bts
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lsts.stMS or'ssm"'nn ~ ~ = W.
kiNs, Richmond, Va, and WATKINS, son q co, Peters.
burg, Va, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. omec
In Richmond. lJ1 Gary street, In Petersburg, corner of Old and
sycamore streets. alvo prompt and personal attention to the
sale of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour and all kinds of Country Pro.
duco, and pay particular attention 10 filling orders for custom.
cs. Refer to the following gentlemen
John NJ. Otcy, Esq, Chiswel Dabney. Esa, McCorklc &
Jones, and Don 7. &, Peters, Esgs, Lynchhnrgi Major I. W,
Jones, Bnfwcl Leo, Esq, aud NJ. u Nowlin. Campbell Col
Daniel Coleman, snml Berger, Esq, aud Walter Cole, IT,,
Esq, Pnisylvaniai Judge VIM, Leigh, and James :. Early
Esq, Halifax. lmay Sd&cts y
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AHISYC, 7sltsHt, rgassr.-The undersigned has
w Just received \ largo assortment cf new and beautiful
MUSIC, for the Piano Forte, at ID. Il, lyman'S old stand,
Bank square. L%ynchburg, and now occupied By Strother &
Whitehead, Druggists,
All kinds Of Music Ind Musical instruments furnished at
short notice. w. p GREENE.
tnnn n L.lu
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80 900 CnEsrNLAND w.m-

u NVNV1NVNTV NNNTp NNNI EH-Na INuH VIM
rants. under the new law, nro now being issued, | am nm sious
to buy a large quantity, for which | viii pay tho highest mar
kCt price ~ CAsH.
will attend, regularly, the Courts of Appomattox. Camp.
bell, Amherst and Bedford. and occasionally Charlotte; and
viii always pay tho best prices for Warrants. Any who mny
have them VIII please apply to mo before selling.
prosecute, as usual, all claims for Bounty Land, levolu'
tionarY Claims, or any claims against tho Government of tho
United States, lie 1tsI tHAS. w. SIATHAM.
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NDGNNO FO1kI ES.-- uBIpIObhW WWh
ED ny THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE, lucnNokD,
NA-BGrTERS & S1MONS, No. l37 Main street, mea,ly
nppoalte the Exchange Bank Richmond, Va, have received
the agency for the State Of Virginia for the sala Of VIM ],
fmemnns celebrated PIANO FORTES. These Pianos are
hnishod In tho very beat manner, and for their sweetness and
brIllianey Of tone and durability. arc equnl to those OF any
other manufactured In this country,
A FAcr worthy OF NpfE-Ono of Emofsons Plano
FurteA, put into the Fair of the Mechanics Institute, just clio.
sod In Richmond, without the knowledge of Nh. Emerson, re.
colved the highest premium d~ardfd-A FIRST CLASS III
PIOMA.
Every instrument " nrranted In every respect.
We shall soil our Piano FoftoA at tho lowest prices, for cash
,r ,nud nYp,ti,ll, manor fan ~ lfdkr1y
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- Commissioner acting under n decree of the county cour,
OF Bedford, sell, Mt Liberty, Bedford county. on the first day OF
January, 1856. To the highest bidder, at public auction. four OF
five slaves. Tcrms-A credit OF q months viii he given, bond
with good security bearing interest from ihe day OF sale.
dec - dtds L.. q. Conn.
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~ GUANO SOWER--We confidently recommend this Ma
chine to farmers. Having but little machinery, IL is durable
and easily kept in order, and sows regularly any quantityo
Grain or Guano desired. Frank Ruffn, Esq, Editor of til
southern Planter, thus comments on II:
I'VE are So perfectly convinced of its great value in ef6cien {
working capacity. cheapness, durability and simplicity of con-
sifurtion, that we do not hesitate to recommends to the public
IA thing which ii is known we do not often venture upou.-
Again, one horse works the machine with perfect ease. IL
Saws A breadth of ten feet as fast as II horse can walk, and
carrying two bushels at a time, does not require ms many stop
pages as are necessary by n man who seeds by hand Tho
seeding, too, is entirely independent of the wind, and was done
with us MS well during very high winds, which prevailed most
ct the time, AS during a calm, because the seed are delivered
50 close to the ground. We not only recommend the machine,
therefore, to every farmer. but we urge them to buy IL, not on
Seynours account, who is nothing to MS, but their own."
TH0S. BRANCH & SONS,
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25 ODO 1 nc , y :" s.de.' = III dS,lls. e. 8 ''Is
10y finnr 1ltSl SAUNDERS & WBY.
aN.sE WE = GALL triorc you buy your
Va BLANK BOOKS. lhayc few for sale cheap for cash.
WM. ! dixie
zoos binder & Blauk Book Manufacturer.
ler ~ ia Sign OF the Book.
Ftpr the ssair.-Crvsts; W ntrr. a pnrc and reliable tonic
q for promoting the growth ,f the hair, DESTROYING Dan.
duff, aud giving the hair y bright, glossy wavy appearance
Ladies who vaiuc beautiful hair should give the CRYSTAL Water
Il trial Ma,lc and sold by
dor !5-d&cits J. II THOMPSON & co.
AND WARRANTS Land V-arraut.!,-We
y 4 are paving the very highest cash price for LAND WAR
RANTS. Parties having them for sale would do well to give
sleal laug Il dftSl PETERS. SPENCE g. co.
UNDRs well Ln"s1 Humber II Ouse
a on the basin, occupied by b f. Sackett. Possession Civ.
en- the LIST of January. Apply to
GEE. 4. PEERS, or ru
dec l3 ltls, jan j. J. GORDUN, ~
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nDuU"TEIts n ~ Booissciier-, Station
- TONERS AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS, whole
sale and retail, No, l55 Main street, nearly opposite the IN'
change Bank, Richmond. Va Country Merchants VIII find a
large aud desirable stock Of Goods, winch VIII be sold on such
terms as viii warrant n second call. Terms eash or approved
credit lily "Id&ely
spAn BAGS ssiOT, Of all sizoa, just received ut
wv c6ts SAUNDERS n UtBY'S.
HALL, uS55.--NEW DIN ODS.-p1IlI1P
~ W. PAYNE IL now opening, At kyles Corner, Main
street, a large and superior assortment If Dry Goods, consist
ny of every thing 10 be had In that line. tsep l5ts
NTcxr0cs for alirc.-I have for hire for the next year,
~ Annn eight or ten nCgtoesi among hem are n Blacksmith,
DraYnan, Cartman, Cook, House. Woman, &e,
dee ap1w Il. &. PAYNE.
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EE Mt VNSV PTgHIIEN,
N ALL ACCOUNTS u TWICE A YEAR V
DAY JANUARY, aud LIST DAY OF July.
dEORHE NJ. FUCKER a CO, respectfully beg TIL
iion Of their customers, and the public, TO tho very IN
stock Of n and SrAPLE DRY OOD they In
In store. This Stock needs only 10 be seen 10 be Apr
~ To extent, styles and prices.
Persons visiting this market for the puTchhap Of Dry
VIII SAY Themselves time and money by calling on
scribnrs. lnoS 2tsl q. NJ. II. 4
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YALE OF SIANES.-By virtue Of n decree of the
- county court of Bedford, pronounced on tho 2ith Deeem-
Der, le5J, IN the chhnccfy suit OF Wilson, hy &c, ~. Camp
bells admir- sc, - the undersigned Commissioner viii proceed,
at Liberty, on the lst day of January, lrJ6, To sell seven likely
aud valuable slaves, consisting Of a man, two boys, three We.
men and a child. The sale viii be on u credit Of six montha,
and negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed. will be required
ofthe Purchasers. WIN. l.. CAMPBELL, Commfr.
doc 3dtlJ1n
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-11-21
FIDELITY.

Never forsake friend, When enc
mics gather thick and fast around him,
when sickness falls heavy OH his heart,
when the world is dark and cherries. this
is the time to try true friendship. They
who turn from the scenes of distress or
offer reasons why they should. he excused
from extending aid and sympathy, betray
their hypocrisy, and prove that selfish
motives only prompt and move them. If
you have friend who loves you-who
has studied your interest and happiness
defended you when prosecuted and trou-
bled, be sure to sustain him in his adver-
sity. Iet4him feel that his former kind
ness Is appreciated, and that his friend
ship was not lavished upon you for moth
ing. Real fidelity may be rare, but it ex-
lists in the heart. Who has not seen and
iett. IT'S f'sseser-7 They only deny is worth
and power, who have never loved friend,
or labored to make a friend happy. The
good and kind. the af1ectionate and the
virtuous see aad feel this heavenly prin-
ciple, for heavenly it is; it is fruit gath
cred from a sacred germ. implanted by
heaven In man S bosom. And true fdel.
ity has its reward. 1t may be sighted
by some, overlooked by others; but pure
minded men cultivate and cherish fond
and undying love for-it.
AS the diamond in the darkness of the
mine; as the lightning shoots with most
vivid flashes from the gloomiest cloud, so
does fidelity proceed from heart srscep-
tible to the calls Of deepest melancholy,
and shows itself brighter and stronger in
the adversely of a friend. a3 g > ,1sv
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-11-21
INTEREST,

NohliStef draws sharper than interest,
does. 7oOf allindustries. none is compare,
BILE to that of interest. 1t works day and
night, in fair weather and foul. It has
no sound in its footsteps, but travels fast.
1t knaws at mans substance with iuvisi-
bic teeth. 1t binds industry with its film
as a fly is bound upon spiders web.74
Debtrolls a man over and Lover, binding
him hand and foot and letting him hang
upon the fatal mesh until the long legged
interest devours him. There is no crop
that can afford to pay interest money on
farm. There is but one thing raised on
a farm like it, and that is the Canada this
tie, which swarlns new plants every time
You break its root whose blossoms are
very prolific, aHd-every- flower father of
million seeds Every leaf is an awl, eve
ry branch q spear. and every single plant
is like platoon Of bayonets, and a field
full! of them is like an armed host The
whole plant is torment and vegetable
curse. and yet farmer had better make
his bed of Canada thistles than attempt
to lie at ease upon interest. bea,s