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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

Az xhiSgs egfidsrsd, VII, such obstrvKion As i
have been enabled 10 make, an Inclined 10 thiak
that Gsv. Bssssow, not siibstsadisg the personal
Sc q ees. Demon a in the STATE and nat ii . eal
not be slecse5, nobody can by thsm. Ard think
that q ssTorg erIrs would e'ecs him. He was
pointed out TO me- ysster and NJ ~ certainty enc
Of the finest looking men have sem IN the West
Hs is OF medium height, little porsy, weig .
possibly $50 pounds, his head Is sivssao, though mis-
couLtenal CO sh0 we'd mrk Of years. beyond forty
hazel eye, Q mouth pleasant in iss expression, but
indicating bsb,susl and inas x,ble decisioa in short
ne 10 just tle man to via aomr alton a,d atfaehment
from all who como within his il 6usnCe, and to De
hateo with the utmost cordially by his eaenies II
candidate Tor re-sls ctor he cannD. do better than
to show himself 70 the people. II mis- appearance
will not com naDd respect dom. kaow whs. would.
for he looks the Governor, every iaoh OF him.
the poet, James G. Percival. yesterday. he
holds the OH Q of State Geojosis. Of this
his Stare, having been appointed oy Governor
here 90 ~ AZ
rarely seeD. He Il quite old ano mis- shoulders are
bent. but his eye mss the fire anc his limbs the
vitality q thirty. He wears pair Of Pants Of an
blueish gray, Dus would not Lie TO risk calling
them that, slough they gre rs Rea- J. "a anything.
His vest wss brown, and has seen years Of honest
US 0ss oorss o &C and Toa ayss
tweed, maze in the sack style, and hsaging loosely
about him, minus Il best part OF lis oussons, and
those still on bhiug each Of different variety. His
cap was Of oil cloth, but cracked AID bycksn In al
directions. With new front piece sowed ON, pro-
badly by his OVID, or eone other hand unskilled In
the Diceties Of neediework. Bu. whel yoo coma to
and thin. his eye gray his mouth closed, his fore
head high ana broad, with the shade Of nnhappy
years and toyturiug thought resting upon it. His
child-is frightened by his own voice In strange
circle; never speaks until he Ia ad IYessed shuns
society and GET ka DO fisnds Devoted to his duties
he sper de- bis days in mineral holes and quarries,
and bis evenings in recording his observ sons, and
bis nights in qnies sleep. He isquite poor, depend
ing upon his profession as gsoogiat for HIS SUP
port.
shall be here agsin later In the season, and Is
have no v found oui most Of the ropes" you may
hear from me sgain. The coming Dolitics CANVASS
viii be stirring one, and turning point In the
tention TO. MENohoNBE.
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man in saying "ylpi'y OF vanIf,se, sn u vanity
tbsls cane nom ths bacry tse sossa cf-voioes,
yrn could 20 AsSx sssg, us,sss nas sepI
old ne reg. 6ess tSiog-sss rsill. and Allo ed
shiFgs to take tteir own COURSE Nappssred teas
IN ereyeessc Romeo and uavesing Jalet seso w@as-
Ing upCr the balcony, when the former psesss6 mas
suis somewhet after this fashion -
Ronp0-Oh, noe, julia, yoQ know ! love You.
Why won't yen coDeensI
yurIA-Ob hush, don't be foolish How do you
know bus that some one will hear as
RonEo-NapssBse, ve so sli alone; they aye
IL, engaged In the dance. Come, nov, give me- JOSS
one Has; yeu shsrit 20 until Jon do. 49,,
JuIA--I vow Tw0a's; you sbsn't; IN hoIier;
Iy,w WIN; yoI are crazy; 90 dsciA'eM you ever
Just about this time yonr correspondent became
20 excited himsalf, that the remainder OF JaifAi
sentence was lost.
eeIsly ss you, WOW VIII have Hiss; 80 here goes
"a slight rushing Of silks, lbs were 70 lips, snt
en-Oi put out the liehts and let down the cur.
tain, for the play y overo
into the ban room, and joining In the dance thay
bath looked - innocenty as II noshing mad nap"
xLed.
RomeOs upon their guard, and to remind them that
walls have esrs. won't oomplsia Of his attach
ment for julia nor vice versa; but do complain Of
hjs coming ont and exciting his friends beyond the
bounds OF reason. by taking his sweets before them
without passing his Injuries around. A man csu
look coldy upon almost any thing except Iowa max
De; bat In doing tns, he ID put upon The rack II no.
admitted into the party. In regard TO the above
affair, djsinteresfed observer, and Who Is, therefore
competens to Judge, gives him encouragement Ia
his snit. Press on little more vigorously and the
day 10 your own. for Julia, Swearing she would moi
consent, consented" The victory In this lie more
1 than half won.
| After breakfast the company, Of whom most we're
nom New York, quit she gay and festive" scene
| end TIM ned for home. AL had enjoyed regal en-
49, AAy LAvr I'll linn orsl
| the hospitality OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ls Cnsirse.
~ CHInL AMONG rHEx."
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ever /sdsa OF this. II "Peso0si Lbsrty Dill
~ .Nfsj It viii be tabled a. O0cs.
Bat aDcst er mstsar yin be hkaly 70 caim s9ine
h'ee anne and stiss.i9e. lac hs,as y. p nal.
ticusrs, and they say thss they ssal ias'ss u,oa
yrsmps action. Nominsly, suppose they nave :
majority in the Assembly, bus hibesenscs OF Al me
ND nbers lock upon tns suplecs Wa i nsinS'ssss;
It. The fact is, the law 10 dead IA Rhode lsla1d.
ID has not closed grogahop, nr diminished IN
temperance in the least Liquor is openly sold in
mo- places now tnsn 1t was before II vas enacted;
and in many towns where the Traffic had besn ban
sbed for years. II has revived am % s1e law went IN
want 10 say word in regard 20 the general cha
| rsCter and prospects Of Know Nothiogism In ta9
Stste and may ne well say it here. Tao party Is yet
strong, butts growing weaker every day. lss Lead
ers evidently mistake the cause OF its PISS. p0pu'
laIi " and are bindly driving ir into the grouad.
| They isaague that hatred Of Foreigners and IMAM
1 Catholics has drawn the masses iato Their ranks,
| and that bitter pr0sc,iotive intolerans crusade
against these viii keep them there. know y is
frcm s oppositon 70 old fssyism, and the fact that
10 has in the main sseered Gear OF the roan polti.
| cal gamblers who have ruled and ruinei both the
wbig sid democratic parties. Il came fresh from
the people, and would have triumphsd in every
osse where it has now triumphsd IL it Rad not pro-
i scribed Roman Catholics naturaiizsd citizens.
| The people were all ready for thu movement; aud
when the people are ready for anyshiog,i Il comes.
| But q sepseless cry against every MAJ who didn't
hsppeD TO be b,rn in America, or who happened 20
believe in holy water got mixed with 1t, and will
prove us ruin in year more the party is nos
Teorgsnized. Opposition to foreign influence" is
well enough. Opposition to Catholicism, whsn car
ried into politics. and brought to bear upoD our
electors, is well enough. Bat tina relentless and
unconditional prescription OF any class OF American
plse Of Eeir birth, will kin any par.y under hea
ven. The platform, therefore, ough. to be torn up
and these plsnks taken ont. more liberia! and SEN
s.ble policy should be adopted, and greater empha
Of the old parties and to the country from the
| fanaticism and bigotry Of sectional politicians
! North and South. This would give nsw life to the
party, and secure 10 IT, in 1856, an over whelminG
triumph. Without this, Il is Z" goner."
4 EHNrINEL.
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ATLANTA, June IL, 1856.
The approaching State Election.
eince politics became trade nothing like the present
confusion has occurred in Georgia politics. Denagogu
Ism, always supreme in this State is perfectly at fault
In the present MIXED condition Of things and aspirants
90 mopiDg about in most sughable sate Of doubt AMI
uncertainty as to the Of the wind. For then
thersi NO safe floating the current on account
the hundred and little sddiss and sndsrcurrsnts to
be encountered in days pilgrimage the calm look
Or ON unable to resist the impulse to laughter which
this ludicrous position engeniers
had almost given mp the idea that any deserved the
name Of freemen but the people, lons party ridden,
those accustomed 70 lead find it awkward business to
The late letter Of Mr.. stephens. han ere.,.a on,t.
sensation among the democratic portion Of the com.
munity, who have heretoiore denounced him, and.
arms 70 receive him good i' soa ass opening their
mocrat and he disposed NO longer 70 clsin,
the hsncrs Of his old whg district Governor john son
had expected that wings Of this State wond Ssv.
hown signs Of regret at his position, blu. Il seens
adopted the diunion policy Of Georgia dsmosrssy
standing godfather to the Southern Oonvention that
swsst babe o. treason 70 TIE Union, thsre never
seem 70 look on with perfect Indifference 1t the various
sv r attempted IN party dr and spoiled By buss
ssctionslism now stand ON . par among us: and The
sooa OF party having ceased 10 cover multitude OF
Hty to the people,
Our next election for Governor promises some snort.
Inc prohibtonists have commenced their campsen.
and are giving the crest OF mankind no little I'M
essiness. The whig party is perfectly nonplusssdI
mean those who used TO lead organizasen Of that
name, Int whsh NO longer exists and the democratic
own that their hope Hes in getting third candidate into
the heh b II. OVERLY, the prohibition candidate. H.
Already on the stump and 10 making powerful impress
son IN bis fsyor. He 10 man Of great power. antar
nishsd reputation, no parssan, and very popular with
al essses He win BE- found very troubssons t. those
who oppose him.
The Know Nothings are said TO be strong in is stats
though they have made nomination yet; and M x
thought By many intelligent men that they win not
nahe any They WIN probAbiy reserve THAR strength
os 1884, ~hsn the conservatives Of the North and Rast
may ssnst ON snlcisat aid from that quarter.
m ATLANTA.
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xoossd 70 shs sun. Il lie Sigh. foT 10 curious 70
saoh the cry stslliSstlo.s so rs on, Snisn, on
fsvar able dsy, is vsry Iercsp.ihe.
tabbshnsn. for boiling Is esiiei bisck; o. sb' a
there are two haD drcd aud fity. VIII Al aver n q
sixty ksstIes 10 bicck saon kestle hoifT a t1ivsv
esllcDS- making in al fifteen thouss' "A ksttles
holding fur har drsd and ffty taous .ra gallons OF
brine. Forty gallo. Of brine NM a one bushel Of
ra,t. From tia salt SO manuf' -ssured ia maas the
very fine or table salt. IL 10 xt dried by furoaees,
sDd then grouId or pulver ssd saw some about as
fine and as soft % -four. TDh salt IL s for nothing
but foz Immediate ne. and for table purposes. Ia
arength aDz Vitality 10 very much weakened by tbs
process o. drying and pulverzpg. Il il almost use
kss IS 4 preservatige of bu tar or meats.
There are twelve wells nov In use, varying from
eiznty 10 three hundred and thirty feet Ia depth.
One of four hur dred and fourteen ieet will soon be
brought into use. T~o Of these wells are SINK In
tho }ake, sixty feet bslow the bsd Of the lake and
| eighty below the surface OF the water. There are
thirty miles Of sqneduct logs for the conveying
| Of the brine To the different Establishments. Ons
hundred and thirty thousand cords Of wood ere usd
during the year, costing about four hundred THU
| Gard dOllars.
The salt season lasts from the first Of May "a
the last of November. The average amount Of
salt produced by each manufacturer is twenty
thousand bus els, making . business for each Of
about five thousand dollars The wells are nothing
more than tubes, which are sunk down until the
sails r. gioss are found, add then there found No
springs streams OF salt water bnt the brine ooz
from every side Of the large cavity which 10 dug OF
at the foot Of each tube. The grounds upon Viii b
the salt water l. founi belong to the State aud the
Stats supplies this water to the mauufa turer a. one
cent for every buahel manufactured
TIE estimate for this year il over six mllioas o.
bushels.
But IS the dinner bell is ringing, and my inner
NAV inc!ineth to the acceptanos OF its Invitation
verify must leave the salt works and 60 to dinner
NoRvAL.
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Our Rhode Island Correspondence.
PROVIDENCE, May %, 1855.

PROVIDENCE, may 70, looo.
Politics and Ippoiiuments-Ihe Kno,o Nothings
and their Strengfh-Jus:ices Of the Peace-An
An,yicGn Ukase-1ns A5olitioaists-7Hs Maine
Law to be emepded--W hat it has Done OH
F5syism aud Foreigners.
Think the memory Of our oldes. inhsb,tans docs
net iun back to the time when the big and little
politicians of little State in such uneasy
lures as at jast this moment. Ispeak literal truth
when say thst nobody knows what is to be, during
the present week. No programme Of performances
has been fixed upon, and seemingly, none can BE-,
tonight, when the party-for we have got but one
meets in caucus AZ Newport to arrange affairs for the
session. few sheris and cle Ks of courts that are
to be, are already pointed ont, but the more impo
tant Offices are in state of glorious uncertainty
Judges Of the Supreme Court are to be chosen; but
will the present incumbents, VINO are American
enough in heart, but who do not belong to "the
party" be reelected would answer tia. they
would not be, IL / could see men of the La who
were % well, or half % well qualified, and who
could put forward better claims upon the "Osdar.'
But the fact is, they have got but few lawyers In
side and these, with the exception Of tue Attorney
General are men Of small dimensions. They are
too well aware Of their issgnd lance to aspire to
the Supreme bench. I think, therefore, tina. NO
changes viii be made; but how the mater is to DO
got over, is more than do think. The subject is
creating deal OF thought aud talk, not only among
legal men, but with politicians of all grades and
col0rs. The wings generally counsel tho re eles.on
of the present incumbenfs, but the democrats urge
q clean sweep-some of them in the hope Of getting
o democrat or two upon the bench, and Others with
the purpose Of hsying the Know Nothinga make
themselves appear ridiculous, prosyipsive aud
Incompetent. IT msy be proper TO remark that oil
tie present Judges are wings.
Another matter OF smaller importance is creating
. deal of anxiety amongst another class Of people.
Is has been practice, heretofore to appoint an
almost innumcrable number Of Justices of the Pelce
from al parties The Office IL deemed sort OF
small change, with which to candidate people who
aspire 10 larger ones. This year word has gone
forth that none but Americans can be appointed
and naturally enough good deal Of feeling Is crea
ted. Every lawyer mugt have tbs oh1ce, or be SUP
jected to much Inconvenience; and yet not one in
I've can get IL II this rule 10 insisted upon. think
II win not he insisted upon but The lncambsnts
and sspirants are too anxious, for their comfort,
nevsrtk clsss and one Of ihem sho 10 qualified BY
AS IegAl talents for any judicial Office in the gfs II
he State said IN my presence an hour ago. Chat hs
Aop<d every id Kn0w Nothing In the State would
> In NeVport tomorrow, and thai the Old town
vculi slk b.fors they could get out Of itl'
wrote you Ga Friday that NO abolition move
psns wspla " Iiksg " sp'css& su more thsq
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
ouv wcvv jersey Uervsspsassnss.

our Ncyv jersey usrTssEsHs'
ELIzABBrHrows, N. j., June ~ 1850 !,
x..a N Runasng inn SssssnU--Saneg Dress Ban
:, Ebsabs coon, NJ L-Ssxss Of the Dresses uaas
rtrs Present., &c. St.
The grss. ban Of this phase has just passed oos
"a Car the entsrtainnsnt Of the fashionable ecr-
noe Of your readers, win lay before you sketch
a. Tho interesting affair. Knowing The reason Of
sberable loiress 10 be 81 an end, waa sOrse What
SURPRISED, few days since, whoa read The fol-
,oxtug invitation, sent to some Of your Us wen "a
cur osD bon tom -
OF 0 .
NRs. La OHARss
win be happy TO zee 4
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
Ill. l.. HAIIOWELT'S
CIOthing Store.

wv ~oS MARhEF street, above 9th street, under
- uhe lied Lion Hotel PHILADELPHIA
Where full assortment OF gOYS' CIoriIIN., a.,,
always be lad, Wholesale and Retail, at The vnr"
west rrlceH Tor Cash only ''
Decll 6m ~. I,,,,., -:
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
TO THE PUBLIC

THE subscriber would inform
49,. his friends and the public
1t,ssE ssi generally, that he intends to
4-eszF lMEakSAz l4sslks<sAz run Baggage Wagons and
HACKS to and from the Rail-
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose OF
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
cage, &c. He expects to locate in the west
art of Smyrna. where all orders will be thank
uly received and promptly attended to.
6,F He will also run Wagons to and from
Snytna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit
aud receive liberal share of the public patron
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dec 10, ,'55-tf.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
WAN i ed
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be exposed to Public Sale, on WED.
NESDAl, the ID day of JANUARY, 1856, at
the late residence of Benjamin Hackett, dec ID
~ Raymond's Neck, all the Personal Property
u win ch the sand Hackett died seized, as fol-
iOw,:
OAe HORSE, gentle in all kinds of harness;
on4 MARE, three MULES, one COLT, one
pair of work OXEN, two Fat Oxen, COWS,
ii head OF young CATTLE, "a Sheep, 6 Shoats,
SEE l Sow AID Pigs; one new Carriage,
- Plows, Cornsheller, Wheat-Reaper,
Fan, Cultvators, and other Farming Utensils
Also, 664 bushels of Wheat sowed OH the
uuud, IL or 1900 bushels of Corn in the CRIB,
nr-e quantity of Blade and Top Fodder, a
quantity of round Potatoes, cabbages, parsnips,
pu =. li,ns, &C.; a large lot OF Wheat-straw, to
De- i,:i on the farm.
Also, excellent Household Goods and Kitch-
en FurnIture, together with numerous other
articles unnecessary to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, at the place
lapve named, near Raymond's Meeting House,
- tue day designated, when conditions of sale
v.Iii be made known by
:rcI9. JONATHAN BROWN, Admir-.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
VALUABLE
Real Estate at Public Sale

WILL be sold at public sale, at the
..aiii Hotel of Tiighman Foxwell, in Smyrna,
azIE Del, on SATURDAY, the 29th OF De-
ceu.i,er, instant, valuable FARM situated in
DucA Crcek Hundred, Kent county, Del, on
.iiIe new road leading from the main road TO
FusOi's lhl, aud containing lO3 ACRES,
more Or cs- II Vi which is TInbered.
The SAID Farm ad JOINS lands OF Rees Lewis,
T. FoxweI, John Mayberry and james w.
Spruance, is only 1t miles from Smyrna, the
game dlstauce from the Smyrna Depot, aud the
delaware Railroad passes immediately along
80. ,t.t sill. of It, From its convenient dis
,uce from the thriving town OF Sinyrna-thc
a..s, yr,,u market in the State-the beautiful
u..,vnb,rilo,,I aud the convenience oftravelllng,
rs y,.,l as the facilities of conveying produce,
6.rt,Iizrrs, &c g, by the raIlrOud, 1t Is rendered
one of the most desirable places OF residence III
ihc country. ~
= The improvements are a brick Dwelling,
s,aoke house, stable, cribs &c.
fine young PEACH ORCHARD, Apple
n cbard. Cherry and other Fruit Trees, on the
Tne Land has fine clay subsoil. produces
well. and is susceptible of the highest Improve
ment. ;- .e A.o,,
Marr;s an the premises, James Bacon in Smyr-
a., or The undersigned. Terms made known
at sale. Sale to commence at ociocK' p H.
'se-ss ss6s. DAVID DIVER,
Dee 10 Ia Pennsgrove, New Jersey.
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
CLERK WANTED

., "A SALESMAN. understanding his business
In"ronghly, is wanted in Dry Good and Gro
Gerry S'ore IN Smyrna. For further ihforHa-
'ion' make early inquiry at dis Office.
Dec. Ii, 1855
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
IN TOWN AGAIN!

"a deal OF pleasure taken the publication of the fact to
firm
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
1N.OOO Peach Trees fnr Saie

10000 Peach Frees for Sale.
a 4 'EE subscriber has a large and well selected
tSZeA 4 Nursery of Peach and other Fruit Trees
~<~A Silver-ieGved Naples. Grape Vines Strawberry
~> AMI Raspberry Plants for sale at accomnudaII ing
prices. Catalogues of which. will be found with MIR
JONATHAN CArLlN, Smyrna, Del. who has ac
cepIed Agency for the sale of my Trees, 10 whom
reference made for further particuars-as t prices
aud ali other naters connected with tho procurement
and shipment OF Trees from said Nursery
JAMES s. PETERS,
COncordville Post Office,
sepI96t Delaware Co PA
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
yMYRN PRICES CURRENT
CoRRrcrAU Weekly FOR THE TINES.
NO ICE.

ET'IiE Stockholders of the Kent County Mn
tual INSURANCE COMPANY, will mec
at the office of the President, DIR. S. NJ. FISHER
IN Smyrna, on MONDAY. the 7th dav Januar,
next. QlIat being The LIST Monday in said month,
at 10 O'Clock, at which time an Election viii
take place for nine Directors to serve said Com.
pany for one year Interest on Deposit Notes
will he dn" on the lst day of January next, and
payable to the Treasurer, James Cowgirl, a,
Dover, or the authorized Agents, who will be
furnished with a list of interest due. Punctu-
a payment is earnestly requested at that time.
B. order.
GEO. B. DICKSON,
dccll-lm. Secretary
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19

R1- FOR BRONCHITIS Throat Disease Hacking
Cough, and the effects Of imprudent Use u Mercury
nmedi me has been discovered which has effect
ed such cures as Carriers Spanish Mixture.
T'mu diseases producod by salvation, Hacking
COlgh, Bro" chial Affections, Liver Disense Neural
ga aud R1e1matsm have all been relieved and cure.
in we ierlnl manner by the great purifier of lhe
blood, Cutters Spanish Mlxlure
The case of Il. Ii. Ramsay alone should satisfy anv
who donbt Gall loa the Agent and procure pamphlet
90 lainlng cures, which Will ast0und YOU
See advertisement,
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
'''Ehe GO0sl 'Vis.ae Conai,,g., !,

~, bY L. >. ARTHUR.
ilISe VINO wish TO hear something of that long ex
Pee'cd my should read this book VA
Ibis. IT. Is having an immense sale: > 600 copies HAVING
oeei ordered in advance of publ ntlun 'l's
We send copy hy IN. II. po. Il bald on rece,r or ,,,,
price, 81. J. " RIf Ini ~ pt't Pt Vi the
10 Nor'h Fourth street, Philadelphia Pa
d b-Agents wanted TO sell this and other no,nI,r
N' Wv 1t, all parts OF the United States Send for onr
L'St uild l,rmIs 10 Agents DccII.It '''
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
drcll-ln
For Sale.

THE unexpired term of colored BOY, II
years old,--having to serve until he is 25 wears
Of age. The said Boy is well-grown, stout,
hearty, and has been raised to the farming busi-
ness. OF For information, apply early at the
Tunes y" Printing Office, Smyrna, Del.
Dec. 19-'55-2w.
Diamond State copy 2weeks and send bill
to this OfficeN
Smyrna times., 1855-12-19
L..EATH Z: r.

FRITZ, HENDRY a. CO., No. 90 North
Third street, Philadelphia, Morocco Manufac-
turers, Couriers and Importers of French Calf
Skins, and dealers in Red and Oak Sole Leather
and Kipp. Feb. 2l--ly.