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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-21

WESTERN LANDS, "a PER ACRE-TIIREE TUou-
w tand acres first quality farming lands In western wscon-
sin, lying the line Of the la and Miaukis ana
Northwestern Railroad and the Mississippi and
rvers for sale for each ut three TO four dollars per acre r
changed for merchandise In part Land warrants located On
inint account or commission Apply 10 r. ~ BERTODy M
JGuncy court, Wall street, New York wv
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NOR SALE CHEAP-A LIGHT AND GENTEEI WHOLE
Il sale business. Has good class of customers in hs
city, Boston Philadelphia and other places The small amount
stock hand with of and all facilities
enjoyed by the advertiser will be sold low. From
eight hundred dollars will be required. Address
b. DEBENZON. Herald office
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TOR SALE OR TO LET-THE ELEGANT COUNTRY
seat Of the late Judge Rockwell at Fort Hamilton,
L. l. consisting of Ave OF land splendid mansion green
house. barn. carriage house boat house. choice
fruit variety raspberes and
berry beds all in good order 80 feet front
whole replee and commanding view of the and
Cars within few rods Of the premises Apply
TO OAKLEY WRIGHT, aucuoneers, No. . Court street
BROOKLYN
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INOR SALE CHEAP-A GOTHIC HOUSE AND ONE AND
half acres of land, a-quarter of a mile above Kingss
bridge, the road ten roos
marble mantes CRATES &C. The ground is laid out with
young fruit good bearing and shrubbery kinds,
There the place fine barn and other oubudngs and
fine well of enclosed the Access easy and
terms liberal Apply for further particulars 49, Third
nue., New York.
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FOR SALE.

xSOO SODA WATER AND GhAMpASEE ArrA
g table &c altogether cost 500. Apply at 404 Greenwich
street. front
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ENOR SALE OR TO LET-A NEAT COTTAGE THIRTEEN
rooms, fruit, shrubbery good water, &C. Biddle'a
Grove, Staten Island Apply 70 SAMUEL EDDY, No. HAno
street
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NOR SALE LOW-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
transparent and fancy soap business together with full in
structions But small capital required 10 insure fortune
Cali at 1913 West Twenty fourth street.
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FACTORY FOR SALE OR TO LET-S0 BY 50 FEE
IL with falling power hour and half iror
his city, close by depot with without land and houses
DIR. NJ. PRICE MOORE, Isl Chambers street.
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INSTRUCTIONS

=, ..y d a,.,.s.1 !. "a, ~; N. i.o,,roe,. Ia
oo'"'g r. !. n a nronsr
'e '.'''" "' a'pa''"''s ivy go ~
L. Seven minutes are allowed 70 each once
when not otherwise specified, for asserting he mas put
on railroad and steamboat routes 70 DC no more ae
lay than is sufficient for an exchange q the man
y On railroad and steamboat INES, anu ocf ou.cs
agents Of the department. also post ohce blanks man pags
locks and keys, are 20 be conveyed wnous ex.la
B. On railroad and steamboat lines brlusn anu
mails, when offered TO bc conveyed without aaditona
pay also, the route agents of the department ior
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TRAVELLERS Washington for tho western ei.Iss are ad
ysed Railroad Company hss made
provision ticket them and 70 cheek their dnse
Washington all the leading clues IN tns c
The and the Southwest gstf Iltf3 ft.
Congress Others at tho adjournmen will nnd
peculiarly avail themselves OF tho rseeny
ertonded facilities Of this ae which s the only route mat can
sor them through baggage checks In Warrington
The trains start daily from Washington station a o. q ana
Washington Junction
ouse Tor Benwood WheeIing connecting Benwood a.
with Central Ohio railroad trains for Zanesvls Newark
Cincinnati Louisville ndannpols Chi
Tsrre Hauls yncsnnss Alton 81 Louis
Nachez, Vicksburg, and New Orleans. IA 80 y. 80
Passengers desiring view the entire road daysnt may
8, and reaching Caebcrand NJ ~, p
until sis morning, when they e.uns me mp
accommodation an leaving there at that Tune ~ Whseng
where IL arrives at 4, p, l.a ~ 9.se -.
BY %, p. M washington they may re0eh Ben
day, seventeen hours nom washing
t01stIh aNlSEoH.l IA
BY they Cincinnati night in 36k
hours running me Washington and Cincinnati.
OF pcct safety
dna objects this and travellers may rely upon shom In
securing its advantages. III .........
stlNs Asep. Washington Station, WILLIAM g. WOODsIDE,
Master 81 transportation, Baltimore
Aug 9-dt20
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NO. oEAJ TII- N N
BY tho Prssidens OF the United states.

nnr - .-S = = --' '',' - .e o".'eu ssA'e' a..
IN Pursuance OF Jaw, FRANKLIN PIERCE President Of
the United states or Aheea hereby declare
that public sales viii be held al s aforementioned land Offices
the Iowa. atthe periods hereinafter desgnaisd wit
A, On. 4, Nd ana !, an Manaav a. f,h
a. ~ NJ 100 for ,s Ss M a. n5c nd ylbn
49, 49, * ~ a. ~ as,,s ~ ~ f ~ ~ ~
u'' ''""i's '-" 7" ""A'A'f'' - .a .r. f4Ef.
South Of the bass line and Dsst Of s ma principal meridian
Township, ninety nins and one hundred Of range tsa
Townshs ninet eight ana one 6undred OF range
sl..sa N'o"'NNS -'-' - 80 ''r - n 80
Ton asbns .ish, ma an. b.,s,sa NJ range
,,1y, 1872 ' ~'h''' '' -N' $50 ~ 80 ''e
Townshps ninety nine and one hundred of range Yteen
Tawnshns and ons hnndred OF rapse ouytesn
rnsh insy MN, aas ~ hanS,sS Of ,anss ssssa
rownshp one bsnd,sS or range s ss.sntesH s~
| Towns hin one hundred, OF rapse t1sntp.
Townsnps niney i've ninety seven
igh and ons hnnd,ed OF range
aa ne 6 S, " F pna mi eepeas on mepaaS As
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mo. 6e7.J
Notice


E, Notice
OF Of nds in Aissppi Alabama and Louisi-
IN Of the act Of Congress approved llh Of August 1885
making grant q LAND = ne STATE % MPp sa
MOBILE and New osan.
1"a he
az ~ nv s g Ss
.sbed Lands their dc 2. probably Is within
Tx MrsslssrrPr tAg1k
North ard sa Of As c4aetaw base linz and msrfdfa'
Toxn.apsi and :, q images $50 and'.
/ .sEy ssh1 East Of Pearl v rps
Townships and TO- Of ranges III Is, 10, %, and al
Nostl and sast Of Caoeta base line and meridian
Townships Q and 7, Of range s.
3 q and q aass' and O.
/ Township Z, Of range 10. .ra
East Of Pearl rfvsr Of He alst deg Of latitude
Townships a4s, S,7so and 10, Of ranges II, 49, la
oWn.sps and e ranges sHdls
townships 6, I, ., and ., Of range ai.d h2galss ,5s
East Of Pearl aud south Of tAs at dag Of latitude
Township. S. e 3, 10 lila and H.
swa:s I'd g. q .n as
4s.s:$s: 4; i ;,a.s vs. ,.,
Office CoLuMBUsi i@t h&"A
NORTH and east Of the CAoefaW base hne and maidian.
Townships TO- H. 49, 49, H. and Is, ofanses H. IS 49, II,
township 8, Of ranges 5.s7e,s 10, II, H. and 49,
E&eSFsA"a p9A Eba In ALABAMA. tsaatA w lH9A& t@i
Office at sT. STEPHENS
South Of the 3ia deg Of latitude and nest Of he merid.a.
Townships 6, 6, and Z, Of ranges J, 2, ?, nnd4 fsf
f'F n "a att In LOUISIANA. #fE
Office at GREENsBuRe; ~ q s4
South or the base line and cast Of the principal maian
Townships /, 8, and 0, OF range IL. ~. .,tu
Townships 2, 8, Q, and TO- of ranges Ia and 10.
Townships 8, Q, and 10, Of range IT, a'A ~ t7a""
( ONCE at NEw ORLKAns:
East of the Mississippf river.
Townships 1, 10, and 10, of range ~ east.
Townships TO- 10, of ranges ID and IA enst
Townships TO- III and IL, Of range is east. 81
Given under my hand General Land Once the city
Washington, this 18th day ofAugust, ID s. ...
,ts "a ~ sbEt fs Acting Commissioner.
Aug l6--law6wt Intel ssar1 ,qtE
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NOTICE no pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

hnl NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS. a
Every person entitled e the right Of empiion 70 any
lands within townships vowHshps above
required eaosh tho same the snfacon OF the
register and receiver of the land Office and make payment
practicable AFTER seeing th notice. and before
the day appointed of the public sale
embracing claimed otherwise such claim will
be forfeited. tat31Fg t3 i.ta kltse{& va aELgale5
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
IN, T. III NJ Commissioner the General Land Office.
Dec o3-lawI3w F flint q SnrJ Hnt
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urTaUs ANN IILUsTNATED WORKS, elegantly
hound and beautifully illustrated suitable for Christmas and
New Years presents. isrs7 s55Ha y a4. bp
s arc the beads Of memor rosary whereon she reckons
kind remembrances Of friends and old afcchons a{A
ANIMALS. @ s,
The Republican Court Society in Tho Days
inptop Qi portraits OF distinguished women. -. -,
be Cont of Napoleon Society under the First Empire ny
crank Goodrich With portraits Of beauties, wits and harones
The Souvenir Gallery with - ensravinss. SOL
The Moss Rose The snow Flake The Passion Flower, The
Memorvs t The Affections Friendship Offering The
Gem Annual Amaanh, Tho Token Of Fhendshp The Gold
on i Masuoa The Phopena, Fiendships Token, The
Fee Mason Annual, The Annual The The
TAKEN THE Garlsnd Hummine Bird Juveniles The Violet
The Pet Tho Rose Bud The Gem q tha sesson Inc
American Annual many others 100 numerous - enton all
beautifully illustrated tffE
ILLUSTRATED WORKS. eE
Byron Scott, Shakespeare, Moore, Pope Hogrm thompson
ewaus, Cook Burns, Shelly, Spencer bwi ntouront and
FLETCHER Conareve Faqunr and Fauburg fmouc Ffoissnrs
Dyron Gallery Gallery shakespeare eacr ana fndeni
ponucs beautifully Portraits Of the Fcfncfe Arsoc-
rncy Of England beautifully
Of Women beauy illustrated Ths Queens Of
Enrland OF Charles IL Inc focncm AZ
BUR-, Milton LAeso and n Pcnseose illustrated vita ngs
steel ", -, ~. 2 xs,r,;,,, ro,o,v }snirnJid
Poetry Year. elegantly inusuntrd Poetry o. me
eds elegantly sabbat, Bells, elegantly illustrated
Poetry OF Woods, elegantly iun,cd snenuayF LAYS y
san,y Illustrated Reques OF Ancient Romance and Poetry
And many other Works suitable for HOLIDAY gifts
- 80 fa arso lRpl lnF0tf q 4Eh9A
o assortment OF Works. beautifully bound and istra
together with large supply Fl Family Bibles Of various Styles
N ndps vcyetbouud Prayer Books and bcs OF dneren'
sises' "''o " '""" ~ $500 TAYLOR,A MAURY,s
n.ooa bookstore, near 9th Sc
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Episcopal High school Of virginia.
AZ Howard on tie HsisAt three 81 .alerana ~
..t sN2s0 Rev. JOHN r. MCGUIRE Rector.
THE will "Wednesday, 10Th Sep
Terms saas board tuition the regular ac Modern
other CLERGY w. Esy
Rts S
,nSs Rev. vI McGare theological
S hoy I. D issg n 1855. .. l ,. ..r
FURTHER Arrivals Taylor q maufy's. i,}
Ts ysss y S'S S oS.ann
new q $ y sS0ss S sy Gustav
Kooag co, s % morocco anqe S sR English .do0
vi The ancient Mariner illustrated. 80. saW
The Poescai WORK. Of George Bebsr illustrated. As
Dickenss Little Domi, Cloth p 2s paper cover, 'occn''
Mleduca Thousand Pleasant Things selected from Notes
Paul Fame, nevei; by willis. 81 Is, ~ 4-h
Of e late Francis Key ed author Of e star panged
British Acan Provinces Illustrated BY The author and Oscar
Rhymes and Roundelayes in praise country n oely II
variety q magnificent coming including
choice stock especially adapted for oh street
FRENCH JuvISNILE hooks for youth ali ages,
In Iss well ~ Of e
on nee o ANU - ''g- ag FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW BOOKS Ar TAYLOR Il mAUHYs- .vf.
IN Rev. Chss H. Hall. vols ~.
Mliedulcia, a Thousand Pleasant Things. 81 So
Comment Paris French a Spoken in rnris BY
u,nsn,ed edition Of Ancient Mariner. f,cv3 in
Nov 3, bookstore, 9th
g,REyCyy BD0Ks-Fnc editions OF OF the standard
Of beautifully Illustrated
richly bound, recently imported direct from Paris
Dec CT Nt az 0niFhANCk TAYLOR.
DUHE LISBON wINB-r JUST Ave dfth
L pure Lisbon wine. ~ .lf
This invoice the subscriber by friend in
who received IL direct from Lisbon This affords
chance &c, pure wine moderate For sale
by VIM M. Units,
-l2eoa Saturdays No. CT Louisiana
CENEsAL Index 20 the English Common Lsw re
by Bidde and Mceurtro OF the Phadelpha bar sur
nishng and ready application Of the immense
body Of learning contained those voumcseompee In two
~ fn Just issued, and this day received by -
Dee IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW OEiniaI Congress ertory contairng the
scson Congress- other valuable in
formation
Just published by t9' g TAYLOR a MAURy,
taft 'jtte' Fool
MRS. BLUNrS Christmas BoolTbe Christmas Star for
MI the poor by the author Of vBresd Price Is cents,
Just publishedm TAYLOR = MAuRI's
DecN Bookstore, near s,h street.
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
EM $3.50

sgsr.rr q MIss,ssIsps CRY s 2, n
ne soulhs Railroad Company proposals nom contractors
or the clearing, graduation ussins and bridging
'cAdway eastern division q Hsir road, .
Also lo furnishing The cross es and for the uaeking with
All other work Stations platforms depo Se required
ns saaaoa 20 cubic and
$1,000 cubic yards Of euban kment.
me treslins TO 1000 feet
me masonry for eulveris amounts 10000 perch,
% aa he @ 81 SossaSs and win he
en Of bidders, either ior-
IT, The work Of construction exclusive Of etOsses
!,I EOr each item Of work, entire and
w For the grading Of ehe ora specified number Of sections
" So cToss-ues TO be furnished the nurnber specified,
vi For The entire ucon, ready for the iron, Of either Of the
hrse divisions hereinafter named or .~s road. s III
ea e om Of Brandon 70 the Mobile and road I
miles. gneS viii 3 sass INTO ss a s @ as s
In the bidder WI. STATE his item Pess and
e s % s s @ % . S s
eess either much eahie yard upon the largest m'
making proposals. desired to make them in four
cash, payable ana snsaaii Il ne
way, third IN The stock Of ns company
sn pas a annually Payable entirely
,y fssses credentials company the right Of
saps podss and may this once and
further information will be furnished Upon application the
The railroad Jackson the capital o. ,hs
nnns and well equipped to that point II extends rom
n,srseeon Of he Mobile and ONO roaS miles
audsdsle county ana passes through ,hs
ong county, well watered and Of health
Il. ca;oaa snS The grading
niles generally light and upon The most Of ihs sections ne
heaviest cuts The material = Of character easily
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.,1ouUs at Charles Lamb, fsatllic einckin-
osb oIeridge svvn Bacon, BURKE Lsmartnc, Godsmih
Webster m,ons prose, Irving Carlyle, Gibbons
pume,s Milford, Spectator and other OF me pmn
Mcauy Miseeanies and Other o. me sandaro a
bindinrs mostly imported from London by himself .yrop
Dec at "a a K iH Eri18rB tfs ~ $500 AHf-
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DRtvATE Bankers the United 6tatcas s8ys@ 1881
e The Bankers Mag zine for November contains :. ,
l. M OF Private bankers every and city OF hs United
u SN.lNf
H. List Members of the New York Board Of Brokers'
Ill History OF Banking in the United States. si 4Fa3i
w Monthly Table Of Government Stocks State CITY, County
Railroad Shares Bonds, sc. .
History Banking History Of eavngs
Isanks Bankers, sc. $780, y ag548
Monthly, 1--WE dollars per annum. ......~,.ga ArN
Nov 29-6td&cs i3 s9 No. l62 Pearl street, New York.
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school, ye
Seven Bufdng 1888 Pennsylvania Warrington d. C.
open september stating PARTICULARS and
containing highest testimonials be had at the prnc
pal bookstores and at her residence
.rf
The Riaht Rev Alouzo Potter d. D., LII. ID. a4t
The RICH, REV. George w. Doane, d. D., LIZ D. ,a aJs
The Right Rev. William r. Whittingham D. D., LII. d.
Joseph Henry LIZ d. Secretary Of Smithsonian Institute
Washington, ID. q. tg yllfgt t1a yatE =, IA, - .,
Prof A. Dallas Bach superintendent OF me United states coas
Lieut. NJ r. Maury LIZ D., United states navy National OBJ
eervatory.
General John Mason, washington, % g. 100
Col sam Cooper Adjtant General United States army, Wash
ingon u. G. f.s.f a. 49, f.. vi
James q. Mechan, esq, Librarian to Congress. Etf
Hon. James Can,pbell Postmaster General @..
Hon. Eis Lrwl Chief Justice Of Supreme Court Of Pennvy
vania a " &c.. - 80 - .
Pennsylvania. lLc lP'9tf itft G
Fon. George Vail, NJ G. from New Jersey. ae
Hon, Robert J. Walker, Warrington, ID. q. ..e-
Hon. Charles Faulkner, M. g. nom Virginia.
Hon. Jefferson Dnvr Hecretsiy Of Wnr washington, D.
Angs1-cud0m NrfgttiNI at .fsfY n h+WF tfT
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nARPETfNG-We would particularly invite the attention OF
persons wishing furnish handsomely TO our ne and
beautiful styles Of imported English, velvet tapestry and Br issels
carpeug, exhibiting department., second and
third paid unusual attention TO the selection OF
these goods their superb quality rich color
ing, designs moderate prices will recommend
them them the necessity
of going North TO make their purchases
I'VE have also in store great variety tapestry Brussels
stamped 3py ingram, Venetian carpetng
large sales in New York and will be sold
unusually cheap 7 9i ~ BARNES mlICnELL
. Sen lg-eoif3w 5aT i-54N cesar
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ErRsr PREMIUM PIANOs.-Just received at my piano
store Pennsylvania avenue, three
splendid Of * and on oetsves from hc factory q Stein
way sons 0btaintd the first
the last Metropolitan Fair and at the American Institute Hav
sole for the sale % these pianos IN me District
purchasing elsewhere They ard not surpassed ny any
pianos ma In country In Europe. it q a4.a T.
have of and second hand
moderate and ACCOMMODATING TERMS
For good all pianos purchased from
will be kept year without extra charge -
Oct 9--eod3tt d ,,.fg gns. f. 2. RElChENbACh
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Duvail Il Bros, Merchant TaiIOrs,
receiving their fall and winter goods of the latest styles
IA and importations from New York. f
They have also the fall winter Styles
generally invited 10 call cnny and
DUvALL 4 BRO, Penn. avenue,
Between Four and "a half and Sixth streets
on ! y y 4 Il VI
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U,IssE Kerturky Military Institute, directed by
OF vors appointed ny the smte under the surefn
Of Col e. w. MORGAN, distinguished graduate Of
FONT and practical engineer aided by an abe faculty.
study that taught In the best colleges win hf
addition OF extended in mathcmais mechanico
practical engineering and mining geology also IN English literature
rhetorical rssdny sookhcering and business FORMS and In mod
languages. F lrFN t.B tit ,lt4
The nnneenh opens the second Monday
sepembcr 1856 Charge 5Oa per bayeary
session, payable IN advance. .s-L..s.4
The txtsnslun buildings this session
Students necessarily
cned Applications before the 18th October.
Hon. 5ecrres OF War ard OF the
Treasury.
Address superintendent fiay Institute, Fnnkn
~ ''s'' " - 49, $50 r. DUDLEY,
Avg fG--eoaD ecptl5tboct President Of the Board.
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isn's Guide Key Of Paradise, 81 Vncents Manual pous
Guide Gems of Devotion, 5ou United Jesus Child OF Mary,
Following Christ Holiness Jesus The Blessed
sacrament Prnca Hohensoes Prayer Book, Elevation OF tho
sou Augustine, Vcspe and Others, In
cheap well as in and other binding. with casp &C.
Lee % tA 9"E FRAhCK TAYLOR
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NEW JUVENILE HOOKS
stories OF an Old Maid Translated from the French
Sedgemoor; or, Lessons. BY Mrs. MannsTs.A
I IA Douglass FARM Edited by s'Cousin Alice" aa3
Old Whiteys Trst By A. Oaky Hall
I About Common Things BY Jacob Abbott
Audubon the Naturalist. BY Ms 81 John. -...
t0r BY l.. Maria Child 23t 8i-i
ChiId's History Of Rome BY JsbB Bosncr' svois
Dialogues. BY Jacob Abbott. sE sssas 4asA eyssI
W The Kim ~ fA5
Merry Old England. By Miss Juln Conner.
Tales from Saxon Histoy. BY Emily Taylor. Ftna1
Stories of the Canadian Forest By Mrs Traill.illA
Howlt's Picture for the Young. "a gs,E TgEl
Use Young Humphrey Davy. By Henry Mayhow.
And Others recently imported from England and Fanc
Dec 10 x vi .4l&HEfe ada1EE 44tNk FRANCk TAYLOR
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T,INIB BibIcs blpdipKs family Bibles, octave
Bibles pocket Bibles and other Sizes some with ciHps other
bound velvet recently opened some Of Them from
London direct by fhANCh TAfbOk
Dect
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London direct by FhANCh TAfboh
Dee i3t
oERMONs. BY tho Rev. William Archer Butler.
u Second SERIES : 2louy ErasA
Art scenery other Papers BY Horace Bnney Wallace
1 vol. =.
IShnaeI and the Church By Lewis Cheesemsn, u. n.
Dr. Kaue's ESpcditicn y vols Illustrated. gtHhl
Adventures Wiids of America. BY Charles Iaprnan
vols 6vo. Illustrated o-s ..t.tf sg ....gs. - -,
Mhnua OF Etiquette In washington and other Cesin he
Union.
poETs wordswous, southey Campbell, Milton, Byron Dry
Moore Tennyon, Bryant, Longeow Helieek, wins,
Thomson Cowpc Rogers Chauce shakespeare Pope and mos
authors be found In fine bindings hs doom
of ihe fine English editions, I'm
ported BY himself direct from London, ,a, u,.,,, On
Dec IS FkhNCh fhfhoh'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
Z. lohn s. Carlile.

~
We recommend this gentleman 70 learE
wisdom and virtue from the lessons q +
yersity. No longer exposed 70 the ~
tations Of money andiotficc, v ps's !, 9
sec evidences Of reform 'aa' uhaef ~
We Ire rtain he !, would would nev-
er exhibit. We mink he oughtto "leaye
bis country IL his codntry's good fle
o,obt h. 60 to Ohio. With proper ed
,,,eat; N, he has some talents Of q fanati-
sar Kind that would make him 9 better
than he has ever been VIZ
ginian. Despite his birth, our State 4
not congenial to him. Ellis occupations
gomez
We call on the Democrat ic press
to watch that he does not attempt 70 en-
ter the Democratic party again. Inside
he would annoy US like any other insect;
outside oft, we say tp him as Uncle To-
BY did to the tly-4'the world is wide
enough for you and t.
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The Victory.

III tisHdelightful to: havdtne~ harder Po-
litical work to DO thanto sit down and
GROW. At one time we concluded to
write along article Of delectation over
the suspicious result. But our#jjoy is
;~we refuse to.bors OURSELVES and
the public by any elaborate expression
oft. We refer our reader for Particu.s
lars IN regard tb tho election, to the re !
turns in another column. Suffice it TO.
say, the Democrats have carried Virgin
10. In our loose, unmathematical way,
HE scarcely think Of ruling by a majority
we delight I'd think that We rale by
4 unanimity-by the will Iof the ahoie
PEOPLE. If thissis hyperbdle now, it is
fast approaching fact.
We are tile Alexander of parties-al-
most reduced I'd the condition Of signing
for other politich worlds to .subjugate.-
In the world subject to our own dominion,
truth is SO prevalent that it almost. longs
to be encountered by error III is al
most painful tdsubmit to q victory so
easy and eompl 4te, that it amounts. to tie
extinction Of Che yangpished. The min
GRITTY is growing tooweak to indulge in
envy, hatred, Inalace, uncharitableness
and other piqualt vices, They have not
spirit enough To- be approaching specta-
torsof our triumph. Our triumph was
SD easy and universal tits almost monoti-
nous. There are not enough Of the 9th
Ct party to support 1nendacity as
an institution any longer: even the Rich
mnond Whig will be compelled to affect
truth and decency on aceount.of the
shortness Of tho patronage tliatIw be
bestowed on its vices.
Once again tile government is confid-
Lea to our hsndsI The theory that the
government IS conducted upon tie con
sent d the governed, is almost praey
tically realized. Dissent scarcely exists;
or fit is heard, it is rather petulance,
disapp ointment, or temper, n. p real re-
sistance. Theltrusti an important one.
which we must discharge with fidelity
and dignity. The more unanimops the
selection OF. our pFinciples and men. the