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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-05
Our thanks are due j. H. BArEMAE, Esq :, for
particular favors


STAY AT HeNE.-Why, move West to procure
home when there is SO much vacant land hero
In the East? Here in Delaware there is plenty Of
good land almost as cheap as can be had in the
West, and fully as productive. There are hundreds
Of acres in our State now laying idle, which would,
with less labor than IL takes to bring into cuiva-
tlon land In the vest, make the finest and most
productive farms in the country, with excellent
markets for all kinds Of farm produce almost at
your doors. Why, then, we say, go to the " far
west" and endure the privatiOns of new country
when you can better your self by staying at home
Many are afraid that the land in the lower part
Of this State Ia not congebial to health. This Is
mistaken idea. The land is as conducive to health
as can be found any whore 10 the country. Chills
and fever, however, do prevail in some few 10 ales
where the land Is low and damp, but these are fast
disappearing before the strong arm of industry, and
as the primeva forests are removed and the lind
subjected to cultivation, they will evidently become
entirely extinct This, then, ia slight objecton
to offer, all things considered The timber is plenty,
large, and OF the best quality easy Of access, ard
always commands good market price.
We would say to all who want to purchase cheap
home, to come to Delaware. The superiour adyan-
tases which our State possesses over the now States
In the west consist n it's convenience to the largest
cities ofihe countIy-Philadelphia Baltimore, and
New-Ycrk, aiording excellent markets. for all kinds
OF produce, and offering all the convent enoe of civ
lliaation; of it's convenience to railroads, steam-
boats, canals, 30, advantages which are not DO
sessed in the new settlements in the west
Stay at home, and il you want to move, move 10
Delaware in preference to tho west where il takes
lifetime of inoesSant toll to procu the convent.
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AZ the residence Of her father in New Castle Hundred
on the 9TH utimo, MARTHA JANE, eldest daughter Of
John smith, aged p years. ~ "
TN the 18th ultiIno in ChicHgO Ill.,, IfzzIR GIFRFN.
only daughter of Edward NJ. and sally A. Freeze aged
Is mnnths and 2weeks ' 49,
II North West Fork Hundred, Sussex county on the
~ Of september LIZZIE Bun TON, dRug hter OF Isaac n
anu lYda W lley, aged years. months and 81 days-
Tue death OF this beautiful and Interesting girl is keenly
iet by her parents and by all who knew heshe was the
hul oil her tather and mother who watched with tAn
unusual interest oyer their little devoted prafter and
looked forward 10 days Of happiness.
In this CITY, goth inst, John BRowy son Of Joseph
Brown, aged years. "
in this city, on the sd nsi ANN Rowan, aged 60 yeurs
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NEw Mit.LINHRY.
IN 4 WEST EOfTUTU GspR FEET

sxaa MRS. A. INGRAM has taken the store former
Nh Nv occupied by Mrs, Ormo, No. West Fouit
y Street. and has now on hand good sssortme9t Of
bOns, Head Dresses, 49,, 3d.. which she is selling at
very low rates. her ices being accordance with the
times. Those wishing articles in her line are in
vted to calla examine iog themselves she will also
they procure III Tor Philadelphia, her arrangements
tina. she can purchase more favorable terms
than those doing smaller amount of business.
usual rates, Nov 2-imr,
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BRs. MYRA CLARK GANEs.-It must be
gratifying to the numerous friends Of this lady
in Delaware, and TO the lovers Of Truth and
Justice everywhere, to learn, that the arduo1s
and long struggle In which she has been en-
gagged 10 recover her iather's Estate, which
through the combination OF evilmen have been
so long withheld from her, is aboutto be fully
consutnated, and restored to her.
Providence has stood by her in all her trials,
removing by degrees the barriers which OBJ
structed her progress. Une by one her
persecutoEs has been stricken down, and late
New Orleans papers record the deaths of two
Of her most wanton and vindictiYc defamers,
Richard kclf and Horatio Davis. There re-
mains n0w, but one hoary headed yillitler, and
he resides IN ths CITY Of Broiherly LoUe, where
his philosophy may be taxed for consolation
while pondering over the realities which caused
the death Of Richard Relf. The following is
from tho New Orleans Delta Of late date;
"This lady deserves to rank among the fore
most Of gifted and extraordinary women Of this
or other times. II hope that no reverse can
dampen, faith that holds fast to its conviction
though all around may fall, courage that
mount9 higher with Opposition and darea the
more the mightier the foe, will that triumphant
ly encounters mans will, and intellect that
matches mans intellect, united with o warm,
generous and magnanimons heart and true
VI CilhfhCttT-lltH cNu COusllNulc u
heroic woman, then is Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines
heroine in much more than the conventional
sense in which the term is employed by ro-
mancists and noyelists. Her history surpAsses
romance--it is stranger than fiction.
Mrs. Gaines is now in this city, supsrintend-
ing in person the procurement Of important ev-
idence to be produced in her case before the
United States District Court, sitting in New
orleans next month. This evidence is said to
embrace new and startling discoveries In the
records pertaining to the will of Daniel Clark
and the relations between him and Richard
Rel, and to be such as 10 inspire the utmost
confidence on the part OF Mrs. Gaines in the
positive and defnitive success Of her cause
Such result, after twenty-five years wonder
fol persessE,snce and heroic struggle, would
seem to gaklrate the existence OF a just God
who will mol Iorsake those who, convinced OF
the Justice 0. their cause, trust in Him and re-
fuse TO despair.
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY, OcT. sd, la57.
Upon the nnlilination oil Spencer Chnnder Auminls
u tratorOf III nnHh Chandler, late q niil Greek a,
said County decoa5ed; 4 Is SMniiIaor az" po,isSd
give ntoe OF the granting Of Letters Of Admnslfainh
bon the OF the deceased with The date OF granting
thereof b. Causpg adyeItismepts to be posted within
no publ places the county of New Castle, requir-
Ing MI pcrsjns having demands agnnst ihe Estate, TO
nresent tle abide By Act of Assembly IN such
"a SO made and PROVIDED Ant also cause the same "a be
inserted within the riOd IN the Delaware Re
publican, news paper published in Wilmington, and to
be continued therein two months. -,
H.. SIS Register Aforesaid, a New Castle, N New
}t Castle County aforesaid the day and year above
written. PETER b. NANDEVER, Register.
NOTiCE-Atl person, having claims against the
EfiRte of the deselsed mast present the same duly at
tested go the Administrator OF before tile STd gay ni
pri ieSS, abce the Act Of Assembly IN such case
uitds and provided. SPENCER ChANDl,EkI
LlatIE Inn N
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1
The Times IN NEW ioRK.-Th correspon.
| dent OF the Ledger, writing under date OF the
| Sd inst, says The Irish and German labor
| ers cut of employment turned election day to
account, In holding another Sc hunger'' meet
ing up in Tompkins Square. The proceedings
We're Of the most disorderly character. The
report in the Express says
SIeeehes were made by several OF the lead
Ing men upon what course it was best to adopt
to get relief from the city for their starving
families.
German residing at the corner of Avenue
and Tenth street, made a few remarks and
stated that he had a wife and six children, and
that not one Of his family had not tasted Of
bread, or anything else, since yesterday (Mon-
day. morning. His children had been out to
beg, but could get nothing to eat for the last
twenty-tour hours.
The crowd at last became so worked up that
they set to work tearing down the wooden
ionco around the Square, and in the short
space OF half an hour not pale of the fence
was lett standing; they carried it all away to
their homes for flrewood.
A party OF ahont une hundred formed them
selves into club and marched to the residence
Of several of the candidates, offering to vote
Tor them II they would give them money so as
to get food for their families. They We're how
ever, unsuccessful, as there were too many of
them, and 1t would require too large sum TO
satisfy them ALL
Another meeting will be held this afternoon,
IN the squire some purpose that as soon as
they get good number together they proceed
and sack several grocery and provision stores,
as food they must and shall have.
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AMEAsuRE OF RRLIEF.-The Chicago papers
are calling on Governor Bissen, Of Illinois,
aud the State treasurer to anticipate the pay
ment of the interest on the State debt by pay
ing that interest at once. There is now in the
treasury 100000 set apart for this especial
purpose, but not due till the first of January
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EnR REMT-

MA THE new snd commodious HOTEL, situn-
VIM ted on the conner Of Man and Methodist sis
Town OF smyrna The House thres stories high hay
ing front Of hundred and seventy i've feet on the
above named streets, and having large nnmhsr OF well
" single gentemen II is the largest convent
entity nrrang Hotel the State Of Della and to an
energetic and experienced offers Inducements rare
u Ia be met with. For further inf omation apply TO
DnCT. SAMUEL M. FISHER.
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I 3- For the Delaware Republican.
Ma. EbIroR You will oblige your fellow.
| citizens by Publishing the following from the
Philadelphia Ledger of the I'd inst. The re-
| form there spoken Of, should attract the at
| tion OF the Council of Wilmington no less than
that Of Philadelphia; and now il the proper
| time to make It, when so large portion of the
laboring population are out of employ, and
| lind it SO difficult to procure a living. 1t is
but right right that if the price is retained, the
quantity should be given. Lot the question
be agitated. o.
REFORMING THE MEASURES citizens Of
Philadelphia have for long time complained
OF the small measures Of capacity which are
used in the sale of edibles. In spite of paid
officer TO superntend and see that they are the
proper size, many OF them are not only def
cient in the capacity required by act of Assem-
bly,, but some are entirely unknown or unre-
cognized as belonging to any legal standard.
These measures are a fraud upon tho commun-
ity, and those, the capacity Of which is not
hSed @S-sa y-have been ntIoduced only to es-
cape legal penalties, and consequently are
fraud in their inception. There is no pablo
convenience which requires that potatoes, ap-
pies, turnips, &e., shall be sold by the basket.
A half bushel measure legally stamped, would
answer for convenience, the same purpose.
But then half bushel would require the legal
stamp, and the absence of it, where fraud was
intended vonid snbiect the selIer IN n nenaltv
The baslet theyarore "a a connaniant shsItsr
for rascsl;ty We AZ 20 n,asn that hnnast
nersons na.,ar ~, ~ ~ has,sat .hnr. .,saha
bIv follow had cns,,n, bnt I'M 5.srct certo;n-
lv never sss in,rad,,na J ~. s Samas. saI,ar
swinS,ad ~ ~ ~ "n.en .se puS"a ,.s ~
ReenIstad h. NJ sso " s.andsrd IA smh,ao,ad
to no at1oa Nv ,osai .tn,. anu
svas ~ AZ sapelsislo 10 a. .ney a.e VI - iiaus
ticitv Of ~ n; VI .ne sgher ~ 'no Tharo
are 3iffsrencss Sas'1o eh VIII nUm 40
mech IN anantitv WA az hes.,oss hana s,aciac
Peeh in quuntity, ana as pasKeps nave specinc
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C. M. RIFFsRT'S
BIZ n SIS FOu N dry,

No. 8 West Sc, boIWecn Front a. second,
Wilmington, Delaware.
THE subscriber is prepared to make all kinds of Brass
! CASTINGS for Maehinists, Plumbers, and Gas Fit
ers, &c., his personal attention given entirely the
business, and all orders will be filled shortest possible
notice.
az Brass Castings only are madeat this establishment
Nav III "i VI ''o u"'' CyRITs NJ RIFFERT
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NOTICE.

THE Co-parneGship here oore existing between the
! dIm Of RiiFert 4 Hrtzell, Brass Founders AMI Ma
chnepts this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
having eans Hghinst the late firm will plense
E6ss at M asE ss;ss%saS aSs VsF
fert ny N h .1s n NJ, N u ~ Z ,trInErI't
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nssfgnseJs Notice.

NOTICE 70 hereby given that Wm. B. Smith and
nDlnlel w. smith, trading undf the firm Of smith
& @ s nave th,s day qds an Assignment 20 me "a
enects Iands and tenlmena individual and Go partner
shlp. Those having demands NAV present them, and
huae IND ebted f them either of them feQues
10 make Immediate payment TO me.
October 3lst. 1s57.--NOv 5-6t. JAS. 3. SAGER.
GREAT SACRIFICES IN DKESS TRIM MINGs.
ofts magaiheent stock o. Ladies Dress inmngs ali
70 close them out for Cash only mt X. KLElN'S. Also
aspendd o deries Of all Kinds ut the
Iates All those want 0i any hing in this line HhOa Id
pei soon nt kllN'S, no Market street, above 4tht
MlIImlnglOL. Dnl. NitA LII.
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lOH SALE.

A a. A AN elcgurf ID cOInmodious' private resi-
YEE Ience situated on Market street IN th city Of
.b Wilmington, the main building 434 by 10 e.,
49,. with handsome office and convenient back bud
dllgs, and contains all the modern improvements, hot
ana cod water bath, water closet, gas, &c.. The lot ia
20 ieet I1ni BY a e e. deco being about Of acre
house. Price Sl2000.
SIKH -one acres OF Marsh within mule Of the City or
W llmngton, with Frame Houge and Barn. This pro-
perry T. particularly well Pdhpted to trucking and gSaz
ing Prlce S65 PeTncre. Apply TO .,
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGn.

NEW York, November 3.-The steamship
AragO, Capt. Lines, which left Havre and
Southampton on the 8lst of October, arrived
at this port about eleven O'Clock this morning.
She brings 100000, or about million OF
dollars, in specie.
Among the passengers by the Arago are Au-
guste Belmont, u. S. Minister at the Hague,
Charles Loosely, Consul to Austria, the family
OF Col. Fremont, Lorenzo Starr, bearer of des-
patches from London, and Bishor Marnhant,
of New Orleans.
The American adyices by the Canada and
Ariel, reached Liverpool, on the 18th ult. The
Anglo Saxon from Quebec, arrived out on the
goth nlt.
The suspention of Whan Mclean Co., of
Glasgow, and Hamilton, Canada, is announced.
Their assets will show a considerable surplus.
The ship Richard Anderson, from Baltimore
bound to Rotterdam, foundere at sea on the
10Th OF September. The second mate, John
Alridge, was lost, but the remainder OF the
crew were rescued by a FreRch barque and
landed at Weymouth. Captain Anderson ar
rived here on the Arago.
The ship Ellen Stewart, from Baltimore,
bound to HRyre, was oil Penzance on the 14th
Of October.
The bank discount at Hamburg had advance
ed to % per cent. At Bremen the tightness of
the money market was more severe.
The Legislative Assembly is to be conyoked
about the end of N ovember.
The Council Of State was to resume its la
bors on the Doth of October.
Breadstufis in France had fallen to ordinary
prices in consequence of the plentiful crops.
Lord Howden is said TO have had long pri-
vate audience with the Emperor Napoleon.
TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.--It is stated,that ac-
tive preparations are being made with the view
OF laying the Atlantic submarine cable next
summer, the month of June having been So
lected as the most favorable for the work. The
company have ordered the manufacture of four
hundred additional miles, which will be ready
for shipment, if necessary, in January, with
the understanding that if they should not sue
coed in their attempt to recover the three hun
dred and forty miles now submerged, they are
to have as much additional cable made within
twenty. eight days as may be considered neces-
sary TO supply the deficiency. -...
F--
MARINE Losses FOR OoToBER.-1,he New
York Courier publishes a list of marine losses
for the past month, showing an aggregate of
forty-two vessels, of which six were SHIPS nine
were barks, five were briggs and twenty-five were
schooners. The total value of property lost
was sir hundred and siEfy-three thousand, three
hundred dollars. This is the value of the prop
erty totally lost, exclusive of damages to YES
sells not amounting to total loss and of partial
losses Of cargo. The Losses by marine disas-
tiers since the first of January foot up a total
of SIT, 42l 900, and the number of vessels lost
Is 487.
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MARRIEn
i
DIED,

On the ID inst By Rev. pr. Cooke, Mr.. GeoRsE r..
zis' daughter OF Charles Moore, Esq, Of this CITY.
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,lIE subscriber being about to mind his business
and protect his property, especially ms Overcast,
ton and punishment Of the thief thieves stoo his
Raglan Eoat from The Bar Room of Nathan Broslus,
Esq, ST. Georges, provided, the thief
stolore9enty keg e robso GO romA o. Newton hsd,
and broke into the Drug store of Doctor j. A. Sutton,
int the store of Fl. l.. pecknrd ESQ., the store of
Morris DO gers aud attempted to break into the store
of O. Newton, Esq an stNe some years since from
the store Of Wolcott Garman about $500 worth Of
gOoLs And yet more recently, atole from Is. p Herd
Ian, Esq. OF harness and gun and also stole
y,roua tnss Try articles too numerous MENTION
Or will give the ab Annually for the support
of PoioaInSt GenrH 20 long husne reqises
me to stop there OF in the vicinity. A. l.. CORY.
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ELECTION IN DETRoT.-The municipal oIec
ton to-day passed off quietly. Patton, the
Democratic candidate fer Mayor, has been e.
lected by abont 00majority. The Democrats
have undoubtedly elected the whole ticket,
AM. nine ont of twelve Of the Aldermen.
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E.ARKHr STREET PROPERTY ar

PRIVATE SALE.
A. THE property In Market street, No, So. now
Y:lsY ~ she tenure Of Thomas ]. a lison and r. D.
sion gwen the .5th oil rch next For further par
iislIars nqrire at the FARMERS BANK.
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LOUISIANA ELRoTIoN.--NEw ORLEANS, Nov.
p nc state election which washeld yester-
day, was quietly conducted. Only a small
vote was cast. But little interest was felt in
thus city. Four members of Congress, mem.
be.s OF the State Legislature and various State
ohcers, wore elected. The American tickle
is successful by a considerable majority,
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yStfsTs3 SPRAYED away from tho subscriber, corner
~ Of Sixth and Orange streets, on the 2ist OF Dc-
tohrr, large red 6rtndle Gov. having tOlerutly
,esse agen horns witha brand on one Of them, some
nneyears old and gIyinE milk. Any person returning
her Or y ylng information where she nay be found VIII
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4 NEW Portable Forge.

e1A-e. III ESFi FORCES made expressly for use.
eAshe& forge wanted, you have only to set II down
~ come ,,rnsr AID 20 work. For Farmers, Alanuac
tnrsTs MleFs, Miners &c and indeed for all who want
1cca ,lupa! forging DONE They are the very
t6pE as m ey can 6e renol ed al any time And replaced
asia ~ s ~ three four miles TO Blacksmith shop,
viii Io6 III Il they could do themselves in few MINUTES,
with or witho " an & W. DAVIS Machine shop,
S''A' " Wilmington, Del,
- S,nIn, ~ COUGH SYRUP.-The great Yer
~ su nption pre- Wehter ~ s'' w - Aug6
LEY, Milford, Sl'
~ S,1-11sI "A Thite Lnlment.-rhe Hrest Ike iy
~ Remedy, 70; eli 1sa man VI "o'''' " Oct u VI
GREGG, Delaware Slg.- - 4 IA q
III HURSTS. tn3 pket'''
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WaMrRn

saii9n wanlei for smart active coloEsd boy with
sogl nrqer' where he coIld learn the farming bust.
999r,glyi no is now in his 18th and would be
For fsr pafioasTs apply to liz snbsnrhs9 M In
Sep 7-ff IufiN "a Ifsxuto
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BEwARR.-Coanterfe ten dollars bills on
the Bank eff Neybern, N, O., without the
y ords "stockholders responsible" are in cir
Gu lation.
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New YORK BANK STATEMEST.-Aeip York,
Nor. 2.--Thc following is the condition of the
Banks OF this city, as showa by their weekly
statement:
Increase of specie, $2,472,000
Increase of deposits, 3,933,0OO
Decrease of loans, 275,000
Decrease of circulation, $4,000
At Jacksonville, Florida, the yellow fever is
raging fatally there having been fifty deaths
since the first of October. In consequence the
streets of the town were deserted, the Court
had adjourned, and day of fasting and pray
aaeq peep S5PseEyesdh Sudden abatement in tie
disease. 1t has also broke ont at Milton,
Florida and several deaths have occurred. At
Williston, s. c., there have likewise been
few cases.
SPEcrE-PAYIsd BASKs.-The Bank of Vir-
ginia, and the Farmers Bank of Virginia, at
Fredericksburg, continue to pay specie for
their notes, and it is said, entertain no thought
of suspension.
U. s. CUSTOMS AT New YCRK.-The amount
received for duties at the New York custom
house during October was only $802,1lO,
which is 81 ,557 1927 less than for October OF
last year.
The Governor of Minnesota has refused to
convene an extra session Of the Legislature to
relieve the suspended banks.
A little daughter of l.. G. Heskitt, of Shep-
herdstown, Va. was burnt to death last week
by her clothes taking fire.
As many as one hundred and eleven arrests
were made in New York dnring the twenty
four hours ending al noon on Friday.
alNa
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NnTInR

QUE STOCK BEING FAR TOO LAAeE, BUSI-
MSS DULL, THROU iHOUT THE COUNTRY
.,,c, AND MONEY SCARCE.
w u nuVe netsrnlned o dispose Of Goods at such
PRICES Tor cash as must insure their sale Immediately
CASH BUY ERS will lind IN TO their interest % call.
Oet ,tC JNo's. KEN,NARD.,
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FOh OuNu LADIES ANDSjENTIEMEN.
S. THE sixth of this Institute will
E&zs1M GO nmenee November I'd, 1857 and continue
asssD The building has been treb,ed In size durins
~ the past summer, and the ma 10 female de-
partinent entirely separated. The sifuat ton
is healthy add peasant the accommodations ample and
comfortable, The course of inst ructon will be tLornuRh
embracing all the branches of English eduoa
on whtfe higher Mathematics, the French Language
Music and Drawlngi female teacher 6as
Students will be admitted ~ time and chafgvd from
the time Of entering, Each student to furnish his own
wash basin and towes During the Term VIII be
delivered on Philosophy, Phys iolosy Astronomy, Arlth
d, JOSEPH SHoRTI.lDGE, teacher Of French, Greek,
Latin and Phnnography.
TERMS.-S55 per session for boarding, tuition and
washing Books furnished cost prices, hired to die
students for tile Extras rehch LAnGua Ee and
Drawing each. Piano AMI Molodean, each So, in
GLIDING Of Instruments. Persons wishing attend
should make early application to -
JESSE ID. SHARPLESS, Ptop
Sep l4-6w or J. w, HARVEY, Pris