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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-17
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WARLIKE PREPARATIONS IN Eng
LAND.-We learn by the Africa that
the naval system of England is to be
thoroughly Iemodeled. and there are
rnmors Of a loan equal to S5O,00O,-
600 being about to be proposed for
that purpose. Great activity like
wise prevails in all military depart
ments,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-17

A small boy in Madison, Indiana,
named Charles Peters, recently reci-
led, in Sunday School, 1888 verses
rom the Bible, which he had commit
ed to memory during the evenings
# six preceding days. He is capa-
re of learning 200 verses an hour.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-17
NoTsTCE.u

nESIRING to move West. offer a good
II FARM of 40 acres for sale, and QUE:
third OF gooa steam saw MILL--tbe mill
in good running order, and can cut upon an
average 40 dollars worth of lumber per day.
About so or 60 acres have been deadened t. &
years, and as rich soil as is in the State. One
half the deadeEed land is under fence ana
well supplied with good timber of all kinds
There IS enough good saving timber hand4
to the mill. to pay for half the land About
% or 40 atres cleared. The property is Sit
ua.ed en- the Turnpike road running from
Fayetteville to ShelbvviIIe. 9 miles frpm e.
etteville on Norris Creek. and in fine ne;gb--
borhood, and will be sold On good terms
Any person wishing to purchase would do
well to come and examine the propertv :
There is plenty of stock water and sood
spring. JAMES @. HARRISON
! March 10. 1S59--tr,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-17

No. Jno Byrd.
. JEFF. NJ Stone.
No Wing or Am erican.
DIR. f. 4. Moore, Jos Whitaker.
. DIR: Lester, DIR. Jasper Noblet.
80 Moth Boone. S. Johnsoe.
Sam Little o. w. Higgins.
Benz. Whitaker, 5. g. Eddins.
A. NJ. Beatie, j. NJ. Harris.
10 H. ii. Holt ana j. Y. Greer.
IL B L. Melear. s. H.kimes,
IL ID. w. Clark, K. e. Edmondson.
l3 w. +. Zimmerman. w. Sawyer
IL fhos w, Clark, B. +, Hudson.
!" IL W. M. Mckinney, s. Wilson.
16 Jas Russell, Frank Ezell
IL Henry Bledsoe, j. G. Patterson.
& l8 Jas. Mckinney. Ale Z, Smith.
!" 10 Ali. Bearden, W. B, Robinson.
% 20 Jas. Bright. Dr. VIM Stewart.
FL |. S. Porter, j. G. McCielland.
+" % John Moore.
% David L, Harris.
"a Rev. r. B. MeGough.
rs Henry Warren.
On motion of NJ James B.
Wright the following gentlemen
were appointed torepresent the coun-
ty at large:
DR.. Rane Mckinney. Col VIM.
f. Kerebeval, r. E GiIliland, DR..
r. I. Searcy. James r Bright, Joseph
Greer, j. Il. Jones, James u Wright,
Thos. Millard, W. N. Wright. Thos
Whitaker. /. P. Dismukes, SamueI
Boon, George w. Higgins, D. P
Shackleford, W. W. Formwalt, N. NJ
Hairston, S. S. Buchanan, Robt. Glib
son, Ben March, George Whitaker
and all other true and loyal whig;
who may be in Nashville on that day
Resolred, That the proceedings o
this meeting be published in the Liz
coin Josrnal, Fayetteville Observer
Nashville Patriot and Republican
Banner.
Ga motion by W. W. Formwalt
the NEE ting adjourned sine die
W. 3. ROBINSON, Chm.
GEO. w. HIGGlNs, Sec ty.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-17

The Cincinnati Enquirer says
that Of the three thousand Black
Republican clergymen who petition
ed Congress against the Nebraska
bill, in the name of Almighty God,
oeer one-third, or one thousand Of
them, haze been deposed from the min
istry for immoral and 6ccniioHs prae-
tees.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-17
Written for the fayetteville Observer.
Time for Everything.

-EccieSlqstes
W e heard ONE talk as we passed along
Of one in ancient days much versed in song,
And as he tuned his harp il minstrel rhyme,
Sung Of the tragic scenes of coming time,
How the world with wonder would be filed,
When all known predictions were fulfilled.
And as the music Of the minstrel rung,
And of the scenes of future time he sung,
We hear him Oft repeat while he did sing,
That there was time for everything;
A time for music, and time to dance,
A time to retreat and one to advance.
There's time for the weak and time for the
strong.
A time for laughing and time to weep,
A time to wake and another to sleep,
And other things a time for ev'ry one,
As the bard saw moving 'under the SUM-,
Nor were his notes of music ended here,
While WORKS of inspiration fIed his ear,
But looking forward into future times,
EXPLAINED to him by symbols aud by signs,
He spoke of youthful days of love most rare
To be in after times remote and far
He o # related scenes of love most pure,
And thy as oft to him appeared obscure,
But learning much of wisdom's prudent ways,
He also said that there were fixed some DAYS
To eat, to drink in mirth, to run and tarry,
And some others fixed to love and to marry |!
J. W. W.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-17

A down East paper gives an ac-
count of a minister who stole broth.
'er's watch and eloped with bis wife.
We suppose he is one Of the three
thousand, and that his motto is ,satel
and prey.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-17
RnAILIIlh GOODS

Osnaburgs, DOmestics. Tickings. Bel Fsc;c-.
Goods (a1 kinds Cotton Yarns. Ker<-,s.
heavy Tweeds, bed, negro and saddle Ban
kets, &C., SC
Our goods we're purchased under the nos
favorable Circumstances and We sse deterluil.-
ed 10 sell them
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-17
FOR THE READY CASH

or good Barter at the lowest possible EviH.
prices. Give rs cali,
Remember that We are paving the hiZksss
marke; price. IN Goods. for all tue Fes'herS.
Wool. Beeswsx, Lihsev, Jeans, Cotton Cloth
and Secs That you will bring US
WHITAKER & SHACKLEFOBD.
Sent l6 1855
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-03-17

;;5s3L I I ii.ssllIilE; GcHD2
A superior quality Of black ard fancy Clorh<
black and fancy Cassimerss, yestingS Blaa-
ke.s, Travelling Shswls,
Re aDY MADY GlOTGITr.
great variety, Shirts. shirt Fronts. Collars.
Cravats. Hankerchiefs. lambs weol and Neri-
10 Shirts and Drawers. Hats, CAPS, Boots.
Shoes, SC. a larTe stock
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08
WORMS! WORMS!
WoRMSs,

HNHE Sc ASON IS ATHANDwhcn these
scourges of childhood begin 20 become
both troublesome and dangerous. DR.. JOHN
BULLS VEGETABLE WORM De
STROYER IS a remedy alike pleasant and
effectual for The evil. There is not the least
difficulty in getting children to take the med
icine. 1t Is prepared in the form Of Candy
Drops, and will be eaten with avidity by
children of all ages. Ii destroys and eNPeis
worms more etiectually than any remedy
now in use, while al the same time IL Will in
no way affect njuriously the health OF the
child.
Il can be procured from druggists and
country stores everywhere.
Dr.. JOHN BULLS Principal Office, Lon
isyile, XIV.
Sold by Hunt, Shoe maker Co, Lynn, B.P.
Kizer, Winchester.
Nov 2J---6 m
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08
ShePiff'S Sale.

DY virtue Of decree and execution 20
ID me directed from the Randolph Com
mon Pleas Court, Twill expose 20 sale at the
ourt-house door, in Winchester, Randolph
County, Ind, on the 18th dayof December,
1889, between the hours Of 40 O'Clock A. VI
and 4 o'clock Z. VI. OF said day, the follow
ing Real Estate, situated in Randolph CO.,
Indiana, 20 wit:
The undivided half of the land and saw
mill property in the town Of Huntsyill, begin
ming nineteen poles north Of the north east
corner of lot number six, in block number
two, Of the part of the town OF Huntsville laid
out byStephen keever, thence running north
twenty-five poles, thence east eleven poles,
thence south twenty-five poles, thence west
eleven poles TO the place OF beginning
Executed AZ the property of Elihu II. Hunt,
at the suit of Jeremiah BLY,.
VIM VI. CAMPBELL,
Nov II, le59.-ffee -. Sheriff X. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08
SEleriff'S Sale.

DY virtue OF an execution TO me d.
ID rected from the Randolph Common
Pleas Court, will expose 10 sale NJ the court
house door, in Winchester, Randolph Co..
Indiana, on the Both day OF December.
1883, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. VI.
and o'clock Z. VI. OF said day, the follow
ing real estate, situated in Randolph COun-
~, Indiana. TO wit:
Commencing twenty-five and half rods
north of the southeast corner of section
thirty four, in township nineteen, of range
fourteen east, on the east line Of said sec
ton, thence vest nine rods and thirteen and
half feet, thence north fifteen rods, thence
east nine rods and thirteen and a half feet,
thence south fifteen rods to the place of be-
ginning, on which is situated a steam saw
mill.
Executed as the property Of Joseph Van
ness, at the suit Of Enoch Rodgers,
WN. VI. CAMPBELL,
Nov 2i-rfee ). Shift, X. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08

Notice hereby given that the Lands and Town Lots described in the FOREGOING
the
thereof respectively sale thereof will be sold 1.-THE Court House
in Winchester Randolph Monday A. d.
1860 within the hours prescribed law viii continue until all such Lands and
sold. y r.
H. JOHN ". JARNAGIN, T. X c
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08
Nem advertisements.

NHESE SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS
are from original paintings by Hicks,
and are engraved on steel in the highest
style OF art. They are each % b. % inches
each containing six square feet. So many
coarse, miserable pictures have been palm
ed upon the public as works OF art-and es-
pecially in cheap, black and muddy engray-
| ings--that il is difficult to convince persons
of taste that they are safe in ordering what
they have not first seen. We have paid the
first artists their own prices, amounting to
MANY THOUSAND DOLLARS, To produce ENGRA-
WINGS REALLY BEAUTIFUL, as we'll a. THE EEsT
PORTRAITS, and that shall be SPLENDID oRNA-
MENTs TO ANY rARLoR. - Opinions that
can be relied on
- The Editor of the New York Observ-
er says:-"These engrayings are genuine
works Of art--the likenesses are admirable.
The portrait of Mr.. Everett will take pre-
cedence of all Others"
The New York Christian Advocate
says:-"They are among the finest ongray-
ings We have ever seen, and the publishers
are fully responsible for all they promise
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS,
We Will send, POST PAID, securely packed in
rollers-Either Engraving and 50 Maya
zine, one year, for 50. Both Engravings
and 50 Magazine, one year, for 81.
sB- Agents who remit $50 at one time
will have an extra copy OF each engraving.
The Magazines are
Harper's
The Knickerbocker,
G0dey's Lady's Book,
The Atlantic,
Blackwood.
u BY special arrangement, the entire
years subscription to the Magazines is paid
over by us to their publishers, and subscrib-
ers receive their supply for the year direct
from theirrespective publication Offices The
cost of the engravings is paid only by the
difference between the lowest wholesale and
the regular price of the magazines.
Engravings sent at once, and subscrip
tions to periodicals commence with current
issue, unless otherwise ordered. Money at
our risk if proof is retained Of having been
mailed. First impressions are best, there
fore send early. Address,
d. Ii. BAILEY 4 co.,
| (At VIM. Hall & Sons Music Store.)
$40 Broadway, New York.
Nov. "a 1859.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08
JOHN BULLS
Compound Pictorial OF Wild Cherry,

TNHE seal of public appreciation has been
so Enthusiastically fixed upon this med
icine that the proprietor feels il TO be his du-
~ 10 call the attention of all those persons
to it who are suffering from, or threatened
with affections of the lungs or throat. Its
basis is the active principle of the Wild Cher
~ Bark, but il contains also, in proper pro-
portions, other Of the most efficient pecto-
rails of the NsTERfA aEDIcA- Its component
parts and proportions are well known 70 ply
sicians everywhere, as the proprietor makes
no secret of them, and they have met the
universal appreciation Of the faculty, who. as
a general thing, prefer using this prepare
ton to any prescription which they can have
prepared BY druggist.
IL can be procured from druggists and
country stores everywhere.
DR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office, Lou
isville, Kentucky
Sold by Hunt, Shoemaker 4 Co., Lynn,
II. p. Kizer, Winchester.
Nov. 24-6m
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08


I'll Randolph Journal dear Sir iwh public through the
ship whereas has currently reported and circulated through the Town
Townships hundred
dollars special school funds had been drawn by last and that
hal loaned the friends and refused the the
shool debts word Of
but those having interest public affairs often make the
now opinion candidate for Treasurer of
Randolph County ther would muh said hold W. Jaagan
the 9Th day Nov 1850 dw hundred for
dollars 81 and that all the that has been paid
into office of that fund by publishing this will
Y .z-Ls citizens or rcstRlyer John [ lIun.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
D1PlRTNrNr OF ENAscr, CoNrRoLLEsS osrcEl
w.YoRK Feb. 8, 1880. !
PROPOSALS EOR CENTRAL PARK FUND
DzPARTMt

PROPOSALS FOR CENTRAL PARK FUND
II STOCK OF the CITY Of NEW YORK SEALED Pa0-
POsaLS will be received IN, Controllers OMce No Hal
Of Records. until FRIDAY March H. 1850 at O'Clock n,
when The same will BE- puhcy opened for the whole part
tie smount OF T9REE HUNDRED NINE THousANe
SEWN HUNDRED DOLLARS Of Central Psrk tuna S'sct
Of the City Of NevYork BY act OF the lesas
re OF the STATE entitled An act - alter the map OF "a, Cy
of New YORK by syrg thereon public place and 70 az
thorre the tasns Of the same" passed July u lsN As
amended Feb 49, 1887 and By ordinance Of the Con'e
Council approved by tee Mayor Feb - 1876;
The ad will u three thousand ARD nne sevet
shares Of hundred dollars each share bearing :. We
rate OF per snnum payable quarter ls'I 'na "a
rtipcpsl rs 3eetlabe the first dag of July 1887
The proposal. will state hs number OF shares desea aga M
price per share p. whose proposals are sepeo ue
be required to deposit With the Chamberlain o he W. e u.
AWARDED ard covered BY the bid together with Tue
suy heron and preenus the receipt OF the
70 hs Controller will be entitled to receive osfteat' sf es
par the number Of shares carrying inete Hom tho
date Of the cepost =, II, - -, ,,.s..., an.
posas for Central PARK Fund stoos and the p,'yof hs
.asea .nd indosed put Ia second enyeop sealed ana d.
TsSeS " Robert r. Hsws Controller No. Hal Of AecrdA,
New-York" 80, o.u a. -.
The rsh b reserved on the part Of The Controller 70 reea
,nv or al of the BIDS considered TO protect ot prs
@0'e '"' ROBERT t. HAws Coptrolr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

T Asst WEEK of Mrs. FRANCES A. KEMBLE's
u READINGS FROM sHAKESPEARE-At Dodworths
esjooE No. s06 Broadway ,,..o,, ,,.r
MONDAY MORNING, Feb. II, a. O'Clock, HENRY The
FOURTH Part IL. ,,,,,n,, n,yr
TBuRsDAY MORNING, Feb IT, att o'clock, TWELFTH
NIGHT. - ,,, ..urrr
WITH which the Coune win conclude. ,,.
.Ss nj escn may be obtained at the bookstores OF messr
Appleton 1 Co No. $40 Broadway; Mr.. CIowen NO. oys
u the Clarendon Hotel aud the door Sofa iesn
{ressrveSj 81 So may also be had at Mr Crowe bookstore
No 6qe Broadway, and at the DOOR , -
Tickets will sold after the reading has begun ana
money will not taken IN lieu of them By the dookeepe
An early attendance 10 solicited. . -. .,.. NJ.
KEMBLE will give in NewYork previous TO her fe'uensh'
from public life.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

ALERT X. HIcoLAY, Auctonser - -.
DEGULAR AUCTION SALE OF SlOChS
II and BoNDS-ALBERr II; N,CoLAY WI s.n THIS
DAY, Feb. H. l2 o'clock. a. the MeronsnS eAoaaso
60 shares Chsthsm Bank, &L5 each
20 shares Ocean Bank, SO each. -.
10 .b.res Market Fire lnsusnce Company, Sloe each
20 shares Excelsior Fire Insurance Company. S0esh
~ shares Arctic Fire Insurance. Company, SO each
qp share, Pacific Fire Insurance Company, : % eseh
q share, Greenwich Fire Insurance Company, $50 each
% shares Washpaon Fire Inmrauce Company, $50 EACH
10 .har.s EQUITABLE Fire Insurance Company s5 each
90 shares As.or Fire Insurance Company 80 each
% shares CITY Fire Insurance Company $40 each,
50 share, Walls. Fire Insurance Company, Sp each
ia share, United States Fire Insurance Company Szo etn
Is shares Consolidated Insurance 70 OF rnus ~ es'
30 shares I,enox Fire Insurance Company, Sl5 each
10 shares Bee khan Fire insurance. Company 90 each
50 bae. New Word Fi.e Insurance Company, S5Oeach
share, wego Light Co. (psy " cent diy so eac
go sb,res Second Avenue Railroad. 800 EACH
$50 Acrss Military Lard Werrsnts.
Second Avenue Rarosd Isl morgsge per cent Bonds
$500 Lsckawanro and Western Railroad l't mort oonds
5000 Michigan Southern and Northern Indians h,road q
roItEege Bondt go ,,, =. ...
esge Bonds ~ , ,.,. H..
received in addition 20 the regularly advertised i
during every sale Reg1ar auction sales OF Stocks ana bonS
ayery dsy al 1874 o'clock the Merchants Exchange
and Bond, bought private sale aud At the nroke
Board Interest allowed depoGts large yaety oil seou
'~' '0''N' ' ALBERT II. NICoLAY,
Stock Auctioneer and Banker. No. Brosd-t
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
DantiHa Academies.

IL FERRERO's DANCING ACADEMIES,
LIE No. 50 Wes. 18th ST. NJ Y, ard l2s Clinton St. broos
lyu open fer the reception Of pupils At M
r Mse and Mter, snd evenIngs for seutemen Saturday
evening Psctcng Class Empire Quadriss ars being taught
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

OFFICE PITIsBuRCB FORr WINE AND CaicACok
r. Co. No. 81 Wilhso-s. n. Y. FEB 10. 1859 )
MESSRS. NJ. X. JESUP Il Co. having been
1 appointed BY the Presieut Fnsnca aud fsner Agents
81 this Coupsn, u he CITY Of NewYort this office viii be
eosee after UEsDAY 5h ins And q. Coupons and other
obss,ons Of the Coupsn, payable IN this city viii thereafter
be presented fer hrir Office No. ~ Exchsnse
the stock OF the Company will be transferable.
JOSEPH X. EDGERTON, Vice Pfendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

WANTED 10 Exchange for Country Seat At, on
w n. North River no. above Peekskll, FirstCsp
HOUSE on Murray H S6thst 5h ,5 also 10 Scres OF
Tmbered LAND 2niles from Astoria snd = MI ,S 81
point Ferry. For particulars Apply 20 '" l. oht"oOhr H'
IL E,s.au-It., room No 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

Il Asst WEEK of BANyARDs DEsrRUCv
~ TION Of JERUSALEM and ~ R,osSus, ." gVekY
rvTSrN6 AZ ~ and WEDNESDAY ana eATokDAt
APTBRNoON ar O'CLOCK AsaItsaee' . o'A 0"~-'7 - '
HALL TO LIT.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

ftraadal.
A Nm U A L S ~, 4 A T. !. L "
MUTUAL BENEFIT LiTE IysURANcEco'
JSu.RY l. 1883.

oyyICF No ISL MARKET-sr. NEWARk.
AGPNCY No II wALL-ST., NEW-fokh.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

EOR SALE-At GREENWICH, Conn, half s
mil, from the bnSs- where al the trains stop the RESI-
DENCE OF HENRY MORRIS esq TIE House d Q story
ans attic ahou. Iaad-ouasy sitasted aud well
rooa BA.r CnsiAseHouse Ice House, SC Buildings al early
u4w subsanay bul: sd in perec. order good Apple Or
ch.rd with peahss pears pGs grspes AID al sEe usual
varieties susl fi.s in abGr6saeei II scres land wei
fenced, and IL hgh state az cultivation. Apply 70 p G.
BULkLlY, No. Is Hals:. Js1Ecey-cogEt.
NOR SALE-Premises No. 63 Park-st.. 231IF
Il feet sl2no. IrqGir- Of DI. swEENY, No. is Mrl
bsrry
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
Gnt!erp, SarbuGrs. 1r.

UNGOT COPPER, Spell FER, BANCA lin,
l. ANTINoNY. LEAD sPELTLR SOLDER
THOMAS PIG IR0N-Soft, free, strong, and
Il wGrsIted s-hsti,ut- for SootshPls
n AMES & sons SHOVELS and SPADES,
MOUNT HOPE CUT NAILS-yery superior
Uh s-sity AGENTS for Morr. Hope Iron Co
JOHN w. QUINCY Il Co. Ne 90 Nilihr-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
Acuses 10 Eet.
mo LET-FIRST CLASS BOARDING

TNO LET-FIRST GLASS BOAhOlNu-
Il HOUSE No ~ Cnd st-fhi' IIoass has been ooc. pea
n, .hs s,s .,ht y.srs st Bosrdns h,use and has
bs.n No A. srrs peuse expressly for h.s stores
hsh the two upps. divided a,o snail roo@A rae pre-
seLt ooc pa.t rru1 from business IL an eroesai ePpa'
pI.y for an ererprsns psrscr s LADY retiring leaves
hose boarS.r TIE boess has e.rry COW.
uence Ard can r. .ra O'Clock For further
neuirs of EDWARD T. SMITH Isaac Smiths Bon Co.,
Nc
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
Ghanres for Bnsiness Men.

BANKRUPT and SUSPENDED BUSINESS
I'D PAPER and CLAIMS WANTED in payment for 20
acres wei located WESTERN LANDS, free from taxes anc
rsay m.,kst Address T.. SCHWERIN. No. ID Plats-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

TOR SALE.-At 4 bargain. and on very essy
rerns of the uesest convenient snd best Suilt
COTTAGES in Bookr within easy distance oft ferries the
sbou. 2lxi House h,H stories With
usut and cellar finished In nnus1ay neat and
raaSrG BY tbs present
beside bathroom hot ana cold ws,sr
ned second soy handsome fixtures
r.e suppy cf cote pantes Ac Gum b,rinH u
garden With .hoice fruit n-ghbofhood very spect
abe s.togetser very desirable sdencs part Of the
Furniture be hsd the esves the city IN April
Apply q the premises, No. SIS Sta'est. orto
W. o. L. BOURNE M Sc Pine-r, Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

D ROAD WAY TIL EATER. -
ID sss. Propr,s.or Mr. EDDY r.su:. . cents, Dvess
Tur yIILAGFRs; Or, HAyNAKkss AID MooSRAxEss
olss Harrow Mr. r.sr.on Amy Blossom. Mis-: Alice Grey
- N. rs,S. NJ VI EDDY stersrii Pfocda. Mae Ponis;
joan !" '' A KISS IN THE DARK.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

NJEW-YORK HARMONIC SOCIET1.-Grand
IN TESTIMONIAL. CONCERT to Mr. GEO. Y. 8RISrOW,
at Academy Of Music on TUESDAY EVENING MsIss
he AZ the rehearsal this evening The members OF tue
Brook yn Wis,bursh and New York Li'der,nz socetes
ara ta former the NewHork Harmonic aud also
al other irnds Bsow, who may desire TO psr npse
In the proposed testimonial invited to attend
UsII sa6 broadway ISAAC n. PHYgE, Chm Testiml Com
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-25
Abolition Rennr.r.
The Albany statssmaa says

''s -A''AHg t'L"sfHNtAh Jays
in some way, Mr.. Smith deems himself persorsIv
accountable for the lives Of those killed At Harpsr Fer.
~ and Tor the lives Of those who 20 he executed by
Zoe authorities Of Virginia. This idea took entire DOS.
eson Of be mind and ne effect has been 10 uuseat his
Iel-on His expressions Of guilt aud remOrse are con.
slant, and ~ times terrific
10 commenting on the above, the Savannah RspuJli.
I'm remarks Mr. Smiths view Of this matter IL not 20
crazy after a and see no ground for REGARDING
hsconditon ne "unaccountaJle" There Is no doub.
that the tragedy At Hirpers Ferry vas brought .bou,
peIy by the denuucaton Of slavery by respsc able 5
oionisisi and such crazy fools ne Brown. Cook & Co
are ont The instruments by which their principles are
worked out 70 a legitimate conclusion. The H,rper's
Ferry prisoners have justly forfeited their neeks and We
have no idea Of compromise for less: but We have or
ten ict that VIC would be willing 10 see them 90 ".co,
ec could The men who got them into the scrape be sub
siuied in their places They are the truly guilty parties
boo The sight Of high Heaven and II they had soul. In
Their oosom' they would be tortured With remorse not
s' terrible than that which IS gnawng upon the spir
of poor old Gcrrit Smith