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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07


N"NrMENr TO VIRGINIA SoLpIERs,-The Penn.
syivAnla Dragoons. Capt G. Thompson Jones, of
thorough Pa, intend laying the corner stone
ct a monument, ON the 22d of February. to mark
mo spot where seven men, belonging to compp-
ny Of Virginia Troopers during the time of Wash.
ington was at Valley Forge were buried. The
rha'ielphla ledger says 1t appears that a, that
time the NirgInlans were stationed on the farm of
Adam Wood. on the Wissahickon. now owned by
the heirs OF Samuel Leverng and while sleeping
IL the house and barn attached, they were sur
pr'sed Wy company of British Dragons station
ed IN Philadelphia thoy having been led by cir
cUi'ons route by tory well acquainted with this
section OF the country. The surprise Of the purity
was Complete, aud seven OF the Virginia company
were Killed, and afterwards buried in lot on
the farm OF Andrew Wood. which is between the
turnpike and the Wssahickon. A boy, six wears
otas", namcd Barndoliar, was present at the fu
neral, and lac - n"wn resident Of the ncichbor.
hood. Nearly all the money for the building o.
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Francis ]. Grund.

The press begins to speak out with indignant
protect, against the confirmation Of this notorious
individual as American consul at lIavre. We
ma the following communication ca the subject
in the Richmond Enquirer:
THE FILEsr HEssIAN OF THga All"--F. !
GRuND.-it seems from the papers tia, the ".nfa,
nous /. }. Grund" to use the Presidents own
words) has lately been appointed Consul at IIayro
an Office worth &, 600 What does it mean |?
Is the President determined to outrage public
opinion and to drive from his support all Of the
few trends he yet has lefti
The President should mol BE- held responsible
for bad appointments when made ut the instance
of others, and when he 10 not familiar with their
antecedents. But in this case, and many, very
many others. and especially in New York, he was
we'll acquainted With the persons he appointed,
and must have known they are ojious.
The individual whose name heads this article
has been known TO the writer Of this many years,
anu he has yet To see or hear Of any man who has
particle Of respect for him or considers him n gem
tieman. lie is a Hessian by birth and by charar-
ter. aad has repeatedly. 10 Washington and else
where, been driven from the presence Of gentle
men; and yet he. foreigner, and such one, is
selected by the President to represent our com
merciai interests abroad.
ihere Is another remarkable feature in this,
ana others OF the worst appointments the Presi.
dennt mas made, and 1t il. that they have been
made from the ranks Of those who, in former DAYS
.signalised themselves by their coarse and yulga,
abuse Of him; while he appears to wage n strange
Apd annatural warfare on bis former friends.
Was this policy ever known to pay in private OF
pablie aEairs |?
Aagain. wonld ask, what it mems? And will
the Senate Of the United States ''odrisc and con
feHf 70 snch appointmsntss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
Presidential Intrigues.

The Richmond Enquirer publishes the annexed
extract from private letter received in that cry
The information that the Northern Democracy
are worse than Republicans, their opposition IL
the extension Of slavery being secret. while hat
Of the latter is open. is rathe- a damaging dis
closure:
There il n conspiracy in th. S:a'a to defeat
Gov. Wises nominal ton for the PresIdeney.- ! he
last election wa. allowed to 60 hy default for lae
purpose of showing that Douglas al9n can get
Northern support. JOHN Van Barren raid only
yesterday that in Europe they only hang Or exc
cute the leaders Of rebellion but that Governor
Wise was 80 bloodthirsty that nothing answered
his purpose but the massacre of the whole gang
Hunter 10 writing cosy letters 10 the Van Buren,
wing Of the party; and there are other Southern
mon who speak disparigingy Of he Governors say
ing that Virginia has had her share oi The \ >
Offices aud that all her politicians live of Uncle
Sam now. AID are all beSgats. iha'e b'en aronhl
considerably, and must say that some specimens ."
Democracy up North nrn worse than the Repulh-
cans--one ia open in tier opposition 10 the extern
sion Of slavery while the other : opposition 10 So.
crct. MANY Englishmcn in this cts are mark 81
syiapathi.crs with Brown and The Captain OF
Cnnard steamer brought over, two weeks since.
$4,000 Tor abolition purpose.
Some Of tho politicians talk freely. saying that
the hanging Of Brown ougb, 10 have satisfied the
appetite for blood in Virginia.
1T is true that the people are hot much affected
by this 1t j, only the politicians ~ho ate using
oi political capital Also some cack-
In abolition lists who pray for q, war to wreaa
their vengeance on slsyehpllr... They think i
guerrilla war Of 80 years would free efery slave IN
he | n,ed States.
BE assured that YOU must lie 'up and drcssrl
AMI ID your best to give the t'okerhor the NOM
nation Mt Cha lesion. Rcccocct, Le has en,Ioas .
,,,l -, }. ,.aH
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pec,cl 10 survive their mi ries The cause ii the
explosion has not yet been revealed. SIme who
have examined pieces Of the iron Of which the
boiler was composed. assertit TO have been ofvery
ptor material-extremely thin and ANIMATED
Others attribute the caastro phe TO carelessness on
the mart OF those in charge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
Trustees Sale of Land In Franklin Go.

'lrii" OF deed Of trust executed hy Isaac Jones'
ethc NJ nes trustee, 10 secure the
therein mentioned due 10 sid Isaac Jones' r recorded in
franklin County Court clerks Office. I'd dan of October
Nd tand 10 Which deed the undersigned Was. by All orler
III" County court OF fnnkn, pronounced The 5t day
c,iber ls substituted in the the Isaac
NJ 'i"nrs shall, the lth day NJ JANUARY, lsCo upon
ia premises proceed, 10 scl by public auction cash, tract
., land lying Ia said cpauy of franklin belonging
isaac JONES' Jr, know The Bt tFAlD tract, and adjoining
He lands of iiarve, t!or and others containing 2o9 acres
h't or less Persons wishing 10 purchase
quality oi sad land ny nauiring Of persons residing
hshorhood or of the Undersigned ut Rocky Mount, funkn
county. dec aim q. E. DENNIS, Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
FUTU 70 E DAYS.
by CoDDlN APPERSON, Arcrloxrrp,
HI'HW0ND, FIRGJNIt.
THE VALUABLE ST. CHARLES HOTEL


IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT ,rfrr,,y
/ the request of the owhera Tone Of w,,,, In. r,
"A from f-ihiaD We shnl oder sale nj nuhc a,I
"h INC PREMISES on MONDAY, the 18th a, of W. -, ,
~ ~ %, T,, NJ that w liable property, known as the n
iAhlt> ioIEl, ~ BE If Main upd NnrI., s.
h"!ig an The North >hlc Of Will street u foe, r,nnn
o., I' t, line OF MaA street, ls> iet IN alley The 1I
i"gs are 81 so mee Substantial Order four sor q, hirh w
b".rnAls hr coal aud wood. On The ground aor h,,, IN
nr. handsome stores fronting Main Street md Al. 81
on "hi SH.tl, all occupied by permanent tenants 80 ~
III" i'"h 'is over l'n light anil niry sec,ns vooms ~ IA,
-. i y su oll.r co th'eh'cs he handsome patl,r
r''ii aud lending r"ons, and u large s,s,.i,s Ii,na
h" WIN Ladies' Ordinary; also, Bar room Billiard ,,nn mn,
'm''' INC hcbehs hn" all ovens ranges nnI al
modern improved entS c''npleie and ali modern I'M, ,n
complete" ana each sl"r! the buiiiy is frutsl Va i'm ,
liuici. Wv wants Vi large
i'fhS-''e MN rts balance nj l. years for me-
e''i ne 'o''N interest payable yearly 20 as 10 mai H.,
tFU-i decd. ~' - SUI eee"ea U!
s hreSpng real estate Il admirably located being in the
near ri The cI, cii,siant between ,nrl and i1an, liz
is al" COW cnri 10 all The places at in the ct,
80" is'ht annual REM of The properly is $6IO0 The lease
ID 'e Hotel expires October Is IStl " ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
TO the Afflicted

To the Afflicted.
n a. TohMiSrD with Pain. and s,t,rclc with frt era
IL ~ w. AnoM !oi aud imiaticn, such affections
h>' necessarily make You, beg that .pu will compose
'r une n.nl ihs! may extent OF your IL la.
""s AID nnrr !"i II W. can, prescription for their
Af piscpi' ah has your stomach refused i,rlarn
" lul'l"ii> III our strength has failed and life
tiei IL So We offer Iou, in BAKEGs rHENiyA B1rE.s.
h'r iais remedy r Your life are yqn ouDled
W.T. I't hes, aud inuts of vision incidental thereto Then
''~tt % 'hhss B1itEN Your Un. hope Are
IN ir t'iI>i'iu bowels and turi liver? BAkris Pr
VI i'fhEs Will arusr both and give them that Vitality 80
essential 20 health Have you dcc,tc rlars and ;,rinr
rlrci' VINO have lost all rc!,> for food hourly
~ away BAktHH BnIEks, The ,ului,. tonic
cN'rt ~" strike III the Of thgr diseases soon civ,
'hf'h n.' lics aud strength. Do Nv u section acre
aEi ad FEVER hold continual II YOU ma, llh al
IT, Uses al" iei! their power yi GUAR
ANE' hlt1kts llar'hua, thoilc, Ch,, Morlus. All
"tr Diseases arising iron utsrsuUs aud improper seer.
]" iail !Id 10 the health giving Influence great
medicine, which is si troug!o country in br,.-
Es'S gclcl!, ahi is more extensively used than am cher
n'rI" hnp"n Ihcs; Biticrs first their way nj ,,m,
hti ~ they "ec offered The world and. nN ,
rl arr hi""h aud appreciated, The proprietor that all
VIM ne'' Their MD Ina! nave moderate cost Price mi,
D. r,nts per both. 80
For s.e by all the Druggists in Lynchure and hy al The
p"fh IN uggi,ts IN The ciiy o Richmond, here III
Sna' ass" Of Mes'rs thas s,ott Co.. Washington ely,
= = j. " stailcr ~ Co., Baltimore. Md d. g. Miller
ihSl"ll *. :; and Barnes N i'IIk y. !.
Order He'd by addressing f. BAKrr prom,t,r
- : z''NV'S EiciiEiJud Va.
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the monument has already been raised, and IN a
short time after the laying oi the eornerstone, 1t
will be erected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07

iof MAKING IN GtRNASY.-l, ia not generally
known says the London ART Journal how ex-
ltens',cly the manufacture OF chiidrcnis TOYS in
nermanv has become. nor the full amount Of care
and attent hati s bestowed on Il cir construction.
The best come from one district Sonneberr IN
Sax Meningen; and the principal manufacturer
there is Adolph Flbschmann, Njiase works in the
lGrea, Exhibition in lSjl excited much attention
In the southeastern district of the old Thur.
ilnglnian forest are numbers who live by this in
lgenlous trade! aud the Hereditary Duke, fully
ment, has founded and fitted out schools for the
better instruction oi the workmen gatherin. for
their use books prints, and models sons improve
ION fathers work, and in other factories il 5.
found that some have exclusive ability in n
particular branch of manufacture only n pecu.
liar native faculty which, in so arge a factory
can BIO exclusively devoted to its own bias. The
use Of papier maehe in place of wood carving has
been the real secret of the great Improvement If
toys; for good model in clay or wax being oh
tanned, it could be reproduced in by the can
monest workman. women or children. Another
advantage of papier machc was its ghtness and
Ihollowne,s -the latter allowing the introduction
of simple machinery for movement. The cheap
ness Of good casting triumphed the com
monest carving. and the result has been con
tinned improvement in German TOYS until tho,
OF the best class may fairly be considered artist,
models OF nature, acting as educational agent,
where such agents Gun only lie introduced-tha
lie by means of play.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07

SASFDi:Ds IIEEI: INNIioRAIOR,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY From I'll Ms,
NENEk DiBil.lrATES.
II elIiIs TIE BLOOD,
1T ElllIS THE BLOOD,
~ ElFIts TIE BLOOD.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES DI >PEPSIA
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS
tI'Ef~ BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
RI tlIEOSiU DiAnHl.u.A
~ RiS oHOIN.
'tEl.~ IIAft LEStY,
Ct m tDSrINENf~~.
Ct Et~ BILIOUS ATTACKS.
- rlN ,rtis,lnrnt in another culGmn dcci5 2ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07

THE call for Perry DAVIS Pain Killer /. increasing
~ so,,r, rapid. iIat fear | shall be unable 10
Lr,p with My Object in writing is 10 beg that
rce II this will hmliy despatch another siincnt
Offered IN! letter Of June last.
L. CAEEAr. Calcutta. T.. l.
Mr. Perry ba,isSr: have used, flmil, Your mel
irnc called Pain Killer far man, purposes and have found
yer, useful and valuable article. therefore Yer! cheer
.ia "nim.n nd it 10 The public regards.
REV. HENRY CLARK.
sometime in December Last cailrtn takoa down
with srr lever, cahkrr rasniy onlS medicine Da
AZ, Pam Killer and Castor oil the Pain Killer operating Ia
Cutting the cukrr. and ihrowi out the rash. that
IL, about five weeks family enr:i, recovered.
CORNELIUS q. hANDESBU saratoga Springs.
lii"- Used Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer in NJ! tami
'iaa The WINTER past would urge lis general use Tor the
ipr Which the Inventor has nd-d IT, think
.e aud would not like 10 bc deprived al its alNan;
~. +. q. POMEROl, 81. LOUIS.
- In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07

HARD TiasS ASnsWos.s Covi>o.-rhe la,e OK
chement, AMI the consequent withdrawal of Sou
thcrn orders, are 60 sing nolittie suffering ut the
North among mechanic and operatives in tie va
rons factories, A large number Of hands, esnc-
claiy IN the New England STATES. have already
been discharged. mud others will e,pn he thrown
OUT OF employment
The Chelsea tlleral reports duh times there
the best carpentcrs beng slal 10 get work at
81 - per day, and good workmcn commando.
Ionly - cts. Painters it il sail will MOI AVERAGE
90 cents day during tn" winter; -htp-earpentefs
are out "i en'ploymct. aud ma-on~ have gone into
thc country.
The New York journal Of Commerce adds that
Northern mechanics and manufacturing tzans
are preparing in great numbers tn move to the
South, there tofollow their respective trades -
The Northern PEG, lie will gee ftom all this, the
folly and loss To them. OF encouraging scctionni.
'sm Their folly, however, is gain to us. They
should desire to build np amongst themselves
manufactures and workshops
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
Tho African Slave Trade.
The Washington correspondcn. Of the st. La

Tic Washington cOrre. pondrn. q the T. L uls
N,yssavs.
= ''o'ne' 'r''o'' 'r'ni "H' ""'a'' "a. "as CIV"
~ nc ~ u nv
~ ~ ."o -'.i''' ''a'e =, '"' ~ M It"'e'
''' ~ VA ,"a' ~ '',
L. H.. ~ - ..I Sim n6n 49,
10y " w..
tal 49,, 49,, l., haI "',' 'ot' 49,
nhA'',' us Shp was 7to'ch anu phl ~ ~" W INV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07

SHOCKING DIsAsrER.-The unlucky steamship
Granada, which barely escaped being en.uIphed
in the North River one evening last week, with
large number OF passengers, when cut through by
the Ice, was the scene OF shocking disaster last
Saturday evening A s;ram-boiler. used for dri.
wing force-pump to free the steamship from
water, exploded with a tremendous noise. and
caused the instantaneous death OF q 'longshore-
man named Luke Flanagan. besides severely
scaldiug eleven other, four of whom are not es-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES
Holloway's Ointment
Powerless for Evil-Potent for Good

TIE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CosTHA' IS
- ,o.,s ' ~ = wM d. BRANCH
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The Oxygenated Bitters.


e., MAI RE- in nor great uhrator, has stored
tSI remedy adapted 10 every disease which flesh is heir
t. But requires The investigation AM research Of the phi
"r Ia discover and apply This remedy such research AMI
cation has succeeded in discovering remedy
" affective dispcnsaluu, the DYSPEPSIA with nil H. tess
and evils and II be safely
Tn appearance Of the OrYgendtti BiuJs Of Dyspepsia
rre experience In medical practice. NOW unlrr
the influence Of these Buffers ul. IRE the rare excr,
Lon, failure to
;ead the follow ing which the subscriber requests pub.
l. 't iur he hencii al the afflicted
Ir ohJ"dte "nd I"et,r"ts Ease II d iSPEPSII Ct-RkD
Bl INE 0frGENi Ten BlT1FE%
The Glowing from Gentleman Heiikn"wn IN the region In
vl9ci hr lives ought 10 satisfy all those of little faith:
MAr5wrowN. y. y, July -, ISIS
NrTIf W. F"wLE X Co., B.sonSrs: Nine Years since |
nitrke! ny that II all diseases isepsd, which
INJECTED great oppression. tncs and hoatin:
rhr pain. in the stomach, occasuan nausea. Vomiting
nvt! and headache, together with general debility and sui
f'rn. alto gcthcr rendering life bar;icIt.
Alter ', r, known remedy without eject and
de~parH ri reganig host health, induced
uulhr tic oXygrnajcd Brrs. the good
Immediately visible baaitl and I,cor,
Using whole bottle was entirely cured: and feel pleasure
in nlan, all like sufferers .Self nakc Tins
uItrkahIr icmc,i,. Il1rD. CALDWELL.
Wlin ~ STROLLER Co., an! John H. Svay, Iyprbrg: T.
e. pugh tamell {. H.; and by all Druggists and dealers
the Leinc throughout the cit, and country. dee i5-lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07


IA s- CELEBRATED F,AiL1 SEWING Ml,,ISss, 495 Broal.
~ Nay, New ork and1>l Baltimore street Baltimore,
3lH srYLE-PEItE $5o-lIEMMEl.s s. ENIKA-
Tbs naehne from two spouls purchased from The
tti OCCURRING rcwinas Of thread. It iicms Fcs Gath
- AMI stitches IN Superior style, finishing by ii.
"sh OPERATION, without recourse 10 hr hand needle
pure s other machines II viii to better .nd ch.arr sew.
.a{ HAL >canisrs' il she one cent an
koat.
end i9r a circular J. T. DAVIS & co.
dis Accents 7 ynri,Irr,,
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LyaehIsrg Building Fund Association.

rEvHE regular mnnthy annual bceiing Il The SscA ha
ers u the ~ nrhburg Baiha fund Association WI os
',r,in, At I, .rLsE wM. II. PARISH,
- I,tr sserviarY.
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A 4 AR u .

touring from business, return my sincere thanks
Z r'is aud The patrons of the scvrri concern. with hi
nav ore, connected f'r the past fourteen ycsrs ktl
p''"tsc bestowed dst me. and rermn, nd To their 'nirn
AZ nv S"ITI my Successors. Mrs,r-. 1Aspf X WILLIAMS.
ifrs MAJ ever! opportunity of knowing gentlemen
ne'r hands, they having ample means in their business
ltl 3-li&c4t II II rtxSIEy
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-12-26

A TRIo OF BEAUTIFUL. SISTERS. -
Three sisters, all fast, recently set up
gambling house in st. Petersburg,
Russia, and, and being very pretty
and clever, amassed much money, and
married men of position. Growing
weary, and having obtained all they
desired of their conubial partners by
the matrimonial relations, they con.
trived, by secret charges against their
liege lords, to make it appear that
they were plotting. against the Gar
The husbands were therefore sent to
Siberia, and the wives managed to
secure good part of their estates. -
They then went to London, assuming
to be Russian princesses, and are now
there, intriguing in politics and max
ing sensation by their beauty and
admirable coquetry. They gamble
extensively and win fabulous sums off
gallant gentlemen in high positions,
who become fascinated by their
charms. What will be the end of the
glittering career of these Circean sis
ters, the correspondent who relates
the above incidents does not prophe-
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-12-26
aIygarried

By the Rev. DR.. Studdiford, on the
Oath inst, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr. VIM. W. Steel, of
Philadelphia, to Miss Lizzie O Stry-
ker, daughter Of Samuel D. Striker,
Esq. Of this place
By the same, on the 18th inst, Mr..
james Youst, to Miss Theodosia Ty-
Ter, both Of Titusville.
In Baptisttown, Dec. 18th, by Rev.
Thomas Barrass, Mr. Joseph B. Horn
er of BaptisttoWn, to Miss Elizabeth.
eldest daugter of Ex-Judge Isaac r.
Srope, of Frenchtown, Hunterdon Co.
N. j.
Trenton, and Pennington papers
please copy.
On the Goth inst, by the Rev. John
Fort, at the residence of the brides
father Mr.. John Fl. Kennedy to Miss
Sallie B. Lake, all Of Lambertyille,
N. j.
Dec. 18th, by Rev. G. Van Horn,
Mr.. Orange M Owens, and Miss Re-
becca M. Mathews, both of Point
Pleasant, Pa.
Dec. 18th, by the same, Mr.. Ger
shom Rushing, Of Trenton, to Miss
Sarah daughter of Joakim Hill, Esq,
of Pennington.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. John
L. Janeway, Mr.. Samuel s Shepherd
and Miss Josie Robertson, all of Elem
ington, Hunterdon Co., N. j.
Oct. nth, at the M. E. Parsonage,
by Rev. B. s. Sharp, Mr.. Adam Eye.
to Miss Lucinda Hortman, both Of
West Amwell, Hunterdon CO.
On Tuesday, Dee. 18th at the resi-
dence of the bride, by Rev. PA.
Strobell, Mr.. Abraham Fritts and
Miss Elizabeth Plumb.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-12-26

Antonio Grimaldi, nobleman Of
Ohiera becoming convinced Of the
faithlessness of his wife compelled her
to hang her paramour to the ceiling
of her chamber, walled up the doors
and windows, and allowed the wo-
man as much air, light, food and drink
as would prolong her agony, and so
watched her, and tended her with all
the solicitude which hatred can sug-
gest, and kept her alone with the mute
testimony of her guilt, day by day
and night after night, till it had pass
ed throngout every loathsome stage Of
decomposition.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-12-26

GooD HRS. Park Benjamin ia his
poem on Hard 1imes,n which be re-
sently delivered in ST. Louis, makes
the follwing capital hits:
GO 1T WHILE YOU'RE YOUNG.
Americans are much renowned for
phrases, said or sung, 81
And the earliest thing to children
taught is'Go it while your yonng.
A mandate which they will obey, and
If the truth be told,
The vast majority keep on, and go it
when they're old
LET FER RIP.
Another phrase which often glides in
music from the lip.
Is one of fine significance and beauty,
Let 'er rip
In the late panic We have kept this
mandate DER and DER,
And let her rip SO frequently that some
can rip no mo. e.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-12-26
Public Sale.

VIE subscriber viii sell at Public Vendus. on
Il Wednesday the 9th of January, 1861, small
farm containing nine acres, situated in MilItown
Hunterdon County, n J. The improvements
are a new stone house, stories high, containing
rooms with cellar under the whole: frame barn,
hog pen, corn crib, etc. There is on said lot 4
never failing spring of water near the house
Said Lot is in high state of cultivation. having
been recently lined and MANFRED. There Is
also on the lot a number offruit trees of various
kinds, such as apple, peach, etc.
This is very desirable home for a mechanic
of any kind, being in very public place. con
yenient to Church, Storee, Mills, Shops. &C..
within two miles of the B.DRR ANY person
wishing to view the property before the sale,
can call on the subscriber residing on the prem
ises Sale to commence at o'clock on said
day, when conditions viii be made known by
the subscriber. Title indisputabls.
JONATHAN HANN.
Dec &C. 1860. ~
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-12-26

Ulfsber, Iceland, was lately the
scene of a most remarkable mirage.
Several ships were seen sailing thro'
the air in line apparently several
miles in extent; some appeared at
anchor near a fortress built on rock;
others seemed to appro ach 50 near the
coast that the spectators could see,
through the clear atmosphere, the i'm
ages of sailors at work in the rig
ging.