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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22
1)oetifnl.


Here is bsastiu and nehle tribute from one Of III
fir, roeesss Il aer esaniry. 10 ,he greatest man an
mos n riaus - riut ii The age:
From the Ieu Journal.
TO HENRY CLAY.
RI MRS. SARAH BOLTON.
G speed hee nnhls champion # the tieh'.
To do The rlufians work ihsi Heaven assigned
Tie wfld will bless thee tt he radiant light
That emsnaies Fl ht iranscendent mud
Thou henefarlor Of mankind.
Far eresisr l. tn evening 4 thy days
Than when Thy ifsasu- ed uaute was 6pi sn,hfned
Upon The Altar whsre oar ~ pays
To tried true. sterling woflh The meed Il We and pals
No, with The banner ard the fashiee s'eel
Mt win the bat l. ella run's thrilling tone
Not with fanaiicism's pu bind zeal.
Is thy dsyonn 70 Thy country shown.
Bni. with The Ell qnenes NJ ruth. alone
Thou has ssssyed 10 ssY The restless hand.
Whtse haughi, bea ing and impeflaus lons,
Have added fuel feeke,ss. and fsnned
The hesi that usduen ,rsi eukiudel Ger ihr land
Spesk, for thy words Of " SLIM. irna and warm,
NAY check faoaiiri.m's wild Garrett
Missy si,Y the lightning + h. gathering slorm
Thst lhr, atrns al that lib, rty hods dear.
In thy true heart ihrre m cra.f fear
And thu csns make the path If duty lain
sp.sk for his listening county waits II her
The thunder of lhf mighty ,fiee sgs.n-
Thine elqaehce. thank hfaren never hoard IN yin.
: are not the tor whose anypenmed heaft
Would se the q INN. ht h iahf Cd has yen
Would rend our bud + htashefh9 d afaft.
And v,unt bs baseaess IA The Ire Al haven.
The man VIII slsyshs tellas nan afisen
From msn's oonp,ui5u.hif; md future me
= ii well swatd he Wretch. whnss sui hath stfiyen
To crush or young rrpahs N i p.lme
The ignomlaieas shame Il darker deeper clue.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22
RE.sg,s.U.sDy THING


Persons want o Ready Made Clothing afe particularly
ea and sork before purchasing else
where as VIZ manu- all qualities Fashionable Cloth
OF that article - At all times ItR6E,
wbeh oilers purchasers great indneemfhi al procuring
an attn quality ie cannot he obtained IN any Other
clothing ostablis huent III The city.
W. have on bsu1 anil constantly manufacturing Gar
syery variety. from the best Materials IN the most
approved syl,s or fall and winter consisting al Sur
tout aud eito Oveeosis, OF all colos, qualities and
sizes, from - 30, ! IL, / -, 3 10 and upwards.
HOys' sacEs and OrercONfs!
LARGE assortment oi Boys Sacks and DveIcoas 20 per
cent shah the usual prices Superhne freels and Dress
Goats m1r from German and French Cloths IN tie latest
fashion. large stock ri Tweed Goats Pants and Vets
W. have lage ascrment OF Tweed frseles aud Sacks,
article, Forest Stelss iet stormy weather.
PAAEAE0OSS,
From super French Do.-kins-baek and fancy cashmere
Pants oI every variety Of shade and e9lo at III, 80, -
=, 30, 3, ; % aud upwards.
YEsES,
Made from rich Yevcs, Satns, Cdshmcres and Yaencia
aud at all prices 8Yicmemherhc and place,
oI prat Street and Centre .Hhet space Baltimore, Nd
Nov 22-wI2m II. II. COLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22
ID. fGs.

f1KD. fGf.
"fate NV receiving IN consignment, larec lot -
w I'D Gofds Cotton aui Hemp Plough Line. Iwuf
RI Having made arrangement with ii The htst
taes t5 Stair, vii b. constantly supplied with for
dagel and nlll all in lot at factory prices
JOHNSON, YOUNGER SMITH
Anil 2S=#f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22
LAND! LAND,!

INoR SALE, several TRACTS OF TOBACCO LAND
l. At about two dollars the acre, cash
FOR REN J, several bodies OF Tobacco Land already
under strong fence.
Also for sale, SEVERAL. TRACTS OF LAND, suitable
for grazing cattle Sheep about dollar and fifty cents
the are pne OF these tracts has II COMFORTABLE u
DWELLING, large Orchard, aal about 2uO acres al
green sward grass. Cash required
July lS-wsw "a. DRUNiNINNn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22
EIr.i,siu i:

Virginia:
Rules holden in the Clerks Office oil the Circuit Court
"a Of the Herporaon oi Iynchburg Monday, the 9Th
OF August, 1880.
William Ray, plaintiff
against
lascphj, Albright, John Il Sherrard and Henry II Man
"ettanmastersaed partners doing business under the ty
aud htm oi Albright, SharaId y Co. and William T. Smith
Defendants
IN CUANGERY.
The object II this suit subject tie moneys goods
ehales and effects OF the absent Defendants the hands OF
the hume Defendant, Nm T Smith, Ia the payment el The
ainl demands against The said absent DEFENDANTS al
leI'a 10 be m He a2eteaste S6So with interest, Sc
appearing by affidavit that the Defendants ab,;h,
Shenafd Co, not residents Of this State is orlcf e
That the said Defendants do appear here within one month
alter due publication hereof and do what necessary ia
Their nieeSsanl that copy Of this order be publ
90 once Week tar four successive weeks in the chhre
NSna commencing on the 18th lay August, posted
at the front door Of the court house in the sand
On the firstd day the next Cooperation Court.
, Copy-Teste,
Goggn, 2. q ID ROBES r,r.
Aug lh-N lw "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22
RICH yEsTINGs.

We have and constantly receiving, New Styles 81
Nesting consisting plain and figured SILK aHa Nopen
e,ets figured and ped Casmeres Sls, satins and Va.
an.ias 81 all shades ard eolols.
our tom work Is cut and made the best manner-and
as rcgds style and workmanship is warranted 10 give en-
tn. s,t,sf.st4 .n aud, II ofest reduced pfers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22
PHENIX FOUNDRY,

Immediately on he Canal, the LdhghTae7Hus
IYNCHBURG, Va.
,T,fE sIBSC RIBER still continues 10 conduct tins es-
Establishments and salies continuance Of the patronage
"a literally extended heretofore. MILL GEARING Of
evsr description fhavine great variety Of paltems Horse
Powers Plaster and Cement Crashers, Bark Mills Cranes
Tobacco Presses together with every other description Of
Iron and Brass Castings,
made anil fitted up the shortest notice. aud III the neatst
and most substantial manner Also. PLAIN aud Fanny
NRDGGH L AND GASfIR0S RAILING,
CRATES -. s<c lie has good power and work
men order the head Of each department. Eve
~ article made this bshment warranted 10 be equal
II my done in the State A. &. DABNEY, Agent
lafY l-lY For DAVID MDREN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22

I Rule held IN he Clck's ollie efihr Circuit Count
n or the County Nelson Mnnla, the 5lhday OF Au
gust, $50.
: Nelson {. eIar,,on Exon Of James ela,ksondecl.
IlAlnlll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22
sl22 81
- %
az 81

Aaneal income fom sbaep Sl91 81
len cows can be kep np,n ilr sAne pnnnd thti will
keep loo sheep | IN chr,ss ~ belrf tho annual in-
cume pr wi ss,lage about lhe sane Iea cows
vii give say upon an ayetsge 51a hs II cbeese / Is
true that here Instances WHEN a much larger weld
has been oblaned. bal 'he average /, b "a, he qnan
We haye assumed. Allowing lhe cheese 10 brng Be
PEI 10. II will give 1 5 IN each COW, ~
Eor the 10 cuws sl5a on
Whey, per COW. ~ - %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-22
IRON and Brass Castings,


AND STEAMBOAT LINE TO BALTIMORE AND
TIE NORTHERN CITES, VIA PiNEY POM,
AND THE MOUTH OF TIE POTOMAC.
Fare between Richmond and Baltimore IS 80
yI,E public hereby advised that the swift and splendid
Steamer BALTIMORE, Captain Alexander McGaus
land fitted up with tate room, and 80 berhs Is run
ccsbnrg and Potomac Railroad, between the landing
Aqua Creek and Baltimore
Passengers leaving Richmond in the Northern Mail Train
at "a \. M, M5naays and Thursdays, will arrive at
Aqua Creek about II NJ where they take the Baltimore
Descending tie pulomae they have Of its fine
~ BY Ia, light, AMI at piaey Point about p NJ,
and al Baltimarein the course oil tie ight.
This line IT will be seen. avoids entirely the wide portion
o the Bay aud Of in great degree any danger OF
rough weather and sickness passengers by going
farther North have the advantage their arrival at Balt
o remaining or the night free charge board oil
Boat having superior accommodations and avoiding expen
al hotels.
Returning, passengers leave Baltimore Tuesdays and
Fridays, at T. NJ and arrive the Junction the day
al ~ \ and Richmond at 100 A. thus enabling pas
sengers Tor lynchburg by way OF Charlottesville, to
daY IN returning.
Fare from Richmond 10 Baltimore IS 50.
Fare from Richmond To Piney Point, with the privilege
oil returning Al thur during the season) 81 50.
Fare In children under II years ot age halt price.
Meals and STATE rooms Ion first class passengers extra
For further particulars, through tickets apply at the
Depot OF the r., + X 2 r. K, c., II
WM. II. ALLEN, Ticket AGENT.
B-Forward Cabin Passengers and eoored persons
Will be convey by this line lon total charge Rich
mond to Baltimore Ior S. including meals aud lodging.
July BIB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

r@- Il Mw- Yorker talks again In to-
DAYS paper of all Wings in Congress who
refuse to support the Pearce Boundary bill,
as 'factionists and Observation-Disclosures
This, under the circumstances, is sheer I'M
pudence, and cannot fairly be used to the
Presidents prejudice, as will doubtless be
attempted. We repeat that there is no
particle Of evidence that the President coun'
tenances any of this presumption. Why,
then, should such assertions be repeated
We shall publish no more of them unless
the main assumption be sustained by proof.
If the Executive whip is to be cracked over
the heads Of Congress, we insist that it
shall be responsibly welded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

~ 0oURAUD's Italian Medicsled Soap Il 10 well krowu
will cure tan pimples feck erupons aud ell coIsneoas
diseases GoURAUDs Poudre Sable will eradese saPef-
Guous hair from any part Of Tho body GoUsAvDs ias'an
sneous Liquid Dye will change red or gray hair IN lev
minutes beautiful black brown, without sIdning The
skin. 0oURAUD's Liquid Rouge, imparu dscsie rose
ting pale ps and cheeks deying detection except ey
wss ~ with soap and water GoURAUD's Hair Restore
i've, o. icssssn Gloss 10 warranted TO prevent hair from
al ipg cut restoring 1t preventing It turning gray and
making sla, why hair soh silky and glossy fna bottles
Is cents esch GovRAUDs Lily White is an instsntsneo"
innocent and ecacious remedy for rough flashed sngh
complications Bear 10 mind that the genuine prepssre1s
OF DR. FELIx GoURAUD, are to be had genuine Only 81
81 "a aner-st frat Store from Broadway sa24
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

in the more interior Counties Of Bowlin's
District as bis friends-Bowlin not yet
being fully understood as hostile to Benton.
Throw out all the results Of accident, and
the list of Members elected on naked Anti
Benton ground is not long one. The
Colonel has both the Senator and Represen-
tative from the District in which the State
Capital is situated he seems to have
twothirds of the Members elect from the
heavy Southwestern quarter of the State.
Obviously, any Democratic party which
may henceforth be constituted in Missouri,
from which Bentonians and Wings shall be
excluded, will be select, respectable affair,
which must be formidable, if at all, from its
talents rather than its numbers. We mis-
trust the Ants will have to take the Colonel
back-or 20 back TO him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
LIN Cspgress. Yesterday.

In the SENATE, motion 70 fix day for adj
iournment failed, after which the Fugitive
Slave bill was passed. Then Mr.. Benton
killed off q motion to buy three thousand
copies of book of statistics. Notice was
given by Messrs. Badger and Hamlin that
they should to-day move to take up the ac-
eumulated Executive Business before the
Senate, after which motion to adjourn
was carried.
The HOUSE refused to suspend the rules
to appoint a special day for the consldera-
ton of the Cheap Postage bill. The Dill on
Post Rou.es was then considered and
amended, but no final action had on it
The. Appropriation bill went through the
same process; Mr.. Bsyly made speech
proving the bill to be very economical; an
attempt was made to e1punge the outrage
ous appropriation of $4,000 for books to
new members, but the instincts Of 80 gentle
men were too strong and they voted for the
books.
Sanguine people who had supposed that
the House would dispose of this bill yester-
day. were mistaken. 1t adjourned without
taking the question: and it would be rash
20 predict when that ceremony will be
arrived at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

The CALHoUs SrATUE.-A According to the &C
counts lately received from Fire Island, there is
every probability that the Powers statue of John
G. Cal will be recovered ia a few days. Capt
Walden and Lieut. q andy of the Cutter Morris
which has been lyirg of the Island for some time,
took advantage Of the fine weather on Monday last
to sound about the wreck of the Elizabeth. Alter
a time Cspt Walden discovered a box, which
Lieut.. Handy, who Immediately stripped and
OWED for the purpcse OF examining it, reported
O correspond With the description of the box con-
tanning Cslhoun's S atute In the Afternoon Mr..
Lewis one Of the wreck ers attached to the Custom
House, went to the ship with graphing irons and
attempted to sling tho box. The preparations,
however, were imperfect, and part Of the covering
of the box waI torn off, and the attempt was given
I'd. The sea afserwsrd became so rough that moth
ing further was done till Thursday morning Capt
Walden bad in tbs resDtine secured the yachs
Twilight, belonging to Mr.. John D. Johnson, of LIST
liz, who kinoiy volunteered its use. Tbs zach
was anchored exactly .ver the spot where the box
lay. Capt. Walden's bostswain having Owed
down to ascertain Il, )oAitiop, reported that part
of the cover was torn off, and that be had distinctly
felt the statue within.
Mr. Jones of Wallst who Is interested in the
ship Elizabeth, had By this time engaged the ser
vices Of Mr.. James A. Whipple, the celebrated
diver Of Boston, who was at one time employed BY
the United States Government to examine the
wreck of ths steam frigate Missouri, at Gibraltar
Mr.. Whipple sent down one ofhis men in the after
noon but did not succeed in singing the statue, for
want Of The necessary implement. These have
since been obtained and put on board the Twilight
which is now waiting favorable state OF the
weather to com mence operations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
- ksox's FALL srYLE OF Hat IS

= ksox's Fall Style on HAT IS
Mssons Csrpenters tsn'ers 0lsziers and other WORT
people have been bu,y employed In the sesroom Of Ksox
"THs Batter for the l'n monh, snd The result % pa
eiou, besufully arranged handsomely orDsmeu.ed
room a, lhe,e Ia the city, but there IS boon n'sr.
rupron ia Ksoxs nanu'scia'tus 'spHsmen' The ss''s
INDUSTRY ibsrsy. deterHps alton to ea'e sn' resolution
overicp all rivalry, that heretofore hs escsesensed
Ia sl its predominant estures and have 70 hssoa u
saying and say It boldly, that
Knoz's Fall St,is Of Haiti,
The nestes tssty. b coming, fascinating piece Or
head gear worn since Old Adam travelled bsrehesdsd
within the gstes of Paradise.
KNOX is resolved and he 10 famous for good resououa
to sell he did last 'essonhs Hats though eqasled By
least twenty per lees than other city men
fsetures All he wants 10 that those who judges Of
good article will call on him ct la Fuilonss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.


PAs,,eE FROM PANAMA TO San FRAscIsco-We are
In rees,pt Of sdyces from Panama from which We are
.n6,d to learn that emg1ns for California are sab eced
70 no delay on Ishnus heretofr e-ths number Of
steamers and eui-class sailing vesseh plying between
P,rsm. ad San Francisco being amply sumcien' W
accommodate arg lumber Of ps"eosen. ~ sauIIoA
:, h nna, of ,t.amer, already engaged In running be
,,s.n he Two ports the following excellent steamship
.or,,oned 10 ms.u. Corwine Brother, K co. Psnsns
viii arrive here GuiOg The months Of september and oc
tober. The ooah" Gen Zachary Taylor" and " Wash
TO, Nearly all the tickets By these steamers viii be
.od Panama BY MesGs C. 8. Co so In fset passen
ger, for The gold sigginss" can leave The United Safes
~,sou procuring through nefeu with every degree OF
safety.
.l, a, Psnsms ana their departure ,hsresom, ke can
b. obt.insd fou FLETCHER wEsrRAY, I'll FtonlH
wYOri, who is the Agent Of he'sr' Cor wins Brother
Co eN~' 's'~1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
a C.rd from DIR. siauriceau.

NH. GREELEY-Sr: La The Tribune OF yes
terdsy II 10 stated that letters 'embodyug pOfs aud sd
v.r,is.mep,,v OF woik entitled "The Married Womsns
Private Medical Companion" chsrgeabe with fall letter
postage, are sett to strangers, &c. $500
its esnI that Publishers or anthor 10 amsnsoeIo
his charge directly Indirectly, 10 anquHygsdfy jdse
uae plain tenn, believing win yourseil sna' peopio
all utIer sfaliehcOd they mus bear being old OF H.
With respect 70 the ssseluOn that the Married Wo
mans P,sate Medical Companion that being tne I'VE OF
Inc vorkls "ssd be Of al immoral and my cnnac-
er II l. not wonhy Of notice There are not low "n"
a. not the oc nues Of r urer aud others "oDsceae
ftby and disgus1iDg what canno' Do re'u'oo'
Dr. N MAURICE al, Puonsnef OF -
arba Married Woman's PrlVaIe Medical Companion"
IN DIR. Moriceau-whoever may be the owner
or caimsnt of that namc-is little hssty. The
complaint " hch we were requested to bring to bis
and the pablics notice was not clearly stated In
our lsst-so we will restate it. 1t was that no Tor
somebody in bis behslfl sends out postage unpaid
lot, of aeespabers, go. up on purpose to pun MS
Married Woman's Medical Companion which
are dir cted to perions who never requested the
and who would a. soon see 80 many adders craving
into their houses. They say the book is obscene
and its commend atoms nauseous and they nave a
right to Judge for themselves. IL certainly Is
sro,s impertinence aud wrong Tins to force upon
people papers offensive to them, and In their jddg
ment revolving to delicscy-and would De so II the
writer were ,aid to be Fourier or any body else
lie, the nuisance be abl,et withou, jaw. Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
xxxIu CONGRESS-. .Firs, Session
sEEAfE....wAsHrscTos Monday, Aug. q

sEEAYE....~ AsBIsGTos, Monday Aug. %.
A motion to take up resolution hxl"s sdsy for
the adjournment OF Congress, failed-tEelve only
voting in favor Of the same. There seems TO be
di.no.ition on the part OF tire majority not to hx
Ssy for adjournment until the House has acted upon
The Cal,fornis and Texas bills
The Fugitive Slave bill was read third time
and passed without division, alter lev words
I'm nr. Dickinson decarstOry OF bis views IN its
favor. .
resolution, authorizing subscription BY the
Secretary Of the Senate for three thousand copies
Of a compilation by Aaron Palmer, OF statistics
relative to the commerce oil the EASE was taken
up. - ,,
into general history OF the purchase OF books BY
Congress, opposing and denouncing the practice
IN toto, regarding Il a. enormous In the conception
ard still more iniquitous in l's progress
Mr.. FoOTE replied. and the DEBATE was con-
tinued until O'Clock. when the resolution was
postponed indefinitely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
THE GENIN FALL HAT FOR 1850.

~ 0EsIs the pleasure OF announcing 70 his friends
and the public that Wednesday. the as.h inst, he wfu
issue the Fall style OF Geuuemens Hss for 1885, which, Ia
beau, Of shape and exquisite ni,h win fer transcend any
fabric thai has hitherto susd from bis mandatory Hs
invites ths peculiar eontow and dsngut of
this superb article with he fcles confidence that ~n
gain rather than by comparison with any Hat irres
pecve Of price, that has been produced either 10
America or France Notwithstanding the expense attend.
ant upon getting up he elegant Hat the price viii vary
from the old marx Of o.. GENIN, 2l4 Broadway,
Au4 Al opposite 81 PsaTa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
Attack On School Of Sisters of Notrc Dame
Commerce, &c.
Suicides, Riots, &c.

PIIrsBURGH, Monday, Augusta.
A German shoemaker, named Freiselmeyer,
mt An end TO his existence by cutting his throat
A young woman, named Rebecca Walker, moth
or Of chill months old, also committed suicide
in consequence Of the father of the child rsfaIiOg
to marry her.
A riot occurred on the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Bstcsd; sskhSut miles from Pittsburgh, in which
shout 100 Irishn en- were engaged Tue Sheriff
called out the mi tary and proceeded to the scene
nj action. We hear Of no serious lost, bat conside-
r,ble b. div injuries have been inflicted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
Washipgtos Rumors.

WAsHssTos, Monday Aug 90
Senator Pratt has gone home In consequence o.
the sickness OF some member Of his family. Nc
K,nnsn, Secretary Of the In.srior, has gone home
and rumo: is aaoss that TO will not return unIe"
the President will consent to the removal OF several
heads of Bureaus and number Of clerks.
Another rumor says that bis resignation has
reached the President, and that John d. Bolts will
r, ceive the appointment
Il is the general belief that the President viii
veto the Fugitive Slave bill on tho ground OF the
nnconstitutiouaIity Of it's proviiions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

SILAs WRIGHT.-A Monument to the distin.
gubhed ex Senator and Ex-Governor will be com.
Pleted, with appropriate cere monies today in his
native town, Wey bridge, VT BEsJ +. BUTLER
delivers the Address; the Cap Stone is laid by
Gen. WOOL MARTIN VAN buren, and Gen scorr
are TO be there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27

PENSsYLyAHIA.-Lansing d. Wetmore Of War
rem, s. A. Purviance Of Butler, John Allison OF
Beaver, and Sketchley Morton Of Delaware, have
heen proposed by the Wings Of their several coun-
tic for Congress. Ditto Samuel X. McL suah1n OF
Our berland, James Gamble Of Clinton w P Shat.
tucl of Crawford and William H Kurtz of York
by the Opposition. These nominations are subject
to the action Of District Conventions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-27
prs,re,, Of the Chslern.

ALLEGHENY CITY, Monday, Aug q.
The Cholera is raging badly in the Fourth Ward
of Allegheny City eports are conai ting. For
90 hours ending yesterday at P NJ. there had been
IS deaths; today the reports vary from to 80
the lowest number is thought most correct. The
epidemic is confined to two blocks principally &C.
PITTSBURGH, Monday, Aug. e
No deaths from Cholera have been reported.
The city il healthy.