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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07
Arrival of the EpnDire Civ
LATER FROM HAVANA

NEW IoKK Sept. 3-The steamer En-.
pre- City with Havana dates of tie 2oIb mir
mas sr arrived. sne brings 20 passengers.
The political exctemer, at Havana was in
cfeaslns and a crisis was e,idcntl, close At
hand. The Government continued IFS course
o. d severity aud suspected persons we're i,nme.
ala't1y arrested, upon the mosr frivolous pre-.
IeHt and thrown into loa,hsome dunpso.s.-
ne newspaper, called "The Voice OF Il eP.o.
PIE las been SUI pr, ssed and is publishers
SUBJECTED To close confinement 1t was be-
otcd '''" $
All Americans are viewed with su. picon
and dl,trust.
Inc cholera and small pox had somewhat
lhated' but the yellow fever was raging with
terrible Violence.
treshts to the U. States had improved.
EXCITEMENT AT HA.
VANA.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 31.-By an arrival we
ave advices Ito.n Ha, ana TO he 2orh. Many
'rftsts OF sps ectrd rcyoulio,,ists ha1 been
haue' and the greatest excitement prevailed.
IL was thought rbat Il parties arrested on
ne charge Publishing and circularing The
olce OF The People would be qarroted on the
ST Sept - -
Dcsfr~ctire Storm at NcmpAjs- Cho1era.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 30th.,-The Cholera is rag
10 IN Foote Co.., Miss. Heavy rim storms
,@,stToyed property to The amount Of $500 900.
he corn and cotton fields in the adjoining
ouhues huve been completely laid down.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07
The Democratic Central Organ

The papers announce that ROGER A. Pryor,
Editor of tho Sonthside Democrat, has become
connected with the Washington mon, MS As
sociaic Editor Mr.. =. isa gen,lcmnn Of de-
cldcd ability rs n writer and great zeal as
politician, aud 50 far as these qualifications go
will do creditt his new position. Bat we are
curious 10 learn how certain important discre
pancics Of opinion, which H. e heretofore cx.
Istcd BETWEEN the South Side Democrat and
the Washington Union. hive been rcconcllcd.
Twelve mouth ago very bitter controversy
"as wngol between those journals upon n
question Of cardinal interest. to wit The rigbt
of Secessioa. The politicians Of Mr.. Pryor's
school conlenl TINT the recognition Of this prin-
ciplo is essential to the proper dignity, pow er
aud rights Of The States: the Washington Union
has heretofore held. like Jackson. that it was
treason or nearly AKIN To- IT, W. should like
- know who has knocked under. Mr.. Pryor or
Gen. Armstrong -.Iacksonism or Calhoun, m
The arrangement IS supposed 10 have some
connection with The choice Of the Union 10 do
the public prinIlng-hnt. il would no doubt
be looked upon ms impairment, if any attempt
were made to pry into these under current ma
neavoings Of our patriotic lawmakers aud
their editorial allies
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07
Civic Talents.

Among lie many e,idepces afforded ~ ne
lie Ct Gen. Scott, tia Re POSSESSES high or.
der of civic and administrative talent, his
management Of The affairs Of the Mexican gov
eminent, after the occupation OF The Capitol
would Of ilsclf. esinblish iueoutestably the pos
session OF such capaeiiy. Occupied WIN
bait rs and the countless duties ol command
ing General. until his entrance into the city. he
there suddenly found han 4eil 1t lie had Of
twelve millions of peoPe--fher1ler ol an eS.
ten,iys country, torn by t'e COMMISSIONS OF
var, md shaking under disruption Of oil
The social and political relations that bind u
community IN times If pcacc The occasion
Vas one To ny fhe wisdon and Ermness of any
man The safety ufhis nrmy-the creilt Of
tie American namc-the pacl.icalion aud pro-
lection Of tho Mexiean people Ie supplies
necessary to cars or the affairs Of that gov
ernment--tbc prescription ofa civil pohcy-
The enforcement Of the law, and tho prescrya
lion Of good order. al depended upon him
Il was like taking society in a chaotic
stato, and moulding II into system Of govern.
ment. 50 successfully did Gen Srott accom-.
plish lhis-so temperate. sagacions and ELI.
Gent policy did he pursue, that, in Few
months. the very people who hod resisted his
approach with The iereest energy fhpt hatred
and dread could inspire, seeing the happy
effects ofhis administration, besought him TO
continue in office, as President Of the country,
with n salary more than ,on.lold as great as
The American Republic paysits chief nogs-
trate lIas the candidate Of Martin Van Bu
ren and the British ever given such mani
fostalion of civic talents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07

The same amount of postage 10 be added for
every ounce over three ounces.
If not prepaid, the postage to be double
these rates.
Papers sent weekly to subscribers within tho
county, where published, free. On papers not
weighing over one and half ounces, circula.
ted within rhe State whcIe published, and pre-
paid. onc.haLf only ofthese rates to be charged.
Books. bound or unbound, weighing notover
A lbs., for any distance under 5000 miles. one
cent ounce ifprepaid double this rate when
notPrepaid, or when exceeding 4 lbs. in weight,
or sent over 5000 miles.
But, the greatest relief both to Postmasters
and to the public is the reduction and simpli6.
cation OF the postage on transient newspapers
and pamphlets.
When not exceeding 3 ounces in weight.
transient newspapers, periodicals., &c, are
charged cent. when prepaid, and one cent for
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07
Newspaper pOssagc.

A postage Is a subject which interests al
most every one IN the community, we publish,
IN full, the recent act Of Congress, reducing
the postage on newspapers, and other printed
matter.
The act Of 1850, which aimed at an uniform
rate, so far aspostagc GU letters was concern
ed, presents the anomaly of some thirty odd
different rates on newspapers. The Now act
avoid this absurdiiy, aud establishes for all
distances under 5000 miles on papers weigh
ing less than three ounccs---an Uniform rate of
one cent. This rate is reduced 80 per cent, if
postage is pald on papers in advance, hy the
quarter or year, at the Office here mailed by
the publisher, or at the delivery office by the
subscriber.
What then will be the practical operation Of
the new lawl
lst. On newspapers sent from the publica-
non office. If prepaid by the publisher before
mailed, or Ivy the subsc iber when taken out.
for any distance short of3O00 miles and over.
a paper or periodical weighing less than three
The pnstaJo will bo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICES


" Dropping in. ye-te day IA The Gnn-sfore Of the
Mes-r-. Fisher Of this town. w1Fstu ge.ieman from
beyond the Aeehanes selecting his arms Tor the
Deer campaign, commencing. we tn'f nn nppnrtnni-
~ of inspecting Tho mo useful and elegant collection
1t Gao,e, Hho-bet's, Gam hugs Po@3crj10SkS, md
Fsliag o1payo We have They are all Of
English mauuactare mud of recent importation But,
what most on admiration asto see the soiidny
and fine finish Of inc materials. aud the convenience
wtb which ever article furnished particularly Tint
set-cappiug double barrel wtch was, byn very simple
contrynncr arranged that one hundred and twenty
caps pun in their places. whilst the he
ing loalud without the purity having totoueh or handle
the cap by which three discharges could at least. be
uadc in the lime ef Two by the ordinary method. The
material Of the barrels being umbatcd steel Chiefly,
VS. particularly attractive. The names Of Wesley Rich
do known the first makers stamped the articles, md
the prices from go $40 he'll forth great md re-
ment-. SPorsmen shout. Use time in being carly
inthcil. .hort. (sept Ill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07

IUsrs3s Cocnr, MosDAY.-C Commonwealth as
Goul}ta-Thi. ia me Of the originating in the
unper IN w.c' part fine police attempted the exc
ution 81 the city Ordinance concerning dogs The
case wa thoroughly I'D ably argued by Major Garland
Mr. y. II. Campbell AID Judge "i'son-lor the Com
nonweaDta Maior Gnrand; tor tie defendant Wilso 81
wilson aud Campbell & Chllners The case was sent
on To the Circuit Court the prisoner giving hnil
eConmoa~eal'h ne J3hp haI.n Oil H. some rs -
Red' r offences the nj the foregoing, viii come
IN H., dav.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07

The Wteeling Br;dge.--The Pittsburg
Journal contend. that ne recent Act oil Con
grc.s declaring this bridge to ben public high
VA, goes TO @I,'gaIze nuisance to the lJnry
Of STATE" and addslh lathe appointed time
the sta.es Attorney General Vii appl, to the
Supreme Court for an order to enforce Their
deer, by removal Of the nuisance
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07

The Covingron (Ky.) journal saysthat,at the
meeting ofthe Covngton Chippewa Club, on
Thursday night last. six gentlemen. " ho have
heretofore acted with tie Democratic party. =.
vowed their determination to % for the ma
tons hero for President, and signrd the con.
stituton ofthe club Lon .Tonrnal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07

Isl District 40 Y ktby al Aansemnnd.
Cd Distfiet-Edvar1 Chambers ~ Nech leuhnrg
81 Di.trist-T homas s. fepruet If IiahfaH.
Alb Di.triet-n II Mnrsha1. If Charlotte
5ih Distrirt-Alex Rives of Aibeuaflc
sth District --Wa. C. Scott. IF fpwbBtau.
IN Dsaffiet--JDs. Seear ct Elizabeth CITY.
sfh Dlsfrici-Robi. hayeot Hestmorciand
9th Distiirt-HcuFy y Tbomas. of Fairfax.
10Th Di-trict--Alex x Bateier. al Jefferson.
18th Disiriei--Cui. J. i. Baidmi ia. " AuRusta.
,2th Disiriei-1ohn Sehas al Monroe.
18Th Disuiet--N aitee = restun. of Washington
iiih Disiriet--John J .Juclson ir.. Of Wood
18TH Distrat--T N Gnlip. 81 Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LhxD SIDE on THE RAuRoAD.-A iahd slide occur
rcd sunday nzbt. IN ot the cuts in Mr.. haiSey'
paat Which prevented the morning trhn oil 'ef'
rom going out at tie regular hour Sufficient opening
WIS made To permit the cors O poss in the evening
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07

Coinage at Me H,at.-During the month Of An'
yusr the coinage al he mint in Phlladelphla a.
mounted 10 ,2s5, 357 in gold. and si.3i6,Ss5
IN silver There were sl436 600 three-cent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07

Ar''1esoPgroP late to the FIRST Class-Boxe, of na,s
DO nets and furniture
Ar'eles ,aPproPriae to Second Class Boxes, bale,
OF Try goods ieatho shoes saIdlcry glass paints o
drug, and confectionery.
Ar 'ees up rop,ia.e'o Third Clcss.-Virginia domcs
ues' sugar coffee liquor, baggiug, rope butter cheese
per tin, sheet iron. hoow-vare, uue,n,ware ,astingF
HARDWARE marble (dresscd andother leavy articles no.
enumerated in special or fourth r.a,, ties.
a 'feles appropriate 10 The Fourth C1ass.-Flour. lin
SaekS rce' pork, beef fish lard, taloO and bacon. I
cas KS boxes Or sacks beeswax bales of bags ginson
1 ar'ed irlt bar IRON marb e. (andressed) mill aud
Plaster la, 90 miles %s: S9 sq F FER n sa,as
o G9n - n. = $50 mics so u NY pounds ~
Seri 7--,lts
peruvian GUANO.-aOO bags a.,
-, from vessels, per boats Boomer jenny Lind nnd
wave Tor sale by Iaug 3l--tsl b F, SAGKETT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07

q, Tue Ladies' IN tire neighbour, oJ of the ], &
Lick, propose giving Dinner for the ben, fit
fthe Episcopal Church, Tuesdey, the 9TH OF Sep.
temtar at the Big LicL. Snnt6--1t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07
Electors for I,c state oryirginia.

ELECTORS At LARGE.
JOHN NJ B9TIs.
WILLIAM Il FBEsTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07

An extra session of the N. Carolina Legisla-
ture has been called to meet on the 4th October,
for The purpose ofre.arraneing the election dis
tricts OF the State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07

~ Never suffer long from a Cough. At this age of
the world when you get Ayers Cherry Pecorai is
a criminal neglect il you do not cure it.
Sept -lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07
y.nLa Mectlms om g,,..ln, N..ht Nd

y meeting will be hrld By the Wing Club 81. Lync-
burg mud vicinity. ut Masonic Hall Friday night
next, che 10th inst JNO. NJ. MILLER. Secty.
Sept G-5t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07
peruvian GUANO.-a0O bnr. IL.

~, from vessels per boats Boomer, Jenny Lind nnd
wave for sale by aug 3l--ts1 b F. SAGKFTT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-07

ach additional ounce. Atpresent unless pre-.
mid no transient newsnaper IL sent by ma''.
The new law does not exact prepayment
nut imposes double the rate when transient
matter Is not prepaid.
The net goes mo operation On the L. Of
October next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

srd Jsmaica Turnpike, the intersection of Division
az location where q school y very much needed
there beng none than Bedtord-sv a distance Of
about two miles Mr. Nee offers the Of this build
ing 10 TIE Beard O. Education free of expense If they
will but fJruish teacher. The Superintendent Mr. :
c. H,lmes) in presenting the above communication.
stated that the portion OF he city described public
school for white children was becoming every day
necessary and that school could De legally established
A. q branch Of No 3 or be Get OF w Itself with sepa
rate district In either case IRE board n opening and
conducting such school, would incur no expense other
thsn IN teachers snd ststonery. A. means, u sug
eeted that The 5000 appropriated this year for even
inc schools enough viii probably be saved TO meet at
least or SIX months II not for year the whole expense
for sahr.es and stationery The communication was
referred 10 the Teachers Committee
The Teachers Committee reported adverse 70 the
proposition o. V Lehwess 70 teach the French language
in The public schools Accepted.
The COMMITTEES on Evening Schools reported the
number in Evening School No l. Cae average sttena
sncc) for the past month ws.-males l5I females ~
total. go In No. , NO u Day School the average
Attendance wss-rnaes 60 females - total, 10 Ac
cep,ed-and soon after the Board adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

Missions has lately sustained IN the death OF Of ~
rnost serve laborers, Mr. 4 aoiel particularly 10 the
les OF Mr. and Ms. Porter Aires said he has lost
tvo % her most devoted friends shall never forget the
te when those missionaries srst arrived al our saon
We were M that time in the creates, want ofthen. The
reeple OF several of the surrounding districts olsimd
them as their teachers an were Al loss 20 know where
they were 70 60. Recently the nishisencs ma. come
thsf they hsvs been promoted another and high
sphere Of action snd we sire left IA mourn their loss
Our brethren are leonly four men among our trices
Il i uot strange that missionaries due in AtncS when
they forced 70 undergo double labor And more IN
mere men and more women possessing the spirit OF
those who have been called away. We hope that re
Increment will be found though have no assurance
al any.
II was then announced thst the amount OF receipts
during the pas, ihree months Of the imam al year.
s47457, bad been received which exceeds by 500 the
receipts Of last year
After prayer by Rev. DR.. Aasns. the IN ?, ting adj
fourred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08
NTEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, City and

Couniy Of IortJohn ltash ssius Abraham lsbah
ygs h VII. For.yh Iahsal AMI Asne-
hash and a LOUISA sr laac loane M, rerta E,ur aac
Il louns l.m A. YOUNG and Robert u lonns
l. pu.usuc, by oder p il- Coirt,
4 q Il -..~a
thousan ecf hundred and y and OF te stn ch case
md and ur,,l noi~ 10 hereby gwen hat 40 l-r
ren.ra lien or - Judgment o. decree or otrv on
sharc interest Of any oi thc p1t- ~ -ih @ IA
and. and peH orgt 90 D. rir'on n ,ada % an nee
The rds,.rn the referee appointed h acton and 10y me
order before the .cyrnh day of D" nrN n
of,c NJ Is Wa g. N me CITY ana County d" y" lof Ii
Of al such hens md rcituatft7 rrslf 'frS t Hi YIN '
evidence o De amount dee i6e-n ma % 'p-y M ~
such uosne and tie du-' thereof IcprtVeS
land and pen-cs .oueh; 60 ne p on'i 10 -~d .h 80
the ccHPan - tas acton o. 'o.oNs Al ut ,.f"n ~
pee ant pae % .snd formerly covered VIA "a. 'f al S.'
If Ward oi The tiF g NeN lofs nouri- 'Hfi
e.,iery Ind late oi tie hers ol Cspi1n Hurry k1
d,.cs,J; soli.we.trry land ar OF TIE hers WI
sullrat ry ty Waslnstn 81 su nliiA
ferv ay fr rear land crtnclh the MAYOR Alder
ufo the CRY Of Nc~lo-s 20 John J. LlsSh
erau hearng the cu,tIt tv cepsn3cr Que ih'4r'hd
sshf hum and sslf ht rad 90 Of Land heru dr.cf1ei
leng kriy aI nCl-s v iron GA "ahnsoa ~ inI
e .,ro WIDTH 20 the r.a~ Ind also AZ that certaa
ps and be- ina the Nars1 Le City o Nrw 10 aud nnra
a. follow Beglnu. a. The et.irr} >de ol "
distant .o.ttcy shy one o.. LON % ol'L-s 10y
Wet snt Rccc- So a' eiati+heI ~ t ans t1nu e -
soueasiery hundred md tvp feet and 'rVrn A' 10 e
nohwe'iefy corner o. a'r "i i"u,, H ~ ~ T
Aldermen aud CoLlnoiy OF toe Ct o New loA 90 oavef u an
oey che Aaf- a. - ie'f W tAtte o.lIS
alons tAe wty Inc Of 't erant forty 'e. ''d "a lhe
westerly h-Fdrd Two 'tr and erVea -f- % P "a
,be essrv e o. Wet distant -oI@ry ory irrt sra *
.hes the p-ce o uosrls add iArnre nohefF a's ne
:. forty sad uches 20 n. pace o aes-snE
vurenaucc- iherearfo tconrF ~ 10 '5l'e arr ~ 40 ~
rhsfsl-' ef'.' q, IN, nm fro o. ac pr-r,
s. ti bad aDd rua-ng on HUI IN hteI AM -
al III PIT o. he trown o. = ' ruf N'fh hVf p"
= c our g. 90 tte premises above deer bed
Loeether st, equal fno hcnird 80 try un- pi -
Il. ~larasr eralafe sass.le. td raunct arang ron ~
sIEParN cAaERELENG, Rrf'r.e
wr,r Glo,sr, Aiio-ne,. Tor Pa MO la~os~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

10 The Boston papers all contain articles
synusthizing with Mr. ChickeTing whose noble Plano
forte Mandatory destroyed BY fire the other day
The Atlas says
II IL not mere panoforte factory which has been
dCs;royed but familiar temple OF music t. which not
only cur own worshipers have paid daily Devotion but
into which the pilgrims from many foreign land have
come: very many OF whom have Obtained comfort and
support Many a heart has left ~ hOspitable doors
Tph,ered Of y heavy load Tue generosity which has
been exhibited there has found record except In us
grateful bOsOms Of the recipients.
We could really indulge In considerable romance over
the blaCkened ruins that remaD where we nave passe1
many happy hours which would be shared ~ many OF
cur readers We know that there are very many VINO
viii Oin with in hoping that Mr. Chickeung wil DE
allie TO endure the blow without sny permanent detn-
ment to the ample fortune which he has made by hs
own exertions and which he's never been able b de
stroy the warmth of hs heart the simplicity Of ms
manners Assistance 20 any amount would be q. his
command, should he require Il
Mr Chickering's lOss Is not be measured by money.
The patterns the scales and all the drawing which
have been the results OF his long experience and cose
calculations the work Of many evening hour OF pa
tent thought have all been destroyed In night. One
instrument in particular will be- great lOss. For y
yenr pat Mr. Chckorng has been engaged In planning
and constructing a piano, which wouId possess
many advantages those now used In parlOr>. He
had srent weeks and weeks upon ts preparation, and
had got IL 60 far completed that In day or two would
have been ready for exhibition This instrument, with
all is patterns and scales is destroyed with the rest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08
HFALTH SUcCpDAyFIyM-Tbis Find

Extract Of Medicinal Herbs tho Receipt o: which ms
been 70 the advertiser from Germany where has
named most valuable secret for century n ds-
tin; shed family has proved nf.ble dy f5r tae
Of Indigestion, Dyspepsa. Dizziness Of Head
Gcut and Rheumatism Cole Pair OF The Hear ConEh and
WorG Itpuries TIE system throughout s-rerghels he
nerves and spirits sharpeus the senses t0ps The Trembling
OF Limbs cures the Hiocoush and Heartburn. cures al
kinds Of Colo moment IL r. y c-. lncT Tor
the restoration Of ;no vitality Of the most decayed
persous sid iualbe preventive s-lrst 81 M ctlo1s
SICKNESS. Taking i remedy for Pu-girE. L y purify
Vie whole system md only operate IN from y IS hours
without causing pam Tue Health SuccedRreu never IN
jurcf. even By taking large cOse.
several cubic gent1nen 10 this cry who have used
II for Indigestion Dizziness Cole. sr., nave derived he
seatef benefit from H. an permit % refer 20 iaem
Prepared AID sold only ty -
No 1874 F-lion-st.. $ey-TO.E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08
Of APPLICATION for tho DIS

~ CHARGE Of an INsOLYFNT from 81. Diets Pursuan,
~ y prov hd c. Of Tire h tile 0i The an chap
-c,ohd part OF the Kevred statutes JOHN A. NAM
Cam Steuteu County, y y u-yni debtor Nte h
published 1852 creditor. before Hon l'rrow-.
jude seutcn CO. At b. office The LACE OF Bai5 o..
he .Oh December 1852 O'Clock I'll" 'srn'n % -hDs
suy they have Why a-wIelt should notI uafeo
sad insovcnt'. and be be- discharged hsi5t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08
Ale0iral.

nR. HEATON of BOston-who has devoted
~ many years the treatment of Hernia or RuptuTe
and kindred diseases and has discovered mode OF Sao
STANDING as well IN the mder forms Of tins Troublesome
complaint thereby rendering the use OF russes uunees
eafv-hAs taken an office No SIS Broadway Newly YORK,
few doors below the Metropolitan Hotel where he may bs
consulted ThurdAy Friday aud Saturday, OF each week
"Wednesday. -
Dr. IL atso attends particularly TO Diseases Of Females-
10 the Surgical treatment Of Hououhoids or fie-frc
lar,sus or HerIln Recll. &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08
GEOHclA-'OFEictAL.I

The vote OF Hancock and Troup Counties
was not received Macon and Pulaski were irregular.
but all are included in the following feotings:
MA, DeH Ss.tA<rs HisAft
Sc.r Ind X Picrce Ia rrogR
1919 $3.50 0SS Alb 10
Total Whg sl Oes; total Pierce Sss; total Anti Pere,
q lS5 Southern Rgkts Pierce ticket over Scott lSoet
ever all opposition 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08
fegal Notifies.

II PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surro-
rate Of ~ Co-r-7 OF Se- Y - roe h-es7 10 an
having rns s-n MARIN BRUINS 'e o. the CT o. Ne~
lok fercl-d fe tl vrcl-r@ fhereof = te
sut-crler a. t rerce " s. Roe l- CIV ~ Nes fek
before fv-afy day Of Dc,l,er se1--Dl'ed NeS
ia lsvsnw THOMAS WALLACE Er-cu,r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-08

gate The County Ncv lori noc hr by sven 10 al pr
,n. t,vur claim ,an.t JOHS HORSBY Jr. ate Of the Cts %.
New Yort. icrcd 70 qrsen' ~ anne Nt yol'- ihefs 20
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Tsaius leave pies foot Of Duane e. as follows.
tEas s;eaaLosts sor Cleveland. San6usky, Toledo and
t.nSoe, and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago.
hAL TRAIN al s AN. for al stations.
NAY Train al 81 Pm, VA Plsrm0nt ioI DcA"Ns.
Mar E1TRTSs TRAIN az PM for Dunkirk, connect
nth rsiclass steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
'tExpress Tam for CHICAGO
uncksSr TRAIN ~ 5 Pm. VI. Pieruost
CWAS MINOT, Superintendent