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Passengers Sailed.

I,yfE eooL-S.samship Canada from Boston-E Love.t.
Robb (beaTer of despstches) Boston; Kook, Cues
n.rd purine, Orleans; Whitehead Gusrin. Wat
Cbambersin Montreal Parker, Ottisan Clinton;
walker, Robertson, Toronto Nixon Roy Ne.
redth Hamilton. CIV; Hartx Miller Kin gston CIV,
JG Cremesie. Martin, " Balleau Brown. Quebec A
Mellon residence not given; Capt Thorp, Iyerpoo Mr. stu
art, England; p Abadio, Paris-32
For HAiifa &c Prescott Boston; 3 Southwck New
York; JMcGee Mrs jenkins nQard Miss Frider,
ii Drillio, hoDsnald. aelifax.s Total,al.
servant Mrs Syn chez and ohild Rev ODonnelly Mr.
Arangurep Mr. kCodrir gton Gourge Mr. Nioheena Mr.
Oberto u Thompso Capt Eckfert = 0enoux,
Robinson Upham.
For Ber muda-J Smith, lady and child, Rev Phelan,
Prime, T Prime.
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Passengers Arrived

RiCHMoND ASH RToIK-Ssesmsr City OF Richmoni-J
Nicholson. il q Aune.s A Gibley Carew, Wade,
Vheeley. Dougsss W Bradford. Doneliy, p Smith,
Dusland. nasi, Parks. J LJ ach, W "A Wade, J
VGnctaryoren.
RICHMOND AND EoRyoLK-sseamer Ro.noko-D King J
Wood. Meade, Mrs yAsren, Miss Z Roacn Miss Z
Dougherty. Robertson. Valentine, s Sparry, j
oisrf Jones, Williams, Wrishs, T Coo per- Mar
ham, Clney Harris, MoCra,oin, J Lawrence, D
Hyson, wife md 3ddHhtor, Murray IL In stseri &C.
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MEDICAL.

To9TUNATE,s TRIEN D.-THis BEATS
~ all other medicines for curing private diseases. A
bottle with treatise only dollar Who will give
after thar Call and get ibis great msdoine containing
seventeen remedies making IL BY far tho certain
universal remedy Citizens and strangers apt to be mslcd
remember she Depot Dr. wards Of Canal and
Broadway Many CURED In eenty hours By ths I'm.
fortunstes Friend. Ne medicine else oan do thaG
vJ,o AVOID DIsAPPoINIKENT CALL ON DIR, WARE
All you who have CONTRACTED private disease. He has
made the greatest reform the treatment and
ose in half the tme that takes another. He ges all
dout cases that have dcod Others Those coming him
arc fortunate indeed Cases improve the
uRdsr his unriva,ied treatment. No fee N cured Eor
susons private 0oe, corner OF CAna ssr and ReoAd
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SHIPPING.

ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nys.-This steamer viii
n ssiss Iii
freight or passage having unsauaiisd
zoe elegance al SSaisT spe SShIrNs Co..
Ias Atlantic viii succeed shs P,oaa and sa
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND MAyRE.-rHE UNITED
Gonsnds. leave h.vss. .osshas : ssssh.npson
s' Tom p sa SSns
Price Of passage in first cabin ........ $40
Nomerohsndse win Be received board altar Thursday.
board lie day sailing
"''S' a6kTisiR pGGivfNcsroN, AGENT So Broadway.
III. 5 NAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPAEY;;.ToR Nlw
E rHfEs Caf ssns
sail as pier a fsS Of warren
!, saloon Ssr.S', s59 Az. DO
on h 10 a.sD. f. taken % NsE ossns - ss
usual s.'S' IL % s:s.ss :sPs
pAcIFIo NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY.-cHANGl
pc sStfss On s eHHY 20 ,ss s
x M S,r 1s; e.
~ r. % s RI ms ,
fhsd:lsS f.s:snss:s le.y1s .ss Empire ciss VII
Il: S9;s OH "a
al the p.sssnsers and mail ~ Panama For passage
sRss III Sfs NJ ss
n the office on the morning Of sailing.
pAcIrIo NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY-oNLY
sasSsS z. ne.
ssasi oSS ns.s as
n, Commander. viii sail on Saturday. January 10, ~
.ss1 e s mails nail sirss,
mail G sss al Se s. s
San frnosco srriy, Of the and mails sP
NV GSss
Bills OIL adng sgued ~ The oco. shs morning Of sail
~ ship kA1E HAYES, Capt MaSr.p, IS nov Ie.d
1g s. r Es, , rsr foot q BssIm.n ;se shippers
ton only Of light cargo can be taken arrica
sa n s s9y Isys sn
SsSa aSS ES 2. P
FOR RIO DE JAEEIRo VALPARAISO, PANAMA
ship c6 eco s5S sS Sys cam
aid, commander will depart for the above ports on Or
s 10Th risss q
and splendid steamship ALABAMA, Captain O. D. Lgd.
''isA' q p''''ss snsly T. MITCHELL 10, Fro0, ,-..,
The Florida, Captain Lyon, Saturday January II.
NoTrCE.-To MASTERS OF ALL VESSELS BOUND
Az Tor San IranesooYOu will please have two rOpot:sOi
EseSsss Reading At
y hsSs ,sn Marlin sas
Herald.
STEAMBOAT FOR SALE-A HANDSOME LITTLE
Steamboat ninety feet long neetee feet team cylinder
seventeen inches in diameter, six feet stroke her wheel 10
twelve feet three inches in diameter four feet face draws
from two and half 10 thres feet water saloon twenty-five
feet long, ttted in good STYLE boiler and will burn
either wood COAL low will thirty
miles half ton Of coal She is almost good new
having been rebuilt ago Of the best materials and
partly copper sstsnings She well eaculaed tor
ferry we'll found, with full Of
ng snd good order or IN business Tor iurtner
Wilmington Del.
DAssAGR WANTED TO SAN FRAN CISCo.-ANY
person having ticket for the hrst mail
Passma hear Of purchaser exchange for another
by the next sail from New York, by addressing Mail
Steamer bex 900 Fou Office, this day.
MEDICAL.
TTHTo 9TUNATE,s gRIEND.-THis BEATS
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raRITImE INTEL ENcE
PORE on NEW YORK. JAN 8 1851

ALxAHAu-sANuARv y.
III furt.. .......... ~ no0s RgEs. ......sYe 80
- farf. ,s,...,..s.. - nsa ~Arga.. mora 81
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Two TUE AFrLICTkD.-AN INFALLIBLE REMRDy
for those doplorabio resultng from SELF
abuse &c. may be heard from gratle By Addrsesn pos,
paid Boz iO9 Broadway Poa 0oe. Now York city To she
p0stAacs
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storeshp lexington chip 81 Denis, Folansbss and

The ship Rhine Doans from Rotterdam for this city
ashore In the bay Of Coson Inlet Cape Nay the night
of 9Th ns midway between the stations Of Peck aud Lud
iam Beach 0wiog 10 the thickness of the ws.ther she
not from che main until late In the dav. She
has 23 only 80 Of whom had been landed In
sequence Of e tenes Of the hour; the
be of in the morning The vessel lies sasy and the
NOT unusually high The underwriters have scnt assist
her and she expected OF In day Th5
disaster rise to the report OF the arrival be-
low Of the ship Rhine Doane from Havre in yeste3
paper.
The brig Random reported to have sid from Havana for
this port, arrived at Savannah en- the Uth
The London packets not 10 leave for the future
stated Of tho month but every THURSDAY Of aach
week.
JAN s-wiaa during The da7N.
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nR. WARD. DEVOTED TO DELICATE D.sEASes
~ warrants the speediest ouro. You will be cured 30
him positively in half the usual time All have
sractod z private disease make early application Nh
selves who often his PATIENTS The nssd aadss
other DOCTORS anything equal it E,bhss
great relief in twenty-four hours. Ot6se CAM
street, corner Broadway. =
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Ship vsss.!oe (pktl Hasysy HvsfpocI: NOV 80. With
mdse ana psssen9sr e Kermit Casow. The anchored
Ship Duehs::s a0rlssns lplsl Hutton. Hsyre Nov n.
18th mdse ana ~ peesen&eset " W Whitlooh. Jr.
ship sous h Sn'c S:ssSn Dam.Fssc.. day
Dock by steam tug telegraph.
Sohr Lamartins,. Tyler Wlmington. NC. days. with
naval stores 10 noCrosdy.
sohr Commsree Corsoa. Virginia. days. Reports that
Tuesday 9th tnst saw full rugged Am brig aground
Hartford bari her sails were stsnding and ali The upper
yards settled 70 tho thought Just ran on Wes-
Their 90 thick could not discern hee name.
eohr Caleb Van Nans Van Name. virginia. days.
sshr w Marsh. Decker. Virginia. 4 days
Schr Eliza Manning; Burbank. Virginia, 2 days.
schr Ida Mailer, Applegase BaltimcTe days. Dec Z.
large fore and aft sohr ashore miles
day fore and as sohr ashore Great swamp,
with loss of bowspris
folk hours With dse and passengers to Mailer Lord.
Steamer Roanoke Parrish. Norfolk &c, with mdse and
passengers, 70 Deem u Thornton.
Steam West Wind new opeer Savage, Philadelphia.
Has experienced very severe weather from the g. had
pilot on board days.
Sloop Oliver whitman Decker. virginia, days,
Slo0p Ornament, -, Virginia, days.
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MEDYCAL.

nEAFNIss cURE0-DR. HEATHs EAR IHFIR-
I As iiT sss.s s
are durable u treated early and but
also treat: the and nssrss artificial eyes vish0os
DREH,A.s cRoIx's Private MEDICAL TREArrs.-
sss
youth .S saS s:sss e@ ses
as assss md .Ds ~
which Al psss0ns can cure tLsmselves whoos rsraa
s az sg lana ~
as sas p a5P E
sgrss uses and Junction. contains nYoas
Objections aE.n.t nstIi.se nome h9.evsr should
~
sss SsS vR %s & Ss' -. s
dssood those whom they employ and thus guard ssnss
Dr. Dr. S
Which as A sin . :s.'Stss sA s s
letter. Any person sending twenty 6s csnts In letts
sss ss s s'y; e: = 4 S.; 8 sss;
: sn sss g.: ~ Ann
DR.; coNvERs' ANTyIDoTEzTHE GREAT ExrERn1.
snS ss 81 as G o on
and d::sass
them saa thsi They aoxass dI.sss.
shis f profession. DAILY curing those Who
nys sssS AID % b
ss;: 6 zs sRs m ssz.
5s Ssr. as oa
bottle three bottles for S. with important advice 20 sas
- long established Hrnterian Dspsns.rs No Division
street Rev York city cures private diseases in az mang
s b. bsn as
@ o snrss ne ;, n weeks Of ds.
curry was 50 reduced was laid up more than
me ssssh the ae SSsia in weeks
s tb ,ssd sf dssass q haS s
a s a. gsn n as i've fss. csss 70 sss
sRsss t ssssah Of Ia
with he same effect and never os tho;nhiy vel th
sa'S qhs i &C. oa r
genuine Price dollar only This remedy
g. 20 s a b. %
pafienoo, you trus. to any othes
DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PR.
H. sandsJS exssptsd No IS Greenwich street.. Il h.:
Ia g me 5 sa -
dsssss Which persons OF every description pretend auts
soss ps {, %
such nature as postery Il mon indeed dssS
the generatve functions altogether fact that both
ss' ses.,itassn show sS:mSssss = sss
field 70, anayry i that Of srosgEs sS@ssmss The
awhile ps,h.p to return again slight occasion wa,
son Ssesn that no aon sus
sh, and YET if properly il may most sssy
hs has in addition very
sase oa w ara
such certain eao and radical be obtained fror
stages diseases viii Ss surprised AZ h ease aad s.pss
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CcOR UNPRECEDENTED STATES NAIL sTKAN.
ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nys.-This will
iepsfs with the United States mails for Europe positively
Saturday Jany TO- 1852 ~ IL O'Clock NJ hee berth
~ the foot of Canal street, No berth secured M paid
ror freight or passage having unequallsd accommodation
tor elegance and comfort, apply 30
EDWARD K. COLLINS & Co.. So Wall 81.
Tbs steamship Atlantic will succeed the PsoiAo. and sci
January 24th 1892
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NJ tA Es.TI, SURGEON: E;socI.TY, AND Y. 2.

MI EDICAL CARD.-DR. GLOVER CONTINUES 10
A enre, Those Obstinate, protraotsd hslfcured sad
pasohsd up that have baed the skill
rienced and such escape from ignorant
er Sransrs are apgrsed thai this y abounas srs-
oisl empirical pretenders under fictitious nAmes wis
French pronrnoiaton who make exravsgsnt promso Of
qsk cures btranges beware OF these self doosora
Dr. O. has received regular medical edUcato1 "a hsa
eonned himself an once prsoce for the lss sweasg
years al his present eAice, N o. IL Ann etreet
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TT 5. NAIL STEAMSHIP COHPANY-FOR NIW
~ Orleans, yia Havana Change Of Sailing Day.-Ths
n R. on Friday. January 9 ~ 2o'sloek r NJ precisely
Rates of passage 10 Havana And Now Orleans:New
ransemens-Lades Saloon berths 500 After do. do S70
Forward do do. $50 Steerage d. $2 specieonly taken
freight TO Havana Freight taken 10 New Orleans the
usual rates For freight or passage, apply 70
N. o. ROBERTS, III West street, corner Of Warren.
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nOCTOR WARD MAKES NUMEROUS CURES or On.
cate Diseases At 80 Canal street. Broadvay
Far better wore for you 70 treat
than of the hun red ngnorant humbugs Delay
net to como 70 ue for have 10 last
you will be grafed beyond all anticipation TO y9ucss
better in twenty-four hours. No fec nu cured
nR COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, HAS FOR rug
~ last nineteen years devoted his prsoos TO the srca
mont of mereuria and other diseases He
aggravated diseases mild d ys
STRANGERS don't be deceived By An imposer in Kooss
velt street, Chatham street, left Diane
street, See my diploma, in my with first - ia
medicine and surgery this country hss produced
rfeck oure oha
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DAssAGR WANTED TO SAN FRAN CIsCo.-ANY
person having ticket for the hrst mail stesmer from
Passma hear Of purchaser exchange for thor
by the next all from New York, b. addressing Nail
Steamer" box 600 Fon Office, this day.
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nEAFNIss CURED.-DR HEArH'S EAR INFIR-
~ mary. 362 Broadway Is open from to cook daily
for the Of diseases Of the All those diseases
deafness are curab treated early and properly but
also treats the and inserts artificial eyes without
pain ear iahk cured.
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nR; JOHNSON. NO. DUANE sTRKEr. SO WELL
known In the treatment of delicate dseAses The Doc
sor reputation for skill those boarod
sssted for years 10 pre- eminent Constitutional
ases cured In four days. perfect ohAeEe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14
Execution Of Iame Williams.

I -terday. about IL oel"ck A. NJ, Jane
Williams expiaied her beinous offences upon
the pallows Rev NJ Rylan1 ofiiciated as
Clergyman, accompanying the wrefched wo-
nan from the Jail ~ the place of execplion.-
Afrr the usual r,igioas exercises. he a,ked
b, If she had p, hing To say, an upon recely-
ing AZ answer IA the negative, cotj Ired her,
in tie most solemn manner, 10 say whether or
lpfaiIy person prom 1ted or aideI her III any
malinrr. ~ the rerpetraton Of the horrible
deed. Tor the commission of which SHE was
about 10 pay the enaliy. She replied that no
hum n beng aidej allotted the dred-that
She, and she alone. had planned and executed
il. Tie rope MS then adjusted about h r
neck by Sergeant Ferguson aud his aid Mr..
Siar@e; cap wa drawn over her face, and
her rpirt launched into eternity. She diad
ume-t wihput struggle.
The execution MAS Witnessed 10y a vast mnl-
ritnde--mneh the hrger portion of whom
were negroes.
Probably no execution has ever taken place
in Ibis country. " here less :, mpattv Mas nan
Tested. than In tins case. 81 fiend-like had
been the Offences II the convict that eve, her
Appearance on lhe gallows failed 10 excite the
s ,hics evidence of-Ympathy in her behalf
even in the breasis Of those other own race
Ricb. JtDics NJ Mo IN.
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From the Baltimore American.
Gen. Scott nj CCrrO a.OIa,O.

The general order issued 10 the American
army on The day before the battle OF Ccrro
Gordo vas fought is known to military men
as one the most remarkable bulletins ever
published on the eve Of a connicr. Not only
were directions given for the movements of the
various regiments and columns but the fact Of
victory was eamy taken for granted, and or
which victory woaId give to our troops,-
Veteran commanders iii Europe r'ad that gen
erol order with aslonishm'nt--it was so cool,
50 comprehensive, 50 grandly confident. Il
challenged victory in advance and laid hold of
triumph a lawful prizc.
A contemporary 10 urnal, the New Orleans
Delta, not given 10 political prcpossessions,
took notice ofSCorT's bulletin " hen it first APP
pearod as the herald of the victory which sue
cceed,d, and spoke of ii as follows:
GEN. Scorr's ORDERS The spirit of Lun
dy's Lane, Of Bridgcvarcr. and of Queens
town, pervaded the general order of the gal
liant Scott. issued the day before The battle Of
"Cerro Gordo.' The calm Determination, he
role resolve, firm purpose, and jndieious fore
the walme@ applause and highest admiration
of every American. In Scots vocabulary,
there is no such word MS fail He never per
ms doubt Ia pass the high pu' pose he has
IN view. There isno looking hacl< no return.
The enemy's whole line of entertainments
and batteries. will be attacked in front. and AZ
the same time turn ed And then he Is mol sat
ishcd With TIE bare victory. He will not stop
his onward course, and quletI " rcrose on his
aurels, until he is reinforced bu pushes on, mol
even resting from the fltignes and wounds of
battle per awaiting the slow approach of bag
gage wagons, but with the denomination to
reap the benefit as well as the honors of victo
ry. he pushes forward lis columns upon the
heels ct the fugitive enemies. aud siafs not
the pursuit until there Is not enc left Ia follow
Glory, then, to Winfield scott, and forever 81.
lent be- the ribaId tongue or pea that would
link his name with aush that IS not glorious in
action, inylncIble IN courage. aud uniaiing in
resources and wi sdorn."
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A Sign FROM lowA.--We rejoice to see that
The Iowa Staas Zitung, which has been pub
lshcd for Inc last four years At Dubuque AS a
ID :noclnlie paper, las Withdrawn the names
Of Pierce aud King from its columns, and
raised The fay Of Scot and Graham Tn
lag gains Of the Wing party Mt the election in
that State predica ed upon The then lare non j.
nation Of Scott. and the ardor with which the
Wings are entering into the canvass. with
many enconraein5 sig1s from The numerous
and loteIllgrnttie nan popularionn the Stale
leave us I'rle room tn ,oaht that We shall car
ny Iowa triompbanlly for the Wing ticket.
We warmly welcome the Sraats ZctHng as a
co .aborer IN the good cause.-Rcpublic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14

An AwFuI. TRAGEDY.--A frightlul tragedy
recently occurred at Brownston Indiana -
The details are thus given in tie Madison Ban.
ncr:
'it seems lint two rothcrs, named Hiram
and Warren francisco, and well known as re
Specialize and pcaccable citizens, followed the
occupation of clock peddling. They usually
m'ellcd different routes, bat made II practice
OF meet,"g each otherlreq ucntly. They agreed
to meet at public house in the vicinity Of
BroWnston. ON Friday last One of The
brothers reached the tavern about nine % clock
and inquired If his brother had arrived, and
was Informed by the landlord that he had not
After eating his supper, he called for light and
asked 10 be shown To bed. The landlord in.
formed him that he had no candles about the
house, bul if he would follow him. he would
take hlm 10 bed. Francisco follow ed the land.
lord into dark room, and undrossed himself
TO retire to rest. The bed seemed to lie wet.
and having some matches about him. he struck
a light. Upon examining the bed, he found thai
1t was wet with blood. Discovering candl.
on The table near by, he lit il, and. looking I'M
derfhe bed saw the body OF his brother, with
his throat cut from ear to ear, and pcrlectl,
hleleos. Fastening the door Immediately, he
.Proceeded To load revolver which hehad, bur
before he could do So there was an effort made
10y several men 10 enter his room Pretending
not 10 be alarmed, lie asked them Ia wait un
I'll hr dressed himself. As soon as he had fin
Issued loading his pistol, he opened the door.
and the landlord and two other men rushed IN
him, when he fired two barrels of his pistol
immediately killing the landlord and one OIL
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for the lrsrn-d and eloquent Powell-the IN
erg .iic. laho ions and -falesmaniike + lmun
son, anu The accomplish. AL geniIeInauly
McMulleul For tic honor of b,ing r,pre.en.
ted by such mrn n these. the districts would
.lamar and coatend like the ancient cities Tor
the honor of Homcrs nst,iiy-unti, We fear.
the y he system would become involved IN
meurable confusion anJ strifc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14

Bani Robbery.-The Providence Journal
SAYS that Mount Vernon Bank, Of Foster was
entered mo time between Saturday after
noon and Mo3day morning. and SO 900 in
bills Of The Bank olcn. AL out 600 were of
the denomination Of $50 end We're numbered
mostly from 400 10 90; am 1000 Of " hch
had nev"r been PM III circulation. The bal
aoec ot' the bills " ere mostly in SO, $50, $50,
and 500
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14

Il ReM Acg"isfioa.- At Scot pole rails
ing at West Dlston, Oho.on "Wednesday af
I'fno'a; Patrick Kelly Esq, being called our
10y the people mace am address, in W hich he
@ az his intention to support Scott and
Graham. Mr.. Kelly, in 1910 was the Demo.
cratic candidate in tins district for representa-
tive He Is fluent and efficient speaker, and
VIII do good service for Scott if he will rake
the stump We hope Mr. Kelly viii. ere
long address the people here. There are
many who would he glad to hear hlm.-DaV.
ton ,j001RQ2.
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WILL NOT THE SOUTH IIsTEN ~

THlS-H"n. b. i. Boiler, Inc AFFAIR.",
General If Mr. Van Bar.n's a.imi.,.,,.,;.'.!
Tn. Surhor of the Buffalo Abolition platform, in
1913. aud thr nlo-r influential IF all the .,,,,
pnrt,rs of Gen. Pierce IN the State of Ncy
York n tins time, expressly declares IN lis a,o
letter 10 the Hon. S. p. Chase, that he regards
bc support Of Gen. Pi-rre by The Fr, esoil.,,
~ the mot efTecfual mode al uccompl,i,ioa,
ny hat !, ct remains unaccomnli,hed Of lie mo,
snrcs enumerated In the Bufi'.ln plat iorro."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14

TERRIBLE AFF IRA man named james
M9honev, while hporpg under delirium ire
rnrns, at Charlos'own, Mass, on SatpIdny eve
uing rushed our make d, with sharp pruning
knife III his hand, and stabbed an lri>hman
named John CaInln. Nj. Joseph HnnnewcIla
Mr. Mclaughlin who was Walking with Ia
dV "A man named O11urn aud several others
The wounds of uunnewel and Mclaughlin
Az likely In prove fatal! The wretch wus Fl
uajy secured