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Mr. BRINKERHoFF AT Convention of the
Free Democrats of the 9Th district, (Ohio,) on
the 9Th instant, on motion of the Hon J. M.
Root Jackob BrinkerhoH, formerly Demo
cratic Representative in Congress was nomi-
mated by reclamation as candidate for Congress
from that district
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CoMwANDER RIsGGoLD, Of the United States
Navy, has been appointed to the command Of
the expedition to explore and survey the China
and Japan seas, Behring's Straits, and the route
TO and from California to China.
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The WHIG STATE CONVENTION for New
York met at Syracuse on the 22d, and renom-
mated Governor Hunt for the office of Govern
or. Judge Kent, of New York city, received
the nomination of Lieutenant Governor The
following nominations were also made: For
Canal Commissioner Thomas Kempshall; State
Prison Inspector, +. c. Crosby.
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WIscoNsIN.-A State Convention of the Free
Democracy held lately at Milwaukee, has put
in nomination the following electoral ticket
Byron Kilborn and Warren Chase, for the
State. C. Latham Shoes for the first district
Samuel d. Hastings for the second, and Hiram
Mckee for the third.
"CHARLEs DuRKEE,' says the Oshkosh DEM
ocrat, "has been recommended by two or three
County Conventions Of the Free Democracy of
his district as candidate for reelection to
Congress, and the Free Democratic papers put
up his name accordingly. In fact he is the
candidate, by acclamation, of the Party there,
and will be run without the formality of a
nomination by District Convention. This is
an honorable testimony to the worth and in
tegrty of the man."
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"JANUs."-We have just received the Janus,
German paper published in New York, by
Messrs Heinzen & Magens. 1t is well print
ed in quarto form, eight pages and edited with
great ability. 1t is the paper to which our
correspondent referred last week, as sustaining
the nomination of Hale and Julian The intel
lectual force and sound principles of its editors
must give it great weight with our German
citizens
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CONGRESSIONAL MASS MEETING IN THE
FOURTH DISTRICT, INDIANA

The Free Soil Party of the fourth Congress
sional district will hold Mass Meeting at
Rushyille, in Rush county, Indiana cOmmenc-
ing at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, on Saturday the 9Th
day Of October, 1852
All persons without respect to party, who
feel an interest in the welfare of our common
country, are respectfully invited to attend
Ia is confidently expected that G.. w. Julian,
:. c. Stephens, J. H. Cravens, s. s Harding. j.
p. Milliken, A. l.. Robinson, and several other
distinguished members of the Free Soil Party,
will attend
BY order Free Soil Central Committee of
Rush county.
j. w YOU'VE, Chairman.
Sept Ii, 1852
DEATH or JOHN YANDERLyN.-The deccase
of this eminent American artist took place ON
Thursday night at Kingston Ulster county, at
n ripe and venerable old age lie was born
i'll that town in October, l776, and conse-
quently, if he had lived a week or two longer
would have completed his seventy-sixth year.
The taste for the art in which he subse-
quently attained such honorable distinction.
was developed in MIR. Nanderlyn at an early
age. Among his first productions were copies
OF some of Stuart's portraits of distinguished
persons among which were those of Col Burr
and Judge Benson.
Ono STAR-Last week, the Ohio Star came
out enlarged, and giving other evidence of a
substantial growth. We rejoice in its pros
perity 1t is worthy oft Whether we regard
the head-work of the paper, or the heart-work
which controls that, we regard it as among our
ablest papers-CieUeIdnd (O.) True Democrat
DEATH OF CoNGREssMAN-Bosto Sept
25-The Hon. Benjamin Thompson, Repre-
sentative from the 4lh District OF Massachu-
sets, died in Charlcstown yesterday after
brief illness.
OLE BULL A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED
STATES - Philadelphia, Sept 25.-Ole Bull
the celebrated Norwegian violnist took the
necessary oath in Independence Hall to-day,
to become citizen of the United States
MoRE FLIBUsTERING.-We believe it is
fact that, at one or more places in this city,
recruiting is going on for a new Flibustering
expedition against Cuba also, that a firm here
have received orders for the supply of ordnance
and munitions. We trust that the proper au-
thorties will see that our laws and treaties
are faithfully observed
N. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
has attained a height of one hundred and
eighteen feet, and may reach one hundred and
thirty before the close of the season
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PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL APPARA-

nIANUFACTURkD by e. H. WARNING for six
WI year Professor of misery and Natural Philosophy
at College i Ponghkeepsie. lie viii be happy 10 ops
correspondence with those wishing to purchase suck
res chemicals who may have laboratories 10 arrange
Apparatus securely pAehed aud any part Of the
United States at rates lover than the prices Of
any bouse In Ne~ yerk Terms cash
Pon1hks.pse, N. v. Jan d 1857. Feb g.
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"THE TRUE DEMOCRAT" is the name of an
other campaign paper for Hale and Julian,
just issued at Cooperstown, New York. VIM
S. King, editor Such papers are sprnging up
rapidly indicating very general disposition
among the Anti-Slavery voters of New York to
rally in support of the Pittsburgh nomination.
We learn that Mr.. Hale is to attend the State
Convention to be held at Syracuse on the 29th
of this month.
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KOsSUTH IN NEW ENGLAND.

AZ this day publish the Eloquent Speeches Of the Great
w Magyar In New England together with Addresses
maie " him by the Governor of Msssahuset. the Mayors
oi he different cities which he visited the letters from
various public bodies the volume contains kucsinet
account OF his tnmphs tour ftm city city, and The
manner In which he received by the People. We ho
also aidsd bis most strab- Fsrexe Speech made the
Br sisay Tabernacle New York In behalf Of his Mother
and sisters, together forming volume Of ~ eloquent aud
noble speeches have Published any language
kossnih holds the pyrghs and vii s the profits
arising y the sale q. the work This Of Itself should be
iEduesment enough 10 the friends Of sxsd patriotism and
Humanity purchase work did they receive more
than gud pro quo the splendid speeches themselves
The volume rated with superb faebgth prtrsit
copper the Orator engraved expressly for this
work and deciedy the best likeness vet taken Price
Pubiishsd by JOHN Y JEWETT co, Boston,
And for sale by the principal booksellers In the United
States
or oas hundred nrst rate agents wanted to circulate
ths above york. Aug. I2-3t
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AND ANOTHER The Oneida Telegraph,
published at Oneida, Madison county, IN W
raises this week the Hale and Julian flag II
is a sound, spirited, and well-conducted jour-
mol
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"THE FREE DEMOCRAT is the title of a
campaign paper just started at Lockport, N
York, by the Democratic League at that place
1t is published at rs cents till after the cleo
ton, and communications should be addressed
to J. p. Murphy. 1t contains cheering ac-
counts of the progress of the independent De-
mocracy in that part of the State.
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OLE BULL CITIZEN OF THE UNITED
STATES - Philadelphia, Sept 25.-Ole Bull
the celebrated Norwegian violnist, took the
necessary oath in Independence Hall to-day,
to become citizen of the United States
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DEATH OF CoNGREssMAN-Bosto Sept
25-The Hon. Benjamin Thompson, Repre-
sentative from the 4th District OF Massachu-
sets, died in Charlcstown yesterday after
brief illness
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GERRITT SMITH has been nominated for
Congress by the Free Democrats Of the 22d
District New York. He is so well known and
beloved in his own District that his election
will not beuurprising.
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GENERAL ScoTT has been warmly welcomed
by the Wings of Pennsylvania and Ohio on
his way to the West
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The dinner marked quite an era in civiliza
tion--the bottle being excluded, and woman
admitted That was a dinner worthy Of the
times
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HALE DrNNER--We were in error, last
week in saying that the dinner rendered to
Mr. Hale in Cleveland was to be given by the
Free Democracy 1t was not OF party ma
ture. II came off at the hmer'eon on Wednes-
day evening last Speeches in response to SEN
timents given were made By Messrs. Hale
Giddings Chase, and others. The audience
present was large and intelligent We infer
from the True Democrats description, that
those present had happy time Of il.
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Mr. BENTON left Washington for Missouri
few days ago. His intention is to return in
December.
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ANOTHER CONVENTION CaLLED-The Com
mittee appointed by the late National Convsn-
ton of the Liberty Party in New York, having
received no answers from Hale and Julian to
the inquiries addressed to them, respecting
their views on the legality Of Slavery, has in
obedience To instructions, called another Con-
vention of that Party, to meet at Syracuse On
the 3Oth The Committee expresses entire con-
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GEMS OF FEMALE BIOGRAPHY. Compiled by Rev.
Daniel smith. New York Lano 4 Scott For sale
by GRAY 4 Ballantyne
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CONTINUED TROUBLES IN CUBA.-Insurec-
tionary movements in Cuba continue as ap-
,noa ro h,, tho cnllowino intall;0anco.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-20
RO. B. BOILING,
VIM. LOYAL,
A. PENDLETON,
G. W. YANCEY.

The undersigned, visitors at "Daggers Sprays" dn.
ring the present seasor, and of several pre-,
ceding Seasons feel called upon by of duty,
place in the hands of p. n HATCHER, ESQ, our Host
testimonial of our kind regard FOR him. and of
high satisfaction with the conduct and arrangements of
the establishment which h- presdes.
The place il remarkabl for order and quei,his
be ha, been boun,y supplied with all the goou things
If life, and the rooms well kept.
Nj and Mrs. Hatcher have presided the premi-
ses with much ability, and have evhced. all occasions,
anxious desire render their guests comfortable
und happy The assistants ne prompt md obliging
and the servants faithful honest and attentive their
duties Upon the whole, we do not believe that moro
agreeable be found in the mountains of yr-
gna; aud few better, if any, pnr in the coun
try. From hundred.to one hundred and seventy
five visitors have been at the place for the last or
three weeks and have yet hear the first expression
Of anything but appreciation.
Geo StilIman, Fluvanna Edwin B JefIres, Charlotte
Ro d Boiling, Petersburg; Mark Anthony, jr, Lynch
burg; Edwin w Wood, ? NJ Martin, Buchanan, Va;
Henry Exall, Richmondi Saml Moor Rockbridge;
Wood, kanaWh a, Va; Medley, Missouri; Nm
Kent, Amherst; g w Yancey, Lynchburg; r w Crews,
Buchanan; A Burk Thos Mays, James River; A NJ
Ewing, Bedford; John Snead Buchanan; r II Wat
kins. ChesterheldJ w Laffeny, Richmond; C NJ Rey-
nods Botetourt M c Reynolds Amherst; J Hamil.
ion kockbrdge; q W johnson, Buchanan. d Foster.
AmcIa. Va G E Kent, Lynchburg; Jas Thomas, Bed
ford; w w Cawey Charlotte; o Shirley. Botetourt;
Riyes. Richmond; w L Rucker. Lynchburg; Sam'l 8
Miller. Rockhridge; VIM Loyal, Norfolk; II Gray.
Lynchbnrg: Jno I Reynolds, Amherst NJ Pendleton.
Buchanan; T d Jennings, Lynchburg Rich'd II Burks,
James River Ro Boiling, ir Jno Boiling. Petersburg;
Henry A Haney, Buchanan.
The undersigned having lived twenty-five years in tha
neghborhood of Dagger Springs, and practising ply
seian for thirtysix years,-nlso a regular visitor to
these Springs, will for the benefit of the commune
y at large, that water in Virginia surpasses it
remedial agent
Given ueder my hand this 18Th day of August, 1852
Aug l7-d&clw NJ. PENDLETON, NJ. D.
[eP Richmond Wing and hammer copy week.
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Northern man with Southern ieclings-and,
10 johnson upon Virginia. as truer to the in
terests of slavery than George W Summers.
fthe South be not insane. If all ,nsnly spirit
be not extinct among her sons II they be not
weak enough to be deceived by the silest Of
all hombogs. and scrvile enough to be led by
the scurviest Of az leadcrs-ihey will indig
vanity resent the attempt 10 catch them again
in the same abolition traP-and give their con
fJenec TO the brave and frank old soldier,
who never yet turned his back on friend or
foe"
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called for the purpose of appointing delegates
10 the Internal Improvement Convention which
assembled at Union yesterday, the following
resolutions We're adopted:
ResoIrcd, That in the opinion Of this meet
ing partial appropriation to extend the cana
to Clifton Forge or Covington, with the expec.
ta,on that it will there unite with and he su.
perceded by the Central Railroad, will be ruiz
nous to its best interests
Resolred, That this meeting regards the ex
tension of the canal 10 the Ohio River as O
paramount importance.
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Meeting ofthe Committee

The committee, appointed at the Wing meet
ing Tuesday night. to prcparc a form Of o.
gnnisation for the cmpagn, are requested 10
meet al the Office OF Campbell < Chalmers,
on this friday evening tho Goth inst. nj 4
o'clock. The following gentlemen compose
said committee; John Nj. Speed. N. IL.
Campbell. 7 j. Nash. John Ward. IT,, John
.. Taylor, +. i. Drane, b. II. Lewis. NC
Manson. Sam'l b Thurman. Maurice S.
Langhorne, John Long, james Mcdonald md
David r. Lyman.
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The democracy had miniature love fas,
the Masonic Hall, Wednesday night, and, bcin.
to themselves, had it all their own way. TIL
speakers, set of gay young fellows, mad.
much sport for themselves, by darling straw
at the Wing party and its principles. The old
est and best informed among them persisted
in spite Of correction, in calling their nomine
Franklin j. Pierce. Up to the hour when W,
pen this notice, il0 o'clock, A. NJ the VIII
party survives-and, should il not be take
with &inting fit, will probably recover fror
the ''severe attack" of young democracy.
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The Republican quotes Brownlow as saying
that Gen. Scott is "rhe tool of a God.forsakeI
and corrupt association Of Northern Abolit. on
ists.' la his paper of the 7th, the Parson
speaking of Pierce. says: I'VE cannot cot
torOr support, s~ch an anteeling or co1d-Jlooae.
yankee as tbs" The Republican seems fond
of the sayings of Brownlow,-willi it COPY
this? "Cold-blooded Yankee!" Don't tha,
make you shiver, neighbour
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-20

The county Of I azewel has been afflicted to
an alarming extent with the disease which has
prevailed in many parts of tho State, during
this summer. Very great uneasiness existed
with the people of the county, because of its
fatal effects at the Courthouse Village; so
much SO, that the ordinary intercourse of the
people was partially suspended The epidem,
ic is now on the wanc and the Tuzowell Id,
roc0te cxhorts the citizens ofthe county to re-
linquish their apprehensions and be restored
TO their former relations.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-20

ly- A plumber OF Amateurs OF music. in Lynchburv
liable services gratnitousy rendered by Sgnor Born
an tine advancement of musical culture in thls place
propose to offer him Complimentary Concert on Frdnv
evening next Of which further notice will be given
The programme will be arranged with n view to offer
Mnsir snited tn the tnstes of NIL mig. l9-.,dc
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DR. ANARCHISTS UTER7NE ca.

- InOLlCON.-Theu UNDERSIGNED bav me beop dnly
appointed Agent for the sab. of this trnlv yyoob,
Medc"e would respectfully invite att enon to the grat.
Tying success that has attended its use wherever intro.
dnced and its happy adaptation to the cure of all the
distressing diseases for which is offered. beinp those
centa to the female. and usually known by the name
of FEMALE COMPLAINTS >
NAT this Catholicon is in every wav worthy of the
confidence of the afflicted us a successful safe and
cheap remedy is vouohed for by the fact of its having
received Inc appreciation and liberal patronage of many
prominent members OF the Medical Faculty in the United
tates and also by the voluntary testimonials given in
'he pamphlets from Ladies and Physicians of the high
esPeetaolhty as certified by the most satisfactory
ms prePai alton is "cure all" bur ia intended
expressly Tor the above named complaints so very dis
r'ssing IN their nature and consciousness and which
nave heretofore resisted the skill and eyertons of the
most accomplished physicians of oil countries to de-
gree beyond that of perhaps any other maady 10 which
the human family is heir
ne ingredients, as certified by high medical author.
ny Nsee pamphet all vegetable and are not assr
ea'ed with any articeunfriend to the animal economy
REFERENCES
Pe2lhatn, N d. Utica, Ny
L u F5em'"g, NJ d, Canandaigua, NY
~ foote M u. Syracuse, " J. 49,
~ II M"fs, NJ d, Rochester, N y ..r,#
frq D"n60r, NJ d, Baltimore, Nd
&c Orrick, N D.
w " Reese, N d, Cayof Ne,r York -.
For sale by d iVNIsN Dn,.,,,..
Aug 20-.wGm
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SPECIAL NOTICES

- 1t being certain that city is to be lighted
with with Gas.l take the earliest opportunity Of in
forming the citizens of Lynchburg that shal
Immediately for GAS-FITTING.ond respectfully solicit
the patronage Of my friends and the public generally
Aug 20--dts A. q. DABNEY, A'eT
PHFoHIx Fousnpx
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roH PRESIDENT,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
OF sIw grnsEr.
ron YIcT fRrsIpTsT,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
4
Electors for the state oryirvinin.
ELECTORS At LAnoE.
JOHN NJ. Bolts.
WILLIAM u. PRESTON.
ELECTORAL TICKET.

ELECTORAL TICKET.
= ist Disfot--Jahn n kby of Nansemond.
2d District Edward X cke;nbiiss, Of Meek cnburJ
81 Distrci--Thomns y. Flourboy, Of Haitian.
4th Disirict--lI. II Marshall. of Charlotte
9Th Diafrrt--Alex. Rives Of Alhemnrle
9th Distrirt-Wm.C Z. Scott, Of Powhnian.
9TH Distriet--Jos. segar OF Elizabeth CITY.
sth Dis,ric,-Rubt. Mayo Of Westmoreland.
9th District--lIenry W Thomas, of Faitfnr.
10th Distrct--Alex. II. Ruieer nf Js4er.on
iith Di.lriri--Gol. j. Is. Baldwin Of Augusta.
10Th Distiict--1ahn Echels, oi Manroe.
18th Disiriet-wolte- Preston, Of Washington.
lib Disifict--John J. jackson. IT,, Of Wood.
18th Distrci--T Nj. Gully. Of Ohio.
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We advise our friends to preserve the
Pittsburg speech of Col. Haynes, and, when.
ever they hear locofocos talking about Scot,
being under the influence of Seward civ.
them dose of i-a small dose inst Ct
10 make them faint.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-20

be reminded again. that all appropriations Of
public money are made by Congress; and that
this is a locofoco Congress by a large majority
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-20
Lyuchburg Dorcas society.

The annual meeting Of the Lynchburg Dorcas Soc.
ETY. held in the basement Of the 4t street NJ T.
Church, on Tuesday 9th July. 1882.
Rev. q. w. Lnnghorne present, opened the
meeting with prayer ard requested by the r. D. to
net "a Chairman.
The annual reports Of the Board Of Managers md
Treasurer read and odop,ed-ond on motion,
Resolved That the Editors of the city papers be re-
quested to publish them.
On motion Resolved. Tint the 2nd article IN the
constitution Of the Lynchbug Dorcas Society be aerod
rend thus
the objects which its attention shs DO directed,
nre,
Let "Tbe benefit of the needy children of th street
NJ. Il. Church
2nd. Such other rcal objects ofchariiy as shall live
in this city"
The subscriptions of members nmo-lnted 10 s23OO
and TWO members added.
The Society then proceeded the election Of officers,
which resulted follows;
Mrs Jno NJ. Warwick, First Directress,
Mrs. Jas. Garland Second Directress
Mrs. Jas L. Brown, Secretary,
Mts. Dan'L /. Warwick, Treasurer.
MANAGERS.
Mrs. John NJ ORGY Mr., John Early,
II. l. Brown, DR.. Saunders,
" VIM. Saunders, " Dr.. Allison.
DIR. Patterson. " John Davis
!" James Gregory. " DIR. Seay.
+. d. Christian, G. W Langhorne.
On motion, Resolved That the thanks of this socicty
be preserved to Rev q w Langhorne for his presence
and aid nj this meeting.
The Society thcn adjourned
GEO. w. LANGHORNE, Chm
MANY
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The Republican again talks about the ex.
penses OF the Government Does it need r.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED, AUG. II.
Schr Vim L Lively. James River.
Schr Samuel Milison, Millson, James River.
Schr Laurel, James, York River.
SAILED.
Steamer Roanoke. Parrish, New York.
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford, Baltimore.
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DAGGER's SPRINGS.

DAGoER's SPmSGs, BoTETouRT Co., Va,
August 18th, 1852
Mr. p A. HATCHER Dear Strive the underslen-
ed, deputed by large number Of your guests, take
pleasure in con yeying to you the accompanying as-
nonal of hoirapprobaton and respect and request in
their behalf tha you will the same to be publish
ed We beg to add the assurance of our high regard
individually,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-20

And remain, very respectfully,
Your obedient servants,