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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-20

Arrangement OF the Mails, Aug. 90.
NORTHERN.-Arrivesir from Charlottesville on the
days heretofore VIZ Tuesdays, fhursdays and
4aturdays. Schedule time of arrival a IN. Leaves on
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at Am.
PACKET MAll.-The Packet brings Way Mail
Wednesdays, Mondays and Sun50ys, and takes Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. On Monday morning a
Richmond and Mort bern mail is received by the Packet
RAILROAD MAll.-Mas dispatched by the
Railroad daiy at 80 AIN, Tor Forrest Depot, Liberty
Baords, Big Lick, Salem, &c, and or Fncase, and or
the present, all the watering places
BY the Railroad also sent Tuesdays, Thursday'
and Saturdays mails ioI Bedford, Floyd and Franklin.
LEXINGTON AND PAFTONSBuRG MAl.-Ar
rives daily, except Sunday, at Ga
Leaves daily, except Sunday, at haltpast six
FAHMNllLE-Arivesd daily, except sunday, about
midnight, bringing the mail from Richmond, and parts
North, South and West Of thai city. Leaves daily from
II TO ~ p. m, except Saturday night.
DANNlLLE-ArIivesa as her 'ofore, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and SATURDAYS. Leaves, heretofore, MONDAYS,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at a. IN.
PEDLAR Mll.IS-Afrives, as heretofore, Mondays
and Thursday, between 10 and IL Leaves about
p. m, same days.
az Mail closed at 6 r. m.
o. On Sunday morning. the office will be ltept open
Tor one hour alter the Mail is ready Tor delivery.
Aug 1S-dis VIM. M. BLACKBOARD, p. NJ.
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NOTICE TO ALL!-HE ALSO, BY acci
Y dent has fallen into the CONFECTIONERY BU-
SINESS in conjunction whhis Jewclry establishments
in whiehhc Keeps Candle e. Fruits, such rs Ora gcs
Lemons. Rnisins, Almonds, Filbcrts, Toysot ali kinds
and, in fact all kinds of Confcc tonn les kept in such
an establishments Hcis now receiving lis Spring stock
TO which he respectfully socits the patronage Of TIM.
public. lie also has in his employment one oitle mo.l
experienced Bakers and Cand makers in Lyachburg
Pyramids, of all kinds, made the shortest notice.
All orders from the country received aud promptly
executed. ClIAS. A. ENARD.
Much s--dls doorsabove Elk rhangc corner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-20
GlsOGs.kA.D .arrksna. Choicr.a Nor

Y bus, CaoIic, Cramp, Gripping Pains in the Bowels
SPsmojic and Nervous Disorders &c, may be ehecu
Ally cured Icy STABLER'S G,c0, Summer Remedy
20 Non" genuine without the signature Il. II. STA
BRER NJ D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-20
NEW CONCEssN.-TnE UNDERSIGNED

n ~ CBNVEEN.-TIIEU NDEKSIiNED
have as-ociated themselves teecrhorfor the pur.
pose of conducting genera Grocery aud Commission
business Ia Lvnrhhr1undrr TIA" style and firm of SAUN-
DERS. NORTH & IRBY. They have taken the large
mud conmadious iron front house IA few doors n
bovc the Market House, formerly occupied by Roberts
& Lee where they will, all times, hc pleased to
theirrends and the public gencallv, Er7g broncd Of
business generally done in house oftis kind shall huv,
their personal and particular attentions: Such "a Selling
Produce Of all kinds, Receiving and Forwarding Good.
&c Their Stock of Grocrrio including every article
their line. Is now ireslrad just nj and Aud their pr
chnscs layine been made exclusively for CASH they nn
ter themselves that they offer great Inducements
any house in this market. JAMES SAUNDERS,
w Mt. NORTH,
mnv 27ts JAMES j. IRBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-20
\ OW As THE TIME 40 TRYIT..

i The subscriber is now prepnred 10 f,rn;sb bs
ANii-CHoLkRA MIXTURE, in any ouantity; this
article has been in use for the last ten gears and is be-
70 De Tue to be had for Boel Coplats
tnm and all afilicons of the Stomach and Bowels /,
not ut all unpleasant take, and may be given -, 49,;
dren with perfect impuuy As this is the season If b.
year when such diseases most prevalent YOU onld
do well toca and get hottie. If taken in time il viii
ways relieve. For sale by
June 21-fs JOHN II. SEAY Drnggis,
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MEDICINES.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONnp.
Greot CHTe 1of Dyspep5ia. IA


IT THE TRUE DIGESr.
I'VE FLUID, OR Ga =
TRIO JUICE. nr,,.., 1',e F.,
from Rennef, OF the -, u
stomach Of the 0x. of,.5 ~
rccfiOns .f Baron -.
the great Phy,i.lleoi,..s,,
Chemist, by Dr.
Houghton, NJ. d. Phil,1.1
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-
y andkept cOas'aalig hand, atHe mar CoamfSSion
Bookstore opposite 'Iparwich HoaSe' L,nctb"'g, Va
Dnyics' Mathematical course First lcssonsin Arhme
tie, School Arithmetic, University Arithmetic, Eicmen
tary Algebrn. Practical Geometry j. urdoh's Algebra,
Legcndres Geometry, Surveying and Geometry, CHcu-
lus, Descriptive Geometry shndes shadows, &c.
Snitls' Crozer's, Pixies and Dods Arillmciir~,
Buons, CImks, Yields Buttons primary aid Smiths
Grnnmnrs
Buohs classicnl series, What Grammar, La
Reader Geasde, Sallust, Cicero Greek Render, F,rs
lessons in Greek.
Ovens Greek Reader, Anabosi4 Ilomp's Hind,
Zcnophon Odyssey, Thacydides, Robinson Gr Test
McGniicy's LIST. ID, 81, lth aud 5tn Readers,
Demseder's -
Pnrkcrs
Towns ."
Spellersfor - ~ s'ri"'
! Websters School and University Dictionaries.
Walkers do
The above, with mnny other valuable books Cor Schools
will be sold 10y wholesale rctail prices that
| fail To pelan mug 30 dts & MORSE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-20
RaAlsDsyAFsE

~ ing, lurse assortment of BUiDEES H1RD.
war;. such as l. . Q s, of all qualities. with
mineral Knobs KEYS Eschutcheons, and all complete.
from 3Oeents to ~. Shuuerhiogcs door-hnsr,. Bolts
and every alce pera ming the Carpenters hu mess
n OF which will be sold at very small profts,-at from
p TO 30 per cent less thon they have heretofore b, en-
sold in this market mug tg-dts1 A. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-20

TIL &c Il SEIING MACHINES and
L WHEAT FANS The attention Of the public il
respectfully invited stock of Thrcshng Machines
and Wheat Fans, which substantially built, and Of
the most approved patterns Persons in need of such
implements would do we'll To give our stock nm cxnm
cation feel Satisfied that they will be pleased both
in price md workmanship.
| All implements warranted Ia perform well.
| iY15-ts DlUGUID 4 BROTHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-20

~ pool Salt,
100 sides sole Leather,
100 -" blk upper
hbs Sal Soda.
Is bids n q MoIasses and Sugor-house Syrup,
81 boxes Tin plate,
ID Elliott's Bar iron, receiving aud for sale
bY aug l6--oSc Ct GEORGE BAGBY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-20

4 ~ VI. EgOLLsNS-beg leave to call the at
~ ention OF their customers and the pubic general
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-20

- FOVES! STOVES Two me now re-
- eeivng very fine lot of STOVES ii various sizes.
syles and manufactures. snch the Virginia nlr.ght
Cooking stoves the Old Dominion do. do, the Iron
Witch do do. the Richmond premium ID. do, aud the
Palor stoves, variety of sizes forms aud manufacture;
all of which viii be sold the most accommodating
terms by mug 2D~dts AGREE 4 MURRILl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-20

plra, Pa. This is truly wonderful remedy for Ind,
geson, Dyspesa armdice Lirer Comyfoiai, Coasl,sa.
tiou and DeIilikg curing after Natures method h.
Nature sown \ GENT, tho GASTRIC JUICE.
- Hafa tcaspoonful of Pcpsin, infused in water
will digest or dissolve. fire poands Of Roas Becf N a5o
The southerner., 1852-07-17

The following extract we copy from the
Raleigh Times,'' the leading Convention
paper Of the State. The editor was in the
Wing Convention, and Of course understands
the Wing policy, based as it is, on the 7th
Resolution passed by that Convention.
Think we'll on this, Eastern voters, and act
according to the promptings of your "better
Judgments
Eag~The Ashville News is informed
that the difference between Mr.. Kerr
and Governor Reid, upon the subject OF
Reform, is just this--neither more nor
less. Mr.. Kerr IS IN faUor of conven-
ton for the amendment of the Constitu
tion-Gov. Reid as opposed to 1t.
The southerner., 1852-07-17

we commend the above With strong SYM
pathy for the fallen incbriatc, and general
desire for the advancement Of humanity, the
noble spirits, who began and sustained this
Division had yet another motive still more
dear to their hcarts,-the moral and physi-
cal development of their beloved old county.
Actuated by that steady determination,
which has always characterized her sons,
when their purposes have been maturcd,
they resolved to take up the cause AMI while
they deprecated anything like fanaticism on
the one hand or prejudice on the other, to
act out faithfully the golden mean. TO
u52 the organization for the advancement OF
Temperance, thereby clcTating, in true
worth. themselves, and at the same time, 50
strongly acting on public opinion, as to de-
stroy its approval and encouragement OF
rum-swigging, and wine-sipping. Yet, to
reDudiate their connection with it, whenever
it attempted to curtail their independence oil
thought and action, or to bias their politica
or religious opinions
SO far they have acted we'll their part
their 'sgcod fruits walk daily our streets
honorable and highmindcd men, speaking
to all men, what it has done for them. The,
now, by this, show also that they are tn
vanguard against it's encroachments on for
} bdlcn ground. That they are determined
; on cfecting good yet moderate, cautious, al
ways guarding against that excess of yea
which has dishonored and undOne so man
noble institutions. With this declaration O.
-, their part Of no purpose save that Of cSpel
n ling, By reason and moral power, great ev
9 from our midst, they deserve the cordia
J. praise and hearty encouragement of all goo
G men. May they go on prospering and
: prosper, until Edgecombe becomes not onl
Z the '"banner county IN physical advance
>, ment but also in moral worth.
The southerner., 1852-07-17

of North Cardinals sons. This is but one
among number, which plainly foretell the
speedy emancipation of our good Old State,
from the bondage Of party, which has sac
rificed its honor and nationality on the altar
of abolition fanaticism.
@~"Evcry intelligent Southerner
knows that by these nominations Mr.
Seward and his allies are in the ascen
dant, and if General Scott is elected
his administration will be controlled BY
his party. 1t is season of triumph
for abolitionism and sectional fanaticisn
but, if rightly understood, must chill
the heart of the southern people an(
present the prospects of peril and dis
aster"
The southerner., 1852-07-17

the elements for manure. we kno"
the chief element of all manure being
necessarily slow and laborious on ex-
bausted soils, we should take advantage
of every assistant in increasing and ap'
plying it to the soil.
Hoping that this Essay may be re;
received by farmers in the spirit IN
which it is written, and may be the
means of eliciting better information on
the different manures, it is most respect
fnllv submitted to their consideration.
The southerner., 1852-07-17

may shoot their ranking darts fs,,,
detection. 'o .
l have read somewhere of aowo.
quisite odor and of most delicate J.. "e&
to the eye it is as harmless as it is bos,I> ,|l>
bat within its tiny petals lies ccros, cN,''''
venomous serpent, which undisturhoa
with the flower and with il droons o,, 9,.a
but when warmed inta life in the H., Try
its victim, one touch Of its tiny fane i
The serpent in the otal when it st,it., S1'
obeys the impulse of an honest ;. 'H
But it is not instinct which PROMPT, ,''.cf
to blacken the reputation Of his frio,1 ,'}s
required by no law Of his nature +o "'s
himself into the confidence and s9v o,. %2
weaknesses Of those about him, for n, ~
pcse of making them COLLECTS Of -. sV'
friends, of deris;on to foes, to be sna,,s,
by strangers, and stared at by fools" s"-r
an open foe we can defend ourselves. G,
secret enemy we have no protection D..
the highway robber than the midniaht ..
sin. Better the midnight assassin t,s~S
covert, andvindictive, and malicious l.,,
er. From the assaults ofthe one the ,,r /,
fords US protection, against the insr
insinuations Of the other, we stand s;,s
handed and defonceless.
'.May life's unblessed cup for him
Be drugged with treacheries to the bs;n
With hopes that but allure to nv,
With joys that vanish while he sips
!; Like dead sea fruits, that tempt the cyc
! But turn to ashes on the lips
y
Just Prophet, let the damncd-one dwell
Full in the sight of Paradise,
Beholding heaven, and feeling he'll"
Dx4+&+
The southerner., 1852-07-17
Reported for the Wilmington HeI',d
ITIl0i0Of0n ffrrL,pt .JMY II.

Reported for the Wlmangto" Her'S
Wilmington Mdrhet, 1@y H.
Turpcntinc.-The SAILS snce Our -&
report have reached l,500 bbls. at HFa
prices, say 2,40 fer Yellow Dip, 2,"'
2,75 for Virgin and | 20 for Hard
Bacon-The demand now IS qH'
moderate and stock Of North CaTo1
and Western increasing. We quote
c. hog round at l29, sides II, s.'',
ders II |, and hams Is cts per 10. Ii"
have been no receipts or sales Of c'a"
euence this week. Western sides M
sugar cured hams 12l cts per ID.
Lard-We have nothing new 70 say
about this article; it still remains scar"
and high; no late receipts from ''' y
country except in small lots: dclna''
good. ,
Corn-Thcre have been no aTl','
since our last. Last reported sue .
were at 66 cts per bushel. The Ss'
is thinning off rapidly; one or more 'D
goes daily looked for.
The southerner., 1852-07-17
Winfield SCOtt.

we copy the following from the Whining
ton Commercial Among the vast number,
who are daily sacrificing party association
70 independence of thought, and patriotic re.
gard for the constitutional guarantees Of
southern Rights, We arc happy to find some
The southerner., 1852-07-17

Election on Thursday, .5h aug "'' .,
RG~We arc authorized to ANU g..
Col. H. 7. CLARK, as candia'" sor,
reelection to the Senate OF tn' -
General Assembly.
BTWe are authorized to ahnV Il.
WILLIAM NoRFLEEr, Esq, as : 'T rnr.
date for election to the House Q, y, "
mons of the next General AsSemO'' ,,
s~We are authorized to ahro s re.
JAS. F. JENKINS, as a candidate l0'
election as Sheriff of this county
The southerner., 1852-07-17

Ba|We were mortified as we'll as in
dignant on seeing in the last Tarboro'
Southerner, Communication ascribing
to Mr.. Hewlett, the Temperance Lee,
turer, the most foul-mouthed slanders
concerning the citizens of Edgecombe
county. The offensive remarks it seems
were made in addresses delivered in AL
ALBANIA and Mississippi, calumniatine
the character of those citizens.-We
cannot refrain from expressing our con.
demnation of such language on the part
OF any Temperance Lecturer, and at the
same time, bearing testimony to the in.
telligence, morality and virtue of the
people of Edgeeombe That there are
fno' in this county, as in all others, some
olgoted, illiberaI men, we will not pre-
The southerner., 1852-07-17

Es1g@ "Little's Living Age" comes regular
ly to our table. As the best Literary Journ-
al of our country, we again call the atten-
ton of our readers, to the propriety of cal
ling at our Office, examining it, and of course
subscribing for it. We say this not SO much
for the benefit of the work, as to give those
who would like to receive the finest com
pendulum of choice Literature, both Ameri-
can and Foreign, an opportunity so to do.
is published weekly by E. Littcll & Co.,
-ner fremont and Bromfeld SITS. Boston,
Sc per annum.
The southerner., 1852-07-17
MA AI .al5,
TARBoRo' MARKET, July l.

TARBoRo' MARKET, July It.
We have no change to notice In r.
Of the river, which contIua
very low-nor in the prices OF proaaa
trade being very dull.
Turpentine-Virgin dip, 81 so V1
dip, 81 80 to 81 IS.
Scrape 10 cts. per 100 lbs.
Tar, 81 per barrel,
Corn, S. IS to So per Dbl.
Bacon, IL to 12a cts.
Lard, II to 123 cts.
Fish-whole hcrrinss SIS per bb',
Cotton, 81 cts.
The southerner., 1852-07-17
FOE EEGR.
ARRIVAL OF
The Steamer .1rcfic.

The Steamer ARCTIC, arrived at New Yct
on the 1ith, with Liverpool dates to 3Ot. vr
MARKLTs.-Cotton has been quiet witho.
the slightest vuria ton from the prices Of
Friday last. The sales of the three h1
had been Is, 900 bales, Of which exporters
spcculatcrs took 1000 bales. OF the s.3
IL, 600 bales were American. The inres
for the same period were 5000 bales, moa.
" American.
The southerner., 1852-07-17

that "there is strong disposition to
hoist the Webster flag in Massachusetts:
Also, that half million dollars would
be pledged by Tennessee men, if an IN
dependent ticket, headed by Webster,
should be brought forward. The Web
ster Wings of Boston are to receive their
delegates in procession, when we shall
hear what is their final intent"
The southerner., 1852-07-17

ssG"The "Working Farmer" can also be
seen at our office. 1t is indeed useful and
instructive work. Filled with the choicest
agricultural intelligence, while it teaches the
practically useful, it at the same time emo
bles by its clear thought and comprehensive
diction. Address Fred'k McReady, Pub
Usher Working Farmer, American Institute,
No. 35l Broadway, New York, with 81 en-.
closed.
The southerner., 1852-07-17
THE SOUTHERNER.

tend to assert,-but as community,
there is none more enlightened, elevated
and wealthy than is found in her bor-
ders. We have been among them and
therefore speak that we do know.
Spirit Of the Age.
The southerner., 1852-07-17

ES"The american Farmer is too we'll
known and too much talked of among our
Agricultural friends, to need our commenda-
ton. Its teachings are clear and simple,
and their practice will always pay Nuf ced.
Send 81 to Saml Sands, 128 Baltimore St.,
Baltimore, Md.
The southerner., 1852-07-17
Petersburg Market, July IT, f.

Petersbury Market, J"iy II. e.,
Cotton.-The market continues IL.
at 10c. for all prime parcels, with ''''
of $50 to 800 bales.
Corn.-Sales of 1900 to 2O)0 Vu''
els at 75c. to 80e. -,
Bacon.-Market frmer and a"',G a.,
ing. Sales of Shoulders at Sc 70 =
Sides at 114c. to 111c.
The southerner., 1852-07-17
The Southerner:
TARRORO': JULY II.
FOR GOVERNOR,
DAVID q. REID.

GgpWc are authorised to announce
WILLIAM ELLIS, as candidate Tor
election to the House of Commons OF
49, ,>ovt Gnnnral Assembly.
The southerner., 1852-07-17

All who may wish to take q short, pleas
ant and cheap trip to this wholesome summer
resort, are referred to our advertising col
umns.
The southerner., 1852-07-17

Near Wilson in this county, % q
ed alt, BELFIELD W. VlcK' chef.
the late Samuel w. Wick, tofiN0' ,tb.
IF of Nash--aged Ii years o ~'D
and 20 days.
The southerner., 1852-07-17

gD~We have received .sYonkee Notions''
very Earthful sheet, published at % Mas
sau Street, New York, fer ST so per year
It is illustrated by many comic engravings
and contains all the amusing incidents and
anecdotes ofthe season. Ye lovers of fun,
here is chance
The southerner., 1852-07-17

Washington Market, Jay Is
No material change in any articles .
produce since our last.
The southerner., 1852-07-17
NJ. P. GENTRY, Tenn.
G. II. WILLIAMS, Tenn.

A Bird az the HIND IS ecorth tavo u,
the Bush.-General Scott, it appears, is
notgoing to resign his Office as command
er IN chief till be is elected in November
In this he shows some sense. It is bet,
ter to hold fast to that which he has than
to let it go for the chance of catchin2
what may be impractieable. It woui
be too bad to lose his present Office an
the White House at one fell swoop.
". Y. Herald
s0The York Mirror (INhig) lear
from one of the Massachusetts, delegate
The southerner., 1852-07-17

D~Wc have received the first number of
.onthly octave of 80 pages, entitled a
5urnal of Organic and Medical Chemistry,
igncd for the Student, the Physician, and
People. Edited by William Elmer, NJ.
and H. d. Hendrickson, Chemist. Pub
led by B. Brown WILLIAMS, NJ. D." The
lrnal is very handsomely printed, and
scents in al respects a neat appearance.
cd to prove very useful and desirable
rk The subj ects, it treats of, are ofin-
terest to all, and the style is readily under
stood and quite interesting. Call and exam
inc it, From the Prospectus, We find that
it viii be divided into TWO Parts.
"Ptwt First.-Of the subjects treated in
this part may be named, Chemical Affinity,
Proximate and Qualitative Analysis; Method
of obtaining the active principles of Plants
and their Therapeutic effects: Physiology,
Pathology, and D.etctics.
Part Second This will contain such chem
ical and other scientific matter as viii
profit the Common Reader as we'll as tn,
Profession; including Properties of Matter
Food and Diet, Growth and Physiology O
Plants, New and Scientific Discoveries, etc.
The Journal confcsses Indebtedness to ma
ny, bat acknowledges allegiance to none
A few selections will be made in each numbe
but most of the matter will be arranged ex
prcssly for this work.
The southerner., 1852-07-17
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Orders for the Journal should be accompa.
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er. Box lO5 Broadway Post-Ofice, New Yorl
or, to the Editors, No. II Hudson Place
West 34th street.
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