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Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08


FIVE COMPLAINTS raging In one system, cured by II
H. r. Remedies, In TWENTY-FIVE DAYs-RHEUMATIsM, LIVER
COMPLAINT NEURALGIA, FEVER SORES, CHLLs and FEVER
Mr. g. gentleman lately returned from western tour,
was afflicted with Of the above complaints at the
time lie commenced the Of the r. r. Il. remedies on
the oath June For REUMATsM he used Railways Ready
Reliefhe used 1t externally. In less than ten minutes
after the application he free from pain he could
use his limbs as For NEURALGIA he used the
Ready Relief and EXTERNALLY. 1t instantly al
layed the most violent irrtatons and spasms; 1t impaired
strength and riday his NERVES lie has not been rou.
bed the tenth day with any neuralgia pains CnIIs
AND FEvER-Rndways Ready Reef-nternnlly and exter-
nalyt impaired heat health, and strength to the cold
and chilly blood and neutrazed the poisonous masma OF
ague. Liver CoMPLAINT-RADwAYs REdULAToRs-To regu-
late the organs the system and to give tone and energy
to the liver to pleasant and hearty digestion and
regular action Of the bowels to prevent cosvenes in
DIGESTION &C. He entirely cured Of this complaint by
the LIST Of July FEVER SoRRsHe took tho Renovating
Resolventhe had nineteen very large The Resolvent
ceansed and purified his BLOOD made pure and ch and
resolved away from the body all dseqsd and poisonous de-
posts and Irritating hor On the 10th of july he called
at the II. r. R. office and represented himself cured. His
rheumatism chls and fever, neuralgia, and fever
had all been cured and removed by the r. r. Remedies In
twenty-five days R. r. r. office, 162 Fulton street. opposite
St Pauls up stairs. sep 6-eo3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
Honorable TestimonYi

The following is from the pen Of the gallant
General Worth:
The Toronto Patriot Of the 22d instant pub
fishes letter from hls E1cellency the late Lieu
tenant Governor Of Upper Canada TO the Minister
OF the British government at Washington in which
the actions Of Major General Winfield Scott du-
ring his personal superintendent Of the military
operations on the frontier recently made in Aid
Of the civil authorities, and in support of the
laws, are severely criticized, and he motives Of at
distinguished officer called IN question.
" In the same remarkable paper, his Excellency
is pleased to contrast and commend the action O
another officer, in connection with the same ser
vice, who of all men in this country, must derv,
the most pam from SO unjust and unnatural pc
sition.
Having this moment and for the first time
seen the letter of his Excellency, that officer
while he volunteers no defence Of conduct on tn,
part of his distinguished commander, which is 81
far from needing one, deems it due to truth, Il
justice and 10 his personal honor, to say, that wha
bis Excellency has been pleased to visit with hit
commentator Vds the mere and literal Performance,
6y sla6altern of the precise orders Of his chief
Major General Scott. "--Astor House, New York
March 70, 1888. (See Niles Register, vol 81
page 3D.
A laugh costs too much, If purchased at the
~wv .aVan nj al
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
A Labor OF Love.

We have been much affected with the sympa-
thy evinced by the Democratic press at the man
ner in which the claims of Fillmore and Webster
were disregarded by the Wing National Conven-
ton. Mr.. Webster, through the weakness of
some Of his political friends, being placed in a
situation needing more coincidence than his col
league in adversely, these magnanimous gentle
men are lavish in the extreme Of their crocodile
tears, and have suddenly become impressed with
the transcendant talents and craftsmanship Of
the god-like Daniel and Of the debt Of gratitude
which the country, and the Wing party in par
ticular, owe him.
This may be all true, but comes with an ex-
ceeding bad grace, from any of the conglomerate
followers of Pierce aud King. There is not a
man among the variegated species Of which the
Locofoco party is now composed-under what
ever cognomen he may have been called previous
TO the nomination,-be it Hunker, Barnburner,
Secessionist, States Rights man, Fire Eater, Abo-
litionst, or what not, who can say that his wishes
were gratifed in the nomination Of Franklin
Pierce.
IL the Wing party is obnoxious to the charge of
overlooking it's long-tred statesmen in distribu-
ting its fayors, how much more so is the Locofoco
party? II locofocoism is right in so mourning
for Fillmore and Webster, should not the uni
yersal Wing party, with onion held to the eye
of each member, wear Grape on its left arm for
the space Of thirty days, and each editor in the
party set about writing euogistic articles Of COM
miseration with disappointed and wronged
Cass, Buchanan, Marcy, Douglas, Houston, Dick
inson, and host of others, whose claims for
Democratic honors were far superior to the sue
cessful Piercei
The Wing party selected, out Of the three in
dividuals pressed upon the Convention one who
fully deserves of bis country the high honor which
they are endeavoring to confer upon him. In his
selection, the wishes Of large portion of the
party were grati6ed, and no one Of its members
felt aggrieyed thereby. But our Locofoco friends
were all disappointed in the candidate put forth
by its representatives and only on the supposi-
ton that each finds relief in the conviction that
he is no off than the rest of the faithful,
can we account for their not "refusing to be
comforted" MS did the Barnburners in 49,
Lockpor (N. ~ Courier.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
Mr.. A. H. stephens, OF Georgia.

In q recent speech, this gentleman came out
strongly against General Pierce, and declared
that che had nothing to expect from the election
Of General Pierce except the bringing into power
a class of men whose principles would be hostile
to the true interests of the people" He feared
that the advocates Of Kossuth, Intervention, and
Young America progress, would lead the country
to war and destruction, under the banner Of that
party. We do not see reported what he said
about General Scott, but, we should suppose, he
would prefer Scott to Pierce, thinking as he does
of the latter
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
From the Columbus journal. |
Ohio.

A friend who has travelled through three coun-
ties, not before alluded to in our notices, says:
"There are many Democrats, and all Of them
are going for Scott"
A letter, aludng to other counties, says: I" II
nm not mistaken, you will hear good report
from this district and all portions OF the State.
Another letter, from quite another part Of the
State, says: Crest assured that the Wings here
are at work. though they should make but little
noise and confusion"
From another county friend writes: - The
Wings are in the best Of spirits, wide awake, and
enthusiastic. Look out for the best kind Of Wing
thunder from this county"
From another: The Wings are wide awake
and quite spirited; they will do better than ever
before"
From another: We shall do exceedingly we'll,
oil in fine spirits, all industrious. That is the
way to say it all Industrious.
Another county, which gave Cass over one
hundred majority in 184S, expects now to give
Scott "two or three hundred" majority.
Another county, which gave over one hundred
and fifty majority for Cass in 1S4S, writes "The
county will be good for three hundred majority
| for Scott"
From another county they say they intend " to
increase over the vote of as at least i've hundred
and, in all probability, considerably more"
This is the story pretty generally. We have
heard Of but few counties which are not in good
condition.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
NEW SEVENTH STREET BOOKSTORE.

TRAY BALLANTYNE having secured commodious
" and convenient premises In Seventh street. wodoors
above Fellows Hail. Opposite the old stand OF Gray
offer and beautiful assortment Of Religious Books &C.
ected with great by of the rm TO which they In
vite the attention of the Christian public.
They would also respectfully state, that having become
the general agents In this city for the sale Of the publica
ons Of ROBERT CARTER BROTHERS, and OF the METHODIST
Book CONCERN they will always have complete supply OF
their respective publications on hand.
They will also keep general assortment Of the publica
ons Of the Presbyterian Board American Tract Society,
American Sunday School Union, &c.
Their assortment of JUVENILE Books and Works suitable
for Sunday School Libraries will be very extensive.
The Depository of the Washington City Bible Society Ii
transferred to their store Neat Bibles at 70 CENTS and
Tostaments for 6l4 cents.
1t will be their ambition and pleasure to keep such
assortment Of Religious Books will entirely supply the
increasing demand for this kind Of literature.
They earnestly solicit the cooperation of Christian friends
In the great and important work Of widely circulating this
class Of publications. and thus counteracng in de-
gree deeerous effects the light corrupt reading
that Is flooding the country to such a fearful extent
In addition to their extensive assortment Of Religious
Books which comprise all the best standard and mscela
works Of that class they will keep constantly hand
great variety of valuable HISTORICAL Miscellaneous, and
Juvenile Works Of unexceptonable character Books Of
Sacred Music; Hymn Books such used In all the
different Churches; Bibles and Prayer Books in every
rety Of binding and at all prices Albums, Annuals and
beautiful Gift Books splendid Family Bblesj and School
Books of every kind in use, at the lowest prices.
Blank Books and superior Stationery In great varsity
superior Gold Pens, and a variety Of Fancy Articles.
RS- liberal discount will be allowed to ministers and
wholesale purchasers.
WASHINGTON, 1852, sept 3-ytr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
Another New Bank,

We perceive by an advertisement in the morn
ing papers that new bank, entitled !" The Bank
Of the City," has been established in this city, and
will be open for business from and after this date.
The signature of "H S. Crandall, CASHIER" is
appended to the notice. We have no other infer
nation concerning it. So fast is Washington in
creasng in population, and SO rapid is the work
of Improvement, that the title Of "City of mag
nifcent distances" will soon be denied us. "The
City Of Banks" however, will be appropriate
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08

MAN.-Upwards Of 5000 copies of Washington's
farewell address, translated into German by the
Rev. Mr.. Bogen, of the Lutheran church, Of
Philadelphia have been circulated from Washing
ton during the last two months. 1t will do good
missionary work among our German brethren,
enlightening them as to the character Of our in
stitutions, and the principles in which they were
founded.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08

The Cincinnati Daily Atlas, Of Saturday last,
says: "David steidel and fifty other Germans,
of Colerain township, have become Disguised with
the corruptions Of locofocoism, and have gone
over in q body to the Wing ranks: They intend
raising ash pole to-day, at the Colerain House,
and will next November vote the Scott and Ora
ham ticket So we 60 If things keep on at the
present rate, Pierce won't be able to muster a
corporal's guard by election day."
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08

A SIoN.-A meeting Of Democrats who have
never voted a Wing ticket, but who now go for
SCOTT and GRAHAM, was held in Hellam town
ship, York county, on Saturday, the 2lst ultimo.
One hundred and twenty Democrats were present,
who raised pole ouer one hundred feet high, to
which was attached q flag, on which is inscribed
in large letters, "SCOTT, GRAHAM, AND THE
CONSTITUTION"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
Associate Editor OF tho Union.

The Petersburg Eva } Express states that Roger
A. Pryor, esq, editor Of the south-side Demo-
crat, has been rendered the post Of associate ed
itor Of the Washington Union, and accepted and
that he will enter upon the duties of his new Of
flee about the 10th instant
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
The Indignity to General Pierce.

The article we quoted on Monday, from the
Baltimore Old Defender, has not yet been met by
any decided or authoritative response General
Pierce shall not suffer from such a report, if UNI
founded. We are prepared at any moment to
give currency to a responsible and adequate de-
fence. We take no pleasure in the circulation Of
such matters if true, but do SO as an act Of duty;
if false, it will be our pleasure to disabuse the
public mind. Let us have the refutation.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08

Bay. We learn that the late letter OF the Hon.
VIM. A. Graham is effecting great good in North
Carolina. His plain, frank, and decided refusal
to countenance any unfairness toward Gen. Scott,
and his declaration Of what he knows concerning
that great man, have opened the eyes Of many Of
his fellow-citizens
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
CAPTAIN Marcy.

This officer is on his way to Washington to re-
port to headquarters the result of his exploring
expedition to the head waters of Red river. SO
far from his command having suffered from the
attacks of the Indians, they encountered no hostility
whatever. They did not even lose a horse or
mule and the men suffered very little sickness.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08


Further Items by the Nor thsrn Light.
We yesterday gave under our telegraphic head
the chief items by this arrival at New York yes
terday from Panama, with dates to the 10th ult.
This mornings papers contain few other items
The steamer Panama was to have left San
Francisco on the 10Th with consgnments of $3.50,
600 in specie to Adams & Co., and 1926, 900 to
Page, Bacon g. Co.
The Swedish barque Sarmiento had arrived at
Honolulu from Panama bound to San Francisco.
On the passage boy named Voolfolk, of Ken
lucky, shot one of his comrades through the heart
in trifing dispute. The murderer was imme-
diatey tried by Lynch law and hung at the yard
arm.
The Hon. Edward Mcdaughey, died on board
the Winfield Scott.
The government steamer Massachusetts, sailed
from San Francisco on the 18th for New York
A duel was taught on the 18th between VIM.
H. Jones and John s. Nugent, in which the for
mer was wounded.
A party of seeding Mormons, who left Mis-
souri, two years ago with Prophet Brewster, ar
rived recently at San Diego from Gila in very
destitute condition. They report that Brewster
was residing ut Corocco in Mexico.
The suspicious movements of the Yuba and
other Indians were causing great uneasiness at
actively in that vicinity.
Five hundred overland emigrants had arrived
in Eldorado county during the week ending the
10th. The cholera and smallpox were causing
great rayages among the emigrants on the plains.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
Flraf Ward.

Our subscribers in this section will we are
sure, pardon the omissions of yesterday, when
we inform them that the death of his mother
called our carrier from his accustomed duties
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
NOTICE.

,HE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
/ Of Washington and the public In general that they
have this day associated themselves copartnershp in the
Auction Commission, and Housefurnshng Business The
business In future will BIO conducted under the firm Of
Green Scott Their place Of business is at the Of
9th street and Pennsylvania avenue where they will keep
constantly on good and general assortment Of Fur
nure and would be happy to supply their friends and
those who may them with their custom at reasonable
prices. A. GREEN,
sep 3-3t THOs a. sCOIT.
MISSES AND CHILDRRN'S FANCY SHOES.
TUsT received this day pair Misses and Chdrens
Fancy Boots Of the latest Styles and for sale low, for
cash. by
sep 3-H HARRIS d GRIFFIN.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
Parson BrownIoyy.

Our opponents are fond of quoting from this
gentleman against General Scott. Why do they
not quote the following also?
/" We cannot pOte for, or support, such an unfeel-
ing and coLd-blooded Yankee as Pierce I"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08

The following is an extract from a recent
speech at indianapolis on the 80th by John Petit,
ex-M. c., and one of the Pierce State electors for
for Indiana
Franklin Pierce is the legitimate political
descendant of jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Jack
son, Polk.
purposely omitted Van Buren,. Once loved
him, bit no1c I hate The traitor"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
No More Music at the Capitol.

We are requested to state that the perform
ances at the Capitol Grounds on Wednesday even
ings have ceased for the season, the work to be
done at the eastern front Of that edice rendering
q cessation necessary.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
NOTICE (!

II "a absolutely necessary that all Indebtedness TO the
oee Of the DAILY AMERICAN TELEGRAPH prior to the 10th
~ Inv,s 1882 shall be paid forthwith An earnest ap.
NAL a. hereby made to every subscriber and adverzng
sron TO comply with this request Nothing short OF the
payment of such will save the undersigned
however small msy his indebtedness, will disregard this
notice. .,,o,.,. = oo,,,oYry
A,,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
ale of Va I'm HE prouerty nm pa. m " n,

TN consequence Of the noncompliance of former 80
i purchaser, will sell the premises Satur.
day afternoon, (Sept H. ut o'clock part olot No. G
g. In square No leo fronting 43 feet inches Pennsy
vania avenue the Of 18th street west and
ming back to 20 feet paved alley There Ia brick dwell
linghouse upon the Of the lott the front In large
enough for tho erection Of two large stores dwelling
houses, without disturbing the back building
Terms easy and made known at the SALE and II not
piled with within five days from the day OF SALE the right
TO resell at the risk and cost Of the purchaser in reserved
sep dts j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
HAVE YOU TRIED TT

DHILLIPs's PATENT LIQUID GLUE, one Of the great
III est convenences introduced for Housskeepers
Bookbinders Cpenter Cdaet Makers, and indeed every
body. To housekespers, especially, who frequently
annoyed by fractures of furniture and Dishes this
GLUE always ready for while the injury fresh and
the more easily mended.
Call and get bottle at the authorized agent,
WIMERS Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
sep 7-tr 9th st., Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08

Washington, MPIeHEOeI p 70 TO-
Intermsnts during the month Of August 1907; AnAsa''
!; asthma Il atrophy, Il congestion Of BRAIN y
ment Of bowels, Il cancer, 1; complication OF discusses
consumption 8; consusons 8; cholera Il cholera imam
u, rs; decline, 1; dentiton, 4; diarrha, u dropy
drowned, 8; dysentery, 49, sryspelas bilious fever =
catarrh fever, Il congesve fever puerpera fever u
scarlet fever Al yphus fever Ii gastrits, l. hydrocepha
us nantion, Il intersuscepton, 1; aryngtis, Ii con-
geston Of lungs, Il meningitis, q old age, p paralysis
accidental poisoning spinal disease, q slborn p scrof
ula, /; unknown, 4.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08

RESOLVED That the Wing people ofWashingon conscious
tbat the ground they tread worthy Of the conecrat
name II only long Is peopled ny men VINO hu
10 the Union OF the States the source and fountain OF
blessings OF public order and private rghtof liberty anu
Iawof happiness at home, and honor throughout INC
world; and believing that In tho principles and Pocy OF
the Wing party aud in the tried patriotism o. us Glorious
leaders, Is the best safeguard OF the Union IRON
dsoord or foreign Quarrel HOLD FIRMLY 10 those prel
ules and viii rally with ardent and united hearts around
the flag OF the Union TO whomsoever Of these eaaers "
may be con1ded In the approaching
n Khin fneeLina nrtOr % NE nOnltndlt0L,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
LU M B z r +!

lust RECEIVED, prime lot of SIS and G. Walnut, SIS
81 and "a Poplar; also a lot Of good Ashal from Alba
n.y. respectfully invite the attention Of those In
this lumber cannot be surpassed Always hand
excellent assortment Of Building Lumber, which will sell
low and good terms can be obtained In the
District. Yard on 18th street and canal.
sep ST INTEL JOHN D. WARD.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08

The safety Of the ship Staffordshire, Of Boston,
is great relief to the underwriters in that city
She was insured for 100000. 1t was reported
in the Valparaiso Reporter, Of the 18th July,
that she had been totally lost in the South Pacific
She reached San Francisco on the 18th ult
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08

Metropolitan Mechanics Institute.-The first
stated monthly meeting will be held at the Smithsonian
Institution tomorrow evening" the sth inst at halpast
7 o'clock
Officers will be elected to during the remainder OF
the present year, and other important business will be
brought before the meeting
Ali who are interested In the of industrial improve
ment and especially those who signed the original pros
pectus the association invited to attend Members
viii please be punctual. By order
7. MEREDITH O'BRIEN,
7-2t Secretary
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
BY W. B. LEWIS, Auctionesr.

Watches, Jewelry, GirandOles. Fancy
Goods, Clothing, &C., mt Auction.
NHIs EVENING, September 8th and every evening this
week. at o'clock at my Auction Store, shall sell about
400 pieces Of Jewery to close fine set Rings,
Breaches Lockets Chains Pencils; also, fine gold Lever
Watches and several silver ditto; several sets style
Girandoes; with variety Of fancy and miscellaneous
goods, without reserve, to close consgnments.
w. d. LEWIS, Auction Store,
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th SITS.
N. B.-CIGARs, CIGARS, CIGARS ,-Just re-
ceyed from the Importers 100000 Cigars at private sale to
tho trade very low sep SIT
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08

gI- Yesterday two negroes were racing horses,
from Maryland avenue to the bridge on 9TH street.
We wish that this dangerous practice could be
put down, as it certainly jeopards the lives and
limbs Of many.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
City Items.

p1- A few more years will be necessary to
turn great part Of the Potomac into good pas
ture land, if let "go to grass" as at present.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08

Sons Of Temperance.-An adjourned meeting Of
the Grand Division Of the Sons Of Temperance of the Dis
rict OF Columbia will be held in temperance Hall on
Thursday evening, 9th instant at o'clock full atten
dance of the Representative s Is requested.
sep S-2t* II. GRAY CAMPBELL, Grand Scribe
Mount Vernon Tent, No. 2O8. I. O. Of R.-Their
will be a regular meeting Of this Tent Thursday
ing the inst which the officers and members most
respectfully requested to attend there will be business OF
great Importance such will require full attendance.
sep 7-3t GEO. w. BUTTON, II. s.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-08
/" Hon. J. WENTWORTH"

The Freesoilers Of Ohio are to hold n mass
convention ut Cleveland, on the 18th inst, which
it is said Mr.. Hale will attend.
Two German theatres are now in full blast In
Louisville
The apple crop Is very promising this year
throughout the country.
The English language is spoken by rs, 200, 900
people.
Words fitly spoken from life Of love are ex-
ceedingly sweet, and profitable to all.
A woman thirty-three years Of age is now liv-
ing Mt Liege, Belgium, who has had during nine
years, twenty-four children, all in good health,
and Of the female sex.
wcbsters Dictionary contains 10000 words.
Twenty-seven yearling mules were sold in
Mason county, KY, last week Mt 300 head
We wonder this good, patient, laborious, safe,
md economical animal is not in more general
use.
Ernest lie Blanc is the name Of the young man
shot dead in duel at New Orleans few days
ago, by Washington Baldwin.
The wharves ofMobile were damaged by the
recent storm, to the extent Of sixty thousand dol
lars.
Geo. D. Prentice, ESQ.,, Of tho Louisville Jour
nal, has consented to be candidate for Congress,
If nominated by the Wings.
Kate Hayes the vocalist, leaves for California
in October next.
The Ohio State fruit convention met at Column
bus on Monday last
A large number Of counterfeit quarter dollars
are in circulation in Brooklyn.
A mammoth skeleton was lately dug out Mt
Sharpsburg, Bath county, KY. One tooth Is six
teen inches long and four wide.