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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

ARCADE Green Z shulenberger HAWKING Ak n
Runsela q 1anrs, W WAddel Barknan. Wise
Green n Young NJ naizin, Taone Mcgan Ala Sam,
Huhbell, OLA M Backsher Tenn.
"a. GiTS !ssn9n gsEs MSn.' W Y
n Chapman and lady Mrs Alrhitten Pr
nss Y :. bsksr " Ford and sdy Wm Rohe
Col waiworth and servant Mis- Bailey, N o. r.
VERANDA George CoAter lady lady, T
Allen Charles Gray wm sirlns, Memphis; Ward Perry "
NJ Qngg, ~ Miles, ] D Miles, Ark; W b Redeing, o.
ST. LOUIS. Mediation lady, Chas Stewart,
Huiter. Y; W LAwlsr, Cali Mcnoah, NJ Best, Ky
Cole, Fai Capt Brown, ship St Lawrence. f3
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Empire Ct5y and ben Franklin.
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.,

ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
a. VIII receive BY ships. an Of
CLOT;HI NC,
in material fnish Neworlsans
to which they invite those in want give them CALL
Partial list
MERINo AND CASHMERETTE FRoCK AND SACK COATS.
SILK WARP ALPACA, LUSTRE SAC AND UNION FROcKs.
poNGEE SILK HONG KONG and sEERsucKER
IMITATION sEERsUCKER AND BRO. LINEN .-s
FANCY LINEN POLKA SAC AND
WHITE GRASS AND WHITE LINEN
PANTA LOOMS
WHITE DRILL AND DUCK PANTALooNs- qualities.
Real French FANCY AND BRowNLINEN DRILL PANTALooNs
PoNGEE SILK AND SEERsUCKER
STRIPED LINEN, BROWN LINEN PANTALooNs qualities
French and Engliah MERINo, ALPACA
VESTS
White Buff Pattern and Colored MARsEILLEs VESTS.
White erass, Hong Kong and Fancy LINEN
ENTs
u We cali particular attention large stock Of
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS, M
WHITE AND CoLoRED
We keep constantly FIFTY DIFFERENT SIZES from 10
inches neck to 1s. 6 M
Isle THREAD, GAUZE MERINo HALF SLEEVES md without
GAUzE SILK, GAUzE COTTON AND MUSLIN UNDERsHIRTs.
NIGHT SHIRTS; COTTON AND LINEN DRAWERS
SILK LINEN. THREAD WHITE BROWN Colored SOCKS
| cRAvATs, SUBSCRIBERS,
UMBRELLAS, CARPET BAGS,
H3 TRUNKS, LEATHER BAGS.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING
or EVERY KIND.
5sg ....A ALSO -
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER CLOTHING,
ofsyery description, which viii ba
CLOSED AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
ar ONE PRICE FOR GooDs7No DEVIATION
my7 apa ALFRED MONROE 4 CO., "a Magazine st.
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@ HALL OF PROJECTION FIRE ComHANY n

III ~ HALL OF I HUTECTION T TIE CUMHANf mo.
49, Neworleau May %, AT called meeting
members Protection Fire Company No. held the
unanimously 1850
That perceive with by the ordinance reported by
contemplated sppont Chief and four Engineers
of directing and commanding the Fire Department during
agraons and believe that experience the
cheney for many displayed by the Department. render such
officers uncaed for and that their creation would only
vexaion 70 the Department useless the city
ihat We view with deep concern the many
allowing voice for against hem
make lava fos guidance and ess What officers
Resolved That respectfully the Fire Department to take
such action in the them proper that
Secretary forward these resolutions
mys4 JOS. F. RUSSIA, Secretary.
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On Saturday, April r. BY the Rsv. DR. Capp
AURA B. AIKEN, all Of this city. :
On Thursday May 90 West Passgoua JAMES E. AoR and
Miss IS BELLA McaAE. =. ri
On Monday, May 10 Dr. BEARD New
Orleans, Miss p s. MENTEATEI, of the place.
Saturday. May Flanagan Mr. WILLIAM
S. GoFF and Miss CATHERINE LUCKETT, all city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

ySfaG MASONIC ORLEANS CHAPTER No. IA
meeting Chapter will be held THIS EVEN
ING May ~ hapastf O'clock By order Of the H p.
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MASSACHUSETTS surREsiE CopRr-It is reported that
Cen Caleb Gushing nominated for the Supreme Court
Of Massachusetts by Governor Boutwell, but rejected by
the Council is said Piny nIerrick will be APP
pointed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

NOMINATION. Caruthers, Of Missouri, has beer
nominated by the wings of the First District of thai
State for Congress 6
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EsucRANrs L,bERiA FROM OHro-The Cleveland
Plain Deaier il informed BY the agent who now the
Reserve that considerable number Of the colored people
Of Ohio are making egrate in the course
Of tho year Among these men there several
cs Who VIII make useful citissns u the new Republic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

MORE EFFECTS or THE RApptscs--The Syracuse (N.Y.)
Star says that highly respectable young lady of that
city has been sent to the Utica Lanatic Asylum in
sequence Of alteration Of mind by attending the
rapping demonstrations in that city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

RAIIRoAps.-The receipts of the Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati Railroad Company during the month Of
April 1852 amounted to $6244 r. against 0l for the
month last year Increase s74 "a for the month
this year-edhsl to about eighty per cent.
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School Biographies,
BY R. G. SMITH.

'.. Published by CApY & BURGESS, NewYork.1
SMITHS FIRST BOOK IN GEOGRAPHY is simple concise com.
preensivs and useful treatise for children begins with very
first elements and proceeds by step adapted
of child He made understand what he learns illus.
trated with l2s Engravings 20 elegant Maps y
SMITHS QUARTo OR SECOND BOOK OF GEOGR PEIY--Tbe
and plan Of this work generally approved
Teachsthe Mnpa standing upright in the book facing
text printed from steel copper plates with great
dsncness made by bright and distinct oong
being the finest of school book work. and the whole
beauty superior to other Quarto Biographies
SMITHS GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS-Ths work, 80 fayoabIy
known the public the the SERIES and il
signed for those who desire
tanned the foregoing have been recently
revised and contain the of 1880 with Maps representing
newly acquired Territories.
my94 2t9pltW For sae by j. B. STEEL, 90 Camp street.
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Worlds Snfe Co,,,ec.,,. !
NHE attention of thu nnb1;a -

utility and mpert, = . sne PUBIC IS called to the
made ans9 mex principle We form s q n Iss
ssi 81 &c sa5ss SGsf
ss'sa nc sa,a V ss
S h snrss s Va. 95
sion hs mas nsd ~ the burning element pes
EMPIRE pi r. Y sa9g That saies secured with
LOCKS arr tha AND POWDER PROOF CoSB1Ns anN
9a really other ysSs
ass bank vauls Thew All any Of the popular
This o as experiences has dsonstrated oi 81 mechanism
ri NJ v,Iany Is now aynish nj hnr,
Io ssss fOT Banking Institutions Mercantile
Az men occurred with Lle Bank Icts DIM and Powder
a sampe o. hs above Safes and Iocls toa, - Z
raI[sapte Bank Be- ssen 4 with Day News
lnhlt III L c.PITIESS xssps - AZ " f wh.ss Mott
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

AaREsr OF a MAY PAKrs.-A dispatch from Philadel-
phia the 10th inst A large posse the Mayors
police were duty last night in Germantown and ar
rested the Hand-in-hand Engine Company, who went
there Mayng excursion for the purpose Of robbing
private gardens Of fowers They caught in tho act
and thrtytwo members arrested with their engine The
latter taken security for the appearance Of the
prisoners tomorrow morning =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

SouTH CAROLINA RAtLRoAp.--We understand says the
Augusta Consttutionalist Of Sunday for the first time
since it built, the up and down trains yesterday
passed the read around the inclined plane Il
is described to beautiful and substantial piece
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

gg- THIRD JUSTICE OF THE P EAcE.--Messrs
Edo being reliably 1mored that Hon. PAUL will shortly
resign his position Third the Peace please
Mr. JAS. W. DUNCAN will supported as his successor by
niylO MANY FRIENDS.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1859.
pY VIRTUE of an ordinance of the Common
Council Of the City Orleans providing the subscribe
western Railroad eomp sa sppsvsa issh
g ssS s1 I'd @ s Fl s a
n, Msg w IF
S ss y AZ ss A.
por s ss ssh ss es
Municipal ss,s
posn 'f s payment and '
q:
the stock Of the Neworlsan opeouaas Railroad
anS 81
!. @ % b md ss hss s
as MAR n 5a nS,ss NJ &c
b 81 Essfa sa.ass e.,,, p.a.o
FS 4. oss.. isss an, ,,..
slxIH WARD.A Engine house No. Hospital street. between
In in between
EGHTH the Engine house Of phau. Fire Company
Ninth WARDAt m Gare corner Of Mon.sgut and cs.aeavo
TENTH wARDA the corner of Josephine and Laurel
ELEVENTH WARD-At the Northwest Chestnut and
4T returns Of ss' s be made B. Mys
------ t-so-
NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR DELEG ATEs
Io TIE STATE CONTEMPORARY virtue Of eles.
the 10th
JOSEPH WALKER Governor Of the State ouaGed
e hs sn' b 6isss
General s2s aasss4
Inc District composed Of the Parishes Paquemjnes
ana tha part OF the Parish of Orleans the
river hllsasslpp5 shall elect one Senatorial Delegate.
composed all that
~ ny e haD2 Oh the SAID mississippi shall
The right bank Of the Parish Of Orleans Delegate
Delegaes ''' District sAa elect two
Third Representative District sha aia elest ss ,hise
Fourth Representative District sbsl I elect i,so
S.b Rprsssua D Di.;t sh hi elect three
S,n ~ bR.ssenauve ~ Di1sllct shall eeot two
Eighth Repesentativs nstr sba anI s sstt t ,%0
polls will opened the above from the hour
u me morning until O'Clock in The evening" pcnc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

New Ciry.--Mr. 7. p Barnuul has bought up about
onehaf Of the city of bridgeport and having charmingy
laid it out adverses to sell at cost every alternate
lot making the payments to suit all circumstances The
remaining lots advanced in value by tine adjacent improve
ments, will furnish him with his sharS of the profits
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

HE DEMOCRATS ND THE GoSiPRoaiIsE.-The NewY ork
Evening Post crac free so raises its voice against
any endorsement of the Compromise measures in the
Democratic Material Convention The experiment, ii
says; g will be atte,aded by disastrous results''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

~ A liet Of 30 names appears in the Newly orls
epinx Pot, each snbscf6ipe 500 tosara the eoncs
tsdsn itstps q EashinEtcn, making $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24
m- PUBL1c scHooLs.-Fourth Distr

of Candidates for Teachers situations SATURDAY, May
commencing o'clock M, the the Young High
School, Second street, between Magazine Live Oak
By order OF the Board Of Directors
5 my19 lot w. BAILEY, Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

Na- The splendid and swift running passen-
ger steamship UNITED STATES, Young, MASTER having
vodaby detained will positively leave for PORT LAvACA GAL
WESTON AND IND1ANoLA, TUESDAY EVENING May 49,
o'clock. For freight passage, apply to
my94 W. c. LACY, Agent, IS Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

DEsincnATir- N ArIosAI CoNyEsTros.-Th The Baltimore
City Democratic Convention has appointed as Commit
tee Of Arrangements for the National Convention
els Gallagher, Chairman John Wesley Watkins, Abel
Bakeney am a. Cole Jr, James Gurran, George
Hickman, and James a. Bruce. The committee have
established their headquarters at the Eutaw House
where commu nicatons may be addressed to them unit
after the session Of the Convention The Hall Of the Me
chanics Institute will seven thousand
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y. ~ .1EOs.gass,
EXCHANGE PLACE ADJOINING THE PosT.oFFIcE.
e MORE NEW BOOKS,
JUST REoE7vED PER lz4RNDku,s ExPREss
dANUALoF GREcIAN ANTIQUITIES with numssous Mus
trations BY Cha. Anthem. LID (fIArpsr'a)
THE WORKS OF STEPHEN OHM o. D. President Of
the wsssyAn Univsraty QIaspsrA)
IVAN; Or, THE SHUTS M csilen, from the swsdah
{Hxzper's)
LONDON QUARTERLY REvHW-April.
KNICKERBoCKER-May. ia rs y y u
iGRAnAhf's MAGAzINE-Juns. sg s ii5s a s
- The would particularly call the attention Of Travellers
large Of BOOKS from which they
will fnd difficulty selecting such make pleasant Avel
Ing companions. [myS4 QapltWl J. c. MORGAN
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Important to Hosssekeepes.s.

W will sell and deliver from this date during the Summer months
the ASH WOOD the "a rs per cord
Also the best OAK WOOD "a par PITTSBURGH COAL
CHARCOAL. SAND, SHELLS, TAR, etc., ETC., equal
low and fair will DO given Orders left the Office
Baai in the Order Boxes at the Arcade Hotel Orleans
Cuuss Drug sore Triton Walk house Camp street.
Julia and St. Joseph Streets will be promptly attended
my92 lm9n Il L WHITE
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RAsLseAp ASoirrsr "A dspstch from New York dated
The Al accident occurred 1t the raiiroa.
neeE To- night ~ which, Il is reported
some Assn a tpsnty passengers ware killed The par
ttic'ii.ls have mo-, = vt, been lesrnt
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Tar PAnAAsnorio soclErr.--0r Wednesday evening
next, the Philharmonic Society 6 y complimentary
concert 70 The leader O. curto Esq Armory Hall II
viii be i pleasing affair. n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

ELEcTToN OF VINO .DELEG ATEs.-A dispatch from New
FORK dated the 10th inst says The delegates elected
at the recent whg pr nary meetings in the different Con-
gressona Districts of the city met last night choose
delegates to the National Convention In the Third Dis
trct there split the Fillmore eectng Jas W.
Beekman, and the Scott men VIM L. ShardweL In the
Seventh District Fillmore delegate chosen In all
the other Districts no choice was efected7' "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

& NinAsps swAtlovEp Ur.-The whale ship John and
Eiissbsth from The Pacific reports having experienced
seysfe shock q an February and subse
dlseoysred that the dsa,npus Islands had been
H bsing covered with water 70 the depth Of 50
fthcms Another island by vas also swallowed IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

I FROM UrAH.-We have advices from Utah to the Goth
Of March, but the news unmporant. grand Legis-
lative Festival came of in true Mormon style the 4tb
Of March. The Governor and Legislative Assembly Of
Utah convened with their ladies' in the Territorial House
on Thursday, at O'Clock The Hon. Q. Snow, Ass.
Justice Of the Supreme Court Joseph Haywood Esq,
o s. Marshal and Seth NJ Blair Esd, U. s. District All
torney Joined the party guests with their ladies' About
two hundred present. and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
opened with prayer by John Smith, the chaplain. Gov
Young and Hon H. O. Kimball led of in the dance The
Governor also delivered address at the supper table
and at o'clock the assembly dismissed by the
Hon. O. Snancer. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

We are indebted to the Clerks the steamers Delta,
Gem and Belle Key, for late river fl rs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

FAST TINE Aleck Scott, Capt IN, left st. Louis on
"Wednesday; the lath instant. at lock- M with Csc
tons freight made fourteen landing and arrived on Sun
day 2Sd instant, at O'Clock and inutes making tbs
"trip from port TO port in three day twenty three hours
and nine minutes the best time fol light years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-24

by IE+EeRAPHs--IFashi May ~ F. M.-Senor La
ranaar Envoy Extraordinary from Mexico, to-day pre-
sented to President Fillmore the letter addressed to him
BY President Arsa relative to the Tehuantepec Treaty
and the American Company. President Arista states,
positively that Mexico will consent to the open
by foreigners Of the the Isthmus of
huantepec The Mexican Envoy says that this enter
is carried into effect at all it must be done by the
Mexican Government In taking this position, Mexico
the contingency Of with the United
States but she relies the English Government to sup
port her in this posito and maintain her in it, Pie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01
In the winter scason lhere VII be aeee.s for

In the winter season there will be access Tor
the whole produce Of tho Northwest 10 the
Atlantic coast, and II can reach Norfolk IN
twen'y.four hours from his city. There Is no
route 50 speedy from Chicago as the one nam
ed above. Unlike Philadelphia and Balii-
more, IL is situated as near to the open ocean rs
New York; II is a much safer hsrbor to APP
prosch than New York, and it is two hut dred
miles nearer TO this CITY than the latter and Will
not requireany reshipments.
In he addition TO these advantages itappears
by a memorial addressed q Congress by
Lieut.. MAURY that from his discoveries Of
the currents of the ocean and the trade winds.
that Norfolk is but ten days from the mouth
oftho Amazon and eonsequentlynot ,norethan
twelve or fifteen days from Rio Janelro, The
grent coffee mart Of the world. Tho entrance
Of the mouth o fthe Chesap eakeisahoutth par
al,eI Of the Strait Of Gibraltar and all the com
merce OF southern Eprope can reach this city
by tlat route quicker Than any other. AS II
Las become the fashion for the general Govern
nent TO sustain lines of steamers II is but fair
10 expect that they will make appropriations
to sustain lines from Norfolk TO the Medite-
ranean to the Brazils md TO the coast Of AT.
RIGA. But without any assistance from the
Government such lines can be sustained blythe
Of the interior whenever the road
from this city TO Norfolk is completed.
We hive thus pointed out a few ofthe adj
yantages that would accrue from the eonstfue-
ton OF such a road. but the object is oue of too
muc importance TO he So briefly dispatched
and we hope our contempogat 8 will see the
advantages and pursue this subject until 4
is aroused that Will carry TINS road
through.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01

didates for the Presidency shall always be able
TO point to so illustrious a recordo deeds that
attest wise statesmanship, as the civil career OF
General Scott affords The lives OF bnt tew
of car public men are embellrshed WIN go
many tokens aud evidences of their capacity
to treat great national questions with skill and
judgment, as adorn the civic experience OF
Winfield Scott. To doubt his capacity. there
fore, and eminen; fitness for an station in the
govern ment, however exalted. is to confess e
norance of the nan and his history; or be will
fully blind TO the distinguishing characteristic
Of one whose celebrity is world vide. who has
not only shown himself to a commander OF
comprehensive capacity and cohsummate gent
US; a seldier, without fear and without eproach;
bu, a civilian. concilatory. energetic. and wise
a man, pure, noble, generous, and humane.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01

ordering a new election for the 18th Of September. thi'
meeting perceivirg no necessity for the action taken ny
the Council this day, and believing that MS the "isn ct
a large majority OF the voters of the city, that such acuon
be reconsidered and r. goked.
On motion Of Mr.. Deane, II vns ordered that the
Chairman of this meeting furnish tho President oil the
Council with a copy ol the foregoing resoluiinns lort"-
with, and that a copyo OF the proceedings of this meeting
D. furnisb"d the new -papers If this city for publication.
The meeting was addfcssedin feeling and appropriate
speeches BY Judge Daniel A. Wilson, John NJ. Speed
and George Perciyal.
On motion. the meeting then adjourned.
CHARLES II. lynch, Chm'n.
Jn9sAi =, ma"os' Secretaries.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01
soufhern Opinion.

We subjoin the following extracts from bn-
siness letters, says their pSb'ic. recently r"'
ceived at this Office. They indicate a proper
spirit on the part OF our friends in the South;
FLORENCE. ALA., Aug. 10, 1852.
DEAR SIN: The recent disclosures upon the
Democratic ca didate nrc serving 10 bring IN
the disatiected Wigs Of this section oil coun-
try, and producing some ;repidation upon the
hitherto "~unterrifrd.' Whether the remarks
ascribed to him at New Boston are true or not,
it IS sufficient for southern men to see that rec
%soiIers sympathizc with lis cause, so far rs to
disclaim assertions said to have been uttered IN
support Of their cherished doctrines. This Is
ulsintercstcdnes and magnanimlty TO a fault.
and "o'erleaps ITSELF Alabama Wings will
roork, and If they are perhaps destined to strug
gle without the hope Of succeeding, the mor0t
effect of their labors shall be 10 strengthen con-
hdence in the perpetuity and union OF the great
conservative Wing party. Most OF us prefer.
ed the claims of Fillmore Tor the Presidency:
bnt Billing to secure his nomination, we do not
consider that IT will avail us any thing to stand
of and suffer the Locofoco party TO claim atrl
umph over Scott as a defeat to the great prince
Pies advocated and cherished for miny years
past by the Wings, still less /, vote for a free
trode. anti-internaI improvement, Old bunker
Democrat. This we conceive would be po-
litlcal sacrikege in The highest degree. Our can
dilate is emphatically national in his service
character, and political sentiments, and wi'hnl,
true to the Wing cause as fire 10 the .f:nt.
opino that the VIKINGS Of the United States will
in November next give HIM "a long pull, a
strong pail, and a pull altogether" and pro
claim the gratitudo OF our Republic at least by
rewarding lis services Of half a century with
the CHIEF Magistracy Of the nation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01
TO TIE CITIZENS OF LYNCHBUI

~ -
e~G Cur FOR DY5ssTEKf during tie prem
lence Of disease, il becomes the duty of every citizen
To make known such remedies A. arc calculated to
check its progress, as we'll M TO cure it. For this rea-
son. tie prophet jr of BAKER'SCELEBRATED PRE-
MUM BITTERS, beg. leave to call cubic attention to
Them, fully satisfied from xperiencein his wnfouily,and
from tumberlcss certificates in his pofsession, that they
IRE the best aud most speedy remedy to be had for the GER
tuin cure OF Dysentery, in all is forms. Tie vegetable
ingredients frGn which these Bitte.s IRE compounded,
apart from experience, teaches that nothing can surpass
them in healing and permanently curing diseased bow
els, the sole origin Of Dysentery. The sufferer may
drench himself with oil aud calomel until d%eomsday,
and he may get partial relief by the free use of laudanam,
but It's impossible to perfect n cure Of the disease while
the ooweit remain in an unhealthy state. Bakers Bit
ters will AS asouredly eject "a cure as they ue taken,
and the Proprietor urges ON the public the necessity OF
trying them. They will also relieve constipation of the
bowels, when taken accoriingto directions. and a never
failing remedy for disordcred stomach, indigestion. dys-
pepsia, &C.. Let the afflicted ty them, and judge OF
their merits. To be lad of
appt l-2t ID. r. LYMAN,