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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

PLAsTERS.
Poor Mans
Allebas; COL Mans,
Ailebnsls dlhRubbe Back,
The Impro, ed Poor Mans,
Jew Dayid's or Hebrew,
Peter's Vegetable,
Knapp's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread Strength
ening,
Whiting'r Strengthening,
Ridd's Imperial,
HerrickB Royal,
LINTMENTs.
Butler'B Bone and Fever,
Bart:pe's Lotion,
DeSis's Horse,
Hunps, Hayes, Sciana', Hewss'
TOOTH PASTES.
Sherman's Compound Orris Tooth,
Thompuon'e Aromatic Tooth.
JoneB'a Toothache,
LOZENGES.
sherman's Cough, Worm Campho
Ching's Worm,
Wintar'a Cough.
DROPS.
Solomon'n Toothache,
Sherman's Toothache,
Williams's To ..iache.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thorn'B Extract,
Winer's Arcanum Extract,
Cnrter's Spanish Mixture
Mothers Relie,,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial,
Vaughn's Dithontriptlc,
Osgood's Indian Cholcgogus,
Halsey's Forest Wine,
Mrs. Haye's DyBentery Cordial,
Cullen's Female Specific,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable Remedy
Rowand's Magic Lotion,
Bella Army Tincture,
Davis's Depurative Extract,
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Hair Dye,
Jayne's Carminntlye,
Rowand's Carminativs,
Balm Columbia,
Upham's Pile Electuary,
Jones's Chemical Soap,
Crumpton's Bnlsam,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Mrs. Hnye's Eye Water,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Jones's Hair Restorative,
Jones'a Lilly white,
Beal's Hair Restorative,
Soda Powders, Colognea,
Meen Fun,
CircasBian Balm,
Balm Of Gilead,
Rohy's Hair Curling Fluid,
Bailey's Shaving Cream,
Taylor's Shaving Cream,
Bartine's Hair Lotion,
Harris Remedy for Fits.
Lamotte'n French Remedy,
Bailey's Mead Syrup,
Bailey's Sugar coated Capsules,
Bagle's Hyperian Fluid,
Wheeler's Tesberry Toothnche
Jones's Nectar,
Caval's Anodyne Cordial,
Balm ofThousand Flowers,
Barnes's Pile Lotion,
S. Fahnestock's Yermifugs,
Bailey's Group Syrup,
Ivory Paate Blaohings
Mhcassar Oil,
Chinese Soap,
Lucina Cordial,
iTuriington's Balsam,
British Oil,
ISeidlitz 20 sders,
Harlem Oil,
Extracts, Soap, etc, etc.
Inc not mentioned in thia catalogu 3
o terms. my21lY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08

UyREASURER'S OFFICE, New Orleans, Aug,
with the provisions thirty filth
the Of Constellation hereby given that the FOL
bla If Third Of NJ Orleans
suit Filth Juces Court George Justice
appended hereby cited
tho demand contained in said Tax Bills from hs
dsts hereof VIII GARIANls treasurer. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08
= 9 3 = . . 8 . .
mH- C O II N TER EEIT -eSs

COUMTERFEIT'S .4BOUND!!
All other falsely named PAIN EXrRACTORS
DALLEYS The worthless who sell hope stealing
they the public believe
the vrtues articles Buy
Agents.
~ ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
uINEt AND Observe THAT TIE NAME, " H. DALEY" BE
WRITTEN WITH A PEN IN DIFFERENT COLoRED ON
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX AND THAT NO OTHER
UPON IT.
t General Depot United saes
wall be promptly executed H. DALEY Il CO.,
4l5 BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
ISL CHARITIES STREET, NewOrleans
Where all Dealers in the States LOUISIANA ALABAMA
slSSPI KENTUCKY md TEN NESSEE LOUIS
in the State Of MISSOURI, viii he promptly supplied
John WRIGHT x CO.,
G.uerq Agents orraidT e-,i.orv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, August
I'VE 49, 1852. COMMON COUNCIL THE CITY NEW OR
26lfsred That the Surveyor be and he hereby
lied to have benches placed
Squares the Place Washington CLAY Squares
LSgredl WIN. c. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
lSgnedl FRANS ALPUESTE
President Board
Approved Ttb August, 1852.
- [Sgned1 A. D. CRoSsMAN, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08
OFFICE- New

TREASURER'S OFFICE, New Orleans, Aug.
rs s52ln sseordanee with the provisions of the
lowing BILLS unpaid Taxes for the Third District
Kennedy, Judge. ~ ~ =.
Persons whose appended hereby appear and
the demand contained in from the
date hereof. W, II, GARLAND Trea,urer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
Doc Rror IL LYScnauno.-some short time

Doc RIor IN LYNcHnuRo-Some short time
since. the town Council OF Lynehuurg came IN
the conclusion that lie canine species had
multiplied rather too rapidly for The sfi,iy OF
thu good people of that pleasant place. and that
il was incumbent upon them, faithful guar
dans of the public veal. 70 diminish the evil.
Chas W. Christian, Esq, member OF The
Council. accordingly submitted an ordinance.
which was adopted, aufhorsing the Police Ia
sc tier over the touR--we beg pardon, ofp Il
now isa qpanlityof poisoned bread. which being
devoured by Tray, Blanche aud Sweathead. IN
Ihcir nightly prowhngs, would assuredly pro-
duec death. Well seems the police made their
frst experiment Thursday night last with the
poisoned bread. The good people of The city
arose n. usua| Friday morning lat peace will
all The world and the rest Of fnankind.' Upon
descending ioto the streets. however, they dis.
covered the dead carcasses Of number of
dogs. blo1led and dis6gured from the effects
nf the potent poison so literally dispensed BY
the corporate authorities. Rich. Times.
Wevery much regret 0 see that some Of our
co'empororics abroad are laboring under mis-.
IN regard 10 the difficulties.
through which oar community has just passed
growing out Of an Ordinance enacted by the
City Council. 10 prevent dogs running at large.
We do not dee IN il accessory To 90 back to the
past and rccite the enactment Of the Coun-
ell, hut we can assure the Times, that it con-
tains no such clause. which requires the scat
tcring Of poison or that contemplated shooting
where any danger could result to passers.by.
The Council never designad wholesale muir
der hy fire arms. and no person dreamed Of
administering poison, we presume but few
members of the Night Watch, who. in onincon-
sderate moment gave way 10 50 reprehen
sbe purpose. The ordnance requires dogs
running at large To lie killed, but no where does
ii authorize dat TO lie done by poison The
scattering Of poison was entirely unknown -
the Mayor or any member Of the Council, and
if We can judge from investigation which las
been fully made. the Intention 10 DO that was
only known 10 the few men who were engaged
in it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
OBITUARY.,

Died NJ DR. Palmers IN Appomattox euniy. August
9Th 1882 Mr.. HARRIET f. WATKINS, wife OF Rob-.
K Watkins, ESQ oil Lynelrburg-leaying FIVE children
Mr. " had suffered during the past summer, from
several severe aitncks and repaired To the country
martial recovery, hoping for enewed health from is
pur country air and renewed happiness in tie circle Of
deynted friends Butula.! how fra is human life -
II ,sy feeting are human joysl The balmy Dreaih of
Summer bril- "a 30 i.eulth aud strength renewed No
kindness of irend. skill Of physicians avail arrest
the hand the destroying Angel BIT death ieao7qble
death has entered, soon, ulas! soon, far a.
mortal eye penetrate, and remove from earth the
fond wife aud devoted mother ard friend.
How strongly she linked to catth. For WIN
can tell the strength Of those tips thu bind tho pou
mi devoted mother tender offspring ofher bosom;
those pledge. of he eay 1--we while yet in the bud Of
lfc But Gid in his goodness aud mercy prepared Tor
her the trying cene With great camnrss nf eio,
she took leave # her fnmiiy mud friends and committee
her rlildrr to the hands Of her Heavenly ather
Mrs w was we'll known in Lynchburg. u u mos,
exemplary and k I'd Judy. For many year4 tle had
been consistent aud acceptable member Of the 2nd
Presbyterian Church and hroue life ond the bed Of
death gave strong evidence of her acceptance with Him.
| il whom she had believed whose favor il life, und
whose loving kindness "a better than life.
''Wecp not for her, in her time size flew,
To that land where the wipgs of the soul nnurl
| And now like Il hey md evenings cold uew.
Looks radnntl Y down on the teurs efthis world
~ Republican copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
Great Fresh a, Auousto

Aueusr+, Gro August as-There has
oeen an immense fall Of rain above. The rive,
has risen very rapidly and we have another
great freshet. the water is now as nearly 81
high as in 1910. A par, ofthe upper BRIDE
mas already been swept away; and It is emo.
ally anticipated that the lower bridge will be
earned OF before morning as the water is now
rising at the rate of ten inches per hour.
Both the telegraph wires al the lower BRIDE
arc ar broken and all communication with ,Ie
North cut off: The damage to property in
Hamburg and the crops OH the lowIands aIo,',
the river will doubtless be very great.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04

TnE New POSTAGE Bt1I.-1he new postage
bill, in the amended form in which it Las
passed he Senate, it is said will be n vast inn
pro cement On the exisling Law and afford re-
lief both to the people aud the postma stcrs from
the Misunderstanding which the present com
piicatod system imposes The advantages OF
the new bill are thus pointed out by Mr. Bar
nabas Bates in Il communication To the n. Y.
journal orCommerce:
b. placing all printed matter upon the samc
footing; postmaster and thepublc will ne aolc
to decide the character of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
new spapers or periodicals, aud the postage to
lie charged upon them, without an appeal to
the Post Office Department or the Attorney
General.
? Making three ounces the maximum, will
embrace all the newspapers. and vast mum
Der If Periodicals, which will be sent by mail,
instead of private conveyances, and thus in
crease the revenue of the Post Office
). One ounce and half will include all the
weekly country papers sent within each Sta te
al hall the price Of the above. There is no
fenso whatever in limiting these papers TO the
State " here published. Why not extend the
limit as on the other papers, 10 three Thousand
mliesi They are onl y half the weight. and
therefore, should hnvc the same privilege.
4. The prep yncnt Of postage, either AT the
once where newspaper or periodical Is mail
ed, or delivered, is great convenience both
to tho publisher and the public as the postage
to 'Canada &c may be paid a, the Office of
mailing.
5. Thar reduction of postage to one half.
when paid quarterly IN advance, will be great
incentive both to Publishers aud subscribers To
prepay their postage.
6. The instructions to sending transient pa
per- or periodicals which now exist, will be
efieotualIy removed by ibis bill.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
Damages blythe ale Rains.

The whole Atlantic slope has suffered to n
considerable extent from the late ms. In S.
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama the damages
have been very great.
The following letters addressed to the Rich :.
mond Wing, gives some particulars of the dis
asters nearer home:
BUCKINGHAM, Aug. 80. 1852
The late rains have done immense damage
throughout this and the ajoining counties.
Slate river has swept every thing before it.
und rstand Rockers mill is damaged to the a :
mount Of $4,000. G. Chamber's Saw Mil, lust
completed. is washed entirely away. C l.
Moseley's Mill hear this morning, is gone al
So M l. Ayres Col Ayrcs, and others have
lost their entire crops of Tobacco.
The crops onthe different creeks, in every
direction. have been much damaged. aud on
the aills the Corn and Tobacco are much dam
aged from the wind. Before the rain the To-
bacoo was the most promising crop l ever
saw O. c. B.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
Republication of the Foreign Re
views.

The prospectus Of Leonard Scott K Co. 79
Fulton and 81 Cod Streets New York, offer
inr their rcpuDlicaions of the Londom Quarter.
~, Mc Edinbarg. Me North BRITISH. tie West
Minister RcrieUs anil Biack,coods Magazine,
will be found in our advertising columns. We
cannot Md by any testimony which we can Of
ferto the wide spread popularity ofthe above
able and valuable publications. They essen
tally aid the reader in the selection of standard
hooks, and in the epitomes they furnish. often
prevent tie necessity which otherwise wou I
exist al The cost Of great labor by research into
works too voluninous for hasty examination.
The talent by which they are conducted is Of a
superior order, and is fully able to review all
the topics of political and literary character
that may agtate any part Of Europe.
The facilities in possession Of the publishers
enablethem tolssue the American editions about
the same time at which they appear in London
and Edinburg.
The cholera is raging at PARIS. Ky )and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
The Editor Is absent.
Danies Webster.

We published yesterday, the admirable let
ter of the Hon. Vim. A. Graham, 10 the vii
mngton,(N c. Commercial, declining the pc
sii.on, which that paper desired 10 assign him
as a candidate fDr he Vice Presidency, with
MIR. Webster forthc fist Office in connec.
iioo with that, the Baltimore Patriot seys Of
Mr. Webster;
I'VE hear the question asked at all points
every day, "Wby does not Mr.. Webster cone
out and declare where he stands" We must
confess this IS question full Of meaning, and
q : at, IL seems 10 US, should take no longer
to answer, than To write II out in a few words
We believe that ninelynlne hundredths of the
with bis silence on this subject and every day
his declarations are delayed, adds only 10 The
surprise caused by it. We think the course
adopted by Mr.. Webster is an upaccounlabe
one, and one in which he cannot be justified
by The party to which lie has so i,rg been at
tached, aud with whom hc has been battling
for the principles cherished by them
In he memorable speech made Ivy MI
Webster al Faneuil Hall. in 1870. he asked
The question, awhcgf shall 20 # leave he
" ing patty;" SO We reirerate that lmpo,tant
question, where will lie go if lie now leave rhat
same partyi 1tcanno he, and We will not
believe il, that Daniel Webster. the greet ox-
pounder of the Constitution aad defender of
Wing principles, will leave that party who
would hive como up to The ballot boxes most
cheefIolly in November, TO 4 man. and voted
for Daniel Webster for President, If the Ma.
uonal Convention had nominated him for that
high office. We believe, and yeo know, that
Mr.. Webster would have thought it more
than indiscrert If hc had received tina. nomna.
ton, and General Scott and his friends had
refused To give in tbeir prompt adhesion 10 it,
The golden rlte Is one that should AMI we
are sure does, govern the Wing party, and
as Mr.. Webster has always been favor.
tie of that party, no wonder that the question
should he SO urgently and SO frequently put
"Where Is Daniel Webster TO he found -
We hope TO be able pery soon to record his
own answer. in the same glowing patriotic
terms, as those given by Mr. Graham. in his
letter now published"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
Rock RlnsfIfag.

Tie annexed communication to The Journai
II Commerce maze. suggestion, /" Which "e
incline 10 the belief will be found beneficial TO
sll who shall test il.
Several accidents are recorded arising from
impra ience in charging for blasting.
Some years since when preparing for the
foundai onofihe Lyrenm building in Brook
Ign in bleslnga rock. "a portion Of the same
weighing about 100 pounds was thrown up and
fell through the skylight Of house in Wash
ington street occupied by Major Doug lass
who Immediately proceeded 10 lie place ofop'
eratious and found the operator wac using too
large quantity ofpowder. lie advised their
using smaller quantity and their object would
be attained in simply cracking therock. -
The advice was attended 20 and no difficulty
afterwards occurred.
MAJOR Douglass was well known as man
Of science, was engineer in the army OF the
United states in the last war with England
aud subsequently appointed Professor IN the
Military Establishment at West Point
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-, THE MUSTANG LINGMENT. Every lny
fe>~G1 evidences of this popular medicine reach.
ca the ears of sle public. friend ofhe Editors con-
tractor the Pacific Railroad told MIN the other da
that he would be without it his section on any ac
count Whatever He finds for it among
his hands. The grent value Of tis article has induced
many worthless limitations under different hut similar
names but the persons who once used Bragg & Co..
nmen will le deceived by my vile and iascally
e'.eat who would palm off spurious preparation on
them.
Sec nd verfi cement In another column
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
WOkAS-A. ELLISON jr Pr,
a pr1eior.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sdsh-Btimd and Boz Faciory,
HM and Machine Work,
lron Thinning md Eiitinn

BttcksmHhiRg Of all desc,fptioas
These works having been lifted up at grea, exnensp
with steam power, and large variety of machinery for
working wood and ron form the most complete es,ab
shment OF tne Kind in the Southern States and can
execute better work and at cheaper than can he
me in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending build, supplied wiki
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed ,nd
slnzed II required) Moudngs, Flooring dressed ane
t'ngue and grooved, ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
ind Notwithstanding Palings, and variety of otbo
materials required in building
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Ears, Der
rick Gearing Wheelbawows, Picks and Bars and o,hs
Tools required upon Public Works
Constantly on hand and for SALE on reasonable ,or
oil varieties of Flooring and other Lumber worked ~
unworked. Saving and Planning done to order. B;Ila
of Timber sawed to order ~
Jan Lifts A NFTTI ETON 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
Later from he Plains.

ST Louis, Aug 3l.-Mr. A ubrey arrived hero
last nlghttro Santa Fe,making the tript to L. lie
pendence in p days. He left Santa Fe on the
3lst uIt. Gov. Lane reached Fort Atkinson on
) az 25ih' Major Van Horn, ofthe Army, was
one OF Aubrey's party, Mrs. and Miss King
ct Georgia, died on The Arkansas riverin .JuIy,
Aubrey saw 200 lodges of Camanche and Keo :
way Indians on Rabbit.car Creek. Mr.. Bsckn,r
and LIT. Woodruff left Fort Atkinson on the
2o'h tor the State. MIR Aubrey was Informed
by MAJ. Van Horn that about the 1st of Jnlv
Apache Indians attacked Is Mex;cans IN
the 1onrnado del Nuerto. and killed enc and
wounded four others, taking from them 20 OK.
en-. ~ ""
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04

ELErTonAL TICKET.
It Distfict--lehn X Kilby # NaHsemond
O. Disttiet-Ed uarj Il. Chambers. OF MeekirnbarR
81 ID fie,--rhouras s. Floufnov. of HplilaN
I h Disffict--H. II Nsrsi,all. of Charlotte
9Th Districf-Ale, Rircs oil Alhrmaflc
Gth District--Nm. G. Scott. ct Powhatan.
7th Disfriei--Jos Serar OF Elizabeth City.
sr Disirict--Rolt. Mayo d Wesimoreand.
~ Disiriet--icnry W. Thomas, Of fnirfnx.
I0ih Di-inci--Alcs. r. Beteler, e' Jefferson.
lth Disti.ei--C,d. !. u. Baldwin. of Augusta.
"a. Distri-t--Inlin Eehais of Moaroe.
18th Di-triet-N alte- Preston, of Washington.
II p District--tohn J. Jaekson. ir. of Nood.
18th Distritt--T NJ. Gally. Of Oho.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04

found The Express Compan.'s money viii
be recovered.
The cholera sill lingersia the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
ALnEMARLE, August 29th.l652.

Every thing is torn TO pieces in this coun-
ty. The fresh is said to be higher than any
that has visited this comfy since 1914. Great
destruction all along the water courses both Of
corn and tobacco. Bridges gone-and in one
instance life lost
Inc Tobacco crop has been very much
weatherbeaten. fear it will fall short of last
year, l heard to day that Major VIM Dabney
los. $4,000 hills, and Dr. Carr his whole crop
OF ooacco Yours, truly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
OBSTRUCTION BOOKS. Nc.-

NsTRUCTION BOOKS, &C.
Hnnter's Pnno forte Instructor,
lIowe's do do do
d" Complete Prrccpto for Accordion
Guitar, Violin and Flute
llnwe's Piano. Violin and Accordion.
Without Master, containing new and comret
lnstruchons-wth large collections of Music-ssing
Mt reduced prices at South END Bookstore by
C. MORSE.
Sept 4-dts Gamma Na.i,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04

SIGNImcANT.-Mr JoHN VAN buren,, in
speech made at Cleveland in 1913, used the
following language:
Il am he man'itigated caemyof s1arery, and
wo~/d hare it abolished acitiout delau | say.
therefore. for myself-and | wish 10 be under.
stood as speaking for myself alone-that, let
what wall come. ShaN. undrr no ncccssity
wtdtercy, support man who does not 5elierc
stdcery TO be an snmired curse. and aoho ,oal
not by rirtue Of has office use all constitutional
1'o,oer to abolish IT,"
Mr.. VAN buren, and all his followers are
now supporting Gen. PIERCE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04

I'VE will not hereafter. directly or indirect.
y be Instrumental in inducing any to venture upon
an expedition for plumber and liberty, such charncter
zed that OF LOPEZ the result OF wfrh caused many
tears to How and many hearts break. Il is surely
nonie impulse which many OF our you ng have to do
tnelr pest IN the installing Of American independence
the world over bnt we cannot while with free hanJ
werecofd The progress and prospects of freedom hold
out to them anything but certain death in any ernsade
which may be undertaken either towards Cuba ar Hun
gary" '"
The foregoing is the language of the Gin.
cinnnii Commercial, a paper which last year,
aided the Lopez expedition. Notw thstandinp
the press which sustained the designs Of tina,
unfortunate enterprze. will not lend it. assis
lance to second attempt. the purpose of
similar demonstration is developing itself un.
der new garb. The first day of the present
month. was set apart by the sympathisers in
New York, and was ITO be celebrated as the an.
niversary Of the death of Lopez, on which oc-
casion. the order of the "L0ne Star" would
make its appearance, the members of which, it
is believed. are mutually pledged to aid in the
establishment oilberty, or the leland OF Cuba.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04

q It now being cerfnin chat city is to be gh, ed
with with Gas, take the earliest opportunity of in
forming the Cit OF Lynchhurg that shu prepare
Immediately for 6AS-flTTlNG and respectfully solicit
the patronage of my friends and the public generally
Aug 20-dts A. q. DABNEY, A'oT
PHEoHIx FoUHDRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04

GEORGE ID. PRENTIcE, Esq, of the Louis
VILE journal, is mentioned as candidate for
Congress TO succeed Hon Humphrey Marshall
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
Discovery 2fMe Wreck of tie 4t1o.t;.

,r, BUFFALO, August so
me wreck OF the Atlantic has been found
S e' hive miles from Long Point Ligh, in 16o
feet water. No additional bodies hay. been
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04

Temperance Notice,

ruhlic meeting will lie helat the Sons of Temper
Hall, Wednesday. the 9Th of September. COM
mencing at O'Clock NJ, for e purpose OF rat ying
rejecting the proceedings of the late Stanton Con-
venlion. Several addresses may be expected
srrf 2--ltdnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
REPUBLICATION OF THE

LONDON QU3RIERLY, THE EDLNBURG,
TIE NORTH BRITISH, .a.ND UES7piLN.
lSIER REViEVS .4.ND BL.4CKWOOD'S
.M4G.iZi.NE.
LEONARD, SCOTT 81 co, Publishers.
20 Fulton and Sd Gold streets, New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-04
ran PRESIDENT.
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
Electors for The stale ofyirginia

ELECTORS At LARGE.
JOHN Nj. pDTTS.
MILAN II. PRESTON.