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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-13

MISSISSIPPI Union and States Rights
Democrats of Mississippi have adopted a com.
promise ticket in Convention at Jackson
John J. McRae is their candidate for Governor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-13

AsHIN TON HOTEI

NHE subscriber has taken charge of TN. old md vu
Il known Hotel, which opened Oh the l JaS "eI
April. His House is well furnished. and HI. t,t ~
be supplied with the best the country aft r> III p"
he furnished with the choicest qlo4s His St,bo ,
be in charge of careful Oster, and Willie Tho,a1
supplied with provender He promise to spare noe
to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
a call, and appeals to generous public fur nsrop,,
ap l8-d&c3m JOSEPH w MOnpp'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-13

We understand that Madame ANNA BIsH-
oP intends visiting Salem on Monday evening
next, 10Th May. We congratulate our friends
there on the treat that awaits them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-13
NEW GOODs-MAY 10, 1s5a.-John 7. Ds.

NEW GOODS-MAY l3, 1853 John I. Ds-
~ Wis has returned from New York. and has receiv.
ed portion and will; receive in few days very large
stock of NEW SUMNER Go, DIS, purchased at reduced
prices, consisting OF fine of Ladies' Dress
Goods, Embroideres Nantes, b onnets, Ribbons,
Gloves, &c. In his stock wi he found very full
sortment of Mourning Dress Good. Nantes, Sleeves
and Collars
H. solicts call and examination of his stock, and
feels confident that the prices will suit buyers.
May 13d2aw2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-13

OPS-Ju-t to hand, bale Hops, fresh.
4 May Its lea JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-13
OUMP-BOOts and Gaiters-I have just
DISSOLUTION Co-partnership hereto.
i fnre exisiina Let,xeen Mnshv md Garland Is ds.

nISSOLUTION.-T Copartnershp hereto.
IL fore existing between Mosby and Garland is dis
solved this day by limitation.
w. II. MoseLy having bought the entire interest OF
the firm, will continue the Auction and Commission Blu
sincss, at the house formerly occupied by Mosby and
Garland He will pay all the liabilities of the
and all persons indebted the firm hereby inform
ed that unless payment is made in days from this
notice the will be placed in the hands of the
Constable for coll cticn with and interest added
w. II. MOSBY,
A. i. GARLAND.
April 22nd, 1853.
THE undersigned in retiring from the concern of
Mosby IL Garland, begs leave to return his sincere
thanks to the patrons of the firm and soicts continu-
of the same liberal patronage to his
April %. A b GARLAND.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05


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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

DENNSYLVANIA RAIL -ExEsszsa 81
u EoAD-NoTicE 10 EASTERN IRA -
Connuou Railroad from CINCINNATI q EVFIANb
woosiE R MAesiIlQN ALLIANCE OHIO AND CHICAGO IL,
LlNoe M PHILADELPHIA, VIA PENfSYLVANIA RATiRdA An
FROM Fits SUkGH 10 PHILADELPHIA.
Through rom cneinna 70 Philadelphia In SO hours
Thleosh from Cleveland 70 Philadelphia in Is houn
through from Pittsburgh 70 Philadelphia In hours
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM THE
AND STEAMBOAT - - A
only ~ 70 Cincinna ela Louisville; ss 10 st. Louis
Boarding sud Lodging paeke extra: Pttahurrb
to Cincinnati, e9 Louisville, "a Lous U.s.
FARE ny RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
% bolcolunbus sIa IS
Mssslon ~ DOL Toledo ...........,,., lis 90
~ vslrnd. 10 COL Cincinnati, lis 90
mHusn,h and cesine IL DOL Cisgo, NJ -. lis rs
TO Chicago WAnksgsn N Kesosha Rscne,
snn Wiz viA Dstroii and Michigan Railroad eis
ucke nom Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore by R.ros
purchased srRADER Ticket Agent Ciu4nsti All
The Steam Packet Line Pbnreh sad themes BY Railroad 70
fhi.ds!pha from shs Captains board And via
R.'resd Of Horton Ticket Agent The wsddsl House.
O. q shout the middle ef February tbs opened from
2 wooster and time between Cincinnati Philadelphia
loss the Company themselves repon
'he f personal basggs OILY snd 20 exceeding oo
Thus MOORE. Passenger Agent Philada phis,
Jy1s sm j. MkShiMEN, Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05
pHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURE ED
Worlds Safe Company.
sNHE attention of the public is called to IL

utility and supsriortr over Our Safes
made entire Principle. We hrs form orraci
made from plates which compo.
On tho liquid metal making tmPsns.
rsbls the chae drill bowsof
.edgs To the scientific say Mature
Mschane she bolts straps screws
oiou. with perhaps than
put them together Neither
sion on the solid with proof wall.
W. hsaste not in that Safes secured with LLiEs
eMfIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
the only depository money
Nos We further herss bute security the popular
Bank Vsultsnow They work
hsr brok en- into, as experience has demonstrated.
This Company
vhULT q vaoassss for Banking usuutona, Mercantile
lndvduana hicn
proo, when with Lllie's Locke
Asapie ofthe Safes
rarsutope Sank Lock ths Nc
Igr~"-- 1890 FFTFEEB. Cams
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
I%JEw ADvERTIsEMENT-~Lst every body
N RKApIT -

NEW ADvERTIsEMENT-Lst every body
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R-dDWdY,S READY RELIEF
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IA n; giving ormsuur snasro
70 THE SICK AND pArN-sUFYERrNa or NEW
ORLEANS
ii. WI i;'
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IN BATHING,
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ALL BOWkL COMPLAINTS,
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the most dfsng discharges will vpsediiy
NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
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| ssius
PAWS RELIEvED IN Eye xTyDrgs
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF stop we're and ereracstins
pains Of Rheumatism almost instantly Psrscns
bones from top 70 toe whose joints with
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town the Union for the isa.ioar hesves
cHfLLs STOPPED IN A Few kLxUTss-PAF REziRysD
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rates with health strength And
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
yoai.s pain apply RApwAYs READY RELMy
Liver kidneys Bowels Joints Boass RADwI VS.
READY RELIEF taken either applied w,n
RAILWAY 4 Co., ia Fulton street, Ne YO-s.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
JOHN WRIGHT CO., i5l Chartrss street, 5sas,
General Agent who will supply dealeru the eouay
way cospriess.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05
l. sTRAUB. x. HAZLETT.
ISAAC STRAUB Il CO., MILL FACTORY
Corner Of Front and John strysts Cincinnati. oho

KIDDER & FABIAN, Agents,
"a Magazine street, New Orleans.
The aboys is Wood Cut Of single gcared Queen Of the
We manufacture Breaker Of grea. strength durability
wspiae sI1es Of Mills by which mean,
we convert Corn Mil into Stock Feed Mill bul
we portable single
" French burs grind Wheat Corn ad Stock Feeds calculated
@ w,sr o. aorss Ihs @ have been Run y steam
city, at State Fairs and have failed
Mills took two frsi the best Mills
Fairs Of our Mechanies, Institute.
Thia Mil IN operation by horse power
Fair 1885, when II awarded premium and splendid silver
Also--Daeren portable HORSE POWERS AND STEAM
ENGINES Az our Articles for ease Of operation apty nseu
Ali articles sre warranted as cos.
Of transportation and the money refunded.
soss a1S y meas ".
We take pleasure to explain each article ISAAC sTRAo AGO.
M Il osl as Pf Fs ! Il SssI, s n
Mil courasecusy entered into verbal
grind thus Whoever grnd the regarding quality srd
strsub to run eighteen inch mill
Burrows a Co.: TORN twenty inch mill.
Stranb to twenty ,ueA rim.
Burrows d Co. 70 wsnty-our q inll.
ssanb torun twenty nch mill.
burrows q Co. 10 thirty inch mill.
Whsnth pinch came that boisterous popped
To the above fnow sppenda challenge grind sd
Iwllrun my eighteen QUEEN OF THE SOUTH with cob
MUM AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR fall against w. ny-four
nh Burrows MIL VIM and Kentucky Stock Feed
Mills both to be run at once and apprebenys risky
Crushsr as an auxiliary Should single fail grind
mills Gustas PLEASED then
stakes put up.
Come don't ss nothing walking .r.eh.
To J. II. Burrows Co. janis sm
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! .AppLERl lllERNEss ETC.

nj EwARK, NJ ~ tDDLERT Ware ca,
y Hsass, nRi. y Z. \ liz co. 10 u Canal
dxauls1tuser as6 hi rsu sADDLkRf ana sAbpLKwhRE
sris NsrSassiss Iansa seRs Giias Haisss ana Bid
Leather floxs} 10 and Tinnas OF ssesy
cfirsia. 81 70. II CANAL erSkkf.
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- hour
To Wheeling ia hsas
ro,,a many rs.,ss
r;vss n, yi,h,nins r~a,a.. !, 49,,
rs s.pss O'Clock
:e HApess o'clock
rorh Expisss AZ 3 o'clock
Ing io~as sns .ou.e are hia WITH heavy RAIL-
NEW YORK, BOSTON An MONTREAL
First Express cncnna ii O'Clock A.
" ssofs aosd z psntk and Buff
s,aao v,a 5uaAo and Albany a.oAd 70 New York and Boston,
Meeting Daniiri erE Es Raoaa, AZ Bso win sia
Albany
Nisears Fails Railroad 70 New York Boston, NIAGARA os
b. Montreal, - ~s~".
....ALSO....
Sss' s Y:
soa s S Urssa.SusS caa % Tor New York Bos
Fourth Train At O'Clock clsvs
land with Lake Shore kNtosd Dunkk and Buffalo, connecting
Now York City Ba6ao Albany Niagara Falls Railroads. 10
New York, Bo ton and Niagara Falls
PITTsBuRGH IIILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
Frst frain-ixhnnx Erprss leaves Cnsinna a e,caei
turgh connecting with peunsvlyana Raiiraal ~ P6iiahi
Balfnure. - -'. VA' " AAiA"s'Phis and
Thr.ush from (nennai IA Phil. ,.,nhi. ~ u.,c.
x.Srsv,, ~ ,,,,..s ,PA" sna oalanos alIse''
$3.50 w1iH@Ah1~o, nAIiAnones Ell. 4
fsprezs Al IL asiort " ~
with
Company NAanal Road 10 s,b M
uno and oao hsrcad % Baltimore Philadelphia wsshngton
~ srsia @ rN,sn,ng hspssm at O'Clock Passengers
ono a ny Morning Train wa Centai
Lima wheeling. VIVA oA'' oAse eempanys |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

pLA1TER AND MARBLE DUST-2oo bills.
Psris, loo bills Land Plaster 81 bbIs ssrbls pa ~
JoHM Q. HARDIIL 4 CO.
e.. Wsoe!1!nrl % J. Esynz. Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05
X NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKIr
m RANGRS-FTRsr PREMIUM.

PRICE COUL0N, Plumbers, 10Y Poydras
street, New Orleans respectfully the public
that they tbs sbes business al
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS WASH
BAslNs FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of all kinds COOKING
RANGES, ARDEN H'JSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE LIFT au
BEER PUMPS fitted the style; Of ever
descipeni PIG and SHEET LEAD BLOCK always On
asnd SHE and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly pat up repaired
~ VIZ snoteatns - anl0 liz
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IMNDlCAI. ClAADs.

IA ALL AZ ~ - NJ q AtSt7eI
-
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M r. tft6J'f tdstAHtss H'hAuhtc p tno
Saseks. Miss ssImansnas settled st New osien No -
faaloass srent nv eol-
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MNEs utAA'. WIZ Waot LOU ~ ~ Hoeo stt cces
I'D opposite she Hosss Station. Ne~orleAns. setsn "
| =
nR. HUBHRWALD has recently arrived from
~ Fn5ier xhsra bs IA a. Ia. 81, x.r.
.n,., nsrdet Ier Of a. ~ yalar
IA Iii csher Dsasss fs % Is At ne corner ii fchosp
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

vERMIFUeER.
Wlnsr'a Canadian,
B.A. Fahpsstock's,
5wAin's,
Hntiey's,
jsyne's
chaiisn's
sARsaPARiLLAs
nr. Townaends,
ssiley's,
Sandals.
wMkeop's,
Bs.slsl't
woods,
Baiit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05
NIX. F. FRYER, INDIAN DocroR, cures
gNGYpTIAN EYE BALsAM.-D. CO.

HIN, having had thirty o6ers the
sseys remedy Tor al Dissassr pertaining to the
~ o2hshss years standing cared sisvsn ths
rArn the q three wsefs man Of city,
three weeks; gsasman dry esi
cn enabled TO read the without
shrm W an1lelg ht IL u ght hours sfssr.
~ inaaumaon three cured angle DROP xivss
u No.si PofDRAsaT. Hf7er nyio ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05

MAST LINE. -CIN Ia GsHsFsssEFEsssssra
lzcoLUMBus CLEVELAND ROUTE. - s1EG..13ES
" New York Via Railway
10 New xerk BY Lake Steamers, via Cleveland hours
1vtton S4%
~ nhsus'phn .ss hours
~ wneehng rs
VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.
TRAINS.
First TrainLghtning o'clock NJ
Second recommendation Express O'Clock A. NJ
Third Train Hlsbouah Train, O'Clock p NJ
rorn Espisas a. ) o'clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-05
pETRoLEUM; or. ROCK Gil The BEST

NV 1TE LEAD-In Is, so, 100 ana 500 Id
kegs from the Atlantic Unou Brooklyn Paeis uIntor and
saag.riiss White Lead Companies, for sals BY
Adj DEIAGpAvK . M. n stys
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-02
That BoY I Can Trust.

once visited large public school.
At recess a little fellow came up and
spoke to the master. AS he turned TO go
down the platform, the master said
"That boy can trust. He never failed
me-"
followed him with my eye, and
looked at him when he took his seat
after recess He had fine, open, manly
face. thought a good deal about the
teachers remark. What a character had
that little boy earned. He had already
got what would be worth more to him
than fortune. 1t would be passport
into the best store in the city, and what
is beNer, into the confidence and respect
of the community at large.
wonder if the boys know how soon
they are rated by older persons. Every
boy in the neighborhood is known, and
opinions are formed Of him. He has a
character, either favorable or untavorable.
A boy Of whom the master can say, q
can trust that boy-he never failed me,
will never want employment The fidel-
ity, prOmptness and industry which ne
shows at school, are in demand every
where, and are everywhere priced. He
who is faithful in little, will also be faith
full in much. Be sure, boys, that you
earn good reputation at school, Re-
member, you are just where God has
placed you, and your duties are not SO
much given you by your teachers or your
parents as by God himself. You must
render an account to them, and you will
also render an account to him, Be
trusty-be true.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-02
nraatinr AZ OonnsrrYille, Il.

A three days temperance meeting
came off al this place, beginning on
Tuesday Of this week. Last night the
meetings were to conclude with grand
torch.light procession, sumptuous sup
per, drinking Of toasts, music by band,
&c., sc. Our Editor has been absent for
several days in attendance there. The
Hoosiers are wide awake, and deter
mined to bring the liquor traffic to an end.
Success to them.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-02
THE OHIO ORGAN THE TEMPERANCE S65

TONS Of soul. The work was done.
For the first time in his life, he fell
upon his knees and wept. The read
ing of that hymn was the turning point
with that young MIN. He threw away
his pack Of cards and took his Bible,
obtained a hope, joined the church,
and now promises to be a useful man.
Ministers had preached for years in
the village, but he had never heard
them, and often said he never should
if one had not come and reached him
at his home.
These are specimens Of this pastors
abors in that town and these some
of the results. He has studied none
the less for all this outdoor work,
and much more to his profit as a
minister. The church has been en-
couraged and built up. - Vermont
CYonicle.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-02
"The Peoples Journal. +"

Such is the title of a new Monthly, is
sued in New York city, by Alfred +.
Beach. 1t is designed to be an "illus-
trated" record of Agriculture, Mechanics,
Science and useful knowledge. Each
number is to contain 80 large pages Of
Ietter-press, beautifully printed on fine
paper, and protusely illustrated with en-
cravings Two volumes in year, at 80
cents per volume.
The first number (for November), is
admirably gotten up, and we have no
doubt that this Periodical will be invalu-
able to Farmers, Hortlculturists and Me-
chanics
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-02
Ministerial Visiting,

The gospel must be carried, in the
living voice of the minister, to many
a house, or the families will never
have it. Multitudes in all our towns
will never be reached from the pulpit
In sight of our churches they will no
more come to the gospel than the
heather nations will, and will as cer-
tainly perish if the cup of salvation is
not carried to them. Even then, many
of both will dash it from them, but not
all. taa
A man who is now a worthy men,
Der OF the congregational church Of
has frequently said to his pastor, +" II
you had not come to my house, and
conversed with me there, you might
have preached till was dead, but |
should never have gone to hear you.
| hated ministers and church mem
bers, for they never took any notice Of
me. When you took SO much pains
to come to my house, and was SO
familiar, / thought you cared for me,
and every word you spoke went to my
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-02

with funds, in order that we may OBJ.
tain sufficient land, Implements, sc.
to enable large numbers at once to
proceed in the happy work Of rearing
'ftheir own vine and fg-tree" in their
own land. Z 1faisa 711,j aa''a
II is a Well,khown fact, that num-
bers nthe holy city have their minds
partially enlightened, through the Sc
cret reading OF the gospel and it is
undoabted that this class compose
those most anxious to escape from the
bondage and charity support Of the
rabbis 10 the freedom Of self-mainte-
nance in a country life. Some may
question their willingness and ability
to labor but all those we have en-
ployed, have proved industrious and
desirous to learn, and are often men
of intelligence. and, in all cases, will
ing to accept the lowest wages"
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-12-02

A SAD PIoTURE.-On Thursday
last, a poor inebriate, by the name of
Weatherbee, was found in a stable at
the north end of Front street, covered
with blood, and supposed to be dead.
A boy went after Mr.. Whitsel, who
repaired to the stable, and found
Weatherbee still alive, but in a most
shocking condition. LabOring Under
delirium tremens, he had gnawed the
flesh from his fingers, on both hands,
and his face was dreadfuIly bruised,
swelled, and bloody Mr.. Whitsel
says he never before saw such sight,
and hopes he never win again. Poor
Weatherbee wastakento the Infrmary
and cared for.
We are told that Weatherbee was
formerly kind-hearted husband, and
good citizen, but that he became in
temperate, separated from his wife,
and-hsre he isi Reader-temperate
ker-doesit occur to you that you
stand in Weatherbee's shoes?- Co.
l0nbus Elevator.