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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09

u. nUNsMoRs. A. CHAMBERS WIN. CHAMBERS, IN
DUNSMO E & CHAMBERS
=gAVING tn g day associated themselves under
a U the name and style of DUNSMORE &
CHAMBERS, for The purpose OF Transferring as
GENERAL MERCANTILE, LUMBERIN 6
AND BED-STEAD BUSINESS,
Respectfully solicit the attention Of the public 10
The same. For particulars, enquire where yoa can
find out Jy3
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09
"The World owes me q Living"

No such thing, Mr., iold-up-your
hands The world owes you nota cent!
You have done nothing these twenty
years but consume the products earned
by the sweat OF other mems brows.
"You have ate and drank and slept what Them
Why eat and drank, and slept again.
And this is the sum total of your lie
And the world "owes you living 2" For
what, How comes it indebted to you
that ,rfling amount Whom have you
befriended What products have you
created? Wha, miseries have yon alle-
yiated! What acts have you perfected
The world owes you living idle man.!
Never was there a more absurd idea
You have been tax. a sponge upon the
world ever since You came into il. II is
| your creditor 10 vast mount. Your
liberalities are immense, your assets are
nothing, and yet you say the world is
owing you. Go to The amount in
which you stand indebted to tbs world is
greater than you will ever have the pow :
er to liquidate. You owe the world the
labor Of your two strong arms, and all
the skill in work they might have gained:
you owe the world the labor of that brain
OF yours, the sympathy Of that heart,
the energies of your being you owe tile
world the whole moral and ellectual
capabilities Of a man! Awake, then,
from that dreaming. do-nothirg state
of slothfulness in which you live,
and let us no longer hear that false as
sertion that the world is owing you until
you have done something.
TRurH IN CONFERENCE.-The love
OF truth is the stimulus to all noble con
versation. This is the root Of all the
charities. The tree which springs from
it may have thousand branches, blu,
they will all bear golden and gener-
Gus fruitage. 1t is the loftiest impulse
to inquire-wiIling to communicate and
more willing 10 receive-contemptu
OF petty curiosity, but passionate for
glorious knowledge. Speech without
it is but babble. Rhetoric is more
noisy but less useful than the tinman s
trade. When the love Of truth fres up
the passions, puts its lightning In the
brain, then men may know that proph.
ct is among them. This is the spring
Of all heroism, and iucloses the martyr
with flame that kills him. Compared
with this, the emulation of argument
the pungencies Of sarcasm-,he pride OF
logic--,he pomp Of decla nation, are as
the sounds ofan automaton to the voice
ola man.-DeWey.
!
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09
New Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Stor e!

New Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Stor e!
Sa7 THE subscriber respectfully
HNN gives notice TO the citizens OF
sa- Muscatine, ond 10 all others who -
visit this point for the purpose Of trading. that he
has taken the store on Second street, formerly oc-
cupied by J. q Myers d Co., and that he has
opened an extensive and we,l.assored stock Of
frsi-quaIity
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND GAPS.
have established myself permanently at this
point and shall therefore aim 10 keep The best and
most reliable ,oork that be purchased, and shall
arrangements are such that | shall be in the con-
slant receipt offesh and good goods l invite all
10 visi, my place Of business and examine my
stock and prices, as am satisfied that can show
nearly everything that be called for in my line,
and at loao prices. N. NJ. STONE,
Nav Is, 1853. Agent.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09
Hats and Caps.

livery boal brings me new ones--leehorn,
r. Panama and fashionable. Prices lower than
etsr! Nm. STONE, Ast.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09
Death IS Silent.

In the city, while men are brawling
in the crowded streets. death is entering
the secret chambers, and friends sit pal
lid by the couches Of the breathess, OF
love is drinking in the sigh which bears
the soul to heaven. Death is silent;
those whose every look spoke to us in
life pass from our sight as the shadow
from the dial, and the music Of their
words become sad echoes in the distance
Of our memory. Death is silent. Liv-
ing hatred thunders in the strife Of war;
but when the contest is over, death.
grim and speeches.. is monarch Of the
field. Dealh is silent. Tempests shrek
madly upon the ocean, and many are
they who sink with this requiem into
their falhomless grave; but from the
depths Of that sepulchre no sound comes
back to tell of those who persisted -
Death is silent, yet not SO entirely; ST.
lent il is 10 the air. but no: always to
the heart. Our brethren are still bound
to us, and though dead. they have not
ceased to be. There is much 10 be felt
and learned where they rest.
Humility has instruction from the
proud mans monument, and conleutment
lesson from the vanity that overlies
his clay. There is pathos in the soil
tude where the stranger sleeps, there is
mute eloquence in his unlettered grave;
there is beauty in the poor mans epitaph
inscribed honestly by affection; there is
sublimi.y in the rude sepulchre of the
peasants tomb when il is an effort to
symbolic an immortal faith. Aud il is
such faith which takes terror from the
power Of death, and despair from the
silence Of the grave. That which be.
longs to earth must 60 20 earth, and
when earth claims and gets back its
atoms. God gathers up and calls home
his pirils.-Iamiy Friend.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09
Summer Retreat.
ADAM KEULING,

HOHH
Corner of Chesna and Second Streets,
DEGS leave to inform his friends and the public, gen
ID orally that he is now opened and fitted up for the
summer. He will keep constantly on hand Ice Cream
of the most exquisite and delicate favor soda water,
and fruits Of every variety, in season.
Oysters. sardines, nuts, candies, pastry;
sweetmeats, cakes, crackers, cheese
Beer ale cider;
Cigars, tobacco, pipes, snufh
Toys of every variety;
And full assortment in his lne-al Of which he
warrants first class,
His Ice Cream Saloons,
Are fitted up in the most comfortable style and he will
take pleasure in mnisering to the comfort and pleas
ure Of all who will favor him with call.
GIVE HIM n TRIAL.
June 3, l853-tf.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09
lParas@lsa

lE@I us WISa
A SMALL assortment of Parasols, 10 be sold
~ very low, The ladies are invited to call and
examine. at n Nj STONES Cheap Store.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09
JOHN LEMP. LUKE SELLS. C. s. Fo sTER
JOHN LEMP 4 CO.

1852. Fall and Winter Trade. 1858.
WE have received from Eastern Cities and
w St. Louis, Ike Largest Stock Of Assorted
Merchandise in Central Iowa. An Of which vii
be so d at The VERY LOWEST PRICES either
or Cash or Produce. Their Stock con sists in par
The failowlng irticles:
IS Sacks Rio Coffee. so Bills Whisky,
60 Bills N . sugar, 20 Bbs ass'd Liquors
Is Bbls Clarified ands so Bills Ale,
Crushed Sugar. $50 Kegs Nails.
SO Hi chests aud box- Casks assorted
es Tea. Queensware,
so Bills $ Fl and n o! 8 Casks assorted do
Molasses, for sale by cask
90 Half bbls andl Is Bales batting,
NO Molasses, Is do Bro Muslin !,
10 Bbls Vinegar, 100 Ps Black do
500 Bills Kanawha salil SO Cases Boots and
$50 Sacks G sn't, Shoes,
25 Sacks dried fruit, 10000 Regalia Cigars,
10 Bxs w r Cheese, 10000 Principe do
80 Boxes Tobacco,
Hardware good assortment; 80 large cases as
sorted dry goods also. first rate assortment o
Hats, Caps, Clothing, &c. 10 pieces Carpet all
wool, best patterns; log, trace and halter chains
pump chains and other fxngs, belonging to endless
chain pumps window glass and sash lead, pow
der, shot, percussion caps and shot guns carpet
chain aud cotton yan--and everything else that
any body wants either at Wholesale or Retail
hes, articles and Cheap
$ COME AND SEE!
Nusca,ine, Nnvember 10. ls52-tf.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09

90 GROSS CASTOR OIL 30 FILES foi
~ Isale al 81 Louis prices, by
April % FAY g. STONE
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09

in Covington to Mr.. Short. This is very
pleasant way to make ssstory short"
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-09

Jarvie has had an interview with dr.,
goods clerk, whose pent-up "feelinks" h
has endeayored to relieve by portrayin,
what fabric dealers have to suffer from thei
customers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Ye17ow Ferer at Neto Orleans.

Nrw ORLEANS. Aug. 20.-The Pcayun
,ays that the Board of Health will report the
;n,srments in all the city cemeteries for the
,.eak ending at o'clock this morning to be
,sai of which 1865 were victims of tn lever
The report exhibits total increase of deaths
over the previous week of lG. and over those
hv fever alone of IS, and this, too. in the face
- our constantly reducing population. The
Total number Of deaths in four weeks, endin
This morning is 4,l62. of which 1860 were
from fever. The ntermens to day We're 295
;ncluding goo frou, yellow fever.
The disease. it cannot he dened,is fearfuly
-, the increase. The Howard Association
has opeprd s-,eral new hospi,als,and they are
rao;dIy = ing wa patients. Liberal aid has
been rs,,Jertd by the citizens of Baton Rouge
Nnchez and other places in the vicinity. but it
vii REQUIRE an immense slm yet to success
inllv battle with the dreadful scourge.
The weather is unusually wet, and the au,
,bor;ties. in hope of staying the dreadful rava-
ges, have ordered tar barrels to be burned at
oo;oht. and cannontn lie frd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
Yellow Ferer at Natchez.

NAroHuz, Mss, Aug. 2O.-The yellow fe.
yer ha. been raging here for several days. Il
is supposed to have been brought in vessels
from New Orleans. Up to the present time
over 200 have died since the epidemic broke
out. The excitement Is very great-many
have lief, the city, and others are leaving every
hour. A large building has been provided
for hospital where the INDECENT sick are taken
having the epidemic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

ATTEMPT To COMMIT SucIDF.-On Mon
day last. Rebecca Crabbin, a young girl of i'll
fame. residing on Franklin street, attempted
TO committed suicide by taking nearly two
ounces OF laudanum. DR.. w. w. Parker was
called TO her relief, and by timely application
of the usual remedies, has saved her life
Yesterday she was Joing well. and believed
to be Out Of danger. THIS is the third attempt
this miserable girl has recently made to put al,
end to her existence in similar manner
Rich. Enquirer.
DEATH BY LoCKJAw.-Mrs Davis, a respect.
able widow lady. died on Monday last. about
l o'clock, at her residence on 9th streeth. be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets, from the eff.
fects of lockjaw produced by wound, in the
cali OF her leg. occassioned by splinter acct
denially entering it some weeks ago By the
application ofihe ordir ry remedies the wound
soon healed after the accident, but subsequent.
ly became painful ADD swollen. About n
week ago. she sent for physician. who lanced
her leg, and soon after symptoms Of lock jaw
appeared. when second physician was called
in No medical aid, however. could avail
The lockjaw became confirmed and the suffer
ings for several days Of the mos, distressing
nature. and continued until Monday when
death ensued BY this melancholy event five
children are left motherless, who had already
been deprived by death oil father.-U.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

INALL lMPORTATlON SMITH n ROB
l. ERTS importers OF Hardware. Cutlery, Gums and
Snddery in receipt of their Fall stock of English
French German and American Hardware, Cutlery, &c,
consisting in part ot
800 Dozen 'Collin'." "Holls." "Archersn and "yir-
ginia" Axes,
4 500 dozen Pen and Pocket Knives,
$500 90 Knives and Forks,
5000 4" Knob, Closet. Stock, Pad Chest. Till and
CUPID Locks,
1000 dozen But, Parliament, Table, Mayer and Strop
Dnges,
l 5000 dozen Rodgers" "wostcnholm's," "Wade g.
Butchers" Razors,
$500 Scissors and Shears,
5000 Fiat, Squire Round, half Round Mil, Pit,
cross Cut aud Hand Saw Files,
500 dozen Horse aud Shoe Rosp-,
600 g Spades, Shovsls and Forks,
300 1" Solves and Sfcrs,
$500 gross Wood Screws,
$40 Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns and Rifles,
Us Mouseholc and other Anvis,
200 Solid Box, Cotter Key, and Flower Vices
so pair Smith Bellows,
$500 a Trace, Stage, Fifth, Log, OK, Breast, Back,
and Lock Chains,
100 dozen Halter Chains
300 kegs Horse Shoes,
40 bags "Grifin's' Horseshoe Nails
500 pnir Iron Axes, IA To inches.
Hand, lemon, w ebb Mill Pit, Cross-cut and Circu.
lnr Saws Hammers, Haichets, Augers Chsols, Draw
ing Knives Adze Planes Plane Irons, Braces and Bits;
Wagon, Stage, Gig end Buggy Humes; Bride Bis,
Strrup Irons. Rein and Girth w ebb; Bride Filings,
Brides, Horse aud Mule Collars Hog Skins, "Anoho,"
Boiling Cloth; together with every article usually kept
in business.
These goods being purchased for onsh in Sheffield,
Bmine ham &owe are prepared To offer The Merchants
of Vireinia, North Carolina and Tel such indu.
ments to purchase before offered In this
market. SMITH hOBEhIS,
No. IA West Main st,
aug 2O-d&c2w Richmond, Vn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
II. s. Shin Cu0np. &c.

BosroN, Aug. 22.-The U. S. ship Cyane
arrived off Holmes Hole on Thursday last,
and landed Purser Upham on official business
She was to depart in few days for the fish
cries.
The loss by the burning of Gilbert's piano
factory in this city Yesterday is estimated al
S3O,O0O-insured for $25, 900
The ship Stafordshire arrived here this
morning in 25 days from Liverpool.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
BA ACUE IL FUN!l
GRAND FESTIVAL.
Fountain Of Health IL Enjoyment.
COMBINED ATTRACTION

COM BINED ATTRACTION
ROBINSON j. ELDRED at Buffalo Springs,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27.
THE supurb Collection Of WILD ANIMALS and
l. well known Gil JUS of Robinson e. Elded
will exhibit ut Buffalo Springs, ON Saturday, 9Th day
of August.
GLORIOUS OPPORTUNITY to visit the magnif.
scenery drink the cold and heatbful waters,
amid the COOL delicious shades and inbale the nygora
ting mountain brcezes Of this almost heavenly retrea
far SURPRISING in loveness Of mountain view, In purity
Of air. In medicinal qualities of the Spring all OF tho
boased summer resorts In the South.
THE HOTEL. conducted by Messrs. Raine anil Kyle,
is tho Ne Pins Ultra Of comfort and Elegance. Album
dance of enables furnish their guests with
airy and cool apartments The delightful country that
surrounds them furnishes Mt all times abundance
Of The Injuries wherewith supplya bounfu and de-
icious Table and NIL who know the Proprietois will
feel satisfied that every arrangement will be made to
make their guests happy and Mt home.
THE CIRCUS d. MENAGERIE will present a SUI
rerb spectacle, crossing tho rugged peaks Of Mount
Pleasant led by Bolivar, the huge Elephant. and the
picturesque effect of tho scenery will BIO added by tho
othe gigantic Lion, Louis Napoleon.
verberatng among the depths and precipices of this
Alpine Land
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
Arl 81 tLfn FMgitipc.

New YoaN. tag. 22.-Wm. Calder fu-
gitive from Greenock, Scotia d, was arrested
this mornng 81, board the ship Dirego. charg'
ed with forgery and robbery, alleged to have
been committed in Greenock, where he was
employed by the Government. He was ar
rested on warrant issued by Judge Edmonds
under the Ashburlon treaty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
CnI]is;On nj Sea

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-The barque Cor
della. from Barbados, which arrived here to-
day, reports coming in collision, on the night
ofJuly %, with pilot boat of GO TONS She
hove too as soon as possible, and hung her
lights ont. She saw The pilot boat standing
in TO shore and hailed her, but got no answer.
When the moon rose she could not be seen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
Movements of Mormon Missionaries.

ST. Louis, Aug. 20.-The Steamer Robert
Campbell has arrived from Council Bluffs. en-
route for the Old World. The health Of Utah
was excellent. They bring block of marble
donated by the Territory of Utah forthe Wash
ingon Monument.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
THRUST Sale Of Town Lot and Tel

l. ement.-By virtue of u deed of Trust execute
the Goth day of April, 1852. by Elisha Snead,
Susan A., his wife. duly recorded in the Clerks II
fee of the Hastings Court of Lynchbug the undersg
ed Trustee therein named, will proceed to SELL on III
premises, on Friday the 26th inst, the LOT n TENE
MENT conveyed in sold deed. The Lot is situated
the Junction of Second with Falls alley. contain
ONE.EIGHTH OF AN ACRE, and is now in the occ,
pancy Of said Snead
The Title is believed tn be entirely good hut the
lersigned will convey such cnl, is vested in him
trustee.
Terms made known at the time and place of sale.
This House and Lot were formerly sold. but the pur
chnser having failed comply with the of sne
resale is ordered mo NJ SPEED Trustee.
mug l3-dtds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

"ARDWAKE.-F ImpOrtatiOns,
IL 1851. I. MOORE y co, Importers and
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Hardware, 80 Main
street, RICHMOND, Va are in receipt, per steamships
and pc ekets from Liverpool, of full and complete
ortnent of Birmingh ham and Sheffield Hardware. and
rom the manufacturers in this country thcy have receiy-
III a full supply Of American Hardware consisting in
Of
Rodgers" and Wostenholms Sine Pen Pocket Knives,
zen anil Pocket Knives Of various makes and styles,
}uck Bone Ebony, and Ivory Handle Knives Forks,
vnry Handle Knives aud Forks IN sets al 81 pi cee,
Va ie and Butchers superior Rnzors and Shears,
Iiagle aud Double Barrel Guns, very superior,
'i.tols Rifles, Rife Barres and Mountings,
Trace Halter, Log, Well and Fifth Chains,
COLLINS" "Simmons," and Virginia Axes,
"Ames' and "Rowlnnds' Spades and shoyes,
Mill, Pitt, Cross Cut and Circular Saws,
Anvils Vices and Smiths Bellows,
Sledge and Hand Hnmmersi Stocks and Dies,
Blister Shear and Cast Steel,
Castings. Horse Shoes and Horse Mills,
Horse Collars, Bland Brides aud Hammers,
Bride Filings Worsted Reps and Girths,
Locks and Hinges of every description,
Planes Chisels, Augers and Files, all kinds,
Platform and Counter Scales Pat Balances,
English, American, and q. ID. Per. Gaps,
And all other Goods usually found in Hardware Stores
As their goods selected with aud ut cnt0n
and purchased the favorable they feel
sured they offer strong inducements to merchants
visiting this city, and respectfully invite them to
animation of their stocks, they determined to sell
low any regular house in thisor any the Nohern
cities. mug 20dsc2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
TIE Fecer at Mobile.
MOBILE, Aug. 2O.-The fever here shows
a slight increase.
Railroad accident.

Lancaf1cv, Pa, Aug 22.--Two Ell, nam,
ed Rotterback and Gnmpeach, had their arms
broken in the p ssengsr train from Philadel
phia to-day. by coming in contact with the
freight train. Amputaion became necessary
in one case
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
GENERAL CLAIM AGENCY,


ID A. SOMMEHvILLE, Uate Clerk in the Pen
h. zion oiioo) Agent and Attorney for the Prose-
of Pension Land and epery description Of Claims
against Congress either of the Executive Depart
ments of the General Government.
Attention also given To Miscellaneous Agencies. Land
Warrants aud Script bought, negotiated and sold. r.
A. =. Inns u special acquaintance with Virginin cases
References Forms nni Instruction. forwarded per
Request
All communications postage pre-pnid) promptly at
| tended to. Ghnrees moderate. Address ms above.
~ Office 9TH street opposite the General Post
Office Department. aug 1-dlm1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

Of the grape desres make the experiment OF rnising
wine in the vicinity of Lynchbnrg lie wishes TO have,
for that purpose, the of from 100 to 300 ACkES
Of land leased for Of or years. with purchase
nj the end of thnt time conditioned tho of
hs experiment.
For further Information enquire of Josrrn BonnA.
M. Q. Ont ell House fnuq g9.dac1w)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
Latc7. from Teas.

No Orleans, Aug. 2O.-Later accounts
from Texas state that the report of Lamar
death was discredited There was nothing dc.
finite as to the result of the elections. The
crops looked promising.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

OFFICE LYscHBuRo HosE 4 FIRE 1ss. Co.,
August 4th, 1853.
TINE Board of Directors Of the Lynchburg Hose :"
i Fire Insurance Company. at meeting heia on
his day uttered Resolution declaring dividend OF
Of four per cent out Of the profits Of the last six months
payabe TO the sockholders this Office on and after
,bs 18Th inst. g. T. WILLS Sec'y.
August 6-d4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
From, The Fisheries.

Boston. Aug 22-- The Starlight (the vessel
noticed by telegraph as having been captnred)
was captured by the Devastation in Magdaen
Bay, and taken to Gaspe. The schr. Highlan
der was also seized by the same steamer, blu,
was subsequs lily released
The schrs. Mary Niles and Ellen Proctor
had been chased out of the bay a cutter.
Much excitement prevailed at Gloucester On
the subject.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

DUBLIC SALE.-ln pursuance of the provi-.
J. ions OF deed of trust executed by Charles l..
Dbrel to me, Which deed Is duly registered in the
Clerks office of the city of Lynchburg. shall sell N
public auction the " Union Hotel. in said city. o
Friday the 26h day of this month"; the highest bidder
all the HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE
belonging to said Hotel with other personal prop.rt',
This furniture is valuable and in good order.
TERMS-made known on the day of sBle.
aug 22-dtds X. J. ECHOLS, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

CUMBERLAND. Aug %. p. M.-No more
deaths from Cholera have occurred to day
Those previously reported were mostly old
cases The physicians cay that the disease Is
positively abatng, and is easily controlled
Few deaths will probably now occur.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
uvnchhrzrg saS Light Company

NJ NJ.
TIME President and directors have ordered lne ior
lo,;ng ,eousitions on each share of stock subscri
ed for in this company 81 so to be paid on the i3
of July; dollars and fifty cents to be paid on ,ne
18th Of August and eight dollars to be paid on the 10TH
Of September.
the necessary fixtures on the part of the Company al
the earliest practicable period BY leaving their names
with the undersigned. -
iy 7.tl5s CHAS. w. Cnhlo lam '@ -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

HE SUICIDES At MANCHsTER,N. H. Testi-
mony elicted after the deaths of Misses Cot
Ton and Cochran. prove that they were led to
t'e'r act by sighted, affections. In the cases Of
. ooh Their attachments,it appears, were cruelty
.riled with. The similarity oftheir wrongs oc
,asloned close sympathy and intimacy be-
Ween them. Their deliberate plan of self de
su1clon was carried out with self possessed
bic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
Sailing 0ftLe A}bdnu.

Mobile, Aug. 90 The sloop ofwar Albany
sailed from Pen, ccoa Oh Thursday last for
New York. Commodore Newton, who has
recovered from his recent illness, took com
mand of the Albany.