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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01
A TRACT or LAND


a". ut ~ ACRES large PARTON or which
now occupied by 1 Banristcr which lies
. rank Road, abuu, fonr miles from Buchnnnn-
4 WITH two or ,hrec head of Cattle eni onr Horse
d - iho 2i. of No> rmber NEXT will offer for sale
u anrton.a fRACT OF LAND containing about
400 Ola 1900 ACRES,
- on MeFals Brunch ncur the Buchanan and
ihhnlhe, about seven miles from Buchanan, is
5mherei has ON i Il GOOD SAW MILL. FIVE
al well conditioned Tobac "a Houses, I'd all ne
1I'dags for Turning purpose.; is considered
~ hlye seen it, to he the best body If Tobacco
nj Of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Strong signs
. lave been uud ON it Any one VIKING
~ r. the Iron business cold not find better sit,
4H"hcr. Persons wishing u view thi. Land
. "a ny applying to l.. 7. Hardy, who will Away.
.a' same lin" and plare will offer for sale at
a. nom ahont 5n0 Bushels of Corn, four horse
- 'ier~es. , MUGS, several sets of Harness,
"Aa al ll"gs. 1000 lbs. ar none % No. To-
WI l'| tick; Ill "t my Fnrming Utensils, and
''sh ID aud Kitchen Furniture.
5. .lde known ON the day o. splr,
3''' w NJ. T. HARDY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01

- Ia.F"to IN upper buchanan, now oc..A-
= =, B. Johnston
ah Inc i6tho Sosember next " II ofer for sale
Due auction. al tie james River & Kanawta Hotel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01

ron WOsKs FOR sALE.-By virtue

kON WVKKS TOK SALE.-By virnr,
A deed IF trust executed to on the 18Th of Aug
1919 by Alexander n. Montgomery and others aud
cord in the Clerks office ri Nelson county court,
gll on the 28ih Of October 1853, if fair, il n 4
ext fair day upon the premises, sell to the highcs,
n all that valuable land known by the hume of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01

TUST RECEIVED
- 10 bbls Rock Fish,
90 bbls No. Cut Herrings,
IS Boxes Olive Oh,
Is Tons Country and Rolled Iron.
Hhds Prime +. k. MolHsse..
10 bbls. Orleans Molasses,
% Boxes Loaf Sugar,
All OF which we offer for sale low.
July 2-ts JOS. b. NOWLIN g. co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01

al "iifh Joih btrk>"H died sel2"d and possessed
Snid tract OF Land u in the Couutv OF Nelson about
five miles from ,hc james river Hnd knnnNha Canal.
and aioinS lhe hands at Robert Rive, estate, Of e. A.
Shepherd, and John Lyon; aud contains rear 400
ACRES, about $50 Acres clearcd and in cultivation,
the residue is heavily tmhered.
At The Time. and place will be -old THREE
LIKELY NEGROES. and I'll the Stock Cuue. Crop.
Plantation Utensils. Household and Kitchen Furniture.
an said estate
TERNlS-Thc land willhr sold credit of six,
twelve and eight. months, in equal inst ments The
personally "A credit ri six months; IN euch case
bonds h approved security viii he required and thr
tile the Iand retained ultimate security Per
desing purchase requested to view this val
mlle property hcore the ay of sal Should the sale
not be completed ON the 7th it will be continued the
Slh of November.
WM ~ DICKSON,
WIN. NJ. CABELL ( 'o" 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01
! u.GROEs wANTED-r6o ,uh.orbc,

NJ EGR OES WANTEO,-ihe subscriber
" continues in mnrkrt lor NEGROES, ri both sex
re- bet hengcs of 10 mud 30 years including Me.
elanic such IA Bhcksmhs and Carpenters, and will
pay ia highest mnrkei prees IN ensh lls office Ia II
i-,wy erected brick building lsi or Lynch street. i'm
ns'diueely in Of the FnmcIs Bank, wh,,o he Ia
rxepaed, (hasing erected buildings with tha view) Ia
board negroes Lynchbnrg for snlo otherwise,
moderate tcrmsund keep them rs IL they
were placed in tho jul of the Corporation.
sep II ISc3m SETH WDDDRnDF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND

- PERSONAL ESTATE In Nelson Comfy In
Incidence 10 decree of the Circuit Court OF Nelson
County, pronounced Mt its September Term, 1913, in
The of Dicks D caSou, &c, the underssI ed
vi" on the 7th day Of November next, proceed, the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-01

Admir- with the will annexed OF Thos Cooke 81, dec
oct IL till lS nov.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12
Raising Garden Seeds.

A good lesson is contained IN the fol
lowing paragraph -
some years since, in paling my En-
gllsh turuifs (raised from imported seed)
though a greut yield, They run too much
20 tops with dlshIng crowns. Finding
one only, wIna small top and small root
shaped Ike two saucers put together. /
preserved II for seed, and The next year
sowed what | got from il among nv
potatoes, then begInins to he Affected
with disc lse. they mostly died bu,
got 10 bushels of 'urnips true to seed.
saved aud sci oul > bushels OF the
best ever saw. This was IN Spring
field. Al who saw them admired them
aud spoke for some of the seed, whicn
! circulated freely at 81 the pound. -
Tops barely enough to pullup the single
root, not much bigger than a pIpc-slem
They were good as handsome All this
goes 10 encourage ne in selecting the
best roots aud employing the best means
possible, for obtaining the very best seed,
from which TO secure the reward for the
best care and culture of The orchard
field and garden.-N Il. Farmer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12
Ingenious Workmanship.

The Traveller describes a curious
piece of workmanship, IN the shape of
watch dial, belonging to L. c. Huntley
of Boston, as follows:
Each minute point is word or a
part of a word, invisible 10 the naked
eye, but discernabe with lens Com
mencing with the twelve and going
round, We find painted with brush the
following quotation from Shakspeare's
King Lear Have more than thou
showest Speak less than thou knowest
Lend less than thou owesl. Ride more
Than thou goest. eurn more than thou
iroWcsl Set less than thou thrOwest.
Also the words, fali par Justin FAY
mond. painter, st. inner, Canton BorDe
Suisse and the motto, God save the
Union. The han stroke of the \ forms
the name of Edward Iluulley. Under
the numerals twelve and SIX, carved on
the dial ia Il style OF workmanship known
as ycrullon engraving, are the names
l.. F. Jcamalrc. and Edward & Ilnntlcy
VIZ nay hp'u' inN hl'lst WIN pd"i'cu tic
dlal WAS engaged ten DAYS, and was
land up for two weeks from partial loss
of sight. /; IS sad 10 he The only thing
Of the kind in the cnuutry, aud compe
tent Judges pronounce II to be the best
piece OF workmanship they have ever
seen. II is the intention of the owner
to send II 10 the Worl1s Fairto be held
in New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12

them into a pen till the pen is full. then
they drive in lot more " hat do y"u
suppose the hogs do Why. they stand
I'D ON end. Then one man goes and
knocks them on the head another cuts
their threats: two more hook on and
drag them out, aud dump them in the
scalding bath. Alongside Of the bath
: table forty or fifty feet in length.
one end being higher than the other. -
The hog is taken from the bath and
placed on the upper end OF the table.
AND No takes oti' the best hrIsllcs, No.
, the mex, best and No. 3 cleans him
Of all the har he had. No. 4 takes vi
the houls. aud 80 on ad luiinllum, so
that when the hog has arrived at the
foot uf the table. be Is read, tu he hung
up and dressed In well regulated
slaughter house, it is sad that a hog is
dressed complete ~ every minute. The
enlralls. Just as they are taken from the
beast, are thrown into biz kettle and
tried out. and the lard is as white aud
clear as that of the leaf. aud answers
well 70 grease the griddle with. | am
decidedly in favor of the soapstone
griddle. | can appreciate IT'S advantage
over the IRON one The last buckwheats
ate IN Albany have given me a sour
stomach ever since came TO Cincinnati"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12
Preparing roast.

The following sensible directions on
this subject, are copied from Dobson a.
Sons (EnglisD Household Almanac for
1853. The English, il will be remem-
bercd, always eat 'heir toast dry-,he
Americans usually molsten theirs with
water or mix.
Chestnut brown will be far too deep
a color for good toast the nearer YOU
can keep II to a sIraw-colof the more
delicious 10 the taste, and the more
wholesome il will be. II you have a
slice of bread So toasted as TO be pleas
ant to the palate and Wholesome To the
stomach, never lei one particle of the
surface be charred 70 effect tins Is
very Obvious. IL consists IN Keeping the
bread oI The proper distance from the
fire, aud exposing II TO proper heat Tor
due length OF time. By TINS means
The whole of the water may be evapor-
ated out OF II, AMI It may be changed
from dongh-whlch has always Tend
ency TO undergo aceious iermentatlon
NlAAilifi Ia AiI summit ~ W tNA III ll--lU
the pure farlna of wheat, which is IN II
self one of the most wholesome species
of food, not only for the strong aud
healthy, bot for the delicate aud diseas-
ed AS II Is turned 10 fauna il is dlsu
iegraied, the tough and gluey nature is
gone, every part part can be penetrated,
II is equally warm all over. and not su
/ hot as To turn butter into oil, which. even
in the case of the best butter, Is 'nyau-
ably turning "A Wholesome substance lnlo
a poison. The properly toasted slice OF
bread absorbs the butter, but does moi
convert II INTO oil aud both butter and
iarnla are ~ state of very minute dryi-
sion, the one servI g To expose the otner
to the free action of the gastric tluld IA
the stomach So that when slice o
toast Is rightly prepared, there Is not d
lighter arlcle ia The whole vocabulary o.
cookery.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12
Indian Bread.

An exchange gives the following re-
ceipl for making the celebrated ST.
Charles Indian bread as preferred al The
81. Charles Hotel, New Orleans
Beat two eggs very light, mix alternate
ly with them one plnl OF sour milk ur
buttermilk, and one pint of fine indian
meal melt one table spoonful of bui-
ter and add TO The mature dissolve one
table spoonful of soda, and saleralus,
&c, ia a small portion Of The milk, aud
add TO the mixture the last thing; beat
in pan, and bake very hard Ia a quick
oven.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12
Hobensack,s Liver Pillsl

~" pl o ir rAntn more hanla IA 'ista-s than the
LlN th, tretttu- Llleer .afiy ih Hpf, giving
10" ntn af "H ttn Hcs 80 'ha uy wfun- dr'inn ~
rae ii'f 90 ris 700 ihef Important pat. ui the ystfm
anA te-Nls sauHu "a iu iisrr Complaints Itul dico Uss
pepsi, s'e shpd, therefore, WaicA every symptom
tAAt 'sht udica' wrong action OF tho hn-c
Pitts c5nna.ed OF kO rs aud ~ Ms furnished by
ottuo Go hrai tue sk namely, ht.t tNPE'1DR Ant,
wnich u-m"uis ihf strisou ifou the Pulmonary ucus
nj uie nr fnnrte. Tho dschifge of et~d ma+f
SEC iud, au A-ItNAfiNr, Nhtr changes Xpii-
cahl sod ,useu.h.e ,he The
system. Third, TONIC. winch gives ID slrugih
the ntftuus rssien, renewing araih v-ui att
pafis h0 hois Fourth, CA nAKTiC, which acts in
prnrrt harmony with other Ingredients, and operating
on ihe b"wrs aoi rSpclns The whri' mas corrupt and
tita uart ula pufttu- the huuo, which drsuoys DIS
e.se and fr.loIn. naaIIh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12
Lard ma king in Cincinnati.

The way they make Lard III Clnc'n-
ati isn't 10 be passed b, wlIhou' notice.
The feature oi the process is raridiIy.
Scarcely is the shrll squeal Of porky
done resounding OH the air, than his
fairness is already for sale, il not in use
b, the good housewife. A correspond
ent gives the following picture Of The
process
-When they kill hogs, they drive
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12

TIL hunh. lnsi iu % med, o. u'u afn u-riHl ntfmHt
uon The iunu.iie. hni disorders oi ns e"ue ive %
gus u ad'r -.c- rssif ,ike go YOUTH, uANhOuu
aud OLD ASE. fn1 SHOULD Ice Irad lt iI,
be- taluth, i,sice aud Impressive warn urii gives viii
Prsfeut 90, saf usrfy aud suenns, aud annual,
inUus 900. ct lirts.
Person. Boy re d,us IL viii learn bow 10 proven, the de,
stfuciiuu uf their chiiHi4n.
W fradf 90 Sd confs enclosed DO letter. address
cd in d. klNNELlN, y. ". cpul,r Of Tnim avis Unini
.ffcc's aod Pue Siiert thii delp na, vi
il nnu. uuIst fHst nl- b, teiuf1 90 u.4il
QyrANk AGE, OF MEDICINES DiREC lions, a..
tf~are' hy din- r'nrunco, a0d pu up sccUie Iron
Dam 10 90 tuHo .iNN.
bos-,lri. News Agents Pedief-, Cauya.set- ami OH
Nuch. 1853 81 Gm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12

u. ". EnDY, Esq, hosion, Mass
" Sr N uur fctittr- Tor the prosecution Of any hus
connected with this uice equal iu those of ans
other agent afn eerY respectfully. YOURS sc.
THOMAS EWBANK
Commissioner Of P4tenis.n
UssfoU. NJ rich 10 teTg g5 "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12
Patents !
AMERICAN AND FORElGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WIN THE q PNTENT pFfifE, WASHINGTON
M O0- SINH. A. HnSfnII.


IMP lkfANt tsIOK Avn y TO INVENTIONS
fi'iiE -uh4cnht date Agent OF the a. = Patent pihce
under the Of ie7i Determined 20 present adfanih
ges, appilg M Pitrnts. superior 10 tos offered nNen
1f u'urf, ht~ INSIDE .cmenis wef on alrnci
tuu- prp I'D anl conductrd by hiu. THIRTY DOlLAkS
iinstei " tweniv, pad by ohefso wilic remued y
him n cise ui iaio uuhair patent, mud he wihntwal
thuu BIN wfha ihtft, days Hsrtnr ri cuun CtFea-t
srcih aui-. Assignments, aud al necessary dpefs Hrd
d-i~nss w pIrltHs patents in ht- md uiefn countries
pfruIfrd ad advice reni.r red legal and scen &c a
tcs respecting iuyrnitnn-, aui iningfm"nts u patents
Inventions nnly here obtain hfr rihcHuns on
abe m0-i reasuua IT, fem. but avail thtnsei o. o the
eteneo Of tweut, yosts pHrca extensive hiat, ~
-. aud ucchanic woks snd comet accounts "i pent'
gftued Boo THIS aud thtr cuufIs besides bong saved e
iOutncs t0 Nahngtnu, he usua greet ri theirs ns we
as all rsnull truure 30 aiming heif pneuis towes
o. can- ofauy piien fafni.h.a hs enius one dollar
Assignnuuis recorded Of Washington
4 II. EDDY, solicitor OF Patents.
Washinrton. Jnlr o.. isia-uuuna tho tune occupied
thf tice OF tnnts- cot Patents, Il. EDDY, bsq.,
OF Bu-ieH DID hustnss fhe cut Office 40 solicitor tot
procuring fatrut-. There tow u gay par-uus act ng
co mat capacity who had much usinrss before the Ia
toni Office uud .hefe were nohe Who conducted II with
more s, fidelity and success. fcglfh Mt tddy one
Of tne hest fnrmed aud most skiinl Patent solicitors IN
to Juied Sites. and have hesitation 10 assuring In
vtor fHt thay cannot empny person more 'ompeteui
amt ifutwnft aud capable ui putting theit appca
tiuHs iltn for Them early ami favorable
consideration at the fuieui Once.
EDMUND BuBKE,
|. te Commissioner Of Patents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12

WyFT7s ENtFaCt OF OCk ItONt
Ma invaluable krnett ioi at ~CRntULls ~ q AsEs
Indigestion, Sail Rheun, S.,k H. adlthc, tanhef
Nursing Sore Mouth. aud General Dsb'ny,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12
!" PANkOi,IrE.

gTHE best trtrl. too Polishing RouTS, supEs and
HARNEs Is TO be hui, also ID superior stove Polish.
sold by SCOTT FIELD
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12

Kidding . co., Boston, Mass Agents for New England
sold al lhe esiausnneh ct Professor iio oWs., pa.
Siftnn lnrur Temple Bare iuudon, hs 800 respect bile
Druggists nud dealers 10 Medic british
tnnfe ana those Ell 40. inion so fots aui tuae ata7
ctns, 81 rrus aud ST. I'D. h",sar by lht ntnopa ru.
house. Be- tha Union aud hy ttsrfs A q. & ". sANDs
New Nor-, aud 10, = X cot las, Montpelier, Va.
There BE- considrfaht ng faking che llsei sizes
q. l'riior- Tor ihu guidlHce Patterns 20 every
sunieI are ufiX d TO ehch huN. sd:sow 4,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12
SAMUEL ABBOTT,
Room L. r. " ALrnN-~ 1ttLni G,srATEsTREET.
The Lawrence Water Cure,
RrntffPbpV0' Vermont.

ANTfLilAM kliNGLk. liifurflv OF bi- Nt--elhoelis
w embellishments m the hunOi 10 inform bic friends Hnd
the pub &c. What i Open tho above c-tahl.hm Mt built
expressly 0f h,u Under bic Immediate supornfendrnce on
the FIRST day at a. nes g hitior. hm'rl that hs iung
experience and thorough acquuntinco WIN the Nhtct
Cufr teutment iol i wih rue comforts aud c"n' neh
co.. ni an establishment hui cuureis lnr ia, Hccrmuiti
iou his patients, vii secure hun in ssfe 1t ht pub
lic pnronag e. Tho medical lcp-itu-n VII he urd he
harre Of T. w Coo. gentleman of eminent ability, aud
bong experience n hs profession. The pfoitf"i pledges
his uurmtng attention 30 she Interest," Hud comforts Cd"
who may ivur hIn with their patronage. hptiiebo-
llraleI toe u-t u heiutiul scenery Ani is un
cxcclad for ts pure uud health, Atmosphere s-hnred
about half Nnt u-tueea the ctehfatcd White MNunuu~ ct
Neu uamtslic AID Toe city of New ho-k which i't"r
paco feachrd y rtnNrieni railroad r4v o. t-ht huuts
For further pltctis go regard 10 - cstahi s0n"hi in
cuus terms, az. Doe pnprteoi toeIs TO anhei when
be Wi. tssau in tfw DAYS.
WILLIAM KLiNGE, Proprietor of the
~ I..fnncn " NOR Lure. AilI.luInl. ".
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12
1852. ss sIll'.sss M4Mis52.
Northern Railroad, N. II.
BRITISH 4 u. s. MAIL ROUTE,

Boston, lowell, Concord, Northern.
Passumpsic, Vermont tentrai ,Ogdensburgh
and Montreal Railroads,
TO AND FROM
st Johnsbury, Burlington ST. Adams, Montreal, Ogdens
burrh and the West. and Manchester, Nashua, Boston
Lawrence, suicn Dover, Portsmouth, Portland Gfoion
Junction. Worcester, Providence, Norwich and New York
This IL the direct route bewix the above places, and
passes Though the raptas Of New Hampshire and Vermont
The fare and feirh; a. low as by other routes
After November ls52, sans North leave Boston a IS
A. VI and 70 N. and Concord ct 10 20 A. NJ. and = = NJ
T.airs south leave White River Junction NJ 705 A. NJ.
AID 1890 r. NJ. tho arrival Of Cars from upper roads.
Special Cattle Trains pass THE route every Tuesday;
and height trains dali, bewiN Burlington, kouse POM
Ordon-hufeh, Montreal and Nashua, Lowell Boston, sa-
lem pottsuouth Worcester Providence and intermediate
places and II R the only from the OgdensHuich and
Montreal Roads by which Freight he eauiod without
changing cits. ONSLOW sIbAhNs, Agent.
| Concord. y. ~ oct 2s 1859. %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12
To Farmers s. DairVmen.

EoR sALE-SHOArS ffom 40 TO l5J rs, aud flGs
Tour weeks oli.-lhose calling first will have The h
chance OF selection. WALKER 4 WHITE
March 10, IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12

Room in E.P. wsron', Building state street.
Montpelier, May II. 1853.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-12

,AN 6nd the natural eaf-(n C)-Dtron'. besi or com
y mon brands at ELLIS X BANCROFris.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-27

Mssms. Editms-I beg to ask Of those who are named
City Authorities II 1t would not be well to dispsnss
with night guard, and erect tall stsspls on which "a
post single Waterman, there to ssep 1t certainly
would save part Of the taxes collected pay ono
to go to Sleep than to employ such number We have
to do the same thing On the night Of the 2th instant
three houses on the Of st. Andrew and Apollo
streets were robbed Of money and jewelry Had thu
watchmsn detailed for that post been their duty the
thief must have exposed himself to the eyes Of two Of
them but they being absent a. he must have been
aware, the robbery committed with mpunity Ihavs
often thought and asked myself the question Was not
the plan Of striking the bricks with their clubs
good idea to warn the thieves of the Whereabouts 81 oui
guardians Of the nght II the hours Of the night were
called and the silent attention Of the watchmen given
thereafter do you not think it would give satisac
ton to tho uubIicy H n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-27

DR.. ESgsC. Jesssses. Core,
DRUGGIST, No. rs Camp st.

~ DR. e. J. CoxE's PREPARATIONS, in extensive for
nearly fifteen have BY their nnsc merits acquired reputation
ansurpaassd equalsd by similar msds in the NORTH
SOUTHERN COUGH Strip.
xTRAcT or corAiyA, sARsArARuLLA AMP cuBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGES.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PEE
MANKNT CURE OR THE PILES.
- Prepared No. IS Camp street, BY DIE COKE,
ssls by Druggists generally. jy1 9p6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-27

The Great Western Railway in Canada, lead
ing from Windsor, opposite Detroit, to Niagara,
is now complete about is miles from Windsor,
and 1t Is intended to finish the whole by the 1st
Of January next. The whole distance is $50
miles, nearly straight line throughout II is
70 be laid with compound rail, and, it is pre-
dicted, will be one of the best railways on the
American Continent. The wire bridge over the
niagara Is in good state Of progress, and when
New York city will be made in twenty hours.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-27

CHARITY HosplTAL.-The following is the re-
port for the twenty -four hours ending At IL O'Clock
Sunday night, 25th inst
Admissions. ........... 16 Deaths. ..........
Discharges .......n...u Yellow fever.
THE ASSAULT ON Dr. DowLER.-The follow
ing note from Dr. Dowler relative TO an attack ON him by
Frederick Schmidt received yesterday BY Recorder
Winter The examination Of the case ID TO take place
on the 18th inst;
your honor that whom notified to appear at oee
will endeAvor to do At any time which you may az for
the examination of the villain Schmidt Who Sunday,
the 18th inst forcihy entered and for two hours
mained in my house, (having committed nuisance in
the same aud, who without any provocstion not only
the law while the latter was dschsgng his duties Is
such.
NJ lie has been and stu H. i. danger nom the inju
res receivedwhich recently Threatened to terminate In
tefans or look As yet have mot been down stars
but supposng that the administrators Of the law
desire to perform their duties without delay and that
you will dx the preliminary trial as early Is possible
will far as In lies leave neither the vioators nor
the Ad"ini't, va., q The iaw any excuse
September 49, 1858 B. DowLEa.
STEALING JEwEIRY, ETc.-Elixa Adams made
complaint yesterday before Recorder Ramos charging
one VIM Rice with having illegally detained trunk be-
longing to her. and also with having stolen gold watch
and chain which dsponsnt lost about three months ago.
warrant was issued for the arrest Of Rice.
TARPAuLINs. John Murphy found some tar
pauline in skin in thu possession Of one ssnfts and
Mike Greney the which he identified a. bsins some Of
lot stolen from his brother five years ago Ssinfts and
Greney required TO furnish bonds In $500 each to
appesr for examination.
COMMITTEE. Charles Stultz and Dominick
Craig yesterday sent by Recorder Winter to be tried
before the First District Court the charge Of an
sault and battery on Henry Popp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-27

The construction of the Louisville and KNOX
vile Railroad is fully determined upon. The
estimated cost Of the road, including outfit, TO
the State line, Is about $4,000,0 900, or $50, 600
per mile. "~S'ss~ y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-27

In the Church 81 Aphcnsas Monday Sept &C. by the Rev
OF this city, -
In Biloxi Mis-. the sth by Mr. u.nard ia
| Biioxi,M - =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-27

1a- WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEES. The
WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE will mo-.
at their Club Room Of cont Exchange Asy
THURSDAY EVENING" September 80 O'Clock BY order
cHAs. NJ WATERMAN, PrssasaL
Ii hE N aA I. i5doaflssos, Secretaries. $50