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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-05
The Boston Consultation.

BosroN, Der. -Charlestown voted to-day
on the question of consolidating the corporations
The vote stood Alp for consolidation TO LIZ
against annexation. The canvass highly
excited, and some of the defeated party talled
The bells. The supporters of annexation had q
procession. The cities will soon be consolida-
ted under one municipal government.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-05
AlGTI0N SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
TaLnABEf TtiEEN pRopEpr,y

IL h'asfisaasbsrr Tor SALE
u N nday. tie 9th eta, at Noyrmbc, aeNf th, mn
a.f.ifhsd ~ -sIi hs f,vtaS fRoPfRry m tbr tnun
~ Una a,"n'iufs Ana"" Us the MONTGOMERY 10
En- TIN, llotei J.. siilnicd in the cont. ,f ,b, ,,
'"h upon tue c"rh"r Man Street and die street ral.
's To- u" d. pot :" the lreina Tennessee RAILROAD
lhsi universally regarded one al the best ,nve,
Shah'in SOUTH H"stefa Nngrn; ael. intio u,nd- uf "a
iuacI"as nhnascr will siei ~ larg rcmun.r,tins t-
- a. my "tlirr holel IA tins srcinn al the tat,
i l. neees> Ia e'va utther ,le.ci II at ih. pt o..
r'y ~ hu ape d''sirag pnebus. vii examine th.
plopel's foe himself WILLIAM RAR\FS
=
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.TVHIN UN'Ni-
JANE + SCOTT

vIyug sn ~,rb,r tenders hs shank h. end aud
/ ihe pubic for the very liberal pasrohage seSio"ed
an him and .,,oits n continuance If the snne the
New Conc ern ofl.hn r. oaN ia Gu, isrhng eonhd en-
they ran sivs s.,sretfon their inrkis entirely new
having soil NV a,ect a, su,as ion. IOtiN r. DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-05
Roanoke College,

FAULTY.
Rev. David T. b tile, A NJ, President and Profess
sor of Moral and Intellectual Science, Nc,
s. Carsone Wells, A. NJ, Pro-. Mathematics mud
Natural Science,
Henri &. Won Hoxar, Prof, Ancient, and Modern Ian.
guages.
V + Bolton, Tutor.
THIS Institution, located at Salem, Va. will
l. meuce Its next Session October 4th. Expenses for
the session Of months, including Tnition Boaid
Room.rent Fuel. Lights and Incidental expenses $ll2
For particulars address the President
aug 19-dsc6mos Rep copy
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Inss Of The Nchr Dntnrin

BosToS, Monday, Oct p ls5i.-Thc schoon-
or Ontario, Captain Pennman, from this port, of
and for Rockland, was totally lost on the Devils
Back, in Broad Sound on Friday night last. Cap
tain r. saved himself on portion of the wreck,
hnt four seamen were drowned.
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HfnIh nj Eminent Mn

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. Hon, Presley Ew-
iog, member of Congress from the second dis
frict of tis State, died of Cholera at the Nam
moth Caveon Wednc .day Vim. {. Allen, an
eminent artist Of this city, died ut Mken'a Bend
Louisiana, on the % ult., of yellow fever.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-05

RESIGNATION OF Mr.. BuCHANAN.--A letter
from London says that Mr.. buchanan, the Amer
Jean Minister to England will resign his post ON
the 9th of July next, and after turn on the con
tinent will return to America.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-05

THE RUSSIAN LOAN T,KEN.--lt is alleged in
a Paris letter of the New York Tribune that the
Russian loan has been taken by Mr.. Belmont, tho
American Minister to the Hague, for his father
and the Rothschds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-05
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

q )QuEBECf October / - Three members of the
new Ministry have been elected by acclamation
by the constituents of their several districts.
One of the Ave new members will be opposed.
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DRAND TING

DIANE CUI TENG.-Thc subscriber con-
- tinues to execute PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL
Brands in every variety of style, at the usual low
rates
IT. Particular attention given To designs for
Tobacco Brands Orders left at the Watch
store Of Mr.. }. Thurman, Min Street, with
the subscriber, 9TH St, opposite the residence of
VIM. NJ. Blaekford, esq, promptly attended to.
oct 5 81 j. b. MURPHY.
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pAkUABLF TRACT or LAND.

~ - ~ tfbfE fh1tI or LAAD.
'-s~ IN Buckingham County FOR SA T..
shall uu Friday he i3;h day ol October next u the
premises offer for ia g Ipb!e auction. my TRAc
LAND IN BHrkinghtm cuutty lStug ON Willis rive.
tntnus 600 acres, about go nrrcs Of Viii, Ia low
grounds. There Is this nud tir,l rate DWELL ING
HOUSE. with six rnoin,; cool Kitchen with fur
rooms, an lee.louse. Negro Cabins, and all other
houses and fnrns In gond order, es.sS for lch
tnrto,-toe eIh-, alrh excellent ORCHARD, con
tanning ano.t every variety of fruit.
Thus land i, al easy a 'crssio the Markets Of Rich
mo Il, Petersburg aud tyuchhnrs; milo. Nor Wet
at the AeN store: ina h,tl by and lcasati nrie bor-
hood; Immediately the Plank Rnnd leading rom
Burkingham Court Hnus. the Soulh.ide RuiIoa | al
Fmmvic, ID uiics from the latter plncc
Person- wishing to buy viii amply Ia Mr.. job A
Lancaster, whoreies in tn, Immediate neigi or
fs"d the subscriber, in Lynchbutg. TfRMs lBr.
KAT, ard made Known II dav OF sail.
sep II DIT >AM'L b tHRlSrIA y.
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SEPTEMBEEs 3Oih, 1854.

NEF II" bHtk nVIH, IHDs.
- GEORGE NJ RuGkER Il co.
LYhGHnUKG, "a.
Respectfully beg hr attention - the Lqdie. aud Gem
tl~rl"pt tie splendid stock OF rch aui elegant
Fall and Winter Goods u,r receiy i nnd eoed
Tie a--u,tn''tt i. very cunpi,i Customers will find
"a In c,tah -hrrnt nearly quilr every elice tie
Dry Gpods Line Tho quality of eopi. may be, in
in,tcr- relied or, tie stock generally VII teiccted
VII er"u, and with referce /, ,lnrabl y. The
Ipjre. VIII h. sfti.Glrn,y. Mr,a good, ,xtfrr'r,
low II 80. G,oj ro"ts u.nrl At WIN 60 81 loads
m" Hita c'dl. rcsnect.oiy ae,ici 81 "A ~ Ii.
=; ~ nj. sop 3u-n2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-05

A burglar named Hart hung himself in the Sa-
lem Mass. Jail on Friday night.
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WANTED.--Ths subscriber

NyEGROES WANTED.--Ths subscriber
IN continues in market for NEGROES, of both
sexes, between the ages of l0and 30 years, in
cludihg Mechanics, such MS iBlacksmiths and
Carpenters. and will pay the highest market
prices in cash. His office is a newly erected
brick building ON LIST Lynch street, Immediate
ly in rear of tho Farmers Banks where he is pre-
pared, Qaving erected buildings with that view)
To board negroes sent TO I.ynchburg for sale or
otherwise, on as moderate terms. and keep them
as if they were placed in the Jail of the
Corporation. SETH WOODROOF.
sep 2S-d&c6mos Z. g ~ e,ref
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The Hopkins House for Sale.

r77., O"iegfp my exrreon' bad irnh. iorgc deter
hji, mr"d 10 di.post OF lb- valuable property situ.
lK..A ted near the Railrnni depot In the Lib.
cty La ge nd liius hive nfcy been nude to tie
original II 'lsr aud tie business has tqci,ased pru.
portion Ia the inJroyen cut. This. nidrd 10 lis being
located in he pie ,san town of Liberty. ders
o ia" mol desirable. re ~ permanent md profta
Die luterf .ihpa4 IN the Slnir a. VlrpiuIR
1t !, ,t,eesS t,ay - regard 10 this Property
it, value, ~ lhn-e wishing 10 purchase ca aud
Tor ttrm>rly"s. I'll only add. I am ycSo1p,d
selling, an, the terms will be made aud accom-.
modans to the uchaser. JESSE /. HOPKINS
SEP IL rImf
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
M A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FoR

M VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FoR
- SALE.-Bv virtue of deed of trust esecu
cused TO us 10y Thomas r Monrinau we will
on "Wednesday, November lst Is5I If fair, if not.
the next fair day, sell, upon the premises, to the
highest bidder II TRACT OF LAND lying in
Campbell county, containing $50 aores-more or
less, situated on Flat Greek. aud adjoining the
landsot Elizabeth IL. Clark, Henry Garbec. Geo.
Yeulle, &c
IERMs-Foar, eight md l. months bonds
with good personal security. and title retained
I'LL last payment. Possession given January ist
1880. Acting AS trustees shall convey with
special warranty, though the title is believed 20
he good. Forfurthcr information appl, To Joel
Ii. l-eftwloh, leiiotr Branch, Campbell CO., or
to 'rhos. I. Moorman, Lynchburs.
az s SSS i i i y5 55SHa$SSTTHS''cH. Trustees.
~ All persons indebted to T. T. Norman or
10 Norman x Martin are requested TO make
speedy payment as longer Indulgence miH mol be
granted oct 2-d2taw-ctds
LARGE SALE. -Tceire Months Credit.
ON Wednesday, the 25th of Octobor,I will sell
Oon the farm upon which now reside31 miles
from l.ynehburg on the AmherstCo. House raad.
my entire Crop, Stock of every description.
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
utensils, &c. The crop consists of about $4,000
lbs. sheaf ohts; 100 bbls Corn, Fodder, Shuoks,
&c. Stock between IS and 50 head of cattle,
among them are several fine saddle and harness
horses, Young mules well broke, 10 or II mich
COWS and calves, oxen, hogs, and every thing
usually kept ON II large farm articles too nume-
rous to mention.
TERMs-Sums of $40 and under, cash will be
required. all sums over $40. twelve months ere
dit, bonds with approved security.
oct 2-ctds THOMPSON FARLEY.
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IA /rhe Funcrpl 81 Bro Jno w thurman will be
N preached by the Rev. Thos b Marin. at st.
~ bonus q hnrch. near Martin L. BuIks' in tho
county Of Bedford. The ih Sunday in October, 1854
The brohcr. ~ betty hodge No. 95 Warren Lodge,
No 80, Marshal Loigu, M 10. Clinton Lodge. No.
~ Machn Long, NJ, 90, Natural Bridge Lodge.
No, "a Pruiepco Lodge, No.ii, as@elfas I'll Master
Masons Of good standing, ARE rrqnes,sd ~ attend
rAAEa1@ e 50 = 2 &c JAMfaS METCALF,
Sec'ry of Rsouesborug lodge. No, 20.
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
" THE CHEST, al
Sir Astlr, Cooper, Bart. M d.,

70 L He CHEST, al
Sir Astle, Cooper, Bart. NJ. d.,
THE EMINENT MEDICAL pRAcrIrIoNER, HAS LETT
VALUABLE LEG >cY To ruiz WORLD IN Ills
Great Preventative Of Consu,s,ptioss,
Unfailing Cure for Pulmonary Diseases.
NIIhut ItiEt 81 oh MEDICINE.
SlR A C. Bart. in,ented aud advised the tho
- Mfn1CATfn rtR CHEST PROTECTOR,
10 h parsons 81 al egcs and conditions, ftan and san
Asthma toaghs, eais an other efos Lungs which
afe trm ths eS, state the ehest acprlns 10 fashion,
The rrotecor +. simply chemically rrcrarcd lhed with
sie and pet~i which. suspended the neck the
chest IA .. asyshle manner that Wern
NECESSITY COMFORT
The io'eeor although hut re.ont, introduced into An,ct
ca Il making rapid pr'erss through the United tho tn
adaS south ameR aud HE Nest indies. Ithas tin
iee sape arttir IN England aud On tho Euro
"h" has grown In mee, countries To tho position Of an ar
III demonstrate" those enquire any English resident
Nanr Neiuty ot his knowledge efte beneficial
kind Tho wearing tese articles l. mere tribe AMI 10
h. @s Will without iSn n' The s' o. 'I ' n t 81 rns
arr not alone nn"aiinF tenn hut n,r,uene thcm ila
originally entrusted with the mnnntue Of the ptrcors
III. 'men"l br ooer aud continue 10 manufacture aceorln
would the Protectors" their helm, venulnc
hrM MhfR rus Is AsrArlG ARrcLEANn No IA =
RETAIL PRICES.
Gentssiao, si.5ocach.
BOYS Nsesio, 10 do
nARGorRT. BRADLEY n CO.
3S Ann Street & l02 Nassau Street :,
NEW YORK u. y.
Principal Warehouse log Wood street Ionion
MnnuHWtirNs ~ Market street Manchester England.
H. II n Co establishing pcpots the Of Thc Fro
lecto all parts Of America Physicians Surgeons Drur
tloierH Dry Gooas Merchants Hnttcrz Mlnners also ten
emens Furnishing Store Keepers entrusted with the whole
nile aud retail distribution of them aud 10 whom liberal
terms offered Tor their cntnrpe aud splendid opportunity
opens to thom for safe and profitable business
For terms. apply Ia
lIARcOlIRT, BRADLEY x co.
b Ann ST., Newly Orlx. u. =.
sep II d,cBm
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HAT AND CAP WAKEvlOl1s E,
III ANrCl or M rcIIn nj,

HAT AND CAP WARREN
l Sycamore at, Petersburg. Va
Opposite The Court House.
" q Tho subscribers take pleasure ia not ,,1s Ssny
u the Merchants of Virginia, mud North 'nr. 523As
lin that their stock of Goods Tor the season ta been
received mud they prepared thcir
To- and o,hc,s wha muy wish this market Il" ay In
III cir Fall supplies
It i. known thai We hive always kept a lnre on4
ri ID us4ulr,oh Of Goods our line md we viii only
Md. that stock tho present ,enson is unnSual,
In rye AID we'll assorted selected entirely from Msnulnc
IN person lay the senior plncr, whose NpeFicnee
&c f cen yoals ennh - him make such sole, mud
such terms III insure successu oompc Iition with
a. " Jobhue House Month South
sep 0.t- MAJOR x NJ OORE.
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To the Public Change Of PurpOs,


LAIldNb Ia tti uud stock of Goo ds
l. upon satisfactory TRIMS nuye determined 10
continue business arEer scale. A the produce Of
the county ol every description Is selling higher en- h.
in tins mnrset tr hans eening intp better ruulnip n
and the money mark, camp ar.llyely cnSv hope n 3,
friends the fiing public large will come 70
uari aud r,cn their money freely for the NEW GaoI,s
! un duy receiving JNO. J pURVIS, Al
-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-05

.z#s BANK FAILURE.
NEW YoRK, Oct. .. The Eighth Avenue Bank,
q small concern, failed today.
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cOUTmsIDE RAILROAD.

- FREIGHT TRAIN 81
Js@ s'. NV ,ss"s 20 'f Rail.
,,s,' mi Wm r. hndst.pis Com n ason linse on inc
Be.in Any reesop 81 hing TO q" M -fases ircight
I'm obtain ia ie,tsl ha, by oaihnf ~, 1s & "A
HYodts al the sur'r AA
.co s0.r ALFHEpw HnRSER. Ag't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-05

The following is from the New York Tribun, .
WASHINGTON, Oct. |. 1851.
learn that II has heen' determine by the Ad I.
ministraton that the Independence. Commodore
Martin, now lying in the New York harbor near
ly ready to sal, shall 90 Ia san Juan de Nicara-
qua, by way OF making decided mantle station IA.
gainst the British Mosquito protectorate. She
will be accompanied there by one steamer at
least, it net by any other vessels Ii was at first
Designed 81 give the commend of this steamer tu
Capt. liollins but Gen. Pierce finally concluded
that he had better not. When the squadron ar.
riyes at San Juan, the Independence will begin
by running up the flag If Nicaragua and sauting
At whether Com. Martin is To be ordered to 20
further, aud actually put Nicaragua in possession
1T The town, | am not informed but it is not i'm
prcbd6,e that something of that sort may be at
tempted. However, the British man of war, Bos-
uasen, with II frigate and corvette or two, will
also be on hand; aud it is possible that in the
course of six weeks there NAV be some IN
tcrestng news from that quarter.
VIRGINIA posT- OFFICE MATTERS. Post
master General has established the following
postoflices and made appointments
Cookie Town, FORK count, Thomas } Crockett
postmaster. Alkire's Mills Lewis county, Jas.
Alkirc, postmaster. Villa, Franklin county, j.
Chitwood. postmaster Starry Greek, Franklin
county, VIM. Menifee, postmaster. The post
Office at City Point, Prince Georges county, is
re established, and J. ID. Proctor appointed post
master.
4ppoiat,nents.--L. b. Beckurth, postmaster,
Leeiown. jefferson county, vice Chas G. Came
ron, resigned. VIM Irwin postmaster, Willow
stand, Peasants county, vice John Triplett,
signed.
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Trustees Sale Of Y aIuabIe Real Est. ,te

aug ct27 sep--then dAci27Oct
tE Reput Iran copy Il | duy of sale
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FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES.

G3
Ne m M G9s
VIE snhseilbe ntl,i, for suie tbs fall inrge at, n
of.uperinr TREES ua1 SHRUBS, NJ foIlaw,:
500 Apple Irrts loud sfa. Il tho fnasl fruit
900 Anice'-. II the b, t h nd.
5hb Dynrt Pour. % ynretira al the most nppro ed
bIdt-
oep Peae1 T,ces-earg Iate---oi the he, =. ,-
1900 Rasr Re-. onttntee. Tru. Bourbon Nniaerb md
Mo-, Rosr~; Nrhroa. II eiioiropcs
lNbo finro me- n' ndtlNe sorts Camwhn mud f4n-
heh md al ot tho beet Europcab Kind,
Ns". Box Edghg, strawberry pnnts uni Asparn 81.
Root. Pmrfiuk a Aafmrarus potsnrd Flnwer { mr.
dcnsl1id ~ nod shntc and ornamcntu Tree rlnn u,
on te,-"nale crn.s Order. packed mud forwarded to
my rert d in stat" or unop JOIN HALLIDAY
AGENTS N LYNCHBl RIG: M Amfrose Ruj ~
Messr4 MrCarke Jones'.
mug 2asiy t,s:n--c2m
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A 1nlA RBWAGll--kea away on w dnesday
IN yNVp the T-ir' OF Ju,a,a bri9ht Nulftto man.
Md JAGk nrnut - VENTS nse.h lssts 10 70 inches
h,g h. st,uiiy innoa, IN. 1nasr and one
bnser cyoak,t lf y,o,alsh" ha, ifjsd ~ make his
Ohm, sonA All ~ l'en "tis u '"Ns" ID onP
belt caaie .hnl ave - rev.nri II Anhep M !" the
,couoty S,lr apd u 4,krne oshs ~,ase $l9A
TA 20, at thr tiihn - al, nmny WA, then the prop
eriy Of Ro y Wilkins, oi whom purcsa.nd tim.
,ro7-d1nta.3, WILLIAM err WPTON.
fgtg Lea ishurr Chronicle. Wyths vile Telegraph and
Riehmopd Wig ospy5 tiwesand 10 wprd ~ counts TO
this uthrc -s....#=. mad =z .sfa.
ppNESTONE BlUESTaNE!!-o Ono
M C.4k hs, reviewed and fsr salei 10y,
a,e,. 'Ua#. st.ss# tss b. r. AMAN.
NOR SALE. - ~.,,u,Jra.l ShaFse i.ynohbnrg
u H,sn ana ktr Insurance St,oA
son an. PETERS, SPENCE ( co.
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"ESTW0OD SCstOoL.-Thcro arr
w lew varaucies ia tbs school. Applvti the H..
scrhrr iyurhharg. JOHN H. WINSTON
L. : IL
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BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.
4 .Sqnadroa 10 Greatoirn

The following is from the New York Tribun,
u -. Z Il 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-25
Sec First and Fourth Pages.

OH us. GAs.--The City Council having ad-
Journed to October, the inquiry naturally sug-
gests itself, will the interests of the city suffer
IN the interval from want of the usual supervi-
sion exercised by that body We do not cor
slider it a matter Of question, but a certainty
and the Mayor, taking that view, has called a
meeting Of the Lower Board for this evening for
the purpose of taking measures to secure the
transaction Of the necessary business of the city
during the recess Of the two Boards. 1t is GER
. fanny highly necessary that some steps should
be taken to that end.
But our purpose at present is more particu-
larly to speak of a state Of things which has
long demanded some special attention from the
City Council, and which perhaps might be some
what improved by judicious application of tie
powers vested in that body. We allude to the
wretched manner in which many portions of the
city are lighted, either through the carelessness
or dishonesty of contractors or lamplighters, @,
both, or all together. Wehave heard numerou.
COMPLAINTS from that fourishing section, La
fayette, which, lift cannot have gas lamps, Ger
tainly deserves the full benefit of oil ones. i
has been stated to us repeatedly that such al
article as street lamplight, from oil or other
wise. is entirely unknown in many parts o
Lafayette after the hours Of 8 and o'clock il
the evening; that the majority of oil lamps, i
lighted at all, are almost invariably 50 scantily
supplied with oil that for short time they shet
feeble ray, worthless, Pickering, will-o'- the
wisp lnstre, which serves to make darkness
visible" and then expire, plunging sidewalks
streets, alleys and suspicious lanes into pro
found darkness, provided there's no moon.
Won't the Gas Company take compassion Of
the unfortunate denizens Of enighted Lafayette
and relieve them of that relic of an old fogy age
the oil lamp' The Gas Company will oertainl,
make money by doing 60, and make itself popu
lar at the same time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-25
[Signed by the Commissioners. ]

REMEDY FOR THE CHoLERA.-The New York
Express says worthy physician in that city
recommends citizens to eat prudently Of healthy
food, and to be sure to REMAIN in the city. II
adds:
"There is no doubt much wisdom in this city
recommendation, where one has tolerably
comfortable home; and for those who have not
such home, it is next to impossible to go into
the country. Change, for an invalid suffering
with cholera symptoms, is not conducive Of
health. Through all the cholera seasons, the
gentleman we speak of says he recommended
the stay at home and careful diet preventive,
with very great success
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-25
CANCERS CuRED.-Dr. Frazee has the homo

CANCERS CuRED.-Dr. Frazee has the honor
the pnbc that prepared all of this
dissase and ne will GUARANTEE CURE IN EVERY CASE
except srgan may seriously
may obtain much Those afflicted with Cancerou
affections visit Dr. tation advice free
evidence Of his sincerity and his confidence in his
treatment will every Cancer Pre-
sened charge Hn patient ia cured Patients
pain the s the knife Twenty Dollars BY
package Of the CANCER SPECIFIC with full
directions use. Address On. FRAZEE,
apll 3ply Office, 80 St. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-25

DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE. y esterday's Bull
the 18th inst, Mr. William Eaton Christian, Of
Charles City, came to an untimely death by his
own hand. Some of his servants, hearing the
report of gun from the garden, ran to the
spot, and found him weltering in his blood, with
his clothes on fire, and, before medical aid could
be procured, life was extinct. We have not
heard any cause assigned for the rash act, ex-
cept that of late he had manifested symptoms Of
unsoundness of mind. He was widower, and
he leaves an interesting daughter to mourn his
untimely end. [Richmond Enquirer, 10th.
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MoNraoNERY, Ala, July 90, 1854.
Commissioners superutand the
Of Tho SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY, do heeb,
of the Numbsrs and
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JUS rus WYMAN,l foror,i .,tor.,s
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