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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-23

the North, Ne Win merge Al pinor questions in
the greater one Of self pre- e~ryatinn.
Resssoesssd. That, hhsiag ns pcssenni 'prste:-
ence Among the sssny leading meh spoken Of. 10
would respectfully sue xesst that is wonid be unHise
and impellle in tho fo~Fthconing Convention. 10
inpais or destroy the good they do by useiess
wrsngiings sbous the fitness of shis or that indivi-
DIAL. .se = $50 =
k,solred 4th. That the Chairman appnint 60 dole
gates Ia represent this county in said Convention.
Whsrsopos he appointed tho following named
gentlemen, 10 Wit:
Col. y ] Wood6n. r B Serugg.. F W Anderson,
w NJ Bartlett, Jas Woodfn. R b Smith. W
Word. Alax. Mossley, Smith w Bnwn. Joa X
Jones. sc Apperson, = S Turner, DIR. b NJ Pratt.
DR.. Q H Harris. Geo. I Scrugg,. R0ht. c Nioho-
las. G w Nicholas. J " Trent DIR. VA Trent,
Jno. Da,is, w p Riddles, Rubber, II Snoddy. Jne
X Snodiy, Jim. II Scruggs, CIV Nixon. W POli-
yer. Goo. Hooker, DR. W p Hall. Col. I NJ Boniu-
rant. Maj. JAS, NJ Patterson, Col. G Mo.elsy, q
W Kyle, P,W Mckinney, J W n Craw. Jnnius
A Clay. Jas. A Wright. Jne. Hill. Jno. v Orute,
Jos. W Giils, Robt. II ellis. J G Vaughan, Dan
mis- Lakeland. Jas. NJ johns, DR.. David Patterson.
Col. n d Norris. Col. " W Forbes. Il X Irving,
DIR. c Cabell. Cahell, Oh. L Christian, DR.. q
{ Dawson, ii Spencer. Jno. S Meredith. DR.. ID "
Moseley. A ID Abrahans. j L Jones, d X Eldridce
aud Robert D Shaw.
And ON motion, the Chairman and Secretary
were added.
Hcsolred 5h. That these proceedings be pub
lished in the Richmond Wing. LyhchLurs Virgin
ian. and other Opposition papers in the State.
POWiIATAN JONES, Ch'n.
JAS. NJ. PATTERSON. Scc'v.
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skLEs nYIAuUTIoN
5CoMMfssloNHRas sALEoH a.
Valuable Tracts Of l.anA near laHnhellC. II

n PURSUANT 10 > decree nf ,hs ,lneali court Of tamp-
80 he'll county, In the casr OF eeis, de, Va Ale sanlef, pre-
-.A.nonnsei on The a4th Day " osteh.r Iso, iin ~undesEn.
cd yin rfureei 10 sell, by wU VI public aiesloh. tlsai u. JHe.
rni..A on Trfsn.r, thu Oh day u psehansg Ne Il, The Tract
OF LAND In Campbell county, one anil half miles ffan Camp
esil Courthouse, upon which .as is,e sr.. sarah ~Alesaadsf. q
ahoa. ION, Acres and win be sold IN two parcels divided by
tho county roal The parcel on the South sid. II the raid epl-
thinning, by estimate, between 500 and poo Acrsa; ami that on
the North side, beiwsn Gai and 10 Aeres. Tia, improvements
arr all of tile best quality, consisting al u eonmolions nrlek
Dwelling, u Brick ohice,. and nil ths oathoases, " h.al turn.
aud Toiacee Rarns. and servants Houses. 1ce,ralin Upon y
large and productive estate. The, nre upon the parcel Aeeth
of the road, atl are loo well known Ia rruuite particular dc.
ssripAop. The lands ae weil wsissei, aud iluber Ia ahnntaiii.
The ENCLOSURE > uni buildings ara In exoenent repair. There Is
n large ani well assoried Orchard and onc If ,he most highly
improved Gardens In tho county attached 10 lie dwelling ho,ss.
4 crop of Wheat Aas beoa, seeded luf - bash.ls) This Fall. =
Persons desiring 10 Inspect The preinlses, win ind kd~in X.
Page, Esl, or Mr.. Drummond, Tho Manager. ui The premises,
who VIII gise amy Information desired.
The terms ot sAu viii he Y credit of |, = aud D years, equal
instalsents, with intercs, fvln The day Of salc. Negotiable
notes 10 be given satisfneiorii, endorsed, payable nj one al tle
tanks In The City Of l%,nehbus. and the Title retained until ibe
purchase money Is inliy paid.
TN The day following, Tho Crop Stock, pianialien realA and
Household and Kitchen fnrnliurc, will he snld upon Tho pm.
rniseA, by the Administrator Of Mrs Alexander, thus cnahliug
The purchaser la prncurc all neodful supplies upon The ground.
Tho sale viii commence al II, NJ, In The yard.
X. u. II. MEAN Commissioner.
"a hlItIl - pnr All
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Later from Charlestown.
RETURN OF TIE VOLUNTEERS

WARRINGTON, New. 9.--Ihe Petersburg battd-
ion, except the artillery. are here. and leave for
home this evening. Only the Howitser company
Of the lst Regiment are dispensed with at Charles
town. They hnvo Just arrived, and return b
Ric5uond t might, via the Orange aud Central
routes.
At the last accounts from Gharlestown, all was
quiet, but it was believed tia, the presence Of n
lnrge military fnrce has been the only means of
preventing nm attempt to rescue the prisoners.
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Notice to Builders.

"
Nm the Poll ,,ny Of November. Mt Falling Spring Church,
" K~ockbtjdge county, VA. n Committee, represented by the
undersigned, will proceed 10 put under contract, The wnrk II
hniiding n Ihurch Editcr. Until this date. proposals for doing
The work of will he received. The building Is 10 he u x ~
feet, l"f brick. viii, stone foundation, and 20 be placed about 100
yards from TIE old church--all the available material Of which
is 70 he used 10y the contractor in the II y building.
Specifications and Drawings may hc seen III The store Of
MStorkle " Co, Main Street. lyneiburg.
rht stc uf HE church il about ~ miles from the North
Kisrr I anal
Mldcrs win send their proposals to
". +. rOAGuE. Chairman Building Committee,
nov a.clus3w Fancy Hill. Va.
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AdrninfstratOr's sale.

IN WrnSf-nas, I,ccmbcr It'll, the undersigned viii sell nj
" public auction, ME- pefaonal tdi,tts of tle late Sarah L.
Alexander, nj iMt residence two nines West OF tRmlhcll tour.
housr, coqssttis of snnr NJ head Of Cattle, Bulls, tawr,t al,es.
all ~ hne breeds, chiefly Devon, . yoke of nnc o@cn, some n
head II sheep. "a mead of iiogA mostly fa,ied ir killing this
,nr,, tson,e 100 harrelAl y stacks of oats, 4 stacks III Hay
Wagons. Carts. Plantation Tools. Household aud Kitchen Eur,
ni,nt. and n great .efie,. Of useful articles Ala tue crop ii
Tobacco Ia the hous.#, surpassed 10 be f,otn l2,Np 10 iao0o
weight.
~Inass-Tar amounts II tho or lcss, cash; over 40, II credit
NJ ak months, upon bonds with sAtlslaetof, rsutli, brins; .av-
On. L. q. II. MEAN,
administrator 81 y. l.. alexander, decd.
nov aisct Idec-iep cop,
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SAcxyuLIE E. Nov. 22.-Ihe schooner Victoria.
from Halifax. snssed within sig hundred yards
yesterday of a large steamer broken ucross tho
rocks Of Guysbaro. Nova Scotia, but 1t WA i'm
possible from tin, description to know what steam
or Il was.
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=. WYATT 4. 90.
Tobacco CO3hii Zion Merchants,

OH RLESTo N, - @.
EAlIIGENT PEkSDNAI ATTENTION given 10 all cn
L , FignIu"tiA. Ind l'nt.j returns always made.
~ fAl advances III 6 tlsignlnt nts. Commissions and charges
Tnauuat,r.
~ ship to ludlnm II Watson, Richmond, and Ludiain 4
llcineker, New York.
Refer To Rank Of The Stnte," Charleston, 4. c. AiussrB. T.
u. i'eane, Jr. n Son, Messrs. j. n, %Langhorne h Co., Mrss,s
Iessc HIRE n Co, Mcssrs. {. Ford, Jr, n son, Lyneliburg. The
Manufacturers. Petersburg also Of DanvIle anI upper Virgin
IN: indeed, mot # The Manufacturers of The State.
mi. ~ IIrtin
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Guns! Guns!! Gunsiii

WI are now Ia receipt Of The largest stock Of GUNS We
w have ever had The pleasure of exhibiting, comprising
Pam Of the most celebrated London makers. such us MEOW h
90, VIM. Greener, Bcniiy ~ Son. Manton, iiuson, Mortimer.
leAish Tones, ranging In price from IL Ia 4i00.
Also, blNon's Finsks and shoi Iags, Game Bngs, Caps, wa.ir
rnd every thing necessary tot complete equipment for tho delI
Also. Colts 8 and q shooters, Aliens smith Il Wcssou's AMI
ShhI pes Saloon Pistols, single bnrrcllcd Pistols. aFF
Also, Another stock OF those celebrated kirLEs, mapufactur
I'D expressly for US, and which have given such universal salts
inelion. Cali md SEQ them. COllfO!Ns & WILLS,
sept 30.dts So Main Street.
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l'aIl Trade.
l'al Trade.
GEO. d. DAVIS.
GROCER AID COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. l3l Main ST., Lynchburg. Va.

No. l31 Main ST., Lynchburg, Va,
4 receiving and will leep on hHnd IA large mud well selected
1 stock of Groceries, Staple Dry toois, Ilnrim are, " ool~arc.
Shoes, Bouts. Hats, Iron, Steel, &c; all Of which We will sell
cheap for cash or on shll credit, aud invites all In " AMI az cheap
goods To examine his stock beforo in, ing. lie has u large lot
II the fuiowi ing gttls:
Full.l / loihs, d. md -, Ctssimer, ), tasanoits AMI korse,s
Negro iiianhcts, Whit aud ralrr, Il liul lIlankcis, II aud ~ 1:
Sole Leather. Lining AID linlinE Shins.
French ami rhlatulplti ,ai1 skins, Pegs, Last. Ac.;
1anurfs' Tool, 1,uncr' IN. Lamp oil and lalloM
Iins..i OIL, AM .tii Whtic cad, tortl anl Japan Narnish
bellows, Vices. Au,ts, act,w plates, Files aI llslr;
Steel Springs, Iron hxult. S,inlles aud iulstcts;
Hammered anl Eolci ron, sdeet Iron, Cas-, Shear and liis
tered Slrcl:
Bale Cotton, Cotton oaitahutss. Eso~n aud llcachcl Cotton
Cloths,
sugar, Gefer, Motssses s rar, salt, Nails, &c, Ne.
| will pay III HI .ist irirt, for Move Woul Rons, Feathers,
seeswax, raiaw aud al ot4or taun.r, Produce. Gall nj M.
III. o,t 5-its
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For Sale,

oFfEl; for sale my Valuable Miil., aud other property con
Z nocic,i " ith ihonl, situated In Roanoke county, va, imnin-
,lat,ly un the F, irginia aud rcnncssre iinAlroad. aud yer, mai
liansacks Depot.
Isl. NJ! la,gc ia covered brick Touring and corn mill, with a
tiow saw mil adjoining. together With n ta siur, miller sln,nst,
superior l4itlcu grounds, NJ, This rroluri, IL sur uhnlp,l, tr
many miles In Various directions, hy nMe II the nnost wheat
arenin Ing Regions ii virginia, and Jan olnin mor wheat ilnn
II can grud Miitaut n lushcl, of tho tnhpchsa quantities 81
bushels, passing b, II from Western Altglnia and Easi lennel-
400. THIS if'let, h, naw ,iel,lng alu,o per annum, aud ME.
,asarl r.1aifs, tMt mere rent can luulhl,s ~ liz had for IL lteI,Ht-
ifr.
~. The cid disil,r ~, anl oih.r buildings. with very superior
Mrtur poM.tA n qaufltr of a mule below The Touring mil, si
ne'i, lik'NIi ,nln laiei, On the Railroad, Tins property IL
rnih, as wei ~ te most profitable establishment II properly
imrrnN,d,
l.arci, ihlrel, tssari valuable mud ,lcsrnlle lropeti, offered
fr ale. hui hasa inufr III oihur buainrss than can well n
ient 10, m ! thrrel ~ tnran Ia sN II, 1he l'atiraadl huw npBi
j. complete from l.nohhurt Ia tharlottes, ihr, Viii, wirn I'll
ie'rel, ortu up a eontnn"i- ltsltNa, ri Railroad, nom MIN
lhts, Tenn g., Portland, Maine. about lab uniips in lriylh, upi
isjns, il t'e me-l par, ihrnnfh one ct thu il,st frrllo and
pa irrslHt tst,tirtts ~ The United states.
i4emiu, ltnes. ar Alfred T. James, wil nlwass tP IN Tho
sfenhd a. #les III rrolfft! lh lfersahs wta iH! wish "a put,
tala',
Fer trna, al i0rt5g : particulars, nppiy 10 Messs oellla
= Apptts'n. A4ttis, !.tlaund, r H. lie saitttlet, nj Lon
sci y itjr1.
OFT q r2amta lo..f fiFNING JAMES.
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~ n reuresentative. $50
rhr Committee REQ unmended ths apportionment
r The $4,000 Appended Tor by the Corresponding
s,eyeiary IL the parent Society. to, constitute a S.
x.h4ol ,,ublisitih- tnnd of 100000 among the
,,r,fass Districts in the Conference, ~ follows:
=, ar;,kshur. District. 81. 900
a .r ~ 5" ........ 1900
ms"hineton :" ......... 500
n'Je,,e.e;I,e " .. 600
,"st,., 9e@ o5o
,,n.av' =" | 500
,,aDn"y ss. go
x'.fJL u ..... I5M,
I'll. arc CON
pa rsa -, ,,;,,ec an R,.ls anJ p.r;o.i;.ols made
.aa-, Tha ,nlv ;,en,snt :ntorsst IN ,be :,
va = .o,oi, ,;on. ,eco,nmending ,ba nui1ica,ihns
'r',lna,' nh rs.nesrn =, N.sh,;ljo "nd nnr,ir,,l,r.
the various periodicals. OF the Church urging
tie WIDER circulation OF the kos:ew. LONE oirtie'
and 5. ). \ ,stt"r.
TIC report u. >. D'sgett ms the
Conference . ice ffes'oent OIL the fafeh' noa'''
me ,ep'n N"s "aop'eu' r
u. .N".iay' III oena.i OF INC trustees OF me
lpefannHu:s's ' Z" u"l .afo..s' a.a'
they nave ~ mana Inc aarch ana oep.enosf a's'
'denos = sara .ahu, WHO me '"'ere'' '"" ea''''
mounting ~ tn's .me 70 sl.o. ..p .,.o
lne fuensn'ne oo',nie'ee 0. ~ y. I: wv
care maus 'noir annuai report Oh 'he coh','i'' u
nat !aper, nc pmeanieo ny an EXHIBIT snoMihg
sI'i''i III '"'"r u, 'no oin'o' 'r"h !. 'Pe'""""'
"w' pass !eHf. nep'rs ""1 "uopseh.
Mnch OF Tie SESSION WIS MKen up os ",S'ursn'
- 'ae various reports sspec'n,.y on 'na, " ~
,oo'aHlng .on'n'''ee o ! 'h' CHIN" ."'''''""
-enoe''.s p.,r.. a..
a n'o'ion was maue W u h'uuA9s :, I'm
eharse 'oI no,er's'.s n'"uo ny !" " go " y
'a'e "gn.nss n. "a; "'ilese "'n'u".'.s "g-,'.'o'
-. :. y. "he'eo u" a"'e"un,en' ."a. "eSet"
Femaie college % ais" excuse" srom F1yih M
'r aasert'slng amounting 10 "-'''oo' .'''o"
"nn "ne.anen' ~ ca.u.- pu..
ol m',,"n VI q y. .ou'i.ns' y. 'a"", W." ,ns
-sr"9teo 'e"Ve o' "osehce "f tue o"'a"ee u '"o
Session; u.,uc.
y 9 assva iea,e y "o,e".eo "''''e' .
d Daaann".so = S:a :. ,a"'.a
=, ~ ',cIoaL -
'"S wv
"uovy Cram "-Tbe election IF officers Cor This
com,any was held on Monday nirh,. in the room
over PAYNE & BlackforI's Book Store. with the
following result:
.n.el Garland IT. ca,,,;,. Kirk Otey. lst
l'eu'eeaht; ~; N; moo'mnn, "a 10 'ohr u
MEN, a. gu No. ., VI. o'"peo", ~ w. ,po
tt VI onn'y1,v m ID: - W,
Johnson; ~ w. - u ANS o" w I'm
,aa''"f". ~ w. ~, ~ no,es""I - e..
ny . 1o'i"'u' YIN a""t 81 ~ 70 ~ :"
MY 1a W w. NoNii'' ~" w. neoIo'IY'
!" II. n"u" rensarsr. D. LEWIS p"cs,'I
,"'ee", ~ De'J' "eA'" @'""0' :" ="
Captain Garland, upon accepting the post to
Which he had been unani I" 'usly elected. made a
very happy anu appropriate speech. Inc meeting
was characterized ny great enthusiasm. ana lhe
'eieeti"n u "hieers gave entire satisfaction 10 the
nenl''ers oi Tue company. tp~atos "i stNnh'y
nave n'ready signed 'he eohs'."''on anu nSe'
Lawa' ana Applications Tor membership are maze
Mt every meeting. A resolution WAS passed re-
qa'r'ng the members 70 call on Mr.. rage ana nave
.tir measures i'r onii"r,hs 'aAen oui''e ~ pie-
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h CLERGYMAN

n
hnving cured himself Of Consumption
ii, worst stages. afici being eiy,n
up to die, by the mos, ce'e',rated ply
sicians, desires 10 make known the
IN DIE Of cure, (Which proves success
fui in every case,) 10 those afiii cled
with Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
and h. will send the same 10 an. al.
dress, free Of charge. Address,
A. j. WHITE. (iis sole Agent.
10 Cortland street, New YORK;
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German nChOr ROsttnE GlOen.
FU1IE subscriber wodid inform Milers, and tiiose 1inng up
Il Mills, that they have on hand a splendid stock OF Boiling
Cloths Of the above celebrate brand, which they VIII set Ne
low as can be bought in the market. Let all in want call, as
they can rely upon getting u good article.
aug 25-dB Sf1GLER, PETERS u co.
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Sewing Machines

GENTS ooonR FoRsPRIlS0, 1sso.
* ENTIEMEN are respectfully invited n call and exelnIne
sJthe latest siyles Of RANCY OA6SIaEREs, VEsTfN60
,IDTHs AND FURNlsHlN0 GOODS. An In want efseelty
sood goods Of lstest styles and made up 70 thsl1 measure csn De
4-tited Also the very best Black boo Skins Drab, EeN Eaneus
NV pree Casslmeres rboys. Military Goods ssa e a.SlsSe
Ace, &C. 4aH1ff #.2 sat ~
April f2-d1nA s azss. ~ - -
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Col. Crackford informs IA, says the Charlo'tes-
vile Advocate. that IN Tuesday. the 18th instant.
only seven miles Of track remain to he laid upon
the Lynchburg Extension, which could he finished
N six or seven days. Tie only delay in opening
the road is that caused ty the bridge c"ntra9tor-,
who have not pushed ahead rs rapidly ns the other
contractors. The road will undoubtedly be finish
ed rext month.
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AproIxTHENT.-We are gratifed to he enabled
to announce that Captain Car Teton Radtord, late
If the United States Dragons, has accepted The
appointment Of Captain OF the Wise Volunteer
TTool," and will Mt unce undertake the discharge
OF Tic nncrnns duties necessary to prepare tie
corIs Tor active service. The members of tic com
pa'y. ns we'll ms the public generally. have reason
10 congratulate themselves I'm re, uring the ser
wees Of So distinguisIted und ,fieent an ,iiecr.
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fREsexr TRADR.-There were received Mt the
Deiot ifthe Virginia and Tennessee Rallr1a 'a
Yesterday, SO loaded ears consisting "f the follow
ins: Wheat, 5 .274 bushels: Flour. l2l la@rreis;
Stuck. JG.9W rounds; Miscellaneous, laoWt9
p'un,lA. There were 0 loaded cars scnt West
'aiac day.
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rs, 4 rAnM. containing 40Aeses, and within two mnss
SET of tt Market House. Tho land 10 In good condition aud
-A-inr yrnents excellent Ror further 1hiounaaioa. sppSy
10 fsert 7-dtsl DK. d. II. GAPEnT0M !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-23

The AMERICAN BRIGADE IN MEXICo.-Since the
publication of our last statement on this subject
says the New York Journal of Commerce, the plan
of organizing the force has undergone some change
It is now determined to raise only two regiments,
each to consist Of 1000 men, from this State and
the other from California. 1.-THE latter State is con-
sidered the best in the Union for recruiting.l
The commanding officer of this force, Brig Gen.
Wheat, was cavalry captain of the Tennessee vol
unteers in the Mexican war and took conspicuous
part in Walkers last attempt upon Nicaragua He
left this city day or two ago in the steamship Ma
ron for Charleston, whence he will proceed to Vera
Cruz via New Orleans, in compliance with dispatch
from the Juarez Government, asking for his presence
at that point soon as possible. The present ar.
rangement is, for Gen. Wheat to remain in Mexico,
and look after affairs there until the arrival of thu
two regiments from the United States when he will
assume the command.
The Colonel Of the New York regiment is the late
Commissary Generate this State, j. Il. Hobart Ward
captain of the regular army in the Mexican war,
and now the commander of the Scott Life Guard,
composed exc usively of men who fought in Mexico.
He is busy with preparations for the enterprise and
finds no difficulty in raising the 1000 men who will
constitute his regiment. The following staff appoint
ments have already been made by him: Abel Smith,
Jr., Adjutant; and VIM. Peel, Quartermaster and
Commissary. The regiment will consist of ten com.
panies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-23

H5-The Great English Remedy-Sir James
RKEsCELEnRArED FEMALE PILLS Prepared from pre-
scrpon of Sir Clarke NJ d. Physician Extraordinary
the Queen.
This well known medicine imposition but sure and safe
remedy Female Difficulties and Distinctions from any cause
whatever and although powerful remedy they contain
nothing hurful to the constitution.
70 Married Ladies 1t peculiarly suited It WILL In short
time. bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have to fail where the d.rec
lions the second of the pamphlet observed
For full particulars get pamphlet free agent
N. B$l and postage stamps any authorized
agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills.
Of mail.
General Agent for the United States JOB NOSES
MY J.wR1GHT CO.. New Orleans Wholesale Agents, and
sold by all respectable Druggists. fe8 2plykW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-23

MAGNANIMoUs OLD neutrality-suspicious. Buck
ler.-Th following, narrated by the Washington
States is of those pleasant incidents which oc.
casionally turn up in every day life to show-to
shown snort. to show that human nature ia human
nature, for, If human nature is human, why then
human nature must be human nature, and will work
out its instincts. Mark the point of that logic We
don't know which,to admire most, the disnterested
magnanimity of Buckler, NJ. D.. in rushing on the
wings of steam to be the savior of j. b. and conse.
quently the immense benefactor of his country and
refusing all compensation therefor, or the delicate
and graceful recognition of the incense offered ex
hibited by the ustrious convaescent. Wonder if
the Subject" of the Cherished gt' is in the habit
Of hurrying off to different parts of the country to
volunteer his services to any less distinguished pa
tients than Presidents and such like and in the habit
Of refusing compensation for said services from per-
sons with less money to spare than they have. Buck
Ter, NJ D., has made bold strike for notorety and
the too amiable j. B. has encouraged and sustained
him in it. Very flunkeyish, all this:
Some time since President Buchanan became i'll,
aud bis indispositiOn being known to DR.. Thos.
Buckler, of Baltimore, that gentleman came to this
city and attended him until he recovered for which
he refused to receive any compensation. On Thurs.
day last, John w. Watkins United States Marshal
for Baltimore, came to Washington on business, and
while there the President handed him beautifully
chased gold,headed cane, bearing the incription
"James Buchanan to DIR. Thomas Bucker, together
with letter conveying the thanks of the President
to the Doctor for his Kindness The Marshal took
the letter and came to Baltimore yesterday afternoon
and presented them to Dr. Buckler, who in return
expressed his feelings for being made the subject of
such cherished gift.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-23

Schamyl, famous Caucasian Chief, has ordere d
the decapitaton of his own son, who it will be re.
membered, after detention of several years in Rus
sia, where he became officer in the army was not
long ago sent back to his father His ofense is sup
pected completely with the Russians
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-23

1WOrth Reading and Thinking about
81 NINGKRS OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Desgned for
the Of the Medical Profession and the Family having
perseded the socalled "Gips Aromatic" "Cordial
M0dcaed" etc is endorsed by all the prominent ply.
sicians and connoiseurs possessing all those
trinsc medicinal qualities onic and Duretc which belong
to OLD and PURE GIN Put up Quart Bottles and sold
by all Druggists, Grocers, etc.
A. NJ. BIEINGER l. CO.,
Established l77s)-sole Importers
jy2s 2p1y No. 3SS Broadway, N. Y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-23

NAVAL INTELLIaEScE.-The sloopofwar Lancas-
ter will be detained ten days at Philadelphia for re.
pairs to machinery In consequence of this delay it
is probable that the new fagoficer of the Pacific
squadron will proceed to the Pacific via Panama I;
Commodore Lorng his predecessor, is returning in.
valided. During the storm Of Thursday evening, two
Deserving seamen of the Lancaster eaped overheard
and were probably drowned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-23

hEDicAL COLLEGE OF ALABAMA.-Dr J. C. Mott
:" tne Medical College of Alabama, at Mobile, is
now 10 Europe selecting medical museum for the
institution, having in hand abundant funds for the
purchase of the costly merchandise which he is in
quest Of The money was subscribed for this purpose
by anumber Of citizens of Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-23

atnrdsy morning Esd Inst, at o'clock, EMEIINE BAR.
SH ALL, aged 20 native OF New Orleans wife
Francs Bone 49, "
Her funeral will tske place this afternoon o'clock from
the of Rampant and Grave streets The friends Of the
family respectfully invited to attend.