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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
Auctioneer-Ofice 40 Camp street.
WILL BE SOLD at private saIe, ON n pplI

WILL he SOLID mt pr1vate sale, ON appu-
w cation the Auction
THAT VERY VALUABLE and most elgibly located square
ground bounded Chestnut Andrew Plaquemines and
Josephine Streets divided and be sold in quarters measuring
follows:
ST. Streets inches and lines front Chest
by 1T feet il inches in DEPTH and front ST. An
drew
Josephine Streets l9 inches and lines front Chestnut
street. by lines DEPTH and front Jo
sephtne street. s58s,.ss3-s
/ QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Piaqneminss and
Josephine l13 inches and lines front Plaque
street, by 15 feet inches and lines Josephine
| street.
st. Andrew streets 3 feet inches and lines front Plaque
mines street, 127 ii inches ST. Andrew
This known square, formerly belonging Burnside,
ESQ., has upon large very large trees
ii well filled Fenced parties seeking
elegant suburban residences opportunity the
| desirable in the Fourth District
within squares of the Magazine Market and
the Pryana fine of onibusse and the
4 the horse car railroad under contract.
ma-For price and apply TO the Auctioneer al6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

a MADAME DeRAKisS DAMUIEG ACAD-
HEMY, No. 23 Baronne strse betwasn airod and 1ui4
E&A streets. sH4il ,asss
8ZA The Ladies' New Orleans respectfully informed
EN that the above Academy cpen5 where all the
- Fashionable nanres will be taught. NJ.
Wednesday and Friday, from l0 to l2s
and ~ to 81. u
Thursday and Saturday. from X to sk
r. n. q. 4ifl1 s5 ~ q ltfis T. s.. .as5s.
Private Lessons Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from lox
TEExs Ladies' SO per month; Children S6, payable In Nd
Twelve lessons in the month I'll, 49,
Mime Defaf her Acadsny day. from Tvs
esN and 4k b6t< ma ON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

By J. B. WALTON,
Anctionesr-ofce. 40 Camp street
CATURDAY, APRIL IS, 1860, af II o'clock N.
- the ST. Charles Exchange, at auction will be sold
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND In the rapidly improving town
Of Brahear parish Of s. Mary n square No. v bounded ny
the Nos to l4ncasye measuring each 80 feet front Fede
raj avenue, by I68 feet In depth :. s5s.s
forming the Of Federal avenue and Everett
and lot No. IL forms the Of Federal avenue and
Duke 8
HarTRRMs-One.h half cash; one half at twelve months.
in the notes Of purchaser his order, bearing
interest day Of sale 70 and
thereaerh punctuay paid, with special mort
gage the property sold until final payment
Acts Of sale before Notary Public at the K
,ense n ,he ,urrhasprs AL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
4artitular Notitss.

g. NEW ORLEANS GAS IIGHr COMPANY,
March rs. 1860.
4, Notice to Stockholders meeting OF
Of lhs Company Will be held the office
street. on TUESDAY 1s Of May next at IL o'clock
70 democratic upon tho acceptance rejection OF Of
ns asst Legislature extending the charter Of this Company
BY order Of the Board: 5S5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
Il. PROFESSOR VEGAS LAST "a
20 cHIIDREs's BALL. an
M$T AND ss%
Y-D4T cELEgRATr0E.

Il =
l4 5z## OK as5A
TUESDAY EVENING, May i, $50
Odd FeIlosvss Hall.
Vegas respectfully Informs his friends and the public In
general that his Ghdrens Ball and May Festival, under
his supervision will given the above mentioned Hall
the lst of May, 1860
The cerenlany the May celebration at TX
O'clock and followed by the hildren's Bail until II O'Clock.
after which the Ball for the adults will begin
The Hall Will be nnacenty decorated inside and outside,
expressly for the OCCASION sss
Committee Of Invitation
Hon. Gerard Stitht Prof NJ D. Dnairy,
IT, Nash, Harry NJ. Isaaeson
J. N. Reigar 5s DR.. T. Anfoux,
~ Anthony Sanbos, l.. III. Watson,
Martin Williams, N. u Hoey,
W. I. Hedgson ss ~ DIR. A. q Greenwood.
l# Floor Managers
John Vegas, Jos E. Fegas.
hs Ladies' wishing obtain Invitations will please send thsr
names and residences Prof Vegas at Odd Fellows Hall
Ladies', invitations be obtained the
day of the Ball 5zfl Il NJ $50 4 49,.
~ Gcntlernens obtained al the Hail. ut tho
Stores the ticket office the day OF the Ball
H No will bs admitted except hsy present their ticket
at the door. sii.zzss 5=3ssL AZ "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
VARIETIES THEATER. sEAvIER STREET.
Lesee and Manager JOHE b. OWENS
Acting Manager a. CHESLKY.


NEW OPERA H0UsEr--coRxgRo on BOURBON
In sHd Toulouse Streets
~ MONDAY NIGHT. ApriI r. lsea
Fonrfh night of MME COLSON-Fisst night 81 JETAIS
R0I-opera iii acts, BY Adam.
KaBos Once open every day, o'clock A. NJ 70 sk
r. n, and from O'Clock r. II. the days Of perfa
Performance commences as o'clock ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

j -, , y, p.
Well at louisville the depth of 2 feet has been proved
NV the anaysis Lawrence Smith, of Louis and
Proiesor James r. OF New York be closely allied
in its medicinal properties to the faefamed waters Of kn
in Bavaria superior that of the Blue Lick of KEN
lucky and Congress Springs of Saratoga Is now for sale in
this city. =. =, ..L-.= r.........
Of the Liver far OF the
wa bereofofe II Is in bottles and
ddosen hotties For sale in New Orleans by
- p b. FERRALI,, Commission Merchant
,ryo Rn. M " Poyit Hs street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

l.. .E5 Brazier and Bolt Copper.
Landing OK steamer Defender, and in store
10 cases aDx6O Roofing Copper 10, IL and IL Id.
10 cases 2Ax6o ;. :. TO- IL and II
% cases 3Ox6O :. :. TO- IL and IL h.
1000 sheets assorted, II to l25b.. sheets 30x60.
1000 pounds Bolt Copper, Y to IL inch
For sale by JOHN d. BElS SON,
. SO and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

POSITIVE SALE FOR LIQUIDATION, OF VERY YALU-
able Property in the best Locations in the Fourth District
Of Ground, corner Of Pryanta and Third streets
Auarer Square, Of Prynnia and Fourth streets
Square Ground bounded by ST. Charles aatc Nnyades
. Apollo, Pleasant and Harmony Streets
BY J. b. WALTON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

closed mail consisting Of letters and for States
and cities OF the German austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russa Greece Ioian Islands,
b from the rost Office In New York sersi-weekly.
"A mall for the West India Islands will be sent by this
steamer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

MOST DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND FOR ELE.
giant private residences the Fourth DISTRICT bounded
Chestnut ST. Andrew, Plaqnemines and Josephine
divided into quarters of square.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

DLANTERs' PATENTED CORD WOOD
II CUTTER ..u,,,,, =,
PATENTED CORD WOOD CUTTER, and invites all parties
interested planting call and the performance OF the
ama which will be working day. between the hours OF
r. M the No. Canal street This simple Ma
chine will do with two hands, much fifteen negroes.
tam III r. w. q. COOK. 7 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

POSITIVE SALE FOR LIQUIDATION or SEVEN LOTS
OF BrasheaF, parish of ST. Mary
square the Railroad and two from the 81 @
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

A3-DudIey Lodge No. Go, e. and A.. M -.
Regular Commnnicatons Of Lodge held EVERY SAT
uRDAY EVENING an O'clock In their Lodge Room Ct the
GRAND LODGE Masonic Hall, corner Of st. Charles and
Perddo Streets Members Of the Craft fraernay invited
TO attend.
OrrIcERs-wm. II. Stewart, W. NJ; Edwin Marks, W:
j. H. Gannison j. w. Thaddeus u. Vanliorn Treasurer B.
Outlet Secretary; r. L. Moore, s. D. Henry r. Robinson
J. u. Jas. b. Scot, Tyler. s5 "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

10 shsir service in supporting the secession nom''
sees. For the Same reason. the vacant judgesiip
Of De United States Supreme Court is hung up
10 the gaze of the stahitious. Who shall say
how many brilliant ne - demoral,sed by The
hors Of receiving the Ilte5ins prize from the
politician" At the Wits House!
Ali this Is pertinent question pot by our
Democratic contemporary. "Who shall say how
many brilliant men are demoraliIed hy the hore
Of receiving the gliitering prize from the poli'i
clan at the White uouseY Many nan bns
been debauched since the Democracy fret announ,
ced the doctrine Of pirates and freebootcrs that,
ito the victors belong the spoils." The talisnan.
ic influence of that shiLboleth Of their party made
it what it was in the days Of its hungry. lnst'ul
and insatiable existence,--an army IL spolIsfnef.
and political gamblers and ircksters. to NE
the language OF Mr.. Dickinson--who scented
their prey in the distance. and followed wherever
the hope Of booty allured.
The States should not DO surprised that "tlie
old public functionary' is following in tho
footsteps Of his illu.trious predecessors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02
The Baltimore Patriot.

We regret 10 see this old Wing journal, whie !,
we have known and read from our boyhood, :
when good old Isaac Munrce controlled its co
umns.-now lending its influence. indirectly
least, to the Black Republican cause. The PAN
OF is u Southern journal, published on Souher
soil, and we would not If We could, circumscriL
its circulation, or abridgc Its profits upon whIe
its owners may depend for treir support. "
have no disposition 10 excite unjust rrciudi,
against the Patriot when we say that, Tor sou
time past though ostensibly friendly to tue ele
tion Of Bell and Everett, it has teamed lar /,
strongly towards the odious ticket framed nj Ch
eago Il has frequently Published original co
.respondencc, and newspaper extracts laudntoI
Of Lincoln and liamliu. and furnished the then
for many OF The lnHamma'ory articles that dan
TEEN in the columns vi that most unpatrlotio
all journals. the New York Tribune,
Ave would respectfully submit, therefore, thu
the Patriot should come cut at once for Lincoi
and Hamln or, hoist the honored names ut b.
and Everett at the Lead OF its columns and ccat
from its manifest proclivity towards the RepubI
can nominees
We do not blame tho Patriot for tho OPPOSITE,
it INDUCES towards union or coalition with Il
Democracy, for the benefl Of Democracy for Y
have as little sympathy with that party, and
little reason to think we'll Of its leaders, as Il
Patriot can haye,-but it should know, tha, Il
time has passed by, if it ever existed. when &c
ali,ion OF any sort between the Black Repub
cans and the Southern Opposition would DO tol
rated. The representatives VI that party nj CD
cage, deliberately avowed the scciunal charaet,
Of their organization, when they struck tho wo'
National from their party nomenclature.
In the language OF Mr.. Curi-' grea, speee
" the success Of such q party is To prepare to,a
~ unnecessary humils,ion for proud and set,
tive people; and must be standing proclaim
ton to the South oil their inferi9ri.y"
Can the Patriot,-we appeal 70 its sense OF di.
nifty and propristy, --contr ute. in any way, to ii
elevation Of such party We urge our old triep
and contemporary, toward which We indulge !
rnkipd feeling, To eeess INDUCING its idle yag
ries, and 60 to work earnestly for Bell and E'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02
Mr.. Curtis Speech.

We commence on our first page day, the pub.
licstion of a remarkable speech: the product Of
great mind that can grasp aud discuss with singu.
lar force, clearness and ability, the complicated
ouestions now involved in our national politics
We hope that none OF readers will fail to pc.
ruse This speech carefully, and note the ponts
made BY Mr.. Curtis.
In our judgment. they are weigh'y and power,
full and cannot fail to have decided effect in ac-
celebrating that gieat moral revolution which 10
now progressing IN the Old Bay Stae. II is pre-
per to remark that Mr.. Curtis is an Old Line
Wing. who has taken no pnrt whatever IN polite.
for number Of years, but like many other Of th
great men Of Massachusetts, has been induced
come forth from his retirement to lend his puwei
full influence to good cause in this peculiar CT
sis Of public Affairs.
Mr.. Curtis IL the author OF an able and eaba
rate work ON tie "Constltution IT the tuite..
States" -underlaken at the instance Of Daniti
Webster, 1.-The great Defender Of the Cons,t,
tiop :" who himself contemplated the lrepar'
ton Of such work; but in his last days, VIII
warned Of his approaching fate, remarked to NJ
Gurus: you have afuture bsiore y0u, la,
nsue-go forward with your wo;k.
II is to the production Of such man pr,
foundly versed IL Constitutional lore, that we i
vits the attention Of our readers to-day. II.
concluding portion of the speech will be given
vnorvnw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

sale prices genefahy
APPLH.-tircen-none offering.
BAcoS-Demand good-l notice sales a: il1SGl2Hc hr
prime
BEANS None Offering.
BEKswAx--36}2 cents.
veil suppiedFe>i 90 10 e5 no sale Tor
Firkin. .-,.
ConxsuUply iarge-Salcs Yellow s7 TO s7k for
White bread Torn
CoGN Mr,l--l'en,y anil .uil III $40 81 cents.
ttGgSx-lames River u. 5c4Is2.0o.
DRIED FEf-fr-So sale
fLnugihc receipts continue lisht-wth od denaii-
quote suj,erfne Ago: Extra 800; Family -
Ft.xsytp.- f1,t2Gtl.ib ceris
FEATnEKs.-4IGnS cents.
Johannesburg, ample. No. Peruvian Guano sh2.O
N Of 2atl n-: Eccse's Manipulated Gnano sj25@: SOM
Grrp S.i0e Mexican ~ 90: American Guam"
$1,000 Rhodes sup Phosphate of lnf ftt; innns fhosihn
P.tlV sj25n lunn's Bone Ash tiuano $40; Eu
I'm Tobarco Manure .i5s Eunins Ground Bone Ash ie
Dgnid', Dust. 10000 iuins Toaeco Manure, 4I'5o
Gr,,nd pia,r i'll bulk 1900, ia bags barrels sii.U
GRASS SEEpS-Np sale.
t4S,GSG.-GOIlG e.
I,Y.Balri ~. iil fl.21; r wagon load 81 00dl s1f0
lEpN.-AioaI Tam 4aultflW y Ton.
i4rp.---uIpit good al Il fnl3 cents.
LtaE.-l hprna-tn"n sI,t0 Mountain SlCG&l.23
tSioNs-sp
PEts--NbHc.
ruTATu ,'lc To- a.
oAr,=-s,,.t new ao,s1e 80 buS. ~ ~. Bic
WuEAT-+I - fh led. slsitn ~ >, prime White
W"oL-t HWA>hcd Zp5f2Jc.; washed ;G}Gi3Ikc.
ToBAr, - l.rceips an.: utthe al, noticed In
asi report, embraces all ">cr Ions quote common lugs
~ I" 81 3r ground ~ - Ia - a. GINNING and ship
ping SC - fo working !, ~ 10 f4 bright wrappers SIS
Ia co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

cionaI Indignation ofthe Free States, aud oil making
i, efee through the rical for of hoseStates,
committed q huge mistnke. They did not ioresee
TINT however natural The excitement nj the Norm oc-
fsioned by the repeal ofihe Missouri settlement that
excitement would be spasmodic and brief, as II was
likely TO be violent They found so, in no very long
period Hence, In progress OF time, the Republican
party Is found employing species ofaRitation, when
at last male them the disseminaiors OF Hocial ma
tired towards the South, that is absolutely inconsis-
tent with the spirit OF the Onion and will be lncon
sistcnt with its continuance, iii is not checked and
rcbuked by political defrat.
Aud here let me ask You to consider why this Is so
No sensible man, of ordinary frmness Of nerve and
sound reflection, suppose that this Union Is like
" be dissolved by formal proceedings Instituted
without provocation from my deliberate choice or
policy hy any class OF men or Sstes. such disso-
laiion We need not fear But the Union will stand af-
alienation Of feeling is created, which will give
accident that inny occur The fta energy oil
spark OF fire thrown among material prepared for con
ntgration is scarcely than six months, since
IN event occurred which it'll had been preceded by
tie poll ical triumph oi Iiepnbiicansn' attended with
al the evaporation tnd alarm which must attend
flat trilmph, when il orcnrs, would have preeipi'"-
tel whole communities in the South into political
revolution No man doubt this, who remembers
t. safe II things in the South which followed the
affair AT Ilrpers Ferry.
CONCLUSION TOMORROW
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

.Baits for oface Beggars"

Such IL the caption with which the washin,
ton States douglas organ) introduces the follow
ing notice Of .Oid Buek'sv tactics in bringing oui
nsneerats 20 the interest Of Breckinsidge, !. Saw
~ States: K
Mr.. Buchanan has given out that he will r'P
snoye the postmaster At Albany and the naarshs
IN the western district Of New York. The Oh,
I4Htpf this unns'Uncement 10 advance of the fae
III ~ t6hlr. l. 70 create host Of aspirants Il
4 nasii;ons. whose Le,. claim f.r Appointmss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02
Comic Pictures.

Under this head, the New York Express Of
recent date. shows up the inconsistency and unrr
liability Of the Herald; which. in It's reckes,
pervsrsions, seems to disregard one day the stat"
.msnts it had made on the day preceding. A NJ
table case Is appended. and We call attention
!. 49es he parpose Of showing what the views
The Herald on political subjects are worth. Say
- Express:
The Herald. on New Jersey Politics, writ.
fhns,
FRIDAY.
Ne have shown how Pennsylvania may u
carried By . very handsome majority against Lir
-eoin but New jersey hardly be turned owe
To Lincoln. even by the Democratic assistant
promised by this Trenton Douglas Convention
He are thus Of The opinion that New Jsrs,i
mav be Get DOZEN Of the Northern Sta,o
srhose electoral rote riA not be yiren 10 Lincoln.
SATURDAY.
tThe alliance patched up few days ago Il
Trenton, New Jersey, between the Americans al
the Democracy. about which 81 much fuss ,
made, Is silly IN the extreme The arrangemei,
made 10 New Jersey only renders that State ~
more secure for Lincoln"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02
NOWLI\ * JONES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOCerS and Commission Merchants.

No ll9, CORNER OF MAIN ASp MAkhET STREETS
LYuchburg. Va,
WE In store and for sale iac ami wcli assorted stock
H OF groceries staple ps ,aods comprising the FOL.
lowing viz: Cuba, Orleans l.o Jsars -lrs
Loaf, Crushed, Grauuard and uAdcrgd sugars Ki, La
gnra Java and Mocha Coffee. and BLACK Teas, various
brands Sperm Wax, AlHHatlHC and Iluw tandrs, Brown
and Fancy sous, various brands -ro of every Kind. sole
leather g'" aud damaged, Liverpool aud Ground tlnn salt,
Cotton Yarns AL Nos Virginia and cured Bacon, No
uliaN Vrrin-s bls., No. MacacrI Kits Old jrfnn
Nails, Mountain Iron. i-,crcd Stcci.
Plough Lines turds No. and o-1alur- lt.cl,d anil
Brown N!nrnl, Heavy Wooicns Woo Hats ugan ~hor-.
Negro i!lhnki dc, &c which they Wi, ST, l"w
10 punrua customers time, In exchange Tor country pro
ld,o.2
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02


HEIR y perhaps disease which d,strnYs
ICE happiness and comfort OF tnit luals and uiir,
|" The same extent as UyspebSid or Indigestion.
PREVIOUS l." the discovery o the ONYGtSArn TrrRs t,rc
existed no mcicih" accessible IT. those Suffering om M, Wide
spread disease which rel eyed any mari, d degree
The power :" tse Biers the above named ease =,
wei rs owe all those having their origin imperfect Digestion
unl ue' diseases oi The stomach, vel 4SGHd
teneJ" be''1tty is beg "nd all question.
us speedy permanent
cases on record sulhc uf
Copy q Il Letter from Schooi Teocict in Detroit
=. - DETROIT, Mich, June l6 lsG.
Messrs = W. FowIE Il Co.. E.so: In re- FERENCE To the
ogenaied Bicrs. that la, ing Dvspcla
~" several months a"d hn"M dying Win ptn and
Ia my stomach was prevailed hat been
curc'i p. III >an" Hrruc 10 tr, bottle
TED bers Before n>'h1 hafa btit felt greatly Relieved,
ahd 10y The Time lad used two bottles entirely
well, and sal rrman kp4" -S,s' -"ees
%bch hay" been entirely
lhs Invaluable medicine; and il gives great pleasure
connpnd 81, ali Who may be suffering from
dread ful aj W. \. BACON Teacher OF
School.
Prepared h, :. ". SOWLE co. Boston. aud for by
William \. " 90, and john H. ~tay. Lynrhburg;
C. Pugh, Camph H.. and 10y all Druggists and dealers
medicine throughout the country. j! lGls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02
coEsTrrUTIOsAL UNION TICKET.
ELECTORS.

-. y,s.,-u,. Il. 4. CHANDLER. of Norfolk CITY.
- - TfifIR H. EPI's, Of Noitoway.
=. fH011AB BR UCE, Of HALIFAX.
- I9UNg. THORNTON. OF Prince Edwar.
- JANEs r. JOHNSON, Of Beiioid.
=. NO SCOTT, Of Powhatan-
i -. IrW{JEL J. BowDEN, %, William burg
- JOSEPH CHRISTIAN. III Midilcscx.
: g. b. H. sHACKELfURD. of Fsuqaler
*. ANDREW H. KENNEDY, of Jefferson.
~. A. H. II. STUART, Of Augusta.
ssrg W. X STAPLES Of Montgomery.
~ WALTER PRESTON, OF Washington.
-. i J.yACKsos. Jr,of Wood.
isrs A. D. dALDwEI.L. OF Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

IlEayY R.IN-We were visited last Sunday by
a heavy rain, which needed ,e"y much. The
Corn IN this county. generally, louks well. and
PROMISES goo Yell. All we nee! fear now, is
the carl frost GiccHbiicr En-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02

y ,rGrAs AND .JonvspN EifcraGAL TICKET IN
TENNESSEE Nashville. July ga full electoral
ticket was nominated by the Iuslas and Johnson
NOR to-day w. IL Polk and IL. NJ. Waterson wer.
ciaaen electors for the safe ut large.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02
APlEAsuar Boar OVER THE BLACK H,y,.r.

a LEAHUHE DuAT UFEH THE BLALk HMM n >,
--FfvE Persons DsnwNKD.--Ws,crrowr Y
July "a boat containing Gse per.H. NJ.
j. b. Pumun and chtld. Mrs. j i NJ prtsas
Mrs Jans,lee, and Miss Loui- l. .afi. esf3
oyer the Black River Falls at this place ,tl, +.
ternooE.
All Of the party were drowned and tae Loiy
oS one of the ladies he seen hanging upon a
rosk below the falls. Efforts are being m de "a
sfesch IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-08-02
Warranted Purely Vegetable


~rs ALL the ngrsd ens of BIZ ANpgEru-s Pr,
VIZ g:iye. and acl Ia conjunction Ia omen L., Puf.
e"Ne cran,r' cool heal and so carry ou ofhe bo wa
injuries u! being dgesed like food they emu, 'ef
mix with ue blood 10 search ont and reno, ali ba qua
They dissolve all unnatural collections 81, u,>e lin
cure 'ubreeS ulcers Ac, le them be In what lat If |
ten the! may! They injnre no part of the BODY TrP!
away nothing thai is good They only rcnn,e via, 'v
They assist nature, agree with IT, act wi aud aw.,,
work well. Their Use has saved many II vaial. No e'
principal Office No. 294 Canal street Price cents he, boy
~ Sl-dclGciawlm re- ooN