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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
I PowELIs FORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY. va.

| lPoWELL'S PORT, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
% . Ssss to w
tcrng place is situated eight miles east OF Woodstock be-
building Gone hut ed ect commenced last ses
has been completed aud is ready for the reception Of
Families, have been erected convenient to the boarding
These SPRINGS consist OF WHITE, BLUE and BLACK
SuLrnuR, Cha LIMESTONE and SLATE all having
their Fountains within Of thirty yards
sufficient nifty Of pure water to supply many thousands
SIN gradually rising TO the south and east n
it reaches the western base OF the Mansantten.
enchanting landscape views the country. To the
south south sas. and east there arc lumber Of mounds
IS to 100 feet bottom front and to the
the NM MANY o. these elevations can
This Mountain, with its picturesque scenery, it's jut
panoI ANA which, for bold outline pleasing
unsurpassed by any mountain scenery in Virginia In
the Mans anutten nd Fort Mountains embracing the PAGE
Warren and Shenandoah Valleys must be to be
in addition to the Springs proper there number
In The h9 ys OF hf The
Cold Spring short distanee from thsi 81 Immediately
To tic south from the SPRING. about Of
mile gushing from the mountain sde is the Sweet Chaiy
and which is believed to possess peeuliar medicinal quail
Visiters coming from the North East can enter The
S e9oh the ss e
north be Springs The rugged grandeur Of this
nature dee the rocks towering to the, very Clouds
strikes the traveller with admiration ~
arriving at the Springs, the Invalid has with
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Baltimore the morning. and arrive here MORN
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from the South win leave stanton in the arrive
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has been erected for the aceommodatiou OF visitors
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Comprising some Of the, most Remarkable Exam
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THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
TloN FOR THE PERMANENT;CURE OF CON-.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THE LUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE
d.. AFFECTED by THE EREE USE OF
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Arrival OF the steamer Illinois. Later from
California. ....

New YoRK. October l3--The steamer Illinois, from
AsPnwall, arrived this morning, bringing dates from
California 10 the 18th OF September, and from Panama
gold dust.
The steamer Sierra Nevada left Kingston the 7lh inst
for New York.
The Illinois brings he California mails 10 the 10th Of
September
The steamers Golden Gale and the Winfield Scott were
at Panama on the lst inst the latter libelIed
The steamer 5. g. Lewis lett San Francisco on The
18th for San Juan.
The steamer Columbia left on the 18th for Oregon
The steamer Brother Jonathan arrived al San Fran.
cisco on the 10th, with dates from New York to the
22d OF August, the shortest time record from Panama
The British mail steamer arrived al Panama on The
27th ut
terrible gale had occurred off Acapulco The barqae
buInham had arrived al Panama, stripped OF every sail
and spar.
The sickness al the mines has been exaggerated AT
Salmon Falls there had been but few resembling
cholera
killed in fight with Indians at Rush Creek.
Twenty y.hve deaths OF cholera had occurred at Bartons
Bar, in Yuba county.
desperate attempt had been made to assassinate MIR
Russell, editor OF the Los Angeles Star, by W. A. Corn.
wall. secretary Of Gov. Biger.
great fire had occurred at Nevada. The National
were DESTROYED
jim Hays. formerly Texas ranger, was murdered at
Stockton.
Large bodies Of overland emigrants had arrived at d
ferent points in California
ColoneIs Ransom and C. c. Macy, of the surveying
department. have arrived at Los Angeles General Rich
and party OF Mormons from Salt Lake had also ar
rived.
There is great excitement in California about the i'm
position practised upon the overland emgants by Gov
Bglers relief train
Another rich gold mine has been discovered at Mission
Point.
Large droves sheep had reached California from New
Mexico.
Advces from the Sandwich Islands state that the fever
had abated al Honolulu. The Maine LIQUOR law was
being agitaed among the Islands The fever had abaled
at Honolulu.
Advices from the Society Islands state that two Brit
sh rgates al Hanbina. and that the admiral threat
ems TO take possession of that island and Rata
MARKETS
SAN Francisco, September 16-Trade was lively, and
Hour unchanged IN price,
Barley slow of sale and unchanged
Turpentine sales at 81 25 a $l So
Coffee is in moderate demand at % cents.
Lard 22a 25 cents.
Money is in demand, but not much doing in stocks
KINGSTON.
We have Kingston dates to the 5h of October Bread
stufs were inactive, and produce firm Sugar was ad
vancing. Beef unchanged. Cofee-none ia the market.
Corn, Is Cd TO S. Flour, Baltimore, 32s Lard firm al
3D. Hams scarce-sd. offered. Sales Of pork a, llss
Rice in limited inquiry, and had declined Is Sd IS per
100 lbs. Tobacco was quiet
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived, the ship Scotia, from Baltimore, and the Vic.
tory and Maria, from Philadelphia Arrived at Tai
mouth the ships Z. H. Filler and Mavin.
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twelve thousand votes. we think having been promi.
neni in one OF the sections in which presidential aspra
tons had been engendered il was supposed his name
would have been scratched from the ticket by many OF
those who paook OF the hostility OF the recent contro.
yersy His triumphant majority proves how absolutely
the democratic presidential nomination has healed all
dssensions Nothing, however could prove i more sat
isfactorily handh zeal with which all the democratic
candidates who gave way at Baltimore 10 the nom
inaion OF Pierce and King have entered in person
into the canvass for them-Cass, Buchanan, Marcy,
Douglas Houston Lane. Dickinson, and Butler; nay,
every man whose name was suggested at the con-
venion is found in their respective sections OF the
country alaying all the srifes which had arisen
in the ranks OF the party, growing out OF personal
or local predictions. Public have never given
higher proof OF patriotic devotion to the countrys cause
in subordnating all personal ambition and the lower
feelings which steal into the bosoms of the best
pque disgust morhcatonthan those patriotic and dis
interested men 10 whom we have alluded
Ohio aud Indiana. we confidently believe, will be
found with Pennsylvania in crowning the democratic
triumph of the 10Th instant We have looked upon the
success OF the democracy in Pennsylvania now as de-
csive of its Backed by Ohio and Indiana no
man doubt but that democracy may succeed, if il
will, in securing the presidency There is but thing
fear Oor confidence may prove fatal by persuading
thousands that the election will be easily wiihou,
them in November and thus put at ease they may
attend the polls The wings will make calculations on
this false security producing a5sentesism among our
friends Many army has been destroyed by giving
itself up enjoy victory. and falling asleep in the
presence OF broken but vgilant and desperate enemy
Against the dangerous proneness to think all that
may be won, friends in all quarters must be well
guarded. defeat produced by ones neg ggence is
the most painful and disgracefu that befa u.s. vi.
gilanee and activity therefore, must be watchwods
until the Sd of November
The daily union., 1852-10-14
ByJ. G. MCGUIRE. Apo,,oneer.

pENNsYLyANIA AVENUE LOT At AUCTIoN--wnI be sold
the Thursday, the lfh day OF Oco
her O'Clock lot 9s reservation N fronting Is
city OF Washington, and
ming public alley. is of few
naming unoccuped this thoroughre and business
well deserving capitalists
Az United
Terms OF fourth balance IN sir twelve,
his the deferred
bearing interest and them by deed Of
property. Tide perfect Jas, q, MCGUIRE,
Oct I'D Auctioneer.
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MaIadministration Of the Pension once

We are unable TO the particular questions pro.
pounded BY our correspondent; and give them place
IN our columns TO attract The attention OF those who can
Our business does not bring in contact with the PEN
SION bureau, and consequently cannot speak OF our
own knowledge TO the manner in which il is admins
tered but, II any reliance be placed in multiplicity
oil concuIing complaints the Pension Office is most
shockingy msmanaged. Every branch OF the public
service has been badly administered during the last three
years. for horde of ignorant inexperienced. and inca
pable men have been placed in office, 10 the great deri-
meni OF the public service The men who have been
uppermost in the whg party since il threw of the re.
sirant Of principle and passed under the dominion OF dis
honest availability. have tried the patience OF the people
by dischargng the executive functions they obtained in
is4s in the imbecile and corrupt manner; and if
the general opinion here in Washington be worth any
and confusion
To the Editor of the Uaion:
SiRi Can inform the public what tho the
Pension Oicei There great many strange reports
about II; do let know the whole truth Its business is
in most deplorable condition. The Commissioner has
established rules with regard TO showing papers There
are, however, persons who have any
papers notwithstanding the rules. On occasion men.
TONED that certain widow entitled 10 pension
than she had been allowed and within an hour after
one of those gentlemen examining her papers. He
knowedged to that he knew nothing OF the claim until
mentioned il. The widow lived least hundred
miles from here IL is strange that there have been
four chief clerks the Pension Office since the present
Commissioner has been its head and OF them
has remained II be the fault of all Of thom be.
has since been appointed Commissions Of the
General Land Office, and stands very high in this
ni,y and another has been appointed clerk In the
office. You may depend upon 1t there is something wrong
With view ascertaning what is the the PEN
Office, who is TO blame and how the evils of which
every having business there complains be re-
moved, SHALL from time to time, have occasion
nue my nterrogatories,
Can you give any information the following points,
vizi
Was James E. Heath, who is the Comm ssioner of
Pensions, the first auditor of Virginia
II So was he removed and what the of
his removal!
Did he while auditor Of Virginia, allow Or pay any claim
communication, with interest, without taking appeal
TO the court ol appeals
so wha claim, and any of the parties in interest
in any way related TO him
What is the present state Of his health
Is he capable of going from 10 another in his
office?
What does he do when he goes to his office
How much OF his time does he spend in his Office
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Sales To-Day.
y. q. Mcguire, Auctioneer

y. q. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS At AUCTION
ia Thursday morning. October H. a 10 o'clock shall sell at
the residence oCapt Smith, Of aud Twentieth all
his household and kitchen effects consisting Of
Mahogany spring sofa, rocker
do parior chairs
Mable-top table, rout tables
Mahogany dining and breakfast tables
Painted cane nd wood chairs,
Parlor, chamber, and passage carpets
oil cloth, stair carpet, rods
French china dinner and tea
Table cutlery, plated castors, glass
Flour vases, clock
Bedsteads, bureaus, wardrobe
y nd shuck mattresses, bedding
Looking glasses, washriands, toilet sets
Cooking, parlor and chamber stoves
Together with good assortment OF kitchen requtites
Terms s25 aud under and
four months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Oct l3-d JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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Iron Hall Assembly Rooms,
(Psunsyirania .8penue1

\ X. GOODALLS first Promenade Concert place on
Friday evening 18th October Admission
cents performances will be
cinF novelties tcass character Sec programme OF the
These intended only refine the
higher order Of attended
walking dress, that will enable the humble
chanic participate pomenadng this delightful
rooms enjoying FIRST class music performed hcass artists
von Master Goodn only ten age" ths wonder
word All critics and professors everybody
hear this prodigy, pronounced 10 be second TO
Vocalist, Mrs. Goodal
yoonoeno &c. &c. j. X. Goodal
Mr. Jardne will preside at the piano-forc. Oct li-N
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Connecticut Election.

The Hartford Times OF Monday thus sums up the de-
cded victory OF the democrats 10 the late town elections
OF Connecticut:
"We have day heard from Monroe and Roxbury dem
ocrac,l aud Washington, (whgl making in all 6s demo
towns, 3S whig, aud IA equally divided"
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The following notice has been sent Us for publicato

Selden Wlthcrs, ~ Co having time since, in
pance with the wishes Of their elowcit Of the Dis
trict OF Conmbs issued small bills Of the Of
ono and dollars, and believing that recent
that public hostile such issues they
have determined from this date discontinue the circua
lstion Of their issues Of the denominations named
WaHrvsroN, October H. 1882.
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ANCIENT EGYPT under the Dhsrnoh's, by John Ken
n rick, NJ A., vols.
Comparaiive Physiornomy Resemblance
Animals w. Redheld NJ. ~ vol svo ensa-
Annals or the Observatory Georgetown College
Georgetown, ID. q -
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
OctH Bookselers 9th
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Mass Meeting of the Democracy OF New Yorl
City.

The New York journals of Tuesday give glowing
accounts OF the numbers and enthusiasm of the great
democratic rally, under the call OF the Empire Club, in
the Park of that city, on Monday evening.
In the absence of Mr.. John Van Buren and the Hon.
Mr. Soue, who had been expected TO address the meet
ing but were compelled TO be absent eloquent speeches
were delivered BY Captain Rynders president Of The clubs
General Wabidge. OF the democratic candidates Of
the city for Congress- John Cochane, and Edmond Blank
man, esqrs
The torchght procession which took place aiie the
addresses represented presenting imposing spec
tacle and the whole demonstration gave unquestionabe
evidence of The zeal and confidence which animate the
democracy OF the commercial metropolis
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0}- Junior Bachelors first Assembly place
Saloon Thursday evening" October 2s
tickets Samuel VIM Gmanis drug
sold after the Goth instant
Oct l2-ot&MrWTnw
The daily union., 1852-10-14
from MIR. Lyons, OF Virginia,

w. nublsh to-day letter from this distinguished gen
,,.,..o II relation 10 the presidential canvass Mr.
Ivoos since is4o has been the most influential whg in
v,,sna He was appointed senatorial eector for the State
nv ,he recent whg convention but IN consequence oil the
-.,.n.oo OF Scott he resigned his position. For rea.
eloouen,y set forth in his letter, he will give cor
AZ, .unnou to Pierce and King.