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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
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 eE WAR iNEVrfABLE.

The Washington arrived ai New York Sept. 18th. AAfsa 3A''as.'sl'a asa 'Fea fhs ship Marco Poi6a arrived at Liver pool 4roii Australia with g2So. 900 in gold. Her advices are to tie Stl of June.E yill was reported that the Persian CIy ofts- pahan was nearly destroyed by anFearth- q,aise on theat Ilh of July. Y ..''ss s
 TiR London Times of the l4tl, annouR- ces that the Emperor of R6ssia had re- jected the Turkish Inodific Ations.L War was now considered yinevitablc.e Previous accodnls state ahat the Englishan nd Efsach Consuls had eff, Jassy, creating gfea. panic. a~n f,s, NJ sf X <.
 Telegraphic accounts from Consiaatino> pie so liie 29lhsof August, state that the Turks were Rsfting inpaiiently lora man. slIest 1sais tie Sultan, expiaialiig the poSsiis Etion of runkes @ilha respect atoa the oefeS Ipo~erssD The Egyptian, troops, afier being Irevien ed by lhe Sultan, were 10 march 10 lShuuiia. All regular communicaii0ns be. Tween Consisniiaople and the Russian ports uasinieFfupted. \ s9y teseE3s} Sas9'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
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For Ihe bed md disrrral ysSieiy "l qrppeS ee vrra, beauty and cxfs||fnees eamp1'@iag 1h1 Golden cffsselt lI|aek l,on'ppF F4',. ol r,,ers. aud NI1s elnsicE eeFietes, e ltev. Jo,eI,i' EIaridae, tO esIIs
 F,SF i lime specialen z lhe MI|lle palives GFagje, made niueh ir9xf and |l'ef " eul- gilva,ioa, .0 Geo. FrrdtTifk. Busls 2s cents.
 In conclusion, tlse committee would earn es,ly reeommead, l0 lhe meulbete ef ihis Suciely, the UalIival un of the ftUiss oi the srartlns which wrFe intended bg sl1e great Creator of the Cnigerse, as evidences ct lis goodness t0Vpf lalep race, and he NasO seIusrs,0 0r heklecis 4o beeutily and adafh his residence with iasie and sUrrOundiEg ii tsvitI, tIe 6lI5icesg variety 6f EiIe lptiits-uI llie earIli, debfiveG bunscif aud lis pes:eFi- .sy of the rich hlessings and selegani conl- forte: and evidently ile r0bs pnsleFity and mankind Of that which Daughi enTiches iaim, and makes IlSem p0nr indeed. x All of which is respectfully submttied.
 fsse Ns ]. c. BEcKw1Tn, CilairnHah.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
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 Inc annual meeting f6t ihe choice of town officers for the year ensuing was held on Monday. and resulted in the election of ihe demoe,alie" ticket. No nominations were made by the Whigs as aepaaiy. .aplahe .emRsfatss ases.isa-Mas the only point at issue. A ticket. com .pused of candidates from bot. political paf,ies. was nominated bs the Maine law people, and at the democratic caucus the hominaiiOns made were mostly of such men. as were understood 10 be opposed 10 the principles 6f that Iaw.s portion of whom, were also Whigs. The following are the officers elected:
 .Assesscr:s iTsylst. Royal A. Fofd. Henry Steeles Henry R. Goslee, Anson E Smith .s asa 9o' s Ets 1s2& Boaydsof RslisE Chester G BiFge. George Giihsgg, James D, Loyeland, Ly- man r. Gtiy9 9olds parIus P. GrisNoId.
 SekecfassmT Tomlinson Wells, Fred \ M. Blakesles. George A., Smith, Henry Frisbie, Abner Lanion. ; a
 Constd6le AWaS. H. Gfossman. Buel Sedgwick, George Garnseys;JesepltP Peck
 Wm. L. Bnrgsss Laeius sGfiswold, John O' Saepss. 7, ps xsa stts.sa Grand Jsrors- s--Challes L.. Perkins, Gafnef B Gnriiss. Jefemial, Guild. H w, Callins Homer S.oddsrd
 ls Town Clerk Samusl E. yIBolles. | 1oaOe arsasarer-7Ff Ffed'k D. Reeman l Registsar-- SamuelP P Bolles.
 E Hayweyds- Eliznr B. Smith, Jdhr Phelps, 2d, 0. A. e. Todd, David Par, melee, sEiafBion 0. Moss, Eih6s e. Moss IHenry Bryant Aimon Johnson, Itkamal Hubbard Edward Mstmofes sa astA l Nuiscncss Gomasitte William Cook IOrlando Frisbie. Gonrbg Dnnning Gnrti' K IHnil ~@@N@@EA @E al "a *tss gSw Et tSSaaas@ K Fsncs Vsieweys-- John Phelps, 2d, Ben
 Kilbousn pc, Wm. Ray, EylAapS Ssone, Get Cool, Wms H. Gilbert. \ s N. N a s.a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
WORKING OXEN.

Dsvpps hlqosl.r- Ssah' ': Rs Smish. M, e6 flD Ns.lsss aFS Sradess Lewis Gaber,. 6slIo Four yeat nla Sissss 1ssSa I'ts,SS, Slo.,S S'A'y
 Nsihapist D. Snllib, .Sa 500 2 Horace JoGnson. slsss e@ ssaa N v { m m NSsises e GrSslss. Eze0i Ss GasaswelEs n sssts saes .issW aAmos ll. Ja,lSl. { m Bai 0xehs JahMAs &Ierrin.ah,a csk, A.0n Team nr g paif--Uahn A. MerriMan; AOO illAal s'f which is respectfully sebnl;lied. ~sh aaAssssesu M Nj LAsrs Cltaitnasn. < s00aNSs dlEiEERS AND CA IVES
 The 1aMaaitsees ohi Onws, Hellets ann C.lse. repeFsslss .asesAing Caws wcss allsysd EF lnsnseslon. 0oe " chsgiep B. airi,l, pt Wa!c0ii y.llfs | I6II b|.',8 neyun, 3 NeFs 4esll speciaien Sf ike bfe2sla One " Bud " Waaaerea Gfssle, Deson'sl very a.'d aprearaace. Twn milcI, CnRs Mess alIesed oVe bv JusiaI e slines. 1s4
 - w'ns Ashlch ca0id haixila ihe tilslin6sash- ' sa inman hsll hslhds also alsnwip.s s.ii,es i,If l'AlklRe aualiiise Due ~ David lFs War Elffs ~ RerN wf,ld faag. ~ .ss ..
 One R yeaf old M eiief. hr tfifssn 4aci ' e1R. c Hue Heller, b6l ntf n fni: 'sNf9 {
 Ss.B two yeh < ,llIls asetA s'.s.efllI MNs M NaiI|Ah H FhElps sll' tl.IlE0h 9iIl&. N sn1', ade rstp6 tieslet hni 1nf s|i 41iIk. n,Ia ennsteI nlg N1eladsA a0Aag,nn Rin,skl by Ihp f'1s ~ si.q pdcielg th1n. tlQrba'innl exhihilr3 lqrQs Nsxhual. and isqa Grsdd L1el'E1a3 lhe 4Mha&4 anN naR nf tl,4 $s.ss s'' ag'isIs 'sHGR sssE ss 'sl npl 'l
 ilhss.Is Bseiss xssysOod| oeEef cs native tFcsd, tGf lh6i in uIlk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

] (rr At the Annhai Meetikg 6f tha Li,eh6eId County Agiieultursl sosIs held at diIchfeld. sspts2alls. Ss ,sa tollowing officers we're elected for 1hs ensuing year ;. q .sys .sy,.s \ a,.s1 ,9C
 Prssidsns -Abraham Beechsra Hesh> slst Vsce P,ssidsas4 T Robbins Batfsll, Norfolk. s. y.'es sg's9 ns s's'ss ] 2d do.-Josiah c. Minor, WoodbafR. Sd do.--Joha T. Andre ws, Cornwall. Reeording Sscfstary .--John M. Mad. hasnss Goshen. es e.' fsa;grs',--- stephen Trovgfiid Of Cor cssslspSasdiag Sec. Dr.. ' 6. Bssk, withs,Liech6eld X asl al, sss s' s.ss., .s',, 1s
 G0nsnsittee 0s General 1Manss1 1actuzl .m D.. Mainly Peters, WaHsn;; Joshua z. Bethlem; Herman Baldwin. Wash md
 Com. oa 4g,ieul tstys Moses s; gs; Goshen; J. P. Brewster, Cornwall Dss Humaston. Plymouth.
 Com. on Domessic Animais. - Gen.
 Fsederick BueL sLileh hfea Dasid c. sWhitsleseE Washington Royal q. Ford. ELitchields Yoted--T -ThatAhe Execntire Cgrz one. be requested to sappoint a C Fl or m ssiasS aSs this Society in every towS and that the Collector 4bs R216zasag. cent commission on all he siseidepts and pay to the Treasnser y9ssi,ss,s .s. Secretary give eaeh peiscn notiea lby icireuiafs through the Inail. ]. of this ep- ip iiilment. J0HN M. w zD65Hiaisis. l Rec. Sec.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
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 The Superior Coprl .. ''l cent rss- sIoh has. Wa srs I6IoTsSSa i|st1|ted the InlareiiOn Alely Erhni14 Aga|hil ths wosabhsy Dabk. 6hr .sfnll aII Aslosl.
 Se6adty llbsfk| eshtle'hen 6 Wood bury and tlis nsighbofkood hhv6 given such sscurlly snd made such afIvk6Ss- ncnts as will secure the payment of''iss debts. and place the Haak. hs is bdlisvsd. on a firm iouhdhtioh, sIuus furnishing c6n- elusive ssidehse Cf their confidence iHils oficefs. . -s g. gaske Bank wlIl fe eoinmcnre bdsldfss immediately after tho I2lK insEs. and nay pay all claims against tsaol pfesantsaao the Receivers. The Receivers willpay the claions presented to and aalawaaBy them. Such ] result. Gllef S1ek mislor- tunes; seldom cnsnes: and ths 1aeasjIs taken reflect eatScfsalt on have originated and performotAiEg. Esfr q E V
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
THE eOUNTYsRAIR.na l- lsg

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 ggg THE GOUNRKsRAIRaa s@ The Annual Catfls Show and Fair of the Agricultural Society took place on
 Wednesday, and notwithstanding shsun- favorable state of fhe weather vas, fully attended 'by the farmers of the county. The exhibision'aof e6astls. was smalI abu. chose present were said to be ef s batter quality than have ever appeafed upon the grounds before. Among tlie sheep exhibited sas a flock of tensfulbblood |Cotswold ewes. the property of Mr.sT. L. Hart of West Cornwall, Also ten lambs, both of whicb received the 6rs, premium of the sociely, and are spoken .of. by those, vel qualified tp judge, as being very superior and bedatiful animal. --showing good care and close discrim~ ipstion in bIscding. s..., .,,s s,......4z
 MT. HasssW we learn has been for: some yearsaeugagad in bringing his flock io their present high slate of perfection. The greatest curiosity of the whole ex,: hibitiop was sheep and slhree, lambs belonging to oathe same Aocks all.of snagc and tlis progeny of one sheep Their average weight was l104 lbs. and theis age six monthssnd eight days;l the lambs were all reared by the sheep without extra food. We tbinxs Mr. Hart may safely ehalleage ths countryforap paraalel.
 Had the day been favorable, ghe eSi,i. bilien l,ilas would have surpassed ja point of variety and asttactiyeness, ,anytAinr1 of the kind eyer befofc witnessed in this connfs ss 4s@ys8 rss1 Esss 51 sss 's- s-----Z ----Z ss- :. ss.ssssa t;sss.5, sy I nr The receipts into tke Treasury of the Litchfeld Co. Foreign Mission, soci. ety from August lst, 1852 los Aug. lst, 1859; we're, s4. .82s Is. inssead of &s,. sas Is; SfoOO from q legacy having been recrived after tie report was made 2 out. See notice not s of meeting in anothes colra1ns.l asa l issssss..s a.ss as ss .s sss ass9s1 'T.ssss K M VI ssss
 kosTzA The diplomatic letters which recensly passedl between Hulseman, alies Aasarian minister. and secfetafy Mafey. relative to the seizure and resrue of tlles Hnagarian. Koszta. ~ smyrna. have been and the reply Of sMn Marcy. to the note of the Austrian minister is an able and unequivocaI slocamens. Il justiies the condact of Capt, Ingralam. and a late dispatch ialimates that arr rangemeassahave since been agreed upon for the selssss Of Kossla the iermsaare that he isto oretufn to this county.
 2 R Tho Exeursion to New York .aaes place pext wtsk. "A train will leaye Wiusied early Wednesday morning. for Bridgeport. ahence by sseamboat lo New Yosk. Tue fare is 4educea; sa.l card of admission 10 Che Crystal Ralacs will bs given so sll who buy siskess ior ne lrlP.ssxe &ssz q ss4i ; as.ss sS s ss---f-ss----- N M.
 AE The s,ale Normal school Ami 1 vsisssg KxsncisAs as Naw aBrilala aooE | place on Tussaayy "Wednesday and 1 Thursday q last Nssk, aud they rsssoil character mest cEeditable so lhs ;;ss.i, [ Iglloss AddEAsssA were made by Pset l lseslosack Assselaie Piiheipal oE lls InS 'lispllp6 Hos Hs6sy Bainsas asv. | 'ssHpss. sPa os1sls. VI sas I ' .Al - glrrg i |
 4ile sips konss ok ibe Hadsaippis aaiiscad, at Pitlsasla Was sslsugiA bb b
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
cENERAI. nIANIIEACTuREs.

The Committee on tleherai Manniac> lures hrg, leave .ip feplFl, ilfat lhey. hnye altemded tss the tIaties 0f fIIIeiF appeiutpaent.
 Tl,e number af articles entered an ex>
 ISilSsfan was ninre 1ihau uSuaily limlte
 sl,he ,iSly Steaw Cuiter entered was one nl Galss,s P.ssenS ,,E which. Measrs. EtlslmF
 s,Il & Wells, 0f BFislge epi,ri. are fiie pr0prs-
 a,otA. g'he snaclline wssuf nuveicUnstr6c.
 don, una rmns eqmllg adapie6 se1 cnlaing strsip, .hays s,aiks, oF raols Isrs cattle, angl isaegislen.ly adapted 10, the. walls Of el:e fsFmer by ;ena hlipg him with great lscilIly to furnish lIrnips, p6iat0eS and 0ftee veg~' eIables in form adapsetf aUleedimg Stock kiiOi1a faS iieenna leAidEraluna;T a | lUng titl1ess as flse prsscess oI cutting bvngn. Aal labor was slow aad by other fneans i'm. perfect. AS this machine, avas made in an adj0ining county. il did noi come under the FegulsiiOn, ihe Committee awarded d premium to the ehie:prissng pfOSrietOEs ua S1, %. ( Eas a 2s SsssS Rs The nextssF.icie examined waaa Scras per for mad makanRnf ah0sfls sd0QbIe ail.el 0s,aal dengtt. matefiailx different ffpms the common rnas: sscraper, winch was. said tO anssver useful purpnse by ena bling ihe team to work on the road len glhwise, and cafries The dirt diagonalIy into its Eirs stliis your Cumniiisee awarded discFetinnarys premium 6t Q ,O0 10 SYnIdel EI. Dadley.
 For beauIifili OK Ya,IEe made by Rem nem Humssi0usslse Gomuiifee awarded D. pgsteiam oi Q %, is being sinlaid and fn-' shed win brass. fsSas gs; esaa es rsaa Enr n new Sash with side springs adap, ted tO the changes of. the weather, and so Sued as 10 be easily taken out and ret,Tned. We recommend discretionary premium of @a .OO l0 FisSpdns 9RUfnef, s0f NNinsted.
 Alt0f sSShichsis respectfully subnih,ed.
 N N9 G. BErgMTTH, Chalrlnau. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
BLOWING.

Linus GiIbeFi. 0f., Oxen. lst pre-, s5.O9
 MrtRvT D. Caalah. fassa sade 4 O0s Robess sf. lNI hidr,1 isss sSsf ass si 500 AsaheiH. Morse, HsEses, lsllpre., 400 Matter Snlisii,as q haA 12d .'.a .igsy4sO0 2. E. Whitilrsey ssss'sSa IS szl 400
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

rs,, :s,sslIsos 1Aere offered. One Ibs Nssl.nn nst|. Jr., af Cornwall One hy Nm. ll flafr|s|in, both elanI En.,sl.
 k,,ur NCalre were enterstk Two At' David w. WaRhers one " 1shjaalI6
 Webs,er. md ots by Janlss Nl. cearrii| Sll fne Chlxef.s &
 bm bseedlng oDwswe lsavc awarded s6 Chaslrs B. Smith the lsl premium 0f S4 % David w. Wagner, eaa 800 ca nlilch Cvwk, tQ Josiah e. Miner,
 fstsnrefnidm. H m David ". Wagner, A,l premium, 500 Nsahsn I1aFl, Jr ssaha MIns R ElSss rissis each ycsfIiRg heiles ufe9asi \ q On ESiges ~ Bepk sebsIer, from tie best Helfef Cali, g SS&s aV .@as01, 1anies M SchEFifE foFzie hesE Bulla..s !, Cali, .&g Gesss@ 1s@ geo AS there were no 2 year old Heiiegs.,n aik entered, your CUnldhit.ee would te commend 6 agraidiItSis pre1lisifIa Tone slssfs laraO Naiha6 B.5 .5RhelFSA of w oIcpsfsille, for a few Devon Hcilers, and two dollars ;D Charles Haich Of Sharon, for ESuf fife Durhaa anIls Grade t1giie4s.s saaA Hea, SslRconclusiun, yu.w Conn,iliee woDld sag, Ihai although the number "f.caiile preseht-. ed Enr their inspec,ion, was not so 9reai ass at some former exhibitioHy GlIeyaNefes sall worthy Af high :cpiniBendaiian.e s ga esssT- All of which issrespec.lialy snhmilteh n.,, ] ; asad-P PHlHEAssN NoRTH, CiairulaG. v. V a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
N ts ..

sday szOtH lnSt.s atI10s0 GI0cks H. uas I tsesSss@- sses s2o ~A pocksls hook containing niloat two hsndssd ana my sdSIlsss wa sislsa
 from Ghsi ipockst q D. ". ,ysssslls fsq.
 or accidentalls dropped by him. In this
 village. on Monday evening Of lzsgwssk.
 The hame of the owner MS on on tie book and on papers it contained. and abosvsr
 may have fonnd and retains it, aless honor than the robber who has the o0ur- age X, demand sone's purse. .A 2. r@---------s4 - -s----- aS sssstas2 ], T The Middletown Sentinel. frank denlocratic paper, thus .expresses it's opinion of the future ofslhs WAie passy and their principles;
 The hig party VII preserye'iis vial fly until iis principles are accepted blythe people, and spermanenily: sincorporated into the policy Of our GovernrnsSs. The principle of internal iirpfossfheass iss gaining ground. and has begun to find favor even with the present ssiiniifisira- ton. Protection 10 domestic iniusffg Is ssdear tolRe Wings as 1t erer was, and will receive fheir support 50 long as we have home manufactures fo Dc pFotected against foreign capital aud labor We believe that at this moment, i GsisaIofitv of our intelligent vQters are seatiy 0 fally for the support of these 6nd other Wing principles. and that iis Sri obpdflhbisy could now be offered, the tVhig party would sho@a vitaliiy se IuaI 10 that of l64S.s sss. ssaa.s.s4 ssts 1sss fsxssEs s@ ----.s-z-.-ssA<sasg- g-.s<zs-zzsS-
 FeREIeN.--lhe R.slfic arrived MGNew Ycsk on Aandsy morning. bringing sAree days later news ffosn Europe: 6lyaaae had tfkeu piase in tlle EasfefIi uABsfioIi, ] The Chinese Resolaiion extends,s but no decisige action reported the atFices from Shanghai. down to ike 9th of. June state that the inslrg gents were marching q ahrge force to she west and north: and have taken one or two ef les in that direc. tion, and it was tileir intsnfien at oace le proceed 70 eliisis N N III N K
 The choleTs } .l $ sPssaaing ip English
 Lstsst ,slsgsaphip ;siiiispsisb was received on Tpesd afternoon at paris from Vienna, .anaouDcingS stl,e' sin,norlans fact that Austria deciaies that ciscum. stances nc longer permit that power 10 act nnitedlY with ste 0thes area, pow CTS, Instructions Lave .beeh ios warlie,l tos V. ae Rfack thatsEe may assure the Sultan that he must acespt she iisss sgsoie lWishout mod di!icasions. Ehe Confareacs at Vienna consider that aflaiFs .aa Con. stanlinopis ars nov in ' ssrY ssEiou. condltiol. M sss sasss - 4ses T. ssss
 4 Hard Cskss. A-An old mn. named AlsnsoR CEeens liEinE iR Nov London, wss obliged 10 qlil .|s niiis. some zsfe yenfs aeo. 1se she cQnd6csed sO 6sdlrs f6f;s Teefs Ind llanSa;Ted. as III @1s tod i,as hs had \ riahs Io naAfIy &6in he llid so. and Nas IiVinr hapnilE ed eomfbriabl blg 1eee6f .ls1lss. slsSf soma sN9st.s ipltnElF SsA> ns0li1kA e E6. aii6sf 6s it fNr |,zomY, esd flsel.' M 6 hss ,nune - tha , slzls Flis1hfD igI. q eAAs e 6hAdv 4 nas! iesI cosslas J --z D
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

mI6s.. 6I, ,o0i to Fredesiek VI. Judson, Q. pair wrIl iraineds Rpshus Bird, and Ai,os Ai, a,ld, tacl, . pair nl e|,,oi sleetss Thfre were N0l ft|fs q ! yet pIl' Sgtti pre- i'esi bF 5is L laytll lastt md .Jnlan c, llq.nps1n. 1'hdfe ls. hhI one pSeuiGrh, S SW2rtltd iQ W E Hari D0t Ali 0f which is sresptc ,y A1lImif.sd.
 JIG. AalnEER, Chairman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
rrn ' Teml5e1la mt aTectiniH.,

4wFn Tcmpe n1ectinG. as3.t8 The twenty fifth annual meeting of the
 |Liseb6eld County Temperance Society will be holdenzata aT0Sfingfordso son Tues.
 day, a5.R inst, at 10 ssISeks atf 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

ile oqsipS konsS ok tbe Hadsainni RailsOad, at Pitlsaela VI slruaisb iightniag Saturday night. 24Ih.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
POULrRY.

Besisloa Chinagoag EoMis. u Harry ase sBnlkaey, asl eaw ss81 .gyesi aga .00 Best rarksssn nhFslsG Geese. heshD Ducks, s,s, sia James E B1shop. sachnv N, {. ,OO Best aud greaiesi Narieiy nf Fowls, .s.,
 including CRitisgDnlss, Shanghaies, Ts''-
 brown aud wrue, Bnlf1n Greys aud
 Baniams, t0zgaaies E. Bisis6p. SOC
 Mpses, LymaRexhibNed some .Gpi9ca Pigs, Ibui ns,i, Tor premiums, and lol oi very curious f0Nis, tie ffizzled 'ctlirkens.
 !AiIOf which is fespe ctiilily snhlbiiiea. Atsw ol ras'aT .fS. Com, ChsifaIail. aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

ian1i1 tbRa SIsere aas i,rnnls n. tAs q v sgeERln alsilieH af Ennlnsi Y Iso - ll1sss lney s1pasRa maaan ssGlich hnnhS as}
 " FFe4 let vgays <Realy niles kirsi sn -
 2 ..t .Als ths hind wheels MonIs 6ssrisk ks
 ths hont ones.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

hnsaaio Benles keFy lo0a ostsF cs native tfdtd, ths hOi ih mllk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02
PROM u. new Ysrk Herald.


THr ErFrcr IN LoNnos OF TIE TrRKIsH VAR
London, NOE, litA, l553--The money market here
iscomparaiveiy easy establishing the tact that the
fear Of war causes more stringent money market
than an actual war True, ofthe great w estern
Powers are "a vet involved. nor IL II likely they
viii be before Spring. You will see by Nesserodes
late despatch that Russia will do everything In her
power to eoniine the war TO the narrow limits of
the provinces Yet you must not cone to the con.
cusian that Russia can entirely control the action
of Europe For know that the Porte has asked
France aud Englandto guarantee the neutrality OF
Austria, alleging that ttakes larger force guard
the rear of Omar Pacha's army from sudden at
tack of the Austrian army OF observation, as It
would require TO march to the heart of Hungary
| also know that unless Austria wihdraws hef
forces. or that Englend and France shall guarantee
her neutrality, that the Porte had advised her that
he viii declare war against her, and tnat sac can
not be regarded as neutral while sue mas large
army on his frontier, which requires an equaiiy
strong force to watch
We have a2vices that kossuth agent was open
ly received nj Constantinople, ard that the Porto
made no secret of the fact that unless Austria with
drew her armies fro, his frontier, or that England
aud France shall accede to his demand for guran.
tee OF the neutrality of Austria that kossuth will
be invited 10 Constantnopie and placed at the head
of a s,ronr division TO march OH Hungary.
Cant. Porter, of the Golden Age, and Mr.. How
ard the accn. and owner. are new in London. and
understand that they have Ciers which will proha-
blv rc.ult in their going TO Constanlinople.
Very respectfully,
~ q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02
DR. GORDON HARRIS, GRADUATE


OF THE BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY, Ne.
81 South Cay street, opposite the Exchange Build
ing and Post OHce.-Those requiring medical sur
gical aid, by applying to DR.. H. may secure skilIful
treatment and advice, while all communications will
be sacreGiy shielded by the Egis of professional
honor.
Aware of the difficulty with the public to dscrinai-
nate in newspaper advertisemsnt between the gem
ulne and skifu physician and the spurious preten-
sons Of the designing and dangerous quack, DIR. H
will cheerfully give, when applied to- such private
references as viii fully satisfy all who require his
services.
BEWARE OF NOSTRUMSt
Avoid the Patent EliAirs, Compounds and Cordials
advertised to cure all persons under varied forms OF
disease
AS the constitution and habits of individuals differ
reason teaches the same remedy be suited to
al ankle, and that disease only be safely and eff
feetcay eradcated by judicious application of pro-
per remedies
ATTENTION INVITED.
practical experience of over 25 years enables Dr.
ii TO insure sound ana speedy ia certaineisss
OF diseases, which have too long been yielded by
regular physicians to the hands of quackery He
may be consulted cOnfdentiay, either in person or
by letter.
Persons at distance cured az home by eddres.irs
a letter to Dr.. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, Ma
ryland.
All communications confidential.
Remedies sent BY mai o. express to any part of tbs
United States oc if-Sr.
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pICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
IL ROAD-OPEN TO OVERBY'S 81 MILES.
On and after Monday, Oct. Sd. 1853, the regular pas
senger train will run daily, Sundays e1cepted) be-
tween Richmond and Overby's
The train will stop for passengers at the follow
ing points only Manchester Robou's, Coalfeld, To.
Wyanoke, jennings Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty
Church. Meherrin, Keysville, brakes Branch land
Overby's.
Leave Richmond at o'clock A. M. Returning,
leave Overby's at 12 80 O'Clock, P. M.
Children over 10 and under Is years of age half
price
Servants travelling by themselves be furnished
with two passes so that one can be retained in the
Office and it must be expressly stated on the pass
that they are permitted to go on the
Passenger for Halifax C. II. and Danville can
meet Messrs. Flagg Co.'s four horse coaches at
Overby's daily. Passengers for Greensboro gh
Germanton, Salem, and Salisbury meet Messrs.
Flagg 4 Co.'S four horse coaches on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at Overby's. Passengers
for GAINESVILLE Milton, n. c., and Yanceyvle, can
meet Messrs. Moss Il Co.'s coaches at Over5y's On
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, and for Milton
ana Yanceyville by Flagg Co.'s line Mondays,
Wednesdays and FRIDAYS al Overby's
CHARLES q. TALCOTT,
&C. Acting Supt of Transportation.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
Passengers for Fsrnviile ana Lynchburg procure
Through Tickets via South-Sde Railroad and Flagg
Cadwel! Co.'s Stages, by application at the Ticket
Office of the Richmond ana D. r. Il.
Through fare to Farmviile. ..............S5 50
LynchbUrg. .............5 90
CHARLES g. TALCOTT, Acting Supt.
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asornrn Comkr.--Mr. Van Arsdale, ofNewark,

ANOTHER CoMEr.--slf. Van Arsdsle, ofNewark,
N. j.. on Friday evening, discovered unknown
come, In the constellation Cassiopea, which Is
IL In the zenith II il of small round bright ap-
p arance with exceedingly rapid motion in a
direction apparently opposite to that of the sun
After only short observation 1t changed its place
very pereeptibly. 1t is not apparent to the naked
avp