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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20
FALL All. AND WINTER 4 FASHION n.
8 IHata and Gaps. g

Nos. i 10 and i IS, dRnitl 50. VEheelinES Va.
ArVGs IiaEd. and Is reeei wing
4 pf tho largest STOCKS OF y A'Tsi and ea 81 thA1
~ been Olcned in this city ttS Stuck
having ee led 81 himself, with great care he q able
10 acknowledgements 10 and
Ing es to sell Hats and CAPS as
on n they ea bought 81 PhadeIp or BaltIn0Te.
our stock comprises every description OF Hats AMI Caps
IorR In iise. r. aePt2& II -. i $. AYkRr4 a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20

MUM LIN d.
4 The fhe light iltdug ht steamer P0ltI
HEN F3Y, Captain efEo, ION! yslll
nun Is the regular Unl0ii Iile spac let be-
tween Wheeling and Gin ny tialeavlng
Wheeling every yYedlrsdays at 6 o clock, - q
This boat isnsw audh6s aupeTi or accom-
niollattons II Is -
For freight or passage apply on bosIil or 70
iatiffltiR u IA fRl0tt q, ~ - esll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20

MOT nom CALIFORNIA. Australia orths war tie
in Turks and Russians, but domestic news, right ot
honneln midst e tisiliat from this day forward
have deerndined 10 sell their present stock Dry Goods,
which Is very large and well assorted at
A great Reduction Ia Prieeg -
They ietG every to call ard LOOK for the eom
ny are assured that this Is not use talk, but they lgtt
eliiE style afdptioe via induce them to buy. dSl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20
Arrived psslPlsaFsares s. ss6 i3oassI
7Esrll a. H9s9 q soteissE.

vallsy Of va. l,tFs z: aEine xnspEapes &c;
- gsIci 5tt.ss ,o5s e g. s Il. llanx,
\ Jysss5eS 1iii wa eeilnf3 " ess
= OclsR RPEies It0-Ja6ie r., Baker. sst 81
z s7{3-i;i "A n h 81 = d X List, noYee-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20

3Ifc4 l1fs ca q g ~
n n i commenced cp1rs ~ ie9 ae1s ~ ~
foaeon HAT 1ti9 adl - M ~ ~ F
q 2 rssS and 81 iansls
tt. ~. llrti Ii X Lole4 az
sthe - iiescf m INA & =
IA rs NJ Ga
~, I, NJ III nay laie q sel 80
* fs,t. 74iq aid fneye Has Ylti sesas
SaSs SD. cloth and q ess
sacltpt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20
VIM II Needs.

ihiisss Il Is inIiIt 6oi IN iinetSire1,
MI 24a Monroe 5Stseet OF S AIRS.
sFIGUID 81 and the ruh
lC III Eetefai That they nave bought the establish
Ipentl BOOK and
ROW y ult tld
hind Qtder of every npties
not 70 BE
and by any eaia hlis hiie III tic cpeiii 81
on tfiept OF blails bQpks
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20

Il 81 lsl11W6SI1S 44ssHt.s - ststz
NM have just received and are now n:g
Z ing one or The finest stocks of Cloths
vesnss ever brought to this Tor AN anu MinIeI
AIso.-a largo ssprtment OF Gents
if;boik re only ask tai and ~ qpE sQ91s
thcseiyes they no
ihs i al so q Washington Hal, NJ healing ~
Pr - ~ 80 IY1EEGER 81 III q @
n MT IS 81 sss 4 q x fAIerchnntl Latlprae
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20

. .lIIQS .RTLINaHa ClN lAIlDNs

SHAH Nappflels k,sd Heaifl, %. ltssf,0 md
81 rs iefseslei saflsiia 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20

QUEENS yv al E. q. g. s. So
VTT are now TeceiYtng per ships Mary haze anassI
Wv aIidei, no crates Qneensyale M ktrg our
man, tire largest in tho iweSt.i vi o.
n KylUNHAM a Cos 40 20 Monroe Err.
fsonn5s 80 - near u 70 Post Once 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20
CAUTION "a. THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DEFR.aUDEDl
nv M bo6l, {1ni6ss Dr a. NJ GIaurieehus 12o 4
LibeEy e On ta s salss s9s
moo md buy only of respectable and honorable
deSlers, on send by mais and addte 20 Dc:
Manfioeau there are sputio and ttous
r. Upon receipt Of One Dollar q THE u Hss,,
RIED WoNfA1g az. Al y H.
EaissS sz,s e the md British
An Letter. must &c 9S5f
oily. rpblshing ofHeee 40. s12o 4dberiy
Nsv-Ypfks IS 81 rfss -
sIFsol ssIas t,y55 DEf6 l;RoS s
,lss1stittp6sa conner Main and U hi1nstss Il
JCIIir HI Il AlPS0Nss ttis 81
T6baoco g obaocoi Tobacco 9!
VIR would the attentions Aier-
chants and forers to out large ana gsrsr1i
eIes 81 1mSfeiy i,siodg to regular
- ~ YEhofGanIe TGbncco IHOHggs
6F 8 ais =. or TOBACCO.
embyacna fiiteen different brands OF and si Pound
sI I9gIisS NJ ~ 10 Il eeise otnton
Johns ls6 eat lee boxes q I9ntefs,
o y as a, fs IA faci Of TWIST Mary
Bells Cherry Ripe tho Cal q 3art ETC.
ne t sss soss r. and
only regular TobaEs syei 81 ne
vance ye ssis e5hi dent ofer such induce
lneIs as other can
GIANTS Ohio 70 give gs ss
stock Or s1nsfiofI = i9s tissn
;;idsTs nisi n Ih racks Matches pas Of fpL5
i,,.Is pi,e F6baee0 ~ 70 CALI
s ia,t 800 81 Tain street
/ iSFFE ID FA IIsRo DAD:
NToFfG Is hereby given to- an stoesh deIs lyete
and municipal Or Tie emp roaa eompany;
fFSt nnnhIx on the OF
stbsgi lions viii be fegui ed
MIA OF tie pat e 1ltAF
-. 4 istSS efgdeesi, Is
ara be IN
stAiHrni ~ - fttst 4tILi "a ~
OF NoYember NEXT sgtti gtt ilE5 tlss;e pt'ssi
~ is i65 iioyi
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~ ~. ooN1Irl q 3BRIPE..Na

And must this continue Shall We DO wfse In
s that concerns the cattle Of our fields otr hotses,
our sheep. our cows, our oxen, the 1atnte and i
character Of the soil We possess, the texture and
quality Of our goods an but in al that
concerns ourselves as human beings with human
inent. inyolYine our future peace and happfness--
in an that concerns the health and welfare OF the
wife Of our affections, and the mother Of our chil
ren in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, ne ghould be fnasS
i, rneTsed inthe darkest and most *
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y 81. st1.5 h AiE ER ~ Co,
STEANdB0ATAG fsEi T,s5 Y a. III. ~
attend TO the et
wv and collection OF freight b1lls -
CfIfCe at the Store, u 80,
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: A.grioultural Warehous e.ga.3g !
arg nov prePsEsa e az SgdeEs for a
Straw and Hay Cdtters, assorted So e y =
virginia Corn Sheefsj do
HierinOHel ter GhurIlS sli- tfp2 e 7'itli
Gcddes, HarTQsVsf ~ 4l'e
5ta OK YoleS, ~ ~ l3s stJiit
+ Meat Cuttgrs3 80 saeiat ~ st'sss
Stusase Stulleres ~
&C., Store TRUCKS, ftct et5si y ~ '.1f
h59daTsfni q AicAFBE .RR0THERS; Quincy 81
III IL m M Nc IS EAS0Ns Is HIKE
yFsi4 IRON ipe, b IttuFs The Eail lsesReti
q 'rlie C0unteis iof a pfeim LadNLteis Midowhood;
DBL or Three jack Short Patent Sermons, by
fjoss fey House, bound Lives Of tge
ceef OF received - the Literary DEPOT
Washington Hail, =. p - l,,,,,,, !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20

Lynchburg Fire Tiifs e N firia Insuranc Go
80 d r. rsresee,s geit .
" 26v2s.ty tsleeliuEs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20

VIs would most cal the attention OF err
wv chaIt5 and large ana geleIai
stock li etcr and snel
eleS al fertt imafeiy belong to regular
YRhotGanI6 T0bnccO MOug9s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-20
uow oRIEN q HArpENs TIIAT q
RfIFR 1rNaERs PROM War Is z1salR

SgtFE LINelsEs FIsolt "a. Ar 10 II
In that ptiabls eShdl as not even 6se dIy to
feel the happy and collaborating influence incident
to the enjoyment Of health
She may not Us an inyalid confined to her bed,
OF even to her room ~ her pride ambition and
energy induce end nerve her 70 take personal I
not admit Of 81; bnt she ianeyertheess
q, ing from day TO day, and alWnyB ding Il
IL Thus, day after day and month after month tram
spire. Her health daily sinks TIL finally even tho
hope Of recovery no l6hger remains, And thus -lf
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FRESH ARRIVAL. l3s4
X 4 BOXES aud quarter boxes Fresh n SINS ~ y
u Q rails nafes; - -
IS do paper shell tlE11 1dss .sisS asis
o barrels Texas Pecan Nuts III
8 do FiIberts-J lust recei yed. by siss
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diseases in heir sons and DO they
other causes d the nllet nads
,.ss lion on te Of
tbe stem ng cone
tie ttntl IS tat teg
Eine 81 q Ief 10
i't',S ME- oR 0pIEJ SO LIE lN Oh
IN EioTse: some ystoi1lls.
and several That his cordia
tsSne5 SeTetv and OEiuH; the
" neither those and posed Il
containcd Mercury or thc5 enelgk
great 81 or out et envy
fh.fIid e6f dig 81 jane u appear
cd bsf nc mr.. andIfY BSlei oIteW
dsfIse snhlltnate otl
~ and manu-
name Of ilF. morse and that
III rloeS not contain q pdrt u opingE
~ q. III. d GlLLRs Mayor
, 1853-07-09
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, on the 29th ult., REBECCA
VCHAMBERS, wife of Andrew J. Chambers.
ESQ, formerly Of Sacramento, California, aged
years. The very sudden demise Of this most
sTeeHenl lady, has caused deep gloom among
The large circle who's good fortune it was to en-
Joy her acquaintance.
, 1853-07-09
MARRIED.

At Fort Steiacoom. on the the Sd inst. BY .
VI. Bachelor, ESQ.,. Mr. GARDIN HAMILTON
and Mis- CATHARINE slCKLEs, all Of Pierce
. county.
At Victoria, Vsneouver's Island. on the 81 ult.
BY the Rev. r. J. Stainss. Mr.. WILLIAM
MCNEIL, son Of Capt Mcneil, Chief Trader.
Hudson Bay Co., Fort Simpson, and Miss MARY
heAULAY, daughter Of Mr.. Donald McAulay,
Piewfed Farm, Victoria.
, 1853-07-09
Proposed Mass Meeting.

In accordance with the time honored and c.
tablishcd usage OF the Democratic party, tho IN.
dersigntd, members Of the snmc and citizens Of
Washington Territory, respectfully and earnestly
urge upon the different members Of our politicil
faith. complete organization ofthe party through
out the Territory.
We deem II unnecessary at this time to enter
upon discussion Of the propriety # an organiza.
ton Of parties we think it manifest - all who
regard the advance Of Democratic PRINCIPLES be-
fore mon, or measures before localities.
We are aware that an organization Of the Dem
ocratic party, at this or any other time. will be
strcnuously opposed by that party. who have ever
been found the sle'pess and yisilant opposers OF
Democratic Advancement and progress. This Is
to be expected. party who entertains few, If
any, Poliiicgl principles or measures, to recon.
mend them to the sympathy or feelings of the
masses, will at all times be found ready 10 ioment
divisions in our ranks by multiplying candidates
and local and sectional issues. Let us defeat the
Vaccinations Of our opponents by a union among
ourselves; let all considerations of men, locality
aud place, lie offered up on the altar Of princple.
And to this end we would invite the Democracy
OF the Territory, to Mass Meeting, to he held at
OLYMPIA, on the second Monday in July next. to
select Dcmoc-a'ic Central Committee. who will
fix upon time and place forholjing a Territorial
Convention, to select proper person as Dem
ocTatic Candidate for Delegate to Conpress.
, 1853-07-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF PORT TOWNSEND.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
June 29-schT s,atelum, Madison, New Dun.
glness.
S0-Brig Kingsbury. Cook, Coveland.
July 2-Sehr CynOsurc, Fowler, Cape Flat
terry.
4-sIOOP Sarah Stone, Slater, Olympia.
SAILED.
July l-Sehr. statelum, Madison, New Dun
glness.
2-Schr. Kate Ann, Webster, Sonk, VI,
sehI. Cynosure, Fowler, Steilacoom.
S-bhg Kingsbury, Cook, San Francisco.
PORT OF VICTORIA, vANcoUyER's S ISLAND.
SAILED.
June l7-Hudson Bay Co.'S brig Vancouver
keedI San Francisco.
.2O-BTig Rose, steige, San Francisco, cargo Of
piles and square timber.
24-Bark Joseph Warren, Falker, San Fran.
cisco, cargo OF piles.
21-H. B. Cos schr. Cadboro, Swanson, Fra.
RF's river.
sO-B'ig William, Robertson, San Francisco
sEgO Of piles.
ARRIVED.
2s-H. B. Co.'S brig Mary Dare, Mowsu. San
Francisco
, 1853-07-09

CCHR. ROVER" having been taken out of
- our hands, we hereby give public not ice that
we are not responsible for any letters, papers,
packages, or merchandise sent by said schooner
Rover, or bills against her after this date.
LAM BERT & SMITH.
New York, June 4, '53. 4l-tf
, 1853-07-09
To the People of Washington
Territory.

FELLOW CITIZENS:
AT the earnest solicitation Of numerous friends
who seem deeply convinced that can be Of es-
senlial service 10 our Territory, have at length
consented to allow my name to be used as can
didate for Delegate to Congress al our approach.
ing election. Being personally known to large
majority of you, deem it unnecessary to say
more at this time, than simply to state that my
course of conduct hereafter as heretofore, will be
open and independent. and that If elected my most
untirng exertons shall be given to the best inter.
es's Of our Territory, without regard to sections
or localities.
NJ. T. SIMMONS.
Olympia, W. T, May q, l353.
, 1853-07-09
RETAIL

PRICES CURRENT OF OLYMPIA, PUGET
SOUND, wAsHINGToN TERRITORY.
Corrected weekly by Parker Golfer & Co.
, 1853-07-09
COaCEt= .NaUig0ti0n q!

THE UNDERSIGNED is prepared, ct ,+.7
i all times, to transport passengers and YIN
freight up and down the CoNl.iz river. .S,s, 80
The mail cance leaves the Cowlitz Landing
every Thursday morning, At o'clock for Rainier.
and leaves Rainier every TuesJiy morning at
O'Clock Tor the Landing,
For freight or passage at Monticello Or Rainier,
apply to licnry Wlnsor or R c. Smi.h
F. A. CLARKE.
Cowli;z Landing, July . 1859. 4,G
, 1853-07-09

md that all of the crops looked healthy and
nromising. On their return from the Island
r Port Townsend, they had a very narrow
'scane from, at least, &" good duckiag," in
consequence Of getting into the tide iips -
that always prevail at that point. They
came out ofth.m safely however, sustaining
M further Inconvenience than a slight
prinkling from the spray, and good deal
Of fright
After a weeks stay at Port Townsend
VIZ made sail upon our return. This time
however, we did not commit oTs Ives to a
miserable canoe, but wisely took passage on
most excellent sail-boS, owned by Capt.
Webster and commanded by Capt. Harding.
Afer very pleasant sail Of ten hours, We
arrived at the nouEShing little town Of
Seattle, at the head Of Elliot Bay. Her.
We we're most Hospitality entertained by
Docl. Maynard and wife, 10 whom our liauk,
are due, as also to Mr.. Yes.ler who kindly
threw opan his doors 10 rs. The town o.
Seattle, Of which Doct. Maynard is the wor-
,hy proprietor, is adyantageously located
and cannot fail 10 become, right soon, place
Of the first rank amongst the towns Of Wash.
ing.ou Territory. 1t possesses the true ele,
men,s Of gIeatness, and ii must ind will 90
ahead. Good and substantial lrap.d house,
are rapidly going up, and ever yo,ding about
The place indicates industry and prosperity.
SIR. Yessler's SIeam.mill is certainly fap
thing for the town, aslhose disposed to build
can purchase the lumber almost at their own
doors.
At Alki we did not tarry, but could see
from the deck of our ship, that it, too, was
rapidly undergoing changes in the way Of
house building sc. Early in the evening ol
The 22d, after an absence of twelve days, we
urived again at Steilacoom, when we found
that three new house-frames had been erect
ed during our absence. B.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-01
CLLhfTFS,

rernaps some OF those intelligent individuals
VINO always decry the climate Of New Orleans
ana extol that Of New YOrk-who complain Of
Inc sudden changes and the excessive warmth
OF THIS place, and laud the cquable temperature
OF that-perhaps, we say, they have found sono
additional support for their theory in the bis.
tory OF the season We are now enjoying and tho
New Workers are dying from; and perhaps thew
haven't Here, the summer commenced with
April, and from that time to this we have on
Joyed an atmosphere most even, pleasant, de-
hghtful and desirable. There have been warm
days, and there have been few warm nights.
but they have only served as foil whereby ON
conceptions of the blessings we enjoy might be
rendered clear and more definite. There have
been no days exceedingly warm; no hot, swell.
fsfl.s tsfsy rash ~ srs described In ether sss.
wee lts kssassss .sss ISIS Azs tss mi.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-01
Local Intelligencs.

TTg---
ooAAp Or ASSISTANT AlDERMENs-lhls BODY
he1 special meeting last night. DR. Dalton President,
In the chair At the calling Of the roll only thirteen
members answered to their names and quorum being
present. the board TOOK recess OF ten minutes At the
expiration OF the recess the roll again called and
fourteen Sl, members answered
me rules belng suspended. Mr. Derbcs introduced
hrst o. July over the time granted by law the pay
uent OF the annual tax due be allowed the tax
payers and that the Mayor be authorized publish the
resolution during ten days from July in the official
ana three other papers published in the Second
| Ihlrd and Fourth Districts
| Mr. kaufman moved to amend by publishing in the
German papers
hr jesse Gilmore moved to include the Courier the
orleanian and the Statesman-they according to bis
opnonl being the papers haYing the largest circulation
| IN the city
Af SULLIVAN moved to include all the papers in the
Guy
Inc resolution was finally amended as provide for
the publication ii the resolution from the lt the 10th
OF July IN the official paper aud in numerous other
papers On calling the ytJs anu nays the amendment
| was lost
! me resolution as ori -naly offered. was adopted
tNfiNisHEu sINEss From the Committee streets
ana Laudingsio sell the contract for cleaning the cal
4 Ytz Canal. Adopted
Requiring the Street Commissioner dne the cgnrac-
tors VINO IN 70 fulfill their contracts for cleaning the
streets Adopted
Abnunri,ti5n trt - i, 5' i Ut 10 paving
Drecfu, tho street Comm .sio,ar =, ,,'i- ~
mrut Of the vegetable TarF4t al c,st MOI - ,iJ,
| $50 aad tor other purpose. Afonttl ~
10 sell the contract for ray.n,t ~ sost sf1 81, 9,
s.ge. TOE. t'ile'y 70 Jackson street ADOPTED
ten laws 'o c1oan t TX, ~ " ~ NY tSoorei- Tor
Authorizing fhe nurcb,sa Of iv t1 au9P,rI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-01

The EouRTn.-We are sreditably informed
mat the Fourth-our national anniversary
Will be appropriately observed at the Lynchburr
date OCEAN, Springs, across the Lake. Mine
host, Mr., Everett, will have prepared ample
accommodations for numerous expected guests
AS many Of our citizens are undetermined where
to spend the day, we mention the above facts Ms
an item of gratifying news to them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-01

We give place to the following Geographic
notes, des omnibus re6uS ct quibuSdam oliis-
with strong suspicion that they were written
during q fit of indigestion. 1t is not often the
case that man of any condition in life is re-
fused shelter or treated with poor accommoda-
tons along the coast or in the interior We
speak from xperience-having travelled as a
stranger and bcen treated as a friend through
out great portion of the State of Louisiana If
our contributor met the hard treatment of which
he complains. it must have been owing to some
peculiar circumstances of which we are not in
formed
His complaints concerning the life of telc-
graphic operator are ungrounded and could be
made with just as much grace by every doctor,
merchant and mechanic Of our city If our cor
respondent don't like the life he had better
quit it,
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sticial heats which we have had have been q
positive good instead of q direct evil They
have brought along and continued the growth
of melons and tomatoes, peaches, pears, apples
and fgs-fruit and vegetables of every kind and
in any quantity. Turn from this picture of an
orleanian enjoying his plate of figs, with well
iced julep on the piazza-thermomete at Co.
and for an instant consider the condition of u
New Yorker. As late as the first of June, over
coats and flannel understands were the rule /;
every body complained of the cold Suddenly
and without premonition midsummer usurped
the place Of winter, and the old fable of heat
and cold trying their respective powers by the
changes Of mans dress was fully realized. To-
day, freezing-to- morrow, melting. Hot punch
this evening-sherry cobblers the next Over
coat and mittens now--gauze and seersucker
then. The contrast is too strong for our pow
ers and too painful for our sympathies We
condole with the New Workers, and sincerely
hope they won't turn into ashes before we've
had chance Of seeing the fancy building that
has been so long erecting in the vicinity of the
reservoir, and looking at the crowd they expect
to draw there. Really, however, our resolution
to journey thitherward has been somewhat
weakened by the following announcement in the
Express, and similar paragraphs in other New
lork journals: The four coroners of the city
and county Of New York have had their hands
full for the last few days, Thirty five deaths
were reported yesterday at their Offices Twelve
were innsbruck, ten of whom died One man
died in Brooklyn on Tuesday, and two yester-
day, During the afternoon of Tuesday, eight
German laborers were Frustrated by the heat
while engaged upon the Brooklyn and Jamaica
plank-road One man died in Williamsburrh
on Tuesday, and two yesterday. One man died
yesterday in Jersey City from this cause The
fatality has been Unparalleled"
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Gsdey's Lady's BOOK

FOR JULY,
Contains she STEEL FASHION PLATES COL
oRED, published America ohsIeuss s5mpari.or
ALSO ....
STEEL PLATES q the CREATION, Seven Tab'sauS.
A FULL PAGE CROCHET WORK PLATE
a DAY AT THE ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS OF ROBERT
WOon, c1utant. sIssn FL lrae.nrs
DIAGRAMS FoR MAKING BOYS DRESS.
MODEL COTTAGES.
CHEMSErTES, cars, CSDERsLEEyEs CROCHET VASE
PATTERNS, EMBROIDERY, etc, IN Al
"A ENGRAViNGs, 68 CONTRIBUTORS AND 100 FACES
TT Fries Is cents per number, q per yyIr.
gFor sale by
MORGAN
Exchange Place.
vi .i,...f....u-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-01

We must not suppose that the Administration
is so firmly seated for years that we can afford
TO t1tter away our strength in domestic politi-
cal experiments. or in the redress Of imaginary
private grievance and insults. A more fatal
error could not overtake US. Above any other
time, the Administration needs encouragement
now, IMemphis Appeal.
We are happy to obtain little democratic
endorsement of cur ideas concerning the weak
ness Of locotoooism and its possible overthrow
by what is facetiously termed the remnant of
the old wing party" A great many journals
seemed to suppose that the result of the last
PRESIDENTIAL election was not only fatal to whip
gerry, but that it insured also a continued series
OF victories to the fortunate winners, and that
heueeforth democracy and the United States
were identical These exuberant spirits are
gradually subsiding The whig press is. with
very loud voice, proclaiming its existence.
attacking its enemies and exposing their faults
So vigorous has it shown itself, and so telling
have been some of the assaults it has made
upon democratic imbecility and democratic ap-
polntments, that even the journals of that faith
have awakened to the fact that there are other
influences and other agencies in the world of
politics than those which control them. The
appeal addresses its friends rightly There is
need of their support and encouragement If
the Administration and party organization is
left to its deserts, it will assuredly 90 down
with the noise of great smash. 1t may please
the Appeal to know that its opinions are pre-
clsely the same as those enunciated lately nv
Hon, Edmund Burke, of New Hampshire He
says =" In my Judgment there is more peril
hanging over the democratic party of this State
and of the Union, at this moment, than there
has been for years, before, 1t requires pru-
ience, caution and forbearance, to preserve its
and its ascendancy.