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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-08

GREAT SILVER MINES DISCOVERED IN New MEX
ro-A letter from New Mexico, i'll the ST. Louis
gspublican, states that some time since very
r.h mine of silver was discovered in the SierraS
ciLos ArganoS, by partyo vagabond MeXicanS.
NJ Stevenson, an experienced miner and very
uesllhy man from FL PaSo county, Immediately
plcbaSed from the discoveries this mine, ard hav-
NJ had it thoroughly tested at The mint ChiIua-
ia has commenced working it on an extensive
Sale. Another mins has also been diScove1ed Ivy
~ old mner who sold out to MIR. II, ndree (SInCe
killed at Ell PHso) and two Mexican capitalists.
Tie writer adds:
Asto thu value of this discovery, no estimate
can be placed upon it. Many old miners have
visited the lnire, aud with one assent have pro
nounced it unequalled in Mexico, or in the world.
The vein commences near The foot CT the immense
Sierra Of Los OE5ano, oil The side of a Canon,
called La Cueva' and IunS direct into the thick
at par: of the mountains, thus giving positive as
surance that there can be no exhaustion Of metal,
for from the summit to the bottom OF the mountain
extends one solid mass of lead and silver. Tie
pnncipal vein il over four acres i'll width, whi.e
treat number, of less width, branch out right and
left. To give you some idea OF the wealth oil
this metal eight pounds of ore from the Suliace
yielded one dollar aud over of silver in little
euidrada or ash funace, where more than third
Of the silver was lost; every vars of depth that IS
dug d SHIays metal richer ane richer. Tie work
will be carried on by The present owners on an
immense scale, as it is evident they will not Sell,
having already been offered large sums OF money
fertile mine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-08
NEW GROCERY STORE,
No. 8 Washington EEnII,

IlOII Ds 81 f'"et,I'4ss::, Y =.
o. and dealers generally, that he is opening one of
the OF family groceries in the Western
country consisting oevery article usually kept in the best
groceries DRINK, all (which will be sold at as
low prices be bought in the city Give US call OF
n5sAI goods delivered to any part OF the city Tree
CHARGE my31
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New Store.
Bargain.

WILL sell ore of my three Conlcctoncres at bar.
GAIN being able to attend to all three as they should
be- Terms made easy -. = ,,>
scpt L. NJ. fAkhhh'
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COII7N,ERCZAL COLLEGE
BALTIMORE,
LOCATED NO. 1877 BALTIMORE ST.
4 tnIaL ODE Al

&c. cANTlELD. W. n. oANEELp:. IN. MEREDITH.
cANFIEbD, BROTHER, & Co,
229 Baltimore Street, Corner of Charles,
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES, RICH JEwELRY,
SILVER, PLATED, AND ALDATA WARE AND
FANCY GOODSi
TTAVE opened their store with splendid stock OF
Ill Goods.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES!
From the celebrated makers in London, Liverpool
and Geneva-an extensive stock always kept oil hand,
every OF which is guaranteed to perform accurate
SILVER WARE OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURED!
Silver Tea and Coffee Sets Gobets, GUYS, Tmnblers,
se G,esm Knives NpEn R1ss Fh Knives Salt
lars, SC, OF new designs.
PLATED WARE.
Coffee and Tec Sets. Urns, Tea Kettles large and small
Waiter obIong and round shapes; Casters, Cake
baskets, Epeigness, Flower and Fruit stands, &c.
DIAMOND WORK!
superb collection of Diamond Bracelets and md Rings,
suitable for " cdding Gifts.
This branch oour business is not by any es
dor our supervision, constantly making styles
Victories which enables us TO give til
latest fashions, and ct 'ow prices.
FANCY GOODS!
Writing Desks, Work foxes, Chess Men, Gard Bas-
kets, Cologne Bol:s elegant Vases, Psrisan Mar he
Tables and Work Stands, Porte Monnaies, superior Co
ogne, French Perfumcrics Rosewood md Leather Dcs-
sing Cases, English Soais' Tooth Brushes Hair Brushes
SUPERIOR ALDATA WARE!
New Patterns OF Forks Spoons, Ladies' ETC. of this arti
Gle, which is fast supersedng silver wale
SPLENDID MANTLE CLOCKS!
Bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks of elegant designs, black,
yGRow drab white marble dol French Porcelain dos
richly decorated.
WATCH Tools MATERIALS, OF the best quality, con-
st.ntly kept or hand and carefully selected.
For the convenience oil customers we have erected
large, spacious store, gvns customers every facility for
inspecting extensive stock of Goods. Adjoining the
retail sales room, have fitted up another over
no leet in depth, for the Wholesale Department.
~ Ever, article Ior our establishment is warranted
be good represented.
Per
our assortment Orders from the country will be attend
I'd 10 faithfully and pronit!y-
GANFIELD, RRoTHEf d Co.,
900 Baltimore ST., S. West corner OF Charles
Raltironvo. March a4.-dw1y
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
FROM R1CHMoN.

SEPTEMBER 7.-FIour 600. White wheat IL
aS0. Rio coffee at IL. No mail South.
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FANCY Ons.
FREDK. FICKEY & SONS,

$50 baltimore STREET.
Importers of English, German end French Fancy
Goods,
HAVE nowi store their Spring Of pSr,f
Tooth and Nail brushes, Rosewood and iufalo HaIc
brushes, Combs every description, Cutlery, Fans But
tons, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps Work Boxes Jewery'
etc., etc. > ~
In the HosieryIlre full assortmentof White Brown
otton hose of every description Lsle Thread aud Silk
hose every desc inon Cotton, Thread and Dix GoNes
Fiey a SteWalt's Patent Thread, Cotton, Thread and
Silk Laces, Silk and Pocket HanLkereies, Neck lies
Dealers will find our stock the most extensive in
city, prices as low house te the country
-0i- I1,ufF Ut- . I
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Tobacco! Tobacco! Tobaooo!!!

w chants and Grocers to our very large and general
stock OF Tobacco Cigars Snu etc., and such other art
cles as legitImatey belong toa regular
Wholesale Tobacco House.
Our stock consists of over
ONE. THOUSAND BOXES OF TOBACCO,
embracing fifteen different brands of and Ss, Pound
Jumps, nom i6 10 Do cents including P Gravey, H. F.
GTavely Hollands; fine F. Beehive Thornton, Thomas
Johns etc Also supply OF catee boxes OF Hunters
Jones and Hudson's Spottsman's, Thorn's. Ewpc and
others Also the Old Dadem OF wi. GINA Twist; Mary
Bell; Cherry Ripe; the California Gold Iar, etc. etc.
AS we exclusively scd in the tobacco trade, hav
ing three extensive houses in Virginia, and this being the
Cities and having laid in our stock previous to the adj
vance, feel confident that we offer such induce
meus as no other better, and but few
equal, either east west We therefore ask the mer
oGns Ohio and vi gnia TO give us call
We also keep constantly on hand heavy and general
stock superior Imported Sesars so American SFan
ish, Half Spanish and common Segars. Scotch Snu1i,
badders; also Id. packs Matches, Ppas OF vaTIos
kinds Pipe Stems ard Tobacco Knives Don't fail 10 cali
and see for yourselves. LOGAN, CARR & 60.
aueo3 81 Main street.
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NAV vnRK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, September Flour, State, S631a
$50; Ohio SG,4ia56, less fiImneSs; Southern
1910 Wheat, Western 145at45; Southern ordi
nary 1875, small business, purchasers demanding
concessions not met with by holders. Corn, mixed
live. Mess Pork 1880, Mess IS. Hams 9, Shout
ders 81; lard 11a1lt. Cotton dull, merchants
waiting arrival of letters. Coffee, Rio 104aA, Java
I14at2. Su ar, Orleans 81, Muscovada "a.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrrsnuRcrr, Sep. 7.-River 2 feet inches,
falling. Weather clear.
CINcINHATI SEPTEMBER. THE river has ial-
len inches Weather warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-08

FEDERAL CoUnr met yesterday, the grand jury
"a, .mpanneIed, and has before ii some questions
ro1er the new steamboat law. The following
,i,iI business was disposed of.
BENJAMIN Johnston VS.. John Hunters heirs,
VII, of right, continued by defendant.
s.ewari, Curtis and wife VS.. M'AIillan & Burnes,
mi. of right, continued by plaintiff.
Same vs. W. & ]. II. Hill.
S. and NJ. Nichols VS.. Isaac Fish. writ Of right,
dismissed, agreed.
George Fox VS.. A. j. Calvert and Others, eject
uen judgment by defendant.
John " att Il Co. VS.. S. q R. Reed and Others,
ia Chancery, decree by confession.
Other cases were called and passed for future
ist5n. The grand jury were adjourned over in
tie afternoon 10 to-day. 1t is expected that the
case Of Nichols vs.. Crow, wit Of tight will be
pken up today.
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Vim. II. Needs,

WIN. I. N55uS, - T|---
RooLbinder & Blank book Mnnufncturer,
No. 244 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
MOULD respectfully inform their friends aud the pub.
lately Known as James 81, Ewing's Bookbndey and
Bankbo7k and are now to Rule and
magazines periodicals, c in manner not to be surpas
and by any establishment iii the country.
Vc5@COnstantly hand all assortment ofblank books
an1o
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-08

"A. SISCO,
No. 95 Baltimore Street, opposite Holiday Street,
ESA IA II M o Is e,
WTHoLESALE and Retail manufacturer OF Odd Eel
w lows, Masonic, Sons ofTemperMnce Red MEMS and
other Re5alia, Tanners, Flags, levels, etc. Military
Gnnls of all kinds. ~ an9-lr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-08

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
LINZ NJ e Mt,
PREPARED BY h. II. CARR & CO., FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DIR.
WATSON CARR, IF WHEELING,
LATE OF MORGANTOWN.
is based nron the broad principle tGt any remedy lChfc
tsiH reiiere an ererilat pain, ,1H If properly
pounded, Dc equally successful il Te1nOvi1S iMtsT-
dsbeI1ped il, CIR! peculiar to the
NONPAREfL LlNLNENT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-08

LAMP WICKS.
N00 GROSS Lamp Wicks for Lard and Oil Lamps,
GlJO for sale at j. X. nUNHAMtS CO.'S,
sepI No % Monroe Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-08

New ArrnnRem eut.-SneclflL NOtlce
HAVE thororhly leiitted my Shaving and Dressing
saloon i have Introduced all the latest modern i'm
exect BY proper exeron TO please ALL and 10 receive
sba re- ofnuhlic patI Onage.
and sold by John Mickey 1t has heen tried by many eti
this city, and has 1eysr lied 10 give III @ b
ehl nc S!a o, inc JOHN Mickey.
nERSONS wishing remit money to England, ireland
or scotland, in amounts from& upwards can linda
safe Quick and cheap medium th rough
sa'' 44'N EDWARDS, SANFORD & co.
n. PIG.HAN, Agent
pe13,f Mcclure House.
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.

e j. & A. j. BAGGS,
No. % Main ST., Centre Wheeling,
II EEP constantly hand assortment OF the latest
N and most improved Stoves, embracing every variety
OF Pa rlnr Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their ''Wesern
Virginsn,'' coal stove, cannot be surpassed any
thing ever into the city They have sold $50
OF Item within the last six months plegng thensevca to
take them back they give satisfaction ami have
They also Keep istantly hand the style OF
Arch Crates, warranted equal to any made in this city;
also cast Iron Sinks and variety of all articles in the
Foundry line, which will be solilow for cash.
pTParticuar attention will be paid to II kinds OF Job
Wo,k d&wtE-Aug, 3.
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DR., Gordon Harris,
HTAuNrS on NAATnpJTNHE

establishments Lock InRrmary, No. 81 eouth Gay
street, opposite Exchange buildings, BaltnoTG
practical experience OF over 90 years enables Dr. H.
cases. which long been yielded by regular Ihysl-
clans to the hands Of Quackcy He may no eohsutea con-
fden'iay, either in person or by leite
n5-Peisons nj distance cured at home by addressing
letter to Dr. Harris Baltimore, Md All
remedies by mall to any part of the s.
Sal ,l,rrrfi fourth linEe. anr4-ly
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Thankful the liberal pat heretofore cxtendedt
US, we solicit continuance of the same ,,o,.-
sens McCLALLENS & KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-08

PemberGOu HOuS6.
Water etsBelOw Monroe.
WHEELING, VA.
nv NJ PEMBERToE announces TO his old friends and
public generals, that he has located in the com
modious br ok build;sg formerly known the est
GharIes and Thoroughly repaired and RENTED it, and is
prepa ed to travellers good style at moderate
prices The Pemberton House is situated Immediately
the Steamboat Lanng, and nearthe Depot OF the Bal
tin.Ore and Ohio Railroad aoTding passengers tor the
packet boats convenient stopping place. Tho
proprietor respectfully invites the attention OF his old
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HI EMOWAI,

WATERa CUUIEho'
A MOTHER lot and perhaps the last this season. has
lust been received An who are In want OF so desira
bic an article this hot weather. are respectfully referred
TO an advertisement in another column. $780,, -
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-09

THE Once Il New Yosk Regulator Company hns
been permanently established AZ 2G2 Brsadwny between
Chambers and Warren str-sr and prepared Ia .
kdders Patent Gas Regulator private copsesnors az gas
Gas Companie md others throughout The Tnsed stacs
Proposals. invited from oil places In the United States
where gas used about o. b. Introduced The sae
Of rghs T. hiddcrs Patent Gas Regulator III dssred
proposals. will be received for the formation u companies IL
The various eitics upon advantageous terms
This valuable machine has received The highest scenbc
recommendations wen the unqualified appreciation Of
the largest Of Ia the United States after long
experience OF its merits ecrnonser Of gas while The
time improves the quality of the light. II Is beyond
doubt the mott economical machine applied gas gh
ing apparatus and brings this best VI hghg the same o.
lower cost than OIL the dangerous compound q spirits and
r1sin
The Regulator controls single burner thousand with
the facility, aud renders al acn ion the
the cocks the burners unnecessary With the Regulator no
be wasted by servants hoso gss lights
The Regulator Il ~ at an The LEADING Hotels Ia
York city, with perfect saving ~ least per
cent Of the gas and producing better light
Pamphlets containing description IT the Regulator end
testimonials 81 s value may be had the oee of the
pany, or they will be sent by post
july g-3m s. r. CLARKE. Secretary.
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TO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS.
JNo. c. HENDERSON A sMYrn.


No 90 Rue IN FaJovrg, PossuRHeyc Paris md lTs ia
aRd.l76 Pcarf street. Nc,r York.
OFFER for sale extensive assortment of Ostrich and
" Fancy Feathers French and American Artificial Flow.
and ornamcnts, Ribands, Bonnet Linnxs Italian Eag
sh FREE oh and American Straw ard Silk Bounei, &C.
gether with full assortment Of goods suitable fr Hacf and
Cap-make
The above chiefly O. manufacture, embrace The
largest and varied stock be found United States
Samples msy be seen at our warerooms in New York
july s-3m
GREAT BARGAINS 10 be hsa Ia DRY GOODS
VI As the season Is FAR advanced, and have large
stock Of Summer Goods hand determined 70 sell
them OIL ut prices much lower than they be had In the
District comprising, in part
large stock Of Silks of All kinds
large stock Of figured and plain Deregcs
large stock Of French Lawns
large stock Of English AM American Lawns
large stock Of Bercgc dc Laincs
large stock Of Grape and other Shavls
large stock of Ginghams
large stock Of plain and figured Swiss Muslins
large stock Of aid and striped Csmbrics
large stock Of Carpets and Maitings
large stock Of Hosiery
A large stock Of DOmestics 0f all Kinds
large lot Of Remnants, TO be sold very lor.
gives great pleasure 70 acknowledgment sincere thanks
10 those Of who have forward End paid
their amounts Those have not respectfully cqaet
ed TO come forward early and pay mp cannot sell goods
credit 70 but those who pay twice ihs Let
july e-siaw2wii IUnionl HALL BROTHER
A IDE-MEMOIEE DIES a. EiAKRs ia GENIE,
IA par J. Lasne Ancien captaine du Genie Tlcisiene
Cours de cosmographio Elements dAstronomis. par
Charles Drist, 1883
Les Movements des Corps Celestos.
Trate Blemcntare du n dcs Echecs par c Cte Dc Das
terat
Historic de la Monnrchic en- Europe dcpuis son ogns
jusqua jours par NJ. Francis Lacombe vol. l. 1888
Historic des E6yolutois dc fEmpre dAutrche AInses,
1913 ct is49, par Aiphonse Baleyder volumes, 1851
les EBnemis de Voltare, par VI Chas Nirar,, 1853.
Historic DIES Suites ct Rvaca Poitiqucs cs puls.
Marmes ct la France du ant II seeonde Mpit du
XVII Secle, par In Baron Sirtena &c Groyesbs, vos
j. Bodin ct Son Temps Tabcnu dee Theories Putianes
des Idees Economqucs Seizeurc Steele Henri Dand
lart, 1883 Imported from Paris b,
july g. FRANCK TAYLOR
CROCK IN THE CAPE LOON0Ur pAtli.IU,
- C0mpany.Notce is hereby given that books FOR fub.
scripons the capital stock " d company chartered ~
of the General Assembly of the tate - Maryland
the January session 1853, will be opoued ~ the Patria
Bank Ghubb Brothers. bankers and M the Office of Mecr
Evans FAINT In the city Of Washington ard District al Co
luubia Saturday, the 25th instant, aud will bo ket
opened until the 25th Of July instant
WILLIAM ~. DUNK lNsoN
w. RIsQuR
EDWIN ROBINSON,
july 2-d&clm Commissioners.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-24
Prr.Is,at Of tie Central Railroad.


Prom the nominations Of various individuals for IN,
post of President of IN. Cntr. Railroad ompany (.on,
of uhich h.x. .n,...., T., A. ., 81, NJ -
WV N w" P-P'''
ee' 'nA' an euott Viii be made To temo'eth present
able aud faithful President Of that company at the
annual meeting of the Stockholders. The question who
AMI. a.. -, - -. -, =, -, - :,
" w ~ " WIG oN"NA '''"'0A'' 10 guy W
no little interest to the people OF this section OF tho State
and should DC false 10 our own opinions maturely
C,rneJ and IN o,r s.,s. of ,ib, aud in.,c. II ~, AZ,
NOT come forward tn express our unboynJI lone
In the fitness and cnp,c.,y of IN, pT,s,n, pc;n, .nJ
our earnest desire for his re election NJ, hay. VET Al
hear of nny lust ground of objection To ,h, n,
Col Fontaine Errors n, NAV have committed ,xbo
would have not hut W, sneak from our pcrson,l hs,
Walton when NJ, ay that IA. great work with which i.
il owes its sent success and mpo,,apc In
no small degree TO ,h, ability fidelity and real With
which he has devoted his entire time and talents Ia ,r
Their and promote H. Under his guidance Il has become
from mere local road important only TO the neirbbor
hoods through which il passed mart and an essential
mart of that magnificent system of internal
which i destined to tenew the very face OF nature" and
to adj in an almost ine1prcssibe degree TO the
and prospctity of Virginia
The Central Railroad has struggled with difficulties
which no other road in the State has had 10
Thes, difficulties have been met aud overcome by Col
Fontaine with uncaualcd prudence aud ability, and now
when its trials are comparatively over; when il l. begin
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DIED,

At is residence R;vcs Cottag, in the county Of Flu.
wanna, on the ilth day Of July last, 1858, Col BAR
EETr g. PAYNE, ia the seyenty.hlth year Of his
age.
Col Payne was a native Of Fuvanua and one Of her
hOnOTed citizens. llcrepTcscntel the county in the
Legislature for tyioyr years aud great his pop
utrity aud high the in which be held by his
fellow citizens, that there not perhaps man in the
county during that long period who could have been
successful competitor for this distinction, the highest
county bcst0w any of her citizens lie mag
istrate from 1905 until the present Constitution
into operation aud most OF that period Presiding JUS
tice. In hs private less than in his public life did he
command the respect aud confidence OF all who know him
He was, to the language Of who has known him
intimately than thirty years the writer ofths
ticc; good hu-bund good parent, good master,
Obgiug neghbor, faithful friend true patriot hon
man. the highest earthly mead praise that an
bcstow deserve. col Payne leaves numerous
relatives and fricnd sons OF whom il the pre-
sent worthy delegate, Col WIN u. Payne Of Fluvanna-
Msy the great dsposer Of sustain them in their
bereavement II.
~ Enquirer aud Mail please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-24

the Joint interests Of Turkey and Europe Mediate
s the desirable termination OF the coniroversy.
Had Russia accepted the vicnns note as modified by
the Turkish Minister immediate woold have been
avoided; but the dfss gao which existed when the Mems
chikon mission first reached ConsiantnoPle would have
remained unalterVd. At future perod Russia would
have been avail itsefof the nsidous and
repttious treaty spuliions which have adverted
above The called peace would have been but ho
Low truce. But the first fired on the Danube will
blow all these treaties with all lhci stipulaons to the
-four winds Of Heaven. Nay, Il may be argued that
decla alton OF Is sufficient in th" eye Of inter
national aS to sbrogae all treaties pre- sling between
the lowers thereby placed in the relation ut begercnts
The bonds therefore which Russia has been silently,
different opportunities throwing around Turkey will have
been broken. Tie destined viii have buts from the
tolls OF the spoiler IL DC the care OF Turkey and
her allies when pacific Relations established between
the Ottoman and Russian empires to make stand against
the resu>ctaon Of compact that attributes to Rus
Sa such light of interference the internal Affairs of Tur
Key, pat of the Turkish territory irrecouei
Liable with the sovereignty of the Porte within its
dominions-wth the independence OF the nation. The
brushing away o those diplomatic sprnges which Russia
has been 50 asduouy setting os Turkey would be cheap
~ purchased by war.
On the other hand the want Of wisdom eyincsd by the
Emperor OF Russia Ia provoking a with Turkey at
this moncnt-and OF the Austrian government in abetug
him-ooks like iniAtuation. var between any of the
despoc Powers and neighbcr at this time be
pared TO nothing but of these buccaneeirg ducl in
which the contatans exchanged shots a barrel of
gunpo~der with the top stove in Europe is everywhere
thcky strewcd with comhustblc matter and they who
have most to lose thereby insist mourning the risk OF
setting hre TO it, The friends rational progress
ihe most moderate OF wings the Dsocruiie PacifyUs
may shudder at the prospect but there Is a
publican in Europe not eHnscr by profession, but
will hail the commencement OF a with delight. The
hereest OF tcmpests however, must have end. War
must some time another be succeeded by peace which
VIII hni the dcSpoc rulers weak and exhausted by their
excronS, and the people strong in their immortal youth
The friends of rational freedom NAV therefore eve the com.
ing storm with comparative tranquility hut the absolute
crs Who have provoke ior couuived it, prov0caton
may rest assured that II it begins rage in earn.
est many of their already tocrug thrones will be laid
PROSTATE 10y il before it blows over