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Weekly national intelligencer., 1853-12-03
OFFICIAL


WASHINGTON NOVEMBER 90, 1853
Information has been receveda this Department from
r. ScHLEIDEs Esq. Minister resident of the Free Han
seattle city Of Bremen the United States that the
Government Of Bremen has t at his instance to
put an end the practice the part Of the
of Of certifying declarations Of promise
of marriage given by emgrants prior to their leaving
Bremen for the United States.
1t is proper to add that the United States Consul at
Bremen has also been instructed not to perform the
rage service give certificates which may be consider
ed by emigrants equivalent thereto
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BROADWAY RAnnoAD.-At New York on Saturday
Judge DuER rendered decision in the case of Davis and
Palmer against the Mayor &c. md the grantees of the
road The Judge is not satisfied that the proofs show
that railroad in Broadway would be nuisance or that
the Common Council acted with corrupt views in auho
rzng the grant, but he considers that the nature Of the
grant gives perpetual right in the street. and also gives
certain powers Tor ten years. neither of which the Com
mon Council had right 10 grant The decision il thai
the Injunction prohibiting the laying Of the road be made
perpetual.
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Parodies seldom so close to their orioino1s 90 ,L
blowing upon The Last Rose Of summer by MOORE
'Tis the last golden dollar,
Left shining alone:
All its brilliant companions
Are squandered and gone
No coin Of its mintage
Reflects back its hue
They went in mint juleps
And this will go, too!
I'll not keep thee, thou lone one
Too long in suspense;
Thy brothers melted
And melt thou to pence
ask for no quarter,
I'll spend and not spare
Till my old tattered pocket
Hangs centless and bare
So soon may "foller"
When friendships decay,
And from beggarys last dollar
The dimes drop away!
When the Maine law has passed
And the groggeries sink
What use would be dollars t
With nothing to drink
Weekly national intelligencer., 1853-12-03

The RAvAGEs OF THE YELLOW FEvER.-Bermuda usu-
ally one Of the heathest places in the world has suffered
terribly from the ravages of the yellow fever let
ter from there states that out of four hundred troops a
ken sick two hundred had died. Thirteen officers had
also pershed and hundred and twenty three con-
vcts The convcs still dying at the rate Of six OF
eight daily.
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MISSISSIPPI CREDTThe recent election in Mississippi
IS said to indicate settled purpose provide for the
repudiated bonds Of the State passed European and
other creditors the establishment Of the Union Bank
IN l63S239. Judge VERGER, Of the Supreme Court has
been defeated for reelection mainly because OF his recent
affirmation Of the Chancellors decision that these bonds
are constitutional and impose both moral and legal OBJ
hgaon on the State TO pay them and it is said that the
same influence operated extensively to swell the vote
against Gov FooTE, the Union candidate on the State
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Hon. ZENo SoUDDER Representative in Congress from
Massachusetts unfortunately fell upon the steps Of the
Eldridge Hotel at Barnsabe Tuesday, and fractured
medatey called, and he is doing WELL although the
accident will prevent him from taking his seat the
opening Of The approaching session Of Congress
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MIX. LEFEBVKE,s sCHOOL.

II P. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, will, on the frst Monday in
El. October, succeed Mrs MEAD in the charge Of her
Boarding and Day School in Richmond and will be prepared
that day receive Pupils at her late residence in Grace
street.
Mr. LErEsvRE for years connected with Mrs.
Mcads School, and subsequently became Principal of the
williamsburg Female Academy the charge OF which he
resigns to engage in a larger work in Richmond
lie proposes conduct his school the general plan
Of Mrs Mead retaining several Of her teachers and
increasing the strength Of the department of Foreign Lam
guages by the assistance Of resident French Goyerness and
other auxiaries
The members Of the family will form christian household
under parental Mr. and Mrs Lefbvre The school
will offer every advantage for the acquisition OF sound Eng
sh education which will BIO added the Ancient and Modern
Languages, Music, Drawing, &c.
TERMS:
For Board and Tuition in all the English branches,
Tor the scholastic .'..''..s..... SZ4O
For Day Scholars Of NIL 40
For any modern language. 20
For music drawing, &c., at Professors prices.
Apply to ii. p. LEFEBVRE, A. M.
aug gI--d&cf Grace street, Rohr,rsd, Va.
DOOLE's INDEX To PERIODICAL IlTERA-
IL ture just received at TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
nov "a Bookstore, near Ninth street.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, OCTOBER g. 1853.
MOTTO Is hereby given TO the holders the SIX

OT1C hereby gwen 20 Tie hOIders OF the PCT
stocks of the loan authorized by the Of April l5
lS42 and redeemabe 3s December 1862 and also the
holders of the six per stocks of the loan authorized by
the Of july IS46 redeemnbe 18th November 1885, that
the date hereof and the first day Of December next the
extent of two pions Of said stock in the and
the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit;
In Of any contingent competition within the amount
stated preference will be given in order Of time in which the
said stocks of either kind may be offered The certificates
duly assigned the United States be transmitted
this Department, upon the receipt whereof price will be
paid compounded Of the following particulars:
1st Tae par value specified in each certificate
I'd premium of 16 per cent. the stocks Of 1872
deemabc in 1852 aprsmium las the may be Of eight
and half cent on the stocks Of ls4e redeemabe in
1856.
3D. Interest the par Of the certificate from the LIST of
july 1885, to the date of receipt and settlement at the Trea
ury with the allowance (for the money reach the owne
Of one days interest in addition
Payment for said stocks will bc made in drafts Of the Trea
the United States the Assistant Treasurer Bo
ton, New York. Philadelphia, the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OCTOBER 8, 1853.


Notice Is hereby given to the holders of the six per
stocks Of the United States the loan authorized the
Of 2sh January ls7 and redeemabe the 3sto Decem
ber 1857 and Of the loan authorized by the Of 3l March,
lSS and redeemnbe 30h june 1885, that this Department
prepared purchase any between the date hereof
and the t day Of December next the Of the
Of five millions Of dollars Of the said stocks in the
and on the terms hereinafter mentioned, TO wit:
In Of any contingent competition within the amount
stated preference will be given in the order Of time in which
the said stocks may be offered. The certificates duly
signed the United States be transmitted this De-
partmen upon the receipt whereof price will be paid
pounded OF the following particulars;
l. The par value specified in each certificate.
2. A premium said amount of twenty-onc per cent
g. Interest par of tho certificate from the let Of july
1885, the date Of receipt and settlement at the Treasury
with the allowance ot the money to reach the owner Of
days interest in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts OF the Trea-
the United States the Assistant Treasurer Bos
ton New York. Philadelphia, the parties may indicate
JAMES GUTHRIE, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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BRUNSWICK CITY, GEORGIA-Iarge and Pc
I'D remptory sale Of Building Lots I'm the City Of
brunswick, state Of Georgia.-The propretors of the
city Brunswick hereby give notice that sale Of five hundred
eligible lots viii take place by public auction at the 0gle-
thorpe House. in said city, Thursday tho 18th day Of jan
uay 1854, at IL O'Clock NJ The sale will be positive TO the
highest bidder
Terms: 0nc.thrd cash. and the remaining twohirds In
one and two years Title perfect
The port and site Of brunswick hold out commercial and
maritime advantages superior those presented by other
south Of Chesapeake bay The climate Is healthy tho water
pure. Further particulars with maps &C. be bad at the
Office Of the Company, 90 broadway New York, or OF M
JouS Brooks, agent brunswick Georgia.
VIM CHAUNCEY President.
nov 28--faw5w TH0S. A. DEXTER, Secretary.
GCHOOL BOOKS Of every description, for sale cheap
- by FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE TROUBLE AT ERIE.

The following letter. published in the Newark Daily
Advertiser gives particular account of the recent dis
turbance at Erie, (Pa of which we have before had
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'sa',+s. 4e' FOR SALE OR RENT. Sa. III
rTNHE house the Island formerly occupied by o. A.
be rented low. desirable tenant ors sold
on accommodating terms Possession given ediatey.
Apply tor sisF NJ uni GOWGlLh q sALsSWQRDS,J I
I marf7s EEPoA II No. 40 Water street
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uoBxxsAcK,s LIVER Pills.

part OF the system liable disease than the
LIVER 1t serving flterer to purify tie blood, or
giving tho TO the bile any wrong
action the Liver effects the other important paris or lie
system. and results varOusly in Livor Complaint, Jaulr
dice Dyspepsia ETC. We should therefore, watch every
These Pills being composed OF Roots an Pants furnished
by nature to heal the sick, namely: kxpe1trant
which ausents secretion from the
membrane promotes tho discharge of secrctcd natter
I'd, Alternative which changes In some incxpca and
3D., Tonic which gives toIeand cngh 10 the
ih Cathatic which acts In perfect harm ony with tie
otherinerediens, and operating the loves, expe
ling the whole mass or corrupt aud vated matter, and
purifying he blood, which destroys disease
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The Primary Department
OF THE
Meade COLLEGIATE Institute.

wELISBURGj VA.".Lassk
THE Fall session commence MON.
DAY the 18th OF SEPTEMBER, and will continue five
cEdar months. .,-l .a
NOpupl will be received time than one session.
unless by special agreencn-and when once entered no
deduction will be made for absence during the session.
Cept in cases oprotractcd sicknessnor will any pupil be
permitted to withdraw. This rules positive. -
o. H- TERMS: .s-7al .a-4.| L 7
pupils,-Prinmry English Department. :. $1,000
CLASSICAL ana Mathematical. 120
IolTd and Tuition per session OF five months. I3 90
ONO lalinvaHaby i'll advance, the remainder the mid.
die OF the session. -
discount OF per cent will be made on the bills OF all
Ministers of the Gospel
For further Information sec catalogue published by
Board OF Trustees.
4 .'f @'- by order fthe Board
SAM'L u. ToMPKlNS, Rector
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CINCINNATI.
CIxc.SNATI, Ono.

Incorporated, 1S4S.
tHE attention OF the public respectfully called to the
fyiIE ini viduas in Thorough practical til
counting room and business pursuits,
IrStTctiOn- by Double Entry.-A complete
practical of Instructions given keep
ing scientifically Double Entry the different
rarnents Of trade commerce and manufactures comre-
mcnS engaged Individually partnership in business,
whether prosperous adverse the purchase of
merchandise at wholesale and retail inn ortng and export
ing on their account commission joint specu
lat.on including spccuiaons in Stocks real estate &C.,
with ScambOating, bank insurance, railroad and books
joint stock and chartered associations generally.
Commercial calculations embrace every variety
rutat ons pertaining TO business operations, being taught
oIdlEe TO the most approved methods-ncTest, Dis
count Equations, arbitration o: Exchanges. &c.
Mercantile coTrt&pondenee-Such exercises inroduc-
habit and genuine business style of upon
tHeniRd ofsthe student well famiIiariZe him with
CONNER tia echnaties and phraseoIogy, udng pro
Jormz Invoices Account saes, bills of exchange, &c.
TCcficCL PenTHGsip hour is devoted in teaching
systematic style OF busines: writing combining freedom
WIFE thorough ConnElHd OF hand and accuracy and
ec1ce with Gaze and rapidity and perfect with
beauty reconstruction. r.EF4l fT1,..1-F
CoiiitcTclai Law ~d Political Economy-Daily Lee
tunes given these important TOPICS
with the avOcations OF the in the operations
commerce. ard practical workings OF trade embracing the
subject OF Partnership principal and agent, negotiable
strucns, sales, debts guarantees, etc also the
il, profit, interest, inter nationaltrade DC
weeks. -
Instruction being 81 ven can enter
at any time.
knowledge the ordinary English branches is all the
requisite preparatory qualifications.
The business acquaintance OF tile Principal enables him
10 esra sstance to those wsngt procure situations
on graduating.
I'd can be obtained in the CITY at to
per week.
diplomas under seal are awarded :he graduates
1EHhS-FOr partial course, books atOncry, &C., in
elusive. S2S.OO. ~
For ni course books, stationery. Diploma. Sc. inclu-
s've, 5000. JOHN GUNDRY.
janS53-Iyd Principal.
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DR.. Halls celebrated Pu1monio
- ,.-Al. ~ a- Elixir ---

lOR the permanent cure coughs colds
II bronchitis, asthma Influenza Group, whoop ng cough
inflammation of the bronchea and by pub.
&c speaking; ani all affections Ct the organs respira.
| tCn. +"'H s''tI 1sF. Tel ), ~ =
Warranted rleasantcst and best medicine for dseas.
es o the lungs ever sold in America fE-'' rH5fT
In presenting this medicine to the public have the
satisfaction To know that only present them with
invaluable antote for the class OF diseases proes.
ses TO cure, but one which is perfectly harmless in its
iecis upon the constitution, be administered with.
out fear OF mineral poisons, for il contains
The fact, that large portion Of the suffering death
throughout e country Is caused by disease OF the oga
duced US TO put 1t within the reach every
who may need remedy that has proven itself nvau
able. =" ' - -1,srf5gfE = - - n
This medicine is the result Of long experience and
study Of those diseases Of the lungs which frequent
our changeabc climate and claim TO be in advance
OF all medicines before discovered orhose peculiar
compl nts an Improvement upon all, and consequently
superior to all others. g.
We Shall make extravagan assertions of its efficacy
curng diseases like the vendors OF too many nostrums
VINO deceive all who trust then shall hold any
Inducements which experience does not justify. -
lratients will perseyere in this of this medicine,
and use as din:ced they will be cured in every
persons now enjoying the blessings OF health
renewed life as were, who otherwise would have long
since been in their but for the timely
ring use OF this invaluable remedy. 1t is not pretended
That 1t Is infalhbc neVery stage OF consumption but
Know to BIS better adapted to the various diseases
respiratory organs than offered
thepublic. All ask is trial. and every instance
iactt on Is not givfn, the money will be returned
Genuine signed K. HALL & co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country.- >an9Siyi
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Rhodes, McNair IL Co,

HAVE nowin store; their complete stock of spring
III dry goods which they daily invite the uten.
ton of purchasers In their assortment will be found
variety dress goods and trimmings together with
heavy stock of domestic and staple goods; OF the best
quality the lowest possible prices 1t has been their
aim lay in such store would suit the trade generally
and they fater themselves that varsity beauty
seNpness their goods not exeeled by any the city
They do not deem IL essential articles,
only small portion of the stock could be thus noticed
BEST and besides, they believe that those who wish hand
some and durable goods for the least possible money! will
come TO No 50 Main Centre Wheeling TO get them, and
they will mos: certainly never go away disappointed.
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Removal.
THE OFFICE OF THE VIRGINIA. w nr, ~,

THE OFFICE OF TIE VIRGINIA, WHEELING. ,xn
Paper MILE NOfaGSn
II AS been removed from the Old ioc,,;,
~ wheeling, to lear OF Sweeney Sons In Csatre
house, and S. C. Baker q Co.'s Bo,ts oya ItasS Wac
the steamboat landing, where samnIsS 3, SoSenent Ia
B9nnet boards and Wrapping paper San he ,.a1 RF
RAGS wante' In any quantity, either in txtTa:
CAsH. at the highest market price 'A'Oanse or for
Orders addressed 10 US will receive rroDp, ..
mas =I-.77 E1LAHBIIiN ipsSSft st:entOn
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'l'RIlS'i' SALE

10y virtue Of deed OF from TIlomas MeEven to
The Undersigned, the benefit of David K. Dontl
uaed this Goth day OF January, 1852 and duly recorded
book 81 page i40 sna the 23d day OF june 1885,
clock, A. Nj day. expose to sale bypubie auction
to the highest bidder lot numbered seven C7o square
numbered eight (S in the addition the city OF Wheel
ing laid out by Samuel Sprigg John Richie for.
mety called Ritchietown but called the town OF
South Whceling. - hf'''' =
U1-TerinS or sale, cash. .', .H 3-- t7.t
The title said property believed to be undoubted
and indsrutabe, but selling trustee only convey
such chi tito as is in me vested, A. J. PANNELL.
mas 1. .' ~ .-'.. .#tAf Trustee,
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I'M QUART I8OTTLES.

n OF PURIFYING the BLOOD, md for the Cure of
Sc"ofu'a, Rhenmas'n, Stubborn Ulcers Dyspepsa. Salt
Rhe'tm Ferer Sores. E,ysipelas, Pimpes. Biles
c'rfai Diseases, Cwtaneous Ertpttons, Ltrerl Dom.
PLANT. Bronchitis, Consumption, Female
Complaints, Loss of Appettte, '-
t General De6ility,y &c. '
In this preparation the restorative properties
OF the root concentrated in their utmost strength EN-
cacy but while SRrsapa lila Root forms important Fart
CT its combination is, at the time, compounded
with other vegetable remedies of great power. it is in
the peculiar combination and scientific or its prem
aration that its remarkable cure OF diseases
depends 1t acts simultaneously upon The stomach. tho
circulation and the 6oels and thus tn which
are ordinarily the result OF three different kinds ncd-
cne are carried on at the same ne through the
mentality OF MfS one remedial AGENT which gently stimu-
acs while it disnfects and expcs from the stomach and
bowels all that is irritating and the time restores
their vigor and Tone Its great merit is ami
er0iizes the active principle disease ITSELF when
that is gone, the symptoms necessarily disappear; o
have only point TO the accumulated testimony multi
udes who have experienced its Effects convince in
credulty itself OF lis real value.
The Projectors submit TO the public the following
fcae from highly rcsrt ctable source, of made
by using their preparation OF Sarsapara: ~"
CHATHAM, Mass July 2S, 1850.
Messrs. a Il. & D. SANDS: ,f4s.u.f ~
Gentlemcn,So truly valuable do consider your Sar-.
sapa lia that feel it TO be duty TO state for the bcEe
fiji of others, the cure effected on myself Pevio1s
tonss, and was then attacked with viuIent pain in tho
head. This soon resulted in severe inflammation, and
inn quantities of blood were discharged
For six weeks the disease continued in the head am,
was ontned 10 sick bed, which never expected
TO arise. Many physicians attended me, and the most
skul onu iced past In short, tongue cannot
express my ), rcrthgsi and III this oclltion heard
your Sarsarara, purchased six bottIcs ard rcnouc
all other remedies. did not expect to take all
so debiatcd had my system become Contrary ui cx.
peCation my health almost Immediately begE improve
III abe 10 attend TO domestic duties, soon
could walk out, Ilg om1c thought would be impossi.
bic. MysratItIde cannot express. feeling that
nothing else could have IreSed ore misery and SUI
Ierng / then endured * checiiuy recommend Sands.
SaisHparila to a. -.,Le as l have done. D. ..Ul
Respectfully yours, ..-.lN
L.i LrE. REBECCA MAYO.
Knowing the above statement 10 be strictly correct
being near neishbors TO Mrs Mayo, chcery testify
to the same. q, u v a., ... i. ~. 90 - = -
| Warren Rodgers, & ~ Mrs. Prisela L. DO u
john HaietJ - - Mrs. Rcb;cca Smith. ~
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ITO FENAIFc


You will find these Pills invaluable medicine in many
complaints 10 which you are subject. In obsnuctions
either total PARTIAL they lave been incslima
henef, restoring their functional arrangements to a
health aetlo purifying the blood anu other fluids
nom female as headache gddiness, mncss
OF sight, pain IN The Side back ETC., and offered the public
as the best Pills Tor all diseases, upon following
.,.ues alai MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned Physicians, having had the receipt
OF their manufacture submitted spectiou saw
that the Ingredients Of which they composed makes
them tile best Pill In Tor all diseases Liver
pmities OF Tie Blood, etc. we say this only from our
own Judgement hut also from tina OF tho dca au.
thority II tile United States All diseases requiring The
use ofan Altenive Daphorctic and Purgative Medicine
that came under notice, has been treated with the
above Fills with the most sail iory success.
L GEORGE WOOD, NJ. D.. III
| r'-G +. CROWLEY, NJ. ID. ts
-. -t.FiE.i L. BOWEN, NJ. d.
u9 Purchase none but those having signature,
worthless mutations. ~, ~, 57'''' y =.
Agents wishing new supplies, and all others wishing to
become agents. must address tile proprietor j. ~ Ho.
nESsACK at his laboratory No. 100 Second ST. eet
above Race, Philadelphia MS 1sstiT5 -Hlf ~
/ Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the U. S.
Pamphlets giving certificates OF performed In diff.
erent sections of the country by the above medicines
can be had gratis OF the agents. : -. =
Sold by }. Baker, Wheeling, wholesale and retail agent
orWcstein Va; w. l.. Briggs, West Liberty; J. Fer.
rell, Bradleytown Caring, Tradeiphia; wm Hosack
Ronys Point; Daml Ferr, Coral Cove. Price each IS
cents -.s- La lar.-luH. I.. g.r.U mar29-fy
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SA LIE

---.-- n SALE.
by virtue OF order ore Circuit Court OF Ohio coun
ty' made IN the case OF R. Crangle q Co.. against
nelson Drggs, will expose to sale public auction on
Thursday goth day Of May 1853, the Auction Rooms Of
u. e " T. l. Wieklam, Barrels OF Brandy, casks OF
Hardware, and Hall chests ofTea. lT3' =
lERAs:a credit OF six mon his; the purchaser giving
bond and security bearil interest from day sale.
May II. ids. ~ b. FL EOFF. Com
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
Warehouse.
ESTA Il LII IL Ed 1S4f

I{TE offer for sale well selected stock of PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS
LEATHER. and every description of PAPER.MAKERS'
MATERIALS. -GltL
Having The FIRST 6ysereral years. establish in the
Westa Paper business complete in all its parts have
formed connections with the best
in this country and receive supplies directly from
them The prices and terms offer favora.
bic the goods be purchased for in the Eastern
cities. n
We the exclusive agency tho superior WRIT.
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER d SMITH,
OWEN & HURLBUT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be.
ing the highest grades of Writing Papers made in
country 2 rs 30 49, 1888
oustock embraces every description Paper used in
the West We have hut Uniform price to ALL Orders
by mail will he filled the prices If bought ~
person. Samples will be sent by mail free cost
aug2I. BUTLER & BROTHER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
..H ~ paar