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Of .he p-aysrs chosen

he a.In. nj cec 50 O'Clock. tne United s'es
b. non e. :, Ok TIE led placed Sharpe sni
Raj bum q ths Wciets 70 the bosag o: Napier .ad
B.soturv, ire play was steasy-,wo overs ami 10 run
- are gos tie first BrAdbuys b0sny, sad thea
made goce BIZ, which w.s stopped by D'nne 10 ihsn
at irou hall D Nspier-oue wicket down fr 81
IN. Docke'y next and Br .doury alter 20 hi
f.r zeft tLt isCm bal o. Bisok0grl-2 Elckes D.
,.-s Vfi4t'taW OK tle q and f0r some time Pas %
v-rv ssdy Nth Docsery, bot had god lack a; staring
la,.s Vel i,u. olsncs 10 be adssssaries De Plsyei
uIaa .-.o.d The eco OF the o.y DocAery #4s c.ash,
W.ub. D,rls--a wi.bets. -srrs Marsh nos aea, in
.tev ohan-,t hrsrg sti-utng Pssocs 70 Rra151ry
an ATT -,tirg i,ur srsis runs Mash was DO We'd our
b, NsJiss-i ei.k-ts g.
Vs-,r ..i .a-d sni bit ed vel, q. Vas unfortunately
pm out aI.t,e. -i luns. C0me-y ~1i next. ~
whit VI bad hem pi0 irl well, ~.s toslei out By
F-.els sits gef1s = rurs-e Tickss, 2, iuns Wilson
MAI. tslt 90 tss ih- bl; and COu-r, w.s bss.tillly
c,retr by lrr- - .kefs - Cuyps AID Bennett
Loved quick .ii u ended first IN rs 81; . qaar-
fer coat W C5 ~. CNl1a boN.ed I'D 6e.dsd s,l.
--.....sr.y M fl,k-ring aso, Ar Pail IS a. The
v.cl--. I'D Sal. Ion- stop. iss--v- mentor
I-.a-tz .hs nan al excellent n,h Was provided b.
Nr LIZ f q Re pcrss, a. ~ aelriy % 81. Al s
u.t ice.
TttCl1adisIseo1 bypa4'rg Hsv4-l and Plrsoas
Al IL ~ick.tt0 ,he oowIIg0t asp end Longry nacCl,
sn.elf down V.hglip - bAlfrcu O. uery Tla ro-ai
C-i.,pickst runs Aapier .ok Pie D. ard ai.-r
Howard making petty ht - ne -s Wea. CT slin
,tt.rr curd Ga wCk.t, rais DsTre s-1t ID. ali
Howard Ven, cut I'm ball b. C,HeEs, shoui IT, ,rels
-ng the score Bradbury lext, art soon .iorsd r
round O. Pickering csms next 10 -sn, ali gave a
change TO tie game he played vel 20 =. q ! a.s
bowle5 oct by Comery Galway 40 P.'ysd w.. b -at
vssven c4a. BY Dockes!, IL Fe.an 20 .t-1S "a be
rrviocs inuires Sc stica they shosk taadi-i Se''
went down 10 -uls ior --. fr - g.. 90. 30.
nrs Bowling AID l-ci.g VS. eye .--t-t st, hs- long
20 ID W.lsr y NI-k. ne l-ul,-ns J. he -oc-.
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thick bach ground Of coal smoke, left behind BY the
steamers rested the horizon. and brought out in
Inc rele the snowy of tee hundreds OF yachts
which we're stealing up their moorings The slower
steamers snd mtn of war. with company on board,
came hustling through them, each With long dark
Is in tie air behind t. and in the Of the pic
tuie Admiral Fsnshawes squadron With every stitch
Of canvas that could be set, except suddingas bore
down estically in line between the port sai s-ar
board divisions Of is late ASSISTANTS ring above the
pgmy craft the pillars of some ruined Eastern
"ple the Arab tents their base No oti.r
try ezhbiis spectacle grand and inrr,s
SIRE. II ras q graf Pace Congress headed By the
~QuscHr
We innocenty ncied that the most impressive sigh,
Of The Peace Congress Kind the Inauguration Of the
London Crystal slace barring the military orders Of
the maenates on the platform but here ia the Old story
the preservs ion of peace by of multiply ng the
men ard missiles Of But DO they keep the peare
No The peace is kept with France by sixty
thousand English DO live in Paris and Indispensable
to French shop keepers and the national budget By the
purchase If French objects If uXury and and the
psy for them in English iron and cotcnyarn Inc peace
is kept With this country be England NEEDS hatolr
cotton crop and besides that too strong 10 our
re.ources Of defcnce-Vhen necessary. extemponsing
commssriat and army and navy, With the CELEBRITY Vnch
only belongs to the incviiuam Of democratic fFeenen
s. ouc as England finds security II ieets 80 long VIII the
agricultural aborer live from hand 70 mouth 50 ouS "I
tie eek migrate the rate Of So hundred 'nousini
wear nd the Song Of the Shirt be he national yc Toe
man who constantly carries arms viii certainly hnd use
.or them: and the peace Vhi;h Is maintained nesr
home While Esrst distance is the nece'stJus coadi
ton Of extended empre-aud var must ever continue
according 70 The TINES while Britain mods sway 10 H.
dts DO peace IL is the peace Ghch attacks the
Weak. but il sffaJ Of the strong. l. bules aud plum
ders the Emperor Of Barmab, hu saesks and cnges be-
IRE The Gar l. i, fslshocd aai paid for b. the
tovtrty ignorance and dusda'on Of he masse. If Ae
E. so sborrg people. and D! the yearly exparriAtOl
Of hundreds thousands Bri,ins asd dang
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ORC KET


Tbs great uaich that h.s caused much excitement
-luuenotd esi,idsy the St. &c Cncke, Ground
REQ Hcuse, Harlan snd drew iossh-r large oJacJarss
Of the lovers Of tbs usnly game, there being some
.ectaors present The cay ,houga threatening rain vas
I'D Cricket could desire. AMI both Ulit=d Sres aai
Csnaoa neu 10 their Crck ens eoked we'll 10 ftef
he sces were well matched ths game vel CONTESTED the
bowling and fielding both sides equally good, and tie
-.ut Of he game whichever way It may iurn give
satisfaction Among the Canadian y-!ors tie gr ,Ind
irceueud-rt Ct the CrckeseFr noticed Hon Justice
D-ster Sir Ecw. Poore hessr-. Hamilton Giler,.seve
& Cnd.rseeve Stanton, Pslmer Lindsey, Coao y ID
Han phreys.
~, 4, az he nan e Of lie % tYe-s chos.n.
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DOCTORS DI-aGREEING.

The Sfce Register CLOVIS with enthusiasm 81 the pros
poets nov orenx before what It calls the Wing parry
il this State A. the time it ladies' lot Of 20
advice 10 teach s sres, party hos 10 make sure Of he
victory at The approaching election Heark-n 70 irs
words of wisdom AID encoHragemen-;
The pr spe,t hef re tie Wax party Gov il mos;
cheering. With divided opposition. an opp 'sit3n com
ped Il patty w.rIing win uueX lIll I'D bitterness
sgaf 4 itse h- Wig party has ib- Of com nsldng
~ e. II Is u Itself Is triumph beyond per
Tie pat hss Is admorons os WHOA tie Wcigs n 'uf
10 fs p IT. say tn.' has lot been divided, thAt
., h.. not manly been tie of s IN oy-rhrlw
youc b. belle history The causes of discussion now
ever 81 Il sty longer be considered - IN eiist
eIce The rst should b. forgotten AID the Wng party
te Ia TIE days OF o. marching soi coluna to
victory
On the other hand Tie Eryress. a journal of the
same stripe as tbst which ia the s,ran above
Quoted is unable 70 share the buoyaat ancisatOns Of
It's upriver colleague and things through melau-
cboly stec'aces The Express a. lisI comes - the
dsesdfu conviction Ia, the Whig party hos been really
done for sd III breathe more What leader soul
cau read tai extract vi bout pADe Of sympathy:
Ife Hu her ana Be-. burners this safe tired
ie4x rieIf e union an harmony IN ~ n IN
uere harmony cf p.iu ipi- ana in gaicl
there uyeT CAD be iapDe-rs noT contrary % CIR wish
,1p,cai from tL- r-cent ari p ia ~ lryan OF
gbi,h A. ere speaking, m dOlny EreHfag J1a-aH
y u thsre = - more Uaion aud harmony TIE Why
fsfy AeTeN il 'Stfe is ~ Nc O-H 'I"ih rH'y' sus.
y. s.. No. menp",osi, df-r tr~ae,ia
,liror to great y. a. az SIT = aeq-' elt ta-y
hair 30 el as btiid-s 1Le' sou 2rr- pa rtne
"a ?. teal l.r LCes &C opinion JaoA Adj harmony
WITH pa th-u j. obs .po-r-y ard l-r1eof f"l
d. ellen ihey s''e1p. q arc tas nn't sd h.in'.y o.
~. H. Cl.t oi So, 20 DE- ,4-n-a 70
ct II ten ui.nrs ITO he Ste Teasr Sd " a.s
t-t- dt ~ 2 % r, si't - any power lolfll over
DE c.urs-n ~. 20 ,If- honsty O. 81 y th-rein Toe
p.rus.- ~ me- Federal 40, IAN ert sired ant Vh-
Ssrlers v" - Mn. - -. q ,- '' ~ ~, ~.
d. ST. oe,,e, g.. VS.. party Te are de-ouao sd
i,f '-i,nk t'si- IN 70 &c M y G.'i
me ..ng.',ee fr.l'a.c'ltis Wiz psry .lg.i. an
s.,'.o T.. o's,o....a Wsc.irot GALS, asr-s Si,i Liza
y i.4 10. e, ,'! a.. '.s -,
r..sl9 ti-JAl, .rl.r IL as lamp .sioe bal, II .h,t
c--.r r-,sts Co.. = F--t az h' ~, - d ,I',.
.' - si..,-.i n +. '-.t en-, n....s'e 40,
I.,r.u 81 D 60 ca ~. s'o Ns-ol. % al1frer. ~
a. -- 81 AZ. .ss
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EavD- ropes edy stated tie facts visa reg I'd % lie
s1-oin'IDenr 81 Alr BEo1t repseseuta-ve ~ ttis
county 81 the Hague v.-oa- c11trs l,a from auy
.utrorta ve source. &C have 10. .1ouga. .nseessay
70 elpcse tie mlcl uore in,iz.iicsut lizzie drama
Is5el Fl e la-t week IL t5e form II 81 in7itl iol 70
q public dbrer when Mr. Be mon, duly declined Tie
R.olrosl Esgri-sr however. improve. me oPe5l.ll.
G, 70 .nia se u .le fo.osiDg s.s-r.iol:
sIhe or si'on tiSa AID a0r. 20 ths spD)i1tsl. o..
r- E-rCL- g-cv- out u the int--eai p--i--i,s ~
rsrty against to csir 4 our ado o.sd .
Z Fis'.s f-1 p-y.---s e.. A-.rc-a us l. this
iL-y Ltt-ay re vorst As-i0ls 4 Na'igisn
IL Eaq.rU very vel krOvs liar the oppo .i-i0a 10
this ,IpontueL. &. no confined 20 me men3ersof .he
f'rrer Yhg parry, and 'h.t To- EOrd has ever been
sd ssah,t M B. on The ground. here alleged Demo
crars vel IS Wig. condemn that spPoin:mea-, AID
sr,s al are cca-en hat foreign born ci-.z .loud
te in.rustsd viii public duties flr which they are
qualified it Is f.. 10 be bi.tcr disgrace rhl. high
Cees should be bestoEsd on those whose only claim %
them Is thar they have paiG arges 70 carry seros
II Il surprising however. that The EH7Eirsr shs1ld
have no sympathy WIKI sentiment so decent and
manly.
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Judge Emmett, OF the Superior Court, las denied
TIE motion brought BY the Brosdssy Raroai Comp
~ TO dissolve the inurctioo obtained again' them b;
tie oppopebts of such railroad. The whole mattsT
no4 stands as it did in Apr-stopFed by JUICE DleT'
.s.r OF,
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waIGl STATE CONTENTION.

Most Of The members OF the Wing sts'e Committee
were in session in AibsDy Moud1y. We understand
that tteJ have re,olsed call the Sta Convention at
s1rseuse. On Wedpesdsy. the 5th day Of October.
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youD- 10 get m1Fritu g-t Hts
younger
KILLING TO CJRR.
III London Inns has an account OF an eA -'Hhl
rs,ev If the feet Of Spiihead Tee Queen and Royal
family. dome site add foreigo dgn AID On i'm aelse
crcC,rse Of persons Witnessed IT, AL this psnopy of
marine warfare j. pronounced ecessay = national er
stance Willie Icr.siDg tie eAutaht stratus " Ih'
Tins over the feet Evidence OF solid aai ea1Ir
,rg mower. We are reminded that the same Journal
skes use of this language in regari - county m
dered short tine since to have third OF me p1pI
lafior Of the bte1 Kingdom In fifty years Ireland
will be- Protestant TO man. BJtl tue j man til
. cios and the race identified with TIA fi,h are II
.leayinp ireland. Err ioHg there riV Be none IT. Y
d. tie pe.ent rate of emigration which cannot be les
IT than 20o0 o. chiefly Roman Cath lies, in year orr
d. children will see the tine when tue Cells VII be
81 obsolete in Ireland the Picnic n Cornwall.
Tie cooluess If tbls statement would 10 honor - an
,uc,ioueer selling family Of slaves t. virius bid ler,
and caUous 10 tie sobs and shri,ks Of the epsriiing
rarties 4 Whole nation is os rae s.. unle. iree-
Trade AID colonial system; ald tie ca n Journal o.
the Erlire speaks With I0rguema -iAe les- Of
nrietirg such torture Il reaiIds OF altclote
Iurone tle French physician, who male a csr.sn soia
tonof iodine vhch lie used pretty nue. Dr al iiaiies
one Of bis Hospital patients has umor, rea % sup
ga a. .te Lsse If tie b-sin AMI t.r "a .ie soe-o-
rsvebmbtasy dose ofhs specific 10 il...e tine the
departed his ne aud he pl.sciau ssected bis
VIC. 49, VII 80 mood ,.s -,
u'e- 49, -.
'uuoeD! u''Pl 49,, -.
WI" -, - -. -
4" i'"'' W." ~
oi sLils' Oo'N"' .Du
a ireland for ~ political tau1r On .ts b.su ID sim
lar manner 'io hoN e1u', V', ."e 'iea ~sD..
il 'A5 He'' CO. - 80, -
i0'''' A''' -. ~ o.,
.''' 9l'-e' ..,,.,f,-.~ 5t.......' -, .....
1"'A'! '"'' '''''' an
wee scie"
ia ..' 500 '-' .-' "a
'oiai ''eSA' OWL - 90
aA lo' 'A'-'.
.iu We 80. ,'''
...-.-..,rl;.5 +. iI--s.-,-.. -. ~
r...-.lt. r.. Scales. ,.,...g.s3 r-..a.,,r
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IT, ,ecc15 innings Rov nus-csi, 4ri sf.- -ss
gfoh..suere down Oh ;le C--.d s.-ts5 s.'s tins als
c.l.d Tbs j Wig 3. ,he r.tu. r. c.ass sll-1s. -1-
CO. n DecEery e. Nap Virgil rul CO.. - Il Ssh
r. N.ri.r 2, Wal-r Picker q, CO. n.i-ss1r-
~l- e. 20 81. Ere755 ul-siu- g. ~l Lr- 81 Sos -04l
IL. IN. ~ b 100 IL a. . ! = 81 =.
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nsipe L., uu-cas-iou

COLIN5ls. Wt-I-II y, Alf = ID
u Maine Law d. L. "a mere 10 cav by DE- J-E
e: = Mass u fsyor a. HI lsw AMI g. keeDs ~ VI a
c4fswu in opp, ,iiion Several ilsI- d p-o3- E-rs 70
ait-roalc- sad tie Mlle foiks ~ere bsl routed
- NJ ccse resulted majority Of thee -
81 n = then.
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BOSTON T1-ses ilS = -.
The 1 : Staaner Prirce'o, sA-1 TIN h>l'A1 - ne
ION Prince Edgss- Isisnt N other n'SnS Vsessl
s.c.n.the ~.s-li. ht Il krorr have b--n Csptured
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hIfU,
de-iruc'iv= FIRE occUrr-o here t'is aor-os Np-fi
Flsutst ,n'.ng los 81 e Y ~hich mostly insured
hou- pauI-s ihe following snpng be- sufferers.
- Van h-a.en. grocer. ID i-i.1t o.bin7t n kk-r
aicrsw N'oh.ls lanes. u lker " H. Fr,iienyursh
d. 4 linda
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The Weather-rhe River aud the Democrats Con.


CINCINNATI W~i1silay A1g o. te53
TIE weather t.Te is pleasant aid tee cy = 4ausg..y
Lfsrty.
T,4'- are o! in ths channel Of TIE ry=r
and Fi-ing.
Ire Ohio Democrat state I'VE ton ms osy lni
ronnseG James II. Myers, OF Io!-d,. tr Lieut. Gov
E~-f
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Tfeuissi-c prl.es anl chatting f,r Gle ceurlsi1a q
re tf.gi.c alIan-,ue,is has finally GONE % t'-t
Ire tesu engine j. naT.g ready 90 t-4e s-elll. --i
srps,al na,li-.sar are reaor % opers-s
Tl4trrb-r,f Visions ll--iltel -rste-1a vas 3d.
TIE aulricsr ship slniel ". Fox Airlr0r,h, ron
V,rre ar.iec yesteicss t,s baarl j. Fsek'g' i'
Nsv-ltrt Industrial Exhibition, c'atli-ins 0fo--t
,ror-s ll,--- 5us-s cos'is carpet f'''j par 'i
se,,.irh r..fo.s t5lol &c. &c
80 .,,.--1 .,.-.,gsv. has on tOanl 0le package 0-
st, pa,sCe. e. utsaiss Manufactures o. sogl sent
trezn Bles.au PRUSSIA
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To CORRESPONDENTS

10 notice - taken ~ u-i1at-n- Nh.ete
/, ir.,rSss f frsrfoa rfeatsd b. name -
,1s.. Of %. sr,ernOt necessarily o paocAuoa s1i - s1Ai
stfse q 80 r0pe fain.
We cannst undertake rejseted C0rnmar esin'
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LOUI-N LIZ. " c-sdaT, A1E - l-'A
'usi receIFeo IT H. Jack,en s>Ss faA' -l -
er j. prevail Z 10. extent - Nicksourx sui
Na'ch,z, sno everybody who car possibly leave those
90
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The Militar, Encempmcn, az Onondnga.

SYRACUSE Irsslig. Argus. -
Il, Military kr'supu'lt Is Processing very ,.tsts
:Dr1 SX ampaniss are Oh the gr0uOa rOn Rochester
.-v-r from OssegO, Court snc, ana C.nes OiisnasIu
, tVeity coupsnies, and ZIP -cts1
g. mp is iaIonged WIKI visitors, sri presents lively
s. pes-ance
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Yellow Fever Mt New-Oriear-


LOT I-FILLE- Ne1les1sF Nat = IN
4 Private cl-pat.L D. d. e. -14r titrt Or
r, Der q deaths rom lslos Fever II N-E orb ans %
>s'ufdxy tire h1r re1 sid dr-@r, sn1 tAk'
v.,tsrc.y they suourird - sv.r three buodred.
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Aem:41ork daily Gribnns,
THURSDAY, AUGUST %. 1853.

r. Per,o-. ~sn,Bs The Tovn> zen 81 their rssdce ~ pso
al pess address tn PsSic<fo1 Oroe OF
S II e q. ,hoash PO-Oaee Pee IL cents
tf
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N,.-.tr,ox o. TEE AnAz5s.-ClPt B-o~n- 81 10
10 cl.,zcra Which rived heTe yese,ssy 'r1-a Pax,
In, a-l rep rs 3 steamer Ri0 Negro, s'- 10 a.
-ved there fsom RIO JsnsiEc Sc Is iA@ sseora ~ .
q the Company fl tie navigation q ies Ani-on higr
SD II rcm Para TO the no Negro ne mrs, ons Of
- E,s The Marsgo Will hereafter ply between the Rio
80 Ard the town Of Nar.o in Peru Ths K ~ has to
~. tip On the 18th to CAnzetA distance Of ~ niles
,Ipg uassrgers the rate Of Is MI Il rsi. = g
each way.
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There Is to be great celebration at New London On me
9th Of Sep,ember-the anniversary .. ui1 .;sS.s
Fort Grissold and the massacre OF Gro'on heisnS'
r. sa,ssa TWINS have arrived in New Haven, and
are holding their levses at American HAL
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The sesmstip GermAna, II Is nov certain sailed from
Rrsep On the d q August :. o'clock in the morning
on her frs, voyage to tbs port She had heavy nail
I'M CARLO Of rag, rise and BIO p1sssn zers TIE ?.
psnj, has nov bse1 - dgs q TIE passage
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Fran The El-hlng .r01nfs.

WASHINGTON Wei-e-tsF Aus - 80
Cso,ssSsuaSssh ., ben = ...i oonnsssJnsi - l. ;
4 fr--ru
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mstlrsr Co 's'r.' for A' sale o. Tt T7'a'' il
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
The Landon { ,ssul-hip.

ssr.ae-. 7tzrrey, Or -. Of B-'''r aH4 Ha''-''''
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-The nunber.of te.ths frou yelor ever u Mob.e.

tie "a hours ending on the -th iDst, vas Z
DAEIN6 R0BuERT Al N0swALE. Cr-F01r Dwelling.
houses IN NorwAk were entered CT Monday agtt b tl.
gA., who eAsTjed az plate Ant Qihsr TSssol7s,
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tt tII'N%IT -u'- 4''''' ~ - n"
esrs tuferers no snouI' ~ s9o.s
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- H0sckeelers ald all others M Saui OF q ding
n.'.,,s k, voad co. well O. cal Aitits1 o1 'sa'
o. de 5-rff-t-
-, 4. "a a The irses, ssaiil o. srs 30 i' a e'e. o-
trff ru
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Spreading OF .nr yellow Fever.

The COLLECTORS hire IN Ne. OfvAn' sufferers
~ AMOUNT 10 $500
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MlADA BHoraAL,' NosD1hfcL bAce EH trorirks
At vac AiolLns FaiA stnretis usns &c 'o..t' "a
-, - a.. - ~ c.tcsl lerl.sfyQs - Dos A. o.
d. a. -iefc.f.oi end Ken 1f--c na- 'f ,N-l
4, Il SO Nf1advsy, above Gas A-i Il - % ais ID
y lllIsatrah
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: Ir.nnrters. Johbers. Merchants. Manuf.etlrers

Inn 4 n.
-. S,e,u,bsat RArosd. Mcirs eompau-s sna Gene
: m derive great advantage BY TT Far "a tf % -
1900. no Y b PAINEKs Advertsne Asrey Is1n
Sew.Yorl as ffom bis long exPeneaee t-s - -
BIS customers ano rsol
k;,~ n, expense % nstas tne al
~ ~ ~. h.f m sricsu Canadian nesspAprs caie
go 10 ponote their thus saves 9nu os AnS
osur ns those npo advantages to ee aeed W ' 'a"s
and judcous advertising
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HIM D,K ASp WI0s.- BsrcHtioks A41liac.'i!
rz,,ca Ne 81 6-cacF's caro'.-e 60 ft-k
- ~. -. ~ ~ s--.r-.1'it- 'le s W 90
-. - ~. Her Dy- -ao hs see O. a., f.~ = -A-
go. N.a- trsie sa. o. 90 '.-. -s
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rTT The old Hair Dyes are deianti a new esa m
j. ;r..rurstr1 CsisTlp ass ,rtadla -f-e Be-
snss ~leb M, sds hke reae 70 - 800 t 5s1
Ian,e -, n ~. orders CRisr trusJs sLsos hsiS
snd t-e .rrr tri ureersi.d BE- tie c'.os q fe-
eaees se'a afa aFF'-' " Csisr.n5Gs's Ne s'r H.ae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25

PnSo FonrEs WIN CRcrt ar sCALis-I '-ihERT
G. Law recent u.te 'e1i.r sac 70 tA-g tn M en-
III toe llu srY ever before asaai-4fed Per
80. i,,ta tlicA.ft tyfc fa ca snd hear " q 70
-. IN al, !aa lacaf X si an- "a lfa 90 "a 10
80 r'cf,ii.u n of.ef h.rs. sal a. . M-i t1d -
ma P.suos atd aie odisns 81 pace l - onp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25

N,.S loGp AID tiAik Nt4rlNG hl I-E LEsr a.
=, 49, CRY hsre Ni-sof Toarrr a like
~ bso.o uaapflt g'f4 by hef ~ cl 9 ra
of taltsrr iar e. n taif W -harcs
" nsr 10 = bsek bo~r. ~ia-o- a.s AI
~. 80 In srphtd nIe frvaie toes ~ " a'i---t
= ...s> Bath.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-09
EOTYPEs.-The .ubsc

| Il u 1k REOTfPES.-Ihe subscriber
- would respectfully say that he is now taking pic
lures of the same style and finish those taken by
Whtehurs which took the premium at the late World =
Fair London, aud the last several fairs of the Mary
und institute. All wanting accurate DaguereotyPes OF
Themselves friends get them by calling mt his gal
ery. Nome of your doubtful shadows but living fac
siDiie Of self. L. f. GIBBS.
Gallery next the VA. Bank.
~ B.-Pictures of all kinds accurately copied.
LARGE supply of Lockets aud Pins constantly hand,
which will be filled cheap J.. Il. q.
COMPLIMENT TO WHITEHURST THE DA.
GUERREOTYPIST.-The President Of the United
States, Willard Fillmore, Chairman Of the Central
Committee has sent MIR J. II. Whitehnrst a communi-
cation informing him of the award of Medal &C., for
his beautiful Daguerreotypes exhibited at the late
Worlds Fair ut Landon-The compliment sfully mer.
tied testify by actual personal observation. II
you get perfect like picture of yourself or
your frio nds go WHlTEHURST, who will give them
you ir such admirable style that you'll hardly know
yourself from the picture.-l baltimore Argus
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-09
MERCHANTS.


n N. uOLLnNs--Bcg leave to call tho Al
tention Of their customers and the public genera
" 20 their
Spring supply Of Groceries, 6e.
committing N part joilops. sis.
IS hhds j X, Cuba and q Sugsr
do 81 croix do
30 boxes and bbls Loaf eras,'d and po~'d do
Is bbls supr. clarified
Is hid. Cuba Molasscs
do = II do superior
bbls N o do a.
80 bags Rio and Lsguifa Coffee
30 do and mats superior old Java do
20 tons Bar Iron we'll assorted,
do Hoop and Band do
! do Blistered Steel
| do Cast and Shear do
$50 sides Sole Leather
rs do Upper do
50 dor Calf Skius. Baltimore, Philadelphia
Y and French,
30 do Pink Lining do
10 do Sheep do
800 kegs cut mills 3 to 60 dy
10 do wroughtdo
10 do Horse Shoes
do Horse Shoe mills
Is boxes supr Sperm Candies
80 do Adamanrne do
90 do Hull q Sons patent do
40 do Tnllow DO
80 do Soap
10 do do extru fine
COCO lbs Cotton Yarn
. bales Osuaburgs. SUPERIOR
ALso-Indigo, Madder, Alum and Copperns Pepper
Ginger, sT -, Nufmegs, Mace. Gloves and Cinnamon
Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper; Bed Cords and
Plough Lines Domesties, Calicoes &c.&c For sale
on the most accommodating terms, exchanged for
country produce. anl pts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-09
MERCHANTS,
Taylor, Tinsiey Il Co.,


CRocERs. FORWARDING & COMMISSION
" MERCHANTS, Mafa Streef Lgnchbpg Va, are
receiving md have IN n large and well arsofted
stock Of Groceries, Dry Goods Liquors, &c. &c, re-
Gently purchased IN The northern market forcash, and
invite the attention Of friends and the public gencr-
ally To give call small profits md quick s'rs
shall be motto. The following comprises portion
Of ~ Stock.
300 Bags Rio, Lnguirn and JAVA Coffee.
30 bhds n. q. Porto Rico ~ Cuha Muasses.
Us bbs. Crushed, Clarified, Powdered and Coffee
Sugars
30 Packages Lonf Sugar.
100 Kegs Nails from to 40 dy.
20 Tons country Iron,
1000 bs Cast, Shear and Blister Steel.
500 Sides Sole Leather
1890 lbs Cotton Yarns,
800 bbis Hectifed and Old Rye Whiskey,
80 bbls French and Apple Brandy,
30 Gases Stick and Mass Liquoricc, best brands, }
30 dozen Olive Oil,
90 hbds. NJ q. & Porto Rico Sugars,
IS Noya Scotin Grind Stones, (assorted sizes)
30 bbls. Tanners OIL
Together with large and general assortment Of goods
enumerated, al, Of which will be sold upon the
reasonable terms. TAYLOR, TINSLEY a. CO.
MarchI7-ts