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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
The Tribune for Europe.

Tie next number Of The T75uHe for ErrePeaH CreH-
h,ion will be issued Ont RHDW MORNING, a. .
O'Clock 1t will contain al the La'es. Ness up to tie
time Of going to press. Snge copies, IA wrappers
ready or nail ~, can be lad ., The desk. Price SIX
Cents The AGlca tails fr IN this port io-NorroF, a.
IA IL.
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Later accounts from Texas Ii diin l- DEAN II
C+Befai La -r auc q report e.usi4srsa doubtful
The crops Were IN @ promising colt ton
Comm, core -g1l slls Tor A-V iOfk ir0m Pensacola
10 re sloa pot was Albany n lAsr day naxt
Tie scyiCes -sr ths Amfrc7 wee received here las.
rft frt there = nothing wh-.avr doing 10 Cotton
uarktf, and business generally IS extremely dali
The steamship S.lT Vi the SOu-h sailed tits .nag for
~ n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

Tie above statement. shows $3.50 deaths of Yellow
Fever; however this statement does not give al the
d,atls large number doubt buried ana 10 re-
tllus made Ii is iin possible for the seNtocs % keepa
correct account 40 doubt put down rhe Yellow
Fever death. 20 lea,t 1900 The Number OF deaths yes
teidsy were very large being - regret % note the
death of Dr. PAGE Of the steamer Prometbels formerly
# he Daniel Webster. CaEscsNr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
The Pcsnlence at Now-OrIeans.


Wh alat arli-y Is he o~ly reeori OF the Board OF
He.n looked or By h, ST. yet have escaped the
pesi,roe with which ourciiy is s'ourged The refunded
lu-h the brow expressive of hOps-hs temporarily rs
.ued cteertulrss. he eager glance Of expe 'tol
are sret.uy chsreet sirkeunk book or despur ana
ci..t 10 n liert each DAY be- oti.ia io0rm al is
c-std hat many more Of our citizens have become
I'M ab sLtl Of the gloomy mansions OF The dead
Tie mental 'rieTTogbtivt, whoa and where - tins 20
End which 81 my ir-nds or restive may no' have 70
he 10 Of or may not The time D. ~ htnd Ft"n
D., may b, enytio PED M ihe cold smOfAct a., d5ttl
sugee a. en,eyts TO es,h. sioua satisfactory response
a. hes turn ia ~ o. r. awful RECORD olm'Ttslitv.
Nor Gees the preeel ted ~ every p1lt tend TO
ct.i e The Curreutoi uourl tn usn', GA the cJntra
~ 'urT stts With Ted TIE drseTted state 81 the city
the go.se r ppg- IN t0e u era professions Of the
Ii uuPret dnK obsequ Of The plor-ihr vehicles
conveying to ihtr b. or tie hospitals yeaiye
btitkr-se castrfrd IN ter b. Low -yesfhe houses.
aity I'd Wh mirfh, nnf 81 std n silence while greet
lis l.is ping ~ IT, lonely G-artlts occasional
re-, d 4 rity 81 the EaSiaresihs bnei-'he shrowd-
rhr k.nles toe yrAve-very m meet the
view proclaim tha truu pl OBJ th- IAug Of fr0fs
In order That We may No. ~ accused by some OF our
rsre- ot Craving TOO rshhs. p lure W. purpose m
tti- Qvu statement 4 h. death by yellow fever,
o. trt rom Juue ard enln alto last weekly 70
+. 30 a. Do Bo.rd Ot Health
Th.t mis- city peculiar locality is always n no
t. the pfeyal-n OF yeOf ltyer, T.
facf tAh.i.c ~ the reports published In this paper r
several e-rs past for Ei therein - tlat there
have be- casseyry yesr ed Rough the al clon did not
aTsys tie pTe-eni v eft aua epidemic form. va
DO not peter % sccOunf FIR h- CAUSE of this sfy
JOS of attack ahogh counsel the adaptation
C ress . om,hoIa'e aDd gehsps check is progress
W a. .rlness and ttmpeauce. Ihese = 10 s0phsiry-
u.tit b. nw-fuy employed, or i,suid Il some
tutstcts from g. Il srs ot thu sc-ntacthst viii con
vince the retilkhg that these ase not Necessary for
t- Pr ryanon hes's Neither . neesssary % prove
assertion by ronln ~ the account Of deaths -moug
tfse 9Th whom both tsmp.rancs and clesulet are ss
con u ever found We d. therefore, wtnoUt further
Ireacr tlt with pain Ind reluctance give the statement
e',fe all ced %.
n IT, month of june eh-n ne population here may be
estimated 70 about 10000, the-e were 90 ehs OF which
were Oi yellow fever Tbs t.tal Is only wlst may DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
Municipal Eiectio,ss.

o.w,oo n. Y-The election pissed OF quietly
GOOD vote was polled p..s,ler,
John r. Thurman, the WhIS candidate Tor ns'" Ths
10 .tCod Thurman, 655, Subway $50. ..s a
lid 3. Blair, the '.Shig candidate ior Alas'~
he second Ward, vas elected By 80 majority
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
,qtteru Te<grops Office, oor Of B.n.- a,e 4aa.rr-.'
Affairs ct The capital.
ss.s,4i Dsrq,a' to 1h,N T. rr,5y,s

5DecilI DfT1N % he y J. Iri51Ff
WASHING TON. Il 1nd.y. aug. p l'jJ
The desperate struggle OF tie 81 Lous r SO he Il
sbou. 10 CONS o. Watson It's Benton osni.l .te. VII
rr,b.bl, b. Withdrawn, and DR.. McDo S-H Mrs ni)us
nephew cone ND ~ fr-sh candidate. Jasge Boz in
supports T. r. Colburn lis p--tty fgtt it st,ncs
Boe!n plays an active game Be- ga Is able AID bitter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

AJl n -lu ~ inT- = ID
The Edym'u 80 was r-sll ,eiOsr Ju-s9 Ham 5lrtys
AZ . o clio. k his afternoon
Attorney Genera Ctg fed bssin, .rriyed, associated
Iintelf with the con- "a lDr The d,'rl'-
Henry Randall Secretary Of Sale, Wa cAivd On o.
D.. q-f and several Other ai,D C-t dur
ia, the tte.fo,n wien the arJurned Ld Tues
Amt The Governor vii thea be- here Ae Is N
inca On account OF iAe death Il Ar-'atis-
interest taken IN tbs case IS r-a, and her- il
corsi6er1bls sympathy Tor ne prs u--.
Jfetest,uoiy ~ TIE phi. ,tie is 3 c0.1ic.iag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

The dresdfl Test eDce a. Ne Orleans is still i
cresiing. On Saturday here we're no lea' than to
hundred and nneiy-ive intermels. This j: twenty-five
nnre than on any previous day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

LlLIlll ~, NllII7l Az = I'D
Tie CHOIR. IS increasing Clnb- rr1, glt tue disease
his assumed ncsr typ-. 1900 psr,ons h4ye Tel, the
town.
NewOrlesrs papers # Tuesday 'at received They
v.rv rra;esuy acknog eCg- tee coaued Mosrsity VI
New ok ara Pa ~ '0hs T. re slter-Fs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

Tie reIor. Of the cap ure Of two American Fishing
&c .oner- b. Eng sl steamer Las created some
lite excitement in Eastern cities The particulars haze
not yet sppesied briet notice by telegraph being all
that we have received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

Tie Clo'efa is On the IN rese at Cam5erind NJ.
but the disease s If mid type AID does not promise
10 be very destructive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

The SPRINGFIELD HoEsESHow.-C w Chspa heads
the LIST With sssO make the necessary funds for this
great exhibition The square east OF the Arnory build
ipss owned by the United States vii be the place of
show.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
Nsm:11ork Daily Gribn,re,
TUESDAY. AUGUST %. 1853.

~ e,o1s Ire Trosa< left - " pa
-. 80. sl pes,e ieave sddr-ss ia P31le-toa Os
~ % through the PoOEse Pnce Ii D,s ~eeH F5' .
IA he Gamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
HE pEsTHFYCE At NEW.oRLEANs.

CcrrtsTorcerce q Tie = 7. IiiIune.
NEW-OsLEANS. MONDAY, AM IS 1885.
The following is correct statement If the mortality
If city since the commencement 81 le.oS Fever.
Tie first death on May - in the Charity Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
IL coEREsPONDENTs.

SO notice taken n4tn 'ens " -feF
in,sDoe1 fJf ia io3 e sutlel cste1 bJ u-e
Of TIE rlaic4'oa Ot e
aztec q his roor eth
We csnL1 undarak 70 returr se.ea Conn1lrrai0af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

HrxF-The annual product Of Kentucky is esinsisi
at IS 600 Missouri leooo Oher States 1900 or 900
1t could be easily quSdruplsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

There was cons derable uneasness yesterday in con
sequence Of the nOnani7sl Of the Pacific. Nothing
Lad been besrd Of her when paper went to press
mi. mnIniIp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o BE Dro,rnea.

ENJI ~ y " y ~. 10
Two foreigners were discovered tn ttsruOon yI'g on
tie rails Of the Worcester ksro~. between Melville sod
Jsbfife- 10th were BABY cul o. the head, aad 4rs
Or. bsbly fatally wounded
Capt c .tson Amy master ~ ile brig ; o Brown, was
crowned his uoulg 81 4-Spou Oy TIE upse.iins ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

NAsHISJlOA I1uay AlS 2, lsjl
Fsj,t,- VI Rr, 10 hAs ZEN aPp nted Cuusl - Para,
PEW. 800
brsry i completed, and h u now open.
X Marysti f Baltimore, has accepted tis sPpo NJ.
mtLi Of secgttary o! J.. gsfion 10 Peru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

sfkiLI ~ NlllIy A1l =, ~
The Military Encsmpmelt Las o., an euce1 ana oar org
f. y-y rr ted The lIstts AZ l. =. OsFeyD Guard,
sev.rl con raies rom C,r-stc ne chester Grsys
AID sr.eicid company from Cleveland hiys arrive
G.o Sv Il q Rochester, . d. comm Al. GOV Seymour
viii he here On II day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

PUkILAND, De f0l1iT. A1g. 2
Hon John Anderson, ~no Tor many years represented
th. Dist let IN Cougres, dsd in its cl.y clock as,
c-sf frp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

IyT IiIR Rir-Tlis &. a very .nng favoTite Amer
lean ,xprtssion Some fscS not having the fear OF ihe
wrath to come before his and not many cons 5neous
scruples about shooting MexcaD fired some Of hs long
ride shots across the Rio Grande near a.tsora where
upon General Alvalos, then in command Of tia, post
wiote 10 Judge Mcl9n7 Of Brownst thai any nor &
such shots we're fred hs wcad lombard TIE iowa
Nherupcn the Judge addressed HIN IN answer ile 1910 r.
ing ~ N'' ~ ~BROwNsvILLr, J,n II. i15l
"DrAR GrSERAL: We hsve received yous appreciated
nee nIst - Ri, rie el'' "E.J McL.yr.
Justice of the Peace Cameron County, Texas"
Tur HoItASprRs-AAars in tbs south PR. Of hs ooap-
~ row wear an appearance more than Usually hsttay.
Not only is the wildntss being sieacly reSret by
HARDY frugal and industrious pul .oo o9i 'Ss o'aar
industrial operations are being last called mo a'Fiy
The lumber bus nes has tbs year RISEN % importance SUI
BIDS fair cause further growth IN me ares0y colSde
be commerce existing betsCen Bla Lake and Chcagc
In q spirg sv1ssl Of out seventy ave tons burden
Was launched. Another Of oae hundred tons Is nov 10
proc, s. Of construction Both OFned By toSnder'
Several Americans have recently become residents Of
Holland but fair proportion Of tie trade b0ns ny - the
place is in the hands ofis early inha0tsa7 The profits
OF business VIII mainly acetua % persons hn nave are,
interest in promoting the weliers of Sac Colony ani tbs
vertgsrd s one Of the st hai'orins indications Of its ID
tpre prcspsIiy.
prosecuted Is fast antegsors outlay Of the money
sppfopriattd will allow Week bel, r. ist commences.
mtnt as ma 20 st dgiyn, ih0 pies -, psdc PIER tn5
part Of the work VIII be completed IA a9'I ave- weeks
The pitr alone Il b grest acc )Lnno ION oat n'ihoS
shot Ct The Pre- sed ENbor which MS 10 ne A,P Wa
be optntd in tho course Of very e~ !t-rs CAL IAy al
swer the necessities Ofthe place.
While the Hollandtrs have been coatsnding with the
hardshps incident to the settlement OF new coatrythy
have bee far from being indifferent 10 matters of public
character Good roads have been opened, substantial
bridges have been erected and churches have been e
Sabshed The schools well sustained, and the press
by the Hospder quite loersy psronised
In ns Is gratifying to Know that there exist among our
-sw neishbop all the usual evidences Of prosperous
If society. Population with them is somewhat on
ase New buildings are going up Money is
and as elsewhere the products Of labor find =
arkst The Times, Grand Haven, Mich, Aug. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23
Movement. OF the FISHING -qpu drop.

The sloop.of Wlr Cyane from No.fols tor Portsmouth
anchored OF Holmes's Hole rlufsday, IN 3 fog sis
trobabiy reached Portsmouth ye't-rday
The L. s steamer Fulton .efl Portsmouth on Friday
evening for HaiIHx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23


BOS on. MJata7, ADJUST = l'j}
Tie schooner Rossn, al rvei ~ Glou ester sttur
d, reports that the schooner Starlight OF Gloucester
Cant Mcdonald bra -hf = b. - o. from the Brit
ish steamer Dty.stston, on the Jih August.
Can't, MELON, ID INN 0ist-l, no stsd the American aag
hove TO- OEceIs rom the 81 amer thar boarded her
ana to h r 10 Tow, sId o.red her into GasPe. The
osrture took plao- in gdaen Bay. The Star Light
was on her frsi TIP anu valued q 5000. She had on
board go bbls O.. msckefel. valued At $500 more.
Its also stated by the Captain OF the Rosu1s that the
schooner Hghlano also seizei by the vessel
but ai:eIvsrd given up.
Tie schooners Mlry Ms an Ellen Proctor r. also
chased out Of { bay by Sn In Isl cutter.
Tie rews If the seizure ,re-t-d some excitement IN
Gloucester COZ pd with tie fact d; the United States
squadron is eesrg at HALIFAX instead crush, on the
f.iiDg grouncs.
send D,,ra,A BOsTJS Mn. as. Az. , l-5J-Noln
An,1t,a from The Gi0i cesnr TEL fcph, ust celyed
SAYS The Deyss,.,ion passed by nsqt Of fourteen
f6tn vesse roliug 10 IN and proceeded ajou
two lies 10 where S,srgtt snd smother vessel
lying BE- Gained
TIE officers tool possession of the Sar Light and sui
feed the other 10 90 WY il 90 Cspisi Howard did
not learn; neither did he stop II G.sPe 70 sea what Va
doreyiih her but dir zig home. Cs-t II. -, in
orned AZ the Gut that tao asrcsn armed vessels bad
passed through. but he uoihug OF them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

A.le aphic dispst ~ f. Ia New OrlesnS dat August
I9 rec i,e by Sir L. H. Frot Yesterday morning. slys
" / have r, csivsd .nLr r-uf snCe
The deaths this csy "a yellow fever were two hundred
ara tVe
Tar b'rres are burning through TIA streets and can
Lll- lr- unug
Gro ,l.. Niows. u. ,. RICARDO.
cTe,arY vi the Howard Association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

Count Modem who 10 1881 N-gyYork vst-i aferwni
Sor1rrue ana California he s-f Cow rIft 81
b. ssro Who 10 I'D 1870 with Pracs M "a All
Ar sills. OF bis expedition sesirs. the Gai-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

The 20 ~ eTm-nfi ilr rr cssf Feek 3 tho best evil
c,I,t y 90 fhe ter his ILl taify q the i-yer
NE Fbcs number - C~,tas ~ be stated IN round lln
iefs 90 D and iaef -afs 'rom JeiOV f5yer nc ld
fol oFes trI drtd elo.fel 'Unku wn exceed &c.,
The Ere.t C week Ea5Iat ssftl Tile tool numb II
intern ems % 1884 iand rhs 3esths ~ fever brly
auf There has ere'ore been an increae a fD'ot
.- 10 'ie wi oe Of oeahs -Ll OF resTly tie same
al 0grt ~ tn ,e fsussl b. tie fever.
y .re 'r.rgy in Ps that 70 have passed through
te most pb s- ~ tte eyic le. lr1 that hence
rd .- vii gradra'y ard r4gul. rly abl's Al tho
1tr seials ncur "a oFrion that 'hs ftre n 'le -
~.sr b ifc. Too co. ard thN hrrgl fhe e. arc
even uo.e Rum us ID sn fvr the res'iTs m1rrati 3
ciail shIg. n.,eye that cIAngs Of type is t-e pr3
,urCr Of rs disappearance Ok tbs se0lrgs Il caln - u
c0r-se. Re led I'D i-efe suct-uly or - yF1-1ce
vii oily r-lrease, aac The nEu4rer ~ 10 victims YAK
sml.-. lr''. howeFsr . purely a. expression OF olf
p. -- 1olIy UPON general yieys' snd Slicl nay
re.sf5.5 lr-re fille.0rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

itl'-I1Th
Tie elbow Fever a, New-ore"ns and Ei'ewhere-

NEW-ORLFANs. SATURDAY AuE =, 1885.
The lumber Of int uts tins city, reported todsy
Is ops
Yellow fever is prevailing to moderate extent in No
b-lr Natctea AID NIckh burgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

"a FoWLGRs q Wells, intercollegiate AMI pub Is +,
su Clinton Hall No. ~ Nospaut Newton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

DgLFosTE TO TIE GRAD Lo1cE ~ rHs lstD
STATES Mr. y. ". Bfunsoa has ben etcis1 " ~
Grand Lodge Of The Independent Order ~ - "a rev.
ie Territory n u Iesog ReDEescn'as rom ins -
r,or, 10 tts GrsLd Lodge q e tI,ed b,s.es. Jhn "
ie ,e hr.t -rsent,ion iron 81 orfots Dr. The dsin
ton. Grand Lodxe ~ th5 a..ei aA'.' ga -
n ms Territory s doubtless bs benaAasd by no ~"
-sst,,r if.)Ess,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

CAupfrIgcs - PETEHsOS * HUMPHREY, No 90
Bnsdvsy received AID OF enng me H s oil fo
Can -yfesy r city trade con sting -
az Csrref On entire Asdi1n. lte ali
Land, pe cet ever n Us cJnlt) AeAi
~, X.Ix fornf 4 Axu er Tapestry and Bf-srs Csr's ADD
an nde Of ebeaer CarcDg uusy ouDdio Carpet Sores Al)
lofls so o. tht most IIei efIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

SIVIhG MACUIfEt.-- UtIt HTF
.bou sewing Msobin. which the pubic ought IN s1o~ f "a
hewiork, tLs mrs. ald orgn il'euior 81
mster a. The machine With needle and shut ad tAsre
no o. srlon vel patent that combination or
part H. No show he onsrai machine 7cc3n N ~.
Mr. Hunts ice 70 tho needle ana sla he
hy him a. fOn else Ifd ttt
The n,eop OF NJ hrst lade BE- sewing sseae Prs-
va make ato ef rue best eyng i
eiea ever ohrd th with perfect t 10 do AZ ne
y.,v ovy rriet OF 500 N SINGER 20, No 33 Bfjgway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

RAILROAD LCNDER-An agent OF the Cinnlnf2A sn1
S. Louis Railroad has contracted w'k the Rotary Nh
Company of this place for 80 300 railroad nes s.d WV
fee, Il f chg 10 be delivered az the landing opposite o
Louis portion viii be delivered THIS fol- saa tns "
uainder Lext spring iF.on97s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

HIM D,E ANp NIGs-- BAIoHEiONs ManumctOsy
sorthese aitioef Is removed 10 5 BradTe opote s Pt
xbe,e he h no ls' acsomO dli0ns Boz the world &c e tc
Al hs rors liar Dye e .te Of he uesJ nFe"e We aud
Tcuu.es ne prvaio rols ell On one tef '0p' n 1af's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

Nsw Far DPY GOODs.-DITCHCOcK ~ LEAD
,ytT,R No. 81 Booday. o. Le1nafsr have oU rec
s,lsnois ssslu.tf fnl GO0os, rsnE s,1ie OF IT,
49, hi 49, Of siks kEo Brteale t1nse-
sLe p A. e gsn hgh lu8s black siss 11use-e de Lnn
80 a. coors ord pfns Ne" cpd cb1e
~, r, croo Of chO colo and cseyhng -e ia Dy
(oods ~ lads q veal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

NEW PiFER We have received TIE f1t nunoiF
Tie Hu6ion JBrnoi q vel appearing shs-t roo on
rrespsrors boring town on ne other ds II Lake
Clox II prOfssesf0 30 - chroreisr Of ihs inet 'n
people, sid tie country, aad - such We ~el'e n5 80,
advert INTO the ranks oi the NOfiL~sstsT1 pfss IL
. j. mocr.,ic' IL poiiicsU. b. Shaver, editor aui ?"
-retor fsi.nlesOil1a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

IJrFiAscE SALAMAsDTR SAFEs-GAYIEK's PATENT.
RosGET NJ. PATncE thc sole Manufacture ~ DE United ss
Stcs aud = C. 0offrs 'np.Hc io- DE-
fsf ce Saos Lcfs couti4cl m - world Depot
No lgl door below NGdrn lne, formerly SO gu Jon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

MIADE DTVI HIN ''V'771''' y . - . =
At 1u, MoRLps fAn.-Slrge vising the ISL do Falr -0lu
not s 10 view our oscon Of Dagreu-eyp9 in Coos Az "
4,e.fseoc and brandt Dtguereoglcs taken d-
20 Bre sdvey dooB above the Aston House Branch
Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-23

FuRs yRoN "DisTANT PEH8iyA"-The Red River Car
avan whose arrival We announced week Or tao si1ea
brought down ffom that region three thousini nins
b. ndred buo robes together with thirty packs sod eight
rge boxes Of us al the product of last yeas chsss,
" On Uere shipped on board the steamer CLARION, 90
lfidsy last for 81. Louis Tho Caravan pGrchase meg
supplies from year 10 year Of % merchants and tssf
49, ~, fcrs considerable item 70 the1o lPiOn-
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Vfy BEEBE 81 Co HAI fERs, No. loo bfoad"ay' re
.sefslv tie 4 their cutoegs ed ne P1bI % tos
an fabicn usis Ofneen "" ~ supP-s4 VIII
hs,. 10 O. 9er Of any ~ a. the snD1tesi nJce
sWloesse c,ss Wi BE- suppid - m s1s eis eLa oaps ~
will ss; es markets md val hos Il 10 tnef hIef 80 = ca @1
etari1e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-03
MEDICINES
# IVLR COMPT-aTI-V',I;TTI;- - T-v-.-----

Ii JAtINn ~ rEso1n'iir,LAlNI, DYsPEPsT-
bity Dissass = -, clnlialOSIc oRssERvoiis. "a
Ioin Dlsordered Liver or S4surh arising
pe;dss ~ g, pies failess Of bleed - =. = ses
food funess ~ nausea hea1tburn s,ns.
tons sinking Of flntterng at the Il. 81 a eracta-
swisnns Of the Heed, hurled md issensch,
salons baI =, .ns lesrf choking or sca,,sae
cots on webs before the sight feye- ~ q sson,
sns mead deficiency of persprsfon ana a1 pain IN
sndda aq eyss psin in the SIDE back. chest p The
suaaen nushes OF heat. burning q The a. ke,
magningsof evil, and great corssant
can De enectuslly cured bv In IIIse o. splrifs-
'S - ~ q GERMAN BiTTERs LANDS
delphia 1'o i<V Arch street, Phils-
Their power over the above ds<s....;.
equaned by any other preparation h *
me s cures arrest In many cases after ss;Is
>, These BITTERS are worthy the at.en.;.u
Ias Possessing great virtues in the rerton ava
most me nyer and lesser glands 10, p
noSI searching powers in weakness and ne
sns oisestve organs. they are, wthal SAFE q
RI READ AND BE cosvINcED.-The ..ph,,.,,
man Btters: hooaahds Ger.
- 1T is seldom that we recommend wba, .,
a.ena edienss 70 the confidence and patrons -
noonands German Bitters, wish il h bs 49,; "
understood that we are not speaking Of th 'ss.cty
OF me day that are noised about for bries
- oitct TIE nave a0ne their 9,sf.-
race OF mischief but OF medicine Ions saity
universally priced, and which has met the bssr.
prevail OF the faculty itseEn N3 sp-
SCOTS Weekly said, August Is.
DR.. Hoofiand's German Bitters. pnannf...
VI. JACKSON, are Row recommended by sous ~ y
most prominent members of the faculty as an ING
. ~ enlcacy IN cases OF female weakness Pe,soo
OF aeolhtatec constitutions will find these Bif,e-s a
Sahtag TO their health, know from exnss
ence the sauary effect they have upon weak syst9o.
For sale wholesale and retail at '''eN-s'
The GERMAN MEnICINr
NO 10 Arch street, one door below Sixth pIiJa5,,
phia and by respectable dealers generally
the country. Nsh'us
Wholesale and Retail Agents
PURCELL, LADD CO.
Corner Main and 18th sts, Richmond IA
70 For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicins,
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

e--.-.-.s ar rug VEGETARIAN FESTIVAL. =
.,ate,ent which affirmed that the palladium %
Wy hailot box would never be safe aniii II s va
a,,mifted to the joint partnership OF nian ; am ~,
woman. Rev Mr.. rierpoint wac loudly ca"'u y"
to respond.
He sail; ;.~ ,oa lerg,
For a man who has spoken one evening sV ,,rong
To speak the next evening al all woui"
and then sat down amid great iauehss' ,, said. A
Mr. C. c. Burleigh begged to Ie ~ .sor,.
man who has spoken one evening y, ~,
II called the next evening, certainly "
IGreat laugbterl -, h.san 70 sneak
Mr., LLOYD arose, and addro ..si bi "' viii
ia man has nothing to say
7 think he'd better be still
49, aa,-l,ut "as well as could De eSPeeien.
Ra.he aI,, nN 200 what failure the feminine Dr.
,, na' os'y nj she had taken good cup Oh TEA
.a,o.s xould have been no difficulty,
en- Harriet n Hunt responded that she should
-. ~, r,uch. as she felt very sleepy. She en-
no. ayei 10 impress the audience the necessity
=. LIN, 10 bed early She had one idea, however,
,,h;cb she would give them, viz: The opening of
,.,nn,an in the temperance campaign (Roars of
lsughter1 Yousee friends that | am sleepy great
laughter what mean to say is this that since the
efforts of women in the temperance cause were re-
cocnized. triumph was certain.