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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

Great through Line for the East.
FIIHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling TO
Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Branch Rail Road Ht the Junction CIuely called the Relay
House, miles from baltimore, and with the Philade
nhia Wilmington and Baltimore Rail Road Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the limo are completcd and
tile whole road is in fine condition, presenting OF tho
most picturesque and romantic routes III the world
Tile nav and splendid steHnc Orthe Union Line from
Louisville Cincinnati connect with this Mt Wheel
Ing and through tickets from these places Baltimore,
Washington, Phladepho &C., may be had OF the agents,
or tile boats.
Tie express an ain leaves Wheeling daily, O'Clock
a. Nj, CWheeng timsl and arrives al Cumberland C20l
niles at r and allowing two hours there, arrives in
Baltimore $50 miles, o y. NJ, Tho next morning.
king passage through in about 20 hours, including all
shortages.
without chaI sc.
PASSENGERS baggage transferred to the for
Washington at the Junction. and for Philadelphia, at Dal
timore without charge. Travellers allowed am
ME lime and opportunity oil points ohain their
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore, (wth
privilege Orlyng anywhere the rOue,) $S6O-to
Washington S90O-to Philadelphia, Sl0-to be had
board tile OF the Union Line on the Ohio ard OF
the Rail Road gents Mt Wheeling g b. FORD) Mounds
Vile. mar VIM. PARKER, Gen. Sup't.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

DaSuerreOtypes.
SKY AND SIDE LIGHT ARRANG EAIENT,
lKENESSES taken with all the recent improvements
IL without any unnatural Wilderness Lair, grCy ap
pearancc black dresses, Every style always
on hand Price from one dollar upwards.
Rooms, No 03 Monroe street, the Court House.
aug3O VIM. COWDEN
SCHOOL HOOKS.
Ohm H. THOMPSON, 81 Monroe street has on hand
full assortment OF Books the schools oil the
city and country, and will be pleased supply at the low
rst prices, those who will favor him with call. aug29
HARPER FOR SEPTEMBER, received by
Ii auS29 WILDE ~ BROTHER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

WANTED.
TNHE undersigned wish to purchase DRY COWS, for
i grazing, and will pay a good price for them.
HUMPHREY & HULL,
jyf5-d6wtf WheeingG
$4,000 Bushels Wheat Wantedl
HAVING made arrangements with baltimore miller
III TO purchase wheat his account, prepared
10 pay the highest any quantity that may
fer. Sacks furnished for all wheat purchased
aug29 JNo. R. MILLER e. Co. F.
I UST RECEIVED-a lot OF James Y. Patterson's III
y ira Extra Family Flour, fresh ground.
Aso-fresh ground Corn Meal varieties OF hors- and
COW Feed always on hand which deliver any part of
the sn s1sy free OF charge. mo p u111RR n 20
Marshall and Ohio Turnpike Company.
THE tolls charged as heretofore on this road
and III the earnest desire orthe Directors per-
will attend promptly 10 paying tolls without this
revenue the Company have means OF preparing The
road for winter and it is OF importance to ali that
this necessary Improvement put the possible
pair for the public accommodation Without tolls This
cannot be done.
JulyestC J.H.PENDLEToN, Sec'y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

From the Birth Place of Christie
pher Columbus!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HANIPTON'S
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Il Letter from Officer in our Gallant Many.
AN have many other letters. We give one below, and
w again say the afflicted, why will you delay trying
the great ltestOrauNe2
- d ''-''' January i7in, 1853,
Messrs Mortimer & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: The First
Lieutenant this ship, who has been suffering many years
the dyspepsia, who has hec nearly restored TO
his health by the Of 'amPtoms Vegetable THO
Medicine.
Another Lieutenant OF the U. 81 Navy, on board
this ship, also wishes you send him dozen OF
champions Vegetable TrnCturc," by the Stare Ship
which leaves the United States i'll February March, for
SpeZZia.
The "Tncturc" you sent INC was received in good or.
DER Pleasure in informing you, that ii has ecm
used with sread BY several officers in
OF Dyspepsia. | respectfully yours,
VERNON ESKRlDGE, Chaplain u. s. Navy
We have other letters from Rev. Mr.. Eslridgc,
equally strong as above
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03
TGazctte copy.7
SCHOOL BOOKS


A GENERAL assortment kept constantly for sale,
n wholesale and RETAIL at publishers prices.
Public School Committees, Teachers, and others
will find it advantageous to buy their books the Corner
bookstore. aug27 WILDE IL BROTHER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03
TRUSN SALE
1RCoI SALE.
10y virtue OF a deed tr,u, f..

10y virtue OF deed of trust rron, ;r,
NE He n Tor the benefit OF Ro6eIt
tho clerks Office OF the county cou,t for V %Eo
nS ont n 6or Of 1@ ea on 1 'ne 81 spemSeSo
clock, A. NJ, on that day expose 10 sale hun al
20 n nn HG sI 6ISSe lots numbered fifteen a%
10 the city or w%.o munGere" eight Cs in IIe al
called South Wheeling ''"''elown, but ~
N7 Terms of sale cash
The title "l said property is telivea ,oLo
ana lhdlSputab!e hut selling as trustee "s untobgeI
vey such title as is in III: vest cd snail only to5
nug6. ANDREW Nvtrco,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

NtOISt EuSIISICn and vile / InI I--17'Ne'
VS.. Sin ,bo ~; 'L'hcery
David FTaZIor, wife & others E;l'Ihit Court NJ
iy Virtue OF decree made in this caUsc h 'oGnty
on me 2sh day OF June 1853 the updersgp5S l Court
premises, will proceed I'm Saturday lie IN he
tclnher, 1858, to sell 10 the highest bidder al Sep
on tic premises, the following desrribcJ i oe aucion
situate IN said county of Ohio on the ,yats " Land
Hmee,n EN-, Greek, containing One bundled and 9 Lite
o al" ono acres hTins the same riact ,s,,J
James Dixon by deed, dated The I'd Gsv NJ s l''Lss
!SS6' ana Inc same on which the former 9Glty,
time of his death. ~ resided al lie
Terms OF SALE:-Ona credit of sx lively.
ard twcnty:iour months, taking bonds win & eighteen
lien Oh said land to secure the purchase mon"r en
WM $. wICKHaN
aug Shorthand COnmistin"t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HO! FOR THE TURK
TNHE undersigned is now opening splendid lot OF fine
i Imported Cigars, consisting Of
offered for retail In the city;
5000 FL Gallo cigarsi
5000 Fixed Star cigars:
5000 La Prmavera ciSarsj
10000 cheroot q.
Together with fair stock OF Lump Tobacco, which
will sell cheaper than any other house i'll tho city.
sep3 }. w. RHODES, Agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

tiers in the city. erl in this house .s =
they St ea9 be bought the Eastern a5ks5 any =
ton Of being made and cut far sup eai from them VT
ufactured East. All he ashS 10 .prS
sire TO look or purchase. THOMAS HUGh[
auu4 C4-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-03

III TIERCkS PRIAIE RICE
III 10 bbls. pulv. sugar;
40 boxes IS, SIS and IS tobacco,
50 half chests G.. p. and Y. IL. teas;
10 black
% bags Laguira coffee;
100 Rio
90 bbIs No. large mackerai, new
20 herring;
90 kits No. 1 and mackGrcl;
10 quarters No.
10 casks bacon shoulders
90 boxes Western Reserve cheese
j.; Just received and for sale y SEoNLoN & maxwell
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-22
jEarringr5.

In this town. Jan, Il, by Rcv. Wm D. MaIcon
Mr. David Davidson, Of thi. town, AID N,, Rrt>cy
Damon, o! Springfield.
II Newport, Jan. . by Rev Nose. Robinson. Mr.
John \, I'routy and Miss Hannah b. Lamb. both
Of y.
In Greensboro. Dec. :. by the Rev GAVIN Camp
bell, Mr. AIrAanirr Young Of Greensboro and Nj,
Mary White, of Glover.
In Walden, Dec. IS, by Rev. A. Newton, Mr. Hen
~ +. Wilton, Of Woodbury., and Miss Judith 5
Patterson. of Walden.
In Barton. Nov. l. by Rev A. Newton, Mr. Thad
deus W. brew and Mis-, Mary +. Drew. both Of
Barton.
Al North lIavcrhill. Ian. Is. by Rev Mr. Suthcr-
land. of Bath, Mr. Nathaniel NJ. Page and Miss Ann
Jane sou,harl. both Of II.
In Concord, Dec -. hv Rcv. H. Webster. Mr. Vim.
L. "hvte and Miss Mary NJ. Hvndnlan. both OF Shcr-
brooke, c. +. Corrcction.
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Burnett's Warranted Pure
COD LIVER OIL,

u ,HiE.> HUNGARIAN hri-:ru. Hunter. \ lie
I".n"'"r. l'''~.'u. >r'.y.,rl.> >,,1,, W
49, ami $500. l...:nr,., H. Deposition e.
''.' t'.a.~ i.>,''-a'.v~.N Cherry Bari. r-i,L-
" .H>' ny F"'i1r IarS. E'rh.r,. C.,",,,,... FL
ramia"c. tumr,v >i:k.r,..l and Sink ,,,iJ,-..
."n'>. l'ir"'''" Eilrl.ri, Cl>-a Eu,;, >i~. .,.1;
H'c...Cor >'~~'h. E.h;nsc.. ra,rc,. 81. ov.
'" CREAMY fellow ".l,rr Losnrri. ru>ric. Redwood.
ud,".r. N"1r'cUay. 'aruN.~-i lut,..... >ria Ash.
>al >"i1- "'i Chloride - LIMO ,,,i,n Wy,rl ,,,,.
ar. Arabic and lrisarautil >,rr-.irill.. Irriocl
clio" l"ch and I,,'!l E.u,>. ul.y.. castor a., I;
Aea'>-''"' OIL anA 1900 "'h. ar,trl.> %. mo l..;,,
&C. not her" "'r'r"ra:-.. j. pure and true for >aI-
AZ loves: T"i">. n the 'ru. store ST. ln'.rshu, lex
J. I. BINGHAM
Jauuarv 70. Is52. ,n,,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-22
STATf. or VERMONT.

Caledonia District &c.
4: n Probate Court hol"f ;.t .Ie Probate tfiic" il
Danyill,. within and for eai District. OF the lc'
d.v OF la uarv. y. i. I>53-Pr">"nt. III" Hon
Charles :. para .'ud-r':
4 Acknowledgements. '"i". III" last VII md
~ Testament 81 1"in "hrrlurr. IN" 'f Shot
field j.! said ~ric;. :ccrl-'i. l-.ac PRESCRIBED T.
the Court here tx Lux" Drew. TIE cY"e,;:r 'l"rr
il named. tr Probate; Il i ordered v sd Court.
thar all ,,r-rrs concrr.'. therein be iri /" al,-
pear A a session of said Court {" b" h"l"n ~ the
rr,,ia'" Office in Dtlvillc. nm III" ~ dn. If F"i-
rrIarv l>53 and >hew rar,>a, if av the. :nHy have,
against the Probate ~ said VII: Tor "h''h rrr-
pose il j inrorc-cd. that c"v"f III" f''cor'l
o Tins or,icr be punished three week >'I''''->.vr|I
IL IL" o., .r,.,!rl. - me- laVer W. tel - -;
I'm tr" 70 'oi- :" .": '''''' H'l'"ia''H ..
.r'.-", ! 80" C",''-'t rr-"'~ 80 =,
-, Il = r. EEhAk Rc....5
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per diem and mileage for contestinr seat
80 CT 10 wears ago.
Mr. Brooks, from the Committee Of Wav.
and Means, reported bill ESTABLISHING a
Branch Mint in New York.
Mr Chandler objected to second read
Ing.
y discussion cnsued, when the morninr
hour having expired the subject was aronpej
Inc hill to suppress the circulation of small
notes IN the D,tric; Of Columbia, was taken
"i' ami ia" QUESTION PIT on The first amend,
mrrt, which WAS ad"p pied.
lh> amendment makes the uttcrino &C
notes as currency in the District. under tbo
DENOMINATION of five dollars, liable to indict-
mrnf for ml>d"mcanor. and punishable by
imprisonment for term of not less than ten
days nor more than one year,and a fine Of not
less than 500 nor more than 500.
Several other amendments were alopt.d
making the bill more stringent than orininal-
Iy reported, when the bill passed yeas 81.
NAYS 30
'Nlr"ENI> Fr>INr>>. We take IN extract from
The Shipping Report Of the Boston Dav Atlas Of
JHn t. showing the treat success Of Mc,,r, Ci1-
den William, III d.~p.tchng vessel, the last wear
lh"y hav" already Io:,Ic two fine Lew Ships. since
the i: inst, and IL their advert, rrolt in orr COL
umn- shows. Al" prcpare! to sustain their previous
reputation.
: IN" following feet Of thirtv-toIr vessel, were
.rr.r'l ~ Mr>>r> 'iii,n K Williams, for San
Ir1n''-ro. during he past year: and lat >,n..L,
Il -N l"r 'hrIr p"mptnc>- i The fact, that not one
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-22

The following certificate OF the efficacy of ~
"i>f:'r Hal>an i'll the cure OF Influenza, coughs (
colds. II from a gentleman we'll ana iav"rah'v know
I" III" people Of this and th" ~ Joining counties and
will d"nht"~~ ir,ii.,r ri! VII" are similarly affected
I" try Wi>tar'> celebrated! hil>hm- Charlottesville.
Va, Advocate, March ~ lH4"
,hari"f''viIir. March t.. l>i".
l'r seth ". f"w!". Pear Slr: III tn V 'n''.r of
f!"-' WIS confined tony room amt t''! some w"
OF 'r'. months. with very severe cough produced
hv Il cold. This was attended VIII considerable
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-22
lin Smith S Machines &
TOOLS.

FENi!E >uh-rri',r h. on larI 81, 81 Ii, >mI,i,'
Marhlrr- ana FOOLS which he, v III >,.'l ~ :. bar
gam. CErHAS AprIEEEE
LINTON. Dec. HS lN52. Su5t:
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Farm for Sale.

MY ANY Far'', in Bach. NrN Hampshire. j. -
't :'-'' IL sac. l. ca'-t:.;H> a'.oi: 2ca arr'>
au1. he buildings rul.,,>; In or. uou>e. two
She'd. three az" l'ar'>. ami Hog House: md !
convenient :" Il" Wells RIVER Depot NcTrapc-
"r Lisbon and Bath pep"t>. and i good farm i
there i, IN urH!;"'. County
Also
W. A. nd CO. Flrrs-. in Irma- w;-, /.
mics 90: l>:'r l',o'. Ic AL farm contains "a
w. l"n :--r-. ari - C"~~v f.,~In :" arr->: 10Th
,!'r roo. 'nrl'r''. rn'rlr. and first rat" land: good
Hon" -.d i:.lrn ",l r.'rll.
liberal -r~..' NJ 'r -vrr ;"r = portion of lie
lHr''a>" money II 'lr>'r''- Inquire # Daniel ra.
;',>''.. BAH. 81 III" >Ui,-cr 4.r II II .Iuhu>hury
N''r-''"''. ISAAC WOODS.
October. -. 1852 asst
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Mrs WINSLoW's SOOTHING syRup

Et>'k rinrr": 'crtu-. wl,rh -r.IIi, lac liri-,.,
-" process 81 '"ctlsiuc fv >'f'cnins NJ -rr,r>
reducing INFLAMMATION. ala wig I,.i' ami >a>rr"lic
"','"i' t"r >".' - !. G BINGHAM
Ian. - l>+S. ,n,..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-22
ELISHA WllIPPLE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT

'''IIT'i I7I>IT.'
In Probate Court holden az Danvl" r-,thin nv,
iy said district, on the 18th day % January, y. ID
l~i3:
N'INTlIEnP 1RI' +. Administrator on tho as
w tate Of Elisha Nhipp'c, late of 81. .I"fn,hnr.
N said Gi>!rctGcc"a>c'i. presents hi- a'!niu;.ra'i"
account Tor settlement: Whrrcupon i; i ordered
that the Ice referred 10 the 3l>t day "f Ianua
~ inst. nj H." Probate Office in said panville fnr
examination and allowance: and tha' all concerned
toe notified hereof, 10y til" publication Of this "rlrr
in the CaIcdon'n.a newspaper printed NJ s. Johns
bury. three weeks sucr"->iv"lv ~ soon as NAV hr
that the, ,nay appear, and At sal! time and place
if they see cause. OF irct thereto.
By order Of rour'.
CHAS s. DANA, Jude.
4 tree copy "! RECORD.
s07~3l At;e>i. q. \. 81 EBANk. Register.
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GLiDDEN 4 WILLIAMS's LINE
For San FRANCESCA

4" 81 "n "r '"."r" lrE>pAY Feb. l.. lie r.,,
~ mr. c..>> '"ii.rr Ship MYSTERY. .L,a.
''' ' d. .''..''''r' los IN -- t-r:h IT lev,
..f H.:"a 49,. as, OF h~r ,..,r.,. ....,,.I M
81. = .'''". >rll'r- requested L. >,.., ;r-
";'''. ,'' 'l-.."'ur;>. /" p" succeeded f,r rl;..
h"" 'Aiic. >H.r FL M LAGIL.
/" IA! on 81 h"lr'. TUESDAY. Ian. o.. the
,r,rnI'! NV half Clipper ship QUEEN OF
lie fA' IfI'. WILLIAM Eftn. C"umand.r.
NAV ~ one h;ii {" her rar." "n Board and oasiin.
rriiH. VII sal on her ,lav
Also. I" sal early IL lrruIry The beautiful New
"rh built Sap ANNAWAN.
hes" -A.i'> "!.' Ice -jIc'"c.:ci hv other. AWAY,
"i Ia" i'r>' cas- " ,'ir prom :v Il heretofore
l"rfc i-!.t CO., ir->H.., apo, 3.
GIiHpfNA WILLIAMS
'"i ma F"'N"; ",..". ~ =: Lewis wharf
E.>:... Ian l. l>;.. ,u>vr
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DANID kINISTONS ESTATE.

AZ n Probate Cour. holden ut IN, PrcEat" Office N
!unrnlur". in AMI ior the district OF ESSEX on tn.
l3.h dly of January. \ u. ISIS:
{ NiANFN HILL. Executor of tho last VIII ard
y lr>'rme!t al David kini>t1n. late o. Concord;
N >:d ,li-:ri,t deg >c prr>r;lt> hi> Icc",ln, %:
m'll>'ra';cn against sail Estate for allowance
Whcr"uP"n i: i ordered lv sail court that >ti cN-
ecu."r NOTIFY all persons concerned ,o appear a t.
Fr"la" Ollie" in IurcnhurG aforesaid. on thr ll'h
day OF February. y. ID. 1873. and object 10 IL" RI
lowancr of said account. if they cause b. IiIi,-
fishing copy Of the record Of this order three weeks
>IIccr>siyc,y in the C.!cdonian newspaper printed
At s.. 1"'ln-'urv. in this State.
Attest. JONAH BROOKS. Register.
true copy Of record soswB
Attest JONAH BROOKS Register
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Particular Notice!
- K.LROIRNE X son. DENTISTS,

Sill con. IN" = perform ~: u'.,.r:. .i,,I on tn
tr"'! III 4 careful and scientific manner
=. l'i.'r>hUry I.ain. ".
=. So NJ 'hr~e ~ l;ri +, II I,v noe nr Lnpk
account ar" requested ;omnkc Immediate ul, mcu.
~ Y" wan I, Ir squire Wj'h ,ir world All tic
ret "f mank"j" after the first OF lauuarv. l>53.
Dec. Is. So. >oS.f
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All Hands to the High
lands
sNltl >u'~t'f' i'''~ ~ ''N r'''''''N'l - '!'
..WILDERNESS STORE.''

are l'i'i"n thor former stock al ';'-.i- which
t..ey uicg iur SAFE al low Iricc>.
DARLING \ W0OpptEt
rn',c ~ july 1S,2. 1sItf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-22
TELEGRAPEIC,

8 /. i"!lN>kt Ky "ffIrk directly o-I,,>-" the
- - "lIi>hurv l!H>" door -uil.h "f ,'it.l..y
CO. ENlr'-- oii-r. messages >...- ,c A. ~.
principal c"- amd towns in The l. y -,.i tuna H.
A.lrl">>.- >;r.rt!y confidential. Messages r.r,v-
=" hy mail 'r '*rrr !rnmi,!y a,;c:.,c! AZ; -;.
div f,rwar.,i
Iar':i - U e.. ,o.- .,arv O.. . ro,,ir;,,- hem,
!. ". ROBINSON. OPERATOR.
- l'lu.- iu-,. N-.-Tau. / ia ea--r
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TUESDAY. Jan. is.
>NlLI-Mr Shields reported back the
B. use illIaPprorriaring So .ooo toran eones-
~ statue Of Washington. Passed unani-
10" Pacific Railroad hin was postponed
he resolution Of Mr. Cas-. rraflirminr the
'''.'." "".'rnr, and applying it to Cuba.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-22
Wistar's Balsam at the South.

use. WILLIAM Il. HALE, Secretary
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-22

II" dcman1for domestic fleece has bc.nrood
ami prices arr finn.
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GRANITE.
STONE CUTTING AT LOW EST PRO rs

ErIEAIN tH,NELEII>.
.l"H> II. PArl".,A. H-,.r.rcc,.
- lni''.>l;.rv.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

The YELLOW FEvER.-We are somewhat sur
prised at the apparent desire on the part of a
city contemporary to create the impression that
the city is not unusually unhealthy at the pre-
sent time, and an epidemic does not threaten
US. Such declarations are not only calculated
to lul the public into false notions of security,
but lure strangers into the city, where nine
chances to one await them of being Frustrated
with the prevailing disease. There is nothing
at the present time to be gained in withholding
the fact that the fever is raging, and that fear
fully, but not sufficiently so to create an un-
usual degree of alarm We are no alarmsts,
but feel it incumbent upon US as public jour
nalists to state these facts and counsel strangers
to keep away, for the present at least. 1t is
true the worst ravages of the disease has thus
far been confined to particular localities, yet as
far as our experience extends no part of the
city is entirely exempt from it. We are con-
strained to believe that for the past three or
four days, however, it has not increased, and
with the strict endorsements of the sanitary
regulations provided for by the City Council in
the organization of Board of Health, conf
IDENTIFY expect that it may be kept within mode
rate bounds until white frost in the fall an
nounces its final departure from our midst.
Then, and not until then, can strangers visit us
in security, and for one we are determined that
they shall not, and be ignorant of the risk they
run in SO doing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

The EVENING Posr AND THE RICHMOND EN-
auIRER.-The war of the factions continues to
rage with undated fury among the Northern
papers the most prominent of which are the
new York Evening Post and the Albany Atlas
The Union, since it excommunicated the Post
ana bunalo Republic, has withdrawn from the
contest, but has found successor in the Ricb.
mond Enquirer. That paper, in recent issue
undertook to read the Post out of the democratic
party, in the following pointed language;
II is time that such newspapers (tbe PosA
snouia learn that they cannot fasten themselves
on sne democratic party 1t is time that thew
90 tt De spurned with Indignation and scorn
.ne instruments and echoes of the worst tac
tons of the day" WV "Vi'' Lay
ioS' copies the extract, but refuses to lie
kicked out OF the democratic folds in ri. =,
ceremomous manner, and se,s rontL
ooiunn eai'ofiai the reason which induces il ~
cling to democracy despite the onroa;,;9n - -
meets with, the most prominent Of Will :
watch the rogues in the party, aud to nravo,,,
false doctrines from being Incorporated int i,
creed, and corrupt measures from being fayorcl
by its members
We fear the Post has not duly considered tn
immense undertaking it thus voluntarily as
sumes. 1t would take half dozen as sagacio1
prints as the Post to watch half the politica
rogues to be found in the democratic ranks il
New York State alone, to say nothing of III
false doctrines incorporated into its creed, an,
corrupt measures favored by its members
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 20, IS
BO.ARD OF HEALTH.

The oft-repeated protestations of the press
and loud and just complaints of the people, have
at length induced the City Council to act, and
after three months session measures are taken
to enforce sanitary regulations and stay, If pos
sible, the spreading of the yellow fever In
word, the Council was convened by the Mayor
yesterday and passed an ordinance constituting
a Board of Health and defining its powers and
duties A synopsis of the ordinance will be
found in our report of the Council proceedings.
We hail this step on the part of the Council
as one of the very first evidences given us, that
they are legislating agreeably to the wishes and
for the benefit of the whole community, and moi
part thereof; but we fear this evidence comes
too late to be of benefit in the premises We
fear that before the proper sanitary regulations
can be accomplished the ravages of the fever
will well nigh have spent its force yet if one
life, only one, can be saved even at the sacrifice
of the ten thousand dollars so generously voted
by the Council, to be used at the discretion Of
the Board, we shall feel thankful for the pas
sage of the ordinance. Still we can but think
that half that sum judiciously expended in
cleaning the streets six months ago would have
accomplished the object now sought to be at
tanned, aside from saving many hundred valu-
able lives. Better late than never, however
and now that incipient steps have been taken to
improve the health of the city, and the respect
able sum of ten thousand dollars has been
placed at the disposal of the Board of Health,
we trust that body will go to work with hearty
good will, and at the end of their service have
the consolation of knowing that they have dis
charged their duties faithfully, honorably and
promptly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

QUARANTINE commanders of vessels and
others interested will observe in the ordinance
passed yesterday, constituting Board Of
Health, a clause causing all vessels from foreign
ports to stop at Slaughter House Point, and not
to approach the wharf until after being visited
and inspected by the Physician of the Port
from whom certificate must be obtained A
penalty in case of failure or refusal to comply,
is provided This we conceive is one of the most
salutary provisions in the ordinance, and
should be rigidly enforced