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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-19
KANAWHA SALT

TIE subscribers have been appointed Agents for the
sale OF RlH,r Doialiy & Co.'S Salt, and prepared to
supply dealers with sIperiOr quality ur Kanawha salt,
oy ihe dTaylOS, LARGER guam iy, at mauIacturei
prices. JAS II. STOUT IL CO.,
Vll-fm Water street, Centre Wheeling.
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REMOVAL.

wy, NJ Co have removed their grocery from
Nj chEi;S e. t No oiO Market square, east side.
ana next door Hairs AUCTION Boom terms
Stock OF groceries. Prime Rio coftee exit"
snnowe peT1 YOUNG y g9e as sv SlSN o.
$3.50. Rce choice brands 6s and IS chewing tobacco:
IL G ing twist tuba;CO' etC etC' .,,.
Family Flour superior quality. ann
--, m; ~ CO., ilaV g IusL IeCeIVed 10 boSes
oS ;oioCcO in addition TO their ia' &c st0ch Cait
- ~" ST. aud see specimen OF the California
,S har Tobacco intended for all ''who love good
;" Also large lot OTimpoTtCd Scars juststo manu-
WATER COOLERS.
4 MOTHER lot, and perhaps the last this season. mas
a lust been received. All whOare in want Of So Iesiia
bio an article this hot weather, aIc respectfully
to an advcrtiscmcutin another column ,,r,
JJUMMEL'S Bfemnnl Ess GnLec l0E'saie 6y -, X
wis - ], u. Vo~EIb, "a Union ST. =
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Professor Alex. C. Barry's Tricopherous,
or Mcdcated COMPOUND bcamfyinS, curling nrcsciv
Ing restoring ~ Strengthening the hair. rer wing diseases
Of tho skin curing rheumatic pains and aiins external
wounds. BOTnIch by geographical! lines the Tepula
non Barry's tricnpherous pcrvadcs the Union The
81 les m the article tate years have Tic rcaSet IN alo
that exceeds belief Proicsso, Barry, ae' care
m sales book. finds that The mber "I
bottles delivered in quantities nEom halt gross
upwars during the year 1859, within tri!e OF 9oy
O3O.
II present at length the evidence OF the
wondcI FIJI properties OF hc tTlcoPhcI Gus when he public
nave TURNS ned endorsement this. The cheap
ness Gle, and tic explanations given OF It's chem
lea action upon the heir the scalp and III all cases OF su
rficial raiiou first recommended, % the attention
OF the people This alt that the inventor desired Nv
rrv bottle advertised TIE effects ujhe fluid exceed
expectation. II acted like charm The ladies' YOU
not without it, Country dcsc in cvcry cotton o! The
United States found they it and thus wa built
~ wholesale extent hitne TO heard o! as
rc.a DIS articles this kind The highest point has nos
is hciiescd the sales this yer
will be a million aud half ~ bottles.
Depot and & au'oCtory, No I3T broadway, New York,
Retail price. twenty five cents large bottle.
libc tiScCuH ru CaScs by the quantity. sold by
the principal uggsis thu ouGhuu The United States and
alada Mexico, est Ind cat Britain France, and
by J. u. Patterson, " hcc.n Z, Va. Junci4dtwd'w6m
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VIM. IT. Needs,
Chiol1arinr,a Piano Tories

------, TIL L subsc rbrr hcins appointed agent for
t-s-'3--S IiFhc sale h'Ckcr n-s Piano Furics 0r
II II Il Western Vrs mia, Keeps constantly on han"
IA good stock Of those cesehFatc, i.sIrn
lessons of music best i'll this. other cOu!l-
nv These instruments .crcd at EOstum prices lu
re carfinge wtla general STOCK n musical mel C!lhuISe
and Variety Goods. wholesale and reia!I.
EJsOlh Pianos taken in exchange Pianos 10 let. MI
SIC t.GS"' 1t '' - JAS. MELLOR.
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It has Arrived and no Mistake!

- AdS AFrlVGd ana no In1S GdAS: .
IA Oh Oi G4.pevine
Fee ~, rS''' o IWcu'y yeH,s ,SiycIy in
r3Ice both Tor purpose OF keeping tho hair glossy
and esto inGii in bald places.
This Oils pa tcu'aity ,ecommeded as it will ren"er
liar SOFT goSsy, ard prabc, besides making it about
80 Shades darker
Prepared only by Dr. FOrciaire. Paris, and for sale by
J. g. VOWEL. y Union Street
nT7prfre u
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ADVERTISEMENT rs.
EMIGRANT PASSAGE,

ADAMS * CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE,
McE.ure VEOuSc. wheeling.
I'M + undcrSi AGENT, in tins CT II ,,
1 ty. for the passenger certificates Es-'=zlS
Or cngrans. hy ''Oid Black starr lire Of Liverpool
aud New York packets.
These s IS regular packets, making The passage in
ia the time UrdLary sailing vessels. The number o.
s,ccragc messengers is limited and crc is danger "t
shp lever 10 winch the Ordinary cmig ant vessels arc
lab C.
payable any Bank post IN England Ireland or
Scotland. ,
Persons y, no wish remit money to their fricn|s o.
bring lhcn line ''oid country" Will DC supplied
nm, auai ,tf n. PIGMAN, Agent.
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PemberGon House.
Water street, ISelOW Monroe.

W liEELlNT. Va
! M.PENGERTON announces 10 his old friends ana
lhc public gene ALE that he has located IN the COhl'
'.'1ious br rk huid.~, formerly known as the Isl
Its and Thoroughly repaired and reItted IT. anu IS
tla ed 10 e'e tain in good style at mode ale
,Ae Steamboat Landing, and the nerot o! the BAL
.pie and OhIp Raii DAD, GTordg passengers Tor Inc
az o. PACKET boats convcn ent stopping :'sce INC
letiF respectfully invites tic attention 81 ms o'i
a-r ~ ~ - $780, anoO-f
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TO Correspondents.

ms concc ming su scrirton. advertising or ON
LET ,I.icss OF the lnteilisencer' shou." DC ""
Used 20 "[ the editorial department oil inc pa
ls .s CO. csscd to the EDITORS jointly Oh 10 ell
o!il s.Ii writing publication, will please
ug est 90, ,rrc side Of the paper. ,,,,ico MS
vic H NC o the above ~ cs VIII G'caIIy
la05seI W. nrmpt attention to correspondents
ri secu.t.. w." otherwise some times receive
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Notice to Cor signees.

ri'Hs 0.ow, described articles remaining in dams d
l CO.. EyWess Office, will be sold at Pablo auction
% al previously caIieu ior,l on the itth . OF "citem
Dec, ISIS a! char cs, and tor tie benefit OF whom II
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RIVER NEWS.
3EP0RYED FOR THE INTELLIGENCER.

hHf- VItI I'D t VI II. -----------
Arrivals. and Dep"rt"rc- of steam Ho"'"'
ForMe qst24 Hours, ending Inst night at So clock.
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Dr., Gordon Harris,
: 7NETHING GOOD FOR ALL.

S ,METHlNG GOOD FOR ALL.
7 RESPECTFULLY inform the public that ] have
1 1peLed Barbering Saloon No ~ mon ST.,
T;athng Rooms, Where viii happy 10 accommodate
and all, wilrcase give ne CALL with SHOVE
cold nv warm ba:h The rooms large and AIRY
eve yting about thc bathing department viii he attend
in tile most clean, prompt and efficient name a.
months, s.. Tickets 10 be had at the Bar 1eilns@a
loon
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29

TEACH CHILDREN TO HELP THEMSELVES
The ,hough.less mother who h"u'ly yields
to the reques.s-"Msmms, tie my pinafore,"
"Mamma, button my shoe," and the like,
cannot be persuaded that each Of these con-
cesslons is detrimental; but The wiser spec
'a'or sees lha. if this policy be long pursu-
ed, and be extended to other things, it will
end in hopeless dependence. The teacher
Of The old school who showed his pupil the
way ou. of every difficulty, did moi perceive
that he was generating an attitude Of mind
greatly initiating sgsins. seccess in life
laugh. by Pestalozzi, however, the modern
instructor induces his pupil TO solve the dif-
6cul,ies himself; believes .ha, in so doing
he is preparing him 10 meet the difficulties
which, when he goes into the world, there
will be no one to help him through; end
finds con nirmation for this belief in ,he facl
that great portion Of the most successful
men are elf-made.-Herbcrt Spenser.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29
THE MARKETS..
BALTIMORE. Sep %,

GRAIN.-A fair supply Of Wheat and steady
demand, with prices slightly advanced. The mar
ket may be considered to 2 cents better than
yesterday. About 1000 bushels of Wheat offer
ed, and mostly sold to shippers and millers at %
s. 25 for red, to 80 a 81 SO per bushel for good
to prime white. Very choice white Wheat, for
family flour at 35 81 40 per bushel Corn at
10 II cents for white, and IA IS cents for yel-
low. Maryland and Virginia Oats, Al AZ cents.
GuANo.-We note sales this week and last of
$50 tons Mexican Guano at S35 per short tom
There is no Peruvian, Patagonian, or African in
market. cargo OF Peruvian is expected daily.
ToBAcco.-The activity noticed in our last
weeks report for Maryland Tobacco continues,
and the receipts, which have fallen off to some
extent, are taken readily at full prices. We con-
tinue to quote
Inferior and common Maryland, S.; ordinary
mddlng to middling, $5.25 $50 good to fair
middling, s575 a 6; and fine S6.25 8, accord
ing TO quality.
The inspections Of the week are FOG hhds. Nd, d,
l53 hhds. Ohio, and l hhds. Ky.-total $50
hhds
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29

DRowNED.-On Tuesday nigh. last, a.
bou. IL o'clock young man named Wash
inglon Campbell, hand on board of Capt
Lewis vessel, Of this place, was drowned
in Port Tobacco creek, while he and small
black boy twelve years of age were carry
ing an anchor off from The vessel in Q small
row-boa', for the purpose of hauling the ves-
sci into the channel. The boat cspsized,
and the boy states that Campbell, who was
good swimmer, supported him in the wa
Ter until he seized an oar, one end Of which
was fastened in the mud and the other far
enough sbove water TO bold on by. After
this Campbell made several attempts to save
himself by getting into the small boat, but
being filed with water it sank with him.
He no doubt struggled until exhausted and
then resigned himself to his sad fate. The
boy was taken up by Capt Beard, who
came to his assistance from another vessel.
There was no person aboard of Capt. Lewis
vessel when the acciden. happened. The
body of The unfortunate young man drown
ed was recovered yesterday. He wss na-
live Of Alexandris, Va, and has been sailing
with Capt. Lewis during the past three
wears.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29
SHARP SHOOTING BYA MtpsHYd|

SHARP SHOOTING BYA MtDsHU44N:-
During the recen, cruise Of ,hs tsc,ising
ship Preble, an acting midshi9 !, named
Perkins, from the Annapolis y ASchool,
fred with a ,hry-.wo pound of, vice in
succession, directly through n hSsd Of
barrel used as a target, at di. = Of from
half to three quarters Of a mi !eSshivering
it 10 atoms. The Portsmouth Transcript
says the third barrel was then sen, Out, the
third shot fred, and q. that ins.an. the tar.
gel sunk in q hollow Of The sea, The ball
passed through the top Of the swell TO the
spot where the barrel was placed, and had
it remained in the position an instant long
er, would have shared the fate Of the olber
Few old veterans in the service could equal
that.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29
"DON'T SPEAK TO HER."

There was bitter sneer upon the little
eirl's features, and she and her companion
turnedaway from the poorer dressed school
mate.
No, little miss, don't speak to the poor
girl. Your father swindIed poor people
and made large property out of their hard
earnings. He was low bred vagabond
when a young man, and universally des-
pissed, but is now one Of the supper ten
DOM" Al heart he is as base and low as
he ever was. But deals in stocks and robs
by shaving bonds and mortgages. He is
mon,ed man. He is your father, miss, and
would no. like i,,were you /" place your
self on level with honorable poor people.
Don't speak 10 her! The girl is plainly
clad and has no ,ppet round her neck, or
costly playthings. She has on humble and
q poor mother. Her father is ruined by
one who rolls in wealth, and died a s.rick-
en- man. His fine house-,he early home
Of the poor girl, was sold a. sacrifice. and
purchased by the man who ruined him.
Her mother, the once beautiful and accom-
plished belle and noble woman, takes in
washing. What vulg woman she is -
How low it is 10 lake in washing! Who
would associate or have anything TO do with
her?
Don's speak to her! Her swee. face is
pale end sad, and her dress is coarse end
plainly msde. Jus, look Ut her psn,aleus
even nothing but common needle work -
Not as fine as yours, bv good deal. Her
shoes, too are common calf->kn, while
yours are beautiful gsi,ers. Why can't the
vulgar thing dress as well as you can, and
why cam, her sad hearted Imother have 3
fine house and ride 10 church IN her carri-
sge? Wha, business have folks TO be poor?
H"w exceedingly vulgar i, is TO work for q
living.
Dom, speak to her! She ain't fl 70,
your cnmpany-she don'i dress well e.
nough.@No ma,,er If she does hear The cut
ling word. Poor children have no feelings.
LIS your privilege to saw whal you please
sbou, such kind Of folks. There is tear
III her mlld blue eye and quick flush on
her pale cheek, and as she passes by the
gf"up with their hoops, she draws her
checke'ed bonnet tightly around her face
and steals awsv with many bitter sob
Her young hear, is learning It's firsi sorrow.
She viii know that heart and conduct have
u" claim upon the respect Of ,he fsshiona
BILE world. Her mother washes for bread
and she is poor girl. There are mony
sobs and clouds for her in The fu,ure-ma-
ny cutting word and singing sneer. Her
woman's hear, will need all its bravery
She may triumph in The trying Struggle, or
she may give wsv ond 90 down to worse
than the grave. Her soul was full OF the
pure end noble in all that was womsnly,
bul they crushed her with an iron heel, and
she was lost.
Don't speak TO poor girls they have
no business to be poor. is so vulgar.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29

Mr. GODDARD has arrived al the acme Of
aronsu,ic achievement in Paris. He hiss
come down in parachute on horse back !!
Two years ago to 60 up on horseback wss
a marvel. The parachute was immense, and
the cords extending from its edges to ,h"
frame work that sustained the horse, were q
hundred feel long. The umbrella, was by
con'rivsnce, opened before the cord Of con-
nec.ion with The balloon was cut in order
to avoid, under the peculiar circumstances IS
of.he descent, The rapid fell that ensues I'LL
the silk unfurls. The eronaut above, his
brother let him off al the height Of mile,
The descen! was easy and gentle.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29

MAKING THE BEST OF 1T "A Yankee
out walking, in Virginia q. Wheeling, while
to himself talking, experienced-a feel
ing,-s,rsnge painful and alsrmin'! from
bis caput to his knees, as he suddenly dis
covered he was covered DER with bees -
They rested on his eye-lids, and perched
upon his nose they colonized his peaked
face, and swsrmed upon his clothes. They
explored his swelling nos,rls, dove deep in
10 his ears, they crawIed up 'his rowses,
and filed his eyes with tears! Did he yell
like q hyens? Did he holIor like loon /?
Was he scarf, and did the critler-swoon !?
Meier a one. He wasn't scar! q mite he
never swoons-or holIars bu, he hived 'em
in q nsilkeg tight and sold 'em for two dol
lars!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29

GUANo CoMING.-Those who are wait
iFg SO anxiousIy for q supply Of guano will
bs grallfed 10 learn .ha, several vessels NAV
: daily expected. The bs'que N. B. Bss-
sell, 81 days from CsIlao, which arrived a,
n orfolk on Wednesday, with gusno, reports
tia, on the l5lh Of June she was in compa.
ny with ship Carthage, bound to Hampton
R"ads, with gusno, and tina, The ship Ales.o
sad Ha'kswav, barques Rocker, Tsngier, J.
J;Cobb. Ellen A. Parsons, Crolon and Roy
sI Saxon, sailed for Homplon Roads abou.
the 18Th of June, all loaded with guano.-
IF,e Cro,on has, however been wrecked,
aad the Harkawsy was deserted a, sea, bul
has been picked up BY the steamer South
etner, and may be daily expected at Nor
fesk. where she was 10 be taken by the ere "
put IN charge of her.-Battimore Ameri-
can.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29
WHERE SHALL / SPEND ETERNITY /?

A lady had written on card, and placed
it on the top of an hour glass in her garden
house, the following simple verse from the
poems Of J. Clare. 1t was when the flowers
we're in their highest glory.
To think of summers yet to come
That am not to see!
To think a weed is yet to bloom
From dust that shall be!
The next morning she found the follow
ing lines, in pencil on the back of the same
card. Well would it be If all would pom
der on the question-acl in view Of, and
make preparations for, an unknown slate Of
existence.
"To think when heaven and earth are fed,
And times and seasons DER,
When all that can die shall be dead,
That must die no more
o! where will then my portion be-
Where shall spend ErERN1rY;"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29
A CARD.

HENRY w. TOMLIN would respectfully
i l. state TO his friends that he has located HIM
self with Messrs YERBY, TEBBS & YERBY.
Corner 7th St and Pennsylvania Avenue, WASH
lNGToN, D. c., where will always be found large
and well assorted stock of DRY GOODS, we'll
adapted to the wants Of the farmer and planter ard
also great variety of fine DRESS GOODS, suit
able to the wants Of the ladies' and will be pleased
at all times to see his friends at his new place Of
business, and pledges himself to his utmost
ertions to give all entire satisfaction who may ia.
vor him with their patronage.
Washington, Sept. 29 ls53-3n
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND CoNsTA-

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND CoNsTA-
BLEs.-The following in synopsis Of the
law passed May 26, 1852, relating to the
election of Justices Of the Peace and Con-
stables in Baltimore city md the several
counties Of this S,a,ete
Section l. Relates exclusively 10 Balli-
more civ, and Is nosnecessary to publish.
Sec. 2. find be ii enacted. That q, the
next general election for delegates, and al
each general election in every second year
thereafter, there shall be elected for The sev-
ersl election DISTRICTS in esch county,, in this
State, by the legal ssd qualified voters there
OF, respectively, the following number OF
justices of the peace and consisbles that is
10 say: Here are ennmerniadL Lha- -sauarsl
counties and districts, with the number for
each, which are omitted. In Charles coun-
ty: for election district number one, Iour
justices Of The peace and three constsbles !;
for election dis,ric, number two, four JUS
ices of The peace and four conssbles; for
election district number three, four justices
Of the peace and three conslab bIes ; for cleo
:iOn district number four. four justices Of the
peace and three cons,ables.
Sec. 3. find be it enacted, That for each
new election dis,Iic. thu. may hereafter be
formed and established IN the eeveral conn-
ties of this State, and for each additional
ward ,ha, may hereafter be created in the
city Of B.timore. there shall be elected, by
the legal and qualified voters thereof, u, the
lime for eIec'ing justices end cons,ahes in
The other districts and wards, two justices
of the peace end two consisbles, unless q
different number be specifically provided for
by law.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29

SERENADE TO CAPTAIN ISGRAHAM.-A
letter in the Newark Advertiser, dated &C.
noa, September 2, says
"Cspi. Ingrshsm, Of the sIoop Of war 81
Louis, now 9, Spezia, was serenaded, few
nights since, by large company Of Italians
in boats, and received complimentary 3D.
dress from them in commemora,ion Of his
conduct q. Smyrna. The affair excled the
attention Of The foreign consuls here, and
the local police deemed II pruden, to warn
the parties TO abstain in future from such
demonstrations"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29

Mes'rs. Yerby, Tebbs s. Yerby, Of Wash
inglon, have given notice that they propose
to devote the entire nett profits Of two days
sales Of goods, a, their extensive dry goods
establishment, to the relief of the sufferers by
the epidemic at New Orleans and Mobile.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29

NEGRO LABOR NEcEssITY.-The Rich
mond Enquirer Of Thursday contains let
ter from Gen. Felix Huston, sn extensive
sugar planter in Louisiana, to DR.. Samuel
A. Cartwright, of New Orleans, which adds
another TO the immense collection Of proofs
.hs, negro labor is indispensable in a cli-
male like that of Louisiana and other south
ern States.
In The recen. epidemic which devasted
New Orleans, we have been informed that
few if sny of the sufferers weIe among the
blacke and gentleman who lived for sew
eral years a. Mobile during which time the
yellow fever twice stacked that city, tells
Us that he neuer kne,c a negro TO die of il.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29
In The Circuit Court for Charles County,
sitting as Court Of Equity,
MARY D. SrARKE, next friend Of JOHANNES D..
STARKE, Jr.
JOHANNES D. STARKE, Jr.

ORDERED, That the sales made and report
~ ed by Frederick Stone, Trustee, for the sale
of the real estate Of Johannes ID. Starke deceased,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary thereof be shewn on or before the third
Monday in November next; provided a copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper printed
in Charles county, once in each of three success
sive weeks before the first Monday in November
next. The report states the amount of sales to be
sl1 1893 90.
Witness The Honorable PETER w. GRAIN,
Judge of the first Judicial Circuit of Maryland,
the 10th day of July. 1853.
JOSEPH STEWART, Clerk.
True copy-Test:
JosErH STEWART, Clerk Of tho c. c.
sep 29--}w. for Charles County.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29
HILLTOP FOR RENT.

TFHffE subscriber wishes to rent, tic ensuing year
Il 1854, the DWELLING house, SroaE house and
GRANARY, with all the other buildings attached
The Store is we'll known to be one of the o,dc.t
and best stands in the county for doing merc.r-
tile business. There is well Of excellent water
in its yard For further information apply to tlis
subscriber, living fhe premises.
Sep eft J. j. STONE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29

The most melancholy accounts continue
to come to US Of the ravages of the epidemic
ell along the Gulf shore and among The
towns Of the interior. The peculiarly of
fever in those places, seems to be q greater
propor.iona,e fatality and greater sudden
ness in i's operation than mark its havoc in
the city Of New Orleans.