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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

If the Valley Democrat sucsre in lie professions
Of respect for the "Wcstcrn Democracy would mol un
dertake play upon their passions by complaints OF an u
equal distribution the "spos and by the silk
goyed arlsiocracy OF the East" Our OF The intel
igence and character Of Western Democrats induces
believe they such appeals 10 cupdiy and vnl
gar prejudice We recognise distraction either vi catac
Ter of intelligence OF desel between Democrats on the
one side and Democrats tho other SIDE o the Mountains
and would have uttered woid OF complaint II
The Adminis,ra lion had given dspropofiuua,e
share OF patronage friends The West We would
Joce rather Just recognition ol their merit thai eiit
which Democracy po5sesses in luuger ln
poet 10 The Democracy of The Tenth Legion in particular
we may safely that paper hn borne frequent
or more earnest testimony their fidelity than the Rith.
nsHd Enquirer
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SHIP WESTERN WORLD AsnoR

New YuRx, Oct. "a despatch from Sandy Hook an
nounces the packet ship Western World from Liverpool
with six hundred passengers, ashore al Syuam inlet having
been driven there last evening The passengers have al
safely landed. and the ship will probably be got o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25
THE YELLOW FEVER AT JACKSON.

CSciSSATl Oct. 2lIhee sixty cases thirteen
deaths by yellow lever Jackson Mississippi during the
week ending The llh instant, which il, decline The
tally .! The previous week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

.aIIR OWN ORRESPONDENT"-Tte Paris cor.
.suuuden of the New York Times gives The following PIC
ure OF the comforts dignity OF The owu correspondent
oil the London Times
N.xt IN the berth OF British Ambassador al fuTis sup
mat The post of correspondent 10 The London nes
most 10 be desired Let rchearse few OF Inc mmnnl
es md nyirpcs OF that individual His salary Is saUVO
rear He has n handsome suite o! rooms, lurhsheu and
mid for by The paper He has two clerks constantly IN ms
rmnloy who read the French journals Translate coate eut
ami itrms from Gagnan and add theft eyes ihVenoh *
nscnn ana obse yal0n 10 his These gentlemen are paid
bv lie Times OF course The correspondent buys aud
TO the paper any books OF which he may stan IN
The library choice and complete coiec.
,ou of standard authors cyclOpedas dictionaries and otr
booE, of reference File empowered 10 pay ior any I'M
u,Ituu intelligence Just what il may cost
Wnen The post office closes eay 10 The lhhnltt annoy
anc. Of all US correspondents Of low degree he writes on
merrily MI sunset and then hires man TO Jump halo Tue
oruck ltan and Taxa hs letter 10 London lhe ilnes
NAYS III. bill Besdes oil This, his posluan Is snch mat
great many things him, without his giving hmse
Inc trouble 10 40 hcm. THUS proclamation oil Henry
desires 10 sec the light Nj Brryer sends II 10 the cor
respondent OF the London Times who gives 10 one o Ms
clerks 10 translate All The other cnrrespondents when they
see il in print throw up their hands, and wonder how The
man knew there was such proclamation In existence ant
whre he ent to get it, In Short il is great thing TO rep
resent the London Times In Paris TO be able 10 say you
are The Russian Ambassador il thing 10 DC lotccd 70
confess YOU arc the Envoy from Venezuela, ID another I'
stani up aud say you the correspondent OF the limcs
10 ynurst between the two, and rather nearer IN: oI
lliun The uu VI the column.
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30 TAnh,EHs- SLNNE-OW hk.its
TlIE STATE or VIRGINIA AHh TO TIE

-
ft IXsnASrE IL strity q. economical business measuI=.
H. se;nnGs at sty m.; espsrrl family aher Lis
, rmir ill., $5n "a aea,m.i losses
w,n .s i IL" - " ''I IIe % m bT life
ISSRANCE NSs are too I.or and non, wealthy avail
~ ,i " , ii1,tv ..In ,n,.. n RrhmonJ
m e Row I,r ~ lcsri ssi az Sie,s,. rolcr Cook
ss IA ,ssat% Ia IT, "o IL 'i . OF White
be %,.t "a r" ,n SS "a, M m n
-rtrmun- made ayu,l" ~nGu4ii, having
. Al Il Il. ..-s. p.m,.., 49,. ,,,,.,.s,o i, adjusted
rant.' "' . H., "a', r'.'s ~ ana s,'n any
re.Io,rs ga Ar,t.ran {, {. II HEicEEN, NJ H.
a., "I lI I''' "s"' q y ''''''' ''' :
nIaroIt', MAYO \ rI.AIu,
, a."I 81 ,I ' ~" !, %, nd. IN la
"' Brown ,n, n....e, ,s,,..s.. sa,.nas,, aa p.,.
, r"i r on"nI"s+ Apron rhe.e, pan Lty.
iaIlr N"rsry- s,i,r's ana rss,ds "a; n,sio lo.Nns
w ."l rc ,F. ,aaT;aasas cfe,s Fam.
ln.N hn Linens, t'hif Dn''tt AID TnlttH'
AMI p.r.,n s"la ni3ct al taiorri aiaca Moaila
&c u IN , ,n m Ia,,. Dresses Bsts Roabaznea
S Sii pam. r,salrl aa P4! i4t All coocd
,.a, and vsySi ia = IL, ialic- all MACK Caiored
cn,. al veiycr. H.. n,'sn.s i.sire.. toass
nus a"i ntsn ot ~ G"f ;.s 5;,s ": ssa
| satin Vsln.. hihlnHr MAN." BLAIR
~ Ga. ,,,,,, -, ). ,nr,rnsi,Ir.
rsuE saL,s h. "a = s"', me ',' H faIHfER
M :" o. ''hnsn eni,. we -, ,,,.. d mao tn,ius
luD i,r The inti''" Gi rhftin' on t ~,
hour, thea new NILS ~ 'ir 's "i Wa prt ngni
,r, G,rncr.
sIGcss Henry w Mm,Gtr, I"r Iin"i at,i , ,tI%y.
each contributed c,ra The 4m o, asn MI
sdhi dollars. IA al thiths i"isa. "'''
70 C"'nIehlt %" :, ,'c ~ ''a' % ''s
| Tie Ia "AJ % '"'. 80. u,rT T1IIAFERRb
| riNIS: TAl1AfERH0.
| HENRY MoSL'htj
| JAMES biALnP!
| IHno McCaHE
! r,c,,,r n.t.. - sh I.S3
CRY RICHao.D 10 AZ. 49,, =, -, an. ~ ,..sid in hs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25
Ir,on the Satunal Demociat
irrI,t \yuifs EI'IER

The following very peculiar letter eIiahaeu from h-
tender Of nomination by The Native Amet'rans IL IN
singular cunilas, with The awnings Of tho wing party dur
~ ~. ,h :.G jrsL bropue and such high admiration
-, ..,h E. GRIMM accent" Besides il even goes further
than the original Natives who favored nau,alza@' Of
one years as il expresses desire To prevent all from
I'm. oi,. or voting ('fuirg except Americdns BORN
ii''' WEST CHEgK, SEPT. "a. 1853
g. yra n th. lGh is before me. and suffer
50, i, j. lime with me when should be CAREFUL
Everything say is criticised am most certainly IN lavor
of every measure that will promise good 10 my county and
soned us am against it, Say Tor me- anywhere ana every
where, am in favor OF Americans born lu'ng aneics
and that The School Fund shall mol De divided iot sesan
amused 10 Great Britain any other power sehuuH pau
oppoo.a 10 this country and wou! take any iwu
surrs 10 prevent II. ou's' 80, ~ u,yuoon
hr j. H. JoSEs. 'Oi1i' 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

The arrival Of Inns mitchell, s daily expected at This
pv from Australia by his mother brother s5teis ana
friends who hu been Tor years In tins country ana
alteliy in part residents in BROOKLYN Mrs Mitchell IN
forms m that has heard nothing Of the escape oil cf sou
except The reports chronced IN HE newspapers Out
he places Tie greatest confidence in their correctness anu
awaits with maternal anxiety the leurn OF one from whom
she has been separated for five years MI hitcliell
Willie in tho Of banshmcnt has been an active iatInrr
Children hnvc born 10 him while abroad ahu WIN lhei'
his wife ard plenty do line has not passed so heavily de-
many may have supposed He asked perInlssoh 10 share
his tlnlsilcnt with lohn Martin, another "teon ana Ills
companion ani friend in Ireland, before tho two were sen
fenced 10 lea their fhelnd. and those who acted Tor l
British Government consented that these old friends should
shatr their loneliness together. IL Is reported now tha
has escaped well Mitchell but HE latter report
needs confirmation, and natural surprise - ie among
some m Mr. M;tchtls friends that his mother has not been
The FIRST 10 receive such pleasing intelligence Mrs Mitchell
and children il is also said sail d 10 this country sdun aitt
the escape Of her husband This is very possible as no re-
strains have zee put upon The vile or children
John Mitchell like his predecessor. Thomas r. mea9her
is likely 10 be- overwhelmed with attentions ON me ARRIVAL
here We hope aud believe he will receive them modeslly
and reluctantly hl Meaghc and that at least mother
and sisters may be towtd 10 receive the hfst oil le me
and attentions which ought BIZ regarded as sacred an Tree
ron infusion y. \. Express
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;NITEn STATES STOCK.

UNITED STATES STOCK
We lcarn that The total amount Of The various United
States sIocks the Treasury durGg pa
week again exceeds hall CT dollars being s56S 692
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25
81. tLA MON. DNNTIaI,

NlNI awaited 81 "a: advantage 'v The BlIimuic college
~ Dental surgery ntr professional services 10 the
Cumberland and the arnI. coHrrS. an rrcnaICd 10
all Ia" teeth 10 The most Iciic -hhc,
IL IstI ci nom one Ia entire set
any calf by addressing Fim'ille, Prince Edward
March l--cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

The New Yo,k Herald miscoucci,es or misepesehts e
position of this paper 10 The eud between 'e Del

The New Yolk Herald misconce,es or mlsepreseh'S "'
position of paper respect 10 he ieud between e D
lieerent factions OF the Shells
When indications OF an imm'nent rupture were
frs, seen, seized the occasion I" depfeca'o any
ou,s,ds interference 10 The feud Regarding the con
test as an e1cusyey domestic concern, involving no
principle and tending important result suggested
1he propey of permitting the combntanls 10 wage e ~"
after their own fashion. and 10 work Out "ha'soess'
they might, Independently OF external Influence i"e 49,
BILE consequent contrary course, sutheeny ee' w.
wisdom OF this policy Of non Intervention nu' W.
adopted Papers beyond the State Of NE" o'a e'e'''
Joined Ia the fray aud in short tine purely ~ "
came matter of national concern
An attack on the character Of Ddhiei . o'eAo
journal not Iepilmacy involved In Inc stfe Poso"' ~
,b on earnest and indignant reply, aud thus we De-
cana to some extent engaged In The Conflict "oua "aNe
boen hasa in Southern press even silently 70
s,hi, "a an ASA on The Of the North who hau oecn
ina, 10 the South when the object OF the assaot WINS "
build up the fortunes of our ancient enonoS "h ' .".
of our faithful allies. But our participation IA "o "s
was strictly limited defence OF Hunkers against a''ach
which mpuged their soundEess on The slavery question anu
,ber fidelity to the Demociac party Beyond an express
eion of confidence 10 the loyalty OF Dickinson ana ms
friends and an assurance of sympathy in their sug-
giles with the Barn burners Of lSi5, We did not ven
rare 10 20 In then ignorance of the motives and
ournoses of tho rival factions. We did not mean TO
enlist as blind and violent pattizan In any local
fcud because we did choose TO travel beyond Inc
sphere of duty commit ourselves TO The fortunes oil
faction of whose ultimate aim had satisfactory as
eurancc Indeed careful TO modify our partial al
lance with the Hunkes by distinctly protesting our appro-
val of the policy Of the Administration aud our determine
lion to part company with them 10 the event OF their dese
ton 10 the opposition 1t is true We had perfect conn
dence In their fidelity but, through abundance OF eau
lion we made provision against tho Improbable contingency
of their deserving TO the enemy 10 ms extent We pead
guilty TO the chargo completely 10 the New York ieud
No candid person will anything Inconsistent In our
course uolssS honest support oil the Administration be 10
compatible with honest udmston OF those who continue
10 protest their devotion the Administrations Dickinson
has been true South; but not tue than Franklin
PIERCE and 10 give 10 the one just precisely that
support which would render 10 the other ii he were the
Chief Of Democratic Administration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

THE AMERICAN LEGATION IN ENuLaNU,
we rave information concerning legation in London
from The pCn Of distinguished American now abroad VINO
though NOT connected public affairs knows VIVA! 60
ing on around him This gentleman states ital MI bu'
nn,n "a exceedingly pleased with is SecrotarY OF Lega-
lion Mr. Daniel r. Sckes oi New York. and lis private
secreluy MIR Walsh From hR letter. We anticipate mat
Air ,w,,nrc the s,, late minister viii continue
his r.nrnn win the legation Ia "r lie inaef regards
him us great acquisition indeed knowing everybody ana
everything sround him. and cher!uy according the btneh
al his rAlrIicnrc in London and ia American public affairs
there Ia his fathers Mr.. Buchhnans pIesehia
lion lu The Queen took place III OSBORNE III The Isle vi Hieh
whou ,n,u or parade Prince Albert AMI Lord Clarendon
hcino alone present Mr. p. has not Yet settled himself al
though al last accounts he Was tay WIN ar
ARRANGEMENTS IL that end He hnd received many kind al
lions itom members of tho British ministry, and
prciaily from Lord PamersIon. between whom and himself
intimacy had eprung up which can hardly iull 10 greatly
facilitate his official llbors-L Washington Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25
TIE SpRINCpIELD HORSE FAIR.

Spsi%GfiELp Mass Oct 22Ihis Is the clusIng day al
the National Exhibition Of Horses which has thus Tar been
very successful The total number OF animals euered was
about 1UO most Of Them superb Yesterday There
abo Ut UUU persons The ground including many ladies'
There u1d procession o all The horses which excl
ted much admiration. The iavorte The stallion "Cassius
NJ. Clay" hrluneDg 10 MIR. Goodwin oil New York Al one
sal down. and speech was made by NJ. p, Wilder Esq
President Of The day, who followed by Gov Seymour
Abont Lawrence, John ~ Bolts c. p. Holcomb Of Della
ware, aud others. Alter dinner the premiums. were au.
Years aud over. awarded 10 "Gassius NJ Clay
All The uiiicr premiums tor New England AMI New
York horses eAcept Of Sl0U Tor The san fancy
horses which awarded 10 ID. Sandctson OF New Jersey
There entries from peunsy lyania The receipts
Of The exhibition have been about $4,000; The expenses
about IS UUU To-day The premium horses be eyhti
ted aud utter that sale Will take place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

BALTIMORE, Ger ~ = Flour market Is depressed ana
very much unsettled Sales Howard and Guy NJ ls
al S625 holders ask Sales o Wheat al Il 2sIl Sc
Corn Co a 10 cts Oats - Al.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

MAYORS OFFICE, OtTUBEK 18TH, 1898.
the allied especially hr cundti
o he dnd cutters al tie and that they may be Ia
good respect Their
~ the 9TH rcou o o,ninc, entci an ordinance
TO ple dil nrJp' INSTRUCTIONS III The streets Hhi
ti ullsI rurIusrs passed FctuH5 2h, 1855 these words
Ever Occupying hor lot, shall, A. l1 ds hu' i
extends the paved gutter street or public acy
usi aerrn be constantly open anl cc from olsiru'
he dil do inr less than one " h'i
more a dollars and l the first that such @"
sIruct0n em'lns si' he hned 1t less Than Two mo- moro A
twenty iUilrs :
number uI Sisitcfe ypcctGI during the hI"ha Hs
hoped II. external appearance :" "n'
si,.cs ma, be source q" LITIGATION and IN order ="
aU al means the streets ihe a
Injected week, all The hin "i
NAV lac removed from The gutts sides the stLrr ana
;; iYad ii1f reso 10 he Rt5 he uJ,fc S,dI"e "Hi
h. ua,r,sa,s J,DSEpl MAYO, Mayor
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u 6cs ., Enu0Nn DAVENPORT $ co.
spEIDSICK WINE a,fs and Piuls iieIdsics Vino
oct @ a. = - ErioSn DAVENPORT & coz
THROWN HULA NDs.-T cases 81 ana Hown Hot.
si i' ''' ' "s'' ''i kESr 1' PAINE is kLNr
a TEACHER WANTED.-I wish 10 engage female
" taught IN a., one MAKING application, must
state lhcy teach ami then ce, accompanied mh sails
'"s'"'' testimony wM F. VOOLFOLK
OCT .1-rM Ell's'tle r. u, Louisa County, Va
s,EFIaED SALT PETITE, for sale by
LOrHEs HAMrEEs, yake aud EI,hes hasS ;,s
Street bilLkLEf s co
4 ,LOTHING, CLoTuING,-I have now IN eIole a large
line lot Of Business Cnas vi yes.
ca and 'A Al III Man Street WIN liza sM NIL
e,PICEs2b bags Race Gns, - pA.s Pepper and
tald sale BY '''''' T. ii. SINNER,
Uc25 cary Street
oTICE TO TIE a HIII1EKn9LDENs OF THE VIRGINIA
Se s's %T ~, s raI"sn1Y The @ Npvs"ot 1888 al
STOCKHOLDERS "il tr4'e te on he Eolag and returning
P SThose asing proxies Iuescd 10 hand The
oaa1tliN. ------- j. GARRETT Treasurer.
NOVEMBER MhGALiNEs.-Goo LaJy's HOOK
81 year.
ti'ai .eb-
auut's Home ne-I siri uumleI pllcS G, ,eif
tnninncr
Lace Saona Mag TntG 5. yeat Il cents number
All tie above Il,,uly Ia an, address
receipt vi the price, BY LEWIS l. SMITH BnlhsaIier
otl. /" Opposite American Hotel
NK MEADUh nnss Eis sc,vcs 10 M, ,truu. and to all
VA who wish 'hr Rat"'- % valety Culsr u soj
order
He will be III the city DARN. The "a: ui;ur.l Fan
prIec uny p csnts
ED Orders e al Messf. Andes ahn.on Cors Sn II Mi,
Street, the Columbian lioe NEE; i'm ,omt atte6on
oct. 1t.
-
fGNO FARM ER The subscTlhc. hay, m soIe aTre al.
L we'll assorted sock at heavy Wuoen AZ suiird To-
ad ins hahi- Those In want such allicles VIII ia well tr
e. t US d cat fAhhERI BAYLY & NlMMO.
net -. no l4j, EAGLE square.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL Raj, ROAD
IN and aIte No'e,bt 1T The Passenger Ian viii Ei.t
" nnnd 70 minutes past O'clock AMI STOP Tor brcAkis
d The Junction.
Oel - I'm. Z. II Gil l., SIr
PARK En-, DiYLY q MEMO.
AVE just opened u style. Liam ana cnbroirrt
Cloth and Velvet Cioaks IL Thc, The
all WHO dla! he IN want.
Eagle Square. Ocf. -.
ENOR CHAPPED sk1N.-Uucine Cold Crsam Andn
diHc Lip SaTe Honey Soap Ray ard other elegant PIC
pcIaiions fer cEappcd skir. for sslc u 80 =
Oct Ii ADiE d GRAY Druggists, la Main SHc''H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

THE COSTUME or AMERICAN MlNlSFEkS.-Ihe
mystery of Mr. uulcs in ordering court dress IN
Paris DESPITE the ccua, Of tho Secretary vi State upon
that subject has been uynled. II is said IN dplo
matte circles here that he did under The advice OF Mr.
aIdrrun who being solictous Tor his cordial reception by
the Suapish government advised him that, not I'M
desiandna The ccelays circular order the Spanish Min
sry might conslrc his departure from their court custom
in the matter OF his official dess into Wanting Of The tx
rema radical ami 6iIibusering views win which he
universally credited oy The European press, which might
eudce his (caierons) Government against him IL Is
not thought here thai NJ Suuc will entertain any Idea Of
wearing any other than plain citzcns Clothes alter he
siaIl have established himself properly at Madrid
nppclend lhal The Government have accounts OF The
Presentation and reception Of Mr. J. Seibels Charge
Belgium, in d dress in strict conformity 10 The now la
CIRCULAR
Private cris received here by The last steamer that
very recently Mr. Van Buren, being in Belgium sent word 10
the King HAT c drse pay his respects 10 him lie could
be permitted do in plain c2cn's dtss ana that his
majesty consrnled and came IN 10 his palace Ium
the county twhrre lie ruslicitinal 10 Mr V.
WHO spent hours III h. society Washington Star
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

We find the following clter 10 the Savannah Georgiun.
and publish it, although ia altogether supe uous
rciutaon OF stale aud senseess accusation against OF
the in Tue country 1t is fashionable With The
Wing press 10 stienaze Col Davis disunonis, and
they will doubtless persist 10 The charge notwithstanding his
own indignant denial Shame cannot dive then,
abandonment. Of their slang about coalition
ai;,io., a. ,inuisfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

yLs5-T y EG ATTY a. EI.ESInIC FLUID.-This extE,
49, "I!!Giy rh.!. Tor positive substitute Tor Our
at! ri!c dirct'ha i rs .! ~ BAD effects has
~ Ply
,eIr extensive rJe he Hospitals or!er the rrsnc.
uuiD,rr aud
sI,uI net ~! United complete srctcs II
nos Marfd alca.
Is, all ttis Fever,
n, cIl.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25
Pc NASHVILLE. TiaNSEssEE.-The celebrated

a.. In 4 t. BRYAN. resident ~ Nashville. Offers tho
the all ClIROS
los,
GIu:s,s !r White Saeiincs, Ulcers css
GRADES LibHH;cS, IGioIs. dr
cured the EnIic. Also, all >cUihcad:
Rheumatism Iaundce
thrrc AMI should he;eyci an o: IL,
she the lenIiono tim, rsfII
laI SrthIge VIII To mal.
Noe need rp. not TO he t.a 10 c:.
i-,L a. lac / iuii.r Il GIsy
AllIrter- br pre- paIitu Attention
,,Ilrc "a III - 81 mo-, lr,Ls
~ =, 1893
"i the uii >'h"" Medicines. JuIe n Nv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25
X cHIJSp. OciDser s.h: i-a'

n AVS plLLS-AS Ef =. ~ nj Ban.
nunp>y ..ct icitsT VI "
a., ,,;rJ Nav ISL Ia PI"iss~ I'oi'""s w., r,t
r :, rr hie "'''u ,. ,r,. Of
MAJ, toy rtlad remedy ai'e' MAJ vSUr auab c
On ulI lul, acknowledge h''e n.su st,,yment Of
s,,..,,np a rure at NJ compliant ahil an NV OCT u
il,,I I,dl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

So Is 81 10 h., Delivered chiefly In Nnvcmhcr n.
wheat 81 p 10 80; white LIE (" 81 White cora Go ~
Is cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-25

BALTIMORE, Der. 2i.-Iiicrr was heavy SNOW :,
hail -'orm to-day 10 New f'Ik and Philadelphia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08
,aHtS WnAI MS niI5na1U
CELEBRATED PANACT;A Ar

/ 49, iSi - FOR THE CURE OPP -.NE' - - fIH
.es43-ZlNC7PLENT CONSUMPTION. =,
scRoFuLh, !, GENERAL DEBinrfY,,t WHITE s%EEIfSS.
'RnEUMAris DISEASES OF TiIE EVER AM SKIN,
AND ALL plsEAsEs' Arising FROM IMpIiaiFiEsS
OF THE BLOOD, q EFFEcTs OF MERcunY.,sg
q eStg2 s5a thirty
eSts @ u the q which
had g,as1 accompanying the Panleea Some Of Which,
give the OF cases fright general pub
scroiula aud were dee med incurabe BY Physicians
+. has been used u hospitals and private practice
most celebrated physicians and other eminent persons
"; Gibson, NJ D,,prof. Surgery, Pa university.s j.
W. eleP'i ps1 Ms.t Pre- j.
n CHAPMAN, ~ y. Prof. Of Physie, Pa. University.
5sl vao
ehp@sa, sa 9sSSa London
sir Thomas PEARSON, MAJOR GeheEai i British Army.
ND sTsa R4 tRs 1soTsd Bfsh Consul &S
aSes baye for many year remedy
being innocent preparation, it may be given the
retail price has been reduced 10 ii 90 mar bo o
Containing three fpnts1 or three bottles Ior "a ~
80 BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. -so u. .
nay with ~ i9gl9E lisgi GoR e 81
Ss Re
splendid for the side q composed OF
turned for the exclusive Use e.
s
late VIM Swain, eopyIigh secured: =,
say for an diseases debility tie dise51e
ss +, ia aESs il sssdIss s.
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Persons wishing 10 obtain the GENUINE STi 1N,S pa NJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08

s. urThe Philadelphia Bulletin has seen The new
quarters of dollars issued on the list instant from
the mint under the late Act Of Congress They
!, resemble the. old coin in size, but are somewhat
lighter IN weight. The difference ,bywhich they
can be recognised is that the new issue has rays
around the eagle and spear head at each side of
the date, neither of which are found in the old. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-08

CRY Mountaineering deaths in Baltimore, for
the past week, were 1914 by consumption. 10 by
scarlet fever, and % under years o: age. slr,'
In Philadelphia, for the same time. there were
2l4 deaths-consumption. %, scarlet fever ii, and
under 5 years. In New York, 4O1 tdeaths.L
consumption 49,, scarlet fever H., under years
2l:. In Boston, 70 consumption 10, scar
Z let fever s. under five years SO. sra-s..a p p,