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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-12
'TEI,EGRAPHIC NEWS.
Bv the NationaI Line.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

rE1EGRAPHED FOR TH9DAIlYlN TEII1eRNcnR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-12
CENTRE FOUNDRY,

! j.. =
No ~ Main ST., Centre wheeling,
KEEP constantly hand an assortment Of the latest
IL anil most improved Stoves embracing every variety,
o. Parlnr, Shop and Cooking stoves. Their Western
vrginian,,' coal stove, cannot be surpassed b any
hem within the months pledeng themselves to
take them back not give satisfaction anu have
never had one returned s gga. ..ssr-
They also keep constantly hand the latest style o.
Arch Crates warranted equal to any made in hiScty;
also cast Iron Sinks and variety OF alI articles in the
Foundry line, which will be soil low forscash.
nEsPa rticular attenoI Will be paid TO II kinds OF job
Wo,k d&wu-Aug. 3.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-12

'sNNo Il. mOGE& son,
ATTORNEYS at law land Agents,
MARSHALL G. H., Va, Moundspilie, p. o.,
HyTILI practice in Ohio MARSHALL ard WetzeI countless
w Particular attention will he given to collections and
La I'D business All kinds OF land constantly for sale
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-12

GOLD AND SILVER wATcHEs!,
From the most celebrated mixers iu Tendon, Liverpool
and Geneva-an extensive STOCK always kept on hand
every one OF which is guaranteed oIerform accurate
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-09-12

SOMETHING GUUU IFUh AIL.
r RESPECTFULI,Y inform the public that have
i opened anew my Barberins Saloon. No 90 Union st.,
onposfte the Old Exchange, with magnificent set OF
bathing Rooms, Where viii be happy to accommodate
one ami all, who willplease give ne call with shove,
cold, or warm bath. The rooms a.e large and AIRY,
everything about tile bathing depart ment VIII be attend
to in the most clean, prompt and efficient manner
Ticket-Or single BATH 25cehts season tckets good for
tin ee months So Tickets be hadat the Barberins sa
loon. ,o,,,- ,.,,,,.,.
ie25-3nd JOHN Mickey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

They IN CIV over UHcle Tom by hundreds OF thousands
hut the students Of the ups and downs OF trade caused by
this that policy are miseraby few. That those who
uu.t have studied il once trust in their knowledge Is
evidenced by the last quotation -ou The Tunes wherein
Free.Trsde an. Ike. is bond ,fPeace
We desired to cite suit rites against the new
horn free trade love of np9rsry might bring
forward the declarations ofmany d yngrisEed American
state,men. Among them however. Ne must content
ourselves with quoting the words q who has rep
resented this CRY legislator. We allude 70 Hon
II J Raymoud, who, in letter TO the Wig COlven-
ton of the With Congressional District. when a nOm
nation for Congress was pend Ing last f. d. pcted the
consequences of British free trade in VERY different
and We think much more correct manner than il nos
done BY The Times We put the main portion of what
be said into Italics;
.Itisn~v 10 BE- decded-so long a see lor Along
tine 20 cone-Ehethsr. Government o the people : Sso
H. BE- e. veruneLt FOR the people or My for the h0.drs
of ce whittier The national J. ,sture has only dItes
10 perform or only emouments O. ENJOY ruth H. pr0r
f1ttu a. or democratic torsraDstt, O. D,Ot III Il
b. cke0rt H. erhoHgss dertoDs ne rfs0Er~ and pro-
nut H. 1etG5e or ORR cJbrfrt or t5 al 1nf0H 1 ID
HQAe1 c0a tifi5 riff grGsTt t5rsi-s cfpt, Gt ne
ino1,gtate sfBgel ot iqdirtGu1l iafeTe't.
Such was British free trade before the last election
but nov it has lost that horrd guise and put on the
sleeps clothing of Peace SOcety's General Agent
However such changes are no novelty in this world Of
growth ana decay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes FROM The In'a"
paragraph Affirming that the Liquor saturna.n no"
scourcrc Rhods Island grows ont If the circumstance
that the Srate Officers who skoud enforce the Proho
tory law we're sn chosen as known and deadly enc
mics OF rlat Law by the present Democratic Grand
Committee in Joint Ballot, with perfect understand
inr flat they would Dot enforce the Law bu' would
steadily copnive al It's yioation-and ttcrcupon SAYS;
Here il q expressly admitted that the reason why me
forced In Rhode Island Is be- use rs enemies
cr in nover which Is but another way Of saying th'
,od D. utic opinion for if L were no, - is i'eh'
would b. charged with the duty OF seeing tha is Po''
lens were enforced.
Now the officially established Jsr exactly coniron''
and refutes The EnqHrers inference here quoted.
The I. ople ratified the Liquor Prohbluon La" az me
rem same Election hich put these enemies OF the Maine
Law in power One cause of this setcontradict'n H'
here's IN the fact that great deal Of money was spent IN
the election of Governor and Legislature While on the
Iiquor question every but the RumSeilers voted
his honest opinion unaffected by any pecunary induce
m,nt Another cause Of this discrepancy was ignorance
on the Part of small portion of tie Temperance voters
Of the Siamese connection between the Rum raic and
the Democratic party TOW Offered, managed and pro-
dfd with candidates These voters will have cut some
Il their vsdomteeth before another Election JUST see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

power food or side of the piston AMI acunm on the
other No other than false souls ever u.s. this engine
and We say it may be demonstrated thai they never use
it except to prcpa gate doctrines that are false There
has been general suspicion to that effect for ages and
the bresdand butter thrown away account Of il would
probably feed the hole world from this date to the nil
lenium.
We are glad to be informed that the rich men Of BOs
ton never sought propagate the opinion that the Fug
tive Slave Lsw il Just, wise. and constitutional enact
ment by the arguments OF bread and butter, and the
reverse-tlat they would have scorned to do it. The
better fo7 them. The thing done elsewhere, how
ever. and on very extensive scale OJher gentlemen
and laWyers are not sure that say scholars
if not Mr. Hiard not only sbstaned from striking the
lend that fed them such base conditions but csressed
il. Tie wealthy hereabonr, who took such vast
pains To grub" for argument little knew how many
tens of thousands of minds thereby Convinced tina
negTo hunting for the salratoH Of te Union rascal
y and a lasebood. 70 be rejected and a5horred from
the mode in Which Safety Committees and leading mer.
Giants advocated it. if for other reason This is
thought which Jhey should have long since put in their
pipes 70 be smoking at their leisure till the nex similar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19
rfnPERsNCB /, THE soUTH.wgsr.

KtxrrcKY and TENNESSEE are stirred 6y the pre-
lmirar, tbroes Of stern agitation for Prohiotory
iouor Law. Maine Law candlds'es for the Leg'sla-
,ure are regularly nominated in Fayette lMemphID
County. Tennessee and We believe IN some others
Maine Law candidates have been proposed in several
COUNTIES of Kentucky and personally know that GER
tain Democratic managers IN that state are expecting
10 cary the Legislature by means Of the division @ncn
o,fev cacuate) tbs question viii create 10 Tue "llg
rs,bs a. pe-theic OH parry Do. obey think being
,.,.r.dL,i, Tie question Vii De much more prom
in.rt IN the next than in the pendiDg election.
III, Nashville Christian AdrOcate Methodist kpls-
corap in giving an account Of discussion az that place
betv,en Messrs Henry ard Johnson, rival candidates
for Governor says: H..
4Sor,e toucs Of vast importance 10 me Isope VIZ u
80 iblv handled but regret hat neither OF ths
terosr directed bis Arguments 70 plit VI more lu'si
:, :, ,ur dsm.nt than any 6ne ths! htu uhcs' l'e
-, W. man the LigH0r Lar CANDIDATES ana Poiu
ss,O- nav talk about the basis OF Representation
az Ind: Common SCHOOL,, toe election OF Pres
W - fD5gs. and the management 81 Banks and yet
rshS - sU these shsn We take into consideration
" -. .,1urt of crime thar curses our land Murder
W al nd h.n.n o. grsdstion. d-srac- our codntry
- - icully stain th~ reputation 81 Aierc'n,. ai.
H.. rr..s I,r...t 4 - 20 -; A---i u A--"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19
Fron Mexico.

BALTIMORE Monday July IS 80
New O'eaDs papers Of Tuesday asst are received Ihy
contain dates from the City Of Mexico 10 the nh and Vera
Cruz -h inst. brought by the steamer Texs from the
latter port.
Cholera continued 10 rage n Vera Cruz and h4
increase The black vomit also making terrible "a
wages an bad frightened the physicians who un.bs
10 saw more than ten out of hundred patients Gu
era a. also very at Jaapa decree regulating
the organization OF the Government Council. composed q
81 per,ons had been published, also regulating ths
Interior Of the Natioual Palace.
SAINT. Ana bad taken Up ms residence 10 lsabana and
estsb sled Teegraphic communication With the CAPITA
Cen lsrod bad been promoted 70 the grade Of B1g'd
Ceterl m consider on OF his service ~ the pate o.
Iu,ra Vista The G. yernment declared the drtencs o.
I.ton,,ro by Col Ana taco LeuecerO against the Ans
n, an, o. 10th August. l-i.-heroic
n.y oath bad been esrabi shrd, which All employs
,tre reqnired ~ t4se OAc ause ~ ut.n tho S4s
t,rc. Of IT, nauon and the Integrity % Der tsrntV
NE Meucau paper, are Ined With news ~ u no ui
bu.ferirQ xpcdiiOn from California INTO ~ ra ana %
90 ,i-,..b. aux'sfy ~ regard 10 the ~ tter
Concerning fht dic tee between RoV snctns ntr1
S,.f.- III Ir1lf ~ int0n says y var D. imminent 70
fitse We tiI il nay b. considered eqlahy 80 unasi
-, In cir uusf.nc.. betaeen u~ Jnlr4 - stes ana
N.,.cO Tie violent lsLsaagr OF tho '.a l0dlnA a
90 " a.lIr,tou Lodes nothing good
Am.rc.n steamer "S.-t4Al4 WAS running on ns
Les q Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

Al ENpIosIoS An establishment located IN one OIL
tie thry Dg villages adjacent 70 our CITY and os'ens
Nj, devoted 10 Water Cure was broken up recently By
discovery On the part Of boarderPatents that It's
rrircfpss were using the facilities i, afforded them for
rhe psidicus ncuca'ion and practical realization OF
Mr. p. Andrews remarkably free-and'ea'y MOTIONS
raso.ctlpa Love and Marriage Tie general Pro;ama-
ion Of his fact caused the prompt Dispersion o. al
but three or four Of the boardera AID tue speedy
closing Of the concern There are good many wolves
ia sleeps othina abour, and wise aud cesr discern
uent was never more necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

The Richmond Examiner. in an article on Georgia
Politics betrays the yindictiye ferocity with which
that minority of the Southern Democrats who united
with the Wigs 10 sustaining the Compromise are re-
gard,d BY the state Rights majority Of the party
After speab of Gov Cobb of Georgia as the crushed
Cobb" the Editor proceeds
Tho father Of this unnatural aborton-he euphonious
Cubt-now repud,tes ana strives 70 throttle his own
clrd-lui T. lives 90 .nts perpetual misery upon st'her.
j., kius has become the guardian of the hyOrl ana IN
- couCitou of the state ghs party Copb reAds 'hs
c,ns,queuces of his dsmuug detection ard scandaious
coalition with the Wigs IA so aud l-'l
We can pardon any thin gina Democrat ou' an a'anoe
" the WIZ party for the purpose OF defeating oVe
r., hts cardioat- at their own party ms - SIN lot
which fhe re- D. no Or-ivrueas After SUCH crime p'"t
damn enjoy the ptry honors OF single stat OUT ne
la, ,,a ~ Lt n y fiOnoi Dsm0cot and has lost forever
tl confidence ct his party National cous-rs .tv-s never
touch such co. and the people athe the name Of de-
-srter. man my honesty Drift from his party decline
Z. receive lonoTs rewards abdn hr ret;re from
public 'n sO0neT tAAn sacrifice ms p usr or mons no
fahrs with HIN 10 retirement The r-p-o ot ali b. net nen
Bat the case different when rs WAS tie casa W IN cote
and nbb th-s consented to become the ctnldr-s anu
,rat r ct Union party aided by dssl-cted Democrats
such mer nay tinb they alive bt 20 th" opnlpn o
c,rt-i-i Judges o. rv pIltc4, a- dead 4s any nun
II, hat d nGu,try 90 Gideon or Ljaa DRUGS 70 l-n
and pity that they do not pul.s n their graves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

The Buffalo Commercial {, mentally exercised NH
.b.sorobieu: How eau IL: Tribune. shicA cond-
rhe circle of og-.hops by which the Cr!sta Palace IS
surrounded. encourage people 70 yisit said Palace
WLereun,o thus relye,A The Trb4He:
The people whom We incire 70 Tsit the Palace are
he readers OF TIL. paper and LaJ4,ay devo,ees Of
Total Abstinence. a. We are There IS no harm aud
10 dancer in their visiting ,te Worlds Exhibition mau-
.rei. eprous surrolrl.rcs I-r readers o. lac COM
r.rcal bs, ul been d.A,1,1'T .,.H'lrd ed la'.'-
mbbed diverse Pm cpe. and habits Fom ours, We ac-
quesee in tseir Editors efforts 70 keep Them out Of
TIE Teach Of Influences All Indictments for which Ne
spprehend their virtue would prove inadequate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

A RrvEREyp BL,cxcCARD.-During The recent le-
tsto an slavery in tie New Scsool Presoy Al Cen
,ra Assembly, the learned venerable a. -g-! e'-
r,4ued Rev. JOHN Mouteith, Of Michigan .ooA Tue
foor ard says The Religious ReeordsT'
.Vtqa ,h- venerable gentleman VS. speaking Kew
I'm smith of ashr gou interrupt d bin - -c-- Il
, 10 liz Moderator 20 appoint c7fnnee 10 Ae-p nm
hrs awake, that they might d., 4o'- me o'nrN ~ w
~ ..rtlsuau's argument Til was mstLt o. r-se a
nb but The crcuu stances Of thu exceeding disparity Of
I.tvee1 tie geptleuen tue Mic snd -ph-ic ifo|n 81
b- MODERATOR and the exPressy- d'Su ta4l Geo
80 - ob4rs and al converted tn sutlr n4t-d ner
re ert INTO rebuke which the yourg msn must nave
,t W. tb.uk creeping along every fore OF bis Ood!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

The Monmouth inquirer ~. accuses The Tribune
az obtaining and s,oding" the People OF Nef-Jersey
N,t So ueclbor. You ough, 70 support such charge
m proofs but you are careful nos TO attempt any Inere
are many reorle in New-Jersey whom We profoundly
respect. but that system Of Legislation which sells
certain Company monopoly OF the privilege OF ouAd
inn railroad across the state in the dir elton OF the
.-,st current Of travel between the North and the
,ou,L We cannot respect especially when the Company
i authorized TO levy exclusively On The people Of other
States thus driven INTO s clutches TO pay the wages
If his iriql-r. Il Tie Inquirer Wll name another
stare Which "a. created an similar monopoly We d
admit that We have defsued Ntg-Jersey.
The Ieqairer thinks NeN-Jersey sid never concur IL
tie granting sentiments so often pu' forth IN
Tie Tribune We suspect tha: it is the L'cense.e'H-
crHing sentiments Of cur paper that are most unPop-
Mar in mat State The licenses granted 20 the Rail-
road Nletopoiy TO tax travellers uDusty and 20 the
Eum.errs rc corrupt the morals and de'troj ne con
.,iuLs # Ler own citizens are cur NO na'n grounds
IF difference With NewJerse!. How long ss-A they
endure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

TIs Termoat Chronicle, published in Windsor Coun'
o. which gave the arCest majority Of any County IN the
state against the IA fcation of the Maine Law thus
testifes 10 its benefcent operation:
Nher the law first published not a ieF very worthy
cze, had csubts about In many eases, these DOUBTS
s far ureva,d A. a. prevent their voting 10 - hv"r bu
tlas now rad brei trial among u - ar As the les
ons raised respecting il have come before me courts II
iss be ,sir I'd As COZ ,ttutona lag-such rs Il lies
within the lust discretion Of the Legislature 70 enact IL
b., aptied AZ least three If county ais The tesu
nouy from eNy part of the safe Is that operss lsN91a
,tIstile we'll being of the community IS promoted by
Even IN Windsor County, where IL, Administration hls
been in uu.reIdlv hands IN most important particular
and needless inconvenience may have resulted ana "nere
if opuosion has been esdiugly acve we believe the
conviction Of IL. value has been constantly extending and
becoming more fixed We Go not believe thai tie County
Is III favor OF a repeal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

guilty. end their origin in the miserable habit
dTI king ara 6runksrusss The tipping system A. A.,
hori-ed by The laws Of tie STATE h"ss he sooi yas- 4
'cniy anc lets hose overwhelming tide that swas,
rc thousands II ftnog - endless and V, a.,
csn6ids'ss fer the Chief Magtracy IT the CommonEe,a
stur ned the question. and wasted their energies on I
ieets Of comparatively lle moment Nnen shNl v =.
the cay when our leGdrg p0csus who toll fNr the goS
ihir fellow citizens patriotic souls shall at tbs
that shall look 70 the elevation OF TIA lad a
morally and ihs fiddsnce Of our country of t'ose q,
graceful crimes that oebasr the human rare II Msss1
Johnson and Helry had Joined their efforts in putin.
down TIE tsfc IN Sr3er- spirits 'hy had each blrfe
bin self 3 monument th.t would have nerpetuated n,
memory in s.ier ages aud conferred benefit gvns,
Stl0us Yet mn born,
- The Cumberland Presbyterian General Assemble
very large and Influential body Of Orthodox Christian,
in the SOuth-W est-has adopted Repor, concluding,
follows:
In order thst q Con 'erlsnd Prashyteran Church nav
occupy he high position which Chrstenoom and hs Sori
demands at her rec,unen nd that this General As,es
by adopt th- ter, sorg preamble and also the olos
i1- solutions VIZ
Il II +. incompatible with the character Of Christian
particularly win he Ctrisn character OF Cumberasl
esbyterisn a. or II any WAY encourage the use
arceDt sluifs IS = beverage
% II he fails {, 'rsh,e efforts to brig abOuib,
legal enactment or otherwise entire prohibition Of Ia
liquor traffic he beneath his duty professor ~
20 Christians rot only have duties discharge 10 n.
ci arrh su6 a. the wo0 Christians but also they
goyeruu eut. ana 70 society as ciuze
ith In dscharI ug the AFTER duty they should be gov
er ed BY the broad principles OF Chr,tin philanthropy
nCluding the determination Of Scohoic drinks except IL
medicinal or meCl ancs purposes from toe country by he
erscimer. Of proli5,or avs tor th.i purpose With icA
pepsiies as vii those laws to be respected and
m Ths. this preamble and these resolutions b. spread
uron be Minutes Of the Assembly and thai they be- guh
li.led IA the papers OF the church Wv kN,roN, Cha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

Tur RIVAL RYArrKs.-On the question Of the priority
Of invention Of Husseys aud McCormi1ks Resper
spectiyely we sre cred6iy assured that although
statement was firmly based record evidence th1 ilgs
sey machine first paicntsd in December, -5'. and
Mccormick rot till june 1884, yet in fact hr McCor
mick machine was first invented CONSTRUCTED aud US d
hayiI been successfully employed the harvest OF is1
While usey WAS not used prior % the harvest at l~3J
he hiu.ef testified in ih- Of Mccormick Seymou
4 Morgan. ISL See Nir Mccormick letter IN heohn
les Magazine. l,3t also, testimony 81 Edmund hurss
ste G. muis,onar Of Pai-r's March g. 800 IN Senate Re-
rort No 100. 3ad Congress. 1T Session We had %
thought Of iatustng that Mccormick Reaper WAS sas
rested by llusstNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19
Prom Washington.

WA0TTTNNIVN MUMMY
Tie seton Of Mr Marsha in Chinese AT irs d,p- ass
ana em1arTssss3 the Administration much more th IN
general Il: derstood Mr. Walker 20 -ave tn 2OA
tptemh-r but the Princeton having turned out ui1
failure tie Cover nueni a the present moment, hus ba
ve.,el command for the purpose of conveying NJ
alker 10 Chns-vz the SarAnac and It - sad thai she
c.nrot BE- got ready much beSore December
III thought that the Fishery quest viii not be de
posed e before Congress Assemblies new element
saio 10 nave come N to oeay negotiations.
judge Macy arrived here Saturday with his friend Ho
bart OF Wisc0u'in
e Hon j Walker has entirely recovered from his re-
cent rdisposiiion
The Congressional Library J.. finished and furnished Ia
splendid syl,-he Transfer Of the books will oomneHs
Immediately
GOV Trousdale Minister 70 Brazil, - here.
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An IRON VILLAGE.

IsoNrev. on the Ono River the capital Of Lawrence
Co O. w,s begun four years sgo next month. By CON-
tauy Of associated capitalists who bought $50 acres Of
river bottom snd 500 Of bill land os the site, IN
serBg in all their conveyance or leases an express
condition that no Intoxicating Liquors should ever be
.od on TIE sDd so conveyed This condition has been
Fl forced and respected that there "a not rumhoe
for oafer to lean against in the place, though II has
row so Inhabitants with four Churches built or being
built. Railroad extending fifteen miles into the Iron
region and soon TO be pushed through to the HILLSIDE
rough ana Parkersburgh Road. 81 miles bringing into
connection with Philadelphia and Baltimore Undn-
iLad as i is and with little business. be'de the freight
ing Of Coal end Iron Ore. this Road is nov paying
egLrtn per can't on its its June receipts having
been $500. running expenses $1,000: ne. earnings
81 80 II is now bringing nto lrOnton the product OF
ten Blast Furnaces, estimated a. 10000 tuns per AL
pum and will soon reach FIVE more such. lrortc1 has
lnsnuactory Of Railroad Iron, With Two more in pro-
ar,s.-ore ST them capable of turning ont htcy tlns
rer dsy. beside two large foundries machine shop
Ac.&c Coal is delivered A: these works for - per
un. Court House. jail and Union School House.
the lauer beside public Grove of twenty acres Of
original forest are among the public edGces. lrOnton
has had and is having the most rapid growth Of any
toSu in The United States except Lawrence, Mass aud
it, reputation can hardly be exceeded in general mo-
raliry and intelligence Such is a specimen OF the
fui of American enterprise American manufactures
and the Prohibition of the Liquor Traffic.
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.r,..toTCoanIerfeiter-.

nos ION W11dlTl = = 81
TIE Police ofth. city arre;'~a At - S o,o'MaS Wars
ys sa p.% ,sa q q w ri%. and EdTi d y.
Chss BurosnE S 1a..ag counterfeit bills on The ~
MI eG Fats Se Tb Counterfeit Is at ~. ben
30 S'' vel % j: ca nsst ; sh roc E.:
tensvely aS ,b Counterfeit bills were found i
"5 Aso al s q cooniss S5n na r Ps
Noo 5Is.,'f s !, L S. ' sio Of Tia; money 80
tcgLd O. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

The MassaeAHset's Ii, Boot complains Of the gres'
smouat Of Intemperance in Boston, especially On The
Fourth of JAY. VIII that paper be good enough TO
let US know ly the Temperance Of that city don't
Eas IN public earnest systematic Efforts to enforce the
ProkibifOry Larl WeknOw that the Authorities ought
to DO Ibis but since they rom vhs, means the torpor
Of the Temperance leaders and masses Is i. treach
ely. cowardce or simple szues. Or can they supply
:. .cs sCeG e-e-se ~ H.. c.-G-c, calculated -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

E1p l. bartholomew. Sheriff Of Ashtabuit Co Ohio,
left home on the morning Of tie Sd inst ia state OF
iu,ag,t, and had not returned at tie last ad'ice lie
l,tr an his accounts in good order and paid up all his
debts. lie had Tor some tine iabore4 under mono
maniac delusion that all his family and neigabors had
corspired 10 ruin him He is supposed to be IN West
I'm P,uns,lvalla.