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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15
Mrs. Stow i'm England--0r Life among
the LOWly!!

Mrs Stowe is received with unbounded enthu-
siasm in England. Already there has been mon
ey enough lavished upon her, in the way of balls,
soirees, and other religious and philanthropic
amusements, to have liberated more slaves than
all the novels she has written, or ever will write,
on that subject. s. -a.
She is the special guest of the Hon., the Ouch
ess of Sutherland, to whom we referred in a former
article, as the landed proprietor of some forty
thousan acres of land in Ireland, which she has
depopulated for sheep farming purposes.
IF Mrs. Stowe would take the pains to visit the
major population of sympathetic England, we
mean her paupers, and view squalid poverty as it
is, and English "Life among the lowly," she
would have abundant opportunity for obtaining
materials for another novel, and be relieved from
the necessity of bringing action at law, against
Frederick w. Thomas, for infringing upon her
copy right, who had translated "Uncle Tom into
German. "Thereby damaging the said Harriet
Beecher Stowe, &c.," who had not written "Uncle
Tom" for pecuniary profit, but for the cause of
freedom and humanity generally, and our colored
friends in particular.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

The genius who presides over the columns Of
the Cleveland Commercial devotes half column
of that sheet to the following paragraph from the
Ohio Organ:
"Our opinion is, if woman who trains the
young mind, and who directs it in maturer years,
cannot get men to vote right and do right, she
would make a sorry figure managing the ship
of State. The mother, the wife, the sister, are,
to very considerable extent, responsible for the
misfeasance and malfeasance of son, husband
and brother. If woman is oppressed and degrad-
ed, the means of redress is within her own hands,
without mounting the stump, or wrangling in
public discussions
The Commercial gentleman is afflicted with
that popular disease known as tswomen's rights, .
and exhibits all the symptoms in an aggravated
| character. As an incontrovertible evidence thai
he relates an instance which he says occurred il
the city of Cleveland:
A man who was worth at one time $4,000, be
came to reduced that his whole property wal
i comprised in his household furniture, and some
unimproved land in the neighborhood. He wen
to California; his wife was left without means o
support, and not having power of attorney t.
SCli VI lease lie taHu, UT nuke any ulSpOSlClOn
4 it to her advantage, became beggar dependan
upon the cold charity Of the world. Hence hi
concludes that if this woman had possessed thu
same rights which the law gives her husband, she
might have enjoyed his property and lived inde
pendently until his return.
This circumstance he gives as a 'sclineher,' ,
triumphantly asks, how this result under the ex
isting circumstances, could be prevented.
We will answer. The law of Ohio makes thu
husband liable for the debts contractd by the
wife. If her husband owned real estate, there
was no necessity for her poverty. His lands arr
liable, and judgment against him for her debit
would be a lien on his property. Every schoo
! boy knows this. 1t is matter so simple and ca
silly understood, that we had almost supposed tn,
interesting young gentleman of the Commercial
could have comprehended it.
/ There may be instances wherein the law re
specting the rights ofwemen needs modification
but SO long as such men as the Commercial editor
Joe Barker and others of the same skith and kin
are permitted to control the matter for their own
profit and aggrandzement, there is little to be ex
pected from the movement. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

.0T The Wing and Free soil press abuse the
Legislature. and charge that the increase taxa
ton is caused by aloco foco'' extravaganza, &c.
We can refer to the fact, that the late school law
assesses half million Of tax for educational pur-
poses. 1.-THE Wings or the acolered Democracy
object to this let them say so. ss.:. -. ..s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

GTThe officers of the Franklin and Warren
Railroad are wide awake and determined to push
that great work forward to speedy completion.
We understand that it is their intention to have
the entire route to the State line completed with
id twenty months from this. <5
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15
Spring, the Murderer.

- PHILADELPHIA. June Z.
Arthur Spring, the murderer, has, to-day
signed paper exonerating his son from guilt in
the murder of-Mrs. Shaw and Lynch, SO far as he
knows-and he does not believe that he had any
knowledge of the murder. Young Spring, after
an interview with his father, returned to Wash
ington last night. el a.# g<.s,er = z.. =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

Shall we not put a quietus upon political
quanks, pretenders and demago
We really hope or neigbor of the Star is not
bent upon committing suicide.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

0r A mani by the name of Tracy was seri-
ously injured on Monday last BY falling through
the flooring at the Sash and Blind factory OF
Messrs Hitchcock & McClung. His leg was
caught between the balance-wheel and post
and badly mutilated. Ss5sz q = ~ tzz -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

or Mr.. CoLTox whowa SO injured by the fall
ing of ladder in this place, last week, died at
the Collins House at about four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. He. had remained ina state of uncon-
sciousness from the time of the injury.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15
Cuba.

The Spanish Government has more than one
third of its entire army, stationed at Cuba. Six
teen vessels of war, and over twenty thousand
men; at cost of sixteen millions of dollars to
support them. $ev... IT,. ..s,-.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

0sT Any quantity of fruits, vegetables, family
groceries, &C., at H. W. SMITH, & Co.'s, good
article warranted, and cheap, look in and be con-
vinced.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

; HT The summer term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas for this county commenced its session
yesterday morning, Judge DAY on the Bench
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

0r At the Sash and Blind factory of Mr.. J. V
Turnham, on Monday, young man named BRAD.
SHAW, had finger sawed off and his hand other.
wise considerably mangled with buzz saw.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

r The old dollar and cent issues have passed
away, &c.-Ohio Star. - 80 =; = g
Yes, they went with the printing. ?
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

0T Coke is substituted for wood, on the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad. asE Il sssszsiaz
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

or An effort is being made in England to So,
cure the adoption of the decimal currency. sss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

mighty theme, and which ought to, unite all !,
hearts and minds You stand on the brink Of
mighty enterprise, and every one, should thank I,
God that he lives in an age, and in country and
under form of government which enables him
to act part in the great undertaking which is TO
unite two oceans and three continents, consol-
date our Union. and make our America the thor
oughfare of Europe and Asia. -. ,r..s, !,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27
POSTSCRIPT.

Tax PRoTEsrs OF ESoLAsD AND FRAScE.-The New
York Express learns from person said to be In close
communion with those who know what Is going on at the
Capitol that tho In regard to the remonsranee
Of France and England, touching Capt. Ingrsham and
kosta, Is true. The Express ssys
Mr. CHAMPION the British Minister was the first TO call
on Mr. Marcy. Mr. Sarges had bis instructions some time
since to call on the Secretary of State. These instructions
were very specific and pointed but their delivery per
sou was delayed until Thurday the Esd inst owing tho
absence OF the French Minister Newport until wednes
day evening" when he returned the Capitol. The
Government knew that these instructions to come
from France, and had been informed specifically some
time since. The remoRstranco is in terms that Capt In
grahAms conduct violation Of the law OF nations
Mr. Marcy has had his reply ready for time but il
has to undergo some notifications. Austria, no says
having appealed to the world justify its conduct the
United States will also make appeal the world in be-
half Of Captain lugrahams conduct in saving Kosta.
II would seen therefore, that each of the five European
powers had concluded to take ground against the United
States, in regard to kosta. Butiwe spprehend real
collision Of arms from this paper warfare. The United
States hold to one set of principles and will maintain
and the Of Europe to quite another set and we
suppose will maintain them also
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM II. STATES
PORT OF RICHMOND,
ARRIVED SATURDAY


Schr w II Preston, Morrison, York River, wheat, to
Warwick a Barksdale.
schr Macedonian, Moore Chcrrystone, oats, to Cap
tain.
Schr VIM b jenkins, Vanderbilt N Y, guauo 10
Edmond Davenport, and II. w. Fry.
Schr Constitution, Sabel, Rappahannock corn to L..
Webb 4 Son.
schr New York, Adkins, New York, mdre, to d. Cur.
rie.
Sehr Vandiver, Jones Brandon, wheat, to Warwick &
Barksdac.
SAILED,
Sehr Ocean, Mitchell, Hampton Roads flour.
Schr Margaret Shultz, SIdler Norfolk flour.
Schr Joseph Francis, Weston, East River
Schr Virginia Richardson, York River.
Schr Lake, Mills, Norfolk.
Schr Columbis, Moore, York River.
sehr Marietta Smith, BetsNorth, Hartford coal, to W.
ID. Colquitt Co.,
Schr Emily Horton Candy, light.
Schr Oakland, Myers, Norfolk, mdze.
Steamer Pocahontas Jones. Baltimore, mdze.
ARRIVED, YESTERDAY,
Schr Stratton, Studams, Philadelphia coal to Cren.
shaw 4 Co.
Schr William III Travers Granger Baltimore bricks
Steamer Belviderc Clifford, Baltimore Indze
Steamship Jamestown Parrish, New York, md1e and
passengers.
SAILED,
Steamship City OF Richmond Mitchell Philadelphia,
mdze aud passengers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27
Two Weeks Later from California.

NV YoR1, Sept. 25.-The specie by the Northern
Light Is consigned principally follows Duncan, Sher-
man Co, 100000 American Exchange Bank, $780,
600; Adams a Co., 100000 Burgoyne 4 Plume $500
600.
The steamer Oregon for ranama left san Francisco on
the lst, with nearly 81 100000 gold freight which
consigned principally follows Page Bacon Co 5000.
900; Adams Co, 100000 u. Davidson, 100000;
Wells Fargo, $4,000.
Emigrants from China and across the plains were arr
wing in great numbers.
large shipment of quicksilver had been made to
China.
Strikes among the laborers continue ard were generally
successful Bckayers had struck for sl9 and hodcar.
riers so per day, and had been successful.
= Indian hostities ON Rogue River were unchecked
The two men who murdered Mr.. Beckwith ut the Vol.
cano dggings arrested board the Brother iona
than just she about TO sail Their names were
Dutch Harry ard James Fox.
DR.. II. NJ Gray had been nominated for Mayor of San
francisco by the wings, and Captain f. j. Harrison
agent of the Nicaragua steamship company by the demo-
Gratis.
The taxable property of the city had been assessed at
Nearly one.half Of the town Of Sonora had been de-
stroyed by fire. The flames broke out in Barnum's
Hotel and swept down the whole north part of Main
street The business part VI the city escaped. Loss
$4,000.
The town of Kesey's DiggDs, in FL Dorado county,
was burnt down on the night OF the 25th ult Loss SIO
900.
ISDIAS WAR rs OREGON
Dates from Oregon TO the Goth of August have been
ceivcd
valley, which created great CONSERVATION among the in
habitanis Several tribes had united aud commenced war
OF determination upon the whites Many had
already been committed Among the victims were Dr.
William Rose, aud John Il Harden. Lieutenant b. V.
Urihn, With company Of troops, had made attack
upon party Of Indians, but obliged retreat him.
self wounded.
An expedition under General Lane had gone to the
scene OF action aud bloody work expected. Twenty
whites had been butchered.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.-The markets have
he of
from the interior being light with no immediate pros.
pect OF improvement. Flour closed at prices favorng
buyers. Inspected Galego and Haxall, % % Clear
Pork 90 Mess ~; Hams l6 ID n lie: Butter % 29c;
clear bacon Use; kcg lard ii I5c; 10 Ice
Sugars hrm. New York Crushed l6 i7c Liquors ia
moderate demand. American brandy zoe; whskcy 5s
6Uc. Coffee depressed. Rio Is 3 &c. Candles de.
pressed Dry goods exceedingly dull for staples D,si
rabe Prints in demand good prices. Naval Stores in
fair request Spirits of Turreutuc declined to Gle
Rice unchanged with no sales OfCarolina.
SHIP NEWS
Arrived at San Francisco Aug. 18th, ship Lucas and
Frgate Bird from Philadelphia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27
By GSddln 4 Apperson. lutt,.

" NhLh LUIS ~ EONN OF SYDNEY
v VN ihE FLANK ROAD FOR SALE Al AUCTiON.-wIi
n s"d on the premises, TUESDAY,
80 commencing al oci-ck 1871 .,
sydney the NoIh side Ad,onas the resi-
ueee o. hr John Jaeb running back 1919 aiey
u va BE- divided into lots TO salt purchasers.
va De d 81 very dcrby located n the
which can lie at Office. F "
The above real estate for the
proving Of the
handsome any 70 he found Ia that town.
The Al enton o. The pu,ie Is particularly called sale
IEs-ih each, balance at 3, and months Negotiable
noe Interest added, aud title retained tn
paid. GODDIS 4 APpgRsOS
s-2T
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27
LOTTERIES.


rTNHohs LAMBERT Intends openihg an Ofe. onno, up,
u nuns Hotel, Calvert street. Barn9rs
IN very S days run thi every license r he a az -,
h.kes ~ lt,ni sil have expired renewsd
Nv VI men he ghasia either to tHy sR "a s afs
part ne - unwilling Co pursue
heoIs had TIE good ortans, during residence Of thhe.
1Ars IN 80 g 20, TO Be accused Of law ord
hahe lie thtrsfre respectfully solcts
and others 10 Virginia. who 20 pureha
to<dSg ts "ts or rfstHg ne ~aify dosg a..
su'ng those ,0 90 ot AH0o AIM that orders viii r.
strictly Observed. -TN- '' ''-' N"4 Oe
80 Prize Tickets In the Maryland Losri~. or such
lotteries as be has sold In here which vii hay. h. -
mgr h be eeshei or received IN payment Of Tickets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27

By GOddln 3 ippersou, Autts.

reef-
~ n .S ny iiiIThr'"nd for sale Auctiou-wmb
on ihl SDAf Afternoon the 9Th October lsg uuou the rsr
So. commencing At the hours hereinafter named tbs uis
Ae real estate, viz: The Brick Tenement on the E,s, linz or
% htT,ets, between Main and Cary
~ feet. a - 'r'' running oaes ABOUT
After which will be sold the very de.rahy located prv. resi-
On The West line 18th, between and Grace
IN the occupancy % A. Robinson, fronting 20 Zee, on
On street raanng back about 1870 feet. position N the a.t
properly with reference to business
.. we latter az private resden-e the SANE
dwelling IN genteel neighborkood.
fESNs h cA' ba,nc. At G. ~, - months fr n.yo,,
pe notes. interest added secured by
60 The sale wal epnence O'Clock the former ana AZ
seig GOD,,iS ADJ VpsoS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27
FAIL AM WINTER coon.
SHOCKOE FOUNDRY.

CARY STREET EAST SIDE OF SUOCEOE GREEN
mitiNtONU ".
INNAIFOIF NFOrliEN Manufacture tt.tr
- proved portable STEAM ENGINES and CtUCTtAp AN
Mills, of uc best materials IN che otlulur manner
ana or 1cc'mmci Waiting terms. Al-H
SiaNnuarr tut iura, 81 any required power
Gtist Mil Machinery
Boilers igr steam frenra and other rrrtof,a
I"ba''" lr'.'r, 1Ti s.rsyi, ruh,rg1 Fritrurr Mls
lFvgrs, Ntnds. Sc. Railroad Work of .U tir.Is
Brass Hul IRON CIstinr and aU drs.rip.r. OF Wf..f
Iron f0rliur.
Persnn' W'iul 20 purchase any ~ The above .rs vi
'o W,ll 20 cav o.. before ordering cssvhtrr
''4'-'m TtinOTr 4 HROrurg
HNM'lN, EXTRA. ANu srpfrFINF FLOUR of f..... %.
~ hhd. aud '1p,i0r guilty lutut.s sHft ,r
p. " w l''f'I GO. q. rEakF.
= = hhlA bI va AEuNFEs ON HNT whisky. tD ttr.
- Ei.hatis"n'sd Do do tnO iis Tuscl'oosa and Nr,
ln DO DO Boo store nni Tor sale ~ '-'
'r@ ALVEY 4 LirsCoNr.
ftofFlF-lo har' iaFu1yrn coffee. Rio do. loo matt.
- cd Java DO, g. bags Government do. fr ssis hv
SEES ALVEY 4 LIrsCONH
GUCAEdhhlt MIcovad1 Sugar, Dry and good quality 80
- is Porto Rico suga Of enc quality, bbis of low pr-e
Refined Sugar, Tor sale ~ wv
sc}a ALVEY . LirsCoMn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27

10 fr0I'tiIs Will lr receive Dol
OF W blt MuEkS oF VIRGINIA boo n. cts uf Richmond
uN' '' y W. fIy ii NHu1Iy Boo December nrN f.f
n'l ',c PASSENGER lud fr.h Ctfs r.lr.i GOV ,l1p
Efi n l' Eastern tu1 rsf.ru I.f.H4
' E'r ld also fr ''. Cast Work r.I...I Boo Doc .r
Nn''"n no Ng u'"l tnru0uia AMI il-.saf sIiIr
A'p..r'ls r frusIir- RAILS che t.f.a ef sl road
o. hg mod. no each .ru thereof
f' prop must De- endorsed Proposals rrrs cast iron
""ih &c. 'ni s.' state vlricr N. .r.s progressed ff
nh'I Will d. m.uI.t .fHr.i tlIr Ono u. r.f ur a Co.
lhe proposals iu Pc ldl..-1gd o. tit I# ltrs.r.f
fNWl- D. rNNrON.
L------ ]. u l. ---------- 1890
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27

lido With great conf feuce. George Patton -
eincny qualified 90 take charge Classical Matfmat
,a Academy NJ Patton mos. dfnsu.hed sra
uuNc IN Dc class aud pocsss qua that BIN
most ultfal support lkANCiS ~ SMITH, supt.
Va Military Institute, Aug ~. 1855 AUS StautOi
Enihps PLANS -PlaI M5lsns, 40 Csshusrs Msrinogs
har sk, P'plus silks and go other styles 81 Goods of
"a ", and Cbdtcus 'au and winter vsrt ~ sslc b.
sew G. HARTWELL A CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27
f FaoS W, Mtg% ~ IoPFsioi. Of The sla,e Mnl

'"n 7"r't VIEW lors, k,sp constsnuv an $50
R6lset ,1 ,,Ts s. DgIingo Sur6atra Caf. 49,
White P,rp.r go ln hois. and boxes Black Rel and
=; Ginger Corn starch Iirina ana vy,.ij S ,ts'
t.ri Iryr 81, fili pure superior sufsrf rs No
various brands -''' seed Nocca and Chocolate.
& NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27
30 IioIowa Pi- an E,celrni Rrmedy Tor Imp1,I,,

THERE ARE PEW thing. which greater psssuT.
than sitting down TO write notice
German BteIs because fully conirp
public benefit and our heart tells that notices many
have been induced to take these Bttes
death by Dyspepsia Liver Compl,int for the cu Of ubb
useerain IL prepared and sold only by C. ~ JACXsOS
at The German Medicine store, No 100 Arch street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27


NNhiIlNN tlr; Smith, h1sH- rlranrf Der cargo
ts 'l5 ,n hr,, viii sail Ui' al passH. Dispatch Dor
balance "' freight, fpT'y FIgrIF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for the Richmond whir.
NORTnERN MARKErs

NEw foEE, Sept 2G.-Sales to-day Of $4,000 bbls
Flour and 10000 bushels firm at last quo
ta,Ons Sales Of 10000 bushels Yellow Corn ut 81 cents
per busheL
BALTIMORE, Sept 26--sAles of 500 bbl- Flour at Sc
25 900 bushels wheai-white l.2saI. 49, Corn steady
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27

MoHrLE, Sept. 2o.-rhe Yellow Fever is abatng here
There only IL deaths yesterday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27
T. - BOXES TALLow CANDLES various tTandT for sale by
So se2o JOHN n. GORDON A SON
NEW FAIL GOODS.

TWNHE SUBSCRIBERS invite attention to their well sort.5
Stock OF the latest aud styles Fancy Dry
Goods, consisting Ia part follows:
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Black, Blue, and Colored English aud French Cloths
HacS and Fancy Cassimerrs
Back and Coiored silk CrAvats Scarfs
Back, Kid, and SILK Gloves; Prince Albert Riding Cod
SIX and Cotton Half
Merino, Cashmere. and Cotton shirts Drawers
Fine Linen Shirt Collars
Cambria and silk Pocket Handkerchief, &c.
FOR LADIES.
Black Gro De Rhine and Pout De sol.
Rich BTocade 81 Ks, A great variety O Plaid do
Black and ColOred MoTi Antique; Plaid spun silks
Plaid Cashmere aud DE Laine: Printed Fouard
Printed Satin De Chcne; Duchess RayAderr Robes
PLAID Poin; French and English Meriuo; Frgueh 10
Muslin ana TAreton Dresses Dotted Muslin
White and Coiorrd Illusion; French and English Grape
Embroidered Chcmizetrs and Sleeves
Cambria do
Maltese do
NAleneiennes and Meeklin Collars
HOniton and Maltese do
Sontag, Lace and Muslin La.
Square and Long Plaid shaws
Brocha and Colored Embroidered shawis
Embroidered and Plain Grape do
heine scarfs; Eub'd and Ilemd Cambria IElkr,
SIX and Cotton Hosiery; French CaIies
Plaid GinghaGs, &c, Ac. PARKER, BAYLY 4 NINMO
No EarI,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27
FALL TRADE.

CARPEIlSG-Engli.h Carpets Rugs, Mats &c imported al.
rect from the celebrated mandatory Messrs Lrn.y sons
ana cannot be surpassed for beauty u design bancy
Tors by any Goods sold In the United American Ctrpe
syery price and quality together Cloths
MAtting Foor aud Furniture Oil Cloths Linen and
Piano Covers. - ~
A
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h.NALL IN MiArRn nnnns III. -

AA Hhit WNh NiNuftt LANus.-=fersouH
w convcucrtto navigation The Chrsapeate or he trhu
tares, may hear q purchaser u either the Iud us Timber
alone ~ addretnE with ul particulars convent nt ox
9o5a, Poet Snss, New YORK eiiy" ss2O-stau3vs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27

BosroN, Sept. 2i.-The barque 10, with adycos from
Fayal to the I'd inst, arrived this port this morning
She reports large number OF whaers in the harbur Of
Fayal Among the passengers in the To- are Miss Clara
Horton, Of Cincinnati, aud VIM. PomerOy, OF Boston
RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE.
PRovIDFNcE, Sept PA bill has been introduced in
the House calling convention the basis Of universal
suffrage, repe the registry tax as qualification for
voting.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27
WADSwORTU, TURNER d co.
No. Is. I1urf,fgfh .Nrs,f

MNNilNAiI DEALERS ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MY GOODS
ANF received ~ arvs their scet NJ roresr ana
bomesuc Dry Goods uhich more extensive than thev
M "ofc offered 90 The TRADE tn variety leauy n
T, aud qCay q g'is superior 60 stock hcy
,N,d country and dealers rrapeetfav solicited
caW and examine eir stoct. I'D vii he toig - ~ az
hoy eau Be had IN this any northern market sis a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-27

E h-A Young Lady at stephento~n, New York. In the
ne month o. June, 1888, caught bad cold
August she had an attack OF hsuorhage
sd three times Ina one night She took kAduays
solvent, and
HAS NOT BLED SINCE
IN All eases where afflicted With he
ungs Ike me hesoNtnt In tablespoon doses three per
nay Also take Internally, tea spoonful of
ee IN some water will Instantly the
neks Keep the System regular taking RalwAy ler
nAorsprI DAY ~ dHtlc, Radways Ready Relief superior
All syPea IN use We have bleeding 81
we nose when all other that Raj
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, earlier stages. The n
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