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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNeY.--A well dress.
cd chap-one of the :" fancy sort" belonging to
the surplus population Of "these United States
passed through our town on Thursday NOR.
ming with his pockets lined with, not the gen.
uine tin, but any quantity Of worthless paper,
pnrporting to be on the State Bani, Of louisa.
ma. He made one Of our firms, Mcssrs. Pen.
mel 4 Lovett, sing to the tune of twenty dollars,
besides serving several other merchants in New
Braunsfels, Austin and Lockhart in n similar
manner
Our citizens should be very cautious in re-
eciving money from strangers, particularly
notes purpcrting to bc on the State Bank OF
Louisiana, as a great deal Of that kind, in cir.
%culation, Is spurious.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

s4s' should Any u oe Subscribers Gl 80
rvsslsc st,sif rspcss Al tins rtopet tasothccs
,lsy eKg pieSsc nsssty VS. - ue @es anl tss
s.sse aal b r~sstltleN 1.Ssakcs sys spt %
ssear IN ,rsneg,rtsss ete<ntVis s='aes to ,hs
regular n~alssTfSption tssA
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

FRuIrs.-Notwithstanding the late cold
spring, which 1t was feared would prove DIES.
s~tructivc TO the fruit crop, we are pleased to
notice that the prospect for an abundance OF
delicious peaches, cnntelopes, wetoimelons, &C.,
is good. These arc some Of the ~luxuries of life
deemed Indispensable during the oppressive
reign of the summer months.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

: s:I- A fishing party Of ladies and gentle
men left here on Saturday morning last and
spent the day agrecably on the banks Of Peach
Greek, Enough Of the iinny tribe was caught
to have q delicious fry.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

fFy~ Those pers sss having sab@ssptlen aSS
via please forwSri ,hem. - We vish 20 Asc~
how many oosieS 90 ssnks eH New : the
time ss ,hoee Who wish 20 Subscribe 10 csns
sarsArs snd ID -. as thsy ssh Their have 'bs
,ss,s.~. f,q,sn - ~, Nereisf
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04
GONZALES MALE AND FENALE
ACAnRMY

We are glad TO learn that this Institution, cs.
tablished in our town just two months to-day,
has been entirely successful. II opened on the
4th day Of last April, and with the energetic aid
and perseverance Of the President and Direc.
tors, seconded by the yarIn cooperation Of the
friends Of Education in This md adjoining coun-
ties, has overcome every obstacle in the road
TO success, and the school is now in a most
honrishing/ condition. Between ono hundred
and one hundred and zen scholars, about sixty
OF whom arc females, arc now receiving the ben.
Gifts Of an elegant and substantial education,
and were the accommodations for boarding am.
pie, double that number could be received, M
II is the attention Of the Managers to engage,
and keep always on hand, competent teachers
FOR every department.
Tho only drawback to the completion oftheir
plans and desires Is N want Of Boarding House,
which, it is absolutely necessary, for the com.
fort and convenience Of the scholars, should be
attached to the School, and VIC feel assured this
will be but temporary.
Arrangements are now being made to erect
q large and commodious Music Room, 10 by
30 feet. The building il to be Of brick, and
will be connected with tho School. Mrs. Cole
man, n highly accomplished and intelligent Ia.
dy, has exclusive charge OF the Music depart
mcnt, while Mrs. Hill, formerly of Seguin, con.
ducts the female department.
II should be borne In mind that this IL an In.
corporatcd institution, mndcr the general dircc-
ton of gentlemen in whose intelligence and
judgment implicit! reliance may he placed. /,
Is thus enabled to escape the fate of schools
that dwindlc TO decay on The dcccasc or alb
scncc of the Principal, MS the Managers have
power to fill vacancies, or make such changes
as they may deem conducive TO the welfare OF
tho Institution, and the consequent benefit OF
tho pupils conided to its charge.
When we reflect that large sums of money
have been annually sent out Of the county for
the education of children, the importance OF
placing this school upon II stable basis must be
apparent. There arc other considerations such
MS the proximity Of parents to their children,
that should exert a proper influence, md unite
all in n hearty cooperation with the Directors
and Principal, in their laudablc efforts to fiji
up what has been long a hiatus in the society
of the County.
For the information of Parents abroad, VIC
would state that the town, and county generally,
is entirely free Of sickness, and they need give
of their children.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

waSrFssst ssssn fhe steamer Asssnsb.
nssie ~ lss, passage frsA IAseusoci 10 New
Yesl N aleu-, nine days ard twenty hs~srs--
81 he sAet. . 80 ysrsssa
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

ssS" We had a Wait paid us the other day
by Mr. LeMay, Agent for the New Orleans
Delta. He Is travelling through our State col.
Letting aud receiving subscriptions Cor that IN
valuable journal,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

sSy" We received M ably written communi.
cation this week, from the pen oS one Of our
most talented citizens, on the subject of " In.
tcrnal lprovcmonts," 1t shall appear in our
next number.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04
e-fy. Political cnndidu. Elike bees In Anri

s=D" Political candida', <-like bees In April
ARE beginning to SWAIN out, We have no
less than five announcements published in to-
days issue, and expect to have thrice the mum
Der ere we arc two weeks older. Come on,
ye worthy, patriotic md sclfsacrifcing Bru-
fuses; We shall only charge an +" \" to enter
you-what IL will cost in the out.stretch, VIC
do not pretend to say.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

FoR rls Coup RraioS.-A company Of gen.
%tlcincn, from lndianola, with Cnpt. WIN. Var
nell al their head, passed through this place
about two or three weeks since, for the pro,n.
ised land. They are handsomely equipped and
well prepared for any emergency ,ha, may &C.
eur. May success attend them,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

Notwithstanding the sS,tssay l@skeefineSs
~ IA, spring, az kara aoie @setsFal Il vn
PLANTERS tia, both u, ccs,cn ard ,arR cstqs
g,nsralls, 81 ties oo0aiy, sFv ie a Heuush4uS
condition Mot II tas cspi Ia SIN ssA lAs-
81. ou.i ens seasicEsaa HSaus es that he vii
have rsess asss 90 his ,>iAc neat WEEK
OH bow csg ATs ws4s kf ms
~ We ham that Harris 3 go'ssn have
v,tisiyssn al tat oae II ,f,ssf STEAMER. ffs'a
ne Texas usae. snd N osnsolaes,ee ~iservof
oaly ase New oFicsns uaa 4 recissj per
week al ;is Ray The Withdrawal ne Nsi
,sya,ssl viut% oss, '~,safsss,T
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

THtSEs w rstaIn eut hearty and sincere
,hspks 10 ihosc Editors Who have forwarded as
,,oiF lsIels lesosy the lSslins - osH fir, aum
ber s,yh hSefs we ,ialy appreciate and slsl
take psrscuhs rlcssarr ~ placing thca' sfsi
a, cat exchange RSt
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

s5W- We saw the other day, q single tooth
fitted in u gold plate, by DIR. Ayrcs, Dentist,
which, in point of beauty and excellence, sur
passed anything of the kind we have ever seen.
1t proves the Doctor 70 be a perfect master Of
his art. He will remain with us but n few days ;
those, therefore, requiring his services should
call soon.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

eg- Two eshss u ,s~n ,hss sssk Bsssa
ti,nsA ,le se.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04
sgs byron says


~ want a horo ~en uncommon Want,
but our wan, Is Of aAtlt stranger one We want
a devil; yes, q living, hfea,hieg, moving devil,
not sueh a one a. Ne would scad delinquent
subscribers 10. should wc ever have any, (Which
the iaIes iostid0 but = irjrtus' i,fii a little
lcllow Who ecu 10 clot,s ai,oo, the office, sc,
Np tis, carry Che psltrs To town subscribers
and learn Ia PRINT Where caa VS. proe,us
ouc that wia snswcr this parr~ses WIN soy
uf 0at ificuts iuicYie W. ?
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

e-g7" The weather up TO Monday Inst was
excessively hot. On that day, at 9 o'clock, p.
m, the mercury Of the thermometer stood at
los in the shade--so says report. For the last
three or four days We have had strong south
ern winds, together with n few passing clouds.
A good shower would be quite beneficial JUS:
now,
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

"i''fs, a''s' srFssr M, .sss
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04

~" II will be seen in ,o.day's paper, tha,
W, HISS JoSrS, esq, is candidate to- rsprc.
sent this che a7til Snetorisl District, compo.
srd of tho counties Of Gonzales, .umialouy,e,
Caldwell, HAYS and Comal. ia the State Senate.
Nj j IS \ lawyer, and has, We believe, been
prstiicing ia our courts about four years lie
IS fully competent to perform the %agsiuoa> du.
ties dcyol,lng on a Senator. We have not. rs
yet, hoetd Of any opposition
SftruN II. pAsprS and nsNIssIS Wssss.
cs,cs. arc also announced ss candidates 60 rep
r,sent the county q ,,onssles in the lower
liousc Both 81 thvee gentlemen stand high
in the sstinss,its, - ;i,,if respective asealA
swi Am wen qualified 10 discharge thS duties
pei,ait,ag To ae Sia,e Coz whseh they arc AZ.
pllcsnts
Hes y VI rsass. oac az lsfc candidates
So oesernpr, atni capt q X lows and MAJ.
W Il ssurry. candidates ss ccoA,sNs. sd,
dressed the si,pssas % tAis soan. a Few ass.
s,ace. Ga shc various questions now iatrreSsing
tbs pubic st,cnsiost We ,ti ssea trsa. iasls,
rcAss, hat hssS iasa .~afgtses. tha, is sAss
hi si,tsfssssou 10 VA issns,s sSai ,he pslsls
NSvesssiy,
Capt Leafs fesae A,er, Aiie atiress 81.
Ssws erg sHsrei sai fuls q plain. eoaaupsn
SENSE = qualification tia, Few a. our raiass
msn can t@ssst e
We esty hcssd ,Ae ccs~lustcss q MAJ sssr.
~ sesustks ci,E4gh. tpbwescs, 20 sstssfs ~
.ts, he "a N c~risnssy nan and should W. ts
elceiel, be sili. fcp aoa,t, make himself essl. -
we'll A. ~een, nn ,he fo~ss q Ccoercss
rahe. = 'tesc tee gentlemen wFsr,ki ssals
aide md ~ssssessrs Sr.srrsxura
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04
0ONZAIRS COUNTY,.

There ID no county in Western Texas where
there arc 10 many advantages TO the planter NJ
m Gonzales County. Situated within q rea.
sonable distance Of the Gull, with = vast guam
tity Of rich and productive soil, well timbered
and watcred, settled up with the very best class
Of farmers, entcrprisipg and industrious, wc
can certainly hold out as many inducements to
the emigrant as any other county in the State.
Last year we made between five and seven
thousand bales Of cotton; this year we expect
10 make ut least twice that number. Several
large planters have already settled and will
make good crops this season, besides many of
our old citizens who have hitherto devoted their
entire attention TO stock rnising, are now be.
ginning to break up the turf and cultivate the
soil, which will greatly increase our number OF
cotton bags.
Several large planters have, also, recently
come in and purchased extensive tracts Of our
valley lands, and will move their forces out
next fall,
In passing through the county We notice
many large and commodious farm houses, some
ofwhich display a great deal Of taste, and about
all comfort and plenty abound. In no other
country, perhaps, does fortune smile SO gra.
ciously, and where nature has layished her
stores of wealth 80 bountifully, as she has upon
the quiet posscssor Of these rural habitations,
so pleasantly situated upon the banks Of the
Guadaioupc and San Marcus rivers, whose
pcarly waters glide SO swiftly through our rich
and fertile valleys.
In other counties thcy1 may boast of more
romantic scenery, but not of better health (;
they may boast, too, Of greater convcniences,
of their laundering cars, and magnificent stca.
mers, but not of fortunes SO easily obtained.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1853-06-04
T~olcgraphcd to the Daily Delta.
Four days later from Europe.

ARRv,-- &C vsess=s-nssnAsTlc
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
OR aEzY.5,,-

Died Al his fesiaEure uclf shfiHF TTfr-lia
WedaesdaF mHW.aa LIE B'h inst. Captain T.. II
fowlEfs, asei sI.iyseIsAi ylaH, sx maaIa..
and nina sI#fs.
Captain Was iaf HaHy yaH ia .laaI aI
cmf.aiiH ea#'g NuzHi. "a lin seat sla. In
tu.Hraisi IA ihe siaIeai hrkaHal# and sigae II.Ht
ano has hfea citizen ni iltuH#lsai cu4ate.
4. ID eaafsa'oH aHH parent, he Ia. tlcf d6sa
affect male anil tiHH a#A master, tlr.1sfIia.
anil sitRgH bee Was hishIF lsHmJl af HI#
WrHiI4 aal muUi Gaf.b. lie had mol attach.
pl bunssIi la auy lnaaa nj tie visible Chureh al
Ehu hal ihr tuhIaHt ef IoisiHu Hal c.aim.l
much %. aituas# zlaHgf lae laIfsr yraf# 81
H's HH. L hl. pf lsHsH Hl esaaay De laI
HIIHsI a=H#I.#.l ri'5H .aHlHU'. which he Las lHH
.ii..a .afia=sel io hIs sHH.iun. wha SINCERELY aHl
deeply MUM i.e ia# nj a .liHaf who lad -
zus.a'ls sIa.i|el iaziE HaFF.lss5 al prosperity.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
: r.eurs Ct thr Ldninittrauen-some
Good Advice

The Nrw s. .lleadusiu mmnciiue sway
o., l.r Administration lHr llrgb generally
...s w.rH lfr ihH iliHis blow. u ,rr, theme
b. H"r.H.e W.ug-,ali ilr screws atr al
.H..". aHI tfala B. taTrgroi thr utkriy concern
."l 'H4 us il~u, After .nelkue ui the
tIHHet selections, iHr liruIl 'uus daLurrr,n-
iNl"s I.r AIHu.'aI0l-aI A o .rtaI., lYiAun-
iF Ip Orc HaY
Iirpanf.e, ta' sm3al l.n lAlG. prEm
H iH.I rs.....u w1" Dob g good uHH. lig % De-
uaI.Haaa m.Ir ''au -r yub.l DO. 1Hl thereby
rH 'l l1fHI i.. own reputation $3.50 tle tusg-a
u, Do" AHHH.I.fI..iHn IgIHI..l.I 4Hm ul-
fH#l. o. ..aHu. BOO. ..iaIrl strength. Uf1 ,lr
fr.HH .' InHI iHHU'l ui rHmudaH"i iH aI ihu
iH. i0mor-a,iH awr. la Huu- ali eAetl.iar
patronage aiaa aHiHri, switch hal h7ru tu' e.isi
inu ilr odds aII Ouis ut aI' 'la ola h,t.HHs
NU uuWi+U|Y u.wIIsai into hg HI Hl'tI fIilIuu
aII ise iuurou.i.a.Ic elements ni poet qultHah
nrd 1#HauuUf. lwruIIsm lHu hrW lmk
HraU. .1usm tom ite South. uHHrm imm oil
rIa, u,.e rmhItl iHoa c5muar nrsriyuiE
with iag laiu lopr i.H dy u. Ir. 'Hrm iawHsH
iHe executive t.'sl ihrY would cone uUi IlUHc'i
E"l rr.sHeH'cl national patriots. iH iu.s WriA
I Naa' u..f a.. ls experience aal well tu1wn
aH'r a7 paraH inurrI atf WsuHa aar ssa-
. nH upH-f.Hsf NaC.rlIiuI. whu w.a at. .H.a.. ia
. .'.''' ''N hA.HN..f N...
lHll, msaGiaHs, nud diGus wis act ur aelinsg the
puri anl i1larl.lor Nf Dllhin. Guthrie waH
r...HIei tbg treasury aui hai rnlfah 90 ib l1 AZ.
| isHI Hl .ts oI.eu n s4l Fuusrco url other
I points uf sperHl Interest while Cmhug wa.
/ charged Ws.b iut office ol sretId ,ft i-rf io Ha
. President sod defender u. ibr MiIh' Justice
Ua. ilu. secured t1 s.l thr factions h.t iupNaei
proportion io the ingenuity ol their respective
] cabinet representative. u The cAIIrGnrt Of
Z Nancy og.oJ,l ihJi OF MtCIDlarl-H raNs
uu.Viicl DahhIu--ii Cushing played his own
nus lu1 played it uIy-it Campbell iud
. Do rtu lula tnlrm1rc-il Guthrie Wa. nIy or.
rupinl with lis dliias. lui bod uo taste ior tho
I .plH-iI Pierce found hiu.clf responsible for cy.
cfyhug-il the pary was weakened instead ol
ug'HHngl-.llue.oism ilounlrrrd into thl
ascendant. anil moulHn was drprc.eod-il SO
hear more complaints than praises, moro curse.
than blessings, what wonder !, d. pmyl Byitii
b. get ipu early 10 Judge ihc tree. H., hr,i uIl.
have been uippal D., a premature frost. Il /. not
yet iu'.y atclma'ei. Another season aud with
hu.irr care it wiIl improve The evil of up.
plying "a hybrid compost 10 relieve it Will have
bcen liu.luicd Il require. eating ini The soil
must be- Iooscnad around n, base. and strengthen
ed and swecteuod by the rrno,atiug influence o
more distinct and positive culture
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

WHt Ruunus r-1hagi'vofteui4.
villc, Ky. in BIS. I-a#I flll q siaaIa rHilmd mn.
ning INTO her limit. sagu then zIIa ha, suIa#HI.
he'd 10 diazfaui ltu1s Tue gmount al 3uHataa
The value ul property IN LouisyiiIs IN Isis. wlaa
she entered non Tho Grand scheme of raiITo55
bu,llins VI little over sl11aaHul now. a|isf
five yeal only, % ia little less than 01lnHaa
and iHr cit was never increasing maIe mp,IIF IN
popuialiaHl aud never exhibited uHie general gs.
iagnce ut prosperity.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
NEW GOODS.
Hagguiiagfl & sirO,yn,

HAVING pembnonNy loeatci ai FULTON,
Ii ARK s, have ilsi received, and will keep
constantly on hlfl % eeNsml assortment ai D0-
goods. Grucgfios, Hardware Quccngwalg, HAS,
Boots, Shoes, and aeh Drugs and Medicines as
are generally u.,d ia This cimaic.
ALsu-A Rcleul dHoumlb' ol summer .hd
winter Clothing rcuous visiting Fulton arc
respectfully invited 10 call and examine lor lhcm-
selves.
Tho highest market race paid ior Hides, Pei.
ifi.s. Bcc,wus sc.
Fulton, .frss, .8pri O, 1888. ii-u
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

Ma yarE NuNg tsn nu.a Ntgur-lhr
p,0rynH fal, i.caualii,r.y ol.N lut there age
br5ty ,Ia'. num uirrIuJ lHlk, ril aluhnis H
roe.a8urn.r OF tlr ..nfyOi railway rln'u. .nr
3nI .i.lt movement n. produce hu' Hge a-
pi.,uHi ol gold !. roWiHs m irum Toe MIMI IS
ln railway bonds. th' Tribune odds
al1 rH'ual boul. t4.r d, uui o moderate Uu''
ipo.. doing or domestic i0,ca'mcnl sod i1r the
Continent This muhe'. as well ls ihll oi l.'n'
lsp. hls nr the prlu' .lrgo surplus %. ih'.a
....it,fi,.. and a b almost huprlfs ia.h in at-
t....l q. rrtaa|rIea a luln hrfe r."u i7f .iiriF
b~i ca.. enterprise, which ll,l ycag gould have
haan arranged without difficulty lNe leading
home. ,,b, hiye ml1r tHlt branch uI business
ib,,r ,ss.a.lfg will n,i even cousijera new Me-
a,,iti,a. aaI applicant. with their uap.. AMI eN-
libis of fine most promising lines ai' rNiIy DOW
r1 out. We hear Of Hmr iHlr bends oi hodut
which being near completed must be- Nnlsn'l al
ann cost having been negotiate rs low as ulP
nrr cont The development ol Railroad enter
rpr,.r. Am tine Wt.i has, foe @ year or two pisl
L,,o ioo r,pid. and the bond market surlclcd
g,r ib,. pr..,It must have 81 least years rest
Ne know iuw more desperate enterprises ln''
p,,y than to como ip This market WAN new
RAILROAD llau. and ,iie slmr remarks Apply WIN
',.,,,I l,rrq ip London. There Is up dirio olhol
,i l,nl ,t r.w things and np money 10 pay TN
u,.,, r,,f +, tempting Western railroad m'r
Gn,. IN Incl almost KILLED the golden goose which
hn. heretofore answered their nHeds
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
NJ VS. OR n.
A G0verncss Wanted.

fINhE uader.rncl wishes 10 rup'oy Young
Il Lady, Whl BE- Iu..y oHnpa'cni 90 teach doc
Nafinus branches OF O. tIluu-l English Eiaff.
ilpn. together villa fIslTi aai Aluat. ~ one
wln ran rNr sautB.'ofg wlewHrts. % liberal
salary wlil ir given Allrrss t4r urlerigH.la az
Cnlumhus ileup,.eai county. Afalnsas. rnglls.
iug ceI'ih,ai,. oi character iui qualifications.
JAMES H. WALKER.
iHH gle. lsfi 45H
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

o. Edmund nurke, formerly member of
Congress INN New Hampshire, and author eI
those lniense'y 'opnfi4e essays in the Union ssn.
ed "BundeeaHd,' p Whtsi everybody has heam Of
aud nalody read, has zIafltl an AHli.rlerf be.
mocmiie auna easltd co. The On Gaayl" IN
which he lalHuales ffious analhrngs pe4i.s =
the administration Ita war IaHfs nirNuII, In
the Granite Stale,
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

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l"I aiz###IH. sss=.4..., .sss.s.s... . r. lIH
i.lHaal# &c. i.H Hl=Hz.lH lgIsa#=s z4ga -
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10 Is aHF IaIHiHal i'Hi a#e l.Ii aI Iza
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Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
Eenale.se ..,l.,l,rs..

AIas= II TlMANHs WulH=Nl.hr. To an.
III HH#IH##e 10 '.a HH#Hs laaf is uulg aaaa-
Hug iH# ase ra,5 Iaa#g of rfal 5 l.. SIazI.
Waeirs.# I.H# .aeHa eIafsa uIa Female S=HaaI
aHl . VEL prepared Ia srrnafuaaaie as maaf
asF aHH .zali,n iHI.Il# as paisai# aal giatl.aaH
nay sHiHHI 20 irr =###.
arIlaH 'Ir eamiaIi af each #sHa'at viii l.
rlIo..lf sliaHtgf IL sHd d uaIaH4i mtHaI
HHmI. an Iu'I s'atHs H#Hfse oi iafHHat sIaH fe
iaa .#l a..i 4I iaH Pm. IA. AIp being sci
sH'H iaH#ls community JiaaEHHfat ,uH.I#IHT-
a.'r Nie#ss4ae. hop Ia iagIit Ii#gml laifaH-
a#H.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
Qlcnn .yecnris Ascili.

DtsilfON. CLARK y Co.. iu.,'y celebrated
IL COP LIVER OIL. prcpnei liam the li,et
ri l0f-l Cod FtHl. NluAuird luw. This article
hhf g.i Fus.liurd itsri in the cure ui diseases a
tlc Lthss. particularly whru taken with the
Phosphate OF Lime lsih oi Wairh may be- iuuui
Tor vale si. Mitchell q FOSTERS
Drug Sorc
lIdhlg.on Way {. 1853, Is
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

Who that has ever rcn this fine play
and has got anything OF memory. huI Ie'
collects the beautiful sentiments wai.h the
author makes Richclicu utter when address.
ing the young man whom hc had selected
as the bearer Of an important message
RlcmGLiru-"Young man, be bll'he for
note me, from the hour You grasp that pack
ct, think your guardian star Iaiu. fortune on
you
fnANcois-"lf | iail p
Rrcurugu-"Fail! fail In the bright
lexicon Of youth. which Fate re.er'e' l'I
n glorious manhood, there is no such word
az GGk"
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

-Four hundred and fey laborcr have died on
the Panama Rltuld during the effort 10 build IT,
Nearly every white person going there tl work
is attacked with icyer generally within icw
wcrksalter arrival In consequence ul tha sltk-
ness aud mortality, the contractors have been
compelled ia give up their contract in n uHlu-
ished condition, and the company have resumed
the wor, and are carrying 1t on by means OF
their own agents
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12
Noticc
LAND OFFICE. J
MNm,gtoN, ArR's. Z

LAND OFFICE.
M1sWtsrnN, ArE's.
July, abi. istl1
NOTirE Is HEREBY GIVEN, thai after The
" expiration al iiuy days from The date here
uL application, Iur ihe puyais citifl ol The follow
ing .aDis wIil h- received ~ this office, the same
having iern leitfula.a ouuncousiy marked on
Zoe V'li ni ihH uIrc ar sod.
The whole of section aud 10 IN Township 10
south. o' rHrsn 90 wr,i--iAr NJ of i-Ei AID ~
ui SW % 9. Wi TO and y eo, Ia Township $.
r. go y ihs NJ g. sHl - i3. 50 q. q "!
ot NJ Gf, whole oi sections -, ~, aud -,
IA g1 B! ag. ali NE qc 20. iu tbs Il n ".
BENj. r. JEIf, Rtgaos
CNAs ". Mitchell, Rodlru.
WHiar'aa tlyf, 1863. 27-
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

IN lsj2 there wcrr over SUnl building
erected in New York 2Ill 10 Bro.b5n.
aud about | ton ia William burg covering
about | los acre, oi ground tru thi-
data in les, than yrir lh' Uhule .lur o..
New York aud OF thr cIlies Of Brooklyn
and Willilm,burg will DE- covered with %
dense mas ol building. ,rum tle eastern
to the western lumiis aul .rm lbe Battery
to the Harlem river There isan area oi
1000 acre, il the city ol Nca York which
has been .st aside iur public parks. aud
there are about 200 acre, which JaHU.i hc
used for street rupsct For ihc lost sixty
year, the population of NeN York has dgl.
bed once in every ltogn yr1r. unl VIII
liamsburg once in two aud a half years
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-12

Notwithstanding ihe ya.y decisive drclar.
niion Of the people Of thi. city in favor oi
the adoption Of rrohibtoy Liquor Law,
it isn melancholy hc' that inlompnannn IN
this city Is Increasing with alarming lpdi'
IS. In our round m Saturday evening wn
Fw NJ ltis than eight men uu'-lrgichrd m
tho streets wholly obliyiols Of everything
which passed by them, beside. am iuuumor.
able number Vi individual. who were on %
"bust but who had not yet lost there loao'
motion Such state OF things is d'plom'
bic. lHWlln EYIoss.