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TUESDAY MORNING, JUl4Y 10, 1858.
ADVANTAGES OF EUROPEAN WAR TO TIE
UNITED SrATES.

The cAt Of general European upon the CONNER
cnl interests of le Unr States would be mnmcntous ah'
manifold some interests Of The country would indeed ST"
fer but The gea general Interests OF the community w"'
receive unprecedented impulse.
Europe does raise enough provisions Tor 'e
maintenance of her population, but imports an ih"h'S
amount of grain and from abon especially from ih
United Suites. IA The event OF way, r"nsdsfa8
portion of The population who are now producers o rosl
sons would be diverted from agriculture soldiers
and consumers. Thus impulse would he give!
TO the farming interests this country exports o ariI
produce would be more than doubled and sold prices
vastly above the average prices ruling in times pearc
So also large portion Of The manufacturing population
of Eurnpe would drafted into tho amirs which wouId
give corresponding impulse 10 Tie manufacturing interests
ui this country
The effect of war in Europe and conflicts between 90
yernnens would be shake The confidence "i capitalists
in their stocks investments and divert countless amounts
of capital into the Public Stocks public enterprises and rrI-
.atc properties Of this conniry War In Eurupc would also
very rgdy prevented, give prodsGus spur !" '"'-
grafton here Men OF ial means would prefer 10 tfArS
pn,, themselves and thar all hher rather Than remain
subjected TO the constant of conscripun and 4" me
ruyupcs incident To The un. Of armirsuver The country
These cmgrans al The brIr; s"ri bringing win them con"
pecncy Industry? and Industrious habits. would give
strong impulse and activity the interests OF the country
But above all Others wruld our commercial interests pros
per from European The Irrchhnt marine "' me ""s;'
rant mowers would be subjected IN all the hazlrjs !" contra
hand trade Our merchant marine would brcoue TIC carriers
of the whole world cppins all The profits "t The most I'm,
poraut avocai of would receive an nPnSc
that would set a beyond that nj any other po"
e and beyond even that ol all other powers together
These are bul portion the results ol Each hlc
rest of this county wuni mus derive an immense avan
ase and cacl acting upon tie other would produce slate
of wide spread energy activity and prosperity which Tins
country never experienced Before, and which would sci
forward in the race posrr and greatness, with hound
OF which We Gun al prcsen have but the most limited es-
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THE RICHMOND ENouiREK..
r,Isl,Ep pAlLY AND SEMI. WEEhLf,
t.,,,AM F.. s. THOMAS KfTCHTE, JR'


seven dollars annuh, and NJ the rate OF eien
,L,n tor shorter rer" Than nhr year res inc %
Arh lrs rer anGum aud three dollars ior SIX men'hs,
W paid IN the Office or renca by mali i''
rsiAa i,llurs rrr III the end oil me year 49,,
pa' ;s 10 this be RENTED per mail N sne" A
VI notes, the risk athr Elrors ne postage I'm q"
a'ala' { bu N. irriieJs The postage ot single ie
r.; % ans scceugl the writer TITS the accumulation " non
'"s ~ extensive business, which operates is "ef :
kash.. TERMS OF ADVERTISING 49, .,
.ur MANY ESQUlRER:-Fur TEN lines OF iess: "'s So
II r cents and every succeeding nser.n twehy " h,I,y
,,.ri week. twice week. .. , ~ Ers, "
u half cents each insertion hte 'ne . ,,, IN
vsrtisers charged my u"ats i"a ~, % rv
ira: sr' charged soa, tllc' 'nclahe"
,S IliE SEMtwEEKlf-tt%" TEN TEN 'i"es o' 'e''
y IL, Zach continuance 81 cehtS.
t,cn distance mast bs accoiupanio' VII" '' " "
,,.,r,,r, references. 10 insure execution
-. o ana ;r:taS Of respect, exceeding ssh s"eS
sD .ceJ far ~ advertisements
efs ;S,r AMI Marriage r"m tie country, whenever
unknown I" US mus, be n
M OF the nei9hborhool or they VIII
" casc be published. Every measure that has been taken 10
Int naosuIs an,i iuzzes lls, crs'""r proved
H. r,r, upon such COMMUNICATING bei's
ne lmr aie Postmaster criien on the back s." me ee,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WAsHINaToN, July l5.-Com. Shubrck leit fof roi's @
mouth, N. H. to-day TO assume the command OF .hs sn M
Ing squadron He accompanied by Lt. Henry " 70"
10 and Cul. J. S. Cunningham, his private Secretary
J. D. Ward Of North Carolina, who indignantly declined
81 quo cerkshp and subsequently toak 81 2OO post was
o-dsy removed.
cIekshp is premature although his success s looked up
on as probable
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,.-r..y,,l. "a N.y .Al-c,23lJuly to1inI'

STATE OF VIRGINIA. ,,u
,,,uaL WHOM IL MAY CONCERN Iotict thn shal
A. Guardian inant children. Sadh id. , MI CIV ~
W.a.r " Jackson the Crtun t"it ol .he '"a'y
commencing on tr s
;,r, ueI 1888 order diTec ing J"hn l. NoeuSoh
Of she al ue '"uhl'
and a aiin'r oi Sarah French uec u 10 IA! "
~ ali norcy re,souui property ~ his hands be!"se !"
aud William. at! to Permit me 10 remove iNe
Alabama, the residence VI The said infants anu
shall petition Tie said CVur !uf any other ana
ma he necessary OF The SAID John p ood.
% S q whatever nouey they, either OF them, may
nay ~, " "s. - JAMES NJ. JACKSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19

DEATH IN THE MARINE cospn,mndei sspnmandips at Cos.
ss a in This his civ on Tuesday night he s9s Sls ss
I Maryland s and the service ,uY Vim military ho
",,ns wrre inferred yesterday afterooon WIN
Iro-,-T horfotk HeTaid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19

THE RICHMOND WHIG.You are quite too fast Mr..
whip in some OF your Georgia Items The Federal Union
has never bowed the knee to Bob loooS eVer believed
him God and never Yosshiped any oil mo images which
he has up; and if he ever was an anger NC - ce'hy
ruan ona VI, rate preat mistake also when you as.
ser Thai several Union Democratic papers IN georgia are
out against the Democratic candidate Every Democfac
press in Georgia supports Judge Johnson.
lG7iltedgriUe Federal tHton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19
Or AND MRS. IVES.

In common with ollic, newspapers WE inserted some
days ago silly paragraph 10 the effect that MIS- Ives was
returning 10 Rome with lf brother Or. Hobart in cnnsr-
auence of that gentleman saving been no"h ~ the Pope
th Mrs Ives and her ls Ind coui lnngc: sustain The
conlupa relation AZ The crrcnd convert would receive
holy orders in he "oarse the summer This interesting
piece of information ls preernus and Ridiculous ai car
rics It's own rrutaliOn wit. H. All the currency which II
has obi aimed hitherto has ben due either 10 oversight Or 10
The most amusing gno:.n the discipline and doctrines
Of the Roman Chntcl.
lmprims the Pope has TO divorce DR. Ives and
his wifclIc marriage relation il regarded by lie Paacy Ia
b, as holy and indissoIubt alliance it is by any Of
The reformed churches BY rhIc il is treated very much n
he ph. Of civil conrrac! In the second place without
voluntary and complete ss:rai"E c0nsGmmItei and rrn
dereI naviabc by tie the parties the Pope has Just
as little power nclnaon To confer holy orders Dr.
Ives In The third place i not probable that The late
Bishop is Of such extraordinary abilities that The R"'
man Camera would b, uuuiiy anxious Ia his
tJ.cal services pTes5YhE or rtia n; :: likely that
there is AM scaicr !" 49,, ,rafh'i, hnd e!ttm nIe
within hc brilliant circle o ~ great hierarchy
Mis- Ives is .ery likely returning hcrne-pohahy stated
with her bo.herbut with0G IN" alleged diAa,. l. hr1c
ivss NAV be torn from the episcopal Chnrr, his
s,on has no, sunde1cd him im the conugal cana Of Airs
Ives. She may stil claim l and uu' habrAs corpus
for him II she likes lic gels back 70 The United
S,utr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19

APPOINTMENTS OF CONSuLS.-lhe Washington
Star say the following additional C"nsus have trcn ar
pointed Lima. Caleb Smith Of California. -. Johns
r. R-John Parsons Of florida; MnTsri!lc- Samuel bins
more OF New Hamrsh'Sa. ,i!1ssow--Puhp I. Hc1ut o
New York C5rnoa-E Felix Forcsti of New York: E!-s-
u-ur-F B. ~, lis "f Nov Irk; L"i.h-la::es Mcdowell
Of Ohio; Mannhciml"hr S.hrrt OF Maryland: ST Jago
lie Cuba-S"rhe: Lochtaa of PcnnsyISania Sumatra--
Commercial Agent. R"o Purvis Of Snmalta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19

~ .csD COUPLE William Ely and ,h5 ms rsat. ",e
AN Az 49, - county, Va The former was lUo years
Tive later lo7 They had been maft'so 'n'ee eo'''''
OF a century.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19

iREtSiA. al RGc- cl Clerks Office Of the Circuit
oNHoi The Ciy 0! Richmond the 9Th day Of july, 1888
''as !auh, Samuel WInirec Williamson late
against
Da'ld ". Moore, \. y. Moore. an. ohc. Defts
ne object have defendants
almond Fire Association OF t'e held by the
s'"tl DAVID W Moorc therein; haze certificate dis
se OF the Moore under the BtnkIupt law declared null
& ior decree against said Mooc for the debt and
We l"alI'+ the bill mentioned, aforesaid
ILL., 81 stock subjected the payment of The general
ati aasi having been made and filed that deen-
| o'r an" residents Of this Coz said
are notified 10 appear the Rules holden the
1.r, t :" The sad Court tie first Monday September
5 40 ~ What Unnecessary protect their interests tins
' is-e"i" Copy-Tese EUS ROBINSON, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19
SLAVE: LABOR WANTED.

TssE !leJ itlse ar haaawha Cona! VIII pay 'ioedi
for able coded le 10 "orE ~ .ie ua ~ o.
- ~ lam unIcr mon 'Matcns Adventure twenty
4 NJ. tins cIY. arrangements Can be islue io nc
and medical attendance 10 halu3 l
continue ill the OF the present year
:, 80 cr,nf =, ,hr works e l. CHNN,
monn ArI 2l--c;f Supt oil Repairs ]. K. q H. Canal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19

THE WIIMlNGr0N RECEPTION OF THE pRESl-
DENT AND CABINET.
Mo have already laid before iea'a- slr sleer!rs ol
The President aud 81 Mt Dallas The reception Whining
ton The following are he frpprs, given in The Phar!.
pha papers, o the addresses made by The distinguished gsn.
...nnr accnnlnanY "a Yinn lir H;asllnnl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19

ppaGrFsS or THE CHlNESE~'A @'h'''"'' =
,,i, III, ni.hnund 10: California, In "t!u"s ~
o s;o Francisco to his brother (Alr John Il A"""
oi mi. ,,,v d.scnlive of alr- IL thai country NC
i, HAVING notice .: ;Gc arrival Of q Ch'Ecsc 'Ss.
g., E,,pc..n il xsov9s ;h.i ;hc celes'iiis' VIZ" '
orr, -.f,scd comparatively hold "ny c'm's'e'' NV
.,, ,rc ..o,l1 are catching lte 7pn.i q" 's ="
~. tn. n.tise l:om he columns 81 ''''
san Fran,std sun
,,,,srss Sup HAarLToH.-ihs .c'st "h.r',' ! ';.,.,
~, LIE an The Isl instant, with thlnrSc
hi, !. ;, = Icoue document. resembling N'A.. al
nh i,.rrN = packa.c ut the @tEulnc :.,mI n.
,rnrr Iysnn This il the first instance - " ~, ,,n,I,
h r,rr occurred at pur,, and P5ohaoE ;t- ~ ,nd i.
n, :, y,.s,l has entered vita Chinese .,c. am
~ nno,-,ot hi, evidence r The progress u ras my
" ,,ntrt -is,-r civilization. The itahhs' -. ,s III,
- . cor, ~, American owners ny TWO 80. ,,as
;,ii rnnir.. respectable. merchants OF d 's h, can
- Tn,u Wenn & cEnm k'l-nh mas ,, -, ancri
;,a.d,nA Hing Esq She is rdEnnii.as" a,,i;,y an
g., whnn, ,he Crcstials seem 10 haTh .,s enrca,
;nns ~, y,natle cargo handsome co1,'on ,niy en-
m hnnrd The vessel yesterday, aad mnv Who were 81
w 49, 10 Gi in honor Of omr flag. The company n az Ian
a,. a.. :, la sc seen present on ln' 80, Al,
~ ,n.,- n,ais Of Captain Keller nnd ms ,S, -
!n'naha,n - who perorme! The inFt o "'s' -
n amer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19
PRINTING PRESS AND TYPE FOR SA

,lll subscriber sale, the most reasonable anu accom-
Yaans :erm and Typ, together with al Inc nrr
., Of Oire Furniture heretofore used ~ publishing e
WESTERN NlRGlNlAN.h ;;
The Press - and Type quantity and variety Is
r,s-nd in aua better hau usually opn III country o.'
=, m u. Off. cnGrleto all esret'S rcadT Tor oh
,e.l.cIs. :. ... - ,..,;,,
Tie .gil0n ndGcci"t &c III! oi- "i's
,,s m be enterprise pubiisling newspaper
,aprr-as ,lerc journal published With
turr el miles place From lboo 10 %"' shncHnetS
a. .,sliy be obtained. Asn.a iar oi a'veitlsis
,y cen,einan wishing iurler PARTICULARS WI! address
80 ss 3. NJ. GARDNER,
kaua C"ur House, Wa.
Srhc Press s., il not sold before The "a M@nady !" AuG"'
, m on lh.I disposed 20 ihe lg':est iladeg
should Il. made, iisl osei 10 Fal' WIZ.
,;,o - desirable, described wii say t,a eNies
a.irs sn',rey incompatible" "4th iA.e g. g. u
Usrin newspaper
IL
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Kulcs he'll, IN :ne cerks oaee Of ss Circuit


hal Nelson Jordan. AMI athrr leionuanis
'a osIec decree the sale OF certain
~ly the BIZ. mentioned and have the portion OF the ce
& a.c FeGc OF such Gdic, subjected 10 the
% the .udstt Of the plaintiff the bill also mentioned
"sra relei, and affidavit having been made and ie
NE :"'.nlin residents OF this Common.
h sai defendants notified appear at the AucS 10 be
IN the Clerks Office Of the said Court the hrst Monday
~ 10 what protect their interests
~ 't' shi. A Unpy-TeS.:
liIy l. -cwiw EUS ROBINSON. CLERK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19

MIR. BUCHANAN GOING TO ENGLAND.-The
Philadelphia News says learns from private Sources but
upon undoubed authority, That differences extensively
referred by tho existing between The admnis,ra
ton and Mr. Buchanan have been ar5agned and there
will therefore be decnaton his part, The misunder.
standing which did really exist upon questions of
pcdency and these having been settled il is bsieyed
cordup 10 the views Of Mr. g. lie will leave for Europe
,ba course of a few weeks al the most.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19
dIRGINIA-IN CHANCERY.--lnC Cumberland Couny Cou
Shtay oi June 1885, mice,
Urrla Mel.

5hGay o June, 1853, ,,..r
Henrietta Mcl.aunne, i'''"'"'
asn
Richard Il Roberts and Jane Frances his wife, Lya WRinso
iAN Louisa ms Joshua Leigh isdpo''a
LsGune and Archibald T. Mcl.aurnl, NC Ds'us. D.
The ot sale OF the dover iand heiu oJ ="
tt Mclinus Archibald Mclaufine
aid I6t i.:ion he proceeds among the chare Oh tau n'
1ai MciaGrino exec, the said Jane Frances Rooets
A u A;adii. DEFENDANTS. Richard H. Rooel's aiu
Ja m are residents Of this State, on the m1o
VI me ftnG E @ Attorney ordered that the sau
90 t"t eie ole due publication oi tins ooef
sa 20 WAT protect nicress and that TINS oluci
i"ucI weeks In the Rich,ohu
an at" be nrs;t the front door CT the Court HOUSE
.";,'9'" or he hr day :" lie next t;onnty Court =,
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=. !. :, -. :, &c = n oTn = rs.

IE,uE hons OF S;,ucn Srher5 who Sergeant IN lie ON
V.a Eei,,eut, and heirs al DAVID Walker Lleutenan
a. I vgiIn IT, r:imch ia the war OF Tue a
.ar .lr 10 their al ,autaee by addressing II EGhnond'
~. . ,,.s-. June 2ucf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-19
ROBEKT X. PRENIIS.

,1"TC3NEY AT LAW. PORTSMOUTH, VA
NxrDl trrls y atir.d the C,rc.it ana niei' ,o-''
w Is caunty SoliE city Nansem"nI aud is'e ."
'n., g. he CrcuI, Southampton county All ouSi
- his care viii wh prompt attention i,s Gan
~ ) a M otice High rear ui the Sa'iEs nas
ss,' G.: R.,to IN MstlL or a. ssiok April !6-e6in
JOnS W. BLASTOS. DENTIST. .,.,-
Of the advantages 81 Inc b''io.e
m ,u:a Sursey offer professional services 20 Iar.I n
4r, At ;uaer!aal and the sdJonlns Counties a
-.r,n ali prr. atvs teeth III The most pcrIect
Oncto an raEe sei ,-,,., "a
al! a!e"a 70 a"9 1"' - ~ - March lcly
cOuDi., "a
TO PHYSICIANS AND OThERs. i H..
vBtE ~ua.c: lie. offers sale the farm on "ni nc 20,
riy Grocaland known Fench INV int Va ,t ~ ,hs
ans y. acres .aA all me hii.i,s ~, ~
ouyeuIer.e an! cnuio!i s'nS a PhysICIa', ,i
oya snail IA, Il IN councY Th good all ~" se
Ire 4 ueiac would yell 10 purchase H. ~
% - - =
FlyE,s r o toocHL asp COMFY lure 2u-ciw
SEAsItuCt.S' WAEENoCaE. W.
. r,n.. d; ae change G Inspectors u uis " a!e'
house The has resigned the inspector ship hsd 0! mr.
Waou-. IL, ihe last mae years anu 40" e'ts MS
n ,s a.,fcn iuu-e aud the public cencray, Is
COMMISSION MEHGHANT ;,.,
..urtIcase Inspector ai salesman, anu
,.a..apc> a all crsaa. engaged IN the tobacco aue ~
rs. .uable procure the highest marker prices ol
F v The sale iciIcops lie VIII ESQ pa! Pai
....t attention ID IA, saic al Nieh, and r cur
bu!ituy >.nckoe "area"GSt
}i-CU ''i''haa l.
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VIRGINIA. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL l. SotAEh ;.
Other u.c:r "i the SoSirf WIZ ot
The t'"Gs lacilcab'e 70 ale"
iNc obe.. "tt@ n ienocrs bu1 a .
III; n lie ranks speedily ~ may ps, anu y -
II Vs-= all w!o wish - ui:c WIN the "'let,
str- mat sc. oi them a. ma! i"s oe t"e -
aG,i;, uulfr5cntd BY name, ha! their names ma! W
!Ji-t S4b4cngIous III: members, or % iol @
sh.ct'sru resi.Icd the same ne' OF pau ~ LUZ m
Ca: Whnafi the fist "ccE ~ Nu'eihoci' as sJ
mas pI-lel.
is eaGr,i ,; that $ tate pride. a. well as sea l 'e
ttus" 10. society PROMOTE VIII duCe llc
o. E""i .rck forward 10 the Cattle SHOW Every idIl9
ot safe fin>Fptin sdiied by tho canal The ran "a ,
s'anto Ines Society making the best arlaiisenenS
Receiving ami during The week OF exhibition nose
Nh1 den! will m pleased al once 10 hoty w
'aa.s Wan. Recr. SECRETARY or the susc oi '"'
-vht'f AMI description, that ample provision may he "ae m d
Igr ll-Cu wM " RICHARDSON. Sec'y.
e PAGERS iinranr: lie ac 4u:Sed % give the above
-'sS a,tiuit0as Insertions.
fj'O JOHN MADDOX, Nilsson Maddox. John brook aIJ
FL 2in"h h:H mt'c lhcnt Mrix May William
HaTcocS aud lutu Ia ~"
and Fanny is w" l". Robertson,
0hadab Cau,rish John Sa;;cs arI Mush, Wuu!s,a
T,ss NorIcs That shalt, c !Ii ay August. .ri The yea
M m e cty Richmond. at t,r touae Hill Iaey, pocre
.. t PROPOSITIONS McajA Maucmn bc read
,.,se m certain of controversy jcI1s cu
lgro Cpchlanl county, the Clancely side Court II
.h am pa,niiT you aud otieisalc tcLau- rut
~. sa should not he iakru upon
rruc.I slou be completed, they VIII c akeu
n.y Tls sine taking be between The hours "'
sl when and where y,u can attend j. fou please"
JIy +. - WILLIAM MADDOX.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06
Loss OF schOoher and her Crew.

BUFFALO, Oct. 4.--The schooner Stra7qer,
Capt. Taylor, which arrived this morning al
AZ early hour, reports passing about day l'ght
a schooner sunk about two miles of Point
Abino, with foremost about twelve feet out
of water, and three men clinging to it. The
Captain did not notice these men until he
was almost on to them, and as the wind was
blowing a perfect gale he was obliged to
run past without rendering assistance. He
Immediately reported the facts on reaching
here, and several Of our most influential men
applied to Agents and Captains Of steam
boats In port to 60 out and endeavor TO save
these men. About ten o'clock The brig Heb
tenstein left port. Last evening she reform
ed and reported having passed the wreck of
the schooner, there being but one man on the
mast. The captain of the brig was also un-
able to go to the rescue.
After several attemps TO induce the agents
of the several lines of steamers to send OFT
one oftheir boats, which were unsuccessful,
a purse Of several hundred dollars was raised,
and a number Of sailors started with a life
boat up The Canada shore to Point Abino. to
their assistance. A small Tug was also to
be sent out to endeavor to reach the wreck.
The schooner is supposed to be from the
Lower Lake, but what one is not known.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-The Salt Lake mail
arrived at 4 independence on Wednesday.
The emigrants had all passed Salt Lake.
The Indians in Utah were troublesome.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06
oxywenutsd BIttsrs.

The following testimonial is from q New York pa
per-An intimate friend Of ours has for years been
ifHieted with allthe accumut.sed evils Of . confirm
ed dyspepsia-a complaint which he Enthusiastically
describes a -Protean in Its forms. and Pandcrean in
its effects" He tsAs iearly united for msutsl and
bodily exertion-his life, at times, being an almost
insupportable burthen. He had gone the rounds Of
the ipathIes, without experiencing permanent relief.
lie had on low diet, and sometimeso on almost
no diet at all, until he had become but the shadow of
his former self. Happening TO drop in upon us one
aay last stimmer,wa presented him with . bottle Of
The OxyQenated Bitters, not because we had faith in
its power, but because he had tried everything else,
and we wished him to leave nothing untried. He
took it, as much to obiige us as Tor any other reason,
and he now writes:.'before half OF the hrst bottle had
been used, a binding headache, to which Ihave been
long subject, departed, my sppetite returned, anu
what is Better digestion returned with IL ] have
continued to use n ever since, from time to time, and
am recovering my Nonted iullness Of hesh, and en-
ioy ! buoyahcy and elasticity Of spirits, that ren-
defs life Itself an exquisite delight" He wished us
10 say thus much, for the benefit Of those who are
similarly afflicted. We are no friend 20 patent noh-
trums, but can heartily recommend thist1 our rea-
ders.-Corackid Union, Mo York.
REED AUSTIN & CO., wholesale Druggistss No.
%, Merchants Row, Boston. General Agents,
iTPrice 81 per bottle-six bottles tor ob,
Aug. lS- Sold by KAUFMAN Co, LAneasteE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06
TRIEGRAPHIC rETEII1eENcR.
Arrival or ne uaItlc,

NEw YoRK, Oct 3.-BaItic arrived at ,
O'clock Liverpool dates Of the 2Ist, state
that brssdst1ffs are animated and further sd.
vances in wheat 80, -four ls; corn advanced
4nd 10 demand; -four western canal 3Is6d0
1860; s~nutheTn, s2ssd933s8d: and Ohio
35s6d@ 34sed; corn. white. 35s9 36s; wheat
9s@9a5d for white, and Ss5d@Sslld for red;
eastern continues unchsnged.
U. s. Expedition sailed for Japan, follow.
ed by two Russian frigstes.
Chinese Revolution extending.
Brcadstufs In France still tending up-
wards
The ARABIA arrived out on the 18th. ten
days and four hours.
The Vienna Conference we're Ia session,
lntendingto smooth over the difficulties, and
It was reported that the new modification
conciliatory to both Russia and Turkey
would be made; but il was feared 10 the
meantime that the armies on the Danube
might come in collision.
The Servian Charge had notified the
Porte that SerYia would remain neutral in
the affair Of war.
The Pacha Of Egypt will send Rouchdey
as Commissioner 10 the New York exhibit
ton.
By the overland mail from India we learn
that the u. 8. Expedition Co., the Susdue-
hanna, Mississippi Plymouth and SArato-
60 sailed July Ord from Shanghai, for Japan,
followed by W Russian frigates.
The Chinese Revolution continues, but
no decisive action 10 reported.
The King Of Prussia had concluded not to
go to the meeting Of Emperors at Olmonts.
Letters from Madrid say that another
Minist erial crisis was coming on, and in
private political circles the propriety Of op-
posing the Queen was freely discussed.
The Paroch states that the French Gov
eminent maintain confidence and hopes
the Turkish difficulty will be settled without
recouse to arms. The Emperor Of Russia
will not under any circumstances commence
hostillties, and that the defnit decision OF
Turkey cannot be known in Britain till the
first or second week in October.
A message from Vienna says that Austria
declines acting longer with the other pow
ers, and also forwarded instructions to the
Austrian Ambassador at Constantinople to
assure the Sultan that he must accept the
lst note. The Conference at Vienna now
consider affairs very serious.