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LIxknR0oL AND LONDON
Capital, $1O,ooo.ooo!

NyEsrRD IN THE UNITED STATES. OVER 5000,
AZ Dree~vs r~so~a1y ResPoastbs for ~ EAoaosssnss a
H< Company.
UE respectfully attention 70 the .seuyv A. an.
w aad London COMPANY 10 ia pourv ht.. ~.
arg sash capital and i1vestnsnss .. sisted above
hps 70 parties requiring large onsur.nce
70 ,ne ordinsr mode OF Insurance. this
AZ PRENCAS Property b. thenceforth, PERK1gEgTLY y
foch6D The Foicy be time and The
mlum win be lessb 8 per cent ~' -N '"epe-
This Company bv ss of R.,t. ~ -. -
new and most liberal principle - NV 'n
Under the Policies Of this Company claims are p.ad upon
OF proof Of loss without dau
fon ~ fntre; and not usual DIrs afsr pressns
uonS PreoL. WOk1HAM WYATT, Aeent.,
mild 190 Main streef few door .hoxe po~so1..
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John THOMPSON. 81 Vain st
AUSTIN Il. MOORE, AGENT.
GROCER COMMISSION MERCHlyT,
vvrvs otS Car rs stTs., s g., near Columbian Hotel
" Bacon sides Shoulders and Hams
efss.s S.if d .,,G. : Beef
Rio sFusy, Mocha and Jaws 5s Gesss s'' Drown s's'"
TaIlOs, AdsHsnine and sperm Candle.
Fss s ss Vine, sG s., ,ns and family Flour
Chewing and smoking Tobacco
ss0s ,w,lS Eassns 3 BrO, MS BSsis,., . Tub,
produce sRd attention to the sale Of
SECOND SUPPLY OF CARPETNGs
REAr BARGAINs-Purehassd .aerhes and win be sold
hfS r.P;i5y d6 s:S;:s'' F:;:s 0erE''s.lSs az
E,tL. Tnreypy and Ingram Carpet
oe2s CHRISTIAN LA1HRoP.
CLOAKs AND sHAwLs-
" ANEw SUPPLY
oar, .,Ds, VERY CHAP
At lis Broad street.
oeL sWORH THAw.
TO physicians We solicit your attention The fol-
solution of,he sulPhste OfIrOn Of undoub
Citrate ofIron ard stryehni.
Liquor Cinehons Frsida, concentrated preparation Of all
me ssnuln. BondsgltsPspsns
Querris Cod Liver OIL Jely. te, tc
AIADr ~ Psssf s.s h, r1.sn.s:1i .sl .s:1. o
SILKS vALESCISEs ISs g,sE oA,yp AND nERINos,
Unprecedented Il areains Mt
CHAS. A. GwATKIN's
, rrrsrros, o,.s Ne; S.i. Isi Main s,rs.,
"A pTss Goods nom Auction, at 80 per cent I... han ssps@
Handsome val,nsIss
Fancy and BLACK suns, very cheap
i"a"is rr.nes sos ssi EGs, E5snis c.sso. sss.n''
ms 9sT'' and most a'hiOnAbI' styles vsy cheap Buyers v
osisS:. Mis Gs'P'' very cheap CHA. ov,-vu
200 asrLs asss. ALHwlvKs
so % Gu, Herring,
% bo.,sHsss
Caro- Of sehr Mary inspecting @ nornns for sale from The
MOI No. ~, Pearirrcst
LNMILY PLoUH.-R0visnds w Family Your. Pal
ms'io s,snd u supply Of the justly eesbrssd Nour
DO. Cor. Pesrl and Cary q.
LIZ nRLs. uoIs--e. snd syrup, ia .ioT, and tsi
DS HtIDs. md Tc.. Mats nxs. n GLASSES, Of rood
-, qushty, IN store snd for sale hy nj JONSs
IouLp's rATENr uoRTICE MACHINES,
-, cLARKsoN ANDERSON.
eot Ne. iOs Main ,iree,
Ctt0"OS' AND wt% si,.1sSs ssffsSsl gss.sl.ss s; sale
hos No. iOs Main s,ree,
CtssToS cnAPks.-w. s.7. on hand . few NOR. real
set SWORDS q ru,w.
Nsw SoHk EXTRA sSRUP.-iso eel.. Tor sal.
WsITE eRsAsE.-i0o Sei, fsr sale By =
" nos q. n DAVENPORT
Two MAKE C,y..s. Jelly -Sou, sss. or boiling buy ~.
MADE ssakrRs p-,s store,
10 "ssss'sUPEsFIsE sss rSESTs SS,,Ts = ~ E Eco
N" Is''' S,S' 3 ;:'i YsslSI q 9 ';S "
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LIFE AND FIRE INsUR ANCR.
KNOWLES wALFoRD, Aora

WE are agents for Of the and Fire Inur,ne.
w Companies In the United States insure hive. and r
per on the Mutual Pian hut the insured for sny
thing his annual premium ~ --'-
me dydends range fom asS to 90 per believe ve
can satisfy those vshng Insurance that om 10 10
% per cent Of their premiums by nsurnr with
oct KNOWLES A WAIPnpn
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GEORGE WATT A %.
PLL0fHs Ioa yALLOWING-

PLLDTAgn L0n gALLOwING--
- S1LIlNAIOks AND HARROWs FOR ~
In nv NV y pnnW pTnnnWEAkE-selevng y. that Ihsv.
ma. nae inns oner TO the Fsrners' Psntes Vim
.1 they an no.
ney can return tesz trying them es ~ ~
" rresh supply Of furnip Just received ' enHss
ton r. a. SrARKE, No. 80 Main a.
u. doors above 81 CT aries Hot.l
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'bs. NOW READY FOE TIE yALL TRADE. Is5o
GEORGE STARRFTT

eEOR9E STARRETT
iBELvlS's ROW, GOVERNOR sT)
nrfkKs 10 his eusoner n assortusnt unrix,ii.S ~.
" that OF any preceding facilities Gov so,9y ~
sors ana upon dv eings churches
years past for sale. - SO'es sou IN -
BsIstovs Spiral Furnace, for brick; .irs,
kiehmond Portable Furnace,
Hedenburgs Patent Heater;
nrs.Paee or Chimney Beser, (fcrr srfv kno.r a. r.
brinant dss Burner {. fuel sxyerE sires =" i'0oeJ
FACTORY CcalBurner Warranted 70 stand sr.N s.,-.
amefican Sooktns Range tbr brick; sr.s
ameriesn Sooking Range, rotary top: s s,x.s
Bay state Cooking Range (PsrtsbieC So
he'Pnte' nooking stoNe-a maj.
trade with Hotwater Reservor TinRos,t.r ny oNI
large oven-simpe strong and eomplet. ~ "0'e'' 't'
In addition 70 the sbove some eny yxy.,,.. -, -
the varied wants Of the people anu s1es suited t
Country dealers buying here IT,,
&e, At Northern prices - 'S' fehFs, ripe
Early orde-s will receive IumrdIa,s ,,,.-,io-
can be well done. '' N s'as' - he sori
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UDOLPHO WOLFE.

No. ~ beaver Street, New York.
eB Agents In New Orleans HART Co., A. d. GKrKTr
O., J. 7. MooRk Co. noT-dkuim
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punEanOUNDsPICEs ,ap,rios article ofreund
Afdcsn angsr 10 tsr and eoxes Pure ground cinnanon,
% ss A Nae" VII ~ 81 Z. sr., =: Fl iss x.,. .,
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eso,eoo3
VerBR1t 90 che Fa1r and others a>e respectfully In
vh<d 70 call s the Old stand On Main and
s.-H .re-.a 60 PINE CLOTHING r....-
Ever In this city sstst
me sssonent snbrAess variety Of tasty
up a our ovn hansscsery In The Atss and most
PuchAsers that tasss In quality styles
and prices can be met
70 more than etgAfy taossasd doliars
- Every article warranted.
NEW INVENTIONS.
VISITORS TO THE FAIR
are Invited 70 cali
SIMPSON ds MILLER,
f Ilo Main street,
... and examne their new styies Of
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
oct SIMPSON . MILLKR-
NEW CLOTHlNGi
HAVE received By steamer. .
IL Black Dress suits
Fancy Cashmere Suits
Hunting - Butts
s.ss s,.ss and and fancy fancy Cashmere Pant. Pant.
Fancy and black Velvet
Castor beaver ovseosts
.... MOSCOW do do
DARRAcoTr. HARRIS . CO..
suceessorto
MERCHANT, wEisIaER co.
Also shirt and ynrnlshias Good. an qu.liie. oeae
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
''HE Subscriber has Just returned hon NORTH and
now In receipt OF his Fall Stock Boo,s Shoes. r.
trunks, Nases, Carpet Bags, &e kc, would
MOST respeetiuy call the attention Of purchasers he
onden that his stock be both
and quality He particularly invites Country and oh.
~ buying 70 sen agAn 10 give him call before purchasing be
dermined 70 sell as low for Cash. quality goods
can be bought In Of the Northern markets.
He also prepared make ANYTHING In h line In the
best his very large and OF he
best quality osy p WHITE "a Mar =,
WOOL HATS.-on hand, land for a low pt- -
w ees) Black, Brown Pearl Slate White Wool Hat.l
to which most respectfully Invite ~
log Negroes 10 furnish.
JOHN TUONpsoy
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REMOvAL.-we hereby notify custamers and the pub
that Hardrare and
Coach material large arranged store No :. Mar
street, onro,,.
rho's X. Price CO. ~ - N'r~ ~ A's'-''
We making large additions both Of Hard
and Coach material direct from m, RIin.
ham and shesd sad by purchases from American manufacto
% and shall hereafter endeavor supply the goods
qua quality and favorable they can be bourh
n the Northern markets. l9l yANLEw TAYLOR A Co
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a. ,dnsh,' sank upon the n~r, and aIu's' 'n-'''y
e,.ir~a. Mr.. Arnold had long been leading man W
a.. t,ursr.,ee poyrment and il wsls m"i"iy tn'""g"
M, .,srtion. that number Of rnmsneps ~ tns n'iS
borh.od had b. IN el"sed mp e life had be''n thr'a'
eree before bun be II says sad that he would ny' tof
n, ,eurersn., cause If he died for il. Previous 70 hs
murder, various dePredaiions had been cor'h'''e''
M. n the properly of other leaaing Temperance @iSo,
cafes and Il w.s supposed at the time that Mr. Armour
VA, murdered by the came rufians. Two pers'h'
saw tie murderer ,tandii.g the window Just pr
WON, ~ the sh"opg, bat up to the pr~-e tine NO
elm. 70 his whereabouts. hsd beer discovered. Srern
Tsylor Of Krnt County for the prisoner, sni on
W,dn sday afternoon started for home, having spron
in e,.st.dy The accused will be loebed mp 10 await
n action of the Grsnd Jury Of that county.
gentleman Who knows lie scused informs ~ that he
al,eondrd firm Ph.nix, T. T., where be drove an Ok
team. soop after the murder, leaving bis wife, and
taking another woman With bin instead That TACT
NAV accom-, for hi- Assuming false name. IL was
also laid that he bad Considerable sum Of money with
him when be- decamped The murder is believed TO
have been committed at the instigaiion OF gang Oh
rumpeler. in country, and the superstition IL that
Carron from his ss-"c'sfons, may have become ac-
ouainted with some of the circumstances but tboee
woo know him think that he lie altogether too weak
minded 10 commit such a crime.
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THE WAR IN soUTa AMERICA.

Fec Oar Own CorrrsPosdsht
BiESos AYREs, Oct 90, 1853.
trial o. strength has At ru oo-,a,' ed between
The Confederation and Bu.nos Ayres. The first
occu red two weeks ago y a caaDonsd. that was
made upan the batteries ut Rosario by the aeet OF
Dssuos Ayr~s. IL was 80 managed that only two
es tsre gus were d'snoanted, AMI little o' 10
s.msye ~as done ia retarn to the aeet.
The NIX, occsrn-i at tire island of Martin Garcia,
on oct,s~r u. The Heet If Urqaiza had long re-
ara led inactive At MOnteytdeo, and declined
nsk ng an attempt 10 pas the BATTERIES gu ~"
sisnd, which commanded The channel OF the h~
Ilata Early IN OctO Net, General Ia'do, munster
fem tie Consideration, went 70 hoh'e'teeo 20
~, q energy asd direction Is IOeveincnts oc'erai
"a es,s al The d.et were changed, and ore or more
a., "a bs,u, sas,,,ci0n rested Of bargain and sale
v,s tLr,,ns, into prison. On the lam OcIooer the
sE.ff to Isass ssas made There were TOUR steamers
rra two sailing vessels, the latter M tow. Upon
c.nsitg opposite the islapd these SIX seis were
exp.oed, IN succession, TO tn rakAg iicr Of more
tn tLifty guns, and they occupied nearly two
h "a. in pai sing. Three small vessels, belonging tn
Il q n.amd, were nearly destroyed, ~hilc he damage
dvie 10 thS passing ships was lgtt. Not one was
di a64,d, sDd though the cable by which Que was
to~eA, was cut by "A cannon ball, aud though the
yesseis raised WITHIN ten yards Of the lannon's
".
rfadiOasly cnuceal tie actual amount OF damage,
one thing is certain, the island proved but very
little the way Of passing, and the moral effect in
favor o DTqulza IS great
The vanguard OF tins the two armies net on the
I7lh, Iear tbe Au0yodel Medic, and after short
SKI mish he Buenos Ayrean forces fell back. No
oecid.d advantage was gained, except that the
lhl effect Ul many sma5 affairs bout ths same
tne, tells powerfully upon the troops concerned.
Gen Lnpz, the sou of Pregdent Lepez OF Para
fuay, snIy,d h,re commissioned to oder the medi.
s,,on Of that Government. II was accepted, and
hish holes Of pence are already INDUCED. lie APP
Stphed To- this Government 10 have suspension ut
h..siibii,s, which has been refused, though he
urged il in n second note. Gen. Lopez is waited
ron With qeat parade aud makes q grand display.
7be elections IN progress indicate that there viii
be 10 difficulty in selecting successor for Gen.
UIauizo, whose term expires in November. The
prsept Yice-President, Derqui, has thus far 10
e,iyed IeaIly all the votes cast
IL the incubus OF war were. once really gone
ills county, would again flourish greatly. Even as
II s, the amount Of land sOwed viii be greatly M
creased this year. and the amount of wire sold for
praiIie fencing is almost incredible. One hOuse
Las even, this year. sold over 100 tuns for that
UuIDGSe.
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WALLACKS THEATER.
EYERYBODYS FRIEND.


To write an excellent comedy at this over-ripe period
Of theatrical crops-wben dictoD, in all s simple and
compound varieties, has been reapiwben situations
behind ecreelr under table,, in interior rOoOs and ia
q face of the audience, have been thoroughly gar
n.red-when ruonoogue and dialogue, natriiaipess Of
action or ar1riic attitudes have been extensively
tbrashed ont until cle else than the husks and straw
of The laughing lnure eflis AN eminent achieve
uent. That .ninence belopgr to Stirling Coyne, the
aubor Of " Everybody Freud" nov performing at
Wall-ck's Theuter OF the characters in Sheridans
School for Scandal" it may be affirmed that every
ore is wit-refecting Sheridan hunseIf-frou Sir
Peter Teszie down 20 Trip. The same, nearly,
may be sid Of all the personages in this comedy.
It If not-happ'ly- five, but In three acts. Tue
tlnee bsye DO surplu-ge. Every point ia artiscayl
Manuals except poto pulling incident, which must be
COM euutd as jruDe, and qoe unworthy Of the gentle
msh III the play who coUmi's, she gentleman who
receives the Beyond THE, we find nothing to
obi ct TO- but everything 10 accept. The dialogue is
close easy bsihsnr, aud rtnectve OF the ndien-the
ast al iuoir peI sable element Of comedy. Tne "oooe
upon tiue ny e nay do for meio.drama, or for the
inuedia,r literature called tragedy tragedy derived
fon our century dead but comedy must be corrns-
eaton of who's whc and whats what, Within what
ever sphere The au,hor aimstp ci'enifre.
The plot Of Everybody Friend" is 50 interviewer
with the language aud Characterization, that descrp-
ton of il would fail TO convey ali idea Of the effect OF
tie ti,ce and therefore omit il. Suffice 10 say,
that the pcepe is laid in fashionable life in England
that there s young, careless, money-spsu ling hue
bard Qester who is tired Of bis economical careful
wife lMrs Ho-y but being made Jealous finally die-
cover her merits and beauiies aud rensws his alec
iion:-a bsshful lover (Bronghaml, who finds speech
foI a Young widow lMise Gannonl willing az BaIki-;-
a militia officer (Walcot sort Of snob and coward
70 bo,t. married TO widow Miss Floyd, said widow,
for cer,sio reasons keeping her former marriage, as
wen az the birth of Guild, secret from the second
husband Gu, Of the intercourse and troubles of these
narties have series Of scenes not one of which is
dull. and a dialogue ever sparkling.
Tie tlny.b informs that the piece was most
Enthusiastically received in London 70 Is it on liz rep
tsssniation here The admirable manner it is acted by
! Mrs Hoey, Mrs Cannon, AIR. Walack, Mr. Brough-
~. snd Mr.. Wslcot renews its success. NJ, Wal
cot nae the most amusing eccentric part-that Of
the militia officer, Major Wellington de Boots-and be
fully sustained bis reputation A most appectative
| auditnce was prsent.
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Arrived.

Steamship Persia Orb gudkius Liverpool Nov &C. dss. and
psss 10 =. ( una1d Arr. at 6;ts q m
Flip Cal,iysor Rn;se, Liverpool Oct "a. mdss and .s
pass 10 ias Gaiop Nov. Charles Creger Of Prussia
fen from the msniepss yard ovsrbosrd and was oN
III Charles Mss Of England passenger fell overheard and
drov ned Dee 30 mles H. Of Fire sand ssnaed enf
You Republic steering L.
FAX sUtsna Watson Smyrna Sept 2 sas Gibraltar Oct :,
f, NJ. BTaedotie. On Thursday morning OF -anay
Posk by schT Arlington lof Egg BaFbor out
bound bieh In the starboaTd bnwsrks orwafai
carried foreops yard &c the schr cat down Tor
wad had both CATS broke % s and received 9th damage
she hosd will be compelled 10 return for repairs one o.
Der eaagh board the bsk where SIN remains
Ts5k Sea Duck iof Pottsnonih. ~ Peabody ss4ss Jet
g. psss.d Gibraltar Oct u fruit &c. Gomez Well, Co.
Fss days had dense fog Dec lat 81 30 cn ~
co. psssei ship uperoT lof Se4 rspoTtl. bound :.
brig rI chisholm Maitland, ~ s., 10 days. plaster 70
j. vi itnsy Co. -. =. -
taioes o n. n. Teweh
shr Dolphin Keller Huntington dsy IN b.last % Isss,ss
schr L.riss d. Coen RocklsLd days use 20 nef-
echr Josish Achorn. Merrill Roctand Gays, EHs
BFLOW--Cn ne ship and two barka.
The ship Young America hOm San Francisco s snchofed
the bar.
enthusiastically Huntsville Savannah ship. Revenue,
Antwerp Robin Hood san Frsncisco; Flying Ceod LONDON
Nm Tspseo;t, yeipoo harks Wave Crest Mobnoi STAN
pede bsIsrllfs brig ksishdn. Psassco.a-
Withholding tie asy from ~ n W.toS w., snd fssat-
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IN seamikfp Peyso LirepooMr. Car and lady Mr.
Nj Horv iir C. GoreD dmund brsnn. H. calhoun and
,eIvpnt torcher Mrs sheppard Dusol and
lady kis Green and H. CahuEac V. Petre, A.
Connor T. ~. Needles w T. Halpweu d. Bnsh and LADY,
San Lady Julius Gerson lady two chnd.n and
arsIts e. r. Wilkins, Sehmur Bridges and lady. Ms.tefx
Erydgcs DR. Lee FearD, Mr. and sirs Anderson 2 ai,a
esde r ~ shsw. Bach Henry Butler Mr ktksnd Nl.s
spson Thomas Simpson Mr. Halliburton George Hamilton
j. H. Trnnstt and lady Mr. kirkland 9. l.. Doroly Mr. Ne
Kree George GrncIoss n. s. Wslch r. s. Lynn Mr. Moore
Nr Crsbsn T. w Evans Mr.. Douglas Mr. and Mrs- Lewis
and two childrep n Ridge " W. Jones Mr. hspeler Wm
r. lewis D. vslwey f. q Edge Mr.. Kennard. Mr.. Gfeen-
sl ds Mr. Irvsy John Paett John H. Elliott John hyerscu
A. H. Campbell Mr. and Mrs A. Nickel J. Z. Morsan kro-
Nam Paterson Fson O. H. Hughes, g. B. Barnard, Mira Ces
Mr. CseseI ~ Fsles Mr. and Mrs Thomas G.
kuhD q. ". Caldwell Mr. Kent. Robert struthers
v God johnson Cspt Heyworth Mr. freidmau Mr. Loss-n
emeI J. l. smith II Meckin John McCary, A j. Rich
sTdson r h nth Mr. Insight. Francis q Young, Baron
Rothscld Victoria hocke infant Mr. Booth
w lin an jr rodA Dsnirl Meyer and lady, Miss For
sll Miss Amen Mrs. Barrett hiss thapuian. Mr. ani
MIS- bapn Col Preston lady aud two servants Mrs Har-
ysfone and Mrs Preston. kias Manning, Preston w.
TesioD MI ind Mr.. Beywo"d and servant Lieut. 'lanket
Nj Motion j. NJ Gillian Peter Maxwell, MI. Mallory rhos
(roAs kr Koch Butler Thomas knrke VIZ Edas Mr. and
Mn LeDning servant Master Lennng Mr. and Mrs o.
Elliott MIs Hsly and sister too Misses Jennings Mr. Ghou
Albert suIgess brother Mr. and Mrs John Potts NJ shsr
Mr. Ier c. Galway O Jones, l. 2. Ives, w NJ Graz
W. snee, NJ fshn Joseph Ba'tersby Mr. and Mira
j. Kennedy M aud MIs souter Mr. aud Mrs stursess Mise
aLa friend Mrs. Albert and two daughters j. o. Ling
EN- lady niece shd msid servant Mrs Harwits Mr. Reed
Nsjor Marley lady infant and Mics HsmDy, hrs hece
Iutosh. Total, 1874
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Ofwlieh Estates and Females hold.........'..ils
Mere than half The stock owned by persons reei'-
ing ouiside Of both ctrr,
The rale If ,he Conseised Ferry lease Is advertised
by tie Controller Of N-w-YOrk "a take pace At the
CRY Hall of that Cry Saturday the 7tn inst at
o'rlock y. N. Let hope that the leasas w'li hi
sod 10 ,bo-e who wl the ferries safely, sPeei-
~ and cbeaply IA pc-sib-. Il is anthoritapvely an
nounced that Mr. C. T.. Smith, President Of the Union
Ferry Co. member Of The Peek Slip Ferry Co.; Mr..
James Murphy President Of the Rooseve'--tre@' Ferry
aided by leading Directors ia the several Companies
smong then, Mr. George Law of the latter, have been
negotiating for time, to effect the consolidation on
h. whole of the East River Ferries in one organ]a-
JON bs,ed Of course the contingency of securing
the lease II the ,errie. be spd the Nth. There
arrears to he little doubt tina, some plan Of consOda-
ton will be effected; but whether the interests Of the
public will be secured by such eOurse remaus to be
moved.
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FRox TIE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
iDe.. cerrs.pepdepse q rIe y. Y. Tribune.

Er~ipe.. Correspondence Of The y. Y. Tribune
GREGORY, Nov. %, 1850
Please FIR inclosed draft for so, which end yon
for Tx WEEKLY TRIBusE. I believe this u the
amount for a club Of twenty subscriber, sent II one
,,ddress THE TRIBUNE, people must and will have IN
tle,e mountains. No other pager ~ generally esfis-
fee cur Ieo.e. be their poitIcs wat they may and
no oheT, l am persuaded, wen salts or 80 Largely
pfusntee the intelligence Of the Great Wet. One OF
onr steam qnartz mills (Pros-er', s finally in m'tion
doing good basuesy Several others are IN process 81
COZ siruetcn ard will be running soon as spring
oreps Some fifteen or twenty tunnels are being
driven into TIE base Of mountains containing gold
bs-rnR onarfz and they will I've prosecuted with vigo-
all tie Winter On The whole, mining progreSse
yer, satisfactorily, and believe, with fair prospect
81 is,yjrg results. In radius of five six mile
from ihis point ;regoryl the mountains are certainly
very rich in the precious metals Another section,
Oh al tie same area, and lying - miles dne north
mach Of the character of formation lnterspered
"a nh eod-bearug quartz veins, and nearly OF elui
rchussr though ar yet LEES developed. These are IN
Doulder mines. Apart from these discoveries
marie character aud value the eastern slope OF IN
pocl Mountains presents poor show for the precions
metals tie formation everywhere too mnch re-em-
hing that If the granite mOnntainsof wHampshlrr
Blu, have faith that rich and extensive aurferous de-
ps it, exit on the side ~ the enowy rance aud
lint LeV are 10 constitute the great gold attraction
hitler for wears Already, hundreds Of tardy
etters are wiuterng and mining successfully on the
Blue and other tributaries of The Colorado Arkan-
saf and North Platte and no doubt exists but crowds
will follow them next season. 10 share the usnai yic's
s'uoe' u n''"'"s OF PARKER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09

TREATMENT OF RBEUNATlss.-A writer in The
Medicol 9Smes recommends sulphur "a highly efica-
eious In the treatment of rheumatism. He orders the
wi ole OF the affected limb 10 be eneased in flannel
tiekly sprinklrd with prreiptaied supbur ban'age
II applied over this and the whole covered with oiled
sk or gulta percha which has the effect Of increasing
tie warmth and combining the vspor the sulphur, and
also obvialing the disaereeable odor Ths bsndage
should be constantly apped-absorption takes place,
and the breath cutaoeous exhalations &c. unmistka-
bly, attest It's preeeace 1t the psin be situated where
the sbove cannot be readily applied, substitute the
compound sulphur ointment, which must be rubbed in
for twenty minutes night and morning. When there
is ,everishnoss acute pain, when the limb is at
rest and tire skn dry and inactive, relief results
frcln u is treatments but where there symptoms
of artve diseare and the pain of dull aching char
acter, felt chiefly when the limb is in notion and the
skin acts freely no external application proves ser
yceable. In very chronic cases which have resisted
the usual treatment success viii often fellow If the
limb be covered with sulphur, and over this flannel
handage and wadding be applied; this should not be
disturbed for days, that the sulphur may be-
come absorbed.