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The OREGON QuEsTIoN.-The Washington Union
OF Monday, copies from Boston paper speech re-
Gently delivered by Mr.. Gushing, on this question,
which II describes to be an able summary and
erpose, and as completely reducing to nutshell not
only the avewed principles of the President but the
arguments OF all who have heretofore declared them
selves In favor Of the "clear and unquestienable"
title OF the United States 10 the whole of Oregon
The same journal anticipates that at the great wig
wan Of the nation, which will convene on Monday
next, will reflect the spirit that animated the last
House of Representatives, and even INDUCES in the
hope that the distinguished gentlemen who
were not before in favor Of this groat mea
sure. as advocated by large majority of
the Baltimore Convention, will now no longer
oppose the views of the administration, Or
regard the question as one of a sectional character
IN the final settlement of which Northern men have
more interests-lmmediate or prospective-than the
people of the South 1t is intimated that the next
message of Mr.. Polk will contend that the whole
American population will regard this to be quite as
important national measure as was our title TO-
and occupation Of, Texas
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/ 1ggLd@ bbls PRIME Leaf Lard, firm and white, just
=. T. K collins 4 co.
ov IS South street.
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Passengers Sailed.
In the Lucy Tor Msanzas from BosonMr Letson of
York. " N"' VI A'e"
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ABBEY HOTEL.
TO LET-TheF furniture, Fixtures &c &C. for sale The
premises good order and the Hotel in
aon The Proprietor havngimade go South
Will sell his interest reasonable terms
Mr. Van Rensselaer, would thanks for the bc-
raj patronage bestowed the Abbey for the season.
ana would solicit contnuancee Of for tn ensuing fall and
dvidnas parties short His liable
supplied with the best the markets afford For the
dtion OF parties aud good music will be ready for those
who may wish TO enjoy the same.
BLoosiiscDALE koAp, o2d street, NY, Nov. 1916.
U6,f
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STATS & BARKER,
AND FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
179 Broadway.
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE HOwARDs HOTEL.
i iss Sf1si S aH %
'h' usual READY MA MADE DE GIoTHNG
oyereoats-super French Castor and double
: do Twssd., &s. 500 So %
Dress and Frock Goats: Vests. Pants, shirts. u1denss S
Drawers, Hosiery Scars. Cnva Gloves, Suspenders, SC,
n. BIS. & b. wish call the attention oftavesrs and
h1s e the weather uS % article Of anSa
tured expressly for them No lm.m
THE GENUINE
GALVANISC RINGS
MAGNETIC FLUID.
ism, Palsy rs HSopIs.y assdssSs ana Il
il the New York sun and Tribune regarding the remark
referred or they may be seen at the Office
Pamphlet. can be had gratis. MIG lw.m
FRENCH CHINA
.samsal aad osTs lsr sale very prices.
AND bs..s
Rich Fancy Decorated e; SETS: from. So
" " Tete-a'tete
:" g Mugs and Golfers
with motioss, and Cologne Bottles, &c.
Plain White China ofevery description always hand and
decorated to match any pattern
Dinner Dessert and Tea Sets Of every sold in
any quantity required
GLASS WARE.
On consignment from mutacurers and for SALE large
sediment of Plain and Rich Gu Glass every
+. GERARDIN,
n22 msrc IS John street up stairs
GREENHOW'S HISTORY OF OREGON.
'THE HISTORY OF OREGON and Cal, fomia AID other
Territories the North West Coast of North America;
ned BY Geographical View aud Map Of those
tries and number OF Documents Proofs and Illustrations
Of the History.
BY ROBERT GREENHOW
Translator aod Lbraan the Department Of State Of the
United States; Author Of Memoir. Historical and Political
the Northwest Coast of North America published in 0io
by direction Of the Senate cfthe United states.
THIRD EDITION.
Revised, Corrected and ENLARGED.
NEW YORK:
ID. Appleton Il Co.. 200 Broadway.
PHILADELPHIA:
George s. Appleton. l48 Chestnut street.
1915.
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BROWNS INDIAN QUEEN HOIEL.

BROWNS INDIAN QUEEN HOIEL.
'HE PROPRIETOR OF this long established Hotel takes
occasion, respectfully appse his old friends and the
public generally that IN determination keep full pace with
NE spirit oi enense now prevalent IN his line he has within
the asttew months had his
overhauled throughout That without regard pain, or er
pense he has added his splendid
new Ladies Ordinary and LADIES' Drawing Room fronting ON
rennsylvnia Avenue both OF which elegantly executed in
iresco Ihs Drawing Room magnifcenty furnished
the high admiration Of the hundreds who have visited IT, Adj
Joining tins Drawing Room, several new and delightful
chambers also handsomely thew
pc made entirely private from other the house
these improvements he confidently believes that his rs-
tabshment cannot be exceed part United States
and ne respectfully socts that
wch mas Deen ior so many years extended BROWNS In
dian Qreen." JESSE BROWN.
~asmne.on lily. NOV. II, 1915 MD 2wrc
IMPORTATION OF WATCHES
HAvING just received from Europe with new assortment
OF hne Gold and Silver Watches and Movements lot of
Inoependcnt Seconds and double time Watches and Move
Of an entirely style and Of superior finish We tak
business to visit stock which, in every respect. will be
0''' both G pEErxc en- HSu;x MARE
No lT Fulton street New York.
s-Ensaged also IN the watch making business we con.
ticularly those Of fne aud difficult works nl+ lmsm
NJ ATCHEs!-WATCHEs AND yEwELRY-Those
CHAINS Gold Pencils Keys, &c. will find it greatly To- their
advantage to call the subscriber who selling all descrn
above retail much lower than any other house
the city Gold Watches as low see each Watch
Jeweiy exchanged bought All watched
to keep good time, or the money refunded "''''''e'
u. Z. ALLEN Importer OF Watches and Jewery,
Wholesale and Retail, 81 Wall street
nlS ln Ic
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VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY
NIX. q. ROBERTSON has the pleasure of respectfully
~ announcing to his friends and the public that his regular
classes open Mondays and Thursdays AT his private
dwelling 81 Eighth Avenue for giving Instructions in the
above art NJ H. viii Introduce in his academy all the late
Mazuska Qusdres, and various styles of Watzng Insruc
tons pupils and classes any hour at
their residences oat Mr. B morning class will be formed
IDOL rakrn
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A. DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL,
Lien DODWORTH would beg leave inform his
friends that II rs his intention to Private
Dane School at his residence 48 Broome Mon
dy afternoon, Oct goth From his long with the
Dancing world aud having availed himself Of srnctons
from the beat masters that have visited this
Paul Tagon and others 0! like ceebrityhe feels lie
well qualified teach the city his musical
education will certainly give him advantage many
in the profe Be that those who
hum with their rely upon acquiring
and fashionable style of Dancing
TERMS.
Quarter OF q Les'ons including the Quadrille, Waltz
Ten Lessons in the Waltz or Polka, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Days aud Hours Of Tuition.
On Monday and Thursdays, o'clock for Ladies and
Misses over 10 years of age.
On Wednesday Saturday, at o'clock for Misses and
Boys under IL years OF age-and
On Monday "Wednesday Thursday and Saturday for Gen
tlemen, at O'Clock F. NJ.
second Glass will be formed from TO- for those who
cannot attend earlier.
Private Lessons given other hours either at the resi-
dence O the plpil Tor n the oo1i,
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n London. ~
spoken July 10, lat iON, Ion aA4w. Massachusetts Codd
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CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS.


CHlCKER!NG would inform the public that he has re
moved his Pianos rom the OF Broadway and Park
Place to Rooms No sand Laage Building 1913 Broadway
doors above Reade erehe keep
at the same prices his factory In Boston
The public invited call and examine the
asapfc
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or THE
COLLEGES
Nadlcino and Pharmacy
IS NASSAU STREET.
NJ T. d CAL VICE

PRIVATE DISEASES
NnE MEMBEhs Of the New York College OF Medie,ss
cor,w. ~ for the suppression Of quecke
eonue 20 oirect their particular attention Of
pya@ natu e. and eau persons
treatment asale and without ipIuy
e constitution or from business Invads are pur
ncuafy rec aesed to make application the College on re
u appearance oil those suffering
and time may be thus avoided One Of the members OF the
Coese Tor
tation daily from A. NJ TO T. r. NJ ~ " ~
lerms--Adylce and Medicine 3d. cure guaranteed.
); I IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALiDs-rersozs
vhs In inc country and hnding enient make
sonal can have forwarded them contain
ing all edcins requisite perform radical cure by Staring
ther case explicitly together with all symptoms
faction and treatment received elsewhere, any, and
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f1hhf HAKPS
80 Anthony ST., = Doors from Broadway.
AMES HANLEY, the only Pupil of Sebastian Erard OF
London aud Paris calls public of m
proved Patent Double and Single Action Harp including
celebrated 6h Grand Gothic Instruments with Metallic VI
braring Bases Sc. &c.
James Hny has been honored the testimonials of the
President Of the United States the American Ministers
Courts Of London and Paris Professors Bochsa Avars Chat
tercn Horn and others from private individuals
distinguished musics talent
Observe, 81 Anthony 2 doors
Harris fEfAlhkD. Strings, Nc. sig 1m*rc
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DAGUERKEUTYPE
GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
AND AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
1OIGILAENDER'S APPARATUS
RESIDES supply Of the above Apparatus the subscri
bers have received best Plates Chemicals and Polishing
substances and the newest improvements the
tonsgven III the Art and from every part of the coup
try promptly attended to, by addressing tpost.psid)
w. Y F. LANGENHEIM
Philade phia Exchange.
LANGENHEIM u BECkERS
% lndocw'rc New York, 20l Broadway.
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A CARD.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
LADY ofsupsror talents and requirements, DESTROYS Of
Of instruction will be found the expeditions FRO
noting them in the thorough knowledge and theory Of the
line directed r. M, the Office of this paper will DO
duly attended 10. OF lm+rc
A NEW COURSE OF LESSONS IN FRENCH,
ON THE ROBERTsONIAN SYSTEM,
by Il. DU BUIssON, A. Man Evening Class is
ID being formed No s7 Green Hours Of
audi O'Clock BY this system the student
able 10 with rapidy and besides acquiring
thorough of the language with all its domatc
pcaton AIR Bookhams select School No la7 Green,
Of Houston street, between the hours of A. M and
O'Clock r. NJ. NIL 2wrc
THERE CAN BE NO TEACHING WITHOUT
MASTER
THE French Language the easiest learned and
fashionable of the day. taught by Professor
kowaewsk the oral aud most approved system adapting
will knowedge Of the language in short space
OF time lie has been hoLored with pupils from the families
of the following distinguished gentlemen, to whom he can
refer -
Hon. Thos. ii. Benton, Hon. Levi Woodbury..
Hon. s. ans otSs Wake, Louis MeLne
3l9 Broadway r. KOWALEWSKl.
os m-r
EVENING AMUSEMENT.
has been Of general regret that few opporu
mites Offer that prove sufficiently attractive young
men. draw them from the hauns Of dissipation end
tuctve amusement An excellent opportunity now offers
which possesses attractions also combining health plea
sure and niornaon where gentlemen resort and
an agreeable hour at Dsbrow Riding School, 4f8 Bowery
Terms Tor course OF twelve lessons 49, Subscribers
not REQUIRED to attend regularly cnly may suit their con-
vsnienee ne school will be evening from TO
I've school Is daily fer Ladies' from AM TO PM
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05
THE MoRMoNs.

The Mormons wto seem like the Ish-,.
maelites of old TO have their hands againsr
every man, and every mans hand egainst
them, have al length resolved 10 quit their
present re csdencc and TO remove in the en-.
suing spring, 10 some place Yves; Of the
Rocky mountains. California, it is ru-
mured, is to be the seat Of their future
empire. where they have an excellent OPP
porluniy Of trying The experiment, which
we have no doub' they will, of working
church and state together. Meantime an,
other SET Of brass plates has been discov-
cred somewhere in Wisconsin, which if
they have fallen iulo the hands of as cute
a prophet as Joe Smith, will give rise 10
another sect of Saints, 10 annoy The good
people of the West for another half dozen
wears -Chas. Euening Neacs.
The Future Home of The Mormons.-,
Nooka or Vancouver Islands, on the North
America, is TO he the final destination and
home of the Mormon people. This island
is aboul 800 miles long, aud rs 10 100 in
width. 1t is separated from the main
land by long, narrow strait, and lies be-
tween The 47Ih or 18th and the 81 or SD
degrees north latitude, extending along
The coast in a northwest direction. The
boundary line between the American and
British possessions in the northwest, will
probably pass across the island. The
English, we believe. have one or Two tra-
ding posts on the island, bu, for the most
parI, il is inhabited by Indians, Of not a
warlike disposition. 1t is long journey,
out canbe accomplished.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05
REV. ]. G. FuRMAN.

We uninlenlionally omitted to state, iu
season, that Shurllili' College, a, Upper
Alton, ILL.,, conferred the honorary degree
of A. NJ. Oh this brother, who is now, as
is we'll known to our readers, al the head
Of the Furman Theological Institution
s.. G.. In our estimation he is more W or
thy of the honorary title, D. ID. than ma.
ny 90 whom that title has been conferred
He is a D. D., Teacher of Divinity, iu
fact, if not in sheep-skin form. The sub.
stance is worth more than The shadow.
Christian inder.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05
Correspondence fthsE Erpress.
WAsHIHGTON Oct. Y, ]

The Oregon queslionzha has atElenglhil
reached point, 10 day, nothing more.
Mr.. Packenham was authorized lo.renew
the proposition 10 submit The question 10
a.lhir,l power This our Government:
have declined. Mr.. Buchanan favored
the plan, but,Mr. Polk declined on the
ground that il would not satisfy The West!
OF course, the SSonth and East haveno
right to be heard in. the matter. You
will see. by the Uuion, tllat.Sthe editor
quints at this decision, when he aysihe.
President respects the opinions of Mr.
Buchanan but acts for himself. The.
question is, therefore, precisely where Mr..
Calhoun left it, aud where his friends will
probably keep IL. y .,,s-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

corrsction.-In our las, for "Dr. Levy the
recen, able delegate from the Territory OF
Florida" read d. Levy. Sc
In the Repor, Of the Commissioners OF
the Poor for Edge6eld District a'fall term
of Court ls45. there was an err6r in the
published acceun, OF the amount of assess
men, of tax levied. For 81 per cent,
read 371 per cent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

new method of filling the teeth it is
said 10 be 10 mix hineen parts purely
finely powdered caustc lime, with twelve
parts Of anoydious phosphoric acid. This
is moist during The mixing. aud while in
Iha, slate it is 10 he Introduced into the
dccaycd tooth. The place in The tooth is
10 be made dry before receiving he mix
ture. Soon utter heing introduced il be.
comes solid. The object oflhi, discovery
was 10 initiate The principles ofihe enamel
of the teeth.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

Fine CoHon.-The Augusta Chronicle
s. Sentinel Of yesterday says:-A sale of
Que hundred bales of Cotton part of the
crop Of w. ]. Eve, of this county. was
sold on Wednesday at S cents per pound;
aud yesterday lot Of forty eight bales, of
the crop Of T. Meriweiher of Oslethorpe
county. broughl7a cents. They were both
very choice lots in square packages
.Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

Rail Road from Charleston TO Teras.-
The City Council of Nalchez have called
n meeting of the citizens Of that place for
the purpose Of inviIing an examination
into the expedeucy of extending the
great line of Atlantic Rail Road, cori.
rnencing at Charleston. S. c., and ending
al Montgomery, Ala. so as 10 strike The
Mississippi at Nalchez. The immense
trade and travel, SAYS he Free Trader.
which will snon be setting UPWARDS Texas,
will make d projecI of this kind no' only
feasible but perfectly practicable. Of great
convenience to The public. and profitable
to the stockholders. The eyes of capital
ISIS and these connected with The Rail
Road, particularly its master spirit Col.
Gadsdeu, Of Charleston, are already turn
ed towards some convenient point a, which
to strike the Mississippi aud thence 10 the
valley Of the Red River, so as 10 iuter
cept The trade TO he Northern and West.
ern portions of Texas and the eastern
provinces of Mexco."-Chas. Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

Wisconsin Election. election just
over in Wisconsin for delegate in Con
gless. has resulted in The election of the
democratic candidate, Mr. Martin. over
Collins, federalisl, by large majority
Patriot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

Thirteen of the Philadelphia fire rioters
were sentenced last week in that ciry-
four to puy 6ne of S1OO, and TWO years
Imprisonment each; two to imprisonment
for one year and nine months each three
10 do, one year each two 10 eight months
each two 10 do, FIVE months each. Each
and all 10 pay The costs of prosecution,
and 10 give ample security TO be of good
behavior in future.-Choniclc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

The Episcopal Convention. t(of The Diocese
of New York, after a somewhat protracted
session, concluded to leave the Bishop N his
present situation. His arrears for salary
amounting 10 some $6,O0O;were voted to be
paid The Bsllon remaining suspended, can
not perform any Of the duties pertaining TO his
office-ttie Convention, however, have made
provision for the performance oflhose duties
by others.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

Messrs. Gregg 6 Jones. Of Vaucuse
Factory, S. c., received IA premium for
The best specimen o. Cotton Osnaburss
exhibited al the laIe Fair of the American
Institute, in New York.
Shortly after the publication Of Mr..
Gregg's pamphlet, il was read before the
Ameaican In>tilnte, when he was made
an honorary member of that body.
CkdS. Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

Al regular meeting Of the Directors Of
the State Bank held yesterday. Edward
Sebring. Esq was unanimously elected
President of The same, vice James II.
Ladson, Esq, resisned.- Charleston Mer-
cury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

Hunter Hill, The individual who mur.
dered Major Smith, at Norfolk, (Va.) a
short time since has beer tried and found
gully OF murder in the first degree. On
The 20Ih instant, the sentence Of death
was pronounced on him, to be carried into
effect, by bansing, on Friday, Cd January
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

The Pavilion Holel, in Charleston. was
sold at auction Of The 23d instant. for The
sum Of $25.6O0. Ii was purchased by
Capt. J. c. Ker, who has heretofore kept
the establishment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

Chancellor Harper.-Our distinguished
felow-ci'izen arrived here yesterday, in
the ship Beiradera, from Madeira. We
are gratified in being able to state that his
health has improved. Patriot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

John Tyler.-Recently more than two hun
dred of the citizens Of Philadelphia, addressed
a ,4.,er TO Ex-Presldent Tyler, inviting him 10
q nubllc dinner in that CITY on his way to Vir.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

To Correspondents lines selected by
an B." in memory of Capt "E. ]. NJ" and
the account of the Revival at Plnmbranch,
were received too la,e for this eek, but will
be published in our next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

The Boston Journal says that The mer-
curry fell in that city on Wednesday morn
ing to "a deg-eight degrees below the
freezing point.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

Fire at Winekcster, PA destructive fire
broke out in this Town OF, the 2lst ut., and a
large amount Of property destroyed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

TIE EDGEFIELp MECHANICS WASH.
:ins,onian Society, will meet on Monday
evening next.
The public generally are invited TO at
tend.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

Bishop Onderdonk.-This gentleman some
time since, for certain improprietes of conduct
was suspended by the General Episcopal Con-
yention. from the discharge of the duties OF
his Office. We copy the subjoined upon the
action of recent Convention, towards him,
from, an exchange.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

The Hon. J. E. Holmes is mentioned
III connection with The speakersbip Of the
neAt Congress.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

Long Saocs.-A colemporary says that mans
rank was formerly known by the size of his
shoes. Those of Prince measured two feet
and half; plain Gil was allowed only twelve
nches-hence the French proverb, "etre sur
TIN grand pied dams le monde TO be on great
foot or footing with the world. Judging men
by the length of their shoes worn nowadays,
we would suppose, that there were many great
personages in our country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

The election for Representative in
Congress TO fill vacancy. in Florida,
has resulted in the choice of Mr.. Cabell,
Whig.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-11-05

= .
Pubic Meeting at Gecnuilc &C. Hat a
meeting OF The people at Gfeenville Court
House, ON the 2Oth October, among other res,
ohltions, the following was recommended.
Resolved, Tha, application be made TO the
Legislature, by petition OF otherwise, at The en-
suing session, for such aid as may he conven'
ienty afforded, 10 commence the formation OF
Railway from GreenvilIe 10 the Charleston
Rail Road, and especially TO grant permission
to the State Geologist and Engineer to make
such examinations and surveys Of certain
routes 10 be hereafter designated, as will lend
to judicious selection. having due regard to
the gradients. geology and commercial I'M
portance, and the facilities they may severnlly
afford for properly end cheaply constructing
the necessary works.